OLDFASHIONED FALL HARVEST
Chuckand DianeB os’giant Aultmanand Taylor kerosenepoweredantique tractorwas oneofthe vintagepiece sofequipment Sept.21atthe BosB rothersHistoricalFarm’sOld FashionedFall Har ve st southofErieonSpringhillRoad. Antiqueagriculturalequipment andhands-ondemonstrationsofagriculturalchore sinthe past were highlights oftheevent.Story on page 2.
REGIONALNEWS
Milestone forfurniturestore
Tegeler’sAmishFurnitureon stateRoute78 celebratingits35thanniversary/ 3
REGIONALNEWS
Newname forrenovatedpark
Officialsunveilnewname –FultonFriendship Park –forrenovatedparkon10thAvenue / 5
REGIONALSPORTS
High schoolsports roundup
Findouthowareateamsfaredinfootball, girlsvolleyballandboysandgirlsgolf / 14-15
EarleenHinton
THE REVIEW
THE REVIEW
UNLIMITEDDIGITAL ACCESS
Includedin every subscription
Activateyourdigitalaccesstoday. Visit: ShawLocal.com/digital-activation Call: 866-979-1053
OFFICE
833-584-NEWS
SUBSCRIPTIONS
56 weeks–$56 108 weeks–$108
To subscribe,makea payment ordiscuss yourdelivery, call 815-632-2520 Mondaythrough Friday orsendanemail to wnsnews@shawmedia.com.
CLASSIFIED SALES
classified@shawlocal.com
Classified Ad Deadline: Thursday at 4p.m.
HELP WANTED employment@shawlocal.com
LEGALNOTICES sauklegals@shawlocal.com
OBITUARIES
saukobits@shawlocal.com
Deadline forobituariesis Monday at 9a.m. News wnsnews@shawmedia.com
Advertising Sales 815-632-2554
Publisher JenniferHeintzelman 815-632-2502 jheintzelman@shawmedia.com
THEREVIEW(USPSNo.607-600) ispublished weekly by Sauk Valley Media,Shaw Media.
Periodicalpostage paid at Port Byron,IL61275
POSTMASTER
Sendaddresschanges to: ShawMedia P.O. Box 498 Sterling,IL61081
Eriearea residents: Correspondencemay beemailed to: reviewnews@shawmedia.com
Allrights reserved. Copyright 2024
HOWAREWE DOING?
Wewanttohearfromyou.Emailusyour thoughtsatfeedback@shawmedia.com.
Vint age fa rm practices come alive at Bos Brothers Histor ic al Fa rm near Er ie
By EARLEENHINTON ehinton@shawmedia.com
ER E isitorstotheBosBrothers HistoricalFarm s ld-FashionedFall HarvestonSaturdaygotarealtaste literally ofwhatfieldtotablemeans.
Antiquefarmmachineryinarainbow ofcolorsandstylesdescendedontheBos BrothersHistoricalFarmonSpringhill R oadsouthofErietogivevisitor sa glimpseofhowfarmersreapedcornand soybeansbefore thedaysofautomated, air-conditionedcombinesaidedbyglobal positioningforfieldnavigation.
oucanstepinto a cornfieldhere andseethecorngetpicked,thenshelled, milledandthen tothetable, saidKatie Lewis,thedaughterofChuckBos,who withhisbrotherKevinstartedtheharvestshowsin2016.
They havealoveofeverything old andtheyusedto okebetweenthemthat theyownedenoughmachinerytodo a show, Lewissaid. Sotheyfinallydidit nineyearsago.
TheBosfarmfamilyalternatesits harvestshowwithitsthreshingshowon oddandevenyears.Thisyearwasaharvestshow thathadallkinds offarming-relateddemonstrationsandhands-on eventsforkids.Nextyear,threshingwill takecenterstageinJuly.
Saturday sshow wastheprefectouting forShawnaBehalofWilton, owa, whosmiledasherdaughter,Everly,5, ranthehandcornshellerasotherkids pumped w aterfromthenearbyhand pump.
That s what s reallyniceaboutthis show, Shawnasaid. Thekidscanreally trythings.
Those things includedblacksmithing,wood turning,weavingandother artisancrafts.
NolanHuber,9,ofMilanlistened intentlyasDaryl Drennen,oftheHillbilly Hollow Blacksmith Shop, showed himhowtomakeametalstampwithhis nameonit.
TherealdrawSaturdaywasthebehemothtractorsthatperformedavarietyof choresincluding pickingcorn,plowing, mowing,spreadingmanureandpoweringasawmill.
AndyHinrichsof regon,Nealand JackStangeofEmersonandAllenSmith of randMound, owa,alignedbigcedar treetrunksatthe millandguidedthem throughthebladetoformthetrunksinto squares.Thesquaretrunksthenmoved ontoanotherpieceofantiquemachinery tobecutintoshingles.
Charles Hubbard ofChana shoveled coalintohis1916Casesteamtractorthat powered a largesawblad e through a seriesoflongbelts.
We rerunningcoaltoday, Hubbard
saidasheoperatedthe20,000-poundtractor thatwasusedbyhis grandfather. grewupwithitandwhenitbecameavailable, wasabletobuyitatanauction. t s alwaysbeen a localtractorasfar as know.
Theconnectiontoheritageclearly was evidentatSaturday sshow.Kevin Bos umpedontohis 1966propane poweredJohnDeerewithatwo-rowmounted New deacornpickeradd-onandsped outto a nearbycornfieldtogetmore corn.Hepassed anotherBos tractor,the behemothAultmanandTaylorkerosene p oweredbeas t owne d byChuc k an d DianeBos.
Thepopular30-60,completewith 90-inchdrivewheelsandstanding11.5 feettallandmorethan18feetlong,was producedfrom1910untilthecompany wassoldin1924.
For the somewhatyounger crowd,a MuscleTractorPlowingdemonstration using muscletractors fromthe1960s and1970spulled theirplowsalongside oneanothershowcasingtheirmechanical muscleone-halfmilesouthofthe showsite.
KathySmithofEriewaskeptbusy throughoutthedaybakingcornbreadin theCookShack,awoodenshackthatwas
wheeledout tothreshersinthefieldso theycould eat without havingtoleave thefieldtoreturnhome.
Thecornispicked righthere, they bring ittothe milland thentheybring the cornmeal overtomeand bakethe cornbreadinthatoven, Smit h said , pointingtotheantiquestoveinthecorner.
DuringtheBosfarm sthreshingshow, the CookShackbakes wheatbread from wheatthatispickedandprocessed on-site.
Showsarefreeandothercollectorsof antiquemachineryarewelcometoparticipate.
Anyonecancome andbringtheir ownequipment, Lewissaid. Wewant peopletocomeandseewheretheirfood comesfrom.Wewantittobeeducational andfunforthekids.
Lewissaidtheshowswouldnotbe possiblewithoutthesupportoftheBos friendsandneighbors.
Wehavesomanyfriendsand familie s thathelpus, Lewissaid We couldn tdoitwithoutthem.
Nextyear sthreshingshowwillbe July25-27,2025.Formoreinformation, visitBosBrothersHistoricalFarmat bosbroshistoricalfarm.com.
EarleenHinton
Kathy Smith of Erie is busy Sept. 21 making cornbread in the Cook Shack at the Bos Brothers Historical Farm’s Old Fashioned Fall Harvest south of Erie on Springhill Road Corn was pickedfrom a field with vintage machiner y and then shelled and ground into cornmeal Smith then made cornbread on agas stove in the shack. The wooden shack, mounted on wheels , was pulled to thre shing site s so workers could eat during thre shing se ssions without having to leave the field.
By PAYTONFELIX pfelix@shawmedia.com
M RR S N Tegeler sAmishFurnitureonstateRoute78southofMorrisoniscelebratingits35thanniversary.
Thestore,whichopened in August 1 989,speciali esinhand-finishe d Amish-madefurniture, includingdining sets,bedroomsets,outdoorfurnitureandmore.Thepremiumquality ofitsproductsand servicesiswhat s grownthestoreintothepopulardestinationspotitistoday,owner Arlyn Tegelersaid.
n1989,Tegelerwasrunning a farmingequipment storeatthesame locationsellinggrainbinsandmetal buildings. twas a typicaldayatthe warehouse when a personstopped by thestorewithsomeequipmentoptions forTegelertosell.Whiletheywere talking, Tegelernoticedthewooden furnitureinthevan. mpressedbythe quality,Tegelerasked if thefurniture wasforsale.
tturnedoutthatthe sellerwas Amishandhe,alongwithhis family, werecraftsmenwhowerelookingfora dealerinthearea,Tegelersaid.
Tegelerdecidedtogiveitatestrun and broughtsomefurnitureto sellat
the Whiteside CountyFairthatyear. Basedonthesuccessatthefair,Tegelerset upasthedealerforthefamily. Sincethen, the warehouseslowlyhas beenremodeled tobecome a showroomforthepiecesan d Tegeler s AmishFurniturehasbecomeadealer formorethan50Amishcraftsmen,he said.
Mostofthe craftsmencomefrom ArthurandArcola,twooftheoldest
Amishcommunitiesin llinois, sales associateSoniaSchroedersaidinan interviewwithShawLocal.
Shoppershave a lotofoptionsin thestore salmost2-inch-thickcatalog andcancustomi etheirpiecesby choosingfrom16staincolors,sixcolors of varnish,seven types ofwood, fabricsandhardwareoptions. ak eitherredoakorquarter-sawn wh it e oa k hasbeenth e
mostpopularwood,Schroedersaid. All ofthe piecescarry a lifetime warranty. fsomethinghappensto a pieceoffurniture,customer s can bringitbackintothestoretobefixed, Tegelersaid.
ntheshowroom,they vedevoted themostspacetothebedroomanddiningsetsbecausethey rethemostpopular. nthesummer, outdoor furnitureisabighit,Schroedersaid.
Located inthemiddleofthecornfields, it s definitely a destination store, Schroedersaid. urqualityis whatsetsusapart.
Tomarkthe35-yearmilestone, Tegeler shasanupto35 offstorewidesalethroughthe remainderof September.
Thesaleissetupasagameinwhich peoplepickapaperleafoffatree.The leafwillhave a percentagewrittenon it anywherefrom20 to35 which indicatestheamountdiscountedfrom thepurchase.
We relookingforwardto a good week, Tegelersaid.
Theshowroomisopenfrom 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.TuesdaythroughFridayand 9a.m.to4p.m.Saturday.
Formoreinformation,visitTegeler sAmishFurnitureathttps tegeleramishfurniture.com.
PhotsobyPaytonFelix
Tegeler’s Amish Furniture on Illinois 78 south of Morrison is celebrating its 35th anniversar y.
showroom , Tegeler’s Amish Furniture has
sets because they ’re the most popular, sale s associate Sonia Schroeder said
WILLIAM“BILL”FREDRICK NICHOLSON
Born: December20,1927inHillsdale,Illinois
Died: September15,2024inSilvis,Illinois
WilliamFredrick Nicholson,96,of Cordova,Illinois,died Sunday,September15, 2024atIlliniRestorativeCare,Silvis,IL. Perhiswishes,there willbenoservices. Gibson-BodeFuneral Home,PortByronis assistingthefamily. Memorialsmaybe madetotheHillsdale FireDepartmentor TunneltoTowers. BillwasbornDecember20,1927in Hillsdale,Illinois,thesonofLloydandMinnie (Fillmer)Nicholson.HegraduatedfromHillsdaleHighSchoolin1946.Afterhighschool, BillwentontoserveintheUnitedStates
HOWARDW.SCOTT
Born: April1,1943inNewBedford,IL Died: September13,2024inProphetstown, IL
HowardW.Scott,age 81,ofProphetstown, diedFriday,September 13,2024atAllureof Prophetstown.
Howardwas bornApril1,1943in NewBedford,theson ofCarlandMarjorie(Pierce)Scott.Hewas employedatRockRiverLumberandGrainfor manyyears.HowardwasamemberofSt. CatherineCatholicChurchinProphetstown, theGeneseoMooseClub,andwasonthe WhitesideCountyFairBoardfor20years.
CoastGuard.HemarriedDorisFisher,and theylaterdivorced.BillmarriedPatricia(Coe) ZimmermanonDecember31,1971,inHenry County,IL.HeworkedforRiverdaleSchools from1955-1978,JohnDeereHarvesterfrom 1978-1982,andthenforUnitedTownship HighSchoolasabuildingandgroundssupervisorfrom1984untilhisretirementin1993. HewasamemberoftheCordovaAmerican LegionandtheErieRCClub.Heenjoyedgoing totoolshows,andspendingtimeinhisgaragewoodworking.Billwasagreatneighbor, alwayswillingtohelpanyoneinneed.
BillissurvivedbyhiswifePatricia;children,WilliamR.(Jean)Nicholson,St.Charles, MO,VictoriaLong,CO,Todd(Sue)Nicholson, Silvis,IL,DeniseNicholson,Hampton,IL; stepchildren,Wesley(Jennifer)Zimmerman, KathleenZimmerman,andKristenZimmerman,allofReno,NV;grandchildren,Brandyn Spengler,JenniferRocco,TimothyNicholson, GregMcAllister;andhissister,SallyNicholson,PortByron.Hewasprecededindeath hisbrother,RobertNicholson;andson-in-law, JackMalmstrom.Shareamemoryorcondolenceatwww.gibsonbodefh.com.
HeenjoyedplayingRolleBolle,makinggame boardswithhiswoodworking,andgardening hisprizedtomatoplants.
Heissurvivedbyhisdaughter,Gwen (Martin)Scott-GilbertofLeClaire,IA;two sons,Greg(Pam)ScottofProphetstownand Christopher(Sara)ScottofPhoenix,AZ;one brother,DavidScottofProphetstown;three grandchildren,Gary,Nikki,andLindsay;and fivegreatgrandchildren.
Hewasprecededindeathbyhis parents.
Aprivategravesideservicewillbeheld atRiversideCemeteryinProphetstownata laterdate.
Inlieuofflowers,amemorialhasbeen establishedtotheWhitesideCountyFair Board.
Onlinecondolencesmaybesentto www.mcdonaldfuneralhomes.com.
PATRICIAL.PELL
Born: July31,1930inSterling,IL
Died: September15,2024inMorrison,IL
PATRICIAL.“PAT” PELL,94,ofPleasant ViewNursingHomein Morrison,IL;formerly ofFulton,IL,died Sunday,September15, 2024atPleasantView. Cremationriteshave beenaccorded.Amemorialservicewillbe heldat11:00AMonFriday,September27, 2024attheLyonsTrinityUnitedMethodist ChurchinClinton,IA,officiatedbyPastorJeff Bixby.Amemorialvisitationwillprecedethe service,startingat9:30AM.Thegraveside servicewillbeheldat2:00PMonFriday, September27th,atGroveHillCemetery inMorrison,IL.MemorialstotheFulton ElementarySchoolLibraryandtheWhiteside CountyFairhavebeenestablished. PatwasbornJuly31,1930inSterling,IL,to Francis“Verle”andHazel(LaValley)Conrad. ShewaseducatedintheSterlingschools andgraduatedfromSterlingHighSchool.
ERWIN“EH” STRALOW
Erwin“EH” Stralow, 90, of Morrison,IL, passedon Wednesday, September18, 2024
Shecontinuedhereducationinnursingin Moline,IL,andgraduatedasaregistered nurse.OnMay3,1952shemarriedJamesPell inSterling.HediedonSeptember18,2015. Patwasfirstemployedasanurse,working inSterling.Shethenbecameahomemaker. PatwasamemberofLyonsUnitedMethodist ChurchinClinton,IA,andaformermember ofSpringValleyReformedChurchinFulton. FormanyyearsshebelongedtotheChristian Women’sGroup,theHomemakersCluband alsoservedontheWhitesideCountyFair board.Patvolunteeredasateacher’saidefor FultonCommunityGradeSchoolsandserved asanelectionjudge.
Survivorsincludethreesons,Gregory(Brenda)Pell,DavidPellandDouglas(Debra)Pell, allofFulton;threegrandchildren,JimmyPell, Kristen(Zac)ReifingerandJessica(Shawn) McClain;eightgreatgrandchildren,Kaylee, Maci,Oliver,MylaandPalmerPell;Lucas andAidenReifinger;ArizonaMcClain;many niecesandnephews.
Shewasprecededindeathbyherparents; herhusband,James;oneson,KevinPell. Tosendonlinecondolencesgotowww. bosmarenkes.com
Arrangementsentrusted to Bosma-Renkes FuneralHome,Morrison,IL. Additionalinformation:www.bosmarenkes.com.
Renovated pa rk on 10 th Avenue in Fu
By ANAKINWESTON ShawLocalNewsNetworkcorrespondent
FULT N Fulton srenovatedparkon10thAvenueofficiallyopenedtothepublicSept.10during a ceremonythatdrewalargecrowd.
Therefurbishedpark,originallycalled10thAvenueParkorSchoolPark,hasbeenunderconstructionforthepastfewmonths.
Cityofficialsunveiledthenewnameof thepark FultonFriendshipPark Wherenewfriendships aremadeandrelationshipsarefostered.
Therenovatedparkis AmericanswithDisabilities Actcompliantand has newconcrete walking paths,anewwaterfountain,anewconcretebasketballcourtandmattingundertheplaygroundequipment.
FourthWardalderwomanJackie Wilkin,who spokeattheceremony,thanked the donors and organi ationsthatmadethe constructionpossible. nparticular,shethanked theTimkenFoundation, whichdonated 100,000.
ThenewnamefortheparkcamefromacompetitionhostedbyFulton sparksandrecreationprogram.
Andwewanttothankyou,thecommunity,who helpedsendin60submissionsforthename, Wilkin said. SincetheequipmentopenedinJune,thepark hasbeen packed. New friendshipsare beingmade daily. t sourhopethatthiscommunityspacewillbe asitefordevelopingfriendshipsforyearstocome.
Aftertheribbon-cutting,guestswere treatedto hotdogs,chipsandicecream.
Heating& Air Conditioning
DayorNite
309-659-7944or
309-373-4822(cell)
Makesure yourA/Cis workingatpeakefficiency duringthehotsummer.
SERVICING ALLBRANDS
E
Earl y Vo tingfo r th e November 5, 2024Gene r al E lectionforal l Whiteside Count y Precinct s willbeconducte d inth e WhitesideCountyClerk’s O ff ic e locatedat200E.KnoxSt re etinMorrison,beginningThursday, S eptembe r 26t h th ro ugh M onda y, November4thfrom8:30amto 4:30pm , MondaythroughFridayan d Saturday, Novembe r 2ndfrom 9 am u ntilnoon.
Earlyvotingwillalsobeheldon a limitedbasisinSterlin g foral l Whiteside Count y Prec inct s attheEaster n BranchCourtFacilit y locatedat10 1 E. Thi rd St re etinSterling.Th ed atesan d time s forvotinginSterlin g are:
We dnesda y, October23,Thur s da y, October 24 andFriday, October25 from9:0 0am to 4 :0 0 pm
Any re gis te re d vote r inWhitesideCount y ma y votedurin g theearlyvotin g p eriod,howeve r, a nyvot eca stisfinal,an d ma y no t be re voked , andth e v oterisnoteligibletocas tavoteon electio n day
DANANELSO N
WhitesideCount y Cl e rk
Mayor Wendy Ot tens (third from left)
Friendship Park
1964: No more high school buses for spec tators
60years Sept.30,1964
FultonCommunityHi gh School busesmaynotbeusedinthe future for transportingspectatorstoathletic contestsandotherschoolaffairsthattake placeawayfromFulton.Theschool boardreluctantlydecided todiscontinuethepractice ofusingschoolbuses to transport spectators toout oftown contestsfor a smallfeeafter a ruling thattheuseofthebuseswasillegal. Arrangementshavebeen made for WarrenWiersemaCharterBusService totakespectatorstooutoftowngames.
ThecharityofseveralFultoncitiensandbusinesses hasbeenabused inrecentweeks. tseems travelers pretendingtobedestituteappealedfor helpfromFultonpeople,butitwas learned the travelers werenotdestituteandhadbee n makingsimilar appealswithsomesuccess in other nearbytowns. nFulton,acarstopped atalocalbusinessandthedriversaid histransmissionwasoutofcommissionandhehadnomoneyandnofood forhisfamily.Whenthebusinessman offeredtocallthechiefofpolicetosee ifhelpcouldbeobtained,thedriver tookoffatahighspeed.
50years Sept.25,1974
naMeremaBrothersad,theywill behavinganopenhousetoviewthe newSkiWhi snowmobile. A special preseasonoffercansave a personup to 300 ontheprice ofthe new snowmobile.Awideselectionofmodelsare available,accordingtothead.
PoliceChiefTerrySparbelwas praised forhispartintheapprehensionofamanwantedbyClintonpolice inaletterwrittenbyClinton ChiefW. L.Wilke to Mayor Warren Wiersema. Sparbelwon a footracewith Larry Jonesandsucceededincapturinghim afterhehadescapedinClintonand crossedtheriverintoFulton.Wilke s letterread, wishtocommend you, mayor,foryourpolicechief scooperationinthismatterandwouldappreciatetheproperrecognitionbeinggiven ChiefSparbelbyyouroffice.
40years
Sept.26,1984
TherewillbeagrandopeningforB D s Dutch ven,located at92714th Ave.Theownerswouldliketothank allwhohavepatroni edthebusiness for thepast few monthsandhelpedit
getofftoagoodstart.FromSept.27to 29customerswillhavetheopportunitytoregisterforfreefooditems includingdinnersandpi a.TheownersareBilland DebEstilowandDon andBettyFaber.
Thebudgetforfiscal1985asadopted bytheRiverBendSchoolDistrict boardshowsasurplusof 23,335when all funds includingworking cash are considered.The budget,submittedby SuperintendentJeffreyStorm,was approvedwithonlyminorchanges.
30years
Sept.21,1994
WhitesideCountySheriffRoge r Schipperand his staffarespending a greatdealoftime investigatingtwo burglariesin arden Plain Township. nbothinstances,equipmentand buildingsweresetonfire. ntheburglaryatthe ardenPlainFeedService, intruderstriedtoburndownthewarehouseandalso drove a grain truck a shortdistanceandthendestroyeditby fire. nanotherburglary,robbersset firetotheinterioroftheParTimeMini olfbuildingandcausedconsiderable fireand smokedamage.Thebuildingis neartheintersectionof ardenPlain
RoadandRoute84.
For several monthsa committee comprisedofparents,businesses, professionalsandeducatorshave beenmeetingtodeterminetheneeds ofthe RiverBend SchoolDistrictfor theyear2000andbeyond.SuperintendentKentHammergave a report ofthosemeetingstotheboard.The committeeisconcentratingon a three-phaseplanforthedistrict.The firstphaseistoconcentrateonthe economicstabilityofthedistrictand itsabilitytogenerateenoughfunds to continuecurrentprogramsandthose neededinth e future . Th e secon d phasewouldbetostudythehigh schoolbuildingandthepossibility of expansion.Thethirdphasewillstudy theotherfacilitiesinthedistrictto determineiftheywillbeadequatein theyearsahead.
20years
Sept.22,2004
TheFultonCityCouncilheldaspecialmeetingabouttheproposedhotel motelinFulton.Firstontheagenda wastocreate a specialtaxallocation
SeeGLIMPSES,page7
Sc arlet fever versus rheumatic fever
By STEPHEND.HARRISON,M.D.
Scarletfeveris a diseasethatalways tendstocreate a fairamount ofinterest wheneverthereisanoutbreakof severalcasesinanarea.
Partoftheproblemcomes when confusing scarletfeverwithoneofits relatives,rheumaticfever.Because scarletfeverisassociatedwiththe streptococcusagent,itmayindeedgo ontocauserheumaticfeverandthereforeispotentiallyserious.
ngeneral,though, treatmentis readilyavailableandisforthemost partnodifferentthanthetreatment directedtowardstrep throat.
Partofthepanicthatoccurswith scarletfevercomesfromtheprominentrashandotherclinicalcharacteristics.Classicallythere isa finesandpapertypeofrashthatis redin nature appearingfirstinthearmpits,groin andneckandlaterbecominggenerali ed,butusuallythereisnotmuchon theface.
Theremay,however,be a littlebit of flushingonthecheeksand forehead andtheareaaroundthe mouthmay be a littlepale.Therashoftenblanches withpressure.
Thetonsils,likewithstrepthroat, maybequitereddenedandcovered with a thickenedmaterial.Duringthe earlydaysoftheillness, theremaybe a whitecoatonthetonguewith redareas pro ectingthroughknownas th e whitestrawberry tongue.
•GLIMPSES
Continuedfrom page6
fundforthemotel.Nextwas tocreate a hotel moteltaxordinance,which willnotbeginuntilJan.1,2006,and willbeimplementedtohelpgetitoff theground.Totalcost to get thehotel builtandrunningisabout 3.8million. Thehotelwillhave51roomsandbe part oftheComfort nns and Suites, whichisamemberofChoiceHotels.
Fulton Curves,whichislocatedin thestrip mallwith theShellExpress, isexpandingtoincludetanning. SupremeTanwillhaveitsgrandopeningSept.27.Theywillhave a new standupbed,whichisnewtothearea, andaflatbed.
Afterseveraldays, the white coat peelsandtheredtonguepersists.This isknown as thered s trawberry tongue.
The skinbeginstopeel ontheface in fineflakestowardtheendofthefirst weekandthenbeginstopeeloverthe trunkintothehandsandfeet.Thisprocessmaylastup tosixweeksalthough it susuallymuchshorter.
Accompanyingall these symptoms may betypicalsignsofsorethroat alongwithfever,vomiting,headache, chillsandabdominalpain.
neofthemainreasonstotreatthis diseaseearlyistohelpinthepreventionofrheumaticfever.
Thetreatmentessentiallyisthe sameasforstrepthroat.Thetreatment probablydoesnot affecttheclinical courseoftherash, althoughitoften helpswithmanyoftheothersymptoms.
ourdoctormaywanttodo a throat culturetohelpidentifystreporganisms,although thisisnotalways done t isvery important totake all ofthe medicineasdirectedbecauseinadequatetreatmentmayleadtorheumatic fever.
nsummary, scarletfeverstillflares upfromtimetotime,andalthoughit gives a dramaticpresentation,itusuallyis a diseasethatisreadilytreated.
Thedistinctionshouldbemade that scarlet fever,unlikerheumaticfever, doesnotcausepermanentdamageof theheartvalve,brainorkidneys.
Onlineregistrationlink: https://public.coderedweb.com/CNE/BF5625049BBD Orfromyourmobiledevice: Text“MorrisonAlerts”to99411
10years
Sept.24,2014
TheAlbanyChamberofCommerce donated 600totheHonorFlightHub inWhitesideCounty.TheChamber alsowill be sending a chaperonefor a veterantomakethe ourney.Albany ChambertreasurerAndre risersaid, WeareverythankfulforwhatHonor FlightofWhitesideCountydoes.
TheFultonUnityKey Clubtookpart in highwaycleanup. Highschool studentswereaskedtovolunteertheirtime on a Saturdaymorning inordertobetter thecommunity. tistrulyanamaing thingtoseethechildrenofourcommunitycaringsomuchaboutthe well-beingofit, oneFultonciti ensaid aftershesawlocalstudentscleaningthe highwaybyherhome.
BRANCHES ROOTS BRANCHES
ROOTS
TheBasicsofRegenerativeAgriculture
Climatechangeposesathreat tovariousindustries,nottheleastofwhichisthe agriculturalsector. Agriculturalindustryinsiders recognizethat thechanging climatehasbeenforcingfarmersand agriculturalorganizationstoadaptandadjustfordecades,and that needtobeflexiblewon’tchangeintheyearstocome.Oneofthechangesmany farmersmayconsiderincomingyears,if theyhaven’talready,isapivottoregenerative agriculturepractices.Regenerative agriculturecouldhaveaprofoundimpacton theworldoverthenexthalfcentury,sonowmaybeagreattimetogainanunderstandingofthepractice. What isregenerative agriculture?
Regenerative agricultureisaproductionsystemthat focusesonreducingwaterusageandotherinputsaspartofalarger attempttopreventlanddegradationanddeforestation.AccordingtotheorganizationGreenAmerica®,regenerative agricultureis designedtoharnessthepowerofphotosynthesisinplantstosequestercarbon inthesoil.Theabilitytodothat canimprovesoil health,cropyields,waterresilience,andnutrientdensity.
Whyshouldpeoplebeinterestedinregenerative agriculture?
GreenAmerica®notesthat regenerative agriculturedrawsdown atmosphericcarbondioxide.That’sasignificantbenefit,as Climate.gov, whichisaproductofvariousdepartmentswithintheNationalOceanandAtmosphericAdministration,reports that addingmorecarbondioxidetotheenvironmentiscausingglobaltemperaturestorise.Infact,observationsfromtheNOAAGlobalMonitoringLabin2021revealedthat carbondioxidealonewas responsibleforabouttwo-thirdsofthetotalheatinginfluenceofallhuman-producedgreenhousegases.GreenAmerica®reportsthat, at scale,regenerative agriculturecouldhelptoreversethe climate crisisbydrawingdown atmosphericcarbondioxide.Anotherreasontoconsiderregenerative agricultureisitsconnectiontotopsoil.GreenAmerica®reportsthat theworldisonthecuspofrunningoutof topsoil,whichisvitaltogrowingfood.Regenerative agriculturerebuildstopsoil,whichcanleadtogreaterfoodsecurityacrosstheglobe. What aresomeregenerative agriculturepractices?
Regenerative agriculturepracticesincludetheusageofcovercrops,areductionintilling,croprotation,andspreadingcompost.GreenAmerica®notesthat regenerative agriculturepractitionersalso avoid theuseofsyntheticfertilizers,pesticides,herbicides,andfactoryfarming.Asthe climatecrisiscontinuestochallengethe agriculturalsector,regenerative agriculturecouldhelpfarmersandthelarger industrysuccessfullyconfrontthoseissues.
HOWRISINGFOODDEMANDISAFFECTING FARMING
Thepopulationisgrowingandsoisitsdemandforfoodtofuelthoseextrabodies.HarvardBusinessReviewreportstheglobalpopulationhasquadrupled overthelastcentury.It’spredictedthat,by2050,thepopulationwillexceedninebillionpeople.Theworldisnotabletofeedallofitsinhabitants, accordingto PennState.Therearemorethanonebillionpeoplewhoareestimatedtolacksufficientfood,andtwobillionwhodonotreceiveadequate nutrition.ResearchersfromtheInstituteontheEnvironment at theUniversityofMinnesotaconcludedthat,tofeedtheworldby2030,yieldsonmaize, rice,wheat,andsoybeanswillhavetoriseby60to110percent.Atthestartof2023,projectionsshow themonlyincreasingby45to60percent.There areafewreasonswhyfoodsupplymaynotmeetupwithdemand.
•Climatechange:Climatechangeispredictedtocauseissuestocropyields,especiallyinportionsoftheworldwherethepopulationisgrowingthe fastest. Forexample,arecentNASAstudypublishedinthejournalNaturepredictsthat highgreenhousegasemissionsmaycausecornoutputtodecline asearlyas2030,butwheatoutputwouldincrease. Farmersmayneedtorollwiththepunchesandshiftoperationstocopewiththeenvironmental changes.
•Decreasedcommercialfarminginterest: Fewerpeopleareworkinginfarming.Landpricesforexpansion,newgovernmentmandatesandregulations, andtheimpactofimmigrationandtradepolicieshavemadefarmingless attractivethanitoncewas. Fewercommercialoperationsresultinadiminished foodcommodityoutput.
•Consumerwaste: Foodlossandwaste(FLW)isawidespreadissue,posingachallengetofoodsecurity.The WorldBankestimates30percentofall foodacrosstheglobeiswasted,amountingto1.3billiontonsoffoodperyear.The averageglobalhouseholdwastes74kgoffoodeachyear,according totheUnitedNationsEnvironmentProgramme’s2021 Food Waste Index. Foodwasteisanissuethat needsasolutionastheworldlooks forwaystofeedanexpandingpopulationinthedecadestocome.In ordertoimproveoutput,farmershavetomakesomechanges.Thesecan includeinvestmentintoolsandtechnologiesthatenablefarmersto apply nutrientsmorepreciselyand at lowercost,advisestheEnvironmental DefenseFund.Seedsthat needlesswaterandfewernutrients,aswell asnewfertilizersthat arelesslikelytobelosttoairandwater, aresome additionalideas. Farmersalsomaywanttoemploy greenpractices,such ashydroponicsanddripirrigation,iftheyhaven’talready,toimprove efficiencyandcutcosts.Thepublicalsomayneedtopetitiontheir lawmakerstomakeiteasierforfarmworkersarrivingonworkingvisasto manthefields.
Fooddemandcontinuestorise,andithasbecomechallengingfor agriculturaloperationstokeepup.
LOCALNEWSBRIEFS
Political divisiveness to be topic at Whiteside Forum on Sept. 29 MORRISON – The Whiteside Forumwill kick off the 2024-25 seasonwith “Electionsand PoliticalDivisiveness” onSunday, Sept. 29 Guest speakerisChuck Stone,BraverAngels state co-coordinator for Illinois.
The eventwillbe at 2 p.m.inthe Community Room of the Odell Public Library, 307 S.Madison St.,Morrison.
The Whiteside Forumis a nonpartisan, not-for-profitorganizationthat hosts speakers anddiscussionson topics of localinterest to thepublic froma global viewpoint.All events are freeandopen to thepublic.
BraverAngels, formerly Better Angels,is a national organizationdedicated to bringing together conservativesand liberalsintoa workingalliance to depolarize America.
Stonewill explainanddemonstrate how BraverAngelsuses:
• Workshopsthat teach communication skills for polarizedtimesorthatbring
people together to experience structured conversationsacrossthedivide
• Rulesthat promote listeningand trainedmoderators to enforce thoserules.
• Debates that bring together college students or community members in a new style of debate billedas a collective search for thetruth.
• Training for moderators anddebate chairs whoalreadyhave substantial experience in facilitatinggroups.
Formore informationaboutthe Whiteside Forum, textMarc Adami at 815-718-5347 oremailmarcadami53@ gmail.com.
Northwest District Elks Lodges children’s podiatry clinic Oct. 24 MORRISON – IllinoisElks Children’s Care Corp.in cooperationwithNorthwest DistrictElks Lodgeswillsponsor a free children’spodiatryassessmentclinic
Thursday, Oct. 24, at Morrison FamilyCare Clinic,303 N.Jackson St.,Morrison. Dr. David Yeager will betheclinicianin charge.
The clinicstartsat 8 a.m.andis by appointmentonly. To make anappointment call the IllinoisElks Children’s Care Officeat 1-800-272-0074 between 9 a.m. and 4p.m Monday through Friday. There
are nocharges for any services at this clinic.
Nomedical referralisnecessary for the clinicbutphysiciansare welcome torefer patients to theclinic fora specific reason orsecondopinion. Schoolnursesare welcome torefer children and families to theclinic.
The Elks Organizationhasbeen working withphysicallychallengedchildrensince 1928 andthisisone of the15clinic locationsthroughoutIllinois.
The clinicisanidealtime to have a child reviewed for boneandjointdevelopment. If yourchildhas feetpointinginward or outward or complains of footpainthey canbeseen at thisclinic.
There isnocharge for any diagnostic services at thisclinic. The Elks willprovide financialassistance to thebest of their ability for childrenneeding further treatmentorspecialty equipmentwhen the familylacks sufficient resources.
ITC Midwest to conduct aerial patrols of transmission lines
CEDAR RAPIDS,Iowa – ITC Midwestwill be conductingaerial patrols of high-voltagetransmissionstructuresandlines throughoutits service territory from Sept. 23 to Oct.1, weatherpermitting.
Helicopter patrolsprovidean overall status of the overheadtransmission system ownedandoperated by ITC Midwest.
Flights willbe conductedinCarroll,Jo DaviesandWhiteside countiesinIllinois andClarkCounty inMissouri.Iowa countiesintheaerial patrol areas include Appanoose,Cedar, Clinton, Davis, Des Moines,Jasper, Jefferson,Johnson,Jones, Henry, Lee, Lucas,Mahaska,Monroe, Poweshiekand Wapello
Patrolsarea NorthAmericanElectrical Reliability Corporation requirement for ITC Midwest’s vegetationmanagement program, support proactive maintenance objectivesandalignwiththe company’s model for operational excellence.
Flights willincludetheinspection of vegetationinthevicinity of transmission structures, woodpoles, conductors (wires),insulators and otherequipment. Inspection flights often are conducted at low altitudes to facilitate accurate visual inspection of vegetationhazards. Thisis normalprocedure sothere isnocause for alarmif a low-flyinghelicopterissighted neartransmissionlinesinthistime frame. ITC Midwest LLC operatesmore than 6,600circuitmiles of transmissionlinesin Iowa, Minnesota, IllinoisandMissouri.
Chuck Stone
Aug.21-Sept.6
Warrantydeeds
EugeneR. DejongeandJanet Dejonge to Graciela VargasandJulioCesar Santoyo Mejia,512 W. Fifth St., Sterling, $30,000.
JohnG. Stoudt Family Trustand PenelopeR. Stoudt Family Trust to Elizabeth Lobello,JenniferA. Stoudtand Violet Stoudt, 504Maple Ave.,Morrison, $0.
Thomas J. Green to SussieE.Hansen, 19957Crosby Road,Morrison,$165,000. FederalHome LoanMortgageCorp. to LorettaSue Topp,405Broadway Ave., Sterling,$70,100.
JohnR. BensonandMarthaE.G. Benson to DonaldB. Burtonand Peggy J. Burton,1200 TimberlaneDr., Sterling, $48,243.
SA House Rentals LLC to Rentco LLC, 1001Kane St., Rock Falls, 916 W. Fifth St., Rock Falls, 918 W. Fifth St., Rock Falls, 1201 AvenueA., Rock Falls,404Eighth Ave., Rock Falls,406Eighth Ave., Rock Falls,1900 First Ave., Sterling,1902 First Ave., Sterling,$1,344,000.
JenniferM. Dennis to MarcusMossholder,805 AvenueB, Sterling,$164,000. BrandonR. Lewis, Kathryn Lewisand Brittany D. Gill, formerlyknownas
Brittany D. Lewis to LilianC.Gaulrapp, 30592 WoodsideDr., Rock Falls, $145,000.
RegalInvestments LLC to Michelle Victum,1304 Harvey Dr., Sterling, $48,000.
AndrewK. Kuehl to DaltonL. Dennison Farrington, 229Emmons Ave., Rock Falls, $72,500.
CheyanneN. Bellows to Community Unit SchoolDistrictNo. 5, alsoknownas Sterling Public Schools, 50715th Ave., Sterling,$32,000.
MarilynA.Norton to EdwardoCastillo, 400Sixth Ave., Rock Falls,$1,000.
MarilynA.Norton to EdwardoCastillo, 402Sixth Ave., Rock Falls,$1,000.
Zackary T. LongandMadisonB. Beasley to AshlieN.ErnstandJasonL.Monski, 514 W. Morris St.,Morrison,$150,000.
BarbaraAinsworth, LesterB. PashonJr., Betty L. Pashonestate,Christina Ainsworth,MelissaShipe,Melanie Pashon,John Pashon,Jeremy Pashonand JessicaNewman to Steven Wessels,3103 A St., Rock Falls, $87,000.
Richard J. HuizengaandMichelle Huizenga to TraeM. TiesmanandErinL. Sharp,15445Lincoln Road,Morrison, $189,900.
Ronald W. Annear to KevinNaftzger,
14825 Vans Road, Fulton,$100,000.
Nassa Properties LLC to J&BInvestments LLC, 10 Reins St., Sterling, $260,000.
CarolHemmingerandRuthM.Mix estate to WayneMixand VenturaDuran Jr.,1105 12th Ave., Rock Falls,$105,000.
309Homes LLC to JenniferN. Schueler, 1816 ThomeDr., Sterling,$130,000.
DruR.Cradyand TessM.Crady to RebbeccaL.Bradley, 304East Ave., Prophetstown,$60,000.
Harlan J. Vegter to DavidL.Snowand LoriA.Snow, 104 W. South St.,Morrison, $26,000.
IvaM. Dorathy to EllenL.Phillips, 912 Main St.,Erie, $83,000. Quitclaimdeeds
ReginaS. Bonnell, formerlyknownas ReginaHenson, to AnthonyR. Bonnell, 1003 W. Second St., Rock Falls,$0. Bruno Rodriguez to BrunoandJuan Rodriguez, 4300 W. Lincolnway, Sterling, $0.
DavidA. Frantzand BarbaraM. Frantz to DavidA. FrantzJoint Property Trust and BarbaraM. FrantzJoint Property Trust, 704S.Church St.,Albany, $0. Matthews Family LLC to DavidL. Matthews, DebraM.Jackson, DawnL. Adamsand TheresaA. Kohs, two parcels
in Prophetstown Townshipand5855 Perkins Road, Prophetstown,$0.
PatriciaA.Hoogheem to Russell Hoogheem,1119 Third Ave., Fulton,$0. Charles W. Achilles to Charles W. AchillesandJaniceK.Matsuura,21343 Carroll Road,Morrison,$0.
Charles W. AchillesandJaniceK. Matsuura to JordanM. Achilles, Torance W. Kuntzelmanand TravisK. Kuntzelman, 21343 Carroll Road,Morrison,$0.
EugeneE. Robbins to EugeneE. Robbins Trust, 22964 Prophet Road, Rock Falls, $0.
Trusteedeeds
LeoA. Webb Trust to Corey S. Wilkins and PamelaM. Wilkins, 1429 Ninth Ave., Fulton,$0.
Edith Schaver, trustee,andJohn Salverda Trust to Patrick J. Wiebenga, 18747 Sand Road, Fulton,$155,000.
Thelma D. Roloff TrustandCarlL. Roloff Trust to JarodR. Dennis,1201 Albany St., Erie,$68,500.
JamesH. Wike TrustandMargaretM. Wike Trust to GraceL.Gould,1817 Second Ave., Sterling,$140,000.
AlvinL.Brustkern,trustee, to Kaeleigh Timm,11318Lincoln Road,Morrison,$0.
SeePROPERTYTRANSFERS,page17
HIGHSCHOOLSPORTSROUNDUP
Football
ThreeRiversConference
Rockridge 41, Erie-Prophetstown0: Five Rocketshadtouchdowns in theshutout.E-Phadonlysixfirst downs.CullenSchwigenhadthreepassingtouchdownsandThomasSowards,Tanner DyeandJacobFreyermuth each had rushingtouchdowns forRockridge(3-1, 2-0).E-Pfellto2-2,0-2withtheloss.
NorthwestUpstateIlliniConference
Stockton38,Fulton20: TheSteamers fellto1-3,1-3afterbeingshutoutinthe firstandfourthquarters.Stockton (2-2,1-2)outranFulton382-64inthe win.DomKramerhadapassingTDto SkylierCrooks,whoalsohadtwo rushingtouchdownsforFulton.
Durand-Pecatonica 30, Morrison 0: The Rivermen(4-0,4-0)remainundefeated on theseason.Morrison fellto 1-3,0-3 withtheloss.
Volleyball
Erie-Prophetstownwinstournament: The Pantherstookthechampionshipatthe PearlCityTournament,losingonlytwo sets.ThePantherssplitwithEast Dubuque19-25, 25-20 andbeat AFC 25-13,25-2,Hiawatha25-7,25-11,Polo 25-15,25-14andPearlCity21-25,25-18, 23-23inthechampionshipmatch.ScoringleaderswereJamieNeumillerwith nineaces,29killsand22digs, Peyton Umsteadwithsevenacesand25digs,
KayleeKeeganwithsix acesand96 assists,AshlynJohnsonwithsixaces, 25killsand30digs,LaurenAbbottwith 35killsandsevenblocksandEdenJensenwithfiveblocks.
Erie-Prophetsto wn2,Mendota0: The PanthersbeatMendota25-17,25-15. LeadersforEPwereLaurenAbbott withthreeacesandfourkills,Brynn Brownwithanace,Ashlyn Johnson wi th si x kills a ndninedigs,Jamie Neumillerwithfivekills,KallieWisely withtwoblocks, EdenJensenwithtwo blocks,KayleeKeeganwith18assists andPeytonUmsteadwithninedigs.
Erie-P rophetstown2,Unite d 0: The Pantherswon25-20,25-19.Lauren Abbotthad11killsandoneblock,AshlynJohnsonhad10kills,sevendigs andtwoblocks,KayleeKeeganhad sevendigsand28assistsandEden Jensenhadoneblock.
Erie-P rophetstown2,Princeton0: The Pantherswon29-27,25-16.Leaders for EPwereLaurenAbbott withthree aces,sevenkillsand twoblocks,Kaylee Keeganwithtwoacesand24assists, JaimieNeumillerwithanaceand sevenkills,EdenJensenwithfivekills and threeblocks,AshlynJohnsonwith fourkillsandsixdigs, KallieWisely withfourblocksandPeyton Umstead withninedigs.
SeeROUNDUP,page15
JessieOttenforShawLocalNewsNetwork
Erie-Prophet stown’s Parker Rangel breaks a tackle fora 59 -yard kick return against Rockridge Sept 20 at Taylor Ridge. Rockridge shutout the Panthers 41-0
page 14
Eastlan d 2,Fulton0: Eastlandwon 25-22,29-27toimproveto 13-2l.Eastland sTrixieCarroll had17 killsand threeaces.
Milledgeville2,Mor ri son0: TheMissiles won 25-11,25-16.Hannah Foster had12killsfortheMissiles.
Erie-Pro phetstown 2,Ne w man0: The Pantherswon25-19,25-11. Leadersfor EPwereKayleeKeeganwithfouraces, 13assistsandeightdigs,Laure n Abbottwithsevenkills and anace, JaimieNeumillerwithsix kills,AshlynJohnsonwithtwoblocksandEden Jensenwithtwoblocks.
Boysgolf
Erie-Prophetstownfourthintourney: ThePanthersfinishedfourthatthe SalleyWesselstournamen t inMt. Morris Dixontookfirstplacewith a 328teamscore,followedby orkville (331),Byron(338),Erie-Prophetstown (344),Forreston(361), regon(367)and Polo(433).Ben rosandMaxKit man sharedmedalisthonorsforDixonwith 79s.Caden anHornandSawyerCopelandledthePanthers,finishinginatie for ninthplacewith84s. therscores forEPwereBlake euns (90), Parker Rangel(91)and avin anDyke(86).
Fulton143,Dakota173: Fulton sJacob oss(32)earnedmedalisthonorsand wen an uiden (35) was runner-up ontheteam shomecourse astheSteamers improvedto10-0.Dawson Priceshot a 36and achWinkelandBraeden Brennaneachshot 40sonSeniorDay.
Fulton155,Lena-Winslow/PearlCity174: Jacob oss(34)wasthemedalistas
Fultonimprovedto11-0 withthewin onitshomecourse. wen an uiden (37),DawsonPrice(41)andChaseDykstra(43)alsoscoredfortheSteamers. Rockridge165,E-P170,A-Town205: ParkerRangelledthePantherswitha 39.Blake eunsshot a42.
Girlsgolf Erie191,St.Bede216,Newman231, BureauValley267: sabellaJohnston(43) was the medalist for E-Pinthe win. MichelleNaft ger(45)wasrunner-up. LillianMcWilliams(51)andAva rawe(52)alsoscoredforE-P.
GOSTEAMERS ANDKNIGHTS!
PhotosbyEarleenHinton
Erie-Prophet stown’s Caden VanHorn putt s Sept 21 at the Salley We sselstournament at theSunset Golf Course in Mt. Morris .
Erie-Prophet stown’sGavin VanDyke putt s at the Salley We ssels tournament Sept. 21 at theSunset Golf Course in Mt. Morris .
ALBANY
AlbanyUnitedMethodistChurch 502N.1stAvenue,309-887-4781 PastorToniLucas
St.PatrickCatholicChurch 1201N.BluffSt.,Albany FatherTimothyBarr,Pastor
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
FarmersElevator 815-772-4029-Morrison,IL Rock RiverLumber&Grain 815-537-5131-Prophetstown Frary’sLumber&Supply 815-537-5151-Prophetstown
PastorTiffanyGarcea-309-659-2541 www.erieumc.org
NewtonZionReformedChurch 10465FrogPondRoad,Erie PastorShannonParrish-309-659-2464 newtonzion@frontier.com
St.AmbroseCatholicChurch Cornerof5thandMain FatherDavidReese RectoryPhone:815-537-2077 ChurchPhone:309-659-2781
FENTON
FentonMethodistChurch 10019MainStreet,Fenton
FULTON
BethelChristianReformedChurch 12083rdAvenue,Fulton,815-589-2501 www.bethelfulton.com
bethelcrchurch@gmail.com
PastorDanJongsma
FirstReformedChurch 51015thAvenue,Fulton,815-589-2203
PastorCharlesHuckaby
FultonPresbyterianChurch 311N.9thSt.,Fulton,815-589-3580
PastorRev.CatherineMartin www.fultonpreschurch.org email:presbyterianchurchfulton@gmail.com.
GardenPlainPresbyterianChurch 14915SandsRoad,Fulton
GatewayFaithFellowshipChurch 70111thAvenue,Fulton,815-589-4283
PastorWayneWiersema
ImmaculateConceptionChurch 70312thAvenue,Fulton,815-589-3542
FatherTimothyBarr,Pastor secretaryfulton@gmail.com
NewtonZionReformedChurch 10645 FrogPondRoad,Erie,309-659-2464 newtonzion@frontier.com
PastorShannonParrish
CrossViewChurch
RUTLEDGEELECTRIC
822Main,Erie
ServingtheAreaSince1980 Farm•Residential•Commercial Wiring&Contracting 309-659-2195
70314thAve.,Fulton,815-589-3425 www.wearecrossview.com secretary@wearecrossview.com
SpringValleyReformedChurch 10960SpringValleyRoad,Fulton PastorPaulWissink 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.ZacharyVanDyke,Pastor 563-370-8779
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
WISDOM
HeatingandAir
Erie,Illinois “Foryourwisestclimatesolutions” 309-659-7944
Morrison VeterinaryClinic JentryFane,DVM,DVM, R.R.Zinkem,DVM, S.E.Blair, DVM,SJ.Lawfer,DVM Phone815-772-4047 14993 LyndonRd.,Morrison
Allure ofProphetstown SeniorLiving Apartments SkilledNursingServicesHospice InpatientOutpatient TherapyService 310MosherDrive, Prophetstown 815-537-5175
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,II Phone815-772-2696 facebook.com/morrisonfirstbaptist
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 DavidManley,Minister,602-750-6426 d.manley93@yahoo.com GoogleYouTubeLarryKidwellforsermons.
MorrisonUnitedMethodistChurch
200W.Lincolnway,Morrison PastorSun-AhKang-815-772-4030
CHURCHLISTINGS
St.Mary’sCatholicChurch Rev.SlawomirZimodro 13320GardenPlainRoad,Morrison 815-772-3095
St.Peter’sLutheranChurch 601N.JacksonSt.,Morrison www.stpetersmorrison.com InterimReverendDavidAndermann
PORTBYRON
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 PastorGwenSefrhans-Murphy
PeaceLutheranChurchELCA 20828FriedensRoad,PortByron InterimPastor:NancyJaster www.peacelutheranil.org-309-523-2295
PortByronFirstUnited MethodistChurch 9412228thSt.N.,PortByron,IL ChurchOffice:309-848-4050 Email:portbyronfirstumc@gmail.com RobertaRobbins,LeadPastor BeckyButterfield,AssociatePastor
PROPHETSTOWN
AdventChristianChurch 200ElmSt.,Prophetstown PastorDianaVerhulst 815-537-5646-ptownac.org
FirstLutheranChurch
PastorChelseyWeech Office:815-537-2758 www.firstlutheran-ptown.org
LeonUnitedMethodistChurch 17173LomaxRoad,Prophetstown PastorJoeyGarcea-cell815-656-0362 pastorjoeygarcea@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
ReverendSlawomirZimodro 105BentonSt.,Tampico Phone815-438-5425
TampicoBaptistChurch
209W.3rdSt.,Tampico PastorEthanHorton
TampicoFirst UnitedMethodistChurch PastorLeanneKeate-815-564-2302
LOCALNEWSBRIEFS
Free community meals at Fulton church ever y Wednesday FULTON–CrossViewChurch, 703 14th Ave.in Fulton, offers afree community mealcalled The Table every Wednesday from5:30 to 6:15p.m.
Theupcomingmenu:
Sept. 25:Grilledhamburgersandhot dogs, bakedbeans,chips,icecream bars
Oct.2:Hotchicken sandwiches, vegetables,nachosandcheese,desserts
If River Bendschoolsarecanceled because of a weather condition, The Tablealsoiscanceled.
•PROPERTYTRANSFERS
Continuedfrom page13
KathleenR.Marquis,trustee,Charlotte M. Richard,trustee,andRussellEarl Kramer Trust to DavidandIrene Bontrager, two parcelsinUstick Township, $300,000. Deeds
Brain fitness class Oct. 16 at Prophetstownlibrar y The Wits Fitnessmonthly workshop willbefrom1:30 to 3p.m. Oct. 16 at the HenryC. AdamsMemorialLibraryin Prophetstown.
Kara Schweitzer,aneducatorfromthe University of IllinoisExtension,willlead participantsthroughinteractiveactivitiescrafted to stimulate thebrainand enhance cognitivefunctionandmemory. The University of IllinoisExtensionis offeringthisprogram.New participants are welcome to join at any time. Registrationisnot requiredbutappreciated by callingthelibrary at 309-714-2699.
Family Trust,306 W. 15th St., Sterling, $0.
DouglasG. TempleandAbrigailM. Temple to DouglasG. Temple Trustand AbrigailM. Temple Trust,13349 Frog Pond Road, Fulton,$0.
BrentDykstra,Agent InRiverCityMall 142610th Avenue,Fulton 815-589-2200
Pablo V. Gonzalezestate to Veronica Rodriguez Velazquez, 705 AvenueK, Sterling,$15,000.
CurtisandCarolynKreider to Curtis Kreider Family TrustandCarolynKreider
DouglasG. TempleandAbrigailM. Temple to DouglasG. Temple Trustand AbrigailM. Temple Trust,three parcelsin UnionGrove Townshipand8150 Bunker Hill Road, Fulton,$0.
Source:WhitesideCounty Recorder’s Office
EarleenHinton
Nolan Huber, 9, of Milan shows the metal badge he made with his name on it Sept 21 at the Bos Brothers Historical Farm’s Old Fashioned Fall Harvest. Nolanmade the badge while working under the direction of Daryl Drennen of Prophetstown Hands- on demonstrations gave kids the opportunit y to tr yavariet y of skills .
521 W. WallSt.,Morrison,IL
Phone815-400-9141
Dr.MindyHochgesang,DMD
Dr.Craig Peterson,DMD www.midwestcornerstone.com
Drs. Terr yandSarah Foust
“ServingLargeand SmallAnimals”
602N. High Street, Port Byron,IL
Phone309-524-6484
Fax:309-524-6485 www.riverviewvets.com
HINRICHS PLUMBING& HEATING
Prophetstown 815-537-2125
Heating&Cooling
Goodmanand Tempstar Certified
ExpertInstallationand Repair Work
WESERVICEMOST BRANDS
QUALITYWORK AT REASONABLEPRICES
WEAREOPEN! WANTED DeadorAlive REWARD JunkCars - Farm Equipment -Appliances- Fencing,etc.Copper-Brass AluminumCans&More We Pick UpLargeItems RollOffService Larr y’sMetal Company, Inc.
7999-1/2BlackRd., Fenton
Hours:M-R8-4:30;Sat.8-12 309-659-2912
Homeofthe
Publishers of WhitesideNews Sentinel
The Prophetstown Echo
The FultonJournal The Review
FARMTIREINC. ONTHE FARMSERVICE BIGorSMALL SEMI-CAR-LIGHTTRUCK FARM-INDUSTRIAL We SellandService AllMajorBrands 309-887-4447
16262 Waller Rd.,(Rt. 84), Fulton,IL
STICHTER
CONSTRUCTION,Inc.
PETERSEN
Quality work! We move the earth!
• Farm TilingwithGPSMapping
• Waterways•All types of Excavating• Trucking•Ditch Work• TreeShredding•Culverts
• Basements• Demolition•Site Prep•Clearing• Road Building •Asphalt Paving• Ponds
• Sanitary Sewer& Water •Commercial Building
Alan Stichter, Owner/Operator 309-659-2022 •Erie,IL COMPLETE AUTOBODY REPAIR!
DIRECTORY BUSINESSANDSERVICE
Pe loton bike $990
Segwa yX2 offroad $2,950 (new batt ery)
Call779-348-4500
FULTON HEALT H &FIT NE SS
AL BANY: Small
2 br. Re nt $420. Rent al Assistance available.Equal Housing Opportunity. Ca ll 309-737-8140 for application. Alba nyBluff Apts. isan equal opport unity pro vider and employer
IN THECIRCUIT COURTOFTHE FOURTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT ROCK ISLAND COUNTY, IL LINOIS
NEWREZLLC D/B/A/ SHELLPOINT MO RTGAGESERVICING, PLAINTIF F, VS. DO NALDJ RENCH; BARBARAJ RENCH; THE ACRI COMPANY; UNKNOWN OW NERS AND NON-RECORD CLAIMANTS, DEF ENDANTS
NO.2024FC34
152026THSTREETRO CKISLAND, IL61201
NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANTTO JUDGMENT OF FORECL OSURE UNDER ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE ACT
CALL TODAY UR AD
GO TO DAHLAUCT ION.COM FOR ONLINE BIDDING AN D DETAILS AL L SALES WIL L BE HELD AT THE
SUNDAY, SE PTEMBE R 29, 2024 11 :0 0 AM
KEVIN SPRINGMAN FARM TOY COLLECTION, LIVE AND ONLINE 30+ PEDAL TR ACTORS AND CARS MOSTLY NEW IN BOX 16+ LOTS OF 1/8 SCALE TRACTORS MOSTLY NEW IN BO X 210+LOTS OF 1/16 SCALE TRACTORS AND COLLECTIB LES
SATURDAY , OCTOBER 19 , 2024 10:00 AM
IR ENE LARSON ESTATE, LIVE AND ONLINE
80 +/ - ACRES WITH HOME SITE 73.32 +/ - TILLABLE EAST GROVE TOWNSHIP, LEE COUNTY, IL
SATURDAY , NOVEMBER 9, 2024 10:00 AM
LOU PORT ER FARM, LIVE AND ONLINE 114.84 ACRES WITH THREE WIND TURB INES
109.33 TILLAB LE, HAMILTON TOWNSHIP , LEE COUNTY, IL
SALES CONDUCTED BY DAHL REAL ESTATE, WALNUT, ILLINOIS (81 5) 878-0438 DAHLAUCT ION.COM
Auctioneers: DARRELL R. DAHL & COLLIN G. RABE
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GI VEN thatpursuant to a Judgment ofForecl osure and Sale entered by theCourtin the ab ove entitled cause on Aug ust21,2024, Judicial Sale sCorp orat ion will on October17,2024, in The Rock Island Justice Center,1317 Third Avenue,1st Floor, RockIsland, IL 61201, at 9:00 AM, sell at public auction andsale tothehighest bidd er for cash, all and singular, the following de scribed real estat e me ntionedinsa id Judgment, situatedin the County of Rock Island, Stat e of Illinois , or so muchthereof as sha ll be sufficient to satisfy said Judgment:
TAXNO.16-01-133-019
COMMONLY KNOWNAS:152026th St reet Rock Island,IL61201
De scriptio n of Improvements: The prope rtyisasingle family. The prop erty hasa tw o car gara ge The garag eis d etached The exteriorisvinylsid ing. Th e color is yellow.I am una ble to verify that the ga sis onor off. I am unab le to verify thatthe wa te rison or off. The prop erty hasa fence. Th e prope rtyisva ca nt.
The Judgment amountwa s$26,179.34.
Sa le Terms: This is an"ASIS" sale for "CASH" Thesuccessful bidd er must de posit10% down by certified funds; balance, by ce rtified funds, within24 hours.
NO REFU ND S.
The subject prope rtyissubject to ge neral real esta te ta xe s, spec ial asse ssments or spec ial taxes le vied againstsaid realestate, water bills, etc., andis offered for sale without anyre presentation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse to pla intiff. The sa leis furthe rsubje ct toconfirmation bythe court
Upon paymentin full of the bid amount, the purchasershall rece iveaCertificat e of Sa le, whic hwill entitle thepur chaser to a Deed to the real estat e after confirmation of thesale
The property willNOTbe open for inspection.Prospecti ve bidd ersare admonished to checkthe court file toverify allinformation
Thesuccessful purchaserhas thesolerespo nsibili ty/expense ofevicting any te nantsor ot herindividualspresently inpossession of the subjec tpremises. If this prope rty is a condominiumunit, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale, other thana mortgageeshall pay theassessments and the le ga l fee srequired by The CondominiumPrope rty Act ,765ILCS 605/9(g)(1) and (g)(4).
IF YOU ARE THE MO RTGAGOR (HOM EOWNER), YO UHA VE THE RIGHT TO REMAININ POSSES SI ON FOR30 DA YSAFTERENTRY OF AN ORDER OF POSS ESSION, INACCO RD ANCE WITH SECTIO N15-1701(C) OF THE ILLI NO IS MO RTGAGE FORECLOS URE LAW.
For Information: Visitour website at ht tp://ilforeclosuresales.mrpllc.com Betwee n3 p.m. and5 p.m. only- Mc Calla Ra ymer Leibert Pierce,LLC, Plaintiff's Attorneys,1N. De arborn St., Suite1200,Chicago, IL 60602. Tel.No. (312)3469088.Please refer to file#24-17549IL
PURSUANT TO THE FAIR DEBT CO LLECTION PRACTI CES ACT , THE PLA INTIF F'S ATTORNEY IS DEEMED TO BE A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMP TI NG TO COLLECTA DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE
Pla intiff's attorney is notrequired to provide additionalinformation other than that set forth inthisnotice of sa le I3251098
Se pt embe r10,17,24,2024
IN THECIRCUIT COURTOFTHE FOU RTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT WHITESIDE COUNTY, IL LINOIS IN THE INTEREST OF: TAYA NICEWANNER,andOAKLEY' ANNANICEWANNER, Minors. No.20JA12 20JA13 NOTICEOF PUBL ICATION
To: LACEY BODE , SHANE NICEWANNER, and to AllWhom It May
Concern:
Take notice that on Septe mb er 16, 2024, Juvenile Petitions for Terminationof Pa re ntal Rights and fort he A ppointment of Guardian withthe Power to Consent to Adoption we re filedunderthe JuvenileCourt Actb y State's At torney Terry A. Costello in theCircuitCourtof W hiteside County, Illinois, entitled "In the Interest of TAYA NICEWANNER" and "I n the Interest of OAKLEY'ANNANICEWANNER" and that inCOURT ROOM 108 at the EASTERN BRAN CH COURT FACI LITY, 101EAST THIRD STREET, STERLING, IL, on October8th, 2024, at 11:45 A.M., or as soon thereafte r as this cause mayb e he ard, an adjudicatoryhearing will be heldup on the petition to havet he c hild declared to be a ward of the Courtunder that A ct. THECOURT HA S AUTHORITY IN THIS PROCEED ING TO TAKE FROM YO U THE CUSTODY AND GUARDIA NSHIP OF THE MINO R,TO TERMINA TE YO UR PARENTAL RIGHTS , AND TO A PPOINT A GUARDIA N WI TH POWER TO CONSENT TO ADOPTION YOU MAY LO SEALL PARENTAL RIGHTSTO YO UR CHILD. IF THE PETITION REQUESTS THE TERMINATION OF YO UR PARENTAL RIGHTS AND THE A PPOINTMENTO F A GUARDIAN
WITH PO WER TO CONSENT TO A DOP TION, YOU MAYLOSE ALL PARENTA L RIGHTS TO THE CHILD.Unlessyou a ppe ar you willnot be entitled to further writ ten notices or publicationnotices of the proceedingsin this case,includingthe filing of anamended pe titi on or a mot ion toterm ina te parental rights.
Now,unlessyou a ppe ar at thehe aring and show cause agai nstt he P etition, the allegations of the petition maystand admitted asagainstyou and eac h of you, and an order or jud gment entere d. D ate d: September 19,2024 /s/SueR. Coste ll o Sue R. Costello ClerkofCourt SEAL LAURA SCHRAUTH WHITESIDE COUNTY STATE'S ATTORNEY'S OFFICE STERLING COURTHOUSE STERLING,IL 61081 815-535-4540 Se pt.24, 2024
IN THECIRCUIT COURTOFTHE FOURTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT WHITESIDE COUNTY, IL LINOIS IN THE INTEREST OF: ARIANNA DILLARD and JAVON DILL ARD, Minors No.24JA34 24JA35 NOTICEOF PUBL ICATION
To: RUSS ELL DILLARD, and to AllWhom It May Concern:
Take notice that on Sep tember3, 2024, Juvenile Petitions were filed und er the Juve nile Court Act by State's At torney Terry A. Costello in theCircuitCourtof W hiteside County, Illinois, entitled "In the Interest of ARRIANA DILLA RD " and "In the Inte rest ofJAVON DILLA RD " and that in COURT ROOM 108 attheEASTERN BRAN CH COURT FACI LITY, 101EAST THIRD
STREET, STERLING,IL, on October 8,2024, at 9:45 A.M., or as soon thereafte r as this cause may be he ard, an adjudicatoryhearing will be he ldup on the petition to have the child declared to be a ward of the Court under that Act. THECOURT HA S AUTHORITY IN THIS PROCEEDING TO TAKE FROM YO U THECUSTODY AND GUARDIA NSHIP OF THE MINO R,TO TERMINA TE YO UR PARENTA L RIGHTS , AND TO APPOINT A GUARDIAN WI TH POWER TO CONSENT TO ADOPTION YOU MAY LO SEALL PARENTA L RIGHTSTO YO UR CHI LD. IF THE PETITION REQUESTS THE TERMINATION OF YO UR PARENTA L RIGHTS AND THE APPOINTMENT OF A GUARDIAN WITH POWER TO CO NSENT TO ADOP TION, YOU MAYLOSE ALL PARENTA L RIGHTS TO THE CHI LD.Unlessyou appe ar you willnot be entitled to further writ ten notices or publicationnotices of the proceedingsin this case,including the filing of anamended pe titi on or a motion toterm ina te parental rights.
Now, unlessyou appe ar at thehe aring and show cause agai nst the Petition, the allegations of the petition maystand admitted asagainstyou and eac h of you, and an order or jud gment entere d. Date d: September 13, 2024
/s/SueR. Costello
Sue R. Costello Clerkof Court SEAL LA URA SCHRAUTH WHITESIDE CO UNTY STATE'S ATTORNEY'S OFFICE STERLING CO URTHOUSE STERLING,IL 61081
815-535-4540
Se pt.24,2024
IN THECIRCUIT
COURTOFTHE FOU RTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT WHITESIDE COUNTY, IL LINOIS IN THE INTEREST OF: TRE VINKIMMINS, AMinor No.24JA36 NOTICEOF PUBL ICATION
To: TAYLORKIMMINS,and to All Whom It Ma yConcern:
Take notice that on Septe mb er 3, 2024,a Juvenile Petition wa s filed und er the Juve nile Court Act by State's At torney Terry A. Costello in theCircuitCourtof Whiteside County, Illinois, entitled "In the Interest of TREVINKIMM INS" and that inCOURT ROOM 108 at the EA STERN BRANCHCOURT FACI LITY,101 EA ST THIRD STREET, STERLING, IL, on October8,2024, at 9:45 A.M., or as soon thereafte r as this cause mayb e he ard, an adjudicatoryhearing will be heldup on the petition to havet he child declared to be a ward of the Courtunder that Act. THECOURT HAS AUTHORITY IN THIS PROCEED ING TO TAKE FROM YO U THE CUSTODY AND GUARDIA NSHIP OF THE MINO R,TO TERMINA TE YO UR PARENTAL RIGHTS , AND TO APPOINT A GUARDIA N WI TH POWER TO CONSENT TO ADOPTION YOU MAY LO SEALL PARENTAL RIGHTSTO YO UR CHILD. IF THE PETITION REQ UESTS THE TERMINATION OF YO UR PARENTAL RIGHTS ANDTHE APPOINTMENTO F A GUARDIAN WITH POWER TO CONSENT TO ADOP TION, YOU MAYLOSE ALL PARENTAL RIGHTS TO THE CHILD.Unless you appe ar you willnot be entitled to further writ ten notices or publicationnotices of the proceedingsin this
ing case,including the filing of anamended pe titi on or a motion totermina te parental rights.
Now,unlessyou a ppe ar at thehe aring and show allegations of the pe tition maystand admittedasagai nst jud gment entere d. D ate d: September 13, 2024
/s/SueR. Costello Sue R. Costello ClerkofCourt SEAL
LA URA SCHRAUTH WHITESIDE COUNTY STATE'S ATTORNEY'S OFFICE STERLING COURTHOUSE STERLING, IL 61081
815-535-4540
Se pt.24,2024
NOTICEOF
ANNUAL
ME ETING
Notice ishereby given that the annual meeting of commissioners of the BIG SLOUG H SPECIAL DRAINAGE DISTRICT in theCounties of He nry and Whit eside and Stat e of I llinoiswill be he ld on TUESDAY, NOVE MB ER 26, 2024 AT 10:00
A.M.,in the Activity Room at the G eneseo CommunityCent er,541 ENor th St reet, G eneseo,IL61254
Sept. 24, Oc t.1, 2024
NOTICEOF
ANNUAL
ME ETING
Notice ishereby given that the annual meeting of commissioners of CENTRAL SPECIAL DRAINAGE D ISTRICTin the Counties of Henry andWhiteside and State of Illinois and SUB-DISTRICT NO.1OF SAID CENTRAL SPECIAL DRAINAGE DISTRICT willb e he ld on TUESDAY, NOVE MB ER 26, 2024 AT 11:00
A.M.,in the Activity Room at the Geneseo CommunityCent er,541 ENor th St reet, Geneseo, IL61254
Sept. 24, Oc t.1, 2024
Ne ed toplace an ad? Callus today! 833-584-NEWS
NOTICEOF ANNUAL ME ETING
Notice ishereby given that the annual meeting of commissioners of PE NNY SL OUGH DRAINAGE AND LEVEE DISTRICT in theCounties of He nry and Whit eside and Stat e of I llinois and SUB DISTRICTS NOS. 1,2&3OF SAID PE NNY SL OUGH DRAINAGE AND LEVEE DISTRICT wi ll be held on TUES DAY, NOVEMBER26, 2024 AT 8:00 A.M.,in the Activity Room at the Geneseo CommunityCenter, 541ENorth Stre et, Geneseo, IL61254
Sept. 24, Oc t.1, 2024 IN THECIRCUIT COURTOFTHE FOU RTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT COUNTYOF ROCK IS LAND, STATEOF IL LINOIS SELECT PORTFOLIO SERVICING, INC., Plaintiff(s), vs. TIFFANY L. BEAS LEY, ELI ZABETH ED WARDS , CINDY SUTHERIN ASSPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE,UNKNO WN OWNERS AND NON-RECO RD CLA IMANTS, Defenda nt(s). Case No.24 FC 94 PUBLICATION NOTICE
There quisite Affida vit for Publication ha vi ng be en filed,notice is hereby given to you:ELI ZABETH ED WARDS , NONRECO RD CLA IMANTS and UNKNO WN OWNERS, De fe ndantsin the abov e entitled suit, that said suithas be en commence dint he CircuitCourt of Rock Island County, Chancery Division, by t he said Plaintiff, against you and other De fe ndants, praying for foreclosure of a certain Real Estate Mortgage conveying the prem ises descri bed as follows, to wit: THE WEST 80 FEET OFTHE FOLLO WIN G DESCRIBED PROPERTY , TOWIT: COMMENCING AT THECENTER OF SECTION 32; THENCE RUNNINGNORTH4 DEGREES28' WEST ALONG THE ONEHALF SECTION LINE895.77 FEET TO THE NO RTH SID E OF A PUBLIC ROAD; THENCE SOU TH 87 DEGREES17' EA ST ALONG THE NO RTH SI DE OF SAIDPUBLIC ROAD 461.5 FEET TOTHE PLACEOF BEGI NNING; THENCECONTINUING SOUTH87 DEGREES17' EA ST ALONG THE NO RTH SI DE OF SAIDPUBLIC
ROAD 325.3 FEET; THENCE RUNNINGNORTH4 DEGREES28' WEST 112.09 FEET; THENCE RUNNING NORTH 79 DEGREES22' WEST 335 FEET; THENCE RUNNING SOUTH4 DEGREES28' EA ST 158.7 FEET TO THE PLACE OF BEGI NNING,CONTAINING ONE ACRE MORE OR LES S, BEING PART OF THE NO RTHEAST QUARTER OF S ECTION 32, TOWNSHIP 18 NO RTH, RANG E1 EA ST OF THE4TH PRINCIPA L MERI DIA N, SI TUATED IN ROCK ISLANDCOUNTY, ILLINOIS, EXCEP TI NG HOWEVER, THAT PORTION OF THE ABOVE D ESCRIBED PROPERTY CONVEYED BY WARRANTYDEED TO THE STATE OF ILLINOIS FOR HI GHWA Y PURP OSES TaxNumber: 09-32-200-008 commonly known as 17231ST AVENUE SILVIS IL 61282; and whichsaid Real Estate Mortgage was made by LARRYL. BEAS LEY and re corded in the Office of the Rock IslandCounty Record eras DocumentNumber 2011-00868; that Summons was
dulyissued out of thesaidCourt against you as provid ed by law, and thatthesaidsuitis now pending. Now, therefore, unlessyou, thesaid na me d De fendant, fileyour answer to the Complaintin thesaid suitorotherwise make your a ppe arance therein,in the offi ce of theCircuitCourt of Rock Island County,locate d at 1317 3RD AVENUE, SUITE101, ROCK ISLAND, IL 61201, on or before O ctobe r 17,2024, default ma y be entered against you at any time after that day and ajudgment ente red in acc ordance with the prayer of said Comp laint.
LAW OFFICES OF IRA T. NEVEL,LLC A ttorney for Plaintiff
Ira T. NevelARDC #6185808
TimothyR.YueillARDC #6192172
Greg ElsnicARDC #6242847
AaronNevelARDC #6322724
Andrew ChuARDC #6285924
175 North Franklin St Suite201 Chic ago, Illinois 60606 (312)357-1125 Plead ings@ nevellaw.com KP #24-01283 I3251634
Se pt embe r 17,24,2024 Oc tober1,2024
StatementofOwnership, Management,and Ci rculation
1. Publication Title: Whiteside News Se ntinel
2.PublicationNumber:683-280
3.FilingDa te:Se pt ember24,2024
4.IssueFrequency: W ee kly
5.Number of IssuesP ublished Annually: 52
6. AnnualSubscription Pr ic e: $56 incounty
7.Comp lete Mailing AddressofKnownOffic eofPublicati on:WhitesideNew sSentinel, 113 S.Peoria Ave .,Dixon ,IL61021,LeeCounty. Cont ac tPerson -AbbieClark. Telephone815-625-3600
8.Comple te MailingAddress of Headqu arters or GeneralBusiness Office of Pub lisher:W NS Publications,113S.P eoria Ave.,Dixon,I L 61021.
9. FullNamesandComple te Ma ilingAddresses of Publish er,Editor, and Managing Ed itor:Publisher: Jennifer He intzelma n, Publisher, 113S.Peoria Ave.,Dixon,IL 61021.
10: Owne r: BF ShawPrinting,113 S. PeoriaA ve., Dixon,IL61021
11.Known Bondholders, Mortgage es,and OtherSec urity HoldersOwningor Holding1 Perce nt or More of TotalAmountofBond s Mortgagesor Other Sec urities: None
12.Tax St atus.The purp ose, functio n,andnonprofitstatusofthisorganizationand the exempt st atus forfederal inc omet ax purposes: HasNotc hanged During Prece ding 12Months
13. Publica tio nTitle:White side NewsSentinel 14: Issue Da te forC irculationData Below:9/17/2024.
15.Extent andNatureofCirculation
a. Total Number ofCopies:775:648
b. Paid Circulation:
1) MailedO utside-County Pa id SubscriptionsState donForm 3541:69:30
2) Ma iledInCount yPaidSub scriptionsSta tedonForm3541: 377:373
3) Paid DistributionO utsidet he Ma ils IncludingSales Through De alersandCa rr ie rs, Stree tVendors,Counter Sa les, andO ther Pa id DistributionOut sideUSPS®: 275:190
4) Paid Dist ributionbyO therClasses MailedThro ughthe USP S:0:0
c. TotalPaid Distribution:721:593
d. Free or Nominal Rate Distribution
1. Free or Nomina lRat eOut si de Count yCopiesincludedonPS Form3541:0:0
2. Free or NominalRateI nCounty Copies included on PS Form3541: 4:5
3. Free or NominalRat eCopies Ma ileda tO ther ClassesThrough the USPS:0:0
4. Free or NominalRat eD istribution Outsidet heMail:0:0
e. Total Free or NominalRate Distribution:4:5
f. Tot al Distribution:725:598
g. Copies notDist ributed:50:50
h. Tota l: 775:648
i. Pe rcen tPaid: 99.44%:99.16%
17. Publica tion of Statementof Ow nership:9/24/2024
18. Signature andTitle of Ed it or, Pub lisher,Business Manager,or Ow ner:JenniferHeintzelman,P ublisher9/24/2024. September24,2024
LEG AL NOTICES LEG AL NOTICES
StatementofOwnersh ip, Management,and Ci rculation
1. Publicat ionTitle :P rophetstown Echo
2.PublicationNumber:447-900
3.FilingDate:Se pt ember24,2024
4.Issue Fr equency: Weekly
5.Number of Issues Published Annually: 52
6. AnnualSubscription Pr ic e: $56 incounty
7.Comp lete MailingAddressofKnownOfficeofPublicati on:The Prophetsto wn Echo,113 S. Peoria Ave .,Dixon, IL61021,LeeCounty. Cont ac tPerson-Ab bieClark. Telephone815-625-3600
8.Comple te MailingAddress of Headqu arters or GeneralBusiness Office of Pub lisher:W NS Publicatio ns,113S Peoria Ave.,Dixon,I L 61021.
9. FullNamesandComple te Ma ilingAddresses of Publ isher,Edit or, andManaging Ed itor:Publisher: Jennifer He intzelman,Publisher, 113S.Peoria Ave.,Dixon,IL 61021; 10:Owner:BFSha wP rinting,113 S. Peoria Ave., Dixon,IL6102 1.
11.Known Bondholders,M ortgage es,and OtherSec urityHoldersOwningor Holding 1P erce nt or More of Total Amount ofBond s Mortgagesor Other Sec urities: None
12.Tax St atus. Thepurpose ,functio n,andnonprofitstat us of thisorganiza tion andt he exempt st atus forfederal income taxp urposes: HasNot changedDuring Prece ding 12Months
13.P ublication Title: TheProphetstownEcho
14:I ssue Da te forC irculationData Below:9/17/2024.
15.Ext entandNatureofCirculation
a. Total Numbe rofCop ies:346:319
b. Paid Circulation:
1) MailedO utside-County Pa id Subscriptions Stated on Form 3541:66:31
2) Ma iled InCount yPaidSub scriptionsSta tedonForm3541: 152:153
3) PaidDistributionO utsidet he Ma ilsI ncluding Sa lesThrough De alersandCa rr ie rs,Stree tVendors,Counte rSales,and Other Pa id DistributionOut side USPS®: 110:66
4) PaidD istribution by OtherClasses MailedThro ughthe USP S:0:0
c.TotalPaid Distribution:328:250
d. Free or NominalRate Distrib ution
1. Free or Nomina lRat eOut si de County Copies included on PS Form3541:0:0
2.FreeorNominal Ra te In County Copies included on PS Form3541: 18:18
3. Free or NominalRat eCopies Ma iled at Othe rClasses Thro ugh the USPS:0:0
4.Fre eorNominal RateDistribution Outside theMail:0:0
e. Total Free or NominalRate Distribution:18:18
f. TotalD istribution:346:269
g.Copie snotDist ributed:65:0
h. Tota l: 346:319
i. Pe rcen tPaid :94.79%:92.93%
17.Pub lica tion of Statementof Ownership:9/24/24
18.Signature andTitle of Ed it or, Pub lisher, Business Manager,or Ow ner: Je nnifer Heintzelman, Publisher9/24/24. September24,2024
LEG AL NOTICES
AL NOTICES
StatementofOwnersh ip, Management,and Ci rculation
1.PublicationTitle:FultonJournal
2.PublicationNumb er:211-940
3.FilingDa te:Se pt ember24,2024
4.Issue Fr equency: Weekly
5.Number of Issues Published Annually:52
6. AnnualSubscription Pr ic e: $56 incounty
7.Comp lete MailingAddressofKnownOfficeofPublicati on:The Fult on Journal,113S.PeoriaA ve ., Dixon, IL 61021,Lee Coun ty Cont ac tPerson-Ab bieClark. Telephone815-625-3600
8.Comple te MailingAddress of Headqu arters or GeneralBusiness Office of Pub lisher: WNSPublicatio ns,113 S. Peoria Ave.,Dixon, IL 61021.
9. FullNamesandComple te Ma ilingAddresses of Publ isher,Edit or, andManaging Ed itor:Publisher: Jennifer He intzelman,Publisher, 113S.PeoriaAve., Dixon, IL 61021; 10:Owner:BFSha wP rinting,113 S. Peoria Ave.,Dixon, IL 6102 1.
11.Known Bondholders,M ortgage es, andOther Sec urityHoldersOwningor Holding 1P erce nt or More of TotalAmountofBonds Mortgagesor OtherSec urities: None
12.Tax St atus.The purp ose, function,andnonprofit stat us of thisorganiza tion andt he exempt st atus forfederal income taxp urposes: HasNotc hanged DuringP rece ding 12Months
13.Publica tio nTitle:FultonJournal 14:I ssue Da te forC irculation Da ta Below:9/17/24.
15.Ext entandNatureofCirculation
a. Total Numbe rofCop ies:498:438
b. Paid Circulation:
1) Mailed Outside-County Pa id SubscriptionsState donForm 3541:109:56
2) Ma iledIn County Pa id SubscriptionsSta tedonForm3541: 259:273
3) PaidDistributionO utsidet he Ma ilsI ncludingSales Through De alersandCa rr ie rs,Stree tVendors,Counter Sa les, andO ther Pa id Distribution Out side USPS®: 80:59
4) PaidD istribution by OtherClasses MailedThrough the USPS:0:0
c. TotalPaidD istribution:448:388
d. Free or NominalRate Distribution
1. Free or Nomina lRat eOut si de County Copies included on PS Form3541:0:0
2. Free or Nominal Ra te In County Copies included on PS Form3541: 1:0
3. Free or NominalRat eCopies
Ma iled at Othe rClasses Thro ugh the USPS:0:0
4. Free or NominalRat eD istributio nOutsidet heMail:0:0
e. Total Free or NominalRate Distribution:1:0
f. TotalD istribution:448:388
g. Copies notDist ributed:50:50
h. Tota l: 498:388
i. Pe rcen tPaid :100.00%:100.00%
17.Pub lica tion of Statementof Ow nership:9/24/2024
18.Signatureand Title of Ed it or, Pub lisher, Business Manager, or Ow ner: Je nnifer Heintzelman, Publisher9/24/2024. September24,2024
StatementofOwnersh ip, Management,and Ci rculation
1.PublicationTitle: TheReview
2.PublicationNumber:607-600
3.FilingDa te:Se pt ember24,2024
4.Issue Fr equency: Weekly
5.Number of Issues PublishedAnnually:52
6. AnnualSubscription Pr ic e: $56 incounty
7.Comp lete Mailing AddressofKnownOfficeofPublic ati on:The Review, 113S .Peoria Ave., Dixon, IL 61 021,LeeCounty Cont ac tPerson -AbbieClark. Telephone815-625-3600
8.Comple te MailingAddress of Headqu arters or GeneralBusiness Office of Pub lisher:W NS Publicatio ns,113S.P eoriaA ve.,Dixon,I L 61021.
9. FullNamesandComple te Ma iling Ad dres sesofPubl isher,Edit or, andManaging Ed itor:Publisher: Jennifer He intzelma n, Publisher, 113 S.Pe oria Ave.,Dixon,IL 61021; 10:Owner:BFSha wP rinting,113 S. Peoria Ave., Dixon,IL61021
11.Known Bondholders, Mortgage es,and OtherSec urity HoldersOwningor Holding 1P erce nt or More of TotalAmountofBonds MortgagesorOtherSec urities: None
12.Tax St atus.The purp ose, functio n,andnonprofitstat us of this organizationand theexempt st atus forfederal inc omet ax purposes: HasNotc hanged During Prece ding 12Months
13.Publica tio nTitle:The Review 14:I ssue Da te forC irculationData Below:9/17/24.
15.Extent andNature of Circulation
a. Total Numbe rofCop ies:725:558
b. Paid Circulation:
1) MailedO utside-County Pa id SubscriptionsState donForm 3541:258:199
2) Ma iledInCount yPaidSub scriptionsSta tedonForm3541: 183:179
3) PaidDistributionO utsidet he Ma ils Including Sa lesThrough De alers andCarriers, Stree tVendors,Counter Sa les, andO ther Pa id DistributionOut sideUSPS®: 230:126
4) PaidD istributionbyO therClasses MailedThrough the USP S:0:0
c. TotalPaidD istribution:671:504
d. Free or NominalRate Distribution
1. Free or Nomina lRat eOut si de County Copies included on PS Form3541:0:0
2. Free or Nominal Ra te In County Cop iesincluded on PS Form3541: 4:4
3. Free or NominalRat eCopies
Ma ileda tO ther Classes Thro ugh the USPS:0:0
4. Free or NominalRat eD istribution Outside theMail:0:0
e. Total Free or NominalRate Distribution:4:4
f. TotalD istribution:675:508
g. Copie snotDist ributed:50:50
h. Tota l:725:558
i. Pe rcen tPaid :99.40%:99.21%
17.Pub lica tion of Statementof Ow nership: 9/24/2024
18.Signature andTitle of Ed it or, Pub lisher,BusinessM anager,or Ow ner:JenniferHeintzelman,P ublisher9/24/2024. September24,2024
Sometimes it reallyis assimple as black & white. We have advertising solutions to fit your needs!
VillageofErieAnnualTreasurer'sReportforPeriodEnding04/24 REVENUESUMMARY: BuildingPermits$566.40,CemetaryReceipts$5,770.00, CemeteryGraveSpaces$250.00,ChlorinationTax$2,548.38,CourtFines $6,478.24,FranchiseLicenses$19,095.84,GarbageReceipts$73,766.59,Interest Income$14,994.97,InterfundOperatingTransfer$5,300.91,InterfundOperating TransferIn$88,095.00,LiquorLicenses$2,700.00,LocalUseTax$51,793.49,MeterSales$280.00,MiscellaneousIncome$137,155.99,MotorFuelTax$61,210.72, OtherRevenue$10.36,PropertyTax$146,089.92,PropertyTax-Garbage $49,006.93,PropertyTax-WorkersComp$6.003.23,PropertyTaxCorporate $59,102.80,PropertyTaxPoliceProtection$18,377.59,PublicBenefitTax $12,227.38,RentalIncome$33,123.25,ReplacementTax$14,279.80,Road& BridgeTax$20,201.75,SalesTax$137,421.76,SewerCharges$230,779.17,SRO SCHOOLOFFICER$30.42,SRO100%SCHOOL$37,670.26,SRO70%SCHOOL $6,676.02,StateIncomeTax$248,518.74,TotalIntergovernmentalRevenues $8,360.47,UtilityTax$73,181.29,VideoGamingTax$18.539.82,WaterSales $232,203.23
TOTALREVENUES:$1,821,810.72
COMPENSATIONSUMMARY: UNDER$25,000.00...BALLARD,TYLERJ,BESSE, WOODROWR,BORDER,THOMASK,BYAM-ADAMSON,TERESAL,CARTER, RHONDAJ,DECKER,AUTUMN,ELDER,ROLLIEA,FROELIGER,JOSEPHM, GRETH,TRAVISR,JOHNSON,BRADLEYJ,KAPPLE,TARAJ,KILKER,SOKHOM L,McCULLOUGH,TODA,MURPHY,ZACHARYM,PILON,SHERRYL,POOL, QUINCYL,POSSLEY,GAILF.POSSLEY,STEVENF,SMITH,MARCIAM, SPENCER,TERRYJ.SULLIVAN,TERRYL,VANDELLEN,BOYD,VELEZ,PETER E,WIRTH,JEFFM.WIRTH,PAMELADBetween$25,000.00and $49,999.99...WENZEL,JOSEPHM,WUNDERLICH,JEFFREYABetween $50,000.00and$74,999.99...BARGER,MICHAELA,DECKER,SHANNONP,GARRISON,JORDANDBetween$75,000.00and$99,999.99...HAWK,BRIANJ,PAPINEAU,JOELM EXPENDITURESUMMARY: 424WARNINGSYSTEMS,LLC$73,000.00,ALAN'S AUTOMOTIVESERVICE,INC.$1,154.60.ALLIANCEMATERIALS.INC.$629.00, AMERICANLEGALPUBLISHING$1,581.65,APRILHOUSE$1,000.00,ARAMARK $1,659.26,B&BLAWNEQUIPMENT$838.35,BLUECROSSANDBLUESHIELD $11,872.98,BONNELLINDUSTRIESINC.$1,586.00,BROWNLEEDATASYSTEMS $900.00,BRUNER,COOPER&ZUCK$725.76,BRUNER,COOPER&ZUCK $2,458.01,CADYELECTRIC&REPAIRLLC$39,287.47,CERTASITE,LLC $2,538.24,CertifiedBalance&ScaleCorp.$1,036.00,CHICAGOMOTORSINC $26.795.00.CONSTELLATIONNEWENERGY,INC.$21,750.43,DEERECREDITFINANCIAL$7,219.59,DEPARTMENTOFTREASURY$735.67,DIXONENGINEERING,INC.$4,375.00,DJCAPPLICATIONS,INC$3,875.62,DYNEGYENERGY SERVICES$20,365.52,EDWARDD.JONES$2,400.00,ELECTRICPUMP $4,211.00,ERIESTATEBANK$44,299.78,ErieStateBank-FederalPayment $40, 986.23,ESSENCECHEMICALCOMPANY$4,640.23,FERGUSONWATERWORKS#2516$7,901.24,FRARYLUMBER&SUPPLY$3,504.08,FRONTIER $785.40,FRONTIERCOMMUNICATIONS$4,033.84,FULTONSIRENSERVICES $866.15.GASVODA&ASSOCIATES,INC$31,281.48,GOLDSTARFS,INC. $14,737.12,GOLDSTARPRODUCTS,INC.$4,428.59,GRAINGER$8,737.17,GWF USA,Inc.$18,084.32,HAGGERTYFLEET&COMMERCIAL$71,628.00,HARRY'S FARMTIRE,INC.$2,792.00,HEALTHALLIANCEMEDICALPLANS$5,980.00, HELMCIVIL$116,699.58,HERITAGEPRINTING$630.65,HOMETOWNHARDWARE,INC.$1,354.72,IDES$1,694.83,IllinoisEPA$2,500.00,ILLINOISMUNICIPALLEAGUE$49,077.79,IMEGCORP.$2,603.00,IMRF$31,366.79,JCECO-OP $9,885.11,JEFFREYA.WUNCERLICH$1,243.31,JENNIFERTEMPLE$4,265.06, JOCARROLLENERGY$3,633.75,JOEWENZEL$937.36,JRSIGNCO. $1,010.00,KATELYNMCCONNELL$1,420.00,KIMBALLMIDWEST$1,045.14, KIMBERLYTEATS-GARRISON$10,000.00,LAWOFFICEOFWM.R.SHIRK,P.C. $11,218.08,LAWSONPRODUCTSINC.$1,256.34,LEXIPOLLLC$3,173.39, LOCIS$7,333.00,MINER,GILROYANDMEADECPA.PC.$17,000.00,MORTON COMMUNITYBANK#52$10.858.80,MOTOROLASOLUTIONS$1,229.00,MUGA-BUG$2,859.92,NAPAAUTOPARTS$3.497.51,NORWESTSURVEYINGSVCS. INC.$957.50,NWILCriminalJusticeCommission$689.59.OFFICE DEPOTBUS ACCOUNT$907.74,PACEANALYTICALSERVICES,LLC$2,631.70,QUALITY READYMIX$4,293.00,RAYO'HERRON$1,455.52,REPUBLICSERVICES#400 $80,090.93,RIVERSTONEGROUP,INC$4,012.40,RKGRAPHICS$1,056.00,RutledgeElectric$1,310.00,SAUKVALLEYMEDIA$621.00,SAWTREEREMOVAL, LLC$5,000.00,SHAHEEN'SVILLAGEMARKET$1,085.40,SHERWININDUSTRIES,INC.$5,883.99,SLOANEQUIPMENT$2,424.18,STARNETTECHNOLOGIES$1,920.00,STICHTERCONSTRUCTION&EXCAVATING,INC.$42.037.50, STRADACOMMUNICATIONSLLC$1,538.36,STUCCOSOLUTIONS,INC. $4,000.00,TECHNOLOGYMANAGEMENTREVFUND$929.67,THOMASK.BORDER$15.000.00,TODMcCULLOUGH$761.60,TOWNSHIPOFERIE$3,630.00, UNITEDRENTALS,INC.$3,268.39,USCELLULAR$4,260.56,USABLUEBOOK $14,782.22,USDAGRANT/LOANPMT$35,928.17,UTILITYEQUIPMENTCO. $33,628.80,VERMEERMIDWEST$931.18,VERSATERM$2,400.00.VIKING CHEMICALCOMPA NY$3,832.24,VISA$50,472.43,VISUALLABS,INC. $2,920.00,WARD,MURRAY,PACE&JOHNSON,P.C.$5,975.52,WEBS ITESTO IMPRESS,INC.$1,550.00,WHITESIDECOUNTYHIGHWAYDEPT.$13,012.00, WILLIAMR.SHIRK,TRUSTACCOUNT$6.741.49,AllotherDisbursementsLess Than600.00$10,140.66 TOTALVENDORS:$1,166,553.65 September24,2024
FULTON FIRE PROTECTIO N DISTRICT
ANNUAL BUDGET AND APPROPRIATIONORDINANCE FOR2024-2025
WHEREAS, the Board of Trustee s of the Fulton Fire Prot ect ionDistrict, County of Whiteside, Stat e of Illinois, has prepared or caused to beprep ared in tentat ive form, an Annual Budget and Appropriation Ordinance for the fiscal year 20242025, and the Sec of the Boardhas ma de the same conveniently available to publicins pection foratleast 30daysprior to the final act ion thereon, and W HEREAS ,a pub liche aring wa sheld as to suchAnnual Budget and Approp riation Ordinance on the10th day of July at 6:00 p.m.,notice of wh ichhearing was given at least thirty (30) days pr ior theret o bypub lica tio nin the Fulton Journal,a new spaper ofgeneral circulation pub lished withinsaid District, and all otherlegal requirementsha ve be encomplied with: NOW, THEREFORE, be it ordained by the Boar d of Trustees of the Fulton Fire Protection District, County of Whites id e, St at e of Illinois, asfollows:
SE CTION ONE: That the fiscal ye ar of this Fire Prot ect ion Dist rict ishereby fixed and declar ed to be from May 1,2024toApril 30,2025.
SE CTIONTWO: Thatthe following budget containing an estimate of the amount ava ilable to said Fire Protectio n District and of expe nditu res by saidDistrictis hereby adopted as the budget of this Fi re Prot ect ionDistrict for the aforesaid fisc al year andshall be in forc e and effect from and afte r this date:
PA RT 1:ESTIM ATEDRECEIPTS
1.Cash balance, be ginningin th eyear
$385,369.00
2.Levy to be rece ived duri ng the fiscal year, estimated: $440,660.00
3.Persona l prope rty re placement tax
$20,000.00
4. Ambulance calls $165,000.00
5. Spec ial grants$110,000.00
6.Interest$800.00
7.Auxiliary accounts
$28,500.00
TOTALES TIMATED RECEIPTS $1,150,329.00
PA RT 2:ESTIMATED EXP ENDITURES
Wa ge s-Fire$30,000.00
Training-Fire
Equipme nt-Repairs-Fire
Pe rsonalProtectiveEquip- Fire
$15,000.00
Ambulance $35,000.00
EMS Billing/Mutual AidALS
Equipme nt Re pairs- Ambulance$18,369.00
New Equipme nt-Amb ulance
New Radio s-Ambulance
RadioRepa irs-Ambulance
Cap ital-Ambulance
$30,000.00
$2,000.00
$25,000.00
Travel & Me et ings- Ambulance$2,500.00
Accounting &Le ga l-Ov erhead
PersonnelPhysicals- Overhead
Recruit me nt& Rete ntion-Overhead
Computer-H ardw are& Soft ware
Dues & Assessments-Overhead
Fuel-Overhea d
Insurance-Ov erhead
$10,000.00
$5,000.00
$10,000.00
$8,000.00
$2,500.00
$10,000.00
$55,000.00
Loa n Pa yments- Overhead$155,000.00
Future Ve hiclePurchase
Office Equipment/Supplies-Overhead
Printing-Overhead
Repairs-Building-Overhead
Taxes(P ayroll)- Overhead
$200,000.00
$5,000.00
$2,500.00
$45,000.00
$20,000.00
Trust eeFees -Overhead$7,000.00
Utilities- Overhead$27,000.00
Wages (O ffice)- Overhead
TOTALES TIMATED EXPENSES
$15,000.00
$1,150,239.00
SECTION THREE: Thatthereishereby applied for theuse of this Fire Prote ct ion District for the sa id fisc al year the amount of $1,235,329.00,such amount beingdivided among and applied for theseveral objects and purp oses spec ified and enumerated in Part 2 of Sect ion Two aforesaid, andsaidstatementsas containedin said Part2 of Sect ion Two aforesaid areherebyincorporated by reference as part of this Sect ion Three withthesa me effect as if saidstatements werere pe ate din their entirety; and thatthis Section Thre eshall be andis the Annual Budget and Ap propriation Ordinance of this Fire Prot ect ion District passed by the Board of Trusteesas re quired by law andshall be in full force and effect from and afte r ten (10) da ys from thispoint.
SE CTION FOUR: This Budget and Appropriation Ordinance is appr oved in this 10th day of July,2024.
AYES :4 NAYES: 0ABSENT:1
/s/ Steven Bull,President /s/ArtKilburg, Secretary
September 24,2024
IN THECIRCUIT COURTOFTHE FOURTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT ROCK ISLAND COUNTY, IL LINOIS NEWREZLLC D/B/A/ SHELLPOINT MO RTGAGESERVICING, PLA INTIF F, VS. DO NALDJ RENCH; BARBARA J RENCH; THE ACRI COMPANY; UNKNOWN OWNERS AND NON-RECORD CLAIMANTS, DEF ENDANTS
NO. 2024FC 34 152026THSTREETRO CKISLAND, IL61201
NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANTTO JUDGMENT OF FORECL OSURE UNDER ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE ACT
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GI VEN that pursuant to a Judgment ofForecl osure and Sale entered by theCourtin the ab ove entitled cause on Aug ust21,2024, Judicial Sale sCorp orat ion will on October17,2024, in The Rock Island Justice Center,1317 Third Avenue,1st Floor, Rock Island, IL 61201, at 9:00 AM, sell at pub lic auction andsale tothehighest bidd er for cash, all and singular, the following de scribed real estat e me ntionedinsa idJudgment, situatedin the County of Rock Island, Stat e of Illinois , or so muchthereof as sha ll be sufficient to satisfy said Judgment:
LOT5 IN BLOCK1 IN THATPART OF THECI TY OF ROCK ISLANDKNO WNAS ANDCALLED BEECHER AND WALSH'S ADDITION TO SAID CITY, SITUATED IN THECOUNTYOFROCKIS LANDAND STATE OFILLINOIS
TAXNO.16-01-133-019
COMMONLY KNOWNAS:152026th St reet Rock Island,IL61201
Descriptio n of Improvements: The prope rtyisasingle family. The prop erty hasa two car gara ge The garag eis detached The exteriorisvinylsiding. Th e color is yellow.I am una ble to verify that the ga sis onor off. I am unab le to verify thatthe wa te rison or off. The prop erty hasa fence. Th e prope rtyisva ca nt.
The Judgment amount was $26,179.34.
Sa le Terms: This is an"AS IS" sale for "CASH". Thesuccessfulb idder must deposit10% down by certified funds; balance, by ce rtified funds, within24 hours. NO REFU ND S.
The subject prope rtyissubject to ge neral real esta te ta xe s, spec ial assessments or spec ial taxes le vied againstsaid realestate, water bills, etc., andis offered for sale without anyre presentation as to quality or quantity of title and without rec ourse to pla intiff. The saleis furthe rsubje ct toconfirmation bythecourt.
Upon paymentin full of the bid amount, the purchasershall rece iveaCertificat e of Sa le, whic hwill entitle thepur chaser to a Deed to the real estat e after confirmation ofthesale
The property willNOTbe open for inspection.Prospe cti ve bidd ersare admonished to checkthe court file to verifyallinformation
Thesuccessful purchaserhas thesolerespo nsibili ty/expense ofevicting any te nantsor ot herindividualspresently inpossession of the subjec tpremises.
If this prope rty is a condominiumunit , the purchaser of theunit at the foreclosure sale, othe rthana mortgageeshall paythe assessments and the le ga l fee srequired by The CondominiumPropertyAct ,765ILCS 605/9(g)(1) and (g)(4).
IF YOU ARE THE MO RTGAGOR (HOM EOWNER), YO UHA VE THE RIGHT TO REMAININ POSSES SI ON FOR30 DA YSAFTERENTRY OF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, INACCO RD ANCE WITH SECTIO N15-1701(C) OF THE ILLI NO IS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURELAW
For Information: Visitour website at ht tp://ilforeclosuresales.mrpllc.com
Betwee n3 p.m. and5 p.m. only- Mc Calla Ra ymer Leibert Pierce,LLC, Plaintiff's Attorneys,1N. De arborn St., Suite1200,Chicago, IL 60602. Tel.No. (312)3469088.Please refer to file#24- 17549IL PURSUANT TO THE FAIR DEBT CO LLECTION PRACTI CES ACT, THE PLA INTIF F'S ATTORNEY IS DEEMED TO BE A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMP TI NG TO COLLECTA DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE
Pla intiff's attorneyis notrequired to provide additional information other than that set forth inthisnotice of sa le I3251098 Se pt embe r10,17,24,2024
Walk-InDay9:00-2:00
Pinochle12:30-3:45
LearntoQuilt1:00-3:00
BibleStudy1:00
BloodDrive10:00-2:00
Yoga10:00
KnittingClub12:00-3:45
Make& Take Tuesday 12:30-1:30
Euchre12:15-3:45
Pool Tables1:00-3:45
Yoga10:00
TripMeeting10:00
S.M.A.A.R.T. 12:00
KnittingClub12:00-3:45
Euchre12:15-3:45
Pool Tables1:00-3:45
FootClinic8:00-2:00
Pool Tables9:00-12:00
Jeopardy12:15
Pinochle12:30-3:45
Yoga10:00
Hand& FootCardGame 12:30-3:45
Food Pantry 1:00-3:00
Pool Tables1:00-3:45
FootClinic8:00-2:00
Pool Tables9:00-12:00
Bingo12:15 w/Sami(Allure)
Pinochle12:30-3:45
CENTERCLOSED
Yoga10:00
KnittingClub12:00-3:45
Euchre12:15-3:45
Pool Tables1:00-3:45
Pool Tables9:00-12:00
TRIAD11:00
WheelofFortune
12:15w/Kim(Citadel)
Pinochle12:30-3:45
Vet’sBreakfast9:00
Yoga10:00
Hand& FootCardGame 12:30-3:45
Food Pantry1:00-3:00
Pool Tables1:00-3:45
Yoga10:00
Hand& FootCardGame
12:30-3:45
Food Pantry 1:00-3:00
Pool Tables1:00-3:45
CelebrationBelle Trip
Walk-InDay9:00-2:00
MocktailMonday 12:30
Pinochle 12:30-3:45
BibleStudy1:00
LearntoQuilt1:00-3:00
Yoga10:00
KnittingClub12:00-3:45
Euchre12:15-3:45
Pool Tables1:00-3:45
FootClinic8:00-2:00
Pool Tables9:00-12:00
Bingo12:15w/ Lyssa (Heritage Woods)
Christina(Castor)
Pinochle12:30-3:45
BoardMeeting12:30
Yoga10:00
Walk-InDay9:00-2:00
MovieMonday12:30
Pinochle12:30-3:45
LearntoQuilt1:00-3:00
KnittingClub12:00-3:45
Euchre12:15-3:45
Coffee,Cookies& Convo12:30
Pool Tables9:00-12:00
Trivia12:15
Pinochle12:30-3:45
Yoga10:00
Hand& FootCardGame
12:30-3:45
Food Pantry 1:00-3:00
Pool Tables1:00-3:45
Trunkor Treat 4:00-6:00
Yoga10:00
Hand& FootCardGame
12:30-3:45
Food Pantry 1:00-3:00
Pool Tables1:00-3:45
Pool Tables1:00-3:45 Happy Halloween!
BreakfastClub9:00 (A’sKitchen)
LineDancing: Advanced10:00-11:00
Beginners11:00-12:00
Pinochle12:30-3:45
MexicanDominoes 12:30-3:45
LineDancing
Advanced10:00-11:00
Beginners11:00-12:00 Pinochle12:30-3:45 MexicanDominoes 12:30-3:45
FireSafety Presentation11:00
FREEMEAL12:00
BirthdayCake/Karaoke 1:00
LineDancing:
Advanced10:00-11:00
Beginners11:00-12:00 Pinochle12:30-3:45
MexicanDominoes 12:30-3:45
LineDancing: Advanced10:00-11:00
Beginners11:00-12:00 Pinochle12:30-3:45 MexicanDominoes 12:30-3:45
