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Hegeler Carus Mansion announces 2020 Outdoor Summer Concert Series LASALLE — The 2020 Outdoor Summer Concert Series at Hegeler Carus Mansion, 1307 Seventh St., LaSalle, kicked off on June 19.

Grounds will open at 6 p.m. Bands will perform from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Cost is $5 per person and pay is accepted at the gate.

Food and drink are allowed. Concertgoers should bring a chair or blanket to sit on.

Some nights will feature food vendors. No smoking, vaping, candles, tiki torches, etc. are allowed. Eight-inch circles have been spray painted over the concert yard with 6 feet between circles for social distancing.

Additional safety rules are: • Masks must be worn whenever a person is outside a circle.

• Concertgoers must self-maintain distance when outside their circle.

• More than 10 in a group will not be allowed. Guest can use adacent circles if available.

• Contact information will be collected if needed.

• Everyone will get hand sanitizer as they come in the gate.

• There will be 6-foot distancing as visitors enter to pay and when waiting in food vendor line.

• Patience will be required.

Upcoming concerts, listed by date, band, sponsor and food vendor are: June 26 — Al and Jeannie Brown, Maze Lumber, Passini’s Pizza.

July 3 — No concert.

July 10 — Last Call, JB Contracting and Witek Wealth Management, Passini’s Pizza.

July 17 — Henry Torpedo Band, Hometown Bank, Passini’s Pizza.

July 24 — Double Dave Trio, Hartauer, Passini’s Pizza.

July 31 — Moementum, Tangled Roots, Passini’s Pizza.

Aug. 7 — Silverstrings, TBA, TBA. Aug. 14 — Three Day Weekend, Central Bank, Passini’s Pizza.

Sept. 4 — Long Ladder Home, La Salle State Bank, Passini’s Pizza.

Sept. 11 — Steve Sharp Band, Heartland Bank and Trust, Passini’s Pizza.

Sept. 18 — Big Uproar, Lifetime of Smiles, Passini’s Pizza.

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Gavel handed virtually from Matt Hostetter to Tina Dolder; Spratts recognized for Service Above Self

despite pandemic precautions.

Recognition was presented at the June 18 event to outgoing Club President Matt Hostetter with a commemorative desk gift, and a scrapbook commemorating the club’s many successful projects and programs during the past Rotary year. He then passed the gavel, virtually at least, to Incoming President Tina Dolder, whose year will face new challenges and new opportunities to help fellow residents locally and even globally

GRANVILLE — The Putnam County Rotary held its annual awards banquet and president’s installation event virtually this year — a different look but proof that the ideals of community service and fellowship continue

in the months ahead.

District Governor Bobbi Burke also attended via Zoom, congratulating the club for its endurance and service, and Valentina Daza Gutierrez, who has returned to Colombia after her year in Putnam County as a Rotary exchange student, joined the Zoom meeting from Colombia on the occasion of her 18th birthday.

Special recognition was given to Rob and Jennifer Spratt, owners of Spratt’s Tap in Hennepin, for

their volunteer efforts in providing lunches to students in need after COVID-19 forced closure of the schools, supplementing the school lunch program which continued during the shut-down.

The club presented the Spratts with the club’s thanks, a commemorative plaque and an honorarium of $100 to the Putnam County Community Center as their charity of choice.

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Putnam County Library District will reopen its doors on June 29

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The Putnam County Library District will be reopening its doors on Monday, June 29, for patrons to re-enter the branches.

This marks the first time since March, patrons will be able to check out materials from inside the library. Holds that were placed in March before the libraries closed will be coming in transit shortly.

Patrons will notice some changes around the library, but the changes are meant to ensure health and safety among everyone.

Patrons are required to wear masks when they enter the branches. There will be shields at each desk for safety purposes between staff and patrons. Materials returned will continue to be placed on a seven-day quarantine before other patrons are able to check them out. Patrons should continue to maintain the 6-feet apart rule. The 6-feet apart rule does apply to upcoming programs as well. It is recommended to continue to listen to the programs online preferably.

Bernie Egan, library clerk at the Granville branch, is looking forward to welcoming back the patrons she hasn’t seen in months. She said before COVID-19, the library wasn’t just a place to check out books, it

was a community center where people gathered and caught up on the everyday topics. Egan said that camaraderie has been sorely missed and she looks forward to catching up with community once again.

The library district is working to do what it can to provide programs in a safe manner. In-person children’s programs have been put on hold, because of a concern for safety among the young children. Online children’s programs continue to be offered on Facebook and Zoom.

Egan said she has a book club with 16 members who won’t be able to meet inside the library, but discussions are ongoing about the possibility to meet outside in the park where people can safely social distance and take part in the book discussions.

Egan said she and the fellow library clerks are committed to doing what they can to provide a safe environment that offers as much as it can to its patrons. While libraries weren’t listed as essential at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, Egan stressed that they are essential for the soul of the community.

They have become a destination and many take advantage of the endless resources it offers to patrons.

Visit putnamcountylibrary.org and use their online catalog, search. prairiecat.info, to find materials.

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Francis Morse (left), Friends of 4-H and Extension, and Gerri Frank of Beck Oil Co. draw the winning tickets for the annual Friends of 4-H and Extension cash raffle to support Bureau County Extension and 4-H educational programming.

Friends of 4-H and Extension cash raffle fundraiser winners announced

PRINCETON — Friends of 4-H and Extension who help to support outreach educational programs for the Extension Service and 4-H/Youth Development Programs in Bureau County have announced the winners of the cash raffle fundraiser. The drawing was held at 2 p.m. June 19 at the Becker Professional Suites Building in Princeton.

Gerri Frank of Beck Oil Co. drew the winning tickets. Four cash prizes were awarded: Judd and Ann Lusher of Princeton, $2,500; Ron Behrends of Tiskilwa, $1,000; Lisa

Tina Dolder, Betty Johnson, Lisa Johnson, Brandy Sandberg, Adriane Shore, Scott Shore and Reed Wilson.

Rotary’s new Board of Directors, installed by Club Chaplain Ron McNeill, includes President Tina Dolder, Vice President Brenda Bickerman, Immediate Past President Matt Hostetter, Treasurer Brandy Sandberg, Secretary Scott Shore and additional Board Members Beth Acuncius, Debbie Buffington, Nancy Burress, Ron McNeill and Adriane Shore.

Though several year-end projects became victims of the pandemic, the club continued to meet weekly via Zoom, maintaining its ongoing projects, selecting and awarding several scholarship recipients, and successfully seeking a new Rotary District Grant for a project to launch next year benefiting Freedom House.

Club projects throughout the past year have included sponsorship of summer and full-year exchange students, support of PCJH and PCHS Interact Clubs, co-sponsorship of Illinois Valley Community College’s new Rotaract Club, volunteer and financial support of the Marshall-Putnam Fair’s Senior Day in 2019, literacy projects including the Third Grade Dictionaries Project, Rotary readers in primary and grade school classrooms, help with Family Reading Night and the

Saletzki of Princeton, $500; and Dave Callan of Spring Valley, $250.

The Friends of 4-H and Extension volunteer group thanks the public for their support. The support of all individuals and groups who purchased the tickets will help maintain our county-wide University of Illinois Extension and 4-H Program.

All proceeds from the event will be used to support the 4-H and Extension educational programs in Bureau County. The proceeds will be used for local services and programming.

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PCES Energy Fair, help with the PCHS Interact 9-11 Red Cross blood drive and Grange Halloween parade and party, sending of Christmas notes to all Putnam County seniors over age 80, financial assistance to numerous local charitable causes, sponsorship of Toys in the Pantry and assistance to Putnam County Pantry in distributing Christmas baskets, establishment of two “Little Free Pantries” in Standard and McNabb with help of a Rotary District grant, and awarding of several scholarship grants to worthy graduating seniors.

At Rotary’s weekly meetings held at LJ’s Café in Magnolia, the club had hosted a number of amazing program presenters as well, covering many subjects from economic development to Freedom House, local solar and wind power opportunities to Rotary’s “last mile” efforts to eradicate polio worldwide, news from IVCC, and several programs presented by Rotarian members.

Rotary is a nonprofit community-based organization that brings together community and business leaders, local volunteers and others, sharing their talents and interests to address community needs and to inspire youth participation in service both locally and globally. Those interested in joining are asked to contact PutnamCountyRotary@ gmail.com.

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The Spratts said that with help and donations, they served or delivered a total of 2,730 lunches to students over a two-month period.

Their efforts truly epitomize Rotary’s ideal of “Service Above Self.”

Ten members were recognized for 100% participation, combining project participation and meeting attendance. Those honored were (alphabetically): Beth Acuncius, Brenda Bickerman, Debbie Buffington,

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Born in the family farm house in rural Mason County, IL on October 4, 1939, to Glenn and Lela (Osing) Strube, Norma was the middle child of 5 siblings.

She graduated from Easton Community High School in 1957 and studied Home Economics at the University of Illinois, later receiving her master’s degree.

Norma arrived in Granville, IL in 1961 to teach Home Ec., Family Living, Life Skills, and Consumer Education at Hopkins High School and later Putnam County High School. She served her community as an educator for 34 years, preparing young people with the skills they would need to become successful adults. As Future Homemakers of America sponsor, she gave of her time and experience planning dances and fundraisers. She founded HAPPY, a school organization that combated youth peer pressure

Raymond J. Rue of Granville, IL; son, Matthew (Nichole) Rue of Longmont, CO; beloved granddaughter, Nora Rue; sister, Mary Lee Florschuetz of Georgetown, Texas; brother, Robert (Patricia) Strube of Morton, IL; and brother, Daniel Strube of Bath, IL. She was preceded in death by her parents; and sister, Elaine (Walter) Hess of Pinehurst, NC. A graveside service was Thursday, June 18, 2020, at Granville Cemetery, with Rev. Dr. Richard Hillenbrand officiating. Burial was at Granville Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be directed to Redeemer Lutheran Church and the Putnam County Community Center.

Online condolences may be made to her family at www.dcfunerals.com.

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GRANVILLE — Curbside pickup for the Putnam County Food Pantry will continue through July. Clients line up in the pantry parking lot and are greeted there by a volunteer. The food pantry is open every Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. to anyone who lives in Putnam County. It is located in the Granville United Church of Christ, 103 N. Church in Granville.

Died: June 19, 2020; Peru, IL PERU — Gary Harrison, 83, of Peru, passed away Friday, June 19, 2020, at his home.

Service will be private. Dysart-Cofoid Funeral Chapel will be assisting the family with the arrangements. Full obituary will be in next week’s paper.

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and substance abuse. Putnam County students would remember Mrs. Rue devoting many late hours helping sew costumes for school plays and editing videos for school groups.

Norma married Raymond Rue at an evening candlelit ceremony on December 26, 1972. Together, they enjoyed the outdoors, hiking, fishing, camping and boating. More recently, they could be found spinning around the dance floor at the Paramount Club whenever a swing band or jazz combo was in town.

As the family’s historian, Norma enjoyed videotaping weddings, taking photographs and bending the ear of anyone who would listen about her German ancestors and the stories of their lives. An amateur genealogist, Norma recorded her family’s history in a bound book of photographs and memories that she shared with relatives and local historical societies.

In 2001, Norma joined Redeemer Lutheran Church in Peru, IL. She served faithfully as board member, secretary/ treasurer, and editor of the bulletin.

While at Redeemer, Norma started a MOPS (Mothers of Preschoolers) program to help support young mothers in the community.

Norma is survived by her husband,

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Governor to cancel 2020 state fairs by executive order State Fairs in Springfield and Du Quoin will be canceled this year by executive order of the governor due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The state made the announcement June 12 in a news release, noting the decision “has prompted the Department of Agriculture to offer a safe, creative way to ensure youth exhibitors still get a chance to showcase their hard work.”

That will come in the form of a Junior Livestock Expo in Springfield in September. Illinois exhibitors ages 8-21 can show their animals at that event. The 4-H General Project Show will take place virtually, with premiums and ribbons distributed by the ag department, according to the news release. Entry details for the events are forthcoming.

The Du Quoin and Springfield fairs attracted more than 600,000 visitors combined in 2019 and are scheduled to return in August 2021. Last year, the Springfield Fair set records for the grandstand and near record numbers for attendance.

“The Illinois and Du Quoin state fairs have been some of my favorite

opportunities to celebrate our agricultural communities and the residents who make Illinois so exceptional,” Gov. J.B. Pritzker said in a news release. “But it’s because the fairs are such a treasure to so many thousands of people that my administration, like those of our neighboring Midwestern states, must make the difficult decision to cancel the 2020 state fairs in light of the risk posed by COVID-19. This is the right choice based on guidance from the Illinois Department of Public Health and other experts: we have to prioritize keeping our people safe.”

State Rep. Tim Butler (R-Springfield) took issue with the governor’s unilateral decision to cancel the Fairs by executive order.

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The Compeer Financial Fund for Rural America recently made a $10,000 grant to the Illinois Valley Community College agriculture program for biotechnology equipment. Representing Compeer are insurance officer Ryan Leifheit, left, and financial officers Jacob Chapman and Buck Hill. Representing IVCC, from left, is ag program co-coordinators Willard Mott and Kathryn Seebruck and President Jerry Corcoran. The equipment will be used in Introduction to Field Crop Science and Animal Science labs. Compeer made a $5,000 donation for ag technology in December. “It’s both humbling and gratifying to have a first-class organization like Compeer supporting our agriculture program,” Corcoran said.

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More visitor restrictions loosened at Illinois Valley Community Hospital PERU — Visitor restrictions at Illinois Valley Community Hospital in Peru continue to be eased as the number of new coronavirus cases in the state continues to trend downward.

Starting June 15, patients on the hospital’s medical floor and in the intensive care unit are each allowed to have one visitor with certain restrictions. Among them: • The patient must designate who their visitor will be and that person will be the only visitor allowed to see the patient throughout their hospital stay.

• The visitor will be required to enter IVCH through the northeast entrance and be screened; afterward, they must wear a mask at all times, even in the room of the patient they are visiting.

In response to the prevention of the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) the Putnam County Community Center is closed to the public until further notice.

PCCC staff will continue to provide assistance over the phone or by e-mail at staff@pcaservices.org.

Assistance with nutrition & transportation will be uninterrupted. If you are 60+ and have nutrition questions or concerns, we are here to ensure you have food security during this time. To schedule a ride with BPART, call 1 (877) 874-8813.

• The visitor will have to check in at the nurses’ station before going to the patient’s room and they will have to wear a visitor tag at all times.

IVCH emergency department patients may be accompanied by one other person who will be screened and required to wear a mask at all times while in the hospital. The accompanying person will not be allowed to leave the ED patient’s room unless authorized to do so by an IVCH staff member.

The new visitor rules come after IVCH announced recently that obstetrics patients who have sonogram appointments and all-day surgery patients are now allowed to have one person accompany them into the hospital.

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Temporarily, anyone 60 or older is eligible to receive HDM due to the circumstances caused by the COVID19 pandemic.

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are still being asked not to bring anyone with them unless medically necessary. Patients who have appointments at IVCH Medical Group offices or who are going to the CareToday walk-in clinic are also asked to come alone if possible. These restrictions do not apply to pediatric (children) patients accompanied by their parents or other responsible adults.

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HENRY — On Monday, June 15, members of the Henry Events Committee were presented the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution Community Service Award for their outstanding service to the city of Henry. The presentation by the Chief Senachwine DAR Chapter was held at the Central Park in Henry prior to the BrownBag-It event, featuring Dan Neff and Jim Selquist.

The six-member Henry Events Committee has served for 15 years under the auspices of the city of Henry, raising funds, writing grants, arranging for and booking the performers, planning for the food providers, publicizing, and carrying out the events each summer.

The committee also works with the American Legion on the Fourth of July activities and organizes the Cruise-In for Henry, an all-day car display event in the park with food vendors and activities. In addition, the group plans and arranges other events as might arise for Henry.

Chief Senachwine Community Service Awards Chairman Nancy Gillfillan lauded the hard work of the committee and introduced committee members: Pat Williams, Adelaide Kern, Mary Jane Thornton, Amy Hernandez and Tom Bogner.

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Members of the Henry Events Committee were honored by the Chief Senachwine Chapter NSDAR with a Community Service Award on July 15 at Central Park in Henry. Pictured (front row, from left) are Chief Senachwine’s Community Service Awards Chairman Nancy Gillfillan, and Henry Events Committee members Mary Jane Thornton, Adelaide Kern, Pat Williams (holding a copy of the award) and Amy Hernandez; and (back row) Chief Senachwine Regent Dolores Dace, and Henry Events Committee member Tom Bogner. Absent from the photo was Darla Eckert.

Member Darla Eckert was absent.

Members expressed pleasure at this first public recognition given to the

Henry Events Committee.

Chief Senachwine Chapter Regent Dolores Dace presented copies of

the National DAR Community Service Award to the committee members.

MAGNOLIA

Three area girls will attend Illinois Girls State

MAGNOLIA — The American Legion Auxiliary, Magnolia Post 254, has announced Gabriella “Gabbie” Smith, Emma Edens and Chloe Linton will attend Illinois Girls State.

Gabbie is the daughter of Adam and Carrie Smith of McNabb; Emma is the daughter of Eric and Michelle Edens of McNabb; and Chloe is the daughter of Wesley Linton and Jennifer Glenn of Magnolia.

As part of the premier ALA program, the girls will study local, county and state government processes during the nonpartisan political learning experience.

ALA Girls State attendees, known as “citizens,” receive special instruction in parliamentary procedure and organize themselves into two mock political parties. The young women then campaign, hold rallies, debate and ultimately vote to elect city, county and state officials. Once elected to office, dele-

Gabriella Smith

Emma Edens

Chloe Linton

gates are sworn in and perform their prescribed duties. Attendees not elected to office are given appointments and visit the offices

of those elected to share their viewpoints as citizens.

Due to COVID-19, the girls could not attend this year but will have

the opportunity to participate next year and they will be recognized and awarded as attendees for this year.

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Putnam County Schools announces online registration Due to the COVID-19 pandemic and making efforts to reduce crowding while promoting social distancing, parents are strongly encouraged to complete registration online by logging on to www.pcschools535.org and following the online registration instructions. Parents should watch for an email with payment information and instructions which will be forthcoming from each of the Putnam County school buildings..

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MAGNOLIA

MTPA announces closures MAGNOLIA — The Magnolia Township Preservation Association joins other area nonprofit organizations in their efforts to support the directives of the state of Illinois by closing the museum and Community Room for this summer.

Additionally, they have canceled all programs and events.

To ensure they are able to keep their facility maintained in the hopes that they can reopen in the fall, the MTPA has secured a grant

from Illinois Humanities.

Illinois Humanities activates the humanities through free public programs, grants and educational opportunities that foster reflection, spark conversation, build community and strengthen civic engagement. Illinois Humanities is a nonprofit organization and the state’s affiliate for the National Endowment for the Humanities.

Watch the MTPA Facebook page or their website, www.magnoliatpa. org, for further information.

U OF I EXTENSION

Get the 411 on current diet trends University of Illinois Extension Nutrition and Wellness Educator Susan Glassman will present “Exploring Current Diet Trends” from noon to 1 p.m. July 8. This will include research-based information on popular diet trends like paleo, keto, intermittent fasting and whole 30. Participants can

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Master Magician Cory Leonard will present a program from 5 to 7 p.m. Saturday, July 4, at the Hennepin branch.

Putnam County Library District announces July programs The Putnam County Library District has announced upcoming programs for July.

Hennepin • Saturday, July 4 — Magic by Cory will be from 5 to 7 p.m. Master Magician Cory Leonard teaches the kind of magic that influenced him as a child. All audiences will be delighted by his magic tricks. The program will be held outside If the weather is good, otherwise it will be held inside.

Granville • Wednesday, July 1 — A pickup and take home Fourth of July craft, marble fireworks painting and cupcake liner fireworks, will be available at 10 a.m.

• Tuesday, July 14 — Jackie Mignone will play violin/fiddle music from 4 to 5 p.m. Everyone is invited to list to music such as “Over the Rainbow,” “Amazing Grace,” “1,000 Years” and music from “Titanic.”

Magnolia • Thursday, July 2 — Waddle Waddle program at 5 p.m.

• Tuesday, July 7 — A movie night, featuring “1917, “ will be at 5:30 p.m.

• Saturday, July 11 — Kids can play with Lego at 10 a.m.

• Tuesday, July 14 — An exotic yellow raccoon show and tell story time will be at 6 p.m. in Peggy’s Corner, • Saturday, July 18 — A Wii Day will be at 10 a.m.

• Saturday, July 25 — Kids can play with Legos at 10 a.m.

• Thursday, July 30 — Ice cream will be served at 5 p.m.

McNabb • Wednesday, July 1 — “Greyhound” will play during an adult movie night at 6 p.m.

• Wednesday, July 8 — Ice cream will be served at the library at 5 p.m.

• Wednesday, July 15 — A handson experiment, hidden wax message, will be outside at 4:30 p.m.

learn the pros and cons before making a lifestyle change. Along with the review, Glassman will present the benefits of the Mediterranean and DASH diets.

Register online at University of Illinois Extension at https:// go.illinois.edu/diettrends and you will receive the meeting link.

EDUCATION BRIEFS Dzierzynski named to dean’s list IOWA CITY, Iowa — Madelyn Dzierzynski of Hennepin was among the more than 8,500 undergraduate students at the University of Iowa named to the dean’s list for the 2020 spring semester. Dzierzynski is a student in the UI’s College of Liberal Arts and Sciences and is majoring in nursing interest.

Julia Pohar graduates IOWA CITY, Iowa — More than 5,700 University of Iowa undergraduate, graduate and professional students graduated this spring under extraordinary circumstances. Julia Pohar of Peru was among the students conferred their degrees. Pohar was student in the Tippie College of Business whose program of study was finance. She was awarded a Bachelor of Business Administration.

Area students graduate from IVCC OGLESBY — A total of 351 students graduated this spring at Illinois Valley Community College. Area graduates include: Granville — Megan Brooker, AA; Catherine Nowakowski, AAS in Agronomy, AAS in Agricultural Business Management; Jace Schorn, AA, AS; Isabelle Thompson, CNA; Amber Vetter, AAS in Nursing; and Chase Washkowiak, AA. Hennepin — Nicholas Diazdeleon, AA; Jordyn Friel, AA; Alan Hamilton, TDT Advanced Proficiency; Olivia Holmes, AS; Morgan Hundley, CNA; and Jessica Logan, AAS in Nursing.

Magnolia — Aleceya Davis, AA; and Travis Gray, TDT. Mark — Brook Stowe, AAS in Nursing.

Putnam — Madison Imel, CNA. Standard — Wendy Foreman, AAS in Nursing; and Livia Sanchez, CNA.

Sampo named to president’s list LEBANON — Breanna Sampo of Cedar Point was named to the McKendree University president’s list for achieving a perfect 4.0 grade point average during the spring 2020 semester.

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Putnam County Record reserves the right to classify correctly, edit, reject or cancel any advertisement at any time in accordance with its policy. All ads must be checked for errors by the advertiser, on the first day of publication. We will be responsible for the first incorrect insertion, and its liabilities shall be limited to the price on one insertion.

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Bureau/Putnam/Marshall County Health Department has a full time, 40 hours per week, position opening for an Environmental Health Sanitarian / Associate Sanitarian. Selected candidate will report directly to the Director of Health Protection and Administrator.

He or She will be responsible for inspections at food service facilities and temporary food stands to insure compliance with state and local food regulations, inspections of private sewage disposal systems, portable sanitation trucks, water well construction, tanning & body art facilities, nuisance complaint locations and assist the emergency preparedness coordinator with emergency preparedness. Once trained, authorizes permits to install wells and private sewage disposal systems and licensing of food facilities; reviews plats; works with public, including developers, homeowners, contractors, food establishments, noncommunity water supply and tanning facility operators as needed; assists with food sanitation classes.

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EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE & SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Bachelor's Degree in environmental health. Illinois L.E.H.P. credential is preferred. Or a B.S. degree in physical or biological sciences or a related field, with a minimum of 30 semester hours of basic sciences.

Or an associate's degree with a minimum 30 semester hours of basic sciences. Possession of a valid appropriate driver's license; ability to provide reliable transportation for work assignments; possession of appropriate level of automobile insurance as specified in the Department's personnel policies; satisfactory background and drug test.

Send resume to: Bureau/Putnam/Marshall County Administrator Hector M Gomez, 526 Bureau Valley Parkway, Suite A, Princeton, IL 61356, or email hgomez@bchealthdepartment.org

767 • Mobile Home Sales 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.

The toll-free telephone number for the hearing impaired is 800-927-9275

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999 • Legal PUBLIC NOTICE

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF ILLINOIS, PUTNAM COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF ANASTASIA BALICKI, a minor, CASE NO. 20 P 8 NOTICE TO CHAD ABRAM: TAKE NOTICE that In the Circuit Court of the Tenth Judicial Circuit, Putnam County, Illinois, that In the Circuit Court of the Tenth Judicial Circuit, Putnam County, Illinois, In the Matter of the Estate of Anastasia Balicki, a Case No. minor, 20 P 8. The requisite affidavit for publication having been filed, notice is hereby given to you, CHAD ABRAM, interested party in the above-entitled probate matter, that the said probate matter has been commenced in the Circuit Court of Putnam County for purposes of effectuating Anastasia Balicki's minor settlement relative to her suit brought against Carol Koval in the matter of Maggie Balicki; Anastasia Balicki, a minor, by her Mother and Next Friend, Maggie Balicki, and Zachary Lara, a minor, by his Mother and Next Friend, Maggie Balicki v. Carol Koval, Case No. 19 L 2.

Now, therefore, unless you, CHAD ABRAM, enter your appearance in the Matter of the Estate of Anastasia Balicki, a minor, Case No. 20 P 8 with the Circuit Court of Putnam County, on or before the 1st day of July, 2020, and object to the appointment of Maggie Balicki as the guardian for Anastasia Balicki in said matter, or appear in person and object on July 2, 2020, an Order may be entered appointing Maggie Balicki as guardian of Anastasia Balicki to represent the minor, Anastasia Balicki, in this proceeding.

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(309) 674-1133 (Published in Putnam County Record June 10, 17, 24, 2020) 1787162 PUBLIC NOTICE Legal The 2020 Tax Appropriation of the Standard Fire Protection District is available for inspection at the Standard Post Office during its regular business hours.

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