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At 7 p.m. Wednesday while many locals were sitting down for dinner or relaxing on the couch, Gracie Ciucci and her friends were embarking on a fundraising journey to honor her late father, Eric Ciucci. Eric Ciucci died by suicide in 2014 at the age of 37. He was the Putnam County Girls Golf Coach and is remem bered around the community for his impact on the local youth and love for hisInspiredfamily. by a video on TikTok, Ciucci and her friends decided to com plete the 24 miles in 24 hours chal lenge. The event involves participants running a mile at the top of every hour for a “Whenday. I first saw it I didn’t think the challenge would be that hard, but I was wrong,” Ciucci said. “It’s defi nitely a sacrifice and you’re constantly watching the clock.” Ciucci added many of the partici pants complete the challenge with very little sleep to be sure they do not miss a top-of-the-hour run. “We sleep a little bit, but very little because we are afraid if we sleep we are not going to wake up,” Ciucci said. “We have so much riding on it that we would be disappointed in ourselves and we wouldn’t want to do that to peo ple who are supporting us.”
This year, after first completing the 24 Miles in 24 Hours challenge in 2020, Gracie Ciucci decided to once again honor her father while raising funds for the Illinois Chapter of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.
Through the support of family, friends, local law enforcement and runners who stopped by for a mile or two; the 24 hours are something Ciucci won’t soon forget. The group finished their 24-hour marathon with a final route in Henne pin around the pool and was greeted with smiling faces and rounds of applause from many within their com munity. Jayce Eustice – jeustice@shawmedia.com
Starting at 7 p.m. Wednesday and finishing at 6 p.m. Thursday, Ciucci, along with Emberlin Cwikla, McKin ley Cwikla, Justin Cawthon, Molly Roach and Lauren Faletti, completed the challenge with full hearts, tired legs and cheers of support. “This year we have had more people turn out and more people to support us,” Ciucci said. “It means everything to us.”The runners have run multiple routes around Hennepin and even made some special trips to neighbor ing Granville and McNabb to change up the scenery and give those in other communities a chance to show their support.“We’ve had so much support; a lot more than last time,” Ciucci said. “I think we got the word out a lot better. The first mile there were so many peo ple there with some even sticking around for the next few miles.” Ciucci also added the Putnam County Sheriff’s Office helped the group by lighting the way throughout the night and giving them a safe escort on their mission. With the added support, the group looked to raise $5,000 for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention; a goal that just minutes before departing for the final mile Ciucci was informed they were able to surpass. “We wanted to set the goal to leave room for God to work in it,” Ciucci said. “Even if we didn’t make the goal, we can’t be upset about it because every dollar is going to do something.”
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Inspired by TikTok, Gracie Ciucci enlisted friends to run a mile an hour for 1 day
This year, after first completing the challenge in 2020, Ciucci decided to once again honor her father while rais ing funds for the Illinois Chapter of the American Foundation for Suicide Pre vention.“Suicide has hit close in my family specifically and I know it hits close in this community nowadays,” Ciucci said. “There’s not many people that you meet where suicide hasn’t touched someone and it’s not talked about a lot. We think it should be talked about more in order to save lives and spread awareness about it before it’s too late.”
24-hour challenge raises money for suicide awareness
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ON THE COVER: With full backpacks and smiles, students arrive at Putnam County Primary School on Monday.
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ABOVE: The second grade team of Ashley Bush, Amy Bell and Taylor Kimble at Putnam County Primary School were excited to welcome their new students on the first day of school.
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The Friends of the Canal are con ducting their Hike the Canal outing Sun day, Aug. 21. This portion of the Hike the Henne pin is 3.2 miles and has been named the Kingfisher.Thehike will be from Lock 17 to Lock 21. Hikers will meet at Lock 21 (lift bridge) at 1:30 p.m., where they will be shuttled to Lock 17 to begin the hike. Lock 21 is located about three miles west of Wyanet on U.S. 6 and 34. The monthly hikes were developed by the Friends of the Hennepin Canal as an opportunity for everyone to get to know the canal personally by hiking it from the Illinois River to the Mississippi (including the Feeder Canal) in small legs. Interested parties do not need to be a member to join any of the hikes. There is no fee for the hikes. Dress according to the weather. For information, call Ed Herrmann at 815-664-2403 or visit friends-hennepin-canal.org. Hennepin, PC Historical Society to host Hennepin Heritage Fest
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The Hennepin Pool will be closing for renovations beginning Monday, Aug. 29. The projected reopening date is Mon day, Oct. 31. This is only a tentative date. Call after Oct. 15 for a more exact date. All six-month memberships will be extending by the length of time the pool is closed.Forinformation, contact 815-9257319 or hennepinparkdistict@mchsi. com.
The village of Hennepin and the Putnam County Historical Society will be sponsoring Hennepin Heritage Fest: “Brats, Blues and History Too!” on Sept Events17.will kick off at 11 a.m. with old time children’s games followed by a storytelling workshop by Megan Baznik from noon to 2 p.m., both at the PC His torical Society Meeting House. At 1 p.m. Austin Gollaher will present Lincoln Tales Tall and True Portrayed by Brian Fox Ellis at the Putnam County Courthouse courtroom. From 2 to 4 p.m. there will be a Hennepin Riverside Cemetery Walk with 20-minute tours and costumed actors bringing the voices of Hennepin’s his tory to life. The brats and blues event will be from 5 to 9 p.m. in Walter Durley Boyle Park with a brat meal available for pur chase from 5 to 7 p.m. and The Double Dave Trios/Crossroads Combo Blues band performing from 6 to 9 p.m. Water, soda and ice cream will be available for purchase. Guests are wel come to bring other beverages, lawn chairs and –blankets.ShawLocalNewsNetwork
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Friends of the Hennepin Canal take on Kingfisher hike Aug. 21
Peru library receives donation of Star Union Brewery items
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The Peru Public Library recently added a collec tion to its historical archives – beer bottles. John Shimkus, Granville, donated his collection of Star Union Brewery bottles and other memorabilia to the Peru Public Library, 1409 11th St. This culturally significant collection spans the Star Union Brewery’s 100-year history. A sampling of beer bottles, ice picks, coasters, bottle openers and other brewery memorabilia are on display. There also is a Star Union beer cooler substituting as a book display. A brief history of the Star Union Brewery, taken from a La Salle County Historical Society Museum Facebook post, said “The original brewery was established in 1845 by Fred Kaiser and incorporated as the Union Beer Company in 1868. In 1880 the company was acquired by Henry Hoerner who renamed it the Star Union Beer Com pany. Hoerner served as president and general man ager of the company until 1930. In 1920, in response to prohibition, Star Union installed an ice maker and began to manufacture root beer. The bottling works were built between 1892 and 1909 and expanded to the west in 1909 and 1916. After prohibition was repealed, Star Union became one of the largest breweries in Illinois, with over 100 employ ees by 1935. The plant closed in 1966 and is now vacant.” (posted Oct. 26, 2011) Stop by the library to see the Star Union Brewery display. While at the Peru Library, read through the brewery’s centennial book, “A Bright Star for 100 Years,” and Toby Gualandri’s research paper, “The Oldest Brewery in Illinois Star Union 1845-1966.” Both these books are available through the Peru Library’s website, perulibrary.org Genealogy, Local History. Contact the library at 815-223-0229 or perulibrary@ perulibrary.org. The library is open 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Fri day through Saturday. The Star Union collection is on display through October 2022. If you are interested in displaying your collection at the Peru Library or want more information, email Emily Schaub at eschaub@perulibrary.org.
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Beer bottles and other memorabilia from Star Union Brewery are on display at the Peru Public Library on Monday, July 18.
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“I am very happy that the hard work and dedication of all included in the making of this film is being recog nized with this honor,” said film maker David Raccuglia, who narrated the documentary and provided much of the footage. “It was decades in the making.”Weger, 83, was paroled in 2019 after serving nearly 60 years for the mur der of Lillian Oetting, one of three women fond bludgeoned to death in the park. Weger confessed but recanted and continues to protest his innocence.Wegerinitially refused interviews with Raccuglia but relented. At age 66, Weger sat for the cameras and tearfully insisted he was framed. “They ruined my life,” Weger said. “They took everything I had.” Coincidentally, the Emmy nomina tion was announced just days before a scheduled hearing in which Weger’s legal team hopes for lab results that show he wasn’t the killer. Monday, there will be a hearing before La Salle County Judge Michael C. Jansz. According to a podcast by Weger attorney Andy Hale, lab results from tests of the 1960 evidence should be available for the hearing. Photo provided by David Raccuglia
“The Murders at Starved Rock,” the three-part documentary about the Chester Weger case and aired on HBO, has been nominated for an Emmy.The National Academy of Televi sion Arts and Sciences unveiled nom inations including five for Outstand ing Crime and Justice Documentary. “The Murders of Starved Rock” is one of three HBO documentaries in con tention in that category. A winner will be named Sept. 29. “We were honored to be able to tell this story and have it recognized by the Academy,” director Jody McVeighSchultz said, “and we’re really grate ful to everyone who shared their story with us along the way.”
117th Holmstrom Esterdahl Reunion set for Sept. 4 The 117th annual Holmstrom Esterdahl Reunion will be Sunday, Sept. 4, at the city park in Wenona. Bring dishes to pass, your own table service and beverage. Bring family pictures to share and game equipment for any games. Any questions call Jan at 815-882-2543.
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The documentary film featuring Chester Weger, “The Murders at Starved Rock,” was nominated for an Emmy on July 28.
The Illinois Valley Community College choir is looking for singers from the community to join its group on Monday evenings. Choir director Jenilyn Roether said the group meets from 6 to 7:40 p.m. Mondays in Room D223. New members will be accepted through Aug. 29. “Anyone 16 and older may join,” Roether said. “No experience is necessary, but a love of singing is!” Fall semester culminates with a concert at 7 p.m. Monday, Nov. 28. For information, email jenilyn_ roether@ivcc.edu or leave a mes sage at 815-224-0223.
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Shaw Local News Network The Carus Summer Science Camp at St. Bede Academy featured a full week of STEM programming for incoming sixth-grade students. The camp was led by local science teachers Dan Fitzpatrick and Angeli que Depenbrock, with support from several volunteers. “A STEM education can open so many doors for young students and that is why we passionately support Summer Science Camp and other edu cation initiatives,” said Carus LLC President and CEO Andy Johnston. Summer camps are an American tradition, but many did not survive the pandemic.“Thatmade celebrating the 20th anniversary of Carus Summer Science Camp even more special,” said John ston.Graduates of Illinois Valley’s popu lar Summer Science Camp celebrated with a graduation party at St. Bede Academy. Past graduates joined in the celebration, along with a special STEM career panel to mark the camp’s 20th anniversary.“Campers enjoyed hearing from panelists who use science and technol ogy every day at work,” said Carus Communications Manager JoLynn Anzelc. “It’s great for students in sixth grade to start thinking about their future career path, and this year we wanted to bring that same opportunity to younger students.” Carus also expanded its partner ship with Illinois Valley Community College to introduce a new one-day sci ence camp for students ages 6, 7 and 8.
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Photo provided by JoLynn Anzelc This summer, Carus unveiled the first ever Pack the School Challenge in the Illinois Valley. Carus employees at the Peru headquarters and La Salle manufacturing site teamed up to collect $879 in employee donations for a school supply drive benefitting Northwest Elemen tary School in La Salle. Carus matched the employee donations bringing the total to nearly $2,000 in school supplies.
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Carus chemists Rachel Dawson-Hince and Akila Karunanayake hosted the Science ‘Fun’damentals camp for young students as part of IVCC’s sum mer camp series. Students explored the states of matter, learned basic lab safety rules and discussed the process of the scientific method. Campers also learned about the Periodic Table of Elements and created bouncy balls using the power of chemistry. This summer, Carus unveiled the first ever Pack the School Challenge in the Illinois Valley. Carus employees at the Peru headquarters and La Salle manufacturing site teamed up to col lect $879 in employee donations for a school supply drive benefitting North west Elementary School in La Salle. Carus matched the employee dona tions bringing the total to nearly $2,000 in school supplies. Carus employees saw an opportu nity to make a bigger impact, and they turned to Facebook to challenge another local business to donate school supplies to a teacher or school in the community. Machinery Maintenance, Inc. stepped up to the challenge and donated nearly $1,000 in school sup plies to local teachers, then went on to challenge two more businesses. “The idea came from an employee event planning meeting,” said Ashley Swingel, marketing and communica tions specialist. “The start of the school year can be stressful for fami lies, and when the team came up with this idea, we knew it would be a great thing for the community. We’re excited to see other Illinois Valley businesses step up to the challenge to support local schools and teachers.”
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Cops 4 Cancer raises record $121,984
Shaw Local News Network Cops 4 Cancer’s 2022 summer event in Cedar Point raised a record amount of funds for the nonprofit organization dedicated to help resi dents of the Illinois Valley who have cancer and deal with the financial perils the disease also creates. The event totaled $121,984. Cops 4 Cancer celebrated its 19th year hosting its flagship event. Orga nizers said it began with a dream of “doing something” by Terry Guisti with the support of his family and friends.“We started in my backyard,” Guisti said in a news release posted to the Cops 4 Cancer Facebook page. “That one party has grown into an incredible event that so many great people benefit from. It makes all of us proud.”Formany years, the funds raised were directed to the now dissolved Illinois Valley Community Hospital Foundation. In 2010, the decision to break away from that relationship and have more decision-making power was made. By 2011, Cops 4 Cancer had legally become a 501(c)(3) charity and started helping families directly with their financial needs while battling cancer. “We might be far from the humble beginnings of when the Guisti’s hosted the first event in money raised but we are not too far from then to recognize how important it is to stay connected to why we do what we do,” said President Betty Glynn. “We believe in making a difference. If you were in attendance on Saturday, you were met with a lot of love and appre ciation for believing in C4C and this community.”Theevent contributors, attendees, volunteers and musicians helped make it a picture perfect day, orga nizers“Austinsaid Edwards, who won first runner-up in America’s Got Talent 2020 and an incredibly talented coun try artist, headlined and gave an awe some performance,” Glynn said. “Austin lost both parents to cancer and was only 6 when his mother bat tled. Austin along with our local tal ent of Fueled by Whiskey, the Alika Arlynn Band, and Country Roots were just Anyoneamazing.wishing to still contribute toward this drive can do so by visit ing www.cops4cancer.com or by mail: Cops 4 Cancer, PO Box 1461, La Salle, IL 61301. Scott Anderson – sanderson@shawmedia.com
Annual summer flagship event is where vision of the organization began
Kelly Schaefer’s daughter, Madi son, was diagnosed with neuroblas toma at 8 days old. Soon after enter ing the world, Madison became a patient at St. Jude and was treated for her Madisoncancer.is now turning 24 on Aug. 14 and was declared cancer-free when she was 8 months old. Kelly, of Peru, now organizes the local St. Jude Run that took place Saturday, Aug. 6. She sees her involvement as a way of paying back St. Jude for the life of her daughter. She said she’s extremely grateful for what St. Jude did for Madison and said their family didn’t have to make a single payment towards her cancer care.“My reason [for doing this] is sim ple. I have a healthy daughter,” Kelly said. “I’ve experienced the power of St. Jude and I’ll never forget it.” This is Kelly’s 23rd St. Jude run. While she organizes it, both Madison and her father, Jim, run in the race. Eighteen runners took to the streets beginning at 5:30 a.m. Satur day morning, covering a total of 66 miles on the La Salle-Peru to Peoria St. Jude Run. Runners signed up for different lengths spanning any where from a few to 15 miles, begin ning in Peru and ending in Peoria at about 4 p.m. A celebration is prepared for the runners once they reach Peoria. Food, water, snacks, a St. Jude store, beer garden and more are prepared to reward the participants for cross ing the finish line. Each runner is tasked with rais ing $1,000 for St. Jude in order to par ticipate. Despite the extreme heat throughout the day, the group fin ished the race and raised a total of $31,500.Ifyou’re interested in becoming a runner or making a donation, visit the St. Jude Runs website at le-peru.stjuderuns.org/runs/satellite/lasalhttps://
Organizer says she’ll never forget the power of St. Jude in saving her daughter’s life
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Runners cover 66 miles to raise money for St. Jude By OLIVIA DOAK odoak@shawmedia.com
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4ft Oak Fireplace Mantel, 5ft Oak Fireplace Mantel, Kid Roller Coaster, Kid Train (50ft of Track) Vehicles, Trailers & Boats 1997 Ford Mustang (327000 miles, Auto, 2 Door, Hard Top, 3.8 Litre V8, engine Problems, Does Run), Bowie Platinum 8 Vet Box
Brandt 8x62 Auger, Brandt 10x70 Auger, Farm King 1031 Auger PTO, Farm King 1031 Electric , Farm King 1080 Swing Away Auger, Farm King 1080 Swing Away Auger, Farm King 1370 Auger Swing Away Auger, Farm King 8X56 Auger, Hutchinson 8'' Auger, Hutchinson 10x60 Swing Away Auger, Kewanee 500 Ear Corn Elevator, West eld Auger, West eld MK 100-71 Auger, Wheatheart 8x36 PTO AugerFertilizer Equipment & Sprayers 2001 Bestway Sprayer (80ft Booms, 1200 Gallon Tank, Hydro Pump, Boom Controls, No Monitor), DMI 4300 NH3 Bar (15 knife, 1 Owner, Farmer owned), Mertz 3250 w/ Dry Box, Pull Type Sprayer (800gallon, 60ft booms), Rogator 854 (5425 hours, 80ft Booms, 20'' Spacing, 800gal Tank, JD Rate Controller, Electric 5 Section Auto Shuto s, Local Farmer Owned, Shop Kept), Top Air Sprayer (750 gallon, 40ft Booms, Foam Markers), Wilmar Super 800 Fertilizer Buggy, Yetter 16row Strip Till Bar Combines, Cornheads, & Platforms Case IH 1020 Platform( 25ft with Cart), CAT Lexion 470 Combine, Gleaner 20' Grain Head, Case IH 2206 Cornhead, Gleaner M2 Combine (Shows: 229 Sep. Hours and 2654 Eng. Hours) , Gleaner R62 Combine, International 1460 Combine (Ran Fall 2021), 1990 John Deere 9400 Combine, 1980 John Deere 6620 Turbo Combine (Good Sieves, and Tires, Combines Beans Fall 2020), John Deere 918 Platform, John Deere 643 Cornhead (GVL Poly), John Deere 643 Cornhead (Great Shape), John Deere 213 Platform, John Deere 216 Platform (Dial-Matic Header Control, Good Poly and Steel, Plastic Fingers), John Deere 220 Platform, John Deere 643 (6 row, Custom Built), Lexion 30ft Grain Platform, 2020 Maya 8 Row 30'' Cornhead , 2021 Maya 12 Row 30'' Cornhead
3pt ), Woods MD184 Mower (7ft, 3pt ), Woods RM59 Finish Mower Farm Support Items A.O Smith Harvestore Roller Mill, Fuel Tanks, John Deere Brown Box, John Deere Quick Hitch, John Deere Quick Hitch, M&W 12 Ton Gear Parts, M&W 12 Ton HD Gear Fronts, M&W 12 Ton HD Gear Rears, Poly Sieve for 2388 Combine, Straight Rolling Coulters (20'', Round Hole), Straight Rolling Coulters (20'', Square Hole), Tractor Weights, Large Selection of Tires and Rims, Yetter Row Cleaners Planters & Drills Homemade Seed Tender (2 box, Honda engine), 1996 John Deere 1520 Grain Drill (15ft, 10'' Spacing with Grass Seeder, Double Disc Seed Openers, Press Wheels), John Deere 7000 1 Row Planter, John Deere Van Brunt Drill, Tar River DRL-072 Grain Drill (6ft, crumbler, never used) owned operatedandby Friday, August 19, 2022 505 S. East St. • Annawan, Illinois Consignment AuctionConsignment Auction 39th Annual Fall39th Annual Fall Bid Online with Link to bidding site www.andersonenterpriseseq.comfromorwww.hatzernordstrom.com MANY MORE ITEMS BY SALE DAYSTILL ACCEPTING CONSIGNMENTS (309) 935-6700 • www.hatzernordstrom.com
Trucks & Trailers 1000 Gal SS Tank on Trailer, 1977 Blair Grain Trailer (With Shur Lock Tarp), 1977 Kenworth DW Tandem Grain Truck, 1978 Chevrolet C65 Grain Truck (16ft Box, Gas, Approx. 70,000 miles) , 1997 Ford F Series Grain Truck (67,172 miles), 2005 Wilson Hopper Bottom (41'x66'', Standard Doors, New Tarp, Recent Brakes (90%), Good Tires on 8 Aluminum Rims, New Door Rollers Fall 2021, Air Ride, Recently Rebuilt Fifth Wheel) Hay & Forage Equipment Case-IH 8460 Round Baler, Claas RU600 8 Row Bidirectional Head, G&S Disc Mower (7ft), 2016 H&S 2 Basket Tedder, John Deere 535 Round Baler (With Net Wrap, 540 PTO), John Deere 640 Hay Rake, Kuhn GF222T 2 Basket Tedder, Kuhn Knight Vertical Maxx VT1100 Feed Wagon, Meyer 4120 Forage Wagon, New Holland 1915 Self Propelled Chopper with New Holland 4 Row Corn Chopping Head and New Holland Hay Head, New Holland 6 Row Snapping Head, New Holland Super
John Deere Diesel Power SP111HP3 Pump and Generator, (2) Multi-Tow Steel Roller Skates (10 Ton Capacity), Onan 100 KW Generator, Power Washer, Radial Arm Saw, (4) Large Wood Bard Doors w/Hangers, 8’ Wood Step Ladder, Assortment of Tools and Shop Items, Large Selection of Lumber, Large Selection of Steel Livestock Equipment & Spreaders Assortment of Gates, (3) Schuld Bulk Bins, Farm Star 1501 Manure Pump, Hog Feeders, John Deere 30 Feed Wagon, John Deere 700 Grinder/Mixer, Livestock Chute (28ft), Livestock Panels, Roose Hydraulic Hog Lift Cart (6x16) , Steel T Posts Lawn & Garden
Bushhog (15’ Batwing), (New) Farm King 510 Rotary Cutter, (New) Farm King 510 Rotary Cutter, John Deere 1018 Cutter (10 ft), Land Pride RCM5615 (15’ Batwing), MC 2408 Shredder, Rhino Turbo TR96 (8ft, 3pt, dual tail wheels, 1000 PTO), Woods 72-3 Mower (3pt, 72''), Woods 72-3 Mower (3pt, 72''), Woods DS01260 Rotary Mower (10', 3pt, Big 1000 PTO), Woods HD315 15’ Batwing, Woods MD 315 Batwing (solid rubber tires, small 1000 PTO), Woods MD184 Mower (7ft,
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11PUTNAMCOUNTYRECORD 202217,AugWednesday,•ShawLocal.com/RecordCountyPutnam TERMS & CONDITIONS (Important, Please Read): All items subject to prior sale - nothing will be sold two days prior to sale. Consignments are welcome any time, but will be closed after the lot is full or at 4 p.m. Saturday, August 13th, whichever comes first. Anderson Enterprises & Equipment, LLC will not be responsible for lost or stolen items. All tires, tanks, fuel barrels, and a few other items must be saleable or you will be asked to take them back home. Titles must accompany vehicles at consignment time. Some tractors will be mixed with machinery. Trucking is available. Parking is limited to one side of the street near dealership, come early. Consignors’ checks will be ready on September 2nd, 2022. ALL ITEMS MUST BE REMOVED BY September 30th. CALL OUR LOCAL BEST WESTERN ANNAWAN FOR ROOM RESERVATIONS. SPECIAL SALE RATE - (309) 935-6565. Route 78 South • Annawan, Illinois • Business phone 309/935-6700 or FAX 309/935-6702 info@andersonenterpriseseq.comwww.andersonenterpriseseq.comwww.hatzernordstrom.com Illinois Auction License #0440000363. . .Spring Sale March 17th & 18th, 2023 STARTING TIME 8:30 A.M. WITH AUGERS & OLDER MACHINERY - 9:30 A.M. REGULAR SALE Saturday, August 20, 2022 STARTING TIME 8:30 A.M. (Machinery not sold Fri.) Tractors & Loaders Case 2670, 2003 Case IH MX285 (MFWD, Firestone Duals, new inside fronts, 3pt 17 fnt weights, 4 hyd, PTO, quick hitch), CAT 855B (2000 Hours), International 254 (Gas, WF, 3pt, PTO, ex tires, SCV, showing 1407 Hours), International 5288 Tractor (4800 hours), 1970 International 574 (showing 1684 hours), International H, John Deere 1530 ( with loader, diesel), 1966 John Deere 4020 Diesel (2pt, 2 remotes, 540/1000 PTO, 844 Hours on Overhaul), John Deere 4020 (NF, Gas, 540/1000 PTO, 3pt, 4955 Hours), John Deere 4020 (Powershift), John Deere 4020 (Wide Front, Diesel, Dual Remote, Powershift), John Deere 4230 Tractor (Approx 7500 Hours, Needs Repairs), John Deere 4640 (local, nice original, 5105 Hours), John Deere 6200 (Diesel, 540 PTO, 3 remotes, Like New Tires, showing 5322 Hours), Versatile 550DT (1954 Hours, 36'' Tracks, Deluxe Cab, Auto-steer Ready) Compact Tractors & Utility Vehicles Massey Ferguson 65 Tractor (3pt, 540 pto showing 2974 hours), Ford 3400 Tractor (with Loader, 2pt, 540 PTO), Kubota B3300 Tractor (with LA504 Loader, Diesel, 3pt, 540 PTO, ROPS), Kubota L3830F Tractor, Massey Ferguson 2606 Tractor, Mitsubishi D4501, Polaris 4x4 Magnum 4 Wheeler, TYM T264 (25HP Tractor w/ Quick Attach Loader, 3pt, 540 PTO, 1563 Hours) Attachments 3pt Backhoe, 3pt Backhoe (24'' Bucket), 3pt Backhoe (PTO Pump, Hyd Thumb), 3pt Blade (8ft), 3pt Disk, 3pt Grader Blade, Alitech 48'' HD Pallet Forks, (New) Bison 6ft Rear Blade CAT I , (New) Bison 7ft Rear Blade CAT I w. Hyd Cylinder Kit, (New) Bison 7ft Rear Blade CAT I , Bobcat L709 Backhoe, Boss Snow Pusher (8ft Skid Steer Attach), 2020 Bush Hog RT84GR (84'' Rotary Tiller, 540 PTO), CID CTGR60 Grapple (60'' Grapple Rake), (New) CID 60" Compact Tractor Grapple Rake, (New) CID 66" Compact Tractor Grapple Rake , (New) CID 78" X-Treme Grapple Rake with Teeth, (New) CID 81'' Heavy Duty Root Grapple, (New) CID Compact Tractor 42" Forks & Frames , (New) CID Compact Tractor 48" Forks & Frames , (New) CID 48'' Heavy Duty Fork and Frames, (New) CID 48'' Heavy Duty Fork and Frames (Euro Hook Up), (New) CID High Back Hay Spears, (New) CID High Back Hay Spears (Sruo Hook Up), Gill Pulverizer (6ft, double roller), Gill Pulverizer (6ft, single roller), Grapple Bucket (72''), Industrias America G-8 Snow Pusher (8ft, Skid Steer Attach), International 2250 Loader, International 2350 Loader, Land Pride RTA15-58 Tiller, Land Pride RTR1250 Tiller, Loftness Snowblower (8ft, 3pt), 2005 Maschio 125 Rototiller, PFM Ditcher (3pt, 1000 PTO), Rhino 1800 Ditcher, Rototiller (3pt, Ground Driven, 540 PTO, never used), Skid Bucket (60'' w/ Teeth), Skidsteer Bucket, Skidsteer Bucket (78''), (New) Tar River 50'' CAT 1 Gear Drive Rotary Tiller, (New) Tidenberg 4ft Box Blade, (New) Tidenberg 5ft Box Blade, (New) Tindenberg 6ft Box Blade, 2021 Titan BK215 (3pt Backhoe Attachment, 12'' Bucket), Woods Blade (3pt, 84''), Woods BS6044 Bale Spear (Never used, Quick Attach, Double Prong), Woods LF138 Loader (with quick tach 7ft bucket and 4020 brackets), Woods RB1010 Blade (10ft, 3pt), (New) Worksaver 5FT Universal Skid Snow Pusher / Rubber, (New) Worksaver 6FT John Deere Snow Pusher / Rubber Grain Handling Wagons & Grain Carts BII 528 Graincart (500 bu, 12'' Auger), Brent 974 Graincart (16'' Auger), Demco 650 Graincart (650 bu, 14'' side auger), Ficklin 250bu Gravity Wagon, Ficklin 250bu Gravity Flow Wagon, John Deere Barge Box, Kinze 840 Graincart, Kory 250bu Wagon, Kory 250bu Gravity Flow Wagon, M&W 375bu Wagon, M&W 400bu Wagon (Double Door) , M&W 400bu Wagon (Double Door) , Parker 350bu Wagon (12ton, P&H Gear), Parker 4500 Grain Cart (1000 PTO, 12'' Auger) Construction & Skidloaders Bobcat 743 Skidloader (with 5ft Bucket, showing 2502 Hours), Case 580 Super M (4wd, Ext-A-Hoe, 2856 Hrs), Case 586D Forklift (Runs, Shows 1587 hrs, Needs Brakes), Case 1150K Bulldozer, Case 580 Backhoe (Good Shape, Cylinders Replaced), CAT D5 Bulldozer, CAT 70 Pull Scraper (Hyd), CAT 635 Pull Scraper (Cable), Ditch Witch 410, IHI 55 UX-2 Mini Excavator (5359 hours 24'' Bucket), Wacker GVR1514 Compactor, Yanmar T-175 Skidsteer (on Tracks, 179 hrs, High Flow, Quick attach, 2spd), Belt Conveyor Augers & Dryers
Tillage Equipment
Miscellaneous Items
AC Pull Type Combine All Crop Harvester, AC 80T sickle bar mower (7ft, Pull Behind), 1974 Case VAC (Original Back Tires), Case VAC (4929579, Engine Free, With Fenders), Case VAC (536874 With 2 Bottom Plow, Engine Free, With Fenders), 1971 Case VAC (557, NF, 11.2-34 Tires, Eagle Hitch, Engine Free, With Fenders), Farmall F20, Farmall MTA, John Deere 150 Wagon Hoist, John Deere 2btm Plow (3pt), John Deere 2rw Cultivator (3pt), John Deere 50 Tractor, John Deere 620 4btm Plow, John Deere Single Front Tire, McCormick Deering 10-20, McCormick W-9, (2 ) Wooden Barge Boxes, (2) Wooden Barge Boxes with Hoist Building Materials & Shop Equipment
John Deere 112, John Deere 316 , John Deere 425 (54'' deck), John Deere D130 (38'' deck, 22HP, 329 hrs), 2018 John Deere X590 (225 hrs), John Deere HD Broom (Complete, Fits X400, X500, X700, Like New), Simplicity Conquest Mower, Yard Machines Snowblower (26'', Tecumseh 8.5 HP Engine) Rotary Cutters & Shredders
6 Row Chisel Plow (approx 12-15 ft), Case Soil Controller Chisel Plow (9 Shank, With Extra Parts), DMI 530 (5 Shank Ripper, 22in front blades, disc leveler), DMI Tigermate II Field Cultivator, DMI Ripper (5 Shank, Disk leveler, front disk blades, Rear hyd hookups), Drag Cart Harrow, Glencoe Chisel Plow (9 Shank), Glencoe 20’ Finisher, Great Plains 5313 Turbo Chisel (13 shank, 16 1/2ft Wide), Hydraulic Harrow (20ft), International 475 Disk (18ft, Manual Fold, Good Blades and Scrapers), International 480 Disk, International 480 20’ Disk, International 700 Plow (7 btm, onland), International 710 4-18 Moldboard Plow, International 735 (5btm plow, variable width), John Deere 2600 Plow (6btm, 2pt, hyd lift, variable width), John Deere 2700 Plow, John Deere 630 Disk (32 ft), John Deere Disk (20ft, 19 1/2'' Blades, walking tandems, coil tine harrow), John Deere BWA 18’ Disk (Manual Wings, Very Good Blades), John Deere 980 54’ Field Cultivator, Kewanee 1020 Flat Fold Disk, M&W 1465 Earthmaster (7 Shank Ripper 22'' Blades, Walking Tandems, Coil Tine Harrow), McFarlane 50ft 8 Bar Harrow, Pepin 3 Section Harrow , Pull Type Disk (14ft) , Sun ower 4412 Disc Ripper, Wilrich Plow (8ft, pull type, auto reset) 77 Square Baler, (New) Rhino 405H P/T Hay Tedder, Rhino 405H P/T Hay Tedder, (New) Rhino ER10 Hay Rake, (New) Rhino VR8 Hay Rake, Roto Grind 1090 Tub Grinder
EARL STUEPFERT
ROBERT C. MYERS
Born: March 2, 1957 in Princeton, IL Died: August 6, 2022 Robert C. Myers, 87, of Hennepin passed away on August 10, 2022 at Heritage Health, Chillicothe. A celebration of life will be held at a later date. Cremation rites have been accorded. Dysart – Cofoid Fu neral Chapel will be as sisting the family with theBobarrangements.wasbornon August 24, 1934 in Clinton to Herman and Evelyn (Lamson) Myers. He married Patricia Robertson on January 12, 1957 in Peoria. Bob graduated from Clinton High School and attended the University of Illinois. He served in the United States Army. Bob was an engineer at Exelon/ESK plant in Hennepin.Hewasactive member of the Putnam Coun ty Ambulance Service and served on the Vil lage of Hennepin Board. He was awarded the Citizen of the year award in 2011. Bob was an amateur radio operator and helped with the Putnam County Emergency Management in the area of communications. He also did volunteer work for the “Wetlands” initiative. He is survived by one son, Robert Kurt (YoungHe) Myers of Hoffman Estates; one daughter, Karen (Dennis) Bishop of Peoria; four grandchildren, Christina and Sean Myers and Katrina and Andrea Bishop. He was preceded in death by his parents; his wife, Patricia Myers on November 4, 2021 and one sister, Janet Walser. Contributions may be made to Putnam County EMS. Online condolences may be made to his family at www.dcfunerals.com
Earl A. Stuepfert, 65, of LaMoille, passed away August 6, 2022 surrounded by his lovingFuneralfamily.services will be Tuesday, August 16, 2022 at 11:00 a.m. at the Merritt Funeral Home, Mendota with Rev. Michael Slutz officiating. Burial will be at Hill Cemetery, rural LaMoille. Visitation will be Monday from 4-7 p.m. in the funeral home.
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Earl was born March 2, 1957 in Princeton to Ardell and Naomi (Robbins) Stuepfert. He married Tammy Sterchi on February 26, 1983 at Zion Lutheran Church of Clarion. Earl was a 1975 graduate of LaMoille High School. He was a lifelong farmer and cat tleman. He was a Local 150 operator before retiring. He served on the LaMoille School Board and the Arlington Fire Department. He was known as the “farmall whisperer” and could take a tractor brought to him in 5 gal lon buckets and make it run smooth enough to count the fan blades. He was also an avid sportsman.Heissurvived by his wife Tammy Stuepfert of LaMoille; three sons Sam (Tegan Hansen) Stuepfert of Malden, William (Ashley) Stue pfert of Granville and George (Alana Cherry) Stuepfert of LaMoille; two sisters Sharon (Paul) Sarff of LaMoille and Wanda (Steve) DeLong of LaMoille; his brother Edward (Sar ah) Stuepfert of LaMoille; he loved being a great “Pops” to his two grandchildren Maddie and Henry and was the best “Pops” around; several nieces and nephews; four Grand Hounds and his Beagle Hank. He was preceded in death by his mother in 2014 and his father in 2017. Memorials may be directed to the family. Online condolences may be left at www. merrittfh.com
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Paramedic Andrew Jackson - Lead Instructor Andy has over 25+ years experience in Fire and EMS response. He is currently the Director of PCEMS. He is also the EMS Advocate for the State of Illinois. Andy is a Veteran and Commander of the McNabb Magnolia American Legion.
***Ex. Age 17 at the start of class. 18th Birthday is on June 1st, and Graduation is June 7, 2022. You may test for a National EMT license anytime after June 7th. Join us and make a positive change in your Future. Your instructors will be:
14 202217,AugWednesday,•ShawLocal.com/RecordCountyPutnam RECORDCOUNTYPUTNAM Class Dates Nov 1st, 2022 to April 1st, 2023 Tues. & Thurs. Evenings 6pm to 10pm Cost will be $850.00 Cost Includes: Books, Labs, A Uniform Polo Shirt Not Included: Personal Stethoscope & Watch EMS Pants $45-$70 (varies) National EMT Testing Fee of $45 State of IL License Fee $45 Classes will be held at the PCEMS Background391McNabbCenterTrainingintheFireStationILHwy89,McNabbWewillholdaninformationalmeetingforallpotentialstudentsonThursday,Sept.8,2022At19:00hrs(7:00pm)Atthismeetingyouwilllearn:Paymentoptions,Requiredchecks,Immunizationsandrecordsrequired.Itiscriticalthatyouattendthismeeting! OfficePleaseInterested?Callour815-882-2635Ext.1 PCEMS 2022-23 EMT Basic Class There is a National Shortage of EMT’s In this class, you will be trained above and beyond the required level as set by National and State Standards. Don’t worry, we’ll all have fun while we learn. If you are willing to put in the time and effort, we’ll do our best to get you there and beyond. *This is a College Level Course. You can have no Felony convictions on record and You must be at least 18 years old and hold a High school Diploma or equivalent to Test for an EMT License. (High School Seniors are welcome. You must test within 1 year of the completion of our class.)
Paramedic Mark Hameister - Lead Instructor Mark has 20+ years experience in EMS. He currently provides service in 3 separate EMS systems. Peoria Area EMS, Northern Illinois EMS, and McLean County Area EMS. Mark is the Asst. EMS Chief for PCEMS.
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Aaron Lewis performs at Psycho Silo Saloon in Langley
Photos by SCOTT ANDERSON sanderson@shawmedia.com
Aaron Lewis, lead vocalist and founding member of the group Staind, performed in front of thousands of people with his band The Stateliners on Aug. 4 at the Psycho Silo Saloon in Langley.
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CLOCKWISE, FROM TOP LEFT: Chugs, lead vocalist for Fueled by Whiskey, sings before Aaron Lewis and The Stateliners during a concert at the Psycho Silo Saloon on Aug. 4 in Langley; Aaron Lewis sings with his band The Stateliners; Chris Cordero, of Amboy, shows his talent by balancing cans on his head; Thousands gather to watch Aaron Lewis and The Stateliners perform at the Psycho Silo Saloon.
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ILLINOIS VALLEY WOMEN’S GOLF INVITATIONAL SPORTS Kirsten McLendon outduels Karen Anderson to win IV Women’s Invitational Mike Vaughn for Shaw Local News Network Kirsten McLendon celebrates after beating Karen Anderson in a
what my thought was. I thought it was kind of fun I got to play in a playoff.”
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McLendon and Anderson, who was in the A class, shot matching 82s to force the playoff. “My husband (Kevin), when we watch PGA on Sundays says the best part of the tournaments are when they have playoffs,” McLendon said. “So to me it was kind of for him because he loves playoff golf. That’s
Women’s Golf Invitational on Sunday at Spring Creek Golf Course in Spring Valley. IVWGI history scorecard Year Location Individual champion Team champion 1958 South Bluff June Anderson, Mendota GC Not available 1959 ...... South Bluff ...........June Anderson, Mendota GC............. Not available 1960 ...... South Bluff ...........June Anderson, Mendota GC............. Not available 1961 ....... South Bluff ...........Doris Vicini, Pine Hills .......................... Not available 1962 ...... Not available........June Anderson, Mendota GC............. Not available 1963 ...... Mendota GC ........June Anderson, Mendota GC............. Not available 1964 ...... Pine Hills ...............June Anderson, Mendota GC............. Not available 1965 ...... Pine Hills ...............Mary Dagraedt, South Bluff ............... Not available 1966 ...... DaDeCo .................Doris Vicini, Pine Hills .......................... Not available 1967 Deer Park Judy Krafcky, Pine Hills Pine Hills 1968 Morris CC Wilma Tibbetts, Mendota GC Pine Hills 1969 Spring Creek Kay Hines, Pine Hills Bureau Valley 1970 Not available Estelle Green, Bureau Valley Not available 1971 DaDeCo Kay Hines, Pine Hills Deer Park 1972 Deer Park Kay Hines, Pine Hills Bureau Valley 1973 Edgewood Kay Hines, Pine Hills Bureau Valley 1974 Lacon CC Jo Beth Camp, Lacon CC Lacon CC 1975 Mendota GC Kay Hines, Pine Hills Mendota GC 1976 Not available Louise Hill, Edgebrook Not available 1977 South Bluff Marianne Barnes, Lacon CC Spring Creek 1978 Spring Creek Marsha Leonard, Twin Creek Spring Creek 1979 Twin Creek Marsha Leonard, Twin Creek Tall Oaks 1980 DaDeCo Julie Baxter, Tall Oaks Bureau Valley 1981 Deer Park Sue Arbogast, Twin Creek Tall Oaks 1982 Edgewood Kathy Beck, DaDeCo Tall Oaks 1983 ...... Hidden Lake .........Julie Baxter, Tall Oaks ...........................Hidden Lake 1984 ...... Tall Oaks ...............Kathy Beck, Deer Park................................. Tall Oaks 1985 ...... Bureau Valley ......Judy Kalkwarf, Tall Oaks ............................. Tall Oaks 1986 ...... Lacon CC ..............Judy Kalkwarf, Tall Oaks .......................Hidden Lake 1987 ...... Mendota GC ........June Anderson, Mendota GC................Mendoa GC 1988 ...... Morris CC .............Jeri Dolezal, Mendota GC ......................... Morris CC 1989 ...... Spring Creek ........Judy Kalkwarf, Tall Oaks ............................. Tall Oaks 1990 ...... Tall Oaks ...............Deb Seggerman, Tall Oaks......................... Tall Oaks 1991 ....... Twin Creek ...........Judy Kalkwarf, Tall Oaks ............................. Tall Oaks 1992 Bureau Valley Julie Orrison, Lacon CC Bureau Valley 1994 Deer Park Kristy Pytel, Deer Park Deer Park 1995 Lacon CC Gina Steele, Spring Creek Edgewood 1996 Edgewood Janet Nave, Lacon CC Edgewood 1997 Spring Creek Roberta Benevento, Green River Spring Creek 1998 Hidden Lake Roberta Benevento, Green River Spring Creek 1999 Tall Oaks Judy Kalkwarf, Tall Oaks Tall Oaks 2000 Bureau Valley Roberta Benevento, Green River Green River 2001 Deer Park Penny Derick, Spring Creek Tall Oaks 2002 Edgewood Penny Derick, Edgewood Edgewood 2003 Lacon CC Carrie Riordan, Spring Creek Edgewood 2004 Oak Ridge Carol Balconi, Edgewood Edgewood 2005 Spring Creek Carrie Riordan, Spring Creek Edgewood 2006 Deer Park Carol Balconi, Edgewood Edgewood 2007 Edgewood Carrie Riordan, Spring Creek Edgewood 2008 ..... Green River ..........Carrie Riordan, Deer Park ........................ Edgewood 2009 ..... Hunter’s Ridge ....Carrie Riordan, Deer Park ................ Hunter’s Ridge 2010 ...... Oak Ridge .............Cheri Russell, Morris CC ...................... Spring Creek 2011 ....... Spring Creek ........Carrie Riordan, Independent ................... Oak Ridge 2012 ...... Deer Park ..............Katie Farrell, Hunter’s Ridge .................... Oak Ridge 2013 ...... Edgewood ............Carol Balconi, Edgewood ........................ Edgewood 2014 ...... Green River ..........Tammy Howlett, Green River .............. Green River 2015 ...... Hidden Lake .........Michelle Schmidt, Spring Creek ........ Spring Creek 2016 ...... Oak Ridge .............Cheri Russell, Morris CC ...................... Prophet Hills 2017 Spring Creek Cathy Verhulst, Prophet Hills Prophet Hills 2018 Wyaton Hills Carol Towne, Wyaton Hills Wyaton Hills 2019 Edgewood Cheri Russell, Morris CC Spring Creek 2021 Prophet Hills Cathy Verhulst, Prophet Hills Prophet Hills 2022 Spring Creek Kirsten McLendon, Deer Park Deer Park –CompiledbyKevinHieronymusSee IVWGI, page 16
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When Kirsten McLendon’s putt rolled around the cup and dropped in on the No. 15 green at Spring Creek Golf Course, she pumped her fist and turned around toward the crowd with a big smile on her face. The birdie putt on the 420-yard par 5 hole secured McLendon the Illinois Valley Wom en’s Golf Invitational championship as she outlasted Karen Anderson in a three-hole playoff.“It’s amazing,” said McLendon, who plays for Deer Park. “I’m not normally a tourna ment player. I usually like play days because I like the camaraderie of playing with the team.“It was a little encouraging by my Deer Park teammates saying, ‘You need to play.’ I played a couple years ago and just thought it wasn’t for me, but it is. These tournaments need to happen for women as well.”
The pair tied on hole No. 17 and again on No. 18 before McLendon’s birdie on No. 15 to win the title. “I just had three solid shots to get me to the green in regulation,” McLendon said. “That’s my main goal is always try to get to the green in regulation to give myself a chance to make a birdie or par putt because usually if you’re struggling and have to rescue that par, it’s kind of nice when you can get it a little bit easier when you’re already on the green in regulation.”Anderson, who plays for Mendota, didn’t know she was playing for the overall title until after the playoff, but said she thinks that helped her. “It feels great,” Anderson said. “I haven’t won anything in this tournament since 2011, so I was happy just to place. I was thrilled with (second overall). “I didn’t realize what I was playing for. I’m glad I didn’t know that. I thought I was play ing for the A title.” Anderson got into the trees on the first playoff hole but managed to escape the trou ble and match McLendon before tying her again on the next hole. three-hole Valley
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LEFT: Gianna Grivetti hits the ball during the Illinois Valley Women’s Golf Invitational on Sunday at Spring Creek Golf Course in Spring Valley.
Grivetti said she hopes this tourna ment finish propels her to a success ful high school season. “This will definitely boost my con fidence for my season to come,” Grivetti said. “I’m hoping this will reflect my McLendonseason.”and Schmitt led Deer Park to the Gross Team title with a 363. Dee Piercy (96) and Terry Folmar (102) rounded out the scores for Deer Park.Anderson helped Mendota win the Net Team title at 300. Farraher, Tammy Howlett and Linda Molln rounded out Mendota’s top four. Mary Kieffer (94) won the B class followed by Tammy Johnson (97) and Nancy Pierson (99), Mary Stander (106) claimed the C class followed by Karen Towns (108) and Jan Booker (109), Shelley Felske (88) won the Senior class and Lana Atkinson (102) won the Super Senior class.
“That first one I was kind of in then trees and I’m bad at punching it out, so I just wanted to get back in the fair way,” Anderson said. “I was lucky she didn’t get closer on her chip. Nor mally, I’m a terrible putter, but I love the greens here and I was putting very well today and making putts I’d normally never make. My drives and second shots are usually pretty good, but it’s the irons, chipping and put ting I usually struggle with. Today, it happened to come together.”
Wiesbrock returns for third varsity season for PC golf
Anderson took home the A class title followed by Gina Elias (93) and Angie Farraher (94). Julie Schmitt placed second in the championship class with an 83 fol lowed by St. Bede senior Gianna Grivetti, who shot an 86 to tie with Cheri Russell but took third on a scorecard playoff. “I’m very proud of myself,” Grivetti said. “I wasn’t really expecting it because throughout the year I’m very much an inconsistent golfer, so I’m very happy with how I did today. “I kind of messed up a little bit at the end, but I kept it together the majority of the round and felt like I was pretty consistent throughout.”
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Kirsten McLendon hits the ball during the Illinois Valley Women’s Golf Invitational on Sunday at Spring Creek Golf Course in Spring Valley.
By KEVIN HIERONYMUS khieronymus@bcrnews.com
Photos by Mike Vaughn for Shaw Local News Network
Coach: Sydney Eustice Top returning players: John Wies brock, sr.; Miles Walder, jr.; Logan Keesee, jr.; Jacob Edens, so.; A.J. Fur rar, so. Top newcomers: Andrew Pyszka, sr. Worth noting: Wiesbrock enters his third varsity season and will lead the way for the Panthers after placing ninth at the Tri-County Conference Tournament last year. Eustice said Walder “can crush the ball and is get ting better at controlling his short game.” Keesee, Edens and Furrar also have varsity experience, while Pyszka, a basketball player and all-state base ball player, came out this fall. “He’s a great athlete who knows how to per form under pressure,” Eustice said. “I’m very impressed with his golf game so far and I know he will be a great addition to our team.” The Pan thers look to average around 185 and improve their fourth-place finish in the Tri-County Conference. “Our last few seasons have been focused on experience. With only a few upper classmen, we wanted to build up our course management and golf game,” Eustice said. “This year, we are going to focus on balance. We know what we are capable of but we also know what can be improved.”
RIGHT: Lorri Kierski hits the ball during the Illinois Valley Women’s Golf Invitational on Sunday.
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