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Car enthusiasts help children at the Illinois Valley Toy Run
‘When it’s for the kids, why not?’ TOM COLLINS
tcollins@shawmedia.com Looking for a way to help this holiday season? Consider donating to the Illinois Valley Toy Run. Though the drive-in auto show was Sunday in Princeton, organizers still are accepting toys for needy kids. And the need is expected to be high this Christmas. Scott Bickett, of rural Princeton, is one of the organizers of the 17th annual Toy Run, which outgrew three venues before filling Soldiers and Sailors Park in downtown Princeton. Bickett said he was delighted with Sunday’s early turnout — “This is probably going to be our biggest show ever” — but was especially grateful for the rapidly-mounting pile of toys brought to assist families. “Four years ago it wasn’t quite so bad, but we’re hearing there are people who haven’t been working or they’ve working a lot less,” he said. “They’re not going to have hardly anything under the tree for their families, and this is a way of helping them out.” Homeless shelters and food pantries reported a worrisome increase in appeals for shelter and food across Starved Rock Country, a trend that some advocates correctly predicted after the novel coronavirus wreaked havoc on the local jobs market. The demand for donated toys also is climbing, which spurred local gear-
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Bryce Brooker of Peru is all smiles and he places donated toys beneath the Christmas tree perched Sunday at the Illinois Valley Toy Run. Car enthusiasts are collecting holiday gifts ahead of what’s expected to be a lean Christmas for the poor. heads into action. While the toys were ticketed mostly for the Red Cross and the Christmas for Kids Foundation, proceeds also were being raised to provide Thanksgiving dinners for families in La Salle, Bureau, Putnam and Marshall counties. The chance to give while also catching a glimpse of the world’s best-ever cars proved irresistible to Chuck Reynolds of Peru. “That’s the main purpose is to help the kids,” Reynolds said. “When you
help somebody out you feel good about it.” Kendra King of Peru and son Bryce Booker helped collect donated toys that, by mid-morning Sunday, had already filled the bottom of a 6-foot Christmas tree. “We want to get as many toys to kids as possible,” King said. “It’s going to be hard to hard enough with everything stuck on the ships.
See TOY RUN, Page 4 The Illinois Valley Toy Run, held Sunday in Princeton, drew plenty of holiday gift donations as well as some rare autos. Aaron Gonzalez of Mazon supported needy families by rolling up in a longed-for 1954 Pontiac Chieftain. “I’d been searching high and low,” Gonzalez said. “I finally found one.”
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• TOY RUN Continued from Page 2 With the holidays fast-approaching – and the number of balmy days dwindling – cars roared in from across Illinois and three neighboring states. Besides the chance to enjoy the show and help the needy, a 50-50 raffle was held to fund a scholarship for the automotive class at La Salle-Peru Township High School. Aaron Gonzalez of Mazon was one of the first to roll in to Soldiers and Sailors Park behind the wheel of a longed-for 1954 Pontiac Chieftain. “I’d been searching high and low,” Gonzalez said. “I finally found one.” What really made his Gonzalez’s day was being able to lend a giving hand while also flashing the chrome. The Toy Run had “a good set-up” where he and other classic car enthusiasts could provide Christmas presents and holiday meals. A few feet away, Ray Clausen of Ottawa greeted a few onlookers who came to admire his aqua-colored 1957 Bel-Air. Clausen said he, too, couldn’t pass up the opportunity to hit the road on a crisp fall day while also supporting the less fortunate. “When it’s for the kids, why not?” Clausen said. And it’s not too late to give. Bickett said he or another volunteer will gladly collect donated toys. Calling 815-875-1901 or 815-883-1901 to arrange pickup.
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Ray Clausen of Ottawa greets a few onlookers admiring his 1957 Bel-Air at the Illinois Valley Toy Run held Sunday in Princeton. Clausen couldn’t pass up the opportunity to hit the road on a crisp fall day while also supporting the less fortunate. “When it’s for the kids, why not?”
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The fifth annual Toy Run, founded by Drew Faletti of Spring Valley, was held Oct. 3 and raised $15,000 for local charities supporting children in Bureau, Putnam and LaSalle counties. Volunteers from the three-county region get area businesses to be supporters of the event each year. The volunteers help with numerous raffles throughout the year to raise funds for the event. There are a few small fundraisers during late spring and summer. New volunteers are always welcome. The organization wishes to thank those businesses and people that donated to the cause. The goal has always been to raise funds and receive toys for less fortunate children and people in the three county area. Funds are now being dispersed to local charities for children from this year’s event. To find out more information about Photo contributed the Toy Run, visit its Facebook page. Toy Run volunteer Jim Hartman (far left) presents donation checks to Cathy Oliveri and Karen Also if you’re looking to get involved, look out for future meetings to be Ossola, volunteers of Toys in the Pantry program in Putnam County, and to Granville Police posted on the Facebook page. Chief Michael Padilla, who oversees the new Shop with a Cop program in Granville.
Hocus Pocus Hags set to perform Oct. 23 in Granville
Dance will be in Hopkins Park GRANVILLE — The Hocus Pocus Hags will perform at 1 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 23, in Hopkins Park. The group started dancing in the Illinois Valley four years ago after seeing a video of a German Witch Dance, and decided it would be a fun activity. The first group was about 13 ladies. In 2019, approximately 45 ladies ranging from ages 16 to 70 had joined the event. Since its inception, the the group has grown in size, originally practicing in a garage and slowly moved to several larger locations. These ladies are the most creative when it comes to their outfits, head pieces and makeup. Practice beings in August and new dancers are always welcome.
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NEWS BRIEFS Marshall-Putnam 4-H to host Halloween for Cloverbuds
All youth, ages 5-7, start your Halloween weekend with MarshallPutnam 4-H! The Federation club is hosting a Halloween event for all Cloverbuds (youth ages 5-7) on Oct. 30. Wear your Halloween costume and come to the University of Illinois Marshall-Putnam Extension office at 509 Front St, in Henry from 9 to 10:30 a.m. There is no fee to attend. Please call 309-364-2356 or email Anne at amscheel@illinois.edu to reserve your pumpkin by Oct. 22. 4-H membership is not required to attend this event; however, masks are required.
Putnam County Library District now offers Ancestry
The Putnam County Public Library District has announced Ancestry Library Edition is now available for its patrons. Ancestry Library Edition provides a network of genealogical, historical records and related genetic genealogy websites. Temporarily patrons have access with their library card on PrairieCat’s Encore website until the end of the
year. You can access it under the account and there will be a link under your messages that will take you to Ancestry Library Edition. After the new year, Ancestry may extend the access or revert back to library in-house use only.
GriefShare new session to start on Oct. 25 PRINCETON — GriefShare, a support group for those who have lost a spouse, child, family member or friend, will be starting a new meeting session from 1 to 3 p.m. beginning Monday, Oct. 25, at the Evangelical Covenant Church, 24 N. Main St. in Princeton. Meetings will be every Monday afternoon through Jan. 24. The “Surviving the Holidays” session will be held on Nov. 8. GriefShare is a 13-week video seminar series that features some of the nation’s foremost Christian experts on grief and recovery topics as seen from a biblical perspective. Each GriefShare session has three distinct elements — video seminar with experts, support group discussion with focus and personal study and reflection. The group will meet weekly to help face
challenges and move toward rebuilding your life. There is a small cost of $15 for the workbook. Due to COVID restrictions, participants need to wear a mask as they enter and exit or move above the building. Participants should bring their own water bottle. Pre-registering is not necessary but helpful. If interested in registering or for more information, call the church office at 815-875-2124.
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Breakfast Oct. 25 — Breakfast pizza or cereal, fruit, juice, milk. Oct. 26 — Bagel with cream cheese or cereal, yogurt, fruit, juice, milk. Oct. 27 — Waffle with syrup or IVCC hosts ‘The Great Book cereal, fruit, juice, milk. Giveaway’ Oct. 28 — Sausage and toast or As part of the One Book, One College cereal, gogurt, fruit, juice, milk. community reads program, Illinois Oct. 29 — Breakfast bar or cereal, Valley Community College will host The string cheese, fruit, juice, milk. Great Book Giveaway from 9 a.m. to 2 Lunch p.m. Wednesday and Thursday, Nov. 3 Oct. 25 — Chicken strips, green and 4, in rooms CTC124-125. Book beans, fruit, pudding, milk. dealers are welcome. Oct. 26 — French bread pizza, mixed Books, videos, audio books and vegetables, fruit, cookie, milk. magazines donated by IVCC’s Jacobs Oct. 27 — Popcorn chicken, mashed Library and employees will be available potatoes with gravy, corn, fruit, milk. to the community free of charge. All Oct. 28 — Hot dog on bun, baked monetary donations benefit Connect to beans, fruit, Rice Krispies treat, milk. Complete and One Book, One College. Oct. 29 — Cheese-stuffed breadFor information, contact Kim Herout at sticks with marinara sauce, veggie sticks Kim_Herout@ivcc.edu. with dip, cottage cheese, fruit, Halloween IVCC is following all state and local treat, milk.
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Survey period concludes Nov. 12 To continue providing the highest quality of transportation services, Bureau-Putnam Area Rural Transit (BPART) is asking for your input via a needs survey. Feedback is appreciated as the program continues to seek ways to enhance the services that are being
offered. The survey period will conclude on Nov. 12. The survey consists of 13 brief multiple-choice questions, and there is space for any comments. The time to complete the survey is estimated to be less than 5 minutes. “Your opinion matters,” stated Amber Biddix, director of transportation at Gateway Services. “Results from our 2018 survey concluded that riders wanted later hours and Saturday service so we were able to make those changes, thanks to your input.”
Copies of the survey are available at the BPART office located at 526 Bureau Valley Parkway in Princeton and various locations throughout Bureau and Putnam counties. Other transportation partners will also have copies as well: Gateway Services, Bureau County Senior Center, St. Margaret’s Health – Spring Valley and Putnam County Community Center. Respondents can also scan the QR code to access it or visit https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/F6HJVZ7.
Additionally, some BPART buses will have tablets available to use during their trips. Responses are completely confidential. Results will be tallied and provided to the public upon completion. BPART transportation is available to the public, provided that the trip begins or ends in Bureau or Putnam County. For more information on the service or fares, visit the website at www.ridebpart.org or contact the BPART office at 877-874-8813.
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an unforgettable laugh, and smile to match. She never paid full price, and was always Died: October 10, 2021 in Granville, IL looking for the deal of the day at garage Lisa Keen, 56, passed sales or Goodwill. She loved to play the slot away Sunday, October machines. She would watch every Cardinal 10, at home surround- game and would continue to watch even when they were losing, just knowing they ed by her family. Services were Friday, would come from behind and win. She loved her family and friends more than October 15 at the Helmer Shields Funeral anything. She had the biggest heart and would do anything for anyone; her house is a Home, Granville, IL. second home to many. Burial was in the Granville cemetery. She is survived by her mother, Carol Esker, Lisa was born in Redbud IL, to Erdman and her husband Jim, her children James, Chelsea Carol Esker. After graduating from Putnam and Clay Keen along with several aunts, County High School she married Jim Keen uncles, nephews, nieces and cousins. on September 15th, 1984. She worked most She is preceded in death by her father, of her life at Hobbs in Spring Valley and as a Erdman Esker, her brother, Kevin Esker and housekeeper. her sister Sherry Siegmann. She was an unforgettable person who had
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LACON — An Electronics Collection Day for Marshall and Putnam counties will be held from noon to 4 p.m. Friday, Nov. 5, at the Marshall County Highway Department, 552 State Route 26 in Lacon. There is a 10-item limit and the event is for residents of Marshall and Putnam counties only. For questions, call 309-2466401. Items that will be accepted are: computers, monitors, printers, faxes, copiers, laptops, TVs, main frames, peripherals, mice, modems, telephones, answering machines, adding machines, microwave ovens, scan-
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Mary Alice Morris, 90, of Lacon, IL (formerly of Hennepin), passed on October 15, 2021. Arrangements entrusted to Dysart - Cofoid Funeral Chapel, Granville.
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MCNABB — Trick-or-treat hours in McNabb have been set for 5 to 7 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 31. Hot dogs and refreshments will be served in Centennial Park during trick-or-treat hours.
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Putnam County Sheriff Kevin Doyle will not seek seventh term
PUTNAM COUNTY — Putnam County Sheriff Kevin Doyle has announced he will not seek a seventh term. He released the following statement: “It has been an honor and a privilege to serve as Sheriff of Putnam County. After careful consideration, I have decided not to seek re-election after this term ends in November 2022. At the end of this term, I will have 30 years in Law Enforcement and 24 years as Sheriff. In the PC Sheriff beginning, retirement was such a distant objective, but it Kevin Doyle is now time to turn it into reality and begin a new chapter in my life. A career in law enforcement is a very tough and demanding profession, and I have been blessed with a great staff throughout my career as Sheriff. The staff at PCSO are some of the most committed and dedicated individuals I have ever worked alongside, and that has been a true honor. They have endured some of the best and worst times, and they continue to show up and do the work they do for the people of this community. My career in law enforcement and being Sheriff has allowed me to cross paths with so many tremendous people. I have been honored and blessed with an opportunity to meet and network with people that I would have otherwise never gotten the chance to meet. Many lifelong friendships have been established and I am forever grateful for what my career has given me in return. I am truly blessed to have had great support from my family, friends, and the citizens of Putnam County. I appreciated the faith the community has put in me, and I would like to thank the great citizens of Putnam County for allowing me to serve as your Sheriff. It has been a true pleasure.”
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‘Grunella’ cast announced for Illinois Valley Community College production
Production will be recorded, streamed the week of Nov. 22 The cast for Illinois Valley Community College’s theatre department’s family-friendly fall production of “Grunella, The Story Stealer,” written and directed by speech and theatre instructor Dr. David Kuester, has been announced. Cast includes Madeleine Hunter as Grunella, Macy Anderson as Enchantra, Zoe Starkey as Snow White, Reid Rynke as Winston, David Zuniga as Prince Charming, Emma Elmore as Cinderella and Rattryna Yim as the Magic Mirror. Crew members are production assistant Ashley Hurst, Maryanna Amaral and Andrew Paden. To mitigate COVID and for the safety of the audience and cast, the production will be recorded and streamed the week of Nov. 22 on the IVCC Fine Arts YouTube channel. “This is a fast-moving story involving many of the familiar fairy tale characters,” Kuester said. “They are put in situ-
ations where they have to save the stories of Story Land from the nasty plot of a naughty witch.” Classic improvisation tools are used in the workshopping and story-building process of the script. “It is my hope,” Kuester said, “as well as Grunella’s, that this story further enhances the classic fairy tales and gives young and old a new window into the magical world we all grew up with.” In the play, Enchantra, magical keeper of the fairy tales, is hosting a production of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. All starts well before strange things start happening: characters are missing and others are quickly losing their memory. Grunella, a minor witch in Story Land, bursts in and announces her plan to take control of all princess stories and star in all of them. She has cast a spell to erase everyone’s memory, leaving only herself in every leading role. The cast works hard to counter her spell. To do this, they must, with the help of audience members, act out story lines and action to restore Snow White’s and later Cinderella’s memory and protect all princesses of Story Land.
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IVCC ag program receives $25,000 grant
Since 2019, IVCC has received three Compeer Financial grants totaling $40,000 OGLESBY — Illinois Valley Community College’s agriculture program recently received a $25,000 grant from Compeer Financial’s Agriculture and Rural Initiative for equipment, technology, student engagement and retention. IVCC President Jerry Corcoran said, “Thanks to the leadership shown by Compeer Financial, students can rest assured they’ll have a first-class experience when choosing IVCC agriculture as their program of study.” Compeer representative Karen Schieler said, “Developing our agriculture workforce is a priority to our client-owners. Supporting vocational agricultural education at community and technical colleges is a focus of our Agriculture and Rural Initiative. “Community colleges like IVCC are providing the essential hands-on educational experiences that excite young people to pursue their passion and
careers in agriculture,” Schieler said. The grant provides equipment for crops, soils and precision ag labs. Specifically, the first $10,000 installment will purchase a weather station, chlorophyll meter, stereo microscopes and soil probes, compaction testers and infrared thermometers. The remaining $15,000, coming in $7,500 increments in 2022 and 2023, supports efforts to grow student participation in the IVCC Ag Club,the state student ag organization and the LaSalle County Farm Bureau Young Leaders/Collegiate Farm Bureau. In addition, it will provide funding for students and instructors to attend the annual North American Colleges and Teachers of Agriculture (NACTA) Student Judging Conference. “Our goal is to engage students in our club and provide the opportunity for them to participate at the state and national level,” IVCC ag instructor Caitlinn Hubbell said. Instructor Willard Mott added, “Students are often motivated to enter the ag industry because of the people they meet along the way and the experiences they have in high school and college.”
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Corcoran credited Mott and Hubbell for the program’s growing enrollment and for helping place graduates in good jobs. Ag enrollment has grown from nine students in Fall 2016 to 56 this fall and ag scholarships have increased from $3,000 to more than $70,000. Mott said, “In terms of job placement, all our graduates have found employment or transferred to a university to pursue a bachelor’s degree.” Ag graduates are currently working for U.S. Department of Agriculture-Natural Resource Conservation Service (USDA-NRCS), Troy Grove
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Gary Roberts will begin his tenure Jan. 1 as Illinois Valley Community College Vice President for Academic Affairs following his board appointment Oct. 14. Trustees approved the hiring of Roberts, dean of arts and sciences at Lake Michigan College in Benton Harbor, Mich., to succeed Deborah Anderson, who is retiring at the end of the semester. IVCC President Jerry Corcoran said Roberts brings an “excellent combination of teaching and administrative experience including accreditation, articulation and transfer and assessment of student learning. “Dr. Roberts’ skills match perfectly what we need,” Corcoran said. “And from a succession-planning standpoint, with the team we have in place, I am confident IVCC is in good shape for years to come.” Roberts earned the Ph.D. and master’s in political science from Western Michigan University in Kalamazoo, a bachelor’s from WMU and an associate’s from Lake Michigan College. In other business, trustees approved: • Seeking proposals for a Learning Management System to be implemented in July 2023 when the contract with Blackboard expires. • Preparation of the 2021 tax levy for tentative approval Nov. 18 and final approval Dec. 9. • Contracting with Robbins Schwartz to represent IVCC in a property tax complaint filed by Kohl’s of Peru. Kohl’s is requesting its EAV be reduced from over $4.2 million to $2.7 million. If the complaint is approved, IVCC would refund Kohl’s $5,670. Robbins Schwartz is representing IVCC, L-P High School, Dimmick School and
potentially other taxing bodies for $7,680 collectively. • A settlement agreement in the Putnam County property tax appeal by Vistra’s Hennepin Power Station. Gary Roberts The plant’s EAV will decrease from $3.3 million in 2021 to $2.5 million in 2022. • High deductible health savings account contributions for full-time employees. In January, IVCC will contribute $2,500 for individual coverage and $5,000 for “employee plus one” and family coverage. • The annual $10,000 local match to support Project Success, the federally-funded program serving approximately 165 low-income, first-generation and students with disabilities. Specifically, the match helps low-income students offset costs for tuition, books and supplies. • The bid of $47,995 from P & D Sign Company of Peru to replace the digital display within the existing sign at Orlando Smith Road and County Highway 23. • A cash farm lease with Kevin Newell of Newell Farms of Mendota for 146 acres at $287.57 per acre or $41,985.22 per year. The three-year lease can be renewed for an additional two years. • Three-year renewal of software and support from Burwood Group for Palo Alto Firewalls for $51,438. Firewalls provide internet connectivity and security. • Purchase of SmartCatalog/Curriculum software for $26,200 to publish and update the college catalog. • Purchase of 160 Dell PCs for labs and offices for $149,748. The Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund will
finance the buy. • A 30-credit Industrial Maintenance I certificate, second in a series of three certificates to help students enter the workforce. It includes courses in safety, equipment maintenance, welding, blueprint reading, industrial electricity, wiring, rigging, hydraulics and pneumatics. • Criminal justice instructor and program coordinator Kevin Hermes resigned Oct. 8. Hermes joined IVCC in 2018 after 30 years as a police officer. The board learned: • Edgar Lucero Castillo has been hired as staff accountant in the business office. A graduate of IVCC and Northern Illinois University, he was the recipient of Northern’s full-tuition William and Dian Taylor Accountancy Scholarship. • Lynn Ewing-Teegardin is the new payroll and benefits coordinator. • Financial Aid advisor Amy Woods resigned Sept. 17; English as a Second Language instructor Mary Donovan resigned after three and a half years; and accounts receivable specialist/ cashier Krista Miller resigned Oct. 12. • IVCC’s bookstore is transitioning its website and inventory to Resero. In addition to an annual savings of $10,000, the website will be more functional and user-friendly. • Included in the board packet was an email Corcoran received from Rich West, a 1981 IVCC graduate. “I remain very proud of my AA degree, and without that foundation, I would never have become what I am today. I recall Mr. (Robert) Mueller’s English classes so fondly and while he’s not with us any longer, he remains among the top three professors I’ve had in my life! What an inspiration to continue on my teaching track!”
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• The Committee on Accreditation of Educational Programs recently determined the EMS program’s annual report on the paramedic certificate met all thresholds in written exam, retention and job placement. “EMTs moving into the paramedic field have a great local option at IVCC,” Corcoran said. • Ag field day Sept. 17 included speakers from Stoller International, Sun Ag and the Illinois Extension. It was the last IVCC event for the Extension’s retiring Russ Higgins. “Russ, Daryle Wragge and Jill Guynn of the Extension have supported us from the moment we decided to relaunch ag,” Corcoran said. • Enrollments “appear to be trending in a more encouraging direction,” Corcoran reported. As of Oct. 11, headcount is up almost 4% with credit hours down a bit over 2%. “Thankfully, every week looks better,” he added. • English instructor Delores Robinson shared information on the college’s Center for Accessibility and Neurodiversity and the One Book, One College program during public comment. CAN provides students accommodations, coaching and study skills support. One Book, One College, a community reads program, is discussing Eric Eyre’s “Death in Mud Lick: A Coal Country Fight Against the Drug Companies that Delivered the Opioid Epidemic.” • Also in public comment, Local 1810 President Tracy Lee said the faculty union “wholeheartedly supports reopening IVCC’s Fitness Center” and returning Tony Ruda to Fitness Center director. Ruda also addressed the board and said the center has long been a fixture at the college.
Pie crust workshop planned for Nov. 13 in LaSalle
LASALLE — University of Illinois Extension invites all youth, ages 8-18, to a pie crust workshop from 9 to 11:30 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 13. This workshop will take place at the University of Illinois Extension Education Center and Community Teaching Kitchen at 944 First St. in LaSalle. The cost for this workshop is free to all 4-H members and $5 for non4-H members. Go to https://go.illinois.edu/piecrust to register by Wednesday, Nov. 10. If possible, all participants are asked to bring a
hair tie and or a hat to wear in the kitchen. This workshop is geared for youth, ages 8-18, who want to learn how to bake pies from scratch. Susan Glassman, extension nutrition and wellness educator, and Beth Dellatori, 4-H youth development educator, will teach participants about basic measuring skills, using a rolling pin to roll out the dough, forming the crust in the pie plate, and cooking the crust to perfection. Attendees will also learn more about 4-H, complete a craft,
receive pie recipes to take home, and enjoy a snack. The mission of University of Illinois Extension is to provide practical education to help people, businesses and communities solve problems, develop skills and build a better future. University of Illinois Extension provides equal opportunities in programs and employment. If you have questions or need more information, call Dellatori at the University of Illinois Extension-Bureau, La Salle, Marshall, Putnam Unit Office at 815-224-0889.
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7 students selected as Mad Hatter Ball honorees
NCI ARTworks will host fifth annual Mad Hatter Ball on Nov. 19 Student honorees representing Putnam, Bureau and LaSalle counties will perform and present their work at the North Central Illinois ARTworks fifth annual Mad Hatter Ball from 6 to 10 p.m. Friday, Nov. 19, at the Auditorium Ballroom in LaSalle. This year’s honorees include: Izzy Cacciatori, Hall High School; Jamie Dooley, Mendota High School; Catherine Engels, LaSalle-Peru High School; Jacob Ensor, Mendota High School; Emelia Grant, Putnam County High School; Zoe Kidd, LaSalle-Peru High School; and Allie Snyder, Ottawa High School. Cacciatori will present several works of original art. She is a junior at Hall High School and is the daughter of Amy and Justin Cacciatori. At school, she participates in the Devilettes dance team and student council. She has created paintings and drawings for seven years and her teachers include Hugo Heredia and Mary Janusick. One fun fact: She loves to create art, but has a talent for painting. She loves seeing her parents’ faces when she brings home her newest work of art. Dooley will present several works of original art. She is a junior at Mendota High School and is the daughter of EmLee and Daniel Dooley, of West Brooklyn. She is in the art program at school under the tutelage of Brock Sondgeroth, and enjoys working most in graphite pencil or clay. “I enjoy the way most people react when they see all of the things that I’ve had fun making and I find it fun to create wherever I want with what is at my disposal,” she said. She also is active in the Interact Club at school and plans to pursue a career as an English Language Learner teacher with hopes of teaching abroad. Engels will present a flute performance. She is a senior at La Salle-Peru High School and is the daughter of Amber and Brian Engels, of La Salle. At school, she is a section leader and plays flute in the wind ensemble, marching band and pit bands. She has been selected for District 2 Illinois Music Education Association at both the junior and senior levels and an All-State musician in her sophomore year, and has received superior ratings at solo and ensemble contests. She also plays
Student honorees representing Bureau, Putnam and LaSalle counties will perform and present their work at the North Central Illinois ARTworks fifth annual Mad Hatter Ball from 6 to 10 p.m. Friday, Nov. 19, at the Auditorium Ballroom in LaSalle. Photo contributed
with the Illinois Valley Flute Ensemble, has received honorable mention and runner-up honors in the Illinois Valley Symphony Orchestra Young Performers competitions and has participated in the annual summer flute retreat performing in the masterclass of Gerald Carey, flute professor emeritus at Western Illinois University. She has studied flute with Sue Gillio since age 5, is on the high school varsity tennis team, and plans to attend Lewis University and pursue an aviation career as a pilot. Ensor will present a trombone performance. He is a junior at Mendota High School and is the son of Andrea and Chad Ensor. At school, he is active in the music programs as a member of the band, under the direction of Paula Baker, and in the choir and madrigals, conducted by John Steben. He has been chosen for District 2 ILMEA and is active in a variety of sports including football, golf and bowling. “I enjoy how music
creates friendships,” he said. He plans to attend Illinois Valley Community College and then transfer to a college for a degree in music. Grant will present several works of visual art. She is a sophomore at Putnam County High School and is the daughter of Lisa and Tom Grant, of Hennepin. She has been creating art for nine years under the instruction of Mary Janusick at Music Suite 408. She also participates in cheerleading at school. “What I love about doing art is that it gives me the freedom to express myself in different ways,” she said. “I think art is important because it allows people to tell a story without words to express their thoughts and feelings. My interest in art developed after doing my first painting and art projects with Mary. In the future I would like to do something with graphic design.” Kidd will present a vocal performance. She is a junior at LaSal-
le-Peru High School and is the daughter of Kim and Steve Kidd, of La Salle. At school she is in the concert and chamber choirs, under the direction of Matthew Butler, and has performed in the spring musicals and has performed in Stage 212 productions. She studies with Jenilyn Roether at Music Suite 408. “Music is a very fun way to spend my time and to me it feels like I will never be out of way to explore it,” she said. She plans to attend an in-state college and will pursue a psychology degree. Snyder will present a clarinet performance. She is a senior at Ottawa High School and is the daughter of Cindy and Chris Snyder. She has been playing the clarinet for eight years under the direction and instruction of Andrew Jacobi, Tom Makeever and Emily Gallagher. She played in the ILMEA district band in 2018 and 2020 and in its All-State band in 2020. At school, she is involved in volleyball, track, Rotary Interact and Honors Society. Her favorite thing about music is “that special feeling of sharing music with my friends and community,” and “hearing the assembly of the parts as they come together completing the vision of the composer.” She plans to attend a four-year university and study biology with a minor in music. “The Mad Hatter Ball is the regional equivalent of a state championship of the arts, where top notch local talent is honored, great food is eaten, and prizes and music and fun fill up the evening,” said Julia Messina, executive director of NCI ARTworks. “This event showcases local student performers in all of the arts: visual, music, performing, literary, etc.” Dinner music will be provided by Al & Jeannie Brown; Guys on the Radio will DJ; and the Mad Hatter will emcee the event, where the Queen of the Arts will be crowned for the fifth year in a row. Tickets are $35 and are available online at nciartworks.com or by calling 815228-1253.
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IN THE CIRCUIT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COURT OF THE TENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT TENTH JUDICIAL PUTNAM COUNTY, ILLINOIS CIRCUIT PUTNAM IN RE: COUNTY, ILLINOIS The Estate of Sydney S. Glover, ESTATE OF Deceased NORMA A. RUE, Case # 21 P 11 deceased. NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Case No. 21-P-10 Notice is given of the death of Sydney S. CLAIMS NOTICE Glover on September 12, 2021, and that Notice is given Letters of Office as Co-Executors were of the death of issued on September 30, 2021 to Debra J. NORMA A. RUE, Naumann and Mary Frances Passini, who deceased, of 203 may be contacted c/o their attorney as set S. Shafer, Granville, forth below. Putnam County, Claims may be filed six (6) months from the Illinois. Letters of date of the first publication of this Notice of Office were issued on Claim Date or three (3) months from the date September 10, 2021, of mailing or delivery, whichever is later, and to RAYMOND RUE, any claim not filed on or before that date is 203 S. Shafer barred. Claims against the estate may be filed St., Granville, Illinois, in the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court, whose attorney is Putnam County Courthouse, Hennepin, IL Ryan J. Anderson, 611 61327, or with the Representatives c/o their Second Street, P.O. attorney, or both. Within ten (10) days after a Box 174, Henry, IL (Published in Putnam claimant files its claim, if filed with the County Record 61537. Court, the claimant must mail or deliver a Claims against the October 6, 13, 20, copy of the claim to the Representatives c/o Estate may be filed in 2021) 1923671 their attorney of record AND file with the the Office of the Clerk Court proof of mailing or delivery of said of said Court at copies. Buying? the Putnam County Dated October 4, 2021 Selling? Courthouse, 120 N. /s/ Scott A. Shore, Attorney for Co-Executors Renting? 4th Street, Hennepin, Scott A. Shore, Attorney At Law Hiring? Illinois 61327 on or 227 E. Court St. - P.O. Box 231 before April 2, 2022, Call 815-433-2001 Hennepin, IL 61327 Tel. 815-925-7117 or, if mailing or delivto place your ad. ShoreLawAndMediation@gmail.com ery of a notice from the representative is Putnam (Published in Putnam County Record required by 755 ILCS County October 13, 20, 27, 2021) 1925317 5/18-3, the date stated Record in that notice. Any Classified claim not filed on or before said date is barred. 999Copies • Legal of a 999 • Legal 999 • Legal 999 • Legal claim filed with the Clerk must be mailed or delivered by the SALARY SCHEDULE claimant to the repre- OF GROSS PAYMENTS FOR CERTIFICATED PERSONNEL AND NON-CERTIFICATED PERSONNEL sentative within 10 Lostant CUSD 425 days after it has been 35-050-4250-26 filed and proof of such GROSSmust PAYMENT mailing be filedFOR CERTIFIED PERSONNEL Salarythe Range: Less Than $25,000: Kari Leffelman; Barbara Halcott; Amanda Dean; Francine with Court. Creedon;October Kathrine Sramek; Rita Ford Dated: 2, Salary Range: $25,000 - $39,999: Tricia Haynes; Angela Walgenbach 2021 Salary Range: $40,000 Raymond Rue - $59,999: Amy Olson; Amy Roach; Jason Weber Salary Range: $60,000 - $89,999: Melissa Einhaus; Lisa Goddard; Sandra Malahy Independent Executor of the Estate ofFOR NON-CERTIFIED PERSONNEL GROSS PAYMENT Rue,Than $25,000: RuthAnn Brizgis; Sheri O’Brien; Debra Wiesbrock; Teresa Salary Norma Range:A.Less deceased Beckett; Jennifer Mertel; Shauna Breckenridge; Kayla Jones; Cyleste Montgomery; Cynthia Ryan J. Anderson Burcar; Joanne Gilkerson Attorney for the $25,000 - $39,999: William Wiestart; Jessica Flaherty Salary Range: Executor Payments over $2,500, excluding wages and salaries. 611 Second Street, Person, Firm, or Corgoration, Aggregate Amount: Illinois Association of School Boards, $2,839; PO Box 174 Henry, IL Hillman Pediatric Therapy, $7,651; Frontier, $4,271 ; Chemsearch, $4,620; Menard’s, $4,286; 61537 (309)364-2354 Hopkins & Associates, $6,000; Ricoh, $5,279; Melvin’s Plumbing, Inc., $15,655; Imprest, $8,011; Next Era Energy, $8,741; Illinois Public Risk Rund, $13,932; Grainco FS, $10,266; (Published Putnam ZukowskiinLaw Offices, $21,230; Card Service Center, $14,388; Kohl’s Wholesale, $18,336; County RamzaRecord Insurance Group, $21 ,058; Constellation Energy, $20,063; Mark Karlosky Consulting, October 6, 13, 20, $30,758; Illinois Central School Bus,$72,008; L.E.A.S.E., $100,894; LaSalle-Peru Township 2021) High1923671 School,$15,418; Atlanta National Bank, $186,856; Putnam CUSD 535, $442,358; Blue Cross Blue Shield, $40,368; Lighted Way, $58,314; Heinemann, $9,119; Oglesby Public School, $16,914; Common Goal System, $6,326; David Stocker, $7,250; Sandra Malahy, $5,036; Jessica Urbanowski, $3,913; Johnson Controls Fire Protection, $3,799; Mary Janusick, $6,998; Prairie Farms Rockford, $4,069; Quill Corporation, $2,696; Nixon Insurance Agency, $1,128; I.D.E.S., $1,823; Getz Fire Equipment, $1,438; Renaissance, $1,465; SOCS/ FES, $1,700; Village of Lostant, $1,985; Edmentum, $2,317; Dresbach, $1,095; Math Teachers Press, Inc., $1,853; IDEAL Environmental Engineering, $2,045; N.W.E.A., $1,500; River City Waste Services, $1,495; Delta Dental, $1,888; TRS .58, $2,071 SM-PR1926180
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STATE OF ILLINOIS SS COUNTY OF PUTNAM Public Notice is hereby given that I, Kevin E. Kunkel, County Treasurer and Ex Officio Collector of Putnam County, Illinois, shall apply to the Circuit Court of the Tenth Judicial Circuit of Illinois, Putnam County on the 4th day of November, 2021 @ 11:45 a.m. for Judgment against the mobile homes mentioned in the following list of delinquent mobile homes situated in said Putnam County, Illinois, for delinquent taxes past due severally thereon for the year 2020 and Prior inclusive and for an Order from said Court to sell said taxes for the satisfaction thereof and for a judgment fixing the correct amount of any tax under protest. The names of the respective owners of said mobile homes if known and the total amount due severally thereon is shown as to each separate mobile home in the following list. Also, that on the 9th of November, 2021, at 11:00 a.m., being one of said days of the Circuit Court of said County to wit, all said mobile homes for the sale of taxes for which an order should be made will be exposed at public sale in the LaSalle County Boardroom at the LaSalle County Courthouse, 707 East Etna Road, Ottawa, Illinois. Dated at Hennepin, Illinois This 20th day of October A.D. 2021 Kevin E. Kunkel County Treasurer and Ex-Officio County Collector of Putnam County Illinois Granville Township Mobile Home Count: 12 02-55-211-105 $184.85 Logsdon, Patrick Address: 146 Oak Park Estates GRANVILLE, IL 61326 VIN: 04320404L Del Years: 2020 02-55-211-126 $183.50 Huffman, Jessica Address: PO BOX 168 GRANVILLE, IL 61326 VIN: 1470PB15813 Del Years: 2020
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02-55-211-624 $540.50 Catalanello, Christine Address: 121 Oak Park Estates GRANVILLE, IL 61326 VIN: 192401 Del Years: 2019-2020
02-55-211-217 $179.30 McMullen, Andrew Address: 168 Oak Park Estates GRANVILLE, IL 61326 VIN: ZWI-7014-5351 Del Years: 2020
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02-55-211-305 $158.60 Robbins, Tehya Address: 124 Oak Park Estates GRANVILLE, IL 61326 VIN: 604575 Del Years: 2020
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02-55-211-621 $182.96 Engel, Charlene Address: 131 Oak Park Estate GRANVILLE, IL 61326 VIN: M266928 Del Years: 2020
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Magnolia Township Mobile Home Count: 3 04-55-411-004 $154.40 Tuymer, Micheal Address: 1414 Sandwich Dr. SANDWICH, IL 60548 VIN: 3526321 Del Years: 2020 04-55-411-008 $160.40 Schomer, Cody Address: 10234 D. County Line Rd NEWARK, IL 60541 VIN: 455938 Del Years: 2020 04-55-411-018 $156.50 Salazar, Demietrio Address: 327 Alice Ave. OGLESBY, IL 61348 VIN: 15116K1144 Del Years: 2020 Total Mobile Home Count: 15
Hennepin Parcel Count: 11 01-00-035-170 01-00-042-100 01-00-054-250 01-00-054-260 01-00-060-250 01-11-221-000 01-17-260-002 01-18-280-000 01-21-300-000 01-23-041-000 01-25-277-000
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$1,119.07 $3,681.34 $743.68 $1,001.12 $169.91 $1,680.19 $1,023.69 $166.37 $166.37 $166.37 $2,845.88 $897.79 $1,328.49 $169.91 $2,088.08 $981.09 $651.95 $213.19 $1,519.98 $126.29 $1,940.79 $298.96 $120.83
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$421.03 $86.22 $1,494.02 $162.44 $781.03 $995.28 $744.21 $1,499.22 $1,219.31 $1,344.60 $387.40 $2,784.28 $671.88 $3,254.24 $3,112.90 $1,385.39 $19.24 $690.77 $1,572.14 $87.88 $194.02 $469.81 $2,241.63
Total Parcel Count: 138
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STATE OF ILLINOIS SS COUNTY OF PUTNAM Public Notice is hereby given that I, Kevin E. Kunkel, County Treasurer and Ex Officio Collector of Putnam County, Illinois, shall apply to the Circuit Court of the Tenth Judicial Circuit of Illinois, Putnam County on the 4th day of November, 2021 @ 11:45 a.m. for Judgment against the lands and lots mentioned in the following list of delinquent lands and lots situated in said Putnam County, Illinois, for delinquent taxes past due severally thereon for the year 2020 and Prior inclusive and for an Order from said Court to sell said lands and lots for the satisfaction thereof and for a judgment fixing the correct amount of any tax under protest. The names of the respective owners of said lands and lots if known and the total amount due severally thereon is shown as to each separate tract in the following list. Also, that on the 9th day of November, 2021 at 11:00 a.m., being one of said days of the Circuit Court of said County to wit, all said lands and lots for the sale of which an order should be made will be exposed at public sale at the County Collector’s Office at the Courthouse in the Village of Hennepin, in said County, the same being the building where the seat of county government is located for the amount of said taxes and costs due severally thereon Dated at Hennepin, Illinois this This 20th day of October A.D. 2021 Kevin E. Kunkel County Treasurer and Ex-Officio County Collector of Putnam County Illinois
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