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VACCINATION CLINIC

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Carroll County Health Department RNs Janelle Bradley (left), and Sarah McCaskey fill syringes at the March 31 mass vaccination clinic. Once a syringe is filled, the vaccine is good for six hours with proper refrigeration. Story on page 2.

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COVID-19

Sauk Valley mass vaccination clinics fill up fast

BY KATHLEEN A. SCHULTZ kschultz@shawmedia.com All four of Sauk Valley’s first COVID-19 mass vaccination clinics announced last week, which are being done with the help of the Illinois National Guard, filled almost immediately, within a day or two, health department officials said.

Carroll County held the first clinic on March 31; Ogle County went all day on April 1 at Byron Middle School; and Lee County’s is set for Saturday at Sauk Valley Community College.

Whiteside County’s held one on Monday at the McCormick Event Center in downtown Rock Falls.

Appointments were required; no walk-ins were taken. The clinics are only for people who live or work in the county in which the clinic is held. The vaccines are free.

Out of concern for an uptick in COVID-19 cases in Region 1, which includes the Sauk Valley, the state announced in a news release Friday that it was sending Rapid Response Vaccination Teams made up of Guardsmen and support staff to all four counties, “to bend the trend in a region seeing increased vulnerability

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Sr. Airman Denver Duhs of the 182 Airlift unit out of Peoria inoculates Jen Sturtevant of Lake Carroll on March 31 in Chadwick. National Guardsmen were on hand to help the Carroll County Health Department dispense 600 Johnson & Johnson vaccines in the first of four mass vaccination clinics being held in the Sauk Valley. An upward trend in coronavirus cases prompted the state to send the rapid response teams and extra vaccines to the region, in an effort to “bend the trend.”

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Carroll County Health Department Administrator Craig Beintema and Dawn Holland, who runs the department’s day-to-day activities and coordinates the vaccination clinics, have a discussion during the March 31 clinic. tament to the success of the small health department, which on its own has only five employees serving a county of only about 15,000 people.

As of Monday, anyone older than 16 is eligible for a vaccine, but the department still is working its way through 1a, 1b and 1b+ individuals, and will not expand the pool until those people are taken care of, Holland said. In addition, the Johnson & Johnson vaccine is not recommended for anyone younger that 18.

On April 12, everyone becomes eligible.

Ogle County, which got 1,200 doses for its clinic, also set up additional Johnson & Johnson clinics Monday and Tuesday at the health department office at 907 Pines Road in Oregon.

They were open to anyone 18 or older who lives or works in Ogle County; proof of residence or employment was required.

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and protect vulnerable residents.”

Carroll County, which received 800 Johnson & Johnson one-dose vaccines, set up appointments for about 600 people who had been on its waiting list; the other doses will be administered in future clinics, the health department’s Dawn Holland said.

Getting people signed up was quite an effort.

“We received very little advance notice, so once this date was confirmed we reached out to Jim Klinefelter [the county’s County Emergency Services & Disaster Agencies director], and he was able to coordinate a group of volunteers, phones and computers to help us make over 600 phone calls,” Holland, who coordinates the county’s vaccine clinics, said in an email Tuesday.

“We worked like crazy Friday and Saturday,” to notify everyone on their waiting list, Holland said.

“Together, we filled all of the time slots in two days ... we are very thankful for the help that we have received.”

The steady stream of residents flowing in and out of the Chadwick Elementary School gym during today’s daylong clinic was a tes-

be opening up to all Ogle County residents or employees 18+ in midApril, but will first schedule those on our waiting list from Phase 1A, 1B and 1B+,” the department said in a news release.

Like Ogle County, Whiteside and Lee counties are continuing to schedule their regular community vaccination clinics; get updates and information on how to sign up on their Facebook pages.

For now, Carroll County residents still must set up an appointment with the health department at 815244-8855.

All other residents can find and sign up for vaccination clinics at https://coronavirus.illinois.gov/s/ vaccination-location or by calling the state hotline at 833-621-1284, which is open from 6 a.m. to midnight, 7 days a week, with agents available in English and Spanish.

The goal is to have people go online and set up their own appointments if possible, or use the hotline if not, to ease the burden on local health departments not staffed to handle a large volume of calls.

Region 1 residents also are encouraged to utilize the existing mass vaccination sites in Rockford, at 1321 Sandy Hollow Road or at New Zion Baptist Church, 4747 W. Riverside Blvd. Go to www.wchd.org for more information.

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SPORTS

Big plays spark Newman win over rival Morrison

BY BRIAN WEIDMAN bweidman@shawmedia.com STERLING – A double dose of Newman proved to be just enough in this year’s annual grudge match against Morrison.

Senior linebacker Brett Newman spearheaded a stout defense for the Comets, and they were able to hang on for a 14-7 victory on April 1 at Roscoe Eades Stadium.

Newman (2-0) was coming off a running-clock win against Bureau Valley, but was pushed to the limit

by Morrison (1-2).

“Coach [Brandon Kreczmer] always talks about being tougher than the other team and hitting them in the mouth,” Brett Newman said.

“I feel that’s what we did tonight. We gave it our all, and that’s all you can ask for really.”

“Hats off to Morrison,” Kreczmer said. “[Morrison] Coach [Ryan] Oetting does a great job. That was an old-fashioned football game – a lot of hard hitting, a rivalry game. To get a game like this, early in this shortened season, could definitely springboard us forward.”

Newman’s offense played keepaway a good chunk of the second half, as it churned out tough yardage against a stout Morrison D. The Mustangs had just three second-half possessions, and Brett Newman ended two of them.

Morrison pieced together a drive that began on its own 16 and reached the Newman 15, where it was 4th and 7. Mustangs quarterback Nathan Helms dropped back to pass, but was sacked by Brett Newman back at the 22.

Morrison had one last chance. On a 3rd-and-5 play from the Mustangs’ 43, Helms threw a pass that glanced off the fingers of 6-foot-7 receiver TC Ottens and into Brett Newman’s hands with 1:54 to go. The Comets were able to run out the clock, as the Mustangs were out of timeouts.

After a scoreless first quarter, Morrison pieced together a 9-play, 52-yard march capped by a 7-yard touchdown pass from Helms to Alex Anderson. Helms’ extra point made it 7-0.

Newman responded with a 6-play, 54-yard drive, with Andrew Velasquez rumbling in from 14 yards for the score. Jacob Donald tacked on the tying extra point.

The Comets’ go-ahead score came right after halftime, an 11-play, 67-yard drive finished off by Velasquez from 4 yards out.

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“You’ve got to give Newman credit,” Oetting said.”They played hard and it was a physical game. It was a little bit of a war of attrition for us.

With 18 varsity-aged kids, our kids don’t come off the field much. Newman did what they had to do, so give them credit. They stopped us when they had to.”

Helms completed 10 passes for 130 yards, with Ottens grabbing six of those for 39 yards. Anderson had three grabs, also for 39 yards. Helms was picked off three times, once by Newman at the end, and twice by Owen McBride in the first half. The Comets had no turnovers.

“They’re explosive, they tried to spread us out, and Helms is a heck of a quarterback,” Kreczmer said.

“We were having trouble keeping him in the pocket. They have a lot of big receivers that went up and got it. A lot of the plays TC had, we were right there. He’s 6-7 and went up to go get it. It was good team defense, and anytime we can win the takeaway battle, we’ll take it.”

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Tri-County Opportunities Council scholarships available

Olivia Charles was selected as the State FFA Proficiency Winner in Equine Science Placement.

Charles is a member of the West Carroll FFA Chapter of the Illinois Association FFA. Supervised Agricultural Experiences allow students to learn by doing by either owning and operating an agricultural business, working or serving an internship at an agriculture-based business or conducting an agriculture-based scientific experiment and reporting results.

Charles was selected as the State Winner by a committee of agriculture teachers knowledgeable in this work-based area.

She is the daughter of Terry and Christy Charles from Mount Carroll. Receiving this honor now makes Charles eligible to compete in the National FFA Awards Selection process in July 2021.

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Olivia Charles was selected as the State FFA Proficiency Winner in Equine Science Placement.

At least 12 scholarships will be awarded by the Tri-County Opportunities Council to income-eligible students residing in the agency’s service area.

The scholarships are worth up to $1,250 and have been made available by the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Development through its Community Services Block Grant funds.

All low-income students, racial or ethnic minorities and previous scholarship winners are encouraged to apply.

To be eligible for the scholarship competition: • The applicant must be a member of an income-eligible household.

• The applicant must be attending an Illinois accredited post-secondary educational institution of higher learning during fall 2021.

• The applicant must be a resident of Bureau, Carroll, LaSalle, Lee, Marshall, Ogle, Putnam, Stark or Whiteside counties in Illinois.

• Students must be considered full-time (minimum of 12 semester hours) to qualify for the full $1,250 scholarship.

• Part-time students will be considered, however, scholarship awards will be pro-rated if they are selected as a winner.

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OBITUARIES EUNICE G. DAGGERT

FAYE L. HONCHELL

MOUNT CARROLL - Eunice G. Daggert, 98, of Mount Carroll, passed away Wednesday, March 31, 2021 at Allure Nursing Home, in Mount Carroll.

A private funeral service was held in her honor at Trinity Lutheran Church, in Mount Carroll, on April 6, with burial at Oak Hill Cemetery, in Mt. Carroll.

Eunice was born Sept. 14, 1922, in Clinton, Wisconsin, the daughter of Harold and Verna (Voltz) Best. She attended Clinton schools, graduating from Clinton High School.

On June 1, 1941, Eunice married Sherman C. Daggert. The couple enjoyed 47 years of marriage before Sherman’s passing in 1989.

Eunice spent years working for Shimer College as a cook and server, while running the college grill on campus, and also at Oakville Golf Course.

Her most important work, however, was that of a wife, mother, and grandmother.

She valued her family more than anything in life and took great pride in caring for them in every way she could.

Luckily for her family, this included her excellent baking! The delicious scent of fresh-baked bread and cinnamon rolls was commonplace in the Daggert household.

In her free time, Eunice truly loved reading her Bible, attending church service, and listening to and even playing church hymns.

She served as an organist at Trinity Lutheran.

She also enjoyed needle point, and playing cards, especially cribbage and 500, with her friends and family.

Eunice will be dearly missed by her son, Douglas (Marilyn) Daggert of Mt. Carroll, and Hot Springs Village, Arkansas, daughter-in-law, Dottie (Darrell) Daggert of Texarkana, Arkansas; six grandchildren, Corey (Cory) of Freeport, Nikki (Eric) Yerly of Byron, Chris (Karen) Daggert of North Port Alabama, Mark Daggert of Winston-Salem, North Carolina, David (Bonnie ) Bishop of Fort Collins Colorado, and Kelly (Robin) Bishop of Texarkana, Arkansas; 11 great-grandchildren; and two great-great-grandchildren.

She is preceded in death by her parents, Harold and Verna; husband, Sherman; brother, Levere Best; and son, Darrell Daggert.

MOUNT CARROLL – Faye Loris Honchell, 89, passed away peacefully March 23, 2021, at her home in Mount Carroll, surrounded by her loving family.

A funeral service will be held at 10:30 a.m. Thursday, April 15, at Law-Jones Funeral Home, Mount Carroll. Visitation will be held from 4 to 7 p.m. Wednesday, April 14, at the funeral home. Masks will be required by all attendees.

She was born at her grandmother’s house in Riverdale, to John and Mabel (Bishop) Needles on Dec. 12, 1931.

Faye was a lifelong resident of the neighboring Chicago south suburbs of Riverdale, Dolton, and South Holland, until settling in Mount Carroll over 15 years ago to be close to her granddaughters, Kathleen and Nicole as they grew up.

Faye graduated in 1949 from Thornton High School in Harvey. After graduation, Faye took the train into Chicago and began working in the hat department at the Carson Pirie Scott department store.

She often told her granddaughters stories of how exciting and glamorous this job seemed to her at the time.

She later found her career working in medical records for the Illinois Central Railroad Hospital.

She became active in the union while working for the ICR hospital and it was during this time that she met the love of her life, John S. Honchell.

Faye and John married on May 31, 1969. Faye retired as the assistant librarian of medical records in 1971 upon the birth of her son, Steven. John passed away suddenly in 1977, leaving Faye to raise Steven with the help of her family and her friends from their Cregier Avenue neighborhood.

Faye volunteered in many capacities for her local parish and the larger community over the years, especially working in roles to benefit her son and his peers.

Later in life, Faye had a second career working for the Motel 6 in Highland, Indiana as a desk clerk and made many great memories and friends there as well.

Being a grandmother was Faye’s favorite and most beloved job. Faye created many fond memories with her girls and was the “fancy” grandma who seemed to have an endless supply of

costume jewelry, elegant hats, and silk scarves for the girls to enjoy.

Faye collected Disney movies for the girls and was always ready to shop for the latest movie release to ensure she nabbed it before it went back into “the vault.”

Faye loved shopping for her girls and made sure they always had beautiful dresses to wear for every occasion. She especially loved dressing the girls up and bringing them to Sunday church services with her.

Faye’s faith and her family were the center of her life; her devotion to both was a worthy example to all who knew and loved her.

Faye was preceded in death by her husband, John; her parents, John and Mabel; her brother and beloved sisterin-law, Jack and Yoshi Needles; stepson, John P. Honchell; her cousins and lifelong friends, Arlene and Louis Ursitti; friends and “Sisters,” Theresa Matusak and Kathleen Doherty; and friend and “Guardian Angel,” Benjamin Stepanian.

Faye is survived by her son and daughter-in-law, Steven & Amanda Honchell; her beloved granddaughters Kathleen and Nicole Honchell; brother and sister-in-law, Gene and Kathleen

Needles; nephew Gene (Charlene) Needles and their children Alexander, Coleman and Paige Needles; niece Colleen (Thomas) Steward and their children Thomas, Jack and Annie Steward; and niece Carol (Chris) Kaas. She is also survived by her “adopted” grandkids Roman, Jessica, Jennifer, and Nathan Timm; her beloved friends and “Sisters,” Elsie Vogel and Kathleen Schall; and several cousins.

MILDRED A. KAUL CHADWICK – Mildred Alice Queckboerner-Heffelfinger-Kaul, 104, died March 27, 2021.

She was the first child of Albert and Olive (Barnhart) Queckboerner, born on Sept. 21, 1916.

She was educated in rural Beede School and Chadwick High School. She was married 40 years to her husband, Charles Heffelfinger, who died in 1975.

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DEAN ‘SPEED’ ROBINSON THOMSON – Dean “Speed” Robinson, longtime resident of Thomson, passed away Wednesday, November 18, 2020 at the Sarah Harding Retirement Home, Clinton, Iowa.

A private family service was held at the York Community Church in Thomson with burial in Lower York Cemetery. A celebration of life will be held from 1 to 4 p.m.

Saturday, April 17, at Tipton Auction House, Thomson.

Memorials may be given in Dean’s honor to the church, the Thomson American Legion, or the Sarah Harding Home.

THOR THORSEN HANOVER – Thor Thorsen, 84, of Hanover, died March 25, 2021. Law-Jones Funeral Homes handled arrangements.

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Carroll County 4-H to host Northwest Illinois Livestock & Dairy Judging Contest April 10 MILLEDGVILLE – The Carroll County 4-H Foundation will have the Northwest Illinois Livestock & Dairy Judging Contest on April 10 at the Carroll County Fairgrounds, 28374 Milledgeville Road.

The contest will be held rain or shine. Registration will be 9:15 to 9:45 a.m. and the contest starts at 10. At this time youth will judge two rings of beef, sheep and swine, and four rings of dairy with one production ring in each livestock species. The eleventh ring will be a questions class.

Walk-ins are welcome.

Before the contest, the judge will go over what to look for when placing the classes. After the contest, the judges will give reasons and placings.

The contest is open to all youth from any county. The cost is $5.00 per person judging, payable at registration. A box lunch will be provided to participants and helpers. Adults are needed to serve as ring leaders.

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until Clayton’s death in 1998.

She was also preceded in death by her sons James Heffelfinger in 2011, and Kenneth Heffelfinger, in 2019; a great-great-granddaughter, Kambri Folkers; and her six siblings (and their mates); Robert, Ray, Russell and Lyle Queckboerner, Lenora Bushman, and Margaret Hartman.

Mildred loved reading, word puzzles, crocheting, and sewing. She made and hand quilted her first queen-size quilt at age 93.

She and husband Charles operated a café in Chadwick for many years where her day began with baking five pies before their first breakfast customer arrived at 6 am.

Later, during her marriage to Clayton, she took on the responsibility for the farm bookkeeping and delivery of eggs through several counties, all the while sewing, hemming and mending for many customers and family.

She leaves a blended, loving family of adult children, Ronald (Lorie) Heffelfinger of Winnebago, Nancy (Richard) Janssen of Milledgeville, Eldon (Kathy) Kaul of Blaine, Minnesota, Kenneth (Chris) Kaul of LeClaire, Iowa, Theresa Heffelfinger of Sterling, and Sandi Heffelfinger of Englewood, Colorado; grandchildren, Daniel (Debbie) Janssen, Joseph (Donna) Janssen, Deana Janssen, Rhonda (Tom) Stead, Tim (Amy) Heffelfinger, Ted (Lynn) Heffelfinger, Todd (Michelle) Heffelfinger, Trica (Nick) McNiece, Kristen

(David) Finch, Scott (Nichelle) Kaul, Brian (Anne) Kaul, Patrick (Eli) Kaul, and Kelly (Chris) Menge; 28 great-grandchildren; 14 great-great-grandchildren; and last but not least, many special and loved nieces and nephews who were her add-on children.

Services are being planned for Sept. 25 for family and friends to celebrate her life, shortly after she would have turned 105. Save the date!

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FARM BUREAU

April is the official National Soy Foods Month A

pril is National Soy Foods Month. National Soy Foods Month in April encourages everyone to include soy as part of their cooking all month long.

Soy is the only plant-based complete protein containing all the essential amino acids like animal proteins do.

For those who do not know, protein is the most important macro nutrient in our diets. Most people do not eat enough protein each day so this is one more way to get in your fill in addition to the animal protein you are eating.

Soy foods contain omega-3 fats, essential polyunsaturated fats.

Omega-3 fats are linked to a lower risk of cardiovascular disease. Soy foods are a great source of vitamins and minerals. B-vitamins, iron, zinc and an array of antioxidants round out the nutritional qualities of soy.

Ag in the Classroom is also celebrating April as Soy Month.

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Illinois Farm Bureau, Feeding Illinois, and the University of Illinois Prairie Research Institute have begun a Farm to Food Bank Feasibility Study.

During COVID-19, farmers witnessed the importance of the USDA Farms to Families Food Box Program which purchased food product from farmers, worked with distrib-

COMMENTARY AT A GLANCE Chastity Welch utors to package the food into family-size boxes, and transported the food to food banks for those in need.

This program showed that food banks purchasing directly from farms helps increase food access and farm profitability.

We have a unique opportunity to identify and build a long-term market and infrastructure where Illinois farmers can supply and grow food directly for Illinois food banks.

However, to build viable system we need to hear from our farmers, specifically: livestock, dairy, grain and specialty crop farmers.

Their input will help explore new markets, understand barriers, and develop infrastructure to build a future Farm-to-Foodbank Program.

Farmer members, please fill out the survey at http://go.illinois.edu/ farm2foodbanksurvey by April 30

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We will be hosting a community blood drive on Tuesday, April 27 from 3-6 p.m. at the Naaman Diehl Auditorium located at 811 S Clay Street in Mt. Carroll. To donate, call 1-800-747-5401 or please visit www.

Carroll County Farm Bureau members can place up to two free classified ads per week, with a limit of 250 characters per ad (not including spaces).

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We spread the ball around and got everybody involved, so that was awesome.”

West Carroll (0-2) was able to have a few effective plays in the second half. Aaron Becker hauled in a 22-yard pass from fellow freshman AJ Boardman, while Devin Davis got loose for a 31-yard run.

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Henze was involved in the next two scores as well. He scampered in FREEPORT – Trouble was brew- from 17 yards virtually untouched, ing for the West Carroll football then hooked up with Wyatt Baber team from the opening kickoff on an 80-yard TD pass to up the against Eastland-Pearl City. margin to 30-0 with 3:30 remaining The Thunder committed the first until halftime. of their four turnovers on that An interception by the Wildcatz’ special teams play, the Wildcatz Tyson Clark gave EPC one more pounced, and went on to a 44-0 vicchance before halftime. Krell took tory on April 3 in Freeport. Most of advantage with a 39-yard TD run the second half was played with a with :56.2 on the clock to up the running clock.

“We talked about it all week that margin to 36-0.

It became a running clock game we needed to come out fast and put after the second-half kickoff. That ‘em away early, and our guys really bought into that,” EPC coach Jared was handled by Krell, who took it McNutt said. “They played really, 75 yards to the house.

“I bobbled it a little bit, picked it really hard.”

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