Erie_Review-01-24-2023

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Kate McConnell practices withher Erie-Prophetstowncompetitive cheer squad Wednesday, Jan. 18,atErieHighSchool. Theteam is gearingupfor sectionals on Saturday, Jan. 28

TheReview•Tuesday,January24,2023

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Port Byron Village Board sets annual meeting schedule

BySARAHFORD ForShawMedia

ThePortByronVillageBoard approvedtheannualmeetingscheduleonTuesday,Jan.17.Meetings areheldonthefirstandthirdMondaysofeachmonthat6p.m.atthe VillageHall,unlessotherwisespecified.

The2023meetingsscheduledon Tuesdays,duetoaholiday,areFeb. 21(President’sDay),June20(Juneteenth)andSept.5(LaborDay).

Theboard passedaresolution authorizingMayorBarbCrayto signpurchaseordersandcontracts approvedbytheVillageBoardfor the2022-23and2023-24fiscalyears Theyalsoapprovedaresolutionin supportofTaxIncrementFinancing (TIF)asavaluableeconomictool, whichwillbeforwardedtotheIlli-

noisMunicipalLeague.

Inotheractionitems,theboard approvedthePlanningandZoning Committee’s2023Comprehensive Plan.They also approvedaquote fromPomp’sTiresforbackhoetires atacostof$1,400.90.MayorCray notedthatthewatertowerpainting isscheduledfortheendofApril.

TheEconomicDevelopment Committeeminutesincludedtentativedatesforupcomingevents: AdultEasterEggHuntonApril1, BabyBluesFestonJune24,OktoberfestonSept.23or30,andthe ChristmasWalkonDec.8.Theyalso discussedafoodtruckevent,possiblyinJuly.Thisyear’ssilentauction attheChristmasWalknetted morethan$500forthefiredepartment.PortByron’s150thanniversaryisin2026andadvancedplanningwillbeneededforevents.

Freshman

MemorialShootout/Ole’ Route2 Rivalrygame atRiverdale High School on Friday,Jan. 13

Riverdale School District recruiting bus drivers

TheRiverdaleSchoolDistrictisseeking busdriverstojointhetransportationteam andeaseshortagesthatareimpactingstudentsandstaff.

“Wearenotuniqueinthissituation,” SuperintendentJoshTemplesaid. “Schoolsacrossthecountry arefindingit difficulttorecruitenoughdriverstoprovidethetransportationservicesneededfor ourstudents.”

Fouryearsago,thedistricthadtocreatedualstarttimesbecauseof theshortage.Asaresult,elementarystudentsnow startanhourbeforemiddleschool and

NEWSBRIEFS

River Cities Rotaryselling cookbooks

TheRiverCitiesRotaryClubissellingcookbooksfeaturingtriedandtruerecipesfrom throughoutDistrict6420.Thecostis$15,with shippingavailableforanadditional$5.Proceeds willbedividedbetweentheRotaryFoundation andPolioPlus.

Riverdale’sInteractClubalsoissellingthe cookbooksasafundraiserandwillhaveatable atthehomegirlsbasketballgameMonday, Jan.30.Paymentcanbemadeincashorcheck, writtenouttoRiverCitiesRotary.Proceedswill bedividedbetweenRiverdaleInteract,Rotary FoundationandPolioPlus.

FindRiverCitiesRotaryonFacebookformore informationortoorderacookbook.

Theclubmeetsat7:15a.m.everyTuesdayat RiverValleyDistrictLibrary,214S.MainSt.in PortByron,andnewmembersarealwayswelcometojoin.

highschoolstudents.Thestaggeredstart timesareinconvenientforfamilieswho havestudentsacrossallthreebuildings, anditcreateslogisticalchallengesforthe districtwhentryingtoplanafter-school trainingforstaff. “Wenowhavestaff membersand coachesdrivingvansand14passenger teambusessothatwecantransportour studentstotheirextracurricularactivitiesafterschool,”Templesaid.“Ourgoal istorecruitandretainenoughdriversto allowforashiftbacktoaunifiedstart timeandtocovertheafter-schoolactivi-

tiesandfieldtrips.”

Startingpayforbusdriversis$19an hour,with considerationforadditional CDLexperience.Busdriversworkatleast fivehoursaday,withotheroptionsavailableifinterestedinmorehours.Substitute driversalsoareneeded.

Anyoneinterestedisencouragedtocall Templeatthedistrictoffice.“Wewould gladlytrainanyonewhowantstodrivefor usevenifitwasonlyasasuborforafterschoolactivities,”saidTemple,whocanbe reachedat309-523-3184oremailjatemple@ riverdaleschools.org.

Albany seeks volunteers forsoftball and baseballleagues

TheAlbanyBaseballandSoftballAssociation needsvolunteersfortheseason,specifically a coupleofmemberstojointheboard.

Boardmembersgotoall-townprogram meetings,takecareofschedulingforgames, umpiresandconcessions,andhelpwithsignups.Boardmembershelpmakedecisionsforthe communityinvolvingthebaseballfieldsandthe kids.Astheseasonnears,theassociationalso willbeneedingcoaches,umpiresandgeneral volunteers.

Pleasecall309-507-2770formoreinformationortosignup.

Fenton Wizards 4-H Club will ‘Freeze for Food’ on Feb.11

SavethedatetohelptheFentonWizards4-H Clubasthey“FreezeforFood”intheErieTrian-

glefrom9a.m.tonoonSaturday,Feb.11.

TheclubwillbecollectingfortheErieFood Pantry,withbothmonetaryandfooddonations accepted.

Thefoodpantryisinneedofpeanutbutter, jelly,cannedfruits,cerealandanykindofsoup.

Theclubhasbeendoingthisfooddrivefor years,withmembersreadytocollectfromall whodriveby.

Port Byron Historical Society meetings resume next month

ThePortByronHistoricalSocietywillbe resumingitsmonthlymeetingsstartingon Wednesday,Feb.8,from7to8:30p.m.atRiver ValleyDistrictLibraryinPortByron.

Themeetingsareforallagesandareopento thepublic.

Formoreinformation,pleasecontactDale Hachtelatdale_hachtel@msn.com.

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Trey Stoddard, as Ramsey theRams mascot, shows off hisdance moves during the GenoDeClercq

39th annual Bald Eagle Watch and presentations

that live with eagles.

BELOW: Siblings Abigail, 14, Alex, 12, and Willow Weston,2, of Morrison, enjoyed the wildlife booths and presentationswith their parents at theClinton Community College Exhibit Hall on Saturday. The event is dedicated to the understanding, appreciationand protection ofthe country’s national symbol – the bald eagle – as well as other wildlifein the area.

anornate box turtle that the kids got to pet. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s Junior Stewards program is dedicated to inspiring youth and their families to connectandbeengaged with thenatural world. To find out more, call RangerJacquelynn at 815-273-2732.

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Park Ranger Kevin Zidarich was stationed at theviewing platform at Lock& Dam 13 in Fulton Rangers hadviewing scopes for visitors anda banner with bird wingspans for kids to measure their arm lengths. Park rangers counted about 50eaglesfeasting on fish at thedam on Saturday.

River Weston, 10, of Morrison, gets a black cat paintedonher face by Kelsey Rice of Sabula, Iowa, during the 39th annual Bald Eagle Watch at Clinton Community College on Saturday, Jan. 21. There wereavariety of activities for kids and adults at the educational event.

ABOVE: David Stokes of Wisconsin presenteda program called “Who Lives with Eagles?” at the Bald Eagle Watch at Clinton Community CollegeonSaturday, Jan. 21 Using songs, sign-language, live animals, puppets and humor, heengaged the audience while teaching about critters

PhotosbySarahFord forShawMedia

Junior StewardsIsaac Rucobo, 10, of Savanna and Jacob Atterton, 9, of Mount Carroll, explored the Clinton County Conservation booth during the Bald Eagle Watch at Clinton Community Collegeon Saturday, Jan. 21 Volunteers at the booth hadwildlifeinformation, as well as a fewcritterssuch as

LEROYGOLLNITZ

Born: December9,1927

Died: January13,2023

LEROYGOLLNITZ,95, ofHooppole,IL,passed awayonFriday,January13,2023. Visitationwillbeheld from5:00to7:00pm onThursday,January 19,2023,attheBosma-GibsonFuneralHomeinProphetstown,IL. Afuneralservicewillbeheldat10:30amon Friday,January20,2023,atthefuneralhome, withpastorJoeyGarcea,pastoroftheProphetstownUnitedMethodistChurch,officiating. BurialwillbeatMineralCemeteryinMineral, IL.Amemorialhasbeenestablished.

LeroywasbornonDecember9,1927,to Louis&SelmaGollnitzinDelmar,IA.Leroy attendedaone-roomschoolhouseuntilthe 8thgrade.HewenttoworkforLJJohannsen Truckingforover30years.Duringthattime, hemettheloveofhislife,DorothyBrants. SheprecededhimindeathinJanuary,2001. LeroywasthenemployedforVern’sFarm

Systemsfor25years,whilealsoservingon theHooppoleFireDepartmentwherehe continuedtoservelongafterhisretirement. Duringhisretirement,Leroymanagedthe Hooppole/YorktownTownshipRecycling CenterandwastheHooppoleVillagePark Directorformanyyears.Leroyalsoassisted andenjoyedhelpinghisson-in-lawKent onhisfarmwithspringplantingandfarm harvest.Leroyenjoyedtillinggardensand mowinglawnsinwhichhehadseveralcustomers.Leroywasananimalloverandalso fedthewildbirds,squirrelsandcats.

Thoselefttocherishhismemoryaredaughters,NancyBrizzolara&DixieKorch,bothof Davenport,IA;LynnetteBlackert,ofProphetstown,IL;Tonya(Mitch)Adams,ofColona,IL; sons,Harold(Connie)Brants,Jr.&Ted(Lisa) BrantsofHooppole,IL.21grandchildrenand severalgreat-grandchildrenandgreat-great grandchildren.

Leroywasprecededindeathbyhiswife, Dorothy;sister,ArleneEvans;daughter, DianeCasey;son,Michael;son-in-law,Kent Blackert;grandson,WayneJenkinsandniece KimDahms.

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RALPHE.“MOE”CAMPBELL, JR.

Born: October31,2023inPortland,ME Died: January19,2023inMorrison,IL

RALPHE.“MOE” CAMPBELL,JR.,94, ofMorrison,IL,died Thursday,January19, 2023athishome. Therewillbenovisitation;privateservices willbeheldatalater date.Cremationriteshavebeenaccorded. TheMorrisonChapeloftheBosma-Renkes FuneralHomeisassistingthefamilywith arrangements.Inlieuofflowers,memorial donationsmaybegiventotheMorrison SeahorseSwimClub. RalphwasbornOctober31,1928in Portland,ME,toRalphE.Campbell,Sr.,and Kathleen(Cotter)Campbell.Ralphgraduated fromYaleUniversityin1948.OnAugust 9,1952hemarriedPatriciaAnnTierneyin

STEVENW.WISDOM

Born: April27,1958inErie,IL Died: January15,2023inElgin,IL

MARKHAMSTRA

Born: September9,1958inMorrison

Died: January16,2023inSterling,IL

MARKHAMSTRA, 64,ofSterling,IL, diedMonday,January 16,2023atAllureof Sterling. Funeralservicesfor Markwillbeheldat 3:00p.m.Sunday, January22,2023attheMorrisonChapelof theBosma-RenkesFuneralHome,withMr. KenRenkesofficiating.Therewillbenovisitation.IntermentwillbeatGroveHillCemetery inMorrison.Inlieuofflowers,amemorialto Self-HelpEnterpriseshasbeenestablished.

ARNOLDLYLEBROOKS

Born: February2,1942inSterling,IL

Died: January18,2023inSterling,IL

ARNOLDLYLE BROOKS,80,ofProphetstown,IL,passed awayonJanuary18, 2023,atRockRiver Hospice.Hewasborn inSterling,Illinoison February2,1942to LyleandDorothy(Arnold)Brooks. Hisfuneralservicewillbeheldat10:30AM onMonday,January23,2023,atFirstLutheranChurchinProphetstownwithMr.Ken Renkesofficiating.Avisitationwillbeheld from3:00to6:00PMonSunday,January22, 2023,attheBosma-GibsonFuneralHomein

MarkwasbornSeptember9,1958inMorrison,ILtoRalphandRena(Hook)Hamstra. Heattendedlocalareaschools.Markworked atSelf-HelpEnterprisesinSterling,ILfor 45years.Hewasabaptizedmemberof EbenezerReformedChurchinMorrison.After hisparentspassing,Mark’scousinCarolyn Vandermydeandherhusband,Bob,tookon theroleasprimarycaretakers.Theyprovided himwithanythingheneeded.Markwasan avidChicagoCubsandChicagoBearsFan.He lovedgoingouttoeatandgoingforcarrides.

Survivorsincludehiscaretaker,BobVandermyde,andmanycousins.Hewaspreceded indeathbyhisparentsandcousin,Carolyn Vandermyde.

Tosendonlinecondolencesgotowww. bosmarenkes.com

StevenWilliam Wisdom,64,ofErie,IL, passedawaySunday, January15,2023.He hadovercomeaheart conditionfordecades, onlytosuccumbas heattemptedonelast openheartprocedure.

MassofChristianBurialwasheldat10:00 AMonSaturday,January21,2023atSt.AmbroseCatholicChurch,Erie.Visitationwas from4–7pmwithaRosaryat3:30pmon Friday,January20thatGibson–BodeFuneral Home,Erie.BurialwasintheErieCemetery. Inlieuofflowers,memorialsmaybemadeto St.JudeChildren’sResearchHospital. StevenwasbornApril27,1958,inErie,IL, thesonofWilliamandJoyceWisdom.He

Pittsfield,MA.ShediedDecember5,2018. RalphwasemployedbyGeneralElectricin Pittsfield,MA,hethenrelocatedwithGEto Morrisonin1959andworkedtherefor47 years,untilretirement.Hewasamemberof St.Mary’sCatholicChurchinMorrison.Ralph enjoyedagoodroundofgolf,andwasan avidfisherman.Afterretirementhecouldbe foundalmostdaily,fishingatLakeCarltonin theRockwoodStatePark.Hewasactivein barbershopquartetsinging,andalsowiththe MorrisonSeahorseSwimClub,asanofficial withU.S.Swimming.

Survivorsincludeonedaughter,Jodi(Kirby) DaltonofDallas,TX;fivesons,Jack(Lisa) CampbellofStillwater,MN,Jim(Andrea) CampbellofStanford,CA,ChrisCampbellof Sunnyvale,CA,Andy(Breina)Campbellof Dundee,ILandTony(Jib)CampbellofBangkok,Thailand;elevengrandchildren.

Hewasprecededindeathbyhisparents;his wife,Pat;threesiblings,CatherineCampbell, Marie(Tom)Lambert,andRobertCampbell. Tosendonlinecondolencesgotowww. bosmarenkes.com

wasanavidantiqueandmodelcarfanatic; helovedbuildingandperfectinghis56’ chevy.Hehadapassionforspeedandracing; continuingtosupportNascaranddirttrack racingwithhisfather,family,andfriends throughhislife.Therewasn’tawestern moviehehadn’tseentimeandtimeagain withjoy.Hebeganfarmingatayoungage andcontinuednature’sbusinessandallits evolutionsthroughhisyears.Hehelpedrun WisdomTrucking,Inc,aswellasTheWisest Choicequalityfoodsthroughhiscareer. Survivingarehismother,JoyceWisdom, Erie,IL;childrenBeau(Suzette)Wisdom,New Orleans,LA,AbbieWisdom,CulverCity,CA andCarsonRussell,Prophetstown,IL;sister Chris(Al)Livingston,Erie,IL,brotherDan (Peggy)Wisdom,Geneseo,IL,sisterMary (Clint)Thulen,Fenton,IL,brotherBill(Kara) Wisdom,Erie,IL,andgrandchildrenJackson andSydneyWisdomRose,CulverCity,CA.He wasprecededindeathbyhisfatherWilliam H.Wisdom.Shareamemoryorcondolenceat www.gibsonbodefh.com.

Prophetstown.IntermentwillbeatRiverside CemeteryinProphetstown.Memorialshave beenestablishedtoProphetstownFireand AmbulanceServiceandUniversityofIllinoisCollegeofACES.

Arniegrewuponhisfamily’sfarmandwas proudtohavelivedhiswholelifeononeof twofarmsalongtheRockRiver,untilrecently movingtoMorningsideinSterling.Hewas agraduateofProphetstownHighSchool, whereheenjoyedsoftball,football,bandand FFA.HegraduatedfromtheUniversityof Illinois;hewasonthelivestockjudgingteam, playedthesaxophoneintheMarchingIllini, andwasamemberofAlphaGammaRho fraternity,wherehemadelifelongfriends.His loveoftheFightingIllinicontinuedthroughouthislife,andheproudlyworehisIllinicap everywhere.

Arniewasacattleman,showingShorthorns

atcountyandstatefairs.HemetJaneZuidemaofMorrisonattheWhitesideCountyFair whentheywereboth16,andtheyhavebeen togethereversince,marryingonFebruary 3,1963.Arnie’stwopassionsinlifewere farmingandhisfamily.HeandJanecultivatedandgrewthefamilyfarm,followinginthe footstepsofhisparentsandgrandparents, andpassedthelegacyofhardworkandlove ofthelandtothenextgenerations.

Inthecommunity,hewasinvolvedinthe MasonicLodge,WhitesideCountyPorkProducers,andtheWhitesideFSBoard,andwas amemberofEbenezerReformedChurch.He andJaneenjoyedgolfandtravel.Highlights weretheirtripstoAustraliaandNewZealand, andspendingtimewithfriendseachwinter inSiestaKey,Florida.Theyspentmanyhours watchingtheirgrandchildrenshowcattleand playsports.

Arnie’sgreatestsourceofjoywashis family.Heissurvivedbyhisbelovedwife ofnearly60years,Jane;daughterDeborah (Chris)BostakofFortCollins,CO;andsonJeffrey(Shelley)BrooksofProphetstown,along withfourgrandchildren:SamBostak,Denver, CO;MaxBostak,Chicago,IL;EmilyBrooks, Prophetstown;andEllaBrooks,Prophetstown.Inaddition,heleavesasister-in-law CarolZuidema,severalniecesandnephews, andmanyBrooksCousins.

Hewasprecededindeathbyhisparents andbrother-in-lawAllenZuidema.

Hisquickwit,abilitytomakeafriendof anyonehemet,andgenerousheartwillbe greatlymissed.

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Photosprovided

Lanny and Linda (Harvey)Spangler celebrated their 60th anniversaryJan. 18. They were marriedJan. 18, 1963, at the Morrison United MethodistChurch by the late Rev. David Fauts.

HAPPYANNIVERSARY!

60th anniversary for Lanny and Linda Spangler

LannyandLinda(Harvey) Spanglercelebratedtheir60th anniversaryJan.18.Theywere marriedJan.18,1963,attheMorrisonUnitedMethodistChurch bythelateRev.DavidFauts.

Theyhavethreechildren: David(Dawn)SpanglerofRock Falls,Lauri(Mark)Gananof LongGroveandJames(Kendra Kirk)SpanglerofMorrison Theyhaveseven grandchildren,

onestep-grandchildandone great-grandchild(anotherisdue inMay).

Thosewishingtosendcards maysendthemto12540Lincoln Road,Morrison,IL61270

Gloria Grams to celebrate her 90th birthday Feb. 19

GloriaGramsofMorrisonwill celebrateher90thbirthdayonSunday,Feb.19.

GloriawasbornonFeb.19,1933, inOskaloosa,Iowa.Shewasmarried for50yearstoCarlGrams,who passedawayin2001.

Gloriahasthree children:Cindy (Ted)Bush,Marty(Debbie)Grams andGordyGrams.

Gloriawouldenjoyreceiving birthdaywishes.Theymaybesent toResthaveCare&Rehabilitation,RoomN155,408 MapleAve.,Morrison,IL61270

HAPPYBIRTHDAY!

Erv Massingill to observe 90th birthday on Feb.2

ErvMassingillofProphetstownwillbecelebratinga milestonebirthdayFeb.2.Hewillturn90yearsold.

Sendcongratulatorycardsto17420StarRoad, Prophetstown,IL61277.Ervwouldenjoyhearingfrom you.

Gloria Grams

CRIME

Erieman sentencedto15years formolesting 5-year-old girl

AnEriemanwas sentencedto15 yearsinprisonfor sexuallyassaulting a5-year-oldgirl.

Afteragreeingto apleabargain, DevontaeK.Petrie, 26,pleadedguilty Jan. 4totwocounts ofpredatorycriminalsexualassaultofa

childyoungerthan13andwassentencedtosevenandahalfyearsoneach count,thetermstorunconsecutively.

Thechargeispunishablebysixto60 years.Perstatute,hemustserve85%, ornearly13 years,andregisteras asex offender.Hewasgivencreditfor326 daysservedintheWhitesideCountyjail.

Petriewaschargedwiththetwo countsonFeb16,2021.

Thetwomolestationshappened betweenJune27,2019,andJuly4,2019.

–KathleenA.Schultz

Prophetstown

MORRISON –A Prophetstown womanpleadednot guiltyThursdayin WhitesideCounty Courttosexualmisconductwith apersonwith adisability. According to courtrecords,AutumnE.Porath,42,had

POLICEREPORTS

MorrisonPolice

Arrests

About3:20a.m.Jan.15,Morrison policeconducted atrafficstopatthe intersectionofWallandBasestreets.As aresultofthisinvestigation,Morrison policearrestedandchargedLoganB. Henke,23,ofMorrisonwithdriving undertheinfluenceofalcohol,disobeying atrafficcontroldeviceandunlawful useof aweapon(ClassA misdemeanor). HenkewastransportedtotheWhiteside CountyJail,processedandreleasedona noticetoappearincourt.Morrison policewasassistedbytheWhiteside CountySheriff’sOffice.

Citations

Jan.10

SuzannaSanford,31,Clinton,expired registration

Jan.11

DevonHall,26,Morrison,operating uninsuredvehicle/drivingwithsus-

pendedregistration

Jan.12

MichaelBritt,35,Morrison,expired registration

GloriaBarrera,43,Morrison,operatinguninsuredvehicle/drivingwithsuspendedregistration

Jan.13

JacklynHanson,31,Morrison,speeding AlexisSherman,21,Fulton,novalid registration

Jan.14

JuvenileMale,17,RockFalls,speeding TaylorHammelman,25,RockFalls, expiredregistration

Jan.16

CrystalBrooks,35,Clinton,speeding JohnHaan,51,Morrison,drivingwith arevokedlicense

BethRonnau,57,Erie,expiredregistration

FultonPolice

Jan.12

AlbertJ.RodriguezofSugarGrove was citedforoperatingavehiclewitha suspended registration,drivingwhilelicense isrevoked andoperatinganuninsured vehicleatRoute84 and10thAvenue.He was releasedwitha notice toappear.

AmberL.BrownofFultonwascited forspeedinginthe900blockof14th Avenue.Shewasreleasedwitha promisetocomply.

Jan.13

Ajuveniledriverwascitedforspeedinginthe400blockof19thAvenue.The juvenilewasreleasedwith apromiseto comply.

GregoryD.TimmermanofThomson wascitedforoperating avehiclewhen registrationissuspendedfornoinsuranceatRoute84and16thAvenue.He wasreleasedwith anoticetoappear.

Jan.14

ShakitaD.CopelandHopkinsofChi-

sexwith aman livingat aCommunity IntegratedLivingAgreementhome, aresidentialfacilityforpeoplewithintellectual disabilitieswheresheworked,sometime betweenSept.27andOct. 31,2022.

Thechargeispunishablebytwoto fiveyearsinprison.Porathisfreeona $10,000recognizancebond.Shehasa preliminaryhearingFeb.13.

Therecordsdonotsaywherethe homeislocatedorgivedetailson Porath’spositionatthehome.

–KathleenA.Schultz

cagowascitedforspeedingonthe NorthBridge.Shewasreleasedwitha promisetocomply.

JaimeTorresofSavannawascitedfor disobeyingastopsignand drivingwhile licenseissuspendedinthe1700blockof Route84.Hewas releasedwith anotice to appear.

Jan.15

MichaelJ.LivingstonofThomsonwas citedforoperating avehiclewith asuspendedregistrationfornoinsuranceand on aWhitesideCountywarrant.Hewas transportedtotheWhitesideCountyJail.

Jan.16

CharlesT.GilroyofMt.Carrollwas citedforoperating amotor vehiclewith suspendedregistrationfornoinsurance atRoute84and 10thAvenue.Hewas releasedwith anoticetoappear.

Individualsnamedinthepolicereport havebeenaccusedofacharge.Theyare presumedinnocentuntilprovedguilty.

PROPERTYTRANSFERS

WhitesideCounty

Warrantydeeds

TKBSRockFallsPropertiesLLCto PavidaCorp.,102SecondSt.,RockFalls, $200,000.

JacquelineL.KenttoCayden A.Roberts, 29160BethCourt,RockFalls,$151,000.

BollmanInvestmentsLLCtoCentral BankIllinois,2900E.Lincolnway,Sterling,$475,000.

RichardC.WardJr.toCrystaland MichaelHoffman,606AveE,RockFalls, $120,000.

PatriciaE.CoerstoNathanielandAbigailLench,27637ArrowRoad,Deer Grove,$50,000.

JaneL.WilsontoJonR.andMarthaJ. Kophamer,oneparcelinClydeTownship,$420,000.

RKDevelopmentLCSeries13DBARK DevelopmentLCtoDouglasPennockand PatrickA.Nowlin,80020thAve.,Fulton, $6,000.

EmilyN.GreentoRickandLucyStrub, 310SeventhAve.,Sterling,$66,000.

TylerRandalltoMeaganC.Tabor,810 AveD,Sterling,$41,000.

KevinandDeannaR.DimondtoJaimieL.BunningandArthurR.BennettIII, 10481HussungDrive,RockFalls, $152,900.

RogerWikofftoJosephVanZuiden, 8050HazelRoad,Morrison,$160,000.

EugeneK.BakerEstateandMichael A.,ThomasJ.andStevenD.Bakerto NathanandTeslaWeaver,20021Polo Road,Sterling,$73,000.

HoffmanBrothersPartnershiptoJon

J.andTheresaK.BehrensTrust,three parcelsonWestRockFallsRoad/U.S. Route30,RockFalls,$195,000.

Quitclaimdeeds

MarkR.andKristinN.PortstoMroad RentalsLLC,also MRoad,407 Martin Road,RockFalls,$0.

MarchantContractingInctoMarch PropertiesLLC,oneparcelinFulton Townshipand827-829SeventhAve., Fulton,$0.

NoelFeatherJr.EstatetoHeathand BethWarner,oneparcelonHubbard Road,Sterling,$17,000.

MaryJoJohnsontoKimA.Johnson, 3351SandRoad,Erie,$165,000.

PatriciaK.SusantoCalvinH.Swanson,18132ChaseRoad,Fulton,$0.

Trusteesdeeds

LarryG.andMaryR.McCormickTrust toChristopherandEmilyGreen,oneparcelonDeerRun,Sterling,$11,000.

LarryG.andMaryR.McCormickTrust toDMSInvestmentGroupLLC,3610E. Lincolnway,Sterling,$60,000.

Deeds

GilmanP.WilliamsEstatetoShelley McCarty,1600TeresaSt.,RockFalls,$0.

JudithM.BeverothtoUSBank,530 W.10thSt.,RockFalls,$0.

EarlJohnCoersEstate,alsoEarlF. CoersEstate,toNathanielandAbigail Lench,27637ArrowRoad,DeerGrove, $50,000.

Source:WhitesideCountyRecorder’s Office

womanaccused of having sexwithman with intellectualdisability

DevontaeK.Petrie

Autumn E. Porath

More than 10,000 high schoolers exploring careers in education

ByTROYE.TAYLOR ttaylor@shawmedia.com

TheSaukValleyhasbeen at thevanguardofaprogramthathasmorethan 10,000Illinois studentsexploringcareers inteachingwhiletheyarestillinhigh school.

TheIllinoisStateBoardofEducation saidinanewsreleaselastweekthatthe EducationCareerPathwayhas10,805 studentsintheprogram,whichispart ofabroaderefforttoaddressashortage ofteachers.

RegionalOfficeofEducation47for Lee,OgleandWhitesidecountiesstarted receivinggrantmoneyin2021soitcould partnerwithSauk ValleyCommunity CollegeindevelopingaPathwayinthis region.

Studentsin thePathwaygetahead startonteacherpreparationthrough hands-onlearning,dualcredit,credentialsandmentorship.Theprogramalso allowsdistrictstorecruitandprepare futureeducators,especiallyiftheyhave aneedtofillpositionsrequiringbilingualor specialeducationspecialties.

Underthefour-phasegrantcycle, thislocaleffortwillhave$747,000.

Inspring2022,studentsfromparticipatingdistrictstookpartinanexploratorysymposiumatSVCCthatfeatured

StateSuperintendent Carmen Ayala (middle) presents certificates to students who have graduatedin theEducation Career Pathway program.Chanda McDonnell, Pathwaynavigator for Regional Office of Education 47,is at right.

StateSuperintendentCarmenAyalaas thekeynotespeaker.

Accordingtotheregionaloffice,area participatingschoolsareRiverBend CUSD2,DixonPublicSchools170,Rock FallsHighSchool301,MorrisonCUSD6, AmboyCUSD272,Ashton-Franklin

CenterCUSD275,ForrestvilleValley CUSD221,Prophetstown-LyndonTampico3,ByronCUSD226,RockFallsElementaryDistrict13,SterlingPublic Schools5,OhioCCSD17,Whiteside AreaCareerCenterandRegionalSafe SchoolCenterforChange.

The first students in the program graduatedlast year.

According to ISBE, thegrants could increase the diversity of the state teacher workforce. Ofthoseenrolledin the Pathway program,45% identify as Black or Hispanic, compared to 14% of thecurrentteachers.

ISBEsaid the Pathway program, coupled with other initiatives,has increased studentenrollment in collegiateeducation programsby 41% over the past four years.

ISBEsaid Illinoisschools reported 2,139 unfilled teachingpositionsin 2021. Manyof those unfilledpositions arein under-resourcedcommunities.

Ayala said the program provides the encouragement that some students need.

“I found my way into teaching after someone encouragedme and gave me a chance to experience the magic ofeducationfirsthand,” Ayala said. “Sometimes that’s all it takes to pique a student’s interest in this incredibly rewarding profession, and that’swhat theEducation CareerPathwayoffers.”

To date, ISBE has released$18 millionin EducationPathwaygrants. There are 171 high schools offering the program. The next round of grants will goout this calendaryear.

AlexT.Paschal-apaschal@shawmedia.com

2003: Fulton officer escapes

60Years

Jan. 23, 1963

CharlesMcCabewasinstalledas worshipfulmasterofFultonCityLodge No.189,A.F.andA.M.atarecentmeeting.OtherofficersinstalledwereLeonardMartin,seniorwarden;Elmer Wiersema,juniorwarden;DavidMitchell,secretary;KennethRupert,chaplain;LyleSikkema,seniordeacon;MelvinBrewer,juniordeacon;GlenFagan, Marshal and JohnMohrman,tyler.

Specialrecognitionwasgivento DavidFlikkemaatthemorningservice attheSecondReformedChurchforhis 52yearsasaSundayschoolteacher FlikkemabeganteachingSunday schoolattheFirstReformedChurchin 1910andwhentheSecondReformed Churchwasorganized,hetransferred hismembershipandtookaclassinthe Sundayschool.

50 Years

Jan.24,1973

MembersoftheSpanishclassatFultonHighSchoolplantotourMexico nextspring.MembersincludeLuAnne Rus, Mary Kay,PatDennes,Barbara Medema,SueIwema,TomBergand TimFaley.

Mr.andMrs.HowardVanZuiden, ownersoftheGardenPlain FeedService,andMr.andMrs.GlennBechtel wereamong400coupleswhoattended

YOURHEALTH

serious

anationalfarmbusinessconference inHonolulu,Hawaii,sponsoredby FarmWifeNewsmagazine.Theconference consistedofspecialseminars onfarmmanagementtechniques,goal settingandagri-estateplanning,plus toursofselectedlivestockandcroppingfacilities.

40Years Jan. 26,1983

DennisBoeckandhiswife,Norma, operatetheRiver’sEdgeCarWash facilityinFulton.Hehasanewlycompletedwarehousebuildingthathas beenaddedtothebusiness.TheBoecks purchasedaservicestation facility on thecornerofFirstAvenue andNinth Streetseveralyearsagoandtransformedthebuildingintoacarwash facilityandaddedseveralbaysfor warehousing.

OneofFulton’snewestretailbusinesses,Casey’sGeneralStore,will holditsgrandopeningcelebrationthis weekendatthebusinesslocatedat1615 FourthSt.

30Years

Jan. 20,1993

MembersoftheBoardofEducation oftheRiverBendSchoolSystemvoted topermitall22teacherseligibleto retireonthe5+5earlyretirement incentivepermissiontodosoiftheeli-

Toenail and fingernail fungal infections are discussed

BySTEPHEND.HARRISON,M.D.

Fungi,whichisthepluraloffungus, areorganismsthatarefoundworldwide.Theyareopportunisticorganisms,whichmeantheymayfindahabitatwherecircumstancespermitthemto grow.

Thehumanbodyservesasahostfor manyfungalinfections. Thevastmajorityofthesearebenignandnotlife-threatening,althoughsometimesinimmunocompromisedpatientssuchasthose withAIDS,leukemia,etc.andincertain rareinstances,thefungalconditions mayoverwhelmthehostandcausesignificantdamageandevendeath.Mostof thetime,fungalconditionsserveascosmeticdisturbancesorannoyancesto theskin.

Onecommonplacethatfungalinfectionshaveapredispositionforisunder thetoenailsandfingernails.Again,for mostindividualsthisisnotmuchmore

thanadomesticnuisance.Mostpeople ignorethesebecauseoftheirbenign natureandthefactthattherearenogood medicines toeliminatetheinfection.

Onemedicineusedforyears,Griseofulvin,couldcauseliverproblemsand didnothaveaveryhighcurerate.SeveralagentsthatcanbeusedareSporanoxandLamisil.Both aregenerally takenforthreetofourmonths,followed byawatchandwaitperiodbecauseit stillmaytakenineto12monthsto achieveacure.Sincenoagentortherapy canrepairanail alreadyinfectedbythe fungus, thenailmustrepairitselfbynew growth.Whilethisprocessgenerally beginsaroundonemonth,itwilltake aboutsixmonthsforfingernailsand12 monthsfortoenails.

Thereareseveralcuresandtreatmentsavailable forotherfungaltypesof infectionsthroughoutthebodyincludingtheskin.Makesuretodiscussthese withyourphysician.

injury when squad hit by semi

gibleteachersdesire.Theomnibus pensionbillwaspassedbytheIllinois GeneralAssemblyandneedsonlythe signatureofthegovernortobecome law.The22teacherswillbeeligible withinthenexttwoyears,with17of thoseeligiblethisyear.

JaneOrman,presidentoftheRiver BendSchoolBoardofEducation, presentedtheGoldenEagleAwardto TracySimpson,GailDrolemaand FaithLindley,allofAlbany.Thethree werechosentoreceivetheprestigious awardfortheireffortstofundtheplaygroundequipmentattheAlbany school.Thegroupcollectednearly $10,000fortheproject.

20Years

Jan. 22,2003

Severalmembersofthecommunity havebannedtogetherandplanned a benefitatFultonHighSchoolforlongtimebusinessowners DickandKaren Abbott.Theyhaveownedandoperated CottagePastry,abakeryonFulton’s MainStreetformanyyears.Becauseof familyillness,thebakeryhasbeen closedforseveralmonthsandarearesidentswouldliketoseethebakery backopen.

FultonPoliceOfficerWyattHeyvaert escaped serious injurywhenthe squadhewasdrivingwashitbyasemi attheintersectionofRoutes84and30.

HeyvaertwasdrivingsouthonRoute 84andafterstoppingforthestopsign beganturningeastonRoute30whena semiheadingwestfailedtostopforthe stopsignonRoute30andhitthesquad car.Theofficerwastakentothehospital,treatedandreleased.Thesemi driverrefusedtreatment.

10 Years

Jan. 23,2013

TheFulton ChamberofCommerce heldaribbon-cutting atFulton’snewestbusiness,theKoffiePubownedby RenayByers.Byers,whoalsoowns ShearClassStylingSalon,decidedto openaspecialtycoffeeshopwiththe extraoffice spaceatthebackofher salon.Thespacealreadyhadadrive-up window,agreatbonusforthecoffee shop.

JamesandRebeccaJackson,formerlyfromFargo,NorthDakota,have boughtthebuildingat1115FourthSt. inFulton.Theywerescoutingfor houseswitharealestateagentand wantedtositdownforacupofcoffee anddiscoveredFulton’sdowntown didn’thaveaplace.Ifthereisabuildingforsaledowntown,JamesJackson saidhewouldmakeanicecream/coffeeshop.Nextthingyouknow,they turnedthecorner andtherewas a buildingforsale.Justlikethattheidea wasborn.

NEWSBRIEFS

Registration open for 4-H summercamp in Polo

OREGON–Leaveyourcellphone behindandenjoytheoutdoors.

TheUniversityofIllinoisExtension forOgleCountyannouncedthatregistrationisopenfortheNorthernIllinois 4-HSummerCamp,whichwillbeJune 11-15atRockRiverChristianCampin Polo.

Theresidentialcampingexperience isconductedcooperativelybyUofI ExtensionstafffromBoone,Carroll, DeKalb,JoDaviess,Lee,Ogle,Stephenson,WhitesideandWinnebagocounties.

4-Hmembershipisnotrequiredto attend,but4-Hstandardsofbehavior willberequired.Itisopentoboysand girlswhowillbeages8to14byJune11.

Registrationis$300for4-Hmembersand$320fornonmembersfor applicationsreceivedbeforeMarch1. Thefeegoesupto$500afterthatdate. AllfeesmustbepaidinfullbyMay15. Registeronlineatgo.illinois.edu/4HSummerCamporcalltheOgleCounty

officeat815-732-2191ortheWhiteside Countyofficeat815-632-3611.

WHOA announces 2023 schedule, seeks volunteers

White OaksTherapeuticEquestrian CenterinMorrisonhasannouncedits 2023schedule.Volunteertrainingwill befrom6to7:30p.m.Wednesday, April12.ThespringsessionwillbeApril 18toMay13,withapossiblemakeup weekfromMay16-20.Thesummer sessionwillbeMay23toJuly1withno makeupweekbecauseoftheholiday. ThefallsessionwillbefromSept.12to Oct.21,withapossiblemakeupweek fromOct.24-28.

WHOAislookingforvolunteersto jointheteam,includinghorseleaders andstudentsidewalkersfortherapeutic horsebackridingclassesthisyear.No horseexperienceisnecessarytosidewalk.Thereareotheropportunitiesto volunteer,suchasfundraisingand events.CallprogrammanagerTawny Wiersemaat815-535-6208tolearn moreortogetregistered.

Bison Bridge to be discussed at next WWW@WCC

TheWindmillVolunteerEducators attheWindmillCulturalCenterinFultoninvitethepublictoattendthenext programofWildWinterWednesdayon Feb.1.Theprogramwillfeaturethe BisonBridgewithspeaker Katelyn Darling.

Darlingwilldiscusstheproposed BisonBridge,anideayearsinthemak-

ingandadreamof LivingLandsand Wat er sfounde r ChadPregracke. Darlinghasworked withPregrackeand histeamtoprogresstheBison Bridgeforwardin

the QuadCitiesforthepastyear.Darlingworked15yearsintourismand hospitalityintheQuadCities.When notworking,shevolunteersatthe JDC,substitutesatPleasantValley schoolsandenjoysplayinggolfand traveling.

Doorsopenat9a.m.forcoffee,tea andmilltreatsandtheprogrambegins

Darren Mangleris TLP’s new artistic director

MOUNTCARROLL–TheTimberLakePlayhouseannouncedit hasappointedlongtimeplayhouse actorandalumnusDarren Manglerasartisticdirectorforthe2023 season.

PatronscanwelcomeManglerto theplayhouseattwo events–10 a.m.tonoonWednesday,Jan.25,at theHigherGroundsCoffeeHouse, 1709S.WestAve.,Freeport,or5to7 p.m.,Wednesday,Jan.25,atthe CopperCow,834S.JacksonSt.

ManglergrewupinSavanna andwascastintheTimberLake productionsof“1776,”“Biloxi Blues,”“Phantom,”“Marvin’s Room”and“HMSPinafore.”He

graduatedfrom WesternIllinois University with adoublemajor inactingand directing.Manglermovedto LosAngelesto pursue on-screenand stageopportunities.

Heproducedtheplay“White TrashWeddingandaFuneral”at theHollywoodFringeFestival. Manglerwasamemberofthecast of“Santasia”forsixyears,touring inLosAngelesandNewYork.He

also performedinmovies,includingthe“TheLongestYard”remake and“WitnessInfection.”Mangler hasperformedstand-upcomedy andhasbeeninmorethan30 nationalcommercialsandmany Conansketches.Hehasbeenan associatestoryproducerforreality showsincluding“DeadliestCatch,” “StorageWars”and“Nakedand AfraidXL.”Recently,ManglerperformedintheTimberLakeproductionsof“TheFullMonty,”“Mamma Mia,”“Pippen,”“Margaritaville” and“WeWillRockYou.”

Formoreinformation,call815244-2035orvisittimberlakeplayhouse.org.

about9:20a.m.Thebuildingisdisabilityaccessible.

Theprogramisfundedthrough a grantfrom theD.S FlikkemaFoundationandadonationfromNelsonCorp. Programsarefreeandopentothepublic.

IfRiverBendschoolsareclosed becauseofweather,WWWiscanceled.

NEWSBRIEF

Whiteside Forum to present program on sea adventures Jan. 29

TheWhitesideForumwillhostafreepresentation,“MyLifeatSea:Pirates,Icebergs,Blowouts andotherDisasters,”byguestspeakerMarcAdami at2p.m.Sunday,Jan.29,attheOdellPublic Library,307S.MadisonSt.Adamiwillsharesome ofhisstoriesabouthisadventuresonthehigh seas,followedbyaQ&Asession.

AdamiisaretiredMasterMarinerandagraduateoftheU.S.MerchantMarineAcademy.He spent28yearsworkingintheoffshoreoilindustry onexplorationdrillingrigs,drillships,emergency firefightinganddivesupport,andwelltestingvesselsaroundtheworld.HeisanativeofMorrison.

Formoreinformation,text815-718-5347or emailmarcadami53@gmail.com.

Katelyn Darling

DarrenMangler

COLLEGENEWS

Local students make Bradley University’s Dean’s List

Morethan1,800studentswere namedtoBradley’sFall2022Dean’sList. TobeeligiblefortheDean’sList,astudentmustachieveaminimum3.5gradepointaverageforthesemesterona4.0 scale.

Studentsfromthisareainclude:

SofiaScottofMorrison,majoringin musicandentertainmentindustry ClaraBushofMorrison,majoringin marketing,socialmediamarketing

Kylie Chenoweth named to NIU’s fall 2022 Dean’s List

DeKALB–NorthernIllinoisUniversity announceditsfall2022Dean’sListstudents.Toearnthisdistinction,students musthaveaminimumsemestergradepointaverageof3.5ona4.0scaleinthe CollegeofEngineeringandEngineering Technologyoraminimumof3.75ona 4.0scaleinthecollegesofBusiness, Education,HealthandHumanSciences, LiberalArtsandSciences,andVisualand PerformingArts.

KylieChenowethofErie,whois majoringinhumanresourcemanagementandisagraduateofErieHigh School,achievedthishonor.

Loras

College announces Fall 2022 Dean’s List

DUBUQUE,IA–LorasCollege announcedAshlynHemmofPortByron achievedDean’sListstatusforthe2022 fallsemester.Astudentmustearna3.5 grade-pointaverageandcarryaminimumof12credithourstoberecognized.

Local students on Iowa State University’s Dean’s List

AMES,IA–Morethan10,200Iowa StateUniversitystudentshavebeenrecognizedforoutstandingacademic achievementbybeingnamedtothefall semester2022Dean’sList.Students namedtotheDean’sListmusthave earnedagrade-pointaverageofatleast 3.50ona4.00scale.

Localstudentsinclude:

Albany:TrevorScottHenry,senior, politicalscience

Erie:MyaE.Jones,sophomore, humandevelopmentandfamilystudies

PortByron:JeannettMarieClampitt, senior,veterinarymedicine; MarinaMorganHinde,senior,accounting;ColeJennings,freshman,pre-business;andKyarra Yessenia Sweeney,junior, biology (AGLS)

Fulton:RikkiKing,senior,animalscience;andPierreMure-Ravaud,senior,

architecture-professionaldegree

SNHU announces Fall 2022 President’s List

MANCHESTER,NH–SouthernNew HampshireUniversitycongratulates JoshuaWheelerofErieandAmyDurbin ofEastMolineonbeingnamedtothe Fall2022President’sList.

Full-timeundergraduatestudents whohaveearnedaminimumgradepointaverageof3.700andaboveforthe reportingtermarenamedtothePresident’sList.Full-timestatusisachieved byearning12creditsovereach16-week termorpairedeight-weekterms.

Carl Sandburg College announces Dean’s List

GALESBURG—CarlSandburgCollegehasreleasedthenamesofstudents whoqualifiedforthedean’slistandhonorslistforthe2022fallsemester.

Toqualify for thedean’slist, a student mustbeenrolledfull-time(atleast12 credithours)andearnagrade-pointaverageofatleast3.5(ona4.0scale).To qualifyforthehonorslist,astudentmust beenrolledfull-timeandearna gradepointaverage of 3.0 to 3.49.Thecollege makesdean’s and honors listdesignations

forstudentswhowereenrolledpart-time duringthesemester(lessthan12credit hours)andhavecompletedat least 12 credithoursoverall.

Dean’sList

Erie:KatieHebeler

Fulton:ConnorBarnett

Dean’sList(part-time)

Fulton:EthanRash

Eli Mueller named to Knox College’s Dean’s List

GALESBURG–EliMuellerfromCordovahasbeennamedtotheKnoxCollegeDean’sListforthe2022fallterm. TobenamedtotheDean’sList,astudentmusthaveearnedatleast2.5creditsinthetermwithagrade-pointaverageof3.6orbetter(ona4.0scale).

Wartburg students named to Dean’s List

WAVERLY,IA–WartburgCollegerecognized474studentswhowerenamed tothe2022FallTermDean’sList.Those honoredincludeRhaenaReeceofCordovaandAllisonTaylorofMorrison.

Thelisthonorsstudentswhoearned acumulativegrade-pointaverageof3.5 oraboveinatleastfourcoursecredits duringtheterm.

Fulton High School announces 1st semester honor roll

Congratulationstothefollowing FultonHighSchoolstudentsfortheir academicsuccessformakingthefirst semesterhonorroll!

High Honor Roll

Freshmen: GraceBray,PaigeCramer,BelleCurley,AlyssaGriffith,LaurenGuenther,WesleyHackett,Landen Leu,BraedonMeyers,TarikPaisley, JessaRead,Brooklyn Thomsand JacobVoss.

Sophomores: ResseGermann,Lucas Hartman,EllaHolmbo,Kaedence Kreider,ColinMcGovern,MirayaPessman,EvanPiercyandKiraWilson.

Juniors: OwenBrubaker,Khadija Elahmady,PaigeLower,IsaacTaylor,

XanderVogelandLaurenWanbergue.

Seniors: JerricaBormann,Braiden Damhoff,LandonMeyers,ArianaNielsenandElijahStillings.

HonorRoll

Freshmen: TylerBarsema,Noah Bauscher,IsabellaBush,Zachary Clark,ChaseDykstra,SamaraEdens, LakynnEversole,BrodyGlazier, CathrynGraham,SydneyKemp, MasonKuebel,IsabelMerema,BrandonPetersen,JanellPreston,Dawson Price,JadaSchaver,KodySchipper, JaidenShepherd,HaleySmither,Zoey Stage,AaronStillings,Brooklyn Vogel,HannahWiersemaandCaden Wilkin.

Sophomores: KordeliaBoles,Braeden Brennan,KaliBrewer,LaneBrewster JosiahHeald, DanielHolman,Jacob Huisenga,LydiaHuizenga,Maxwell Klimstra,OliviaKnott,Dominick Kramer,MikaelaMigraso,Jasmine Moreland,MakaylaNelson,LucasOutzen,AaronPortz,MasonResop,Ethan Roberts, Parker Sanderson,Samantha Simpson,KylieSmither,Dane VanZuiden,ArihanaWheatley,Emery WherryandZacharyWinkel.

Juniors: LanaBoles,BrooklynBrennan,BriannaCramer, JamesCrimmins,BaylenDamhoff,BaileyDykstra, GraceDykstra,ReeseDykstra,Isabelle Fletcher,SheaGrennan,Anthony Gulatto,AnnakaHackett,BrysonHui-

zenga,LydiaHuizenga,ArianaKalyan, MadysonLuskey,NaomiMoore,MaximilianPalomar,AidanPence,Brady Read,KlaytonSchipper andKeighley Tyler.

Seniors: AshleyBetts,DawsonChristiansen,PaytonCurley,BraydenDykstra,RyanEads,RigobertoFacio,Alyssa Ferris,BenjaminFosdick,LivieFrederick,AmyHughes,SamuelHuizenga, DanteKetelsen,JacieMiller,Arieanna Moreland,DakenPessman,Calista Pestka,EthanPrice,WyattReynolds, KoleSchipper,LukasSchroeder,RobertSheckler,ConnerSheridan,KamrynSikkema,HaileyVanZuiden,Kiana Walters,CarsonWherry,Mackinzie WiersemaandBradyWiest.

Prophetstown HighSchool releases 1st semester honor roll

ProphetstownHighSchool

announcedits2022-23 firstsemester honorroll.Congratulationstothefollowingstudents:

Academic Excellence 4.00

Freshmen: CadenceBollman,SamanthaHamilton,OliviaMegli,Carson Meier

Sophomores: GracelynAbell, Dena Cox,BlakeGeuns,SonjaHuffstutler, AbigailJensen,ChloeSlock,Mya Weidel

Juniors: OliviaPurvis,EvanWetzell

Seniors: CydneyDavis,DavidEgan, ElizbethHinton,MekenzieLoechel, EmmaMegli,AlexisMiniel,Carson Russell

High Honors 3.99-3.67

Freshmen: MaycieHicks,Shelby Hodgett,AlyssahPadia,ErinPlocinski

Sophomores: JakobBrooks,Wyatt Goossens,KadinceLawson,Drew Milnes,RowynMix

Juniors: KennedyBuck,FrankDrennen,OwenFarral,DaytonGreenwood, BrookeLalley,Avery Olinger,Reagan

Sibley,TysonSkinner,CadenSutton, EzekielWeidel

Seniors: EmmaAdams,Amber Burke,JennaGibson,JaseGrunder, LiamJohnson,MadisonLackas,Jaiden Oleson,MercedesPratt,AaronRaser, MyaStory

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ReadAboutSome Of YourLocalBusinesses &TheirHistory

MORRISONCOMMUNITY HOSPITALDISTRICT

In1930,Dr. W. J.Mauritsopenedanofficeonthefirstfloorat219 EastMainStreet,withthehospitaloperatingonthesecondfloor. ThiswassosuccessfulthatonJune10,1942(afterdonationsand bondissues);theMorrisonCityHospitalwasopenedinthecurrent locationonNorthJacksonStreet,providing16bedsforpatients.

By1954,thehospitalhadexpandedto32bedsandbecame MorrisonCommunityHospital.In1972,thehospitalembarkedin a$3millionexpansion,increasingthebedcapacityto84beds. Currently,thereare25bedsinouracutecarefloor.

Today,MorrisonCommunityHospitalprovidesmedical,surgical, x-ray,andemergencyservices,aswellasseveraloutpatient services.TheFamilyCareClinicwasaddedin2006tomeetthe communitiesneedforwalk-inandgeneralclinicservices.Services providedintheFamilyCareClinicincludeCardiology,Dermatology, Gastroenterology,Surgery,Neurology,Podiatry,Pulmonology, RheumatologyandUrology.TheMCHFamilyCareClinichas morethan20,000visitsannually.Inaddition,thehospitaladded aspecialtyclinicthatincludesservicessuchasendocrinology, otolaryngologyandultrasounds.MorrisonCommunityHospital hasitsownlaboratory,radiologyandambulanceservice.Rehab servicessuchasphysical,occupational, respiratory,andspeech therapiesplussocialservicesareoffered.

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ReadAboutSome Of YourLocalBusinesses &TheirHistory

Fornearlya century, FSBof Forresthasbeen committedtothepeople,businesses,and communitiesofCentralIllinois.Sincethose first daysin1914tothepresent,ourmottois andhasalwaysbeen“a strongfriend foryour family,” wordswe strivetoliveandwork by everyday. Sincethoseveryearlydays,FSBof Forresthasexpandedtonowservecustomersin Forrest, Fairbury, Onarga,Erie,Mahomet, and PeoriaHeights. We mayhave grownthroughout theyears,butour founding commitmenttothe families,businesses,andpeopleofthelocal communitieshasalwaysremainedthe same.

Erie Middle School 2nd quarter students On-A-Roll

Erie MiddleSchoolannouncedthe secondquarterOn-A-Roll.Studentson thelisthaveaBaverage,with*denotingallA’s.Congratulationstothefollowingstudents:

FifthGrade: *TrevorBaar,Bryanna Bard,*MelodyBruner,CarterCalvert, ConnerDornbush,*DerekDornbush, *KassieDornbush,*MollyDornbush, KinleeFrohling,BraydenGehrking, GavinJones,*JuliaKeeling,Turner Melton,KateMickley,*JanelleNorman,JonathanPaxton,MylesPaxton, EverettPratt,*LoganPunke,Hunter Ramsey,ColtonRichmond,HeathRobertson,*DrewRobshaw,RailynnStewart,JaxsonSummers,*BradyTimmer-

man,BrooklynTrent, *Braylon VanDeWostine,*AriaVittori,Natalie Willard,MaciWoods, andNatalie Wright.

SixthGrade: LunaAddis, JaxonAlls, ChanceAnderson,Micah Bach,HannahBailey,*NoahBerk,*CalebBrown, *BradyBurns,TaylieCope,Sydney Dornbush,*HaileyEyrich,*Aidan Garcea,KingstonGehrking,Kail Glines,ZoeyHorton,TaytumJacobs, AvaJohnson,GraysonJohnston,Levi Knudtson,AvereeLukehart,*Lia Milem,*AdahMills,LillianMisfeldt, PeytonMisfeldt,DonivanMonkus, BrinleyPonce,DawsonPool,Alyssa Pratt,KeeganRyan,ReeseRyan,Char-

lotteStropes,EllahWeaver,Walker Wright,andCalebZaagman.

SeventhGrade: SophieAnderson, *FaithBaar,Nolan Bradley,Ivy Brooks,KylaCrady,CarsonEyrich, AydenGrawe,ChloeHamilton,AddisonHorton,*LylaJohnson,Callen Keegan,*LailaKeeling,JamesLopez, *JacobMurphy,*JennicaNorman, KelsiPacker,AnthonyPaxtonJr., *BraedenPunke,ChristopherPyse, KayceeRussell,*EllaSchipper,Carter Shepherd,AdisonStephens,TobyTate, *JacksonTegeler,*AddilynTemple, CheyenneTerry,CraigThompson,and MiaTrent.

EighthGrade: *MaraAry,Hailie

Blumhoff,*SarahCarlson,*Sawyer Copeland,*DeaconDewulf,Bradley Dugan,*IsabellaFloming,ElijahFoster,KarrieHamm,HoldenHawk,PaytonHolcomb,TristanHovey,Brice Howell,*CadeHuisman,*Justin Jacobs,*AlexusKapple,AydenKlendworth,NavonnaLopez,Alexandra McKenna,*Ashton Miner,*Brayden Morell,*IsabellaOlvera,*Lauren Punke,NathanPunke,CalebReymer, *TaylorRobshow,DaneRyan,Hailey Ryan,EvanSteimle,RyleighStephens, *LandonVanDeWostine,*Elley Weidel,NevadaWells,*MakaylaWetzell,RoselynWickes,andLaurynWunderlich.

PLT Middle School announces 1st semester honor roll

Prophetstown-Lyndon-Tampico MiddleSchoolannouncedits2022-23 firstsemesterhonorroll.

Congratulationstothefollowing students:

Academic Excellence 4.00

SixthGrade: NeavenEasley,Michael King,JaelLench,RozlynMosher,and JordanStreenz.

SeventhGrade: Cullen Cox,Lauren Malone,GabriellaVails,andNoah Wetzell.

EighthGrade: AreanaBaskind,Elijah Beck,EllahBrooks,EvanMelton,MaddoxMix,DerekNaftzger, Alexander

Ottens,MadalynPorter,Kayler Pritchard,KennadiShaffer,Miranda Stephenson,andMileyWetzell.

High Honors 3.99-3.67

SixthGrade: EmmaAnderson,MatthewBallard,JacksonMelton,Olivia Mowell,JustinPierceson,DylanRobinson,RaylanScott,AlexisSikkema, SadieSoleta,andHaileyYaun.

SeventhGrade: LoganEuhus,Hayden Freeman,JohnHolland,KashaSebok, andClaireSwatos.

EighthGrade: BrettBoyer,KloeyFerguson,JacobMorgan,WynnRenkes, LilySharp,andChloeZais.

Honors 3.66-3.33

SixthGrade: DrakeAnderson,CharlotteCroegaert,PierceGerlach,Ariel Jones,HannahMessenger,LakenRenkes,KalebThompson,MadilynnWetzell,andUriahWilkens.

SeventhGrade: KennethGerlach, MyaHaggard,ZackeryLawson,Logan McIntire,MasonMinssen,Baylie Snowden,StephenSwatos, BrookeLynnTherriault,MackynzieThompson,KennedyVancil,AcetenWetzell, andRyleeZais.

EighthGrade: KoraDeMay,Carter Hadaway,CameronLinden,Sarah Link,TimothyLundquist,Braydnne

Sawyer,andMarleeStone.

Scholastic Recognition 3.32-3.00

SixthGrade: AlyiahArduini,Easton Holloway,BennettJohnson,Jackson Streenz,JaedenWeidel,BryceWetzell, andChaseYount.

SeventhGrade: VioletAnderson,Mya Hough,BarrettKincaid,Timothy Kuehl,TimothyPlote,SethReul, BreckonSandrock, LaineySmith,and AdalynWilliamson.

EighthGrade: JosephCater,Jason Curtin,LoganKelly,WilliamKirk, AlanaLittle,AdanPyron,LillianRetherford,andSawyerSchwartz.

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Honors 3.66-3.33

Freshmen: Lars Armstrong,Jace Howard,EdenJensen,BraydenPeltier,IsabelPenaflor,OwenRhodes, LeahRichmond,TaylorRichmond,

SawyerSlusser,JustinWainscott

Sophomores: MadisonHill,DemetreeLarsen,ParkerRangel,AlexandriaRussell,AlexisSchillaci,Molly Wisely,JaidenZais

Juniors: GabriellaAbell,WyattBeck, CharlesLink,SydneySchwartz,KaelynSibley,EthanSikkema

Seniors: HunterBruketta, Levie

Hall,CalebNaftzger,DanielPyse,PeytonSimpson,JamesSmith Scholastic Recognition 3.32-3.00

Freshmen: LillieBrady,JordaeCrow, ColenHarms,NathanielHinton,JermayneKochevar,CarleeNull,Cloe Pratt,August Schultz,LillianSwatos, AlastaireSweetser,AedanThompson

Sophomores: AmenBarron,Alyssa

Boyer,HudsonCrady,Henry Haak, SkylerIrvin,TylerLackas,DantePels, LukePurchase,MathewQuimby,JoslynnSkinner,CadenVanHorn

Juniors: JewelDePaul,EastonForward,ClaytonGerlach,JaidenOrr, ZaneRomero,ShelbySchindel

Seniors: KorevonEncarnacion, JacksonMinssen,PaxtonSchultz

Erie Middle School students take part in Spelling Bee

Congratulationstoallthestudents whoparticipatedinthe2023ErieMiddleSchoolSpellingBeelastweek. EighthgraderNathanKellettook thirdplace,sixthgrader Donivan Monkusfinishedinsecondplace, and thewinnerwasfour-timechampion TaylorRobshaw!Shewillcompetein theRegionalSpellingBeeatDixon HighSchoolonFeb.16fortheopportunitytocompeteinWashington,D.C.at theNationalSpellingBee.

Appreciationgoestothepronouncer,Mrs.AmyAchs,andjudges Mr.JustinHovey,Mrs.Samantha Wolf,andMrs.LindseyPons.Agiant congratulationstoallparticipantsthis year!

FifthGrade:TurnerMelton,Natalie Wright,ColtonRichmond,Kassie Dornbush,DrewRobshaw,Brayden

Gehrking,BradyTimmerman,Logan PunkeandEverettPratt.

SixthGrade: DonivanMonkus, GraysonJohnston,KarenTurner, DawsonPool,BradyBurns,Atreyu ShramekandWalkerWright.

SeventhGrade:JennicaNorman, AJPaxton,KylaCradyandJackson Tegeler.

EighthGrade:HunterHoward, SarahCarlson,TaylorRobshaw, NathanKellett,KashTemple,Jordyn AdamsandElijahFoster.

The top three from Erie Middle School’s Spelling Bee are (from left) Nathan Kellet, Donivan Monkus and Taylor Robshaw, who will completeinthe RegionalSpelling Bee in Dixonon Feb. 16.

Fulton High student creates video for de Immigrant Windmill

NEWSBRIEFS

Explore CommUniversity at BHCin February

Explorenewideasandengageinlively discussionsatCommUniversityinFebruaryatBlackHawkCollege.

CommUniversityisaseriesofSunday afternoonseminarstaughtbylocal expertsinarts/humanities,personal enrichment,regionalstudiesandtheology/spirituality.It’safriendlylearning atmospherewithnoexamsorpapersto write!

MostCommUniversityclasseswillbe

offeredin-personattheQuad-CitiescampusinMolinewiththreeclassesoffered virtually.ParticipantsselectONEclassthat willmeetfrom2to4p.m.Sundays, Feb.5-26.Costis$40.

ChoosefromclassessuchasAmerican SignLanguage,BasicSpanish,CanCreativitySavetheWorld?,ExploringtheGifts ofCelticSpirituality,GeorgeDavenport andtheFoundingoftheQuadCities, GothicCathedralsinFrance,Making IncredibleImagesClosetoHome,NavigatingtheDigitalWorld,andPortrayalof

Men/WomeninFilmWesterns.

Formoreinformation,visitwww.bhc. edu/CUorcall309-796-8223.

Sauk Valley Wedding Expo will be Feb.5at Northland Mall

TheannualSaukValleyWeddingExpo willbefromnoonto3p.m.Sunday,Feb. 3 atNorthlandMall,whichislocatedon stateRoute2.

SaukValleyMedia,Selmi’sWeddings & Events,Selmi’sFormalWearand7:24FitnessOnTheRockaresponsoringthe

expo,whichisdesignedtohelpcouples plantheperfectweddinginonestop.

Therewillbeafashionshowalongwith exhibitsonphotography,flowers,tuxedos, dressesandtheotherelementsthatgo intohavingthatspecialday.

Admissionisfree.Eachcouplethatregisterscouldwinprizes,includinggiftcertificatestouseatthevendoroftheir choicevaluedat$50,$100and$250.

Forinformation,contactKellyNull,815632-2566oremailmarketing@saukvalley. com.

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Christy Hackett (left), Business Education teacher at FultonHigh School, Xavier Hanns, a sophomore at FHS, and Ken VanderPloeg,a miller at de Immigrant Windmill, are pictured at the highschool last week. The millersrecently commissioned Hanns, supervised by Hackett, to createa video explaining the grinding process at the windmill The video will be shown on the entry level ofthewindmill for guests who are unable to negotiate the stairs to the second level grinding area The project was Xavier’s semester gradeand the millers know heaced it!

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Wrestlers and Coach Keppy recognized at Senior Night

BySARAHFORD ForShawMedia

TheRiverdaleRamsdefeatedPrinceton 48-25andMendota70-6 attheir homemeetTuesday,Jan.17.Itwas SeniorNight,withrecognitionforthe seniorwrestlersandtheirfamiliesfor theircommitmenttotheprogramover theyears.

CoachMyronKeppyalsowasrecognized.Itwashislasthomedualafter35 yearsofcoaching.Keppystartedat RiverdaleJuniorHighduringthe19881989schoolyearandmovedtothehigh schoolin1993.Throughtheyears,he hascoachedbaseball,footballand wrestling.He’llberetiringattheendof theschoolyear.

RiverdaleishostinganIHSAregionalsforthenexthomewrestlingcompetitiononSaturday,Feb.4.Thewrestlersarehavinganoutstandingseason sofar,andallareinvitedtocomeon outandsupporttheteam.

100RooseveltSt.,Hooppole 815-948-2591 www.vernsfarmsupply.com

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Seniors (from left) Collin Altensey, Braxton Hager,Eli Hinde, Thad Jacobs, Brock Smith, Mason Stubbs, Alex Watsonand Isaiah Winters are pictured with Coach Myron “Kep” Keppy (center) after SeniorNight on Tuesday, Jan. 17, atRiverdale High School.

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Morrison’s Jordan Eads (12) and an Oregon opponent reach for the ball as teammates watch to see whowill get control duringa game Thursday,Jan. 19,in Morrison See Sports Roundupon page 17.

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Morrison’s Livi Milder wrestles Orion’s Cole Perkins duringa triangularmeet Wednesday,Jan 18, at St. Bede Academy.

Girls basketball

Eastland45,Erie-Prophetstown28: The Cougarswonanonconferencegamein Prophetstown,takingcontrolwith a 14-6runinthesecondquarterand a 12-4 surgein thethird.

SydneySchwartzpacedErie-Prophetstownwitheightpoints,whileMcKenzieWinckleraddedfiveandReagan Sibleyscoredfour.

Morrison71,Oregon38: TheFillies builta43-23halftimelead,thenput awaythevisitingHawkswithan18-5 fourth-quarter scoringrun.

ShelbyVeltropled Morrisonwith 29 points,Diana Robbins scored16,CamrynVeltrophad12andJordanEads added eight.

Boys basketball

Sherrard42,Morrison35: TheMustangsuseda20-pointthirdquarter to takea31-21leadintothefourth,butthe hostTigersscoredhalfoftheirpoints in thefinaleightminuteswhileholding Morrisontofourpointsintheperiodto rallyfortheThreeRivers Westwin.

ChaseNewmanscoredeightofhis10 pointsafterhalftimefortheMustangs, whileCarsonStratingand Brenden Martinadded eightpoints each.

Fulton64,Ashton-FranklinCenter32: TheRaidersled13-12afterthefirst quarter,butwereoutscored52-19over theremainingthreetolosetheNUIC

Southgamein Ashton.

BaylenDamhoffledFultonwith23 points,DomKramerscored13points, andReedOwenaddedeightpoints.

Morrison67,Alleman49: TheMustangsrolledpastthePioneersinthe secondhalfofanonconferencegame athome,pullingawaywithan18-13 scoringedgeinthethirdquarteranda 21-10surgeinthefourth.

BrendenMartinpouredin29points for Morrison,whileChaseNewman scored17andCarsonStratingadded 12.

Fulton76,Riverdale51: The Steamers avengedalossfromearlierintheseason,notchingtheir11thstraightvictorywithawinovertheRamsatStan BorgmanCourt.

JuniorBaylenDamhoffhitfour

3-pointersandpouredin39pointsto leadFulton(16-6)andhewentover 1,000pointsforhiscareer.Senior EthanPriceadded13pointsforthe Steamers,wholed17-10afteronequarterandtookcontrolwitha26-15second-quartersurge.

EthanKiddooledRiverdalewith23 points,hittingfive3-pointers. Jake Willemsmadeapairof3sandadded12 points.

Wrestling

RockFalls48,Morrison30: TheMustangswonfive oftheeightcontested bouts,buttheRocketsreceivedfiveforfeitsontheirwaytoanonconference dual victory atTaborGym.

BradyAnderson(152)wonafirst-periodpinforMorrison,whileLeviMilder (126),ZachMilder(132)andCamden Pruis(138)wonwithsecond-period pins.LoganBaker(160)added a third-period pinfortheMustangs.

MorrisonsplitsatSt.Bede: TheMustangsdefeatedSt.Bede33-27andfellto Orion66-15inaThreeRiverstriangular in Peru.

ZachMilder(132)andLoganBaker (160)wonbypinandCamdenPruis (138)wonbydecisionforMorrison’s threecontestedwinsagainstOrion. Milderwon in11 seconds.

SeeROUNDUP,page18

We SupportOurLocalSchools! GOSTEAMERS ANDKNIGHTS!

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Morrison’s Deshaun McQueen (3)jumps up for two points duringa home game against Orion.

TheMustangswonfivecontested matches andpickeduponewin byforfeittoedgeSt.Bede.ZachMilder(138), Baker(160)andBradyAnderson(152) wonbypin, whileLeviMilder(126) wonbyinjurydefaultandCarson White (132) wonbydecision.

Fultonsweptatowntriangular: The SteamersfelltoRockridge48-24and Riverdale60-9.

BraidenDamhoff(285)wonbypin andZanePannell(170)wonbydecision forFulton’stwocontestedwinsagainst Riverdale.

PannellwonhisRockridgematch bypinandtheSteamerspickedup threeforfeitwinsinthelosstothe Rockets.

FultonatAmboytriangular: TheMarcosdownedAmboy49-12andFulton 57-18.

ZanePannell(182) wastheonlycontestedwinnerforFultonagainstPolo, securinghisvictorybypin.DanielHolmanhadFulton’slonecontestedvictoryagainstAmboy,winningbypinat 220pounds. TheSteamers alsoreceived threeforfeits.

BobLeudersInvite:Localwrestlers earnedrunner-upfinishesatthe 21-teamtournamentinClinton,Iowa.

Erie-Prophetstown’sJaseGrunder tooksecondat152pounds,winning twopinsandamajordecisionbefore an11-3lossinthefinals.Fultonhada pairofrunners-upinBenFosdickand ZanePannell.Fosdickwontwopins andamajordecisionbeforelosing6-2 inthe145-poundfinals,whilePannell wontwopinsandadecisionbefore a 3-1overtimelossinthefinalsat170.

WyattGoossenstookthirdat120 forErie-Prophetstown,winninghis finalboutwithapin.WestCarroll’s ConnorKnopwastheotherlocaltopeightplacer,takingfifthat106.

Girls bowling

SterlingMLKBowlingInvite: Erie-Prophetstown(3,967)competed attheSterlingMLKInviteatBlackhawkLanes.LillianMcWilliamsled Erie-Prophetstownwithan899series anda175highgame,whileHannah Neumillerhadan820series,Jolene Wellsrolledan811andPhoebe DeNeveaddedan803.YsabellHamm (634)roundedoutthePanthers’ lineup.

Oregon2,773,Erie-Prophetstown 2,203: TheHawkswonallthreegames todefeatthePanthersinanonconferencedualatTriplePlayLanesinFulton.

HannahNeumillerledErie-Prophetstownwitha469series,Phoebe DeNevehada413andLillianMcWilliamsaddeda367.

Boys swimming

SterlingwinsdualagainstByron: The WaterWarriorswon87-72,takingfirst placeinfiveindividualeventsandtwo relaysattheDuisCenterisSterling.

“Fordualmeets,thegoalisjust basicallybeonyourtimes–andget thewin,ofcourse,”saidSterling’s SkylarDrolema,whowaspartofthree racewins.“Welostalotofseniors from lastyear–12,Ithink– soit’s kindofastruggletowinmeetsnow. Butwe’regettingthehangofit.We’ve onlylostonedualmeetthisseason.

“Otherthanthat,justcomeoutand havesomefunandgetreadyforsectionalsnextmonth.”

Drolemawonthe50freestyle(23.77 seconds)and100free(52.12)and teamedwithPeterGarland,Connor PhamandConnerPorter towinthe 200freestylerelay(1:36.34).Porter addedwinsinthe200IM(2:16.97)and 500freestyle(5:18.78),andGarland wonthe200freestyle(2:00.86)and joinedDaleJohnson,JackGravesand EvanScotttotakethe400freerelay (3:55.26).

Drolema,Scott,PhamandPorter swamtosecondinthe200medley relay(1:47.00),andScottalsotooksecondinthe200IM(2:23.36).

Sterling93,Moline89: TheWater Warriorswoneightoutof12eventsto edgetheMaroonsatMoline.

In the200-yardmedleyrelay,Sterling’sSkylarDrolema,EvanScott, PeterGarlandandConnerPorter swama1:49.20forfirstplace.In the 200freestylerelay,Garland,Porter, DrolemaandConnorPhamtoppedthe fieldwitha1:36.93.

Drolemafinishedfirstinthe50 freestyle(23.20seconds)andthe100 butterfly(56.89),andPorterwonthe

200freestyle(1:56.72)andthe500free (5:14.80). Garlandtookthe100freestyle(54.18), andPatrickRileywon the100backstroke(1:05.72).

Byron3rd,Sterling4thinEastMoline

TheTigerSharksscored169points, andtheWaterWarriorswereright behindwith142totakethirdand fourthatthe10-teamUnitedTown-

shipPantherInvite.

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SkylarDrolemawaspartoffour top-five finishesforSterling,taking secondinthe50freestyle(22.39seconds),thirdinthe100free(49.51),and teamingupwithPeterGarland,Evan ScottandConnerPortertotakethird inthe 200freestylerelay(1:36.28)and fifthinthe200medleyrelay(1:48.17).

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Morrison’s BradyAndersonwrestlesOrion’s Mason Anderson in the 152-pound weight classduringa triangularmeet Wednesday,Jan.

at St Bede Academy.

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Senior swimmers Evan Scott (left) and Skylar Drolema, bothof Morrison, wererecognized during Senior Night on Jan. 17 at the Duis Center in Sterling They are members of the Sterling Water Warriors.

CHURCH LISTINGS

ALBANY

AlbanyUnitedMethodistChurch 502N.1stAvenue,309-887-4781

PastorToniLucas

FaithCenterChurch 5113rdAve.North,Albany SeniorPastorRayGimenez PastorArlenVanZee ChurchPhone:563-212-4032

St.PatrickCatholicChurch Albany,Illinois Fr.MatthewCamainoi,ParochialVicar

CORDOVA

CordovaBaptist 602ThirdAve.South,Cordova PastorCarmenJordan 309-654-2501-www.cordovafbc.com

EASTMOLINE

SycamoreBaptistChurch 5323180thStreetNorth,EastMoline 309-200-2505 www.sycamorebaptistchurch.com

WildwoodBaptistChurch 18717HubbardRoad,EastMoline 309-496-9397 office@wildwoodchurch.com PastorsBrianSmith,AndrewRobinson, AndyThomastonandMattWinquist

ZionLutheranChurch 17628HubbardRoad,EastMoline Rev.GaryA.Wright-309-496-3592

ERIE

ErieBaptistChurch 8thAve.and11thStreet,Erie CallRonKimballforinfo:309-230-3584

ErieChristianChurch 7156thAve.,Erie,309-659-2561

Minister:NathanBright YouthMinister:AaronSweeney www.eriechristianchurch.com

ErieEvangelicalFreeChurch 140916thAve.,Erie,309-659-7125

Website:erieefree.org

PastorRonEckberg

PastorJonathanEckberg

ErieUnitedMethodistChurch 8118thStreet,Erie PastorTiffanyGarcea-309-659-2541 www.erieumc.org

NewtonZionReformedChurch 10465FrogPondRoad,Erie PastorShannonParrish-309-659-2464 newtonzion@frontier.com

St.AmbroseCatholicChurch Cornerof5thandMain FatherToniKretowicz RectoryPhone:815-537-2077 ChurchPhone:309-659-2781

FENTON

FentonUnitedMethodistChurch 10019MainStreet,Fenton PastorPeterKicheonAhn-224-580-5074 pastor.kitcheon@gmail.com

FULTON

BethelChristianReformedChurch 12083rdAvenue,Fulton,815-589-2501 www.bethelfulton.com bethelcrchurch@gmail.com PastorDanJongsma

FirstReformedChurch 51015thAvenue,Fulton,815-589-2203

Pastor Charles Huckaby FultonPresbyterianChurch 311N.9thSt.,Fulton,815-589-3580 PastorRev.CatherineMartin www.fultonpreschurch.org email:fultonpres@mchsi.com.

GardenPlainPresbyterianChurch 14915SandsRoad,Fulton

GatewayFaithFellowshipChurch 70111thAvenue,Fulton,815-589-4283

PastorWayneWiersema

ImmaculateConceptionChurch 70312thAvenue,Fulton,815-589-3542 FatherMatthewCamaioni secretaryfulton@gmail.com

NewtonZionReformedChurch 10645FrogPondRoad,Erie,309-659-2464

FarmersElevator

421LincolnwayEast

Morrison

815-772-4029 -Morrison,IL RockRiverLumber &Grain 815-537-5131-Prophetstown Frary’sLumber &Supply 815-537-5151-Prophetstown

Morrison VeterinaryClinic

JentryFane,DVM,DVM, R.R.Zinkem,DVM, S.E.Blair,DVM,SJ.Lawfer,DVM Phone815-772-4047 14993 LyndonRd.,Morrison

newtonzion@frontier.com PastorShannonParrish

CrossViewChurch 70314thAve.,Fulton,815-589-3425 www.wearecrossview.com secretary@wearecrossview.com

SpringValleyReformedChurch 10960SpringValleyRoad,Fulton 815-772-3554

FirstChristianReformedChurch 80115thAvenue,Fulton,815-589-3790 www.fultonfirstcrc.com firstcrcfulton@live.com PastorMichaelHooker

HILLSDALE

HillsdaleUnitedMethodistChurch 124ButzerSt.,Hillsdale Church309-658-2340

PastorMelvaEngland

HOOPPOLE

CalvaryEvangelical CongregationalChurch Rev.EugeneBaker,Pastor 815-948-2181or309-507-3283

HooppoleZionMethodistChurch PastorDanWright-Church815-948-7591 Parsonage309-658-2145

LYNDON

DominionChristianFellowshipCenter 1044thSt.W.,Lyndon,815-590-6971 Rev.BarbiE.MomoluSr.

TrinityBaptistChurch 4036thAveNorth,Lyndon PastorAlanJahn-563-242-0307 www.trinitybaptistchapel.com

MORRISON

BethesdaEvangelical LutheranChurch 301W.SouthSt.,Morrison PastorTammyAnderson 815-414-1758-Office:772-4896

BrethrenInChristChurch 207E.KnoxStreet,Morrison

PastorCraigSipes-815-772-4871 SundayWorshipat10a.m.

ChurchOfSt.AnneEpiscopal 401NCherrySt.,Morrison,815-772-2818 stannemorrison@frontiernet.net www.churchofstannemorrison.org

CrossroadsCommunityChurch 201W.Market,Morrison PastorJonEastlick-815-956-0090 morrison@crossroadscn.com

EbenezerReformedChurch 309E.ParkSt.,Morrison PastorJ.T.Bean 815-772-2472-www.ercmorrison.com

EmmanuelChurch 202E.MorrisSt.,Morrison,815-772-3890 www.ecmorrison.com Rev.LukeSchouten,SeniorPastor RichCriss,MinistryCoordinator

FirstBaptistChurch 406E.MapleAve.Morrison PastorRoyBrown-Phone772-2696

FirstPresbyterianChurch

Rev.MichaelSelburg-815-772-3510 100EastLincolnway,Morrison FacebookliveservicesSundays10:15a.m. YouTubeChannel:FirstPresbyterianChurch firstpresmorrison@gmail.com www.firstpresmorrison.org

KingdomLifeCommunityChurch 11429WardRoad,Morrison,815-772-4098 www.kingdomlife.global PastorStephenHarmon

MorrisonChristianChurch 201S.Genesee,Morrison LarryKidwell,Minister-970-488-9651 lkidwell51@gmail.com GoogleYouTubeLarryKidwellforsermons.

MorrisonUnitedMethodistChurch 200W.Lincolnway,Morrison PastorSun-AhKang-815-772-4030

St.Mary’sCatholicChurch Rev.SlawomirZimodro 13320GardenPlainRoad,Morrison 815-772-3095

Allure ofProphetstown

SeniorLiving Apartments SkilledNursingServicesHospice InpatientOutpatient TherapyService 310MosherDrive, Prophetstown 815-537-5175

FultonDental Associates

Dr.ScottKunau Dr.TinaKao-Reasoner 113017thStreet,Fulton,IL 815-589-4007

CHURCH LISTINGS

St.Peter’sLutheranChurch 601N.JacksonSt.,Morrison www.stpetersmorrison.com

PastorAnthonyAppel

MorrisonChristian ReformedChurch www.morrisoncrc.org 815-772-4657 300W.SouthSt. PastorKevinVerhoeven bethelrevkev@gmail.com

PORT BYRON

BethelBaptist 27308108thAve.N.,PortByron ChurchPhone:309-523-3352

PastorJoshMatthews

ChurchoftheCross UnitedMethodistChurch 22621IL2and92,PortByron

PastorMarkGraham ParishOffice:309-523-2201

CountrysideChristianChurch 3817230thSt.N.,PortByron

PastorSteveAllison ChurchPhone:309-523-2834

FairfieldUnited MethodistChurch 235thSt.at115thAve.North,PortByron PastorLarryMisfeldt-309-523-3767

MessiahLutheranChurch 30211thSt.,PortByron-309-523-2421

PastorDavidEfflandt

PeaceLutheranChurchELCA 20828FriedensRoad,PortByron InterimPastor:NancyJaster www.peacelutheranil.org-309-523-2295

PortByronCongregationalChurch 200N.HighStreet,PortByron Rev.MichaelRubino-309-523-2318

PortByronFirstUnited MethodistChurch 9412228thStreetNorth,PortByron ChurchOffice:309-523-2396 Email:portbumc@frontiernet.net JimCrozier,Pastor

BeckyButterfieldYouthandFamilyLifePastor KathyCrozier-SpiritualDirector

PROPHETSTOWN

AdventChristianChurch 200ElmSt.,Prophetstown 815-537-5646-ptownac.org

FirstLutheranChurch

PastorChelseyWeech Office:815-537-2758 www.firstlutheran-ptown.org

LeonUnitedMethodistChurch 17173LomaxRoad,Prophetstown PastorKicheonPeterAhn-224-580-5074 pastor.kicheon@gmail.com

Prophetstown UnitedMethodistChurch 200W.2ndSt.,Prophetstown PastorJoeyGarcea-815-537-2496

RiverChurch 218E.3rdSt.,Prophetstown 815-876-6226-www.riverchurchag.com

St.CatherineCatholicChurch ofProphetstown 815-537-2077

RAPIDSCITY

St.JohntheBaptist CatholicChurch 1416ThirdAve.,RapidsCity Fr.GlennH.Harris Phone309-496-2414

TAMPICO

St.MaryCatholicChurch 105BentonSt.,Tampico Fr.RichardM.Russo,Pastor Phone815-438-5425

TampicoBaptistChurch 209W.3rdSt.,Tampico PastorEthanHorton

TampicoFirst

UnitedMethodistChurch PastorLeanneKeate-815-438-2530 Churchphone-815-438-6105

Cooperative asks parents to make appointments for preschool screenings

ShawLocalNewsNetwork

SchooldistrictsinWhitesideCounty thatarepartoftheBi-CountySpecial EducationCooperativeannouncedthat preschoolscreeningswill beginstartinginFebruary.

Parentswhohaveachildbetween theagesof2yearsandsevenmonths and5yearsandthreemonthsasofFeb. 1andwouldliketohavethemscreened shouldcontact theirlocalschooldistricttosetupanappointment.Thisserviceisfreetoresidentsofthecooperative.

Hereisa listbydistrict,contact phonenumber,screeningdatesand teamleader.

Inallinstances,maskingandsocial distancingisrequiredtoattend a screening.

Morrison.Call815-772-2153.8a.m.to 4p.m.Feb.22,8a.m.to4p.m.March22, and,ifnecessary,8a.m.to4p.m.March 26.JenniWilliams,MorrisonNorthside

CHURCH BRIEFS

First Reformed Church’s worship and activities

Joinusforworshipat9a.m.Sunday, Jan.29,atFirstReformedChurch,510 15thAve.inFulton.PastorChuckHuckabywillbringthemessage.Sunday schoolisat10:30a.m.Coffeeand refreshmentsareavailableduringthe socialhourinthelibraryaftertheservice.

CreativeCrewwillmeetat9a.m. Wednesday,Jan.25.

Seniormealsareat11:30a.m. WednesdaysandFridaysatthechurch.

Servicesarelive-streamedonFacebook.Gotowww.facebook.com/groups/ firstfultontojointhegroupandseethe services.ThepreviousSunday’sservice isbroadcastonWCCI100.3-FMat6p.m. Sundaynight.

Formoreinformation,gotowww.firstrcafulton.org.

Fulton Presbyterian Church’s worship and activities

Dykstra &Law InsuranceAgency,Inc.

BrentDykstra,Agent

InRiverCityMall 142610th Avenue,Fulton 815-589-2200

School

ErieElementary.Call309-659-2239, ext.2512.3:15to5:45p.m.,March9,and 8:30a.m.to2:15p.m.March10.Erin Eckberg,ErieElementaryAnnex Building,605SixthAve.,Erie.

RiverBend.Call815-589-2309.8a.m. to3:30 p.m.March1andMarch15 DawnaKurtz,FultonPresbyterian Church,311N.NinthSt.,Fulton. Prophetstown-Lyndon-Tampico. 7:50a.m.to3:30p.m.March17,noonto 7p.m.,April27.KellyOttens,Unit Office,79GroveSt.,Prophetstown.

Parentsshouldaccompanytheir childtothescreeningsotheycan answerquestionsabouttheirchild’s development.Havingonhandinformationsuchasababybook, immunizationrecordsand ahealthhistory will behelpful.

Eachchildwill be askedtodemonstratestackingblocks,drawingand jumping.Speech,language,visionand hearingalsoarescreened.

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intheOutreachCenter.

Sessionwillmeetat6:30p.m.Tuesday.

ChristianEducationforchildrenand teenswillmeetat5:45p.m.Wednesday.

TheSit-N-Sewgroupwillmeetfrom9 a.m.to2p.m.Thursday.

BellChoirpracticewillbeat6:30p.m. Thursday.

Formoreinformation,gotothe church’swebpage,www.fultonpreschurch.org,orcallthechurchofficeat 815-589-3580.

The Tableat CrossView Church’s menu

TheTable,afreecommunitymeal,is heldeachWednesdayatCrossView Church,70314thAve.inFulton.Serving beginsat5:30p.m.andrunsto6:15p.m.

Jan.25:Chickennoodlesoup,sub sandwiches,icecream

Feb.1.Pulledporksandwiches,green beancasserole,applesauce,chips,Oreo brownies

FultonPresbyterianChurch,311N. NinthSt.,invitesyoutojointhemfor worshipat9:30a.m.Sunday.Pastor CatherineMartinwilldeliverthemessage.

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STATE OF ILLINOIS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFTHE FOURTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUITROCK ISLAND COUNTY, IL-JUVENILE DIVISION

In the interest of M.C. A Minor 2023JA 06

NOTICE BY PUBLICATION

Notice is given to Jeremie Bradley

Addresses: 325 North Marquette

rq Street, Davenport, IA 52802 andto any and all unknown fathers it may concern, that on 1/13/23 a petition was filed under the Juvenile Court Act by Jeffrey S McKinley in

ey yi thisCourt and that in the courtroomof Judge Presidingin JuvenileCenter, 52518th Street, Rock Island, Illinois, on 2/24/23@ 9:00am or as soon thereafteras this case may be

ay heard, a hearing will be heldupon thePetition to have the minor declared to be a Wardof Court and for other relief under that Act.

THE COURTHAS AUTHORITY IN

THIS PROCEEDING TO TAKE FROMYOUTHE CUSTODY AND GUARDIANSHIP OFTHE MINOR, TOTERMINATE YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS, AND TO APPOINTA

GUARDIAN WITH POWER TO CONSENT TO ADOPTION YOUMAY LOSE ALL PARENTAL RIGHTSTOYOUR CHILD. IF THE PETITIONREQUESTS THE

TERMINATION OF YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS AND THE APPOINTMENT OF A GUARDIAN WITH POWER TO CONSENT TO ADOPTION, YOU MAY LOSEALL PARENTAL

RIGHTSTO THE CHILD. Unlessyou appear you willnot beentitled to furtherwritten notices or publication notices of the proceedings in this case, includingthe filing of anamended Petition or a Motion to TerminateParental Rights

IN THE CIRCUIT COURTOFTHE14THJUDICIAL CIRCUIT ROCK ISLANDCOUNTY-ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS ROCKETMORTGAGE,LLC F/K/AQUICKENLOANS, LLC F/K/AQUICKEN LOANS INC., PLAINTIFF vs. JULES S. VIDRINE ASSUCCESSOR TRUSTEE TO CLEOPHAS VIDRINE AND LINDA D. VIDRINE,CO-TRUSTEES OF THE VIDRINE FAMILY REVOCABLE TRUST AGREEMENT DATED MAY 23, 2013; JULES S. VIDRINE; TENA M. CHRISTENSEN; DEFENDANT

NO.2022FC112

NO.2022FC112

Address:220844thStreetMoline,IL61265

NOTICE OFSHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE

PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above cause on November21,2022, I, Sheriff ofRock IslandCounty, Illinois, will on February24,2023 at the hour of 9:00 AM at the Rock IslandCountyJustice Center,13173rd Avenue, RockIsland, IL61201, or in aplace otherwise designated at the timeofsale,County of Rock Island, State of Illinois,sell atpublic auction tothe highest bidderfor cash, as set forth below, the following described real estate:

COMMON ADDRESS:220844th Street, Moline,IL61265 P.I.N.:1703411005

The real estate isimprovedwith a single-familyresidence.

THEJUDGMENTAMOUNT WAS: $49,005.38

Sale terms:25% down by certified funds; the balance, by certified funds,is due within twenty-four (24)hours. The subject property issubject to realestatetaxes, special assessments or special taxes levied againstsaid real estate and is offered for sale without any representation asto quality or quantity of title and without recourse to Plaintiff and in "as is" condition The sale is further subject to confirmation by the court.

Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchasershall receivea Certificate ofSale, whichwill entitle the purchaser to a Deed tothereal estate after Confirmation of the sale The property willNOT be open for inspection and Plaintiff makes norepresentations as to the condition of the property Prospective bidders are admonished to checkthe Court file to verifyallinformation.

Pursuant to 735 ILCS 5/15-1512, the amounts of any surplus bid will be held by the sheriff until a party obtains a Court Order for its distribution, or for 60 days following the date of the entry of the orderconfirming sale, at which time, in the absence of an order directing payment of the surplus, it may be automatically forfeited tothe State without furthernotice.

If this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee shall pay the assessments and the legal fees required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g)(1) and (g)(4).

IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYSAFTER ENTRY OFAN ORDER OF POSSESSION, INACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW.

For information: Examine the court file or contact Plaintiff's attorney: Johnson, Blumberg & Associates,LLC,30N.LaSalle St.,Suite 3650,Chicago, IL 60602, telephone 312-541-9710. Please refer to filenumber IL 22 9492.

Sheriff of Rock IslandCounty,Illinois Johnson, Blumberg&Associates, LLC 30N.LaSalle St.,Suite 3650 Chicago, Illinois60602

Email:ilpleadings@johnsonblumberg.com Ph 312-541-9710/ Fax 312-541-9711

JB&A # IL 22 9492 I3211301

Address: 220844thStreet Moline,IL61265

NOTICE OFSHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above cause on November 21, 2022, I, Sheriff ofRock IslandCounty, Illinois, will onFebruary24,2023 at the hour of 9:00 AM at the Rock IslandCountyJustice Center,13173rd Avenue, RockIsland, IL61201, or ina place otherwise designated at the timeofsale,County of RockIsland, State of Illinois,sell at public auction tothe highest bidderfor cash, as set forth below, the following described real estate:

THE NORTH FORTY-TWO (42) FEET OF LOT NUMBERED ONE (1) INARTHUR G. FLETCHER'S ADDITION, SITUATED INSOUTH MOLINE TOWNSHIP; EXCEPTING THEREFROM THE WEST 10 FEETCONVEYED TO THE CITY OF MOLINE, ILLINOIS, BY DEED FILEDNOVEMBER 22, 1994, AS NO.94-27235, SITUATED IN THECOUNTYOFROCKISLAND, STATE OFILLINOIS.

COMMON ADDRESS:220844th Street, Moline,IL61265 P.I.N.:1703411005

The real estate isimprovedwith a single-familyresidence.

THE JUDGMENT AMOUNT WAS: $49,005.38

Sale terms:25% down by certified funds; the balance, by certified funds, is due within twenty-four (24)hours. The subjectproperty issubject to realestatetaxes, special assessments or specialtaxes levied againstsaid real estate and is offered for sale without any representation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse to Plaintiff and in "as is" condition The sale is further subject to confirmation by the court.

Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchasershall receive a Certificate ofSale,which will entitle the purchaser to a Deed totherealestate after Confirmation of the sale Theproperty will NOT be open for inspection and Plaintiff makes norepresentations asto the condition of the property Prospective bidders are admonished to checkthe Court file toverifyallinformation.

Pursuant to 735 ILCS 5/15-1512, the amounts of any surplus bid will be held by the sheriff until a party obtains a Court Order for its distribution, or for 60 days following the date of the entry of the orderconfirming sale, at which time, in the absence of an order directing payment of the surplus, it may be automatically forfeited tothe State without furthernotice.

If this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee shall pay the assessments and the legal fees required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS605/9(g)(1) and (g)(4).

IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR(HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYSAFTER ENTRY OFANORDER OF POSSESSION, INACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURELAW.

For information: Examine the court file or contact Plaintiff's attorney: Johnson, Blumberg & Associates, LLC,30N.LaSalle St.,Suite 3650,Chicago, IL 60602, telephone312-541-9710. Please refer to filenumberIL 229492.

Sheriff ofRock IslandCounty,Illinois Johnson, Blumberg&Associates,LLC 30N.LaSalle St.,Suite 3650 Chicago, Illinois60602

Email:ilpleadings@johnsonblumberg.com Ph 312-541-9710/ Fax 312-541-9711 JB&A # IL 22 9492 I3211301 January17,24,31,2023

Now, unless you appearat the hearing and show cause againstthe Petition, the allegations of the Petition may stand admitted as against you and each of you, and an order or Judgment entered.

Dated: 1/17/23

TammyRWeikert CircuitClerk

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IN THE CIRCUIT COURTOFTHE14THJUDICIAL CIRCUIT ROCK ISLANDCOUNTY-ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS ROCKETMORTGAGE, LLC F/K/A QUICKENLOANS, LLC F/K/AQUICKEN LOANS INC., PLAINTIFF vs. JULES S. VIDRINE ASSUCCESSOR TRUSTEE TO CLEOPHAS VIDRINE AND LINDA D. VIDRINE,CO-TRUSTEES OF THE VIDRINE FAMILY REVOCABLE TRUST AGREEMENT DATED MAY 23,2013; JULES S. VIDRINE; TENA M. CHRISTENSEN; DEFENDANT