Thursday Oct. 15, 2015 Vol. 3, No. 32
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History of Cramer shows a community built on farming By CARLA S. DOUBET
CRAMER – Have you ever known a community built by farming? Have you ever heard of a community that at its most thriving had almost as many businesses as homes? Cramer is such a place. The tiny town sits about a mile off Illinois Route 116 and roughly 20 miles west of Peoria. From its inception in the 1800s, Cramer was a community that served neighbors’ livelihoods in the agriculture industry. From the inception of the platting of Cramer, agriculture factored heavily into its foundation and served as its cornerFor The Weekly Post
Book talk as Billtown board meets
stone. As part of the town’s depot, stockyards sat alongside the railroad tracks where livestock was loaded and hauled to destinations beyond. Nearby, the Schmidt Brothers’ store evolved into Tuttle’s General Store, a two-story building on the southeast corner of the community. It provided the opportunity for the residents in this farming community the convenience of having a local general store. Anyone who shopped in Cramer will remember hearing the sound of a cow bell announcing your entrance as you opened the heavy, glassed door of the grocery store.
Peoria County Board OK’s development By BILL KNIGHT For The Weekly Post
The shuttered Cramer Elevator will see more activity under the ownership of Akron Services. Photo by Jeff Lampe.
In addition to groceries, fresh meat and hardware, the Tuttles expanded into carrying appli-
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After serving 28 years as a State Representative, David Leitch will not seek re-election in 2016 after completing his current term. His legislative career dates back to 1989 and spans the terms of six governors.
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ances and lawn-care equipment in a metal building to the north.
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WILLIAMSFIELD – Some buzz in Billtown was about books, but despite questions about improper disposal of texts, answers from the administration weren’t controversial. Two residents during the Public Comment portion of Tuesday’s Board of Education meeting read lengthy statements criticizing the administration and Board for “misappropriating public property” by discarding books. Superintendent Tim Farquer offered an explanation as to what happened. “If the concern is going digital: Our primary role is college and career readiness. Materials are increasingly digital,” he told The Weekly Post. “If the concern is using OER [Open Educational Resources], we are committed to providing our kids access to the best learning resources available in the most efficient way. Leveraging OER allows us to stretch tax dollars farther and increase access for our kids.
Leitch will not seek re-election By BILL KNIGHT
As State Rep. David Leitch winds down a 28-year career as a lawmaker, the former banker and newspaperman reflected on changes that have hurt rural areas but also legislative work that’s helped people. “I do think the decline of smaller communities and their reduced population has hurt them,” Leitch told The Weekly Post the day after he announced he’d retire next year. “The problem is reflected by legislative districts so large downstate that southern Illinois is virtually disenfranchised. “Also, ag programs and priorities have been under siege for some time,” he continFor The Weekly Post
Akron Services’ request for rezoning and special use for a development on a 19.89-acre tract in Cramer was OK’d by the Peoria County Board in a vote on Thursday (Oct. 8). Board members Mary Ardapple (R-District 11), Lynn Scott Pearson (D-Dist. 3) and Junior Watson (D-Dist. 2), voted against the proposal. Brian Elsasser (R-Dist. 14) abstained, Allen Mayer (D-Dist. 6) and Carol Trumpe (R- Dist. 15) were absent, and the remainder of the 18-member board supported it. The requests were previously approved 5-2 by the County’s Zoning Board of Appeals upon a recommendation by the County Planning and Zoning Department. Kris Potter Percy, one of the owners of the adjacent Sun-Dappled Farm, which raises fruit, vegetables and livestock without chemicals, was disappointed. “We believe that Akron’s proposal to build an industrial facility of unlimited size immediately adjacent to homes presents significant risks to our health and to our business, and clear degradation of our property values and our quality of life,” she said. “We will continue to oppose their building here.” Akron asked for the land to be rezoned from Light Industrial to Agricultural Preservation and for special use to operate a business there offering chemicals and seed, storage and warehousing, and to renovate the shuttered Cramer Elevator to store and dry harvested crops in new grain bins.
ued. “Think 4-H, County Extension, [and] Soil and Water Districts as examples.” Leitch, the Republican representing the 73rd House District encompassing much of The Weekly Post area, on Thursday (Oct. 8) said he’ll complete his current term but won’t seek re-election in 2016. He’s been a Representative since 1989 and also a State Senator in 1986-87, when he was appointed to finish the term after Prescott Bloom died in a house fire. The longest-serving member of the Illinois House Republican caucus, Leitch has been on the House Republican Leadership Team under three GOP Leaders and has served in Continued on Page 2
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office under six Governors. During his tenure, Leitch led various legislative initiatives on mental health, economic development, education, and Illinois River issues, and built an extraordinary record of constituent service. “I want to commend David Leitch on a long and very outstanding legislative career,” said Rep. Don Moffitt (R-Gilson). “He has worked hard for his constituents and for improvements that have impacted the entire state. He has been a tireless champion for many great causes, but particularly for health care.” Leitch concedes that directly aiding people he represents was important to him and his office. “We have always considered constituent service as the highest of priorities because for individuals their ‘biggest issue’ is the one keeping them up at night,” Leitch said. “Resolving those issues are of paramount importance and the essence of representative government. I don’t know whether that feature has changed or not, but the smart [legislators] pay attention to that function.” A focus of Leitch’s work in Springfield has been trying to replace Illinois’ mental health system with a community-based model, but other achievements have included: • passing Illinois’ first law requiring insurers to cover mammograms, • passing the first bill in the
Ryan Spain to run for 73rd District seat
Hours after State Rep. David Leitch announced his intention to not seek re-election after his term expires next year, Republican Ryan Spain of Peoria appeared at the Peoria County Republican headquarters and announced his candidacy for the seat. Spain, 33, was re-elected to Peoria’s City Council in April. He was first elected in 2007. Also, he’d recently shown interest in replacing Darin LaHood in the state Senate, but GOP leaders instead chose fellow Peoria Councilman Chuck Weaver to fill out
United States on umbilical-cord blood stem-cell collection, • securing $16 million for expanding ICC’s East Campus, • helping ICC acquire the state’s Zeller Mental Health Center to become the college’s North Campus, • helping arrange a $10 million loan for Keystone Steel & Wire to keep it operating – which the company paid back, and • assisting projects at the University of Illinois College of Medicine. Peoria Democrat Dave Koehler, whose 46th Senate District includes Farmington and parts of Fulton, Peoria and Tazewell Counties, said, “Dave Leitch will be greatly missed. He has always worked across the aisle to promote legislation to benefit our communities. His advocacy on behalf of the men-
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the term for LaHood, who in turn was elected to replace U.S. Rep. Aaron Schock. “After serving more than eight years in city-wide office, I’m seeking the position of State Representative because I am convinced the best way to bring jobs and economic vibrancy to Central Illinois is to change the direction of our state,” Spain said. Spain, Vice President of Government Relations at OSF Healthcare System, is married and he and his wife Ashley have one child. – Bill Knight
tal health community was exceptional.” Leitch’s dozens of legislator awards include 1998’s prestigious Dr. Nathan Davis Legislator of the Year Award in the United States from the American Medical Association. “David Leitch is a statesman who is respected on both sides of the aisle,” commented House Minority Leader Jim Durkin (R-Western Springs). Leitch himself expressed gratitude to everyday people. “It’s been the honor of my life to represent Central Illinois for nearly three decades,” he said. “I cannot thank the people of the 73rd District enough for the privilege of serving in the General Assembly.”
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THE WEEK AHEAD HOT PICKS This Week!
s Harvest Home Dinner – Yates City Harvest Home Dinner is today (Oct. 15) at Yates City Community Center from 4:30-7 p.m. Dinner $9. Fried chicken, mashed potatoes, vegetable, roll and dessert served. s Scary Park – Wildlife Scary Park is Friday (Oct. 16) through Sunday (Oct. 18) and Oct. 23-25 at Wildlife Prairie Park in Hanna City from 5-9 p.m. on Friday and Saturday. 4-8 p.m. on Sundays. Haunted train, Hall of Horror ride and Halloween trinkets. Dress up in Halloween costumes. Tickets sold at gate or online at www.wildlifeprairiepark.org. challenge 9 a.m., 5K run/walk 9:30 a.m. Visit www.billtown.org. s Free Bread – Free bread is available s Poe Reading – Helen Burgess presat Elmwood Methodist Church Friday ents “The Mystery of Poetry with Edgar (Oct. 16) at 10 a.m. Allen Poe” at Alpha Park Public Library s Blood Drive – Princeville blood in Bartonville Monday (Oct. 19) from 7drive is Friday (Oct. 16) from 1-6 p.m. at 8:30 p.m. Call (309) 697-3822 ext. 13 to Akron-Princeville Fire Department; sign up. Brimfield High School drive Oct. 21 9 s Math Club – Brimfield Public Lia.m. to 1 p.m. For an appointment visit brary Math Games Club for homeredcrossblood.org or call 1-800-733schooled kids grades K-8 is Tuesday 2767. (Oct. 20) from 1:30-2:30 p.m. Play four s Benefit Ride – Donto six different math nie Dickerson Benefit Publicize Your Event games. Ride is Saturday (Oct. s Minecraft Mania – Call us at (309) 741-9790 17) at Rookies Sports Brimfield Public Library or email information about Bar & Grill in BrimMinecraft Mania is your upcoming event to field. Sign in is 9-11 Tuesday (Oct. 20) from news@wklypost.com. a.m. Auction, live 3:30-5 p.m. Teens will music, prizes and food. learn how to 3D print $15 per person. All vehicles welcome. and make a glow-in-the-dark minecraft s Craft Show – Galva Beta Sigma Phi keychain tool. Annual Craft Show is Saturday (Oct. 17) from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. at Galva High s Church Bazaar – Princeville PresbySchool. Admission $2. Under 13 free. terian Church is holding an Old Fashs Movie in Park – Yates City Gazebo ioned Church Bazaar Oct. 24 from 9 Movie in the Park is Saturday (Oct. 17) a.m.–3 p.m. Lunch served, bake sale, at 5 p.m. Movie playing is “Homeward Christmas crafts, white elephant, spa Bound” Hot dogs, sloppy joes, chili, items and kids corner. All proceeds will chips and ice cream social. Bring chairs help local families in need at Christmas. and blankets. All proceeds go to Yates s Chili Supper – Trivoli Volunteer City Gazebo. Firemen’s 51st Chili Supper is Oct. 24 s Craft Market – Market at Maple Lane Country Club in Elmwood is Satur- from 4-8 p.m. at Trivoli Fire Station. All day (Oct. 17) from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. you can eat chili, hot dogs, BBQ and Spaces available to artists, crafters, vinpies. Donation adults $5. tage and antique collectors: $15 outside s Trunk-or-Treat – Trunk-or-Treat is spaces, $25 inside spaces. Call Lindsey Oct. 25 from 4-6 p.m. on the square in Powers at (309) 231-6459. downtown Elmwood. Four prizes s Billtown Run – Second Life is Good awarded in contest for best decorated car in Billtown Run is Saturday (Oct. 17). trunk. Candy, hot dogs, chips and drinks 1/4-mile kids fun run 8:45 a.m., 1-mile served free for all.
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Dorothy Gilles will Celebrate her 102nd Bir+hday on October 23rd
Dorothy Margaret Heinz was bor$ October 23, 1913, near Dunlap, to Leo H. and Josephine Heinz. She mar(ied Edwin W. Gilles on Januar1 11, 1938, in Kickapoo. She was widowed in 1997. She is the mother of: Ted (Ginny) Gilles and Ray ( Jackie) Gilles of r-ral Princeville; Ron ( J.J.) Gilles of Dunlap; and Mar1 Ellen (Ken) Ger"an of Galesburg. Two daughters, Sally ( John) Bridson of Princeville and Elaine (Mike) Isaacson of Edelstein, are deceased. She has 21 g(andchildren (3 deceased) and 41 g(eat g(andchildren (1 deceased). Dorothy and Edwin far"ed in the Laura area for more than 40 years and retired to Princeville in 1997. A family dinner is being planned to celebrate, as well as a par+1 at her residence. She would enjoy receiving cards. They can be sent to:
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Dumpsters are dominating my life all of the sudden. First to the dumpster everybody is most worried about: the recycling receptacle that previously occupied space in Elmwood. You may recall that a big steel container for a time was placed in the city’s north parking lot. The schedule of placement always seemed rather magical to me. Then one day the dumpster was moved to Sweetwater Jeff Park, where it’s LAMPE arrival was even more magical and mysterious. Now the dumpster has disappeared. Entirely. No more magical appearances. For the record, the reason it is gone is not because G&O Disposal moved the receptacle, as we reported last week after receiving bad information. And no, the dumpster has not
been moved to Brimfield. Right now, the old Elmwood recycling container sits at Peoria’s North Point Shopping Center. Sometime soon it will be moved to a “small town in the area.� What town? That will remain a mystery until details are worked out, according to Karen Raithel, director of Peoria County Sustainability and Resource Conservation. What I did learn (after a series of calls to every waste hauling company in the area) is that since 2002, Peoria County paid to have a dumpster hauled into and out of Elmwood every two weeks by Peoria Disposal Company. “But since Elmwood has curbside recycling now, we felt (the dumpster) would be better served to be moved to another community,� Raithel said. Of course, that does not help folks who live outside Elmwood and have come to rely on the recycling service over the past 13 years. Raithel suggested those people should patronize other existing recycling locations available in Peoria County.
The closest container is behind the Brimfield Public Library on 111 S. Galena. Other options include the Kickapoo Township Building on U.S. Route 150, the Highway North Station in Princeville on 9291 Parks School Rd. and at the City/County Landfill, where Peoria County residents can discard one load of materials per week. For complete information, visit www.peoriacounty.org/recycle. uuu The other dumpster in my life is full of bricks that used to be part of a well-built chimney in my house. Everyone should battle a chimney – once. If you want free bricks, stop by. We also have plenty of free dust you can have. ... Parting shot: Seems like every other person you meet right now has a story to tell about a deceased relative looking down and smiling about the Chicago Cubs. Me too. This one is for my wife’s late father, Bud Vandercar. He would have loved every second of the past few days. Contact Jeff Lampe at 231-6040 or jeff@wklypost.com
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Memories of my days in the operating room
Way back in the mid-1960s, there was a Saturday morning game show on ABC for kids called “Shenanigans.” Not many people remember this show, but I do because as an eight year old, the only thing I wanted to do was to be on that show. Jon Two contestants, a boy and a GALLAGHER girl, moved along a life-sized game board, answering questions and performing stunts in an effort to arrive at the end. Prizes were abundant, and since the show was sponsored by Milton Bradley, most of those prizes were games and/or toys. One of the stunts that kids had to perform featured a large table with a cartoonish man on it. He had all sorts of funny ailments, like water on the knee, which were represented by plastic pieces and needed to be removed. Host Stubby Kaye would tell the kid what needed to be removed and the boy or girl would then take a giant set of tweezers and try to remove a plastic replica of the problem from the dummy. If they touched the sides of the hole that the plastic piece was in,
the dummy’s nose would light up (it was a red light bulb) and the contestant would lose. Sound familiar? Sometime in your lifetime you’ve probably played the game “Operation” (or seen it on the recent Geico TV commercial), and this is how it got its start. Milton Bradley began marketing a home version of “Operation” in 1965 after “Shenanigans” had left the air after lasting just six months or so. “Operation” was a hot game and on almost every kid’s Christmas list. The game was a miniature version of the one on “Shenanigans.” It was battery-operated and had some very creative medical problems for the patient. Players drew cards from a pile that listed one of ailments. Each coincided with a plastic piece that fit inside a cutout on the body. The cutout was just barely bigger than the plastic piece. Each ailment was worth a certain number of points. The more difficult it was to extract the ailment, the more points it was worth. If a player successfully extracted the ailment, the player was awarded the points and the winner was whoever had the most points. Among the ailments were a broken heart, an Adam’s apple, butter-
flies in the stomach, a wrenched ankle, a funny bone, Charlie horse, writer’s cramp (a tiny pencil shaped object that was IMPOSSIBLE to extract), a rubber band (“the ankle bone’s connected to the knee bone”), a wish bone and the bread basket. Since there were no other games out there at the time that made use of electronics like this one, it was a big seller and a lot of fun to play. At least, it was fun to play the first five or six times. Then the game would usually be put on a shelf so that the batteries could corrode and explode while the game was left unplayed for the next decade (or the next yard sale, whichever came first). The game has undergone some changes over the past 50 years. Hasbro now makes it and has produced several different games, each with a movie tie-in. In 2004, a version of the game came out with Shrek on the table. In 2006, Spiderman took Cavity Sam’s place under the tweezers. A year later, it was SpongeBob SquarePants doing the honors (I wonder what happened if the “doctor” suddenly needed a sponge? Did SpongeBob jump off the table and offer himself?). Later in 2007, Hasbro produced
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BRIMFIELD – Jason Gilles, 25, of Brimfield on Oct. 5 was pulled over after the 2012 Honda he was driving westbound on U.S. Route 24 was reported to be driving erratically, according to the Peoria County Sheriff’s Office. After a field sobriety test, police arrested Gilles for Driving Under the Influence, and a subsequent search of the car turned up heroin, hypodermic needles and more than $800 in cash, according to reports. Gilles was then charged with unlawful possession of a controlled substance, possession of drug equipment, and driving without headlights. After additional tests at a local hospital, police transported him to the Peoria County Jail.
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The Peoria Sheriff’s Department released its monthly Crime Statistics Report for September for the eight Peoria County townships in The Weekly Post’s circulation area: Brimfield city and township together had 1 violation of an Order
of Protection, and 1 accident with no injuries. Elmwood city and township together had 4 accidents without an injury and 1 traffic ticket. Jubilee Township had 1 assault, 1 vandalism/criminal damage to property, 1 Driving Under the Influence charge, 2 accidents without an injury and 2 traffic tickets. Kickapoo had 5 theft charges, 1 auto theft, 1 DUI, 1 accident with an injury, 7 accidents without injuries, and 17 traffic tickets. Millbrook had 1 accident with no injuries. Princeville city and township together had 1 battery, 1 burglary of a residence, 2 thefts, and 1 traffic ticket. Radnor had 2 incidents of domestic battery, 2 drug arrests, 1 DUI, 1 accident without injuries, and 6 traffic tickets. Rosefield had 1 theft, 2 accidents with injuries, 2 accidents without injuries, and 2 traffic tickets.
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a version featuring Homer Simpson as the patient. His ailments were creative and stayed true to his character. Among other maladies, Homer suffered from Foot in Mouth, Rubber Neck, and the ever popular Bowler’s Thumb. Instead of a buzzer going off when a player touched the sides of the cavity, Homer either screams or says one of his catch phrases. The most recent version is the one I purchased for my daughter two Christmases ago. The game itself has undergone changes that are surpassed only by Caitlyn Jenner. Now, instead of drawing a card, player push Cavity Sam’s nose. He
then emits a sound effect that tells the player what to remove. The player with the most parts at the end wins. Water on the knee is still an ailment, as is the rubber band (now called a pulled muscle), but 11 other problems have been added. Cavity Sam is now afflicted with ailments such as Bird Brain, Frog in the Throat, and Ringing in the Ears. Two rather disgusting things have been added too: Bad Plumbing and Toxic Gas are represented by a flushing toilet and … gas, respectively. Gosh, “Operation” has had to reduce itself to toilet humor. There are several modes of play,
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Deer accidents
• Oct. 4 – Dolores Galindo of Princeville on Illinois Route 8 near Taylor Road in Logan Township. • Oct. 10 – Christina Walker of Brimfield on Illinois Route 8 near Cottonwood Road in Kickapoo Township.
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• Amelia Schultz of Elmwood and Tyler Busby of Clinton. • Jayla Gilles and Jeffrey Ralston, both of Yates City.
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including one that won’t set off the buzzer if a child hits the sides of the cavity. (This, of course, is for those parents who don’t think that children should be exposed to the concept of losing. This mode should be known as the “Absolutely No Fun” version.) Lots has changed over the past 50 years, but one thing does remain constant and I wish I’d remembered it before spending the money on this Christmas gift. My daughter played it all of two, maybe three times before sending it to the Shelf of Forgotten Toys. Yep. The more things change, the more they stay the same.
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building projects such as buildings and roads to ensure taxpayer funds don’t inadvertently undercut a County’s Prevailing Wage, which is updated monthly by the state Department of Labor. Township trustees discussed transferring $20,000 into a dedicated savings account for future equipment needs, which can be a budget-buster if an unexpected expense like a truck arises. “I hope we never have to use it,” Ingle said, “but for whoever follows in my shoes next, there’ll be something there.” In other business, Ingle reported that Ace in the Hole, the Washburn contractor, will be finishing some additional seal patching after completing previous work below the bid price.
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Public education funding topic of Oct. 21 meeting
PEORIA – “Funding Public Education” is the topic of discussion for Drinks & Dialogue, a program hosted by the League of Women Voters of Greater Peoria. The public is invited to participate in the dialogue, at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday,
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HANNA CITY – Ghouls, trolls, witches, and more scary characters will upstage the animals at Wildlife Prairie Park this weekend (Oct. 16-18) and again Oct. 23-25 for the 30th annual Wildlife Scary Park. Wildlife Scary Park is known as a family friendly event in the Peoria area that for generations has been offering a fun Halloween experience for the whole family. Guests can ride the haunted train, trek
through the extensive Trick-or-Treat Trail, purchase Halloween trinkets at the Bootique or take part in this year’s new feature, the Hall of Horror ride. To celebrate the 30th anniversary of the event. the first 15 people in the door each night will receive a ghost trinket. Wildlife Scary Park will run from 5-9 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays and from 4-8 p.m. on Sundays. Event admission can be purchased at the gate
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during the event or advanced ticket sales will be available online. Members of Wildlife Prairie Park receive a benefit of discounted admission for $8 per person. Admission for nonmembers is $10. All guests’ ages 0-2 will receive free admission to the event. This year’s new features is The Hall of Horror, which is billed as offering “a much more frightening experience.” In the Hall, guests will walk from room to room and will experience scares along the way.
The Hall of Horror will require an additional fee on top of regular admission. Event admission grants guests to a train ride, hayrack rides, and the giant Trick-or-Treat Trail. Guests are encouraged to dress up for this big event supporting Wildlife Prairie Park. More information on Wildlife Scary Park can be found online at wildlifeprairiepark.org; just click on the Special Events Tab. Information can also be found on Facebook or by calling the park at (309) 676-0998.
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The cast and directors of Williamsfield High School’s first fall drama in several years pose after performing “The Miracle Worker” on Oct. 10-11. “We had good attendance and feedback has been phenomenal,” said Williamsfield principal Zack Binder, who co-directed the play with Eric Bell.
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“If the concern is turning our school library into ‘The Blue Room,’ that space remains committed to literacy and learning. It now also has greater use flexibility,” he continued. “We budgeted $6,000 for new books in the space and discarded ones that were outdated. We are approximately two to three weeks away from students being able to check books out. In addition, many books have been distributed directly into classrooms. In addition, our district Google accounts allow students and teachers to add books to their personal digital libraries.” One complaint was taking learning from the school to the new town library; another accused the District of profiting from selling books. “I don’t believe we sold any,” Farquer said. “If we did it was for credit through our supplier. Books that were discarded either went to Liberia with the book drive or the landfill. We had many books shelved that hadn’t been checked out in 20-plus years. “Students and classes have begun making trips over [to the new library] during the day,” he added. “It is within walking distance and District transportation remains available.” In the school board’s regular meeting, the Board was updated on the state’s new tests for PARCC (Partnership for Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers). State Superintendent of Education Tony Smith recently cautioned schools to be ready for disappointing results, noting that preliminary data show students did worse on the new exams compared to previous state tests. Smith said the PARCC results are “a new baseline from which we can move forward.” Replacing the PSAE (Prairie State Achievement Examination) and ISAT (Illinois Standards Achievement Test), PARCC tests were given last
spring for the first time to 3rd through 8th grade and to some high schoolers. Early indications are that scores will drop. “We know that the percent of students who demonstrate proficiency are likely lower than the percentage of students who were proficient on the previous test,” Smith wrote. “Let everyone in your communities know that we fully expect results to improve as teachers and students become more familiar with the higher standards.” Results aren’t available, but Farquer said they’re expected by the holidays. In other news: • The Illinois State Board of Education confirmed that State Superintendent Smith will visit Williamsfield schools on Monday morning (Oct. 19) for a meeting with administrators; • the District decided to stay with Blue Cross Blue Shield this year despite a 10.68-percent increase in premiums; • Knoxville District 202 conveyed praise for Williamsfield schools in general and especially teachers Lori Secrist and Kathy Wight after Knoxville attended former U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan’s September visit; • the Board transferred $11,170 from its Transportation fund to Tort fund in an accounting move to ensure the Tort ends the Fiscal Year in the black; • Farquer said he’s accepted an invitation by the U.S. Department of Education to take part in an Oct. 29 symposium on Open Education at the White House’s Eisenhower Executive Office Building in Washington, D.C., where technology tool providers and school leaders will discuss bringing high-quality, licensed educational material into classrooms; and • discussions are underway to acquire various instruments for students in music classes. The District has a compulsory fine-arts curriculum for K-8th grade.
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BRIEFS Farmington team wins horse judging event
FARMINGTON – Farmington FFA’s horse judging team recently won the Section 12 horse judging CDE (Career Develop Event) with five participants placing in the top 10. Katie Barnett was second individual, Caitlynn Marit was fifth, Jake Johnson was 7th and Erika Torman received 10th individual. The four highest-placing participants from Farmington at the Section advanced to the State competition at Black Hawk Community College. This team consisted of Barnett, Marit, Johnson and Katie Stenger. Farmington was 7th place in the non-reasons division. – Rosie Roberts
Princeville senior earns Eagle Scout rank
PRINCEVILLE – Joe Duttlinger of Princeville recently earned his Eagle Scout rank. A senior at Princeville High School, Duttlinger celebrated his Court of Honor ceremony at St. John the Baptist Church in Bradford on Sept. 13. For his Eagle Scout project, Joe installed a large, cast aluminum historical marker at the Princeville Cemetery in 2014 to commemorate two Revolutionary War veterans buried there. He completed the project with the assistance of the National Society, Sons of the American Revolution George Washington Endowment Fund; Illinois Society Sons of the American Revolution; and the Princeville Township Cemetery. Duttlinger has been a member of Troop 1851 since 2009 and has earned 26 merit badges and has volunteered at least 75 service hours in various community activi-
Members of Farmington FFA’s successful horse judging team include (Left to right): Katie Barnett, Caitlynn Marit, Katie Stenger, Jake Johnson and Erika Torman.
ties in Bradford and Princeville. He is the son of Jon and Beth Duttlinger of Princeville and the grandson of Shirley and Sid Duttlinger of LaSalle, Pete & Lynn Meyer of Kewanee, and Jim and Pat Theodore of Tiskilwa. Duttlinger said he would like to thank Tom Ashby, the leaders and scouts of Troop 1851, and his family and friends for helping him celebrate this achievement.
Book fair fundraiser ahead in Williamsfield
WILLIAMSFIELD – All preschool to high school students, parents, grandparents, teachers and other book lovers are invited to an annual book fair in Williamsfield. The Scholastic “Monster Book Fair” opens for sales on Oct. 21-22 at the Williamsfield School Blue Room. The fair offers books for grades preschool through high school. Relatives and friends are also invited to shop the fair. Book fair hours are 7:30-9 a.m. and 3-7 p.m. both days. An online book fair runs Oct. 15-30. Find the link at Billtown.org.
Eagle Scout Joe Duttlinger of Princeville holds a plaque during his Court of Honor Ceremony with Father John Cyr of St. John the Baptist Church in Bradford.
Free pit bull adoption at Peoria County center
PEORIA – In honor of Pit Bull Awareness Month, Peoria County Animal Protection Services is offering free pit bull adoptions from Oct. 19-24. Pit bulls will be spayed or neutered and micro-chipped when adopted. 36 Years In Business!
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Princeville woman performs many roles By BILL KNIGHT
PRINCEVILLE – Susan Hofer leaves her desk and leans forward in the window counter in the Village Hall on the northeast corner of Walnut and Evans, sighs and smiles and insists, “I’m just not that interesting.â€? Some may agree. Unless they live in the Princeville area and drink water, own real estate, vote or hunt or fish, or‌ Often the face of the village, Hofer handles water billing, general accounting, fishing and hunting licenses, voter registration and officemanager duties. “I’m a notary public, too,â€? she says, shrugging some. “It’s public service.â€? She’s also one of 15 Tax Assessors handling Peoria County’s 20 Townships. Appointed as Princeville’s Village Treasurer in 1993, Hofer was elected Tax Assessor for Princeville and Akron Townships soon after, and years later also appointed to be Hallock For The Weekly Post
Township’s Tax Assessor. “I keep the work separate, although I take calls wherever I am about whatever people need,� she says. “You have to be available. “Oh, it can be busy,� she continues. “This is a quadrennial assessment year, so that’s really busy – but it depends on a lot of things, like most jobs.� Hofer says she doesn’t have an accounting degree, but notes that when she was approached about the position “I was willing� – which is always a big qualification for any job. Plus, reasonable people recognize that anyone who raises a family has valuable skills. Hofer, 66, has three adult children and nine grandkids (“All in town now,� she says, brightly.) And she underwent months of specialized training. “I trained for about three month when I became Treasurer,� she says. “Before me was Leona Ralph, who was a real Wonder Woman,
Susan Hofer is Princeville’s Village Treasurer and also serves as a notary public and is Tax Assessor for Princeville, Akron and Hallock Townships. Photo by Bill Knight.
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They were not only business owners in the community; they were residents who lived in a two-story apartment on the east side of the building. A large metal quonset building, first owned by Harry Weber, sits on the southwest edge of Cramer
and served as a mechanic repair shop for farm machinery and automobiles. Local farmers including Walt Williams provided the financing to Weber for the building so they would have an opportunity for a convenient, local repair shop. Jess Bradshaw purchased the business from
Weber and operated it until he went on to be an agriculture mechanical instructor at Spoon River College in the 1960s. Glenn Doubet, my father, purchased the building from Bradshaw, relocating his garage there from Yates City. Its clientele historically included the residents of the farm-
ing community in addition to many farmers that followed Doubet from the Yates City area. Like the owners before him, Doubet employed area farm kids, teaching them the inner workings of the engines. The hut now serves as a machine shed for a local farmer.
A two-story house on the northwest edge of Cramer was home to Frank and Mae Tuttle. Frank was the owner operator of a trucking business that provided transportation services to farmers for grain, livestock and other needs. One small house that still stands was the long-
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time home of Herman and Darlene Ihens. Herman was employed for decades by the grain elevator just south of his home. Darlene offered processing services for finished grower chickens to farm families. A two-story house on the northeast side of the road was once the home of the Lloyd Capron family. Besides being residents of Cramer, the Caprons once owned and operated the elevator known as Capron Cornmeyer Stewart, which sits across the railroad tracks from their former home. The elevator provided farmers from throughout the area opportunities as a marketing point for grain, fertilizer products and services, and also helped process grain rations for livestock feeds for area stockmen. Over the years the elevator experienced opportunities for growth through different ownership and expanded into the existing buildings that now sit down a gravel road from the county blacktopped road named aptly, “Cramer Road.” The township building was located just south of the grocery store and served as an election polling place for the residents as well as a gathering place. Decades ago, Cramer residents from the area started a social organization called the Cramer Community Club. This offered residents in the farming area a chance to share food and fellowship on a monthly basis and to hold annual dinners for special holidays and social occasions. Drive down the many crossroads of the Cramer community and you’ll find farmers who grew up working at their father’s side. Like generations in their families before them, these are farmers who work the ground, raise livestock and put food on our tables. They are the legacy of this little community. Author Carla Doubet has worked most of her career in the agriculture industry and is currently a farm business accountant and freelance writer.
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The names below are just the newest additions to the list of residents I-Cash hopes to reunite with their assets and wealth.
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PEORIA COUNTY Drummond Kelin D 513 W Loucks Ave Peoria Duitsman Marilyn 2012 West Hudson Street Peoria Apt 2 205 Dunlap Dunehew Erin Dee Dunn Center 3100 Knoxville N Peoria Durrstein Constance Dusek Debbie 3827 N Millbrook Rd Peoria Dusek Madison E 3827 N Millbrook Rd Peoria Dutlinger Anna Est 1423 Third St Peoria Dutlinger Russell 1423 Third St Peoria Duvall Clarence E 2614 Wilson Dr Peoria Dwyer Brad 2715 N Mission Rd Peoria Eads Aubrey B Jr 1011 Johanson Rd Peoria Eagle Recovery Associates Inc Po Box 1128 Peoria Early Deshawn L 6709 N University Apt A7 Peoria Easley William L Jr 12709 N Bland Rd Dunlap Edington Eric 801 N Elbert Ct Hanna City 120 New St Peoria Edwards Margaret Elliott Eva H 6201 N Jamestown Rd Peoria Elliott Judith 2400 W Lincoln Ave Peoria (OOLV +D\QH UG : %ULPÂżHOG -XELOHH 5G %ULPÂżHOG Erickson Dorothy A Edwards Erickson Tonya 400 St Ma Peoria Erwin Tracy L 4404 W Crabtree Ct Peoria Etaugh Andrea L 1209 N Institute Pl Peoria Etaugh Claire A 1209 N Institute Pl Peoria Evans Scott 6516 N University St Apt 818 Peoria Ewing Norman 3336 W Brookside Dr Peoria Extended Living Pharmacy 3242 W Westport Rd Peoria Fanning Krista L 1129 E Elmhurst Peoria Faulkner Linda 2005 W Antoinette St Peoria Fca Llc 610 S Walnut Princeville Federal Logistics Po Box 1329 Peoria Feger Ted J 204 East Paris Peoria Fengel Blake R 5921 W Cassidy Dr Bartonville Fengel Brian B 5921 W Cassidy Dr Bartonville Fennell Jerrold 1104 N Front St Chillicothe Feucht Earl 317 Wheatly Ave Princeville Fiddes Austin 1 Jefferson Ct Bartonville Fiddes Cammi 1 Jefferson Ct Bartonville Fiddes Dylan 1 Jefferson Ct Bartonville Fiddes Patrick 1 Jefferson Ct Bartonville Fief Sheri 441 E Essex Apt C Glasford 2119 W Clarke Ave Apt 1 West Peoria Fielder Burer E Figel William 912 W Loire Ct Apt 102 Peoria Finkel Howard 305 Butler Peoria First Presbyterian Church 1411 South Fork Road Peoria Fisher Charles R 5634 W Farmington Rd Peoria Fisher Charles W 5634 W Farmington Peoria Flanagan Helen L Peoria Flanagan Robert W 4966 N Grandview Dr Peoria Flaugher Kimberly J Flickinger Dina 1007 N 4th St Chillicothe Flowers Gregory 3639 Bennington Ct Peoria Foote Calvin 251 N 4th St Chillicothe Ford Billy 2401 N Gale Ave Apt F11 Peoria Ford Glenn 602 E Mcclure Ave Peoria Ford John P 720 Hatterman Street Bartonville Ford Kimberley 211 E Hanover Pl Peoria Ford Robert 602 E Mcclure Ave Peoria Foster Robert 2115 W Dakota St West Peoria Frank Theresa 4438 N Constantine Peoria Heights Frederking Lloyd A 5112 Pfeiffer Rd Bartonville Freeman Mikel G 7003 N Grand Fir Dr Edwards Freeman Steven 8420 North University Peoria Frito Lay 227 S Starr Ln Peoria Fritzing Eugene 718 N Adams Peoria Fulte Raymond Est 3628 N Finnell Peoria Fultedoran Ronda 3628 N Finnell Peoria Fultz Chris 622 W Crestwood Peoria Gadden Pixie L 6301 S Lafayette Ave Bartonville Garrett Darlene 801 S Western Peoria Gary R Jones And Associates 6901 N Knoxville Ave Peoria Gas Mart 629 W Glen Peoria Gayson Edna 210 Cooler Peoria Gebhart Robert 2604 W Overhill Rd Peoria Gibson John T 317 W Main St Glasford Ginocchio Ann Marie 1723 W Altorfer Dr Peoria Ginocchio Josephine 1723 W Altorfer Dr Peoria Givins Tarus S 6500 N Universty St Peoria Glen Ave Gas 629 W Glen Peoria Gobble Eric Lee 8320 N Ford Road Edwards Gobble Susan Carmen 8320 N Ford Road Edwards Gohring Donald G 409 E Melbourne Ave Peoria Gostina Harold 927 S Greenlawn Ave Peoria Granda Joanne M 431 W Thousand Oaks Dr Peoria Grayson William 1212 E Wilson Ave Peoria Green Bessie 610 Washington Peoria Green Family Stores Green Marshall 515 W Hudson Street Peoria Gregory Garnet L 2625 Reservoir Bl 141 Peoria Griswold Food Liqu 1814 Griswold St Peoria Grogan James Martin 7133 N Terra Vista Dr 204 Peoria Grubbs Robert I 2907 N Sheridan Rd Peoria Gschwind Elizabeth 1005 E Gift Ave Peoria Guard Tina M 7314 N Manning Dr Peoria Guerilla And Co 2403 University Peoria Guingrich John 3315 E Cedar Point Dr Chillicothe Gunn Kenneth 5430 Flagstone Dr Peoria Gustin Betty 2724 W Reservoir Blvd Peoria Guy Rosie J 1419 W John H Gwynn Jr Ave Peoria Guzzi Gabriel 7400 Northville Lake Dr Peoria H&H Properties Of Il Llc 4719 N Sheridan Rd Peoria
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BRIMFIELD – Sandra Kay Cusack, 71, of Brimfield, passed away on Thursday, Oct. 8, 2015, at her residence. She was born on May 2, 1944, in Peoria to Hugh and Virginia (Mason) Jordon. They preceded her in death. She married Ronald C. Cusack on Jan. 20, 1961, in Peoria. He survives. Also surviving are her children Rita (the late Frank) Schuck of Cusack Pekin, Veronica (James) Stewart of Farmington, Randy (Tina) Cusack of Hanna City, Michael Cusack of Brimfield, nine grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Also preceding her in death are four brothers, three sisters, one grandson, Jason Cusack, mother and father-in-law, Thomas and Marie Cusack and her son-in-law Frank Schuck. Sandra was a member of the WIBC and loved dirt track racing, NASCAR and Tony Stewart. She enjoyed watching her many family members race at the Peoria Speedway. A funeral service was held Oct. 13, 2015, at the Oaks-Hines Funeral Home in Elmwood. Cremation rites were accorded. Online condolences may be posted at www.oakshinesfuneralhome.com.
Harold Haney
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BRIMFIELD – Harold L. “Bud” Haney, 86, of Elmwood, passed away at 8:20 a.m. Monday, October 5, 2015, at Farmington Country Manor, Farmington. He was born July 12, 1929, in Peoria to Jay Harold and Mary Evans Haney. He married LaVonne Deavers Endres Haney on May 25, Haney 1991, in Elmwood. She survives along with his four daughters, Trish Haney of Miami, Fla.; Michelle Marie Haney of Lud-
This Week’s Obituaries • Charles Brown, 84, Dahinda • Sandra Cusack, 71, Brimfield • Patsy Lou Daum, 73, Elmwood • Peter Gerontes, 84, Brimfield • Catherine Golemon, 91, Brimfield • Harold Haney, 86, Elmwood • Connie Noble, 52, Princeville • Kevin Patterson, 57, Farmington
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ington, Mich.; Cathy Endres (Andy) Worlow of Morton; Jeannie Endres (Jim) Blane of Brimfield; and one son, Tom (Laura) Endres: of Maquon. Harold has 8 grandchildren: Justin (Angie) Haney-Kaufman, Zachary Haney, Drew Dwyer, Andrea (Scott Lindley) Endres, Leah (Jay) Lennington, Ben (Janice) Blane, Elizabeth Blane, and Katie Endres; 8 great-grandchildren: Isabel, Sofia, Nathan, Naomi, Lacey, Cal, Tadd, Braxton and one on the way; one sister, Martha Ksycki, and one brother, Jack (Teresa) Carrigan, both of Peoria; and his Aunt Margaret Monari of Elmwood also survive him. He was preceded in death by his parents, one brother Robert Haney, and a sister Mary Smith. Harold owned and operated a milk delivery truck in his early working years. He was a former mail carrier for the U.S. Postal Service; was a housing and construction carpenter; was a millwright at Pabst Brewery in Peoria, and last worked at Mid America Systems in Peoria. Harold was a United States Army Veteran who served in the Korean War. Memberships include Horeb Masonic Lodge A.F. & A.M. #0363 in Elmwood, Order of Eastern Star Yates City Chapter #256, Carpenters Local Union #183, and the Elmwood American Legion Post #638. He was also a supporter of Jobs Daughters International. Harold was a member of the Elmwood United Methodist Church, where a memorial service celebrating his life was held on Oct. 11. Memorial contributions may be made to BYE Ambulance Service or the Elmwood United Methodist Church.
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Haskell-Hott Funeral Homes in Princeville is in charge of arrangements. Online condolences may be left for Harold’s family on his tribute wall at www.haskellhott.com.
Charles Brown
DAHINDA – Charles William “Charlie” Brown, 84, Galesburg, father of a Dahinda man, died Oct. 6, 2015, at home. Survivors include his wife, Anna Mae (Clark) Brown; two sons, Marc W. (Nancy) Brown of Dahinda and Mike C. Brown of Galesburg; one daughter, Kim S. (Dewey) Brackett of Galesburg; five grandchildren; three step-grandchildren; and two step-great-grandchildren. Visitation was Oct. 11 at WatsonThomas Funeral Home and Crematory in Galesburg, with private family burial of cremated remains in East Linwood Cemetery in Galesburg with military rites. Condolences may be left online at www.watsonthomas.com.
Patsy Lou Daum
ELMWOOD – Patsy Lou Daum, 73, of Peoria, mother of an Elmwood man, died Oct. 6 at UnityPoint Health-Proctor in Peoria. Survivors include one son, Bob (Pam) Williamson of Elmwood, one daughter, Annie Williamson of Pekin; two grandsons, Sam and Doug Williamson of Elmwood; and four step-sons. Funeral services were Oct. 9 at the Davison-Fulton Woodland Chapel in Peoria, with entombment in the Chapel of Peace Mausoleum in Parkview Cemetery in Peoria. Condolences may be left online at www.Davison- FultonWoodlandChapel.com.
Peter Gerontes
BRIMFIELD – Peter Gerontes, 84, of Peoria, father of a Brimfield man, died Oct. 7 at OSF Saint Francis Medical Center. Survivors include his wife, Judith (Worries) Gerontes; sons Gregory (Karen) Gerontes of Brimfield and Nicholas P. (Cynthia) Gerontes of St. Louis, daughter Lisa (Joseph) Gerontes-Bowe of Peoria; and six grandchildren. A funeral service was Oct. 12 at All Saints Greek Orthodox Church, with burial in Springdale Cemetery. Condolences may be left online at www.wrightandsalmon.com.
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OBITUARIES Catherine Golemon
BRIMFIELD – Catherine Hall Golemon, 91, of Peoria, mother of a Brimfield man, died Oct. 5 at home. Surviving are her children, Thomas Bruce (Joan) Golemon of Brimfield, and Patricia Lynn (Peter Williamson) Golemon of Houston, Texas; eight grandchildren; five great-grandchildren; and a brother, Roy Blake of Nacogdoches, Texas. Catherine taught first grade and kindergarten for 50 years in Texas. Once she retired and moved to the Peoria area, she volunteered at St. Mary’s School in Kickapoo. Services were Oct. 10 at DavisonFulton Woolsey-Wilton Funeral Home in Peoria. She will be buried in Ranger, Texas, alongside her husband, Bruce. Condolences may be left online at www.woolsey-wilton.com.
Connie Noble
PRINCEVILLE – Connie Lynn Jester Noble, 52, of Burlington, Iowa, sister of a Princeville woman, died Oct. 10 at Great River Hospice House in West Burlington. Survivors include sisters Charlotte (Tim) Kalb of Princeville, Sandy Harris of Trivoli, and Nadine Roscum of Burlington; her significant other, Rex Morris of Burlington; one stepson, Nicholas (Karen) Noble of Burlington; and four grandchildren. Her funeral is today (Oct. 15) at Prugh’s Chapel in Burlington with burial at Wapello Cemetery in Wapello, Iowa. Following the interment in Wapello, the family will celebrate Connie’s life at Farney’s on Jefferson Street in Burlington. Condolences may be left online at www.legacy.com.
Kevin Patterson
FARMINGTON – Kevin M. Patterson, 57, of Pekin, brother of two Farmington residents, died Oct. 9. Surviving are one son, Shane Patterson of Norris, Tenn.; one grandchild; one brother, Tim Patterson of Farmington; and five sisters, Cheryl (Ron) Shaffer of Farmington, Bonnie (Terry) Bellows of Pekin, Luanne (Dave) Benjamin of East Peoria, Sandy Patterson of Florida and Karen Patterson of Eureka. Also surviving are his father and stepmother, Earl and Phyllis Patterson; and his companion, Laura Kroepple. Services were Oct. 13 at Anderson-Sedgwick Funeral Home, with burial at Trivoli Cemetery. Condolences may be left online at www.sedgwickfuneralhomes.com.
ALL SPORTS ROUNDUP
E-B XC second at Amboy; golfers at sectional AMBOY – The Elmwood-Brimfield’s boys cross country team was second Monday at the Amboy Invite, finishing behind one expected state meet foe but ahead of another. Ranked fifth in Class 1A, E-B had 115 points to 105 for fourth-ranked Monticello and 140 for eighthranked El Paso-Gridley. “We let one get away from us. That was a race we could have won if we raced the second mile like we are capable,” E-B coach Gregg Meyers said. “Hopefully this is a wake-up call and we have better race focus the rest of the way.” Senior Matt Osmulski was ninth overall to lead the Trojans in a time of 15:20.9. Junior Derek McCoy
was 13th in 15:36.7. Other top E-B finishers were sophomore Cooper Hoffmann (29th in 16:15.3), sophomore Trevor Dunkel (45th in 16:31.6) and junior Kelby Barnewolt (46th in 16:34.8). Sophomore Carter Hintz led Farmington (63rd in 16:52) and junior Jarod Baker was best for Princeville (122nd in 18:16.8). E-B sophomore Alex Hermann won the frosh-soph race in 13:16.2 and the team finished 2015 unbeaten. In girls action, sophomore Emily McCauley of E-B was 12th in 18:36 and junior Cassie Karn was 47th in 20:17.2. Junior Lindsay Cash led Farmington (94th in 21:28.5) and freshman Alyssa Headley paced
Princeville (114th in 22:00.6). Golf – Brady Kreiter of Brimfield shot a 93 Monday at Deer Run Golf Course to lead local golfers in the Class 1A Hamilton Sectional. Peyton Elwell of Princeville carded a 94, Jacob Ruchotzke of Farmington shot 105 and Jean-Claude Keefer of Elmwood was at 112. Drew Eaton of Quincy Notre Dame shot a 77 to win the sectional and Chad Sims of Greenview shot 87 as last individual state qualifier. In girls action, Regan Kersh shot 128 Monday at the Peru St. Bede Sectional. She advanced after shooting 106 in the Galva Regional. Email information to jeff@wklypost.com.
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LEGAL NOTICE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF ILLINOIS PEORIA COUNTY FARMERS STATE BANK, an Illinois Banking Corporation, Plaintiff, vs.
) ) ) ) CASE NO.: 15-CH-21 ) ) ) ) ) )
ANDREW G. HAINES and JENNIFER ANNE PIZINGER HAINES, UNKNOWN OWNERS and NONRECORD CLAIMANTS, Defendants.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to a Judgment of Foreclosure entered in the above entitled cause on July 8, 2015, the Sheriff of Peoria County, Illinois, will on November 11, 2015, at the hour of 1:00 o’clock P.M. in Room 203, Peoria County Courthouse, Peoria, Illinois, sell to the highest bidder for cash, the following described mortgaged real estate: Lot Numbered Ten (10) in RICHWOODS PARK, part of the North Half (N 2) of the Northwest Quarter (NW 3) of Section Twenty-one (21), Township Nine (9) North, Range Eight (8) East, of the Fourth Principal Meridian, according to the plat thereof recorded October 4, 1957 in Plat Book “W”, page 76, as Document Number 598345; situate, lying and being in the County of Peoria and State of Illinois. Commonly known as 5302 North Sherbrook Lane, Peoria, Illinois 61614 P.I.N.: 14-21-101-012 The improvement on the property consists of a single family residence. Sale terms: 10 percent down on the day of the sale by certified funds, balance within 24 hours by certified funds. No refunds. The judgment amount was $84,527.01. The property will NOT be open for inspection. For information call Kerry R. Cordis at Plaintiff’s attorney, 129 North Walnut Street, P.O. Box 445, Princeville, Illinois 61559; Phone: 309.385.4616. Dated: October 15, 2015
AREA CHURCHES BRIMFIELD St. Joseph Catholic Church Father John Verrier 314 W. Clay, Brimfield (309) 446-3275 www.stjosephbrimfield.org Sat. Confession: 3:30-4:45 pm Sat. Mass: 5 pm Sun. Mass: 10:30 am Daily Mass: Tues.-Fri. 8 am
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church The Lutheran Church Missouri Synod “Preaching Christ Crucified” “Liturgical & Reverential” Pastor Michael Liese 204 W. Clay St., Brimfield (309) 446-3233 Sun. Divine Service: 10 am
Brimfield E-Free Church Pastor Donald Blasing 11724 Maher Road
Brimfield, IL 61517 (309) 446-3571 www.brimfieldefree.org Worship: 10:30 am Sunday School: 9:30 am AWANA - Wed. 6:15 pm, for ages 3-12
Brimfield United Methodist Church Pastor Leonard Thomas 135 S. Galena St., Brimfield (309) 446-9310 Sun. Worship: 9 am Sun. School: 9 am Thurs. Bible Study: 7 pm
Union Church at Brimfield United Church of Christ Pastor Stephen Barch 105 W. Clay Street, Brimfield (309) 446-3811 Sunday Worship: 9 am Tuesday Bible Study: 6:30 pm First Sunday each month is Communion Sunday (gluten
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EDWARDS Bethany Baptist Church
Elmwood Baptist Church
7422 N. Heinz Ln., Edwards (309) 692-1755 www.bethanycentral.org Sat. Evening Worship: 6 pm Sun. Worship 8:15 & 11 am Wednesday Awana: 6:15 pm
Pastor Dennis Fitzgerald 701 W. Dearborn St., Elmwood (309) 742-7631, 742-7911 Sun. School: 9:30 am Sun Worship: 10:30 am, 6 pm Wed. Prayer Meeting: 7 pm
Christ Alive! Community Church
First Presbyterian Church of Elmwood
Pastor Lance Zaerr 9320 W US Hwy 150, Edwards (309) 231-8272 www.christalivecc.com Sun. School: 9:15 am Worship: 10:30 am
Reverend Marla B. Bauler 201 W. Evergreen, Elmwood (309) 742-2631 firstpresbyterianofelmwood.org Sun. Worship: 10:30 am Sun. School: 9:30 am
ELMWOOD Crossroads Assembly of God
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Pastor Tim Cavallo 615 E. Ash St., Elmwood (309) 830-4259 www.crossroadselmwood.org Wed. Worship: 7 pm
Father Paul Stiene 802 W. Main St., Elmwood (309) 742-4921 Sat. Confession: 3:45 p.m. Sat. Mass: 4:30 p.m.
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United Methodist Church of Elmwood Pastor Bradley F. Watkins II 821 W. Main St., Elmwood (309) 742-7221 www.elmwoodumc.org Sun. Worship: 9 am, 10:30 am Youth Sun. School: 9 am Adult Sun. School: 8 am
FARMINGTON First Presbyterian Church of Farmington Reverend Dr. Linda Philabaun 83 N. Cone Street, Farmington (309) 245-2914 www.firstpresfarmington.com Sunday School: 9:30 am Fellowship: 10:30 am Worship: 11:00 am
New Hope Fellowship Assembly of God Pastor Tom Wright
1102 N. Illinois Route 78 Farmington (309) 245-2957 Sun. Worship: 10 am Wed. Worship: 7 pm
PRINCEVILLE Princeville United Methodist Church Pastor Ken Dees 420 E. Woertz, Princeville (309) 385-4487 princevilleumc@mediacombb.net Sun. Worship: 9 am Sunday School: 10:15 am
YATES CITY Faith United Presbyterian Church Reverend Marla B. Bauler 107 W. Bishop St., Yates City (309) 358-1170 Worship: 9 am Sun. School: 10:15 am Thurs. Choir: 7 pm
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64 Acres (m/l) Fulton County Land Auction “Auction to be conducted at the London Mills United Methodist Church- 202 S. Plato Street, London Mills, IL. 61544”
Tues., November 10th 2015 @ 6 pm Physical Address of Property/Directions: 9501 E. Young Road, London Mills, IL / From London Mills/Route 116; Turn south onto County Road 2, continue 3.6 miles to Young Road, turn East, go 1.5 miles to start of property. Watch for Signs Property Consist of: 64 acres (m/l) of farmland consisting of 21 acres cropland (Currently in corn) w/ remainder pasture & timber. Property has a 50’x125’ steel building w/ feed lot & holding pens, plus much of property is fenced. Property has a running creek, pond, mature timber w/abundant wildlife. Call today for an appointment to view - 309-370-5305. Legal Description: Sixty (60) acres off the North end of the West Half (1/2) of the Southeast Quarter of Section Number Twenty-two (22); also commencing at a point Fifty rods South of the Northeast corner of the Southwest Quarter of said Section Number Twenty-two and running thence West Fifty-six (56) rods, thence South Twenty (20) rods, thence East Fifty-six (56) rods, thence North Twenty (20) rods, to the place of beginning, containing Seven (7) acres, more or less; all in Township Eight (8) North, of the base line, in Range Two (2) East of the Fourth Principal Meridian. Home site of 2.293 acres extracted as shown on Survey 15-65473/SSL. PIN#03-02-22-400005 for 64 acres (m/l) with barn, less home site. Terms of Auction: 10% down payment at time of final accepted bid. Balance to be paid & Possession will be at closing in 30 days, December 11 2015. Owner reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids. Both buyer & seller will be required to sign written agreement furnished day of auction. Property sale is not subject to financial approval. To view maps & photos go to: www.biddersandbuyers.com or www.auctionzip/culver Auctioneers Note: Don’t miss this opportunity to own a very nice property with potential home sites, tillable land, timber and outstanding hunting. Statements day of auction supersede all others. Auction to be held at London Mills United Methodist Church.
Owner: Clara J. Uryasz Culver Auction Service - Lic#440.000447- Greg Culver Farmington, IL 61631 ph:309-370-5305
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Princeville volleyball bounces back By PHIL JOHNSON
After a rare loss last week, Princeville’s volleyball team recovered nicely to keep a strong season rolling with away wins over Stark County on Wednesday and Midwest Central last Tuesday. The 25-10, 25-18 sweep of the Lady Rebels put Princeville at 17-5. Claire Berchtold’s 27 assists contributed to the majority of points, as Brooke Gardner had eight kills and Tasha Martin scored three aces. Digs leader for the Lady Princes was Bridget Talley with seven. “Those were big bounce-back games for us after the Annawan loss,”coach Shan Waid said. “Our total team effort, both physically and mentally, in practices and games has been awesome. Players such as transfer Sydney Tyre, who has been doing some serving for us, have stepped up to contribute when For The Weekly Post
the team needs it.” Close wins over Midwest Central, 25-21, 25-22 meant a sweep for the Lady Princes. Rebecca Spurgeon led in blocks with two and Lucy Waid was kills leader with nine. Berchtold assisted on 24 scores. Jessica DeVries, Anna Schupbach, Berchtold and Waid each scored two aces in the sweep. Brimfield-Elmwood Brimfield-Elmwood had a quiet week, only playing last Thursday at home and sweeping South Fulton 25-11, 25-23. Jessica Link led the Lady Indians with four aces, seven assists and three digs. Jillian Wahlfield added three digs and Rachel Jacobson killed six. “We’re working on developing a quicker offense,” coach Troy Tilly said, “enabling not only middles such as Alannah Chaney and Morgan Ledbetter to flourish and benefit
from hitting a multitude of different sets, but also to use them as decoys, pulling blockers off of our top hitters, Rachel Jacobson, Shayla McCormick and Micah Barrett. “We’ve also had a nice contribution lately from Allie Meyers, who comes off the bench to the right side,” Tilly added. B-E host its tournament Saturday. Farmington Struggling but determined Farmington (4-16) fell to a very good Prairieland opponent Beardstown last Tuesday, 25-17 and 25-13. Meghan Wherley had four kills and an impressive five blocks, while Maicee Ralston contributed three aces and four assists. Abbey Brown had 11 digs for the Lady Farmers. Williamsfield Williamsfield got back into the win column with a 25-17 and 25-19 sweep over Henry.
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35-yard scoring run up the middle by fullback Fales, one of several tacklebreaking runs by the Trojans. “The size differential was dramatic. And the strength differential was dramatic,” Vallas said. “But I’m not mad at our kids, they gave tremendous effort. While the win sealed a sixth straight playoff berth for E-B, the Elmwood-Brimfield 77 Farmington 64 Farmington 12 16 6 30 – 64 Elmwood-B 13 24 16 24 – 77 Scoring Summary First Quarter F - Higgs 6 pass from Gilstrap (kick failed) EB - Harkness 58 run (Hedrick kick) F - Gilstrap 44 run (pass failed) EB - Marincic 38 run (kick failed) Second Quarter EB - Marincic 70 run (Hart run) F - Gilstrap 29 run (Marion run) EB - Marincic 38 run (Marincic run) F - Higgs 61 pass from Gilstrap (Gilstrap run) EB - White 72 interception return (White pass from Sims) Third Quarter EB - Marincic 22 pass from Sims (Fales run) F - Gilstrap 23 run (run failed) EB - Marincic 1 run (Fales run) Fourth Quarter F - Marion 1 run (run failed) EB - Marincic 56 run (pass failed) F - Higgs 83 from Gilstrap (Gilstrap run) EB - Hart 9 run (run failed) F - Gilstrap 55 run (Gilstrap run) EB - Harkness 1 run (run failed) F - Gilstrap 46 run (Gilstrap run)
loss means Farmington must win out against Peoria Heights-Quest (4-3) and Rushville-Industry (5-2). United 42, Mid-County 26 GALVA – United (6-1, 4-2 Lincoln Trail) got a little bit of everything in this game, including an 89-yard kick return to open the game, two fumble recoveries, an interception returned for a score and two blocked extra points.
EB - Fales 35 run (run failed) Team Statistics F EB 15 First downs 35-356 52-521 Rushes-Yds Yds per carry 10.2 10.1 32 2 Pass Att 15 1 Pass Comp Had Intercepted 3 0 319 22 Pass yds Individual Statistics Rushing - F: Gilstrap 15-263, Jepson 10-43, Marion 9-51, Higgs 1-5, Lansford 1-1. EB: Marincic 17-253, Harkness 16-126, Fales 14-112, Hart 5-23. Passing - F: Gilstrap 15-32-3 319. EB: Sims 1-2-0-29. Receiving - F: Higgs 13-291, Jepson 1-5, Anderson 1-20. EB - Marincic 122. Tackles: F: Alvarez 8, Jepson 8, Welker 7, Hayden 7, Lansford 7, Geber 7, Marion 7. EB: Novak 8, Fales 8.
Annawan-Wethersfield 28 Princeville 7 Princeville 0 0 0 7 – 7 Annawan-W 0 14 7 7 – 28 Scoring Summary Second Quarter AW - Ince 21 run (Bryan kick) AW - Litton 1 run (Bryan kick) Third Quarter AW - Bumphrey 43 interception return
The Red Storm also got a strong ground game to upend Mid-County (4-3, 2-3), which battled back within 28-20 before United converted on fourth down with a 21-yard TD pass. The Cougars were also hurt by two fumbles in their own territory that led directly to touchdown runs. Mid-County travels to Princeville Friday in a game that is pivotal for both team’s playoff hopes.
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Overall Conf W L W L 6 1 5 0 Elmwood-B Farmington 4 3 4 1 Knoxville 4 3 3 2 2 5 2 3 West Prairie Havana 1 6 1 4 0 7 0 5 River Valley Last Week Elmwood-Brim. 77, Farmington 64 Knoxville 44, West Prairie 14 Havana 1, River Valley 0 (forfeit) This Friday Abingdon-Avon at Elmwood-Brimfield, 7 pm Peoria Heights at Farmington, 7 pm Havana at Lewistown, 7 pm Knoxville at South Fulton, 7 pm West Prairie at Rushville-Ind., 7 pm North Fulton 1, River Valley 0 (forf.) (Bryan kick) Fourth Quarter AW - Lucas 4 run (Bryan kick) P - Kraft 15 pass from Bauman (kick) Team Statistics P AW First Downs 16 12 Rushes-Yds 36-146 35-241 Yds per carry 4.1 6.9 Pass Att 24 Pass Comp 12 -
Overall Conf W L W L 7 0 5 0 Stark County Annawan-Weth. 6 1 4 1 United 6 1 4 1 5 2 3 2 Princeville Mid-County 4 3 2 3 3 4 2 3 Mercer County 1 6 0 5 Ridgewood West Central 0 7 0 5 Last Week Annawan-Weth. 28, Princeville 7 United 42, Mid-County 26 Stark County 50, West Central 0 Mercer County 19, Ridgewood 16 This Friday Princeville vs. Mid-County, 7 pm Stark County at United, 7 pm Annawan-W. at Ridgewood, 7 pm West Central at Mercer Co., 7 pm Had Intercepted 4 0 Pass yds 173 10 Individual Statistics Rushing - P: Green 19-102, Bauman 6-17, Saal 8-22, Snedden 2-5, VanLaningham 1-0. Passing - P: Bauman 12-24-4-173. Receiving - P: Thole 7-74, Kraft 4102, VanLaningham 1-(minus-3). Tackles - Martin 10, Feucht 6, Thole 5, Bultemeier 5.
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The Swami Sez ... Arena Football anyone?
The Swami can now say Abingdon-Avon at that he witnessed the secElmwood-Brimfield I don’t think all the ond highest scoring football game in IHSA history. Homecoming activities will be a distraction for The Elmwood-Brimfield the Trojans. They should vs. Farmington game last roll to a win on Friday Friday saw 141 points night. E-B 49-21. combined by both teams. Peoria Heights-Quest It was very entertaining at Farmington to watch, unless you like The Farmers showed defense (which The Swami does). At his home great heart last Friday night and fought in Kentucky, until the final Buddy Ryan whistle. Steven had to choke Gilstrap and Eric down vomit. Higgs are very imFrom what I pressive on ofunderstand, both fense. Even so, this Coach Hollis should be a very and Coach ValThe competitive game. las have been SWAMI Farmington 42-35. approached by Mid-County at the Arena FootPrinceville ball League. This will be a great test On a happy note, The for Princeville’s defense. Swami went 9-1 last Can the Princes stop Midweek. That brings the County’s rushing attack? record back to 80 percent Probably. P’ville 28-20. at 56-14. Hopefully the Havana-Midwest Central SPIs will continue with at Lewistown their proficient prognostiLewistown has finally cation.
figured it out, posting impressive wins the last two weeks. Here is No. 3, though not as difficult. Lewistown 40-12. Knoxville at South Fulton Injuries are a problem for South Fulton. It won’t get easier with the Blue Bullets coming to town. Knoxville 28-12. West Prairie vs. Rushville-Industry at Western Illinois Univ. The Rockets wrapped up a conference title in the Prairieland Black last week. They should win this game on the turf. Always fun to play on a college field. R-I 28-14. West Central at Mercer Co. Mercer squeaked out a win last week over Ridgewood. This should be easier. Mercer County 41-6. Annawan-Wethersfield at Ridgewood Yawner. A-W 42-6. Stark County at United United should prove to be a quality opponent with
SPI 1. Stark County 2. Annawan-Weth 3. Elmwood-Brim. 4. United 5. Princeville 6. Farmington 7. Rushville-Industry 8. Mid-County 9. Knoxville 10. Peoria Heights 11. South Fulton 12. Abingdon-Avon 13. Mercer Country 14. Ridgewood 15. Lewistown 16. West Prairie 17. North Fulton 18. Havana 19. West Central 20. River Valley
34.5 27.1 20.5 16.1 13.9 7.9 7.1 4.1 4.0 2.3 2.0 -0.3 -1.5 -3.3 -6.1 -6.4 -14.9 -27.9 -32.4 -46.8
a strong rushing attack and defense. Probably a close game, but Stark County will pull away in the end. SC 31-20. River Valley at North Fulton The much-improved Wildcats get to 4-4 with their win by forfeit over River Valley. North Fulton 1-0.
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Elmwood are 5th-grader Melody Glenn (29th in 15:04) and 8thgrader Julie Dunkel (33rd in 15:22). Sixth-grader Sophie Bedell of Brimfield was sixth in 13:44 and advances as an individual. On the boys side, Elmwood was first with 55 points to 61 for Princeville and 71 for Morton Blessed Sacrament. This is the 11th straight season the Elmwood boys have reached the state meet under coach Steve Huber. The Trojans were second
in class 1A last year after winning a state title in 2013. And at least one Elmwood junior high boys or girls team has reached state every year since 2001. At Saturday’s sectional seventhgrader Eli Stevenson was fifth in 11:54 to lead Elmwood, whose other top-five runners were: 8. 7th-grader Victor Lampe (12:13), 10. 8th-grader Eli McKinty (12:22), 13. 7th-grader Luke Hoffmann (12:32), and 24. 6th-grader Gabe Miles (13:13). Also in the top seven are 6thgrader Noah Hollis (13:22) and
8th-grader Logan Wallace (13:22). Seventh-grader Cole Daily was sixth in 11:58 to lead Princeville. Other Princes advancees are: 8thgrader Kip Hoerr (11th in 12:26), 6th-grader Denver Hoerr (12th in 12:30), 8th-grader Carter Johnson (16th in 12:46), 6th-grader Mason Rinkel (13:09), 7th-grader Jaxson Benningfield (23rd in 13:12), and 8th-grader Aaron Calhoun (13:36). Also advancing are Brimfield 6th-graders Jakoby McKown (7th in 12:12) and Thomas Harmon (9th in 12:21).
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SECTIONAL CHAMPIONS
Trojans outlast Farmers in epic, 77-64 By JEFF LAMPE
ELMWOOD – There were a few punts. And a few defensive plays, apparently. But those were lost in the onslaught of offense, touchdowns, yards and players running free through the secondary. Whitney Field has certainly never seen a wilder game than last week’s 7764 win by Elmwood-Brimfield over Farmington. For that matter, only one field in Illinois has witnessed more scoring. The point total for two teams is tied for second highest in state history, according to Illinois High School Association records. The only higher-scoring game was Freeport Aquin’s 7874 win over Pearl City in 2002. No doubt fans left the field that night shaking their heads in amazement, as they did Friday. Statistics never tell the whole story, but these numbers give some idea of what took place: • 20 touchdowns by two teams; • 1,218 yards of offense; • 8 touchdowns by Farmington quarterback Steven Gilstrap, five running and three passing; • 3 E-B runners over 100 yards: Sam Marincic 253, Jackson Harkness 126 and Colton Fales 112; • 13 catches and 291 yards receiving for Farmington’s Eric Higgs; • 9 onside kicks by Farmington, which added excitement to Weekly Post Staff Writer
Members of Elmwood’s Class 1A sectional champion junior high cross county team are: Back row (left to right) Gabe Miles, Victor Lampe, Luke Hoffmann, Eli Stevenson, Eli McKinty, Logan Wallace and Noah Hollis; Front row (l to r) Cory Alcaraz, Charlie Wake and Brendan Williams. Photo by Tom Herman.
Elmwood, Princeville XC teams dominate
PEORIA – Elmwood and Princeville dominated the Class 1A cross country sectional held last Saturday at Donovan Park and will each send boys and girls teams to state. The Class 1A state meet is Saturday (Oct. 17) at Maxwell Park in Normal. Girls run at 9:30 a.m., boys at 10:15. On the hilly, 2-mile Donovan course, Princeville’s girls placed first with 64 points, finishing ahead of Elmwood (86) and Mossville (95). Eighth-grader Sorin Hilsabeck placed second in a personal-best 13:28 to lead Princeville, whose other top-five finishers were: 13. 8th-grader Mor-
gan Rakestraw (14:11), 14. 8th-grader Valynn Rinkel (14:13), 15. 7th-grader Grace Dearing (14:16) and 24. 7th-grader Haylee Wilkins (14:51). Also in the top seven for Princeville are 7th-grader Carrie Gill (26th in 14:59) and 8th-grader Brinlee Bauman (37th in 15:45). Sixth-grader Annie Herman was 7th to lead Elmwood in 13:48. Other top-five runners for Elmwood were: 16. 7th-grader Christine Karn (14:17), 19. 8th-grader Greta Inskeep (14:34), 23. 8th-grader Katie Meyers (14:49), and 6th-grader Madison Herman (14:56). Also in the top seven for Continued on Page 19
every scoring play; After all that, E-B (6-1, 5-0 Prairieland Blue) was only able to enjoy its fifth straight conference title after Matthew Gerontes intercepted Gilstrap with 1:34 remaining. Prior to the Trojans third interception (one of which Koby White returned 72 yards for a TD), no lead was safe for E-B – though technically the Trojans went up for good at 13-12 with 2:47 left in the first quarter on a 38-yard run up the middle by Marincic. That was one of six TDs for Marincic, who also scored on runs of 70, 38, 1 and 56 yards and on a 22-yard pass. “They had no answer for our
offense and we had no answer for them,” Farmington coach Toby Vallas said. E-B led by 19 points on two occasions in the second half, but every time the Trojans increased the lead, Gilstrap burned E-B with his arm or feet. “There are issues that we have to fix,” E-B coach Todd Hollis said. “At the same time, (Gilstrap) flat out played the best game I’ve seen him play all year. He looked like a stud tonight. “He completed a couple of those long ones where you have to have pretty good touch to put the ball in the basket.” On its final drive, E-B got a Continued on Page 18
Pickoffs hurt Princes in 28-7 loss to A-W By JEFF LAMPE
KEWANEE – Heading in banged up and favored to lose, Princeville coach Jon Carruthers turned into a gambler. With several linemen and fullback John Remmert out, Carruthers scrapped the power run game for a spread attack. While the strategy didn’t pan out for a win last Friday in a 28-7 loss to Annawan-Wethersfield (61, 4-1 Lincoln Trail), Carruthers hopes there are benefits to come for the Princes (5-2, 3-2). Weekly Post Staff Writer
Member’s of Princeville’s Class 1A sectional champion junior high cross country team are: (Left to right) Morgan Rakestraw, Valynn Rinkel, Carrie Gill, Sorin Hilsabeck, Haylee Wilkins, Grace Dearing and Brinlee Bauman. Photo by Rob Hilsabeck.
Eric Higgs hauls in one of his 13 receptions and one of three touchdown catches last Friday in a 77-64 loss to Elmwood-Brimfield. Photo by Dave Giagnoni.
“We tried to be real aggressive against a team we were underdogs against and did some nice things,” Carruthers said. “But against a good team you can’t have turnovers and mental mistakes.” Starting his first game, junior quarterback Noah Bauman hit 12 of 24 passes for 173 yards and one score, a 15-yarder to Nick Kraft. But Bauman also had four interceptions. The Titans turned those interceptions into 21 points, including one that was returned for a
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score by Bryce Bumphrey – who had three of the picks. “Their defensive backs are some of the best I’ve seen,” Carruthers said. “One interception was one-handed, jumping – it was a great play.” Princeville actually outgained A-W, 319-251, as Logan Green ran for 102 yards on 19 carries. But the Princes’ lone score came in the fourth quarter. Next up for Princeville is Friday’s home showdown against Mid-County – a must-win for both teams’ playoff hopes.