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A great test for a possible post-season preview appeared for the Stockton Lady Blackhawks as they played as a guest in the annual Eastland Volleyball Invitational Tournament on Saturday, Oct. 13. They ran into the Sterling Newman Central Catholic Lady Comets and left in a one-one tie.

It was a unique opportunity for those in attendance at a possible preview of an upcoming State Playoff game. The Lady Blackhawks open their pursuit of a trek to Normal on Tuesday, Oct. 23 at 5:30 p.m. at Alden-Hebron High School.

The IHSA Seeding Committee has already made their selections as to which teams are the best in the Illinois northwest. The two-seed was handed down to Stockton. They open the Class 1A State Volleyball Playoffs in Alden-Hebron as the top prospect to finish first. It would advance them to Polo and a shot at a Sectional Title.

It’s there they might run into Sterling Newman again.

The Sterling Newman Lady Comets have been issued the top notch in the 2018 bracketeers guide to the playoffs. They enter the final week of regular season play with a 22-6-1 mark overall. They are undefeated in the Three Rivers Conference and trail only 29-4 Orion in the overall picture.

The number one seed was accorded, as a result of specific statistics. Sterling Newman will also host its own Class 1A first round tournament and then send its victor to Polo for a possible showdown with the Alden-Hebron Regional winner. That might be Stockton. This game won’t end a tie.

Stockton got the two and it was a strong showing. Since August, the Lady Blackhawks have won at a nearly two-to-one clip. The numbers show they’ve been strong all season and hoist a 15-8-1 mark as a result. They earned an 8-3 record in head-to-head battles within the NUIC, but, with a week to play, still sit nearly 15 games behind NUIC-leading Durand. The Lady Bulldogs are one win away from 30. They’ve only lost twice.

Game play begins on Monday, Oct. 22. Six-seed Freeport Aquin faces seven-seed Orangeville. The survivor moves to the Tuesday night, Stockton post-season premiere. Oddly enough, based on scheduling, the Lady Blackhawks have had limited exposure to Aquin or Orangeville in 2018. They weren’t scheduled to play this season.

That will change on Tuesday. They’ll see one of them.

The winner from the Tuesday night semi-final will face the winner from the late game, which will be the survivor of the second semi-final pitting four-seed Alden-Hebron against fiveseed Pearl City. An upset of the home team by the Lady Wolves could put them into the path of Stockton once again. The fall season finale is at home for Stockton and features Pearl City this Thursday, Oct. 18.

The Lady Wolves open the final week sitting eight games behind Durand in the NUIC standings. They carry a double-digit win total but have slipped down the standings due to the loaded front end within the conference. They are one of nine teams that carry that distinction. However, there are four teams that have already won 20 or more games this season. Galena and Lena-Winslow are both teams standing in pursuit of Durand as the final week plays through. Forreston captured win 20 a week ago.

Sterling Newman and Stockton could be on a collision course. The winner from the Monday, Oct. 29, Polo Sectional opener advances to the Wednesday final against whichever 20-win team or upset minded dark horse survives game play in Durand and Ashton Franklin Center.

There are many who feel that Durand, which hosts its own 1A Polo Sectional play-in, could be a major problem for a lot of teams soon.

Stockton could be one of those teams.

The more success the Lady Blackhawks find, the more challenging the battle, statistically, will be. If they win to Wednesday, they are going to probably have to deal with the Lady Bulldogs, or the team that pulled off the upset of the overall number one seed.

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River Ridge second grader, Brogan Grube explains his winning Pop Rocks and Pop exhibit to the judges. Grube was awarded third place.

Elizabeth Historical Society to host annual dinner 2018 marks the 100th anniversary of the end of WWI. The Elizabeth Historical Society will be remembering that time at their annual dinner and program on Nov. 8 at 6 p.m. at the Elizabeth Community Building. Dinner will be catered by Vicki Mulder, a silent auction, 20year member recognition and the program “Journal of a

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Fourth graders Sully Bower and Cainan Bauer earn a second place in the science fair Group category.

(Above) Third graders, Hailey Zigler and Ashlyn Edens: take 3rd Place in Group category of the River Ridge Science Fair.

(Left) Zyler Carnahan takes second place in the Fifth Grade Individual category with his Polymer Reactions exhibit.

(Below) Averi Rolwes and Leah Spahn take first place in the Grade Five science fair Group category with their bubble gum exhibit.

River Ridge fifth grader Ryan Tippett is awarded first place in the Individual category.

CITIZENS OF STOCKTON TOWNSHIP The Stockton Township Park District has placed a question on the ballot to the voted on at the Illinois General Election to be held on November 6, 2018.

Shall the Stockton Township Park District Reorganize as a General Park District under the park District Code?

The question means a yes vote will give the Stockton Township Park District the ability to increase the size of the board to five board members.

The present Stockton Township Park District board now consists of three board members. The Stockton Township Park District will not change how it conducts business and it will not effect the financial status of the Park District.

A yes vote will give the Stockton Township Park District the ability to increase the board to five members which gives more representation of Stockton Township.

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Gracie Schnitzler, a River Ridge fifth grader shows her science fair project to the judges.

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Fifth grader Caylee Allen explains her science fair project to the judges.

Fourth grader Amber Davis provides the River Ridge Science Fair judges with a lesson in physics.

Christian Morhardt (second grade) and Faith Morhardt (fourth grade) tie for third place in River Ridge Science Fair Group category.

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AG Madigan calls on FCC to stop illegal robocalls and spoofing Attorney General Lisa Madigan along with a bipartisan coalition of 33 attorneys general called on the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to create new rules to allow telephone service providers to block more illegal robocalls flooding phones in Illinois and across the country.

In July 2017 Madigan and 29 attorneys general urged the FCC to give telephone service providers authority to block illegal robocalls, including calls from spoofed numbers.

As a result, the FCC issued the 2017 Call Blocking Order last November.

In comments submitted this week to the FCC, Madigan and the attorneys general express concern that scammers continue to circumvent the carriers’ efforts to block unwanted robocalls. The attorneys general are urging the FCC to give providers additional authority to work together to detect and block more illegal spoofed robocalls, including “neighbor spoofing.”

“As I continue to try and protect consumers from the nuisance of unwanted robocalls, scammers continue to develop ways to circumvent the technology and the law,” Madigan said. “I urge the FCC to act quickly and encourage providers to develop and implement new detection and

blocking technology as soon as possible.”

“Spoofing” is when a call appears to come from one phone number but is actually coming from a different number, making it difficult to identify the caller or trace the call. Increasingly, scammers are using a technique called “neighbor spoofing,” so that calls - no matter where they originate - appear on a caller ID as a phone number with same local area code as the consumer.

In their comments, Madigan and the attorneys general wrote: “Virtually anyone can send millions of illegal robocalls and frustrate law enforcement with just a computer, inexpensive software and an internet connection.”

Despite the FCC’s order, robocalls continue to be a consistent complaint by consumers nationwide. In 2017, the Federal Trade Commission received 4.5 million complaints regarding illegal robocalls, two and a half times more than it received in 2014. Illinois consumers filed nearly 300,000 complaints about robocalls in 2017.

In the formal comments, Madigan and the coalition expressed support for the 2017 Call Blocking Order, which gives phone service providers the ability to authenticate legitimate

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calls and identify and block illegally spoofed calls. The service providers are developing new technology to detect and block illegal spoofed calls, even those coming from what are otherwise legitimate phone numbers. The comments also urge the providers to develop and implement this new technology as soon as pos-

sible in order to provide increased protection for consumers from unwanted robocalls.

Joining Madigan in submitting the comments were the attorneys general of Arizona, Arkansas, Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Florida, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Maryland, Massachusetts,

Independent colleges key to improving Illinois higher education David W. Tretter PRESIDENT FEDERATION OF INDEPENDENT ILLINOIS COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES

Everywhere we turn these days, we are inundated with political ads with the right talking points: creating good jobs, reducing the out-migration of our population, improving the economic vitality of our communities throughout the state.

We should challenge our elected leaders to also deliver concrete, realistic recommendations to make that a reality.

In the last 15 years, Illinois disinvested in higher education by $1 billion. The results were devastating: higher tuition, students flocking away from campuses instead of to them, and some institutions left on fiscal life support.

Illinois hasn’t conducted a comprehensive review and developed a road map for our state’s higher education future for 50 years, since the last 1960s. A group of lawmakers

– the bi-partisan, bi-cameral, Higher Education Working Group – deserves credit for starting down this path and lead key initial steps this year, such as a renewed commitment to need-based MAP funding and the AIM High Scholarship program at public universities for students from middle-income families.

But there is more work to be done, by everyone in Springfield.

And our independent colleges and universities should be a key part of the conversation.

Our economic impact on our private campuses tops $20 billion. Far more Illinois students stay to attend four-year private schools in state than they do in Indiana, Wisconsin and Iowa. We should build on that advantage by offering similar incentives, through targeted state funding, for students who attend independent colleges and universities. Rather than pit publics versus privates, we should level the playing field so all of our colleges can successfully turn

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The 2018 election season has seen its share of negative advertising and bitter words. There are many needs when it comes to the well-being of Illinois children. It is important that those issues stay front and center not only in the final month of the campaign season but following the election. These are issues we hope both Republicans and Democrats will work on in the next General Assembly.

As you listen to the comments of candidates for the Illinois House, Illinois Senate, and statewide offices, consider asking them the following: Last year, Illinois approved a revision to the school funding formula to get additional dollars to those school districts most in need. While not in statute, proponents pledged to inject an additional $3.5 billion during the next ten years into the educational system to reduce inequities in school funding.Yet, the General Assembly did not approve additional funding. Is the candidate committed to the increased funding and how does he or she plan

to provide it?

Ninety-eight percent of Illinois children have health insurance. Yet, having health insurance does not equate to access to medical care. In addition, the state’s All-Kids Program, which includes Medicaid, covers 42% of infants, toddlers and preschoolers and 100% of children in foster care. Is the candidate committed to providing the necessary reimbursement rates, whether or not under managed care, to ensure children covered by Medicaid have access to health care?

During the last several years, the state of Illinois has increased funding for early childhood programs. Yet, there are still Illinois children who do not have access to a publicly-funded program. Is the candidate committed to expanding opportunities for such programs to all Illinois children?

Voices is a non-partisan organization. We can’t tell you how to cast your vote. However, we at Voices for Illinois Children encourage you let your voice be heard and vote in the upcoming election for candidates working to improve the lives of Illinois children.

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Farm bill expiration fails young people nationwide

By Cody Smith CENTER FOR RURAL AFFAIRS

The farm bill is the primary method in which our government invests in rural communities across the nation – without it, our farmers would be uncertain and our communities without access to food and other crucial resources. Congress’ failure to pass a new bill, or an extension of the existing legislation, has left young people in rural areas with anxiety for the future.

Expiration leaves our nation’s beginning farmers and ranchers without access to resources they need to be successful in an aging profession. In 2017, the average age of a farmer was 58 years old. As these farmers hang up their boots, young people must be equipped to handle this transition.

Serious challenges like diminished access to land and capital, an absence of trusted networks, and limited knowledge of available resources can, and are, blocking their entry into the industry.

Before the farm bill expired – taking away funding and the USDA’s authority to administer it – the Beginning Farmer and Rancher Development Program helped budding agriculturalists overcome these barriers. The Senate draft farm bill offered a new approach, the Farming Opportunities Training and Outreach Program, that would make a mandatory investment in the next generation. But, lawmakers failed to negotiate and pass a final 2018 farm bill in time.

A farm bill expiration is disheartening to young people across the U.S. because it sends a message that Congress failed to support them. Letting these programs expire shows young people that Congress has other priorities – none of which include the next generation of farmers.

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Obituaries

ELVIE A. LOWER Elvie A. Lower, age 92 of Savanna, formerly of Shannon, IL passed away Thursday, Oct. 11, 2018 at Good Samaritan Society in Mt. Carroll.

She was born in Freeport, IL on Dec. 19, 1925 to the late George and Alice (Hodgin) Wooley. Elvie married Melvin Lower on Nov. 29, 1969.

He passed away on Sept. 18, 1979.

Elvie was a member of Bethel United Methodist Church and had worked for the Village of Shannon Nursing Home and Burgess Battery.

She enjoyed embroidery, taking care of people, her dogs and cats, and fishing with her husband.

She is survived by her step-son, Wesley Lower of Freeport and her step-daughter, Ann Marie Lower of Stockton. She was preceded in death by her husband, parents, and stepson, Tom Lower.

A memorial service was held on Tuesday, Oct. 16, at Bethel United Methodist Church in Shannon. There was a visitation before the service.

Interment will take place at Brethren Cemetery in Shannon. A memorial fund has been established. Condolences may be shared at www.hermannfuneralhome.com.

JAMES B. LEITZEN, SR. James B. Leitzen, Sr., age 92, of Savanna, Illinois, died on Saturday, Sept. 29, 2018 at Mercy Medical Center North, Clinton, Iowa. Cremation Rites have been accorded.

A memorial gathering was held Thursday, Oct. 4, at Law-Jones Funeral Home, Savanna. Private family burial will take place at a later date in Holy Cross Catholic Cemetery, Stockton. A memorial fund has been established in James’ memory. Family and friends are invited to share in James’s life at www.lawjonesfuneralhome.com.

James was born on April 9, 1926, the son of Oscar and Lulu (Hall) Leitzen in Freeport, Illinois. James was raised in Stockton and attended Holy Cross Catholic School. James married Ellen Stilson on January 6, 1955. Ellen died on April 29, 2014.

James was primarily and auto-mechanic, working for car dealerships in Lanark, Mt. Carroll, and Hanover.

He also maintained machinery for Neumiller Farms in Savanna for several years. James was a longtime member of the Loyal Order of Moose, belonging to both the Savanna and Clinton, Iowa Moose Lodg-

es.

In his younger years, James enjoyed playing pool, roller-skating, and dancing. He also enjoyed the outdoors, especially gardening and fishing. Most of all, James cherished spending time with his friends and family.

James will be dearly missed by six children, James (Joan) Leitzen, Jr. of Stockton, Mike (Jackie) Leitzen of Delmar, Iowa, Calvin (Christine) Leitzen of Camanche, Iowa , David (Deborah) Leitzen of Savanna, Diane Oostenryk of Clinton, Iowa, and Cindy (Dave Smith) Rekenthaler of Clinton; twenty-three grandchildren; fifty-one great grandchildren; two great-great grandchildren; and special friend, Catherine VanBrocklin James was preceded in death by his parents; his wife, Ellen; two sons, Richard and Dennis Leitzen; two grandsons, Nathan Rekenthaler and Ryan Holm; one brother, William Leitzen; and two sisters, Eloise Coates and Eileen Graber.

munity Church. She lived on her family farm for 72 years. As written in an article by K.T Jones about Leona; “The secrets of life are simple and empowering-hard work, treat all of God’s creatures with respect and have a deep faith in the Lord. Her simple lifestyle combined with her amazing work ethic, stewardship, care for her animals, gardening, and dedication to the Lord proved to be her legacy. Blessed by God’s will and supported by many, this outstanding woman truly held the keys to a most fulfilled and prosperous life.” Leona was also a dedicated care-giver as well as a foster mom to four children.

She was a true treasure to many.

Funeral services were held on Friday, Oct. 12, at the Martintown Community Church in Martintown, WI. A visitation was on Thursday, Oct. 11, at the Leamon Funeral Home in Lena, IL. Pastor Kevin Cernek officiated the services.

A memorial has been established LEONA A. GREBNER in her name.

Leona A. Grebner, ”Grandma Condolences may be sent to the Onie”, 98, of Lena, went to her eter- family at www.leamonfh.com. nal home on Friday, Oct. 5, RUTH JEANETTE 2018 at Mercy (KRUPKE) WINTER Health Hospital Ruth Jeain Rockford. nette (Krupke) She was born on Winter, 91, Nov. 29, 1919 passed away in Afolkey, IL Oct. 13, 2018, to John and Maat Stephenson bel (Rosenstiel) Nursing CenJanicke.

She ter. Ruth was married Lloyd born Oct 5, Falkenburg in Nov. 1937 in Freeport; 1927, daughter he passed in May 1965. She mar- of Herman and ried Keith Grebner in Oct., 1967; he Minnie (Enpassed in March 1997. gebretson) Krupke, graduated from She is survived by her two daugh- South Wayne High School in 1945, ters; Lenora (Tom) Kampmier of and married Orville B. Winter April Rockford, Julie (Gary) Montgom- 12, 1946, at St. Paul’s UCC, Wayne ery of Winslow, son-in-law; George Township, South Wayne, WI. Ruth Drye of Lena, eight grandchildren; and Orville began and ended their Colin (Penny) Kampmier, Kelly farming career on his parent’s farm Kampmier both of Rockford, Ryan between Warren and Winslow, IL. (Krista) Montgomery of Davis, Kyle Ruth could be found outside milking (Kali) Montgomery of New Glarus, cows, taking care of chickens, tendWI, Debbie (Richard) Farmer, Greg ing the garden, along with being the (Kathy) Drye, Rich (Deanna) Drye organist at St. Paul’s UCC for many all of Lena, and Darla (Rob) Lingle years. Ruth was active in Stephenof Winslow, 18 great-grandchildren, son County Extension as a member six great-great grandchildren, and a of Winslow Unit and held several sister; Ethel Miller of Rockford. officer positions. She was also the She was preceded in death by her secretary for the County Extension parents, husbands Lloyd and Keith, for many years. Along with Extendaughter Norma Jean Drye, siblings; sion, Ruth was active in the Warren Arthur Janicke, Dorothy Clark, De- United Methodist Church and the loris Egli, Esther Schwaber, LaVerne Warren United Methodist Women Janicke, and Shirley Paul. serving in many capacities including Leona was a member of the Lena president of the UMW, president of Baptist Church for 45 years, where Mary Martha Circle, and a leader of she taught Sunday School for many the Le-Aqua-Na Workers 4-H Club. of those years. Upon the church’s Playing cards, bridge, euchre, 500, closing, she joined Martintown Com- was also a favorite pastime. She

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was a member of Nora Friendly Aid, Birthday Club, Warren Women’s Club, among others.

Even with her activities, family was important to her. Ruth and Orville traveled visiting their daughter, Barbara, in many locations including Germany and Korea. Ruth and Orville were the parents of the late Duane Winter, Barbara (Berry) Dunbar of Locust Grove, VA, Wes (Connie) Winter of Winslow, IL, Joan (John) Miller of Gratiot, WI, and Ann (Brian) Laing of Thornton, CO; grandchildren Cory Winter, Cullan (Melinda) Winter, MaRae (Bobby) Owens, John (Aleta) Dunbar, Aaron (Steva) Miller, Andrew (Larissa) Miller, Kimberly (Dean) Redington, Heather Laing, and Daniel (Stephanie) Laing; also 11 great-grandchildren.

Ruth is predeceased by her parents, husband Orville in 1993, son Duane in 2017, two grandsons, and two brothers Donald and Gerald, and their wives.

Ruth will be remembered by her grandchildren for her black raspberry jam, watermelon pickles, divinity, and attending many of their activities.

Funeral service will be at 11:00 on Friday, Oct. 19, at the Warren United Methodist Church in Warren.

A visitation will be from 4-7 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 18, at the Bartell-Leamon Funeral Home in Warren, and again from 9 a.m. until time of services at the church on Friday.

Burial will be at Elmwood Cemetery in Warren.

Pastor Roger Bronkema will officiate the service.

A memorial has been established in her name.

Condolences may be sent to the family at www.leamonfh.com.

Critters of the night

Join the Jo Daviess Conservation Foundation on Saturday, Oct. 20, at 10 a.m. to learn about some of our nocturnal friends, owls and bats.

This program, geared towards a middle school grade level, introduces the life cycle of the owl and its food and habitat. It also identifies the characteristics that make the owl a perfect predator and member of the raptor family. Participants can dissect an owl pellet to see exactly what an owls eats. Basic information about bats will also be covered with an emphasis on how they navigate by a special system called echolocation.

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Changes to EPA RVP regulations heralded by ethanol industry

By Tony Carton EDITOR

While stumping last week in Council Bluffs, IA, President Trump called again for easing the REID Vapor Pressure or RVP regulations restricting year-round sales of gasoline formulated with 15 percent ethanol (E15). The President’s remarks are welcomed by grain and biofuel producers nationwide.

E15 is a low-cost, high-octane fuel that is EPA-approved as safe to use in 90 percent of all vehicles on the road today.

“It is a plus for the ethanol industry, farmers and consumers,” said Adkins Energy General Manager Ray Baker. “For the ethanol industry it means the potential increase of 1.3 billion gallons of ethanol demand in the next few years. For farmers it means the potential increase of a half billion bushels of U.S. corn demand to supply the ethanol industry over the same time frame. And for consumers, they will have increased access to a lower priced fuel choice at the pump. Consumer choice has been limited because retailers were hesitant to make changes to their products with the summertime RVP restriction.”

Over the past couple years, the number of gas stations selling E15 has grown from 400 sites to over 1,400 sites.

“There are many new retailers who have indicated they are ready to start

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selling E15 but were waiting for this RVP rule to come into effect prior to starting the conversion,” Baker said.

“After the RVP announcement Casey’s pledged to add E15 to another 500 locations across the U.S. We expect even more growth like this in the next couple years.”

He said many retailers will now confidently make the change and consumers will have a choice at the pump.

“Right now, ethanol is about 75 cents cheaper than gasoline prices,” Baker said. “If another five percent ethanol is blended in gasoline it could mean even more savings for the consumer compared to traditional 10 percent ethanol blends. E15 can typically save consumers another five cents per gallon or more over E10.”

According to researchers from the University of Illinois Department of Agricultural and Consumer Economics increasing the use of ethanol to 10 percent in gasoline saved U.S. consumers $7 billion between 2008 and 2016. Using a similar model— accounting for both the price difference between ethanol and gasoline blendstock and the price difference between ethanol and other octane additives, the switch from E10 to E15 could save U.S. drivers approximately $9.5 billion per year.

The increased use of E15 should also have a positive effect on the price of corn.

“U.S. farmers are in the midst of harvesting another record crop which is creating a surplus of corn in the U.S.,” said Baker. “As a result, corn prices have been moving lower. The new rule will help the U.S. use more of the corn crop domestically which should increase the price of corn and strengthen our economy over time.”

Adkins Energy has been increasing production for several years in anticipation of the now imminent regulatory change and expect to continue incrementally increasing production in the future as ethanol demand increases.

“Many ethanol plants will increase production in response, but also reinvest into new emerging technologies in their plant,” Baker said. “Both of these will mean improved economics and increased jobs in the future.”

An upswing in the use of E15 is an environmental plus as well.

“Ethanol blended gasoline is proven to reduce emissions and is much cleaner than gasoline,” Baker said. “Studies show ethanol reduces greenhouse gas emissions by 43 percent compared to gasoline. Ethanol is also one of the best octane sources available and when blended in gasoline it replaces aromatics which are typically used by refiners to increase octane and are known to contain carcinogens such as benzene and toluene.”

The President’s comments may also open the door to new Renewable

Fuel Standard (RFS) talks.

The RFS is a federal program that requires transportation fuel sold in the United States to contain a minimum volume of renewable fuels.

“Our industry has always been willing to have meaningful dialogue that would benefit all parties in the discussion,” said Baker. “However, most discussions have been centered around oil companies attempting to decrease ethanol demand as a result of their suggested changes to the RFS. I think the President’s actions show the importance of cleaner burning fuels and a strong agricultural industry. Ethanol production uses the starch in corn to produce alcohol, but also creates a high-quality feed from the remaining components of the corn kernel. Our farmers feed and fuel our nation. We will only engage in talks that promote more benefits to our country from ethanol, not less.”

U.S. Representative Cheri Bustos (D-IL 17th District) has long been a strong supporter of changes to RVP rules and heralded the President’s announcement with cautious optimism.

“While I’m pleased that the President announced he’s going to allow year-round E15 sales, this is the third time he’s done so,” said Congresswoman Bustos. “I hope he does follow through because making this common-sense change would be a great thing for our corn growers and ethanol producers. Just the same, one of the biggest challenges facing our

agricultural economy is the ongoing trade war that our President tweeted us into. We need to take a much more strategic approach—both through trade and ethanol—toward expanding export markets, strengthening family farmers and growing our heartland economy.”

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Chili and Chicken Noodle Soup Cook-OFF. Our Culinary Arts Instructor (Chef Anna) and her students will be hosting a Chili and Chicken Noodle Soup Cook-OFF on Wednesday, Nov. 14, 5:00-7:00 PM (or until the Chili & Chicken Noodle Soup are gone…). EFE school districts will also be invited to enter chili and/ or chicken noodle soup prepared by their CTE Instructors and students from Agriculture and FACS. There will be independent judges with 1st place awarded in the chili and chicken noodle soup categories. The public is welcome! Admission is only $5.00 for ages 13 and above (free for ages 12 and under). Our Culinary Arts Instructor and students will be entering the Cook-OFF. Proceeds (after 1st place prizes) will be evenly distributed to the CTE Instructors (budgets) participating.

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Good Shepherd Lutheran Church

Good Shepherd Lutheran Church will gather for worship with Holy Communion on Oct. 21, at Good Shepherd, 118 E. Mason St. Lena, IL, at 9:30 a.m. All are invited to worship on this Twenty-second Sunday of Pentecost with rite of confirmation. Following worship, there will be a time for fellowship.

On Wednesday Oct. 24, at 8 a.m. the Piece Corps Quilters will work together to craft quilts for Lutheran World Relief. Our quilts provide warmth and love to people in our community and in the world. Materials and helping hands to tie and saw quilts are always appreciated. No previous quilting experience is necessary.

Come join the fun and make a difference in the world!

On Saturday Oct. 27, Good Shepherd will be at the Lena Food Pantry, the Men’s Group will meet in Fellowship Hall at 4:30 p.m.

During the month of Oct. we are collecting donations for Le-Win Food Pantry. Personal hygiene products such as shampoos, conditioners, deodorants, tooth brushes &tooth pastes are especially appreciated. .

If you have any questions, please call the church at 815-369-5552.

Salem United Church of Christ

The sermon for the worship service Sunday, Oct. 21, at Salem United Church of Christ, 8491 W. Salem Road, Lena, is titled “Well…That’s a Deep Subject” and is based on scripture from Job 38:1-7, 34-41. Sunday School for adults and children begins at 9:30 a.m. and worship is at 10:30 a.m. This day is “Neighbors in Need” offering Sunday. Neighbors in Need is a United Church of Christ special mission offering that supports ministries of justice and compassion throughout the United States. A pot luck dinner follows immediately after worship and at 1 p.m. the congregation will convene for its annual business meeting in the sanctuary.

The Wednesday Morning Breakfast Group will meet for breakfast at 8 a.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 24, at Spring Grove Family Restaurant in Freeport at 1521 S West Ave. The Lena Food Pantry collection for October is soup and crackers (no saltines).

St. John in Pearl City

You’re invited to join us for worship at St. John’s on Sunday, Oct. 21. The service will include the Joy Choir as “chefs” singing “The Recipe Song.”A brief healing service will be held after worship. The Sunday School continue their “Dig In-Discipleship” study beginning at 10:15 a.m. The Confirmation youth will also meet at 10:15 a.m. The 5th Quarter (seventh and eighth grades) will meet at 6 p.m. and the Genesis (high school) group will meet at 7:30 p.m.

The October Grace Meal will be held at Noon on Sept. 21, in Luther Hall at St. John’s.

Congratulations to Dennis Downs, Pearl City, for winning the the $200 Calendar Raffle drawing on Oct. 10.

On Nov. 4, St. John’s will have the SPLAT Spaghetti Lunch (10:30-1:30 p.m.), the Craft & Vendor Fair (10 a.m.-2 p.m.) and host an FHN Flu Shot Clinic (10 a.m.-Noon). Vendors interested in participating should contact the church office at the phone number or email below. The Vendor Fair will also include a Bake Sale by the Women’s Gathering.

Need a place to hold an event in Pearl City? The main hall at St. John’s is available for rent. Call the church for more information and availability.

St. John’s Lutheran Church is at 229 S. First Street, Pearl City, Illinois. The office phone number is 815443-2215 (mornings). All are invited to our weekly worship services and youth to our Sunday School and youth ministries. You may also email at prshadmin@gmail.com.

Willow/Kent United Methodist Churches

The Willow/Kent United Methodist Churches will meet at Wesley UMC in Stockton on Sunday, Oct. 21, at 10:45 a.m. for a combined service because of the Big White Church Auction fund-raiser. Lunch and Auction begin at noon with Delicious Homemade Food in the Church basement and Great bargains outside just waiting for your winning bid.

For more information, please call Pastor Chuck at 815-947-2541.

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Please join us Sunday, Oct. 21, for an Open House celebrating our new church building. Worship service starts at 9 a.m. Open House will be from 1 – 3 p.m. with a short program at 2 p.m. Light refreshments will be served.

Zion Community Church is located at 10100 West Sabin Church Road, Pearl City.

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27th from 4-7 p.m. next to the Post It’s all FREE. Hope to see you Office for our Annual Family Fall there.

Festival, hosted by Grace Free Methodist Church and McConnell United Methodist Church.

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CTE Chili and Chicken Noodle Soup Cook-Off The CTE Culinary Arts Instructor (Chef Anna) and her students will be hosting a Chili and Chicken Noodle Soup Cook-OFF on Wednesday, Nov. 14, 5-7 PM (or until the Chili & Chicken Noodle Soup are gone…).

Eagle Ridge Vocational Delivery System school districts will also be invited to enter chili and/or chicken noodle soup prepared by their Career Technical Education (CTE) Instructors and students from their Agriculture and FACS classes. There

will be independent judges with first place awarded in the chili and chicken noodle soup categories. The public is welcome! Admission is only $5 for ages 13 and above (free for ages 12 and under). Chef Anna and her students will also be entering the Cook-OFF. Proceeds (after first place prizes) will be evenly distributed to the CTE Instructors’ school district budgets for participating.

Spoons, mini-bowls, and napkins will be provided.

Voting assistance available for elderly and disabled Voting assistance and voting aids in marking the ballot will be available at all polling places in Jo Daviess County for voters who are either temporarily or permanently physically incapacitated or over the age of 65 at the Nov. 6, General Election, according to County Clerk Angela Kaiser.

“If you wish to go to the polls, but need assistance,” Kaiser said, “Arrangements can be made to vote from your car once you arrive.

Please call the County Clerk’s Office at 815-777-0161 no later than Monday, Nov. 5, to make these arrangements.”

Voting by mail is another alternative for all voters. Applications for voting by mail are now available from the County Clerk’s Office, however mailing and delivery of ballots does not begin until Thursday, Sept. 27. All applications for voting by mail must be received in the Clerk’s office by Thursday, Nov. 1.

Voting assistance is also available inside the polling place from someone who accompanies the voter or from an election judge of each political party.

Early Voting by personal appearance in the County Clerk’s Office is another option for all registered voters. Anyone may come and vote

in the Jo Daviess County Clerk’s Office, 330 N. Bench St., Galena, between Thursday, Sept. 27, through Monday, Nov. 5, on weekdays from 8 a.m. until 4 p.m. and on Saturday, Nov. 3, from 9 a.m. until 12 noon.

Tuesday, Oct. 9, is the last day that new voter registrations or name/address changes can be taken and still allow the voter to vote at the polls.

“Registrations can be taken at my office between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. Monday through Friday,” Kaiser added, “and deputy registrars are located throughout the county. Registrations or changes can be made at most libraries or several other business locations.”

State law does allow grace period registration and transfer of registration from Wednesday, Oct. 10, 2018 through Tuesday, Nov. 6, 2018.

Grace period registration is conducted only in the County Clerk’s Office and requires the individual to vote at the time of registration. Please be prepared to show two forms of identification, with at least one having your current address.

For more information on registering to vote, voting assistance, or early voting call Kaiser’s office at 815-777-0161 or write the County Clerk’s Office at 330 North Bench Street, Galena 61036.

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Our Raffle Prizes this year are: 1st - Quilt made by Pastor Keri 2nd - Basket of goodies from Mill Furnishings 3rd - Amish rug donated by Sue Bussian 4th - $25 gift certificate from AJ’s Lena Maid Meats Lena United Methodist Church • 118 W. Mason St. • Lena, IL

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Highland Community College Lifelong Learning has courses ready for students in October. To register and view the complete Lifelong Learning schedule, visit highland.edu/lifelong or call 815-599-3414. For more information about Lifelong Learning and to find out the latest in new course offerings, call 815-599-3403.

Smart Home Technology Location: Highland Community College, Building T, room T-140, 2998 W. Pearl City Rd., Freeport, Ill. Registration Deadline: Oct. 18; Class Date: Oct. 25; Class Time: 6 to 8 p.m.; Fee $25 Instructor: Jeremy Monigold Curious about Smart Home Technology? Wondering what the “Internet of Things” really is? Join us to learn about how technology can make things easier in your home by helping with device control, energy management, multimedia, and even health care needs.

Casseroles Location: St. John’s United Church of Christ, 1010 S. Park Blvd., Freeport, Ill. Registration Deadline: Oct. 22; Class Date: Oct. 29; Class Time: 5 to 8 p.m.; Fee: $45 Instructor: Michael Staver Tired of making the same one-dish casseroles? Chef Michael Staver will help you perk up one-dish wonders into taste-bud pleasing dishes.

The Church in Hitler’s Germany (1931-1945) Location: Highland Community College, Building H, room H-210, 2998 W. Pearl City Rd., Freeport, Ill. Registration Deadline: Oct. 22; Class Date: Oct. 29; Class Time: 6 to 8 p.m.; Fee: $29 Instructor: Mark Peterson This class takes a closer look at the Protestant and Catholic Church during and after the rise of Adolph Hitler to power, from 1931 to 1945. It investigates the tactics used by the Nazis to reduce the impact of the Church on Germany. This course looks at the History of Nationalism in Germany and its impact on the Church. It also

investigates the position of the church in Germany before and including the Great War and also during the Wiemar Republic.

Mail Merge Using Word & Excel Location: Highland Community College, Building T, room T-159, 2998 W. Pearl City Rd., Freeport, Ill. Registration Deadline: Oct. 23; Class Date: Oct. 30; Class Time: 6:30 to 8 p.m.; Fee: $25 Instructor: Shara Ibalio Mail merge is a software function describing the production of multiple documents from a single template form and a data source. Mail merge may be used to create personalized letters, pre-address envelopes, mailing labels and more. Create an Excel spreadsheet with the information to be personalized and to create the form in Word. This class will help you be successful in creating mail merged documents.

Highland unveils spray applicator simulator donation

In a partnership with Stephenson Service Company and Growmark, Highland Community College will unveil a spray simulator applicator at 2:45 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 16, in Building E at the college located at 2998 W. Pearl City Road in Freeport, Ill. The donation of the $100,000 simulator is a partnership with Stephenson Service Company, Growmark, and the Highland Ag Program to train students to potentially become a proficient spray applicator. This partnership is the first of its kind and the only applicator training program offered at any community college in Illinois.

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From Lena’s kitchen

The not so skinny cook We finally had a freeze—goodnight mosquitoes and bees; hopefully they are done for the year. I also will be glad to say goodbye to the pollen, and the allergy sufferers will have some relief. Although it is nice to have the cooler weather, it could have been gradual. Hopefully the fields will be drying out, and my farmer friends can get some harvesting done. This week we continue with fall ingredients for some good eats.

Since I seem to have an apple theme lately, this first recipe uses apples, cranberries and tart cherries. It is a take off on the traditional Waldorf Salad substituting the almonds for the walnuts. It is crunchy good, and the addition of the cranberries and cherries gives the apple salad a different taste.

until tender, about 40 minutes.

In a large saucepan, heat remaining oil over medium high heat. Add sausage and cook until browned, about 5 minutes. Remove sausage and let drain on a paper towels, reserving the drippings in the pan. Add the onions to the pan and cook for 5 minutes.

Add the apples and vinegar; cook for 2 minutes. Stir in bread crumbs, poultry season and a dash of salt and pepper; cook for 1 minute. Stir in cheese and sausage. Divide mixture among squash halves. Bake until

1 packet (1.25 oz.) taco season golden brown and cheese is melted, 3 T. water about 15 to 20 minutes.

1½ C. shredded sharp cheddar Turning away from the apple and fall theme in this week’s column, the cheese, divided 2/3 C. corn chips next recipe is for a taco casserole. It 1 can (2½ oz.) sliced black olives, was given to me by a friend because it is simple to make and quick too. drained Sliced green onions, sliced avocaEnjoy this main dish Mexican entrée. dos, diced tomatoes Taco Casserole Preheat the oven to 350. Spray 2 C. cooked brown rice an 8-inch baking pan with cooking 1 can (15 oz.) refried beans spray. Layer 2 cups of the cooked 1 C. salsa brown rice on the bottom. In a mi1 lb. ground beef crowave bowl, combine the refried

beans and salsa. Microwave until hot, about 2 minutes. In a large skillet, stir together the ground beef, packet of taco seasoning and water; cook beef through Layer meat mixture over the beans. Sprinkle on ¾ cup of shredded cheddar. Scatter the corn chips over the cheese and top with rest of cheese. Sprinkle the black olives over the cheese. Bake 10 minutes until cheese is melted.

Top with the chopped green onions,

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¼ C. mayonnaise ¼ C. sour cream 2 T. honey 1/8 t. salt 2 large apples, cubed 1 T. lemon juice 1 celery ribs, chopped ½ C. dried cranberries ½ C. slivered almonds, toasted 1 C. fresh or frozen pitted tart cherries, thawed Dressing: whisk together the mayo, sour cream, honey, and salt. In a large bowl, toss apples with lemon juice. Add celery, cranberries, and almonds; toss with dressing. Gently stir in cherries. Refrigerate salad, covered, 1 hour before serving. (To toast nuts; bake in a shallow pan in a 350 oven for 5-10 minutes.)

Continuing with the apple theme, this is a delicious acorn squash recipe. One of my former teaching buddies always put sausage in her acorn squash. So the addition of the apples rather than another vegetable is equally as good.

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CTE Academy Ambassadors: The CTEA staff has nominated ten (10) students to be CTEA Ambassadors (similar to Student Council or Student Government). All school districts and CTEA courses have representatives. The AM group has three seniors and two juniors.

Same for the p.m. group. We will share the names of the CTE Academy Ambassadors in the NEXT edition of “Vitality.”

Manufacturing Day/Work in the Real World (2018): The NW Illinois Economic Development (NWILED) and Eagle Ridge Vocational Delivery System #160

will be facilitating “Manufacturing Day” and “Work in the Real World” on Thursday, Oct. 18. High school sophomores will have the opportunity to visit manufacturers and spend time with employers throughout the region to gain a realistic view of career and business needs.

Our “Student Union” is OPEN: Our Student Union is open to sell items during the first, 15-20 minutes of the a.m. and p.m. blocks on published days. The purpose of the Student Union is to: • Provide a variety of healthier food options for our students to support healthy eating.

• Provide an opportunity for stu-

interested. On Friday, Oct. 5th the afternoon class visited Mercy Child Development Center in Dubuque.

This was an all-day event where students worked with children six (6) weeks to age five (5).

Graphic Communications (Irene Thraen-Borowski): On Friday, September 21, the Graphics class traveled to Dubuque and took a guided walking tour of the downtown murals. “Voices Productions” President, Gene Tully, led the tour, explained the process, artists, and positive economic impact this project has had in the neighborhoods.

From there, students toured the Galena Center for the Arts, there they met Director Carole Sullivan and attended a talk by artist Paul Chase.

Students were also able to interact with artists Christine Warner & Karen Wilson, viewed their artwork, and networked. Graphic Design artists Liz Larson (of Galena) and Jube Manderico (of Savanna) presented to Graphic Communications students on Friday, September 28, 2019. They shared their extensive professional experiences, including marketing campaigns they have worked on, actual product examples, career advice, and agreed to be available as ongoing mentors.

Students have completed Adobe Photoshop and are in the process of learning the “critique process” as well as digital portfolio assembly.

Health Occupations (Karen Koester): We have started skills training on restraints, wheelchair skills, bed making, and unit descriptions. We will be looking at legal and ethical issues in health care next week and infection control to finish out the quarter. Students are also working on their career exploration projects using Powerpoint, info-graphics, or creating a brochure for recruitment.

Law Enforcement & Criminal Justice (Nate Tyler): We are Kayla Smith puts a first grade spin on science for the judges moving on to Chapter six: Policduring the 2018 River Ridge Science Fair.

COURTESY PHOTOS The Scoop Today ing Style, Functions, and Roles in Society. After viewing the documentary “Flint Town,” we have been discussing the History of Second grader Brock Turner takes his turn explaining his project American Law Enforcement. We to the science fair judges. also expanded on American Law Enforcement and discussed police styles in our Tri-State area. Students also have access to a NEW, Crime Scene Investigation (CSI) classroom and access to accident reconstruction simulations.

Restaurant Management & Culinary Science (Chef Annamarie Pintozzi): Attended the NWILED Talent Pipeline Initiative on Hospitality @ Stoney Creek Inn on Tuesday, Oct. 2.

Calendar: October, Breast Cancer Awareness Month Thursday, Oct. 18, Manufacturing Day/Work in the Real World Oct. 22-26, National School Bus Safety Week (My Driver – My Hero) Thursday, Oct. 25, 3 – 7 p.m., Parent/Teacher Conferences Friday, Oct. 26, 8 a.m. – 12 noon, Parent/Teacher Conferences Wednesday, Nov. 14, 5-7 p.m., The science fair judges take notes during River Ridge fifth grader Third grader Ayden Tuttle discusses bridge strength with the sci- Chili and Chicken Noodle Soup Ryan Tuppett’s project presentation. ence fair judges.

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dents to learn customer service, budgeting, inventory, ordering, and responsibility.

• Provide opportunities to give back to our CTEA students (thru student appreciation days, financially supporting student events, etc.).

Staff News: Early Childhood Education (Stacy Kloss): Students have been working on their Early Childhood credentials. We are currently focusing on the health and safety of children (in large groups). Students are registering in the “Gateways of Illinois” program. “Gateways” registers child care providers and gives access to on-line profession-

al development (such as Mandatory Reporter). Students have been working diligently on knowing our preschoolers’ personalities and creating educational learning activities and lessons through a play-based environment in our preschool learning lab. Every Monday and Thursday, the p.m., early childhood, high school students are going to River Ridge to obtain their learning lab time and implement their lessons in the preschool classroom. “Toddler Tuesdays” have begun from 12:301:30. The NEXT Toddler Tuesday is Oct. 23. Children/Families under the age of 3 are welcome to attend. Please contact Miss Stacy (skloss@cteacademy.net) if you’re

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Getting the scoop on winter squash Join University of Illinois Extension for a fun fall program, Getting the Scoop on Winter Squash! During this workshop, Nutrition & Wellness Educator, Diane Reinhold, will discuss a variety of common and not so common varieties of winter squash.

As well as, how to select and store winter squash, and offer great ideas on how to prepare and use these culinary favorites.

Squash are truly a versatile category of vegetables. The differences between winter and summer squash, are seen within the time the squash is harvested, the type of skin or rind,

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 15TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT JO DAVIESS COUNTY GALENA, ILLINOIS PHH MORTGAGE CORPORATION Plaintiff, -v.OTTO WILLIAM BERG A/K/A OTTO W. BERG, GEORGIA E. BERG, GALENA GOLF VIEW ESTATES HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, DUPACO COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION Defendant 18 CH 10 NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above cause on July 12, 2018, an agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will at 1:30 PM on November 13, 2018, at the office of Vincent Roth Toepfer & Leinen PC, 122 1/2 N Main St, Galena, IL, 61036, sell at public auction to the highest bidder, as set forth below, the following described real estate: LOT 11 OF GALENA GOLF VIEW ESTATES, BEING LOCATED IN THE SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF SECTION 1 AND IN THE SOUTHEAST QUARTER OF SECTION 2, TOWNSHIP 28 NORTH, RANGE 1 WEST OF THE FOURTH PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, RAWLINS TOWNSHIP, JO DAVIESS COUNTY, ILLINOIS, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF RECORDED FEBRUARY 18, 1994 AS DOCUMENT NO 229506 AND LOCATED IN PLAN HOLD C OF PLATS, NO. 310.

Commonly known as 11019 EAST GOLF VIEW DRIVE, Galena, IL 61036 Property Index No. 13-000043-11.

and how long it can be stored without spoilage occurring.

If you are wondering what to do with the winter squash your neighbors keep putting on your front steps, or if you are interested in learning how to make your everyday squash go from ordinary to extra-ordinary, then check out this fall programming favorite. This workshop will also cover topics such as the nutritional benefits of winter squash, as well as discuss fun ways to incorporate squash into everyday life with fun and flavorful recipes.

Getting the Scoop on Winter

Squash, will be held at Highland Community College, Bldg. R, 2998 W. Pearl City Rd, Freeport, on Thursday, Nov. 8, from 5:30-7:30 p.m. Please park in the faculty lot.

The cost for this program is $10, to cover educational supplies. Pre-registration is required. Call today to beat the registration deadline of Nov. 5, 2018. To register calling our office at 815-235-4125 or check us out online at http://web.extension.illinois. edu/jsw/ If you need a reasonable accommodation to participate in this program, please let us know when registering.

LEGALS The real estate is improved with a single family residence.

The judgment amount was $171,424.03.

Sale terms: 25% down of the highest bid by certified funds at the close of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales Corporation.

No third party checks will be accepted. The balance in certified funds/or wire transfer, is due within twenty-four (24) hours.

The subject property is subject to general real estate taxes, special assessments, or special taxes levied against said real estate and is offered for sale without any representation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse to Plaintiff and in “AS IS” condition. The sale is further subject to confirmation by the court.

Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real estate after confirmation of the sale.

The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no representation as to the condition of the property.

Prospective bidders are admonished to check the court file to verify all information.

If this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assessments and the legal fees required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g)(1) and (g)(4). If this property is a condominium unit which is part of a common interest community, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the assessments required

by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/18.5(g-1).

IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER EN-

TRY OF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. You will need a photo identification issued by a government agency (driver’s license, passport, etc.) in order to gain entry into our building and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the same identification for sales held at other county venues where The Judicial Sales Corporation conducts foreclosure sales.

For information, contact The sales clerk, SHAPIRO KREISMAN & ASSOCIATES, LLC, 2121 WAUKEGAN RD., SUITE 301, Bannockburn, IL 60015, (847) 291-1717 For information call between the hours of 1pm - 3pm. Please refer to file number 18-086253.

THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION One South Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 (312) 236-SALE You can also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at www.tjsc. com for a 7 day status report of pending sales.

SHAPIRO KREISMAN & ASSOCIATES, LLC 2121 WAUKEGAN RD., SUITE 301 Bannockburn, IL 60015 (847) 291-1717 E-Mail: ILNotices@logs.com Attorney File No. 18-086253 Case Number: 18 CH 10 TJSC#: 38-5865 NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, you are advised that Plaintiff’s attorney is deemed to be a debt collector attempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used for that purpose.

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Eagle Nature Foundation Fall bird seed sale Once again the Eagle Nature Foundation will be holding a Fall Bird Seed Sale. This year the pickup date will be on Nov. 3. Please contact the Eagle Nature Foundation for bird seed varieties and prices. The seeds have to be ordered and paid for in advance of Oct. 29. Then, on Nov. 3, anyone who ordered bird seed must come to 8384 North Broadway Road, just 1/2 mile south of Apple River between the hours of 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. to pick up whatever seeds they ordered. If this date is not possible, a later date can be arranged.

As this sale is a fundraiser for ENF, anyone who orders seed can consider 30% of what they pay to be a tax deductible donation to ENF. Anyone and everyone is invited to get their winter’s supply of bird seed during this sale.

Also available on the porch at 300 East Hickory Street are some of Richard Briggs’ homemade bird houses and bird feeders.

For more information contact: Terrence N. Ingram, Exec. Director, Eagle Nature Foundation, 300 East Hickory St., Apple River, IL 61001 Phone 815-594-2306

Monroe Clinic welcomes two new cardiologists Monroe Clinic welcomes two new cardiologists to the Cardiology team.

Dr. Ali Albaghdadi and Dr. Sunil Penesetti join Dr. Arif Ahmad and Kris Fosler, ACNP to provide everything from cardiovascular risk reduction to pacemakers to stent placement.

Ali Albaghdadi, MD, an interventional cardiologist, specializes in echocardiography, nuclear cardiology, interventional cardiology, peripheral vascular disease, peripheral angiography and intervention and vein sclerotherapy. Albaghdadi received his degree from Rosalind Franklin School of Medicine/Chicago Medical School in North Chicago, Illinois.

He most recently served as an interventional cardiologist with Medical Associated in Clinton, Iowa.

Sunil Penesetti, MD provides a comprehensive range of diagnostic and treatment services for many cardiac conditions, including an

emphasis on preventive cardiology.

His treatment of cardiac conditions includes: aortic valve stenosis, mitral regurgitation, coronary artery disease, congestive heart failure, atrial fibrillation, hypertension, diabetes and hyperlipidemia. Penesetti received his degree at St. Michaels Medical Center in New Jersey and completed his specialty fellowship at St. Luke’s Roosevelt Hospitals and Langone Medical Center, both in New York, NY. “The addition of Doctors Albaghdadi and Penesetti help round out the Monroe Clinic Cardiology team,” shared Dr. Darren Pipp, Monroe Clinic Chief Medical Officer. “Combining their skills and reputation with the good work that has been by Dr. Ahmad and nurse practioner Kris Fosler is a win for us and for our community members. Critical and robust cardiovascular care is now conveniently located in Monroe.”

Introduction to apple tree pruning University of Illinois Extension Local Foods and Small Farms Educator Grant McCarty will teach Intro to Apple Tree Pruning: The Older and Neglected on Wednesday, Nov. 28. The class will be held twice that day, 10 a.m. to Noon and again from 6 to 8 p.m. in room 210 of the Highland Community College Student Conference Center, 2998 W Pearl City Road, Freeport (use parking lot A). Registration cost for this program is $5 and pre-registration is required by Monday, Nov. 26. To register or for more information on this program, visit us online at web. extension.illinois.edu/jsw or call us at 815-235-4125.

You may have inherited property

that has a number of mature apple trees. You may also have ignored and neglected your apple trees for a number of years. Whichever category you fall into, it is not too late to get your trees on the path towards productive yields.

This course will go into the decisions you need to make when it comes to getting mature apple trees back into shape over the next couple of years. Topics to be covered include when to let go of trees, basics of seasonal/older pruning, disease/insect management, choices of tools, making the first cuts of a multi-year process, apple tree grafting options, and working through visual examples of trees that have been neglected.

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Is it time for a soil test?

It is that time of year again, when the combines are rolling and the bins are filling. We are not even done with harvest and yet we are already planning for the 2019 growing season. As fields are being cleared, producers will be considering many fall farm operations: herbicide burndown, additional tillage passes, manure applications, etc. With all of the action going on, it can be easy to forget that the fall is a great time to take a soil test. Soil testing in the fall will provide important information earlier, enabling more efficient decision making before the snow falls, or early in the spring.

Soil testing is not as simple as it once was. With advancements in soil microbial understanding and soil testing procedures, there are now more options than ever when it comes to soil testing. Various soil tests which are now available include: routine N-P-K, Haney, PLFA, Solvita, and Cornell. Each of these testing procedures provide useful information regarding soil chemical and biological properties, but finding the right combination of analyses can help keep your farm productive by optimizing inputs. In addition to the type of test to take, there is much to consider when taking soil tests: Where should I sample? How deep do I sample? How much soil do I need? How much will it cost? How often should I test? The answers to these questions will determine optimal sampling techniques and will vary significantly from field to field and in some cases, within the field.

Regardless of the challenges in soil testing, increasing the efficiency of current testing methods is a simple way to increase farm productivity while keeping costs down. Interested in learning more about various soil test types and testing strategies?

University of Illinois Extension Commercial Agriculture Educator Phillip Alberti will be hosting a free program entitled Soil Testing for Crop Production. Topics include: advancements in soil health understanding, soil sampling strategies, soil testing types, and associated costs.

Soil Testing for Crop Production

will be held on Wednesday, Nov. 7, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Jo Daviess County Extension Office, 204 Vine St, Elizabeth, IL. There is no charge to attend but pre-registration is required by calling the University of Illinois Extension at 815-858-2273 or on line at http://web.extension.illinois.edu/jsw. For additional questions and resources regarding soil testing, contact Phillip Alberti, at palberti@illinois.edu, 815-599-3644 or on Twitter (@NorthernILCrops).

Influenza education among youth in agriculture Zoonoses (also known as zoonotic diseases) are diseases that can be shared between animals and people.

More than half of all infections that people get are spread by animals.

One Health recognizes that the health of people is connected to the health of animals and the environment.

Since, influenza A H3N2 variant viruses (H3N2v) were first detected in people in 2011, outbreak investigations have identified illnesses, primarily in children, linked to close contact with pigs at agricultural fairs.

These illnesses show a need to educate youth about zoonotic diseases and how they can spread between animals and people.

To address this need, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) established a partnership with the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) and the Council of State and Territorial Epidemiologists (CSTE) to promote One Health collaborations between federal and state public health and animal health authorities and state youth agriculture

groups through a program called the Influenza Education Among Youth in Agriculture.

The primary goals of this project are to help empower millions of youth in agricultural organizations like 4-H and FFA about ways to enjoy animals while reducing the risk of infection with zoonotic diseases and facilitate more effective and efficient response to important public health issues, such as outbreaks, by strengthening relationships among key stakeholders.

Lena American Legion Auxiliary recognizes Veteran’s Day

In honor of the end of WWI, the WWI Centennial Commission is asking everyone to toll their bells on Nov. 11, at 11 a.m. local time. Toll them 21 times at five second intervals.

The Lena American Legion Auxiliary is collecting pictures of servicemen and women, both past and present in their military uniform. We don’t want the originals but would like a copy about 8-1/2 by 11 or whatever. Put the name of the individual on the back of the picture.

Pictures will not be returned. We would like to make a window display for Veterans’ Day. We would like the pictures by Oct. 15, if possible. Please send them to Veteran’s Picture, PO Box 21, Lena, IL 61048.

For more information, please contact the legion at jamcps54@yahoo.com or 815-369-4684.

Legion Auxiliary forum

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The Lena American Legion Auxiliary recently hosted a forum for the Department of IL. This was one of six forums held throughout the state. Department President, Deb Lewis, a 42-year member of the American Legion Auxiliary from Cisco, IL and First Vice President, Sue Cunniff—Coughlin of Park Ridge, presented the programs for the new year. Deb’s Special Project for this year is the Bright Star Equestrian Center in Petersburg, IL. This center works with children and the horses for therapy. Deb is a Gold Star granddaughter. Pictured here are Sue on the left and Deb on the right.

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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 15TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT JO DAVIESS COUNTY GALENA, ILLINOIS ILLINOIS BANK AND TRUST SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO GALENA STATE BANK & TRUST CO. Plaintiff, -v.KEVIN L. GREENE, et al Defendant 2018CH 9 NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above cause on August 9, 2018, an agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will at 1:30 PM on November 15, 2018, at the office of Vincent Roth Toepfer & Leinen PC, 122 1/2 N Main St, Galena, IL, 61036, sell at public auction to the highest bidder, as set forth below, the following described real estate: PARCEL 1 ALL OF LOT ONE (1) IN BLOCK TWENTY-TWO (22) ON THE EAST SIDE OF GALENA RIVER, SITUATED IN THE CITY OF GALENA, IN THE COUNTY OF JO DAVIESS AND STATE OF ILLINOIS; EXCEPTING A STRIP OF LAND EIGHT (8) FEET WIDE OFF OF THE REAR OF SAID LOT, SUPPOSED TO BE RESERVED FOR AN ALLEY. PARCEL 2 LOTS 1, 2, 3, 4, AND 5 IN BLOCK 6 IN SECTION 16, TOWNSHIP 28 NORTH RANGE 1 EAST OF THE FOURTH PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, ON THE WEST SIDE OF THE GALENA RIVER, SITUATED IN THE CITY OF GALENA, JO DAVIESS COUNTY, ILLINOIS. Commonly known as 901 THIRD ST AND 968 N. WEST ST, GALENA, IL 61036 Property Index No. 06-500140-03 / 22-200-040-00.

The real estate is improved with a single family residence.

NOTE: Plaintiff has the right to determine whether the two parcels/tracts of real estate will be sold separately or whether they will be sold together. If the parcels/tracts are to be sold separately, Plaintiff has sole discretion to determine the order in which the parcels/tracts will be offered for sale and has the right to proceed with the sales of both parcels/tracts to satisfy this judgment.

Sale terms: 25% down of the highest bid by certified funds at the close of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales Corporation.

No third party checks will be ac-

LEGALS cepted. The balance in certified funds/or wire transfer, is due within twenty-four (24) hours.

The subject property is subject to general real estate taxes, special assessments, or special taxes levied against said real estate and is offered for sale without any representation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse to Plaintiff and in “AS IS” condition. The sale is further subject to confirmation by the court.Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real estate after confirmation of the sale.The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no representation as to the condition of the property. Prospective bidders are admonished to check the court file to verify all information.

If this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assessments and the legal fees required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g)(1) and (g)(4). If this property is a condominium unit which is part of a common interest community, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the assessments required

by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/18.5(g-1).

IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. You will need a photo identification issued by a government agency (driver’s license, passport, etc.) in order to gain entry into our building and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the same identification for sales held at other county venues where The Judicial Sales Corporation conducts foreclosure sales.

For information, examine the court file or contact Plaintiff’s attorney: CODILIS & ASSOCIATES, P.C., 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE 100, BURR RIDGE, IL 60527, (630) 794-9876 Please refer to file number 14-18-02254.

THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION One South Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 (312) 236-SALE

You can also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at www.tjsc. com for a 7 day status report of pending sales.

CODILIS & ASSOCIATES, P.C. 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE, IL 60527 (630) 794-5300 E-Mail: pleadings@il.cslegal.com Attorney File No. 14-18-02254 Attorney ARDC No. 00468002 Case Number: 2018 CH 9 TJSC#: 38-6944 NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, you are advised that Plaintiff’s attorney is deemed to be a debt collector attempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used for that purpose.

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Public Notice Zoning Board of Appeals Village of Stockton Notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held before the Village of Stockton Zoning Board of Appeals on Monday, November 5, 2018, at 5:30 PM at the Village Hall, 155 W. Front Ave., Stockton, IL to consider a (text) amendment to the Village’s Zoning Ordinance in order to allow for non-building mounted solar collectors for export of energy for use by an electrical utility as a Special Use in an Agricultural (A) District.

The proposed amendment is available for review at the Village Hall during normal business hours. All interest persons are invited to attend said hearing and be heard.

STEVEN RICE Zoning Administrator Village of Stockton (Published in The Scoop Today Oct. 17, 2018) 329151

Our File Number: 50591 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIFTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT JO DAVIESS COUNTY, ILLINOIS BELMONT BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, Plaintiff, v.

PALLADINETTI PROPERTIES & DEVELOPMENT, LLC.; PATRICIA PALLADINETTI; APPLE CANYON LAKE PROPERTY OWNERS

ASSOCIATION, UNKNOWN OWNERS AND NONRECORD CLAIMANTS, Defendants.

2018CH1 9A-150 Hawthorne Drive Apple River, IL 61001 NOTICE OF JUDICIAL SALE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above cause on September 27, 2018, the Sheriff of Jo Daviess County will on November 7, 2018 at 10:00 a.m. in the County Board Room at 330 North Bench Street, Galena, IL 61036 sell at public auction to the highest bidder, as set forth below, the following described real estate: LOT 150 IN HAWTHORNE UNIT OF BRANIGAR’S APPLE CANYON LAKE SUBDIVISION LOCATED IN A PART OF THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF SECTION 10, A PART OF THE EAST 1/2 OF THE NORTHWEST 1/4 AND PART OF THE NORTHEAST 1/4 OF SECTION 15, ALL IN TOWNSHIP 28 NORTH, RANGE 3, EAST OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, IN THOMPSON TOWNSHIP, JO DAVIESS COUNTY, ILLINOIS, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF RECORDED IN THE RECORDER’S OFFICE OF JO DAVIESS COUNTY, ILLINOIS ON SEPTEMBER 30, 1969 AS DOCUMENT NO. 118885 AND LOCATED IN PLAN HOLD B OF PLATS, NO/13-B, IN JO DAVIESS COUNTY, ILLINOIS. Commonly known as: 9A-150 Hawthorne Drive, Apple River, IL 61001 Property Index Number: 4318-009-150 The real estate is improved with a Single Family Residence The Judgment amount was $1,453,913.88 Sale terms: 25% down of the highest bid by certified funds at the close of the auction. The balance, including the Judicial sale fee for Abandoned Residential Property Municipality Relief Fund, which is calculated on residential real estate at the rate of $1.00 for each $1,000.00 or fraction thereof of the amount paid by the purchaser not to exceed $300.00, in certified funds, is due within twenty-four (24) hours. No fee shall be paid by the mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant to its credit bid at the sale or by any mortgagee, judgment creditor, or other lienor acquiring the residential real estate whose rights in and to the

residential real estate arose prior to the sale. The subject property is subject to general real estate taxes, special assessments, or special taxes levied against said real estate and is offered for sale without any representation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse to Plaintiff and in “AS IS” condition. The sale is further subject to confirmation by the court.

Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real estate after confirmation of the sale.

Where a sale of real estate is made to satisfy a lien prior to that of the United States, the United States shall have one year from the date of sale within which to redeem, except that with respect to a lien arising under the internal revenue laws the period shall be 120 days or the period allowable for redemption under State law, whichever is longer, and in any case in which, under the provisions of section 505 of the Housing Act of 1950, as amended (12 U.S.C. §1701(k)), and subsection (d) of section 3720 of title 38 of the United States Code, the right to redeem does not arise, there shall be no right of redemption.

The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no representation as to the condition of the property.

Prospective bidders are admonished to check the court file to verify all information.

If this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assessments and the legal fees required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g)(1) and (g)(4). If this property is a condominium unit which is part of a common interest community, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the assessments required

by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/18.5(g-1).

For information, contact Plaintiff’s attorney: Kimberly A. Padjen, Jennifer M. Hughes.

Please refer to file number: 50591 GOMBERG, SHARFMAN, P.C. Attorneys for Plaintiff 208 S. LaSalle St., #1410 Chicago, IL 60604 (312) 332-6194 NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, you are advised that Plaintiff’s Continued on next page

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Eagle Nature Foundation 50/50 raffle The Eagle Nature Foundation (ENF) is conducting another 50/50 raffle at $2 per ticket to help raise funds for its bald eagle preservation work. Anyone interested in entering the raffle, please send a check to ENF

for the number of $2 tickets you desire, at ENF, 300 East Hickory Street, Apple River, IL 61001. A person does not have to be present during the drawing to win.

The drawing for the raffle will take

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place immediately after the plant auction on Oct. 27th. Some of the past winners have won over $600 for their share. The total winnings de- Continued from previous page ated in the Village of Stockton, pend upon how many tickets will be Jo Daviess County, IL attorney is deemed to be a debt sold before the drawing.

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collector attempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used for that purpose.

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Black Hawk Run Year End Gala and Halloween Party

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PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby given that a public hearing before the Village of Stockton Zoning Board of Appeals will be held on Monday, November 5, 2018, at 5:45 PM at the Village Hall, 155 W. Front Ave., Stockton, IL, to consider the Application presented

by EnSync, Inc., a WI Corp., (Applicant) and Daniel and Kellie Rhyner, (Owners), regarding the property referred to as: A 300’ x 2,033’ (14.0± ac.) parcel located along the northerly edge at the easterly side of the N ½ of the SE ¼ of the SW ¼ of Section 2 in Township 27 North, Range 4 East of the Fourth Principal Meridian; situ-

Saturday, Oct. 27 Discount price on drinks, appetizers and finger food.

Music by the Boos Brothers, Rod & Darwin Prizes for best costume

Come for a fun night ADULTS ONLY

P.I.N. part of 17-000-033-00 The Applicant is seeking a special use permit in order to construct and operate a 2 MW community solar energy facility [as defined by and pursuant to the Illinois Future Energy Jobs Act (see IL P.A. 099-0906)], which would include non-building mounted solar collectors for export of energy for use by an electrical utility, in an Agricultural (A) District as per 3.2 B (16) of the Village’s Zoning Ordinance, as amended.

The Application is available for examination at the Village Hall during normal business hours.

All interested persons are invited to attend said hearing and be heard.

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Stockton Class of ‘73

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The Stockton High School Class of 1973 held its 45 year reunion on Sept. 29, at Blackhawk Run. 30 class members were in attendance, some coming from Texas, South Carolina and Florida.

Pictured, back row, L-R Ann McCauley Coan, Becky Blair Arnold, Peggy Magee Halzel, Terry Brashaw, Nancy Broshous McIntyre, Charlie Hotze, Don Hill, Merle Bronkema, Steve Brinkmeier, Kim Lawfer and Kelvin Krise.

Middle Row, L-R Rita Hayes Lessman, Glenda Streicher Adams, Sally Wenziker Foley, Barbara Kepner, Connie Brunner Hill, Ellen McPeek Glisan, Sherry Seas Casey, Jan Willig Shields and Ingrid Gordon Wolbers.

Front Row Kneeling, L-R Cathy Williams Jones, Dan Kunz, Kathy Castle Gray, Deb Noll Lyons, Beth Blair Mueller, Jim Raab, Deb Breuning Wunsch and Kathy Heller Knauer.

Absent at time of photo were Jeff Boldt and John Dow.

Cavity Free Kid

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The Stockton Dental Center’s Cavity Free Kid for August is Mitchell, Age 8.

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Blackhawks of the Month

Each month we recognize Stockton Middle School students that are going above and beyond to display our Blackhawk Way expectations. They have been nominated for special acts of being Respectful, Responsible, and Safe.

Blackhawks of the Month are: Hailey Weipert fifth grade, Kendra Robledo sixth grade, Addison Ernst, seventh grade, and Jackson Curtiss eighth grade. Congratulations!

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sliced avocado, and diced tomatoes.

The next two desserts again turn us to fall flavors. This apple spice cake with caramel is really a delicious way to use apples. The melding of the apple and caramel makes for a great taste. The cream cheese frosting really makes it extra special. I use Mrs. Butterworth’s Butterscotch Caramel Ice cream topping. Smuckers has a good caramel topping too.

Cream Cheese Frosting

1½ pkgs. (8 oz.) of cream cheese, softened ¾ C. unsalted butter, softened 6 C. powdered sugar 1 t. vanilla Preheat the oven to 350. Line a 9 x 13 pan with parchment paper and spray the parchment with cooking spray. In the bowl of a mixer fitted with the whisk attachment, beat the Caramel Apple Spice Cake sugar and oil at medium speed until well combined. Beat in applesauce 1½ C. sugar and caramel. Add eggs, one at a time, ¼ C. canola oil beating well after each addition. ¼ C. unsweetened applesauce In a large bowl, whisk the flour, ¾ caramel sauce, plus more to baking powder, baking soda, cinnaserve mon, and salt. With the mixer on low 3 large eggs speed, gradually add the flour mix3¾ C. flour ture alternately with the buttermilk, 1 T. baking powder beginning and ending with the flour 1½ t. baking soda mixture, beating just until combined 1 t. cinnamon after each addition. Using a spatula, ½ t. salt 1½ C. buttermilk, room tempera- fold in the apples, scraping the bottom and sides of the bowl. Spread ture 2 Gala apples, peeled, cored and the batter in the prepared pan. Bake until cake springs back when lightly finely chopped touched in the center and a wooden 329645

pick inserted in the center comes out clean, about 55 minutes. Let cool on a wire rack.

Frosting: In a large bowl, beat the cream cheese and butter with a mixer at medium speed until smooth. Add powdered sugar. One cup at a time, beating well after each addition. Add vanilla and beat at a high speed for 1 minute.

Spread the cream cheese frosting onto the cake. Spoon caramel sauce over frosting and gently swirl into frosting using a spatula. Cover and refrigerate up to 3 days.

These maple cookies are good for fall or winter. The maple flavoring makes the short bread cookie special.

The glaze reinforces the maple flavor. These cookies are easy to make and will disappear fast after you make them.

Maple Cookies

1 C. unsalted butter, softened ¾ C. sugar ¾ C. packed brown sugar 2 eggs 1 t. maple flavoring

2½ C. flour 1 t. baking soda 1 t. salt 2 C. white baking chips 1 C. chopped pecans 1/3 C. butter, cubed 1¾ C. powdered sugar 1/3 C. maple syrup ¼ t. maple flavoring Preheat the oven to 350. In a large bowl, cream the butter and sugars until light and fluffy. Beat in eggs and maple flavoring. In another bowl, whisk the flour, baking soda, and salt; gradually beat the flour mixture into the creamed mixture.

Stir in baking chips and pecans.

Drop cookie dough by rounded tablespoonfuls 2 inches apart onto ungreased baking sheets;. Bake for 10-12 minutes or until golden brown.

Cool on pans 2 minutes. Remove to wire racks to cool completely.

For glaze: in a saucepan, melt the butter over medium heat. Remove from heat. Gradually beat in the powdered sugar, syrup and maple flavoring until smooth. Drizzle over

cookies; let glaze dry completely.

Store between pieces of waxed paper in an airtight container.

Students are getting ready for the end of the quarter, and some are deep in the process of Halloween costumes. I know it is a big deal to have just the right costume. Don’t forget to look at the Thrift Shop for help in getting a costume. The prices are definitely right!

We continue to look for some apple, squash, and pork recipes as well as Halloween recipes. If you would like to share, please send them in.

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Lady Wildcats take upset approach into second season

By Chris Johnson REPORTER

River Ridge saw its designs on post-season consideration eliminated this past week as the result of a 54-14 loss to the 2018 Upstate Champion Milledgeville Missiles.

The final game of the season will be played this Friday night and then attention can be turned towards the winter sports season and the basketball schedules waiting to be filled.

Milledgeville was a tough battle

for a lot of teams this year in the NUIC Upstate. Statistically speaking, even in their non-conference matches, the Missiles still found ways to win and remain among the State of Illinois’ elite 1A teams.

They entered the week eight match ranked fourth in the State and trailed only three other undefeated teams.

Every other 1A team in the State of Illinois has at least one loss. Quite a few more have two or more. A team with four losses can even still make

it into the playoffs. Squads that suffer their fifth losses, generally have to let things go. Now with a mark of 3-5, the Wildcats get set for their final action of the year.

A week earlier River Ridge did its best to upset the balance in the Upstate. They hurt the Polo Marcos with a 6-0 decision and put a lot of pressure on the post-season hopeful for its season-closing, Friday night match. They have to face undefeated NUIC-Northwest Champion Pearl

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Pearl City-Eastland looks to have its own focus set on entering post-season play as the overall number one seed.

The Wildcats have played their part on many nights in helping to mold the current Upstate standing.

They’ve had to deal with a Stockton Blackhawks program that barely slipped by, by eight points, 22-14 mid-season. They faced down Freeport Aquin and dealt with Northwest visitor Galena. They toppled neighbor Warren as one of the many highlights of the season.

The final game of the season will be played away from home and when the Wildcats return, it will be time to head inside to the gym and prepare for Thanksgiving tip-off classics and the games waiting.

With the final week of games lining up across the State of Illinois for all high school varsity football programs, the NUIC-Upstate is under the control of Friday night’s victor Milledgeville. They hold a led over Stockton and Orangeville and sit three losses ahead of fourth-place position-holder Freeport Aquin. River Ridge sits in fifth place followed

by Polo, Ashton-Franklin Center and Warren.

The Lady Wildcats open their second season this Tuesday. The 1A Girls’ Volleyball State Championship Tournament sets up in Durand with a 6:30 set and eight-seed River Ridge faces three-seed East Dubuque. They’ll get a preliminary look at the Lady Warriors this

Thursday night as the regular season comes to a close with an invitation to play being answered upon by East Dubuque.

Any thoughts of advancing through the early rounds of the 1A Regional rely on how prepared the Lady Wildcats are for the three-seed.

They have not been unbeatable.

They’ve lost eight times and have only won six more than they have given back all year. A good showing against East Dubuque in the fall finale could carry an extra bonus of even more readiness in place for upset-minded River Ridge.

A win over the Lady Warriors in the Durand 1A Regional Semi-Final puts the Lady Wildcats on a collision course with the State-ranked and NUIC-leading Durand. The Lady Bulldogs open the week in pursuit of win number 30. The Durand Regional Champion travels to Polo for the Girls’ Volleyball Class 1A Sectional Championship. Only eight teams will remain standing after all Sectional Champions are crowned.

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Questions about these valuations should be directed to: Laura Edmonds (Apple River and Thompson Townships) P.O. Box 6572, Galena, IL 61036 Phone 815-821-3544 Deb Wunsch (Berreman, Derinda, Pleasant Valley, Stockton and Wards Grove Townships) P.O. Box 205, Elizabeth, IL 61028 Phone 815-990-5108 Farmland: Pursuant to 35 ILCS 200/10-115, the farmland assessments for the 2018 assessment year have increased by 10% of the preceding year’s median cropped soil productivity index as certified by the Illinois Department of Revenue with data provided by the Farmland Assessment Technical Advisory Board resulting in a $26.46 per acre increase for each soil productivity index.

Equalization Factor A factor of 1.1530 has been applied to the following classes of property in the Apple Canyon Lake Subdivision in Thompson Township: Class 0040 Residential buildings only All other Property: Property in these Townships, other than farmland and coal, is to be assessed at a 33.33% median level of assessment, based on the fair cash value of the property. You may check the accuracy of your assessment by dividing your assessment by the median level of assessment. The resulting value should equal the estimated fair cash value of your property. If the resulting value is greater than the estimated fair cash value of your property, you may be over-assessed. If the resulting value is less than the fair cash value of your property, you may be under-assessed. You may appeal your assessment to the Board of Review.

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3. The final filing deadline for your township is 30 days from this publication date. After this date, the Board of Review is prohibited by law from accepting assessment complaints for properties in these townships. The filing deadline is November 16, 2018.

Your property may be eligible for homestead exemptions, which can reduce your property’s taxable assessment. For more information on homestead exemptions, call (815) 777-1016 or visit www.jodaviess.org.

Your property tax bill will be calculated as follows: Final Equalized Assessed Value – Exemptions = Taxable Assessment; Taxable Assessment x Current Tax Rate = Total Tax Bill.

All equalized assessed valuations are subject to further equalization and revision by the Jo Daviess County Board of Review as well as equalization by the Illinois Department of Revenue.

A complete list of assessments for these townships for the current assessment year, except for those assessments that were changed solely by equalization is as follows:

APPLE RIVER TOWNSHIP Parcel Number 01-000-049-10 01-000-092-00 01-000-122-00 01-000-139-00 01-001-004-00 01-001-100-00 01-001-183-00

Owner’s Name EDGE, ROBERT G & JOYCE J GOKEN, NYLA S TRUSTEE FRANSEN FURNISS, HEATHER A JEM INVESTMENTS FOWELL, TAMMY ROBERTS, DALE L TRUSTEE HUSEMANN, STACEY L

BERREMAN TOWNSHIP Parcel Number 02-000-001-00 02-000-002-00 02-000-004-00 02-000-004-03 02-000-005-00 02-000-006-00 02-000-008-00 02-000-009-00 02-000-013-10 02-000-014-00 02-000-015-00 02-000-017-00 02-000-019-00 02-000-019-10 02-000-020-00 02-000-021-00 02-000-022-00 02-000-022-03 02-000-024-00 02-000-024-03

Owner’s Name CALHOUN, DONALD E TRUSTEE FROULA, RUSSELL J TRUSTEE CALHOUN, DONALD E TRUSTEE WILLSON, RONALD J & KAY M CALHOUN, DONALD E TRUSTEE YEOMAN, ERIC & LISA CALHOUN, DONALD E TRUSTEE TORKELSON, DUANE & CHERYL MCPEEK, CORY A MCINTYRE TRUST, DAVID M & NANCY A SHULTIS, MICHELLE M & JAMES B, TRUSTEES CALVERT, BRENDA E SCHLAFER, STEWART HESSENIUS, BARBARA A & CALVERT, BRENDA METZGER, DANIEL P & JOAN R MAMMOSER, WILBUR L & DOLORES CITIZENS STATE BANK TRUSTEE HEATH, ORE & LILA LAWFER, KARL E & LORI L MACOMBER, BARTON D & PAMELA R

Total 34,189 54,826 66,784 24,420 11,363 13,160 21,726 Total 8,723 4,742 23,106 45,588 98,800 3,432 10,068 82,241 27,615 5,796 78,295 55,084 54,469 28,965 43,555 13,241 6,490 36,099 3,894 150

Parcel Number Name 02-000-024-06 02-000-024-09 02-000-025-00 02-000-026-00 02-000-027-00 02-000-027-03 02-000-028-00 02-000-029-00 02-000-031-00 02-000-032-00 02-000-033-00 02-000-034-00 02-000-034-03 02-000-034-06 02-000-035-00 02-000-036-00 02-000-036-03 02-000-038-00 02-000-039-00 02-000-040-00 02-000-042-00 02-000-042-03 02-000-045-00 02-000-047-00 02-000-047-02 02-000-048-00 02-000-048-03 02-000-048-06 02-000-050-00 02-000-052-00 02-000-053-00 02-000-054-00 02-000-055-00 02-000-056-00 02-000-059-00 02-000-060-00 02-000-061-00 02-000-062-00 02-000-062-10 02-000-063-00 02-000-064-00 02-000-065-00 02-000-067-00 02-000-068-00 02-000-070-00 02-000-071-00 02-000-071-03 02-000-074-10 02-000-075-00 02-000-075-10 02-000-075-13 02-000-076-00 02-000-077-00 02-000-078-00 02-000-079-00 02-000-079-10 02-000-080-00 02-000-080-03 02-000-080-10 02-000-081-00 02-000-082-00 02-000-083-00 02-000-085-00 02-000-086-00 02-000-087-00 02-000-088-00 02-000-089-00 02-000-091-00 02-000-092-00 02-000-093-00 02-000-094-00 02-000-095-00 02-000-097-00 02-000-098-00 02-000-099-00 02-000-100-00 02-000-102-00 02-000-104-00 02-000-105-00 02-000-105-03 02-000-107-00 02-000-109-00 02-000-111-00 02-000-111-03 02-000-112-00 02-000-115-00 02-000-115-03 02-000-116-00 02-000-117-00 02-000-118-00 02-000-121-00 02-000-122-00 02-000-122-03 02-000-125-00 02-000-126-00 02-000-127-00 02-000-127-10 02-000-127-12 02-000-130-00 02-000-131-00 02-000-133-00

Total

KENNA, CASEY S 47,591 COLLINS, MARK A & RHODORA 3,523 WALTHALL, RAYMOND A 8,366 METZGER, DANIEL P & JOAN R 707 KLECKNER, MICHAEL J & JULIA 26,888 KLECKNER, MICHAEL J & JULIA 25,214 SHULTIS, MICHELLE M & JAMES B 4,138 KLECKNER, MICHAEL J & JULIA 63,855 KLECKNER, MICHAEL J & JULIA 3,089 SHULTIS, MICHELLE M & JAMES B 5,243 HASTING, SHARON R 5,672 WACKERLIN FARMS LLC 7,061 CARLSON, ILA K TRUSTEE 6,205 CARLSON, JAMES C TRUSTEE 3,266 BLAIR, JOHNNY F 28,655 CARLSON, JAMES C TRUSTEE 2,193 WACKERLIN, TERESA R TRUSTEE 361 SHULTIS, MICHELLE M & JAMES B 2,920 MCPEEK, ROBERT J ll & AMY 10,358 SMITAL, GLENN H & MARY 8,545 MCPEEK, MARK L & AMY R 1 67,714 MCPEEK, ROBERT J ll & AMY 3,742 LAWFER, RICHARD M & LAWFER, GREGORY 2,575 SMITAL, GLENN H & MARY 63,807 MCFADDEN, JOHN & CECILE 4,707 MCPEEK, ROBERT J II & AMY 10,855 MAMMOSER, MICHAEL D & DEBRA J 67,810 MAMMOSER, MICHAEL D & DEBRA J 3,242 MCINTYRE TRUST, DAVID M & NANCY A 6,342 SHULTIS, MICHELLE M & JAMES B 8,268 SHULTIS, MICHELLE M & JAMES B 150 MACOMBER, BARTON D & PAMELA 3,242 CITIZENS STATE BANK TRUSTEE 3,047 FRANK, GARY E TRUSTEE 34,878 BLAIR, JAMES E & TERESA 8,344 LAWFER, RICHARD M & LAWFER, GREGORY 8,305 FRANK, GARY E TRUSTEE 4,553 CALHOUN, DONALD E TRUSTEE 28,274 MILLER LAND TRUST 50,144 DEVRIES, DALE L TRUSTEE 14,837 LANNERS, BARBARA A 25,526 BLAIR, JAMES E & TERESA 18,441 CALHOUN, DONALD E TRUSTEE 7,431 CALHOUN, DONALD E TRUSTEE 11,260 CITIZENS STATE BANK TRUSTEE 2400060 3,253 KEMPEL, NANCY L 15,961 ROBINSON, JOYCE A TRUSTEE 8,306 CLAY CEMETERY 566 LASALLE NATIONAL BANK 112 3,678 KEMPEL, NANCY L 1,292 KEMPEL, TIMOTHY L & DENISE 1,915 BLAIR, JAMES E & TERESA 2,728 DEVRIES, DALE L TRUST 4,270 KEMPEL, TIMOTHY L & DENISE 6,470 FINKENBINDER, KURT D & ANDREA 150 PATTERSON, GARY T TRUSTEE 150 KEMPEL, NANCY L 169 KEMPEL, TIMOTHY L & DENISE 2,009 WALTHER, DAWN M 19,239 LASALLE NATIONAL BANK 112583 5,172 KEMPEL, TIMOTHY L & DENISE 3,392 MCINTYRE TRUST, DAVID M & NANCY A 62,244 BLAIR, JAMES E & TERESA 2,913 BONE, EDWARD E 11,292 NARANCICH, DENISE & BONE, EDWARD 23,305 BONE, EDWARD E 6,296 LASALLE NATIONAL BANK 112583 10,502 CASWELL, DANIEL P 162,657 CASWELL, DANIEL P 26,246 SIGNER, WILLIAM H 55,782 BERGEMAN, ROGER WM & MAJOR LLOYD6,279 SMITH, CAROLYN A TRUSTEE 5,298 DUFFORD, DOUGLAS R & LAURA 2,312 BERGEMAN, BARRY D & LUANN 2,363 SMITH, CAROLYN A TRUSTEE 14,117 DINI, GARY A & ELLEN E TRUSTEES 519 BONE, EDWARD E 7,433 BACH, RICHARD & RAFANAN, ALEX B 39,470 HOOK, DONALD W & BETTY M 8,857 2,047 ISENHART, NICHOLAS J & BONNIE R LUNING, DONNA K TRUSTEE 18,906 BERGEMAN, ROGER WM & MAJOR LLOYD 57,502 HOOK, DONALD W & BETTY M 18,712 HERMES, JAMES R & HERMES, HEATHER J 26,323 LASALLE NATIONAL BANK 112583 15,127 SHULTIS, JAMES B & MICHELLE 51,551 CUELLAR, CRYSTAL 1,987 PAXTON, ARLO D TRUSTEE 29,925 CASWELL, DANIEL P 4,190 BERGEMAN, ROGER WM & ELEANOR 2,822 PAXTON, ARLO D & CHARLES, LEE H 12,392 BIRCHEN, RODNEY K & MARY L 1,369 KLOEPPING, DAVID D 150 BROWN, DAVID J 18,186 LASALLE NATIONAL BANK 112583 1,830 LASALLE NATIONAL BANK 112583 7,744 FREY, MARK L & ANN T TRUSTEES 15,573 FREY, MARK L & ANN T TRUSTEES 43,853 KEMPEL, TIMOTHY L & DENISE 4,307 KEMPEL, TIMOTHY L & DENISE 23,103 ROSENSTIEL, ROBIN K 18,742

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Parcel Number Name 02-000-134-00 02-000-134-03 02-000-134-06 02-000-134-09 02-000-134-12 02-000-134-15 02-000-135-00 02-000-136-00 02-000-138-00 02-000-138-03 02-000-139-00 02-000-139-03 02-000-140-00 02-000-141-00 02-000-142-10 02-000-144-00 02-000-145-00 02-000-146-00 02-000-148-10 02-000-149-00 02-000-149-03 02-000-150-00 02-000-150-10 02-000-150-20 02-000-151-00 02-000-152-00 02-000-152-03 02-000-153-00 02-000-153-01 02-000-153-02 02-000-153-03 02-000-153-06 02-000-154-00 02-000-156-00 02-000-156-03 02-000-157-00 02-000-157-10 02-000-160-00 02-000-161-00 02-000-162-00 02-000-163-00 02-000-165-00 02-000-165-10 02-000-166-00 02-000-167-00 02-000-169-00 02-000-170-00 02-000-172-00 02-000-173-00 02-000-173-10 02-000-175-00 02-000-176-00 02-000-176-03 02-000-176-06 02-000-177-00 02-000-178-00 02-000-179-00 02-000-180-00 02-000-181-00 02-000-182-00 02-000-182-03 02-000-183-00 02-000-184-00 02-000-185-00 02-000-188-00 02-000-188-03 02-000-189-00 02-000-190-00 02-000-191-00 02-000-192-00 02-000-194-00 02-000-194-03 02-000-194-06

DERINDA TOWNSHIP Parcel Number 04-000-001-00 04-000-001-02 04-000-002-00 04-000-003-00 04-000-003-10 04-000-004-10 04-000-004-11 04-000-004-12 04-000-004-13 04-000-005-00 04-000-006-00 04-000-007-00 04-000-007-10 04-000-009-00 04-000-009-10 04-000-009-12 04-000-010-00 04-000-012-00 04-000-014-00 04-000-016-00 04-000-019-00 04-000-020-00 04-000-021-00 04-000-021-10 04-000-024-00 04-000-025-00

Total

HARRINGTON, DANIEL J & MARGUERITE 33,186 DANCA, JOHN A & STEPHANIE 38,460 O-CONNOR RICHARD & JEANETTE TRUST 4,886 KEMPEL, JAY T & KARLYN A 8,051 TUMMINELLO, GUILIO & ANTOINETT 1,605 TUMMINELLO, GUILIO & ANTONETT 15,101 TOWNSEND, BETTY J TRUSTEE 934 KEMPEL, DAVID R 11,943 VOSS, MELVIN R & JAN M 4,477 VOSS, MELVIN R & JAN M 15,427 BIRCHEN, RODNEY K & MARY L 3,158 WILLSON, ROBERT A & JULIE 8,926 TOWNSEND, BETTY J TRUSTEE 2,084 GRAM, ROBERT C 2,822 LOWE, JOE 14,244 AURAND, RICKY L & KAREN S 24,904 HEIMERDINGER FARMS INC 111,942 IANDOLA, CONRAD 32,668 ALCANTARA, RENE & JOYCE P 6,668 ROBINSON, JOYCE A TRUSTEE 15,820 SLACK, WENDY 46,015 BLOOMQUIST, BRUCE TRUSTEE 38,810 CASS, RICHARD F II & LINDA 27,355 VAAGEN, RAYMOND P & BARBARA 12,737 BJD IRREVOCABLE TRUST 2012 1,620 HARTMAN, BROOK D & RACHAEL 50,293 PAXTON, ARLO D & CHARLES, LEE H 3,573 GRAHAM, TAMARA K 28,595 GRAHAM, TAMARA K 240 GRAHAM, TAMARA K 1,856 PHELPS, ROBERT M & WAUNETA F 3,362 ISENHART, NICHOLAS J & BONNIE R 3,409 LASALLE NATIONAL BANK 112583 5,986 BIRCHEN, RODNEY K & MARY L 34,775 KLOEPPING, DAVID D 27,315 CRAIG, RICHARD & PAULINE 18,136 BJD IRREVOCABLE TRUST 72,016 FURIO, NICHOLAS TRUSTEE 1,932 GAWLIK, RONALD R & LORRAINE M 5,805 FURIO, NICHOLAS TRUSTEE 46,095 LASALLE NATIONAL BANK 112583 2,159 COULTHARD, ROGER K & KATHY 3,379 SIGNER, JOHN J & TAMARA 45,896 SCHAEDEL, KEITH & LYNDA 5,769 LAW, DAVID E & JEANNETTE M 84,178 ROBERTS, CLINTON A 14,200 SIGNER, WILLIAM H 9,018 BLACK BEAR LODGE NORTH LLC 1,427 BLACK BEAR LODGE NORTH LLC 131,017 KAMPER, THOMAS L 2,735 GAWLIK, RONALD R & LORRAINE 4,156 STONER, DUANE & BONNIE 4,584 TOWNSEND, JASON A & RAISBECK, TERRI 48,214 STONER, CODIE 5,105 GAWLIK, RONALD R & LORRAINE 44,560 BLOMSNESS, JEFFREY A & PATRICIA 1,909 KAMPER, THOMAS L & DEBBIE 1,124 KAMPER, THOMAS & DEBBIE & BRYAN 3,036 FIRST TACTICAL SITE INC 431,239 WILLSON, ROBERT A & JULIE 27,536 SCHOFIELD, ROBERT D & SANDRA 5,261 THOMPSON TRUST 201 34,492 SIGNER, WILLIAM H 18,230 BRESCIA, PAUL & PATRICIA 7,906 HUINER HOLDINGS LLC 3,124 HUINER HOLDINGS LLC 2,374 FARLEY, JOHN E JR 47,521 WILLSON, ROBERT A & JULIE 5,752 HUINER HOLDINGS LLC 1,794 PARADISE OF TENNESSEE LP 75,362 PARADISE OF TENNESSEE LP 10,063 PARADISE OF TENNESSEE LP 1,000 PARADISE OF TENNESSEE LP 2,347

Owner’s Name Total OPPOLD, DAVID L, BARBARA J 37,817 OPPOLD, KATHLEEN G TRUSTEE 17,017 SCHULDT LIVING TRUST, THOMAS & JUDITH 1,612 CRONIN, MARK 79,222 NOTTOLI, MICHAEL A 9,081 OPPOLD, DENNIS J & KAY L 47,816 SCHULTZ, COURTNEY J 32,013 BEYER, JACK L & DIXIE L 4,413 BEYER, JACK L & DIXIE L 47,436 DILLAVOU, JAMES J & LAURA 9,416 STEFFES, KAREN E 5,252 STEFFES, DENNIS J & JANE C 70,586 PRATT, WILLIAM V 38,147 STEFFES, BENJAMIN JAY 14,166 PALMER, TODD P & PALMER, 35,307 STEFFES, BENJAMIN J 2,523 STEFFES, JAMES E & MILDRED 99,831 EDEN, RAYMOND R & ESTHER C 33,783 EICHLER, ROBERT P 5,711 EICHLER, ROBERT P 96,596 STEFFES, BENJAMIN JAY 3,956 STEFFES, KAREN E 1,963 CARROLL, ELDON G & JERILYN 129,021 CARROLL, ELDON G & JERILYN 71,310 GROEZINGER, RICHARD S 72,735 SCHNITZLER FAMILY TRUST 24,659 Continued on next page

20 • Wednesday, Oct. 17, 2018 - The Scoop Today

Parcel Number Name Total Continued from previous page 04-000-026-00 GROEZINGER, RICHARD S 4,517 04-000-027-00 SCHNITZLER FAMILY TRUST 40,418 04-000-027-03 SMITH, RODNEY D & MARY K 2,307 04-000-027-06 SMITH, RODNEY D & MARY K 525 04-000-028-00 SCHNITZLER, GARY L TRUSTEE 60,553 04-000-032-00 WAND, WAYNE J 66,493 04-000-032-03 HESSE, MARTHA ANN TRUSTEE 3,713 04-000-033-00 REUSCH, RICHARD 74,946 04-000-033-10 JEANBLANC, JAMES K TRUSTEE 50,866 04-000-034-00 TEMPERLEY, GARY L & DALENE 39,675 04-000-035-00 SPOERL, DALE 46,461 04-000-036-10 MARTORINA, SALVATORE & MAR 926 04-000-037-10 SCHNITZLER, MARVIN D & ELI 52,750 04-000-037-20 CLYDE, LESLIE A & SUSAN C 88,261 04-000-039-00 BEYER, LILLIAN C TRUSTEE 873 04-000-042-00 HESSE, MARTHA ANN TRUSTEE 54,048 04-000-042-10 IWANSKI, GEORGE A & ADRIENNE 41,581 04-000-043-00 BEYER, RUSSELL L & LINDA L 150 04-000-045-00 HOLY, PIOTR & MARIA 11,755 04-000-047-00 SULLIVAN, JOHN B & JUNE A 124,354 04-000-047-06 FLYNN, ANDREW J & HEATHER 20,172 04-000-048-00 SULLIVAN, JOHN S & SARA LYNN 11,314 04-000-051-00 WAND, ROBERT J 42,005 04-000-055-00 SULLIVAN, JOHN B & JUNE A 58,848 04-000-061-00 HOLY, PIOTR & MARIA 68,876 04-000-062-00 PRATT, JERRY A & MINDY L 31,927 04-000-063-03 ARNDT, JOHN C & WIESEN, BARBARA M 41,519 04-000-064-00 GUENZLER, SHERMAN A & BETTY 30,242 04-000-065-00 JO DAVIESS CONSERVATION FOUNDATION 71,787 04-000-071-00 GWE REALTY LLC 3,067 04-000-072-00 MOFFETT, MAGGIE & MOFFETT, SHANNON 3,168 04-000-073-00 HOLCOMBE, DIANE R 12,337 04-000-074-00 GWE REALTY LLC 2,919 04-000-074-10 APPLEBY, RANDY F 82,026 04-000-075-00 GROEZINGER, KATHRYN 35,356 04-000-075-03 ABBINANTE, EUSTACHIO N & CAROL J 1,965 04-000-075-06 MERKLE, WILLIAM L & MELISSA 18,897 04-000-075-09 GROEZINGER, LEW J 6,570 04-000-079-00 GWE REALTY LLC 7,001 04-000-081-00 MOFFETT, MAGGIE & MOFFET, SHANNON 6,338 04-000-082-00 HOLCOMBE, WALTER B & OTOOLE, ELIZABETH 47,938 04-000-083-00 DAUPHIN, KENT J & SUSAN J 36,423 04-000-083-03 DAUPHIN, KENT J & SUSAN J 2,367 04-000-083-06 SULLIVAN, JOHN B & JUNE A 25,770 04-000-090-00 LAYLAND, BONNIE K TRUSTEE 53,338 04-000-090-10 HAUG, HARLAN A TRUSTEE 1,160 04-000-090-30 FLYNN, CARLA M 6,708 04-000-091-00 FLYNN, CARLA M 35,747 04-000-094-00 OFFENHEISER, CHARLICE H TRUST 57,392 04-000-095-00 CRAWFORD, MICHAEL W TRUSTEE 113,151 04-000-096-00 SCHMIT, RICHARD P JR & CORINE 88,418 04-000-098-00 HAUG, HARLAN A TRUSTEE 1,427 04-000-099-00 MCLANE, ROBERT K & NORMA J 10,913 04-000-099-03 BRATTON, DENNIS W 71,854 04-000-102-00 CARROLL, KATHERINE F DIEHL 50,767 04-000-102-03 DIEHL, JAMES A & JOANNE T 54,482 04-000-102-10 ZINK, EUGENE & DIANNE A 42,647 04-000-103-00 SULLIVAN, JOHN B & JUNE A 22,681 04-000-103-10 JONES, H HUGH 10,493 04-000-103-13 MCLANE, ROBERT K & NORMA J 150 04-000-103-20 HANDEL, JESSICA L 32,265 04-000-104-00 MISEK, JERRY J & MARGARET 145 04-000-105-00 SPOERL, DALE 14,986 04-000-106-00 AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK CHICAGO 8161 6,681 04-000-106-20 MISEK, JERRY J & MARGARET 36,737 04-000-109-10 MARKS, CHARLES T & HOLLY E 38,705 04-000-112-00 AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK CHICAGO 8161 11,464 04-000-112-10 TURNER, KELLY W & REBECCA 10,224 04-000-116-00 OFFENHEISER FAMILY FARM PARTNERSHIP 11,945 04-000-116-03 BRANDEL, KEITH A & TINA L 33,195 04-000-116-06 SPRENGELMEYER, RAYMOND & DIANA 50,650 04-000-118-00 MCLANE, ROBERT K & NORMA J 57,871 04-000-119-00 AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK CHICAGO 8161 9,951 04-000-120-00 SCHNITZLER, GARY L & MARY 61,284 04-000-121-00 OFFENHEISER FAMILY FARM PARTNERSHIP 6,888 04-000-123-00 OFFENHEISER FAMILY FARM PARTNERSHIP 17,493 04-000-124-00 EICHLER, ROBERT P 9,842 04-000-125-00 PIECUCH, STANLEY W & PIECUCH, ANN MARIE 1,333 04-000-126-00 STEFFES, BENJAMIN JAY 28,205 04-000-126-03 THOREN, KELLY D & MICHELE 58,259 04-000-127-00 THOREN, CHRISTOPHER S 46,838 04-000-129-00 BEAULIEU, LANCE 32,720 04-000-130-00 HELGESON, CARL O & LINDA K 89,663 04-000-134-00 GUENZLER, IVAN H & KATHLEEN 43,898 04-000-136-00 PINK, JOSEPH G & MARGO A 29,051 04-000-137-00 STEFFES, JAMES E & MILDRED 52,383 04-000-138-00 BECKER, BONNIE L 31,620 04-000-138-10 BECKER, BONNIE L 11,229 04-000-139-00 THOREN, DONALD W & LUELLA 46,218 04-000-140-00 GUENZLER, IVAN H & KATHLEEN 2,685 04-000-142-00 CURCIO, ANTHONY P & SUSAN 59,056 04-000-142-03 STEFFES, BENJAMIN JAY 14,567 04-000-145-00 KLOPF MASSBACH FARM LLC 6,327 04-000-145-10 STEWART, DONALD B 28,293

Parcel Number 04-000-145-20 04-000-145-23 04-000-148-00 04-000-150-00 04-000-151-00 04-000-151-03 04-000-152-00 04-000-153-00 04-000-154-03 04-000-156-00 04-000-157-00 04-000-159-01 04-000-159-02 04-000-159-05 04-000-159-10 04-000-162-00 04-000-162-02 04-000-162-10 04-000-163-00 04-000-164-00 04-000-165-00 04-000-166-00 04-000-168-00 04-000-169-00 04-000-171-00 04-000-174-00 04-000-174-03 04-000-174-06 04-000-175-00 04-000-175-10 04-000-176-00 04-000-176-10 04-000-177-00 04-000-179-00 04-000-181-00 04-000-181-10 04-000-182-00 04-000-183-00 04-000-188-00 04-000-188-05 04-000-188-10 04-000-189-00 04-000-190-00 04-000-194-00 04-000-195-00 04-000-197-00 04-000-197-03 04-000-198-00 04-000-200-00 04-000-201-00 04-000-202-00 04-000-204-00 04-000-204-10 04-000-206-00 04-000-207-00 04-000-209-00 04-000-210-00 04-000-212-00 04-000-214-00 04-000-216-00 04-000-218-00 04-000-218-01 04-000-219-00 04-000-221-00 04-000-222-00 04-000-223-00 04-000-224-00 04-000-226-20 04-000-227-00 04-000-228-00 04-000-229-00 04-000-229-03 04-000-231-00 04-000-232-00 04-000-233-00 04-000-234-00 04-000-235-00 04-000-235-01 04-000-235-02 04-000-235-03 04-000-235-06 04-000-235-09 04-000-237-00 04-000-240-10 04-000-240-13 04-000-241-00 04-000-243-00 04-000-244-00 04-000-244-03 04-000-246-00 04-000-248-00

Name Total 5632 E MUELLER ROAD LLC 25,835 GUENZLER, DENNIS M & JACOB 2,243 KLOPF MASSBACH FARM LLC 150 VULTURE VALLEY SOUTH LLC 4,139 GUENZLER, MARION I & JOYCE 7,244 GUENZLER, DENNIS M & JACOB 150 ALBRECHT, BENJAMIN C JR & 150 GUENZLER, MARION I & JOYCE 119,514 THOREN, KELLY D & MICHELE 48,201 GROEZINGER, SAMUEL M & TERRI LYNN 3,306 KLOPF MASSBACH FARM LLC 150 HARMSTON, GREG T & PEGGY A 68,590 HARMSTON FAMILY TRUST 30,900 HARMSTON FAMILY TRUST 575 KLEINEMEIER, JOHN III 21,571 GUENZLER, MARION & JOYCE L 3,758 GUENZLER, DENNIS M & MARGARET A 67,919 CONTINENTAL TELEPHONE SERV CO 7,118 POKORNIK, JOHN & MAXINE A 31,926 GROEZINGER, SAMUEL M & TERRI LYNN 36,951 HUBBARD, ASHLEY & EMILY K 33,570 CHICAGO TITLE LAND TRUST 1108519 2,443 HARMSTON, GREG T & PEGGY A 60,934 GARCIA, ARTHUR C JR & BARBARA 55,499 CHICAGO TITLE LAND TRUST CO 8002375143 3,964 KOESTER, TIMOTHY M & KAREN 22,542 CHICAGO TITLE LAND TRUST CO 8002375143 375 CHICAGO TITLE LAND TRUST CO 8002375143 192 OFFENHEISER, WARREN & TRACY 67,916 CHICAGO TITLE LAND TRUST CO 8002375143 1,606 HELGESON, CARL O & LINDA K 7,613 MUTO, HELEN TRUSTEE 26,125 STAAS, SANDRA L & WILLIS,KIMBALL 20,033 MCLANE, ROBERT K & NORMA J 23,772 GROEZINGER, RICHARD S & MONICA D 120,888 CHICAGO TITLE LAND TRUST 1108519 18,184 OFFENHEISER FAMILY FARM PARTNERSHIP 4,220 KEESEE, KEVIN T & LAURA C 65,395 OFFENHEISER, CHARLICE H TRUSTEE 24,776 GREENE IRREVOCABLE TRUST, GREENE, JOHN 4,561 CHICAGO TITLE LAND TRUST 1108519 855 WENSEL, DEBORAH A TRUSTEE 782 MCLANE, ROBERT K & NORMA J 11,871 LIEBERT FARM LLC 52,821 RECKTENWALL, JOHN P & CAROL H 62,692 FRENCH, MICHAEL E 146,747 OFFENHEISER, CHARLICE H TRUSTEE 15,049 GRAHAM, JAN C & DILLON, PATRICK 52,768 WURSTER, BRADLEY W & SALLY 68,378 WURSTER FAMILY TRUST 48,797 WURSTER FAMILY TRUST 5,384 BEYER, DAVID LESLIE & VICKIE LYNN 22,988 WYDRA, CHRISTOPHER J & BRIAN W 62,037 HAUG, HARLAN A TRUSTEE 49,402 OFFENHEISER FAMILY FARMS PARTNERSHIP 11,851 OFFENHEISER, CHARLICE H TRUSTEE 105,353 OFFENHEISER FAMILY FARMS PARTNERSHIP 21,180 OFFENHEISER FAMILY FARM PARTNERSHIP 20,039 HAUG, HARLAN A TRUSTEE 97,286 OFFENHEISER FAMILY FARM PARTNERSHIP 54,453 ELIZABETH ILLINOIS FARM LLC 48,279 ELIZABETH ILLINOIS FARM LLC 6,157 ABBINANTE, EUSTACHIO N & CAROL J 16,552 IWANSKI, CHESTER J & SANDRA 23,660 OFFENHEISER FAMILY FARM PARTNERSHIP 11,781 GHISLAIN, JOSEPH E TRUSTEE 5,438 HENSAL, JEFFREY L 11,402 GHISLAIN, JOSEPH E TRUSTEE 47,322 HAUG, HARLAN A TRUSTEE 9,501 OFFENHEISER, CHARLICE H TRUSTEE 20,992 HENSAL, JEFFREY L 13,964 BROBERG REVOCABLE TRUST, MARIE 19,200 WHALEN, WAYNE W & PAULA W 36,847 LEIGHTON, HARVEY D 12,626 WILEY, WILLIAM L & MARY PAULETTE 8,369 LEIGHTON, HARVEY D 26,569 OFFENHEISER FAMILY FARM PARTNERSHIP 7,041 DAUEN, DEBRA & MCEOWEN, PAMELA 8,230 OFFENHEISER FAMILY FARM PARTNERSHIP 5,463 OFFENHEISER FAMILY FARM PARTNERSHIP 9,250 PINE HOLLOW LLC 2,159 MCCOY, GEORGE RAYMOND ESTATE 6,222 WHALEN, WAYNE W & PAULA W 23,384 OFFENHEISER, GRANT N & DONNA 66,480 OFFENHEISER, CHARLICE H TRUSTEE 20,114 OFFENHEISER, CHARLICE H TRUSTEE 35,435 PINE HOLLOW LLC 2,883 PILOLLA, ANDREW TRUSTEE 21,026 COLLACHIA, STACEY L 2,569 STAAS, SANDRA L 3,003 CAPUZI, FRANK & SHERI 22,450

Parcel Number 04-000-248-03 04-000-251-00 04-000-252-00 04-000-253-00 04-000-254-00 04-000-255-10 04-000-255-20 04-000-255-29 04-000-255-30 04-000-255-31 04-000-255-32 04-000-255-50 04-000-255-51 04-000-256-00 04-000-258-00 04-000-260-00 04-000-261-00 04-000-262-00 04-000-263-00 04-000-264-00 04-000-264-03 04-000-266-00 04-000-267-00 04-000-267-01 04-000-267-03 04-000-269-00 04-000-270-00 04-000-270-03 04-000-271-00 04-000-271-03 04-000-272-00 04-000-273-00 04-000-275-00 04-000-275-10 04-000-277-00 04-000-279-00 04-000-280-00 04-000-281-00 04-000-281-03 04-000-284-03 04-000-284-09 04-000-286-00 04-000-288-00 04-000-289-00 04-000-291-00 04-000-291-03 04-000-294-00 04-000-295-00 04-000-297-00 04-000-298-00 04-000-299-00 04-000-303-00 04-000-308-00 04-000-310-00 04-000-310-03 04-000-311-00 04-000-312-10 04-000-318-00 04-000-319-00 04-000-319-03 04-000-321-00 04-000-323-00 04-000-324-00 04-000-324-10 04-000-325-00 04-000-326-00 04-000-326-10 04-000-327-00 04-000-328-00 04-000-330-00 04-000-331-00 04-000-332-00 04-000-333-00 04-000-334-00 04-000-334-10 04-000-334-20 04-000-335-00 04-000-336-00 04-000-338-00 04-000-338-03 04-000-338-10 04-000-339-00 04-000-339-10 04-000-343-00 04-000-344-00 04-000-344-01 04-000-344-02 04-000-344-03 04-000-345-00 04-000-346-00 04-000-348-10 04-000-349-00 04-000-350-00 04-000-351-00 04-000-352-00 04-000-355-00 04-000-356-03 04-000-357-00 04-000-357-03

Name Total BENZSCHAWEL, RONALD & PEGGY 1,348 MOEST, STEVEN A & JANEEN K 2,122 HAUG, HARLAN A TRUSTEE 45,042 HERNANDEZ, RALPH & LINNEA 10,261 WURSTER, BRADLEY W & SALLY 1,466 WEEDE, JACOB M 39,556 SCHULDT ENTERPRISES LLC 89,017 MELTON, WILLIAM LEE 4,244 MELTON, WILLIAM LEE 33,265 MELTON, WILLIAM LEE 252 MELTON, WILLIAM LEE 627 SOWINSKI, RICHARD & CONCETTA TRUSTEES 37,656 SOWINSKI, RICHARD & CONCETTA TRUSTEES 1,379 OFFENHEISER, CHARLICE H TRUSTEE 21,527 CHICAGO TITLE LAND TRUST 1108519 63,421 HEJNA, GEORGE & MARLEE 58,377 CHICAGO TITLE LAND TRUST 1108519 882 WENSEL, DEBORAH A TRUSTEE 95,830 BERTSCH, WILLIAM P & ANN E 33,914 HEBA, CHRISTIANNE BAMBULAS 231 BAMBULAS, NICHOLAS IGNACIO 150 HILL, ANTHONY R TRUSTEE 2,579 JO DAVIESS FARMS II LLC 14,516 JO DAVIESS FARMS II LLC 150 KOESTER, MYRON H & PHYLLIS 3,687 SCHOLPP, EDWARD RUDOLPH & LYNNE 52,869 MEYER, WILLIAM J 50,472 MEYER, WILLIAM J 122 BEYER, RAY L & BETTY 161 BEYER, RAY L & BETTY 150 HAUG, HARLAN A TRUSTEE 313 BEYER, DAVID LESLIE & VICKIE 150 KOESTER, MYRON H & PHYLLIS 17,007 GREEN, WILLIAM E & DONNA M 19,777 RANDECKER, ALLEN W & MARGARET 86,567 HARMSTON, GREG T & PEGGY A 1,181 CHICAGO TITLE LAND TRUST 1108519 2,134 KOESTER, MYRON H & PHYLLIS 56,916 CHICAGO TITLE LAND TRUST CO 1111104 108,280 RANDECKER, RODNEY WILLIAM 12,134 KOESTER, MYRON H & PHYLLIS 12,863 POWERS, JAMES G 36,806 ILLINOIS BANK & TRUST, TRUSTEE 623 289,768 POWERS, JAMES G 1,827 MERCER, ALBERTA M TRUSTEE 33,525 ILLINOIS BANK & TRUST, TRUSTEE 623 2,772 KLOPF MASSBACH FARM LLC 21,016 US BANK NA 7698 64,846 VANBROCKLIN, ALLEN & CATHERINE 25,892 VANBROCKLIN, ALLEN & CATHERINE 18,413 BREUNING, JOHN F TRUSTEE 16,239 BREUNING, NETA J TRUSTEE 16,729 COSTELLO, TERRY L 70,455 BEAULIEU, SUNNY SMITH TRUSTEE 50,314 MCCUTCHEON, HILARY H TRUST 2,598 BREUNING, JOHN F TRUSTEE 30,135 KEHL, JAMES L & LAURIE A 35,220 BURKE, AUDREY A 33,428 TIERNEY, JAMES J & PATRICIA 94,093 CLARK, JOHN F & SALLIE W 72,627 ENO, GARY R 5,745 BURKE, AUDREY A 10,275 BURNS, ROSEMARY U TRUSTEE 19,480 COSTELLO, TERRY L 2,976 ELLINOR, DOROTHY TRUST 0609951 47,350 VANBROCKLIN, WILLIE L 19,810 VAN BROCKLIN, WILLIE L 1,333 BPW LAND & CATTLE LLC ATTN MATT SENNETT 47,941 WACHTER, JEAN E 23,054 LUBBAT, CONSTANTINE R TRUST 53,695 STAAS, SANDRA L 1,489 BENZSCHAWEL, RONALD & PEGGY 13,793 HAUG, HARLAN A TRUSTEE 3,171 MOEST, STEVEN A & JANEEN K 77,520 GREEN, LYLE JR & DEBRA ANN 42,738 STEFFES, JOSEPH A 33,979 QUARNSTROM, CLAUDETTE & CHARLES 5,315 QUARNSTROM, CHARLES E 109,110 LECH, LAURETTE 47,230 QUARNSTROM, CHARLES E & CLAUDETTE 14,964 WALTER FARMS LLC 76,594 BEYER, CHARLES L & ROGENE 48,660 KANE, MARLO G 52,892 HAUG, HARLAN A TRUSTEE 716 COLLACHIA, STACEY L TRUSTEE 2,245 COLLACHIA, STACEY L TRUSTEE 1,487 COLLACHIA, STACEY L TRUSTEE 820 COLLACHIA, STACEY L TRUSTEE 1,443 SILVER MAPLE LLC, 23,880 WILEY, WILLIAM L & MARY PAULETTE 47,601 SILVER MAPLE LLC, 32,880 PINE HOLLOW LLC 143,541 MCINTYRE FAMILY FARM LLC 17,766 MCINTYRE FAMILY FARM LLC 33,013 MCINTYRE FAMILY FARM LLC 12,382 MCINTYRE, JESSE D TRUSTEE 1,814 GIERTZ, JEFFREY H 8,222 BERENS, RAYMOND L & MARY P 1,756 MCINTYRE FAMILY FARM LLC 3,094 Continued on next page

Parcel Number Name Continued from previous page 04-000-358-00 MCINTYRE FAMILY FARM LLC 04-000-361-00 MCINTYRE FAMILY FARM LLC 04-000-362-00 STOEWER, JONATHAN G & STOEWER LIVING TRUST 04-000-363-03 QUARNSTROM, CHARLES E & CLAUDETTE 04-000-367-00 QUARNSTROM, CHARLES E & CLAUDETTE 04-000-370-00 WALTER FARMS LLC 04-000-370-03 WALTER FARMS LLC 04-000-372-00 LAW, GRETCHEN M TRUSTEE 04-000-373-00 HARING, MICHAEL J & DIANE 04-000-373-20 HARING, EDWARD D & BONNIE 04-000-375-00 GEISZ, AUDREY & WACHTER JEAN 04-000-378-00 TUMMILLO, FRANK 04-000-378-06 GONZALEZ, VINCENT & NORA C 04-000-378-08 GISSLER, LYNN PATTON TRUSTEE 04-000-378-09 MCCAUSLIN, KEVIN 04-000-378-10 ALBRECHT, CARL A & RENE M 04-000-378-12 GISSLER, LYNN PATTON TRUSTEE 04-000-378-15 TUMMILLO, FRANK 04-000-381-00 GEISZ, AUDREY & WACHTER JEAN 04-000-381-03 GEISZ, KENNETH I & AUDREY 04-000-383-00 LAW, GRETCHEN M TRUSTEE 04-000-384-00 BURNS, ROSEMARY U TRUSTEE 04-000-385-00 BURKE, AUDREY A 04-000-386-00 BURNS, ROSEMARY U TRUSTEE 04-000-387-00 REVENAUGH, HELGA J TRUSTEE 04-000-388-00 COSTELLO, TERRY L 04-000-389-00 BURNS, ROSEMARY U TRUSTEE 04-000-391-00 CAMP CREEK CORP 04-000-392-00 TUMMILLO, FRANK 04-000-392-03 GISSLER, LYNN PATTON TRUSTEE 04-000-392-04 MCCAUSLIN, KEVIN 04-000-392-06 GISSLER, LYNN PATTON TRUSTEE 04-000-393-00 REVENAUGH, HELGA J TRUSTEE 04-000-395-00 WALTER, DOUGLAS D & JANICE 04-000-396-00 BRIGGS, WILLIAM B & SUSAN 04-000-397-00 CAMP CREEK CORP 04-000-398-00 CAMP CREEK CORP 04-000-399-00 HAAS, HENRY ESTATE 04-000-401-00 REVENAUGH, HELGA J TRUSTEE 04-000-402-00 HAAS, HENRY ESTATE 04-000-403-00 CAMP CREEK CORP 04-000-404-00 BEYER, CHARLES L & ROGENE 04-000-405-00 WALTER, DOUGLAS D & JANICE 04-000-406-00 REVENAUGH, HELGA J TRUSTEE 04-000-407-00 BRIGGS, WILLIAM B & SUSAN 04-000-408-00 WALTER, DOUGLAS D & JANICE 04-000-409-00 BREUNING, JOHN F TRUSTEE 04-000-410-00 CAMP CREEK CORP 04-000-411-00 BREUNING, JOHN F TRUSTEE 04-000-411-03 CAMP CREEK CORP 04-000-413-00 BREUNING, JOHN F TRUSTEE 04-000-414-00 WALTER, DOUGLAS D & JANICE 04-000-415-00 CAMP CREEK CORP 04-000-416-00 HAAS, HENRY ESTATE

PLEASANT VALLEY TOWNSHIP Parcel Number 12-000-001-00 12-000-001-10 12-000-002-00 12-000-002-10 12-000-003-00 12-000-004-10 12-000-005-00 12-000-006-00 12-000-006-03 12-000-006-06 12-000-006-09 12-000-006-12 12-000-006-15 12-000-007-00 12-000-007-03 12-000-007-06 12-000-008-10 12-000-011-00 12-000-011-20 12-000-012-00 12-000-014-00 12-000-017-00 12-000-019-00 12-000-020-00 12-000-022-00 12-000-023-00 12-000-023-03 12-000-025-00 12-000-025-03 12-000-027-00 12-000-028-00 12-000-028-01 12-000-030-00 12-000-030-10 12-000-031-00 12-000-031-10 12-000-032-00 12-000-033-00 12-000-033-10 12-000-035-00 12-000-035-10 12-000-035-13 12-000-037-00

Owner’s Name WACKERLIN FARMS LLC MARTZ, TIMOTHY CARLSON, JAMES C TRUSTEE CARLSON, JAMES C TRUSTEE CARLSON, JAMES C TRUSTEE FRIEDMAN, PAUL A TRUSTEE GURKLIS, THOMAS J & KAREN ULLRICH, JOHN W TRUSTEE & CULLEN, VICKI CRAFT, RANDY L & SUZANNE C CARLSON, JAMES C & ILA K FRIEDMAN, PAUL A TRUSTEE CULLEN ULLRICH, VICKI CRAFT, RANDY L & SUZANNE C SULLY FARMS PARTNERSHIP CASSENS, CORY C & KIM CARLSON, ILA K TRUSTEE FINN, V JUNE BROEGE, LAVONNE E ESTATE MARV FAMILY TRUST FINN, V JUNE OLETHA, BRUCE & EVANS, STEVE WERNER, JEFFREY B TRUSTEE GAGE, GUY A SMITH, LARRY L JO DAVIESS FARMS II LLC GAGE, GUY A GAGE, GUY A GWE REALTY LLC BUSS, LORRAINE A WRIGHT, TOM PLATT, SCOTT & CYNTHIA GWE REALTY LLC DEYO FAMILY TRUST SEAS, DAVID W GROEZINGER, VALDA THUMME, ROY W HELLER, DAVID A & SANDRA L OCONNOR, ROBERT B & CATHERINE WARD LAND LLC JOHNSON, DALE A MCPEEK, ROBERT J & AMY K GAVELDA, JOHN M WARD LAND LLC

Total 1,159 1,158 8,404 1,378 15,612 7,719 21,135 6,457 30,264 36,070 1,540 4,152 14,569 63,366 41,712 35,648 11,987 28,642 21,079 74,898 6,940 1,795 2,413 37,892 7,051 5,615 2,323 3,979 147 9 150 140 50,281 4,525 41,902 7,842 6,465 4,963 2,148 5,921 1,038 26,670 5,969 919 8,030 82,210 6,758 3,979 18,971 111 22,709 3,822 126,496 29,352 Total 2,407 23,392 11,677 93,821 9,333 81,463 39,317 28,531 21,355 4,529 9,520 739 2,726 24,903 48,381 5,604 2,368 3,045 5,466 9,946 15,634 51,191 2,163 8,054 14,619 47,732 10,533 22,630 3,897 40,021 38,513 9,899 44,585 39,024 44,572 150 5,331 34,056 31,326 7,270 23,428 150 32,565

Parcel Number 12-000-038-00 12-000-039-00 12-000-040-00 12-000-041-00 12-000-041-03 12-000-041-06 12-000-041-09 12-000-041-12 12-000-042-00 12-000-044-00 12-000-044-01 12-000-045-00 12-000-047-00 12-000-048-00 12-000-049-00 12-000-051-00 12-000-053-00 12-000-054-00 12-000-055-00 12-000-056-00 12-000-059-00 12-000-060-00 12-000-061-00 12-000-062-00 12-000-063-00 12-000-064-00 12-000-065-00 12-000-065-02 12-000-066-00 12-000-067-00 12-000-069-00 12-000-071-00 12-000-072-00 12-000-073-00 12-000-074-00 12-000-075-00 12-000-077-00 12-000-080-00 12-000-080-03 12-000-081-00 12-000-082-00 12-000-084-00 12-000-085-00 12-000-086-00 12-000-088-00 12-000-088-03 12-000-088-06 12-000-088-12 12-000-088-15 12-000-090-00 12-000-091-00 12-000-092-00 12-000-092-02 12-000-093-00 12-000-095-00 12-000-100-00 12-000-102-00 12-000-104-00 12-000-105-00 12-000-105-06 12-000-106-00 12-000-107-00 12-000-107-10 12-000-108-00 12-000-108-10 12-000-109-00 12-000-110-00 12-000-111-00 12-000-112-00 12-000-113-00 12-000-114-00 12-000-116-00 12-000-118-00 12-000-121-00 12-000-123-00 12-000-124-00 12-000-124-01 12-000-124-03 12-000-125-00 12-000-127-00 12-000-127-03 12-000-128-00 12-000-130-00 12-000-133-00 12-000-133-03 12-000-134-00 12-000-137-00 12-000-138-00 12-000-139-00 12-000-140-00 12-000-140-03 12-000-141-00 12-000-142-00 12-000-144-00 12-000-145-00 12-000-147-00 12-000-153-00 12-000-155-00 12-000-156-00 12-000-157-00 12-000-157-03 12-000-157-10

Name EDEN, KENNETH L & JUNE RANDECKER, RODNEY W & CANDY WRIGHT, TOM MOEST, STEVEN A & JANEEN K KOEHLER, RICHARD L & ELLEN RESTIVO, MAUREEN C DECHY, MICHAEL MOEST, STEVEN A & JANEEN K GROEZINGER, VALDA BROSE, ERNEST & KAREN MORHARDT, DUANE & MARY ANN VULTURE VALLEY NORTH LLC HELLER, DAVID A & SANDRA L MERRITT, DAVID KEITH HELLER, DAVID A & SANDRA L MORHARDT, DUANE MERRITT, DAVID KEITH TRUST WARD LAND LLC VULTURE VALLEY NORTH LLC WARD LAND LLC OPPOLD, KATHLEEN G TRUSTEE OPPOLD, KATHLEEN G TRUSTEE WARD LAND LLC EDEN, KENNETH L & JUNE EDEN, RAYMOND R & ESTHER C WARD LAND LLC BROWN, PHILLIP I BIGLER, LESSIA I WURSTER, DONNA M TRUSTEE BIGLER, LESSIA I WARD LAND LLC EDEN, RAYMOND R & ESTHER C CURCIO, ANTHONY P & SUSAN WURSTER, DONNA M TRUSTEE WURSTER, MATTHEW W WURSTER, DONNA M TRUSTEE WURSTER, DONNA M TRUSTEE HELLER, DAVID A & SANDRA L MERRITT, DAVID KEITH TRUST EDEN, KENNETH L & JUNE PAXTON, ARLO D TRUSTEE PEASLEE, WALTER H TRUST EDEN, JEFFREY K & JO ANN L GROEZINGER, VALDA HAAS, R J JR HAAS, ROBERT JAMES & AMANDA LARSON, DENNIS S & KATHLEEN NELSON, GENE R & GEORGIA KING, MICHAEL & BARBARA EDEN, KENNETH L & JUNE EDEN, KENNETH L & JUNE DRANE, GREG A PAXTON, ARLO D TRUSTEE EGGERS, CYNTHIA MARIE WILLIAMSON, TIM & SONYA PAXTON, ARLO D TRUSTEE LUEBKE, CRAIG A & MICHELLE CHISMORIE, SAINTCLAIRE JOHN THUMME, ROY W GOMAN, VALENTIN & DIANA GROEZINGER, VALDA PAXTON, PAULINE QTIP TRUST LARSON, DENNIS S & KATHLEEN LEVAN, EDWIN D & OLIVETTE NELSON , GEORGIA M & GLESSNER, VICTORIA BROEGE, VERNON F TRUSTEE FINN, V JUNE HILL, JEAN & SCOTT SANDBERG, STEVEN R & TERRY PAXTON, ARLO D TRUSTEE BROEGE, LAVONNE E ESTATE BROEGE, LAVONNE E ESTATE T & G MANAGEMENT INC SANDBERG, STEVEN R & TERRY MCPEEK, ROBERT II & AMY EDEN, TIMOTHY R & RENA B PAXTON, ARLO D TRUSTEE DINI, GARY A & ELLEN E TR MCPEEK, ROBERT J MCPEEK, ROBERT J II & AMY MAMMOSER, MICHAEL D & DEBRA FINN, V JUNE FRIEDMAN, PAUL A TRUSTEE HAAS, JASON D & PAULA S HAAS, JASON D & PAULA S STEEN, JONATHAN D & STEPHANIE STEEN, JONATHAN D & STEPHANIE HAMMER, JUDITH A MCPEEK, ANDREW V & KATIE L DUFFORD, DOUGLAS R & LAURA DUFFORD, DOUGLAS R & LAURA MCPEEK, ROBERT J DINI, GARY A & ELLEN E TR KAUFMAN, STEVEN D & RENEE SANDBERG, STEVEN R & TERRY BRUNNER, MARK L TRUSTEE & LANGFIELD, JANICE HILL, JEAN & SCOTT STEEN, JONATHAN D & STEPHANIE STEEN, JONATHAN D & STEPHANIE BRUNNER, MARK L TRUSTEE & LANGFIELD, JANICE DTB HUNT CLUB INC MICCOLIS, DOMINIC J & PHYLLIS

Total 12,045 19,990 2,247 360 88,353 11,673 7,215 253 25,185 53,243 1,797 5,047 37,630 83,727 75,975 23,963 306 6,866 9,226 50,916 8,440 4,011 3,594 6,553 12,862 4,437 30,068 967 12,507 6,026 5,850 12,310 3,094 24,008 658 24,272 3,355 2,999 150 39,889 2,441 29,106 27,652 49,212 46,561 64,246 150 2,667 72,745 2,365 11,195 27,431 38,258 8,656 6,034 10,296 5,462 10,932 39,259 919 1,112 10,187 84,951 54,660 39,553 6,300 6,041 49,192 3,018 7,336 26,241 2,224 14,615 2,190 13,365 32,507 13,817 1,729 67,909 41,552 150 29,396 4,543 2,773 150 3,806 20,902 33,824 17,954 5,400 58,356 12,402 30,413 7,826 4,955 16,738 1,172 143,527 24,944 7,458 22,780 56,402

Parcel Number 12-000-158-00 12-000-159-00 12-000-160-00 12-000-160-03 12-000-161-00 12-000-163-00 12-000-163-16 12-000-163-19 12-000-164-00 12-000-165-00 12-000-166-00 12-000-167-00 12-000-167-10 12-000-168-00 12-000-168-03 12-000-173-00 12-000-174-00 12-000-174-03 12-000-174-06 12-000-175-00 12-000-181-00 12-000-183-00 12-000-184-00 12-000-185-00 12-000-185-06 12-000-185-09 12-000-186-00 12-000-186-03 12-000-187-10 12-000-188-00 12-000-190-00 12-000-191-00 12-000-192-00 12-000-194-00 12-000-195-00 12-000-196-00 12-000-198-00 12-000-198-01 12-000-199-00 12-000-199-03 12-000-199-04 12-000-200-00 12-000-201-00 12-000-202-00 12-000-204-00 12-000-205-00 12-000-208-00 12-000-208-01 12-000-209-00 12-000-210-00 12-000-211-00 12-000-212-03 12-000-215-00 12-000-215-03 12-000-217-03 12-000-220-00 12-000-221-00 12-000-227-00 12-000-229-00 12-000-229-10 12-000-230-00 12-000-230-03 12-000-233-00 12-000-233-03 12-000-234-00 12-000-234-10 12-000-234-20 12-000-236-00 12-000-237-00 12-000-238-00 12-000-241-00 12-000-246-00 12-000-246-06 12-000-247-00 12-000-250-00 12-000-252-00 12-000-253-00 12-000-254-00 12-000-254-10 12-000-255-00 12-000-256-00 12-000-257-00 12-000-259-00 12-000-260-00 12-000-260-03 12-000-260-10 12-000-261-00 12-000-261-02 12-000-261-03 12-000-261-06 12-000-261-09 12-000-261-12 12-000-262-00 12-000-266-00 12-000-266-01

The Scoop Today - Wednesday, Oct. 17, 2018 • 21 Name Total MCPEEK, ROBERT J II & AMY 4,345 LEVAN, EDWIN D & OLIVETTE 19,684 PAXTON, PAULINE QTIP TRUST 14,914 RIDGE STOCKTON LLC 25,081 CHICAGO TRUST CO 1105961 33,107 HOLZE, MABEL L TRUSTEE 5,240 THOMAN, KRISTIAN N & HINRICHS, BENJAMIN 33,257 WENZEL, BRIAN L & JO ANN 33,106 PAXTON, ARLO D TRUSTEE 67,750 REDMON, CAROLYN M TRUSTEE 86,392 PAXTON, PAULINE QTIP TRUST 789 STEEN, JONATHAN D & STEPHANIE 5,030 HOLZE, MABEL L TRUSTEE 60,008 BRUNNER, MARK L TRUSTEE 25,569 HAAS, KURT D & BROOKE A 57,282 HANCOCK REVOCABLE TRUST, DOUGLAS 109,516 GURKLIS, TIMOTHY J 46,737 DEHAAN, PAUL H OR SHARON 150 DEHAAN, PAUL H OR SHARON 15,492 HAAS, ROBERT JAMES & AMANDA 19,257 GOETZ, ROBERT J JR & JANET 41,679 PEASLEE, WALTER H TRUST 11,111 GOETZ, ROBERT J JR & JANET 4,844 JO DAVIESS FARMS II LLC 20,073 KITTILSEN, JOHN L & SHARON 36,001 MILLER, ANNE M TRUSTEE 41,462 WILLIAMS, THOMAS L & JILL 12,725 OAK LEAF HOME COMPANY LLC 19,237 HEATON, MARILYN BALL & C ROBERT 65,973 PEASLEE, WALTER H TRUST 3,880 HAAS, LYNN M 9,077 MCDONNELL, KATHERINE H & MORGAN 6,025 WILLIAMS, THOMAS L & JILL 7,892 VULTURE VALLEY SOUTH LLC 11,795 MCDONNELL, KATHERINE H & MORGAN 44,974 YAVCO LLC 9,966 HAAS, ROBERT JAMES & AMANDA 22,852 KARGL, JEFFREY J & LISA A 39,728 YAVCO LLC 109,530 YAVCO LLC 8,946 YAVCO LLC 2,423 LEAHY, PATRICK A 60,277 MERCER, ALBERTA M TRUSTEE 5,872 BREUNING, NETA J TRUSTEE 56,981 HAAS, CORY S & HAAS, CLINT 13,111 JO DAVIESS FARMS II LLC 200,865 HAAS, CORY S & HAAS, CLINT 2,103 HAAS, CORY S & HAAS, CLINT 40,631 JO DAVIESS FARMS II LLC 3,492 JO DAVIESS FARMS II LLC 8,585 IOZZO, FRED JR TRUSTEES & KUHN, RICHARD 12,018 LUEBKE, LEE H & MARGARET I 69,974 JO DAVIESS FARMS II LLC 10,797 SCHREIBER, AMY L 38,456 HAAS, WILLIAM L & TRACY L 57,721 WILLIAMS, RICHARD M 16,163 REUSCH, RUSSELL D & SHERRI 624 WAGNER, JUDY A TRUSTEE 5,664 CEDERBERG, DALE E & DEREK 545 SCHMIDT, JEAN 47,677 GOODMILLER, ELDA 34,571 WILLIAMS, THOMAS L & JILL 15,171 LICARI, PHIL & TERESA G 34,270 HAAS, SPENCER D & LAVONNED 18,377 WAGNER, JUDY A TRUSTEE 51,087 ROSENBERG, ALAN B & TONON, THERESA 55,719 SHIRE, CHARLES B & SUSAN 56,029 WILLIAMS, RICHARD M 106,064 HELLER, DAVID A & SANDRA L 6,059 REED, DANIEL K 70,937 STEEN, JONATHAN D & STEPHANIE 4,179 WURSTER, THOMAS R & LORRAINE 30,003 BEHRENS, JANET M 52,649 MCPEEK, ROBERT J II & AMY 13,881 CHARLES, LEE H & CORINE A 3,185 SCHWARZ, LILLIAN N TRUSTEE 36,646 SIESSENBUETTEL, KLAUS P & MARGARET 6,763 CHARLES, LEE H & CORINE A 1,022 BREED, ABIGAIL L 47,956 HAAS, JASON D & PAULA S 87,860 CHARLES, LEE H & CORINE A 44,188 STEEN, JONATHAN D & STEPHANIE 8,257 SIESSENBUETTEL, KLAUS P & MARGARET 24,743 CHARLES, LEE H & CORINE A 9,056 BREED, ABIGAIL 150 ROBINSON, HARVEY W 7,191 MINER, ARTHUR L CO-TRSTE & MINER, DAVID 36,537 SULLIVAN, JAMES S & FETZNER, ROBERT 9,888 MEADE FAMILY TRUST 9,777 WOHLBRANDT, STEVE & TAMI 43,105 LAZZARA, JACK 94,411 COULTHARD, ROGER K & KATHY 146,739 MEADE FAMILY TRUST 26,823 ALBERS, DIANE L TRUSTEE 124,906 BRANDT, ROBERT 4,194

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Parcel Number Name Total Continued from previous page 12-000-266-03 FREDRICKSON, ROBERT ALAN & DELISA 108,077 12-000-266-04 FREDRICKSON, ROBERT ALAN & DELISA 775 12-000-267-00 BRANDT, ROBERT & JANE 150 12-000-267-03 HEOROT LLC 9,509 12-000-271-00 HAAS, SPENCER D & LAVONNEDA 3,852 12-000-272-00 STODDARD, JENNY B TRUSTEE 4,339 12-000-272-02 STODDARD, JENNY B TRUSTEE 124,359 12-000-273-00 HANSEN , PAUL M & KIM M 43,531 12-000-274-00 WILLSON TRUST, MERLE J & ANNA J 42,670 12-000-275-00 CHARLES, LEE H & CORINE A 6,141 12-000-277-00 TUMMINARO, PETER M & ANNE 47,543 12-000-278-10 STOKR, SHANNON K 19,604 12-000-279-00 HAAS, SPENCER D & LAVONNEDA 10,769 12-000-279-03 HAAS, KURT D & BROOKE A 4,688 12-000-280-00 NUCCIO, ANTHONY 24,944 12-000-280-03 GUENTNER BAR C INC 22,123 12-000-280-10 BEYER, MILA J 1,762 12-000-282-00 SHULTIS, JAMES B & MICHELLE 2,000 12-000-283-00 GUENTNER BAR ‘C’ INC 12,006 12-000-283-02 STODDARD, JENNY B TRUSTEE 5,199 12-000-284-00 HAAS, SPENCER D & LAVONNEDA 141,300 12-000-284-06 HAAS, JASON & PAULA 8,748 12-000-287-00 RANDECKER, LARRY A 55,971 12-000-288-00 GUENTNER BAR “C” INC 14,807 12-000-288-03 GUENTNER BAR “C” INC 4,084 12-000-289-00 HEOROT LLC 12,822 12-000-291-00 NIPPERT, SHIRLEY A 875 12-000-291-03 HAAS, SPENCER D & LAVONNEDA 1,093 12-000-292-00 RANDECKER, LARRY A 2,959 12-000-293-00 PETRAS, STEPHEN & JAMIE T 43,248 12-000-294-00 NEISENDORF, DAVID J & PAMELA 21,433 12-000-297-00 HAAS, SAMUEL W & SANDRA J 2,003 12-000-298-00 WILLIAMS, RICHARD M 5,723 12-000-299-00 ROUTE 30 PLAINFIELD LLC 2,342 12-000-299-01 WILLIAMS, THOMAS L & JILL 6,513 12-000-300-00 HAAS, SCOTT W & TERRY L 7,629 12-000-301-00 SAGER, JAMES R & SHERYL J 32,550 12-000-302-00 HARPOON LODGE LLC 57,613 12-000-303-00 HAAS, CORY S & HAAS, CLINT 3,424 12-000-304-00 HAAS, SAMUEL W & SANDRA J 1,476 12-000-304-03 HAAS, SAMUEL W & SANDRA J 4,642 12-000-304-06 HAAS, CLINT A & CORY S 2,240 12-000-304-09 HAAS, CORY S & HAAS, CLINT 905 12-000-304-12 HAAS, CORY S & HAAS, CLINT 2,897 12-000-304-15 S HAAS FARMS LLC 94,291 12-000-305-10 HAAS, CORY S & HAAS, CLINT 98,701 12-000-307-00 WINDING CREEK FARM LLC 111,883 12-000-311-00 HAAS, CORY S & HAAS, CLINT 5,028 12-000-311-03 HAAS, CORY S & NICOLE 57,745 12-000-311-06 HAAS, CORY S & HAAS, CLINT 6,192 12-000-311-09 HAAS, CORY S & HAAS, CLINT 8,361 12-000-312-00 HAAS, CORY S & HAAS, CLINT 3,764 12-000-313-00 HAAS, CORY S & HAAS, CLINT 4,304 12-000-314-00 HAAS, CORY S & HAAS, CLINT 3,315 12-000-315-00 HAAS, CORY S & HAAS, CLINT 2,478 12-000-316-00 BREUNING, NETA J TRUSTEE 0226042 93,702 12-000-318-00 BREUNING, NETA J TRUSTEE 0226042 48,393 12-000-320-00 BREUNING, NETA J TRUSTEE 0226042 12,002 12-000-322-00 ZION ELIZABETH LLC 11,324 12-000-323-00 WINDING CREEK FARM LLC 9,523 12-000-324-00 WALTER, DOUGLAS D & JANICE 10,288 12-000-326-00 ZION ELIZABETH LLC 110,968 12-000-328-00 ZION ELIZABETH LLC 10,287 12-000-328-20 ZION ELIZABETH LLC 7,867 12-000-329-00 HAAS, SAMUEL W & SANDRA J 6,194 12-000-329-10 HAAS, SAMUEL W & SANDRA J 4,932 12-000-331-00 HAAS, SHANE A & SCOTT W 48,696 12-000-337-00 HAAS, SAMUEL W & SANDRA J 23,975 12-000-337-06 HAAS, SCOTT W & TERRY L 62,327 12-000-338-00 HAAS, SAMUEL W & SANDRA J 927 12-000-341-00 JENSEN PARTNERS 30,156 12-000-344-00 RICHTER, THOMAS H TRUSTEE 9,614 12-000-344-03 ZION ELIZABETH LLC 696 12-000-344-06 RICHTER, THOMAS H TRUSTEE 485 12-000-344-09 RICHTER, THOMAS H TRUSTEE 4,942 12-000-345-00 EBERLE, STANLEY J & APRIL 19,555 12-000-346-00 HAAS, SHANE A & SCOTT W 952 12-000-347-00 ZINK/STREICHER FARM TRUST 44,863 12-000-349-20 WGS 2015 IRREVOCABLE JOINT TRUST 35,951 12-000-350-00 HAAS, SAMUEL W & SANDRA J 54,195 12-000-351-00 HAAS, SPENCER D & LAVONNEDA 6,062 12-000-351-05 NIPPERT, SHIRLEY A 150 12-000-351-10 NIPPERT, SHIRLEY A 75,167 12-000-354-00 HEOROT LLC 6,545 12-000-354-03 HEOROT LLC 1,528 12-000-355-00 HEOROT LLC 8,588 12-000-355-03 HAAS, JASON D & PAULA S 3,712 12-000-356-00 HARRIS BK ROSELLE 13014 57,013 12-000-357-00 WGS 2015 IRREVOCABLE JOINT TRUST 10,182 12-000-359-00 GUENTNER BAR “C” INC 16,398 12-000-361-00 HEOROT LLC 9,264 12-000-363-00 GUENTNER BAR “C” INC 12,444 12-000-363-02 STODDARD, JENNY B TRUSTEE 3,377 12-000-363-03 STODDARD, JENNY B TRUSTEE 4,956 12-000-364-00 HEOROT LLC 1,978 12-000-365-03 GUENTNER BAR C INC 33,183 12-000-366-00 GUENTNER BAR “C” INC 10,567 12-000-367-00 HEOROT LLC 47,758 12-000-367-03 HEOROT LLC 2,816 12-000-367-06 HEOROT LLC 162,401 12-000-369-00 MCGEE, BRIAN TRUSTEE 122,874 12-000-369-03 BRANDT, ROBERT S TRUSTEE 17,013

Parcel Number 12-000-370-00 12-000-370-03 12-000-370-06 12-000-373-00 12-000-374-00 12-000-374-03 12-000-374-06 12-000-374-09 12-000-375-00 12-000-376-03 12-000-376-06 12-000-377-00 12-000-378-00 12-000-378-03 12-000-378-10 12-000-378-13

Name BRANDT, ROBERT & JANE GAWLIK, RONALD R & LORRAINE BATES, DAVID E & JUDI L BATES, GERALD D & DARLEEN LAW, DAVID RANCHO AMIGO LLC LAW, DAVID LAW, DAVID DELAY, STEVEN R & SUSAN H TIPPING, NIKALETTA & ALBERS, KRISTEN MCPEEK, ROBERT JR & AMY TACAPA CORPORATION SCHUBERT, KIRK & CINDY HEOROT LLC TRANEL, BERT J & ANN J TR RANCHINO, BRENDA K TRUSTEE

STOCKTON TOWNSHIP Parcel Number 17-000-001-00 17-000-002-00 17-000-002-02 17-000-002-03 17-000-002-06 17-000-002-09 17-000-002-12 17-000-003-00 17-000-006-00 17-000-007-00 17-000-007-03 17-000-008-00 17-000-009-00 17-000-011-00 17-000-012-00 17-000-015-03 17-000-016-00 17-000-020-00 17-000-020-03 17-000-023-00 17-000-023-03 17-000-024-03 17-000-024-10 17-000-025-00 17-000-026-00 17-000-027-00 17-000-027-03 17-000-027-06 17-000-028-00 17-000-028-06 17-000-028-09 17-000-029-00 17-000-030-00 17-000-032-10 17-000-032-12 17-000-032-14 17-000-033-00 17-000-033-03 17-000-034-00 17-000-034-03 17-000-034-06 17-000-034-12 17-000-034-15 17-000-034-18 17-000-034-21 17-000-034-24 17-000-034-27 17-000-034-30 17-000-034-33 17-000-034-36 17-000-034-39 17-000-034-42 17-000-036-00 17-000-036-03 17-000-036-06 17-000-037-00 17-000-039-00 17-000-040-00 17-000-040-03 17-000-041-03 17-000-042-00 17-000-042-03 17-000-042-06 17-000-044-00 17-000-044-03 17-000-044-06 17-000-044-09 17-000-044-12 17-000-045-00 17-000-046-00 17-000-046-03 17-000-047-00 17-000-048-00 17-000-049-00 17-000-050-00 17-000-050-03 17-000-051-00 17-000-052-00 17-000-055-00 17-000-055-03 17-000-056-00 17-000-058-00

Total 5,317 2,023 31,947 39,982 4,594 58,452 1,453 3,203 1,381 49,418 34,904 13,413 59,730 3,433 2,525 40,918

Owner’s Name Total OFFENHEISER BROS INC 137,215 STAVER, JOSEPH & CAROL ANN 33,722 MOLITOR, JEROME L & BEVERLY 960 SCHULZ, ROBYN P & VICTORIA 61,713 SHELTON, STUART M & DIXIE 49,659 MOLITOR, JEROME L & BEVERLY 57,033 GLASS, DARRIN & LISA 52,059 STAVER, JERED J 25,121 OFFENHEISER BROS INC 28,530 ILLINOIS STATE OF DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION 4,444 NADIG FAMILY TRUST, F RONALD 34,608 NADIG FAMILY TRUST, F RONALD 83,309 NADIG FAMILY TRUST, F RONALD 28,569 FELTMEYER, LAVONNE L TRUST 8,679 BORSDORF, WILLIAM A TRUSTEE 5,642 MAPES GRAIN FARMS INC 48,859 OFFENHEISER BROS INC 12,989 SMITH, MICHAEL P & KAREN D 57,252 SMITH, MICHAEL P & KAREN D 1,330 HERMANN, WILLIAM J 111,467 PAXSON, JASON P & JACKSON, WHITNEE 34,020 BAUER, ROBERT H TRUST 1,020 RHYNER, DANIEL F & KELLIE 57,898 BREED, LARRY C TRUSTEE 30,241 HEIDENREICH , THOMAS R 17,072 HEIDENREICH, DENNIS & PENNY 29,362 MAPES GRAIN FARMS INC 22,465 HEIDENREICH, THOMAS R 5,520 MAPES GRAIN FARMS INC 22,767 BROSHOUS, JANICE M 27,236 GILLE, SHAWN 33,709 LAWFER, RICHARD M & LOU ANN 31,705 HEIDENREICH, THOMAS R 55,519 BOLDT, JEFFREY J & CATHERINE 61,059 KAPPES, BROCK A 20,970 PAXSON, JASON P & JACKSON, WHITNEE 5,269 RHYNER, DANIEL F & KELLIE 40,387 RHYNER, DANIEL F & KELLIE 1,982 MAPES GRAIN FARMS INC 36,771 AMBORN, TRAVIS JOHN 820 STODDARD, SAMUEL L 68,598 WOKER, EUGENE L & CAROL L 47,706 LARSON, KEVIN N & AMY E 37,302 THORNTON, CHRISTOPHER & SHELLEY 38,941 NIEMANN, DARREL A & LESLIE 690 NIEMANN, DARREL A & LESLIE 47,670 ADLEMAN, MERLE W & AUDREY 690 KAPPES, BROCK A 39,824 KAPPES, KAY P 52,783 KAPPES, ROBERT C & VERNETTA 57,582 DUNN, JOSEPH G 2,030 DUNN, JOSEPH G 2,740 MAPES, GARRY W 4,844 MAPES, GARRY W & MARGO L 41,020 KEHL, JANICE L 20,081 MAPES GRAIN FARMS INC 92,833 BREED, LARRY C TRUSTEE 2,090 VENHUIZEN, DALE A & STACIE 10,429 DENEEN, MICHAEL T & ANTOINETTE 7,993 FREEDLUND, LEE K & DONNA M 56,148 BREED, LARRY C TRUSTEE 24,843 RAUSCH, JACOB H & CATHERINE 15,948 DRANE, DOUG W & BROSHOUS, NICOLETTE 50,483 WILLIAMS, MICHAEL J & TERI 33,898 GROEZINGER, NORMAN & JANET 8,589 GROEZINGER, NORMAN & JANET 4,216 GROEZINGER, NORMAN & JANET 1,247 GROEZINGER, NORMAN & JANET 1,041 KRIPPENDORF, LEROY R 39,016 VENHUIZEN, DALE A & STACIE 93,484 MCPEEK, ANDREW V & KATIE L 3,640 GROEZINGER, NORMAN & JANET 18,040 NIEMANN, DARREL A & LESLIE 58,472 TOWNSEND TRUST, GERALD AND CATHY 26,876 WESTON, CHERYL B TRUSTEE 23,306 DAVIS, BRIAN R & MICHELLE 41,474 BAUER, EDITH J TRUSTEE 8,142 GRIFFIN, CAROL A 73,344 KLUCKHOHN FAMILY TRUST, HARLAN 42,473 KLUCKHOHN, DONALD HARLAN 8,340 GOUSHA-MAPES, KIMBERLY A TRUSTEE 29,664 NIEMANN, DARREL A & LESLIE 6,295

Parcel Number 17-000-059-00 17-000-064-00 17-000-065-00 17-000-066-00 17-000-067-00 17-000-068-00 17-000-069-00 17-000-069-01 17-000-069-02 17-000-069-03 17-000-069-04 17-000-069-05 17-000-069-06 17-000-069-07 17-000-069-08 17-000-069-09 17-000-069-10 17-000-069-11 17-000-069-12 17-000-069-13 17-000-069-14 17-000-069-15 17-000-069-16 17-000-069-17 17-000-069-18 17-000-069-19 17-000-069-20 17-000-069-21 17-000-069-25 17-000-069-70 17-000-069-73 17-000-071-00 17-000-072-00 17-000-072-03 17-000-073-00 17-000-073-03 17-000-076-00 17-000-078-00 17-000-082-00 17-000-083-00 17-000-084-00 17-000-085-00 17-000-086-00 17-000-088-06 17-000-089-00 17-000-089-10 17-000-092-00 17-000-093-00 17-000-094-00 17-000-096-00 17-000-096-10 17-000-098-00 17-000-099-00 17-000-099-10 17-000-099-12 17-000-100-00 17-000-101-00 17-000-101-01 17-000-102-00 17-000-103-00 17-000-106-00 17-000-106-03 17-000-107-00 17-000-108-03 17-000-108-06 17-000-108-07 17-000-108-09 17-000-110-00 17-000-111-00 17-000-111-15 17-000-112-00 17-000-142-00 17-000-143-00 17-000-144-00 17-000-146-00 17-000-146-10 17-000-151-18 17-000-153-00 17-000-154-06 17-000-155-00 17-000-155-03 17-000-160-00 17-000-160-06 17-000-162-03 17-000-166-00 17-000-166-03 17-000-166-06 17-000-166-09 17-000-167-00 17-000-167-03 17-000-169-00 17-000-170-00 17-000-171-00 17-000-172-00 17-000-173-00 17-000-175-00 17-000-175-03 17-000-175-06 17-000-175-09 17-000-176-03 17-000-178-00 17-000-178-10 17-000-178-20

Name Total BAUER, EDITH J TRUSTEE 84,570 HAWLEY FAMILY FARMS INC 4,424 HAWLEY FAMILY FARMS INC 232,017 GOUSHA-MAPES, KIMBERLY A TRUSTEE 12,191 COX, LOMETA A HUDNALL TRUST 3,563 MILLERSCHONE, GREGORY J & TAMERA 60,375 DIZILLO, RONALD J TRUSTEE 67,648 JOZWIAK, JOHN J 23,143 CRANDALL, TRAVIS A & LANA 5,501 PETSCHE, CHARLES M & LOIS 5,501 WURSTER, LAUREL S TRUSTEE 5,501 VAUPEL, JAMES O & STEPHANIE 59,929 VAUPEL, JAMES O & STEPHANIE 5,501 BRENNER, NATHAN A & SUSANA 6,378 BRENNER, NATHAN A & SUSANA 66,311 HUBBARD, CORTNEY E 5,501 DOMBROWSKI, HENRY J & DEBRA 5,501 TAYLOR, FREDERICK 43,692 BRATKO, PETER J 41,363 IRWIN, PAUL D 55,508 GIFFORD, BRIAN L & HAASE KELLY 38,218 BEATTY, MICHAEL J & DIANE 5,501 BEATTY, MICHAEL J & DIANE 54,822 REILLY, LARRY P 49,490 REILLY, LARRY P 5,501 ALVORD, RICHARD W & SANDRA 5,501 ALVORD, RICHARD W & SANDRA 49,816 WAMPFLER, MICHAEL A & DR DEEDEE 78,860 MCKEE, LLOYD L & MAUREEN C 28 TAYLOR, FREDERICK 433 DOMBROWSKI, HENRY J & DEBRA 43,637 MILLERSCHONE, GREGORY J & TAMERA 8,732 PETSCHE, CHARLES M & LOIS 64,662 WAMPFLER, MICHAEL & DEE DEE 2,920 HAWLEY FAMILY FARMS INC 54,628 HAWLEY FAMILY FARMS INC 6,637 ADCOCK FARMS LLC 57,865 BRUNNER, JAMES E 5,501 HILL, RICKY E 41,079 KLECKNER, MATTHEW J 3,012 HILL, RICKY E 2,369 COX, LOMETA HUDNALL TRUST 56,551 WESTON, CHERYL B TRUSTEE 2,139 TOAY LAND & CATTLE CO LLC, 17,252 ADCOCK FARMS LLC 13,809 SWANSON, STEVEN & DENISE 48,079 NOLL, WAYNE D & DONNA F 40,834 GROEZINGER, NORMAN & JANET 46,781 VENHUIZEN, DALE A & STACIE 9,890 GROEZINGER, NORMAN & JANET 150,214 GROEZINGER, BRIAN N & VIKKIE 40,049 HAWLEY FAMILY FARMS INC 120,505 UEBEL, ERNEST & DEBORAH L 4,643 BRENNER, JAMES A 66,531 LYONS, TODD K & DEBORAH L 52,152 KLECKNER, MATTHEW J 344 VENHUIZEN, DALE A & STACIE 31,684 DOW, DEANNA L 34,968 MAPES, GERALD L & KATHERINE 30,485 SCHIESS, ROBERT L & BEVERLY 36,005 MAPES, GARRY W 55,682 MAPES, GERALD L TRUSTEE & KATHERINE 15,566 NADIG, ROB R & KELLY J 11,528 MARCURE, CHARLES L & DIANE 35,611 WIMBERLY, DAVID P 27,015 LOIACANO, JOSEPH S 47,428 LYONS, GLEN L 80,928 MAPES, GERALD L & KATHERINE 83,082 BREWSTER CHEESE COMPANY 36,061 BAUER, ROBIN 3,467 SCHIESS, ROBERT L & BEVERLY 13,457 RHYNER, DANIEL F & KELLIE 681 GOTTSCHALK, SANDRA J TRUST 64,842 EVANS, STANLEY W & KRISTINE 25,313 MAGEE, RONALD D & RITA A 49,102 MAGEE, TERESA K TRUSTEE & EUGENE 59,023 CURTISS LIVING TRUST, DONNA 26,133 DREYER, TERRANCE L & KIMBERLY 80,556 DREYER, TERRANCE L & KIMBERLY 3,620 CURTISS, JOHN C & STEPHANIE 9,639 POLHILL, ERIC & COLLEEN 66,022 HILL, BERNECE L TRUSTEE 44,417 HILL, BERNECE L 33,322 PIEPER, RHONDA D 33,509 RACHUY, JAMES L 88,308 PALMER, JAMES S & TAMMY K 33,524 VANDERHEYDEN, ROBERT 32,720 BARTCH, THOMAS J & VALERIA 55,823 SHEETZ, NINA TRUSTEE 26,371 JONES, TONY L & ISABEL C 26,081 WHITE EUGENE E FARM LLC 36,448 MAGEE, JOHN E & CHARMAINE 30,795 ADLEMAN, TROY L & PATRICIA 53,747 COPPERNOLL, BURRILL & DELLA 74,446 COPPERNOLL, JOHN L TRUSTEE 7,844 DICK, RICHARD L & KAY L 37,109 KELLEN, ARNOLD TRUSTEE 8,120 MAGEE, RICHARD A & CATHY S 73,062 ARAND, MICHAEL C & PATRICIA 101,970 KUPERSMITH, WILLIAM M & KELLY 36,906 LACKMAN, DAVID A TRUSTEE 15,434 AURAND, RONALD & ELAINE 52,531 PIERCE, BRIAN 6,930 Continued on next page

Parcel Number Name Total Continued from previous page 17-000-178-25 PIERCE, MAX T & MARY LOU T 55,189 17-000-179-00 THOREN, GEGRORY S & JANIS 2,458 17-000-180-00 PIERCE, MAX T & MARY LOU T 11,211 17-000-180-06 WILLIAMS, JACOB R & AMANDA 33,233 17-000-180-09 UNDERWOOD, GARY & SHARON 32,729 17-000-183-00 FELTMEYER, DENNIS J TRUSTEE 6,246 17-000-184-03 BREWSTER CHEESE COMPANY 20,996 17-000-185-00 PIERCE, MAX T & MARY LOU T 76,143 17-000-185-03 LLOYD, CYNTHIA MARIE & VANDERHEYDEN, STEVEN 40,288 17-000-185-06 BARTCH, THOMAS & VALERIE 9,628 17-000-185-09 MILLER, JACK & DONNA 34,162 17-000-186-00 CROFFOOT, CRAIG S & JOLENE 19,926 17-000-186-03 PALMER, JAMES & OPPOLD, DOUG 29,148 17-000-187-00 LACKMAN, DAVID A TRUSTEE 22,640 17-000-188-00 GNADT, TERRENCE D & FRANCES 26,490 17-000-188-03 FELTMEYER, DENNIS J TRUSTEE 23,123 17-000-190-00 ENOS, JAMES R & JO ANN 114,423 17-000-191-00 ENOS, JAMES R & JO ANN 27,980 17-000-192-00 PEARCE, LARRY D & MYRA L 31,126 17-000-193-00 SULLIVAN, STEPHEN A & JOAN 33,770 17-000-193-03 VENHUIZEN, DALE A & STACIE 103,335 17-000-194-00 BLAIR, ELIZABETH TRUSTEE 37,281 17-000-195-00 KLINE, GREGORY J & DENISE 47,990 17-000-195-03 HOTZE, CHARLES K TRUST 51,697 17-000-196-00 CITIZENS STATE BANK LENA 104 84,598 17-000-198-00 CITIZENS STATE BANK LENA 104 11,929 17-000-198-03 PEARCE, LARRY D & MYRA L 5,001 17-000-198-06 DRANE, KEVIN L & BORSDORF, SUZETTE 64,758 17-000-198-09 WINTER, MARK G & LINDA K 26,226 17-000-198-12 KUNZ, HAROLD R 48,801 17-000-198-15 NADIG , ROB R & KELLY 34,081 17-000-199-00 KORTE, WILLIAM & COLLEEN 93,080 17-000-200-00 HILL, DEAN W 13,121 17-000-201-00 SCHUBERT, JUDY R 3,649 17-000-203-03 MAPES, GARRY W 8,464 17-000-204-00 WHITE, THOMAS L & LYNN A 30,314 17-000-204-03 MILLERSCHONE, GREGORY J & TAMERA 13,505 17-000-205-00 FISCHER BROTHERS LLC 43,515 17-000-206-00 KORTE, WILLIAM & COLLEEN 30,132 17-000-208-00 SCHUBERT, JUDY R 4,794 17-000-210-00 MILLERSCHONE , GREGORY J & TAMERA 22,009 17-000-212-00 MILLERSCHONE, GREGORY J & TAMERA 49,508 17-000-213-00 METZ, BETTY SHELLY 44,012 17-000-213-03 MILLERSCHONE, GREGORY J & TAMERA 14,372 17-000-213-07 BAUER, JAY & KIM 5,300 17-000-213-09 BAUER, KEVIN L TRUSTEE 13,708 17-000-213-12 LABRIE, SYLVAN A & CORINNE 22,447 17-000-213-15 STRAIN, RICHARD & MARCY 30,853 17-000-215-00 WHITE, THOMAS L & LYNN A 41,756 17-000-215-03 MAGEE, TERESA K TRUSTEE & EUGENE 7,959 17-000-220-00 FROULA, RUSSELL J TRUSTEE 3,333 17-000-221-00 KLOPF, CALVIN C & JANICE K 50,985 17-000-223-00 STOUT, WILLIAM & ROSE V 3,827 17-000-223-10 EDEN, VICKI L 15,082 17-000-224-00 MARCURE, DAVID L 9,369 17-000-225-00 BERGQUIST, MICHAEL G 63,477 17-000-225-03 HAVENS, REESE A 18,070 17-000-225-06 HERRING, MARK C 7,184 17-000-225-09 HERRING, MARK & CHARLENE 52,947 17-000-225-12 BROSHOUS, BRITTNEY J & SHOCKEY, EVAN 50,829 17-000-225-15 KRAHMER, CHARLES E & NANCY 2,853 17-000-226-00 BUCKLIN, STEVEN & PEGGY 4,483 17-000-226-01 DOWNEY, SEAN M & SCHAVE, CASEY 69,536 17-000-226-03 DOWNEY, SEAN M & SCHAVE, CASEY 406 17-000-227-00 BUCKLIN, STEVEN & PEGGY 33,845 17-000-230-00 BERENS CENTER ROAD TRUST 11,335 17-000-230-03 DOWNEY, SEAN M & SCHAVE, CASEY 1,992 17-000-230-06 BUCKLIN, STEVEN & PEGGY 12,675 17-000-230-09 GWE REALTY LLC 5,943 17-000-231-00 FROULA, RUSSELL J TRUSTEE 26,603 17-000-234-00 FROULA, RUSSELL J TRUSTEE 13,206 17-000-236-00 MCPEEK, RHONDA 69,649 17-000-237-03 LIEB, ERNEST S & MINNIE J 48,801 17-000-237-06 LIEB, ERNEST S & MINNIE J 1,696 17-000-237-07 STAVER, ANDREW P & PAMELA 70,258 17-000-237-09 STAVER, ANDREW P & PAMELA 1,735 17-000-241-00 SEARL, PAUL J 86,336 17-000-242-00 BARTCH, THOMAS J & VALERIA 7,975 17-000-243-00 BROSHOUS, BRYAN E & STREICHER, ANGIE 93,634 17-000-244-00 SCHEELE, ALLEN W & DAYLON 44,049 17-000-245-00 WITHALL, GARY A 63,360 17-000-247-00 SCHULLER, GEORGE ESTATE 1 62,796 17-000-248-00 BROSHOUS, BUFORD E & JANET 4,170 17-000-249-00 SULLIVAN, STEPHEN A & JOAN 27,330 17-000-250-00 SULLIVAN, STEPHEN A & JOAN 8,820 17-000-252-00 SULLIVAN, STEPHEN A & JOAN 48,973 17-000-252-03 PERKINS, THEODORE & SHELLY 44,763 17-000-252-06 ELLIOTT, ROBERT L & ELAINE 33,620 17-000-253-00 SULLIVAN, STEPHEN & JOAN 4,729 17-000-253-01 ARNOLD, NORMAN S & DARCY W 63,988 17-000-253-02 MAGEE, BRIAN E & HEATHER A 46,729 17-000-253-03 TILLIS, DEAN E & DEBRA K 64,057 17-000-253-04 MCPEEK, ANDREW & KATIE 63,226 17-000-253-05 GIBBS, ANDREW 48,746 17-000-253-06 SULLIVAN, STEPHEN & JOAN 333 17-000-253-07 DITTMAR, JOSEPH A & LORI 48,882 17-000-253-10 GILLILAND, DAVID D & GAIL 40,938 17-000-253-11 GILLILAND, DAVID D & GAIL 42,851 17-000-253-12 KLEVER, RYAN C & CHRISTAL 5,333 17-000-253-13 RAAB, COLTON & JENNIFER 56,090

Parcel Number 17-000-253-14 17-000-253-15 17-000-253-16 17-000-253-17 17-000-253-18 17-000-253-19 17-000-253-20 17-000-253-21 17-000-253-22 17-000-253-23 17-000-253-24 17-000-255-00 17-000-255-03 17-000-255-06 17-000-255-09 17-000-255-12 17-000-256-00 17-000-257-00 17-000-257-10 17-000-258-00 17-000-258-10 17-000-258-20 17-000-259-01 17-000-259-02 17-000-259-03 17-000-259-04 17-000-259-05 17-000-259-06 17-000-259-07 17-000-259-08 17-000-259-09 17-000-259-10 17-000-259-11 17-000-259-12 17-000-259-13 17-000-259-14 17-000-259-15 17-000-260-00 17-000-261-03 17-000-261-06 17-000-261-09 17-000-261-10 17-000-261-12 17-000-261-13 17-000-261-15 17-000-261-18 17-000-261-19 17-000-261-21 17-000-261-24 17-000-261-27 17-000-261-30 17-000-261-33 17-000-261-36 17-000-261-39 17-000-261-42 17-000-262-00 17-000-263-00 17-000-264-00 17-000-266-00 17-000-266-03 17-000-266-06 17-000-266-09 17-000-267-00 17-000-269-00 17-000-269-01 17-000-269-02 17-000-269-03 17-000-269-20 17-000-272-00 17-000-273-03 17-000-275-00 17-000-275-01 17-000-275-02 17-000-275-03 17-000-275-10 17-000-275-12 17-000-276-00 17-000-280-00 17-000-281-00 17-000-281-03 17-000-281-06 17-000-281-07 17-000-281-09 17-000-281-12 17-000-281-15 17-000-283-00 17-000-283-03 17-000-284-00 17-000-287-00 17-000-288-00 17-000-289-00 17-000-289-03 17-000-289-06 17-000-289-12 17-000-289-15 17-000-289-18 17-000-289-21 17-000-289-24 17-000-290-00 17-000-291-00 17-000-292-00

Name BAER, JEFFREY D & JUDITH E HOEFER, COLLEEN A MAGEE, BRIAN E & HEATHER A GILLE, DOUGLAS A & DEBRA R CESSNUN, WILLIAM E & PATRICIA CESSNUN, WILLIAM E & PATRICIA PURPLE, THOMAS J & PHYLLIS NOLL, DAVID R & DEBRA K DECKER, BRANDON & BOBBI NOLL, DAVID R & DEBRA K HARKNESS, ROBERT & ROSE LIBBERTON, ANDREW P & KATIE LACHER, CHRISTOPHER D & RENEE ZAHEEN, ASEF & ROKSHANA ARAND, LEONARD E & SHARON ZUEGER, HEINZ & IRMA TRUST SCHAIBLE, KAREN & MUSSER, KARL RAYBURN, JOSEPH M & BONNYE LANGFIELD, SCOTT D & JANICE KEHL, JANICE L WILLIAMS, JAMES E & KATHY SCHULDT, JEFFERY B & HEIDI OZGA, VIRGINIA A BAUER, MICHAEL T SAVORY, THOMAS M & KATHLEEN KELLEN, ARNOLD & PEGGY E HANSEN, VICTOR W LEITZEN, DANIEL A & SUSAN ALTHOF, GREGORY L & MARY S LARSON, TIMOTHY B LYONS, LARRY A & JENNIE L UPMANN, JAY W MAGEE, JOHN E & CHARMAINE BAUER, MICHAEL & AMY M BAUER, MICHAEL & AMY M BAUER, MICHAEL & AMY M KUHL, DUANE & BARBARA BLACK HAWK RUN LLC TOWNSEND, JACQUELYN K EIKSTADT, AMANDA MOLITOR, JEROME L & BEVERLY LOGEMANN, MICHAEL B & IRENE STAYNER, JOHN T & MARY L DILLON, KAREN T KRIEBS, MICHAEL T & SUZANNE JOGERST, JEFFREY HAAS, JANET J CALHOUN, TERRY & THERESA PARKER, DAVID A GILLE, R ROBERT & BEVERLY PARKER, DAVID A GRAVES, VINCENT L & MILLICENT GRAVES, VINCENT L & MILLICENT EVANS, CRAIG L & LISA M STAYNER, JOHN T & MARY L PIERCE, MAX T & MARY LOU T GILE, TREVOR J & MORGAN, ZUEGER, HEINZ & IRMA TRUST LAMM, MARY I TRUSTEE & LAMM FAMILY TRUST SCHLICHTING, ELAINE J SCHLICHTING, ELAINE J SCHLICHTING, KAY COPPERNOLL, JOHN L TRUSTEE WINTERS, CAROLINE M WINTERS, GERALD HOPPE, RICK G & ELIZABETH WACKERLIN, WILLIAM M & WACKERLIN FARMS WINTERS, PATRICK A & LINDY PIERCE, M ELOISE TRUSTEE BROSHOUS, AMY SUE SCHUBERT, JAMES M & JUDY R SCHUBERT, JAMES M & JUDY R SCHUBERT, JAMES M & JUDY R SCHUBERT, JAMES M & JUDY R SCHUBERT, JAMES M & JUDY R SCHUBERT, JAMES M & JUDY R LAMM, MARY I TRUSTEE & LAMM FAMILY TRUST LAMM, MARY I TRUSTEE & LAMM FAMILY TRUST HEIDENREICH, THOMAS R ERNST, PHILAMON L & HOLLIE BARTCH, DAVID & MELINDA THOREN, GREGORY S & JANIS HEIDENREICH, THOMAS R KRIPPENDORF, THAD W MONTGOMERY, RICHARD & ANDREA JOHNSON, DALE A BARTCH, WAYNE & JEAN VANHAMME, ROBERT & JANE BROSHOUS, BRYAN E & ANGELA BROSHOUS, BRYAN E & ANGELA SCHULDT LIVING TRUST, JUDI ADLEMAN, MERLE W & AUDREY SMITH, STEVEN R & AMY L BAUER, JAY R & KIMBERLY L HAAS, JAMES A & LILLIAN C KRIPPENDORF, CONNOR W SMITH, STEVEN R & AMY L LAMM, MARY ILENE TRUSTEE BADGERLAND ENTERPRISES LLC BROSHOUS, BRYAN E & ANGELA BROSHOUS, BRYAN E & ANGELA

Total 65,220 5,333 5,333 63,856 71,360 5,333 61,067 5,333 48,345 5,333 5,333 65,425 42,399 5,021 38,441 18,805 18,314 10,748 36,360 31,390 55,959 9,757 5,333 5,333 45,698 5,333 48,125 5,333 7,001 7,001 62,473 5,333 5,333 5,333 50,687 5,333 5,333 394,540 27,598 20,345 32,997 33,604 16,494 32,545 40,596 26,599 30,870 40,898 5,333 45,496 48,331 5,333 37,256 5,333 77,918 14,301 39,810 10,270 27,811 55,022 7,446 50,683 51,288 58,260 52,184 54,504 16,457 43,090 77,537 35,391 29,028 4,250 1,291 6,480 67,637 2,555 99,647 10,929 738 59,270 51,794 18,311 430 54,486 1,880 1,850 32,164 95,643 6,026 6,984 18,986 29,908 51,934 56,299 41,183 31,784 374 11,938 21,007 7,407 109,305

Parcel Number 17-000-293-00 17-000-293-03 17-000-294-00 17-000-295-00 17-000-296-00 17-000-298-00 17-000-299-00 17-000-299-03 17-000-299-06 17-000-299-09 17-000-299-12 17-000-301-03 17-000-302-00 17-000-303-00 17-000-303-03 17-000-303-06 17-000-305-00 17-000-306-00 17-000-306-03 17-000-307-00 17-000-307-01 17-000-308-00 17-000-310-00 17-000-310-03 17-000-311-00 17-000-312-00 17-000-312-03 17-000-313-00 17-000-313-03 17-000-316-00 17-000-319-00 17-000-319-03 17-000-321-00 17-000-321-06 17-000-323-00 17-000-326-00 17-000-329-00 17-000-330-00 17-000-333-00 17-000-334-00 17-000-336-10 17-000-337-00 17-000-338-03 17-000-339-00 17-000-342-00 17-000-342-02 17-000-343-00 17-000-345-00 17-000-347-00 17-000-348-00 17-000-349-00 17-000-350-00 17-000-351-00 17-000-351-03 17-000-351-04 17-000-351-05 17-000-351-07 17-000-352-00 17-000-353-00 17-000-353-03 17-000-356-03 17-000-357-00 17-000-357-03 17-000-357-06 17-000-359-00 17-000-359-03 17-000-359-06 17-000-359-09 17-000-360-00 17-000-360-03 17-000-361-00 17-000-362-00 17-000-363-00 17-000-365-00 17-000-368-00 17-000-369-00 17-000-369-03 17-000-369-09 17-000-369-12 17-000-369-15 17-000-369-18 17-000-370-00 17-000-371-00 17-000-372-00 17-000-373-00 17-000-373-03 17-000-373-06 17-000-373-09 17-000-374-00 17-000-374-03 17-000-375-00 17-000-377-00 17-000-379-00 17-000-381-00 17-000-383-00 17-000-383-04 17-000-384-00 17-000-385-00

The Scoop Today - Wednesday, Oct. 17, 2018 • 23 Name Total BROSHOUS, JANET K & BUFORD 10,239 HAWKINS, EDWARD H & KATHRYN 41,269 BARTCH, ROBERT E & THOMAS 18,008 FROULA, RUSSELL J TRUSTEE 18,728 JOHNSON, DALE A 33,410 FROULA, RUSSELL J TRUSTEE 2,294 THOMASSON, ERIC & VERA 20,781 ALTHOF, GREGORY 10,001 BROSHOUS, BRYAN 150 BROSHOUS, BRYAN 828 BROSHOUS, BRYAN 5,247 SMITH, MITCHELL T & SUSAN 54,321 PAISLEY, WALTER A & CYNTHIA 54,285 GREGORIA, WENDY M TRUSTEE 13,442 MORHARDT, PAULA J 21,673 PRAIRIE ENTHUSIASTS 150 LOGEMANN, IRA ELDON & MARY 11,695 BARTCH, ROBERT E & THOMAS 27,228 BARTCH, ROBERT & CHRISTINA 60,328 OGORZALY, JOHN & DEBRA 37,823 DOWNING, RANDALL W & SYLVIA 74,465 SCHMID, NANCY L TRUSTEE 52,639 JONES-STORY, BROOKE E & STORY, ROBERT 61,004 SCHMID FAMILY TRUST & SCHMID, NANCY 7,067 ATG TRUST COMPANY TERRENCE 14,983 FROULA, RUSSELL J TRUSTEE 17,483 JACOBSON, PAUL S & BECKER, DARLENE 42,280 KLECKNER, BENJAMIN M 5,979 BUSZKA, MATTHEW 4,463 OPPOLD, DAVID L & BARBARA 27,031 HOPPE, CHARLES J TRUSTEE 66,813 SULLIVAN, JAMES S & POWERS FAMILY 19,013 OPPOLD, DANIEL J & LAURALEE 59,617 SEAS, ROBERT P & SHARLEEN 99,269 EDEN, MARION M & CHRISTINA 37,794 WACKERLIN FARMS LLC 71,235 KLOPF, CALVIN C & JANICE K 3,230 JO DAVIESS CONSERVATION FOUNDATION 41,818 BIG SKY FARM (EAST) LLC 2,636 BIG SKY FARM (EAST) LLC 3,624 LA TERRA PROPERTIES LLC 5,783 HOLLIS, ROGER B 38,779 BIG SKY FARM (EAST) LLC 71,171 BIG SKY FARM (EAST) LLC 86,452 WELLMAN, RICHARD P JR 22,824 OPPOLD, KATHLEEN G TRUSTEE 20,934 VULTURE VALLEY NORTH LLC 2,982 OPPOLD, KATHLEEN G TRUSTEE 13,719 BIG SKY FARM (EAST) LLC 7,049 BEACH, KENNETH J & JULIE 4,210 OPPOLD, DAVID L & BARBARA 62,761 WRIGHT, DEAN E & RUTH TRUST 3,778 CHASEY, JAMES & CHASEY, LAUREN 2,117 ROSENBACH, PHILLIP A & LILA 68,671 KOEHLER, RICHARD & ELLEN 1,088 PALLARDY, JOSEPH & KATHLEEN 41,350 GAVELDA, JOHN M 87,593 LOGEMANN, IRA ELDON & MARY 36,218 OPPOLD, KATHLEEN G TRUSTEE 40,346 OPPOLD REVOCABLE TRUST, FRANK 2,252 STOCKTON TOWNSHIP PARK DISTRICT 41,017 OPPOLD, DAVID L & BARBARA 9,357 CHASEY, JAMES C & HEMPHILL, JULIE 8,160 LEITZEN, JAMES B JR 62,351 CENITE, KARLA TRUSTEE & MCGOWAN, LEANN 44,335 WRIGHT, THOMAS L 4,577 BAUGHMAN, DARIN L & BETH A 65,162 SCHUBERT, DOMER E 16,978 SIERGIEJ, ANTHONY F 34,326 JO DAVIESS FARMS II LLC 23,405 RANDECKER, LARRY A 22,890 WRIGHT, DEAN E & RUTH TRUST 100,491 HARTMAN, ASHLIE N 49,573 BADGERLAND ENTERPRISES LLC 6,530 BADGERLAND ENTERPRISES LLC 13,835 ANDERSEN, KENNETH B & DEBRA 26,351 ARAND, BRETT & TONJA 57,002 THOREN, GREGORY S & JANIS 1,369 GUENTNER BAR C INC 10,496 HATFIELD, G WILLIAM & MAE 4,882 ARAND, TONY C & JENNIFER 66,930 JOHNSON, DALE A & CHRISTINE 15,795 THOREN, GREGORY S & JANIS 210,154 THOREN, GREGORY S & JANIS 12,363 THOREN, GREGORY S & JANIS 68,627 SUSKIN E KENNETH , TRUST 18,383 BP PIPELINES NORTH AMERICA 11,448 YENNEY, BRUCE ESTATE 32,769 SMITH, LARRY L 28,867 TIPPETT, RUSSELL C & CHRISTINE 20,038 RANDECKER, LARRY A 5,172 EVANS, STEVE & OLETHA, BRUCE 40,461 MARRS, KEVIN P 13,143 OLINSKI, VERA R M & OLINSKI, JONATHAN 33,611 SIERGIEJ, MITCHELL C & NAN 34,167 SULLIVAN, JAMES S 23,629 OLETHA, BRUCE & EVANS, STEVE 7,084 CARLSON, JAMES C TRUSTEE 556 Continued on next page

24 • Wednesday, Oct. 17, 2018 - The Scoop Today

Parcel Number Name Total Continued from previous page 17-000-386-01 SULLIVAN, JAMES S 54,477 17-000-386-02 SULLIVAN, JAMES S 72,421 17-000-386-03 SULLIVAN, JAMES S 1,707 17-000-386-06 SULLIVAN, JAMES S 1,235 17-000-387-00 WACKERLIN FARMS LLC 3,015 17-000-387-10 MARTZ, RANDY 1,150 17-000-388-00 POTTER, DENNIS R & PHYLLIS 25,945 17-000-393-00 PORTNER, CHRISTOPHER D 51,956 17-000-396-00 DAYTON, TIMOTHY R & BRENDA 28,492 17-000-396-03 TUCKER, HAROLD E & LOIS M 20,160 17-000-396-06 TUCKER, HAL OWEN & CYNTHIA 11,068 17-000-397-00 HOPKINS, NOLA M 18,347 17-000-400-00 HEUERMAN, ROBERT W & MARY 3,329 17-000-400-03 VEACH, LORI 34,170 17-000-401-00 HEUERMAN, ROBERT W & MARY 42,660 17-000-402-00 BROSHOUS, DERYL & HILLARY 5,235 17-000-403-00 HEUERMAN, ROBERT W & MARY 1,000 17-000-407-03 SCHLAFER, JUDITH R 43,967 17-001-001-00 STAYNER, JOHN T & MARY L 40,276 17-001-002-00 ALLEN, RICHARD L 28,372 17-001-004-00 BRANDT, RODNEY A & LINDA L 27,201 17-001-005-00 BACK IN THE SADDLE LLC 33,172 17-001-006-00 SHULTIS, MICHELLE M & JAMES 18,761 17-001-006-03 HAMMER, ANGELA K 26,337 17-001-007-00 PETRAS, STEPHEN TRUSTEE & JAMIE 51,761 17-001-008-00 SPAHN & ROSE LUMBER COMPANY 1,302 17-001-009-00 STAMM, RONNIE G TRUSTEE 13,331 17-001-010-00 SPAHN & ROSE LUMBER COMPANY 1,033 17-001-011-00 SMITAL, ROGER D 46,548 17-001-012-00 SHULTIS, MICHELLE M & JAMES 17,758 17-001-012-03 SPAHN & ROSE LUMBER COMPANY 110,535 17-001-012-09 MCPEEK PROPERTIES LLC 24,683 17-001-013-00 CITIZENS STATE BANK LENA 13,783 17-001-013-01 DICK, RICHARD L & KAY L 155 17-001-014-00 PEPIN, RANDOLPH F & SHARON 23,166 17-001-014-10 PEPIN, RANDOLPH F & SHARON 19,789 17-001-015-00 PAJA, MARY KAY 30,196 17-001-016-00 THE BANK OF NEW GLARUS 44,540 17-001-017-00 THE BANK OF NEW GLARUS 32,236 17-001-018-00 PIERCE, KEVIN & AMANDA 16,777 17-001-019-00 DICK, KYLE A 10,629 17-001-020-00 LARSON, DIANE E 31,569 17-001-021-00 THE BANK OF NEW GLARUS 13,790 17-001-022-00 DOMBECK, GEORGE P & SHERRY 33,653 17-001-023-00 BROWN, MARQUITA M 16,035 17-001-024-00 RAUSCH REALTY INC 13,353 17-001-025-00 MIELE, LUCY F ESTATE & AUEN, TERRY 16,638 17-001-026-00 MIELE, LUCY F ESTATE & AUEN, TERRY 27,165 17-001-028-00 139 S MAIN ST LLC 23,179 17-001-030-00 RHYNER, ADAM & WICKLER, VERONICA 14,174 17-001-031-00 AMERICAN LEGION POST 449 6,150 17-001-032-00 CONROY, JACOB R & AMBER G 13,917 17-001-034-00 STOCKTON VILLAGE OF 2,225 17-001-035-00 CURTISS, JOHN C & STEPHANIE 64,733 17-001-035-03 CURTISS, JOHN C & STEPHANIE 5,200 17-001-035-06 LEITZEN, DANIEL A & SUSAN 57,427 17-001-035-09 STRONG, TIMOTHY J 12,218 17-001-035-12 MILLERSCHONE, TYLER 31,367 17-001-038-00 RAISBECK, ELIZABETH A 8,214 17-001-039-00 PERRY, GEOFFREY & OLSON, KARI 18,845 17-001-041-00 CURTISS, RICHARD W 13,887 17-001-043-00 RILLIE, TOM T & ELISA L 8,448 17-001-044-00 LARSON, GARY W & MARSHA E 15,488 17-001-045-00 NOWVIOCK, AL V & WENDY J 25,954 17-001-046-00 ALTHOF, GREGORY 2,343 17-001-046-03 GONZALEZ, SERGIO & DELLA 7,762 17-001-048-00 LARSEN-REDING REVOCABLE TR 15,635 17-001-049-00 BOLEN, MAELINDA L 15,622 17-001-050-00 REX, BRIAN G ESTATE 9,334 17-001-051-00 DAVENPORT, WILLIAM A 13,471 17-001-052-00 DAVES, RICKY A 24,461 17-001-053-00 ALTFILLISCH, JENNIFER L 19,313 17-001-054-00 PARKER, DEBRA DRANE & SCHUBERT, MICK 16,585 17-001-055-00 LEITZEN, DANIEL A & SUSAN 20,345 17-001-057-00 REYNOLDS, ERIC & ERIKA 15,851 17-001-058-00 STARR, DEAN & PEGGY 20,139 17-001-059-00 WILLIE, PAMELA B 20,034 17-001-060-00 MAHONEY, KELLIE A 18,432 17-001-061-00 OTTO, PATRICK 15,415 17-001-061-03 HARKNESS, BETTE 14,949 17-001-061-06 HARKNESS, BETTE 3,002 17-001-062-00 DITTMAR, CRAIG & TERRI 1,500 17-001-063-00 NOREM, DAWN M 14,698 17-001-064-00 TOWNSEND, CHRISTOPHER 21,184 17-001-065-00 BRIGGS, WILLIAM B & SUSAN 15,328 17-001-066-00 HUBB, KENNETH 14,979 17-001-067-00 BERNHARDT, SCOTT R 17,642 17-001-068-00 HAIGHT, NICOLE A & HUME, MARCIA 16,038 17-001-069-00 BROSHOUS, CLINT D 20,080 17-001-070-00 SMITH, LARRY L 21,401 17-001-071-00 GRENOBLE, PATRICIA A 15,690 17-001-072-00 GREEN, KETINA 11,847 17-001-073-00 FERNANDEZ, JORGE L & DIANE 16,071 17-001-074-00 ROBERTS, DALE L TRUSTEE 19,475 17-001-075-00 NUCCIO, ANTHONY 11,638 17-001-075-03 NUCCIO, ANTHONY 1,500 17-001-076-00 COOK, KRISTINE M 11,353 17-001-077-00 DOUGLAS, ROBERT A & LUANN 25,935 17-001-077-03 DOUGLAS, ROBERT A & LUANN 1,000 17-001-077-06 BRADLEY, DONALD A & DIANE 3,596 17-001-077-09 BRADLEY, DONALD 3,666 17-001-077-12 BRADLEY, DONALD 1,410 17-001-080-00 PRO CAR WASHES INC 29,422

Parcel Number 17-001-080-01 17-001-080-02 17-001-080-03 17-001-080-04 17-001-080-05 17-001-084-00 17-001-085-00 17-001-086-00 17-001-087-00 17-001-088-00 17-001-089-03 17-001-091-00 17-001-092-00 17-001-092-03 17-001-092-06 17-001-093-00 17-001-094-00 17-001-095-00 17-001-096-00 17-001-097-00 17-001-097-03 17-001-098-00 17-001-099-00 17-001-100-00 17-001-100-03 17-001-101-00 17-001-102-00 17-001-103-00 17-001-104-00 17-001-105-00 17-001-106-00 17-001-106-03 17-001-107-00 17-001-108-00 17-001-109-00 17-001-110-00 17-001-111-00 17-001-112-00 17-001-113-00 17-001-114-00 17-001-114-03 17-001-115-00 17-001-116-00 17-001-117-00 17-001-117-03 17-001-118-00 17-001-118-03 17-001-119-00 17-001-121-00 17-001-122-00 17-001-123-00 17-001-124-00 17-001-125-00 17-001-126-00 17-001-126-03 17-001-127-00 17-001-128-00 17-001-129-00 17-001-131-00 17-001-135-00 17-001-136-00 17-001-137-00 17-001-138-00 17-001-139-00 17-001-142-00 17-001-143-00 17-001-144-00 17-001-145-00 17-001-145-10 17-001-146-00 17-001-147-00 17-001-148-00 17-001-149-00 17-001-150-00 17-001-151-00 17-001-152-00 17-001-153-00 17-001-154-00 17-001-155-00 17-001-156-00 17-001-156-03 17-001-157-00 17-001-158-00 17-001-158-03 17-001-159-00 17-001-160-00 17-001-161-00 17-001-162-00 17-001-162-06 17-001-163-00 17-001-164-00 17-001-165-00 17-001-166-00 17-001-167-00 17-001-168-00 17-001-171-00 17-001-172-00 17-001-173-00 17-001-175-00 17-001-177-00 17-001-178-00 17-001-182-00

Name Total UPMANN, JAY W & SARA L 27,012 UPMANN, JAY W & SARA L 11,017 MARCURE, BRUCE 33,566 MILLER, ELMER R 23,840 BROSHOUS, DOUGLAS & CATHERINE 28,320 MCPEEK, ROBERT 19,913 COX, RUSSELL S 13,622 SCHUBERT, KAREN A & DUANE 13,503 CURTISS, RICHARD 10,095 WILLIAMS, NICOLE R 22,134 FINN, V JUNE 19,401 CAMERON, MARY & ERMAL & ROWE, MARK 16,502 MCPEEK, ROBERT II 12,540 SELHOST, KAY A 3,519 COX, RUSSELL 17,112 KING, ROGER TRUSTEE 16,972 SLICK, DEBRA K 19,209 DUERR, JOSEPH W & VOLLING, LISA 26,293 POHL, DARLA 15,194 SCHAMBERGER, WILLIAM & SUSAN 800 REUSCH, CHAD R & WENDY S 21,261 KAPPES, MITCHELL L 600 WOKER, RICHARD V 12,997 BURRIS, STEVEN 22,733 ELLE, ROBERT D & MEGAN A 22,424 HILL, BONNIE 16,025 BLAIR, KHRISTOFER 7,959 HARTOG, DONALD W 15,918 JANKOWSKI, JOHN F & FRAME, DIANE 17,941 VANBEEK, ZACK & NICOLE 19,337 DREYER, NICHOLAS & HEATHER 12,698 HULLINGER, PHILIP T & JOHANNAH, R 21,276 STOCKWELL, VERN & DONNA 20,216 BROSHOUS, DOUGLAS & CATHERINE 14,256 BROSHOUS, DANNY B & SHARON 38,801 SHOCKEY, EVAN J & BRITTNEY 21,263 BARTCH, KIMBERLY 16,719 HAAS, SHAWN & AMY 27,657 STAMM, RONNIE G TRUSTEE 21,352 HAYES, GERALD L & PATRICIA 7,796 ROBERTS, STEVEN D 20,817 WAMPFLER, DALE F & PATRICIA 28,469 CARLSON, GRACE M 21,398 HILLE, CHRISTOPHER J 6,326 HILLE, CHRISTOPHER J 6,446 HASTINGS, TODD & LISA 2,288 HASTINGS, TODD A & LISA L 22,572 HELLER, SCOTT L 18,153 CYCHOSZ, JOHN B & KATHLEEN 18,858 HELLER, MARTHA C TRUSTEE 22,147 ZWICKER, ROBERT C & MARJORIE 19,274 BRANDT, RODNEY A & LINDA L 18,525 BARTCH, THOMAS J & MICHELLE 20,340 OPPOLD, JERRY & JOSEPH E III 17,610 SCHIESS, JUDITH K GRIFFIN 4,168 HAYES, GERALD L & PATRICIA 32,935 JACOBS, VICKI S 18,533 SCHIESS, JUDITH K GRIFFIN 15,629 NICOR GAS, 29,243 CITIZENS STATE BANK LENA 85,853 CONTINENTAL TELEPHONE SERV 27,334 BRIGGS, WILLIAM B & SUSAN 16,084 GOULART, JONATHAN D 19,942 BAUER & FONSECA PC 25,772 MCGOVERN, TERRY A 42,093 STOCKTON HARDWARE INC 134,528 BERGMAN, JANE R 41,955 CORNER ENTERPRISES INC 1,600 STOCKTON HARDWARE INC 800 COLEMAN, JOANNA N 22,682 KLECKLER, VICKI L 24,418 KIRK, TIMOTHY R & LINDA J 6,979 MENSENDIKE, JAMES & MCGOVERN, MOLLY 26,802 THE BANK OF NEW GLARUS 27,204 BOLDOCK, WILLIAM G & BRENDA 17,925 BOLDOCK, WILLIAM G & BRENDA 13,200 HELLER, SCOTT 14,126 MENSENDIKE, JAMES & MOLLY 50,586 HEID, GALEN R & LINDA K T 29,124 33,406 FISCHER, STANLEY P TRUSTEE BURNS, ROSEMARY U & JAMES 34,720 RAKOWSKA, JEROME D & MARILYN 24,434 HERMANN, ALAN C 14,363 CURTISS, RICHARD W 24,301 BRUNNER, GERALD F & AMY S 35,054 BROSHOUS, CHRISTOPHER D 36,064 BERGMAN, DANIEL J TRUSTEE 24,211 ARNOLD, JAMES C & DEBORAH 16,045 ESHLEMAN, CHAD R TRUSTEE 53,391 BAUER GROUP AGENCY LTD 43,586 HEIDENREICH, LINDA S 13,082 HAYES, GERALD & PATRICIA A 6,330 STEIEN, CARL J 26,915 DODSON, AARON W & MILLER, ANGELLEEA 9,890 FRIEDLEIN, DAMON R 14,133 CANON, JESSICA 17,435 WAMPFLER, KAYLA 24,781 BAUER, JERRY & MADELINE 24,008 ARAND, SUSAN D PIERCE 20,205 HILL, ROBERT S 25,603 KAPPES, BRENT E 15,735 MORDEN, MARY LOU 16,851

Parcel Number 17-001-183-00 17-001-183-03 17-001-185-00 17-001-186-00 17-001-187-00 17-001-188-00 17-001-189-00 17-001-190-00 17-001-193-00 17-001-194-00 17-001-195-00 17-001-196-00 17-001-197-00 17-001-197-03 17-001-198-00 17-001-199-10 17-001-200-00 17-001-200-03 17-001-203-00 17-001-204-00 17-001-205-00 17-001-206-00 17-001-206-03 17-001-207-00 17-001-208-00 17-001-209-00 17-001-210-00 17-001-211-00 17-001-212-00 17-001-213-00 17-001-214-00 17-001-215-00 17-001-216-00 17-001-217-00 17-001-218-00 17-001-219-00 17-001-220-00 17-001-221-00 17-001-222-00 17-001-223-00 17-001-223-03 17-001-224-00 17-001-225-00 17-001-226-00 17-001-227-00 17-001-228-00 17-001-229-00 17-001-230-00 17-001-231-00 17-001-232-00 17-001-233-00 17-001-234-00 17-001-235-00 17-001-235-03 17-001-236-00 17-001-238-00 17-001-239-00 17-001-240-00 17-001-241-00 17-001-242-00 17-001-243-00 17-001-244-00 17-001-245-00 17-001-246-00 17-001-247-00 17-001-248-00 17-001-249-00 17-001-250-00 17-001-251-00 17-001-252-00 17-001-253-00 17-001-254-00 17-001-255-00 17-001-256-00 17-001-257-00 17-001-258-00 17-001-259-00 17-001-260-00 17-001-261-00 17-001-262-00 17-001-263-00 17-001-264-00 17-001-265-00 17-001-266-00 17-001-267-00 17-001-268-00 17-001-269-00 17-001-270-00 17-001-271-00 17-001-272-00 17-001-273-00 17-001-274-00 17-001-275-00 17-001-276-00 17-001-277-00 17-001-278-00 17-001-279-00 17-001-280-00 17-001-281-00 17-001-282-00 17-001-283-00 17-001-284-00 17-001-284-03

Name Total WARNER, ROBERT W 28,712 TOWNSEND, MEREDITH J & PAT 26,358 HERRLIN, JAMES E TRUSTEE 36,575 BARTCH, THOMAS J, VALERIA 22,985 BERGMAN, RICHARD 14,212 SCHUBERT, MICHAEL T 20,840 EVANS, JAMIE 29,751 STAMM, RONNIE G TRUSTEE 14,920 SMITH, PATRICK S & CINDY M 22,252 HUSCHITT, JACOB & HUSCHITT, PETER 8,275 NEWMAN, BENJAMIN D & WILKINSON, JODY 15,053 HAAS, MARCUS P 12,320 RILLIE DECLARATION OF TRUST 18,415 ROWE, ANGELA L 26,044 AUBREY, DOYLE & KAY 25,751 HERMANN, PHYLLIS C 1,560 HERMANN, PHYLLIS C 43,003 HERMANN, WILLIAM J 112,050 MCPEEK, ROBERT J II & AMY 18,138 BURRIS, JAMES E JR & DIANE 29,372 KRUEGER, AARON D 36,107 WESTABY, BRANDON J 35,857 MOLITOR, PATRICIA A 21,397 HELLER REVOCABLE TRUST, MARY 3,961 GALLAGHER, BRIAN G 17,425 GIANNONI, ANGELO 16,333 HELLER REVOCABLE TRUST, MARY 34,924 SHOCKLEY, DONNA M 25,698 TOEPFER, SHIRLEY M TRUSTEE 34,359 TEN PAS, RICHARD L & LAURI 27,008 BERGMAN, RICHARD 41,681 BERGMAN, RICHARD 15,379 HASKEN, NORMA JEAN 16,350 NOLL, RANDALL L & NOLLER, LAURA 17,972 MAGEE, RICHARD L & MARGARET 28,181 LLOYD, LINDA P 27,647 LUMLEY, VERONICA A 18,545 NIEMANN, DELMAR L & JOYCE 22,098 BROSHOUS, LARRY K & KATHLEEN 30,884 SERSCH, KEVIN M 22,155 REED, ANNA 15,214 BAUER, DAVID & ALLISON 24,952 BEYER, LAVERNE A & JANICE 24,863 HESSELBACHER, TYLER C & MALLORY 17,807 JONES, JAMES S & JOLENE R 7,872 JONES, JOLENE R & JAMES 14,372 MORHARDT, SYLVIA J & JEREMY 26,376 DOWER, TIMOTHY J & RONDA K 24,860 GALLAGHER, BETTY 25,969 MICHAEL, JANE ELLEN 19,428 NAGEL, DAYLE E TRUSTEE 17,390 FINN, SCOTT E & DIANE E 19,435 PANICO, CARMEN & SHARON 20,697 ALLEN, RICHARD & NANCY 17,864 FELTMEYER, JERRY & MARY 19,214 KOPP-OFFENHEISER, VICTORIA 13,714 DITTMAR, CRAIG W & TERRI J 26,179 SEAS-WESTPHAL, LISA & SEA, LISA 25,138 GROEZINGER, KENNETH D & SANDRA 19,702 DAVES, LYLE E & MARY E 26,922 LEITZEN, GLENDA J 45,402 KUHL, DENNIS J & BARBARA 37,662 MCPHILLIPS, CAROL RAE 8,103 HEUERMAN, ROBERT W & MARY 15,633 POWELL, ANDREW J 17,384 GOTHARD, PATTY J 14,199 MUSSER, AMY L & KARL M 25,830 WHITE, MILES T & COLLEEN 34,471 SCHLAFER, DERRICK R & MANDY 22,027 KEECH, EDWARD L & GLENDA M 26,488 NEWMAN, BENJAMIN D & JODY 25,474 SCHOENHARD, JON H & LISA D 24,574 LEVAN, STEVE D 16,979 LARSEN, DALE R & KAY L 42,039 BRUNNER, ERIN K 23,006 EILDERS, WENDY SCHOLL 34,435 HULLINGER, PAUL E & KAREN 26,478 BLAIR, BENJAMIN 25,025 BROSHOUS, JASON L & STEPHANIE 30,627 GEERTS, JOSHUA D & BRUKETTA, TARA 36,860 HAAS, SPENCER D & LAVONNEDA 78,310 KEHL, JANICE L 17,981 CRANDALL, TRAVIS A & LANA 26,431 EVANS, NORMAN W 20,861 SIMMONS, DONALD R & DOROTHY 19,856 ROWE, BLAKE W & CECELIA K 20,770 PRESTON, BRYON M & SHERRI 21,291 ESHLEMAN, CHAD R TRUSTEE 31,391 DAVIS, JOHN F & DORIS A 16,106 VAUSHA, JANINA 9,755 KAMPMEIER, KEVIN 33,712 STEFFENS, JOEL 20,901 KEEFFER, TAMMIE 25,076 MCCORMICK, DONNA L 13,008 WOOLCOCK, MICHAEL W TRUSTEE 19,820 LLOYD, DARLENE A & LLOYD, SHAWN 30,320 MAGEE, JOANN P 30,914 WILEY, WILLIAM L & MARY PAULETTE 12,509 WULFF, STEPHEN L & TERESA 26,723 GEHRS, MARY A 18,039 BALTIERRA, DAVID J & BRENDA 27,209 LARSON, TIMOTHY B 19,059 BREED, VIRGINIA J TRUSTEE 29,193 Continued on next page

Parcel Number Name Total Continued from previous page 17-001-285-00 BATCHELDER, TERRY L & BARRETT, RICHARD 16,362 17-001-286-00 MICHEL, REBECCA L & MYERS RODNEY 33,071 17-001-287-00 MEHL, DAVID A 21,220 17-001-288-00 BLACKBOURN, MARVIN R & CHARLOTTE 60,659 17-001-289-00 LEITZEN, MATTHEW L & KRISTY 34,775 17-001-290-00 SCHULTZ, MORRIS F SR TRUST 24,334 17-001-291-00 BEYER, DONNA L TRUSTEE 21,336 17-001-292-00 GOTHARD-ZUEGER, LAURIE 10,679 17-001-293-00 FELTMEYER, JERRY & MARY 35,621 17-001-294-00 JONES, THOMAS R TRUSTEE 22,279 17-001-295-00 DANA, CHARLES R 15,709 17-001-296-00 EDEN, CLETUS H & BERNICE M 24,650 17-001-297-00 DROUGANIS, STYLIANOS 10,994 17-001-298-00 LYONS, WAYNE A & RUTH M 12,503 17-001-299-00 BEYER, DANIELLE 20,813 17-001-300-00 ARAND, STEVEN L 16,660 17-001-301-00 HOYER, JAMES & SHIRLEY E 19,429 17-001-302-00 DAWSON, GORDON W & MADGE M 28,130 17-001-303-00 PAUL, DONALD L 23,697 17-001-304-00 YOUNG, MELBA J 27,026 17-001-305-00 ABBOTT, SARA E 16,638 17-001-306-00 PENTICOFF, KENNETH R & EDNA 30,533 17-001-307-00 ARNOLD, KEITH J & GAYLE J 25,894 17-001-308-00 KRAHMER, ADAM H 19,861 17-001-309-00 DUCHOW, RICHARD L & PENNY 28,013 17-001-309-03 HAAS, SPENCER D & LAVONNEDA 675 17-001-310-00 HAYES, ELAINE 20,919 17-001-311-00 TUCKER, JEREMY E & JEANNA 24,798 17-001-312-00 ARNOLD, DALE A & BECKY R 13,664 17-001-313-00 LANCASTER, HARLEY 14,601 17-001-314-00 LANCASTER, HARLEY F 16,135 17-001-315-00 HOTZE, CHARLES K TRUST 26,281 17-001-316-00 PENTICOFF, KENNETH & EDNA 22,485 17-001-317-00 KING, RICHARD E & PEGGY J 27,328 17-001-318-00 DOMBECK, GEORGE P & SHERRY 18,129 17-001-318-03 ZINK, NORMAN J & FAYE L 28,229 17-001-319-00 CAHILL, JOSEPH S 36,571 17-001-319-03 JOHNSON, DOROTHY M TRUSTEE 33,276 17-001-320-00 GOMAN, DIANA & VALENTIN 18,997 17-001-321-00 LICKES, JACK A & JACQUELINE 24,207 17-001-321-03 BROSHOUS, B EUGENE & JANET 36,685 17-001-322-00 BERGMAN, RICHARD 23,236 17-001-323-00 BRUN, THOMAS A 18,489 17-001-324-00 LOGEMANN, DAVID E 19,120 17-001-325-00 HELLER, FOSTER & ROSEMARY 33,546 17-001-326-00 STARR, DENNIS K & KATHI A 20,377 17-001-327-00 OLSON, JONATHAN P & KNUTSON, TERESA 28,161 17-001-328-00 DICK, RICHARD L & KAY 20,674 17-001-329-00 RAUSCH REALTY INC 22,724 17-001-330-00 FELTMEYER, JERRY & MARY 14,003 17-001-331-03 HEIDENREICH, MELODY 710 17-001-332-00 FELTMEYER, JERRY & MARY 29,744 17-001-332-03 HEIDENREICH, MELODY 22,341 17-001-333-00 OLSON, KARI L 20,777 17-001-333-03 NOLLER, DANA C & DEBRA L 2,840 17-001-334-00 ANDREWS, DOUGLAS DUANE & LAURA 21,887 17-001-335-00 BRENNER, JAMES A & LAURIE 8,380 17-001-337-00 WOOLCOCK, MICHAEL W & KIMBERLY 37,886 17-001-338-00 WOOLCOCK, KIMBERLY 16,287 17-001-339-00 CURTISS, RICHARD W & MEDELYN 28,527 17-001-340-00 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY 21,774 17-001-341-00 FARREY, RONALD T III & BONNIE 21,900 17-001-342-00 HATFIELD, TIFFANY M 15,429 17-001-343-00 ERNST, TREY D 13,590 17-001-344-00 EVANS, PAUL E & EVA M 12,243 17-001-345-00 KORTH, DANIEL & PEGGY 21,947 17-001-346-00 DRANE, PEGGY J 23,414 17-001-347-00 UPMANN, JAY W & SARA L 23,413 17-001-348-00 PERRY, GEOFFREY & RHONDA 33,357 17-001-349-00 HAZER, CLARK A & KIMBERLEE 19,872 17-001-350-00 CURTISS, RICHARD W 13,443 17-001-351-00 BRENNER, JAMES A & LAURIE 8,598 17-001-352-00 TUCKER, CLARENCE E & CAROL 15,935 17-001-353-00 KUHSE, AMY K & MCPEEK, ROBERT 22,613 17-001-354-00 SHULTIS, MICHELLE M & JAMES 19,760 17-001-355-00 WESTABY, JOHN A & PATRICIA 14,450 17-001-356-00 GRABBE, ZACHARY T 18,202 17-001-357-00 LUCKE, WILLIAM F JR & JOYCE 26,820 17-001-358-00 FOREMAN-MAGEE, ROSEMARIE O 21,147 17-001-359-00 EDWARDS, DUSTIN A 42,402 17-001-360-00 LANGFIELD, SHAWN 18,028 17-001-361-00 GONNERMAN, LINDA 22,037 17-001-362-00 DETWILER, BRADLEY A & REBECCA 28,024 17-001-363-00 MCKNIGHT, DAVID R & DIANE 27,908 17-001-364-00 SCHRECK, MICHAEL ALAN & CAMMIE 29,752 17-001-365-00 WAMPFLER, DELORES 26,960 17-001-366-00 MCPEEK, ROBERT J & AMY K 21,387 17-001-367-00 HEYER, TODD S 13,749 17-001-368-00 WILD, LYNNE M 31,596 17-001-369-00 JONES, TANA R 30,873 17-001-370-00 ROWE, MEGAN L CALDERON 19,207 17-001-370-03 DOW, JEFFREY & KIMBERLY 21,940 17-001-371-00 MCPEEK, LAWRENCE R JR & PAULA 25,534 17-001-372-00 WAMPFLER, KAREN D 14,171 17-001-373-00 HEDDEN, JUDY 25,735 17-001-374-00 AURAND, JOHN L 23,169 17-001-375-00 SCHMITZ, HEATHER A 17,342 17-001-376-00 UPITIS, EDWIN & ANNELIESE 23,147 17-001-377-00 BABER, TODD N & KIMBERLY S 43,451 17-001-378-00 WICKLER, WILLIAM & WICKLER, MICHAEL 23,329 17-001-379-00 MICHEL, TERRY J 20,148

Parcel Number 17-001-380-00 17-001-381-00 17-001-382-00 17-001-383-00 17-001-384-00 17-001-385-00 17-001-386-00 17-001-387-00 17-001-388-00 17-001-389-00 17-001-390-00 17-001-391-00 17-001-392-00 17-001-393-00 17-001-394-00 17-001-395-00 17-001-396-00 17-001-397-00 17-001-398-00 17-001-399-00 17-001-400-00 17-001-401-00 17-001-402-00 17-001-403-00 17-001-404-00 17-001-405-00 17-001-407-03 17-001-408-00 17-001-409-00 17-001-410-00 17-001-411-00 17-001-412-00 17-001-413-00 17-001-414-00 17-001-415-00 17-001-416-00 17-001-417-00 17-001-418-00 17-001-419-00 17-001-420-00 17-001-421-00 17-001-422-00 17-001-423-00 17-001-424-00 17-001-424-03 17-001-425-00 17-001-426-00 17-001-427-00 17-001-428-00 17-001-429-00 17-001-430-00 17-001-431-00 17-001-432-00 17-001-433-00 17-001-434-00 17-001-435-00 17-001-436-00 17-001-437-00 17-001-438-00 17-001-439-00 17-001-441-00 17-001-441-03 17-001-442-00 17-001-443-00 17-001-443-10 17-001-444-00 17-001-445-00 17-001-446-00 17-001-447-00 17-001-448-00 17-001-449-00 17-001-450-00 17-001-451-00 17-001-452-00 17-001-453-00 17-001-454-00 17-001-455-00 17-001-456-00 17-001-457-00 17-001-457-02 17-001-458-00 17-001-459-00 17-001-460-00 17-001-461-00 17-001-462-00 17-001-463-00 17-001-464-00 17-001-465-00 17-001-466-00 17-001-467-00 17-001-468-00 17-001-469-00 17-001-470-00 17-001-471-00 17-001-472-00 17-001-473-00 17-001-474-00 17-001-474-03 17-001-475-00 17-001-476-00 17-001-477-00 17-001-477-03

Name Total JOHNSON, ANGELA J 26,688 ROWE, ROGER W & INEZ M 31,027 BELLUCCI, LORRAINE A 21,114 RILLIE, JERRY L & KATHLEEN 21,463 GRUBE, DAMIEN & CASI JEAN 19,086 CRAIG, MARTIN 31,283 MEYERS, RUSSELL & STICH CHERI 25,505 STRONG, TIMOTHY J & ROSEMARY 28,910 DAVES, MATT 15,648 WRIGHT, AUDREY I TRUSTEE 18,207 SERTLE, TERRANCE G 24,577 PAXSON, JASON P 23,087 VENHUIZEN, TRISTA L 24,637 BALTIERRA, JOHN A & ROSE C 16,932 HINTZ, MICHAEL D & DEBORAH 22,404 WELTZIN, JOSHUA & DOWER, KARLI 27,569 PERRY, AMANDA & RANDECKER, RODNEY 22,791 TIPTON, JAIME J & WHITE, 18,303 KROHMER, JOSEPH J TRUSTEE 18,889 MENZEMER, RANDY 27,218 TROST, LADON & MARY LYNN 30,956 RICHARDS, KARI A 23,930 HINTZ , SHIRLEY I TRUST 27,522 POHL, CLYDE L & JANICE 21,202 SODT, THEODORE R 27,279 GOTHARD, SHARON L 27,043 PARKER, DAVID A & DEBRA L 21,561 THOMPSON, AMANDA 22,634 ARNOLD, KYLE L 18,844 LARSON, CAROLYN J 24,884 HEIMERDINGER, WARREN G & RUTH 31,925 STAMM, RONNIE G TRUSTEE 18,477 BLAIR, MORRIS & MARIAM 27,974 WILKINSON, JANICE F 21,026 RHYNER, VERLA J 31,161 MENSENDIKE, ANDREW J & JULIE 27,566 HASTINGS, RENEE 23,490 HEATH, KENNETH A & COLLEEN 28,575 TROST, KEVIN D & MARY LYNN 22,503 BRANTHAVER, ROBERT C TRUST 25,453 FELTMEYER, JERRY & MARY 9,004 LOGEMANN, MICHELE LYNN 18,582 STEWART, KEVIN M & KELLY S 34,347 GRUMBACH, VIKTOR & KRISTIN 49,655 BREWBAKER, GAEL A & NORA E 20,928 DVORAK, JOSEPH F & SANDRA 28,943 MERCER, ANTHONY M & ANNA R 28,112 SIGAFUS, CONSTANCE L 15,394 BROWN, JOSHUA C & HUETT, LORAN 21,048 GOSWICK, JESSICA 16,327 WONDERS, RAYMOND L & ROBIN 33,659 SERTLE, RONALD R & MARY 27,509 LARSON, JUSTIN E & JOSEPHINE 26,309 BEYER, GARY R & LOIS A 19,779 BALBACH, DARLINE M TRUSTEE 20,343 KRIEBS, HELEN H 22,403 JOHNSON, DAVID L 25,193 HAIGHT, NICOLE A 10,283 KAPPES, MICHAEL 17,789 ENRIGHT, SHANNON L 18,715 HARNISH, JAMES & ANN 17,233 SMITH, MICHAEL P 13,585 VINZANT SR IRREVOCABLE STANBY TRUST 21,475 ALLEN, ROGER & JAYMIE 19,138 BROSHOUS, GERALD 2,800 HILL REVOCABLE TRUST, DOROTHY 2,150 SMITH, MICHAEL P 33,244 MUSSER, BRUCE R & THOMMEN, MOLLY24,286 HUDSON, ISABELLE 15,917 HEID, WILLIAM R TRUSTEE 17,588 ESHLEMAN, MATT 17,403 HILLE, GLEN E JR & RITA M 20,265 HERMANN, WILLIAM J 15,563 SCOTT, JOHN E JR 22,342 SCHAMBERGER, EUGENE & HELEN 16,956 SCHUBERT, BLAINE K & ANDRENE 23,310 WEST, JANE, JOHN & EMILY 21,890 ROWE, DUANE & JODI 14,072 BRUNNER, KRISTINE 25,058 9,975 CURTISS, DONNA GALLENTINE, THEODORA B 24,207 HUBB, TRUMAN D & MARGARET 17,664 VENHUIZEN, DENNIS R & JUDI 18,708 MCPHILLIPS, SCOTT M 15,149 CITIZENS STATE BANK, LAND TRUST 40-043 10,174 MAGEE, BRIAN E & HEATHER 21,983 DITTMAR, JERRY C TRUSTEE 18,208 JONES, TRENT A 32,946 WEBER, DAWN M 21,060 MADDEN, SHARON 20,772 ALEXANDER, ARMIDA 28,743 MARCURE, CHARLES L & DIANE 21,012 SEARBY, DIANA L 20,729 LEGEL, LINDA M 19,917 WURSTER, LAUREL S TRUSTEE 32,010 SIGAFUS, DENNIS J & BONNIE 13,911 WURSTER, MICHELLE L 35,521 HAAS, DAVID L 35,414 HOOK, DONALD W & BETTY M 35,270 SMITH, HEATHER 21,860 BARKAU BROTHERS HOLDINGS LLLC 27,437 SULLIVAN JIM REALTY INC., 31,369

Parcel Number 17-001-479-00 17-001-480-00 17-001-481-00 17-001-482-00 17-001-482-03 17-001-483-00 17-001-484-00 17-001-484-03 17-001-485-00 17-001-486-00 17-001-487-00 17-001-487-03 17-001-487-06 17-001-488-00 17-001-488-03 17-001-488-06 17-001-488-09 17-001-489-00 17-001-491-00 17-001-491-03 17-001-491-04 17-001-492-00 17-001-492-03 17-001-493-00 17-001-494-00 17-001-495-00 17-001-496-03 17-001-497-00 17-001-498-00 17-001-499-00 17-001-500-00 17-001-501-00 17-001-502-00 17-001-502-03 17-001-503-00 17-001-504-00 17-001-505-00 17-001-506-00 17-001-507-00 17-001-508-00 17-001-509-00 17-001-510-00 17-001-511-00 17-001-511-03 17-001-512-00 17-001-512-03 17-001-513-00 17-001-513-03 17-001-514-00 17-001-515-00 17-001-516-00 17-001-517-00 17-001-518-00 17-001-518-03 17-001-519-00 17-001-520-00 17-001-520-03 17-001-521-00 17-001-521-03 17-001-522-00 17-001-523-00 17-001-524-00 17-001-525-00 17-001-525-03 17-001-526-00 17-001-527-00 17-001-528-00 17-001-529-00 17-001-530-00 17-001-531-00 17-001-532-00 17-001-533-00 17-001-534-00 17-001-535-00 17-001-537-00 17-001-538-00 17-001-539-00 17-001-541-00 17-001-542-00 17-001-564-00 17-001-564-03 17-001-565-00 17-001-566-00 17-001-567-00 17-001-568-00 17-001-569-00 17-001-570-00 17-001-571-00 17-001-572-00 17-001-573-00 17-001-574-00 17-001-575-00 17-001-576-00 17-001-577-00 17-001-578-00 17-001-581-00 17-001-582-00 17-001-583-00 17-001-585-00 17-001-586-00 17-001-587-00 17-001-588-00 17-001-589-00 17-001-590-00

The Scoop Today - Wednesday, Oct. 17, 2018 • 25 Name Total APPLEBY, ANNA L 27,794 HINTZ , SHIRLEY I TRUST 37,903 HANCOCK, DENNIS L SR 27,158 BUSKE, TIMOTHY L & TINA M 23,275 BUSKE, TIMOTHY L & TINA M 1,548 DIEMER, NIKOLAS S 32,378 LEITZEN, DANIEL A & SUSAN 93,979 JOHNSON, DAVID & JOHNSON, JEFF 5,672 SCHAEFER TRUST, WALTER C 19,403 VANDERHEYDEN, STEVEN L & DONNA 42,546 HAWLEY, ANDREW E & LESLIE 33,312 PEHL, DANIEL P & JEAN M 29,371 CRAIG, DAVID W & LISA A 24,572 HATFIELD, BRADLEY J & LEE 50,975 STEFFES, WALTER E 26,001 JONES, ASHLEY A 22,029 HARING, AMY J & GLASTETTER, JASON 30,109 GROEZINGER, ROGER D & SANDRA 32,880 DEMETER, KYLE W & BRITTNEY 22,781 MOLITOR, ELDRED A & NANCY 7,608 MOLITOR, ELDRED A & NANCY 44,121 SCHWITZ, MICHAEL G 27,016 MOLITOR, ELDRED A & NANCY 2,018 TOWNSEND, JON H & ELAINE E 33,973 CAHILL, TAMARA L 22,146 HAPP, PETER R & ANNETTE K 35,199 COX, JENNIFER L 62,861 KAUFMAN, JON K & DIANE L 22,630 LUKE, BETH L 27,211 ZELASCO, MATTHEW W & BETTY 19,958 DAVIS, JANE ANN 19,428 ZUEGER, WM H & DIXIE L 33,615 BROWN, CURTIS W & DEBORAH 21,723 MITCHELL, WILLIAM E 22,093 STOCKTON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 1,596 RANDECKER, STELLA B & BARB 23,377 GUERRERO, CRAIG A 29,841 BARTELL, RYAN S & MONTANA 41,001 KEEFFER, EILEEN M 29,324 WERNET, SCOTT L 29,445 DOW, JOHN S 15,042 SULLIVAN, AARON 18,797 ERTMER, ROBERT A & CHRISTINA 26,147 LYONS, CORY T & MELISSA A 18,989 APPLE RIVER STATE BANK TRUST 16,078 STEFFENS, BURDELLE E & MARLENE 23,534 SCHREINER, CHARLES A 24,930 BUCHER, BERNICE ESTATE 28,329 ERNST, MARK A & JACKIE L 31,187 CALDERON, CARMEN R BAUER 13,223 NOLL, RICHARD 25,504 SCHUBERT, GERALD L & MARILYN 26,916 SCHAMBERGER, WILLIAM & SUSAN 13,972 REUSCH, CHAD R & WENDY S 800 KAPPES, MITCHELL L 17,300 BROSHOUS, ROGER L & KATHRYN 29,648 BAYSINGER, RANDY & JULIE 21,847 PEEBLES, CONSTANCE G 15,820 LOCKWOOD, MERRY E 22,186 DONTH-CARTON, CYNTHIA & ANTHONY 21,287 CAMERON, MARY & ERMAL 46,429 WICKLER, DAVID W 15,561 KUHL DUANE W & BARBARA A T 22,586 FINN, KRISTINE 17,747 FOX, RONALD ESTATE 16,656 FINN, KRISTINE 1,200 HEID, WILLIAM R TRUSTEE 10,501 HESS, KENNETH L & PAMELA R 13,395 COLEMAN, JOANNA 16,589 COOK, LORI A 11,375 NOWVIOCK, DONALD W JR & TERESA 16,727 LAITY, JUSTIN D 11,387 GERBER, JAMES F & RUTH A 21,142 CATRON, DONALD E 12,418 WURSTER, AARON T 13,371 LIZER, GLORIA 8,443 COMMONWEALTH EDISON COMPANY 2,273 RILLIE, TOM T & ELISA L 9,319 GRALIK, JOSEPH V 11,950 SCHMIDT, RONALD L 1,750 SCHMIDT, RONALD & LINDA J 12,573 BINNS, JAMES & VALERIE 18,950 POWERS, DONALD C & AMY 23,435 GILE, TRENT A & JENNIFER 18,148 LLOYD, CHAD 20,200 FOX, SANDRA JO (KUPERSMITH 30,220 HAUG, JACQUELINE K 35,813 LUKE, JOHN N JR & SCHUBERT 23,214 BEYER, DIANNE 32,032 MAJORS, BEVERLY A TRUSTEE 18,540 COX, RUSSELL 16,388 COX, RUSSELL 16,755 TIMPE, DARLENE M 23,337 GOUSHA-MAPES, KIMBERLY A 19,880 KROHMER, JAMES A & CAROL M 42,680 CALHOUN, ELDON R TRUSTEE 28,354 GABEL, MARC D II & JODY A 36,059 WURSTER, LAUREL S TRUSTEE 106,321 PARKER, CHRISTIE L 17,816 GARDNER, DAWN M 22,373 BENNETT, SHAUN M & KESHIA 29,351 FOX, BRAD & COLLEEN A 32,058 LAWFER, RUTH A 25,857 TUCKER, JEREMY E & JEANNA 28,602 Continued on next page

26 • Wednesday, Oct. 17, 2018 - The Scoop Today

Parcel Number Name Total Continued from previous page 17-001-591-00 KLECKNER, ROBERT J & SHIRLEY 28,426 17-001-591-03 GREBNER, MAE 33,448 17-001-592-03 MACKEBEN, CLIFFORD H & BETTY 27,434 17-001-592-06 PAISLEY, ERIKA D 25,125 17-001-593-00 REIFSTECK, RICHARD L & MARILYN 27,331 17-001-594-00 RAUSCH, KARL & BETTY A TRUST 32,587 17-001-594-03 MICHAEL, O LEE & SCHRADER, LAVONNE 27,255 17-001-595-00 FISCHER, JOHN B & SALLY R 39,522 17-001-596-00 ARAND, ROBERT & JANAAN 21,515 17-001-596-03 VENHUIZEN, SCOTT A & THERESA 23,563 17-001-596-06 DORICH, GERALD S TRUST 28,209 17-001-596-09 HAAS, NANCY A ESTATE 26,288 17-001-596-12 LARSON, LLOYD 25,189 17-001-596-15 LIEF, CHESTER F JR 25,748 17-001-596-18 REIFSTECK, RICHARD L 28,103 17-001-596-21 BREWER, SAMUEL L 23,389 17-001-596-24 MENZEMER, DUANE ALAN 20,506 17-001-596-27 WILKINSON, JANICE F 20,352 17-001-596-57 COOK, SCOTT A 19,442 17-001-596-60 RAISBECK, BETSY A 28,708 17-001-597-00 CLARK, MARK 26,342 17-001-597-03 VANDERHEYDEN, STEVEN K & STEFANIE 27,191 17-001-597-06 GONZALEZ, SERGIO J 2,861 17-001-597-07 GONZALEZ, SERGIO 48,192 17-001-597-09 ZIGMONT, SHARON B 35,340 17-001-597-12 KRIPPENDORF, ROD L & GILE, CHERYL 41,186 17-001-597-15 SCHAMBERGER, WILLIAM & SUSAN 40,082 17-001-597-18 ENDRESS, GLORIA A 19,926 17-001-597-21 PHILLIPS, JEFFREY L & RACHEL 26,725 17-001-597-24 ERTMER, DANIEL J & LORI A 29,932 17-001-597-30 WISHARD, AMY J & STAMM, RONNIE 22,506 17-001-597-33 BROSHOUS, DERYL L 29,587 17-001-597-35 MOLITOR, JEROME & BEVERLY 29,696 17-001-597-36 FREESE, MICHAEL B 29,696 17-001-597-39 WRIGHT, THOMAS 27,877 17-001-598-00 SCHAMBERGER, EUGENE 40,479 17-001-599-00 DAWSON, DEVIN 29,625 17-001-600-00 ALTFILLISCH, SUSAN E 14,109 17-001-601-00 PAISLEY, DENNIS L & ERIKA 17,181 17-001-602-00 KUBERSKI, JULIUS P & CONNIE 30,974 17-001-603-18 TIMPE, TIMOTHY C & JACQUELYN 34,290 17-001-604-09 SMITH , ROGER & DEANNA 4,877 17-001-604-12 BINNS, NORME A & MARIAN J 19,225 17-001-605-15 LANCASTER, HARLEY 33,635 17-001-605-18 KRIPPENDORF, PATTIE A 54,745 17-001-605-21 KRAHMER, WILLIAM H & PEGGY 28,339 17-001-605-24 BARDELL, BONNY KAY & ENDRESS, STEVEN 22,676 17-001-605-27 SHIMANEK, ELSIE M TRUSTEE 24,467 17-001-605-30 FELTMEYER, JERRY LEE & DALE 28,929 17-001-605-33 BERGMAN, DANIEL J TRUSTEE 27,518 17-001-605-36 ARNDT, DOUG M & DIEDRE S 38,777 17-001-606-00 SEAS, KENNETH 40,632 17-001-607-00 NORTH PRAIRIE APARTMENTS LTD 104,836 17-001-610-00 BRASHAW, RUTH S 39,199 17-001-611-00 RICE, MARK L & TEN PAS-RICE, PACHIA 41,428 17-001-612-00 LUKE, MICHAEL R & CORALYN 35,284 17-001-613-00 BREWBAKER, JENNIFER C 3,570 17-001-614-00 BREWBAKER, JENNIFER C 3,484 17-001-615-00 HEIDENREICH, MARK H & DEBRA 28,893 17-001-616-00 EDMUND, FRANKLIN G & MARLENE 28,222 17-001-617-00 KRIPPENDORF, BROOKE 2,250 17-001-618-00 KRIPPENDORF, BROOKE 25,954 17-001-619-00 NIEMEYER, NORMAN P & CAROL 45,151 17-001-620-00 YOUNG, DENNIS H & SUSANNE 24,310 17-001-621-00 KLAAS, LEONARD T & BERNIETA 45,543 17-001-622-00 PEARCE, ANDREW L 42,221 17-001-623-00 BUTLER, JODIE & BUTLER, TREVOR 19,317 17-001-624-00 MERCER, JOYCE D 31,191 17-001-625-00 HUBB, EILEEN E & ROGER K 35,547 17-001-626-00 SCHULTZ, JACQUELINE J 30,673 17-001-627-00 WILKINSON, TRESA M 38,905 17-001-628-00 CATRON, AGNES M 37,965 17-001-629-00 TIMPE, GARY J & CLAIRE L 43,705 17-001-630-01 TIMP, LOUIS A & HAHN, ROBERT 100 17-001-630-02 TIMP, LOUIS A & HAHN, ROBERT 93 17-001-630-03 TIMP, LOUIS A & HAHN, ROBERT 93 17-001-630-04 TIMP, LOUIS A & HAHN, ROBERT 93 17-001-630-05 TIMP, LOUIS A & HAHN, ROBERT 93 17-001-630-06 TIMP, LOUIS A & HAHN, ROBERT 93 17-001-630-07 TIMP, LOUIS A & HAHN, ROBERT 93 17-001-630-08 TIMP, LOUIS A & HAHN, ROBERT 90 17-001-630-09 TIMP, LOUIS A & HAHN, ROBERT 87 17-001-630-10 TIMP, LOUIS A & HAHN, ROBERT 87 17-001-630-11 TIMP, LOUIS A & HAHN, ROBERT 83 17-001-630-12 CAHILL , NEILL J & REBECCA 77,071 17-001-630-13 COOK, WADE W & TONYA M 69,502 17-001-630-14 ELRICH SERVICES CORP 4,000 17-001-630-15 TUCKER, KENNETH W & SALLY 69,801 17-001-630-16 BROSHOUS, PAUL D & ANNA L 64,574 17-001-630-17 TUREK, FRED J & LAURA L T 4,000 17-001-630-18 TIMP, LOUIS A & HAHN, ROBERT 103 17-001-630-19 TIMP, LOUIS A & HAHN, ROBERT 107 17-001-630-20 TIMP, LOUIS A & HAHN, ROBERT 107 17-001-630-21 TIMP, LOUIS A & HAHN, ROBERT 97 17-001-630-22 TIMP, LOUIS A & HAHN, ROBERT 107 17-001-630-23 CAHILL, NEIL J & REBECCA L 4,000 17-001-630-24 COOK, WADE W & TONYA M 4,000 17-001-630-25 TIMP, LOUIS A & HAHN, ROBERT 90 17-001-630-26 TIMP, LOUIS A & HAHN, ROBERT 100 17-001-630-27 TIMP, LOUIS A & HAHN, ROBERT 103 17-001-630-28 STRAIN, THOMAS L & NANCY A 54,833 17-001-630-29 TIMP, LOUIS A & HAHN, ROBERT 103

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Name Total HAMMANN, JOHNATHON D 54,412 TIMP, LOUIS A & HAHN, ROBERT 107 LEHMANN, ROBERT C 29,148 BLACKBURN, MARLENE 31,612 KAPPES, COLLEEN K 30,114 SULLIVAN, JAMES S & VANDERHEYDEN, MAXINE 30,114 MELCHER, D ROBERT & BARBARA 62,209 SAUNDERS FAMILY PROPERTIES 445,956 BEYER, RAY L & BETTY M 46,575 HIGHLAND CHEMICAL INC 35,051 OFFENHEISER BROS INC 987 BREWSTER CHEESE COMPANY 11,668 BREWSTER CHEESE COMPANY 11,668 BREWSTER CHEESE COMPANY 257,435 BREWSTER CHEESE COMPANY 8,568 BREWSTER CHEESE COMPANY 93,767 BREWSTER CHEESE COMPANY 13,750 BREWSTER CHEESE COMPANY 33,504 BREWSTER CHEESE COMPANY 27,093 BORSDORF, WILLIAM A TRUSTEE 79,817 VINTAGE RESCUE LLC 63,308 BORSDORF, WILLIAM A TRUSTEE 21,829 BREED, BENJAMIN C 35,928 LAWFER, GREGORY A & EILEEN 27,191 BREED, BENJAMIN C 3,136 BOYLE, NELDA M TRUSTEE 38,866 HUSO, CHARLENE E & DEBRA A 35,573 BLAIR, RYAN M & TONIA M 31,123 ZUEGER, HEINZ & IRMA 57,335 ENRIGHT, KRIS & BRENDA 28,452 LARSON, CONNIE M 32,342 MEHL, DAVID A & JUDY J 37,730 STICH, BRADLEY CHRISTOPHER 32,112 LYON, CARL D TRUSTEE 34,303 PALERMINI, MARY F 37,229 ZUEGER, TIMOTHY G & LORI A 48,176 CURTISS, DONNA M TRUSTEE 42,632 MAGEE, TERESA K TRUSTEE & EUGENE 65,783 MAPES GRAIN FARMS INC 80 MAPES GRAIN FARMS INC 80 MAPES GRAIN FARMS INC 87 MAPES GRAIN FARMS INC 87 MAPES GRAIN FARMS INC 80 MAPES GRAIN FARMS INC 80 MAPES GRAIN FARMS INC 83 MOLITOR, JEROME L & BEVERLY 50,674 MAPES GRAIN FARMS INC 97 BOYER, SHIRLEY A TRUSTEE 49,284 BOYER, SHIRLEY A TRUSTEE 97 MAPES GRAIN FARMS INC 107 UPMANN, JAY W & SARA L 59,282 SCHWITZ, KATHRYN L TRUSTEE 40,676 WAGNER, CHAD E & LINDSEY 56,108 DUCHOW, SHIRLEY A 30,185 KUPERSMITH, DUANE G & DONNA 41,125 STAMM, RONNIE G TRUSTEE 19,237 LUKE, ANGELA & DONALD 45,345 COPPERNOLL, ANN 31,826 MOLITOR, JEROME & BEVERLY 38,404 NOWVIOCK, TIMERLEE A & AMY 29,112 BEYER, BRADLEY R & BONNIE 34,790 MOLITOR, JEROME L & BEVERLY 25,453 MENSENDIKE, RAY RICHARD TRUSTEE 24,991 LANGFIELD, JANICE K BRUNNER 25,555 MENSENDIKE, RAY RICHARD TRUSTEE 25,165 DITTMAR, SANDRA 36,537 MEUSEL, MICHAEL & SUSAN 26,215 REAGAN, SANDRA 24,883 ARAND, ROGER E & EILEEN M 39,156 MILLERSCHONE, TYLER G & RANDECKER, ASHLEY 32,209 RASMUSSEN, ROBERT G & PATRICIA 28,900 SULLIVAN PROPERTIES 305,341 COWAN, MICHAEL G & JENNIE 51,801 SMITH, MICHAEL P 42,969 JOHNSON ARTHUR J FAMILY LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 280,340 ARAND, MICHAEL C & PATRICIA 73,958 JOHNSON FAMILY LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 8,334 JOHNSON ARTHUR J FAMILY LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 15,835 J R HOSPITALITY LLC 443,787 FUND 601 LLC 274,878 ZUEGER, ERWIN A 117,588 ZUEGER, ERWIN A 75,596 ZUEGER, ERWIN A 39,074 BREWSTER CHEESE COMPANY 973,992 WILD, WILLIAM 6,219 ZINK, RANDY P & DILLON, 871 ZINK, RANDY P & MARISA ABI 600 BREWSTER CHEESE COMPANY 2,500 KRIEBS, ABIGAIL S & HARRI 9,847 MISENAR, GEORGE & EMILY 12,174 BOWER, RICHARD & MELANIE 28,131 KUNZ, DANIEL E & DIANE K 8,050 KUNZ, NORMAN C 22,426 BAUER, JAY R & KIMBERLY L 44,937 BAUER, JAY R & KIMBERLY L 41,087 CASEY’S RETAIL COMPANY 182,574 KUNZ, DANIEL E & DIANE K 29,771 PIERCE, MAX T & MARY LOU TRST 3,704 ZINK, ROBERT & SHEILA 24,185 SCHAMBERGER, WILLIAM J & SUSAN 20,477 COOK, GARY L 32,705

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Name Total SWANSON, STEVEN M & DENISE 34,986 THE O M P TRUST 56,839 KRIEBS, MICHAEL T & SUZANN 18,053 MAGEE, RICHARD & MARGARET 31,162 MB GERONIMO LLC 58,089 HOLY, PIOTR & MARIA 922 MCPEEK PROPERTIES LLC 21,396 PIERCE, MAX T & MARY LOU TRUST 1,341 PIERCE, MAX T & MARY LOU TRUST 2,194 SCACE, ANGELA L 11,344 CRAIG, CATHY E 10,311 WURSTER, LAUREL S TRUSTEE 12,639 ALBRECHT, DENISE K 21,444 STAYNER, DONALD A 23,593 STAVER, LOGAN & LUKE, KELLY 25,380 MCPEEK PROPERTIES LLC 26,734 BURCK, DOUGLAS D 17,354 HOLY, PIOTR & MARIA 13,076 HOLY, PIOTR & MARIA 19,523 ALLEN, RICHARD 15,668 GEHRTS, WALTER W 7,811 SARLES, SHARON L 41,371 GUENZLER, IVAN H & KATHLEEN 30,880 STOCKTON VILLAGE OF 9,511 MARCURE, BRADLEY C & WOLFE ANGELA 20,057 REIFSTECK, RICHARD L 16,981 WILD, KIMBERLEY A 45,059 RHYNER, DANIEL F & KELLIE 2,720 ROBINSON, BRIAN P 32,905 OPPOLD, JERRY A & TRISHA A 35,082 ROWE, J HOWARD & JOYCE A TRUST 34,506 KUNZ, KERRY K & ANNA L 24,075 COFFEY, NICHOLAS J & KARI 31,470 MARCURE, DANIEL L & BETH A 32,146 BRENNER, JAMES A & LAURIE 27,592 BAUER, ROBIN 4,660 BREWER, SAM 1,634 GILL, DOUGLAS J & KRIPPENDORF, PATTIE 12,409 COOK, SCOTT & REBECCA 1,031 RAISBECK, BETSY A 1,067 REILLY, JAMES M JR & RAEWAI 30,897 LIEF, CHESTER F JR 1,307 OTTO, PATRICK 31,729 DECKER, JUDITH & RACHUY, JAMES 31,970 VENHUIZEN, ROBERT L JR & DANIELLE 29,033 LOGEMANN, SHELBY L 19,823 LUKE, BRETT O & WENDY A 25,604 ROSE, DANIEL J & JANET M 49,559 THE BANK OF NEW GLARUS 32,832 COX, GEOFFREY S 2,325 PAHNKE, DARYL A & LAURIE J 2,325 COX, JENNIFER L 30,303 HOPPE, SARAH L 18,594 PAHNKE, DARYL A & LAURIE J 28,695 BROWN, NICHOL J 25,936 POND, MICHAEL W & DEBRA C 24,817 MCFADDEN, MICHAEL J 27,969 JACKSON, CHARLES C & PATTI 24,856 NADIG, LINDA M TRUSTEE 37,154 MORDEN, MARY LOU 35,268 MELLEN, RANDAL E & LAURA J 29,702 DITTMAR, CLELAND C & JOANN 29,381 BOYER, TRACY L 30,434 ZUEGER, TIMOTHY G 25,155 KAUFMAN, JON K & DIANE L 1,728 DITTMAR, CLELAND C & JOANN 1,771 ALTHOF, GREGORY L & MARY S 37,972 KLIPPING, THOMAS E 22,474 PIERCE, KELSEY J 22,976 BONJOUR, JOSEPHINE A 23,011 TALBERT, LESTER W & KATHERINE 19,518 MAYER, ROBERT L & MILDRED 26,850 RILLIE, TOM T & ELISA L 15,719 JD LAND CO, 9,451 RHYNER, DANIEL F & KELLIE 1,186 BRENNER, JAMES A & LAURIE 1,452 KOUNKEL, MARGERY A TRUSTEE 57,026 JORDAN, MICHAEL J & PATRICIA 40,674 GORNICK, THOMAS W & NANCY 39,089 HILLIER-CAMPBELL, GERALDINE 39,245 MCCABE, CHARLES F & RITA S 47,793 WILSON, WOODROW V 37,332 MAPES, GERALD L & KATHERINE 3,960 OATES, CHRISTINE 1,815 OATES, CHRISTINE 13,096 UPMANN, JAY W & SARA L 10,053 MAGEE & MCPEEK PARTNERSHIP 2,066 AMLING, JANET M 42,585 POLHILL, ERIC B & COLLEEN 18,553 BOLAND, MARIAN ELIZABETH 34,232 AUBREY, REVA L & AUBREY, 22,578 VANDERHEYDEN, RONALD D & LISA 26,484 JORDAN, BRIAN & JENNIFER C 30,811 BERRYHILL, TIMOTHY A & MARY 48,221 VEN HUIZEN, SUE ANN 38,231 KONCZ, RONALD R 42,243 HILL REVOCABLE TRUST, DOROTHY 54,783 WRIGHT, DEAN E & RUTH TRUST 27,834 BRUNNER, LINDA LOU 20,207 IMEL, LINDA LOU BRUNNER 3,327 ZINK, GERALD & CAROL 10,663 EISFELLER, RICHARD & BILLI 32,779 Continued on next page

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THOMPSON TOWNSHIP Parcel Number 18-000-021-00 18-000-021-03 18-000-042-00 18-000-042-06 18-000-056-03 18-000-058-00 18-000-083-00 18-000-090-00 18-000-151-20 18-000-160-03 18-000-172-00 18-000-181-00 18-000-225-00 18-000-225-03 18-000-230-00 18-000-235-06 18-000-247-07 18-000-294-00 18-000-295-00 18-000-295-03 18-000-321-10 18-000-339-00 18-000-360-00 18-001-007-00 18-001-022-00 18-001-037-00 18-001-061-00 18-002-019-00 18-003-039-00 18-003-063-00 18-003-092-00 18-003-126-00 18-003-181-00 18-004-113-00 18-005-054-00 18-005-085-00 18-005-097-00 18-005-141-00 18-007-009-00 18-007-019-00 18-007-022-00 18-007-055-00 18-007-070-00 18-007-104-00 18-007-208-00 18-008-013-00 18-008-066-00 18-008-148-00 18-008-156-00 18-008-178-00 18-008-282-00 18-009-067-00 18-009-132-00 18-009-182-00 18-009-189-00 18-010-060-00 18-010-078-00 18-010-097-00 18-010-162-00 18-011-024-00 18-011-125-00 18-012-082-00 18-012-099-00

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Owner’s Name Total PILOLLA, NICHOLAS V TRUSTEE 9,169 CULLINAN, ANDREA TRUSTEE 43,799 LYNE, ALYCIA E & AUSTIN J 45,082 LYNE, AUSTIN J 243 MEYER, BOYD L & MARCIA A 379,460 BUSKE, LAVERNE A & MARILYN 35,712 HUIZENGA, RICHARD W 39,276 SANDERSON, LEROY M JR & LEOLA 60,130 JAROS, STEVEN G TRUSTEE & 65,342 MEUSEL, SHAWN F & KATHERINE 58,425 JACKSON, TED B TRUSTEE 42,957 ROBBE, DANIEL G & SARA E 52,791 RHODES, JAMES B & CARLETTA 93,063 NATURAL LAND INSTITUTE 87,563 WESTABY, WAYNE & CAROL 32,652 GOCKMAN, DANIEL & VIRGINIA 82,294 ILLINOIS STATE OF DEPT OF NATURAL RESOURCES 97 WARE, MATTHEW S & ROBERTA 13,744 MITCH, DUANE E 62,084 BUSSAN, WILLIAM J & DEBORAH 111,053 LANDE, HERBERT TRUSTEE 106,745 LINN, TIMOTHY M & PAULA A 63,574 MCGINNIS, TERRY J & DEBRA 54,006 KEDZIERSKI, BRIDGET M TRUST 53,850 OSTROWSKI, DANIEL & ANNAMARIE 79,788 BUESING, ROBERT P & PATRICIA 26,819 BASS, BRIAN S & MICHELLE D 93,625 ROSS, JOHN R & ALMA E TRUST 131,506 LOGAN, PAUL & CRISTIN 60,364 CULPEPPER, DONALD E & FODOR, NANCY34,327 MALAK, STEVE J TRUSTEE 31,822 YARDLEE INDUSTRIES LLC 103,576 GAWLIK, RICHARD A & CAROL 408 MISISCHIA, DAVID M & CYNTHIA 58,909 KRONE, FRANCIS J & SHARON 62,051 VONDRA, PATRICIA & EDWARD 63,910 DUSKEY, RONALD D TRUSTEE 79,703 LIPINSKAYA, NATALYA 38,833 JOHNSTON, DAVID M TRUSTEE 714 ADAMS, JOHN P & LINDA M T 107,225 MATHIAS, THOMAS J & KATHLEEN 113,194 STOFFEL, SHAWN J & ANNETTE 75,918 SCHMIDT, HERBERT J & BARBARA 105,749 SMITH, BRENT L & SHERMAN, JOANNA 53,453 CALOW, DALE R & DEE DEE J 816 DIORIO, JAMES A & JOANNE L 80,748 KAWA, JAMES H & RUTH A ESTATE 52,489 REEDER, JEFFREY S & PAMELA 85,421 GUSTAFSON, BECKY TRUSTEE 172,072 MORRISON, AARON M & TRACY 40,488 DAVIS, JASON M & MICHELLE 81,487 LOUDER, BRIAN E & MARY E 103,519 HUBER, ERIC S 24,665 RILEY REVOCABLE TRUST, JUDITH 46,989 DAROS, LESTER J 161,468 GRENDA, BRUCE R TRUSTEE 192,065 REVOCABLE TRUST OF DR JEFF 100,214 HOUY, JOLENE MARIE 48,683 MOON, SHANE A & AMY S 48,118 HIGGS, DOUGLAS L & MARIA D 42,917 CHICAGO TITLE LAND TRUST CO 8002374303 61,226 PRIES, KATIE D & DONALD S 59,103 SMITH, KEVIN L & DENISE M 132,661

Parcel Number 18-012-114-00 18-012-136-00 18-012-298-00 18-012-300-00 18-012-304-00 18-012-307-00 18-013-002-00 18-013-141-00 18-014-041-00 18-014-099-00 18-014-114-00 18-015-015-02

Name CUTTONE, PATRICIA A TRUSTEE ANDERSON, REBECCA R TRUSTEE DIBIE, JACK S & ELAINE KLAAS, RONALD R JOHNSON, JOSEPH F JR & JOAN VANDIGO, DOUGLAS H & MELINDA ROSENBERG, FAYE TRUSTEE SCROGGS, MATTHEW D & JAMIE DROESSLER, JEFFREY J & MELISSA GRADISHAR, DOROTHY M TRUST DORR, ROBERT & CLAUDIA M KLN FARMS LLLP

WARDS GROVE TOWNSHIP Parcel Number 20-000-001-00 20-000-003-00 20-000-004-00 20-000-004-10 20-000-006-00 20-000-007-00 20-000-008-00 20-000-009-00 20-000-009-03 20-000-010-00 20-000-011-00 20-000-012-00 20-000-013-00 20-000-013-03 20-000-013-06 20-000-016-00 20-000-017-00 20-000-018-00 20-000-018-03 20-000-018-06 20-000-018-09 20-000-018-12 20-000-020-00 20-000-022-00 20-000-022-10 20-000-022-15 20-000-023-00 20-000-026-00 20-000-027-00 20-000-029-00 20-000-030-00 20-000-031-00 20-000-033-00 20-000-033-03 20-000-033-06 20-000-034-00 20-000-035-00 20-000-035-10 20-000-036-00 20-000-036-10 20-000-036-20 20-000-036-30 20-000-036-33 20-000-036-36 20-000-036-40 20-000-039-10 20-000-040-00 20-000-040-10 20-000-041-00 20-000-043-10 20-000-045-00 20-000-045-02 20-000-047-00 20-000-048-00 20-000-048-03 20-000-049-00 20-000-051-00 20-000-051-03 20-000-053-00 20-000-054-00 20-000-054-03 20-000-057-00 20-000-057-03 20-000-058-00 20-000-058-03 20-000-058-06 20-000-059-00 20-000-059-01 20-000-059-03 20-000-061-00 20-000-062-00 20-000-065-00 20-000-067-00 20-000-068-00 20-000-069-00 20-000-070-00 20-000-070-01 20-000-071-00 20-000-073-00 20-000-074-00 20-000-074-03 20-000-074-10 20-000-075-00 20-000-075-03 20-000-075-10 20-000-075-12 20-000-079-00

Total 39,230 96,606 189,105 162,580 76,582 86,304 136,999 38,777 54,336 61,123 80,441 60,996

Owner’s Name Total BONNET, ROBERT B & DOROTHY 12,512 HUGHES, HARRY E TRUSTEE 14,150 KRYDER TRUST, RANDAL K & TAMRA 15,005 LINN, STEVEN 45,036 JONES, TONY L & ISABEL C 6,858 WERKHEISER, JAMES W & MARY 46,564 BOYER, SHIRLEY A TRUSTEE 19,086 REILAND, JOHN 28,942 HUGHES, MITCHELL 25,090 EDEN, MARLIN R & SHARON L 31,170 KRYDER, NEVIN D & ARLENE 45,655 FREEDLUND, LEE K & DONNA M 1,259 BECKER, JEFFREY A TRUSTEE 47,921 MCKEE FARM TRUST, JANICE D 7,646 MCKEE FARM TRUST, JANICE D 4,817 KLECKNER, ROBERT J & SHIRLEY 12,141 HUBB, LARRY L & LEISA KS 21,830 SCANLAN, ROBERT T & DOLLY 33,838 BADGERLAND ENTERPRISES LLC 741 BADGERLAND ENTERPRISES LLC 13,417 SCANLAN, ROBERT T & DOLLY 11,872 SCANLAN, ROBERT T & DOLLY 150 BECKER, JEFF 650 BADGERLAND ENTERPRISES LLC 34,300 HIGHLAND CHEMICAL INC 411,989 BADGERLAND ENTERPRISES LLC 1,180 BADGERLAND ENTERPRISES LLC 43,076 BORSDORF, WILLIAM A TRUSTEE 155,615 KLECKNER, ROBERT J & SHIRLEY 33,589 BORSDORF, WILLIAM A TRUSTEE 9,502 BORSDORF, WILLIAM A TRUSTEE 11,715 BORSDORF, WILLIAM A TRUSTEE 4,304 BLACK, GERALD L & TRACY D 22,293 KLECKNER, MICHAEL J & JULIA 32,346 THOREN, GREGORY S & JANIS 6,772 KLECKNER LAND TRUST 10251 78,559 CURTISS, JOHN C & STEPHANIE 209,401 VANDERHEYDEN, STEVEN L & DONNA 53,408 CURTISS LIVING TRUST, DONNA 37,502 LUKE, JOHN N JR & SCHUBERT, DIXIE 38,930 LUKE, JOHN N JR & SCHUBERT, DIXIE 4,667 CURTISS, JOHN C TRUSTEE & STEPHANIE26,198 CURTISS, JOHN C TRUSTEE & STEPHANIE 47,039 CURTISS, DONNA M TRUSTEE 270,682 CURTISS JOHN C & STEPHANI 344,547 DRANE, BRUCE 37,546 BARTCH, THOMAS J & VALERIA 53,061 ROWE, LYNN L 16,756 DREYER, TERRANCE L & KIMBERLY 150 WAND, DONALD D JR 24,494 SCHLICHTING, TERRY R & ANN 25,416 KLECKNER, MICHAEL J & JULI 13,548 BADGERLAND ENTERPRISES LLC 48,851 NOLLER, CAROL A TRUSTEE 44,987 LYONS, SHAWN N & DEBBY MAE 54,088 SIMMONS DAIRY FARM INC 173,411 BLACK, GERALD L & TRACY D 4,447 THOREN, GREGORY S & JANIS 19,680 WHITE EUGENE E FARM LLC 155,983 WERKHEISER, ROBERT J & GAIL 30,653 WERKHEISER, ROBERT J & GAIL 8,095 SCHIESS, MICHAEL R 41,451 JONES, TONY & ISABEL C 23,822 PIERCE, LELAND JR TRUSTEE 62,704 MOLITOR, FRANK & JANEAN 8,100 PIERCE , LELAND JR TRUSTEE 48,110 NOWVIOCK, DONALD W JR & TERESA 15,988 GUENTNER BAR C INC 29,353 SMITH, ANTHONY J & MELODIE 40,000 HOLLAND, DOROTHY TRUSTEE 28,982 HUBB, LARRY L & LEISA KS 156,068 SMITAL, MARILYN M & SMITA 74,722 WENZEL, BRIAN L & JO ANN 10,880 FLICKINGER, TERRY L & JUDI 35,700 SMITAL, MARILYN M & SMITAL FAMILY TRUST 5,413 SMITAL, MARILYN M & SMITAL FAMILY TRUST 44,871 HANUS, JEFF S & LISA A 54,889 BROWN, BRIAN T 28,938 SMITAL, MARILYN M & SMITAL FAMILY TRUST 105,483 PATTON, BRIAN 28,742 KLECKNER, MATTHEW J & BENJAMIN 745 MCKEE, SCOTT J & MARLIN D 4,828 SIMMONS DAIRY FARM INC 37,901 NOWVIOCK, AL V & WENDY J 96,206 STAMM, RONNIE G TRUSTEE 42,367 MAYER, DENNIS R & JAMIE 62,508 BORSDORF GENERAL TRUST, JOSEPH 40,549

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Parcel Number Name Total 20-000-080-00 SMITAL, MARILYN M & SMITAL FAMILY TRUST 1,906 20-000-081-00 NADIG, LINDA M & NADIG MARITAL TRUST 38,939 20-000-092-00 KING, GENE & BARBRA J 2,812 20-000-093-00 HUSCHITT, PETER A TRUSTEE 69,049 20-000-093-01 NADIG, LINDA M & NADIG MARITAL TRUST 51,131 20-000-093-03 HUSCHITT, PETER A TRUSTEE 4,978 20-000-094-00 WHITE LIVING TRUST, MILES 57,982 20-000-094-03 NOWVIOCK, ADAM N & STADEL 27,319 20-000-094-06 HUSCHITT, PETER A TRUSTEE 4,731 20-000-094-09 WHITE LIVING TRUST, MILES 150 20-000-095-00 BARTCH, THOMAS J & VALERIA 9,551 20-000-098-00 KURTH, ANGELA B 38,594 20-000-098-02 MILLER, TERRY L & BRENDA L 61,146 20-000-098-03 NOLL, DUANE D 28,886 20-000-099-00 WHITE, EUGENE E FARM LLC 2,293 20-000-099-06 STOCKTON VILLAGE OF 6,409 20-000-099-07 STOCKTON VILLAGE OF 2,564 20-000-099-08 STOCKTON VILLAGE OF 4,269 20-000-099-09 STOCKTON VILLAGE OF 7,560 20-000-099-11 STOCKTON VILLAGE OF 2,425 20-000-100-10 WHITE EUGENE E FARM LLC 83,070 20-000-104-00 WHITE LIVING TRUST, MILES 1,756 20-000-106-00 WHITE, MILES T & COLLEEN E 13,334 20-000-106-10 WHITE, MILES T & COLLEEN E 6,547 20-000-107-20 WHITE EUGENE E FARM LLC 12,641 20-000-109-00 SMITAL, MARILYN M & SMITAL FAMILY TRUST 37,432 20-000-110-00 DICK, RICHARD L & KAY L 1,336 20-000-110-01 SCHULTZ, STEVEN J & BARBARA 63,514 20-000-110-03 JONES, TONY L & ISABEL G 8,543 20-000-110-05 LYTLE, BRIAN & AMANDA 46,494 20-000-110-09 TATE, BENJAMIN F & CONNIE 598 20-000-110-10 DOWNS, ALAN W & DOLORES J 28,128 20-000-110-11 JOHNSON, JEFFREY E 6,014 20-000-110-12 JOHNSON, JEFFREY E 6,294 20-000-110-13 JOHNSON, JEFFREY E TRUSTEE 6,908 20-000-110-14 JOHNSON, JEFFREY E TRUSTEE 6,014 20-000-111-00 WHITE EUGENE E FARM LLC 29,170 20-000-115-00 BRASS, MARCIA K TRUSTEE 51,352 20-000-116-00 BRASS, MARCIA K TRUSTEE 3,212 20-000-119-00 SKUTT, EUGENE E & RUTH A 117,058 20-000-119-01 BRONKEMA, PAUL & EVELYN 41,533 20-000-122-00 GILL, DOUGLAS & KRIPPENDORF, PATTIE 4,701 20-000-123-00 SCHUBERT, MARSHALL & PAULINE 27,898 20-000-126-00 YEAGER, CARSON R TRUSTEE 150 20-000-127-00 LARSON FAMILY TRUST 394 20-000-137-00 KING, GENE & BARBRA J 80,119 20-000-138-00 PEARSON, MELVIN B & SANTOS 53,262 20-000-143-00 FLICKINGER, TERRY L & JUDI 25,576 20-000-145-00 JONES, BRETT S & BONNIE J 50,035 20-000-150-10 BROSHOUS, GERALD K JR 40,144 20-000-150-20 HOFFMAN, KIRK C 21,238 20-000-151-00 JOHNSON, STEWART D & JANE 62,258 20-000-152-00 LUNING, DONNA TRUSTEE 41,775 20-000-155-00 BROWN, BRIAN T 106,891 20-000-155-03 BROWN, BRIAN T 8,254 20-000-156-00 MCKEE, SCOTT J & MARLIN D 10,738 20-000-156-03 SIMMONS LIVING TRUST, WAYNE 7,306 28,873 20-000-156-10 NOWVIOCK, AL V & WENDY J 20-000-157-00 MITCHELL, WILLIAM E 5,119 20-000-157-10 SCHUBERT, TONY P & DIXIE L 33,625 20-000-158-00 KEHL, ROBERT W & JENNIFER 20,669 20-000-158-02 MCKEE, SCOTT J & MARLIN D 15,237 20-000-158-03 HERBIG, TERRY & VICKI 61,534 20-000-158-06 KEHL, ROBERT W & JENNIFER 92,499 20-000-158-10 KEHL, ROBERT W & JENNIFER 7,717 20-000-159-00 BROWN, BRIAN T 25,415 20-000-160-00 WENZEL, BRIAN L & JO ANN 24,196 20-000-160-03 SCHUBERT, MICK & TIFFANY 37,062 20-000-162-00 LAWFER, KARL E & LORI L 34,228 20-000-162-03 BLAIR, JAMES E & TERESA 27,780 20-000-162-09 KEEFFER, WILLIAM R & EILEEN 49,617 20-000-162-15 KUMP, RICHARD J & SHARON L 53,291 20-000-162-21 OFFENHEISER, GEOFFREY T & MARINA 6,734 20-000-162-24 DUNCAN, CHARLES E & LAURA 8,288 20-000-162-27 SCHUBERT, KIRK & KERI 67,168 20-000-162-33 SCHROEDER, DARWIN K & ELIZABETH 41,648 20-000-162-36 MCWORTHY, DAVID B & LAVONNE 28,813 20-000-162-39 JOHNSON, DOUGLAS W & JENNIFER 72,180 20-000-162-42 LUNING, JAMES E 30,883 20-000-162-45 LAWFER, PATRICIA A 31,857 20-000-162-48 RANDECKER, JANET A & DVORAK, JOSEPH 25,925 20-000-162-51 OFFENHEISER, GEOFFREY T & MARINA 34,763 20-000-162-54 LAWFER, PATRICIA A 5,974 20-000-162-60 ALDERMAN, LARRY A & KAREN 40,401 20-000-163-00 HAMMER, KIMBRALL & ELAINE 31,356 20-000-165-00 MCPEEK, KARVER A 32,523 20-000-165-05 LAWFER, JOHNATHAN J 20,148 20-000-165-10 LAWFER, JOHN J 27,641 20-000-166-00 LAWFER, RONALD L & JULIE A 12,544 20-000-166-10 LAWFER, RONALD L & JULIE A 78,712 20-000-166-13 LAWFER, RONALD L & JULIE A 195,260 20-000-166-20 LYONS, RICHARD C & LINDA S 41,811 20-000-166-30 HAMMER, KIMBRALL & ELAINE 6,668 20-000-167-00 LAWFER, KARL E & LORI L 11,321 20-000-168-00 LAWFER, KARL E & LORI L 39,634 20-000-168-03 LAWFER, I DONALD RESIDUARY 46,785 20-000-169-00 LAWFER, CURTIS A 45,758 20-000-169-03 LAWFER, CURTIS A 17,428 20-000-171-00 LAWFER, KARL E & LORI L 2,342 Continued on next page

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Certified Food Protection Manager Course offered in Freeport The University of Illinois Extension will offer the Illinois Certified Food Protection Manager Course, formally known as the Food Service Sanitation Manager Course (FSSMC). This two-part course will meet the 8-hour coursework and examination required by the State of

Illinois for both the initial CFPM, and the recertification.

Effective Jan. 1, 2018, the Illinois Food Service Sanitation Manager Certification (FSSMC) was eliminated. However, the Illinois Department of Public Health’s Food Service Sanitation Code still requires

ABSOLUTE LARGE CONSIGNMENT AUCTION SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27TH • 9:00 AM LOCATION: NITE EQUIPMENT-2388 N CONGER RD PECATONICA, IL 61063 ALL ITEMS SELL ABSOLUTE – NO PROTECTION VISIT NITE WEBSITE FOR LISTING: NITEEQUIP.COM FURTHER DETAILS CALL: JERRY 815-703-2066 or JIM 815-218-4020

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food establishments to be under the operational supervision of a certified food service sanitation manager during hours of operation.

Now food establishments must have an American National Standards Institute (ANSI) accredited Certified Food Protection Manager (CFPM) certification. This requirement helps to ensure the safety of consumers when eating away from home. Those receiving this certification have specialized training, by an ANSI approved instructor, regarding the safe handling, preparation and storage of food to help prevent foodborne related illnesses. The certificate is valid for five years from the exam date and then is repeated once a certificate expires. One of the positive aspects of this change comes in the form of students no

tified Food Protection Manager Course. This fee is for the purchase of the book, educational materials, examination, and lunch. Space is limited and pre-registration is required. To register, please contact the University of Illinois Extension at 815-235-4125 or visit us online at http://web.extension.illinois.edu/ jsw.

If you need a reasonable accommodation to participate in this program, please contact the University of Illinois Extension at 815-2354125.

Diane Reinhold is a University of Illinois Extension, Nutrition and Wellness Educator and registered dietitian. For more about upcoming programming on nutrition and wellness, visit http://web.extension.illinois.edu/jsw or call (815) 235-4125.

longer having to apply for the additional Illinois FSSMC certificate, which will save them money.

During the two-day Certified Food Protection Manager Course, participants will gain knowledge about food safety and contamination, employee health and hygiene, safe food handling practices, cleaning and sanitizing, and HACCP. The Certified Food Protection Manager Course will take place on Dec. 4, 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. and Dec. 7, 9 a.m. - 2:30 p.m., at the Stephenson County Farm Bureau, 210 W Spring Street, Freeport. Participants should bring a valid photo ID and arrive 15 minutes early to register, as class will begin promptly at 9 a.m. Participants must attend the full training to be eligible to take the exam.

There is a $100 fee for the Cer-

BHRC to host Fall summit on community and economic development Blackhawk Hills Regional Council will hold its annual fall summit on Oct. 19, 9 a.m., at the Classic Cinemas – Lindo Theatre, located at 115 S Chicago Ave in Freeport.

Registration begins at 8:30 a.m.

The event features Willis G. Johnson, President of Classic Cinemas; Carol Portman, Executive Director of the Taxpayers’ Federation of Il-

linois; Jessica Jane Spayde, Statewide Coordinator of Wisconsin Local Food Network; and Jason Vangalis, Strategic Economic Development Manager of Ady Advantage.

Topics include business/downtown development & entrepreneurship, taxes & Illinois fiscal state of affairs, economic diversification, local foods, & value-added ag, and

workforce. Additionally, there will be a local foods/value-added ag panel, featuring Generations Brewery Co., Massbach Ridge Winery, and others. The cost is $30/person and includes breakfast and hors d’oeuvres. Please RSVP at www. blackhawkhills.com/rsvp, (815) 625-3854, or info@blackhawkhills.com.

FHN and Highland Community College Present:

What if I don’t feel very merry?

The emotions and grief that come after the death of a loved one can be overwhelming.

You are not alone. Join us for an all-day workshop designed to provide support to help you though the healing process including presentations and group breakout sessions.

Presentation Topics and Group Sessions include: • Grief vs. Depression – Gabriel Gonzalez, MSW, FHN Family Counseling Center Executive Director • Re-identifying Yourself After a Loss – Sean Huguenin, MATh, MACM, FHN Spiritual Coordinator, FHN Memorial Hospital • Healthy Living While Grieving – Rebecca Pedersen, MD, FHN • Art Therapy • Pet Therapy Each family will take home a keepsake teddy bear in remembrance of their loved one along with a book titled, “How Will I Get Through the Holidays?” by James E. Miller.

When: November 3, 2018, Saturday Time: 9:00am – 3:45pm (registration opens at 8:00am) Where: Highland Community College, Building H, 2nd Floor 2998 W Pearl City Rd, Freeport, IL 61032 Cost: FREE workshop (open to everyone age 4 and up) A boxed lunch will be provided. YMCA childcare will be available on-site.

Parcel Number Name Continued from previous page 20-000-175-00 DICK, LINDA L YUNGBLUTH 20-000-176-00 LAWFER, RONALD L & JULIE A 20-000-177-00 HEIDENREICH, MELODY K 20-000-177-02 BROSHOUS, DAVID & DIANE 20-000-177-04 LUNING, DONNA TRUSTEE 20-000-177-06 SKUTT, EUGENE E & RUTH A 20-000-177-08 LARSEN, DALE R & KAY L 20-000-177-10 GROEZINGER, DARYL A & PENNY 20-000-179-00 LAWFER, KARL E & LORI L 20-000-181-00 THOREN, GREGORY S & JANIS 20-000-182-00 SKUTT, EUGENE E & RUTH A 20-000-183-00 DAY, JOHN J & KAY D TRUSTEE 20-000-185-00 SULLIVAN, JAMES S & AARON 20-000-185-03 THOREN, GREGORY S & JANIS 20-000-185-06 THOREN, GREGORY S & JANIS

To register or to learn more about the FHN Love Never Dies Grief Workshop, visit www.FHN.org/grief. Registration deadline is October 8.

Contact Sean Huguenin at 815-599-6160 with questions.

Event Sponsors 329467

Total 3,989 4,818 19,036 68,002 150 41,924 10,934 91,657 49,410 26,042 67,058 92,041 20,984 38,884 7,053

Parcel Number 20-000-186-00 20-000-189-00 20-000-191-00 20-000-192-00 20-000-192-03 20-000-192-09 20-000-192-12 20-000-193-00 20-000-193-03 20-000-194-00 20-000-195-00 20-000-195-10 20-000-195-15 20-000-196-00 20-000-197-00 20-000-200-00

Name PIERCE, KENNETH R & BRENDA SULLIVAN, JAMES S PIERCE, KENNETH R & BRENDA PIERCE, TODD M & JOANNA M AMES, DANIEL P & CAROL A PIERCE, TODD M & JOANNA M SULLIVAN, JAMES S HASTING, SHARON R PIERCE FAMILY TRUST, KENNETH WACKERLIN, BROCK RAUSCH, JACOB & CATHERINE SLICK, DEBRA K WACKERLIN FARMS LLC LYONS, RICHARD C LYONS, RICHARD C HAAS, JAMES A JR

Total 82,898 34,018 21,051 14,618 56,463 40,624 36,606 9,993 4,328 84,086 67,761 5,268 16,496 53,001 28,800 56,383

Parcel Number 20-000-201-00 20-000-202-00 20-000-202-03 20-000-203-00 20-000-204-00 20-000-205-00 20-000-205-03 20-000-206-00 20-000-206-10 20-000-207-00 20-000-209-00

Name LAWFER, KARL E & LORI L PBE FARMLAND HOLDINGS LLC, MAMMOSER, WILBUR L & DOLORES BROSHOUS, RAY LEE HASTING, SHARON R VINZANT SR IRREVOCABLE STANDBY TRUST OPPOLD, STEPHEN & PENNY LAWFER, I RONALD ESTATE LAWFER, BENJAMIN T & SAMANTHA MORRIS, LOIS A & KEMPEL,MICHAEL HARRISS, LUCAS E TRUSTEE

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Total 10,795 10,951 956 45,583 101,143 12,708 22,961 37,797 26,734 9,683 70,005

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Silent Fall now available

Copies of “Silent Fall”, Mr. Ingram’s latest book are now available to purchase. This book explains how Mr. Ingram believes that the cause of Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD) in honeybees is caused by Roundup and other agricultural sprays that have been sprayed around his community.

In fact the book is dedicated to all of the beekeepers who have lost their bees and colonies to our agricultural sprays and have received no compensation from the farmers or the chemical companies or the government.

The cost of the book from ENF is $10 plus $4 shipping and handling.

The book also documents how these sprays have for the past 35 years killed most of the birds that were living in this area of the country. It explains how many birds used to be living in this area as documented by Mr. Ingram’s banding birds as a Master Bird Bander for over 50 years, and how now there are either none or very few left, with almost no birds seen migrating south this fall.

Over 55 years ago Rachael Carson in her book Silent Spring wrote about a hypothetical spring with no birds.

Mr. Ingram is writing about a real silent fall with no birds present to sing or migrate that has been and is being caused by these agricultural sprays.

As a kickoff for this book Mr. Ingram will host a book signing on Saturday afternoon, Oct. 20, at the Burpee Museum in Rockford, IL when ENF sponsors two programs of Live Raptors at 1 and 3 p.m. The public is invited to attend.

Warren Women’s Club up-date

Our September meeting went well.

Our guest was Mayor Wayne Raisbeck who let us know about some of the projects in the works and the future.

We welcome our newest members as well as our regular members. We had our regular meeting and we all introduced ourselves to the group.

The Festival of Trees was discussed and they are looking for a theme; also a coat drive was suggested, looking for coats, gloves, scarves, and hats. These will be given to those in need.

We would like to thank our Social Committee; Chr. Judy Scott, Shirley Miller, Valerie Stocks, Mary Vincent, and Sandy Wolfram for a great lunch.

This is also to every member who helped with the food. Thank You all.

Our next meeting will be Oct. 23, at 12 noon. Our guest speakers will be Superintendent Shawn Teske, Lucas Bourquin, EMT, Bryan Bohnsack, Police Chief, and Mark Mahoney. Be sure to attend the meeting; see you there.

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• IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 15TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT JO DAVIESS COUNTY - GALENA, ILLINOIS PHH MORTGAGE CORPORATION Plaintiff, -v.OTTO WILLIAM BERG A/K/A OTTO W. BERG, GEORGIA E. BERG, GALENA GOLF VIEW ESTATES HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, DUPACO COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION Defendant 18 CH 10 NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above cause on July 12, 2018, an agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will at 1:30 PM on November 13, 2018, at the office of Vincent Roth Toepfer & Leinen PC, 122 1/2 N Main St, Galena, IL, 61036, sell at public auction to the highest bidder, as set forth below, the following described real estate: Commonly known as 11019 EAST GOLF VIEW DRIVE, Galena, IL 61036 Property Index No. 13-000-043-11.

The real estate is improved with a single family residence.

The judgment amount was $171,424.03.

Sale terms: 25% down of the highest bid by certified funds at the close of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales Corporation. No third party checks will be accepted. The balance in certified funds/ or wire transfer, is due within twenty-four (24) hours. The subject property is subject to general real estate taxes, special assessments, or special taxes levied against said real estate and is offered for sale without any representation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse to Plaintiff and in “AS IS” condition.

The sale is further subject to confirmation by the court.

Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real estate after confirmation of the sale.

The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no representation as to the condition of the property.

Prospective bidders are admonished to check the court file to verify all information.

If this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assessments and the legal fees required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g)(1) and (g)(4). If this property is a condominium unit which is part of a common interest community, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the assessments required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/18.5(g-1).

IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. You will need a photo identification issued by a government agency (driver’s license, passport, etc.) in order to gain entry into our building and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the same identification for sales held at other county venues where The Judicial Sales Corporation conducts foreclosure sales.

For information, contact The sales clerk, SHAPIRO KREISMAN & ASSOCIATES, LLC, 2121 WAUKEGAN RD., SUITE 301, Bannockburn, IL 60015, (847) 291-1717 For information call between the hours of

REAL ESTATE

1pm - 3pm. Please refer to file number 18-086253.

THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION One South Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 (312) 236-SALE You can also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at www.tjsc.com for a 7 day status report of pending sales.

SHAPIRO KREISMAN & ASSOCIATES, LLC 2121 WAUKEGAN RD., SUITE 301 Bannockburn, IL 60015 (847) 291-1717 E-Mail: ILNotices@logs.com Attorney File No. 18-086253 Case Number: 18 CH 10 TJSC#: 38-5865 NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, you are advised that Plaintiff’s attorney is deemed to be a debt collector attempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used for that purpose.

I3093831 (Published in The Scoop Today Oct. 3, 10 & 17, 2018) 322223 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 15TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT JO DAVIESS COUNTY GALENA, ILLINOIS ILLINOIS BANK AND TRUST SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO GALENA STATE BANK & TRUST CO. Plaintiff, -v.KEVIN L. GREENE, et al Defendant 2018CH 9 NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above cause on August 9, 2018, an agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will at 1:30 PM on November 15, 2018, at the office of Vincent Roth Toepfer & Leinen PC, 122 1/2 N Main St, Galena, IL, 61036, sell at public auction to the highest bidder, as set forth below, the following described real estate: Commonly known as 901 THIRD ST AND 968 N. WEST ST, GALENA, IL 61036 Property Index No. 06-500-140-03 / 22200-040-00.

The real estate is improved with a single family residence.

NOTE: Plaintiff has the right to determine whether the two parcels/tracts of real estate will be sold separately or whether they will be sold together. If the parcels/tracts are to be sold separately, Plaintiff has sole discretion to determine the order in which the parcels/tracts will be offered for sale and has the right to proceed with the sales of both parcels/ tracts to satisfy this judgment.

Sale terms: 25% down of the highest bid by certified funds at the close of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales Corporation. No third party checks will be accepted. The balance in certified funds/ or wire transfer, is due within twenty-four (24) hours. The subject property is subject to general real estate taxes, special assessments, or special taxes levied against said real estate and is offered for sale without any representation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse to Plaintiff and in “AS IS” condition.

The sale is further subject to confirmation by the court.Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real estate after confirmation of the sale.The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no representation as to the condition of the property. Prospective bidders are admonished to check the court file to verify all information.

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If this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assessments and the legal fees required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g)(1) and (g)(4). If this property is a condominium unit which is part of a common interest community, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the assessments required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/18.5(g-1).

IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. You will need a photo identification issued by a government agency (driver’s license, passport, etc.) in order to gain entry into our building and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the same identification for sales held at other county venues where The Judicial Sales Corporation conducts foreclosure sales.

For information, examine the court file or contact Plaintiff’s attorney: CODILIS & ASSOCIATES, P.C., 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE 100, BURR RIDGE, IL 60527, (630) 794-9876 Please refer to file number 14-18-02254.

THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION One South Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 (312) 236-SALE You can also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at www.tjsc.com for a 7 day status report of pending sales.

CODILIS & ASSOCIATES, P.C. 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE, IL 60527 (630) 794-5300 E-Mail: pleadings@il.cslegal.com Attorney File No. 14-18-02254 Attorney ARDC No. 00468002 Case Number: 2018 CH 9 TJSC#: 38-6944 NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, you are advised that Plaintiff’s attorney is deemed to be a debt collector attempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used for that purpose.

I3100743 (Published in The Scoop Today Oct. 10, 17 & 24, 2018) 328533 Our File Number: 50591 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIFTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT JO DAVIESS COUNTY, ILLINOIS BELMONT BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, Plaintiff, v.

PALLADINETTI PROPERTIES & DEVELOPMENT, LLC.; PATRICIA PALLADINETTI; APPLE CANYON LAKE PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION, UNKNOWN OWNERS AND NONRECORD CLAIMANTS, Defendants.

2018CH1 9A-150 Hawthorne Drive Apple River, IL 61001 NOTICE OF JUDICIAL SALE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above cause on September 27, 2018, the Sheriff of Jo Daviess County will on November 7, 2018 at 10:00 a.m. in the County Board Room at 330 North Bench Street, Galena, IL 61036 sell at public auction to the highest bidder, as set forth below, the following described real estate: Commonly known as: 9A-150 Haw-

thorne Drive, Apple River, IL 61001 Property Index Number: 43-18-009-150 The real estate is improved with a Single Family Residence The Judgment amount was $1,453,913.88 Sale terms: 25% down of the highest bid by certified funds at the close of the auction. The balance, including the Judicial sale fee for Abandoned Residential Property Municipality Relief Fund, which is calculated on residential real estate at the rate of $1.00 for each $1,000.00 or fraction thereof of the amount paid by the purchaser not to exceed $300.00, in certified funds, is due within twenty-four (24) hours. No fee shall be paid by the mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant to its credit bid at the sale or by any mortgagee, judgment creditor, or other lienor acquiring the residential real estate whose rights in and to the residential real estate arose prior to the sale.

The subject property is subject to general real estate taxes, special assessments, or special taxes levied against said real estate and is offered for sale without any representation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse to Plaintiff and in “AS IS” condition. The sale is further subject to confirmation by the court.

Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real estate after confirmation of the sale.

Where a sale of real estate is made to satisfy a lien prior to that of the United States, the United States shall have one year from the date of sale within which to redeem, except that with respect to a lien arising under the internal revenue laws the period shall be 120 days or the period allowable for redemption under State law, whichever is longer, and in any case in which, under the provisions of section 505 of the Housing Act of 1950, as amended (12 U.S.C. §1701(k)), and subsection (d) of section 3720 of title 38 of the United States Code, the right to redeem does not arise, there shall be no right of redemption.

The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no representation as to the condition of the property.

Prospective bidders are admonished to check the court file to verify all information.

If this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assessments and the legal fees required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g)(1) and (g)(4). If this property is a condominium unit which is part of a common interest community, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the assessments required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/18.5(g-1).

For information, contact Plaintiff’s attorney: Kimberly A. Padjen, Jennifer M. Hughes. Please refer to file number: 50591 GOMBERG, SHARFMAN, P.C. Attorneys for Plaintiff 208 S. LaSalle St., #1410 Chicago, IL 60604 (312) 332-6194 NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, you are advised that Plaintiff’s attorney is deemed to be a debt collector attempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used for that purpose.

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Estate Sales ESTATE SALE! 2069 W Navajo Drive, Freeport Friday, October 19th, 8-4 & Saturday, October 20th, 8-2. Indoor sale- house and garage full. Furniture- antique to new- dining room set, bedroom set, tables chairs, etc; household and kitchen items; upright freezer; knick knacks; lots of fabric, sewing, and craft items; books; linens; many nice antiques including baskets, china, crocks and more; all clean and priced to sell!

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Lena Garage Sales

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2 Family Garage Sale 210 East Lena St. Fri. Oct 19th 8-6, Sat. Oct 20 8-4, Sun. Oct 21 10-2.

Toys, books, bikes, girls clothes sz 7/8 - juniors, women’s clothes sz 2X - 3X, entertainment center, tools, military equipment, camping 7 outdoor, electronics. If bad weather in heated garage. Don’t want to miss this!

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Stockton Garage Sales Garage Sale 595 S. Mapes Drive.

Fri. 10/19 & Sat 10/20 10-4 both days. Lots of good stuff!

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Wolves win Northwest! Declared Champion!

By Chris Johnson REPORTER

Pearl City-Eastland is the best in the Northwest. The State of Illinois is filled with strong 1A and 2A programs, but there are few individual programs that can work through strength with a suffocating style of play. The Wildcats are champions of the NUIC-Northwest.

They captured that honor courtesy of a 21-10 win over the Dakota Indians on Friday, Oct. 12. The victory shot their season mark to 8-0 and guaranteed they would be the champion in 2018.

If things change, they’ll still capture the title.

A loss to Polo this Friday night at home, paired with a Lena-Winslow win over Dakota means the Wildcats will share the honors with the team they slipped past at the midway point of the season. On Sept. 21, the Wildcats toppled the defending 1A State Champion Panthers 20-14, in Lena.

Now that Pearl City-Eastland hasn’t taken down the Dakota Indians, they know they don’t have to worry about anything else this regular season. They won the conference crown. Focus will be shifted to the 2A State Football Playoffs, which begin next Friday

night.

The Wildcats are going to be home for game one of the second season and with a win, paired with a play-out of the bracket-system, they will be home again in November. At the start of the week eight games, the Pearl City-Eastland Wildcats were ranked number two in the State of Illinois. They are going to be a number one seed, possibly of the northern branch of the 2A Tournament, with a discovery of ways to find a win over the Polo Marcos.

Polo isn’t going to be a pushover.

They have a lot at stake. They know they will be playing in the post-season if they knock-out the 2018 conference champion. They look to be in anyway, thanks to their 42-18 win over Ashton-Franklin Center in the week eight game. The victory pushed their mark to the qualifying fifth-win range. If they lose to Pearl City-Eastland, they know they are still going to get to play in week ten, even if it’s with a 5-4 mark.

However, the Marcos also know that they have a chance to get a home game in the opening round with a win. Only a handful of undefeated teams entered week eight, across the State of Illinois in the 1A realm. Programs from Argen-

ta-Oreana, Princeville, Milledgeville and Ottawa Marquette registered that honor.

Many teams that opened week eight with only one loss, ranked through position 17 on the list of the State’s 32 best, lost. They entered week nine with a 6-2 mark. A lot of those programs now face the prospect of suffering back to back losses to close the season; since there’s a good chance they are going to be facing another 6-2 or 5-3 program in their own regular season closer.

That reality will push them farther down the bracket and will have the effect of raising Polo up the rankings, if a regular-season closing win over a previously-undefeated conference champion occurs. The Marcos started the week holding a post-season securing position 29 on the bracket. They won in week eight and that means, they are probably already pushing into the top 20, if not beyond it.

Winning over Polo secures the Wildcats top-tier honors in the 2A Tournament. They could enter the second-season ranked number one in the State and be favored to be one of the two teams awaiting transfer tickets to DeKalb for the IHSA State Football

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Title Game to help introduce Thanksgiving and the winter holiday sports and holiday season.

This Friday night the regular season

Enjoy a slice of time – and pizza – at two special FHN events In honor of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, FHN invites women to Cannova’s for a free evening of pizza and conversation about women’s health. Past events have been so popular, a second session has been added!

The events will run from 5:30 – 7 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 15 and Monday, Oct. 22 at Cannova’s, 1101 W. Empire Street in Freeport. The evening will include food, drinks, and a chance to chat with FHN’s women’s healthcare providers. Three informational presentations will be offered: FHN Ob/Gyn and Chief Medical Officer Keith Martin and Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner Sara Smith will talk about the future of individualized medicine, which can help FHN’s women’s healthcare team intervene

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earlier in potential situations – sometimes before a condition is discoverable through routine exams!

An expert from The Vein Center at FHN Memorial Hospital will talk about the outpatient treatments available to treat painful or unattractive venous issues.

FHN Assistant Vice President of Behavioral Health Gabe Gonzalez will talk about ways to deal with a stressful, busy schedule, including time for self-care.

Both sessions will be the same, and all participants will receive a goodie bag. (Please limit registration to just one of the events.) Registration is required for this free event; and seating is limited. Visit www.fhn.org/sliceoftime to register.

Senior Resource Center schedules AARP Safe Driving Class The Senior Resource Center will be holding an AARP Safe Driving Class in Hanover on Tuesday, Nov. 27. The class will be from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 500 Fillmore Street, Hanover.

Must pre-register by calling 815/777-1316 or 815/235-9777. The course will provide a review of driving skills and techniques, as well as strategies and tips to help you adjust to normal age-related physical changes that may affect your driv-

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Next Friday night the second season begins and Wildcats faithful now they will be home when it all kicks off.

ing ability. By taking this class, you may receive a discount on your auto insurance. The cost is $15 if you are an AARP member and $20 if nonmember. Bring a sack lunch for this all-day class.

Call 815-235-9777, ext. 221, if you have questions. *Illinois has mandated an insurance-premium discount for participants age 55 or older, in a driver safety program.

Illinois drivers face deer collision increase

FIGHT!

It’s October, and officially Fall. Did you know that the odds of hitting a deer while driving more than doubles during October, November and December when deer collisions are most prevalent?

For the sixteenth year, State Farm® has produced an annual deer collision report and there are some really compelling Illinois numbers of interest: Illinois drivers have a slight increase in likelihood of hitting a deer compared to a year ago. Chances of hitting a deer in Illinois have increased to 1 in 200, up from the 1 in 204 chance in 2017.

In regards to state rankings, Illinois remains in the middle of the pack at #32 (same ranking as 2017.)

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As a bonus, every woman who gets a mammogram at OSF HealthCare now through October receives a free packable tote (while supplies last).

Women getting their first mammogram also receive a voucher for a free chair massage at the Rejuvenation Center at OSF HealthCare Saint Anthony Medical Center.

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