Forreston_Journal-10-14-2022

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Cheer Kids

Thehalftime show at the Forrestonvs. Fulton football game on Friday,Oct.7,had some very specialguests. Ninety-three kids whotook part in the2022Cardinals Cheer Campbraved chilly temperatures to performin frontofapackedgrandstand. At far left,Masie Taylor, 3, of Forreston stares at thecrowd as she triestostaywarm. At left, Adalyn Genandt, 3, of Forrestondonnedafuzzy hatand gloves as shetook part in one ofthecheers.

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BERTOLETLIBRARY

YouthPrograms

StoryTime: Thursdays,10a.m.Stopinwith yourToddlersandPre-KlittlesforStoryTimeeach ThursdaywithMissJana.Shewillhavea couplestoriesandanactivityforthekids.

BigKids,BigArt: Tuesday,Oct.18,4:30 p.m.(notetimechange!)Callingall1stthrough 5thGraders!MissJanahas agreatbeginnerart programjustforyou.Eachmonthwillfocusona differentelementofart.Joinheronthethird Tuesdayofeachmonth!

LEGOClub: FirstMondayofthemonth,5 p.m.Createwithusonthe1stMondayofeach month.WewillhavetheLEGOswaitingforyou!

FamilyPrograms

Drop-InCraft: PumpkinDecoratingDropinthis monthanddecorate agourdwith avarietyof markers.Takeyourpumpkinhomeorshowitoff ondisplayatthelibraryfortheseason.

MovieNight: Monday,Oct.24, 5p.m.Incon-

FORRESTON LIBRARY

Alzheimer’sAssociationPresents: Effective CommunicationandArtActivities,Thursday,Oct. 20,12p.m.

Joinusatthelibraryforanonlinepresentation bytheAlzheimer’sAssociationtolearneffective communicationstrategiesforhelpingyourfriends andlovedoneswhoarestrugglingwithAlzheimer’sorothertypesofdementia.

Theprogramalsoincludes apresentationby DaleandDeborahSmithofArtExpresswhich providessocialinteractionandcognitive stimulationforthosewithAlzheimer’sandtheir caregiver.

ceivable!Thisclassicpremiered35yearsago! CheeronButtercupandWestleyastheybattle ROUSsinthefireswamp,evadePrinceHumperdinck,andsupportInigoMontoyaasheavenges hisfather’sdeath.

AdultPrograms

MicrosoftExcelFundamentals: Monday,Oct. 17,5-7p.m. LearnthebasicstogetstartedusingMicrosoft Excel.Thisclasswillinclude ahands-onoverview oftheExcelworkspaceandcreationof abasic inventoryspreadsheetwhereyouwillapply formattingandcompletecalculationsusing formulasandfunctions.Freeregistrationis requiredbycalling:815-738-2742.Pleaseindicate atregistrationifyouareabletobringyourown laptop.

AdultBookoftheMonth

TheBookoftheMonthisTheThingsWeKeep bySallyHepworth.TheThingsWeKeepisa

compellingnovelaboutearlyonsetAlzheimer’s diseaseandhowitaffectsthepatientandpeople surroundingthepatient.FollowAnnaassheis placedintoanassistedlivinghomeanddealswith slowlylosingpiecesofhermemoryandthe friendsshemakesalongtheway.

CraftKitsforAdults

Stopbythecirculationdeskandpickupthis month’stakeandmakecraft.Getintothe Halloweenmoodwiththispopsiclestick scarecrow.

NewReleases

AdultBooks:HolidaysontheVirginRiverby RobynCarr;ParadiseValleybyRobynCarr;Falling StarsbyFernMichaels;RighteousPreybyJohn Sanford;GoodbyeAgainbyMariahStewart(LP)

JuvenileBooks:ThirstbyVarshaBajaj;Zoeyby LisaMullarkey

Theprogramwillconcludewith alivequestion andanswersession.

Ifyouwouldprefertoparticipatefromhome, pleasecall800-272-3900toregister. Tuesdaysat10a.m. -Bringyourfavorite toddlerorpreschoolerfor atimeofstories,songs, crafts,andfun!Thisrelaxedprogramis agreat wayforlittleonestomeetnewfriendsand discoverthejoyofreading.

Pleasecallthelibrarytoregisterorifyouhave anyquestions.

CommunityRoom -Lookingfor aplacetohold yourevent?Ourcommunityroom(with asmall

kitchenette)isavailableformeetings,parties, showers,familyreunions,andmore.Pleasecall thelibraryat815-938-2624foradditionalinforma tion.

LibraryHours

Thelibraryisopen:Monday10a.m. -1p.m.,2-7 p.m.,Tuesday,Wednesday,andThursday10a.m. -1p.m.,2-6p.m.,andSaturday 9a.m. -12p.m.We maybereachedbyphoneat815-938-2624,email atforrestonpubliclibrary@gmail.com,orthrough Facebookmessaging.

Ofcourse,wealwayslovetoseeyouinperson, too!

Oregon Area Farm Tour dubbed a success by organizer

ByALEXAZOELLNER azoellner@shawmedia.com

Initsfirstgo-round,theOregon AreaFarmTour was asuccess,organizerssay.

“Itwasasunnyfalldaywith perfectweather,”saidLizVos,Oregon AreaChamberofCommerceexecutivedirector.“Peoplejustwantedto getoutoftheirhousesandgoexploring.”

ThefarmtourtookplacetheafternoonofOct.9.Peoplewereableto tourfourfarms:BerryViewOrchard andDietrichRanch,bothinMt.Morris,andDandelionFeathersFarmand WhitePinesRanch,bothinOregon.

VossaidshewastoldbyDandelion FeathersFarmownerAndreaMur-

raythatMurraywasdoingfacepaintingnonstopfrom1to4p.m.,andMurray’sparentscounted120to140 visitors.

Totalparticipationishardtomeasurebecauseofthespread-outnature oftheevent,Vossaid.

“Basedonthenumberofpeopleat theDandelionFeathersFarm,I’dsay maybethereweremorethanthat,” shesaid.“Idon’treallyhaveawayof knowing.”

TheUniversityofIllinoisExtensionwasatDietrichRanch,where theyhadawormcompostandsoil testingstand,Vossaid.Thepeople runningthatreported27adultsand20 childrenvisitedtheirstand,andeven morewereexploringotherareasof thefarm,shesaid.

“Theyhadsomuchfun,”Vossaid.

Adinnerandbarndanceoriginally werescheduledtofollowtheafternoonfarmtours,butthatpartofthe eventwascanceled.

“Ithinksomepeoplejustwantedto dothefarmvisits,”Vossaid.

Thereusedtobefarmtoursevery year,buttherehasn’tbeenonein a while,Vossaidwhenaskedherreasonforhostingtheevent.

“Weliveinaruralcommunity,and Ithinkthatwehaveseveral[ChamberofCommerce]membersthatthey havefarms,farmstoresandfarm boutiquesandthings,” shesaid.“I thoughtitwouldbefuntodoanevent centered aroundthemandwhatthey havetooffer.Ourcommunityisreally agreatruraldestination.”

Buddy Murray, 10, of Oregon, leans againsta hay bale holding hischicken, Fluffy, during the OregonArea Farm Touron Oct. 9. Buddy’s mother owns Dandelion Feathers Farm.

Let Freedom Ring Family Fall Festival set for Oct. 16

ByALEXAZOELLNER azoellner@shawmedia.com

AnewLetFreedomRingfamilyfun eventisscheduledforthisweekendin Mt.Morris.

TheFamilyFallFestivalissetfor 1to4p.m.onOct.16.Itwilltakeplace onthevillagesquare;therainlocation istheMt.MorrisSeniorCenter.

“It’sanewthingwe’retryingto raisesome money forthefestival, but alsotogetsomefallfunin,too,”said TiffanyWest,LetFreedomRingCom-

mitteechairperson.

Activitiesincludeapennycarnival, pumpkincarvingcontest,costume paradeandcraftshow,shesaid.

Thereareabout15craft vendors signeduptoattend,Westsaid.Tickets forpennycarnivalgamesaresixticketsfor$1,shesaid.

“TheEvangelicalFreeChurchis helpingwiththepennycarnivalgames andstuff,”Westsaid.“We’llbedoing prizes forthosegamesforthekids.”

Toenterthepumpkin carvingcontestis$2forages5andunderwith a

Two arrested for retail theft from Oregon store

TwoFreeport residentswere arrestedlastweekforstealingmerchandisefromanOregonstore.

TerryM.Ernst,58,ofFreeport,and MichaelC.Hille,57,ofFreeport,were arrestedafterpoliceinvestigated a retailtheftattheOregonSnyderAce Hardwarestore,201N.FourthSt.,at 6:54p.m.onThursday,Oct.6.

“OregonpolicerespondedtoapossibleretailtheftattheOregonSnyder AceHardware.Itwasallegedthattwo malesubjectsenteredthestoreand beganconcealingafelonyamountof merchandise,”OregonPoliceChief JoeBrookssaidinanOct.7news release.“Thetwosubjectsmatchedthe descriptionfromapriortheftatthe storeandtheywereconfrontedby employees.UponarrivaloftheOregon

officers,afootpursuitensued.

“WiththeassistanceoftheOgle CountySheriff’sDepartment,the ByronPoliceDepartment,andtheMt. MorrisPoliceDepartment,thesuspect’svehiclewaslocatedinthe200 blockofNorthThirdStreetandafelonystopwasconducted.Twomale subjectsweretakenintocustody.”

Ernstwaschargedwithfourcounts offelonyretailtheft.

“TheByronPoliceDepartment chargedHillewithtwocountsoffelony retailtheft,”thenewsreleasesaid.

BothweretransportedtotheOgle CountyJail.

Withinthevehiclealargeamount ofpossiblestolenpropertyfromother jurisdictionswas recovered,the releasesaid.

painted pumpkinand $5perpumpkin forall otherages,shesaid.Pumpkins aretobeenteredalreadycarvedand readytobejudged,Westsaid.

There willbewinnersfordifferent agegroups:5andunder;6to10years old;11to15yearsold;and16andup.

“Thecostumes,it’sanothertimefor people towearcostumes,”Westsaid. “It’snotnecessarilyjudging.”

Peopleshouldcometohavefamily fun,supporttheMt.MorriscommunityandtosupportLetFreedomRing infundingtheFourthofJulyfirework show,shesaid.

Fireworkscost$20,000,andthe priceisexpectedtogoupnextyear, Westnoted.

County Crossroads Quilt Guild to host ‘quilt trunk show’

TheCountryCrossroadsQuiltGuildwill offeraquilttrunkshow,“AtticQuilts,”on Monday,Oct.17,at7p.m.attheForreston GroveChurch.

TheshowwillbepresentedbyHeidi Brenum,ownerofthePins&PiecesQuilt ShopinDarlington,Wisconsin.Hershopis inthenewlyrenovatedDriverOperaHouse inDarlington.

Pleasejoinusforafun-filledeveningand theviewingofsomebeautifulquilts!

GuildmeetingsareheldattheForreston GroveChurch,7246FreeportRoad, Forreston,thethirdMondayofeachmonth at7p.m.,withampletimetomeetand greetmembersbeforethemeeting.

Visitorsarewelcomeforafeeof$5atthe door.Formoreinformation,callProgram CommitteeChairShaunaHeck815-2381342orGuildPresidentBarbGaertner 815-297-2700.

Polo Women’s Club to accept winter coats, accessories through Nov.1

ThePoloWomen’sClubhasofficially kickedoffitsthirdannualcoatdriveseason, whichrunsuntilNov.1.

TheclubisacceptingdonationsofNEWor “gentlyused”coats,hats,scarves,mittens andgloves.Drop-offlocationsinPoloare FirstStateBankShannon-Polo(211S. DivisionAve.),PoloSeniorCenter(101W. MasonSt.),802E.BuffaloSt.and103E. OregonSt.

Distributionwilltakeplacefreeofcharge atCrossroadsCommunityChurchinPoloon Saturday,Nov.5,from9a.m.tonoon.

GFWCIllinoisPoloWomen’sClub, organizedin1921,isacommunity-based serviceorganizationthatmakesadifferencethroughvolunteerservice.

Foradditionalinformation,callLouiseHall at815-946-2198.

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Corinth Cemetery final resting place for 5,688 soldiers

Lt. RichardWatsonofDeKalb, whowaswiththe36thofIllinois,wasstillintheareaof Corinth.HewaswithCompanyFof theArmyoftheOhio.

Hedoesnotgoanyfurthersouthat thattime.Beforeheleftthearea,he hadhopedtoseehisbrother,Thomas, whowaswiththe72ndofIllinois.They weresomewherecloseby.

Richardalsowasfightingsickness andstillattemptingtostaywithhis company.Hewrotehissisterabout thehorrorsofwarandwonderedwhen itwould end.RememberhowhecommentedonthecemeteryatCorinth.

When Bruce and I drove around the largecemeteryatCorinthjust recently, Iwasamazedatthenumber ofgravesites.Thebrochurestated, “TheNationalCemeteryisthefinal

POLOHISTORY

Betty Obendorf

restingplacefor1,793knownand3,895 unknownCivilWarsoldiersrepresenting273regimentsfrom15states.”

ItwasdifficultforRichardtograsp allofthatanditisjustasdifficultfor ustorealizethistoday.

Bruceand I headedfortheCrossroadsMuseumandsomethingalittle lighter.WehadalreadyvisitedtheVisitor’sCenterandyoucantakeonlyso much asfarasbattlefieldsareconcerned.There wasaparkacross the streetandtheyweresettingupfor a

wedding.

Aswepulledintothemuseumparkinglot,wecouldseeasignthatsaid, “Closed.”Butsomeoneinstantlyran overfromthepark,openedthe museum,andsaid,“Justturnonthe lightsasyou go throughitandenjoy whatwehave.”

Bruce andIdidjustthat andloved therailroadmuseum.Nowthereason theyhavearailroadmuseumwas becauseCorinthwasthecrossroads fortherailroad

TheonerailroadwastheMemphis andCharlestonandtheotherthe MobileandOhioRailroad.Bruce was alwaysarailroadpersonsothiswas rightuphisalley.Weeventurnedon littletrainsandwatchedthemrun aroundquiteabigtrack.

Wedidnotstayfortheweddingof

thecurator’sdaughterbutsawafew moresightsandthenheadedforour hotel.ThateveningBrucehandedme alonglistofeatingplacesandIpicked one.Whenwecamearoundthecorner theparkinglotwasfullanditwasevi dentIhadpickedthehotspotintown. Ihadawonderfulbakedsweetpotato andthesweetteawasabundantinthe south.

Thenextmorningwestartedoutfor Vicksburg,Mississippi,wherethe15th wentnext.Lt.RichardWatson’sregi mentdidnotgotoVicksburgbuthad headedbackuptoNashvilleandLouisville,Kentucky.

•BettyObendorfisaretiredteacher andavolunteerforthePoloHistorical Society.

Carnegiedonated $10,000 for Oregon library in 1904

ByOTTODICK

Atarecentprogramatthe Depot,oneofthespeakers mentionedthatmanyofus donotknowwhyitiscalledaCarnegie Library.Thisencouragedmeto researchwhy.

InapreviousarticleIgaveahistory ofourlibrary.TwoyearsafterOregon wasincorporated March21,1870,the IllinoisGeneralAssembly passedan ordinancefortheestablishmentoffree publiclibraries.

OnDec.30,1872,theCityCouncilof Oregonpassedanordinanceforthe establishmentofapubliclibraryand readingroom.

In1873oneyearaftertherailroad passedthroughOregonand30years beforethefirstcararrived,thefirst librarywasestablishedabovethe officeofHenryBurchelllocatedat211 S.ThirdSt.Thisbuildingisnowaresidence.

Thesecondlibrarywaslocated abovetheFirstNationalBankon WashingtonStreet.

In1900,theLibraryBoardapproved

SPECIALRECYCLING EVENT

ABOVE LEFT: Thecurrent Oregon library is located on the corner of South Third andJefferson

streets. ABOVE RIGHT: The first libraryin Oregon was at211. S. Third St.

theemploymentofthefirstpaidlibrarian,AddieWelty,atasalaryof$1per week.

In1904,itwaslearnedthatMr. AndrewCarnegiewoulddonate $10,000foranewlibraryinOregon. Taxeswere increasedandresidents votedforthelocationofthelibraryat thecornerofThirdandJefferson

streets.Thislotwaspurchasedfor $1,900.

Thefollowinginformationabout AndrewCarnegie’samazinglifecame fromWikipedia.Hefirst worked as a messengerboyfortheOhioTelegraph, thenlaterbecameoneoftherichest meninAmerica.

CarnegiewasborninDunfermline,

Scotland,andemigratedtotheUnited Stateswithhisparentsin1848atage 12.Heworkedasatelegrapherand investedinrailroads,sleepingcars, bridgesandoilderricks.

HebuiltPittsburgh’sCarnegieSteel CompanyandsoldittoJ.P.Morganin 1901for$303,450,000.(Today,that wouldbeabout$5.5billion).

LatersellingCarnegieSteel,hesurpassedJohnD.Rockefellerastherich estAmericanforthenextseveral years.

Hespentthelastyearsofhislifeas aphilanthropist.Oneofhisphilan thropicprojectswastheestablishment ofpubliclibrariesthroughoutthe UnitedStates,Britain,Canadaand otherEnglishspeakingcountries.

SonowwhenIpassbytheOregon LibraryIknowwhyitiscalledaCarn egieLibraryandthatitsfounderwas borninaverysmallone-roomhomein Scotlandandlaterbecameoneofthe richestmeninAmerica.

•OttoDickisaretiredteacherand hasresearchedOgleCountyhistory forseveralyears.

Recycling, papershredding offered Oct. 15

TheOgleCountySolidWasteManagementDepartment

ThiseventisforOgleCountyresidentsonly.Nobusinessor institutionalelectronicsordocumentsaccepted.

Residentialelectronicswillbeacceptedfrom8a.m.to noonatthisevent.Permitsarerequiredfortheelectronic recyclingevent.Obtainafreepermitbycalling815-732-4020 oremailyourname,address,andphonenumbertosolidwaste@oglecountyil.gov.

Papershreddingwillbeconductedfrom9a.m.tonoon.No permitisrequiredforpapershredding.Papershreddingis providedbytheOCSWMDandisfreeforresidents.All

documentswillbeshreddedon-site.Limitfourbankersize boxesofdocumentsperhousehold.Removeallpaperclips andmetalbindingmaterialspriortotheevent. Rememberthelessfortunateinourcommunityandbringa nonperishablefooditemtotheeventaswell.Alldonations willbedistributedbytheOCSWMDtolocalfoodpanties acrossOgleCounty.CalltheOCSWMDat815-732-4020for moreinformation.

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Forreston Township 01-02-300-002$5,619.03ZUMDAHL,GREGM & WHITTNEY 01-26-400-002$2,747.09ZIMMERMAN,CHRISTINE K 02-05-201-003$899.53WHEELER,BILLY 02-05-202-003$278.91 OLDSCHOOLENTERPRISES,IN 02-05-204-004$306.60 OLDSCHOOLENTERPRISES,IN 02-05-232-005$1,225.81OTTO,TRACY 02-05-233-002$621.54BENDORF,ROGERA&LISA A 02-05-233-008$90.75BENDORF,ROGERA&LISA A 02-05-252-001$2,169.48FRANSEN,JOSHUAJOHN 02-21-300-006$2,463.94MORING,ERIC LA&JEANM 02-28-100-024$2,262.23FOLKERTS,DAVIS 02-28-330-004$943.34SPRINGBROOKMHPLLC 02-28-332-001$2,135.42SPRINGBROOKMHPLLC 02-28-333-006$193.31FOLKERTS,DAVIS

02-28-380-001$1,749.21SPRINGBROOKMHPLLC 02-28-383-003$1,290.60TOMS,KENNETH&TOMS, RICH

02-28-401-005$195.73BENDORF,ROGERA&LISA A 02-28-402-004$203.54FOLKERTS,DAVIS L 02-28-460-007$1,556.29SLATER,HEATHER 02-33-126-009 $1,696.40RAMOS,MARTINACEVEDO 02-33-126-010$395.32ZIMMERMAN,ARLYN 02-33-128-004$672.36DOWNING,JAMES 02-33-128-006$895.39ZIMMERMAN,ARLYNK& CELIA 02-33-128-010$113.82MILLER,ESTELLA 02-33-128-011$2,360.99 CHAPMANPROPERTIES360LLC 02-33-129-002$1,448.44KUELLING,MARKR&SANDRA 02-33-129-003 $216.70KUELLING,MARK 02-33-133-002$1,155.16PIERSON,BARRY 02-33-135-009$643.48JOHNSON,VERA 02-33-136-009$2,774.98STOCKER,STEVE&DEBORAH 02-33-178-008 $9,672.54JAMES&ASSOCIATESLLC 02-33-186-003$1,149.19HARO,BRUCE&KIMBERLY 02-33-226-003$982.27DUITSMAN,MARCIA 02-33-227-004$791.14HARRISON,JOSEPH 02-33-251-013 $2,195.24CRUZ,NIKOLASK &MERRIL 02-33-252-007$870.82WILKE,MARYELLEN&JAMES 02-33-255-008$1,581.93LANGLEY,JUSTYN 02-33-276-006$90.50 HALFMAN,SHAWNN,ELIZABE

GrandDetour Township 16-31-201-003$236.44REED,ALEXKINGERY 21-05-400-014$1,363.95WERNER,CHARLESW& LORRAI 21-08-303-014$630.61 WHITE,ADAML&KOURTNEEC 21-10-202-006$1,695.90MURRAY, THOMAS 21-11-200-005$6,424.75SELANDER,LARRY&MARY 21-12-354-015 $1,660.43KOPEK,JANUARY 21-12-400-016$7,669.30DIXON,DAVIDS&MARJORIE 21-13-105-005$759.34ADAMS,NICKEY J 21-13-105-006$177.82ADAMS,NICKEY J 21-13-129-001 $1,062.93DIEHL,JOHNW& BEVERLYA 21-13-129-006$239.57DIEHL,JOHNW&BEVERLY A 21-13-131-002$965.46GALINDO,MATHEWJ&LINDA 21-13-157-003$425.22HUGGINS,THOMAS 21-13-176-006 $378.56 SELDAL,RICHARDA&LOWERY 21-13-177-010$1,099.84 SELDAL,RICHARDA&LOWERY 21-13-177-015$2,575.32 SELDAL,RICHARDA&LOWERY 21-13-301-004$450.24SCHOENHOLZ,DAVID 21-13-301-005 $2,013.27SCHOENHOLZ,DAVID 21-14-279-003$407.61DOWNEY,MARKS&LINDA 21-14-279-005$2,875.77SCHEFFLER,JOYCE 22-06-326-001$115.08STEVENS,JOSEPHL&JEFFRE

Lincoln Township 07-02-100-005$1,364.24 FAGER,ROBERTP&MARY M 07-04-100-003$2,696.94WUBBENA,JOAN 07-05-200-002 $2,666.78WUBBENA,JOAN 07-09-300-001$7,106.17RANZ,ALANW&MARY J 07-10-200-002$1,373.45MORING,ERICL.A.&JEANM 07-16-100-008$2,395.46RANZ,ALAN 07-21-252-005 $134.62 COLLINS,MICHELLE&JOHNSO 07-21-276-002$1,963.06SMITH,ANTHONYT&LISA K 07-21-280-001$318.18BAMBOROUGH,STEVEN 07-26-100-018$1,002.83CASPER,CHRISTOPHER

Maryland Township 02-23-200-002$503.15LOHR,DELMAR 02-24-300-005$6,456.80HAMILTON,DENISE 02-34-300-010$2,982.28WEEGEMS,DAVID 03-09-100-001$1,878.55PETERSON,ERIK 03-17-400-001$534.46ARMBRUSTER,BETTYDEEN 03-21-200-006$1,839.14PRENTICE,HARRYB&RITA 03-21-400-007$4,228.25HAULOTTE,JOHN 03-29-103-004$114.64STARK,WILLIAM 03-29-103-005$1,703.24STARK,WILLIAM 03-29-103-018$1,065.79STARK,MARK 03-29-103-029$809.83KRIGBAUM,BROC 03-29-104-010$2,511.86PETERSON,THOMAS

Mt.Morris Township

08-18-400-003$835.13OLUJIC,HERBERT

08-26-181-025$1,172.02HANSON,NICHOLE

08-26-303-003$888.56 WARD,MICHAEL 08-26-304-006$3,335.78HART, MONICAL&DAVID R 08-26-306-005$1,483.67REEDER,TRACY

08-26-307-002$1,224.87 WARD,MICHAELR&JOLYNN

08-26-352-010$371.28DIAZ,NYDIALUZ

08-26-352-011$240.75DIAZ,NYDIALUZ

08-26-355-024$8,528.58NORTHLANDMTMORRISAPT LT 08-26-376-004$1,193.83SCHWARTZ,GREGORY 08-26-377-006$11,048.37ILLINOISDEPT OF TRANSPORT 08-26-454-001$1,257.57ALVAREZ,SERGIOLUIS&JAI

08-26-477-002$714.29PRICE,CHERYL 08-26-477-003$148.46PRICE,CHERYL 08-26-478-016$77.75ROSENBALM,JOHN 08-26-479-001$310.88ROSENBALM,JOHN 08-26-479-003$157.66ROSENBALM,JOHN 08-27-127-009$1,881.89WINTERS,NELLIE 08-27-230-006$299.11SANDERS,MARK 08-27-326-005$2,291.56FEDERALNATIONALMORTGAGE 08-27-329-002$2,168.17HERNANDEZ,IRENE 08-27-405-008$2,698.768DUNNIGANLLC 08-27-406-014$524.76ZUNIGA,FELIX&DONNA 08-27-408-011$992.49LUNA,GILBERTO 08-27-409-005$796.31POPE,RICHARD E &ANHALT, 08-27-411-010$441.56MESSENGER,WILLIAM&NANCY 08-27-412-009$1,177.88RICHARDSON,ETHEL 08-27-428-009$325.71SWANLUND,BROCKJ& HEATHE 08-27-429-012$3,199.24 PALLASCH,JAMES H 08-27-433-005$2,871.06120NORTHUNIONSTREETLLC 08-27-433-006$2,737.22120NORTHUNIONSTREET LLC 08-27-435-001$4,397.58GROGAN,JCHRISTIAN T 08-27-451-006$2,712.61 HERNANDEZ,ALFONSOTORAL& 08-27-452-011$931.19DEWALL,BREANA 08-32-400-005$1,527.81INNOVATIONTRUST#1022 08-35-103-004$498.17HORST,BOBBIJEAN 08-36-100-010$1,980.79FOSS,STEVENL&JULIE A 08-36-100-054$22,797.40MOUNTMORRISESTATESMHPL 08-36-100-059$4,902.47MOUNTMORRISESTATESMHPL

Oregon-Nashua Township

16-01-252-001$3,362.91GIRTON,JOANNA&MARSHALL 16-01-252-003$874.91SANDELL,CALE & HEATHER 16-01-277-013$769.44LEDDY,ROBERT 16-01-401-003$102.50ANAYA,NICANOR&EMILY 16-02-277-003$924.43HEILMAN,WILLIAM 16-02-352-003$3,613.27PONTNACK,LARRY 16-03-101-021$3,122.70ZIMMERMAN,ROBBIER&GWEN 16-03-103-020$1,408.95CARENO,SERGIO&FELICIA 16-03-112-005$3,871.29DEMARTINO,BARBARA 16-03-112-011$1,583.46MENNEN,TONJA 16-03-113-011$2,834.95OREGON404LLC 16-03-116-010$803.14ELLERBY,MARILYNANN&MIL 16-03-116-011$2,878.78ELLERBY,WILLIAMROYJR & 16-03-160-002$3,197.81ZAHARVIEV,LUDMIL 16-03-165-037$891.36MILBURN,JEFFERY 16-03-166-002$70.88NURMET,MART 16-03-170-006$894.96TROIKE,ROBERTJ&EVELINA 16-03-171-001$112.05CLOW,NATHAN 16-03-172-003$1,328.10BUSH,ANDREW 16-03-172-009$2,443.97WINDHAM,BILLYR&JUSTINA 16-03-174-008$851.75BLACK,DAVIDS&DEBRA S 16-03-179-012$2,244.73SHULYAK,ELINA 16-03-179-015$926.21WETZEL,KIMBERLY 16-03-185-010$1,278.01SITZE,AARONE&CHRISTINA 16-03-186-004$2,423.83MORING,SALLYJ&EUGENE 16-03-202-003$1,039.24MESSENGER,WILLIAME&NAN 16-03-202-005$3,988.76 MELANIEALEXANDRINEMADSEN 16-03-276-002$215.08GROVER,ERICM&TERESA M 16-03-278-013$1,519.60IMIRIE,STEPHANIE 16-03-281-012$1,569.85MCCASLIN,DORISITRUST 16-03-283-014$151.79SPANGLER,JOANNE 16-03-301-002$1,644.10GECAN,BRANDON 16-03-302-008$1,368.20BAYLOR,MATTHEW 16-03-304-001$1,490.20GILDELEYVA,CARLOS G & YAZ 16-03-306-006$3,889.49HARRIETT,VICKIE L

16-03-309-010$2,236.27DIEHL,JOSEPH 16-03-311-009$1,352.40AJHOMESLLC

16-03-326-004$1,565.10FRANKLIN,JAMES 16-03-328-001$170.26MORING,SALLYJ&EUGENE 16-03-330-012$1,050.49LEDDY,ROBERT 16-03-334-003$2,928.16ROHRBECK,MICHAEL 16-03-376-003$1,646.35HARTSELL,ROBIN 16-04-178-001$4,021.24

VACHE,LORNA

16-04-229-003$2,615.16BUDZYNSKI, PAUL&ROSA 16-04-276-018$851.10JOHNSONSR,CLIFFORDJ&W 16-04-276-024$322.18JOHNSONSR,CLIFFORDJ&W 16-04-281-001$1,328.59KOEPPEN,DAVID E 16-04-286-002$1,324.64LEWIS,ETHEL 16-04-288-010$386.83PEMBERTONPLUMBING& CONST

16-04-293-007$1,188.84PERICHORESISLLC806 16-04-297-004$1,823.56NURMET,MART 16-04-298-005$2,727.37CLOW,NATHAN 16-04-427-001$1,736.73ENGLE,TERESA 16-04-428-003$1,151.53BUSH,ANDREW 16-04-431-011$1,057.89MESSENGER,WILLIAME&NAN 16-04-435-011$1,547.03SGRO,RICK 16-04-476-009$28,623.58OREGONPROPERTYLLC 16-05-200-006$322.44WILSON,KEITHE&SPISAK, 16-06-152-002$581.61 VACHE,LORNA 16-06-200-016$2,026.36MACK,ERNEST L &BERNADINE 16-06-300-005$4,186.44BRADBURY, JAMIE 16-06-400-002$5,694.33 BROWN,DESMONDJ&HELENM 16-10-104-005$2,210.82FRESON,JESSICA 16-10-128-004$2,158.24HAAN,RICHARD 16-10-228-002$3,404.53JENSEN,DAWN 16-12-300-013$196.96GLEISSNER,DAVID&LAURA 16-12-300-014$115.68GLEISSNER,DAVID&LAURA 16-14-153-002$1,568.14 WAGNER,SHARON 16-14-153-006$684.06STEINMETZ,JUDITH L 16-15-479-003$48.14HEAD,CHRISTOPHERJ&KRUG 16-16-352-012$215.37KODNER, TAMMY 16-16-427-010$1,671.26SOTO,GEOVANNI 16-16-452-003$1,570.99SANTIAGO,BRIGITTE A 16-19-402-003$3,390.48REED,PETER 16-23-200-004$2,947.81HORNER,BRIANS&JODI L 16-27-300-013$4,929.24LEARY, STEPHEN E 16-34-200-002$4,155.82BOOK,AARON&BOOK,MICHAE

PineCreek Township

15-07-277-002$2,125.26BONNELL,MATTHEW 15-10-200-003$427.80BARSELLOTTI, BETTYK&REN 15-10-400-007$83.70BARSELLOTTI, BETTYK&REN 15-11-100-007$27,144.44C&SONS1LLC 15-11-300-002$1,789.61GASTON,VERONICA 15-16-100-011$1,964.37STREADWICK,JULIEANN 15-16-300-018$262.37SCHULER,RICHARDS& LONNA 15-16-300-020$2,077.74SCHULER,RICHARDS& LONNA 15-17-400-004$1,338.77WIGGINS1/3INT, THOMAS D 15-20-400-010$601.75HUTSON,SHAROLANN&JEFFR 15-22-100-013$5,204.67SCHMIDT,HELMUT 15-23-400-020$1,246.09DUSAVAGE,SHAWN 15-26-200-011$969.76LOWRY, JAMES 15-27-300-008$4,631.84DOMINGUEZ,JAIME&ANNA 15-33-400-006$6,588.40MAY, TOM&JESSICA

PineRock Township

17-03-100-008$1,642.85PONTNACK,LARRY 17-03-100-009$2,344.76PONTNACK,LARRY 17-03-100-021$2,167.08PONTNACK,LARRY 17-03-100-023$1,313.31BISHOPEDWIN S JR&,CASSI 17-04-400-016$3,190.91REED,JASONH&DENNISON, 17-15-303-005$516.08EQUITYTRUSTCOCUSTODIAN 17-15-308-009$939.10 PAUL,JACKIESUE&WILLIAM 17-15-308-010$366.50 PAUL,JACKIESUE&WILLIAM 17-15-359-002$1,248.84STIENMETZ,DIANA 17-32-300-017$1,049.39GROVER,ERIC M &TERESA M 17-33-200-004$2,308.64RAMSEY,CATHERINEL&HERM 17-34-300-008$83.96CADIE,CHRISTOPHER 17-35-200-004$2,639.44HAFFEY FARMSLLC 17-35-300-003$2,201.24HART, MARYDIANE 17-35-400-001$2,467.06HAFFEY FARMSLLC 17-35-400-002$3,142.29KELLOGG,CASEY&ANDREW 17-36-300-002$2,254.38HAFFEY,MORTONHDECLNOF

Rockvale Township 09-01-251-006$16.81WITT,JONP&ANNIE F 09-02-377-012$1,146.93STOMBAUGH,JASON 09-10-300-009$2,223.86CLINE,EARL&ARLENE 09-11-151-020$3,582.52PENDERGRASS,MATTHEWP&J 09-11-155-001$993.69OLIPHANT, PAUL 09-11-157-005$100.68SLEEP,TIMOTHY&CATHERINE 09-11-157-006$192.30SLEEP,TIMOTHY&CATHERINE 09-11-176-003$3,176.41MOORE,RANDY 09-11-176-013$272.22MOORE,RANDY 09-11-176-017$2,630.77GROVER, RYAN N&CASSANDRA 09-11-176-019$2,427.17BEARDIN,RAYMOND 09-11-179-001$818.68CHRZANOWSKI,RONALD 09-11-182-001$142.41FUNK,DAVID 09-11-200-010$1,064.41SEMPLE,MITCHELLJ& BRITT 09-11-201-002$3,407.35REECHER,WILLIAMH&MELIS 09-11-301-002$1,003.54GOODWIN,DONNA 09-11-304-011$916.45FRIDLEY,DAVIDA&LAURA 09-11-304-012$395.01FRIDLEY,DAVIDA&LAURA 09-11-304-018$356.13FRIDLEY,DAVID&LAURA 09-11-304-021$108.95FRIDLEY,DAVID&LAURA 09-11-326-002$729.28BUCCI,RICHARD 09-21-377-011$2,439.29BLOBAUM,GARY&AMY 09-22-200-001$10,440.52OVERTON,ALVIN&ADA 09-22-200-002$3,242.38OVERTON,ALVIN&ADA 09-22-400-025$5,527.94TODD,GEOFFREYG&STACI 09-22-400-026$1,359.77LABAY, FRANCIS E 09-24-100-009$5,977.27BLUME,DUANEL&SANDRA L 09-28-200-019$2,334.91SALSTROM,PHILIPLJR&SU 09-29-202-014$1,701.71OWEN,GEORGEE& PAULETTE 09-30-400-003$1,480.80DLMJINVESTMENTSLLC 09-33-476-001$2,583.55BUSH,ANDREW 09-33-476-002$2,642.02MESSENGER,WILLIAME&NAN

Woosung Township

14-31-400-002$3,588.52PLAUTZTRUSTNO8-15-75 14-34-200-001$1,392.67TYNE, PATRICIA 14-35-100-003$1,181.01TYNEODONNELL, PATRICIA 14-35-200-003$2,561.69TYNE, PATRICIA 20-06-100-002$728.18SANFORD,CHRISTOPHERJOHN

Total Township346

Forreston TownshipMobileHome

02-40-50-008-0$164.00STRONG,DORIS&GORDON Address:15957WHARPERRDFORRESTON,IL61030

Park:CANDLELIGHT PARKVIN:ME919C

Model Year:1969Sq.Ft.:720

Del Years:2022

02-40-50-013-0$156.80STARR,DARRELL&KOCHER, TAYLOR Address:210MAINSTNELSON,IL61055

Park:CANDLELIGHT PARKVIN:FHH56122FCKA36736

Model Year:1968Sq.Ft.:624

Del Years:2022

02-40-60-011-0$183.50FOX,MICHAELJ& TAMARAL

Address:SPRINGBROOKMOBILEHOME PARKPOBOX682

LOT11FORRESTON,IL61030

Park:SPRINGBROOK VIN:

Model Year:1980Sq.Ft.:980

Del Years:2022

02-40-60-022-0$183.50HOUSTON,AMY

Address: P.O.BOX253FORRESTON,IL61030

Park:SPRINGBROOK VIN:16007

Model Year:1982Sq.Ft.:980

Del Years:2022

Mt.Morris TownshipMobileHome

08-40-50-009-0$179.30SOTELO,CARLOS& TAPIA,ISABEL

Address:MTMORRISESTATESMOBILEHOMEPK3747WIL RT 64LOT9MOUNTMORRIS,IL61054

Park:MTMORRISESTATESVIN:42834

Model Year:1979Sq.Ft.:924

Del Years:2022

08-40-50-010-0$164.00SPAIN,TONYA

Address:MTMORRISESTATESMOBILEHOMEPK3747W RTE 64LOT10MTMORRIS,IL61054

Park:MTMORRISESTATESVIN:D4321591H

Model Year:1974Sq.Ft.:720

Del Years:2022

08-40-50-027-0$153.92 VANDUSEN,GERALD

Address:MTMORRISMOBILEHOME PARK 3747W IL RTE64

LOT27MTMORRIS,IL61054

Park:MTMORRISESTATESVIN: Model Year:1966 Sq.Ft.:732

DelYears: 2022

08-40-50-030-0$173.00COMPTON,LARRY

Address:MTMORRISESTATEMOBILEHOMEPK3747W IL RT 64 LOT30MOUNTMORRIS,IL61054

Park:MTMORRISESTATESVIN:37300156V

ModelYear:1986Sq.Ft.:840

DelYears: 2022 08-40-50-056-0$177.20MAYFIELD, JOHN

Address:MTMORRISESTATESMOBILEHOMEPK3747W IL RTE64 LOT56MTMORRIS,IL61054

Park:MTMORRISESTATESVIN:KHTX1550313

Model Year: 2006Sq.Ft.:896

DelYears: 2022

08-40-50-059-1$236.00HAUCKHOMESINC

Address:264IL Rt.2DIXON, IL 61021

Park:MTMORRISESTATESVIN:GAFL534A790548A32

Model Year: 2020Sq.Ft.:840

Del Years:2022 08-40-50-062-0$173.00JACOBSEN,THOMAS

Address:MTMORRISESTATESMOBILEHOMEPK3747W RTE 64 MOUNTMORRIS,IL61054

Park:MTMORRISESTATESVIN: Model Year:1989 Sq.Ft.:840

DelYears: 2022 08-40-50-069-0$200.00MOORE, LARRY

Address:MTMORRISESTATESLOT69 3747W RT 64MOUNT MORRIS,IL61054

Park:MTMORRISESTATESVIN:0830111H

Model Year: 1973Sq.Ft.:1200

DelYears: 2022 08-40-50-073-0$168.50VANDREW,DUSTINANDASHLEY

Address:MTMORRISESTATESMOBILEHOMEPK3747W IL RTE64LOT73 MTMORRIS,IL 61054

Park:MTMORRISESTATESVIN:SE1440B

Model Year:1968 Sq.Ft.:780

DelYears: 2022 08-40-50-075-0$182.00MESSENGER,CAITLIN Address:MTMORRISMOBILEHOME PARK 3747W IL RTE64

LOT75 MTMORRIS ,IL 61054

Park:MTMORRISESTATESVIN:2532681095AB

Model Year:1972 Sq.Ft.:960

DelYears: 2022 08-40-50-102-0$179.30ADAMS, KENNETH

Address:MTMORRISESTATES3747 WILRT64LOT102 MOUNTMORRIS,IL 61054

Park:MTMORRISESTATESVIN:8W170147229

Model Year: 1979Sq.Ft.:924

DelYears: 2022 08-40-50-110-0$188.75HEATH,CHANDRA&PAT

Address: 201 S4TH STMARENGO ,IL60152

Park:MTMORRISESTATESVIN:14300422

Model Year:1976 Sq.Ft.:1050

DelYears: 2022 08-40-50-113-0$168.80PARSONS, KYLA

Address:MTMORRISESTATESMOBILEHOMEPK3747W IL RTE64LOT113MTMORRIS ,IL 61054

Park:MTMORRISESTATESVIN:MY8866028K

Model Year: 1988Sq.Ft.:980

DelYears: 2022

08-40-50-115-1$183.50FUES,JEFFREY

Address:3199W RAMAJENRDOREGON,IL61061

Park:MTMORRISESTATESVIN:NO37382

Model Year:1981 Sq.Ft.:980

DelYears: 2022

08-40-50-121-0$168.80 HAUCKHOMESINC

Address:264IL Rt.2DIXON, IL 61021

Park:MTMORRISESTATESVIN:17L09336

Model Year:2005 Sq.Ft.:784

DelYears: 2022

08-40-50-122-0$192.80GLENN,ROBBY

Address:MTMORRISESTATESLOT1223747WROUTE 64

MOUNTMORRIS,IL 61054

Park:MTMORRISESTATESVIN:M200484

ModelYear:1984Sq.Ft.:1104

Del Years:2022

08-40-50-124-0$179.30 MORNINGSTAR,MICHAEL

Address:MTMORRISESTATESLOT1243747 WILRT64

MOUNTMORRIS,IL61054

Park:MTMORRISESTATESVIN:01l26005

Model Year:1986Sq.Ft.:924

Del Years:2022

08-40-50-145-0$180.35

GRAMENTO,JEREMY &AMANDA

Address:MTMORRISESTATESLOT1453747 WILRT 64 MOUNT MORRIS,IL61054

Park: MTMORRISESTATESVIN: ModelYear:1979Sq.Ft.:938

Del Years:2022

08-40-50-148-0$189.80

PANKHURST, DAWN

Address:MT. MORRIS EST. MOBILEHOME PK 3747WRT64 LOT148MOUNTMORRIS, IL 61054 Park:MTMORRISESTATESVIN:MY9282928 ModelYear:1992Sq.Ft.:1064

Del Years:2022

08-40-50-150-0$201.20

GUENTERT, JEREMYTANDKRISTI

Address:MTMORRISMOBILEHOMEPK3747WILRTE 64 LOT 150MOUNTMORRIS, IL 61054 Park:MTMORRISESTATESVIN:A066667 ModelYear:1994Sq.Ft.:1216

Del Years:2022

08-40-50-164-0$177.20HAUCKHOMESINC Address:264 IL Rt.2DIXON,IL 61021 Park:MTMORRISESTATESVIN:ROC19202NC ModelYear:2005Sq.Ft.:896

Del Years:2022

08-40-50-168-0$163.76HEDQUIST, JULIE Address:MTMORRISESTATESMOBILEHOMEPK3747 WIL RTE64LOT #168MTMORRIS, IL61054 Park:MTMORRISESTATESVIN:CWP016461TN ModelYear:2006Sq.Ft.:896 Del Years:2022

08-40-50-171-0$227.60MILLIMAN,JAMIE& CONNIE

Address:117 NDAYSVILLERDOREGON,IL 61061 Park: MT MORRISESTATESVIN:MY99108894AB ModelYear:1999Sq.Ft.:1568 Del Years:2022

TotalMobileHomeCount:27

STATEOFILLINOIS) )SS COUNTYOFOGLE)

I,TIFFANYS.O’BRIEN,COLLECTOROFTHECOUNTY OFOGLEANDSTATEOF ILLINOIS,DOSOLEMNLY AFFIRMTHAT THEFOREGOINGISA TRUEANDCORRECT LISTOFTHEDELINQUENTLANDS,LOTSANDMOBILE HOMESFORWHICH IHAVEBEENUNABLETOCOLLECT THE TAXES(ANDSPECIALASSESSMENTS,INTEREST, ANDPRINTER’SFEES,IFANY)CHARGEDTHEREON,AS REQUIREDBYLAW, FORTHEYEARORYEARSTHEREIN SETFORTH;ANDTHAT THETAXESNOWREMAINDUEAND UNPAID,TOTHEBESTOFMYKNOWLEDGEANDBELIEF.

DATEDTHIS5thDAYOFOctober A.D.2022

TIFFANYS.O’BRIEN

OGLECOUNTYCOLLECTOR SUBSCRIBEDANDSWORNTOBEFOREME THIS5THDAYOFOctober, A.D.2022

LAURA J.COOK

OGLECOUNTYCLERK

OBITUARIES

SHARONANNBINKLEY

Born: September18,1962

Died:

SharonAnnBinkley, 60,ofForreston,IL passedawayTuesday October4,2022 atFHNMemorial Hospital.Shewasborn September18,1962in Morrison,ILtoCharles andLeila(Finzel)Grimes.OnSeptember1, 1984shemarriedDonaldBinkleyatafarm southofForreston,IL.Sharonenjoyedmusic, birdwatching,cats,dogs,carnivalglass,and shewasafanofJeffGordon.

SheissurvivedbyherhusbandDonofForreston;sonBrandonBinkleyofForreston;two daughtersHeatherandVeronicaBinkley,both ofForreston;threebrothersChuck(Alice) GrimesofPolo,IL,George(Val)Grimesof Forreston,IL,andHaroldGrimesofPolo,IL; twosistersNancySchellofPolo,ILandDebra RichardsonofOregon,IL.

PrecedingSharonindeathareherparents andsisterDonnaDeGroot. Serviceswillbe11:00A.M.TuesdayOctober 11,2022atBurke-TubbsFuneralHomein Forreston.Avisitationwillbeheldfrom9:30 A.M.untilthetimeofservice.Cremation riteswillbeaccorded.BurialwillbeinBethel CemeteryinMilledgeville,IL.Amemorialhas beenestablishedinhermemory.

FLORENCER.‘RUTH’MYERS

Born: June29,1925

Died: October6,2022

TrinityLutheranChurchfor23years.Afterretirement,shewenttoworkatRahnElementarySchoolholdingnumerouspositions.

MT.MORRIS,IL–

FlorenceR.“Ruth”

Myers,age97,passed fromthislifequietlyon October6,2022. Ruthwasbornon June29,1925inWashington,thedaughter ofFrank&Florence(Ingram)Mitchell.She graduatedfromMt.MorrisHighSchool,and afterhighschoolshebecameanairtraffic controllerduringWorldWarII.Whileshewas anairtrafficcontroller,shemetandmarried WilliamC.Myers,aMarine,in1944.They weremarrieduntilWilliam’sdeathfor59 years.

CHERYL“CHERI”(HITEMAN)

FRISBIE

Born: September12,1951inFreeport

Died: October7,2022inMadison,Wisconsin

Surroundedby herfamily,Cheri (Hiteman)Frisbie,71, ofFreeport,ILpassed awayonOctober7, 2022atU.W.Hospital inMadison,WI.She wasbornonSeptember12,1951inFreeport,IL.Thedaughter ofHaroldandViolet(Diehl)Hiteman.Cheri graduatedfromForrestonHighSchoolin 1969.Aftergraduation,sheattendedBeauty SchoolinMadison,WI.Shewasabeautician inFreeportforover20years.In1996,shebeganherrealestatecareer.Hermemberships includedTheNorthwestIllinoisAllianceof Realtors,TheEaglesClub,andThe505Club. ShehadalsoservedtwoyearsasPresident oftheFreeportAreaAssociationofRealtors. Cherilovedherfamilyimmensely.Shespent manyhourswithherchildrenandgrandchildrenattendingalltheiractivitiesand sportingevents.Whenshewasn’tdoingthat, youcouldfindherantiquingorshoppingfor treasures.Assheloveddecoratingherhouse fortheholidays,totheextreme!Cheriwasa

foundingmemberofThe505Club.Asamember,mostFridaynightswerespentenjoying cocktailsandlaughteratvariouslocationsin Freeport.Inaddition,shelovedspendingtime inFloridawithherlastborn,Josh.Mostrecently,CheriandDavespentmanyweekends enjoyingcarshowsandtravelingtogether. Cheriissurvivedbyherfourchildren:Heather (Tony)Collalti,Brandi(Marty)Sellers,Jason (Karen)Feldman,andJoshuaJohn(Stephanie)Feldman.Hersevengrandchildren:Kyle (Keely),Kane,Ty,andGageCollalti;Caleband BrooklynSellers;andFinleyFeldman.Sheis alsosurvivedbyhermother,Violet(Diehl) Frederick;hersister,Melodie(Jim)DeWall; herniece,Holli(Brian)Sandersandnephew, Brant(Colleen)Dambmanandtheirchildren. Her“RideorDie”sister,JuleBrooksand herfirstandlastlove,DavidMeile,andhis children.Cheriwasprecededindeathbyher father,HaroldHiteman;nephew,ScotDeWall; andhusbands,JackFeldmanandDanFrisbie. Cherihastouchedmanylivesinherjourney oflife.Shewouldwantustoallremember, “EverythingisgoingtobeOK”and“Just Breathe”.Amemorialservicewillbeheldat 12:00PMonSaturday,October15,2022at BurkeTubbsinFreeport,IL.Visitationwillbe heldfrom9:00AMuntilthetimeofservice. ACelebrationofLifewillfollowatTheEagles ClubinFreeport,IL.

Duringherlife,Ruthspenttimeworkingfor theMt.MorrisIndex,andasasecretaryfor

Ruthissurvivedbyherson,WilliamD. Myers,Capron,IL;daughter,HelenC.(Jim) Branthaver,PoplarGrove,IL;5grandchildren, Mark(Tonya)Branthaver,Joel(Mellissa) Branthaver,SarahBranthaverWehrwein, WilliamP.Myers,andDanielP.Myers;14 great-grandchildren;and6great-great-grandchildren.

Ruthisprecededindeathbyherparents,husband,WilliamC.;granddaughter, AngelaRuthDohertyRichards;andgrandson, JoshuaPaulBranthaver.

FuneralserviceswillbeheldonFriday,October14,2022at11:00A.M.inTrinityLutheran Church,Mt.Morris,IL,withRev.JoshEhrler officiating.BurialwillbeheldinOakwood Cemetery,Mt.Morris,IL.Visitationwillbe heldonFridayOctober14,2022from9:00 A.M.untilservicetimeinTrinityLutheran Church.

JEANNINEMARIEVENHUIZEN

Born: April19,1954

Died: October7,2022

Polo—Jeannine MarieVenhuizen,68, ofPolo,passedaway onFriday,October7, 2022,athome,after battlingalongillness. ShewasbornApril19, 1954thedaughterof CurlyandJean(Lunz)Lawton.Shemarried StevenVenhuizeninPolo,ILonAugust3, 1974.JeanninehadbeenemployedatPNC, DixonVetClinic,andCentennialGradeSchool inPoloassecretary,whichshestatedwas her“dreamjob”.Jeannineenjoyedsewing, reading,cooking,andtravelingandhadvisitedall50states.ShewasaBrownieTroop leaderwhileherdaughterspassedthrough theGirlScouts.Jeanninewasalsoactive atEastJordanChurch,servinginseveral capacitiesincludingPresidentofWomen’s FellowshipandgoingalongonHabitatfor Humanitymissiontripsascrewcookfor

manyyears.Oneaccomplishmentthatshe wasproudofwasbowlingthehighestgame attheIllinoisStateTournamentforGAA.

Survivorsincludeherhusband,Steve; daughters,Jennifer(Matt)BrewerofNew Berlin,IL,Jodi(Alan)McFallsofPolo,IL,and Jeanna(Gus)MartinofMonticello,IL;and grandchildren,NathanandLaineyBrewer, Ella,Ava,andIsaacMcFalls,andMitchell Martin.Herfamilymeanteverythingtoher. Shewasprecededindeathbyherparents andhersister,JuanitaLawton.

VisitationwillbeheldTuesdayOctober 11,2022from4:00-6:00PMatEastJordan UnitedMethodistChurch,22027PoloRd., Sterling,IL61081.Funeralserviceswillbe atthechurchWednesdayOct.12that10:30 AM,precededbyvisitationbeginningat9:30 AM.PastorJimMillerwillofficiate.Burial willbeinEastJordanCemetery.Memorials maybedirectedtoCentennialSchool,Special Olympics,orSt.Jude’sHospital.

PoloFamilyFuneralHomeassistedthe familywitharrangments.

Condolencesmaybesenttopffh.condolences@gmail.com.

LESTERLEEMATHEWS

Born: February16,1942 Died: September22,2022

LesterLeeMathewspassedawaySeptember22,2022.HewasbornFebruary16,1942 toBernardEmeryMathewsandEuniceElmira RampMathewsinPeoria,Illinois.Heissurvivedbyhiswife,BrendaFordMathews,son RobDavidMathews(BrennaCookMathews) ofTaylorville,Illinois,step-grandsonsCharles James(CJ)andJackRobertBoston,daughter DeannaLynneMathewsKilbourne(James Kilbourne)ofUrbana,Illinois,sisterEvelyn

MathewsMarsh(Robert),andmanynieces andnephews.

AfterbeginningschoolinYatesCity, Illinois,Lesterthenattendedschoolsin Polo,Illinois,majoringinhorses,hotrods andcattleshows,buildinghisownherdof registeredShorthorncattle.Afterreturning totheYatesCityarea,overtheyears,he farmedinElbatownship,builtanextensive grainhandlingandstoragefacility,enjoyed horses,BlackandtanandBluetickhunting hounds,fishingandhuntingcoyoteswiththe

ofmetalworkingandrepairworkthroughhis on-farmGeneralMachineServicebusiness, andthoroughlyenjoyeddevisingsolutions andcreatingspecialpartsandrepairsfor hisclients.Thismovedonintothecreation andmanufactureoftheBeanhustlergrain handlingsystem,thatwassoldandutilized byfarmersinmanystates.Healsolovedoperatinghisearthmovingmachines.Anything todowithmachines,Leswasinhiselement. Lesespeciallyenjoyedthefriendshipand camaraderiepresentinsmalltownYates City,includinglunchingandvisitingwith friendsandstaffinJody’sPlace.Helovedhis

smalltown,familyandfriends.Afterretiring, LesandBrendamovedtoTaylorville,Illinois, tobeclosetofamily.

CremationwillbeprovidedbyMcClure FuneralHomeandCremationofTaylorville, Illinois.Aprivateinurnmentservicewillbe heldatYatesCityCemetery,YatesCity, Illinoisatalaterdate,aswellasaCelebration ofLifegathering.Memorialsmaybemadeto theYatesCityCemeteryAssociation. FarmingtonBalagnacrew,targetshooting andguncollecting.Lesterdevelopedhislove

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JONROBESON

Oregon-JonRobesontookhiszealfor adventureanddizzyingorganizationsystemsfromthisworld onOctober7th,togo re-engineerandfixthe nextone.

BorninSmokeRun,PAonJan.17th,1939, JonathanClayRobesonwasborntoPearl andMyrvRobeson.Butch,asheisknownto hisfamily,wasthesecondoldestoffive.He soldnewspapers,raisedchickens,andtried justabouteverythingtomakeabuckinhis youth.

Jonwasacomplicatedmanwhoreveled incomplicationsanddislikedwhenpeople triedtosummarizetheirpositionbystarting asentencewith“basically”-“Whatdoesthat evenmean?”he’dsay.Thereweremany detailstoconsiderandfewtodiscard.He foundmodernfootballoffensiveschemes impractical,enjoyedspicyfoods,butdisliked garlic.Helikedtoignoremercyetiquetteby sendingsomeoneincroquet(andtheequivalenceinping-pong,Monopoly,Risk,andany

cardgameonecanconjure).Heinsistedthat batteriesshouldberefrigeratedforoptimum storage,thatalmosteverythingshouldbelabeledwithadate,andheaccomplishedgreat featswithbungeecords.

Jonwasthefirstinhisfamilytograduate fromcollege.

AtAkronUniversityheletteredinthree sportswhileworkinghiswaythroughto makeendsmeet.AfterjoiningtheArmy Corp.ofEngineers(heservedintheReserves for20years)hemetandsoonmarriedCarole Ann(Kennedy),theloveofhislife.Thisoccasioninstantlymadehimtheshortestrelative oftheKennedy’sextendedclan,untilhisfirst nephewcamealong-whopassedhimupat ageeleven.“UncleStubbs”ashemightbe knowninsomequarters.Caroletempered hisworstandbroughtouthisbest.Aftera confrontation,hewasalwaysthefirst tomakeamendsandworkedhard,sohard,at improvinghimselfasahumanbeing.

JonandCarolehadthreedissident/children, Cherrie,Yvette,andJonnywhomheloved unconditionally.DespitebeingaworldtravelerthroughhisemploymentatInternational HarvesterandhisregularweekendcommitmenttotheReserves,hewasaconstant anddeterminedpresenceinhischildren’s lives.Withinspiredhelpfromhiswife,he

foundtimetocoachbasketball,attendthe YMCA’sIndianGuides/Princesseswitheach kid,andbasically(sorryDad!)attendevery eventphysicallypossible.

Afterretirement,JonandCarolemoved fromElgintoOregonwheretheywerequicklyembracedbytheirnewcommunityincludingthewelcomingpeopleatSt.Mary’s CatholicChurch.Jontookhisextraordinary abilitytonapatnearlyanyoccasiontoanew levelthatcouldonlybedescribedasaconnoisseur.Alongwithhoningthistalent,Jon plungedintothelocalgolfscene.Hesavored golfwithfriends,hisleague,andhisgrandsons.Hesomehowscoredahole-in-oneat theSilverRidgeGolfcourse.Theprevailing theoryisthegrasswascutshort,theground wasdry,andtherepetitionofplayingas muchaspossibletogetthemostoutofhis membershipgreatlyincreasedtheodds.

InOregonJonandCarolefoundtruecamaraderiewithneighborsandfriendswhoall assumedanastoundingcertaintyofhowthis worldshouldoperate.Anddespitethemove tothisNorth-CentralIllinoiscommunity,the membersofCaroleandJon’sbelovedCard Clubwouldcontinuetoendurehisconfidence for50years.

JonissurvivedbyhisincrediblewifeCarole, daughtersCherrieMusial(John),Yvette

Hubbman(Paul),sonJonathanRobeson Jr(Becky).,brothersRonny,Jerry,Nick,and sisterLeona.Hislegacyiscelebratedby grandsonsClay,Cliff,Nick,Ryan,JonathanIII, andgranddaughtersLouiseandElla.

Whilehisfamilydesperatelywanted moretimewithJon,theyareremindedthat hewasbornclosertothecivilwarthanthe dayheleftthisworld.Asanine-year-old, hesawSatchelPaigepitchforCleveland. JonclimbedthepyramidsofEgypt,closed businessdealsinBolivia,investedina racetrackinCubabeforeCastro’srevolution,andhedivedwhollyintotheexperienceofalovingfamilyman.Jonsawmuchin hisyearsandgotalotoutofthislife.

Despitemanypronouncedobjections,he lovedsomuchinthisworld,anditwaswell reciprocated.

AmemorialmasscelebratingJon’slifewill commenceat10:30AMonSaturday,October 15,2022atSt.MaryCatholicChurchin OregonwithFatherNailandFatherKramer officiating.Visitationwillbeheldpriortothe servicefrom9:30-10:30atthechurch.

Inlieuofflowersanymemorialdonations canbemadetoSt.VincentDePaulorSt. Mary’sCDA

Toleaveanonlinecondolencepleasevisit www.farrellhollandgale.com

Sept.30-Oct.6

WarrantyDeeds

ThelateDavidForrestStevensIVbyheirs toKanduLLC,104N.WesleyAve.,Mt. Morris,$9,000.

MichaelandSherribooktoBenjamin WagnerandKeldaBenjamin,twoparcelsin LeafRiverTownship,$77,500.

BrianR.andTammyL.TheisentoAnastacioGarcia,935and937AveE,Rochelle, $110,000.

DebraK.andJeffreyJ.KopacztoGreen WolfFarmLLC,2026N.stateRoute26, Forreston,$0.

HaywellLLC-ResidentialRentalstoScott Adcock,1205CrestLane,Rochelle, $162,000.

DennisA.andCheriL.MoyerstoStoneand SprigLLC,525LincolnHighway,Rochelle, $189,900.

PatriciaCarterKellertoAskvigBoys ConstructionLLC,1055LincolnHighway, Rochelle,$15,000.

JohnL.andLisaMcSorleytoErinBrigham andRosaI.Acre-Brigham,alsoRosaiArce Brigham,4423E.RidgeviewLane,Byron, $440,400.

RonaldA.LowderandAmberSwickto RobertandTelahGarwacki,203WestSt., DavisJunction,$55,000.

DustinandErikaFinkletoBrendenM.Kane andCraigE.Point,107W.ColdenSt.,Polo, $5,000.

ChadDambmantoRyanandRhiannon Seible,504W.FultonSt.,Polo,$263,600.

OGLE COUNTY SHERIFF ACTIVITY

OgleCountySheriffBrianVanVicklereports thefollowingpoliceactivity.

Oct.4

OmarPenaran-Lopez,24,ofRochelle,was arrestedfornovaliddriver’slicenseandan activearrestwarrantafteratrafficstopin the300blockofwestIllinoisRoute38in Rochelleataround8:31p.m.Penaran-Lopez

ChristopherL.andRebeccaJ.CoxtoRyan

R.andMarcyM.West,threeparcelsin TaylorTownship,$263,900.

KevinD.andLauraL.AndersontoJeffrey W.andJessicaM.Dowdall,5221W. EdgewoodRoad,Dixon,$372,000.

ChristMichaelFillipPerpetualDescendant

TrustUTSDated9/6/1989,GeneralPartner ofFillipFarmsLTDPartnership,Christ MichaelFillip,trustee,toCeresFarms CroplandHoldingsLLC,sevenparcelsinLeaf RiverTownship,$3,052,133.

ChristMichaelFillipPerpetualDescendant TrustUTSDated9/6/1989,GeneralPartner ofFillipFarmsLTDPartnership,Christ MichaelFillip,trustee,toMarkE.RouchTrust 716,MarkE.Rouch,trustee,twoparcelsin LeafRiverTownship,$1,498,002.

ChristMichaelFillipPerpetualDescendant TrustUTSDated9/6/1989,GeneralPartner ofFillipFarmsLTDPartnership,Christ MichaelFillip,trustee,toDeanL.andDiana L.Erke,oneparcelinLeafRiverTownship, $971,717.

JeremyE.andRhondaFagertoMatthewB. AlexanderandTrishaL.Dietrich,2130N. StillmanRoad,StillmanValley,$310,000.

NicholasR.andSandraHaighttoStevenG. Rains,4412E.RidgeviewLane,Byron, $330,000.

PaulandTwilaM.LabaytoWilliamW.and DebraBenenhaley,9190N.BarkerRoad, Byron,$335,000.

JordanB.AukertoMatthewGebben,8541 N.CongerRoad,Byron,$165,000.

TracyL.andRonnieB.WoodsJr.toRichard

W.WiesnerJr.,402S.FifthSt.,Oregon, $49,000.

DavidA.andLindyE.MeyertoBeth Degand,oneparcelinByronTownship, $261,000.

JeremiahC.MeyerstoDominicWailly,307 S.ThirdAve.,Forreston,$85,600.

BrianJ.RosstoChapmanProperties360 LLC,13313W.MontagueRoad,Forreston, $25,000.

AJHomesLLCtoDerekHorner,oneparcel inWhiteRockTownship,$30,000.

StevenG.RainstoThomasJ.andMarieT. Skokna,444N.SangamonLane,Dixon, $540,000.

QuitClaimDeeds

MichaelA.KadeandDavidJ.Hankusto DylanBlackburn,202,210,212,214 MinnestotaAve.and103,105,107and117 FlambeauLane,Dixon,$0.

KathleenM.andGeorgeR.Taborto MahametAjvazi,102JonesTerrace,Oregon, $37,500.

JoanM.andWilliamR.HanlinJr.toCynthia L.Hanlin,oneparcelinByronTownship,

$50,000.

TrusteesDeeds

MidlandStatesBankLandTrust1860, MidlandStatesbank,trustee,toKochsmeier PropertiesLLC,701S.DivisionAve.,Polo, $249,000.

DorisJ.andRichardR.KennayTrust,Doris J.andRichardR.Kennay,trustees,toAaron Wetzel,8748S.PrairieRoad,Ashton, $150,000.

DorisJ.andRichardR.KennayTrust,Doris J.andRichardR.Kennay,trustees,toAaron Wetzel,oneparcelinLafayetteTownship, $300,000.

DorisJ.andRichardR.KennayTrust,Doris J.andRichardR.Kennay,trustees,toAaron Wetzel,8716SPrairieRoad,Ashton, $750,000.

DelmarJ.andDorisJeanWolfeJoint RevocableTrust,DelmarJ.Wolfe,trustee,to ShiverTrust1,L.JosephandKarenJ.Shiver, trustees,1175W.SecondSt.,Byron, $314,000.

ExecutorsDeed

EstateofMarleneA.Korf,thelateMarlene A.KorftoPaulWalter,oneparcelin ForrestonTownship,$897,756.

Sheriff’sDeed

SheriffofOgleCountyandthelateTracey BrannonbyrepresentativeLinnPerkinsto LakeviewLoanServicingLLC,203W.Fifth St.,LeafRiver,$0.

Source:OgleCountyRecorder’sOffice

alsowascitedforfailuretoyieldwhile turningleft,improperturnsignalandillegal transportationofalcohol.Penaran-Lopez wastransportedtotheOgleCountyJailand heldinlieuofbond.

Oct.5 DemarianJordan,21,ofRockford,was arrestedfornovaliddriver’slicenseaftera

trafficstoponInterstate39milemarker100 ataround9:13p.m.Jordanalsowascitedfor aninoperableregistrationlight.Jordanwas releasedfromthesceneonanI-Bondand givenafuturecourtdate.

CodaineHarris,34,ofRockford,was arrestedfordrivingwhilelicensesuspended afteratrafficstoponInterstate39mile

marker100ataround10:32p.m.Harrisalso wascitedforillegalwindowtint.Harriswas releasedfromthesceneonanI-Bondand givenafuturecourtdate.

Oct.6

DrewJ.Markham,25,ofOregon,was

SeeSHERIFF,

Mt.MorrisPoliceChiefMichaelCicchetti reportsthefollowingpoliceactivity.

Sept.16

Atapproximately1:45p.m.,police respondedtothe10blockofS.Seminaryfor thereportofatheft.Afteraninvestigation, JessicaC.Engelkens,35,ofMt.Morris,was placedunderarrestforhavingoutstanding warrantsoutofMaconCountyandLee County.Engelkenswastransportedtothe OgleCountyJailwhereshewasheldinlieu ofbond.

Sept.21

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afteratrafficstopinthe2000blockofnorth IllinoisRoute2at5:51p.m.Markhamalso wascitedforimproperlaneusage.Markham wasreleasedonanI-Bondandgivenafuture courtdate.

KatrinaMiller,37,ofMt.Morris,wasarrestedforpossessionofacontrolledsubstance (cocaine)andunlawfulpossessionofdrug paraphernaliaafteratrafficstopnearthe intersectionofInterstate39andIllinois Route38ataround11:33p.m.Milleralsowas

Atapproximately9:10p.m.,police conductedatrafficstopinthe200blockof W.HittSt.Thedriver,RileyA.Jennings,21, wasissuedacitationforspeeding46mphin a30mphspeedzone.Jenningswasgivenan I-Bondandreleasedonscene.

Atapproximately11p.m.,policeresponded toadisturbanceinthe400blockofE.Hitt St.Afteraninvestigation,JessicaE.Myers, 33,ofMt.Morris,wasarrestedonan outstandingLeeCountywarrant.Myerswas transportedtotheOgleCountyJailwhere shewasheldinlieuofbond.

Sept.22

Atapproximately9:50p.m.,police respondedtoadisturbanceinthe200block ofNMckendrieAve.Afteraninvestigation, HayliM.Stier,31,ofOregon,wasarrested andchargedwithobstructingapeace officer.StierwastransportedtotheOgle CountyJailwhereshewasheldinlieuof bond.

Sept.23

Aapproximately12:45a.m.,police conductedatrafficstopinthe10blockofN. MckendrieAve.Thedriver,ChristopherD.

Strite,31,ofLeafRiver,wasissuedcitations foroperatingavehiclewithsuspended registrationanduseofunsafetires.Strite wasgivenanI-Bondandreleasedonscene. Sept.25

Atapproximately4:15p.m.,policewere senttothe100blockofE.HittStforthe reportofaretailtheft.Afteraninvestigation, MatthewR.Kuecher,38,ofMt.Morris,was arrestedandchargedwithretailtheft. KuecherwastransportedtotheOgleCounty

SeeMT.MORRISPOLICE,

citedforfollowingtooclosely.Two passengersinthevehicle,ColeSmith,34,of Rochelle,andZacharyDoty,26,ofRochelle, werearrestedforpossessionofdrug paraphernalia.Miller,SmithandDotywere transportedtotheOgleCountyJail.Miller washeldpendingacourtappearance;Smith andDotywereheldinlieuofbond.

Oct.7

AngelHernandez-Santiago,20,ofRockford, wasarrestedfordrivingwithoutalicense afteratrafficstopatSouthMulfordRoad andIllinoisRoute38at7:57p.m.Hernandez-Santiagowasreleasedona$2,500 I-Bondandgivenafuturecourtdate.

NOTICEOFPROPOSED PROPERTY TAXINCREASE FORTHE MT.MORRISFIREPROTECTIONDISTRICT

1.APUBLICHEARINGTOAPPROVEAPROPOSED PROPERTY TAXLEVYINCREASEFORTHEMT. MORRISFIREPROTECTIONDISTRICTFOR2023 WILLBEHELDOCTOBER17TH,2022 AT 7:00PM CST AT THEDISTRICTFIREHOUSE,15E.CENTER ST.MT.MORRIS,IL.

ANYPERSONDESIRINGTOAPPEAR AT THEPUBLIC HEARINGANDPRESENTTESTIMONYTOTHE TAXINGDISTRICTMAYCONTACTMARJIELUNQUIST, SECRETARYBOARDOFTRUSTEES,15E.CENTER ST,MT.MORRIS,IL,PHONE815-734-4322.

2.THEPROPOSEDGENERALCORPORATEFIRE, AMBULANCE,EMERGENCYANDRESCUE,AND INSURANCE TAXESTOBELEVIEDFOR2023ARE $631,870.00.THISREPRESENTSA7.5PERCENTINCREASEOVERTHEPREVIOUSYEAREXTENSION.

3.THETOTALPROPERTY TAXESEXTENDEDFOR 2022ARE$587,791.34

JacobCullen,23,ofChana,wasarrested fordrivingwhileundertheinfluenceof alcoholafteratrafficstopforimproperlane usageinthe4000blockofnorthIllinois Route2ataround9:53p.m.Cullenalsowas citedforuninsuredvehicleandinoperable taillight.CullenwastransportedtotheOgle CountyJailandheldinlieuofbond.

Oct.8

MariselaSoto-Martinez,35,ofWheeling, wasarrestedfordrivingwhileunderthe influenceofalcohol.Deputiesstopped Soto-MartinezonInterstate39milemarker 107northboundataround9:59p.m.for improperlaneusagefollowingadriving

complaintcall.Soto-Martinezalsowascited foroperatinganuninsuredvehicle.Soto-MartinezwastransportedtotheOgle CountyJailandheldinlieuofbond. Oct.9

BrianSchott,49,ofDeKalb,wasarrested fordrivingwhilelicenserevokedafter deputiesrespondedtothe10000blockof eastIllinoisRoute64ataround8:19p.m.for amotoristassist.Schottwastransportedto theOgleCountyJailandheldinlieuofbond.

Thesechargesareaccusationsandall subjectsarepresumedinnocentuntilproved guiltyinacourtoflaw.

APPLICATIONSNOWACCEPTEDFOR SUPPORTSPECIALIST

REQUIREDSKILLS:

EDUCATION:

OregonPoliceChiefJoeBrooksreportsthe followingpoliceactivity.

Sept.26

AshleyM.Canada,29,ofOregon,was issuedacitycitationat8:25a.m.for violatingthelonggrassordinance.Thisviolationoccurredinthe900blockofJefferson Street.

Sept.27

JenniferL.Farb,35,ofOregon,wasissued acitycitationat4p.m.forviolatingthelong grassordinance.Thisviolationoccurredin the300blockofN.4th Street.

Sept.30

At9:24p.m.,followingthereportofan altercationthathadtakenplaceatthe OregonHighSchoolfootballgame,Oregon PolicearrestedRyanA.Miller,26,ofMilan, forbattery.Millerwastransportedtothe

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Jailwherehewasheldinlieuofbond.

Sept.29

Atapproximately6:45a.m.,police

OgleCountyJail.

Oct.1

At4:51p.m.,policeinvestigateda two-vehicletrafficcrashinthe200blockof S.4th Streetinvolvinga2011Hyundaidriven byMalloryA.Miller,22,ofRoscoe,anda 2011ForddrivenbyMichelleL.Helms,61,of Rockford.Nocitationswereissued. KarlaJ.Hoover,28,ofNeshkoro,Wisconsin,wasissuedacitationat3:44p.m.for disobeyingatrafficcontroldevice.This violationoccurredattheintersectionof10th andAdamsStreets.

Oct.3

BrandonS.Miller,28,ofOregon,was arrestedat7:32p.m.onanoutstandingOgle Countywarrant.Millerwasalsoissued citationsforviolatingtheIllinoisConservation/Wildlifecodelawsoftransportofan

uncasedbow,and unlawfultakeofa whitetaildeer.These violationsoccurrednear theintersectionofMix andMonroeStreets. Millerwastransported totheOgleCountyJail.

Oct.6

At4:27p.m.,policeissuedacomplaintand noticetoappeartoMelissaA.Alaniz,51,of Oregon,forviolatingthelitteringordinance. Acourtdatehasbeenscheduled.This violationoccurredinthe800blockofAdams Street.

Oct.9

QasemShah,30,ofCedarRapids,Iowa, wasissuedacitationat12:57a.m.for speeding,52mphina30mphzone.This

violationoccurredinthe400blockofS.4th Street.

BarbaraJ.O’Hata,77,ofOregon,was issuedacitycitationat11:13a.m.for violatingthecitycodeforgrassandweeds beingtallerthansixinchesinheight.

At10:30p.m.,policetookonemale juvenile,age11,ofOregon,intolimited custodyforthechargeofbattery.The juvenilewasreleasedintohisparent’s custodywithareferraltothestate’s attorney.

Nineparkingcitationsand14verbal warningsissuedSept.26throughOct.9.

Pleasenote:Anyarrestslistedaremerely accusationsandthedefendantispresumed innocentunlessprovedguiltyinacourtof law.

conductedatrafficstopinthe100blockof N.MckendrieAve.Thedriver,JonathanL Ludewig,42,ofForreston,wasissueda citationforspeeding,57mphina30mph speedzone.LudewigwasgivenanI-Bond.

Atapproximately7:30a.m.,police conductedatrafficstopinthe100blockof

N.MckendrieAve.Thedriver,AnnaM. Barnhart,26,ofOregon,wasissueda citationforspeeding,49mphina30mph speedzone.BarnhartwasgivenanI-Bond.

Atapproximately11a.m.,policeconducted attrafficstop,andthedriver,GaryC.Marth, 66,ofChana,wasissuedacitationfor

speeding,58mphina30mphspeedzone. Thisviolationoccurredinthe200blockofN MckendrieAv.MarthwasgivenanI-Bond.

Theseschargesaremerelyaccusations andsubjectsarepresumedinnocentuntil provedguiltyinacourtoflaw.

Oregon resident wins Autumn on Parade’s

ByEARLEENHINTON ehinton@shawmedia.com

AndyEgyedcanthankhiswife Christyforhisrecent$11,679payday.

Andy’snamewasonthewinning ticketpulledOct.2atthecloseofthe two-dayfestival,butChristy,hiswife, isthereasonhewaseveninthehunt.

“Iboughtapackoftickets(6)for$20 onSundayatmybooth,”saidChristy, ownerofSimple Comforts SoyCandles.“Iputmynameonhalfofthem andAndy’snameontheotherhalf. Andoneofhiswon,”

Beinganastutehusband,Andy, a lifelongOregonresident,immediately handedthecheckovertoChristy during theofficialcheckpresentation

Tractor classic another hit atAutumn on Parade

Antiquefarmtractorswere featuredatthe29thannual AntiqueTractorClassicandGas EngineExhibitheldatOregonPark Eastasapartofthe2022Autumnon Parade(AOP)activities.

Manytractorexhibitorsenjoyed takingpartintheannualtractordrive-thruindowntownOregon.

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Fridaymorning.

Andy said the couple has no immediate plans for the winnings, but mentioned that the extra cash will come in handy on their upcoming trip to Ten nessee.

“We are going on a camping trip later this month to Nashville so I think we will have a couple of special dinners while we’re out there,” he said smiling.

The other 40% raised in the raffle willbeusedforfestivalcosts.

“We thank everyone who purchased a ticket,” Autumn on Parade President DebbieDicksonsaid.

For moreinformation on Autumn on Parade, visit www.autumnonpa rade.org.

Eachexhibitorwasawardedadash plaquewiththeAOPSymbol.

“Nationallyrespectedagricultural broadcasterMaxArmstrong exhibitedhis1953FarmallSuperMin theshowandalsoparticipatedwith histractorintheHarvesttime ParadeonSunday.Armstrongisthe communicationsdirectorofFarm ProgressPublicationsCompany,” showorganizerStanEdensaid.

Awardsweremadebasedonthe ballotscastbytheexhibitors.

• Firstplace:JimBrunsofTulsa, Oklahoma,withaJohnDeeremodel 435 •Secondplace:Darrell(Curley) HagemannofOregonwitha Simplicity4040

• Thirdplace:ChaseWhiteheadof theRockfordareawithhisJohn DeereB.

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Andy Egyed of Oregon was thewinner ofthe Autumnon Parade’s 60/40Raffle, winning$11,679 out of the total pot of $19,465. Pictured here, left to right, are Laura Medlar, 60/40coordinator; Christy and Andy Egyed; and Debbie Dickson, president of the Autumnon Parade Committee.

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Jim Bruns (left) of Tulsa,Oklahoma, won first place with his John Deere model 435. Chase Whitehead ofthe Rockford area took third placewith his John Deere model B.

Oregon’s AvaHackman finishes 21st at girls stategolf tourney

OregonseniorAvaHackmantiedfor 21stintheClass1AGirlsGolfStateTournamentonOct.8atRedTailRunGolf CourseinDecatur.

Hackmanhadtwobirdies,fivebogeys andtwodoublebogeysinherroundof 79,oneshotbetterthanFriday’sopening round,foratwo-daytotalof15-over159.

Shemadetwobogeysandadoublein herfirstfiveholes,butfinishedthefront ninestrongwithtwobirdiesinthelast threeholes,thenshot4-overonthe backnine.

“Mychippingwasreallygoodtoday, andmyapproachshots;myputtingwas allright,”Hackmansaid.“Iwasdefinitely calmerthanlastyearafterbeinginside theropesandplayingdownhereasa junior.”

Theseniorwashappytobeableto finishhercareeratthepinnacleofhigh schoolgolfinIllinois,andtogettostate twoyearsinarowissomethingHackmanisincrediblyproudof.

“Ithoughtbothyearsdownhere werereallyfun;justgettingdownhereis amazing,anddoingittwiceisjustawesome,”shesaid.“Ithinkit’sreallycool toendmycareerhere;itshowshowfar

I’vecomeinthefouryearsI’veplayed golfatOregon.Itshowsthatallmyhard workdefinitelypaidoff.”

Mt.CarmelseniorMadelynYoung wontheindividualtitle,shootinga 4-under68onSaturdaytogowithher 3-under69onFridaytofinishwitha 7-under137.BoylanseniorEllaGreenbergwasrunner-upwitha3-under141. Mt.Carmelalsoclaimedtheteamtitle, shootinga600totopBoylanby35 strokes.

RiverRidgeinaneight-mangameFriday nightathome.

BrockSoltowwasthebellcowforthe Marcos(5-2),taking11carriesfor242 yardsandfourtouchdowns.Soltow’s scorescameonrunsof63,45,62and28 yards;healsohadan80-yardpicksix. Heisjust62yardsshyof3,000yards rushinginhisPolocareer.

AveryGrenobleadded66rushing yardsandascoreonsixcarries.Noah Dewey(57yards)andBradyWolber(47 yards)eachhadtwocarriesandatouchdown.All436ofPolo’syardscameon theground,andtheMarcosallowedjust 204totalyardsforRiverRidge(3-4).

25-21: TheMarcoswereledbyTeah Almasywith11assists,sixkills,two blocksandtwoaces,LindeePoperwith sevenkillsandfourblocks,Courtney Grobewiththreekillsandtwoaces,and SydneiRahnwithfourkillsandone block.EllieWellschippedinseven assistsandtwokills,whileBekahZeigler spikedthreekillsfortheMarcos.

QuincHaverlandtallied15killsand fourblocks,SiennaPetersonserved threeaces,JocelynGreenhad16digs, andJenicaStonerdished32assistsfor Eastland.

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Polo60,RiverRidge14: Polo amassed436rushingyardsandseven rushingtouchdownsina60-14winover

Grenoblescoredfrom14yardsout, thenSoltowraninfrom63,45and62 yardstomakeit30-0inthesecond quarterbeforehisinterceptionreturnfor ascore.Headdeda28-yardTDrun,then Deweyscoredfrom54yardsouttofinishofftheMarcos’38-pointsecond quarterandgivethema54-0halftime lead.Wolberscoredona42-yardrun beforeSethNicholas(3rushes,129 yards)scoredapairoftouchdownson runsof60and56yardstocapthescoring.

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Polodef.Eastland25-20,10-25,

Forrestondef.RiverRidge25-16, 25-17: TheCardinalsdownedtheWildcatsinstraightsets,improvingto17-8-1 ontheseason.LeadersforForreston wereJaidenSchneidermanwith14kills andtwoblocks,BrookeBoettnerwith16 assistsandtwoaces,RyleeBroshous with12digsandsixkills,andJenna Greenfieldwithfourblocks.

Oregondef.StillmanValley25-22, 25-17:TheHawkstoppedtheCardinals instraightsetsinaBigNorthernConferencematchontheroad.LeadersforOregonwereAvaWightwith11digs,three killsandtwoaces,KennaWubbenawith sixkills,fivedigs,oneaceandoneblock andLizMoiswithfivekillsandfourdigs.

EarleenHinton/ShawMedia Polo’s Brock Soltow runs foryards against River Ridgeon Friday, Oct. 7.

Fulton scores in final minutes to beat Forreston

ByANDYCOLBERT ForShawMedia

In a roller coasterofa footballgame thatfeaturedForrestonspecialteams gaffes andturnovers,Fultonpenalties, wildleadswingsanddisputedcalls, Fulton heldon to beatForreston 30-28.

“We were luckytheclockranoutat theend,”FultoncoachPatrickLower said.“Itwasn’tprettyandwewerefortunatetogetoutwiththewinbecause Forreston issodisciplinedatwhatthey do.”

DomKramerthrewahalfback-optiontouchdownpasstoBaylenDamhoffintriplecoverage with3:22leftfor thefinal marginofvictory.

“Wejustputthatplayinthisweek,” Kramersaid.“Ijustthrewitupandhe madethecatch.”

Itwasthesecondtouchdownpass caught by the 6-foot-6Damhoff.

“Iwasnervous,”Damhoff said.“But mycoachsaidIwastallerthaneveryone andgogettheball.”

ForrestoncoachKeynonJanicke feltthebackwasinmotionandvehementlyprotested. Earlierhehadgone ontothefieldtoquestion aplaybeing calleddeadbeforehisteam’smomentumwasstopped.

Forrestonsubstantiallyoutgained Fulton,butwashurtbynumerousmiscues,themostseriousallowing Conner Sheridantotakealine drivesquibkick 60yardsforatouchdownwith10secondsleftinthefirsthalf.

“Wecan’thavethat,”Janickesaid “That’shurtusallyear.”

Forrestonrecoveredfromtwolost fumblesinthefirstquartertotake a 22-3 lead beforeSheridan’sscore.The Cardinalshad385yardsoftotaloffense, including73 in theair.

Itwasaperfectlythrown47-yard bombfromForrestonQB BrockSmith toCalebSandersthatsetupa10-yard JohnnyKoblertouchdowntomakeit 8-3earlyin thesecond quarter.

The Cardinalsdefensethenforced a three-and-out andcamebackdownthe fieldonan85-yard,14-playdrive to makeit16-3,withMicahNelsonscoringfrom oneyardout.

Laterinthesecondquarter,the Cardinalsincreasedtheleadto22-3followinganinterceptionand35-yardreturn by McKeonCrase.Passcompletionsof 22and13 yardsbySmithsetupKobler fora3-yardtouchdownrunwith15secondsleftinthehalf.

“We playedgoodenoughto have the runningclockinthefirsthalf,but madetoomanymistakes,”Janicke said.

Thebiggestwasgivingupthekick offreturnbySheridan.ThatgaveFultontheboostitdesperately neededto changethecomplexionof thegame.

Inthesecondhalf,theSteamersput

togethertheirmostimpressivedrive, going63yardson14playstopullto within22-16onaLukasSchroeder 2-yardtouchdown.Thekeyplay was a 19-yardpassfromBraydenDykstrato RyanEadsoneplayafterSanders nearlyinterceptedDykstra.Twice theyconvertedonfourthdownandit wasJoelFordclosingthedriveout afterEads’ catch witha2-yardscore.

“Ichallengedthematthehalf,” Lowersaid.

BenFosdickhadaninterception afterEadsblindsidedSmith.Onthe nextplay,itwasDykstra(12-23-1-134) findingDamhofffora39-yardbomb and23-22lead,theirfirstsinceaEndi Qunajfieldgoaltomakeit3-0.Little didanyonerealizehowcriticalthose earlythreepointswouldbe.

Fultonhad achancetoincreasethe leadafterblockingapunt,but a staunch Cardinals defenseforced anotherthree-and-out.

ThatiswhereSmithtookcharge Firstitwasa17-yardrunandthen a 15-yardramblethatcaughtanother15 yardsonafacemask penalty Inwhat Janickethoughtwasaninadvertent whistle,Smithbrokefreeandran untouchedinto theend zone.

Still,itwasafirst-and-10atthe 31-yardlineandSmitheventually foundthegoallinefiveplayslater for a 28-23 Forreston leadmidway through thefourthquarter.

“Weplayedwithalotofheart, butit wasanothergamethatwedidn’tdo enoughtowin,” Janickesaid.

Forrestongottheballbackone moretimeaftertheKramertoDamhoff score,butSmithwasstoppedon a fourth-and-3situationnearthered zone.

Fulton(5-1,5-2)moved intosolepossessionofsecondplaceintheNUIC, whileForrestonfellto 4-3.

TheCardinalsfaceLena-Winslow, theNo.1teamin1Athefinalweekof theseason.

Amust-winisondeckSaturday as theytraveltoGibsonCity-Melvin-Sibley (3-4) foranonconferencematch.

“Ithinkwearethebetterteamand shouldwinaslongaswe don’tmakeall thesemistakes,”Janicke said.

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ABOVE LEFT: Fulton’s Baylen Damhoff jumps over three Forreston defenders for the go-ahead touchdown catch late in the fourth quarter during their NUIC game in Forreston. ABOVE RIGHT: Forreston’s Owen Mulder jumps over a pile of players to gaina first down. BELOW: Forreston’s Micah Nelson gets a block fromKaleb Sanders as he runs the ball against the Steamers.

Byronin complete control from start over Oregon

ByTYREYNOLDS treynolds@shawmedia.com

WithrivalByroncomingtotown foraSaturdayafternoonshowdown, theOregonHawksknewthey’dhave theirhandsfullwiththeTigers’efficient,effectivegroundgame.

Thatpotentrushingattackwasevidentfromthestart,asByronscoredon itsfirstfivepossessions–andaddeda first-quarterpick-sixaswell–ina48-6 victoryatLanders-LoomisField.All 391yardsfortheTigerscameonthe ground.

“It’shugetostartfastandgetthat earlylead,”juniorfullbackCarsen Behn said.“Notonlyonoffense,but thatpick-sixondefensejustgaveus thatextralittlecomfort,thatpillow, andenergizedusonthatsideofthe ball,too.”

TheTigers(6-1)openedthegame with anine-play,60-yardscoringdrive thatBehncappedwitha6-yardtouchdownrun.Hehad46yardsonsixcarriesinthedriveastheTigersjustkept handingtheballoffrightupthemiddle.

“It’sByronfootball,sowepoundup themiddleandthenstartgettingtothe outsidealittlebitmore,”Behnsaid. “Upfrontwegotagoodpush.Jake

Putyour witha

KannandColeWieckwerejustlaying outkidsandgettinggoodmovement upfront.”

Thedefenseforcedathree-and-out, thenKyeAkenhadasix-yard rush anda47-yardtouchdownsprintwhere hewentofflefttackleandendedup outrunningtheOregondefensedown theleftsidelinefora13-0leadwith6:05 leftinthefirstquarter.

Oregon’ssecondpossessionended withasecond-downinterceptionthat BradenSmithreturned31yardsfor a score,thenSmithpickedoffanother passtoendtheHawks’thirdseries afterOregonhadgainedacoupleof firstdownsandmovedintoByronterritoryforthefirsttime.

TheTigerswent65yardsinsix plays, withJamesConecrashingin from1yardoutfora28-0leadwith19.5 secondsleftinthefirstquarter.

Oregon(1-6) put togetheritsbest driveof thehalftostartthesecond quarter,marching70yardsin12plays totheByron6.TheHawksbenefited fromapairofpassinterferencepenaltiesonByron,thefirstofwhich negateda45-yardinterceptionreturn touchdownbyAshtonHenkel.

themfinishedwithdouble-digityards.

OregonansweredByron’sfinal touchdownwithascoringdriveofits own.Reberhada21-yardruntocon vertathird-and-12,thenEckerdran for10andJackWashburnhitDalton McCammonfora32-yardpassplayto gettotheByron12toendthethird quarter.Eckerdhada5-yardrun,then Rebercoveredthelastsevenyardsin twoplays,gettingtheHawksonthe boardwitha4-yardscoringscamper with10:36remaining.

Rebermissedlastweek’sgamewith anillnessandwashappytobeback andruntheballwellagainstByron.

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Afterafourth-downpassintothe endzonewasincomplete,anotherpass interferencemovedtheballtothe 6-yardlineandgaveOregonanother fourth-downtry;thatpassalsofell incompleteintheendzoneforaturnoverondowns.

“They’reareallygoodfootball team,andit wasalittledisheartening howweplayed,butitiswhatitis,” OregoncoachBrocKundertsaid.“We foundsomethingsthatwelikedoffensively;ourbacksoutof thebackfield workedprettywell,sowekindofstuck withit.”

ByronoutgainedOregon327-79in thefirsthalf;37oftheHawks’yards cameontworunsbyReberandGabe Eckerd.

“Thedefensehasplayedwellall season,andI’vegottogiveashout-out toCoach[Sean]Considineforallthe workthatheputsintopreparethese guysforeverygame,”Boyersaid. “Theyplayedwellagaintoday.”

KnollledByronwith99yardsrushing,Akenadded60,andBehnhad53as 14Tigerscarriedtheball,andnineof

“Gettingtotheoutside,gettingthat biggain,thenthecrowdinthe stands cheeringmeon,itwasagreatfeeling, forsure,”hesaidabouthis16-yardrun onhisfirstcarry.“Justfindingopen spacewaskey.Talkinginthehuddle, havingourblockersblockanddothe rightthing.Wetriedourhardest,did whatwecould,andleftourhearton thefield.”

“He’sgotadifferentgearforus,so it’snicetohaveabackthatcanrun likethat,”Kundertsaid.“He’sadiffer ence-makerforus,andit’sgoodto havehimback.”

Reberfinishedwith74yardson17 carries,andEckerdhad43yardson ninerushes.

Washburnwas3-for-13passingfor 58yards,andMcCammonhadtwo catchesfor38yards.

TheHawksnowturntheiratten tiontoRockFallsforaBNCroadgame FridayatHindersField, lookingfor theirsecondwin.

“We’vegottogetthisoneoutofour headsandgetreadyfornextweek, comeoutandplayRockFallstough,” Kundertsaid.

“We’vejustgottostick together, keephypinguptheteamtodobetter andbettereveryweek,”Rebersaid.

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ABOVE LEFT: Oregon’s Noah Reber battles for yards against Byron during their Oct. 8 Big Northern Conferencegame at Landers-Loomis Field.

ABOVE RIGHT: Byron’s Carson Behnruns fora biggain.

Splendid performance by Oregon golfer at state meet

Beforedissectinghighschool football,front-centerattentionmustbegiventoOregon golferAvaHackman.Inasplendid performanceattheIHSAstatemeet, Hackmanwent80-70toplace21st amongallgolfersinClass1A.

Ingolf,theIHSAonlyaffordsthe top 15 all-state honors, but I’m still consideringwhatshe did tobeofallstateworthiness.

Incrosscountry,whichhasthree classesinsteadoftwolikegirlsgolf, thetop25individualfinishersgetstate medallions.

Puttingtogethertworoundssoconsistent in the high school sport I con sidertobethemostmentallytaxing indeeddeservesspeciallauding.CongratulationsAvaonawonderfulgolf careeratOHS.

Quiteaninterestingfootballgame betweenForrestonandFulton,one thathadmegluedtomyseatall 48 minutes.Forrestonwasthebetter team,butwasburnedbymistakes.

Bobblingtheopeningkickoffwas anomenofthingstocome,including losingafumbletwoplayslater.

’Tisashame,asForreston’soffense anddefenseoutplayedFulton.Not

onlythat,buttheyhaveamust-win againstGibsonCitythisweek.Dakota wasanothergamethatwasgiven away.

Callmeahomer,butIstillbelieve theCardinalsareoneofthetopfive teamsin1A.Forthemtomissouton theplayoffswouldbeaninjustice.

Buttherealsoaresome verygood largeschoolteamsinasimilarpredicamentbecauseoftoughschedules. Someverymediocreteamsmakethe playoffsandsomereallygoodones missout.

Itusuallycomesdowntobadbreaks (Forreston)orscheduling.

WiththeByron-Oregongamebeing movedtoSaturdaybecauseofashortageofofficialsandForrestonunhappy withhowitsgamewasofficiated,afew thoughts:

Thissituationdoesnotappeartobe goingaway.

Infact,listeningtoOregonADMike Lawtonontheradioathalftimeofthe Byrongame,hewonderedifhigh schoolsportsasweknowitmight eventuallygoawayinfavorofthe Europeanmodelofclubsports.

Hesaidtheaverageageofofficials intheBNCiscloserto70thanamore

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optimalageof40.Asa64-yearold, I attestthatmyvisionisnowherenear whatitwas25yearsago,especiallyat night.

Thus,itmakessensethatqualityof officiatingmaybeonthewane.These guysandgalsaredoingthebestthey can,butwithoutyouthfulreinforcementsonthehorizon,coachesand fansneedtogetusedtoadiminishing product.Justsaying.

Thisisoneofthelargestdevelopmentsinprepsportsinyearsandwe willcontinuetokeepclosetabsonit. Lawtonalsomentioneditgoesway beyondofficials.Itincludesdifficulty infindingbusdrivers to transport teams,game-dayworkersandeverythingelsewherelaborisrequired.

Having Oregon’sgameonSaturdayseemedoutofwhack.Highschool footballismeanttobecontestedat night.Infact,Iwouldhavepreferred

aThursdaynightoveraSaturday afternoon.

Thecrowdwasdown,thebandwas notpresentandlittleenergywasfound onthefield.Mytheoryisthatteenagers’ biorhythmspeak atnightinstead ofday.

Idoknowthis–therewasmore hardhittinggoingatForrestononFridaynightthantherewasbyOregonon Saturday.

Sinceitwasathree-dayweekend, myfinalstopwasinAmboyforthebig ColumbusDaycrosscountrymeeton Monday.Besidescoveringoneofthe best 1Ameetsoftheyear andvisiting withfriendsfromallover, itaffords meachancetoseethecountrysidesof OgleandLeecountiesattheirfall peak.

Onthewayhome,astopismadeat FranklinCreekStateParkforafew milesofrunning.Thisparkisagem, withmanymilesofscenictrails.

•AndyColbert,anavidrunner,has beenasportswriterforShawMedia andhascoveredhighschoolsportsin OgleCountyformorethan30years.

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In the interest of: NaomiGibbons, a minor

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To: Gary Freeman, respondent(s),and to all whom it may concern, take noticethat on September 22, 2022, a petition was filed under the JuvenileCourt Act by ASA Matthew Leisten, Inthe CircuitCourt of Ogle County entitled “ In the interest of Naomi Gibbons, a minor”, and that in courtroom 302 at 106 South Fifth, Oregon, Illinois on October 3,2022 at 3:00 p.m. or as soon thereafter as this cause may be heard, a shelter carehearing will be heldupon the Petition to have the child declaredto be a ward of the court and for other relief under that act. The courthas authority in this proceeding to take from you the custody and guardianship of the minor.

If the Petition requests the termination of your parental rights and the appointment of a guardian with power to consent toadoption,you may lose all parental rights to the child. Unless you appear you willnot beentitled to further written notices or publication notices of the proceedings inthis case, including the filing of an amended petition for amotion to terminate parental rights.

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Notice isgiven of the death of JOHN ARTHUR BARTELT Letters of Officewere issuedon October 5, 2022, to SUSAN CAVANAUGH and JEFFREY BARTELT, as IndependentCo-Executors, whose attorney is M. Thomas Suits, of the Law Offices of M. THOMAS SUITS, P.C.,114 West Mason Street, Polo, Illinois 61064.

Claims against the estate may befiled within six (6) months from the date of first publication, or within three (3) months from the date of mailing or delivery of Notice to creditors, if mailing ordeliveryisrequired by Section 5/18-3 of the Illinois Probate Act, 1975, as amended, whichever date islater. Any claim not filed bythe requisite date stated above shall bebarred.

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IN THECIRCUIT COURTOFTHE 15THJUDICIAL CIRCUIT OGLE COUNTY, OREGON, ILLINOIS MIDFIRST BANK PLAINTIFF, -vsUnknown Heirs and/or Legatees of Richard T. Warren, Deceased; Cassandra Guist; Travis Warren; Julie Fox, asSpecial Representative for Richard T. Warren, Deceased; Unknown Heirs and/or Legatees of Lance Warren, Deceased; Unknown Heirs and/or Legatees of Conrad Warren, Deceased; UNKNOWN OWNERS AND NON-RECORD CLAIMANTS; UNKNOWN OCCUPANTS DEFENDANTS NO.21 CH 34 PUBLICATION NOTICE

Therequisite affidavit for publication having been filed, notice is hereby given you Unknown Heirs and/or Legatees of Lance Warren, Deceased; Unknown Heirs and/or Legatees of Conrad Warren, Deceased; Unknown Owners and Non-Record Claimants; Unknown Occupants. Defendants in the above entitled suit, thatthe saidsuit has beencommenced in the CircuitCourt of OgleCounty, by the said Plaintiff against you and other defendants, praying forthe foreclosure of a certain Mortgage conveying the premises describedas follows, to wit: LOT 4 IN MIDWAY ADDITIONIN THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT MORRIS, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF RECORDED IN BOOKB OF PLATS, PAGE 30 IN THE

RECORDER'S OFFICE IN OGLE

COUNTY,ILLINOIS, SITUATED IN THE COUNTY OF OGLE AND THE STATE OF ILLINOIS. Commonly known as 108 North Wesley Avenue, Mount Morris,IL 61054 Permanent Index No.: 08-27-282-011 and which said Mortgage was made by Richard T. Warren Mortgagors, toMortgage Electronic Registration Systems,Inc., as mortgagee, as nominee for Nationstar Mortgage LLC D/B/A Mr Cooper, its successors and assigns as Mortgagee, and recorded inthe office of the Recorder of Deeds of Ogle County, Illinois, Document No.201900564.

Andfor other relief; that summons was duly issued outof the said Court against you as providedby law, and that the suitis now pending. Now therefore, unless you,the said above named defendants, e-file your answerto the Complaintin the saidsuit orotherwise make your appearance there in, onor before the 30th day afterthe first publication of thisnotice which is OCTOBER 31, 2022. Defaultmay be entered against you at any time after that day and a judgment entered in accordance with the prayer of said Complaint E-filingisnow mandatory for documents in civil cases with limited exemptions. To efile,you must first create anaccount withan e-filingservice provider Visit https://efile.illinois courts.gov/serviceproviders.htm to learn more and to select a service provider If you needadditional help or have trouble e-filing, visit http://www.illinois courts.gov/FAQ/ gethelp.asp, or talk with your local circuit clerk's office.

Dated,_____,____. Clerk

LOGS Legal Group LLP Attorney for Plaintiff 2121 Waukegan Road, Suite 301 Bannockburn, IL 60015 (847)291-1717

ILNOTICES@logs. com Mail To:

Unknown Heirs and/or Legatees of Lance Warren, Deceased 108 North Wesley Avenue Mount Morris,IL 61054

Unknown Heirs and/or Legatees of Conrad Warren, Deceased 108 North Wesley Avenue Mount Morris,IL 61054

Unknown Owners and Non-Record Claimants; Unknown Occupants 108 North Wesley Avenue Mount Morris,IL 61054

THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A DEBT ANDANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THATPURPOSE. PLEASE BE ADVISED THATIF YOUR PERSONAL LIABILITY FOR THIS DEBT HAS BEEN EXTINGUISHED BY A DISCHARGE IN BANKRUPTCY OR BY AN ORDER GRANTING IN REM RELIEF FROM STAY, THIS NOTICE IS PROVIDED SOLELY TO FORECLOSE THE MORTGAGE REMAINING ON YOUR PROPERTY AND IS NOT AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECTTHE DISCHARGED PERSONAL OBLIGATION. 8190-927332

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Noticeto Disadvantage Businesses

Boller Construction Company Inc.,3045 Washington Street, Waukegan, IL 60085 is seeking disadvantaged businesses for the construction of City of Rochelle Water Reclamation Plant Improvements Phase II Project subcontracting opportunities in the followingareas: Demolition, Concrete,Masonry, Steel, Fiberglass

ry,, gl Reinforced Plastics, Roofing, Doors, Framesand Hardware, Rolling Service Doors, Painting and Coating, Mechanical, Plumbing, HVAC, Electrical, Excavation, Asphalt Paving, Landscaping, Site utilities, Piping, Valves, Pumps, Flow Meters, WATER AND WASTEWATER EQUIPMENT

All disadvantaged business should contact, in writing (certified letter,returnreceipt requested Joe Henderson to discuss subcontractingopportunities. All negotiations must be completed PRIOR tothebidopening date of 11/2/22

October14, 2022

Fire Protection District Board petitions available Polo Persons interested inseeking a position asa Trustee forthe Polo Fire Protection District should pick up a CandidatePacket at 206 S. Franklin Avenue, Polo,Illinois, during

lo,Illois, during the hours of 8:00 a.m. to4:00 p.m., Mondaythrough Friday (atthe adjacent ambulance garage), or print the required documents from the OgleCounty Clerk's Website: https://www.ogle county.org/depart ments/county_cler k/elections.php

Trustee termsare sixyears and two positions are available; additionally, one 2-year unexpired term position is also available.

Completed packets are to be filed in the same location beginning December 12 through December 19, 2022, duringthe hours of 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. However, packets will be accepted until5:00 p.m. on Monday, December19,2022.

For moreinformation, please contact Board Secre-

tary, John Hopkins, at (815)994-1836, or the Ogle County Clerk's Office at 815-732-1110.

PUBLIC NOTICE

The 2022 2023 fiscal year budget of the Mt Morris Fire Protection District has been postedat the firehouse,15E.Center St Mt.Morris, IL 61054. The tentative budget is available for viewingin the bulletin board onthe Center St side of the firehouse. The budget will be discussed and brought beforethe Board for a vote of final approval during the regularly scheduled board meeting on November 21st, 2022 at 7:00PM CST atthe Mt. Morris Firehouse at the above address.

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Universal Telephone Assistance Programs

Administered inIllinois bytheUniversalTelephoneAssistance Corporation (UTAC)

LifeLine Program Making local phone service affordable

Lifeline is a program which provides $5.25 in assistance to help pay monthly charge from local telephoneservice. This federally funded program is available to qualified low-income consumers. If thequalifyinglow-income consumer voluntarily elects toll blocking whileinitiatingLifeline service, a service depositisnot required.

If toll blocking is unavailable, the carrier may chargea service deposit Toll blockingwill preventtheconnection of outgoing toll calls from a residence.

Who is eligiblefor these programs?

Youare eligible if youare arecipient of oneof thefollowingprograms:

Medicaid SNAP (foodstamps)

Supplemental SecurityIncome (SSI)

Federal PublicHousingAssistance Veterans andSurvivorsPension Benefi Customerhouseholds incomeis at or below135% of the National PovertyGuidelines, forhousehold of thatsize

Where can I applyfortheLifeLineand/orLinkUpprograms?

For additional information or enrollment in these programs, contact the Leaf River Telephone Company.Link-up and Lifeline are federally funded programs The Illinois Commerce Commission cannot guarantee that all Eligible Telecommunications Carriers will receive funding to support these programs. Reimbursement for these programs dependson the FCC's Fund Administrator's managementand distributionof the fundscollected throughuniversalservice mechanisms.

TheUniversal TelephoneService Assistance Program (UTSAP)

The Universal Telephone Service Assistance Program (UTSAP) is funded by voluntary contributions from Illinois ratepayers.Consumers wishing to participate in the funding of UTSAP may do so by electing tocontribute, on a monthly basis,a fixed amount tobe included by the Leaf River Telephone Company on their monthly telephone bill.

Customersmay designatean amount to be included each monthfrom these choic es Residential customersBusinesscustomers

$.50 $1.00

$1.00 $10.00 or $2.00 or $25.00

$5.00

Customers may also elect to make a one time contribution to the UTSAP Administrator It is the responsibility of the localexchange company to solicit,collect and remit the contributions on behalf of the customers tothe UTSAP Administrator.

The address of the UTSAPAdministrator is: Post Office Box 1176, Springfield,Illinois62705-1176.

The voluntary contributions assist qualified low-income customers by providing additional assistance to the Universal Telephone Assistance programs Those who wishtoapply forassistance or make acontribution to UTSAP may contact theirlocal telephone company.Each yeartheCommission determines the amount of UTSAP assistance, most recently in Docket 07-0399.

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