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Sarah “Sarah Johnson Rose Johnson, only 26 years old and 35 weeks pregnant, was lost to us forever, and Oliver, the baby boy whom Sarah was so proud to bring into the world for DJ, before breathing his first breath and despite the effort of multiple physicians, followed his mother to the golden shores beyond,” her brother-in-law, Robert “Robby” Shaw, said.

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OBITUARIES • More obituaries on Pages 6-7 SARAH R. JOHNSON POLO – With great sadness, the family of Sarah Rose “Smiley” Johnson announce her passing, along with her son, Oliver Daniel Michael Johnson.

Sarah Johnson, 26, of Polo died pregnant with her baby boy, in a tragic car accident on Monday, Dec. 11, 2017, only a few miles from her home.

Surviving the accident are her husband, Daryl Allan Johnson, 27, and daughter, Kylia Olivia Ann Johnson, 4. Daryl and Kylia were transferred to Rockford Memorial Hospital with injuries from the accident to recover surrounded by their loving family and friends.

Sarah was born Feb. 13, 1991, in Downers Grove. Sarah grew up in Lanark with her five siblings, 35 first cousins, and many friends. Her days were filled with incredible people making memories, working hard, and living her life with smiles and laughter. Sarah made big holidays and celebrations with family and friends extraordinary with her happiness and special planning and documented family outings with pictures. She made every day something to look forward to for everyone she knew.

It was on the conveyor belts of Rolling Hills Progress Center where she met her true love and their high school romance started. Sarah graduated from Eastland High School in 2009 and then attended college at Northern Illinois University. In 2010, she married the love of her life, Daryl “DJ” on Dec. 4. They moved to Fairbanks, Alaska, shortly after, where DJ started his military career, and Sarah worked at the Army and Air Force Exchange Services as manager of hard lines and sporting goods.

Their daughter, Kylia, was born on July 19, 2013, in Alaska.

They moved back to Illinois in 2013, and started working right away to build their beautiful family life. They made a home in Polo, worked, and got involved in their community and church.

Sarah was an assistant manager at Walmart in Freeport.

DJ works at Exelon in Byron, volunteers at Polo Fire Depart-

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ment, and is in the U.S. Army Reserve. Sarah had a busy schedule, but she made sure to share a smile, sarcastic remark, or made time for those she was close to daily.

By far her favorite pastime was spending quality time with her husband, daughter, family, and friends.

Sarah and Oliver Johnson are survived by her parents, Mike and Gayle Hall of Shannon; brother, godfather Eric (Jackie, Chloe Higgs, Madeline) Sundquist of Winnebago; brother, Bryan Sundquist of Chicago; sister, Jennifer (Austin, Audrey) Sundquist of Freeport; sister, Kati (Robby, Charlie, Ellery, Berkeley, Magnolia) Shaw of Vesper, Wisconsin; sister, Kaye (Jonathan, Emmalyn (Goddaughter), Vanessa) Nichols of Wahiawa, Hawaii; sister, Leah (Nicholas, Mosheh) Balabuszko of Wonewoc, Wisconsin; and brother, Carl (Sarah) Sundquist of Lanark.

Sarah’s cousins who filled her memories, vacations, and family holidays include: Jessica and Kelly Campbell, Marilyn Hammer, Connie and Calvin Cassens, Jeffery Hammer, Matt and Robin Hammer, Derek Hammer, Sean Hammer, William and Stephanie Hammer, Devon Bormann, Brendon Bormann, Joseph and Teresa Hammer, Leslie and Timothy Wenzel, Mitchell and Charity Hammer, Jami Hammer, BilliJo and Kenneth Myers, Walker Hammer, Wyatt Hammer, Jack Hammer, Patrick and Jenntry Dapkus, Stephen Dapkus, Morgan Monigold, Danielle Monigold, Phil and Valentina Koehlinger, Amy Koehlinger, Daniel McSweeney, Michael McSweeney, Mark McSweeney, David and Heather Skerik, Marilyn and Seth Bush, Roberta Skerik-Jimenez, Todd Goranson, Scott Goranson, Erin Shulfer, Megan Mendyk, John Mendyk, Caitlin Szczyptka, Jenna Szczypta, Cassie Ameiss, and Anna Ameiss.

Surviving in-laws include Daniel and Sonia Johnson, (Lily) of Milledgeville; Jeremiah and Kim Johnson (Jenadette, Cayden, Sage) of Austin, Texas; Jason and Angie Johnson (Blake, Bryce) of Rock Falls; Nathan and Katie Johnson (Everleigh) of McComb; Ashley and Brett Kreiser (Morgan, Addy) of Amboy; Britt and Chance Fontenot of Dixon; Christie and Kevin Sodaro of Sterling; Daniel Johnson of Milledgeville, Devin Johnson of Milledgeville; and Mason of Milledgeville, and cousins.

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Visitation will be from 3 to 7 p.m. Wednesday at Faith Discovery Church in Polo. The funeral will be at 10:30 a.m.

Thursday at Crossroads Community Church in Polo, followed by burial at Fairmount Cemetery 1533 state Route 26 South, Polo. All are welcome to attend a luncheon at the Crossroads after the cemetery.

Memorial donations may be made in honor of Sarah and Oliver Johnson.

Sarah and Oliver will be lovingly remembered by all.

Polo Family Funeral Home is handling arrangements.

FLOYD ‘JESSE’ JAMES SAVANNA – Floyd “Jesse” James, 80, of Savanna, died Wednesday, Dec. 13, 2017, at Good Samaritan Society – Mount Carroll.

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ROBERT BOYD “BOB” PHEIL Nov. 21, 1918-Dec. 6, 2017 SAN ANTONIO – Bob Pheil found eternal peace on Wednesday, Dec. 6, 2017, shortly after turning 99 years old.

Bob was born in Carroll County at home on the farm his family sharecropped. He graduated from Lanark High School in 1937, and continued to work the land with his father until age 22, when he joined the Air Force. After completing basic training in Rantoul, he was sent to Sheppard Air Force Base in Wichita Falls, Texas. There, he met the woman who would remain his life partner, Tommie, at a nearby restaurant/dance hall while out for a night on the town with some friends. After only a 49-day courtship, the two were married and would remain so for the next 73 years.

After World War II ended, Bob was stricken with polio and encephalitis. He was hospitalized for two years. After acclimating to life in a wheelchair, he became a payroll clerk for a clothing manufacturer. Later, he retired after working for U.S. Customs at the airport.

Bob was a gifted woodworker/carpenter who made many items out of necessity during the Great Depression. Many years later, he used his talent to create items such as clocks

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Bob and Tommie enjoyed many wonderful trips together, including Hawaii, Paris and London. They had the pleasure of seeing their sons grow up and form families of their own.

Grandchildren and then great-grandchildren held a special place in their hearts.

A devout Christian, Bob was an active – and the oldest – member of the Prayer Ministry at The Fellowship of San Antonio. While spending many summers at the family farm in Illinois, he attended services at Lanark Church of the Brethren. He read his Bible daily, and was a true testament to the power of faith, having persevered through many struggles, including World War II, polio, and the death of his beloved wife.

The family wishes to thank the many friends who continually visited Bob over the past few years and the staff at Oak Park Nursing and Rehabilitation for the great care and compassion they provided during his last weeks.

A devoted husband, father, grandpa and great-grandpa, he is survived by his loving family: sons, Robert B. (Lisa) Pheil II and Joe (Carol) Pheil; grandchildren, Christopher (Amy) Pheil, Tomi (Adam) Miranda, Hillary (Stefan) Cadra, and Robert B. (Tara) Pheil III; and greatgrandchildren, Joshua Pheil, Madeline Pheil, Mackenzie Pheil, Brendan Stephens, Ethan Miranda, Camille Cadra,

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He was preceded in death by his wife of 73 years, Minnie Tom “Tommie” Pheil; parents, Joseph Albert and Vallie Marie Pheil; and a sister in infancy.

Bob will be laid to rest with honors at 10 a.m. Dec 29 at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery in San Antonio.

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Richard was born Oct. 28, 1947, in Freeport, the son of Henry and Alice (Moore) Sass. He attended Shannon High School, graduating with the Class of 1965. After high school, Richard was drafted into the Army to serve during the Vietnam War. He married Debra Klapp on April 12, 1990.

Richard worked for Harns Construction in Freeport for several years. He later farmed and milked cows for the Ellis Farm in Forreston. He was a member of the American Legion and the Shannon Bowling League. He enjoyed camping, going out to eat, watching westerns, doing crossword puzzles, watching NASCAR, going on road trips, and in his youth, drag racing.

Richard will be dearly missed by his wife, Debra; one daughter, Katherine (Jonathan) Garman-Taber of Free-

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Richard was preceded in death by his parents, Henry and Alice; one sister, Gloria Dyer; a brother, Dennis Sass; a nephew, Mark Sweitzer; and one sister-in-law, Judy Sass.

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MONDAY 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 563-3435888.

Al-Anon family group to meet in Mount Carroll MOUNT CARROLL – Mount Carroll All-Anon Family Group meets at 7 p.m. Mondays at Church of God, 816 S. Clay St. Sessions are open to family and friends of alcoholics.

TUESDAY Fulton center to have blood drive FULTON – An American Red Cross blood drive will be from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Robert Fulton Community Center, 912 Fourth St. Anyone who comes to give

blood from Dec. 21 through Jan. 7 will receive a longsleeved Red Cross T-shirt, while supplies last.

Go to redcrossblood.org or call 800-733-2767, or go to redcrossblood.org and download the Red Cross Blood Donor App, to make an appointment.

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JAN. 5 Blood drive at Sterling hospital

STERLING – An American Red Cross blood drive will be from 2 to 6 p.m. at Sterling Heritage Wood, 2205 Oak DEC. 28 Grove Ave. Blood donors Anyone who comes to give sought in Savanna blood from Dec. 21 through SAVANNA – An American Jan. 7 will receive a longRed Cross blood drive will sleeved Red Cross T-shirt, be from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at while supplies last. Go to Savanna Fire Department, redcrossblood.org or call 101 Main St. 800-733-2767, or go to redAnyone who comes to give crossblood.org and download blood from Dec. 21 through the Red Cross Blood Donor Jan. 7 will receive a longApp, to make an appointsleeved Red Cross T-shirt, ment. while supplies last.

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FEB. 27 Brain exercise program in Sterling STERLING – University of Illinois Extension will offer a free Wits Fitness memory and cognitive function workshop from 10 to 11:30 a.m. at Sterling Public Library, 102 W. Third St.

Educator Karla Belzer will lead the program, with interactive activities available.

Future sessions will meet at the same time on the fourth Tuesday of each month at the library, except for June and September.

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MARCH 1 Brain health program in Thomson THOMSON – University of Illinois Extension will offer a free Wits Fitness memory and cognitive function workshop from 10:30 a.m. to noon at York Township Public Library, 1005 W. Main St. Educator Karla Belzer will lead the program, with interactive activities available.

Future sessions will meet at the same time on the fourth Tuesday of each month at the library, except for February and July..

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CARROLL COUNTY COURT

Sucher’s charges in beating of DCFS worker upped to attempted murder

BY KATHLEEN A. SCHULTZ Sauk Valley Media kschultz@saukvalley.com 815-625-3600, ext. 5535 MOUNT CARROLL – The man accused of beating a DCFS worker nearly to death has pleaded not guilty once again, this time to attempted murder.

Andrew Sucher, 25, of Rock Falls, pleaded not guilty Oct. 6 to aggravated battery causing great bodily harm, and aggravated battery of a state employee, each of which carries 2 to 5 years in prison.

He has since been indicted and pleaded not guilty to attempted first-

degree murder, which carries at least 6 to 30 years in prison, and the two battery chargAndrew es, each of Sucher which carries 2 to 5 years.

He is in Carroll County Jail on $200,000 bond, and had a pretrial hearing Monday. For now, his trial is set for the week of Jan. 30; the new charge might necessitate a change.

He’s accused of kicking Pam Knight, 59, in the head so severely on Sept. 29 that he fractured

her skull and left her in a coma.

The grand jury returned the indictment Dec. 7; Sucher pleaded not guilty the next day.

Knight, of Dixon, worked out of the Sterling Department of Children and Family Services office. She still is recovering at the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago, but never will be able to return to work, and never will be the same – in fact, she will require medical equipment and support the rest of her life, her husband, Don Knight, has said.

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Holiday concerts and crafts at West Carroll Primary

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Free throw contest will be held Jan. 6

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PRAIRIE ADVOCATE STAFF SHANNON – St. Wendelin Knights of Columbus Council No. 12841 annual free throw contest will be from 8:30 a.m. to noon Jan. 6 in the old gymnasium at Eastland Elementary School, 601 S. Chestnut St. All boys and girls 9 to 14 years who live in Carroll County can take part.

Admission is free. A parent, grandparent or guardian must register the children at the contest, with forms available on-site.

The snow date is Jan. 20, at the school. Call 815541-9420 for more information.

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••• I don’t like to count my chickens before they are hatched. However, we are hopeful (99.9 percent) that we will be doing a bus trip to Milwaukee to see the Brewers play the Cubs on Sunday, April 8.

Tickets will be available for $75, which include bus transportation and admission into the game.

••• As 2017 rolls to an end, Illinois Farm Bureau had many accomplishments this past year. Let’s begin with legislation. The Farm Bureau worked diligently all year both statewide and nationally. It launched a new membership benefit program. While our Young Leaders led the pack in our membership group statewide, Young Leaders raised $978,674 for the Harvest for All. The Collegiate Farm Bureau program continues to grow, as it grew to 570 members this year.

Externally, IFB hosted three major food companies on farm tours to share the story of Illinois agriculture. Throughout the state, 75 urban legislators have been adopted to be educated by downstate County Farm Bureaus to learn more about life outside of Chicago and the collar counties.

Those are just a few of many accomplishments from this past year.

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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 815244-3001 by 4 p.m. Thursday to get your ad in the following week’s paper.

Rockford Ice Hogs game against the Cleveland Monsters at 6 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 17, at the BMO Harris Bank Center. Doors open at 5 p.m., and the first 2,500 will receive a Fred Van Vleet bobble head.

The cost per ticket is $15 (save $5). Call our office to order your tickets.

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SAVANNA CITY COUNCIL

Citizens ready to find solutions after recycling center closure

BY MICHAEL MILLER For Prairie Advocate SAVANNA – About a dozen concerned citizens expressed their willingness to work with the Savanna City Council to “find solutions” to their recycling needs, now that the city’s transfer station is no longer available for this purpose.

In March, the council voted to approve a 4-year contract with Moring Disposal, which included discontinuing recycling service at the transfer station except for tires, metal and yard waste. There is a charge for tire disposal. The current contract expires April 30, 2021.

Larry Stebbins, the former mayor and owner of Stebbins Appliance,

saidhe’s had a lot of feedback and questions since addressing the council on the matter in March.

He said many he’d spoken to were willing to spend time “to find solutions to bring this facility back to service Savanna. People are willing to pay for recycling. ...”

“This time, all I’m asking the council is for it to be sent to committee for further review,” he said.

Maggie Friedenbach produced a letter with a list of county residents who said they were willing to pay a fee to use the recycling center.

These, she said, were people “who actually come into town and shop at the stores when they do their recycling.” She advocated a subscription program for those interested in still

having their recycling needs met.

Freddie Preston said she would “never mind paying to bring my recycling up to the transfer station.” She said she takes her recycling items to Clinton, Iowa.

“I think recycling is one way we can contribute to keeping our Earth in better shape,” she said.

Chris James, one of the few aldermen who were on the council when it made the change said “there was nobody here that wanted to get rid of” recycling.

James said the high cost of recycling bins and other costs were just too high to justify continuing the facility.

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FULTON – A 29-year-old Savanna woman who police say was caught with a wide variety of controlled substances and who is accused of dealing meth is in Whiteside County Jail on $75,000 bond, facing seven felony charges.

Prairie Advocate / prairieadvocate.com • Wednesday, December 20, 2017 Samone L. Colley, aka Hage, was pulled over for a vehicle equipment violation Thursday and arrested, Fulton police said in a news release.

She is charged with possession of less than 15 grams of methamphetamine with intent to deliver and possession of 1 to 15 grams of cocaine; each of which car-

ries 4 to 15 years in prison; possession of 5 to 15 grams of meth, which carries 3 to 7 years; and possession of 10 to 30 grams of marijuana with intent to deliver, possession of 15 grams of cocaine, possession of six dextroamphetamine pills, and possession of two alprazolam pills, all controlled substances, and each of which

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Colley also is charged with possession of 10 to 30 grams of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia, both misdemeanors.

She has a preliminary hearing Jan. 8 in Whiteside County Court.

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SPORTS HIGHLIGHTS BOYS BASKETBALL SCHEDULE TODAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY Eastland, Lena-Winslow, Milledgeville, Newman, Pearl City at Forreston tournament, TBA THURSDAY Morrison at Riverdale

BOYS BASKETBALL RESULTS SATURDAY Newman 87, Oregon 47: The Comets used 10 3-pointers in the first half and a 19-0 run in the third quarter to pummel the Hawks in the opening round of the Forreston Tournament.

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53 percent (20-for-38) from inside the arc. Brycen Bartel led the Comets with 21 points and added four rebounds and two steals.

Cade Gorzny scored 12 points, pulled down eight rebounds, and dished out four assists. Oregon shot just 36 percent (14-for-39), and was led by Trey Woolsey and Jared Pottorff’s 14-point nights.

Eastland 81, River Ridge 72, OT: Eastland needed overtime, but pulled out a win in its first game of the Forreston Tournament.

The Cougars led 19-12 after one quarter, trailed 36-33 at halftime after River Ridge scored 24 in the second quarter, then scored 24 of their own in the fourth quarter to tie the score at 68-68 and force overtime.

Ethan Christians scored 27 points. Reid Janssen added 17, and Brock Coatney had 14, and D.J. Heeren chipped in 13.

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Milledgeville 61, Pecatonica 58: The Missiles scored 20 points in the second quarter to build a 37-25 halftime lead, then held off a fourth-quarter rally by the Indians in Forreston.

Kyle Ottens hit four 3-pointers to lead the way with 28 points. Cade Schave wasn’t far behind with 22.

Pearl City 69, Orangeville 39: The Wolves used a 21-4 second quarter to break out from a firstquarter deficit en route to a win over the Broncos in Forreston.

Jayden Kempel and Lucas Petersen led Pearl City with 15 points.

Lena-Winslow 59, Aquin 44: The Panthers led 18-6 after one quarter and didn’t look back in a win over the Buldogs in Forreston.

Sean Ormiston led the Panthers with 15 points, and Parker Magee (12 points) and Isaiah Bruce (11) also scored in double figures.

FRIDAY Sterling 45, Yorkville 25: The

pairing of big men Aidan Shore (6-foot-9) and Tyler Willman (6-6) in the Golden Warriors’ starting rotation, and an effective zone trap, took care of the Foxes with ease in an NIB-12 road crossover.

Willman scored inside for the Golden Warriors’ first basket, and Shore blocked two shots in the game’s first 2 minutes for Sterling – who held the Foxes scoreless in the second quarter.

Sean Gingrich scored 13 points, eight in the first half to key an 18-7 halftime lead. Willman added 12 points and six rebounds, and Nyrel Sullivan came off Sterling’s bench to add nine points.

Fulton 69, Fulton Unity 18: The Steamers had no trouble on their home court in a rout of the crosstown Knights in a Route 84 tournament game.

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East Dubuque 57, Stockton 28: In the Route 84 tournament championship at Mount Carroll, the Blackhawks were held to one field goal in the first quarter. Meanwhile, the Warriors hit four 3s on their way to a 20-4 start and never looked back.

Wyatt Hill led the Blackhawks with nine points. Nick Kluesner led the Warriors with 12 points, including four of his team’s 10 3s.

Fulton 52, West Carroll 42: Tyler Bruggenwirth tossed in 18 points to lead the Steamers past the Thunder in the Route 84 thirdplace game at Mount Carroll.

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• HIGHLIGHTS Continued from Page 14 Fulton led 29-5 after the first quarter, 49-12 at halftime, and 61-16 after the third. Tyler Bruggenwirth scored 15 of his teamhigh 21 points in the first half for the Steamers. Cody Sanderson pitched in 11 points for Fulton.

West Carroll 52, Scales Mound 34 DEC. 13 Stockton 41, Fulton 35: The Blackhawks outscored the Steamers 20-9 in the fourth quarter to win against the hosts in a Route 84 tournament game.

Tyler Bruggenwirth was Fulton’s only double-digit scorer with 10.

Keegan Kloepping connected on three 3-pointers for nine points.

Luke Huschitt had the game high with 12 points for Stockton.

West Carroll 38, Erie 28: The Thunder hit 8 of 14 three-point attempts in a low-scoring win over the Cardinals in a Route 84 tournament game.

Erie shot just 38 percent (12 for 32) for the game, while West Carroll shot just 5-for-16 from inside the arc.

Kody Plattenberger paced the Thunder with a game-high 13 points. Kyle Stover led the Cardinals with eight points.

DEC. 12 Ottawa 65, Sterling 57: Sterling

had too big of a hill to climb at home against Ottawa, due in large part to Pirates 3-year starter Wyatt Hill, who had a double-double with 21 points and 11 rebounds.

After a halftime tie at 32, Ottawa went on a 10-3 run at the end of the third quarter to seize a 47-43 advantage heading into the final 8 minutes.

Sean Gingrich led Sterling with 19 points, and drained 4 of 6 from 3-point range. Micah Kendrick had nine points, Tyler Willman had eight points and eight rebounds, and Daniel Pontnack collected a game-high 12 rebounds for the Warriors.

Milledgeville 55, Orangeville 54: The Missiles held on in a nipand-tuck home NUIC East game.

Kyle Ottens hit three 3-pointers and scored 23 points for Milledgeville, which hit 10 3s and nine 2s.

Carson Boyer had 12 points, Cade Schave added 11, and Blayne Kappes chipped in eight for the Missiles, who led by one point at halftime and two points after three quarters.

Eastland 59, Warren 38: The Cougars won the battle of the Dunlaps, as Tony’s squad topped son Brad’s in an NUIC West contest in Lanark.

Ethan Christians had 15 points and DJ Heeren scored 14 for Eastland, which led 16-6 after one quarter and never looked back.

Reid Janssen added 12 points, and Brock Coatney chipped in eight.

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• HIGHLIGHTS Continued from Page 15 TUESDAY Earlvile-Leland tournament, West Carroll vs. Aurora Christian, 1:30 p.m.

GIRLS BASKETBALL RESULTS SATURDAY Sterling 51, Rock Falls 34: The Golden Warriors used defense to fuel a win over Rock Falls in the Sterling Shootout.

Sterling swiped eight steals and Josi Borum grabbed six of those, as the Warriors turned a lot of swipes into points.

Rock Falls turned the ball over 21 times in the game, and Sterling turned those chances into 12 points.

Borum finished with 26 points. She closed the first quarter with a basket to put Sterling ahead 12-10, then opened the second with a layup and a 3-pointer sandwiched around a Kenzie Olson basket for Rock Falls, putting Sterling up 17-12.

Sterling led by as many as eight in the first half, with Borum getting a three-point play and a layup to make it

28-20, but Rock Falls closed the half on a small run.

Hewitt hit a free throw and Molly Buck turned a long rebound into a layup, then scored again on a jumper to beat the second-quarter buzzer, making it 28-25.

Rock Falls shot 11 of 45 from the field in the game (24 percent) and 2 of 26 from the field in the second half (8 percent). Miranda Hewitt led the Rockets with 15 points.

Sterling lost to Hononegah, 46-29, earlier in the day. Borum led the Golden Warriors with 10 points against the Indians.

Milledgeville 55, West Carroll 23: The Missiles opened up the Polo tournament with a mercy-rule win over West Carroll.

Milledgeville led 34-6 at the half, and earned the running clock with 2:34 remaining in the fourth quarter on Adrianna Schmidt’s baseline jumper. Jocelyn Folkers led the Missiles with 13 points off the bench, and Rebecca Waite (12 points) and Mady Frederick (10) also scored in double figures.

West Carroll started the first 5 minutes of the third quarter on a 10-2 run, and

were led by Maddie Meek’s eight points.

Eastland 53, Warren 32: The Krogman sisters notched a pair of doubledoubles to lead the Cougars to victory at the Polo Tournament.

Katie Krogman had 17 points and 10 rebounds , and Karlie Krogman finished with 12 points, 13 rebounds and two assists. Erin Henze had nine rebounds and 10 assists, and Lydia Coatney grabbed seven rebounds for Eastland, who led 12-5 after one quarter and 28-12 at halftime.

FRIDAY Richwoods 63, Sterling 21: Sterling hosts its annual girls basketball shootout in part to bring in some of the top talent in the state, and it got a firsthand look at some of that talent from the Knights. Richwoods led 13-3 after one quarter, and steadily pulled away. Genea Garza led the Golden Warriors with five points, and Josi Borum led with five rebounds.

DEC. 14 Hall 50, Newman 35: The Comets were on the wrong end of a huge Red Devils’ surge late in a TRAC East home game.

Newman led 29-24 at the halfway point of the third quarter. However, Hall responded with a 9-0 run to end the third, and that grew into a 26-6 run to end the game. Gabby Englehaupt hit two jumpers, Hannah Hart nailed a 3, and Madi Soldati had a layup to give Hall a 33-29 advantage after three that the visitors never relinquished.

The Comets didn’t have a field goal in the fourth quarter. Adding to their woes was a 24-percent shooting night (13-for-54) that included 1-for-11 shooting from 3, and an 18-percent second half (5-for-28). Hall shot just 33 percent for the contest (16-for-49), but hit 9 of its 23 shots in the second half.

Madison Craft had team highs with seven points and seven steals for the Comets.

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DEC. 13 Aquin 53, Milledgeville 37: The Bulldogs broke open a tight game with a thirdquarter blitz and cruised to beat the Missiles in an NUIC East battle.

Aquin made just one of 12 first-quarter shots and trailed 17-16 at halftime. The teams were tied at 23 after Milledgeville’s Jocelyn Folkers dropped in a basket with just under 6 minutes to go in the third quarter when the Bulldogs took over.

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Lauren Wilson added six points, six rebounds, three assists and two steals.

AFC 53, Milledgeville 48: The Raiders pulled away from the Missiles just before halftime and did not look back.

Mady Frederick hit four 3-pointers and scored 24 points to lead the Missiles, while Rebecca Waite added 12 points and Jocelyn Folkers scored 10.

Jaynee Prestegaard had 22 points, 10 rebounds, four blocks and three assists for AFC, while older sister Madeline Prestegaard added 15 points, eight boards, three assists, two steals and two blocks.

West Carroll 65, Polo 44: The Thunder jumped out to an early 17-11 lead in Savanna and kept pulling away from there, leading 39-19 at halftime and 47-30

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Aquin’s Georgia James hit a 3-pointer at the 4:50 mark to break the tie and spark a 23-2 run over the next 7 minutes to seize a commanding 46-25 lead. Sophomore forward Abby Barr hit all five of her third-quarter shots to spur the Bulldogs’ run.

The only points over that 7-minute stretch were a pair of free throws from Mady Frederick that brought the Missiles to within 33-25, but Aquin came back with a 13-0 run.

Frederick had 17 points and five steals to pace the Missiles, while Rebecca Waite added 12 points and eight rebounds. Folkers grabbed seven rebounds and scored four points in limited minutes before fouling out with 4 minutes to play.

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DEC. 12 Dakota 51, Lena-Winslow 48: The Panthers tried to rally from a 14-point halftime deficit, but fell short in their first game at the Pearl City Tournament to the Indians. Dakota led 28-14 at halftime.

Carmen DeVries led the Panthers with 20 points; 11 came in the third quarter.

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WRESTLING HIGHLIGHTS SATURDAY PantherHawks, Fleetwood win at Erie: Fulton’s Tyler Fleetwood won his weight class for the fourth consecutive season at the 49th Annual Panther Holiday Tournament in Erie. He also picked up a trophy for being named the most outstanding wrestler in the lower weights.

“It doesn’t matter until Champaign,” Fleetwood said, referring to the state tournament, “but this is nice to get this a fourth time.”

Competing at 132 pounds, Fleetwood was a 7-1 winner against Rockridge’s Dallas Krueger in the finals. Fleetwood previously won Panther Invite titles at 106, 113 and 120 pounds.

It took nearly 4 minutes of mat time before Fleetwood was able to turn Krueger for three back points.

He added a reversal and takedown in the third period for four additional points.

“You don’t force anything against him,” Fleetwood said.

“He’s funky, so I just made sure it was there. I wasn’t being cautious.

I was just making sure my attacks were there.”

Lena-Winslow/Stockton, the defending Class 1A state champions, won the 14-team tournament with 230.5 points, well ahead of runner-up Orion, which had 194.

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Turner Garcia (160 pounds) opened the dual with a pin, and Ethan Edmondson (152) ended it the same way. Sterling got decision wins from Mauricio Garcia (126), Noah Garcia (138) and Moises Lopez (182).

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The PantherHawks had six champs in Jaden Rice (106), Tanner Kalkbrenner (126), Hunter Luke (138), Rahveon Valentine (170), Elijah Rowe (182) and Ian Kuehl (285).

Newman had 124.5 points to wind up fifth, led by champions Kyle Tunink (120) and Cael Sanders (152).

Fulton wound up seventh with 111 points, and Morrison was ninth with 85 points.

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Steamers wrapped up tournament play in Pearl City with a loss to the host Wolves.

Fulton fell behind 12-6 after the first quarter and couldn’t catch up.

Rylee Leitzen paced the Steamers with nine points, all in the first half on 3-pointers.

Tia Clark led the Wolves with 21 points, eight rebounds and five steals; Tyra Clark added 10, nine boards and four swipes.

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• HIGHLIGHTS Continued from Page 17 Comets swept by Morrison, Polo: Newman dropped a pair of duals on the road, falling 42-31 to Morrison and 42-24 to the host Marcos.

Mason Newman (170 pounds) and Ryan Waldschmidt (195) each recorded a pair of pins for Newman, and Cael Sanders (152) won by pin and decision. Brady Stevens (160) added a major decision win against Morrison.

The Mustangs got pins from Kyle Roberts (138) and Riley Wilkins (220) against the Comets. Polo’s Alex Davies (138), Lane Lundquist (145), Marcus McKenna (160) and Andrew Rucker (220) all won by pin against Newman.

Steamers split in Aledo: Fulton beat Mercer County 48-36, but fell to Erie-Proph-

etstown 47-25.

The Steamers got pins from Eli Pannell (195) and Taylor Fleetwood (285) against EP, while Tony Heinitz (152) added a major decision and Michael Apostolos (126) won by decision.

Noah Ford (113), Heinitz, Ethan Rash (160), Max Pannell (182) and Taylor Fleetwood (285) all earned pins for the Steamers in a 42-33 win over Mercer County.

Lena-Winslow/Stockton 56, Byron 12: The Class 1A No. 1-ranked PantherHawks co-op remained unbeaten at 10-0 in dual meets with a road win over the Tigers, who were ranked No. 11.

Eli Dertz recorded West Carroll’s lone pin, sticking his opponent in 1 minute at 195 pounds. Ethan Doty won a 14-0 major decision at 120 pounds, and Briar Nevills won an 8-2 decision at 106.

Trapper Hartman picked up a forfeit win at 113.

DEC. 13 Orion 60, West Carroll 19: The Thunder gave up seven forfeits in a nonconference road loss to the Chargers.

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FOOTBALL Sauk Valley Media releases all-area teams Fifteen local players earned spots on Sauk Valley Media’s all-area first team, announced in Saturday’s edition of SV Weekend.

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players on the list, led by Co-Player of the Year Nyrel Sullivan, a running back who shared the honor with Dixon’s Arthur Cox. Quarterback Trey Morse, OL Kerry Reynolds, LB/P Jayden Villegas, and OL/DL Tyler Willman were other Golden Warriors named to the team.

Newman had three selections in OL/DL Drew Ackman, RB Easton Bianchi, and RB Cade Gorzny.

Eastland-Pearl City (OL/DL

Payton Asche, RB/DB Jayden Kempel) and West Carroll (LB Devon Murray and QB/ DB/P Kody Plattenberger) each had two selections.

Other area first-reamers were Milledgeville RB/DB Carson Boyer, Morrison RB/ LB Aaron Deter, and Fulton RB Austin Schroeder.

Newman coach Mike Papoccia was named the paper’s Coach of the Year.

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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, FIFTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, CARROLL COUNTY, ILLINOIS CAUSE NO. 2017-TX-17: TO THE FOLLOWING NAMED PERSONS (AND IF DECEASED, TO THEIR UNKNOWN HEIRS AND DEVISEES), AND TO THE STATE OF ILLINOIS, AND TO ALL INTERESTED DEPARTMENTS AND AGENCIES THEREOF, INCLUDING AMONG OTHERS CARROLL COUNTY CLERK , CARROLL COUNTY TREASURER , CARROLL COUNTY STATES ATTORNEY , ILLINOIS ATTORNEY GENERAL, ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE, ILLINOIS DEPT OF EMPLOYMENT SECURITY, STATE OF ILLINOIS DEPT OF HEALTHCARE & FAMILY SERVICES (PUBLIC AID) GENERAL COUNSEL, CITY OF SAVANNA, CITY OF MOUNT CARROLL, CARROLL COUNTY TREASURER, LAKE CARROLL HOLDING, INC , LAKE CARROLL PROPERTY OWNERS ASSN , AND TO OCCUPANTS, UNKNOWN OWNERS AND PARTIES INTERESTED IN THE PARCELS HEREINAFTER NAMED: Parcel Number 01-05-07-403-416 01-05-07-403-416 01-05-07-403-416 03-14-02-106-042 03-14-02-106-042 04-04-12-404-169 04-04-12-404-169 04-04-12-404-217 04-04-12-404-217 04-04-14-216-061 04-04-14-216-061 04-04-14-216-061 04-04-14-216-061 04-04-14-216-171 04-04-14-216-171 05-08-01-401-042 05-08-01-401-042 05-08-01-401-042 05-08-01-401-042 05-08-01-401-042 08-07-10-110-002 08-07-10-200-024 08-07-10-200-024 08-07-10-200-024 08-07-10-206-008 08-07-10-206-008 08-07-11-102-009 08-07-11-102-009 08-07-11-102-009 11-15-23-304-074 11-15-23-304-074 11-15-23-304-074

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FOOTBALL NUIC releases all-conference teams Ten local players earned first-team honors on the NUIC all-conference teams, led by a pair of unanimous linemen on both sides of the ball.

Milledgeville senior Kyle Kendall was a unanimous selection on both offense and defense in the Upstate Division, as was EPC senior Peyton Asche in the Northwest Division. West Carroll linebacker Devon Murray was a also unanimous selection in the Northwest.

Other locals on the allUpstate first team were

Milledgeville running back/ linebacker Nate Rahn and defensive back Carson Boyer.

Northwest Division firstteam selections included EPC running back Jayden Kempel and utility player Jarod Kempel, and West Carroll quarterback Kody Plattenberger, end Jacob Dunk and defensive back Kaleb Plattenberger.

Kaleb Plattenberger a Shrine Game pick West Carroll senior wide receiver and defensive back Kaleb Plattenberger has been selected to play in the 2018 Illinois Football Coaches Association Shrine All-Star Game in Bloomington in June.

Plattenberger led the Thunder (7-4) with 491

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VOLLEYBALL Cougars earn all-NUIC honors Eastland senior Katie Krogman was a first-team selection on the NUIC West all-conference team, one of four local players honored.

Eastland junior Gabby Snyder was a second-team pick, and classmate Sage Walrath was named honorable mention. West Carroll junior Maddie Meek was also a honorable mention selection.

• SUCHER Continued from Page 9 Sucher had been out of jail 3 months, after posting $1,500 of his $15,000 bond in a domestic abuse case in Whiteside County.

He is accused of dragging the 6-year-old by the foot and striking him in the face with a squirt gun, and of grabbing a woman by the neck, throwing her against a wall, pushing her down several times and taking her phone away, in an incident that happened July 29.

He is charged with aggravated battery of a child, which carries 2 to 5 years in prison, and battery, domestic battery, and interfering with the reporting of a domestic battery, all misdemeanors Knight was attacked at his parents’ Milledgeville home immediately

upon her arrival to take a 2-year-old boy into protective custody as a result of the Whiteside charges.​ Sucher pleaded not guilty to those charges on Aug. 14, and a jury trial was set for Nov. 14, but that case now is on hold while the Carroll County case proceeds.

Whiteside County State’s Attorney Terry Costello has said he wants to have Sucher’s bond increased, to ensure he will be brought immediately to Whiteside County Jail for adjudication once the Carroll County case is resolved.

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• HELP Continued from Page 3 All were taken to KSB Hospital, where Ditzler and three children – girls ages 5 months and 2 years, and a boy, 5 – were treated for minor injuries.

Sarah, who was in the passenger front seat, was pronounced dead at KSB; DJ and Kylia were transferred to MercyHealth Hospital – Rockton Avenue in Rockford. Their status is not available, the hospital said Friday morning.

Despite multiple injuries” DJ “is making a beautiful recovery,” Shaw wrote. Kylia, who was in the back seat of the car, “is now courageously recovering from her trauma as we anxiously watch.”

According to her obituary, Sarah, who was an assistant manager at Walmart in Freeport, grew up in Lanark and graduated from Eastland High School in 2009.

She and DJ were high school sweethearts who met when working at Rolling Hills Progress Center in Lanark. They had just celebrated their seventh anniversary on Dec. 4.

They moved to Fairbanks, Alaska, shortly after they were married; that’s where DJ began his military career and Sarah was a manager at the Army and Air Force Exchange Services. They moved back to Illinois in 2013.

Among others, Sarah is survived by her parents, Mike and Gayle Hall, of Shannon, and sisters Jennifer Sundquist of Freeport, Kati Shaw of Vesper, Wisconsin, Kaye Nichols of Wahiawa Hawaii and Leah Balabuszko of Wonewoc, Wisconsin.

Polo Family Funeral home is handling arrangements. Go to polofamilyfuneralhome.com for the complete obituary, and to send condolences.

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LOCAL NEWS • RECYCLING Continued from Page 12 “If people have ideas and get bins and get going, I’d be willing to listen to it,â€? James said.

Public Works Superintendent John Lindeman asked if any of the citizens had approached County Board members about the county possibly taking over the center.

He said he’d checked and the EPA had “no issue with the City of Savanna transferring ownership to Carroll County. It’ll take just a little bit of paperwork, and make it what it should have been originally: a regional transfer station and collection site.�

He said studies he’d done that he would share with those interested show about a $20,000 deficit between what was

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collected and the city’s cost. “With their current contract, it went up significantly with the cost of trucking compared to what they are getting paid,� he said.

Sara DeSpain Purdom agreed the facility should be run by the county. She advocated getting petitions signed and presented to the County Board. “It shouldn’t just fall on the backs of the Savanna residents to pay for it, that’s not fair, because it’s not the Savanna residents that are using it,� she said. “It’s the county residents that need it, the county should pay for it. ... We need to show the county that there’s enough interest in it.�

The council voted to send the matter to the Water/Sewer/Refuse/ Streets and Alleys Committee for further review.

Finance news The council approved a request from the Public Works Department to replace two fire hydrants and valves at a cost not to exceed $10,000.

The council also approved the second and final reading of the annual tax levy ordinance, which would appropriate $10,540,222.

The amount paid for by sources other than taxation would be $9,786, 777, and the amount paid for by taxation would be $753, 886.

The council also approved:

• A “hotboxâ€? trailer, a vibratory roller, and a tilt-bed trailer, which will allow for hot pack repair of city streets, for about $35,000. • Granting River Cities Heating, Cooling and Refrigeration $2,160.00

from the TIF fund for each of the next 5 years, for renovation of its new business site. • An additional $15,500 in administrative fees to Community Funding and Planning Services for extra work due to the splitting of the loan administration fees between the city’s two loans (for the in-system sewer project and the waste water treatment project). • The final draw down of $164,000 for the waste water treatment plant and in-system sewer projects. • Appropriating $107,874 of Motor Fuel Tax Funds for maintenance.

IN BRIEF Democratic gubernatorial candidate Daniel Biss to visit Freeport today FREEPORT – State Sen. Daniel Biss will discuss his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for governor from 6:30 to 8 p.m. today at St. John United Church of Christ, 1010 Park Blvd.

Biss will discuss issues and take questions from the office. Democratic candidates Nick Hyde, running for the 89th district Representative seat, and Dave Simpson, running for the 45th District Senate seat, also will attend.

Before the meeting, an optional fundraiser cookie exchange will take place from 4:30 to 6 p.m. at the church. Bakers can bring $10 and four dozen cookies, while non-bakers can bring $30 and the same number of cookies.

Email indivisiblerebels@gmail.com for more information. – Prairie Advocate staff

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