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Ok toberfest returns to Port By ron on Satu rday

BySARAHFORD ForShawMedia

Oktoberfest willbebac k in downtow n PortByrononSat urday, Oct. 15, members of the EconomicDevelopmentCom mitteediscussedatthevillage boardmeetinglastweek.Por tion s ofMain S treetwillbe closedduringthefreeevent starting at 2 p.m.that features polkaand’80smusic, foodand drinks,prizesandfamilyfun.

BarefootBecky & th e Iva nhoeDutchmenwillbeperformingpolkaclassicsfro m2 to 4 p.m.in th eg azeboandthe Classof’82 wi llperform ’80s newwaveandretrotribute musicfrom5:30to7:30p.m.All areinvitedtobringlawnchairs andcomeonoutformusic,food andcommunityfun.

Besidesthemusic,therewill bespecialmen u itemsand drinksoffere d bylocalesta blishments.There also will bea

Barefoot Beck y& the Ivanhoe Dutchmenper formed at Port Byron’s Ok tober fe st last yearand will be returning for this year ’s event on Saturday, Oct. 15

punc h cardchalleng e and opportunitytowingreatprizes. Outdoor dr inkingwillbeper mitted,thoughwristbands

mustbeworn.

Rive r Vall eyD istr ic t Library will be open from2 to 7:30p.m.withactivities forall

ag e s. Bring o utth e familyfo r pumpki n painting , fac e p ai nt ing, balloon animals and a book sale.

“Oktoberfest is such a great event for Port Byron. The Eco nomi c Dev elop m ent C omm it tee has done a great job, and I’d encour age everyon e to come downtown and have a wonder fu l time!”Mayor B arb C ray said.

Also at the meeting on Mon day, Oct. 3, the board approved the app o intment of Kat h y Pescha ng to the Econom ic Development Committee to replace Laura Vincent Arnold, who resigned last month. They also a pprove d purch asing a foldingchai r d oll y fro m Ulin e for$669.22,approvedpayment of$1,650.0 1 toQuadCit y Tech forrepairstothebuckettruck, and agreedtospendupto$150 topurchasecandyforthefire department’s Halloweenparty onMonday,Oct.31.

River Va lley Dist rictLibrar y Oc tober upcomi ng events

Upcomin g eventsatRive rV alle y Di str ic t Library,214S.MainSt inPort Byroninclude: WapsiRiverEducatio n Cente r Pres ents : Insects!*AllAges*JointheWapsi RiverEducatio n Centeran d RVDLon Thursday,Oct.13from4:30to5:30p.m.as welear n abou t the creep yc ra wli esthat canbefoundinyourarea!Learnabout thepartsofaninsect,thebenefit s of insects,an d evenmeet a co u pleofcockroaches.Youbeetlegetover toRiverValleyDistrictLibrarytojoininonthis buzz-worthy event!

ZenGarden Guided Meditation:Takea momentforyour mentalhealth byattending RiverValleyDistrictLibrary’sguided mediatio n featuring a ZenGardencraft onThursday,Oct.13 , from 6:30to7: 30 p.m.Sharpenyou r clarit y whiletracin g patternsinthesand.Manifestmentalbalancebyarrangingstones.Leave this programfeelingrefreshedandrejuvenated.

Oktoberfest : ComevisitRiverValley Di st rictLi b rar y duringPor t Byron’s

Oktoberfest onSaturday,Oct.15from 2 to 7:30 p.m.Enjoyactivitiesfor all ages such aspumpki n painting,facepaintin g, ba lloo n animal sa ndth ek icksta rt ofour weeklongFriendsofRVDLBookSale!

FriendsofRiverValleyDistrict Librar yB ookSale : Sto p downatRVD L Oct.15-22duringlibraryhourstocheck outtheirfor-salebooksforallagesand tastes!

TeenSFXMak eup W orkshop : Jo in RVDL onWednesday,Oct.19, from 5:30to 7:30p.m.forourTeenSFXWorkshop! EverydayisHalloween whenyoudospecialeffect s makeup Thisworkshop is designedtoteachteenstocreatecuts, bruisesan d basicwound s wit h liqui d latexandDIYalternatives.Ampupyour Halloweencostumewithdeceitfullysim pleSFXtricks!Registeronlineatwww. rivervalleylibrary.org.

H allowee n Part y an d Trun k orTreat: Kidsofallagesarewelcome toRiverVal leyDistric t Library’sspook-tacularHal loween Part yon Th urs da y,Oct.20,from

4:30 to6:15p.m Games,crafts, musicand danc i nginside,an d Trun k or Treatout side Com e creepitrealwithuswhile having a howlinggoodtime!Let’s getthis partystartled!

Survivingthe ZombieApocalypse:Are youpreparedfo ra zombieapocalypse sce na rio?You shoul d be s incethere a re manythingstoconsider.Forexample , arethezombie s fastor s low ? Howare zombieinfection s transmitted from zom bietohuman?What willyouneed tosur vive intheenvironmentyou livein?Join RVDLandProfessorMichaelStau b Thursday,Oct.20from6:30to7:30p.m.in hiscrashcourseonSurvivingthe Zombie Apocalypse.

Fo r mor e informationonanyupcom ingevents , follo w Ri ve r Va ll ey Distri ct Libraryonsocialmedia, visit rivervalleylibrary.org, orstopby the library.Registrationforsom e eventsisrequir ed to ens ur e enoughspace.Re giste r onlin e at www.rivervalleylibrary.orgorcallRVDL at309-523-3440toget signedup.

URICR A reschedulesmovie night

scheduledatDorrancePark in

has beenpostponeduntilSaturday,Nov.5.

TheeventwillbeheldattheCordovaCivic Center,withdoorsopeningat4p.m.andthe

movie“Sing2”startingat4:30.Therewillbe food,rafflebasketsanda50/50raffle.Decorateaboxcarforadrive-inmovieexperience orbringyourownblanketsandchairs.

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Ceremony link s birthpla ces of Reagan, Thatcher

ByTROYTAYLOR ttaylor@shawmedia.com

MayorsfromthebirthplacesofRon ald ReaganandMargaretThatch er exch ange d giftsan d pledgedthe mse lvesto a sister-cit y relationshi p to pr omotehistoricaltourismin a brief ceremonyFridaymorningonthecurbside entrancetotheReaganBirthplace Museum.

Graham Jeal,mayorof Grantham, England, presentedtoTampico a hand craftedplaquemade fromwoodfroma tree plantedbyBenjaminFranklin in Lincolnshire,England

Inexchange, TampicoMayor Kristine Hillhad a matchedpairofplaques engravedwith portraits ofReaganand Thatcherthat will bedisplayedinthe birthplacemuseumandtheGrantham Museum.

ItwasJoan Johnson,curator ofthe Reagan BirthplaceMuseum,who summeduptherelationshipReagan,as U.S. president,and Thatcher,asUnited Kingdom primeminister,hadasworld leadersinthe1980s.

“Bothleaderscamefromhumble beginni ngsand accomplished a great deal intheirtimesworkingtogether,” Johnson said.“Therewastrustand friendshipbetweenthetwoleadersas they usedtheircountry’sstrengthsand res ou rce s tomaintainth ev alue s of humanfreedom.”

ReaganwasborninTampicoonFeb 6, 1911.Thatcher , withthemaiden name Roberts,wasborninGrantham on Oct 13,1925.Herfatherwouldlater serveasGranthammayorin1945-46.

SeanSandrock,oneoftheTampico mus eum’sorganizer s oftheeffortto est ablishth e exchang e,saidhean d Johnson hopetovisitGranthamsoon and solidifytherelationship.Thereare planstotradeexhibits.Therealsoisan effortunderwaybetweentheprincipals

DIXON

of the Prophetstown-Lyndon-Tampico

CommunityUnit

S chool s an d hea d mas ter s of sch ools in Gra ntham to begin somepenpalexchanges.

More than 100 fourth and fifth grad er s fro m th e dis tric t’s e lementar y school in Tampico were on hand for the ceremony , huddledin the shade in their heavycoats

“I liked it. It was cool,” said Will Atkinson, a 10-year-old. Several other student s expressed a similar s enti ment

Erica Egan, a teacher from the school, said the town’s link to history and ho w Reagan spent hi s formative yea rs i s pa rt of th e cur ric ulu m. The student s hav e visited th e museu m before. S he hoped the lesso n taken today from the l ivesof Reagan an d Thatcher is simply, “If you’re from a small town, anythingispossible.”

Tampico ismuchthe sizeitwasin the192 0s , ju st un der80 0p eople. Grantham,whichalsolaysclaimto IsaacNewton,thediese l engineand tennisOlympianCharlesP.Dixon,has a populationgreaterthan 40,000.

Jeal,who is trus t ee ofGrantha m Museum, saidofReaganand Thatcher, whodefinedconservative leadershipin that era,that they“bestrode theworld inthe1980sandshaped international relations.”

Jealwasasked thatinthecontextof recentevents,hasthere been a passing ofthatera?

“Ithinkthat’s trueofMrs. Thatcher, thoughofMr.Reagan,I’m notsosure. B ut certainlyofMrs. Thatcher , she’s movingfrombeing a controversia l politicalfigure intobeing a historical figure andwhothere’sanaddeddefer encewhensomebody becomes a historicalfigure.AndI thinkwe’reseeingthat aswellinsome oftheseties anddocu mentaries and commentaries thatwe’re seeing on both leadersfromthat era.”

Grantham mayor tours Reagan sites, meet s with young entrepreneurs

ByTROYTAYLOR ttaylor@shawmedia.com

GrahamJeal, mayorofGrantham, En gland, spok e withbusinessstudents and visited Ronald Reagansites in Dixo n an d EurekabeforeFriday’s ceremonyinTampico

Jeal,whohasbeenmayorsinc e May, is a memberofthe Conservative party and a businessmanwith a career inglobalfinance.Helivedin New YorkandSanFrancisco early in his careerandmanyofhisbusiness interestsareinAsia.

He shar edthos e experiences during a Thursday gatheringwiththe WhitesideArea Ca r eer C en t er ’sCEO program.HishostwasSeanSan drock, a graduateoftheprogr amin 2020.

“Theyar e veryenth us iast ic , exactlyastheyshould beatthatage,”

Jeal said.“They’ve got a lot ofoppor tunity.Theyjustneedtogooutthere andfin d it.Theyarehighlyener gized.”

Jeal’s tourofReagansitesincluded a stopattheReaganBoyhoodHome inDixon.

“Thatwa s fantastic,”Jealsaid. “Greatsetup there.It’sreally importantworktheydothere,keepingthe storyofRonaldReaganandhowhis valueswereputtogetherinTampico andDixon.”

Jeal’sgroupdinedinPrinceton andthenvisitedEurek a Co llegeto view itscollection ofReaganartifacts. ReagangraduatedEurekaColleg e in 1932.Thevisitcoincide d withan unschedule d appea ra nceatthecol legebyU.S.Sen.DickDurbin,who wasinthe P eoria are a tovisitmem bersofanelectricalworkersunion

andreviewwork onthetraffic control toweratPeoriaInternationalAirport.

Joi ne d byEurekaCollegePresi den t JamelWr igh t,th e gr oup toured thePeoria RiverfrontMuseum.

Jeal,inhisroleasmayor,is a trusteeoftheGrantham Museum

BeforereturningtoEngland,Jeal willvisittheReaganRanchinSanta Barbara , California.Theranch , like th e boyhoodho m e,isru n byYoun g Amer ic a’sFou nd ation,anoutreach grouppromotin g conservatism amonghighschoolandcollege-aged students.

PhotosbyAlexT.Paschal-apaschal@shawmedia.com

TOP PH OTO: Grantham , England Mayor GrahamJealspeaks in front ofthe birthplace of Ronald Reagan in Tampico duringavisit Friday, Oct 7. Grantham isthe birthplace of former United Kingdom Prime MinisterMargaret Thatcher The two towns announceda sister city relationship on Friday ABOVE: Students from the elementary school in Tampicocheck out the plaques that will beput on display in themuseums dedicated to the two world leaders , Ronald Reaganand Margaret Thatcher

LEGALNOTICEDELINQUENT TAXSALE

StateofIllinois,) )SS WhitesideCounty)

Thefollowingisalistoflandsandlotsinsaidcountyinwhichtaxesandspecialassessments remaindueandunpaidfortheyearof2021and previousyears.

Thecostsatthistimeare$10.00oneachassessment.After TaxSale,therewillbechargedandcollectedascostsoneachassessmentoflands andlotssoldtheamountoftendollars,anindemnityfeeoftwentydollars,andataxsaleautomationfeeoftendollars.AfterJune16,2022onthe firstinstallmentofalltaxesandafterSeptember01,2022onthesecondinstallmentofalltaxes,penaltywillbechargedandcollecteduntilpaidor forfeited.Partsorfractionsofamonthwillbeconsideredasamonth.

Ustick

BOLES,LISAKETAL 02-29-400-010 $951.36

CARRENO,JAVIER&OLGAMJ 02-33-400-002 $1,034.74

GROHARING,THOMAS 02-07-300-001 $1,933.89

REID,KEVIN 02-09-476-003 $1,442.97

RUEBUSCH,STEPHANIE 02-09-100-001 $1,542.03

RUEBUSCH,STEPHANIE 02-09-100-003 $407.91

RUEBUSCH,STEPHANIE 02-08-200-002 $251.12

SIM,ROBERTM&LAURIEE 02-22-200-005 $259.09

SIM,ROBERTM&LAURIEE 02-22-300-002 $1,562.66

SIM,ROBERTM&LAURIEE 02-22-100-006 $188.67

UnionGrove

BLASDELL,MARK 08-33-300-005 $4,547.75

ENGIE2020PROJECTCO-IL4L 08-22-300-003 $827.37

HAGERMAN,BRETT&MALINDA 08-13-153-003 $412.78

HAYWARD,BRODIE 08-24-201-022 $2,806.11

HAYWARD,BRODIEA&SARAH 08-24-226-004 $4,950.88

JENSEN,LAUREN 08-24-100-005 $625.83

Mt.Pleasant

BALDWIN,AUSTIN 09-17-101-034 $2,353.50

BINGHAM,CHRISTINA 09-18-105-018 $1,782.55

BRINKMAN,SUSANATRDTD1 09-18-105-019 $2,512.71

CASTLE2020LLC 09-18-185-007 $896.62

CROUCH,VIRGIL 09-18-328-002 $1,373.92

DUBOIS,JAMES&RACHEL 09-07-253-018 $58.92

ENGIE2019PROJECTCO-IL1L 09-25-400-004 $883.10

ENGIE2019PROJECTCO-IL2L 09-36-400-006 $775.52

ENGIE2019PROJECTCO-IL3L 09-36-400-007 $750.09

FOWLER,JOYCE 09-17-352-001 $811.75

GAFFEY,JOHNA&BRENDAK 09-04-400-003 $998.51

GOAMERICALLC 09-18-306-002 $2,936.29

HEARST,JOSEPH 09-18-186-010 $1,839.21

HOLLONBECK,KATHLEEN 09-18-479-011 $2,209.64

JOHNSON,MEL 09-18-329-008 $1,186.23

KRUEGER,THOMAS 09-18-132-011 $1,932.21

MANN,STEPHANIE 09-16-103-009 $1,945.20

MILDER,MATTHEW&AMANDA 09-23-100-011 $45.84

MILLER,JACOBA&ABIGAYLE 09-16-200-002 $2,362.61

NELSON,TONYA 09-18-328-001 $632.87

PATTERSON,NEIL 09-18-154-015 $2,781.82

PRUIS,CORY

09-18-407-006 $738.56

REGIONSBANKTRUST#90-PO 09-16-101-002 $3,453.34

ROBBINS,DOUGLAS 09-24-376-009 $182.45

ROEDER,DAVID 09-17-201-001 $2,394.88

RUIZTREJO,HECTOR&MOLLY 09-18-227-009 $1,570.90

SHEPARD,JACK 09-18-205-002 $489.89

SOBOTKA, PAULR&ROBINM 09-18-408-003 $1,405.70

VANHORN,BRIAN 09-18-404-004 $1,904.63

VANLEEUWEN,MONTE 09-18-377-004 $667.02

ZIGLER,CRYSTAL 09-17-303-007 $932.04

I,Penny VanKampen, TreasurerandEx-OfficioCollectorofWhiteside CountyintheStateOfIllinois,do herebygivenoticethatIshallapplyto theCircuitCourt of the14thJudicialCircuit,WhitesideCounty,Illinois attheOctobertermthereofto beholden attheCountyDivision of the CircuitCourtofthe14thJudicialCircuitintheCountyOfficeBuilding inMorrisoninsaidCountyonthe28thdayofOctober,2022A.D. for judgmentagainsttheforegoingdescribedlandsandlots,fortheamount ofunpaidtaxesandspecialassessmentstogether withthepenalty and costdueseverallythereonfortheyear 2021,andbacktaxes,foran ordertoselltaxesonsaidlandsandlotsinsatisfactionthereof.

AndIalsogivenoticethatonthe 3rddayofNovember,allofsaid landsandlots forsaleinwhichanordershallbemadewillbeexposed topublicsaleatthesaidcountydivisionofthe CircuitCourtof the14th JudicialCircuit,inMorrisoninsaidCountyfortheamountoftaxes,specialassessments, penalty andcoststhereon.

Thesaidsalewillcommenceat1:00o’ clockp.m.,orassoon thereafteraspossible,onthe3rddayofNovember,2022and continuefrom dayto dayuntilallaresoldorforfeitedtothestateforwantbidders.No personshall be eligibletobid whodidnot registerwiththecounty collectoratleast10businessdayspriortothe firstday ofthesale.

Penny VanKampen,County Treasurer Ex-OfficioCollector

2022

LEGALNOTICEDELINQUENT TAXSALE

State ofIllinois,)

Whiteside County)

)SS

Thefollowingisalistoflandsandlotsinsaidcountyinwhichtaxesandspecialassessments remaindueandunpaidfortheyearof2021and previousyears.

Thecostsatthistimeare$10.00oneachassessment.After TaxSale,therewillbechargedandcollectedascostsoneachassessmentoflands and lotssoldtheamountoftendollars,anindemnityfeeoftwentydollars,andataxsaleautomationfeeoftendollars.AfterJune16,2022onthe firstinstallmentofalltaxesandafterSeptember01,2022onthesecondinstallmentofalltaxes,penaltywillbechargedandcollecteduntilpaidor forfeited. Partsorfractionsofamonthwillbeconsideredasamonth.

Lyndon

BARNETT,THOMAS&BETTY 15-15-176-008 $181.95

BOONSTRA, JAMES 15-15-306-002 $1,597.79

BOONSTRA, JAMEST&CONNIE15-15-306-001 $753.29

CORNSTUBBLE, ERVIN 16-06-100-006 $287.30

DEDINA, JOSH&ELISAMWOO 15-18-451-001 $3,259.34

DEETS, DARLENE 15-21-210-002 $2,259.65

ERI-LYN FARMSNC 46-06-400-001 $56.69

GRAZIANO, SALVATORE 15-21-211-006 $2,765.37

HALL, CHARLEST&KELLYJO 15-15-306-003 $305.76

HINES, CHARLES&LINDA 15-15-176-012 $322.14

JONES, SAM 15-15-305-004 $849.89

KRUGER, DESTINY 15-16-478-010 $1,348.17

LILLY, RODNEY 15-16-461-006 $1,243.65

LITTREL, LELANDM&LAVOND 15-16-452-002 $503.09

MILES, LUCASA&CALIJ 15-21-151-001 $995.65

MULL, JEFFREYG&KANDIL 15-16-463-006 $560.44

NIELSEN, TAMMY 15-16-486-007 $1,471.20

OSTEEN, JEANNE 15-16-478-004 $3,497.56

OSTEEN, JEANNE 15-15-351-002 $1,225.38

OSTEEN, JEANNE 15-15-351-001 $207.86

OSTEEN, JEANNEK&LACYL 15-16-477-001 $2,354.62

OSTEEN, JEANNEK&LACYL 15-16-477-002 $353.89

PEAVY,AARON&JESSILYNN 15-15-176-016 $257.06

REMLEY,CHRISTIAN 15-21-208-005 $862.97

REMLEY,CHRISTIAN 15-21-208-007 $197.58

RICHARDS, JAMIE 15-16-480-003 $699.66

RICHARDS, JAMIE 15-16-429-007 $197.58

SAWYER,SAMANTHA 15-16-462-002 $1,585.80

SHANER, BRANDON 15-15-328-007 $544.00

SHANER, TIMOTHYS& TAMMY 15-15-329-001 $179.58

TUCKER, TERRYW&KRISTAL 15-21-206-002 $1,676.58

ZARECOR, RONALDAETAL 16-05-200-001 $786.27

Prophetstown

ADAMS, CRAIG 15-32-477-009 $3,242.42

ANDERSON, BRADLEY&JESSIC15-32-277-007 $372.87

BENDER, LAWRENCE 21-04-106-020 $283.27

BOONSTRA, JAMEST&CONNIE15-29-451-001 $211.06

CHASTAIN,LINDA 21-04-133-004 $1,075.31

CHASTAIN,MICHAEL 21-04-133-008 $1,335.77

CRADY,ADAM&NICOLEM 21-33-200-013 $279.75

CRADY,ADAM&NICOLEM 21-33-200-014 $1,517.52

CROSSMAN, ANGELA 21-05-232-006 $581.70

DANN, STEVEN 15-29-451-041 $168.54

DEERING, DANIEL 21-36-200-008 $4,086.71

EGAN, AARONC&BILLIEJO 15-32-451-007 $47.60

EYRICH, DAVID 15-33-354-007 $593.64

FIEFFER, KELLE 21-05-300-001 $259.38

FIEFFER, KELLE 21-06-400-005 $263.27

FIEFFER, KELLE 21-05-300-002 $2,036.76

FIRST MIDWEALTHMGMTCOT21-05-230-023 $266.52

HINTON, RICHARD 15-32-482-013 $840.73

HUMMEL, MARK 21-04-102-008 $636.83

JAMES-REEDY,SHARON 21-18-200-001 $1,734.27

JAMES-REEDY,SHARON 21-18-100-003 $800.31

JAMES-REEDY,SHARON 21-18-100-001 $2,538.77

JAMES-REEDY,SHARON 21-17-300-003 $50.90

JAMES-REEDY,SHARON 15-33-151-003 $2,025.65

JAMES-REEDY,SHARON 21-18-400-003 $950.21

JAMES-REEDY,SHARON 21-18-400-001 $663.03

JAMES-REEDY,SHARON 21-18-200-002 $670.37

KALLENBACH, ARLENEMAE 21-05-229-009 $150.66

KINGDON, JAMIE 21-04-203-003 $584.36

LAWRENCE,JOANN 21-04-251-011 $1,983.61

MATHIS,CHRISTOPHERJ 21-05-228-010 $1,617.94

MCCLELLAND,JENNAM&NICH21-04-102-027 $1,146.48

MELODYCOMMUNICATIONSINFR21-04-278-002 $4,727.82

NIELSEN,MARLIN& TAMMYTH 15-33-358-002 $2,208.91

RASMUSSEN,MARY 15-33-378-007 $320.59

SELBYENTERPRISESLLC 21-04-136-004 $1,168.65

STOWELL,MARILYN 21-04-400-002 $667.72

STOWELL,MARILYN 21-04-400-003 $3,683.72

WADE,ALEXANDER 21-05-205-015 $814.10

WARREN,MARY 21-33-400-006 $1,265.67

WETZELL,BRIAN&RENEE 21-05-227-004 $1,672.36

WILLETT,VICTORIA 21-04-103-017 $1,263.21

ZSCHIESCHE,BRIAN 21-04-108-007 $2,653.60

Tampico

ANDERSON,ADAM 22-14-328-011 $879.86

BURGESS,REBECCAL&JACOB22-14-355-016 $940.51 FARGOROADSOLARLLC 22-17-200-005 $1,551.50

HOLLONBECK,KATHLEEN 22-20-300-005 $2,203.16

KETCHUM,KARLEY 22-22-228-013 $132.83

KOMES,BETTED&JERRYSAM 22-14-356-003 $621.34

LINDEN, LYLE 22-15-431-003 $641.66

LITTLE,MARJORIE 22-15-426-001 $1,594.66 MENDOZA,LINDA 22-14-309-010 $1,940.89 MICKLEY,STEVENL&PEGGY 22-29-100-010 $58.21 NEWMAN,MARK 22-21-300-002 $1,536.43 STEES,WILLIAMMCBROOM 22-22-228-010 $192.27 STEES,WILLIAMMCBROOM 22-22-228-009 $215.82 TURNER,THOMAS 22-22-227-004 $740.87 WETZELL,BRIAN 22-25-400-002 $3,397.01

I,Penny VanKampen, TreasurerandEx-OfficioCollectorof Whiteside CountyintheStateOfIllinois,dohereby givenoticethatIshallapplyto the Circuit Courtofthe14thJudicialCircuit, WhitesideCounty,Illinois attheOctobertermthereoftobe holdenattheCounty Division of the Circuit Courtofthe14thJudicialCircuitintheCounty OfficeBuilding in Morrisonin saidCountyonthe28thdayofOctober,2022A.D. for judgmentagainsttheforegoingdescribedlandsandlots,fortheamount ofunpaidtaxes and specialassessmentstogetherwiththepenaltyand cost due severallythereon fortheyear2021,and backtaxes,for an ordertoselltaxesonsaidlands and lotsinsatisfactionthereof.

AndIalsogivenoticethatonthe3rddayofNovember,allofsaid landsandlotsforsalein which anorder shallbe madewillbeexposed topublicsaleatthesaidcountydivisionoftheCircuitCourtofthe 14th JudicialCircuit,in Morrisoninsaid Countyfortheamountoftaxes,specialassessments,penalty and coststhereon.

Thesaidsalewillcommenceat1:00o’clockp.m.,or as soonthereafteraspossible,onthe3rddayofNovember,2022and continuefrom daytodayuntilallaresoldorforfeitedtothestateforwantbidders.No personshallbeeligibletobidwhodid not registerwiththecountycollectorat least10business dayspriortothe firstdayofthesale.

Penny VanKampen,County Treasurer Ex-Officio Collector

LEGALNOTICEDELINQUENT TAXSALE

StateofIllinois,) )SS

WhitesideCounty)

Thefollowingisalistoflandsandlotsinsaidcountyinwhichtaxesandspecialassessments remaindueandunpaidfortheyearof2021and previousyears.

Thecostsatthistimeare$10.00oneachassessment.After TaxSale,therewillbechargedandcollectedascostsoneachassessmentoflands andlotssoldtheamountoftendollars,anindemnityfeeoftwentydollars,andataxsaleautomationfeeoftendollars.AfterJune16,2022onthe firstinstallmentofalltaxesandafterSeptember01,2022onthesecondinstallmentofalltaxes,penaltywillbechargedandcollecteduntilpaidor forfeited.Partsorfractionsofamonthwillbeconsideredasamonth.

Fulton

ALBANY &FULTONOILINC 01-28-352-021 $5,596.17

ANDERSON, DEBRA 01-28-287-001 $873.55

ANDERSON, JOSHUA 01-28-182-001 $1,242.43

BARSEMA,ALANM& TAMMYJ 01-27-353-009 $85.43

BARSEMA,DAVIDA&KIMBERL 01-28-482-011 $52.78

BARSEMA,DAVIDA&KIMBERL 01-28-482-015 $1,656.35

BUIKEMA,GARYGETAL 01-28-329-005 $1,164.14

CASEY,RANDY 01-22-400-006 $2,836.01

CHERRY, THOMAS 01-33-128-003 $1,411.64

CHERRY, THOMAS 01-33-128-002 $313.62

COX,JONATHAN 01-28-334-002 $1,062.76

DAUGHERTY,JOHNLIII& TA 01-14-376-009 $2,879.09

DETERMANN,MATTHEWJ&LEA01-28-411-009 $826.95

DILLEY,DAVIDD&ANGELAR 01-28-403-001 $1,591.40

EASLEY,TYLER 01-11-400-006 $1,047.31

EASLEY,TYLER 01-11-400-026 $54.83

EDENS,ROBERT 01-28-179-004 $1,208.26

EDFORS,RONALDD&DEBRAL 01-01-176-007 $1,487.44

ENGELKENS,ROBERTD&SUSA01-28-333-002 $443.37

FUEHRING,DAWN 01-27-103-003 $3,674.71

FULTONCITYLODGENO189 01-28-160-010 $797.60

FULTONCITYLODGENO189 01-28-160-011 $950.90

GAZO,MICHAEL 01-28-405-003 $267.74

GAZO,MICHAEL 01-28-405-004 $2,657.53

HUIZENGA,NICHOLAS 01-28-285-004 $2,962.88

JANEPROPERTIESLLC 01-28-378-018 $2,825.58

JESSE55INC 01-27-152-001 $9,216.31

JONES, PATRICK 01-28-133-002 $1,425.18

JONES,ROBERT 01-28-434-007 $1,690.86

KNEREALESTATEINC 01-28-255-007 $1,966.85

LAW, RANDY 01-02-200-016 $1,307.18

MARCHANTCONTRACTINGINC01-28-132-010 $1,548.05

MARCHANTCONTRACTINGINC01-28-132-012 $207.70

MARCHANTCONTRACTINGINC01-28-132-009 $207.70

MAY, CHERYL 01-28-404-008 $1,364.36

MCFLEETSLLC 01-22-100-017 $4,756.20

MOOG,WILLIAML&TERESAJ 01-28-410-015 $726.21

MORINE,KEITHA&LUANNL 01-28-482-014 $434.82

MORINE,KEITHA&LUANNL 01-28-482-010 $31.95

MORINE,KEITHA&LUANNL 01-28-482-002 $1,046.72

NELSON,GERALDM&JANICE 01-28-381-001 $938.65

NEVAEH’STRUST 01-28-339-006 $1,083.04

PETERS,KATHLEEN 01-28-310-003 $1,872.90

PETTIT,DELANY 01-28-431-011 $1,501.73

ROJAS,GUILLERMO 01-22-200-006 $219.48

RYLAND,JEFFERY 01-28-305-003 $848.40

SAMSON, RYAN&KELLI 01-28-329-006 $563.99

SANDERS,MARIKAY 01-28-409-005 $251.49

SCHAFER,JAMES 01-11-400-015 $306.03

SCHULTHEIS,TIMOTHY 01-27-303-002 $4,104.79

SMCPROPERTIESLLC 01-28-451-001 $1,076.73

SMCRENTALPROPERTIESLLC 01-28-279-008 $3,008.34

TROTTER,MATTHEWW&KRIST01-28-376-006 $240.91

VANDELLEN,MICHAEL 01-28-402-003 $445.96

VIBELLC 01-27-152-004 $4,041.06

WEIRICK,MICHAEL 01-02-200-015 $603.20

WIERSEMA, WAYNE 01-28-168-001 $856.37

WRIGHT,RICHARD 01-28-451-011 $95.29

GardenPlain

BEIERMANN,TYLER 07-20-126-005 $211.17

BEIERMANN,TYLER 07-20-126-003 $1,182.25

BRISTER,BRENDA 07-09-300-002 $579.98

CRIMMINS,JAMES 07-10-300-016 $152.40

CRIMMINS,JAMES 07-10-300-012 $539.10

DELLIT,TODD 07-04-476-019 $610.02

DELLIT,TODD 07-04-476-018 $349.58

GENDREAU,JERRY 07-04-402-005 $77.28

HUFF, WANDA 07-03-403-011 $4,433.09

JACKLEY,ROBERTG&JERRIE 07-22-227-007 $475.63

KNOTT,JUSTIND&EMILYM 07-04-126-010 $306.00

MITCHELL,SAMANTHAJ&ADA 07-14-377-001 $817.92

MITCHELL,SCOTTCHARLES 07-03-351-002 $106.34

SCHULTHEIS,TIMOTHY 07-09-300-001 $1,488.46

SNYDER,SCOTT 07-21-200-002 $7,513.98

TEMPLE,CATHERINE 07-26-400-002 $431.93

TEMPLE,CATHERINE 07-26-400-005 $1,355.11

TEMPLE,CATHERINE 07-26-400-003 $180.90

TENNEY,JUSTINA& PATIENC 07-23-101-007 $163.39

VANKAMPEN,RICK 07-17-476-003 $787.36

WESTERHOF,JAMES 07-23-101-003 $1,655.27

Albany

APOSTOLOS,BRIAN 06-24-357-012 $2,903.58

BAILEY,TERRYLEESR 06-25-152-001 $1,169.60

FOREE,RHONDA 12-24-100-007 $266.22

HOEFT,THOMAS 06-24-476-009 $396.13

MANON,KEVINM&KAYLAI 06-24-357-005 $1,769.59

PERKINS,DONNA 06-24-379-006 $1,919.61

PERKINS,DONNA 06-24-379-005 $64.42

QUNAJ,XHEMIL 06-24-354-005 $1,005.14

QUNAJ,XHEMIL 06-24-354-004 $234.27

STOVER,RICK 12-24-200-003 $32.57

I,Penny VanKampen, TreasurerandEx-OfficioCollectorofWhiteside CountyintheStateOfIllinois,do herebygivenoticethatIshallapplyto theCircuitCourt of the14thJudicialCircuit,WhitesideCounty,Illinois attheOctobertermthereofto beholden attheCountyDivision of the CircuitCourtofthe14thJudicialCircuitintheCountyOfficeBuilding inMorrisoninsaidCountyonthe28thdayofOctober,2022A.D. for judgmentagainsttheforegoingdescribedlandsandlots,fortheamount ofunpaidtaxesandspecialassessmentstogether withthepenalty and costdueseverallythereonfortheyear 2021,andbacktaxes,foran ordertoselltaxesonsaidlandsandlotsinsatisfactionthereof.

AndIalsogivenoticethatonthe 3rddayofNovember,allofsaid landsandlots forsaleinwhichanordershallbemadewillbeexposed topublicsaleatthesaidcountydivisionofthe CircuitCourtof the14th JudicialCircuit,inMorrisoninsaidCountyfortheamountoftaxes,special assessments, penalty andcoststhereon.

Thesaidsalewillcommenceat1:00o’ clockp.m.,orassoon thereafteraspossible,onthe3rddayofNovember,2022and continuefrom dayto dayuntilallaresoldorforfeitedtothestateforwantbidders.No personshall be eligibletobid whodidnot registerwiththecounty collectoratleast10businessdayspriortothe firstday ofthesale.

Penny VanKampen,County Treasurer Ex-OfficioCollector

LEGALNOTICEDELINQUENT TAXSALE

State ofIllinois,) )SS

Whiteside County)

Thefollowingisalistoflandsandlotsinsaidcountyinwhichtaxesandspecialassessments remaindueandunpaidfortheyearof2021and previousyears.

Thecostsatthistimeare$10.00oneachassessment.After TaxSale,therewillbechargedandcollectedascostsoneachassessmentoflands and lotssoldtheamountoftendollars,anindemnityfeeoftwentydollars,andataxsaleautomationfeeoftendollars.AfterJune16,2022onthe firstinstallmentofalltaxesandafterSeptember01,2022onthesecondinstallmentofalltaxes,penaltywillbechargedandcollecteduntilpaidor forfeited. Partsorfractionsofamonthwillbeconsideredasamonth.

Newton

HOVEY,JEANNE 13-30-200-005 $707.78

HOVEY,JUSTINM&NOELC 13-24-127-012 $584.74

KAECKER, JOYCE 13-07-100-006 $2,979.47

NAFTZGER, THERESAANNETA13-16-100-003 $985.48

NAFTZGER, THERESAANNETA13-08-100-001 $3,143.70

Fenton

BLASDELL, GINGER 14-03-300-009 $1,711.94

BLASDELL, MARK 14-04-400-003 $53.06

FARROW,STANLEY 14-17-300-009 $4,149.68

GUSSE, MONTYLEE 14-14-200-005 $2,609.94

HARTY,KELLY 14-30-400-019 $382.35

HERSCHBERGER, GARY 14-35-100-004 $1,083.84

JAMES-REEDY,SHARON 14-31-152-011 $61.16

JAMES-REEDY,SHARON 14-31-176-001 $536.56

JAMES-REEDY,SHARON 14-31-126-001 $350.25

JAMES-REEDY,SHARON 14-31-101-002 $250.07

JAMES-REEDY,SHARON 14-30-400-012 $265.19

JAMES-REEDY,SHARON 14-31-200-002 $388.34

JOHNSON, JOHN 14-28-100-003 $2,473.07

KREUGER, GLENN 14-35-100-008 $86.39

RHOADS, ROGER 14-10-353-006 $295.87

RHOADS, ROGER 14-10-353-004 $202.05

RHOADS, ROGER 14-10-380-002 $139.14

RHOADS, ROGER 14-10-381-012 $57.87

WEAVER,CHASE 14-10-377-002 $926.23

WEBSTER, TODD 14-26-400-012 $1,401.86

Erie

2 MANENTERPRISESLLC 20-07-130-021 $2,425.49

ALLS, JOHNMYRON 19-01-426-010 $1,374.43

BOMLENY,DAVIDW&STACYM 20-07-204-011 $716.51

DUNCAN, MARKGARY 20-06-454-005 $2,393.77

HANLON, CHRISTOPHER&ALLY19-02-279-005 $1,089.44

MANALO, GWILLIAM 20-07-130-001 $2,091.04

PYSE, VERNONJOHN&RJERE 20-06-477-006 $3,307.43

RICHARDSON, NANCY 20-07-251-024 $1,900.13

RICK, APRIL 20-07-230-008 $2,118.33

SNYDER, LILLIAN 20-06-176-004 $1,997.15

SNYDER, LILLIAN 20-06-176-003 $319.53

STEELE, STEVE 20-06-478-008 $555.55

VROMAN, RENEE 20-06-381-005 $622.98

WEAVER,AUSTIN 20-07-228-008 $1,784.60

WEAVER,AUSTIN

20-06-476-007 $175.78

WEAVER,AUSTIN 20-06-476-005 $1,471.79

WEIMER,GLEN 19-01-176-002 $1,474.09

Portland

BOWSER,JOHN&ALYSSAREA 20-33-451-001 $620.03

HEMMINGER,HAROLD& WANDA14-36-300-004 $176.43

HUMMEL,DORISESTATE 20-12-200-002 $597.91

JAMES-REEDY,SHARON 20-13-200-005 $26.05

MATTSON,PEGGY&RODNEY 20-33-451-005 $2,292.64 RYAN,DANIEL 20-17-200-006 $1,609.87

I,Penny VanKampen, TreasurerandEx-OfficioCollectorofWhiteside CountyintheStateOfIllinois,do herebygivenoticethatIshallapply to theCircuitCourt of the14thJudicialCircuit,WhitesideCounty,Illinois attheOctobertermthereofto beholden attheCountyDivision of the CircuitCourtofthe14thJudicialCircuitintheCountyOffice Building inMorrisoninsaidCountyonthe28thdayofOctober,2022A.D. for judgmentagainsttheforegoingdescribedlandsandlots,fortheamount ofunpaidtaxesandspecialassessmentstogether withthepenalty and costdueseverallythereonfortheyear2021,andbacktaxes,foran ordertoselltaxesonsaidlandsandlotsinsatisfaction thereof.

AndIalsogivenoticethatonthe3rddayofNovember, allofsaid landsandlotsforsalein whichan ordershallbemadewillbeexposed topublicsaleatthesaidcountydivisionofthe CircuitCourtof the14th JudicialCircuit,inMorrisoninsaidCountyfortheamountoftaxes,specialassessments, penalty andcoststhereon.

Thesaidsalewillcommenceat1:00o’clockp.m.,orassoonthereafteraspossible,onthe3rddayofNovember,2022andcontinuefrom dayto dayuntilallaresoldorforfeitedtothestateforwantbidders.No personshall be eligibletobid whodidnot registerwiththecounty collectoratleast10busines sdayspriortothe firstdayofthe sale.

Penny VanKampen,County Treasurer Ex-OfficioCollector

JACOBBOESEN

Born: April21,1950inRockFalls,IL

Died: September27,2022inArlington,VA

JacobL.Boesen (Jake)passedaway peacefullyattheage of72onSeptember 27,2022inArlington, VA.surroundedbyhis lovingwifeandchildren,losinghisshort battlewithcancer.

JakewasoneofelevenchildrenborntoKennethandHelenBoesen,inRockFalls,Illinois. Heissurvivedbythreebrothers,Jim(Karen) fromSterlingIL,Joe“Larry”fromRochelle, IL,Tom(Rhonda)fromIndianapolisIN,two sistersAnnBoesenMarcifromBolingbrook, IL,andTeresaDaviesfromNorthEdwards, CA.Hewasprecededindeathbyhisparents, twobrothersKenandBill,andthreesisters MaryKayZinanni,JoanneBoesenandMarian Boesen.

Theepitomeofapatriot,heselflessly dedicatedhislifetoprotectingournation, servingover53yearsofcombinedmilitary andfederalservice.JakeenlistedintheAir Forcein1969,serving20yearsonactive duty,includingoneCombatDeployment

toVietnam,beforeretiringattherankof SeniorMasterSergeantin1990.Asacivilian contractorheprovidedover30yearsof serviceasaCounter-Terrorismspecialist followedbyoperationalsupporttotheGlobal WaronTerror.Hecontributedtosomeofthe nation’smostmonumentalsuccessesduring theWaronTerror,formallyrecognizedby theIntelligenceCommunitywithaPrestige ServiceAward.

OfmostimportancetoJakewashisrole asafatherandhusband.In2007hemet theloveofhislifeMonique,cementingtheir loveforoneanotherin2009.Hespentthe remainingyearsofhislifeintruehappiness pursuinghispassionsbutmostofallbuilding memorieswithhislovingwife,children,and grandchildren.Heleavesbehindhiswife Monique,sixchildren,Craig,Kelly,JacobJr. (Rebecca)Rhett(Nerissa),Evin,Stephanie, andfourgrandchildren.

Aviewingserviceisscheduledfor15&16 October2022inArlington,VA.Pleasesee FacebookfortheprivategroupJacobBoesen MemorialDetailsformoreinformation.Funeralwillbeheldin2023atArlingtonNational Cemetery,furtherdetailsatalaterdate.

“Peoplesleeppeaceablyintheirbedsat nightonlybecauseroughmenstandreadyto doviolenceontheirbehalf”–GeorgeOrwell

Il linois Supreme Cour t just ice feat ured at Whiteside County Ba r Associat ionjoint meet ing

ROC K FALL S– Ill ino is Supreme CourtJusticeLisaHolderWhitewas thekeynotespeakerforajointmeetinghostedbytheWhitesideCounty Bar Association on Thursdayatthe McCormickEventCenter.

Member s oftheWh iteside,Le e, Ogle , Roc k Islandan d Stephenson Countybarassociationswere in attendance.

Se ve ra l membersofth e Illi nois AppellateCourtandmanylocal circuitjudgesalsoattended.

The eventwas organized bySter lingattorneyTrentBushofWard, Murray,Pace&Johnson.

NEWSBRIEFS

Cemeter y cleanup in Prophetstown

RiversideCemeterystaffhave requestedallgravesitedecorationsbe removedbySaturday,Oct.15,inpreparationforthewinterseason.

Winterdecorationsmaybeplaced beginningTuesday,Nov.1.

CAROYLLEEBUSH

Born: May15,1941

Died: October2,2022

inherseniorplay“It’saGreatLife”.Graduatingin1959,shewentontoattendMacMurrayCollegeinJacksonville,IL.

CaroylLeeBush (neeBeckstrom), age81,passedaway peacefullysurrounded byfamilyonSunday, October2,2022.

Caroylissurvivedby herlovingchildren, Bradley(MichaelPatton)Bush,Stephanie (John)Hosman,Gary“JR”Bush,andCaroyl “Coco”(Rob)Hollis;grandchildren,Landon Hosman,TylerHosman,MitchellHosman, JacksonHosman,JaynaHosman,Jaclyn (Paul)Sanfilippo,andLydiaHollis.

Sheisprecededindeathbyherparents,Lee (Poppy)andFrancis(neeJames)Beckstrom; sisterMaryPritchard;nephewJeffreyEarl; andnieceTheresaGrams.

BorninErie,IL,May15,1941,whereshe livedthemajorityofherchildhood;although, thefamilyalsolivedashorttimeinNevada asherfatherandmotherservedthewar effortduringWW2.Shewasamemberofthe 4-Hclub,anaccomplishedequestrian,and award-winningbarrelracerwithherbeloved horseCheeko.AttendingErieHighSchoolshe wasabandmajorette,cheerleader,andcast

CaroylmovedtoNewLenoxin1966where sheraisedherfamilyandlivedfor56-years. ShewasemployedbyMobilChemicalinthe positionoftheNationalAccountCoordinator, retiringafter30-yearsofdedicatedservice.

Caroylwasactivelyinvolvedinherchurch, Lincoln-WayChristianChurch,andenjoyed servinghercommunitythroughthem.Known as“GrandmaCaroyl”tomanyofthecongregationandchildrenfollowingherinvolvement withboththeMother’sDayOut(MDO)and CarpenterShopprograms.

Sheverymuchenjoyedspendingfreetime doingcrosswordpuzzles.Mostofall,she enjoyedbeingafriend,mother,andgrandmotherandlovedspendingtimewithher childrenandgrandchildreninwhosehearts shewillberemembered,cherishedandloved.

AcelebrationofCaroyl’slifewillbeheldon October22ndat11:00amatLincoln-Way ChristianChurch,690E.IllinoisHighway, NewLenoxillinois60451.Inlieuofflowers pleasemakeanydonationsinCaroyl’sname toLincoln-WayChristianChurch.

Hikethe Hennepin Canal on Oct . 16

TheFriendsoftheCanalareholding theirmonthlyHiketheCanaloutingon Sunday,Oct.16.Thismonth’shikewill befromLock17toBridge6.Thehikeis 3.2mileslongandhasbeennamedthe “WoodDuck.”

BETHR.LAURITZEN

Born: April30,1962inGeneseo,IL Died: October6,2022inProphetstown,IL

BethRenaeLauritzen, 60ofProphetstown, diedThursday, October6,2022ather homesurroundedby herfamily. Bethwasbornon April30,1962in Geneseo,Illinois,thedaughterofDarrelland Nancy(Jacobs)Greenwood.Shemarried RobertLauritzenonMay6,1994inMorrison. Bethwasacaretakerandworkedatinhome care.Shewasahardworkerandenjoyed

DANIELE. OTTENS

DanielE.Ottens, 83, of Fulton,IL, passedon 10/05/2022

Arrangementsentrusted to Bosma-Renkes FuneralHome, Fulton,IL. Additionalinformation:www.bosmarenkes.com.

Theeventwasthe official kickoff tothelisteningtouroftheIllinois StateBarAssociation’sSpecialCommitteeonServingLawyersinRural Practices.

Bushisamemberofthatcommittee , whic h ischairedbyMattoon attorneyAngelWawrzynek.Rory Weiler,presiden t oftheISBA , an d membersoftheRuralPracticeInitiativealsoappeared.

Thegroup ischargedwithexaminingandmaking recommendations on ho w be stISBAcan servethe needsoflawyers practicing inrural areas.

HikerswillmeetatLock17at

1:30p.m.tobeshuttledtoBridge6to beginthehike.TheturnoffforLock17is locatedaboutamileeastofWyaneton Routes6and34.TurnsouthoffRoutes 6and34onto1600E,thenwestonto 1410Nandsouthonto1550E.

Youdonotneedtobeamemberof theFriendstojoinusonanyofthe hikes.Thereisnofeeforthehikes. Comeandjoininthefunandbringa friend.Pleasedressweatherappropriately.

Formoreinformation,contactEd Herrmannathikes@friends-hennepin-canal.orgor815-664-2403orvisit www.friends-hennepin-canal.org.

watchingandfeedingthebirds.Mostofall, Bethlovedspendingtimewithherfamily.

Survivorsinclude,herhusband,Robert;her children,LisaLargeofTampico,Justin (Haley) LauritzenofPrinceton,MeganBuckleyof Tampico,andLaura(David)GibbonsofTampico;onesister,KristyEdwards;onebrother, Tim(Bonnie)Greenwood;andthirteen grandchildren.

Shewasprecededindeathbyherparents andonesister,DonnaGibson.

Cremationriteshavebeenaccorded.A gatheringoffamilyandfriendswillbeheldon Friday,October14,2022from5:00-7:00P.M. attheMcDonaldFuneralHomeinProphetstown.

Foronlinecondolences,pleasevisit:www. mcdonaldfuneralhomes.com.

Er ie,Dixon airpor ts winIDOTA ir port of theYea rawa rd s

ByKATHLEENA.SCHULTZ kschultz@shawmedia.com

ErieAirpar ka nd D ixonMunici pa l Airport wereamongonlysixstatewide to besingledou ta sI llinoisDepart men tofT ranspor tati on 2022airports of t heyearattheIllinoisPubli cA ir ports Associationfallconferencein Galena.

ErieAirpark,8689StarRoad,was na me dP rivateAirportoftheYear. Si nc e1 999,it’sbeenownedbyJim Robinsonandhiswifeof56years,Sue. It ishomebasefortheIllowaSport FlyersClub

Ji mR obinso n ,al ig ht sportspilot andformerflyinginstructor,wassur prised an dd elighte db y therecog ni tion.

“Wetakealotof prideinour prop erty,” Robinsonsaid,addingtheair park hasall kindsof activitiesinclud ing picnics,bonfires,clubmeetings andevents.

“I t’ sn otju st ap lac et op ar ky ou r plane.Wereallyencouragetheguysto be flying. We’ve beenbus ys inc et he day weboughtit.Wejustlovethe ad venture,”Robinso ns aid.“We ’re ve r ya ctive ,a ndtha ta ctivi ty iswh at the statelikestosee.”

Th ea irp ar k,FF Ai dentifi er 3H5 ,

NEWSBRIEF

Coxdescendants gather for48threunion

Descendants ofClayandFloranceCox gatheredSept. 11fortheir48threunionat the homeofPeterRebenarinPortByron. There were40familymembersandone guest, KatherineTeneyofPortByron.

Attendingfromthefarthestdistance was DannyMartinfromAshlandCity, Tennessee, andtheclosestwasPeter Rebenar ofPortByron.Theoldestfamily memberattendingwasAnneJohnson, 90, fromErie.TheyoungestwasEzra Fredrick fromBeloit,Wisconsin.

PhotoprovidedbyJimRobinson,ownerofErieAirpark

Erie Airpark ,8689StarRoad, isthe2022Private Airport oftheYear.Since 1999, it ’s been owned by Jimand SueRobinsonand itis thehomebase forthe IllowaSpor tFlyer sClub.

hasa 2,300-footgrassrunwaystripand 30 hang ars,only two ofwhic ha re emptyatthemoment

It’sthecamaraderie,however,that makesthepublic-usepar ksos pecial, Robinsonsaid.

FindErieAirparkorJimRobinson on Facebook tolearnmore.

Winnerswerechosenbasedonthe facility’saccomplishments,including

anoutstandingpartnershipwithIDOT and astrong commitmenttocustomer safety andsatisfaction, IDOTsaidina newsreleaseannouncingtheawards. Cooperationandcoordinationwith thestate,safetyrecords,maintenance of the fa cilityandpromotionofavia ti onandeducationalevents wer ef ac torsconsidered.

“Avi at ionisvitaltoourstate’s

economyand ap illar o fo urmu lti modalsystemthatmakesustheNorth America nt ra nsportat ion hu bwea re today,”IllinoisT ransp ortationS ecre taryO merO sman said inther el ease. “Ouraviation partnerssupport avariety ofindustri es an dm ake numerous contributionstoenhancethequa lit y oflifein Illinois.Weprese n tt hes e aw ardsasto kensofrec og nitionand gratitude for theirefforts.”

Theotherrecipients wer et heCen tralIllinoisRegional AirportinBloomington-Normal,PrimaryAirportofthe Year;DuPageAirportin WestChicago, RelieverAirportofthe Year ;Greater KankakeeAirport,GeneralAviatio n Airportof t heYear(runw a yg reater than5, 000 feet);andAbbVieHeliport inNorthChicago,Heliport oftheYear.

Il linoi sish ometo100public-use airport sa ndheliports, w it hn earl y 3,000 aircraftregistered with the FederalAviationAdministration.

Thesystemofairportssupports morethan492,000jobs,with ac om bin ed pay rol lof$ 21.9 bi llion an da totaleconomicimpactof$95.4billion. Acrossthestate,therearemoretha n 70 0a viationfacilit ie s,includin gh eli ports,ballo o n,gliderandultra-ligh t landingfacili ti es ,a ndgras sl anding strips,accordingtotherelease

Out-of-statefamilymembersattendingwereDaveandFayHaan,Cable,Wisconsin;RyanandKylieFredrick,Beloit, Wisconsin;andDannyMartinfromAshlandCity,Tennessee.Otherfamilies werefromColona,RockIsland,Bloomington,Erie,PortByron,Rochelle,Rockford,Milan,Geneseo,AuroraandEast Moline.

Apotluck,plentyoffunandconservationwasenjoyedbythoseattending. Thisyear’shostswerePeterRebenar, HelenRebenarandSarahJones.Next year’shostswillbe Chip andKarnaWood.

From comfor ters to furniture to seasonal décor to vintage glass, Windmill Antiques Etc. in Fulton hasa variety of vintagehomedecorand unique antique s for ever y household and budget.

Wind mi ll Antiques Et c. opens in downtown Fu lton

BySARAHFORD ForShawMedia

A prime location,a newlyrestored buildinganddecadesofcollectinghas inspired a retired coupleto set up an an tiquessh op indowntownFulton Joe andLoisSpencerofMorrisonofficiallyopenedWindmill AntiquesEtc. du rin g Fal l Fes t onSaturday,Oct.1, and havebeenmovingtheirqualit y vintagemerchandisesince.

Theshopfeaturesfurniture,linens, crocks, Pyrex,Fentonglassware , quilts,comforters,toys,seasonaland shabby chicitems,andbringsanother

antiquingdestinat io n tothedown town Wit h Fulton’sDeImmigrant windmil l visiblefromthestorefront , thenamepayshomagetothecommunity’sDutchheritage.

TheSpencershavebeencollectin g treasuresfornearly30yearsandenjoy spendingthe ir timeatestatean d garagesales.They’realwaysexpandingtheirpersonalcollectionsandhave pickedupanabundanceofPyrex kitchenwar e, antiquesand m iscellaneousitemsal ongtheway.Joealso seeksoutfurnituretofreshenupwith anewpaintjob,sotheshophasbecome anoutletforbothoftheirhobbies.

Thecouplespentmostoftheirlives livinginThomson,whereLoisworked forth e ThomsonandWestCarroll SchoolDistrict f or28years.Jo e workedatDuPo nt inClintonfo r 44 years.Afterretiring,theymovedabit southanddecidedtomake th eir antiquinghobbyintosomethingmore. Findingand sharingelements ofvin tageAmericaseemedanidealwayto enjoytheirgoldenyears.

Theshopalsois a wayforfamily memberstospendmoretimetogether. TheirdaughterJenniferMcGinnis, daughter-in-la w Ann a Spencerand granddau ght ersKati e McGinnisan d

Laure n Spencerare b ringingtheir helpinghandstotheshopandtakin g on a varietyofta sk s to s upportth e couple’sdream.They’reallexcitedto beapartofFulton’sdowntowndistrict asitcontinuestogrow.

“Th e widevarietyofantiquesan d collectibles maketheirstoreunique,” McGinnissaid.“Thereisreallysomethingforeveryone.”

WindmillAntiquesInc.islocatedat 1007Fourt h St.inFulton Hour s ar e 2 to 4 p.m.Wednesdays,11a.m.to 4 p.m. T hursd a ysandFridays and 1 1a.m.to 2 p.m.Saturdays.Call81 5718-1594formoreinformation.

Raising Hope

RaisingHope, a nonprof itin Erie that suppor ts foster childrenand familie s, hosted a bags/cornhole tournament on Sunday, Oct. 2, at Heritage Park in Erie. Pictured are some ofthe tournament players whocompeted for prizes and enjoyeda meal at the parkaf terward.

Follow “Raising Hope, Erie” on social media for the organization’s updates and other upcoming events

Jennifer McGinnis (left) has beenhelping her parents, Joe andLois Spencer,with their new business

Antique

St.in Fulton Theshop of

Fulton’sFall

PhotosbySarahFordforShawMedia

1962: Fu lt on resident s get free X-rays du ring ca mpaign to fight TB

60Years Oct.10,1962

446Fult onresidents had fr eeche st X-raysduring a three-day visitbythe mobileX-rayunit.TheX-raycampaign tofindeveryunknowncaseoftuberculosi s intheareaissponsoredbythe WhitesideCountyMedicalSociety,the Whi tesideCo untyTub erculosisAsso ciationand theIllinois Departmentof Health,DivisionofTBControl.

Younghoodlumswereheadedinto Fu lt on fr om C li nton,butwhe n they reachedtheFultonside,theywere defeated by sta tehi ghwaypa tr olm e n, countypeaceofficersandFulton policemenandfiremen Thefirehose wascalledintoplaytoforcetheunruly crowdbackintoLyons.Manybottles, rocks,sticksandstoneswerethrownat theFultonofficer s andfi re truckand manyofth e mi ss ile s struckth e fire truck.

50Years Oct.11,1972

Fulto n ElectricandRefrigeratio n adver tisedan aut omatic dryer for $174.95.Sikkema’sApplianceandFloor Coveri ngsa dvertise d anautoma tic washerand electri c dryerat$350fo r thepair.

YOURHEALTH

M is s Sandra Wierse m a, Fulton’s Miss Flame of 1972, will compete in the district contest at Tampico for the title of Miss Blac khawk. There will be 20 contestants representing e ach fire departmentintheBlackhawkdistrict.

40Years Oct.13,1982

Robert Lockhart, a third-generation m embe r of a pi o n eer Fulton family, died Sunday evening at his home. Also, Haro ld Shear, a lif elong r esiden t of Fulton and a leader in many commu nity organizations, died at Jane Lamb Hospital.

For the third year in a row, JV golfers won the Three RiversConfe rence championship . JV golfer s includ e Terr y Walt ers , Don W ebs ter, B rian W eber , Sc ott W ie r sema , Kurt H eun, S co t t Fo r res t an d Sc ott Webs ter For th e sec ond t im e i n St ea m er s h is tor y, Fulton varsity golfers won the Illinois Cl as s A reg i o na l c h ampi o n sh i p Varsity golfers incl ude Dan Kettler,John Tiesman, Scott Toleski, Tim Holl, Mike TharpandMarkSchrader.

30Years Oct.7,1992

Joseph Woith , wh o ha s served as

Fulton’s city administrator for the past four years, has agreed to accept a sec ond term as president of the Kiwanis Cl ub. O th e rs e lected incl ud e Mich ae l Kram er, v ice pr esid ent; Gera ld Hill , secretary; Joseph Clarkson, treasurer; Jam es Boldt,past preside nt; an d Carl Conover, Robert Dykema and Dr. Wil liamWilkin,directors.

Ji m an d An ne Ba l k of Fu l to n received an awards plaque and a recent Winne r’s Circ le week end i n Du b uq ue as on e of th e t op d ealer s fo r DeK alb Plant Genetics. The award is based on serviceto customers,sales volumeand increasesinseedorders.

20Years Oct.9,2002

NicoleWood s and R.J. C offe y were ele cte d qu ee n and k in g fo r th e Ho me co ming f es ti viti es at Fult on H ig h School . KentHammer,representing the Fulton Chamber of Commerce, presented t he hono red coupl e wit h king an d qu e en tr op hies w he n t he y we r e introducedatthegame.

The Fulton Community Fund is continuing its 2002-03 campaign. Residents andbusinessesare beingcontacted to help meet the goal of $45,950. Five more agencies being supported by the Com

The process of cleansingda maged cells in the bodyis discussed

BySTEPHEND.HARRISON,M.D.

Autophagyistheprocess the body uses tohelpcleanseitselffromworn-outor damagedcells.Sometime s theprocess inv ol ve s recyclin g theoldcomponents Theterm autophagy,whichmeansself-eating,derivesfromGreekterminology. Whilethe processwas discoveredinthe 1960s,itwas notuntiljusta fewyearsago thatitwasawarde d theNobelPrize becauseofthemanyimplicationsfor humanbeings.

Becausetheprocessisingeneraldesir able,scientists have soughtwaystoinduce thisprocessnaturally.Theprocessca n helpheartdiseasebyreducingitasmuch as75%.Italsomayhelp hypertension. Diabetesandarthritishaveshownimprovement.Even cancerhasshown improve mentbythisprocess Thebodyhas regulatory enzymesthathelpcontrolthese conditionsandeventheaging process.

Whenthewrongenzymesareturned on,theprocessofautophagyissuppressed TheNo. 1 waytodothisisbyeating too much food. Fastinghas beenshowntohave a positivebenefitforthis processbyhelp

ingtoremovedamaged proteinsand other metabolic garbage.

Thereare a varietyofothe r way s to accomplishthisprocessoffasting.Exercise isoneofthose keyelements.Thenatural productcurcuminalsohasbeenshown to hav ea verypositivebenefit.Ther e is a powerful antioxidantknown asluteolin thathasbeenbeneficial.Foodsthatare rich inluteolininclude celery,artichokes, oregano,oliveoil,broccoli,spinach,beets and rosemary.Propolisisanothersource ofluteolinandcomes fromtheresinthat beesusetomake theirhoneycombs Supplements areavailableinpowderandpill form . Anothe r supplementtheChinese have usedisGynostemma Pentaphyllum. Thisisoften madeinto a teaand has been associatedwith longevity.

Scientistshavewarned about overdoing someofthemeasures aboveincluding too muchexerciseandpossiblytoomuchfasting. Paradoxically they evenhavesome studies aboutinhibiting autophagyaspart ofthecancertreatment. Ingeneral,though, autophagy shouldbeviewedas a veryposi tiveway that natureemploystoremoveits debris

NEWSBRIEFS

Albany St . Patrick Catholic to host spaghetti dinner

St PatrickCatholicChurchwill holditsannualspaghettidinnerfrom 4to7p.m.Saturday,Oct.15.

Themenuincludesall-you-can-eat spaghetti,tossedsalad,French bread,beverageandicecream.Cost is$12foradultsand$5forchildren ages5to12.Childrenyoungerthan5 arefree.Carryoutsareavailable.

Thechurchislocatedat1201N. BluffSt.,Albany.

First Presbyterian to serve free drive-up meals

FirstPresbyterianChurchofMorrisonwillserveaFreeCommunity Drive-UpMealfrom5to6:30p.m.(or untilfoodrunsout).Achilidinnerwill beservedThursday,Oct.13.

Driveupto300N.GeneseeSt. andpleasestayinyourvehicle.

Call815-772-3510orsearchthe “firstpresmorrison”grouponFacebookformoreinformation.

Menu forThe Table at CrossView Church

TheTable,afreecommunitymeal,

munit y FundareRiverBendSeni or CitizensBus , FultonCubScou t Pac k 342, BigBrothers/Big Si sters,Clint on YWCAandClintonYMCA.

10Years

Oct.10,2012

WyattSherman,a 9-yearoldatFul tonElementarySchool,became a hero tohisfamily.Thefamilyofeight and dogescapedinjurywhentheir home wen t upinflames.Wyatt went upstairstogetsomethingandhesaw a redlightandsmok e coming from unde r thelaundr y roomdoor.He went backtotellthefamilyandhis mom called911.Because ofWyatt’slessons duringFirePre vent i on Weeks, he knewjustwhathadtobedone.He was presentedanawardforhisheroi sm fromLeoGeerts , Alban y Fir e Chief , an d BoydVanDellen,Fulton Deputy FireChief.

UnityChristia n Schoo l inFulto n hirednewteachers.TheyareMissJes sica Hartman,Mrs.KristenCounihan, Mrs.Rhonda Wade,Mrs.BrendaOos terhous e andMrs.NicoleKotma n. A new principal, Mr ChrisPluister, has beenhired Mr.Pl uiste r hasbee n teachingatUnitysince2007,but now hasthePre-K-12principaltitle.

iseachWednesdayatCrossView Church,70314thAve.inFulton.Servingisfrom5:30p.m.to6:15p.m. Oct.12:Barbecueonabun,chips, Jell-Ocups,assorteddesserts Oct.19:Bakedpotatoeswithbutter,chili,cheeseorbroccoli;tossed saladanddressings,Dumpcake Oct.26:Chickennoodlesoupwith crackers,peanutbutterandjelly sandwiches,assorteddesserts Nov.2:Grilledhotdogs,cheesy potatoes,corn,brownies

TheTablemealsareserved throughMay.

Vendors needed for Fall Pop-Up and Farmers Market

TheMorrisonChamberofCommercewillbehostingaFallPop-Up andFarmersMarketfrom4to7p.m. Thursday,Oct.20,onGenesee Street, northandsouthofMainStreet.

Crafts,apparel,foodandfarmers vendorscansignupfora10-foot-by10-footspacefor$20.Paymentwill becollectedthedayofthemarket butsignupisopennowthroughthe MorrisonChamberwebsiteoron theirFacebookpage.

POLICE/FIREREPORTS

Morrison police Citations

Sept. 30

KennethC.Brainerd,48,Morrison, speeding

KyleO.Reimers,35,Eldridge,Iowa, improper useofelectronicdevice

TimothyJ.Deter,73,Morrison,speeding

ShariL.Giffin,43,Morrison,speeding

ChristopherJ.Ramirez,48,Morrison, suspended registrationandoperating uninsured motorvehicle

JoelE.Kable,52,NewLondon,Wisconsin, speeding

Oct. 1

StephanieJ.Milnes,42,Morrison, speeding

KatherineYeager,30,Morrison, improper useofelectronicdevice

MarkJ.McDonnell,53,Morrison, speeding

Oct. 2

KennethJ.Housenga,63,Dixon, speeding

KollinJ.Koser,20,Sterling,speeding

SandraF.Kappes,48,Sterling, improper useofelectronicdevice

Oct. 5

HelenM.Marsh, 57,RockFalls, speeding JuvenileMale,16,Morrison,improper backing

Oct. 6

LawrenceJ.Perry,65,Dubuque,Iowa, speeding

Fultonpolice

Oct. 1

QuintonL.MorhardtofClinton,Iowa, wascitedforspeedinginthe1000block of10thAvenue.Hewasreleasedwitha promisetocomply.

Oct. 2

JosephP.JohnsonofPolowascited fordisobeyingastopsigninthe400 blockof14thAvenue.Hewasreleased withapromisetocomply.

Oct. 3

Ajuveniledriverwascitedforspeedinginthe1300blockof14thAvenue.The juvenilewasreleasedwithapromiseto comply.

Oct. 4

AlyssaL.CaraballoofMorrisonwas citedforspeedinginthe1200blockof EighthAvenue.Shewasreleasedwitha promisetocomply.

Oct. 5

LonnieJ.DykemaofFultonwascited forspeedinginthe200blockofMain Street.Hewasreleasedwithanoticeto appear.

CelesteM.VandermeerofLombard wascitedforspeedinginthe100block of14thAvenue.Shewasreleasedwitha promisetocomply.

Individualsnamedinthepolicereport havebeenaccusedofacharge.Theyare presumedinnocentuntilprovedguilty.

Illi nois State Police September report

IllinoisStatePoliceDistrict1CommanderDyanTalbotannouncedenforcementfiguresandactivityforSeptember.

IllinoisStatePoliceDistrict1troopers issued465citationsand423written warningsandmade14criminalarrests duringthemonthofSeptember.Troopersissued215citationsforspeeding,67 citationsfordistracteddrivingviolation, and32citationsforseatbeltviolations. Therewere23arrestsfornovaliddriver’slicenseordrivingwhilelicensesuspended/revoked.

Troopers investigated16traffic crashes, assisted 97motorists andconducted 148commercialmotorvehicle inspections, 11ofwhichwere placedoutof service for safety reasons. Therewere four arrestsfor drivingunder the influence.

District1,whichencompassesCarroll, Lee,Ogleand Whitesidecounties,investigatednofataltrafficcrashesinSeptember.

RCFPD September firere port

VolunteerswiththeRapidsCityFire ProtectionDistrictrespondedto28calls forassistanceinSeptember.Abreakdownofthosecallsisasfollows:

VillageofRapidsCity–OneEMScall. VillageofPortByron–SixEMScalls, oneinvestigationofgasodorandone investigationofsmellofsmoke.

FireProtectionDistrict(Rural) –Twelve EMScallsandonetrafficaccident.

AutomaticaidwasgiventotheHillsdaleFireDepartmentforonestructure fire,onevehiclefireandtwofirealarms. MutualaidwasgiventoColonaFire Departmentforonevehiclefire.

TheFireProtectionDistrictisinneed ofvolunteers.EmailFireChiefDonCarey atpbfd1@portbyronil.comformore information.

Blessi ng of theBa dges

at Erie UnitedMethodist

ErieUnited MethodistChurchis hosting a shortprayer service,Blessingofthe Badges, and a freebreakfastforfirst responders at 9 a.m.Saturday,Oct.22,at HeritagePark, 421 HighlandAve.inErie.

Allfireandsafety,lawenforcement andemergencypersonnelareinvitedfor aspecialblessingandacknowledgment ofthesacrificestheymaketoensurethe safetyoftheircommunities.

TheeventissponsoredbyEUMCand Rev.TiffanyGarcea,Eriepolicechaplain.

Erie Fire Department fall barbecue fundraiser is Oct. 22

Savethedate fortheErieFireDepartment’sfallbarbecuefundraiser,whichwill be 5 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 22 Comeonby for curbside pickup onEighthStreet The fire fighters will servemealsuntil they’re gone.

Fora $10 suggested donation,geta meal ofpulledpork, baked potato,pickle spear and yourchoice ofmac and cheese orbakedbeans.Allfunds willgotoward thedepartment’s needs.

PROPERTYTRANSFERS

WhitesideCounty

Wa rr an tydee ds

Alber t J. V ostoWi ll iamJ.an d Linda I. R oth ,3 24 N.JacksonSt., Mo rrison , $1 32 ,5 00

Susa n B. L anphere to Me li ssa De witte , 20 21 Bank sR oad,Erie , $0

Je f frey D. an d Jode e Ols ento Dalto n R. Sw ans on , 31 1 Map le St.,Pr op het st ow n, $ 92 ,000

Gary A. an d EllaBr ig httoJacob a nd Br ittan y Stewart , 81 2F ifth S t. ,E ri e, $2 17,500

Randall,St ep ha nie a nd M ark Sh ue y to Josep h Anthon y an d Sta ci H an s en, 13 78 1 Kenn ed y Road , Ful to n,$282,000.

JoelMcD on nelltoPatrici a J.Rol an d, 20 8 La rc h St.,Mo rr ison , $32,000. Dorothy H. DaytoMorganTayl or Ne wton , 90 3 Si xt hSt .,Erie , $101, 000 .

Ja n etAshbur y to Sh an e J.an d Te resaL.Davis , on e pa rcelonLyndo n Ro ad , Prophetstown , $24, 0 00.

Ja m es A. an dB arbar a J.Otten s to

Thoma s P.andKar la R.Gree n, 13 96 4

MichaelCour t, Morrison , $2 60,000

Rober t J. Sc ha ve r toJohnatho n P.

Frede rick, 62 0H illandal e Drive,Morr ison , $92,500

KraigE. an d ValerieK. Sc hw eis s to Stefa nC louse , 11 01 14 thAve. ,F ulto n, $129, 9 00

Rebecc a L. Ca dy,formerlyMurga, and Le sl ie Ca dy toJe ssi caA. Wa ddell , 201 E. Winfield Ro ad , Morriso n, $115,000.

Roger K. an d Su sa n K. Dre y to D avid L.an d Lor i A.Snow,30 0 E.Pa rkS t. , Morri s on , $70,000.

ConstanceJ.Erickson to Lis a M. Kra me r, 31 0 W. Wa ll St. ,M or rison, $165,000.

Dalla s Spen c ertoDarrenG. Dykema , 1003 0Y orktow nR oa d, Lyn don , $95,00 0.

Eri c P.an d St ep ha nie L. N ea s to Georgean d Li sa Cha mbe rlainFa mi ly Trust , twoparcel son De er Trace Dr ive,

Morrison,$40,00 0.

Gord on Bennet t toMat th ewan d SarahBallard ,6 01W.Commercia l Ave. , Lyndon,$0

Quitcla im de eds

Rebeccaan d RobertCo x toRic ha rd an d Me lodyBu el l, 71 4 JacksonSt. , Pr oph etstown,$4,000 JosephKuhntoHenryandSandra Johnson, 105 W.MarketSt.,Tampico,$0. RheaJ.Butnerto Nan cyA. Se yl le r, 50 3 Je nk ranunit3E 2,Morri son, $0. RheaJ.Butnerand N ancyA.Seylle r toNa nc y A. S eyller,50 7Ash Ave .,M or rison,$0.

Tr us teesdeeds

Jame s W. an d BeverlyA.Huf m anto Go t RealtyLLC,50 5 E.Li nc ol nw ay Road ,M orris on ,$ 20,000

GaryN.an dD onnaM.Jo hn son Trust , Donn a M.Joh ns on,tr u st ee , to Richa rdA. an d Lo ra nn L.G eert s, 787 0

Pryo r Road, A lba ny, $165,000.

Donal d J. Be cke r Tr ust toBenjami n Bl oe de,613Linc o ln way Co ur t,Mo rri son,$148,000

JoanM. an d Pau l M. Cagle y Tr ust to Herber t G.andJanic e L. Sha fer , 70 1 Valle yV iew D rive , Fulton,$280, 00 0.

RogerE.an d SherylL.Luchies F am il y Trustto B rande n M. B ruggenwirth , 1320Sev en th Ave., Fu lton , $1 59,900

Execu to rsdeeds

Gabe lP ayton an d Whiteside Co unty sher i ff to T owneMo r tgageCo.,809 6 Haze l Road,Mo r rison ,$ 0.

CharlesWill ia m Cond on Jr Estateto Prot ec Enter pr ises , 1381 0R ound Gr ov e Road , Morrison,$80,000.

LloydDea n HolldorfEs ta tetoMa rk Holldo rf , 101 5 Riv e rvie w Road , Sterling , $122 ,5 00 .

Source:WhitesideCountyRecorder’s Office

Createafiresafetyplan to includepets

Fire safet ymeasuresareessential yetof ten overlooked. Inaddition to outlining theproperaction to take should afirebreakout,afiresafety evacuationplancanbean invaluable,life-saving tool.Afiresafet yplanshould includeallmembersofahousehold—includingpets. The American Humane Society says each year more than 500,000petsareaffected by housefires.The National Fire ProtectionAssociationestimates thatnearly 1,000 homefireseach yearareaccidentallystar ted by pets. Petsarecuriousanimalsand they mayinvestigateopen flamesfromunattendedcandles,fireplacesorgrills. Pets maystartfires by accidentallyturningstoveknobco vers orbitingonorplayingwithelectricalwiresandoutlets. Youngpetsmaybeespeciallyinquisitiveandboisterous, sofiresmaybeprevented by keeping younganimals behind gatesorinsecureareaswhen thereareopen flames.Therearemany ways to safeguard ever yonein the eventoffire.Herearesomesteps to includeinafire safet yplan.

•Checkand replacesmokeandcarbonmonoxide detectors regularly.Monitoredsmokedetectorscan behelpfulif you regularlyleave petshomealone, sincefirefighterswillbealer tedandcan respond.

• Take inventoryofwherepetslike to hideornap. This canprovehelpfulif youneed to evacuateahome quicklydue to fire.Remember thatpetscan sensestressandmaybemoredifficult to catchif they feel somethingisamiss, advises theASP CA . Therefore,try to remainascalm aspossible.

• Keeppetsnear exitswhen youarenothome to make iteasier forfirefighters to enter thehouseandsave theanimals.TheRedCrossalso recommendsplacing collarsandleashesas wellaspetcarriersnear the exits.

•Investinapetsafet ystickerandhangitinavisible window to alertfirefighters that youhave petsinside. Thestickerincludesimpor tantinformation,suchas thenumberofpets, typeofpetsand veterinarian contactinformation.

•Planescape routesandpractice evacuations.Make sureatleastonefamilymemberisincharge of grabbingpetsand gettingoutsidesafelyso others can focuson evacuation.Identifyall exitsandwhat to doifoneormore exitsisimpassable.

•Have a gameplanshould thehousebedamaged anduninhabitable.Lineupaplace to meet outsideand explorepet-friendly accommodationsatahotel, friendorfamilymember ’s house. Fire safet yplansshould includeallmembersof the household,whichincludes companion animals.TF207130

Gateway Br idge of ficially open

NEWSBRIEFS

River Cities Quilters to meet Oct. 18 in Fulton

The River CitiesQuiltersGuildwillmeetat7p.m. Tuesday,Oct.18,atFultonPresbyterianChurch,311 NinthSt.inFulton.

ThespeakerwillbeJoyceFranklinofWinterset, Iowa,ownerofPieceWorksQuiltShop.Shewillhavea trunkshowpresentationwithalookbackatherquilting journey.Franklinwillbeginwithantiquequiltsandtheir stories,followedbytraditionalquiltsandworkherway forwardwithmodernquiltsandartquilts.Anyoneinterestedinfiberartsiswelcometoattend.

Stonecroft “After Five” dinner and program

Stonecroft“AfterFive”Women’sConnectioninvites allwomento“AVisitwithCorrieTenBoom”at6:30 p.m.Tuesday,Oct.18,atTriplePlayBanquet&Bowl, 1601NinthAve.,Fulton.Costforthedinnerandprogram is$14.

MeetGayleHaasasCorrieTenBoom,aChristian DutchHolocaustsurvivor.Beinspiredbyadramatic monologueandherpowerfulmessageofloveandforgiveness.

HaasisfromAuroraandtakesgreatpleasurein developingandperformingdramaticmonologuesofhistoricalcharacters.Haaslovesagoodlaugh,meeting newpeopleandvisitingwithfriendsandfamily.

PhoneforreservationsandcancellationsbyOct.16 toCaroleneSterenbergat563-212-5528orRuthHuizengaat309-659-2175.

Mounta in lion prowling rura l Morr ison, sher if f says

ByKATHLEENA.SCHULTZ kschultz@shawmedia.com

MORRISON –A mountainlioncap turedontrail cameras andspotted by severalwitnessesisinwestern Whiteside CountynearMorrison,SheriffJohn Bookersaidin a newsreleaseThursday night.

“Weare nowawareofmultiple sightings ofanapparentmountainlioninthe ruralareassurroundin g Morrison,” Bookersaid.

It’satleastthesecondbigcattoroam the areainthe past 10years

Mountain lionsrarelyattackhumans, andthisone doesnotappeartopose a significant risktopeople,Booker said.

“He l ooksprettyscaryonthetrail

cam, but we have received absolutely no reports of any threatening encounters with humans,” Booker said.

Mountain lions, or cougars, are protected species,so don’tshootit unless there is an “imminent threat”to a person or property such as livestock or pets.

Anyone who sees themountain lion and is concernedfor their safety should call the sheriff’s office at 815-772-4044or 911. Sightings should be reported to the Illinois Department of Natural Resources at https://www.wildlifeillinois.org/ sightings/report.

It’s not the first time a mountain lion has visited theMorrison area, home of RockwoodStatePark.

On Nov. 20, 2013 (two yearsbeforethe law protecting the endangered big cats

was passed), IDNR conservationofficer Ron Palumbo shot a cougar thatwas cornered in a con c ret e t unne l beneat h a corn crib.

In t hat ca se, t hebig mal e pose d a threat to locals andtheir livestock, as well as to horses on the property it was headedtowardwhen it was spotted.

It was preserved and nowis on display at the Andersen Nature Center in Fulton.

The IDNR has some advice for those who encounter a mountain lion:

Don’t surpriseit. Make enoughnoise to make sure ithearsyou.

Don’t run. A cougar isn’t likely to attack a personunless it feels trapped or provoked, or if a person appears to be prey.

If you are ina group, gather together

and move asa group

Don’t approach it

If the cougar sees you,stand your ground . Lookaslargeaspossible by standingupstraightand putting your arms upintheairand slowlybacking away.Ifpossible,get inside a building or vehicle.

If a cougar does attack you, try to fight it off.Throwrocks,usesticks.

Don’t playdead

Fornow, though,“wearenotaware of anyreasonwhypeopleshoul d stay indoors oract differently Ourfarmers in ruralMorrisonmaywishtokeepa bit of a closereyeontheirlivestockuntil he moveson,”Bookersaid.“Hopefully, he is merel ya uniqu e visitor jus t pa ss in g through.”

Regu lations announced for closed areas in the Upper Mississippi River Refuge

TheU.S . FishandWild l ifeService remind s everyon e ab outclosedareas andnohuntingzonesonthe Upper MississippiRiverRefuge inPools12,13and 14.

Theseareascover a smallpercentage oftheRefugeandare subject tospecial regulationsrelating toaccessand water fowlhunting.Thefollowing areas are included:

Pool 1 3:Pleasant Creek ne ar B el levue,Iowa– closed toallmigratorybird huntin g yearroundandvoluntary avoidanceforallpublic accessfrom Oct. 15totheendoftheIowaduckhunting season (Dec 6).

Lost MoundUnit(formerlySavanna ArmyDepot)nearSavanna–themain channelof CrookedSlough isclosedto allhunting. Alllandand watereastof CrookedSloughisclosedtoallpublic access

LostMoundUni t– Uplandareas aroundofficeandalongwestsideof RiverRoadWild li feDrive up tothe observationdeckisclosedtoallhunting andtrapping.

Sprin g LakeSanctuarynear Savanna– closedtoall migratorybird huntingyear roundandclosedtoallpublicaccess fromOct. 1 totheendof the Illinoisduck huntingseason(Dec 20).

NEWSBRIEFS

Whiteside County assigned tentative property assessment equalization

SPRINGFIELD Whiteside Countywas issued a tentativepropertyassessment equalizationfactor of 1.0,theIllinois DepartmentofRevenuesaidin a recent newsrelease.

Itisthe samemultiplieraslastyear. Thefactorisassignedfor2022taxes,pay

The publicisallowedtowalk orbicycle totheobservationdeckduringthis time.Inaddition,theRefugewouldlike toemphasiz e tha t nomigratorybir d huntingisallowed inthe SpringLake Sanctuary atanytimeoftheyear.

Th e Ingers ol l WetlandsLearning CenterarealieswithintheSpringLake Sanctuaryandisclosedtoallhunting and trappingyear round

FrogPondRecreationAreanea r Savanna clos ed toallhuntin g yea r round

ElkRiver Sanctuary nearSabula, Iowa closed toallmigratorybird huntingyearroundandclosedtoallpublic accessfromOct.1 totheend oftheIowa duckhuntingseason (Dec.6)

PottersMarshWaterfowlHuntArea

nearThomson duringtheregula r wate r fowlhuntingseason,migratory bird huntingisonlyallowedat49desig nated hunt sites.Thesesites have special permits, but if no oneispresent a half hou r beforeshootingtime,thesiteis openforhunting.

Potter s MarshBufferZonenear Thomson extends 400yardstothe west and northofth e Potter s MarshBlind ManagementZone atriver miles522.5to 525.0 andisclosedtoallwaterfowlhuntingduringtheregularwaterfowlhunt ingseason.

Great River BikeTrailnearThom son –a 50-yardNoHuntingZone isestablishedalong the biketrailtoprovidea safepassage forwalkersandcyclists. Hunter s andcyclists/walkersare

encouraged tousecautionand beconsid erateofon e anothe r durin g thefa ll months.

GreatRiverBikeTrailnear M es quak i Lake at Savanna No Hunting Zoneextends 150yardsparalleling the biketrail fromthePlum River south to SevenEaglesResort

MesquakiLakesouth ofPlumRiver closedtohunting March16 through Sept.30.

Pool 14,BeaverIsland designated areas areclosed toall migratorybird huntin g yearround;nomotors are allowedfromOct.15totheendof the Iowaduckhuntingseason(Dec.6) and voluntaryavoidanceforall publicaccess from Oct.15toDec 6.

Foradditionalinformationandmaps, contacttheUpper Miss Refuge office at 815-273-2732.

AbouttheRefuge

TheUpperMississippiRiver National Wildlife and FishRefuge isthemostvis itedrefugeintheU.S.TheRefugeextends 261milesalongtheUpper Mississippi

Rive r fromWabash a, Minn es ota , to Princeton,Iowa., protecting andpreserv inghabitatformigratorybirds,fishand a varietyofotherwildlife The240,000-acre refugewas establishedin 1924.

ablein 2023.

Equalization of 1.0 meansthethreeyearaverageofassessmentisone-thirdof marketvalue.

The multiplierisused to achieveuni formproperty assessmentsfortaxing bodies usuallybutnotexclusively schooldistricts that overlapmorethan onecountytopreventinequitiesamong taxpaperswith comparableproperties.

The tentativeassessment will change onlyif thereis a successful challengeto theIDNRdeterminationby a countyboard ofreview or othereffortbylocalofficials.

Look fora health care job at BHC on Oct. 13

Lookingfor a jobinhealthcare?Local healthcareemployers willberecruitingat BlackHawkCollege onThursday,Oct.13.

TheHealthCareCareerFairwillbe from11a.m.to1p.m.intheHealthSciencesCenteratthecollege’sQuad-CitiesCampus,660034thAve.,Moline.The HealthSciencesCenterissouthof34th Avenue,justpastBuilding3.

Dressprofessionallyandbringplenty ofresumés.

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A great blueheron flie sabove the water between Fultonand Thomson.

Meet B.L.I.N.D. leader Ha nnah Zinke

HowhasB.L.I.N.D.impactedyourlife?

B.L.I.N.D.hasallowedmetocreate friendshipswithpeoplefromother schoolsandstepoutofmycomfort zone.

Whatadvicewouldyougivetofreshmen thatwouldencouragethemtopursuebecomingaB.L.I.N.D.leader?

BeingaleaderallowsyoutoexperienceB.L.I.N.D.inadifferentway.You gettohelppeopleinthecommunity andkidsinyourownschool.Ithelps withyourleadershipskillsandyou’re abletohavenewexperiences.

Iftherewassomethingyoucoulddoto changetheworld,whatwoulditbe?

Iwouldwanttofindawaytohave theworldprogressefficientlywhile

Hannah Zinke

stillbeinggoodtotheearth.

Whatisoneofyourhiddentalents?

Ihaveahitchhiker’sthumb.

Meet B.L.I.N.D. leader Jerz ie Ga nzer

What areyou involvedinat FultonHigh School?

I aminvolvedinB.L.I.N.D.atFul tonHighSchool.

Whatareyourhobbiesoutsideofschool?

Iliketospendtimewithmyfriends. Ienjoydoinghairandmakeup.

Howwouldyoudescribeyourleadership style?

Myleadership s tyle is totryand pushyououtofyourcomfortzone.I’ll trymybesttotalk yo u intodoing somethingthatisoutofyourcomfort zon e bu tI won’tforceyoutodoitif youdon’twantto.

WhathasB.L.I.N.D.meanttoyou?

B.L.I.N.D.meanstometogetoutof yourcomfortzoneandtalktonewpeopleandmakenewfriends.Ithasshown me how beingnice toonepersoncan change theirwhole opinionof you.

Wordsofadvice?

Beyourself, don’t care about what oth ers thin k ab out you.Walkonth e rightsideofthehallway.Getinvolved inthesportsandtheclubs,gotothe gamesandthepeprallies.

Morr ison High School to host College and Ca reer Fa ir Oc t. 19

Morriso n HighSchoolwillopenits doorsto39collegeandcareerrepresen tatives duringitsfourth annualCollege and Career FaironWednesday,Oct. 19, a 1:05p.m.dismissalday.Morrison High Schoolisat64 3 Genese e Ave., Morrison.

Studentswil l interactwit h colleg e and career representativesduringthe school day.At1:15p.m.,theevent will open toparents/guardians,students and communitymemberswhowishto meet withthecollegeandcareerrepre sen tative s to l earnmor e abo ut each organization’s offerings Insome cases, attendeesmight evenlearn moreabout sp ecificopenpositionsatbusinesses and orga ni zationsrepresente d atth e event.Notethatparents/guardiansand membersofthepublic will not beadmit ted tothebuildingbefore1:15p.m.

Inaddition toproviding convenient access torepresentativesfrom10colleges andtheIllinoisStudentAssis ta nceCommission,theColleg e and CareerFairwillprovidestudents with a chancetoexplorepotential careerpaths within the16majorcareerclusters by

COLLEGENEWS

Reece inductedinto Wartburg’s Phi Eta Sigmahonor society

RhaenaReeceofCordovaisoneof31 Wartburg Collegestudentsrecently inducted intothePhiEtaSigmahonor society.

PhiEtaSigmaistheoldestandlarg-

Morrison High Schoolwill hold it s four th annual College and Career Fair on Wednesday, Oct. 19 Parents and students will interact with collegeand career representative s as picturedduring the 2021 event.

interactingwith collegeandcareerrepresentative s whohavevolunteered theirtimetoparticipateintheevent.

Th e foll owin g organization s hav e confirmed theirattendanceasofOct. 5: Colleges/College Planning(11): Clinton Communit y College/Easter n Iowa Commu nity colleges,Educatorsof

Beauty,MorrisonTech,NorthernIllin oi s Univer s ity,St Ambros e Univer sity,SaukValleyCommunity College, TrinityCollegeofNursingandHealth Sciences,UniversityofNorthernIowa, Universit y ofWisconsin Plattevill e, WesternIllinois University andIllinois StudentAssistanceCommission.

Companies/Organizations/Career Training Programs (28): ArcherDaniels Mid land, Casto r Home Nursing , Countr y Finan cial (Micha el Brisc oe), Cus tom-Pak , IF H (Innovative Flui d Ha n dli n g)Group , Ill i nois Army Nati onal Guard, Illinois Department of Corrections, Mid-America Carpenters Quad Cities, Morrison American Legion Post 328, Morrison Chamber of Commerce, Morrison Police Department, Plumbers & Pipefitters Local 25, Quad City Elec trical Training Center, Resthave Care & Rehabilitation, Regional Office of Edu cation 47 Education Pathways Program, Scotts Miracle Gro, Speech Pathology (KatieRodrigu ez ),State FarmInsur ance (Angie VanderVinne),TBK Bank, Timken,U.S Army, U.S Marines, U.S. Na vy , U.S.PenitentiaryinThomson, VeriFacts,WalmartDistribution Cen ter 7024, Whiteside AreaCareerCenter andWhitesideCounty E-911Dispatch Communitymember s cancontact Brian Bartoz, socialstudiesanddriver’s educationteacheratBria n.Bar toz @ morrisonschools.orgor815-772-4071, ext.12106,for moreinformation.

estfreshmanhonorsociety.Astudent mustachieveacumulativegrade-point averageofatleast3.5andbeinthetop 20%oftheirclassbytheendofthefirst year.WartburgCollege’sPhiEtaSigma memberscanwinadditionalscholarshipsthroughthehonorsocietyaswell

asparticipateinsocialandservice eventsoncampus.

Norman named to Upper Iowa University’s Dean’s List UpperIowaUniversityannouncedthe Dean’sListfortheSummer2022semes-

ter.Tobehonored,anundergraduate musthaveearnedaminimum3.50 grade-pointaverageandbeenrolledasa full-timestudent.

AmongthosenamedtotheDean’s ListwasKearstonNorman,elementary educationmajorfromFulton.

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Fu lt on scores late to down Forreston 30-28 for NU IC win

ByANDYCOBERT ForShawMedia

FORRESTON–Inarollercoasterofafootball gamethatfeature d wildlea d swings,specia l teamsgaffes , penalties,turnoversanddisputed calls,FultonheldontobeatForreston30-28inan NUICgameFridaynight.

“Wewere luckythe clockranout atthe end,” Fulto n coachPatrickLowersaid.“Itwasn’t pretty, andwewerefortunatetogetoutwiththe win.”

DomKramerthrew a halfback-optiontouch downpasstoBaylenDamhoffintriple coverage with 3:22leftforthefinalmarginofvictory.

“Wejust put thatplayinthis we ek, ” Kramer said.“Ijustthrewitupandhemadethecatch.”

Thescorecameonthirddown, andForreston coachKeynonJanickefeltthebackwasinmotion andvehementlyprotestedthenon-call.

“Iwasnervousgoingin,”Damhoff said.“But mycoachsaidIwastallerthaneveryoneandtogo gettheball.”

ForrestonoutgainedFultonby130yards,but washurtbynumerousmiscues,themostserious allowingConnerSherida n totak ea line-dri ve squibkick 60yards for a touchdown with10sec ondsleftinthefirsthalf.

“Wecan’thavethat,”Janickesaid.“Weplayed goodenough tohave a runningclockinthefirst half,butmadetoomanymistakes.That’shurtus allyear.”

OnthestrengthoftwotouchdownsbyJohnny Koblerandanother byMicah Nelson, Forreston recoveredfromanearl y turnovertotake a 22-3 leadbeforeSheridan’sscore.TheCardinalshad 369yardsoftotaloffense.

Inthesecond ha lf,theSteamersputtogether their most impressivedrive,going63yardsin14 playstopulltowithin22-16onaLukasSchroeder 2-yardtouchdown . Theyconverte d twiceon fourthdownduringthedrive.

BenFosdickthe n hadaninterceptio n aft er RyanEadsblindsidedForrestonquarterback Broc k Smith . Onthenextplay,itwasBrayden Dykstr a (12-fo r-23passing,134yards , int e rcep tion)findin g Damho ff for a 39-yardbomban d 23-22lead,theirfirstsinceaEndiQunajfieldgoal madeit3-0.

Fultonhad a chance toincreasethelead after blockingapunt,butastaunchCardinalsdefense forcedathree-and-out.

That’swhere Smithtookcharge.Firstitwas a 17-yardrunandthen a 15-yardramblethatcaught another 15yardson a facemaskpenalty. In what Janickethoughtwasaninadvertentwhistle,Smith brokefree and ranuntouchedinto the end zone

“Weplayedwithalotofheart,”Janickesaid.

Still , itwas a first-and-1 0 atth e 31-yar d line, and S mitheventu al lyfoundthegoallinefive playslate r for a 28-23Forr estonleadmidwa y throughthefourthquarter.

“Forreston issodisciplinedatwhat theydo,” Lowersaid.

EarleenHinton/Shaw Media Fulton’s Baylen Damhoff jumps over three Forreston defenders for the go -ahead touchdown catch late in the four th quar ter during their NUIC game Friday nightin Forreston.

Er ie-Prophet stow n steamrol ls Bureau Va lley behind Gr under’s 232 rushing yards, 4 TDs

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PROPHETSTOWN– Itwas atale of two halve s FridaynightatMosher Field as3-3 Erie-Prophetstownhosted 1-5 BureauValleyin a near-must-win game forthe Panthers.

Thefi rsthal f of t heThre e River s Con feren ce crossovermatchupwa s tightlycontested, withE-Pscoringon the openingdriveofthegameandboth teams goingscorelessfortherestofthe half.

Inthesecondhalf,Panthersrun ning backJaseGrundercouldn’ t be containedasherushedfor more than 150 yardsand four touchdownsin a 33-0 victory.

ToE-Pcoac h Jess eAbbo tt , that’s business asusualforhisstarrunning back.

“That’sjustJase.That’sjustkindof what wecometoexpectfromJase, ” Ab bottsaid.“It’snotanythingoutof the ordinary. He’ s wor ked sohardto put himself inthispositiontobethis kind ofplayer, andwhenyou getthose kindsofstats,it’s a credittohim,it’s a credit to theteam aswell.But it’ssomethingthat wejust feelconfident inJase ev eryti me hetouche s th e ballthat somethinggood’s going tohappen.”

Startingtheopeningdrivefrom its own 42,E-Pmarcheddownthefield in a few plays.A 28-yardGrunder scamper moved thePanthersinto thered zone.

Onthe nextplay,DemetreeLarson da shedupthemiddlefor a 14-yard touchdown. E-Ptook a 7-0leadwith 10:24toplay in the firstquarter.

Pena lties plaguedthePanthers earlyastheycommitted fiveinthe first half alone, withthreeholdsnegating

HIGH SCHOOLSPORTS ROUNDUP

Girls cross country

Pantherswintitleatowninvite: Erie-Prophetstownscored 38points to claim thechampionshipatthePanther Invite atLakeErieCountryClub.

JillianNormanledthePanthers, taking thirdplacein21:19.66,andChloe Slock (23:18.59),ClaraAshdown (23:3 1.47 ) an d Brook e Lalley(23:38.00 ) finis hed10th,11th a nd12th,respec tively.IsabellaPangraziorounded out the teamscorein29th(25:58.78).

Emm a Christi n ledtheMorriso n contingent insixthplace(22:12.78),and Mariss a Folkerswas26th(25:37.22) . Gracelyn StreetsWoodwas37t h (29:15.41).

Erie-Prophetstown’s

ThreeRiverscrossovergame Friday night in Prophetstown

three long runs on theirthirddrive.

Afterthree subsequentemptypossessions,E-Pwent into the halfleading 7-0.Withbette rt echniqueanddisci plineinthesecondhalf,thePanthers offense explodedfor26points.

“Wewereexecuting[inthesecond half].Firsthalf,wehadsomanylittle mistakes likeholdingcallsandpenal ties,”Grundersaid.“We cleanedthose upinthe secondhalfan d justdomi nated.”

“Wetalkedathalftimeandjustchallengedthem. A lotofourlackofscoring inthefirsthalfwasmostlyjustshoot ingourselfinthe foot.Wehadfour,five, sixbigrun s tha t gotcalledbackon things thatwe s hould be abletofix,” Abbott said “Andthey fixed itinthe

secondhalf.Wehadmaybe a penaltyor twointhesecondhalf,and on thebig plays,wewerecleaner.And I thinkthat wasjustthe biggestchange.”

After a Bureau Valleythree-and-out onits opening driveofthe second half, Luk e Ottenblocked a puntandE-P recoveredattheStorm40.Fromthat pointon, the Panthers wererolling.

“I t wa s huge. We neede da sto p on defense.Wegotit,”Grundersaidof Otten’sblockedpunt.“Theypunted, thenwegotth at bloc k an d allofthe energy just transferredover tousfor the entiresecond half.”

E-P made quickworkwiththe short field.

A 31-yardGrundercatch-and-run setupthesecon d touchdown;onthe

nextplay,Grundertookitinfrom 5 y ardsout,andthePanthersled13-0 with 5:58 leftin the third.

E-P scoredagain onitsnextposses sion. A 50-yardGrundertouchdown ru n downth e ri gh t si de linepu t the Panthersahead20-0 with2:24left inthe thirdquarter.

BureauValley’sRobertNovak raceddownthesidelinefor a 45-yard gainonthefollowing drive,but again, E-P’ s defensecame up big,forcing a turnoverondown s on a Frank y Bushawpassbreakupinthe end zone.

Grunderstrucktwicemor e inthe fourthquarter. A 70-yardtouchdown runupthegutgaveE-P a 27-0 lead with 6:47toplay,thena 30-yardscorejust underthefour-minutemarkcapped thescoringat33-0.

“Itwashuge[towinthi s week],” Grunder said. “We got Mon-Rose [Mon mouth-Roseville]comingup , which willbe a toughgame, so I knewthis waskind of a have-to-wingoing in.”

Novakrushed23timesfor122 yards, with a longrunof45yardstolead BureauValley.IsaacAttig caughtsix passesfor 34yardsastheleadingStorm receiver.

Grunderfinishedwith232rushing yardsandfourtouchdownson15carries,alongwith one catchfor 31yards TylerBallard added33yardsoneight carries for thePanthers.

“He’s a really,really g oodplay er , an d hehurtuslast y ear Wegameplanned totryto stop him andwedidn’t doagoodenoughjobofthat,”Bureau ValleycoachMatPistolesaidof Grunder. “He’soneofthebestplayers inth e con f e rence , andhe’ s tremen dou s.Deserv es all t heaccoladeshe gets.”

Boys cross country

Pantherssecondatowninvite: Erie-Prophetstownscored 55points to finishsecondatitsownPantherInvite atLakeErieCountryClub.

Riverdaledominatedtherace, claimingthetopthree spotsandscoring25pointsfortheteamtitle.Tommy Murraywontheracein15:12.29,Landis Musserwassecond(15:18.78),andPeytonSandtookthird(16:22.81).

CharlieLinkledE-Pwith a fourth placefinishin16:40.94.

Lucas Dre isb ach (9th,17:07.06)an d JacobGibson(10th,17:07.34)addedtop10finishesforthePanthers,whileVicto r Bonnelltoo k 13th (1 7:30. 56 ). Zan e

Romero(20th,18:10.78), AidanJepson (21st,18:15.38),WyattBeck(23rd, 18:22.44)andAlexBomleny(24th, 18:23.5 9) alsoplacedinthetop25for Erie-Prophetstown.

Morrisonalsocompeted,butdidnot fieldafullteam.IsaiahMcDearmonled theMustangsin39th(19:58.54),and MarkCyphersfinished53rd(21:00.28).

Volleyball

Erie-Prophetstownearnsfifthat12-team SterlingInvite: Erie-Prophetstow n fin ishedfifthwitha2-1-2record,splitting poolplaygamesagainstPecatonica(1725,25-19)and Newman, then fallingto Dixon12-25,25-16,16-14.ThePanthers

thendefeate d Forreston25-16 , 28-2 6 andtoppedSterling25-16,25-18.

AylahJoneshad20killsand26digs, KennedyBuckfinishedwith76assists, 32digsand16blocks,andJamieNeu millerle d theteamwith63dig s an d seve n aces.LaurenAbbottspiked16 kills,HaileyBushadded15kills,Claire Reymerstuffednineblocks,andJenna Gibsonservedsixaces.

Fultonwent3-1-1ontheday,beating Ashton-FranklinCenter25-12,25-9; Pecatonic a 25-20,25-21;an d Burea u Valley25-23,25-21.Th e Steamerstied RockfordLutheran18-25,25-23,and lost toRochelle25-20,25-14.

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Grunder stif f-arms a Bureau Valley defender as he fights for yards

FultonwasledbyAnnaka Hackett with 29killsand12digs,AvaBowenwith21kills, 12aces and 10digs,BrooklynBrennanwith 21kills,51assists, 35digsand seven aces, andMiraya Pessmanwith 21kills, 32assists and39digs.ResseGermannadded47digs andsevenassistsfor theSteamers.

Forrestondef.Fulton14-25, 25-2 3, 25-13 : After droppingthe firstset,the Cardinals ralliedpasttheSteamersinanNUIC match inFulton.

AvaBowenhad10kills,fivedigs,a block andanace forFulton,andAnnakaHackett andMiray a Pessmaneachspikedseven kills.Pessmanadded12assistsandnine digs,andHacketthadfivedigsandthree aces BrooklynBrennanadded13assists, 13 digs, fourkillsandtwoaces, and ResseGer mannchippedin13digs.

Erie-Prophetstow n defMorrison25-14, 25-22 : ThePanth er s woninstraig ht sets ove r theFilliesin a Thr ee RiversWest match.

KennedyBuckhad 15assists,threekills, two aces andtwoblocks for Erie-Prophet stown,andAylahJonesspikedsevenkills. Jamie Neumiller hadeightdigs,Jaiden Ole sonslammedfourkills,andJennaGibson served a pair ofaces.

Fultondef.AFC25-11,25-13: The Steamers rolledpasttheRaiders inanNUIC matchin Ashton.

BrooklynBrennanledFultonwithseven killsandsevenacesandalsodishedsix assists.AnnakaHacketthadfourkills,six digsandtwoaces, andReese Dykstraadded fourkillsandanace.AvaBowen hadthree kills,threedigs and two aces, MirayaPess

man added11assists,fivedigsandtwo aces, andResse Germannchipped inthreedigs and twoacesfortheSteamers.

Football

Morrison55,Orion13: The Mustangsrolled to a Three RiversRockwin atE.M.“Bud” Cole Field,turninga 20-7halftimeleadinto a running-clock routoftheChargers(3-4, 2-2).

Morrison (3-4,2-2) scoredonits first drive ofthesecondhalf,thenpushedtheleadto 34-7midway throughthe third quarteron Brady Anderson’s 50-yardtouchdown run. TheMustangsled41-7earlyinthefourth quarter,thentacked ontwo morescoresto finishoffthe victory.

Girlsswimming

Byrontriangular: Morrison’s Schyon Drol emawastheleading swimmerforher team, winningth e 20 0 IMin2:24.42,andtaking thirdinthe 100 breaststrokewitha 1:17.89.

“My200IMs lookin gpr ett y go o d.I’ve bee n tra ini ng al l se ason for it It wa s my firsttimedoing thebreaststroke, actually,” Drolemasaid “Weswitche d upallofthe events tonightjusttogive allofourteam mates a different tryatwhattheywantedto swim.

“We’re a smallerteamthisyear.We’re kindofstruggling,butwe’repushing throughpractice supergoodandwe’reall training supergoodalltogether It’slike a family,so I reallylovetheteam rightnow.”

LandriHarmonhad a third-placefinish forthe Filliesinthe200freestyle, swimming a 2:17.41

Morrison’s Bella Sachet te competes in the 100 free st yle in Byron on Wednesday, Oct. 5.

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FirstBaptistChurch 406E.MapleAve.Morrison PastorDickAdams-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

421LincolnwayEast

Morrison

&Supply

Morrison VeterinaryClinic

JentryFane,DVM,DVM, R.R.Zinkem,DVM,

Phone815-772-4047

LyndonRd.,Morrison

Allure ofProphetstown

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

DENNIS ELECTRIC

CHURCH BRIEFS

Emmanuel Church to celebrate 75th anniversary on Sunday

JoinusonSunday,Oct.16,asEmman uelChurchcelebratesits75th anniversary. Feel free tocomeearly andgraba cupofcoffeeintheWelcomeCenter beforethe 9 a.m.worship service.Allare welcomeandreminded thatEmmanuelis a “comeasyouare” family.

PastorLukeSchoutenwillhavea specialmessage. Hewill bejoined byformer pastorsofEmmanuelChurch.Crosswalk willleadthepraise setusing“BlessedBe TheName,” “HouseoftheLord”and “Days ofElijah.”Ministry CoordinatorRich Criss willaccompany thehymnsonthe organ,joinedbyJuliaDeter onthepiano. TheSanctuaryChoirwillsing“Lord, You’reHoly” fortheanthem, featuring HeatherMcIlrathassoloist.

SundaySchoolforchildreninpreschoolthroughhighschoolfollowsworshipuntil11a.m Coffeeandfellowshipfor adultsfollowsworshipinthe ChristCenter.

A cateredmealwillbeservedat11:30 a.m.Allarewelcomeandinvite your friends!

Wednesdaynightmealscontinuewith buffetservicefordineinat5:30 p.m or drive-thrubeginningat5:30until 6 p.m ThemenuforOct.12includespulledpork, macaroni andcheese,cornandtigerdessert

Wednesdaynightyouthprogramscon tinue from 6 to 7 p.m.DELTAClub(DisciplesEquippedforLifeTransformationand Action)forkindergartenthroughfifth grade willmeet intheFiresideRoomand Jr.High JAMwillmeet intheYouthRoom.

Moreinformation isavailableonthe church’swebsite,www.ecmorrison.org, orbycallingthechurchofficeat815-7723890.

Albany United Methodist to celebrate 50 years in ‘new’ church

time following theservice.

The communityandallformer mem bers areinvitedtoattend.

Birthday Sunday Celebration at Fulton Presbyterian

FultonPresbyterianChurch, 311N. NinthSt.,Fulton,welcomesyoutoworship withthemat9:30a.m. Sunday,Oct. 16.Rev.CatherineMartin willbedelivering themessage.

Following theworshipthere willbefellowshipwith a BirthdaySunday Celebration.

The Sit N SewGroupmeetsfrom 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. ThursdaysintheOutreach Center.

First Reformed Church’s worship and activities

Join us for worshipat 9 a.m. Sunday, Oct. 16, at FirstReformedChurch,510 15th Ave inFulton.GuestspeakerMike Fullanwillpreach,andthechoirwillsing. Sunday Schoolclasseswillbeginat10:30 a.m Coffeeandrefreshmentsareserved inthelibraryduring thesocialtime after theservice.Therewillbe a CarCruise to Bellevueleavingat10:30a.m.

Creative Crewmeetsat 9 a.m Wednesday,Oct.12.

WednesdayNightBible Studymeets at 6:30 p.m.

SeniorMealsareat11:30a.m Wednes days andFridaysatthechurch.

Thewomen’sBibleStudymeetsat 1 p.m Thursday.

TheFootballandCheerleader Breakfast will beat 7 a.m.Fridayatthechurch. Servicesarelive-streamedonFacebook.Gotowww.facebook.com/groups/ firstfultontojointhegroupandseethe services Theprevious Sunday’sserviceis broadcast onWCCI100.3-FMat 6 p.m Sunday night.Formoreinformation, goto thechurch’swebsiteatwww.firstrcafulton.org.

Dykstra &Law

InsuranceAgency,Inc.

BrentDykstra,Agent InRiverCityMall

142610th Avenue,Fulton 815-589-2200

Circuitridershavebeen servingAlbany Methodistssince1837.The first recordof a churchbuildingwas in1856.In1861, a brickchurchbuildingwasconstructedon MainStreet.There wereadditionstothe buildingthroughtheyears. In1970, mem bersvotedtobuild a newchurch. OnJune 25,1973,thenewsteelframeand exterior buildingonFirst Avenue wasdedicated. OnSunday,Oct.16,duringthe10:15 a.m.worship,AlbanyUnitedMethodist Churchwill celebrate50years inthe “new” church.Allpastorswhohave servedthechurchduringthat timehave beeninvited toattend Therewillbespecialmusic andcoffee andcakefellowship

Morrison Methodist Churchhosts afternoon concert Oct. 23

Morrison UnitedMethodist Church will hosta concertfeaturingvocalandinstrumentalmusicbymusiciansofthechurch at 4 p.m. Sunday,Oct. 23.Allareinvitedto the50-minuteafternoonreprievehighlightingsacredmusic.

Theperformancewillincludeboth organ-pianoduetsand a pianoduet. PastorSun-ahKang will performtwopiano solos,“HowGreatThouArt”and “The GracefulGhostRag.”Vocal musicwillbe presentedby a choirensembleand a women’strio.There isnocost. A freewill offering willbetaken.

EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT

MAINTENANCE

ASSISTANT PROG RAM COORDINATOR

Woodlawn Arts Academy is se ekinga part-time assistant pr ogram coor dinator to help with programming Person ne eds strong communication, computerand orga nizational skills Hours range from 10-15hours per we ek Se nd resume and letter ofinterest to Becky Rich

The Village ofCordova islooking fora qual ified, maintenance employee who is mechanicallyinclined and experience d in snow plowing, la wn mowing, usinga tr actor ,self motivated and can follow directions and safety rulesamust. Must have reference s anda high-school diploma. Canstart immediately Applications can bepicked up at the Cordova Village Hall, 1079th St S. FULL TIME POSITIONS AVAILABLE

WASTEWATER OPERATOR/ MAI NTEN ANCE

The City of Rock Falls, Illinois is taking applic ations for the positionof Wastewater Operator / Maintenance. Appl ic ations ca n be downloaded from the City of Rock Fa lls we bsite https://rockfalls61071.net or picked up in the person at the City of Rock Falls Business Office located at 603 W 10th Stre et, Rock Falls, IL, Monday Friday fr om 8:00 am to 5:00 pm

Deadline for returning the application will be Friday, Oc tober 28,2022 by 5:00 pm

1st shift Monday-Friday B&B Industrial Co at ings in Erie, IL

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Sea ledbid sforfarmleasing will be acceptedbytheD epa rtment of Natural Resourcesfor onea gric ulturelease, consistingofapproximately250 acres of agric ulture ground .The acre ageis locatedatBig Be nd St at eFish and WildlifeArea in WhitesideCount y.Bid formsandre la tedinformation will be discussedata Non-Mandator yVendor Conferenceto be conducte dbythe Department of Natur al Resourceson November1,2022, at 10:00 a.m. via Webex. Persp ec tive tenants canphone intothenon-mandatory conference by ca lling (415)-655-0002 or (312)5358110,meetingnumber( ac cess code) 24577662074.

Currently, allbidders mustregist er with Bid-Buytob eeligible to enter into ac ontrac tw iththe Sta te. To register, please go to thefollowing link: https://w ww.bid buy.illinois.gov/bso/ Prospectiv ebidde rswillneed to down loada nd print thenec essaryforms from theBid-Buy Websit eatwww.bid buy.illinois.gov prior tothevendorcon ference. Thosew anting to attend please plan to arriveearly attheBig Bend Stat eFish andWildlifeArea locatedat 300E Riversid eDrive, Prophe tsto wn Illinois61277.Please contactLeighAnn Henlineat(217) 524-1308 fora ssistance inregistering wit hBid-Buy online.

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Shaw Media -Human Resources, 113S.PeoriaAve., Dixon, IL 61021

Pr e-empl oyment background check, includingdriving record,and dr ug scre en required .Thisposting maynot includeall dutiesofthe position

Shaw Mediais an EqualOpportunity Employer andDrug-Fr ee Workplace

Bids andsupporting documents are dueonNovember23,2022,by2:00 p.m. to: Dep artme nt of Na turalResources, Attn:Leigh AnnHenli ne,Fisca l/Procurement,OneNaturalResourcesWay,Springfield IL 62702, or by submitting all required documents in Bid-Buyunderbidnumber B- 30946

Bids will be op ened on Nove mb er 23, 2022, by 2:00 p.m. viaWebex.The farmleaseshall be awarde dtothe re sponsive,responsible,qualifie db idde r with thehighestprice

TheSta teofIllinois, De partment of NaturalResources ,shallnotunlawfully discrimina te basedonrace, color, sex, national origin,ageor handicap in ad missiont o, or treatment or empl oy ment in, programsoract ivit ies.

The DepartmentofNaturalResources reservesthe righttorejectany or all proposals.For more information visit https://w ww2.illinois.g ov /d nr/CLM/Doc uments/AgLease Websit e.pdf

Octobe r4,11,2022

STATEOF IL LINOIS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFTHE FOURTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUITROCK IS LAND COUNTY, IL-JUVENILE DIVISION

In the intere st of T.H. AMinor 2022JA62 NOTICE BY PUBL ICATION

Notice is given to Any and Unknown Fathers, Address Unknown, andto wh om it may concern, that on 8/29/122a petition wa sfiledund er the Juvenil eCourt Act by JeffreyS McKinleyin this Court and that in the courtroom of Judge Presidingin JuvenileCenter, 52518th Street, Rock Is la nd, Illinois, on 11/4/22@ 11:30am or as soon thereafter as this cas e mayb e he ard,ahearing wi ll be heldupon the Petition to ha ve the minor dec lared to be a Ward of Court and for ot her re lief unde r that Act.

THE COURTHAS AUTHORITY IN THIS PROCE ED INGTO TAKE FROMYOUTHE CUSTODY AND GUARDIANSHIP OF THE MINOR, TOTERMINATE YOUR PARENTALRIGHTS, AND TO APPOINT A GUARDIAN WITH POWERTO CONSENT TO ADOPTION. YOUMAY LOSE AL L PARENTAL RIGHTSTOYOUR CHILD. IF THE PETITIONREQUESTS THE TERMINATION OF YOURPARE NTAL RIGHTS AND THE APPOINTMENT OFA GUARDIAN WITH POWE RTO CONS ENTTO ADOPTION,YOU MAY LOSE ALL PARENTAL RIGHTSTO THE CHILD. Unlessyou appear you willnot beentitled to furtherwrit ten notices or publicationnotices of the proceedingsin this case,includingthe filing of an amende d Petition or a Motion to Terminate Pa re nta l Rights Now, un

gh ,u less you appear at the hearing and show caus e agai nst thePeti tion, th e allegationsof thePeti tion may stan d admi tted as agai nst you and each of you, and an order or Judg ment entered. Dated: 9/29/22 TammyRWeikert CircuitClerk

By:TJJ

Octobe r11,2022

STATEOF IL LINOIS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFTHE FOURTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUITROCK IS LAND COUNTY, IL-JUVENILE DIVISION

In the intere st of A.L. AMinor 2022JA63

NOTICE BY PUBL ICATION

Notice is given to Any and Unknown Fathers, Address Unknown, andto wh om it may concern, that on 8/29//22a petition wa sfiledund er the Juvenil eCourt Act by JeffreyS McKinleyin this Court and that in the courtroom of Judge Presidingin JuvenileCenter. 52518th Street, Rock Is la nd, Illinois, on 11/4/22@ 11:30am or as soon thereafter as this cas e mayb e he ard,ahearing wi ll be heldupon the Petition to ha ve the minor dec lared to be a Ward of Court and for ot her re lief unde r that Act.

THE COURTHAS AUTHORITY IN THIS PROCE EDINGTO TAKE FROMYOUTHE CUSTODY AND GUARDIANSHIP OF THE MINOR, TOTERMINATE YOUR PARENTALRIGHTS, AND TO APPOINT A GUARDIAN WITH POWERTO CONSENT TO ADOPTION. YOUMAY LOSE AL L PARENTAL RIGHTSTOYOUR CHILD. IF THE PETITIONREQUESTS THE TERMINATION OF YOURPARE NTAL RIGHTS AND THE APPOINTMENT

OFA GUARDIAN WITH POWE RTO

CONS ENTTO ADOPTION,YOU MAY LOSE ALL PARENTAL RIGHTSTO THE CHILD. Unlessyou appear you willnot beentitled to furtherwrit ten notices or publicationnotices of the proceedingsin this case,includingthe filing of an amende d Petition or a Motion to Terminate Pa re ntal Rights Now, un less you appear at the hearing and show caus e agai nst thePeti tion, th e allegationsof thePeti tion may stan d admi tted as agai nst you and each of you, and an order or Judg ment entered.

Dated: 9/29/22

TammyRWeikert

CircuitClerk

By:TJJ

Octobe r11,2022

IN THECIRCUIT COURTOFTHE FOURTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT WHITESIDE COUNTY, IL LINOIS IN THE MATTER OF THE ES TATE OF GORDOND BENNETT, DECEASE D No.2022 PR 95

CLAIM NOTICE

Notice is given to creditor s of t he death of Gordon D Benne tt. Lettersof Officewere issued on Septe mb er 29, 2022 toGlo riaVerhulst,2033rd Ave West,Lyndon,IL 61261 as Indepe ndent Ad minist rator, wh ose att orneys of re cord areNelson, Kilgus,& Buckwalter-S churman,209 East Ma in Stre et, Morrison, Illinois, 61270-0111.

The estate will be administered without Court Supervisionunlessunder S ection 28-4 of th e Prob ate Act(755 ILCS5/28-4) any interestedpe rs on terminate sind epende nt ad ministration at any time by mailing or de liveringa petition to terminate to the Cle rk.

Claims against the estate may be filed in the Office of t he Circ uitClerk of W hiteside County, 200East Knox

Street, Morrison, Illinois,61270, or with therepresentative, or both,on or before, Ap ril11, 2023 or,if mailing or de livery of a notice from t he re presenta tiveis required bySection 18-3 of the Prob ate Act(755 ILCS5/18-3), the datest ate din that notice Any claim not filed on or be fore that dat eis barre d. Copies of a claim filed with t he Clerk must be mailed or de livered by the claimant to there presentative and to the attorneys wi thin 10 days afterithas been filed.

NELSON, KI LGUS & BU CKWALTER SCHURMAN

Attorneys for saidEstate 209Ea st Main Street Morrison,IL 61270-0111

Phone: 815-772-2121

Fax: 815-772-2026 E-mail: wkilgus@ nelsonkilgus.c om Octobe r11,18,25, 2022

IN THECIRCUIT COURTOFTHE FOURTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT WHITESIDE COUNTY, IL LINOIS, IN PROBATE IN THE MATTER OF THE ES TATE OF ARLYNP KERKHOVE, DECEASE D No.2022 PR 98

CLAIM NOTICE

Notice is given to creditor s of t he death of ArlynP Kerkhove.Letters of Office were issued on Septem ber28, 2022t o ScottC Meier, 386 Perkins Road, Prop hetstown, IL 61277 andAmy K Meier,215 West5th Stre et, Prop hetstown, IL 61277 as Co-Executors, whose at torneys of re cord areNelson,Kilgus, & Buckwalter Schurman,209 East Ma in Stre et, Morrison, Illinois, 61270-0111.

The estate will be administered without Court Supervisionunlessund er Sect ion28-4 of th e Prob ate Act (755 ILCS5/28-4) any

5/28-4)ny int erested pe rs on terminate sind ependent ad ministratio n at any time by mailing or de liveringa petition to terminate to the Cle rk.

Claims against the estate may be filed in the Office of t he Circ uitClerk of W hiteside County, 200EastKnox Street, Morrison, Illinois,61270, or wi th therepresentative, or both, on or before, Ap ril11, 2023 or,if mailing or de livery of a notice from the re prese ntativeis required bySection 18-3 of the Prob ate Act(755 ILCS5/18-3), the d ate st ate d in that notice. Any claim notfiled on or be fore thatdat eis barre d. Copies of a claim filed with t he Cle rk must be mailed or de livered by the claimant to there presentative and to the attorneys wi thin10 days after ithas been filed.

NELSON, KI LGUS & BU CKWALTER

SCHURMAN

Attorneys for saidEstate 209Ea st Main Street Morrison,IL 61270-0111 Phone: 815-772-2121 Fax: 815-772-2026 E-mail: wkilgus@ nelsonkilgus.c om

Octobe r11,18,25, 2022

IN THECIRCUIT

COURTFORTHE 14THJUDICIAL CIRCUIT

WHITESIDE COUNTYMORRISON, IL LINOIS

PHH Mortgage Corporation PLAINTIFF Vs. Rachel L. Ballard; et al DEFEND ANTS No.2022FC21 NOTICEOF SHERIFF'S SALE OFREAL ESTATE PUBLIC NO TI CE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuantto a Judgment of Fore closure and Sale entered int he above cause on 05/04/2022,t he Sheriff of Whiteside County, Illinois will on November 3, 2022 at thehourof 10:00 AM at WhitesideCountyCourt-

y house200E.Knox

St,3rd Floor Lobby Morrison, IL 61270, or ina place otherwi se de signated at the time of sale, County of Whitesid e and Stat e of I llinois,sell at public auct iont o thehighest bidd er for ca sh, as set forth be low, t he following described real estate: LOT8 IN CRANDA LL'S SUBD IVISI ON, LO CATED IN THE SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF SECTION 6, TOWNSHIP19

NO RTH, RANGE4 EA ST OF THE FOURTH PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, IN THE VILLAGE O F ERIE, ASPER RECORDED PLAT THEREOF FILED JUNE 19,1962, AS DOCUMENT NUM BER298452; SITUATED IN THE COUNTY OF WHITESI DE AND STATE OF I LLINOIS PIN20-06-377-016 Improved with Single Family Home CO MMO NLY KNOWN AS: 72113th St Erie,IL 61250-9672

Sale terms:10% down of thehighest bid by ce rtified funds atthe close of the auct ion; The balance, including the Judicial sale fee for Abando ned Resid ential Prop er tyMunicipa li ty Relief Fund, which is ca lc ulated atthe ra te of $1 for eac h $1,000 orfraction thereof of the amount pa id by t he p urchasernot to exceed $300,in certified funds, is due within twentyfour (24)hours.The sub ject propert y is sub ject to general re al estate taxes, sp ecial assessments, or sp ecia l taxes le vied against sa idre al estate andis offered forsale wi thout anyrepresentation as to quality or quantity of title and without re course to Plai ntiff andin "A S IS " condition. Thesale is furthe rsubjectto confirmation bythe court.

If the property is a cond ominium and the fore clo sure takes place after

sp 1/1/2007, purchasers other than the mortgagees will be required to pay any asses sment and legal fees dueunder The Condominium Prop ertyAct, 765 ILCS 605/9(g)(1) and (g)(4)

If the propert yis loca te d in a common int eres t community, purchasers other than mort gage es willb e required to payany assessment and le ga l fees d ue und er theCondominium Prope rty Act, 765 ILCS 605/18.5(g-1).

If thesaleisset aside for any re ason, the Purc haser at thesale shall be entitle d onlyto areturn of the deposit paid. The Purchasershall have no further re course against the Mortgagor, the Mortgage e or the Mort gagee's attorney.

Up on paymentin full of the amount bid, the purchaser shallrece ive a Ce rtificat e of Sale , wh ich will entitle thepurchaser to a Deedto there al estateafter Confirmation of thesale.

Thesuc cessful purchaserhas the soleresp onsi bility/ expense of evicting any tenants or otherindividuals presentlyin possession of the sub ject premises. The propertywill NOT be open for insp ection and Plaintiff makes no re presentation as to the conditionof the property Prospective bidde rs are admonished to checktheCourt file to verify all informati on

IF YOUARE THE MORTGAGO R (HOMEOWNER), YOU HA VE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN INPOS SESSION

FOR30 DA YS AFTERENTRY O F AN ORDER OF POSS ES SION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-1701( C) OF THE ILLI NOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LA W. Forinformation: Examine the court file or contac t Plaintiff's attorne y: Codilis &

Associates, P.C., 15W030North FrontageRoad, Suite100,Burr Ridge,IL 60527, (630)794-9876.

Please refer to filenumber 14-22-01858. I3203142

Septembe r 27,2022 October 4,11,2022

NOTICEOF

PUBLI C HEARING

The Morrison ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS will convenea PUBL IC HEARING at 5:30 p.m. on Wedn es day, October26, 2022 at CityHall, 200 We st Main Street, Morrison, Illinois, for the purpose of consider inga Request For ReZoning filedby RogerPruis

The pet itioneris se ekinga Request ForVa ri anceto reducethe side yard se tback from 5't o 3' for an addition to anacc essory st ructurein R-2 General Resid ential District.

This prope rtyis commonly known as 602W Park Street, Morrison, Illinois.

Pin #09-18-156-014

Any pe rsons wishing tocomment on this ma tte rshall appearatthestat ed time andloca tion, or directwritten commentt o CityHall,200 We st Main Street, Morrison,Illinois61270. Michael He mmer CityClerk

Octobe r11,2022

NOTICEOF

PUBLI C HEARING AND AVAILABILI TYOFTENTATIVE BUDGET

NOTICE is given that on Nove mb er 3,2022 at 6:00

PM, the Boardof Trustees of the Hillsd ale Fi re Protection District of W hiteside, Rock Is land, andHenry Counties, Illinois wi llholda public hearing at the Fi re Station,412 Main St.,Hillsd ale, Illinois61257, concerning the proposed Annual Budget and Appropriation Ordinance of sa id District for the fiscal year 20222023. Copies of the te ntative Annu-

al Budget and Ap prop riation Ordinance are avai la ble for publ icinspec tion prior to sa id hearing at He id Law Office s, LLC, 19670 Waller Rd., Fulton,Illinois,or at the District Fire Station Office Date d this5th day of October,2022.

/s/ PaulDillin Paul Dillin President, Board of Truste es

Octobe r11, 2022

IN THECIRCUIT COURTFORTHE FOURTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, WHITESIDE COUNTY, IL LINOIS NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS OF THE DEATH, ADMISSION TO PROB ATE AND CLAIMPERIOD IN THEMATTER OF THEES TATE OF DIANE FRANCE S CARL SON

Case No 2022PR 93

Notice ishereby given tocreditors and claimants of the deat h of Diane FrancesCarlson, lastaresident of Albany, Illinois, wh o died on July 31, 2022. Letters of office wereissue d on Septe mb er 7, 2022, to Goldie H. Carlson, 14449 Waller Rd., Alba ny IL 61230, and RayanneCarlson, 507 Parker Av e, Aurora, IL 60505 as Inde pendent Ad ministrators.The A ttorney for the es tate is: Rebe cc a L. Huiz enga,10114th St., Fulton, IL 61252.Claims against the estate may be filed with theClerk of the Circuit Court, Whiteside County Courthouse,200 E. Knox St., Morrison, IL 61270, or with the Re presentative or both, onor be fore April4,2022

Any claim not filed wi thin that period is barred.Copies of a claim filed with the clerkmust be mailed or de livered to the Representa tive and the attorne y forthe esta te wi thin10 days af ter it has be en filed.

Date d this 4th day of Octobe r,2022. REBECCAL.

HUI ZENGA

Attorney forthe Est ate 1011 4th Street

P.O.Box102 Fulton, Illinois 61252

815/589-2859

Oc t.4,11,18,2022

NOTICEOF CHANGE IN REGULAR ME ETING DATES FOR THE VILLAGEOF

ALBANY

The Village of Albany shall hold re gular meetingsof the Presiden t and Board of Trustees on the first Monday of eac h month and on the thir d Wednesday of e ach month at the hour of 6:00 p.m. at theVillage Ha ll BoardCha mb ers in Albany, Illinois.

Octobe r11,2022

IN THECIRCUIT COURTFORTHE 14THJUDICIAL CIRCUIT

ROCK IS LAND COUNTY,ROCK ISLAND, ILLI NOIS US Bank TrustNational Association, Not In Its Individual Ca pac ity But SolelyAs Ow ner Trustee For VRMT G Asse t Trust PLAINTIFF Vs. Ted Ta ylor III a/k/a John Ted Ta ylor, III;et al.

DEFEND ANTS

2022FC70

NOTICEOF SHERIFF'S SALE OFREAL EST ATE

PUBLIC NO TI CE IS

HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgme nt of Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above cause on 09/14/2022,t he Sheriff of Rock I slandCounty, Illinois will on November 15, 2022 at thehourof 9:00 AM at Rock I slandCounty Justice Center, Sheriff's Office 1317 Third Ave nue Roc k Is la nd, IL 61201, or in a place ot herwise designated at the time of sale,County of Rock Island and State of Illinois,sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, as se t fort h below, the following de sc ribed real estate:

FOURTH ADDI TION TO THE CI TY OFEAST MOLINE, ILLINOIS , SITUATED IN THECI TY OF EA ST MO LINE, SITUATED IN THE COUNTY OF ROCK ISLAND, IN THE STATE OF ILLINOIS

PIN 08-35-417-017 Improved with Resid ential CO MMO NLY KNO WNAS: 43027th Avenue East Moline, IL 61244

Sale terms:10% down of the highest bid by ce rtified funds atthe close of the auct ion; The balance, including the Judicial sale fee for Abando ned Resid ential Prop er tyMunicipa li ty Relief Fund, which is ca lc ulated atthe ra te of $1 for eac h $1,000 orfraction thereof of the amount pa id by t he p urchasernot to exceed $300,in certified funds, is due within twentyfour (24)hours.The sub ject propert y is sub ject to general re al estate taxes, sp ecial assessments, or sp ecia l taxes le vied against sa idre al estate andis offered forsale wi thout anyrepresentation as to quality or quantity of title and without re course to Plaintiff andin "A S IS " condition. Thesale is furthersubjectto confirmation bythe court.

If the property is a cond ominium and the fore closure takes place aft er 1/1/2007, purchasers other than the mortgagees will be required to pay anyassessme nt and legal fees d ue und er TheCondominium Prope rty A ct, 765 ILCS 605/9( g) (1) and (g) (4).

If the property is loca te d in a common int eres t communit y, purchasersother than mort gage es willb e re quiredto payany a ssessment and le ga l fee s due und er theCondominium Property A ct, 765 ILCS 605/18.5(g-1).

If thesaleisset aside for any re a son, the Purc haser at thesale shall be

entitle d only to a return of the deposit paid. The P urchasershall have no further re course against the Mortgagor, the Mortga ge e or the Mort gagee's attorney.

Up on paymentin full of the amount bid,the purchaser sha llreceive a Ce rtificate of Sale , wh ich will entitle thepurchaser to a Deedto there al estateafter Confirmation of thesale Thesuc cessful purchaserhas the sole resp onsi bility/ expense of evicting any tenants or otherindividuals presentlyin possession of the sub ject premises. The propertywill NOT be open for insp ection and Plaintiff makes no re prese ntation as to the condition of the property Prospective bidders are admon ishe d to check the Court file to verify a llinforma tion

IF YOUARE THE MORTGAGO R (HOMEOWNER), YOUHAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN INPOSSES SI ON FOR30 DAYS AFTERENTRY OF AN ORDER OF POSS ES SION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-1701( C) OF THEILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSUR E LA W. Forinformation: Examine the court file or contac t Plaintiff's at torney: Codilis & Associate s, P.C., 15W030North Frontage Road, Suite100,Burr Ridge, IL 60527, (630)794-9876. Please refer to file number 14-22-01953. I3203951

October 4,11,18,2022

Notice: Applicat ions are now being acce pt ed for the annual trapping drawing for Morrison- Rock wood Stat e Park and Big Be nd State Fish and WildlifeArea. The drawing will be he ld TuesdayOc tober18th at 9:00am atthe Morrison Rockwood State Park office

Applicant sneed not be present at the time of the drawing Winning applicant s wi ll be notified afterthe drawing is completed Park regu la tions and st atewide regulations apply. For further informat ion please cont act the park office at 815772-4708.

REAL ESTATE

IN THECIRCUIT COURTFORTHE 14THJUDICIAL CIRCUIT WHITESIDE COUNTY MORRISON, IL LINOIS

PHH Mortgage Corporation PLAINTIFF Vs. Rachel L. Ballard; et al DEFEND ANTS No.2022FC21

NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE OFREAL EST ATE PUBLIC NO TI CE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuantt o a Judgment of Fore closure and Sale entered int he above cause on 05/04/2022,t he Sheriff of Whiteside County, Illinois will on November 3, 2022 at thehourof 10:00 AM at WhitesideCountyCourthouse200E.Knox St,3rd Floor Lobby Morrison, IL 61270, or ina place otherwi se de signa ted at the time of sale, County of Whiteside andState of Illinois,sell at public auct ion to thehighest bidder for ca sh, as set forth be low, t he following described real estate: PIN20-06-377-016 Improved with Single Family Home CO MMONLY KNOWN AS: 72113th St Erie,IL 61250-9672

Sale terms:10% down of thehighest bid by ce rtified funds atthe close of the auct ion; The balance, including the Judicial sale fee for Abando ned Resid ential Prop er tyMunicipa li ty Relief Fund, which is ca lc ulated at the ra te of $1 for each $1,000 orfraction thereof of the amount pa id by the

pby purchasernot to exceed $300,in certified funds, is due within twentyfour (24)hours.The sub ject propert y is sub ject to general re al estate taxes, sp ecial assessments, or sp ecial taxes le vied against sa id real estate andis offered forsale wi thout anyreprese ntation as to quality or quantity of title and without re course to Plai ntiff andin "A S IS " condition. Thesale is furthersubjectto confirmation by the court.

If the property is a cond ominium and the fore closure takes place aft er 1/1/2007, purchasersother than the mortgagees will be required to pay anyassessme nt and legal fees due under The Condominium Prop erty Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g)(1) and (g)(4)

If the property is loca te d in a common int eres t community, purchasersother than mort gage es willb e re quired to payany a ssessment and le ga l fees d ue und er theCondominium Prope rty A ct, 765 ILCS 605/18.5(g-1).

If thesaleisset aside for any re ason, the Purc haser at thesale shall be entitle d only to a re turn of the deposit paid. The P urchasershall have no further re course against the Mortgagor, the Mortga ge e or the Mort gagee's attorney.

Up on paymentin full of the amount bid,the purchaser sha llreceive a Ce rtificate of Sale, wh ich will entitle thepurchaser to a Deedto there al estateafter Confirmation of thesale. Thesuc cessful purchaserhas the sole resp onsi bility/ expense of evicting any tenants or otherindividuals presentlyin possession of the sub ject premises.

The propertywill NOT be open for insp ection and Plaintiff makes no re prese ntation as to the condition of the property

prop ty

Prospective bidde rs are admonished to checkthe Court file to verify all informati on IF YOUARE THE MORTGAGO R (HOMEOWNER), YOU HA VE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN INPOSSES SI ON FOR30 DAYS

AFTERENTRY O F AN ORDER OF POSS ES SION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-1701( C) OF THE ILLI NOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE

LA W.

Forinformation: Examine the court file or contac t Plaintiff's attorney: Codilis & A ssociates,P.C., 15W030North FrontageRoad, Suite100,Burr Ridge,IL 60527, (630)794-9876. Please refer to filenumber 14-22-01858. I3203142

Septembe r 27,2022 October 4,11,2022 IN THECIRCUIT COURTFORTHE 14THJUDICIAL CIRCUIT ROCK IS LAND COUNTY,ROCK ISLAND, ILLI NOIS US Bank TrustNational Association, Not In Its Individual Ca pac ity But Solely AsOw ner Trustee For VRMT G Asset Trust PLAINTIFF Vs. Ted Ta ylor III a/k/a John Ted Ta ylor, III;et al. DEFEND ANTS 2022FC70 NOTICEOF SHERIFF'S SALE OFREAL EST ATE PUBLIC NO TI CE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgme nt of Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above cause on 09/14/2022,t he Sheriff of Rock I slandCounty, Illinois will on November 15, 2022 at thehourof 9:00 AM at Rock I slandCounty Justice Center, Sheriff's Office 1317 Third Ave nue Roc k Is la nd, IL 61201, or in a place ot herwise designated at the time of sale,County of Rock Island

ty and Stat e of Illinois,sell at public auction to thehighest bidder for cash, as se t fort h below, the following de scribed real estate: PIN 08-35-417-017 Improved with Resid ential CO MMONLY KNOWN AS: 43027th Avenue East Moline, IL 61244

Sale terms:10% down of thehighest bid by ce rtified funds atthe close of the auct ion; The balance, including the Judicialsale fee for Abando ned Resid ential Prop er tyMunicipa li ty Relief Fund, which is ca lc ulated atthe ra te of $1 for eac h $1,000 orfraction thereof of the amount pa id by t he purchasernot to exceed $300,in certified funds,is due within twentyfour (24)hours.The sub ject propert y is sub ject to general re al estate taxes, sp ecial assessments, or sp ecial taxes le vied against sa idre al estate andis offered for sa le without anyrepresentation as to quality or quantity of title and without re course toPlai ntiff andin "A S IS " condition. Thesale isfurthersubjectto confirmation bythe court.

If the property is a cond ominium and the fore closure takes place aft er 1/1/2007, purchasers other than the mortgagees will be required to pay anyassessme nt and legal fees d ue und er TheCondominium Prope rty Act, 765 ILCS 605/9( g) (1) and (g) (4).

If the propert yis loca te d in a common int eres t community, purchasers other than mort ga gees willb e required to payany assessment and le ga l fees d ue und er theCondominium Prope rty Act, 765 ILCS 605/18.5(g-1).

If thesaleisset aside for any re ason, the Purc haser at thesale shall be entitle d only to areturn of the deposit paid. The Purchaser shall have no further

re course against the Mortgagor, the Mortga ge e or the Mortgagee 's attorney.

Up on paymentin full of the amount bid,the purchaser shallreceive a Ce rtificate of Sale , wh ich will entitle thepurchaser to a Deedto there al estateafter Confirmation of thesale.

Thesuc cessful purchaserhas the soleresp onsi bility/ expense of evicting any tenants or otherindividuals presentlyin possession of the sub ject premises.

The propertywill NOT be open for insp ection and Plaintiff makes no re prese ntation as to the condition of the property

Prospective bidders are admon ished to check the Court file to verify allinforma tion

IF YOUARE THE MORTGAGO R (HOMEOWNER), YOUHAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN INPOSSES SI ON FOR30 DAYS

AFTERENTRY OF AN ORDER O F POSS ES SION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-1701( C) OF THEILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSUR E LA W.

Forinformation: Examine the court file or contac t Plaintiff's at torney: Codilis& Associate s, P.C., 15W030North Frontage Road, Suite100,Burr Ridge, IL 60527, (630)794-9876. Please refer to file number 14-22-01953. I3203951

October 4,11,18,2022