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Masking up, breaking out Have you had skin troubles from wearing a mask? You’re not alone. Soderstrom Skin Institute, where physician assistant Michelle Roth examines an unidentified patient to diagnose what is causing a skin irritation, is among the dermatology clinics reporting a surge in acne and rosacea (skin redness) resulting from irritation from masks usage.

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Red-faced: Masks are causing rosacea, aggravating teen acne Peru dermatologist says skin issues have tripled since mask mandates TOM COLLINS tcollins@shawmedia.com The mask mandate was only in place a few weeks when Michelle Roth started seeing an explosion in red faces and acne.

Roth is a physician assistant at Soderstrom Skin Institute, and she said the growing volume of skin disorders is both directly and indirectly linked to the COVID-19 pandemic. The direct cause is masks: Covering our faces hasn’t done our skin any favors. Indirectly, the stress of the pandemic is aggravating skin troubles.

Roth herself has battled rosacea, a condition that causes redness and makes the blood vessels visible in the face. Older generations would disapprovingly mutter the words “gin blossoms,” but rosacea is tied to other risk factors apart from alcohol.

“It’s frustrating,” Roth said. “I’ve even experienced it personally on my chin and jaw line. It’s hard to escape it, even if you’re using the best masks or the best routines. You still can potentially flare up.”

Dermatologists are by no means anti-mask — they want to avert COVID-19 as much as anyone — but those interviewed acknowledged that continual mask usage has set off an explosion of rosacea in adults while aggravating acne in teenagers.

“I would say it’s tripled, for sure,” Douglas Leone of the Dermatology and MOHS Surgery Institute said.

“I’ve had adults who haven’t had acne for years now suddenly having breakouts.”

Leone observed that infection controls weren’t in place long before he started seeing an influx of patients complaining of inflamed skin and pimples that didn’t respond to overthe-counter products.

“I think the rosacea and the irritation showed up fairly quickly, like in the first month or so,” he said.

“Acne is always a bit delayed, probably three months later, but there’s definitely been an increase in prevalence.”

Tight-fitting masks reduce coronavirus transmission, but they also cause irritation and prevent the skin from breathing, so to speak.

Roth said she sees student-athletes playing sports in masks – which,

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Seen anybody with red faces and acne since the pandemic started? Dr. Douglas Leone, seen here examining medical assistant Mallory Vance, estimates skin complaints have surged by a full third over the past year. Mask usage has caused a surge in rosacea and acne. again, is prudent – but nonetheless can aggravate acne.

“Masks need to be well-fitting,” Roth said, “but the heat and moisture they create tends to exacerbate rosacea and acne.”

Roth said facial coverings may be the prime suspect, but there are other risk factors in play during the pandemic. Extreme cold and heat can cause rosacea flare-ups and so can alcohol, which has been a popular stress-buster during the pandemic. Stress is a proven menace to the skin, and the pandemic has produced no shortage of stress.

Acne and rosacea can be prevented using mild cleansers and moisturizers, provided users steer clear

of scented varieties, as fragrances can irritate the skin. Sunscreen is strongly recommended, as direct sunlight is linked to acne and rosacea.

Men are advised to shave with a good lather, working the blade in a single direction. Leone also advised men to steer clear of after-shaves, as they can dry out the skin and aggravate conditions such as rosacea.

Indeed, dryness is such a problem during the winter months that Leone strongly recommends using a humidifier in the bedroom, giving the skin some much-needed moisture overnight.

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• MASKS Before leaving for work or school, people should also apply moisturizers that don’t clog pores. Products containing benzoyl peroxide are helpful, but Leone recommended low-strength products with benzoyl concentrations of 2.5% to 5%.

“Anything higher than that and it’ll dry out the skin,” he said.

Women generally are more at risk of rosacea, particularly those who are fair-skinned, older than 30, who smoke or have a family history of rosacea.

Both conditions can be stubborn, and prescription treatments may be the best — and in some cases, the

“It’s hard to escape it, even if you’re using the best masks or the best routines. You still can potentially flare up.”

Michelle Roth

Physician assistant at Soderstrom Skin Institute tated, swollen eyes and red, swollen eyelids.

No, wearing a mask will not induce ocular rosacea. However, Joseph “Barry” Jackson, an optometrist with Bard Optical in Peru, said ocular rosacea is known to precede acne rosacea.

“Those patients with ocular rosacea should be on the lookout for this because they have a higher incidence of acne rosacea,” Jackson said.

ically require two to six weeks for visible results. Ivermectin may take even longer to improve skin, but it also yields longer remission periods.

Severe cases may require oral antibiotics such as doxycycline (Oracea is among the brand names) for acne or isotretinoin (Amnesteem, Claravis, etc.) for severe rosacea.

And keep an eye on your eyes.

While not common, there is a condition known as ocular rosacea in which patients experience dry, irri-

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The Mayo Clinic said mild cases may call for a cream or gel applied to the affected skin. Brimonidine (sold under the brand name Mirvaso) and oxymetazoline (brand name Rhofade) reduce redness by constricting blood vessels, with results sometimes reported within 12 hours of use.

“The effect on the blood vessels is temporary,” according to the Mayo Clinic, “so the medication needs to be applied regularly to maintain improvements.”

Other drugs will control pimples, such as azelaic acid (Azelex, Finacea), metronidazole (Metrogel, Noritate, etc.) and ivermectin (Soolantra). Users need to be patient: Azelaic acid and metronidazole typ-

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Pistol Shrimp begin search for host families JAYCE EUSTICE jeustice@shawmedia.com

Now that the contract is signed and the Pistol Shrimp will call Veteran’s Park in Peru home for the 2021 season, there is an item that needs to be solved for the ballclub: housing.

Traditionally, teams in the Prospect League will try to fill their roster with about 16 players that play at Division I or II programs but come from the surrounding areas.

This is done to give hometown kids the opportunity to play in front of friends and family, but also to create opportunities to house the players whose families don’t live nearby.

“It makes a lot of sense from every way you look at it to have as many local guys that can play at the level we need them to play,” said Pistol Shrimp Owner John Jakiemiec.

With the short turnaround from signing to the beginning of the season and outside factors, such as the ongoing pandemic, Pistol Shrimp officials will be searching for host families for the players to stay throughout the summer.

To help provide for the need for

player and employee housing the Pistol Shrimps may look into renting a few houses in the area to serve as places for players and coaches to stay.

Also to help make it work, some players that are pitchers only and live in the Chicago area may be asked not to travel with the team for away games on days when they are not scheduled to pitch.

For the rest of the players, host families will be needed for the upcoming season.

The host families must be able to provide the player a private bedroom, use of laundry facilities, provide food (within reason) and communicate well with the player they are hosting.

Players will operate on a different schedule than most normal households with their baseball schedule from practices, games and long road trips that may result in them arriving home in the middle of the night.

The team will do its best to place players with families that may have similar food allergies, religions and transportation needs to help ensure the relationship is beneficial to all involved.

“We let the players know that you’re cleaning your room, if your host family’s rules are to do your own dishes; you are doing your own dishes,” Jakiemiec said. “They are not there to do your laundry; you are doing your laundry. The players know the rules going in.”

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Pistol Shrimp Pitcher Jake Dahl is the lone player for the 2021 season from the area. In a normal year the team would add more home-grown players to help with the housing of their teammates.

Jakiemiec said they ask their families to allow the players to sleep to help recover from the long hours of playing and travel as well as to feed them what they are able.

The team will try and place multiple players in the same household whenever possible. This helps with the player’s transportation as well as gives them someone in the household that is going through the same thing as them.

Jakiemiec said their host families are primarily empty-nesters or retired people that enjoy baseball.

“In an ideal world, host families enjoy the experience and want to be host families again,” Jakiemiec said. “Then you get to the point where you have a lot of people that really want to be host families because they will follow that player, it’s just building that connection.”

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we have to celebrate our veterans and recognize their unwavering dedication to our country and communities by sharing our thanks and good wishes this St. Patrick’s Day.” “As the Irish saying goes, ‘A kind word never broke anyone’s mouth,’” Kinzinger said.

For those interested in participating, mail cards, letters, Irish blessings or proverbs to the congressman’s Ottawa office at 628 Columbus St., Suite 507, Ottawa, IL 61350. Anyone in the area can drop cards at the office during normal business hours. The collection deadline will be end of the business day on Friday, and the cards will be delivered to the three Illinois Veterans facilities after they’ve been cleared for safety precautions.

For any follow-up questions or clarifications, call the congressman’s Ottawa office at 815-431-9271, and a member of the staff will be available to assist.

Kicking off the month of March, U.S. Rep. Adam Kinzinger, R-Channahon, and his staff will collect greeting cards and letters for the residents of the Illinois Veterans Home in LaSalle.

This year, the card collection also will go to the residents of the Danville and Hines VA hospitals.

Members of the community are welcomed and encouraged to participate in celebrating St. Patrick’s Day by participating in this holiday card drive, according to Kinzinger’s office.

“This year has been a challenging one, to say the least, and our elderly population has been at greatest risk from the coronavirus,” Kinzinger said. “While the vaccine continues to be rolled out, we are lucky to have alternative ways of connecting with our veterans, honoring all those who have served and sacrificed to defend this great nation and the values we hold dear. Let’s seize the opportunity

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Service Truck (4x4), 1978 Ford C900 Cab & Chassis (Gas, Automatic), 1996 Ford L8000 Tandem Dump Truck (260,000 Miles, Cummins Engine), 1991 International 4170 Boom Truck (Terex 8T Crane), 1993 International Grain Truck, 1986 Mac, 2002 Sterling Acterra Service Truck (CAT Diesel, 6 Speed, Air Fertilizer Equipment & Sprayers Brakes, Enclosed Bed, Maintainer 3220 Crane, Rear Vise), Bestway 1000 Gallon Sprayer w/ 60’ Boom, X-Fold, Raven 2020 Big Tex 83”x12’ SA Utility Trailer, 2020 Big Tex 60”x8’ Monitor, FarmKing 1410 Applicator, 2000 Flexcoil Sprayer (60’ Boom, Mixing Tank, PTO Pump), Hardi 650 Sprayer, Hardi SA Utility Trailer, 2020 Big Tex 83”x20’ TA Utility Trailer, 2020 Big Tex 83”x18’ TA Utility Trailer, 1977 Fruehauf SS Navigator 1000 Sprayer w/ 90’ Boom, Hardi Navigator w/ Tanker Trailer (Used for Liquid Manure), 2015 Heartland Car 60” Boom, Hardi TR1000 Sprayer (1000 Gallon, 60’ Boom), Trailer (7000lb Axles), 1987 Jet 22’ SA Steel Hopper Bottom 8T Mobility 800 Fertilizer Spreader, Progressive Sidedress Trailer (Roll Tarp, Spring Ride, Air Brakes), 2007 Landoll 425 Bar (1000 Gallon Tank, 12-16 Row, Set up for John Deere 45’ Semi Trailer, 2014 LoadTrail GP Gooseneck w/ Hyd Tail, Monitor) LoadTrail Skidsteer Trailer, MacLander 18’ Flatbed Trailer, Hay & Forage Equipment 2008 Sure Trac Trailer, 1974 Trail Eze Gooseneck Grainbox John Deere 660 Hay Rake, John Deere 702 10 Wheel Trailer, 20’ Flatbed Trailer w/ Winch and Extra Ramp HayRake, John Deere 894 8’ HayRake, 2005 Kuhn GA7302 Rotary Rake (Twin Rotor), New Holland 56 Side Delivery Hay Planters & Drills Rake, New Holland 258 Rake , New Holland Hay Rake, Rhino John Deere 7000 Male Row Planter, John Deere 7000 8Row PT207 Hay Tedder (New), Rhino PT407 Hay Tedder (New), 30” Folding Planter (No Till, Trash Whippers), 1991 John John Deere 350 7’ Sickle Mower, New Holland 455 Sickle Deere 7200 16 Row Planter (Precision, Row Cleaners, Liquid, Mower, John Deere 820 Mower Conditioner w/ Hyd Swing Insecticides), John Deere 7200 16 Row Planter, John Deere (One Owner), H&S MM1 Hay Merger, John Deere 336 Square 1770 12 Row Planter (Liquid Fertilizer, No Till), John Deere Baler, John Deere 567 Round Baler (Twine or Wrap, One 1530 15’ 3pt Drill (15” Spacings, w/ Markers), 2008 Kinze Owner), John Deere 510 Round Baler, John Deere 525 Round 3200 12 Row 30” (Bean Meters, Field Ready), Hinicker 6 Row Baler, 1996 New Holland 575 Square Baler, Hayrack w/ Gear, No Till Planter w/ Kinze Boxes Hayrack Bed, 15’ Hayrack w/ Gear

Grain Handling Wagons

B&L 644 Grain Cart, BII 528 Grain Cart, Brent 774 Grain Cart, Ficklin CA9600 Grain Cart w/ Scale, J&M 525 Grain Cart w/ Scale (540 PTO), Kinze 450 Grain Cart, 2006 Kinze 850 Grain Cart, Unverferth 1019 Grain Cart (New), Unverferth 4500 Grain Cart, Unverferth 7000 Grain Cart, Unverferth 9250 Gran Cart, DMI D450 Dual Side Dump Wagon, Parker 450 Dual Side Dump Wagon, Unverferth 530 Side Dump FGravity Wagon w/ Tarp, Lights, & Brakes, Unverferth 530 Gravity Wagon (New), Vac Unit Seed Tender, Seed Tender, 6 Box Vacuum Seed Tender

Augers & Dryers

FarmKing 13”x70’ Auger (New), FarmKing 10”x60’ Auger (New) , FarmKing 10”x36’ Auger (New), FarmKing 10”x31’ Auger (New), FarmKing 841 Electric Auger , FarmKing 1080 Auger, FarmKing 1385 Auger, FarmKing 1060 Auger, FarmKing 1070 SwingAway Auger, Feterl 10”x32’ Auger, Hutchinson 8” Auger, Westfield 100-71 Swing Away Auger, Westfield 130-71 Auger, Wheatheart SA61-10 Swing Away Auger, REM 2100 Grainvac (All Pipes & Flex Hoses), Sudenga Tractor Mount Elevator, Unitube 22 Series Driveover Belt Conveyor, Unitube UT1537 Belt Conveyor

Trucks & Trailers

1989 American General Army Hummer (35,000 Miles, Chevy Diesel Engine, Winch, Cargo w/ Canvas), 2002 Ford F250

Combines, Cornheads, & Platforms

Case 1660 Combine (4400 Hours), 1998 Case IH 2366 (Engine Hours 5368, Separator Hours 3937, 2WD, Chopper, Spreader), John Deere 7700 Combine, John Deere 8820 Titan II (2942 Hours), John Deere 9600 Combine (Engine Hours 5031, Separator Hours 3585), John Deere 9750 STS Combine, Case 1020 25’ Platform, Case 1020 20’ Platform, Case 1020 20’ Platform, Case 863 6 Row Platform, Case IH 15’ Platform, John Deere 220 20’ Platform, John Deere 216 Platform, IH 844 4 Row Cornhead, John Deere 444 4 Row Cornhead, John Deere 643 6 Row Cornhead (Poly Snouts), EZ Trail 672 Headcart, EZ Trail 672 Headcart, 20’ Homemade Headcart, J&M HT8 25’ Header Trailer

Miscellaneous Items

2013 Sullivan D185 Air Compressor (161 Hours), Sullivan D210Q Air Compressor, Mi-T-M 3000 PSI Pressure Washer (New), Mi-T-M 4000 PSI Pressure Washer (New), Mi-T-M 3600W Generator (New), Mi-T-M Air Compressor w/ Honda Motor (New), Mi-T-M 8 Gallon Gas w/ 13hp Honda Motor Compressor/Generator (New), Wide Variety of Running Gears, 16 Martin Row Cleaners, 1000 Gallon Water Tank on Trailer, 20’ Shipping Container, 50 Gallon Fuel Tank w/ Hand Pump, 1050 Gallon Blue Poly Nurse Tank w/ Pump on Trailer, Headache Rack for Peterbilt , Selection of Fuel Tanks, Large Selection of Tires, Miscellaneous Tractor Parts

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Aluminum Livestock Trailer, 1990 Kiefer Built 6’x8’ Bumper Pull Livestock Trailer, Harvey 600 Manure Spreader, Gehl Feedwagon, Artsway 475 Grinder Mixer (Digital Scale), Large Farmall H w/ Tow Bar, New Idea 2 Row Corn Picker, Farmall H Recreational Vehicles 1990 Starcarft Super Sport 181 Boat & Trailer, Chicago Bears Selection of Feeders & Waters, Panels, Gates, & Posts, Deer Building Materials & Shop Equipment Golf Cart (Gas), Electric Golf Cart, 1988 Yamaha Waverunner, Stand 600’ 1x12 Red Barn Boards, Large Variety of Steel Roofing 1988 Kawasaki Stand Up Jet Ski, 2013 Artic Cat 550 ATV, Vehicles & Trailers & Trim, 20’ 3’ Sections Exterior Wood Burning Stove Pipe 2010 Artic Cat 500 ATV 1991 Cadillac Broughman, 2007 Chevy HHR, 2008 Galvanized Exterior SS Interior Including Through Wall Volkswagon Beetle (156,500 Miles), 2008 Saturn Aura Livestock Equipment & Spreaders Thimble, Garage Door, Assorted Landscape Boulders, Large (209,000 Miles), 2007 GMC Yukon (291,400 Miles), 2010 Wallenstein Manure Spreader, Powder River Sorting Gates, Selection of Tools, Floor Concrete Saw, Ground Compactor, Chevy Traverse (197,000 Miles, New AC) Power Buggy w/ Trailer, Concrete Forms, Concrete Company Kiefer Built 7’x24’ Livestock Trailer, 1999 Kiefer Built 7’x24’

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Medows was born and raised on his family’s cowcalf operation outside of Cuba, Mo. He grew up playing football and baseball and was involved in his local 4-H. In 2002, Jason Medows, Medows left the host of Ag State of farm for St. Louis Mind podcast College of Pharmacy. He graduated in 2008 with his Doctor in Pharmacy and returned home to work at a local hospital and continue the cow-calf operation he started in college.

It was at that local hospital he met his future wife, Keri. Fast forward 12 years and they have four boys and have purchased another farm of their own. In 2019, Medows began his podcast, Ag State Of Mind, where he combined his medical background with his passion for agriculture to help break the stigma surrounding mental health in agriculture.

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Farm women, and all those involved in the agriculture industry, should plan to attend the Women in Agriculture Conference on Friday, March 26. This year’s mini-conference is being held exclusively online to help women become empowered in agriculture.

The conference, in its ninth year, will feature keynote speaker Jason Medows, host of the popular Ag State of Mind podcast. He will present “Mental Health: What it is, how it affects us in agriculture and what we can do to improve.”

Using real-life examples from his own experience, Medows will discuss the mental health challenges faced in agriculture. He’ll focus on strategies and solutions for improving mental health and will conclude by speaking directly to women about how they can positively influence the men in their lives.

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Rita Frazer, director of Network and Audio Services for the RFD Radio Network, and Adam Nielsen, director of National Legislation and Policy Development in the Governmental Affairs and Commodities Division of the Illinois Farm Bureau, presenting “Advancing Farm Bureau’s Issues in the 117th Congress.” Together they will discuss how to effectively communicate agriculture’s message with a new administration.

Frazer and her team gather farm news and information and cover issues that are important to the Illinois Farm Bureau. RFD reports and programs are heard first on the air of affiliated stations and most programs can be found later in the day on the web or as podcasts.

Frazer is a 30-year member of the National Association of Farm Broadcasting and immediate past president of the NAFB. She is an award-winning broadcaster who has covered farm news and events on a state and national basis. Frazer uses her farm roots and years of broadcasting experience to communicate effectively with listeners

and has devoted her career to serving agriculture.

Nielsen plans and executes the organization’s national legislative programs, acts as a liaison with the Illinois Congressional delegation and federal agencies and organizes the association’s fly-ins to Washington, D.C. He is also responsible for the implementation of IFB’s policy development program, coordinates the Illinois Agricultural Legislative Roundtable, a group of all agriculture associations and organizations within Illinois and serves as assistant secretary of ACTIVATOR, IFB’s political involvement committee. Nielsen joined Illinois Farm Bureau in 2000 and served three terms as a member of the Normal (IL) Town Council.

There is no cost to attend and registration is now open. To register, contact any of the sponsoring County Farm Bureaus in Illinois or register online at womeninagricultureconference.com.

The conference is sponsored by the Farm Bureau Women in Agriculture Conference Committee and COUNTRY Financial.

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We expect this to be a lengthy process!

We are striving to vaccinate the most vulnerable members of our community first.

We promise to vaccinate you!

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Alternatives has now expanded the Vaccine Support Center to seven additional counties in Alternatives’ service region — Bureau, Putnam, Henry, Knox, Warren, Henderson and Mercer. The expansion comes after the successful first two weeks of the service in Rock Island County.

The center serves older adults (65 and older) who do not have the ability to register online for vaccinations. The Alternatives’ Vaccine Support Center will provide answers to questions, assist to book appointments (if available) and/or add names to waiting lists to be registered when open appointments are available.

Funding from the Galesburg Community Foundation has helped make this support center and tollfree number possible in Knox and Warren counties. Funding from the Quad Cities Community Foundation Disaster Recovery Funds has allowed this resource for the greater Illinois Quad Cities and additional, rural counties.

The toll-free number for Alter-

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The Moderna COVID-19 vaccine is drawn during a vaccine clinic. natives Vaccine Support Center is 833-382-1314. That number is open 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Fri-

day. Callers are asked to be patient as the lines may be busy.

Megan Baznik will present “Ireland’s Pirate Queen Grace O’Malley” at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, March 11, on Facebook Live only. Grace O’Malley was a legend in her own lifetime. The Pirate Queen of Ireland was loved by her crew, and feared by her enemies. She fought the English rule of Ireland all the way to a meeting with Queen Elizabeth.

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MAGNOLIA — The Magnolia Fire Department will hold its annual spring chicken supper from 5 to 8 p.m. Saturday, March 20. Unfortunately, this year due to COVID-19 restrictions, the dinner will be carryout only. The dinner includes one-quarter chicken with mostaccioli, salad and bread. The cost for this meal is $9. The proceeds will go the Magnolia Fire Department. They ask that you pre-order if possible. You can leave a message at 815-869-3031, call or text 815-257-6405, or contact them on their Facebook page. Any questions can be directed to Chief Dan Baum at 815-8693031 or 815-257-6405.

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State Sen. Win Stoller delivers Valentine’s Day cards to Heartland Health Care Center in Henry HENRY — On the Friday before Valentine’s Day, Heartland Health Care Center in Henry welcomed a special delivery of cards from a Valentine’s Day card drive that State Sen. Win Stoller, R- Germantown Hills, organized with area schools and student organizations.

Stoller said he was pleased with the overwhelming response he received with his request and was happy to personally be delivering them to local area nursing homes. Stoller praised frontline workers for their commitment to caring for patients and elderly residents in what clearly has been an unprecedented situation. Stoller commended staff from skilled nursing facilities like Heartland as he knows everyone works tirelessly to provide the best possible care. His goal was to lift spirits, reminding the residents, patients and staff that they are remembered as the pandemic continues to impact our daily lives.

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State Sen. Win Stoller (from left) delivers Valentine’s Day cards to Heartland Health Care Center in Henry. Also pictured is Susan Legner (center), administrator and Mary Chambers (right), admissions director, of Heartland Health Care Center.

IVCC will participate in statewide virtual career fair

OGLESBY — Illinois Valley Community College will participate in a statewide virtual career fair from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday, April 9.

A total of 18 community colleges are partnering with the Illinois Community College Career Services Professionals council and the Illinois Department of Employment Security to host the event virtually on Handshake (www. joinhandshake.com). The fair is free for all job seekers. Employers can participate for $75 by registering at https:// tinyurl.com/IC3SP21. Job seekers register and schedule virtual meetings with employer participants at https:// tinyurl.com/YourFutureNow21.

IVCC’s Career and Student Services associate Lisa Witalka said, “We’re fortunate to participate in the virtual career fair in lieu of our annual job fair. Our job seekers and employers will have access to a wider audience.”

For more information, contact Witalka at 815-224-0502 or lisa_witalka@ivcc.edu.

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BRIEFS LOSTANT — Lostant Grade School teacher Tricia Haynes’ first, second, third and fourth grade math classes won the Region 35 Sumdog contest. The students each answered up to 1,000 math problems online to earn the overall best score out of the seven schools in the competition. Three Lostant students ended in the top 10. Lovelyn Beck placed second with a score of 958, Blake Chambers placed third with a score of 949 and Journey Melvin placed eighth with 898.

Applications available for Putnam County Educational Foundation scholarships GRANVILLE — The Putnam County Educational Foundation (PCEF) has announced the availability of scholarship applications for the 2021-22 school year.

Each year, the PCEF administers the awarding of nearly $40,000 worth of scholarships to Putnam County High School graduates. These scholarships include the following: • Mike Anders Language Scholarship.

• Hazel Marie Boyle Memorial Scholarship.

• Walter Durley Boyle Memorial Scholarship.

• Ann Cioni Memorial Teachers Scholarship.

• Eric Ciucci Putnam County Memorial Scholarship.

• Eloise Howland Memorial Scholarship.

• Hubert J. “H.J.” Mennie Memorial Scholarship.

• Putnam County Science and Engineering Scholarship.

Details about these scholarships can be found at the Putnam County High School website (under Guidance

Counselor) along with downloadable or paper applications. Completed scholarship applications must be returned to the PC Schools Superintendent’s office by April 1.

Trivia fans can play online in Streator Zonta Club’s virtual contest STREATOR — The Streator Zonta Club is planning a virtual trivia night at 7 p.m. March 26. John Riss of Streator will provide questions and serve as moderator.

Registration is required to participate. Players can sign up on the Zonta Club of Streator Facebook page at www.fb.com/streatorzonta or at forms.gle/ e8N68fEq9RQAEc4JA. The cost to play is $10 per person with teams consisting of two to 10 individuals. Payment will be accepted through PayPal. The PayPal link is available on the registration form. A link to the event will be sent to participants on a date closer to the trivia contest.

The first-place team will win a $100 prize, and the second-place team will win $50.

The virtual trivia night is one of Streator Zonta Club’s 2021 fundraisers. Zonta International is an organization with a mission to empower women worldwide through service and advocacy. The Streator chapter offers Young Women in Public Service scholarships to high school seniors at Streator and Woodland high schools, as well as a scholarship for women pursuing a STEMfield education at Illinois Valley Community College.

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Streator Zonta serves a community meal one month each year and assists families in need around the holidays, among other initiatives and projects.

Anyone who is unable to attend the virtual trivia night but would like to make a donation to help the Streator Club’s mission can use the Google registration form link to access a link to the club’s PayPal account.

For information, email margaretmorrison72@gmail. com or call 815-257-1267.

Gateway Services announces third annual ‘Egg My Yard’ fundraiser PRINCETON — Orders are now being taken for Gateway Services’ third annual “Egg My Yard Fundraiser.”

Twenty-five eggs are available at a cost of $15, 50 eggs are $30, 75 eggs are $40 and 100 eggs are $50.

All purchases include a letter from E. Bunny. For an additional $5, a personalized 9-by-12-foot yard sign is available; it includes a golden egg filled with trinkets. A treat-filled egg for the family dog is $5.

Orders are being taken for Bureau, Marshall and Putnam county addresses. Pick-up is also available at the Princeton location. The order deadline is March 29 at 4 p.m. Additional information and an online order form can be found at tinyurl.com/nnvpstzc, or anyone interested can call 815-875-4548, Ext. 221. All proceeds will benefit Gateway Services.

Gateway Services Inc. has provided a variety of services to adults with intellectual/developmental disabilities in Bureau, Marshall and Putnam counties for 51 years.

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BRIEFS IVCC names 5 student winners of Martin Luther King writing contest OGLESBY — Illinois Valley Community College’s Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee announced that five students have been selected as winners in the 2021 Honoring His Legacy: Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Writing Contest.

The annual contest invites all IVCC students to submit written entries in any format that address diversity, equity and inclusion. Entries are evaluated on insight into diversity, equity and inclusion and technical skill.

Although the contest awards three places, a three-way tie for third place this year has resulted in five winning entries.

DEI co-chairwoman Amanda Cook Fesperman noted that the quality and diversity of entries this year was impressive and was not surprised that more than three winners were selected.

“With everything that is going on in America with regards to DEI right now, it is not surprising that these issues are in the hearts and minds of our students,” Cook Fesperman said. “I couldn’t be more pleased to see how our students

are critically thinking about these important issues.”

Grace McCormick of Peru won first place for a personal narrative, “Take A Step Back: The Role of the White Ally.”

McCormick will donate her prize money to Young, Black, and Lit, a nonprofit committed to increasing access to children’s books that center, reflect and affirm Black children.

Dylan Zupec of Granville took second for a research paper, “The War on Drugs Is a War on Black Lives.”

Tied for third place are Marlene Vazquez of Peru for an untitled poem, Jenna Grabowski of Streator for a research essay, “Representation of Diversity in Media,” and Kiersten Shevokas of Spring Valley for a comparative essay, “Civil Disobedience and BLM.” A winner’s reception was held Feb. 26 via Zoom.

IVCC’s “Earn and Learn” program offers paid internships OGLESBY — The next deadline for applications for Illinois Valley Community College’s GRAINCO FS and AgView FS “Earn and Learn” program is Friday, April 30.

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Under the program, select ag students will enjoy paid internships, summer jobs, two years’ reimbursement of all educational expenses while completing the Associate of Applied Science degree in agriculture and guaranteed full-time employment with one of the companies for three years.

The program begins with internships this fall. At least one student will be selected by each company annually.

For information, visit www.ivcc. edu/agriculture or contact agriculture program co-coordinators Willard Mott at Willard_mott@ivcc.edu or Kathryn Seebruck at Kathryn_seebruck@ivcc.edu.

2021 Excellence in Education Grants for teachers The Illinois Retired Teachers Association Foundation continues to work toward the future by offering $36,500 in grant money to educators.

Being an educator, do you often think of this phrase — Extra Funds Needed — when it comes to planning special projects for your students? You may be finding that revenue sources are not available for such unique activities.

The Illinois Retired Teachers Association Foundation is making

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$36,500 in grant money available to all counties in Illinois. This special grant will provide additional funds to public school educators (Pre-K through 12) so that their students will have the means to participate in special projects.

The funds are not intended to provide regular curricular materials.

Visit the IRTA website at www. irtaonline.org for further instructions.

You can download, complete and submit the application online from the IRTA website. Applications must be submitted to the Foundation online. All proposals must be submitted by June 1. A special committee will select the recipients of the grant money over the summer. Grant awards will be presented in the fall.

If you have any questions, contact the Illinois Retired Teachers Association (IRTA) office by calling 800-728-4782 or by email at irta@irtaonline.org.

• Chicago Public School employees are not eligible for this grant program.

••• Press releases and photos for the Putnam County Record can be emailed to news@putnamcountyrecord.com.

For questions, call 815-875-4461.

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Senior’s 27-points pace Marquette in Tri-County win over Panthers CHARLIE ELLERBROCK cellerbrock@shawmedia.com GRANVILLE — If they had to finish, why not finish doing something no Marquette Academy boys basketball team has done before?

End the season with a win.

After learning on the bus Wednesday’s game (March 3) against Putnam County would be their last of the season — the scheduled finale at Woodland on Friday becoming a pandemic casualty earlier in the day — the Crusaders decided to go out with a bang.

Lucas Hoffman drilled in a season-high 27 points and grabbed seven rebounds, and Vic Mullen accounted for seven of his 15 points and three of his seven rebounds in a decisive run at the start of the fourth quarter, giving Marquette a scrappy 65-55 victory over Punam in RM Germano Gymnasium.

Nick Melvin also posted 15 points

and seven rebounds for the Crusaders, who finish their shortened season 11-4.

Putnam County, which dropped to 8-6 on the season with the loss, used 16 points from Andrew Pyszka, 11 points and six rebounds from Jackson McDonald and 10 points from Stephen Mecagni to overcome a cold-shooting start and stay within three points heading into the final period.

However, Marquette scored the first 10 points of that quarter and, behind Hoffman and Mullen, 16 of the first 21 over the first five minutes to take control.

“Hoffman was just awesome tonight,” Marquette coach Todd Hopkins said. “He’s had a heck of a year for us and is a darn good player. Tonight he showed it. He scored 27 and had a very tough [defensive] matchup against a really good player in McDonald, giving up three inches and being posted up a lot, and he held him to 11. …

“It was a good effort all the way around. We did a good job on their guards tonight. We dictated the pace, got them to play a little faster than they wanted. Nick hit some

Putnam County’s Stephen Mecagni takes the ball to the basket against Marquette on March 3 in Granville. big shots and Vic had a good game inside.

“We told them this was it, it was their last game, and we kidded with them that no Marquette team has

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Peru doctor creates healthcare scholarships at IVCC

10, $1,000 scholarships will support students toward healthcare careers Dr. Kamal Kishore, owner of Illinois Retina & Eye Associates of Peru, Peoria and Galesburg, has established annual healthcare and pre-med scholarships with the Illinois Valley Community College Foundation.

The 10, $1,000 Kamal Kishore MD Scholarships will support students in a variety of healthcare careers including pre-med. Beginning this fall, the awards will cover tuition, books and related-expenses.

Dr. Kishore has served the Illinois Valley for 18 years. In 2011, he built a new office building at 3602 Marquette Road, Peru.

A board certified ophthalmologist and retina specialist, Dr. Kishore specializes in diseases and surgeries of the retina including age-related macular degeneration.

Dr. Kishore entered medical school in New Delhi, India, and completed six years of training in ophthalmology before moving to the U.S. in 1992.

He trained in internal medicine for two years in Nassau, N.Y., prior to his residency in ophthalmology in Newark, N.J. He completed his fellowship in vitreo-retinal surgery at Louisiana State University in 1999, while training with one of the best surgeons in the world.

Today, Dr. Kishore is a clinical assistant professor at the University of Illinois College of Medicine in Peoria where he works with medical students seeking a career in ophthalmology.

He has earned numerous awards including the American Society of Retina Specialists Senior Honor Award and a trophy from ASRS for a surgical video, authored eight book chapters, published more than 30 papers in peer-reviewed ophthalmology journals and given over 100 presentations at national and international meetings.

“Dr. Kishore is giving back by investing in future doctors and medical professionals,” said IVCC President Jerry Corcoran. “Each year, 10 students will benefit from his benevolence.”

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Dr. Kamal Kishore (right) is pictured with IVCC President Jerry Corcoran at Kishore’s business, the Illinois Retina & Eye Associates in Peru. Kishore will support $10,000 in healthcare scholarships annually through the IVCC Foundation.

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MENUS Putnam County Schools Breakfast March 15 — Breakfast sandwich or cereal, fruit, juice, milk.

March 16 — French toast or cereal, string cheese, fruit, juice, milk.

March 17 — E-LEARNING; Poptart, yogurt, fruit, juice, milk.

March 18 — Scrambled eggs and toast or cereal and toast, gogurt, fruit, juice, milk.

March 19 — Pancake with syrup or cereal, fruit, juice, milk.

Lunch March 15 — Barbecue pulled pork on bun, baked beans, chips, cookie, milk.

March 16 — Chicken gravy over biscuits, peas, pears, milk.

March 17 — E-LEARNING: PBJ Uncrustable, fruit, vegetable, dessert, milk.

March 18 — French toast, sausage, hash browns, applesauce, milk.

March 19 — High school and junior high: Tomato soup, grilled cheese, veggie sticks with dip, apple slices, ice cream cup, milk.

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• PANTHERS Continued from Page 13 “I wish we had a regional because this team, I have no doubt, would win one.”

Marquette pushing the ball upcourt on each possession got the tempo to its liking, and it showed in PC’s 3 of 14 shooting from the field. Still, it led 13-10 on a 3 by Pyszka and two Mattern tosses.

But Hoffman’s 3 and another basket put the Crudaders in the lead for good and started a 15-2 run that was capped by a Melvin drive at 3:46 of the second with Marquette up, 25-15.

The Panthers mini-burst at the end of the half kept it 28-26 at the break and another at the end of the third, keyed by buckets from McDonald and Mecagni, cut it to 45-42 with eight minutes left.

But a Melvin jumper, a 3-point play and a power move by Mullen and a 3 from Logan Nelson in the first 2:26 quickly upped that margin to 55-42 “We knew about Melvin and the big kid, so a big night like Hoffman had was a bonus for them,” said Panthers coach Harold Fay, whose team will visit Midland at 7 p.m. Friday. “We didn’t let them get run-outs this time. ... We made them go into sets and, unfortunately, they’re just a little bigger and stronger than we are.

“We had good balanced scoring. We just couldn’t get stops when we needed them because we haven’t been sliding over that extra step to help [on defense], to seal off a path and make them kick it somewhere else. We let them finish too much, at the free-throw line or at the rim.

“We just didn’t finish the rebound at times, and that’s usually when bad things happen. … This wasn’t the outcome we wanted, but it was a step in the right direction.”

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Erin Brooker shoots a layup on Wednesday, March 3, in the Lady Panthers’ 43-27 win over host Hall. She scored a career-high 17 points.

ROUNDUP Girls basketball Putnam County 43, Hall 27: Erin Brooker scored a career-high 17 points Wednesday, March 3, to lead the Lady Panthers to victory over Hall in a non-conference game in Spring Valley.

Chloe Linton turned in a double-double with 12 points and 10 rebounds for the Lady Panthers, while Sophia Harris contributed six points and 18 rebounds.

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2020-21 Putnam County cheerleaders are (front row, from left) Abby Brooks, Kendra Crew and Blair Stillwell; and (back row) Hannah Gorisek, Laci Calkins, Alyssa Kiegley, Jadin Trone and Emelia Grant. Their coach is Sydney Eustice.

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Varsity girls basketball team Team members for the 2020-21 Putnam County varsity girls basketball team are (front row, from left) Chloe Linton, Caitlyn Cioni and Sophia Harris; and (back row) Zofia Uzella, Erin Brooker, Clara Martin de los Rios, Ava Hatton, Gabby Doyle, Graci Ciucci and Mikenna Boyd.

They are coached by Jared Sale.

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Junior varsity girls basketball team Team members for the 2020-21 Putnam County junior varsity girls basketball team are (front row, from left) Clara Martin de los Rios, Sara Johnson, Gabby Doyle and Salina Breckenridge; and (back row) Gracie Ciucci, Mikenna Boyd, Emma Henderson, Ava Hatton, Esmeralda Avila and Megan Wasilewski.

They are coached by Chelsi Straughn.

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April 15-December 15. (annually). Experience required. Salary and insurance negotiable.

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PRODUCTION TECHNICIAN

The Following will be sold at the ON SITE Location of 525 East South Street in Sheffield, IL on:

The Production Technician is involved in all areas of seed production at Wyffels Hybrids and performs any or all of the tasks associated with general plant operations and field activities. Responsibilities can include crop production, detasseling, harvest, conditioning, packaging, or warehousing.

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Two to three (2-3) years of on-the-job or related agricultural experience.

Possess or willing to obtain a Commercial Driver's License (CDL).

Send resume to: Wyffels Hybrids, Attn: Human Resources, 13344 US Hwy 6, Geneseo, IL 61254 Or Apply Online at www.wyffels.com/jobs

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Washington Mills: One-of-a-kind Currently, we are taking applications / resumes for: Hourly Positions: Furnace Yard Observers, Lab Technicians, Maintenance Millwrights, Production & Processing Techs & Heavy Equipment Operators

SATURDAY, MARCH 13, 2021 TIME: 10:00 A.M.

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Washington Mills offers a full benefit package including major medical, dental, vision, 401K, Paid Time Off and more.

Mail your resume to the above address: (Attn. HR) or call our Human Resource office at 815-925-7604 with any questions.

Applications are available in the main entrance.

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PUBLISHER'S NOTICE All real estate advertising in this newspaper is subject to the Fair Housing Act which makes it illegal to advertise “any preference, limitation or discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status or national origin, or an intention, to make any such preference, limitation or discrimination.”

Familial status includes children under the age of 18 living with parents or legal custodians, pregnant women and people securing custody of children under 18. This newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate which is in violation of the law. Our readers are hereby informed that all dwellings advertised in this newspaper are available on an equal opportunity basis.

To complain of discrimination call, HUD toll-free at 800-669-9777.

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All utilities included.

No smoking / No pets.

References.

Phone: 815-866-8569 Putnam County Record Marketplace Classified THE CLASSIFIED Advertising Department of the Putnam County Record does not have the opportunity to fully investigate the credibility of each advertiser appearing within these columns. If an offer sounds “too good to be true” it probably is.

Proceed with caution if you are asked to send money or to give a credit card number. Proceed with caution in calling 900 phone numbers. All phone numbers prefixed by”900” are charged to the CALLER. Charges may be assessed on a “per minute” basis rather than a “per call” basis.

The Putnam County Record Classifieds makes every effort to qualify these charges for the reader. If you have a concern about an advertiser, please contact: Better Business Bureau 330 North Wabash Chicago, IL 60611 312-832-0500

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Christian Church. Proposals will not include the Township Cemetery.

An 999 opportunity • Legal to tour the mowing areas will be held on March 13th at 10:00 a.m. at the Township Building in Putnam. Winning bidder will be required to provide a Certificate of Insurance.

Senachwine Township reserves the right to consider all proposals and will notify bidders of the result of their bid via mail.

Any questions prior to the deadline may be submitted via email to: senachwinetownship @yahoo.com (Published in Putnam County Record March 3, 10, 2021)1863926

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Putnam County Record Classified HAVE SOMETHING TO SELL? Items $1,000 or less can run for $10 for 1 week.

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Up to 3 items with price and price totaling under $1,000. 1 ad per household per week.

No commercial ads, firearms, firewood or animal sales.

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PUBLIC NOTICE

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT PUTNAM COUNTY, ILLINOIS Robert Eugene Novak, et al, Plaintiffs Vs. Debra Ann McMahon Dixon et al., Defendants.

Case # 21 CH 1 NOTICE OF PARTITION PROCEEDINGS Notice is given to all Defendants and Unknown Owners of the pendency of proceedings for partition of residential property and adjoining lots located at 117 Second Street, Mark, Illinois, legally described as Lots 42, 43, and 44 in Shepard's Subdivision of the South Half of the East Half of the Southeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of Section Five, Township Thirty-two North, Range One West of the Third Principal Meridian, Putnam County, Illinois. A copy of the Complaint with further details may be obtained from the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Putnam County, 120 N. Fourth Street, PO Box 207, Hennepin, IL 61327 and/or from Plaintiff's counsel whose address is indicated below.

Defendants herein who are claimed by Plaintiffs to own a percentage interest in said premises by reason of ancestry, heirship or inheritance, and who reside outside the State of Illinois, thus entitled to notice hereby, include: Debra Ann McMahon Dixon, 1106 Wedgewood Drive, Tanglewood Subdivision, Mansfield, TX 76063; Bruce Novak, 614 W. 6th St., Monticello, IA 52310; Kathy Novak Brooks, 305 N. 111th St. Bellevue IA 52031; Steven Biedenfeld,1050 460th Street, Peterson IA 51047; Donald William Kallansrud, 10548 South Emerald Ave., Yuma, AZ 85365; and Robert Eugene Malinoski, 6765 SW Raleighwood Lane, Portland OR 97225.

Any person claiming an interest herein may file an answer to the Complaint with said Clerk of the Circuit Court within thirty (30) days of first publication of this Notice, and if so filed shall at the same time provide a copy thereof to Plaintiff's counsel identified below; any claim not made by filing such answer on or before that date may be barred and judgment taken against such person by default.

Dated February 26, 2021 /s/ Scott A. Shore, Attorney for Plaintiffs Scott A. Shore, Attorney At Law 227 E. Court St. - P.O. Box 231 Hennepin, IL 61327 Tel. 815-925-7117 ShoreLawAndMediation@gmail.com (Published in the Putnam County Record March 10, 17, 24, 2021) 1865498

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Request For Mowing Bid Senachwine Township 999 • Legal 999 • Legal Senachwine Township is soliciting proPUBLIC NOTICE posals for the mowing of Township property Notice of in 2021.

Public Hearing Proposals, bids and Putnam County Conservation District responses will be accepted to the 2021-2022 Budget Township no later and Appropriations than Friday, March 20, Ordinance Notice is hereby 2021 delivered to Towngiven that a public Senachwine hearing will be held by ship, PO Box 7, the Board of Trustees Putnam IL 61560. The of the Putnam County proposal should be Conservation District, clearly marked as a to approve 2021-2022 bid in a sealed enveBudget and Appropria- lope. Two full copies tions Ordinance of of the bid should be the Putnam County submitted with an Conservation District, original signature of Putnam County Illi- the bidder. nois. Said hearing will Any response, bid be held at the Putnam or proposal received the above County Conservation after District, Natural Lands deadline shall be conArea Office, McNabb, sidered late and will IL at 9:00 a.m., March not be opened or considered.

Faxed 23, 2021.

NOTICE IS FUR- or emailed responses THER GIVEN that the will not be considered.

Tentative Budget and Bid prices should be Appropriations Ordi- valid for 30 days from nance will be made submittal. Bids should conveniently available be on a "per mow" for public inspection basis. at the Natural Lands The proposals will Office, by calling 815- include mowing of three areas: north of 882-2319. the Township building (Published in Putnam along Route 29; the County Record March, Condit House Library; and the common area 6, 2021) 1865905 across from Putnam Christian Church. ProPUBLIC NOTICE posals will not Request For include the Township Mowing Bid Cemetery.

Senachwine An opportunity to Township tour the mowing areas Senachwine Town- will be held on March ship is soliciting pro- 13th at 10:00 a.m. at posals for the mowing the Township Building of Township property in Putnam. Winning in 2021.

999 • Legal bidder999 will• Legal be required Proposals, bids and to provide a Certifiresponses will be cate of Insurance. accepted to the NOTICE Senachwine Township PUBLIC Township no later reserves the right to Vegetation Management Activities than Friday,Brown, MarchBureau, 20, consider in Adams, Champaign, allChristian, proposals Clark,delivered Clay, Coles, Cumberland, Edwards, Ford, 2021 to and will notify bidders Franklin, Fulton, Hamilton, Henry, Iroquois, Senachwine Townof the resultLogan, of their Jasper, Jefferson, Johnson, Lawrence, ship, POMacoupin, Box Madison, 7, bid Marion, via mail.

Macon, Marshall, Putnam 61560.McLean, The Menard, Any questions prior Mason,IL Massac, Montgomery, proposal shouldPerry, be Pike, Morgan, Peoria, Putnam, Randolph, to the deadline may be Richland, Saline,asSangamon, Shelby, St. Clair, clearly marked a submitted via email Washington, White, Williamson bid inTazewell, a sealed enve- to: andcopies Woodford Counties lope.

Two full senachwinetownship Please be advised that Ameren Illinois will perform ofvegetation the bidmanagement should be @yahoo.com in your area in the near future. submitted with an Our professional vegetation management specialists will be managing vegetation on transmission original signature of (Published in rights-ofPutnam waybidder. that could affect our electric lines.Record This vegetation the County March management work is necessary to protect the integrity Any response, 10, 2021)1863926 of the electric systembid and to3,prevent potential safety orhazards. proposal received after themight above This work include: aerial or manual trimming, removal of vegetation, deadline shall be con- mowing, application of environmentally-safe herbicides, and inspections. sidered late and will Interested persons may call the Ameren toll free not be 1-800-232-2477 opened or or visit our website at number considered.

Faxed to understand any www.ameren.com/transmission orpotential emailed responses dispute resolution opportunities, processes, rights and/or remedies.

Customers and property owners will not be considered. may prices appeal the particular Bid should be vegetation work planned on their property by 1) calling the Ameren toll free number valid for 30 daysreferencing from CODE TMT or 2) accessmentioned above submittal.

Bids should ing the website mentioned above referencing be on TMT a "per CODE or 3) mow" contacting the Illinois Commerce Commission Consumer Services Division at 1-800-524basis.

0795. Common addresses The proposals will of properties affected by the planned vegetation management have been provided to include mowing ofany affected municipality and the office of the mayor of three areas: the office of thenorth county of board chairman of any affected county. the Township building Sincerely, along Route 29; the Ameren House Illinois Library; Condit and the common (Published in Putnamarea County Record March 10, 2021) across 1865787 from Putnam

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GROCERY SPECIALS

Our Family Pop Tarts 8ct.......................................... 2/$3 Betty Crocker Brownie Mixes Each......................... 2/$4 Betty Crocker RTS Frosting 21oz............................ 2/$3 Capri Sun Drinks 10 Pack...................................... $2.99 Keebler Club Crackers 13.7oz................................. 2/$5 Hidden Valley Easy Squeeze Dressings 24oz....... $3.99 Our Family Applesauce Cups 6ct............................ 2/$3 Renutz Air Fresheners 7oz........................................ 99¢ Betty Crocker Potato Mixes All................................ 4/$5 M&M Share Size Candies Each............................... 2/$6 Our Family Peanut Butter 28oz.............................. $3.49 OF Kidney,G Northern, Chili, Black, Garbanzo, Pinto Bean 303........................................ 69¢

DELI

Kretschmar Mesquite Turkey Breast lb ................. $5.99 Walnut Longhorn Cheese lb .................................. $4.99 Kretschmar Brown Sugar Ham lb.......................... $5.99 Fresh Ham Salad lb................................................ $5.99

PRODUCE

Fresh Green Cabbage lb........................................... 59¢ Open Acres Yellow Onions 3lb Bag....................... $1.99 Dole Coleslaw Mix 14oz............................................ 2$3 Fresh Asparagus lb ................................................... 99¢

BAKERY

Fresh Baked French Bread Each........................... $2.49 Lofthouse Cookies Doz............................................ 2/$5 SM-PR1863585

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BIRDS EYE FROZEN AND STEAM FRESH VEGETABLES 10-16 OZ

5/$5

CAMPBELL CHICKEN NOODLE OR TOMATO SOUP 10.75 OZ

OUR FAMILY PASTA SAUCE 24 OZ

SMUCKERS GRAPE JELLY 32 OZ

99¢

2/$3 1

$ 69

OUR FAMILY EGG NOODLES, LASAGNA NOODLES $ 12 OZ

OUR FAMILY SPRING WATER 24 PK

119

2

$ 99

C FOLGERS GROUND AND O U DECAF COFFEE P O 30 OZ N Limit Two With Coupon and $15 Order

5

$ 99

lb.

CENTER CUT BONELESS WHOLE PORKLOINS MEAT SPECIALS

Buddig Thin Sliced Meats 2oz................................. 3/$2 Choice Whole Beef Tenderloins lb....................... $15.99 Farmland Sliced Bacon lb...................................... $3.99 Open Acres IQF Boneless Chicken Breast 2.5lbs $5.99 Tyson Grade A Cornish Hens 22oz ....................... $3.99 Tray Pak Chicken Thighs lb.................................... $1.29 Open Acres Tilapia Fillets lb................................... $3.99

DAIRY

Simply Orange Juice 52oz..................................... $2.99 Pillsbury Crecent Dinner Rolls, Cinnamon Rolls Each............................................... 2/$4 Yoplait Yogurts Each ..............................................10$/6 Our Family Soft Cream Cheese Tubs 8oz ............. $1.99

FROZEN FOODS

Ore Ida French Fries and Frozen Potatoes 28oz .... 2/$5 Pillsbury Toaster Struedels Each ............................. 2/$3 Totino Pizzas 10.2oz................................................. 4/$5 Stoufers Meat Lasagna 38oz................................. $6.99 Coles Garlic Bread or Sticks 14-16oz ..................... 2/$5

PUB SHOPPE

Coors Light Beer 24pk Cans ............................... $15.99 Skol Vodka 1.75 Liter ........................................... $13.99 Paddy's Irish Whiskey 750ml............................... $15.99

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