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n A look back at big football wins for EPC, Milledgeville and West Carroll. Pages A18-19

n We list the winners in the Carroll County 4-H Fair. LEFT: Dalton Duggan, a Thomson Sandburrs 4-H Club member, accepts the Reserve Best Decorated Cage ribbon from Ambassador Adam Rath.

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This very colorful float was just one of the many entries in this years Shannon Labor Day parade. The float was from Tamma’s TinyTot’s Daycare in Shannon and featured a fully loaded bubble machine which was cranking out the bubbles at full speed in contrast to the many colorful balloons. MORE PHOTOS ON PAGE A4.

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LANARK

Lanark’s newly elected city clerk resigns Accusations of fraud, poor job performance fuel 20-year-old’s decision

BY PHILLIP HARTMAN Prairie Advocate phartman@saukvalley.com 815-625-3600, ext. 5525

LANARK – In the wake of accusations of fraud and citing veiled threats of “legal proceedings” if she did not quit, the town’s 20-year-old city clerk has submitted her resignation fewer than 5 months after being elected.

Sabrina Yoeckel signed the letter at 9:30 a.m. Aug. 29 at City Hall. Mayor Ken Viglietta, City Attorney Ed Mitchell, also a notary, and an unnamed Lanark police officer were present, according to an unsigned email sent to the media from the Lanark Police Department email account that afternoon.

By state law, if an elected official resigns in a municipality with fewer than 500,000 people, the resignation must be in writing, signed by the person resigning, and notarized.

Yoeckel said Thursday that she was told before the Aug. 1 City Council meeting that she was being investigated for fraud. She has hired an attorney, she said.

She declined to name her attorney, or who told her she was being investigated.

Concerns about Yoeckel’s job performance – that she was not checking the mail, making bank deposits or completing QuickBooks accounting training –

were raised publicly at the Aug. 1 City Council meeting.

At the next meeting on Sabrina Aug. 15, Yoeckel Yoeckel told council members that she was making deposits, gathering the mail and had completed her training.

“Everything had kind of calmed down,” Yoeckel said. Then her attorney called her on Aug. 28 and told her “they’re going to go ahead with certain proceedings,” she said.

“From what I can tell, they were going to try to do something legally involving me not having my job any more, or I could give them my resignation,” Yoeckel said. “I don’t think anyone was specifically pressuring me. It was all handled through outside channels.

Nobody ever came to me and said, ‘We want you gone.’”

She said she doesn’t know who contacted her lawyer and said she was being forced out.

“Even if I did know, I don’t want to put any names out there to make anybody look bad. It wasn’t [Viglietta] pressuring me,” she said.

She found a resignation letter template online and signed it the next day, Yoeckel said.

“I don’t even know who

her attorney is,” Viglietta said Thursday. “Ed Mitchell was dealing with [Carroll County State’s Attorney] Scott Brinkmeier in connection with alleged malfeasance and issues with her performance.”

Yoeckel ran unopposed for the clerk’s job in April, after Jackie Hawbecker, who held the position for 19 years, decided not to run. The city clerk position paid $11,000 a year. Yoeckel also was the town’s utility clerk, which paid $13,000 a year.

After Yoeckel was elected, $84,000 in unpaid water bills were found in a cabinet drawer; she and City Treasurer Carol Kruzek were trying to determine who owes what, if anything.

At the Aug. 1 meeting, Ward 1 Alderman Haley Grim raised concerns about Yoeckel’s job performance as utility clerk. Grim said it was brought to her attention that Yoeckel had not been making bank deposits on time, hadn’t been picking up mail, and hadn’t completed QuickBooks training.

“If I was in that position in any job, any of us, if we didn’t do our job, we would have been let go,” Grim said at the time.

“This is the come-to-Jesus moment,” Ward 2 Alderman Lara Tallman said. “If we have to give you a list, we have to give you a list. You are a young woman in a very important position in

News release from lanarkpd@gmail.com Below is the e-mail sent to Prairie Advocate reporter Phillip Hartman at 2:05 p.m.

Aug. 29: “Press Information This is to make notification to you that at 930am today’s date, Sabrina Yoeckel tendered her written resignation from the elected position of City Clerk, effective at the time of submission.

Sabrina signed the resignation document that she had prepared in the presence of Mayor Viglietta, City Attorney Ed Mitchell and a Lanark Police Officer. The resignation process was completed without incident.

The required notifications as a result of this action are being made, as well as steps being taken to ensure that the daily business of the City of Lanark will continue with the least possible level of interruption to the residents.

End” this town.”

Lance Leverton, the other Ward 1 alderman, said Yoeckel had been told many times that picking up the mail was among her duties. He also said he saw her watching Netflix in the office.

“For me, I have a real issue – that you made the statement that you made these deposits, but they weren’t actually deposited in the bank. It’s fraud,” Leverton said.

Because that accusation of fraud was made in an open meeting, “It has to be dealt with, ceasing immediately, or I’d have to bring in an outside agency,” Police

August 18 - 20, 2017 Downtown Milledgeville

15TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT

Mt. Carroll attorney named associate judge

The family of TOBY BAUSMAN would like to say

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Your thoughtfulness at this difficult time has meant a lot to all of us.

the Illinois Courts, said in a news release today. He takes the bench Sept. 5.

Kane, of Leemon & Kane in Mount Carroll, received his undergraduate degree in 1989 from Illinois State University in Normal, and his juris doctor in 1992 from Creighton University in Omaha, Nebraska.

He was one of five attorneys, including former

Ogle County state’s attorney Michael C. Rock of Byron, to apply for the position.

The other applicants were Michelle B. BuckwalterSchurman of Morrison; Tina J. Coffey of Dixon; and Anthony V. Coon of Freeport.

Joyce, 69, was appointed in 2001. ​The 15th serves Ogle, Stephenson, Lee, Carroll and JoDaviess counties.

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to everyone who helped make the event a success!

Sponsored by Milledgeville Jamboree

THANK YOU!!!

For the tear off and replacement of my house & garage roof: • To the Eastland Council of Churches HIT Force • To Rod Grove and his team • To Family and Friends of the Lanark Community For lunch and snacks prepared for the hungry crew: • To the Ladies of First Brethren Church of Lanark • To the Ladies of United Methodist Church of Lanark For USDA paperwork & planning details: • HIT Force volunteer Penny Lauritzen Sandy Witt

Viglietta will appoint someone to serve the remainder of her term, Mayor Ken which ends in Viglietta April 2021.

The city may split the position into separate city clerk and utilities clerk posts, Viglietta said.

“The way our ordinance reads, the position can be the same person, but doesn’t have to be. The utilities part of it, if it’s not the same person, is appointed by the mayor, with the consent of the council.”

Thank You! Those 2 little words just don't seem enough to express the gratitude we feel towards our sponsors, the volunteers and the community that helped make our 1st Jamboree a success! A huge thank you to the Milledgeville Men's Club members that stepped in wherever we needed help or guidance - we could NOT have done this without you and the committee is beyond grateful for all of your hard work and support.

To Curt Eubanks and Jeff Lancaster at the bars - You guys have been one of our biggest supporters.

Thank you for accommodating whatever was needed to make it a successful weekend!

To every person that volunteered their time - which not only included our family and friends but also other community organizations, thank you! To every person that walked past us this weekend and thanked us or said good job etc, those compliments meant a lot.

Thank you to all the participants in all the events that took place. From the bands to the softball players and many others! Your patience was appreciated. You knew it was our first year and not everything was going to be perfect. We learned a lot from some of you and are truly grateful for that.

We are looking forward to start planning for next year's jamboree.

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OREGON – A Mount Carroll attorney has been chosen to fill the 15th Judicial Circuit associate judgeship that will open when John F. Joyce retires Friday.

John “Jerry” Kane, 50, of Lake Carroll, was chosen by a vote of the circuit’s judges, Marcia M. Meis, director of the Administrative Office of

Chief Matt Magill told Yoeckel at the meeting.

Two weeks later, Yoeckel told council members those issues had been dealt with.

She had completed training, was getting the mail and making deposits on time, even going so far as to check the drop box at least once a day and depositing those checks if she found them before 2 p.m., she said.

Grim told her to keep it up.

In an interview Thursday, Yoeckel denied committing fraud, and said any misunderstanding over the deposits was “completely unintentional, and due to the ignorance of my job.”

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They love a parade, and Homecoming, in Shannon

Photos by Craig Lang/clang@prairieadvocate.com

The Tebala Shrine Klowns from Rockford were just one of the many entrants in the Labor Day parade in Shannon on Monday. The parade was part of the weekend’s Shannon Homecoming festivities.

Saturday, September 16, 2017 For one Saturday afternoon each September, Morrison’s Main Street becomes a canvas for thousands of children, adults and families to paint their masterpieces.

Lots of food and music provide the perfect backdrop to this gallery of creativity and imagination.

Register Now - Online or at Morrison City Hall

This 1950 Chevrolet pickup, owned by Scott and Tami Kevern, was just one of the classic vehicles to run in the Shannon Homecoming Parade on Monday. Good weather and mild temps had huge crowds lining the streets for the yearly event.

You can register to paint your own 5’X5’ square on Morrison’s Main Street, alone or with a friend. For a modest registration fee, participants receive an assigned, framed space, a five-bottle primary color paint set, brushes, cups, stirrers and a palette for mixing colors, color mixing instructions, a logo t-shirt and lots of give-aways from Paint the Town sponsors.

Register online at www.paintthetownmorrison.com or in person at Morrison City Hall, 200 West Main Street, Morrison, IL

Early registrations for $13 must be received by 4pm, Thursday, September 14.

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Two people die in crashes near Mount Carroll Prairie Advocate staff

MOUNT CARROLL – Two people died last week in separate crashes north of Mount Carroll, the Carroll County Sheriff’s Department reported.

John Sobol, 65, of Mount Carroll was northbound on his motorcycle on state Route 78 just south of Elizabeth Road when he hit a drainage culvert and was thrown from the bike.

Deputies came upon the accident around d 5:57 a.m.

Aug. 30, and Sobol was airlifted to FHN Memorial Hospital in Freeport, then taken to MercyHealth Hospital in Rockford, where he was pronounced dead, the department said in a news release.

No further details were provided.

About 12 hours earlier, a Mount Carroll woman injured in a three-vehicle crash on state Route 78 near Lowden Road died as she

was en route to a helicopter.

Lawrence Andersen, 76, was northbound on 78 at about 5:30 p.m., about to turn left into a private drive when he was struck head-on by a southbound pickup truck driven by Ronald Preston, 72, of Savanna, that release said.

Anderson’s car spun into the northbound lane, where it was struck again by a pickup driven by Tyler Stricker, 25, of Savanna.

Sandra Andersen, 76, was taken by ambulance to a helipad in Shannon, where she was pronounced dead, the release said.

Her husband was taken to FHN Memorial Hospital in Freeport, which does not provide patient conditions.

Preston, Stricker and a passenger in Stricker’s truck, Nicholas Warren, 25, of Mount Carroll were not injured.

Both crashes are under investigation, the releases said.

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Erie native also wants to wear the sheriff’s badge Quad City airport officer/firefighter fifth to throw his hat in the ring

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ERIE – An Erie native who says he loves working with his community is the fifth man to announce his candidacy for Whiteside County Sheriff.

Republican Clark Mortensen Jr., 47, a 1988 Erie High School graduate, was a police officer in Colona from 1992 until 2000, when he became a police officer and firefighter for Quad City International Airport.

“I have never worked in Whiteside County, and want to serve my community and home. I believe I have a lot to offer,” Mortensen said.

The sheriff’s department has not had a lot of turnover, and he would bring some fresh ideas, he said. “I would be someone from the outside looking in.”

His experience makes him an ideal candidate, he said.

In addition to his 26 years in law enforcement, he served on the Colona City Council from 2001 to 2005.

His father, Clark Mortensen Sr., of Erie, is a retired Illinois State Police trooper.

“I have always been interested in politics. I like going out and meeting people and talking to them,” Mortensen said.

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to be a part of people’s happiness and safety.”

Mortensen earned his law enforcement Clark Mortensen Jr. degree from Black Hawk College in Rock Island, and served in the Illinois National Guard for 6 years.

In addition to his police work, he features local sports stars on a his talk show on Vintage Radio 105.5, WQUD-FM in Erie, and calls the play-by-play for Erie-Prophetstown Panther football.

He and his wife, school nurse Kara Mortensen, have six children, one grandchild and one on the way.

You can follow his campaign by finding Mortensen for Whiteside County Sheriff on Facebook.

Sheriff Kelly Wilhelmi is retiring.

He has endorsed Democratic Sheriff’s Lt. John Booker, 50, of Rock Falls, whom he defeated in 2010.

Also running are Whiteside County Sheriff’s Sgt. Kristopher S. Schmidt, 45, of Morrison, and Deputy Mike Lewis and former Rock Falls police officer Tim Fisher, both 46 and of Rock Falls.

The primary is March 20; the general election is Nov. 6, 2018.

Next generation depends on today’s teachers As the new school year dawns, a good resolution is for parents – and the community at large – to support local teachers as they shoulder the responsibility of educating today’s students. The region’s next generation depends on it.

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By the Sauk Valley Media Editorial Board

ack to school means back to learning for thousands of students across the region.

And it means back to the classroom for hundreds of teachers who are educating the next generation.

What a huge challenge today’s teachers face.

As they instruct their classes, they must do their best to meet the expectations of administrators, the school board, parents and the community, not to mention all the mandates placed upon them by state and federal law.

They must deal with students who, growing up in the digital age, likely have shorter attention spans and face all sorts of distractions – smartphones, social media, gaming and the like – that compete with the time necessary to learn.

They must deal with students who, growing up in today’s society, might be more likely to come from split families, or who must deal with family problems, including lack of adequate income.

They must deal with students whose

They go above and beyond in providing for students – by paying for certain supplies out of their own pocket, for example.

They watch out for their students.

In other words, they care.

Students would do well to learn all they can from teachers like these.

Parents should support such teachers, too.

We recall a time when parents always supported teachers. They were on the same team, so to speak, in the combined effort to educate young ones – the teachers in the classroom, the parents in the home.

Unfortunately, from what we’ve heard, some parents might not be as supportive of teachers as in the past.

Parents might not have the inclination. Busy parents just might not have the time.

As the new school year dawns, a good resolution is for parents – and the community at large – to do all they can to support local teachers as they shoulder the responsibility of educating today’s students.

The region’s next generation depends on it.

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR 90-year-old thanks Family thanks well-wishers birthday I would like to thank my contributors

friends and family who attended my 90th birthday open house, brought or sent cards, or gave me gifts. I enjoyed the day very much and sincerely appreciate everyone’s good wishes. It was wonderful to see so many of you that I haven’t seen in awhile and to reminisce about the many good times we’ve shared. I especially want to thank my children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren who worked so hard to make my day special. I’ve been blessed with a wonderful family, wonderful friends, and a long, happy life. God bless you all.

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They must deal with students who, plain and simple, don’t want to learn, who show a lack of respect, or who just try to get by with minimal effort.

They must deal with the show-offs, class clowns and troublemakers.

They must deal with kids who are unprepared for this stage of school.

How on earth do they manage it all?

Our observation is that there are plenty of successful teachers out there, and they have developed outstanding skills to motivate young people to learn what they need to know.

These teachers are positive.

They are optimistic.

They are flexible.

They have the right demeanor – genuine and approachable.

They have a sense of humor.

They have a way of relating to students that wins respect.

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CARROLL COUNTY FAIR RESULTS

2017 Carroll County 4-H Fair winners announced MILLEDGEVILLE: The Carroll County 4-H Fair was Aug. 8-13 at the fairgrounds.

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The Champion Crossbred Steer winner at the Carroll County Fair was Bradly Johnson, a Clever Clovers 4-H Club member of Lanark. The Reserve Champion was Nikki Ebersole (left), a Chadwick Achiever of Chadwick. The ribbon was presented by Carroll County 4-H Ambassador Katie Hoffman.

Archery: Gabe York, Lanark, Clever Clovers Tractors: Nevin Erbsen, Lanark, Clever Clovers Woodworking: Elizabeth Rath

Visual Arts Food Decorating: Zoe Fredericks Chalk, carbon, pigment: Kathleen Honchell Clay: Elizabeth Rath Fiber, Heritage Arts, Nature: Allison Duggan, Thomson – Thomson Sandburrs Paper: Izabella Fredericks Wood: Dalton Duggan, Thomson – Thomson Sandburrs Kits, Models: Zoe Fredericks Scrapbooking: Katie Hoffman, Savanna – Savanna Smiles

Beef Champion Beef Carcass: Peyton Urish, Chadwick, Clever Clovers; Reserve Champion: Jace Urish, Chadwick, Clever Clovers Champion Simmental Steer: Will Johnson, Lanark, Clever Clovers

Cats Best of Show Cat: Abbey Skiles, Savanna – Savanna Smiles; Reserve Best of Show: Aaron Becker, Mount Carroll, Savanna Smiles Best of Show Kitten: Adam Rath; Reserve Best of Show: Allison Duggan Best Decorated Cage: Kailyn Hutchison, Milledgeville, Chadwick Achievers; Reserve Best Decorated Cage: Dalton Duggan

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Emma Foster of Chadwick, a Chadwick Achievers member, won the Champion Dairy Goat ribbon. Ambassador Natalie Wilkinson presented the award.

Champion Crossbred Steer: Bradly Johnson, Lanark, Clever Clovers; Reserve Champion: Nikki Ebersole, Chadwick Champion Hereford Steer: Jace Urish; Reserve Champion: Quinten Frederick, Chadwick, Clever Clovers Champion Shorthorn Steer: Madyson Frederick, Chadwick, Clever Clovers

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Mount Carroll – Carroll County Kids; Reserve Champion: Austin Miller Champion Simmental Female: Quinten Frederick; Reserve Champion: Madyson Frederick Grand Champion Female Overall: Trevor Bickelhaupt; Reserve Grand Champion: Macie Carroll Junior Beef Showmanship: Max Eaton Intermediate Beef Showmanship: Trevor Bickelhaupt Senior Beef Showmanship: Madyson Frederick Club Group of 3: Carroll County Kids Master Showmanship, First- through fifth-place: Bradly Johnson, Nikki Adolph, Austin Miller, Alyssa Miller, Lanark, Clever Clovers, Nikki Ebersole

Grand Champion Beef Feeding: Bradly Johnson; Reserve Grand Champion: Madyson Frederick Champion Beef Bucket Calf: Lilly Ebersole, Chadwick – Chadwick Achievers Champion Hereford Hereford: Trevor Bickelhaupt, Mount Carroll – Carroll County Kids; Reserve Champion: Ty Bickelhaupt, Mount Carroll – Car-

roll County Kids Champion Crossbred Female: Austin Miller, Lanark, Clever Clovers; Reserve Champion: Nikki Adolph, Mount Carroll – Carroll County Kids Champion Shorthorn Female: Max Eaton, Mount Carroll – Carroll County Kids Champion Angus Female: Macie Carroll,

Champion Holstein Calf: Nevin Erbsen; Reserve Champion: Connor Erbsen, Lanark, Clever Clovers Champion Holstein Yearling: Peyton Urish; Reserve Champion: Delana Erbsen, Lanark, Clever Clovers Champion Dairy Colored and Other Breed: Dylan Houzenga, Mount Carroll, Chadwick Achievers; Reserve Champion: Sydney Scidmore, Chadwick, Clever Clovers Grand Champion Dairy: Payton Erbsen, Lanark, Clever Clovers; Reserve Grand Champion: Delana Erbsen RESULTS continued on A124

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Farm Bureau at a glance

By Chastity Welch Carroll County Manager

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s I sit here and type this week’s column, I am quite thankful for the quietness of a Monday morning at the office. For what seems like quite a while, I have a lot to type. This past weekend was more than exhausting, but it was also a great weekend for Farm Bureau events here in Carroll County.

Friday was kicked off with a farm tour for Congresswoman Cheri Bustos. We were approached about a week prior to the tour asking if we would like to host the congresswoman and her staff for a farm tour. Of course we would!

Our board knows how very important it is to keep in contact with our legislators and keep them updated on agriculture. We toured Lower Farms in Lanark, where Rep. Bustos was able to learn more about hog operations. Following the tour, we hosted her and her staff for a lunch, where topics like the next Farm Bill were discussed. A big thank you to Chris, Mark, and Jon Lower and their families for allowing us to tour their farm. Also to Char White, the lady in charge of the hogs! She did a great job explaining all the ins and outs.

Sunday finished off the weekend with the Young Leaders sponsored Farm to Fork. What a great evening!

What a lot of work! We have a great group of Young Leaders and their wives. In fact, most of the credit does need to be given to the wives who took this program under their wing and ran with it! I have wanted to do a harvest meal or farm to fork event for sometime but wasn’t sure where to start. Luckily, Augusta Witt has experience working with the one in Madison, Wisconsin, and was able to lead the group in the right direction.

Tickets had been sold for the event for the past couple months. We kicked off the event at Livengood Barn.

Once everyone gathered, we used hay racks and people movers to transport the group to Livengood Beef.

The event included a tour of Ed and Kali’s beef operation.

Ed spoke to the group about his farm and how he raises his cattle. The group was then transported back to the barn, where we had a great meal using local ingredients prepared. During the meal, the attendees were able to listen to our local producers speak on their farming operation and how they raise their commodity. Lots of questions were asked and answered.

A huge thank you goes out to all the sponsors, in no particular order as I am just typing trying to remember all of them. Thank you: Livengood Barn, Livengood

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HW: Help wanted for fall grain harvest. CDL not required but preferred. Daytime help preferred. Call: 815-499-8161

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.

Thursday to get your ad in the following week’s paper.

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Engagement of Hope Lott, Keith Roop announced Bryan and Karen McCarthy of Lanark announce the engagement of their daughter, Hope Lott, also the daughter of the late Steve Lott of Lanark to Keith Roop of Oregon, the son of Randy and Vickie Roop of Leaf River.

Invitations have been sent.

Beef, Neumiller Farms, Torkelson Cheese, Witt Family, Custom Catering & BBQ, Silver Moon Winery, Generations Brewery, Special Touch, Carroll County Livestock Producers, Torkelson Cheese, and Blarney Stone Popcorn.

Thank you to our speakers: Chris Flikkema for mc’ing the event, Jon Lower, Doug Block, Dan Lamoreux, and Matt Floming. A big thank

you also goes to the FFA members who were able to assist us with serving the guests along with clearing tables. Our steering committee of Augusta Witt, Anna Flikkema, Casey Flikkema and Ellen Rahn did an excellent job planning the event, along with decorating and making sure everything was in line! We will be meeting shortly to review and start thinking about next year!

Orphan train presentation at Morrison library Prairie Advocate staff

Eastland, Lanark and Shannon school reunion The next Eastland, Lanark, and Shannon schools reunion is July 21, 2018, at Henry’s Double K, 834 S. Jackson St., Mount Carroll.

Further information will be announced at a later date.

Call 815-864-2403 for more information.

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Nominees sought for HCC alumni recognition FREEPORT – Nominations are due

by Sept. 15 to nominate recipients for Highland Community College’s 23rd annual Distinguished Alumni Awards.

Recipients will be recognized at the Foundation’s October meeting. Nominees do not have to currently live in the college’s district.

The Foundation is looking for people who started at Highland, who have demonstrated community leadership and

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Reservations are requested but not required. To sign up, call the library at 815-772-7323.

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MORRISON – A Dixon resident will give a program on orphan trains on Sept. 18 at Odell Public Library, 307 S. Madison St. The presentation will be at 6 p.m.

Carol Chandler, a member of the Lee County Historical and Genealogical Society’s board of directors, will discuss the trains, which were conducted from the early 1850s until 1929. An estimated 150,000 to 200,000 orphaned, impoverished, or neglected children were taken from urban slums in the Northeast and placed in foster homes, many of them in the rural Midwest.

A grandmother of one of Chandler’s friends was an orphan train child. The

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professional achievement, and who believe in the mission of community colleges and higher education. Nominees with an earned degree are preferred, although nominees who took some classes at the college, or who took part in the Leadership Forum or Leadership Institute also will be considered.

Go to highland.edu/ foundation for nomination forms, or contact Pat Dunn at foundation@ highland.edu or 815-5993413.

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Calendar of Events

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When submitting information please keep it as minimal as possible – Who, What, Where, When and a contact number. That way more items may be listed each week. Send calendar information to: prairieadvocate.com by Friday.

Rummage sales in Lanark LANARK – A group of churches will have rummage sales from 7:30 a.m. to noon Saturday.

Participating churches include First Brethren, at 220 E. Locust St.; Lanark United Methodist, at 405 E. Locust St.; Trinity Lutheran Church, at 312 S. High St.; and Simply Free Church, 200 S. School St. Attendees can pay $2 for whatever they can fit into a grocery bag. Some items will be priced separately.

Call Bill Spoerlein at 815541-9420 for more information.

Savanna Alcoholics Anonymous meet SAVANNA – Savanna Alcoholics Anonymous meet at 8 p.m. every Monday at First Presbyterian Church, 502 Third St. For more information, call Kathi at 563-343-5888.

and create a wreath.

The supply fee is $10; registration is limited. Call the library at 815-2592480 to sign up.

SEPT. 14 Meal with local ingredients near Forreston STEPHENSON COUNTY – Tickets for a “farm-tofork” dinner with all locallysourced ingredients must THURSDAY be purchased by Saturday.

Chadwick High reunion Al-Anon family group to The meal will be at Keith in Savanna meet in Mount Carroll Hinrich’s farm, 4715 W. SAVANNA – Alumni of MOUNT CARROLL – Pearl City Road, west of Chadwick High School Mount Carroll All-Anon Freeport. The Highland from the 1940s through Family Group meets at 7 Community College agriClean-up time in 1980s can attend a “Fabup.m. Mondays at Church culture department, HCC Morrison lous Fifties” party at Manof God, 816 S. Clay St. Foundation, and StephenMORRISON – Volunteers Sessions are open to family son County Farm Bureau ny’s Pizza Banquet Room, are wanted for a clean-up 211 Main St. and friends of alcoholics. will present the meal, day from 9 to 11 a.m. in Social hour starts at which is a fundraiser for the city’s downtown to noon, with a buffet lunTUESDAY the ag department. prepare for the Paint the cheon at 1 p.m.

Food service sanitation Social hour with cheese The cost is $19 per per- Town day. class in Freeport and crackers starts at Participants are asked son; reservations may be FREEPORT – University 5:30 p.m., with a fiveto meet at the Morrison sent to Rogene Rogers, of Illinois Extension will course meal from northChamber of Commerce 528 Hill St., Lanark, IL hold a two-part Illinois food west Illinois producers. office at 221 W. Main St. 61046. service sanitation manager Complimentary local beer Contact Meredith at mor- course from 9 a.m. to 3 and wine will be available risonchamber@morrisonil.

FRIDAY p.m. Sept. 12, and from from Lena Brewing Co. org to register as a volunSummer sale at 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Sept. and Famous Fossil Vineteer or to suggest areas for 15, at Stephenson County yard and Winery. The RafSavanna thrift store clean-up.

SAVANNA – The public Farm Bureau, 210 W. ters Restaurant Catering & can fill a bag with summer Spring St. Events will cater the meal, SUNDAY items for $2 at the Thrift Participants will receive while Highland Community Worship times change Shop, 126 S. Fourth St. knowledge on food safety College agriculture and at Lanark church Eligible items include and contamination, employ- hospitality management LANARK – Fall worship short sleeve and sleeveee health and hygiene, safe students will serve attendservices will start at 10 less tops, shirts, and food handling practices, ees. Local ag specialists a.m. beginning Sunday at dresses, swim gear, cleaning and sanitizing, and will be available to discuss Trinity Lutheran Church, shorts, capris, and sanhazard analysis and critical how products are pro316 S. High St. dals. control points. duced or raised.

Services were at 9 a.m.

Store hours are from The cost is $100, which Tickets are $75, and can during the summer. A pot- covers the book, educa10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Fridays be purchased at the farm luck lunch will follow this and 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. tional materials, examibureau, 210 W. Spring St., Saturdays. Proceeds from Sunday’s service. nation, and lunch. After Freeport, or by calling 815Fall Bible study will begin successful completion, the shop benefit the Car232-3186. at 9 a.m. Sept. 17. roll County Help Center, participants will have to Contact Justin Ebert at Call the church office at which assists Carroll pay an additional $35 to justin.ebert@highland.edu 815-493-6286 for more County residents with the Illinois Department of or 815-599-3507 for more information. emergency needs.

Public Health to receive information. their certificate.

MONDAY SATURDAY Advance registration is SEPT. 15 Service to recognize Kids’ fishing at required due to limited Craft fundraiser at emergency personnel Thomson refuge space. Go to web.extenSterling hospital SHANNON – A Blue THOMSON – A kids’ fishsion.illinois.edu/jsw or call STERLING – CGH Health ing day for children 5 to 12 Mass observance to rec815-235-2472 to sign up.

Foundation’s fourth vendor will be from 9 a.m. to noon ognize law enforcement, and craft show to benefit firefighters, emergency serat the Upper Mississippi SEPT. 13 foundation programs will vice personnel, and emerRiver National Wildlife and Extension wreath be from 7 a.m. to 3:30 gency medical teams will Fish Refuge. session in Thomson p.m. at the hospital, 100 E. be celebrated in Shannon.

Participants will meet at THOMSON – Carroll LeFevre Road.

Knights of Columbus St. the Frog Pond Parking lot, County Master GardenMore than 30 vendors will 1.5 miles south of Savanna Wendelin Council Number ers will have a succulent be in the Ryberg Auditoon state Route 84. Children 12841 will organize the wreath workshop at 6 p.m. rium and classrooms 1 and program, which is open 6 and younger must be at Thomson Public Library, 2, with jewelry, food, health to the public. A procesaccompanied by a parent 1005 W. Main St. products, and other items. during the day. Participants sional will start at 6:30 p.m.

Participants will receive Each vendor will donate a are asked to bring their own from St. Wendelin Catholic information on succulents, gift basket worth $25 or Church, 18 S. Linn St., to poles if they have them, or the Shannon fire station, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife 14 S. Hickory St. An open Service will provide poles.

Wildlife service staff also will church service will be at 7 p.m. at the station. have bait and lessons.

Father Michael Bolger, A hot dog cookout will pastor of St. Wendelin take place after the fishand council chaplain, will ing. Registration closes celebrate the Mass, with at 4 p.m. Sept. 7; call the fourth-degree Knights of district office at 815-273Columbus serving as an 2732 to register a child or & volunteer to help. Listen to honor guard. After the service, light refreshments will WCCI FM 100.3 for canbe provided. cellation notices.

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The foundation’s goal this year is $20,000 from special events, to help with comfort care bags for CGH cancer patients, substance use awareness projects, and 13 other programs.

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SEPT. 23 Movie night at Morrison sports facility MORRISON – The public can come out for a free showing of the film “Sing” at Morrison Sports Compled, 15201-15499 Bishop Road.

The screening will start at dusk.

SEPT 26 Brain maintenance program in Sterling STERLING – University of Illinois Extension will have a free Wits Fitness brain health program from 10 SEPT. 19 Brain program starts in to 11:30 a.m. at Sterling Public Library, 102 W. Mount Carroll Third St. MOUNT CARROLL – UniExtension Educator Karla versity of Illinois Extension Belzer will lead the workwill have a free brain health course at Mount Carroll Pub- shop, which is designed to exercise the brain to mainlic Library, 208 N. Main St. Sessions will be from 2 to tain and enhance cognitive 3:30 p.m. Sept. 19 and 26, function and memory.

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Oct. 10. Extension Family Life Educator Karla Belzer will discuss information on OCT. 5 Brain tune-up course in brain health research, and Thomson strategies and exercises THOMSON – University of for the public to challenge themselves. Rrgistration is Illinois Extension will have a free Wits Fitness brain required; go to go.illinois. health program at 10:30 edu/brainhealth or call a.m. at Thomson Public 815-632-3611 to sign up.

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Infor for caregivers at The class is free, with Whiteside senior site sessions at 10 a.m. at STERLING – University of Sterling Public Library, 102 Illinois Extension will have W. Third St. Participation a caregiving series from is past workshops is not 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. on Oct. required. Topics include 10, 17, 24, and 31. how to get started in sharSessions will be at Whiing life stories, and includes teside County Senior writing sessions and activi- Center, 1207 W. Ninth St. ties.

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UNDERAGE DRINKING

New

brain research Brain plasticity

and the effects of alcohol

During peaks of plasticity, the adolescent brain is “wiring� two important brain areas: the prefrontal cortex (responsible for planning, decision making, good judgment and impulse control) and the hippocampus (involved in memory and learning). During this period of development, the brain must make the key neural connections to wire itself to become a responsible, thoughtful adult. Alcohol, which acts as a depressant, slows down brain activity and hinders development.

Neural plasticity refers to the ability of circuitry in the brain to physically change and grow new dendrites as a result of new learning and experiences.

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lcohol affects a teen brain differently than a mature adult brain. The brain goes through rapid development and “wiring� changes during the ages of 12 through the early 20s. Teen alcohol use can damage this brain wiring, which is essential to

become a mature, thoughtful, responsible adult.

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“The prefrontal area (responsible for planning, good judgment, decision-making and impulse control) undergoes the most change during adolescence. Researchers found that adolescent drinking could cause severe changes in this area...which plays an important role in forming adult personality and behavior.

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The brain is the major organ of the central nervous system and the control center for all the body’s voluntary and involuntary activities. It is responsible for everything we think, feel, see, say and do.

The brainstem controls vital body functions, such as breathing and digestion. The cerebellum maintains posture, coordination of body movement and provides long-term storage for memories of how to do things that involve our body — like riding a bike. The cerebrum, which consists of the right and left cerebral hemispheres, is the site of most conscious and intelligent activities.

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matter damage The brain is made up of gray matter (neurons) and white matter. Because alcohol suppresses brain activity, it prevents the teen brain from properly developing its essential “white matter�— the fatty-waxy coating which insulates the part of neurons that send electrical signals. Impaired white matter can negatively affect thinking and memory skills. — Dr. Susan Tapert (ref: http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story. php?storyId=122765890)

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Our brain is more complex than the world’s most powerful computer. It is responsible for everything we think, see, hear, feel, smell or do.

It even creates and directs all of our emotions.

The brain is divided into different areas that direct different parts of our body. Like a complex computer, all the different parts of the brain work at the same time – like parallel processing.

It does this through more than 100 billion brain cells called neurons. A neuron looks sort of like a tree, with “branches� called dendrites, a “trunk�called an axon, and “roots� called axon terminals.The tip of each “root� contains tiny sacks of powerful chemicals called neurotransmitters. At the top of the “trunk� is a tiny electrical generator called a soma.

The brain neurons communicate by sending electrical and chemical messages from the “roots� of one neuron to the “branches� of

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Dendrite receptors pick up the message and forward it to the soma.

A neural connection is then made.

another. If a thought or action is repeated often, the “roots� of one neuron send more chemical, and the receiving neuron makes more “branches� to receive it. The neural connection is strengthened until it begins to look like a bushy tree instead of a spindly tree. It becomes a dominant neural pathway.

Forty percent of our neurons are “wired� at birth. They perform automatic functions such as breathing, heart and lung functions, digestion, etc. The other 60 percent are waiting to be stimulated by our learning and experiences to make connections or “wiring.� When we learn new things, new “NEURAL CONNECTIONS� are made in our brain. This is referred to as “wiring� our brain. It is like loading new software into a computer so it can do more things. The more neural connections we make, the smarter and more capable we become. Alcohol suppresses brain development.

â€œâ€Ś it has become clear that, during adolescence‌ the brain is highly plastic and shaped by experience‌. Alcohol appears to interfere with the changes in circuitry that occur during learning.â€? —Dr. Aaron White, Duke University

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CARROLL COUNTY FAIR RESULTS

2017 Carroll County 4-H Fair winners announced A6

Dogs

Champion Junior Care and Grooming: Reid Witt, Lanark, Clever Clovers Champion Beginning Novice: Regan Scidmore, Chadwick – Chadwick Achievers Junior Dog Showmanship: Reid Witt Senior Dog Showmanship: Regan Scidmore

Goats

Champion Meat Goat: Kailyn Hutchinson, Milledgeville, Chadwick Achievers; Reserve Champion: Brock Dykema, Mount Carroll, Chadwick Achievers Champion Dairy Goat: Emma Foster, Chadwick – Chadwick Achievers; Reserve Champion: Hannah Foster, Chadwick – Chadwick Achievers Champion Fainting Goat: Adam Rath Champion Pygmy Goat: Adam Rath Junior Goat: Showmanship: Emma Foster Senior Goat: Showmanship: Brock Dykema

Horses Champion Horseless Horse Showmanship: Kirk Hoffman, Savanna – Savanna Smiles Champion Performance Horse and Rider: Jenna Ford, Chicago, Milledgeville Hotshots; Reserve Champion: Olivia Charles, Mount Carroll – Carroll County Kids Champion Halter Pony: Kaiti Collins, Polo, Milledgeville Hotshots Champion Halter Horse: Olivia Charles; Reserve Champion: Josie Gallentine, Sterling, Milledgeville Hotshots Champion Costume Class: Natalie Shaw, Mount Carroll, Milledgeville Hotshots, Kaiti Collins Champion Gaming Horse, Pony: Abigail Schmidt; Reserve Champion: Natalie Shaw Junior Horse and Pony Showmanship: Zoe Fredericks Intermediate Horse and Pony Showmanship: Izabella Fredericks Senior Horse and Pony Showmanship: Katie Hoffman

Rabbit

Champion Rabbit Breeding Pen, Reserve Champion: Wyatt House, Chadwick – Chadwick Achievers Champion Rabbit Market Pen: Zoe Fredericks; Reserve Champion: Daniel Bork, Milledgeville, Carroll County Kids Champion Rabbit Doe All Other Breeds: Shallon Wynia, Mount Carroll – Carroll County Kids; Reserve Champion: Olivia Charles Champion Rabbit Doe Crossbred: Allison Duggan; Reserve Champion: Marryn Wynia, Mount Carroll – Carroll County Kids Champion Rabbit Doe New Zealand, Reserve Champion: Wyatt House Champion Rabbit Doe Rex: Zoe Fredericks Grand Champion Doe: Allison Duggan; Reserve Grand Champion: Shallon Wynia Champion Rabbit Buck All Other Breeds: Jayden Forth; Reserve Champion: Shallon Wynia Champion Rabbit Buck Crossbred: Olivia Charles; Reserve Champion: Jayden Forth Champion Rabbit Buck New Zealand: Elizabeth Rath Champion Rabbit Buck Rex: Zoe Fredericks Grand Champion Buck: Jayden Forth; Reserve Grand: Elizabeth Rath Junior Rabbit Show-

manship: Olivia Charles Senior Rabbit Showmanship: Izabella Fredericks

Sheep Champion Market Lambs: Nikki Adolph; Reserve Champion: Kirk Hoffman Champion Pair of Lambs: Nikki Adolph; Reserve Champion: Kirk and Katie Hoffman Junior Sheep Showmanship: Kirk Hoffman Senior Sheep Showmanship: Nikki Adolph

Swine Champion Market Barrow, Reserve Champion: Bradly Johnson Champion Market Gilt: Quinn James, Morrison; Reserve Champion: Jackson Scidmore, Chadwick, Clever Clovers Champion Pair of Market Barrows: Bradly Johnson; Reserve Champion: Alyssa Miller Champion Pair of Market Gilts, Jackson Scidmore; Reserve Champion: Quinn James Outstanding Swine Exhibitor Award: Bradly Johnson Junior Swine Showmanship: Alyssa Miller Senior Swine Showmanship: Bradly Johnson Shannon Lake Carroll Tour WED., Oct 11th

Milledgeville Hotshots Katie Collins (left) of Polo and Natalie Shaw of Mount Carroll won the Champion Costume Class. Ambassador Adam Rath presented the awards.

Milledgeville Hotshots member Elly Dravis of Sterling and her calf received the Dairy Bucket Calf ribbon from Ambassador Kate Hoffman.

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ILLINOIS STATE FAIR

PEARL CITY

Area 4-H’ers place at dairy judging contest

Festival raises money for local charities

Prairie Advocate staff

SPRINGFIELD – Carroll and Stephenson county 4-H members were among winners Aug. 19 in the 2017 4-H Dairy Judging Contest at the Illinois State Fair.

A group of 39 contestants from 22 counties took part in the competition. Local 4-H members named to the Illinois 4-H Dairy Judging Team are Jared Dickman from Stephenson County and Connor Erbsen from Carroll County. First alternate is Payton Erbsen from Carroll County.

In the Top 10 Senior Division, of 4-H members who were 14 and older as of Jan. 1, Dickman placed first with 347 points. Payton Erbsen was second with 341 points, while Connor Erbsen took third with 325 points. Other Carroll County winners were Dylan Houzenga, at fourth with 323 points, while Nathan Erbsen took 11th place with 307 points and Rachel Scidmore

Prairie Advocate staff

Photo by Cindy Johnston

Local winners in the 2017 4-H Dairy Judging Contest at the Illinois State Fair included Far Left Standing Rachel Scidmore of Chadwick (standing, far left), Nathan Erbsen of Lanark (standing, fourth from left)). Payton Erbsen of Lanark (standing, third from right)), and Dylan Houzenga of Chadwick (kneeling, far left). Other local members missing from the photo were Jared Dickman, Connor Erbsen, Delana Erbsen and Nevin Erbsen, all from Lanark. placed 13th with 297 points.

In the Top 5 Junior Division, with 4-H members who were 13 or younger

by Jan. 1, Megan Busker

of Stephenson County took first place with 251 members. Delana Erbsen from Carroll County placed third, with 242 points. Nevin

Erbsen from Carroll County took eighth place, with 224 points, while Alaina Dinderman placed ninth with 216 points.

PEARL CITY – The fourth annual Pearl City Boulevard Bash and the fifth annual Pearl City Pitmasters cooking competition took place Aug. 26, raising $13,000 for charitable causes.

The Boulevard Bash committee was able to give $5,000 to the Conservation & Agricultural Partners Foundation, $3,000 each to the Pearl City Food Pantry and Pearl City School Needy Children’s Fund, $1,500 to Pear City Educational Foundation, and $500 to Pearl City Flood Relief.

A total of 12 cooking teams took part in Pitmasters, with categories

in ribs, hamburgers, chicken legs, ham, and this year’s mystery category, salmon.

Winners by category are. by team and chef: • Best in Show: Corn Fed, with Seth Wenzel • Chicken: Team Oink, with Bradley Blackmore • Hamburger: CTQ, with Chris Folagate • Ribs: Corn Fed, with Wenzel • Ham: Northwood Saucers, with Shane Edler • Salmon: Recreational Smokers ... we don’t inhale, with Ben Thomas A parade, kids’ water fights, a hog roast lunch, and live music were among other activities.

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THOMSON – Registration is due by Friday for a golf outing on Sept. 16 for the West Carroll Parent Teacher Organization at Sandburr Run, 5020

state Route 84.

A shotgun start will be at 9 a.m.

Tickets cost $40 per person or $160 per team, with nine holes with carts and 10 percent off the beverage cart.

A raffle for a quarter processed beef will be drawn. Tickets are $5 each or

$25 for six, with winners not required to be present to win.

To sign up or purchase tickets, go to westcarroll314pto@gmail.com or call 563-219-4501. Go to the West Carroll 314 PTO Facebook page for more information.

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Savanna Rotarians recognize Miners

Bochniak receives award from Savanna Rotary

Savanna Rotarians recently recognized members Tom and Gloria Miner for contributions to the club, and for each reaching the Paul Harris Fellow Plus One status. At the ceremony are (front row, from left) Bryan McCaskey, Rotary Club of Savanna president, Ann Murphy, Rotarian; Gloria Miner, and Tom Miner; and (back row) the Miners’ children, Tommy and Ann. Photo submitted

by JoEllen McCaskey.

TIMBER LAKE PLAYHOUSE

Classic rock show opens Friday at TLP Prairie Advocate staff

MOUNT CARROLL – The Broadway musical “Million Dollar Quartet” opens Friday, and runs through Sept. 17, at Timber Lake Playhouse, 8215 Black Oak Road.

Courtney Crouse will direct the performance, which tells the true-life story of one night in 1956 at Sun Records in Memphis, Tennessee, when music legends Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Carl Perkins, and Jerry Lee Lewis recorded together.

Record producer Sam Phillips narrates the 90-minute program, with “Great Balls of Fire,” “Walk the Line,” “Blue Suede Shoes,” “Whole Lotta Shakin’ Goin’ On,”

and other classic hits among the musical pieces.

Grant Brown will portray Phillips, while Patrick Martin plays Carl Perkins.

Newcomers Tyler Breeding and Erick Baldemar portray Elvis and Johnny Cash, respectively, and Ethan Ray Parker plays Jerry Lee Lewis. Parker also will direct the music.

The cast is rounded out

by Courtney Jones of Chicago as Dianne, Charlie Malave as bass player Brother Jay Perkins, and Kieran McCabe as Fluke, the drummer.

Performances are at 7:30 p.m. Fridays, 2 and 7:30 p.m. Saturdays, and 2 p.m.

Sundays.

Go to timberlakeplayhouse.

Savanna Rotarians raising funds for thermal imaging camera

org for show times or to purchase tickets. Tickets also are available at the box office, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. each day and during intermission on performance days, or by calling 815-244-2035.

The Rotary Club of Savanna recently recognized Ed Bochniak of Galena with this year’s Service Above Self award. With a plaque and medal are (from left) Emily Bochniak, Ed’s daughter; Bochniak; Christine Melaas, another of Bochniak’s daughters; Annie Bochniak, Ed’s wife; and Patty Acree, administrative assistant at the Carroll County Housing Authority. Photo submitted by JoEllen McCaskey.

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30th Annual

September 16, 2017 Morrison, Illinois

Duathlon 5k Kids’ Races Team & Individual Color Run -- For All Ages!

2017

Morrison High School, Morrison, IL

T-Shirts to the first 500 registered • Two Bicycles Awarded at Children’s Events (Donated by Mead’s Bike Shop)

RUNNER AGE GROUPS Wee Run: Pre-K-2nd grade Fun Run: 3rd-5th grade Challenge Run: 5th-8th grade 5K Run: All Age Groups Color Run: All Age Groups

Back again this year Pam Bush Memorial Award for Children’s Event

Register on-line at www.getmeregistered.com/harvest hammer $5.00 On-Site Registration after 5 p.m. September 14th

Savanna Rotarians recently received an update from Savanna Fire Chief Shawn Picolotti on a thermal imaging camera fundraising project. The club plans to raise $3,000 toward the camera, with a fall fish fry on Oct. 14. The fire department still needs to raise another $6,500. With a camera are (from left) Bryan McCaskey, Savanna Rotary Club President; Picolotti; and Savanna Rotarian and Carroll County Sheriff Jeff Doran. Photo submitted by JoEllen McCaskey.

Proceeds Benefit Local Youth, Education, Community and International Projects of Morrison Rotary Club.

Thank You To Our Generous Sponsors!

IN BRIEF Deadline nears to apply for scholarship

FREEPORT – Applications are due by Friday for scholarships from FHN Memorial Hospital, available to students in the FHN service area, who plan to pursue careers in health care. The Healthcare Career Scholarship program has up to three $1,000 scholarships, as well as a Volunteer Resource Scholarship program, which is available to an active member of the FHN Student Volunteer program with a minimum of 40 volunteer hours.

Applications are due by Friday. Visit fhn.org/scholarships for more information and scholarship applications.

Silver: Advantage One Credit Union, Nelson, Kilgus, Richey Law Offices, Hunter Body Shop, Morrison Veterinary Clinic, Compeer Financial, Triumph Community Bank, Central Bank, Morrison True Value Hardware, Rick’s Auto Body, John A. Tomasino, Jr. D.D.S., Circuit Judge Trish Joyce, Climco Coils Co., P & P Industries, Inc., Thecity1.com, Mallard Manufacturing.

Bronze: Happy Joes, Brinkman Building Center, Fulton Dental Associates, D&K Plumbing, Bosma Renkes Funeral Home, Rock River Lumber and Grain, Fitzgerald Pharmacy, State Farm Insurance, ReMax Sauk Valley, Northwestern Title, Inc., Moring Disposal.

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Book walk in Mount Carroll

EDUCATION

School food staff train on flavor, nutrition Prairie Advocate staff

PEARL CITY – School food service staff from Carroll, Jo Daviess, and Stephenson counties took part in early August at an all-day professional training on food flavoring and nutrition.

University of Illinois Extension and Illinois State Board of Education staff conducted the session, which provided participants with six hours of U.S. Department of Agriculture Professional Standard credits, to help fulfill annual continuing education requirements.

Diane Reinhold, an Extension nutrition and wellness educator, discussed meal portions, the reasoning behind portion sizes and calorie requirements, marketing school meals, and cashier training.

Marilyn Csernus, another

A book walk at Point Rock Park in Mount Carroll will feature “The Civil War,” by John Stanchak, in coordination with the Civil War encampment taking place Friday through Sunday. The walk is set up monthly by Pat and Keta Foltz, members of Friends of the Mount Carroll Library. Photo submitted by Judy Fitzpatrick.

School food service staff from Carroll, Jo Daviess, and Stephenson counties attended an all-day training in early August at Pearl City High School on nutrition and lowering sodium in food. Photo submitted by Nikki L. Keltner. educator, talked about sodium’s impact and the need to reduce sodium in children’s meals. Carol Erickson, a Supplemental

Nutrition Assistance Program educator, discussed ways to reduce sodium in school meals.

Contact Diane Reinhold

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IN BRIEF Essay contest now open from Highland College FREEPORT – Applications can be submitted until April 26 for Highland Community College’s Jane Adams Essay contest.

The competition is open to Highland students and high school students attending a school in Stephenson County.

A total of two awards will be given to winning writers, with $250 for high school students and $350 for college students. Teachers also will be recognized for having students take part in the contest.

Jane Addams was born in 1860 in

Cedarville. She established Hull House in 1889 in the near west side of Chicago, to give poor, working-class immigrants social and educational opportunities.

Addams won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1931, and died in 1935.

Go to highland.edu/ janeaddamscontest or call Highland instructor Kay Ostberg at 815-5993533 for how to enter the contest or for more information.

Tutors wanted for HCC adult education program FREEPORT – Highland Community College will have informational

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Sessions will be: • from 2 to 3 p.m. Monday at St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church, 607-641 E. Stephenson St. • from 6 to 7 p.m. Sept. 18, and from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Sept. 21, at Freeport Public Library, 100 E. Douglas St. Information will be available on what volunteers do, and how much time and what experience is needed. Tutors are needed in math, reading, writing, and English as a second language.

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SPORTS HIGHLIGHTS Varsity football schedule

FRIDAY West Carroll at Amboy Dakota at Forreston East Dubuque at Le-Win River Ridge at Galena EPC at Pecatonica/Durand Freeport Aquin at AFC River Ridge at Galena Stockton at Milledgeville Orangeville at Warren Edwardsville Metro-East Lutheran at Polo Quincy at Geneseo LaSalle-Peru at East Moline United Township Kankakee at Ottawa Yorkville at Rochelle Sterling at Rock Island Alleman Fulton at Bureau Valley Morrison at Kewanee Sterling Newman at Orion Port Byron Riverdale at Rockridge Monmouth-Roseville at Erie/ Prophetstown Sherrard at Peru St. Bede Spring Valley Hall at Princeton Belvidere North at Belvidere Freeport at Machesney Park Harlem Rockford Boylan at Rockford Auburn Rockford East at Rockton Hononegah Rockford Jefferson at Rockford Guilford

Varsity football scores

Craig Lang/clang@prairieadvocate.com

EPC’s Jarod Kempel looks for running room toward the sideline as Amboy’s Tyler Perry (70) and Victor Gutierrez (58) pursue. The ‘Catz Zach Lieb (42) looks for a block. Kempel ran the ball 13 times for 184 yards and 3 TDs as EPC took the 40-0 win in Lanark.

SEPT. 1 EPC 40, Amboy 0: Jarod Kempel did the right thing after rushing for 184 yards and 3 touchdowns in the first half en route to a 40-0 EPC win over Amboy. The Eastland-Pearl City running back thanked the big boys up front, sticking to the cliche answer of not putting up gawdy stats without their push.

“It feels good to do my part, but I can’t take all the credit,” Kempel said. “My line is the big reason.

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We couldn’t do anything without them. They’re the reason we win.

Yeah, we got some breakaways, but they do the dirty work. I’m thankful for them.”

On the other hand, EPC head coach Randy Asche gave an alternative truth. The Wildcatz line would block for 2 seconds, then watch as Kempel darted in and around the Clipper defense.

“I know he gave credit to the line, but the majority of that was him,” Asche said. “His agility, patience and strength paid off.”

Kempel took the first EPC play from scrimmage 61 yards up the

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left sideline to the end zone. On the next drive, he looked stopped for a minimal loss in the backfield, but snuck out of two tackles to race 24 yards and put EPC up 14-0 midway through the first quarter.

He capped a long second-quarter drive with a 4-yard score with 4:13 left before halftime. On Amboy’s next play from scrimmage, Drake Musser intercepted Justin Hart’s pass after the ball was batted into the air by the 6-foot-7 Peyton Asche. Braedon Heeren scored two plays later on a 6-yard rumble up the gut.

The Wildcatz (2-0, 2-0) weren’t

But with them doing the rugby punt, I knew we had to go after it. Those are huge as momentum changers.”

“It’s a big part of our game,” Dertz said, “trying to bring kick backs, block punts, whatever it may be. I’m happy to do my part.”

Milledgeville 14, Polo 6: Friday night’s 14-6 victory over the Polo Marcos did a whole lot of good things for Milledgeville’s conference implications, playoff aspirations, early-season momentum, and hosts of other factors. But perhaps more than all of those, man, did it just feel good to finally beat those guys.

“This was a monkey off my back, as a coach, but it was also off the team’s back and the community’s back,” said coach Jason Wroble, whose Missiles hadn’t defeated Polo since 2008. “It’s a nice win to get, not only for the rivalry, but for the conference and our season goals as well.”

Milledgeville couldn’t get much going offensively early, but was able to grind out a 12-play, 60-yard drive in the second quarter to negate a large first-half yardage disadvantage while taking an 8-6 halftime lead. All five of Polo’s firsthalf possessions advanced into Milledgeville territory, but the Marcos cashed in only once, and in the second half, they never really threatened to score at all.

Wroble said the difference was less about schematics and more about effort.

“We didn’t really change much [in the second half],” Wroble said.

“My assistant coaches really laid into them with some motivational speeches, and we went out there and executed better.”

Meanwhile, the Missiles’ offense wasn’t particularly flashy, but it was effective when it mattered.

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done in the first half, as sophomore Eli Dertz took down Amboy punter Reece Vaessen, forcing a fumble that Musser pounced on at the Clippers’ 15-yard line. Heeren scored his second touchdown in 3 minutes on a 1-yard plunge for a 34-0 intermission lead. Dertz played a part in another turnover for the Wildcatz, as he blocked a Vaessen punt near the end of the third quarter.

“That was just effort,” Asche said of Dertz’s special teams play.

“We initially wanted to set up deep returns and get walls established based on how they ran their punt.

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The Missiles didn’t attempt a pass play until midway through the third, and the result was perfect.

Quarterback Nathan Rahn saw tight end Grant Schurman sneaking past the secondary on a playaction pass and lobbed him a soft 22-yard toss for a touchdown to give the game its 14-6 final, the same score Milledgeville beat Amboy by last week.

“After last week, we weren’t really confident passing the ball,” Wroble said. “I was sort of holding it, waiting for the right time.”

Jacob Hartje led all rushers with 67 yards for the Missiles. Polo was led

by Brady Webb, who had five catches for 98 yards and added 21 rushing yards, but he was sidelined for much of the second half after taking a rough hit from multiple tacklers that garnered a 15-yard penalty on Milledgeville.

West Carroll 44, Pecatonica/Durand 0: Behind the running of Kaleb Hartman and the passing of Kody Plattenberger, the Thunder rolled to the victory over Pecatonica/Durand on Friday evening in Mount Carroll. Hartman carried the football 21 times for 231 yards and 3 touchdowns.

Plattenberger threw the ball only twice, but completed them both for 81 yards, including a 68-yarder to brother Kaleb for a TD. Morrison 26, Spring Valley Hall 14: Aaron Deter and Riley Wilkins each scored a pair of touchdowns as the Mustangs eased past the Red Devils in Spring Valley. Deter had touchdown runs of 4 and 3 yards.

Wilkins opened the scoring with a 3-yard run in the first quarter, and later scored on a fumble recovery. Anthony Buchanon and Steven Brust had the Hall scores.

Le-Win 28, Forreston 14 Orangeville 26, River Ridge 8 Dakota 47, AFC 6 East Dubuque 25, Galena 7 Freeport Aquin 35, Warren 8 Ottawa Marquette 35, Stockton 16 Fulton 37, MonmouthRoseville 35 Bureau Valley 33, Peru St. Bede 23 Kewanee 35, Riverdale 20 Orion 42, Sherrard 0 Rockridge 43, Erie/ Prophetstown 12 Sterling 49, Pekin 7 Dixon 42, Oregon 7 Rock Falls 22, Mendota 18 Byron 48, Rockford Lutheran 14 Winnebago 27, Stillman Valley 20 Johnsburg 40, Rochelle 22 Rockton Hononegah 28, Freeport 12 SEPT. 2 Sterling Newman 46, Princeton 0

AUG. 31 Sterling Newman 2, United Township 0 (25-15, 25-17) TODAY Sterling 2, Rock Island 0 Oregon at Sterling Newman (25-9, 25-9) THURSDAY Galena 2, River Ridge 1 Eastland at Le-Win (25-23, 17-25, 25-23) Forreston at Milledgeville Bureau Valley 2, Fulton 1 Pearl City at Stockton (25-27, 28-26, 25-20) Morrison at Riverdale East Dubuque 2, Polo 0 River Ridge at Scales (25-15, 25-12) Mound Freeport 2, Rockford Boylan Prophetstown at Sterling 1 (25-19, 14-25, 25-22) Newman Rock Falls 2, Geneseo 0 Freeport at Belvidere (25-17, 25-17) Stillman Valley at Sterling Dixon 2, Princeton 0 (25SATURDAY 23, 25-21) Milledgeville, Pearl City, AFC 2, Hinckely-Big Rock Freeport Aquin, Fulton at 0 (25-15, 25-14) Byron tourney SEPT. 1 MONDAY Eastland 2, Woodstock Stockton at Pecatonica/ North 0 (25-14, 25-20) Durand Eastland 2, Dakota 0 (25Milledgeville at Amboy 18, 25-21) Morrison at Dixon Le-Win 2, East Peoria 0 Pearl City at West Carroll (25-11, 25-11) Freeport Aquin at Oregon 2, Pearl City 1 (22Orangeville 25, 25-16, 15-7) Fulton at Orion Rockford Keith Country TUESDAY Day 2, Freeport Aquin 0 (25Eastland at Pearl City 13, 25-17) Le-Win at West Carroll Stockton 2, Stillman Valley Polo at Forreston 1 (24-26, 25-18, 15-12) Rockridge at Fulton Pearl City 2, Erie 1 (23-25, Sherrard at Morrison 25-13, 15-13) Stockton at River Ridge Le-Win 2, Forreston 1 (14Sterling Newman at Peru 25, 25-11, 15-13) St. Bede SEPT. 2 Rockford Auburn at Durand 2, Eastland 1 (25Freeport 27, 25-15, 15-12) Sterling at Rock Falls Oregon 2, Eastland 1 (2125, 25-17, 15-7) Varsity volleyball Forreston 2, Eastland 0 (3028, 25-18) scores Sterling 2, Dixon 0 (20-12, AUG. 28 20-7) Fulton 2, West Carroll Sterling 2, Princeton 0 (201 (10-25, 25-20, 25-14): 8, 20-7) Brooke Huizenga posted Rock Falls 2, Morrison 0 11 kills and 5 digs as the (21-13, 21-6) Steamers bounced back Bureau Valley 2, Morrison from a slow start to beat the 0 (21-9, 21-10) Thunder in Savanna. Also Le-Win 2, Mendota 0 (25for Fulton, Emily Schipper 20, 25-20) had 9 kills, Daekota Knott Sterling 2, Sterling had 4 aces, and Kylie Newman 0 (20-15, 20-10) Sweenie added 11 assists.

Rockford Keith Country Galena 2, Milledgeville 0 Day 2, Stockton 1 (25-15, (25-17, 25-16) Le-Win 2, Dakota 1 (23-25, 22-25, 15-6) Freeport Aquin 2, Stillman 25-16, 25-17) Valley 1 (25-8, 21-25, 15-7) Rock Falls 2, Annawan 0 Sterling 2, Bureau Valley 0 (25-12, 25-21) (25-10, 25-14) Prophetstown 2, Amboy 1 Sterling 2, Rock Falls 0 (17-25, 25-10, 25-17) (25-20, 25-22) AUG. 29 Sterling Newman 2, Dixon Pearl City 2, Polo 0 (25-13, 1 (20-13, 12-20, 15-12) 25-16) Sterling Newman 2, River Ridge 2, Orangeville Princeton 0 (20-13, 20-16) 0 (25-20, 25-16) Princeton 2, Morrison 1 Rockford Lutheran 2, (22-25, 25-14, 15-8) Forreston 0 (25-16, 25-14) Rock Falls 2, Sterling Durand 2, East Dubuque 0 Newman 0 (25-15, 25-17) (25-7, 25-15) Bureau Valley 2, Sterling Galena 2, Scales Mound 0 Newman 0 (25-21, 26-24) (25-11, 25-14) Le-Win 2, Tinley Park 1 Dixon 2, Sterling Newman (18-25, 25-23, 25-13) 1 (28-26, 23-25, 25-22) Rock Island 2, Morrison 0 Oregon 2, Dakota 0 (26-24, (20-14, 20-14) 25-14) Dakota 2, Pearl City 1 (23Rock Falls 2, Mendota 0 25, 25-19, 25-13) (25-12, 25-22) Mendota 2, Pearl City 1 Erie 2, Galva 0 (25-19, (24-26, 25-10, 16-14) 25-16) Dakota 2, Freeport Aquin 1 Amboy 2, Indian Creek 1 (19-25, 25-15, 15-8) (25-18, 20-25, 25-23) AFC 2, LaMoille/Ohio 1 Varsity boys golf (17-25, 25-20, 25-17) AUG. 30 results Orangeville 2, Scales AUG. 28 Mound 0 (25-18, 25-20) at Valley View, Cambridge Prophetstown 2, Annawan 1- Sterling Newman: 172 1 (25-12, 22-25, 25-18) 2- Morrison: 198

Varsity volleyball schedule

3- Orion: 203 Medalist: Cael Sanders, Sterling Newman (41) Other Newman scores: Jacob Rude: 42, Cody Britt: 44, Josh Payan: 45, Blake Wolfe: 48, Brady Moran: 56 Morrison scores: Adam Lindstrom: 44, Noah VanZuiden: 47, Corbin Wilkens: 51, Ryan Damhoff: 56 at Rock River Golf & Pool, Rock Falls 1- Rock Falls: 172 2- Genoa-Kingston: 185 Medalist: Nick Gargani, G-K (36) at Shady Oaks, Amboy 1- Amboy: 209 2- Hinckley-Big Rock: 231 Medalist: Caleb Sarff, Amboy (45) at Hidden Lake, Sheffield 1- Bureau Valley: 164 2- Erie: 207 Medalist: Colton Novotny, BV (36) AUG. 29 at Lake Carroll, Lanark 1- Eastland/Milledgeville: 210 2- Amboy: 216 Medalist: Caleb Sarff, Amboy: 47 E/M scores: Brady Balk: 46, Kaden Henze: 51, Dawson DeMichele: 53, Nick Kane: 58, Treyton Selman: 59, Riley Stover: 64 at Sunset, Mt. Morris 1- Polo: 183 2- Forreston: 198 Medalist: Lane Hopkins, Polo: 41 Polo scores: Trevin Woodin: 44, Mack Llanas: 45, Hayden Bittinger: 53, Justin Young: 57, Megan Call: 59 at Emerald Hill, Sterling 1- Sterling: 160 2- Geneseo: 164 Medalist: Nick Ceruzzi, Sterling: 36 Other Sterling scores: Nate Olson: 37, Jake Alston: 43, Luke Steinke: 44, Nathaniel Stout: 46, Joe Sivita: 46, Charles Lehman: 50, Kurt Clevenger: 55 at Sinnissippi, Rockford 1- Rock Falls: 180 2- Rockford Lutheran: 186 Medalist: Grant Wasson, Rock Falls (43)

at Mendota 1- Dixon: 183 2- Mendota: 185 at Byron Hills, Byron 1- Riverdale: 145 2- Princeton: 180 3- Prophetstown: 187 at Valley View, Cambridge 1- Ridgewood: 163 2- Bureau Valley: 170 AUG. 30 at Silver Ridge, Oregon 1- Rochelle: 174 2- Oregon: 192 3- North Boone: 214 Medalists: Adam Merrill, Oregon & Garrett Glosser, Rochelle (38) at Prairie View, Dixon 1- Byron: 176 2- Dixon: 184 Medalists: Jon Silvers & Tony Eddy, Byron (40) at Spring Creek, Spring Valley 1- Peru St. Bede: 177 2- Orion: 208 3- Erie: 235 Medalist: John Pothoff, Peru St. Bede (39)

2- Fulton: 181 Medalist: Jacob Rude, Sterling Newman (39) Other Newman scores: Cody Britt: 40, Blake Wolfe: 42, Cael Sanders: 45, Josh Payan: 47, Blake Gockel: 60 Fulton scores: Jason Sikkema: 41, Patrick Wiebenga: 43, Andrew Schrader: 46, Alex Hartman: 51, Josh Vander Ploeg: 52, Tim Outzen: 53 at Shady Oaks, Sublette 1- Freeport Aquin: 180 2- Amboy: 201 Medalist: Javier Jazo, Aquin (38) at Beaver Creek, Capron 1- Rock Falls: 166 2- North Boone: 182 Medalists: Grant Wasson, Jalen Bicket, Brayden Schulz, Rock Falls & Mason Yunk, NB (41)

Varsity girls golf results

AUG. 28 at Rock River Golf & Pool, Rock Falls 1- Genoa-Kingston: 257 2- Rock Falls: 286 AUG. 31 Medalist: Hannah Mueller, at Sandburr Run, Thomson G-K (59) 1- West Carroll: 195 2- Pecatonica: 232 at Lake Erie, Erie Medalist: Ethan Reiland, 1- Erie: 185 West Carroll (42) 2- Riverdale: 249 Other West Carroll 3- Orion: 275 scores: Deacon Hill: 47, Medalists: Riley Redell & Aaron Haring: 49, Ty Aljets: Madison Newton, Erie (40) 59, Jacob McLuckie: 61, Brody Artman: 63 AUG. 30 at Deer Valley, Deer Grove 1- Rockridge: 172 2- Princeton: 179 3- Morrison: 197 Medalist: Jimmy Johnson, Rockridge (39) Morrison scores: Adam Lindstrom: 42, Noah VanZuiden: 44, Corbin Wilkens: 54, Jacob Brown: 57, Ryan Damhoff: 58 at Silver Ridge, Oregon 1- Polo: 178 2- Dakota: 206 Medalist: Mack Llanas, Polo (38) Other Polo scores: Justin Young: 44, Trevin Woodin: 47, Lane Hopkins: 49, Megan Call: 54, Hayden Bittinger: 55 at Emerald Hill, Sterling 1- Sterling Newman: 166

2017

at Lake Carroll, Lanark 1- Rockford Lutheran: 180 2- Freeport: 209 3- Eastland/Milledgeville: 213 Medalist: Maxine Nesemeier, Freeport (41) E/M scores: Lydia Coatney: 48, Jenna French: 51, Emma Norton: 53, Chloe Anderson: 61, Ashley Janssen: 64, Naomi Mullen: 73 at Timber Pointe, Poplar Grove 1- Belvidere: 190 2- Rock Falls: 287 Medalist: Morgan McNulty, Belvidere (40)

at Hidden Lake, Sheffield 1- Erie: 196 2- Bureau Valley: 256 Medalists: Madison Newton & Riley Redell, Erie (45)

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Broadcast Schedule

h.s. volleyball

Thursday, September 7 FORRESTON @ MILLEDGEVILLE Tuesday, September 12 LE-WIN @ WEST CARROLL Thursday, September 21 WARREN @ SCALES MOUND Monday, October 2 GALENA @ STOCKTON Tuesday, October 3 RIVER RIDGE @ EASTLAND

Broadcast will include Fresh/Soph & Varsity matches w/Air-time generally at 5:55 p.m.

Friday, September 8 STOCKTON @ MILLEDGEVILLE Friday, September 15 WARREN @ RIVER RIDGE & WEST CARROLL @ STOCKTON Friday, September 22 GALENA @ WEST CARROLL Friday, September 29 MILLEDGEVILLE @ WARREN Friday, October 6 WEST CARROLL @ EPC Friday, October 13 MILLEDGEVILLE @ RIVER RIDGE

Pre-Game coverage 20 minutes prior to kick-off Delayed broadcasts will begin after live broadcast Most games kick-off at 7:30 p.m.

All Games will be broadcast at www.wcciradio.com

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