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STOCKTON — The Pearl City man shot and killed by a Stockton Police officer March 29 was a longtime drug dealer with convictions in Jo Daviess, Carroll and Whiteside counties, and a registered sex offender in Florida and Illinois.

Troy J. Boyle, 41, was shot shortly after noon at the intersection of West Front Avenue and

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State police Troy J. Boyle would not confirm media reports that Boyle fired at the officer.

He was pronounced dead at FHN Memorial Hospital in Freeport, the Stephenson County coroner said in a news release. An autopsy was done Thursday; toxicology results will take a a few weeks.

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body camera was out of service; video from various squad cars is being reviewed, and witnesses are being questioned, the ISP release said.

As is procedure, the officer is on administrative leave. The results of the investigation will be given to the Jo Daviess County state’s attorney’s office, which will determine if charges are warranted.

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SAVANNA – Marne LaSalle and Roger Husband expressed their displeasure at the prospect of the city allowing chickens within city limits.

The City Council has directed Public Works Director John Lindeman and City Attorney Phil Jensen to compose an ordinance that would allow for conditional use, with a specific set of limitations placed in each individual request. The ordinance would require a public hearing, an announcement placed in a newspaper, and council approval.

“I don’t want to be having my granddaughter’s birthday in my backyard and seeing a chicken coop 20 feet away,” LaSalle said.

Mayor Peg Haffey encouraged those opposed to chickens being allowed in the city to attend the public meeting and express their concerns.

Jensen said, “The fact that the council is considering it should not be construed that it is going to be approved.”

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• The council passed the second reading of an ordinance that will prohibit the possession or cultivation of cannabis or drug paraphernalia within the city. This squares city ordinances with a state law change last July that makes possession of 10 grams or less of marijuna or paraphernalia a civil offense rather than a criminal one. Police Chief Michael Moon and his department had requested, for reasons of ease of enforcement, a city ordinance declaring the same be drafted and passed.

Now, an offender would be able to pay a city ordinance fine without going through the court system.

• The Finance Committee recommended having the firm of Winkel, Parker and Foster perform the city’s annual auditing for the next 3 years, despite having a somewhat higher price tag than the other firm considered. Finance Committee Chairman Bill Robinson said this decision was made largely due to the firm’s familiarity with the city’s grant funds, TIF districts and other issues.

• Mayor Peg Haffey sought and received approval for her appointments, including Robert Haffey (1-year term), Craig Hatteberg (3 years) and Shawn Picolotti (3 years) to the Planning and Zoning Board, and Stacey Lamp to the Police Pension Board for 2 years.

• Public Works Superintendent John Lindeman said work continues on the wastewater sewer plant, with prefab concrete structure being set for the lift station behind the fire department, part of the roof installed on the head works building, and additional work being done on the Bowen Street lift station. He said things were progressing on schedule.

He added that he expected to see a final bill for the street project from Brandt Construction within a couple of weeks, with the expectation that that project should be closed out soon.

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SAVANNA – Discontinuing most recycling services at the transfer station will be bad for Savanna businesses.

That’s what a number of business owners and others told the City Council during its March 28 meeting.

Businessman and former Mayor Larry Stebbins said it is difficult to find a place to haul recyclables. That, he said, makes an already difficult economic climate even tougher for Savanna businesses.

“Trying to enforce a beautification ordinance on dumpsters will also result in the kinds of problems that can’t be afforded by either the city or businesses,” Stebbins said.

He said the city “can’t afford not to keep” the tranfser station in operation, saying that the number of businesses that have closed in Savanna in recent years “represent lost sales tax dollars, lost property tax dollars, and most of all, paychecks.”

“Any edge that we can give a business in Savanna … is an edge for Savanna.

Charge what we need to make it work.”

The station is slated to close May 1. Residents will still have unlimited curbside recycling service available, with pickup every 2 weeks.

Public Works Superintendent John Lindeman said he would be happy to provide a feasibility student that showed the city had lost $15,000 by operating the station in the previous year.

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MOUNT CARROLL – A committee is considering whether to renovate or replace the town’s 54-year-old pool.

A feasibility study, which will cost $3,000, is being done by Roger Schamberger of Burbach Aquatics Inc. in Platteville, Wisconsin. The money is coming from the city’s recreation fund.

Burbach did an initial study in 2010 that determined the pool had a life expectancy of about 10 years, so now’s the time to make a decision, city officials said.

Although popular – 6,293 swimmers used the pool last summer – it loses about $8,000 a year, Alderman Joe Grim said.

City Clerk Julie Cuckler said the

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According to the ISP: Officers received a call around noon about three suspicious people going to and from a vehicle on Blackhawk Drive. Boyle, who owned the vehicle, had just stolen gas from a gas station, the car somehow became disabled and shortly before police arrived, he poured gas on it and set it on fire.

The Stockton officer, first on the scene, shot Boyle at 12:04 p.m.

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“That’s pretty substantial,” Lindeman said.

Alderman Bill Robinson said Moring Disposal had indicated a willingness to pick up recyclables from businesses, “but there would be a charge for it.”

Sara Purdom, owner of Tangles hair salon, worried people could deposit ther recylable materials in front of her home to get around the station’s closing.

“I would urge business owners to take it upon themselves to solve their issue,” Lindeman said, “and contact commercial carriers and ask them to provide service. … I don’t think Moring would be opposed to doing it. … A

Mount Carroll Pool Committee members are Chairman Reid Law, Paul Kaczmarski, Molly McDonough, Kate Hansen, Tony Herrell, Jody Purlee, Joe Grim, Paula Watson, and Lynette Forth.

They next meet at 5 p.m. April 25 at City Hall, 302 N. Main St. Go to mtcarrollil.org or call 815-244-4424 for more information.

Lifeguards wanted The Mount Carroll pool, 505 E. Seminary St., opens Memorial Day weekend and closes right after Labor Day. Lifeguards are needed; applications are being taken through April 12. They are available at City Hall, and at West Carroll High School, Milledgeville High School and Eastland Junior and Senior High Schools. Find Mt. Carroll swimming pool on Facebook for more information. pool took in $38,980 for the 2016 season, but $10,000 of that was a grant from the Mount Carroll Rotary Club. Expenses for the season were $37,376.

“We’ve always gone over anywhere from $2,000 to $9,000 in a year, because of chemicals, utilities, and other costs,” Cuckler said.

with Boyle were Timothy Hess, 41, of Stockton, and an unidentified woman.

Both gave statements to investigators. Hess was taken to Jo Daviess County Jail on unrelated warrants; the woman was released.

A third, uninvolved witness also is cooperating, the release said.

According to online court records, Boyle had an extensive felony history – at least seven convictions in three counties, going back more than 20 years, and Hess, too, is a convicted coke dealer: • In 2005, Boyle was sentenced in Carroll County lot of small and commercial businesses could actually have the curbside refuse and recycling for their businesses.”

“Recycling’s kind of a big deal,” Purdom said. “It may not seem like it to this council, apparently, but it is.” She said she understood the issue of people from other areas bringing in their recycling.

“The main problem’s $15,000 upside down,” Alderman Chris James said.

“Then let’s figure that out. et’s not just close down the recycling center; that just seems absurd,” Purdom said. “If I am upside down $15,000 in my beauty shop, I’m not going to just close it; I’m going to figure it out.”

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“There were years when we had to put in a lift and a drain system.

The lift was $3,500 in 2012-13, and the drain system was $4,500 in 2011-12. During those years, the general fund subsidized the pool fund for expenses, especially those high-dollar items.”

The committee’s goal is to

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• In 2003, he was indicted in Jo Daviess County for dealing cocaine; that felony charge was dismissed 3 years later, after defense won a motion to suppress evidence that the appellate court upheld.

• In May 2003, Boyle was convicted in Polk County, Florida, of lewd and lacivious battery of a 15-year-old. He was 26.

• He was indicted in Jo Daviess County in 1999 and sentenced in 2001 to 2 years, 6 months for speak with Moring about service seemed to be the way to go.

“But residents that live outside the city limits are just screwed?” Purdom asked.

“It was never intended to be a regional recycling center,” Lindeman said. “It was meant for the City of Savanna residents to use.”

He talked about the difficulty of requiring stickers, posting more of his public works crew at the station, and incurring more costs.

“I agree with you, recycling is a very important thing, but the citizens of Savanna are who we have to look out for.”

Meanwhile, the council approved a 4-year contract through April 30, 2021, with Moring, based in Forreston,

come close to breaking even on operations, Schamberger said.

The nine committee members will discuss whether to keep the pool at its current location or to move it, and if so, where; whether to make it bigger, and what features might be added.

Until those issues are worked out, it’s too soon to talk costs, Schamberger said.

“When we get it determined, the size of your facility and the type of sanitizer and filtration, we’ll work toward getting that number.

We have to look at staffing, utility needs, water, electric, and other costs,” he said.

Members also will look at competing pools within 35 miles of Mount Carroll, among them Freeport, Lake Carroll, Lena, Morrison, Polo, Savanna, and Stockton.

knowingly damaging property; as part of a plea agreement, two counts of committing a hate crime were dismissed.

• In 1998, he was charged in two Jo Daviess cases, one with burglary, theft, the other with two counts of aggravated battery. He was sentenced to a year of conditional discharge for the theft and a year for a reduced charge of battery, sentences to run concurrently; the other charges were dismissed.

• In 1997, he was sentenced in Jo Daviess to 2 years for selling narcotics in 1995. Online records didn’t for waste pickup and removal. Some of the major changes to the contract included: • Raising the current recycling rate from $9.33 to $10.33 per month.

• Raising the fee for every extra bag more than 2 of garbage from $1 to $2 per sticker.

• Installing an annual rate hike of 30 cents per residential unit charge for each fiscal year.

• Beginning May 1, the trucking rate for solid waste/transfer station pickup will have an automatic increase of 2.5 percent. Current plans are to discontinue recycling service at the transfer station except for tires, metal and yard waste. There is a charge for tire disposal.

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• In 1996, he was sentenced to 1 year in Whiteside County for possession of marijuana, and to 2 and a half years in Carroll County for aggravated battery.

• In 2001, Hess was sentenced in Carroll County to 2 years probation for dealing cocaine the year before; a second count was dismissed • In 2003, he was sentenced in to 3 years, also in Carroll County, for selling 10 to 15 grams of cocaine; a second count of dealing 15 to 100 grams was dismissed.

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MOUNT CARROLL – Residents along sections of Mill Street can expect new sewer lining later this year.

The Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity announced on March 29 that Mount Carroll received $110,125 in a Community Development Block Grant for Public Infrastructure. A total of 40 communities statewide received $15.3 million in federal moneys.

City Clerk Julie Cuckler said the funds will be used for sewer lining work along Mill Street from Rath Street to Cole Avenue, including the Aspen Drive subdivision.

“It’ll be later this year.

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LINCOLN DAY DINNER

Whiteside Republicans told to support their governor IDNR director, state legislators rally the troops

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DEER GROVE – Entering year three without a state budget, there was no way to mask the frustration elected officials felt Friday at the annual Whiteside County Republicans Lincoln Day Dinner.

The party faithful gathered to hear State Sen. Neil Anderson, State Rep. Tony McCombie and Illinois Department of Natural Resources Director Wayne Rosenthal rally the troops at Deer Valley Golf Club.

Anderson, who represents the 36th Senate District, has been in Springfield for the duration of the budget mess, while McCombie is just getting her feet wet.

Anderson didn’t mince words when talking about the gridlock, especially when it came to House Speaker Mike Madigan.

“It makes me angry when people ask me when the governor is going to start doing his job,” Anderson said. “Why don’t we look at the guy who’s been there 40 years instead of the guy who just got here?”

Anderson said the Democrats have made no concessions to Gov. Bruce Rauner in the budget battle, and as difficult as the impasse has been, Republicans must stick by their governor.

“The governor has no choice but to keep pushing for the reforms needed to get us out of the mess we’re in,” Anderson said.

McCombie ousted twoterm Democrat Mike Smiddy from his seat in

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State Rep. Tony McCombie, R-Savanna, speaks during the Whiteside County Republicans’ Lincoln Day Dinner on Friday night at the Deer Valley Golf Club in Deer Grove. “The worst part of being in Springfield is the rules and how they manage the day-to-day operations on the floor,” the first-term representative said. the 71st House District in November. The former Savanna mayor said she is still trying to meet everyone in her district, and in her travels, she sees a lot of disgruntled people. She understands their frustration now more than ever.

“The worst part of being in Springfield is the rules and how they manage the day-to-day operations on the floor,” McCombie said.

McCombie said the General Assembly would be well-served by emulating local government bodies.

“If they managed things the way cities and counties do, we’d all be much better off,” she said.

Rosenthal, the keynote speaker, was appointed IDNR director by Rauner in January 2015. Prior to that, he had experienced the frustrations of state government firsthand as a representative of the 95th House District.

Rosenthal lives in Morrisonville, a small town in Christian County. He became involved in politics late in life, after serving in

the Illinois Air National Guard for 30 years, retiring as a brigadier general.

“I was flying F-4 planes and never really thought about politics, but when I retired, the party asked if I’d consider running,” Rosenthal said.

After a near-death flight experience in 1986, he said he figured he must still have something else important to do.

“People in the House asked me why I smiled so much, but when you survive something like that, every day’s a good day,” Rosenthal said.

Rosenthal said Rauner must stay strong against the “tax-and-spend Democrats” he dealt with in the House.

“Speaker Madigan has offered up nothing to compromise, so if we want things to finally change in Illinois, we have to stick with our governor,” Rosenthal said.

Rosenthal also talked about how hard budget cuts have hit his agency. He said IDNR had 2,300 employees in 2002, and today that number stands at 1,029.

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LANARK – Work will take place later this year to finish disabled accessibility improvements to Lanark City Park.

In a news release dated March 15, U.S. Sens. Dick Durbin and Tammy Duckworth announced $82,000 in funds through the U.S. Department of Agriculture to help with rural community development projects. Of that, $25,000 will go to Lanark.

City personnel said that in 2015, thenMayor John Huggins received a letter from the state of Illinois of a complaint of no sidewalks in the park. Sidewalk installation started in 2016, with half of the work completed then. The other half, as well as lighting work, will be completed this year.

Call City Hall at 815-493-2431 for more information.

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Donations wanted for kids’ section at library Prairie Advocate staff

MORRISON – A monthlong effort to raise $1,000 to buy and replace books for the Odell Public Library’s children’s department begins Saturday.

Also needed are letter-size copy paper or cardstock of any color; colored construction paper of any size; glue dots; sticky notes; AA or AAA alkaline

batteries; tissues; hand sanitizers; new or used Legos; and donations for its new educational play kitchen.

Go to http://shawurl.com/31hz and search for odell.library@gmail.com for a list of needed items, or make checks payable to Odell Public Library; the address is 307 S. Madison St., Morrison, IL 61270.

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t has started! High school baseball season is here, and unfortunately for you, you will have to live through it with me.

Our Eastland Cougars are taking things by storm, starting off with some dominant games. We are missing only one returning starter this year, and it promises to be another great year as long as our boys all stay focused and injury free!

As spring and summer arrive, this tends to be the buying season. Don’t forget to utilize some of your Farm Bureau membership benefits in this process. The IAA Credit Union in Bloomington is a great benefit. While not in our backyard, the people there are very easy to work with from a distance.

Whether you are looking for a home loan, auto loan, or even to invest money in a CD, their rates are all competitive. They also have a VISA card on which they donate a portion of every use to Ag in the Classroom!

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Applications are available for nurse practitioner scholarships through the Illinois Farm Bureau® Rural Nurse Practitioner Scholarship Program. There will be five scholarships, worth $4,000 each, granted this year.

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MOUNT CARROLL Easter egg hunt in Mount Carroll set for Saturday MOUNT CARROLL – There will be an Easter egg hunt at 10 a.m. Satirdau on the lawn of Good Samaritan Society-Mount Carroll, 1006 N. Lowden Road. Bring your own baskets. Refreshments and prizes will be served in the dining room after the hunt.

The event is open to children 9 and younger. The rain date is April 15.

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Millennials are those born between 1982 and 2002.

Small-town millennials are heading to colleges in the city and leaving their small towns behind. So how will these small towns lure them back?

Rural development expert and executive director and founder of Lanesboro Arts, John Davis, has worked on national main street programs and rural development programs. He suggests there are three key elements to drawing these young people back: arts, education, and coffee. Food for thought as we look at how to draw those back to our county.

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Farm Bureau Classifieds Carroll County Farm Bureau members can place up to two (2) free classified ads per week, with a limit of 250 characters per ad (not including spaces). Ads are limited to personal or farm items for sale/wanted to buy, or farm labor or services available or wanted. No ads for the sale or rental of real estate, garage sales, or commercial businesses will be accepted. To place an ad, call the Farm Bureau office at 815- 244-3001 by 4 p.m.

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equipment makers such as Moline-based John Deere and Caterpillar in Peoria/ Chicago, the state powered its way to the No. 2 spot in the nation when it comes to ag equipment-manufacturing jobs. The industry supports 321,000 jobs, and Illinois is

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They announced more books to follow, all derived from the antics of animals on Flaska’s farm. The book signing was sponsored by the Friends of the Lanark Public Library and the Lanark Public Library.

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THURSDAY Learn how to improve the quality of your life STOCKTON – Loraine McIntyre, owner of HarmonyFactor, will discuss the impacts of stress on our body, and some things we can do about it, including what biofeedback can do to empower individuals so they can begin to take charge of their own health and improve the quality of your life. The free event will be at 10 a.m. at Volunteer Hospice of Northwest Illinois, 105 S. Main St. Register for the event by calling 815-947-3260.

SATURDAY Hospice fundraiser set at bowling alley STOCKTON – A “Bunny Hop” bowling fundraiser for Volunteer Hospice of Northwest Illinois, Inc., will be April 8 at Stockton Bowling Lanes, 102 S. Ward St. Check-in will be at 5:30 p.m., with bowling from 6 to 9. A silent auction will take place, and prizes and food will be available.

The cost is $20 per bowler. To register or for more information, call the hospice at 815-947-3260, the bowling alley at 815947-3616, or Mary at 815266-8283.

tion, call Bev Lundquist at 815-244-9684. To make a reservation for the dinner, complete the reservation RSVP and mail it to Bev Lundquist at 1106 E. Benton St., Mount Carroll, IL 61053. Reservations are due April 1. If you have any questions, call Bev at the above number.

Easter egg hunt in Brookville BROOKVILLE – An easter egg hunt will begin at 6 p.m. at Brookville United Methodist Church, 17725 W. Chambers St. Enjoy pizza, the egg hunt and prizes. Bring a snack to share, and invite friends.

Poetry group performs in Mount Carroll MOUNT CARROLL – An open-microphone slam poetry evening will take place at Henry’s Double K, 834 S. Jackson St. The slam poetry cabaret will start at 7 p.m. A performance poetry group has been meeting in workshops at the Mount Carroll District Library, led by Marc Kelly Smith, recognized founder of the international slam poetry movement.

Smith will perform at Henry’s, as will guest poets from the Green Mill Tavern in Chicago’s Uptown neighborhood, and the Round Midnight jazz trio from Dubuque, Iowa.

Tickets are $7.50, and are available at the library, 208 N. Main St. Students and performers can attend for free.

Focus Point service at Lanark UMC LANARK – Lanark United Methodist Church, 405 Carroll County Cancer E. Locust St., will have its Survivor Dinner next Focus Point contemMOUNT CARROLL – The porary worship service and Relay for Life of Carroll separate kids experience at County Cancer Survivor 5 p.m., followed by a meal celebration and dinner will at 6. This month, Pastor be at Mount Carroll Church Jarrod Severing will share of God. Registration and music and message in this appetizers will begin at reflective service of Lent.

4:45 p.m. and dinner will Nursery is available. be served at 5:30. The invitations have been sent out.

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an informational program on Lyme disease at 1 p.m. at Savanna Museum and Cultural Center, 406 Main St. The event is free.

Mary Deja, park ranger for the McHenry County Conservation District, was diagnosed with Lyme Disease in March 2016. She will share her experience with the disease, its treatment and prevention, and the financial strain caused by the later stages of the disease. Lyme disease is the most common disease spread by ticks in the Northern Hemisphere. It is estimated that more than 18,000 cases have been detected in Illinois.

Free Community Shred Day in Lena LENA – Citizens State Bank, 102 W. Main St. is celebrating Community Banking Week (April 2-8) with a free Community Shredding Day at its Lena location. The public is invited to bring personal papers to destroy (maximum 100 pounds per person) from 9 to 11 a.m. at the bank.

TUESDAY “Seabiscuit” races to Odell in Morrison MORRISON – The movie “Seabiscuit,” adapted from Laura Hilenbrand’s bestselling book, will be shown for free at Odell Public Library at 2 p.m. “Seabiscuit” tells the story of a small horse who did not have much going for himself except his speed that went on a winning streak that landed him in “the race of the century” against Triple Crown winner War Admiral.

AARP safe driving class in Hanover HANOVER – An AARP safe driving class will be held from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Senior Resource Center, 500 Fillmore St. The course will provide a review of driving skills and techniques, as well as strategies and tips to help you adjust to normal agerelated physical changes that may affect your driving ability. By taking this class,

you may receive a discount on your auto insurance.

The cost is $15 if you are an AARP member and $20 if a non-member. Bring a sack lunch for this allday class. Call the Senior Resource Center to register at 815-235-9777, ext.

221, or 815-777-1316.

Illinois has mandated an insurance-premium discount for participants age 55 or older, in a driver safety program.

APRIL 12 Lunch & Learn for small businesses MORRISON – Morrison, Dixon, Rock Falls, and the Sauk Valley Chambers of Commerce have collaborated with Sterling Main Street and the Small Business Development Corporation at Sauk Valley Community College to bring a learning workshop, “Social Media: An Introduction,” to area small businesses and nonprofit organizations. Participants are encouraged to bring their own electronics to apply techniques in real time. This opportunity will be from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Morrison Institute of Technology. Cost is $10 per workshop, and lunch is included. To register, call Anita Carney at 815-8356294.

APRIL 13 The Last Supper adaptation in Chadwick CHADWICK – A modern day adaption of Leonardo da Vinci’s painting of the Last Supper will be presented at 7 p.m. at Hope United Methodist Church, 79 Snow St. “One of you will betray me.” Imagine yourself listening and experiencing the disciple’s personal thoughts as they express their concerns after hearing Jesus speak those words, and ponder their own inner self while scrutinizing the question, “Is it I?” In a joint effort, the cast consists of members from Fairhaven, Hickory Grove and Hope United Methodist Churches. This production is open to the public at no cost. A free will offering will be taken

APRIL 20 Friends of the Library meeting in Lanark LANARK – The Friends of the Lanark Public Library will meet at 6 p.m. at the Lanark Municipal Building,111 S. Broad St. The business meeting at 6 is followed by special speaker, Ann Young, at 6:30.

Herb workshop at The community is invited, Thomson library THOMSON – University of and new members are welcome.

Illinois Extension Horticulture Educator Bruce Black APRIL 22 will offer a program on Annual event returns to herbs at 1:30 p.m. at the Morrison Thomson Library. GrowMORRISON – The fourth ing and Preserving Herbs introduces attendees to the annual Cabin Fever Vendor/ Craft Show will be open different types of culinary from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at and aromatic herbs, how the Whiteside County Fairto grow them, techniques to use, and presering your grounds, 201 W. Winfield harvest for use throughout St. Some of the vendors include Scentsy, LulaRoe the year. This workshop and Lilla Rose. Items for is free and open to the public. Pre-register for this sale include jewelry, wood furniture, purses, soaps, at the library or by calling purses, spices, and more.

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Black at 815-632-3611 or by email at brucejb@illinois. MAY 20 See Elvis and Neil Diaedu. mond at Timber Lake MOUNT CARROLL – TribAPRIL 14 ute artist Steve Richards Shannon Chamber has will present An Evening bake sale with Neil Diamond and Elvis SHANNON – The Shanat 7 p.m. at Timber Lake non Chamber of ComPlayhouse, 8215 Black Oak merce is having a bake Road. Tickets are $20 and sale from 8 a.m. to noon may be ordered by calling at First State Bank, 1 S. 815-244-2035.

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West Carroll FFA has 12th annual chapter banquet Prairie Advocate staff

The West Carroll FFA chapter had its 12th annual Parent-Member Banquet on March 20. Chapter President Daniel Hartman opened the banquet with a greeting to the approximately 150 members and guests. FFA Advisor Mr. Mathey gave the invocation.

Numerous team and individual awards were given at the banquet. West Carroll FFA CDE teams receiving first in Section 1 FFA competition included the Varsity, Novice and Discovery Parliamentary Procedure Teams, Land Use Evaluation Team, and Agronomy Team.

Twenty-two FFA Greenhands were initiated into the West Carroll FFA chapter, and Celia Hartman was awarded the Star

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LEFT: West Carroll FFA Advisor Dan Hartman (right) awards his son, Daniel, the DeKalb Award on March 20 at the West Carroll FFA banquet. SECOND FROM LEFT: John Kustes awards Daniel Hartman the Tom H. Kustes $1,000 scholarship during the West Carroll FFA Banquet on March 20 at West Carroll High School in Savanna. The award, named after a lifelong livestock and grain farmer in the Thomson area who died in 2004, is for students who will prepare for a career in agriculture at a vocational-technical school, junior college, college or university. Hartman intends to pursue either a degree in Agriculture Business or attend a trade school, possibly working on HVAC certification. Daniel is the son of Janell and Dan Hartman of Mount Carroll. SECOND FROM RIGHT: Treasurer Natalie Shaw gives her retiring address. RIGHT: West Carroll FFA President Daniel Hartman presents Celia Hartman the Star Greenhand Award at the West Carroll FFA Banquet on March 20 at West Carroll High School in Savanna.

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Chapter FFA Degrees were presented to 11 members.

Hartman and the 20162017 chapter officer team then recognized all of the

Chapter FFA Proficiency Award winners. Hartman recognized the seven

prospective State FFA Degree recipients.

Hartman presented the

Chapter’s Honorary FFA Degree to Andy Dauphin for his contributions to the Chapter’s FFA plot.

Hartman was awarded the DeKalb Senior Achievement Award and the $1,000 Tom Kustes FFA Memorial Scholarship.

Retiring addresses were given by Hartman, Reporter Josi Anderson, Treasurer Natalie Shaw and Sentinel Luke Jones. The 2017-2018 West Carroll FFA officer team was also installed: President Emma Aljets, Vice President Leland Houzenga, Secretary Jaycie VanKampen, Reporter Devon Murray, Treasurer Shaelynn Williams, Sentinel Shane Houzenga and Historian Alec Tipton.

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ABOVE: The 45 West Carroll FFA junior and senior FFA members aboard a $535,000 combine. It costs only an additional $175,000 to purchase the 12-row corn head! TOP RIGHT: Mitchell Prowart, a recent West Carroll High School graduate and ag student, shows West Carroll FFA Advisor Mr Hartman how a pipe weld should really look. Prowant learned welding at West Carroll, and it spurred his interest in the field. He is attending MTI this spring.

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SAVANNA – Forty-five West Carroll High School junior and senior FFA members toured Midwest Technical Institute in Moline and the John Deere Harvester Works plant in East Moline on March 15.

MTI is a trade school featuring programs and courses generally varying in length of 7 to 9 months. Michelle Fossett, high school presenter and recruiter, was the tour guide for MTI who showed the FFA members the facilities for each program. MTI paid for the charter bus and supplied pizza and pop for lunch.

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4-H’ers give public presentations

Planting a garden? Check out the Mount Carroll library

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Carroll County 4-H’ers participated in the annual Public Presentations Contest. Brook Bradbury (left), of Savanna, did an original work entitled “The Goat Story,” receiving a blue rating, $10 sponsored by Freedom HCE Unit and a gift card sponsored by the Chadwick Lamplighters HCE Unit. Lilly Ebersole (right), of Chadwick, did an oral interpretation of “Fox In Sox.” She received a blue rating, State Fair delegate status, a Dairy Queen gift card sponsored by WCCI radio station and $20 sponsored by Odds & Ends HCE Unit.

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BY MARK KLEIN Savanna

Things are really picking up down at The Answer Fitness Center.

We have started the removal of damaged equipment and belongings.

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Ready to plant your garden? Take a trip to the Mount Carroll Library and check out its assortment of free seeds to get started. Now is the time to start your seeds indoors so you will have a great garden this summer. University of Illinois Extension Master Gardeners received a donation of seed packets and would love to share these with local gardeners. If you have questions about starting seeds or your garden, the Carroll County Master Gardeners are available for questions from 2 to 3 p.m. Thursdays by calling the Extension Office in Mount Carroll at 815-244-9444.

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SPORTS HIGHLIGHTS Varsity softball schedule

TODAY Leland/Earlville at Sterling Newman Rock Falls at Freeport THURSDAY Milledgeville at Durand Pearl City at Galena Scales Mound/River Ridge at Le-Win Amboy at Freeport Aquin Stockton/Warren at Eastland Fulton at Rockridge West Carroll at East Dubuque Ottawa at Sterling Sterling Newman at Bureau Valley FRIDAY Rockford Boylan at Pearl City Peru St. Bede at Morrison Scales Mound/River Ridge, Orangeville, Le-Win at Orangeville tourney (see full schedule below) Sterling at DeKalb SATURDAY Pearl City at Monroe, Wisconsin, tourney Sterling/Rock Falls at Morrison Scales Mound/River Ridge, Orangeville, Le-Win at Orangeville tourney Sterling Newman at Fulton (DH) West Carroll, Bureau Valley, Durand, Knoxville, Prophetstown, Stockton/Warren at West Carroll tourney(see full schedule below) MONDAY Pearl City at AFC Sherrard at Morrison Freeport Aquin at Durand Orangeville at Eastland Riverdale at Fulton Sterling at Moline Erie/Prophetstown at Sterling Newman Rockton Hononegah at Freeport TUESDAY Freeport Aquin at Milledgeville

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Eastland pitcher Tanner Giedd delivers a pitch to a Pecatonica hitter during Saturday morning’s action in Lanark. Giedd went 4 innings, allowing no runs on 2 hits, while striking out 7 in the Cougars’ 10-run victory.

Eastland at Pearl City East Dubuque at Scales Mound/ River Ridge Le-Win at West Carroll THUNDER INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT SATURDAY Pool Play (5 inn. Games) Stockton/Warren vs. Erie/ Prophetstown, 9 a.m. F/S diamond (Black pool) Knoxville vs. West Carroll, 9 a.m. Varsity diamond (Green pool) Durand vs. Erie/Prophetstown, 10:30 a.m. F/S diamond (Black pool) Knoxville vs. Bureau Valley, 10:30 a.m. Varsity diamond (Green pool)

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MARCH 27 Rock Island Alleman 14, West Carroll 2 Rock Island Alleman 13, West Carroll 1: The Lady Pioneers traveled to Thomson and came away with the doubleheader sweep of the Lady Thunder. Alleman pounded West Carroll pitching for 32 hits, while allowing only a dozen. The opening game saw the Lady Pioneers put runs on the board in every inning but the fifth, and they took the win in 6 innings.

Mattie Buller and reliever Roe Casas combined for the pitching victory. Emily Suiter took the loss for West Carroll. Game two saw Alleman jump out to a 3-0 lead after 2 innings, while holding the Lady Thunder to a single fifth-inning run.

The fifth, sixth and seventh saw the Lady Pioneers add 10 more runs to secure the win. Becca Barnett took the win in the circle for Alleman, while the Lady Thunder’s Riley Sullivan took the loss. “Alleman did not make an error all night,” West Carroll coach Don Mathey said. “Every player on their lineup hits well, and they have three or four pitchers on their team which will probably be competing for the Western Big 6 crown this spring.”

Eastland 19, Freeport Aquin 5: The Lady Cougars took the lopsided crossover victory on the road.

Rockridge 8, Morrison 3: Rockridge’s Jenna Swanson drove in 4 runs to lead the Rockets to victory at home. Kassidee Church belted a home run for Morrison, and teammate Lauren Rice added a pair of runs batted in. Rice took the pitching loss.

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p.m. upper diamond 3- Alden-Hebron vs. Wheaton St. Francis, 5:40 p.m. lower diamond 4- Orangeville vs. Scales Mound/ River Ridge, 5:40 p.m. upper diamond SATURDAY 5- Loser game #2 vs. loser game #4, 9:30 a.m. lower diamond 6- Loser game #1 vs. loser game #3, 9:30 a.m. upper diamond 7- Loser game #5 vs. loser game #6 (7th place), 11:10 a.m. upper diamond 8- Winner game #5 vs. winner game #6 (consolation championship), 11:10 a.m. lower diamond 9- Winner game #1 vs. winner game #3, 1:15 p.m. upper diamond 10- Winner game #2 vs. winner game #4, 1:15 p.m. lower diamond 11- Loser game #9 vs. loser game #10 (3rd place), 3 p.m. upper diamond 12- Winner game #9 vs. winner game #10 (championship), 3 p.m. lower diamond Schedule in case Friday games rained out SATURDAY 1- Orangeville vs. Scales Mound/ River Ridge, 9 a.m. lower diamond 2- Le-Win vs. Mineral Point, 9 a.m. upper diamond 3- Argyle vs. Beloit Memorial, 10:40 a.m. lower diamond 4- Alden-Hebron vs. Wheaton St. Francis, 10:40 a.m. upper diamond 5- Loser game #1 vs. loser game #2, 12:20 p.m. upper diamond 6- Winner game #1 vs. winner game #2, 12:20 p.m. lower diamond 7- Loser game #3 vs. loser game #4, 2 p.m. upper diamond 8- Winner game #3 vs. winner game #4, 2 p.m. lower diamond 9- Loser game #5 vs. loser game #7 (7th place), 3:40 p.m. upper diamond 10- Loser game #6 vs. loser game #8 (3rd place), 3:40 p.m. lower diamond 11- Winner game #5 vs.

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Sterling 9, Freeport 1: Freeport took an early lead with a run in the bottom of the first, but Sterling responded with a run of its own in the second, then broke the game open, scoring 6 in the third. Lexy Staples went 3-for-4 with 3 RBI. Teammate Cheyenne Harrington belted a home run.

Sherrard 18, Fulton 3: Rachel Huizenga had a pair of base hits for the Steamers in a home loss. Spenser Strandgard took the pitching victory for Sherrard.

East Dubuque 15, Galena 0 Pecatonica 2, Durand 1 Rock Falls 11, Rockford Lutheran 0 (5 inn.)

Byron 11, Rockford Christian 0 Erie/Prophetstown 3, Peru St. Bede 2

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Milledgeville’s Payton Harris throws a pitch during Saturday’s game against Polo. Harris earned the victory in the Missiles’ 3-2 win.

Milledgeville 10, Polo 8: The Lady Missiles fell behind by 5 runs in the sixth inning before rallying with 7 in the bottom half of the MARCH 28 Eastland 8, West Carroll sixth. Jocelyn Folkers had a double, 2 singles and 3 runs 7 Eastland 11, West Carroll batted in for Milledgeville.

Ciara Miller picked up the 10: The Lady Cougars pitching victory in relief. hosted West Carroll and Brianna Pellini and CJ Gray swept both ends of the each hit home runs for Polo. doubleheader in Lanark.

Cassie Bushman took the Game one saw Eastland pitching loss. take a 2-0 lead before West Knoxville 8, West Carroll Carroll plated 5 runs in the 7: The Lady Thunder third. The Lady Cougars responded with 4 in the fifth jumped out to a 6-0 lead to go up 6-5. Each team sent but couldn’t hold on. Isabel Perez went 2-for-4 with two base runners across the a double for Knoxville. plate in the sixt. Game two saw West Carroll take a 10-3 McKenna Sullivan, Josi Anderson and Emily Suiter lead before Eastland ralied each went 2-for-4 for West with 8 runs in the final two Carroll. innings.

Rockridge 5, Sterling 3 Dakota 9, Milledgeville Rockridge 7, Sterling 1 8: In a back-and-forth Stillman Valley 4, game, Dakota plated a single run in the eighth and Freeport 1 Dakota 15, Pecatonica 3 held on in Milledgeville.

Fulton 3, Peru St. Bede 0 The Lady Missiles scored Fulton 22, Peru St. Bede 8 5 runs in the sixth to take Orion 14, Erie/ an 8-4 lead, but Dakota Prophetstown 4 responded with 4 in the Oregon 2, Amboy 1 seventh to send the game to Amboy 10, Oregon 1 extra innings.

Le-Win 1, Pearl City 0 Varsity baseball East Dubuque 12, Stockton/Warren 6 schedule Fulton 3, Ridgewood 1 TODAY Scales Mound/River Sterling Newman at Ridge 13, Galena 10 Forreston Rock Falls 6, Mendota 1 Geneseo at Sterling Stillman Valley 20, Oregon 0 THURSDAY Byron 13, Dixon 2 Warren/Stockton at MARCH 29 Rockton Hononegah 14, Dakota 4 MARCH 31 Orangeville 6, Le-Win 3 Stockton/Warren 11, Galena 2 APRIL 1 Sterling Newman 4, Pearl City 3: Maddie Craft belted an RBI triple with two outs in the bottom of the seventh inning to send Newman to the win. The hit scored Trinity Martinez. Craft was 4-for-4. Laykn Waldschmidt earned the pitching victory, while the Lady Wolves’ Kendra Melville took the loss.

Eastland at Tuscola Sterling at Stillman Valley (DH) Morrison at Byron (DH) River Ridge/Scales Mound at Erie/Prophetstown (DH) Le-Win at Rockford Christian Life (DH) MONDAY Riverdale at Fulton Erie/Prophetstown at Sterling Newman Rockton Hononegah at Freeport Pearl City at Pecatonica/ Durand Sherrard at Morrison TUESDAY Eastland at Pearl City Freeport Aquin at Milledgeville Morrison at Rock Island Alleman East Dubuque at River Ridge/Scales Mound Le-Win at West Carroll Rock Falls at Sterling Newman

Milledgeville’s Nate Rahn singles during Saturday’s game against Polo. The Missiles held off the Marcos 3-2.

Sterling Newman 14, Warren/Stockton 8: In a back-and-forth game in Sterling, the host Comets scored 7 runs in the fifth and sixth innings to pull away.

Ryan Rude and Ricky Rank each blasted a home run, and Rude knocked in 5 runs.

Chase Graham added a pair of doubles and had 2 runs Varsity baseball batted in for Newman. results Sterling 9, Rock Island 1: MARCH 27 The Golden Warriors took Eastland 6, Le-Win 0: The a 3-1 lead after 2 innings Cougars’ 4-run third inning and tacked on 6 more in the was more than enough at fifth and sixth e nroute to the home. Eastland collected 8 8-run victory. Tyler Willman hits off Panther pitching, led took the win on the mound,

by Brighton Haverland, who throwing 4 innings and went 2-for-2 with a pair of allowing 1 run on 2 hits, while doubles, 2 runs scored and a giving up 3 walks and fanning run batted in. Brett Swalve 6. Turner Morse went 2-for-3 took the pitching victory, but at the plate for Sterling. Kaleb also helped himself with his Villareal suffered the pitching Eastland (DH) bat, driving in a pair or runs. loss for Rock Island, going 2 Fulton at Rockridge Swalve pitched 6 innings, innings and allowing 3 runs, West Carroll at East allowing no runs on 4 hits and walking 3 while striking Dubuque while walking 3 Le-Win out 1.

Sterling Newman at Bureau batters and fanning 12. He Freeport Aquin 10, River Valley was relieved by Haverland, Ridge/Scales Mound 2 Sterling at Geneseo (DH) who pitched a scoreless Galena 9, Orangeville 3 Freeport vs. Rockford seventh, giving up 1 hit Princeton 7, Bureau Lutheran while walking a batter and Valley 0 Milledgeville at Pecatonica/ striking out two.

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MARCH 28 Eastland 11, West Carroll 3: The Cougars pounded out 14 hits against West Carroll pitching. Eastland was led on offense by Brett Swalve, who went 4-for-5 with 3 doubles, 2 runs scored and 4 runs batted in. Teammate Reid Janssen went 3-for-5.

Ethan Christians pitched 6 1/3 innings, allowing 3 runs on 5 hits. He was relieved

by Brighton Haverland, who pitched the final two-thirds.

Pearl City 9, Le-Win 4 River Ridge/Scales Mound 4, Galena 0 Sterling 16, Erie/ Prophetstown 3 Freeport Aquin 14, Orangeville 0 Amboy 3, AFC 2 Rock Falls 10, Oregon 3 Winnebago 10, Dixon 0 Riverdale 1, Glenbrook North 0 MARCH 29 Freeport 6, Sterling Newman 5: The Pretzels scored the game-winner in the bottom of the seventh inning after the Comets had plated 4 runs in the top of the seventh to tie the score.

Freeport was aided by 6 Newman fielding errors.

Trevor Thompson pitched a third of an inning to take the victory for the Pretzels, while Newman’s Travis Williams took the loss.

Forreston 20, Polo 0 (5 inn.): The Cardinals plated 14 runs before the Marcos were able to record the first out of the game. Forreston’s Michael Singley led the offense, blasting a pair of home runs, a first-inning grand slam and a 2-run homer. Josh Flick took the pitching victory for Forreston, going 5 innings and allowing 2 hits while striking out 5.

Braiden Soltow took the loss, allowing 6 runs on 1 hit and walking 4.

Le-Win 10, Pearl City 6 (4 inn.): The Panthers won a suspended weather-shortened contest.

Freeport Aquin 17, Orangeville 3 (5 inn.)

Warren/Stockton 4, Winnebago 2 MARCH 31 Granite City 5, Rock Falls 3 APRIL 1 Eastland 10, Pecatonica/ Durand 0 (5 inn.): The Cougars scored a single run in the bottom of the second , then erupted for 9 thirdinning runs to claim the run rule victory. Brett Swalve

went 2-for-3 with a double, home run and 6 RBI to lead the Eastland offense. Tanner Giedd took the win on the mound, going 4 innings and allowing 2 hits while fanning 7 Pecatonica batters.

Milledgeville 3, Polo 2: The Missiles plated two runs in the bottom of the second and scored what would prove to be the game-winning run in the fourth. Polo scored its runs in the fourth and seventh. Matthew Biller led the Milledgeville offense, going 3-for-3 with a pair of RBI. Payton Harris took the pitching victory. Trevin Woodin went 2-for-3 for the Marcos.

West Carroll 12, Pearl City 1 Sterling 3, Champaign Central 0 Champaign Central 8, Sterling 1 Freeport Aquin 6, Warren/Stockton 2 Warren/Stockton 8, Freeport Aquin 1 AFC 4, Le-Win 3 Erie/Prophetstown 2, Orion 0 Orion 12, Erie/ Prophetstown 4

Girls track & field results MARCH 28 at Oregon 1- Dixon, 115 2- Oregon, 69 3- Dakota, 50 4- Forreston/Polo, 25

MARCH 29 at Sterling 1- Amboy-LaMoille, 87 2- Spring Valley Hall, 82 3- Bureau Valley, 66 4- Erie/Prophetstown, 65 5- Fulton, 50 6- Sterling Newman, 40 7- Riverdale, 26 8- Morrison, 23 9- Peru St. Bede, 17 10- Princeton, 2

Boys track & field results MARCH 28 at Oregon 1- Dixon, 199.5 2- Forreston/Polo, 97.5 3- Oregon, 52

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AMBOY Nice 2BR w/applcs $500/mo + lease & dep. 815-716-0123

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VACANY POSTINGS Eastland CUSD #308 Lanark, IL 61046 MARCH 23, 2017

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CDL DRIVERS NEEDED Must have CDL.No additional experience needed. Rock River Cartage Family owned flatbed carrier. $55,000$60,000a year.

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The Polo School District #222 announces the following vacancies: Openings: •Aplington MS Secretary •District Building Maintenance •Social Emotional Coordinator •HS Head Volleyball Coach Please apply online at http://polo222.or g/page156.html Position is open until filled.

3BR Home, Morrison area on approx. 10 acres with 3 barns. $2500/mo.

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Moring Disposal is accepting applications for CLASS “A” & “B” CDL DRIVERS for waste collection routes and waste transfer semi routes.

Ideal class “A” driving candidates should have a minimum of 2 years experience.

Class “B” and limited experience class “A” candidates will be considered for commercial and residential collection routes.

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Duties and Responsibilities: See list of duties and responsibilities at www.adonecu.org. Click on NEWS tab; CEO Duties and Responsibilities.

Requirements: • Bachelor's Degree in related field.

• Three to five years credit union experience.

• Accounting and Management background, as well as all aspects of financial knowledge, such as Asset/ Liability Management (balance sheet management), Investments, Lending, Human Resources, etc.

Cover letter, resume and salary requirement must be received no later than May 1, 2017 at: Advantage One Credit Union Attn: HR 204 N. Jackson St., Morrison, IL 61270 or by email to: aocu@outlook.com

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Whiteside County Sheriff's Merit Commission is accepting applications for 9-1-1 Dispatcher thru April 10th, 2017 at 9:00 a.m.

Applications can be picked up in person at the Whiteside County Law Enforcement Center, 400 N. Cherry St., Morrison, Illinois.

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NOW HIRING Sterling:

1st, 2nd & 3rd shift Mfg. line/ welders in Fulton $11/$13 Travel Agent/Admin Assistant P/T Material Handler 1st shift Assembly 1st & 2nd shifts P/T Bank Tellers General Labor Morrison Property Manager $12.50

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Part time Bank Teller $9.5 or DOE Experienced Parts Painter $14.75/hr Packaging and Production All shifts $9.25-$11.05 Forklift Operators- $10.25-$15/hr Electronic Assembly-circuit boards $10-12 DOE Parts Inspection $10. /hr Part time janitorial /building maintenance $10-$12/hr

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Normal working hours are Monday through Friday 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. The position requires an energetic and enthusiastic individual who interacts well with the people. The City of Morrison offers competitive wages and benefits.

Duties include but are not limited to: building and/or grounds maintenance, mowing and edging park grounds, painting, picking up litter, heavy labor working on a 2-3 person repair crew, performing work in maintenance/installation of water, wastewater, and storm water systems. Operate heavy equipment i.e. backhoe/ loader, skid loader, sewer machine, street sweeper, dump trucks, compressors, jack hammers, paint sprayers, sand- blasters, concrete saws, mowers, edger’s and blowers.

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