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2020 ELECTION | LASALLE COUNTY

Early voting is now underway for March 17 primary election Numerous chances to vote early are offered OTTAWA — Early voting in the Tuesday, March 17, LaSalle County primary began Feb. 6 and will continue through Monday, March 16, according to Lori Bongartz, LaSalle County clerk.

Any voter validly registered in LaSalle County may vote at the early voting location during the early voting period, Bongartz said.

However, any vote cast is final, and may not be revoked, and the voter is not eligible to cast a vote on Election Day. Voters wishing to vote early may do so at the LaSalle County Governmental Complex at 707 E. Etna

Road in Ottawa during the following hours: Per manent early voting with grace period registration — Feb. 6 through March 16, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Also, early voting will be offered on Saturdays, Feb. 22 and 29 and March 7 and 14, from 8 a.m. until noon.

In addition, on Thursday, March 5, and Monday, March 9, through Friday, March 13, early voting hours will be extended to 7 p.m.

And on Sunday, March 15, early voting will be offered from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Grace period voting will be offered at the government complex on Election Day, Tuesday, March 17, from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Bongartz said voting by mail is in

progress at this time at her office.

The last day to accept an application for a vote by mail ballot is Thursday, March 12, and last day for early voting is Monday, March 16. Vote by mail applications are available at: www.lasallecounty.org.

Grace period registration and voting will be conducted in the LaSalle County Clerk’s Office from Feb. 19 to March 16, for those who missed the Feb. 18 deadline for registering to vote.

Grace period/Election Day registration will also be available on Election Day from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the county clerk’s office in Ottawa and at all 119 precincts in LaSalle County.

For further information, contact the LaSalle County Clerk’s Office at 815-434-8202.

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Voter registration deadline is Feb. 18 OTTAWA — The deadline to register to vote for the Tuesday, March 17, LaSalle County primary is Tuesday, Feb. 18, according to Lori Bongartz, LaSalle County clerk.

A U.S. citizen is eligible to register to vote if the citizen is at least 18 years old, or will become 18 years old on or before the date of the next election, and if the citizen has been a resident or will have been a resident of his or her precinct for 30

days before the date of the next election.

The citizen must provide two forms of identification: verification of name, and verification of address. The Illinois Election Code defines a resident as someone who has a permanent abode or dwelling within the precinct.

People may register to vote at the LaSalle County Clerk’s Office on weekdays from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at

707 East Etna Road in Ottawa. The telephone number is 815-434-8202.

People may also register to vote at township offices and city clerk’s offices; call ahead to verify hours of operation.

There are deputy re gistrars throughout the county; call the county clerk’s office for more information. Registering by mail is also offered; call the county clerk’s office for details.

TONICA VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT Tonica firefighters review emergency calls, training topics TONICA — At the February meeting of the Tonica Volunteer Fire Department, Chief Al Stremlau noted that there were 11 emergency calls during January.

These calls consisted of one mutual aid structure fire call to Peru, three accident calls and seven ambulance calls.

Trainings covered the review of all equipment that is carried on the trucks; various R.I.T (Rapid Intervention Team) operations; Officer Lead Squad Training, which covered Command and Control,

Leadership, Communications and Organizational Skills used for the Review and Operation of Apparatus and Equipment; and verification of the Operational Readiness of Personnel and Equipment.

Deputy Chief Rick Turri reported on a planning and safety training that he attended covering highway construction and accident scenes.

Stremlau conducted new member orientation with new probationary firefighter Ben Dodge.

Assistant Chief Bill Gray reported that repairs to the rain gutters on the station and repairs to the backup emergen-

cy generator for the station have been completed. He also reported that he completed repairs to the exhaust system on pumper-1712.

Stremlau reported on a recent Division-25 MABAS meeting that he attended. Additional meetings will be held with local mutual aid fire departments to review each department’s SOG pertaining to highway safety at accidents scenes.

The department will participate in the United Way fundraiser that will be held at Aces & Eights on Feb. 28.

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GARZANELLI’S IN OGLESBY

Former owners announce sale, wish new owners well

BY CRAIG STERRETT Shaw Media

Shaw Media photo/Craig Sterrett

The buyer of an Oglesby landmark, Garzanelli’s Supper Club, Jeremy Hillyer of Tonica, confirmed he closed on the sale, and his son, David, who plans to run the restaurant, says he wants to preserve much of “the Garzanelli’s that everybody loves.” Hillyer said that should include the iconic neon sign and circular bar. and Hillyer family members confirmed the sale Feb. 5. Realtor Larry Bianchi said discussions

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In age of legalized pot, ‘Blitz’ joins the State Police force New-generation police dog does not alert to cannabis

BY ALI BRABOY Shaw Media A Belgian Malinois dog full of energy has joined the Illinois State Police District 17 forces based in LaSalle.

Blitz, less than 2 years old, graduated from ISP canine certification school in November and has since worked with Trooper John Ritchie on his shifts practically every day since.

“The canines are such a great resource to have,” Ritchie said.

Blitz joins two other District 17 dogs. But he’s is a bit different than the others.

• FIRE DEPARTMENT Continued from Page 2 Ambulance Administrator Sue Huss reported on the progress of the new ambulance. She also reported that

He’s not certified on cannabis, which means although he can smell the substance as someone can smell Doritos or a car freshener, Blitz doesn’t alert officers to the scent.

The dogs in the two most recent ISP K-9 classes aren’t certified on cannabis, Ritchie said.

“We have to test him on cannabis to show that he’s not alerting to it,” he said.

The K-9 dogs still are full-service dogs certified to find methamphetamine, cocaine and heroin and the derivatives such as crack cocaine or black tar heroin, he said.

Blitz weighs about 50 pounds, which Ritchie said is nice when it comes to training. Some other police dogs can weigh 80 to 100 pounds, Ritchie said.

“When you’re animated, they get animated,” Ritchie said. “The more you’re having fun, the more they’ll have fun.”

Ritchie plays tug-of-war with Blitz — “It’s much easier with a 50-pound dog versus a 90-pound dog. Your back feels a lot better afterward,” Ritchie said with a laugh.

When people think of a police K-9, they often think of narcotic work, which is a big portion of the work the ISP handles, Ritchie said, but the dogs provide many more benefits in addition.

“They’re also a great resource especially with the colder months if someone gets lost,” and if a child runs outside in the cold temperatures without a parent noticing and needs locating or if a senior with Alzheimer’s wanders off, Ritchie said.

Blitz also can track article searches, so if there’s a crime, the dog can look for evidence such as shell casings and knives.

“They’re not robots, they’re not perfect. The more training you put into your dog, the better they’ll respond, just like in anything else because they’re a living being. It’s a huge responsibility,” Ritchie said.

In addition to working with Illinois State Police, Blitz already has been an asset to local police departments.

“He’s a great tool and a resource to be able to be called upon for all the local agencies and everybody in the surrounding area,” Ritchie said.

the Tonica Volunteer Fire Department ambulance has received an upgraded heart monitor/defibrillator that will be put in service soon.

Firefighter Brad Keutzer reported on various secure systems that are being

considered for the fire station.

Firefighter Jessi Breit and Gray reported on a new rescue saw that has been donated to the department by the Ladd Farm Mart. Stremlau announced that Captain Todd Anderson has been

approved as third-party Driver Certification Safety Officer by the Illinois Secretary of State’s DMV Office. Information will be transitioned from the current third-party Driver Certification Officer, Deputy Chief of Training Rick Turri.

“He’s a great tool and a resource to be able to be called upon for all the local agencies and everybody in the surrounding area.”

Trooper John Ritchie

District 17, Illinois State Police

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OGLESBY — A longtime Oglesby institution, Garzanelli’s Supper Club, has sold, and the man who plans to run it wants to maintain many of the traditions in the restaurant.

“We are happy to announce the restaurant has been sold. We wish the new owners the very best in the future,” a Facebook post on the old Garzanelli’s page read on Feb. 5.

Jeremy Hillyer of Tonica purchased the property, but said his son, David, will run the restaurant.

“It has always been something I’ve wanted to do, and my dad said we should take a leap at it and we did,” David Hillyer said.

He said he’d always wanted to get into the restaurant business, and that desire increased when the opportunity to buy Garzanelli’s, a favorite of his, arose.

Talk of the sale circulated through the community over the past month and a half, and Carretto

actually began almost eight months ago, and, though he’s not sure exactly what the Hillyers’ plans are, he’s glad that the transaction can help keep an Oglesby tradition alive.

The Hillyers have a construction business, so they have a few things they’d like to upgrade. But David said he wants to keep the iconic neon sign, the circular bar and some of the other things in “the Garzanelli’s that everybody loves.”

Hillyer said it will probably take a few months to get the business up and running. However, he said he has one piece of the puzzle in place, Carl Siemers, who cooked at Garzanelli’s for 27 years.

The Carretto family had taken ownership of Garzanelli’s Supper Club in 1974, but it had long been a mainstay for gatherings, family dinners, cocktails, chicken and Italian dishes.

With cook Jim Carretto battling a terminal illness, the Carrettos closed the restaurant in late October 2016.

Garzanelli’s originally opened as a grocery store and tavern in 1918. The business sold just one time in its 98-year history, when Anna and the late Pete Carretto bought the restaurant in 1974 from the Garzanelli sisters, Katie Farneti and Elsie Porter.

Jim and Chuck Carretto took it over from their parents.

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BEVERLY BEAMS TISKILWA — A celebration of Beverly Ruth (Underhile) Beams soul in heaven, her life and to wish her “Happy Trails” will be at 11 a.m.

Saturday, Feb. 22, at the Tiskilwa Community Church, Main Street in

Tiskilwa. Lunch and fellowship will follow at noon. Much memorabilia of Beverly’s life will be on display. Her family has requested attendees dress in red, dress in western attire and wear their cowboy hats.

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IVCC Dental Assisting Program will offer dental clinics OGLESBY — Illinois Valley Community College’s Dental Assisting Program will once again offer free/reduced-cost dental clinics for IVCC students, staff and the community.

Clinics will be from 8 a.m. to noon on Fridays until May 1 (excluding Feb. 21, March 6 and 13) in the Dental Lab (B214).

Patients can call 815-224-0227 to schedule an appointment for a comprehensive exam and X-rays. Qualifying patients will then be scheduled for a cleaning ($30 or free if IVCC student, faculty or staff), sealants (free) or

full mouth series of X-rays (free).

Dental assisting program coordinator Heather Seghi said, “Our students are excited to start their clinics to hone their skills.

They need a required number of patients, so reliable patients are desired as there is not time for rescheduling missed or canceled appointments.

“We do have outside resources for those unable to have the cleaning completed in our clinic, and we are very happy to help in any way we can to ensure they receive the best care,” she added.

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IVCC opens submissions for 2020 Paul Simon Student Essay Contest OGLESBY — The submission period for Illinois Valley Community College’s 2020 Paul Simon Student Essay Contest is open.

The student who best describes “How IVCC has changed my life” will win $300 and read their essay at the May 16 commencement.

All currently enrolled full- or parttime IVCC students are eligible.

Essays must be 500 words or less and be submitted as an attachment to

Community_Relations@ivcc.edu. The deadline is noon on Friday, Feb. 28.

The winning essay will be forwarded to the Illinois Community College Trustees Association (ICCTA) for consideration in the statewide contest. One essay from the ICCTA pool will be chosen for a $500 award for fall 2020.

Contact Fran Brolley at ext. 466 or fran_brolley@ivcc.edu for information.

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IVCC will host ag information sessions OGLESBY — Illinois Valley Community College’s agricultural program will host two ag information sessions for prospective students and parents.

An evening session is set for 6 to 8 p.m. Monday, Feb. 24, and a morning session will be from 9 to 11 a.m.

Friday, April 3; both sessions are in rooms CTC 124-125.

Led by co-program coordinators Willard Mott and Kathryn Lillie,

guests will interact with current students and faculty, hear an overview on the revitalized program and tour campus.

Enrollment, financial aid and scholarship information will be provided.

Refreshments will be available.

RSVPs may be made at www.ivcc. edu/aginfosession.

For information, contact Mott at willard_mott@ivcc.edu or Lillie at kathryn_lillie@ivcc.edu.

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PELLA, Iowa — Peyton Hammerich of Peru has been named to the Central College dean’s list for the fall 2019 semester. The honor is awarded to full-time students who achieve a 3.5 grade point average or higher on a 4.0 scale while taking 12 or more graded credit hours for the semester.

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Feb. 18 — Biscuit and sausage gravy or cereal, toast, granola, yogurt, fruit, juice, milk.

Feb. 19 — Scrambled eggs or cereal, hash browns, toast, granola, yogurt, fruit, juice, milk.

Feb. 20 — Bacon, egg and cheese croissant or cereal, toast, granola, yogurt, fruit, juice, milk.

Feb. 21 — Cinnamon rolls or cereal,

Putnam County Community Center Feb. 17 — PCCC closed for Presidents Day. Feb. 18 — Meatloaf, scalloped potatoes, mixed vegetables, bread with butter, fruit cocktail, dessert.

Feb. 19 — Baked pork chop, baked potatoes with butter and sour cream, California blend vegetables, yogurt with blueberries, wheat dinner roll.

Feb. 20 — Cheeseburger on bun, baked beans, coleslaw, tropical fruit, dessert.

Feb. 21 — Fish filet on bun, wild rice, peas and carrots, peaches.

Bread, butter, fruit juice and 2% milk are available with meals. For reservations, call 800-757-4579, 24 hours in advance of the day’s meal. The menu is subject to change. Meals are available to senior citizens 60 plus at no cost, but donations are appreciated. The meal program is partly funded by donations, so they have a suggested donation of $5 per meal. Lunch is served at 11:30 a.m.

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Feb. 19 — Honey bun, granola, yogurt, cheese stick, fruit, juice/milk.

Feb. 20 — Scrambled eggs with cheese and ham, granola, yogurt, cheese stick, fruit, juice/milk.

Feb. 21 — Poptart Friday, granola, yogurt, cheese stick, fruit, juice/milk.

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Feb. 19 — Chicken nuggets, curly fries, carrots, cheese sticks, fruit, milk.

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Feb. 21 — Pizza crunchers, lettuce and salad dressings, strawberry cup, cookie, milk.

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