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Volume 34 Number 29 28 Pages Your Local News Leader Thursday, July 18, 2013 60¢ Marissa outdoor furnaces debated

By Mike Trotter A large crowd gathered at the Macke Senior Center in Ordinance had Marissa last Thursday to voice their opinions on the not been ordinance banning outdoor wood-burning furnaces. enforced until The current ordinance makes it unlawful for any a squabble person to install, erect or utilize an outdoor furnace developed or stove anywhere in the village. between The ordinance was initially not enforced but came to neighbors light during a dispute between two neighbors over the smoke created by a wood- staunch opponent of the or- burning furnace. dinance, spoke about his SCTP nationals The purpose of the hear- frustration with the process The Scholastic Clay Target Program’s national championships at the World Shooting ing, which was convened by concerning the initial pass- and Recreational Complex, which has been called the Little League World Series of the zoning board of appeals, ing of the ordinance. shooting sports, continues until July 20. Nearly 3,000 youngsters are expected to compete. was to gather the opinions No one on the zoning board This year, the national championships will feature teams from more than 20 states. The of residents and consider or village council claims the shooting schedule will be 200 targets per discipline. The skeet and sporting clays amendments to the ordi- introduction of the ordi- competition was held July 15-18. Trapshooting will conclude the competition July 19 and nance. nance, yet it was approved 20. Pictured is Darin Bruski of Wilmot, Wisconsin as he takes aim during the sporting Zoning board members re- last August at a council clays competition July 16. The judge is Jason Westenberger of Baldwin. minded the audience that meeting that Bingel did not they were not there to create attend. other unrelated ordinances Zoning board member and that the zoning board Dave Owen acknowledged Chester won’t close more of only makes recommenda- that he raised the initial com- tions to the village council. plaints due to the effect the Any recommendation still smoke has on his daughter, Route 150 for Popeye picnic has to be voted on by the who has respiratory prob- council at one of its meet- lems. He stated he did not By Greg Myers of confusion,” said Page. “The ings. want to be known for caus- Highlighting the July 15 city decided to stay away from Bryan Bingel, who is a Chester City Council meeting New ordinance the project and build new ken- member of the council and a Continued on Page 5______was a vote to not close off nels for the city’s pound.” more of Route 150 (State will cut the Chester resident Joe O’Toole Street) for the Popeye Picnic confronted the council about and action clarifying what au- power of park the city’s sewer backing up thority, if any, the park board into his basement June 25. has. board to “I woke up to a smell of A request by the Popeye Pic- sewer gas,” said O’Toole. “It nic committee to close an ex- an advisory was a terrible, nasty mess. We panded portion of Route 150 put in a claim for the cleanup for the upcoming festival was role only to the city’s insurance, and it met with concerns at the pre- was denied. The letter from vious council meeting. the insurance company stated In past years, the city has cil. that the city must be guilty agreed to close the state high- The new ordinance clarifies of negligence for claims to be way for the picnic, but this that the park board is an ad- paid. The insurance company year the picnic committee has visory board only and shall found that the city was im- asked to have the closure ex- make recommendations to the mune to damages and cannot tend all the way to Church council regarding any im- be held responsible. Surely, Street, about a block farther. provements and use of the fa- I’m not responsible either. Most of the concerns had to cilities, fees charged, hours of Something has to be done dif- do with safety problems the operation and rules and regu- ferent. The city council has to expanded closure could lations governing the use of be advocates for the citizens present. the parks. and do what is morally re- Mayor Tom Page and Alder- “There may be some other sponsible. The city’s insur- man Dan Geisen had a meet- ordinances we tweak a little, ance is good for the city to ing July 2 with picnic com- but I felt like this one needed hide behind but not good for mittee members and Police to be done to remove any the residents of this city.” Chief Ryan Coffey to go over doubts about the role and any Page told O’Toole that he is options. authority the park board very compassionate toward Monday night, the council has,” said Page. his issue and will be in con- voted to keep the Route 150 The council voted to spend tact with him. Alderman closure the same as it has $13,095 more to complete the Nancy Crossland stated some- been in recent years. inside of the new dog pound. thing needs to be done to ad- After some disputes over the Gas Superintendent Jeremy dress the issue, and the coun- past few years between the Homan reported that the cil will definitely look into it. park board and the city coun- shell of the building is com- Sandra Starr, Linda Symp- cil, the council voted 7-1 to plete, but since a new animal son and Patti Carter gave a revise an ordinance relating shelter is not being built, this detailed report on the recent to the park board’s responsi- money needs to be spent to and future stops by the bilities and powers. Alderman finish the project. American Queen and Queen Donnie Clark, who is the When asked about what hap- of the Mississippi steamboats. chairman of the park and rec- pened to the money that was “The planning for these nine reation committee, was the donated to the project that stops in total has been going lone no vote. started off as an Eagle Scout on for over a year,” said Starr. Under the old ordinance, the project by Zach Heldebrandt, “It took a lot of time and vol- park board had control of all Rob Schuchert said the cash unteers.” public parks and any lands or is sitting in the bank because Sympson added that the lots used for recreational pur- there is no way to return that stops brought people into poses. That description was money. Chester businesses and in- revised, giving ultimate su- “This project started off ap- creased the city’s revenue. pervision and control of all pealing, but it hit some bumps A typical outdoor furnace public parks to the city coun- in the road and caused a lot Continued on Page 5 ______Greer family tractor collection will go on public display

By Greg Myers that tractors and other farm rare one.” A family’s collection of more antiques are kept up and Greer’s collection is lacking than 200 tractors will be on shown off from time to time.” just one Farmall tractor for a display July 15-20 at the Greer began his collection of complete set of that series. Greer family sawmill in rural rare tractors, which includes The collection is now a com- Coulterville. at least one version of every plete family tradition, as The show is free and open to model McCormick-Deering many of his grandsons help the public and will run from ever made, as an investment. with it. 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. each day. “I don’t trust the stock mar- “If you don’t keep an inter- Marian Greer has been col- ket, and I don’t know a thing est with the young people, the lecting tractors, especially about gold and jewelry,” said group dies,” said Greer. “If those made by International Greer. “I do, however, know they learn young, then they Harvester for over 50 years. a lot about tractors, and once won’t forget. I believe my fam- “I farmed with many of these I convinced my wife (Barbara) ily will carry on this tradition old tractors for years,” said that it was a good idea, the and continue to add to the col- Greer. “I always liked the collection really started to lection.” Internationals. I bought these expand. My wife and I enjoy Also on display will be many old tractors out of necessity going to auctions together antique tools and other items, at first, but then it got to be and trying to find those including the original seed Pictured with the WR-9S McCormick-Deering are Marian fun. Somebody needs to pre- unique tractors. We even took Greer (far right) and four of his grandsons, Cliff Brammeier, serve history. It is important a trip to Canada to acquire a Continued on Page 5______Lane Jones, Marian Brammeier and Dylan Greer. Page 2 County Journal July 18, 2013

Police activity Local accidents LOST $100 There were minor Jacob Kerwin, 22, of Along Steeleville th William Raye, 46, of a Randolph County war- injuries, but all in- Collinsville was July 4 Pinckneyville was ar- rant for failure to appear REWARD volved signed medi- northbound, stopped rested July 10 by Pinck- in court on a previous Parade Route cal treatment refusals at the intersection neyville police for ag- charge of possession of after an accident July gravated battery after drug paraphernalia. He then pulled onto Turquoise & Pewter Necklace 14 at the Randolph- Route 154 into the he was allegedly in- was jailed. Perry County Line With Large Cross On It path of a car driven volved in a fight at the **** Road intersection Moose Lodge. He was Donald A. Houchins, with Route 154 in Per- by Megan Farmer, 28, HAS SENTIMENTAL VALUE taken to jail. 47, of Sparta was ar- ry County. of Pinckneyville. 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Big plans for downtown Steeleville

he big plans for southwest TIF would will take from him to make T downtown Steele- of its cur- serve as a the project work. Then and ville will really be a plus rent facili- Dave Mullholland’s plans, redevelop- now, he deserves the com- for the town if it all hap- ties. The ment tool munity’s support. A nice pens. new Dave’s as it is sup- grocery store is important A new Dave’s Food Cen- would be ic- and a new bank building posed to. to a town the size of Steele- ter would create quite a ing on the We obvi- ville. It is a major draw change to downtown, and cake. ously don’t from surrounding smaller it has the added goodie of Both enti- have all of towns to Steeleville, and a bringing a new Eagles hall ties will be biting off big re- because of Walmart. As for the details yet, because new store should be an along with it. sponsibilities, and both Dave’s, this is what tax in- there are still some hur- even bigger draw. First National Bank of will obviously bring new crement financing is all dles to overcome. Both the new bank and a Steeleville has already an- life to Steeleville, which about. The new facility Our hats are off to Dave new Dave’s are things the nounced plans to build a has seen its share of retail would increase the town’s Mulholland and the big fi- entire area can look for- new bank building just businesses leave, mainly assessed valuation, and nancial responsibility it ward to. Playing with his food Our trip to Blueberry Hill left my husband corn sounds good,’ or ‘I sually around the bought blueberries are Ihome alone last wonder if there’s any U4th of July, when not cheap. Actually, nei- week and went to Se- ice cream left.’ You’re corn is knee high or bet- A ther were the prepicked attle to babysit two of really not hungry, you ter, blueberries start rip- blueberries that Blue- my grandchildren. I left Make just want to eat while ening. Sadly, one of my berry Hill had for sale. a freezer full of food, you watch the program. own blueberry bushes Musing We did splurge and pur- some to cook from It Fun If you want to play died last year during the chase some blackber- scratch and soups and with your hunger, try drought. The last and fi- View ries. They were the size entrées he could sim- this: Skip lunch and nal bush is old and proof my thumb and hard to ply defrost and heat. By Pam Young don’t snack in the af- ducing only enough By Martha Peebles resist. I called Terry the first ternoon. You’ll start blueberries to put on yo- Speaking of hard to re- night. really being hungry gurt and granola each sist, Kate made herself “Hello?” a week at the most, and around 2 o’clock, and morning. Kate, too. the blueberry greeter. “How ya doin’?” I look for things I don’t hunger thoughts (I Since picking blueber- Even though the gals As people came to the “Good, I’m watchin’ like to cook, like fish. I think it’s your inner ries is easy work, each picking next to us were field to pick, she would ‘The Gladiator.’” don’t like it stinking up child) will start mess- year I make it a point to complaining about the say, “Hi” in a progres- “Oh, that’s good. my house, and Terry ing with you. You’ll be visit Blueberry Hill hot weather, at 82 de- sively louder voice until Whad’ya eat for din- says I can only cook it minding your own busi- Farm just outside of grees with a nice breeze, folks spoke their greet- ner?” the night before gar- ness and find yourself Cobden. Its blueberries Allison and I thought we ing back to her. Of “Vegetables and bage collection day. in the kitchen without were the size of grapes were in heaven. Of course, she was just get- fruit.” Someone once said, remembering you walked and put mine to shame. course, anything would ting on the good side of “Uh, like broccoli and “Hunger is the best in there. If you’re at work, Hanging in large be an improvement over everyone so they would berries?” sauce.” I have found you’ll catch yourself bunches, they really did last year. If you remem- give her blueberries to “Nope, corn chips that I enjoy being hun- diving into your purse look more like grapes ber, during the inferno eat. Each time her and wine.” gry, because it makes for money for the snack than blueberries. I had drought, I was picking stroller tray was empty, After three nights of my meal taste better machine. Your sense of to taste one just to be blueberries while on a someone had to fill it up “vegetables and fruits,” when it’s time to eat. A smell will be acute, and sure. clear liquid diet prep for or listen to her whine. Terry got tired of that snack robs me of the you’ll smell people’s This year, my daughter a colonoscopy. Allison and I were hav- meal and ate a little sauce produced by hun- gum. If you take a walk Allison, a blueberry Our blueberry guide ing a contest to see who better the rest of the ger. As the hour ap- in the area of restau- lover by genetic predis- was a tall lanky kid with could pick the most. She week, so I’m told. proaches for a meal, rants, you’ll become position, went with me. a sarcastic sense of hu- was a lot faster, but she We don’t eat out instead of eating a like a basset hound This was a good experi- mor. He showed us how accidentally turned her much because I love to snack, I let my hunger ruled by your nose. ence for her, since dur- to pick only the ripe ber- bucket over and had to cook, and because I’m come into play for the If you try this, be sure ing a recent constipa- ries and how to pick the spend precious time a good cook, restau- sole purpose of enjoy- to be in full control of tion discussion, she bush clean before mov- picking her blueberries rants have a hard time ing it. In order to play your portions at dinner found out that there is ing on. He also told us off the ground. In the competing with me. I’ll with this, you have to and remember to eat no such thing as a prune that they had a great end, when we had the think as I look over a intend to enjoy the feel- mindfully, or you could tree. It was a shock crop of blueberries this berries weighed at the menu, ‘Don’t want that, ing of being hungry. By turn this learning ex- when I told her that year but few people who checkout, she still won. I can make it better. playing my hunger perience into an over- prunes were actually wanted to pick their It’s surprising that they That’s not as good as game, I’ve learned the eating session. dried plums. Just to be own. didn’t want to weigh homemade. That’s too difference between real All this talk of food is sure, I made sure she Considering the fact Kate, too. She had it much money; I can hunger and false hun- making me hungry. knew all about raisins, that the medical experts made, sitting in her cook it for an eighth of ger brought on by habit. Dinner is two hours too. With all the impor- are always promoting shaded stroller, drink- that price.’ I do love to Habit hunger is what away. I’m playing with tant facts of life to im- blueberries as one of the ing cold water from a eat in restaurants, how- you experience after my hunger. I’m playing part, there are just some top ten most healthy sippy cup and being ever, but I follow my you’ve eaten dinner with my hunger. I’m things that mothers for- foods, you would think hand-fed all the blueber- KISS rule (keep it spe- and you’re watching TV playing with my hun- get to tell daughters. loads of people would be ries she could eat. She cial sweety) so it’s once and you think, ‘Pop- ger. Allison brought Kitty out there. Also, store- was the real winner.

back looking for the Tonto steals lone survivor and Figuring out the car’s radio the movie wouldn’t be looking hen we were of the song to which you Editor, County Journal: Letters over their shoulders for W young, we are listening and who is First Superman, now him to come after them, thought a car radio was performing it. the Lone Ranger. Will which, of course, he did. To The The mask was to con- almost a luxury. If the You can watch a Jesus be the next casu- vehicle had rear speak- Editor’s movie, program your alty of these secular ceal his true identity ers, it was even better. own songs into the sys- progressives bent on and later continued on Editor as his trademark. After Then along came car tem, or you can buy destroying our nation’s FM radios. In the 1970s, Space songs from Pandora. If icons? They dislike our the Lone Ranger would if your car had an AM/ you want your own pho- America, see its every finish a half-hour radio FM radio from the fac- By Jerry Willis tos on your car screen, flaw and revel in it. The Now I will tell you the program of capturing tory, you paid dearly for hook up your computer SPs believe that nothing radio version that I bad guys (he never it. or smart phone and put exists except us and our heard as a child every killed anyone, always But all of that is now the weather forecast for them in there. world. We came from Monday, Wednesday shot the gun out of their like a dinosaur. St. Louis, the current While the kids are nothing, and we are go- and Friday on KXOK, hand), he and Tonto, Have you seen the “ra- conditions at Sparta and watching a movie or lis- ing back into nothing. narrated by Brace Beam- sometimes with the help dio” systems in cars to- alert you to severe tening to their preferred We are just an accident er. Children playing ball of his nephew Dan Read day? weather. radio station in the back of nothing and have no would interrupt their when he was home from In fact, they should not As for navigation, it seat, you can listen to purpose beyond our- ball game for 30 minutes his education out East be called radios. For ex- will tell you how to get whatever station you selves. They try to make to listen to the exploits during the summer, tra bucks, you can get an somewhere and alert want in the front as long us important, but we are of this greatest saint would ride off into the entertainment/informa- you to traffic congestion as it is not on the same important only if we are who never lived. sunset. tion system in just about or construction along band. creatures, indeed chil- His story began as a Women would swoon, any vehicle. your route. The driver or passen- dren, of an uncreated Texas Ranger. He, his men’s mouths would be What some of them It will dial your phone, ger can do all of this by Being, and yet we are all brother (both nameless) opened and someone will do is almost unbe- find you a restaurant or touching the screen or so flawed. and six other Texas would always ask, “Who lievable. a hospital, then direct changing it by voice con- According to the cred- Rangers were hunting was that masked man?” Here are just a few you back home if you trol. The darn thing will its at the end of The down the murderous and someone would al- things I have personally are in a strange area. then talk to you. The Lone Ranger, almost a Butch Cavendish and ways answer, “That’s the tried to learn how to op- Of course, if the radio kids can also operate thousand people were his outlaw gang of about Lone Ranger.” William erate. station you’re listening their entertainment by employed to produce a dozen men. However, Tell’s Overture would The GM system linked to sends out a secondary remote control if they this goofy and grim one of these Texas Rang- play, and we went back with Sirius/XM radio FM signal, the radio movie. I had to see it if I ers named Collins was a to playing ball. and On Star will get you screen will list the name Continued on Page 5 were to criticize it. Save traitor who had sold out When the TV version your $18, and save the to Butch. (I didn’t like came along, I always myth. that he was portrayed as liked the radio version Policies Of The County Journal River Stages Johnny Depp did a a drunken Irishman in best. very original job of por- this movie.) He led his We priests more than A Publication Of Willis Publishing, Inc. Mississippi At Chester traying Tonto, who re- fellow Texas Rangers once have been told not Larry Willis & Jerry Willis - Owners/Publishers Flood Stage 27 Ft. ally was the central into a canyon where to be Lone Rangers, We were to work as a team. Greg Myers - Editor July 11 ...... 25.5 character. This movie they were ambushed by would be more aptly These uninformed PUBLISHED EACH THURSDAY July 12 ...... 25.1 the Cavendish Gang. titled “Tonto.” The Lone speakers of a later gen- 1101 East Pine • Box 369 • Percy, Illinois 62272 July 13 ...... 24.6 Naturally, Butch later Ranger was depicted as killed Collins because eration didn’t realize July 14 ...... 23.6 (618) 497-8272 stupid and naive and re- no traitor can be trusted that the Lone Ranger Letters to the editor must be signed in order to be July 15 ...... 22.4 sisting Tonto’s efforts to by either side. indeed did have a team: published. A telephone number is also required for July 16 ...... 21.6 help him. He was Later, Tonto, a friendly Tonto, Dan Read and Pat verification. Letters and news items are published at July 17 ...... 20.7 trained as a lawyer, upstanding compas- and Mike (my names for the discretion of the editors. All copy will be edited. didn’t want to use a gun sionate Indian, acci- the two men who The County Journal does not publish poetry. worked his silver mine, Classified advertising must be prepaid except for es- or wear the mask, and dently comes upon usually countermanded these seven shot rang- produced his silver bul- tablished accounts. Political and certain other adver- County Journal lets, and provided him tising must be prepaid. (USPS 549-110) Tonto’s good advice, to ers. The buzzards are Any person or organization holding a money mak- is published weekly on Thursdays his peril. There are circling; the rangers with his money so he ing event and wanting it advertised in the County Jour- for 60¢ each issue,$22.00 per bound to be more need to be buried. Tonto didn’t have to hold a nal must discuss their promotion with the advertising year in Randolph, Perry and Johnny Depp sequels. finds a lone ranger still job). $ department. Generally, if the organization charges for Jackson counties, 24.00 per year Enough loose ends were alive, and he took him One time, our speaker the event, goods or services, the County Journal in Illinois, $29.00 per year left hanging. I will not away to nurse him back even made reference to charges to advertise its event. elsewhere, by County Journal, pay to see them, for they to health. He leaves be- the Lone Ranger and Letters advocating a candidate or referendum will Box 369, 1101 East Pine, Percy, Tonto as being gay men. be published as a letter to the editor until two weeks Illinois, 62272. Periodicals will surely continue hind seven marked along their path of bust- graves, one empty. I verbally ripped out his before an election. Within that two weeks such pro- postage paid at Percy, Illinois. guts so bad that they motions will be published only as paid advertisement. POSTMASTER: Send address ing noble ideals. The Tonto wanted the gang Anyone wishing to express thanks must do so in a changes to County Journal, Box Walt Disney Company to believe that all seven had to end the session. paid advertisement. Thank you notes will not be in- 369, 1101 East Pine, Percy, has been hijacked by rangers were killed so cluded in news stories. Illinois 62272. SPs. they wouldn’t come Continued on Page 5 July 18, 2013 County Journal Page 5

Marissa sewer backups continue Chester By Mike Trotter that caused the backup and the city workers for Farmers Market For the past several into Frisch’s and other a job well done. residents’ basements. The purchase of ex- EVERY SATURDAY months, heavy rains in Village filed Now Thru Mid-October Marissa have resulted The village filed a tended warranties and 7:30am - ‘Til Sold Out in residents dealing claim with its insur- maintenance plans for insurance Intersection Of Opdyke & State Streets with flooded base- ance company, but it the new generators was (Route 3 South & Route 150) ments and, conse- was rejected. Mayor discussed, but there quently, seeking an- claim, but it Moe Cross promised to was still some question Across From Gazebo swers from village offi- contact the insurance over the cost. The price Sponsored By Chester Beautification Commission cials. At the July 15 was rejected company again to try mentioned on the con- meeting, longtime resi- to resolve this matter. tract seems excessively For Info Contact Dave Eggemeyer 618-708-2753 dent Rosemary Frisch Councilman Bryan high, and representa- and her family spoke started. Bingel expressed his tives from the company to the Marissa Village The Frisch family was frustration with the in- have given different an- Council. not asking for money to surance company and swers when contacted. After almost 40 years replace damaged items its failure to deal with The village hopes to in her current home, in the basement, but other claims related to have the matter Frisch has only experi- they were requesting flood damage. He sug- straightened out before enced small amounts of compensation for the gested the village may the next meeting. cleanup costs. need to switch compa- Basic Computer Class flood water, but a re- It was announced Limited Space – Sign Up Soon! For Adults cent rain resulted in The situation in nies. that fence permits have five inches of raw sew- Marissa’s water and In other news, Coun- been issued to Rhonda Basic Information Along With Couponing And age in her basement. sewer lines was a little cilman Dan Rhodes re- Clutter at 102 South How To Find Free Items On The Internet ported that the street- Frisch and her family different in this case be- Grace, Donald Quill- oiling project has been Thursday, July 25 • 7:00-8:30pm were also frustrated by cause the sheer amount man at 515 South Bess of rain water was not completed. He acknowl- Tilden Public Library the difficulty they had and Brenda Johnston- Sign Up & Pay the only culprit. There edged the Marissa $ Per For More Info Call contacting the police Berry at 901 South Bor- At The Library 5 Person department or city offi- was also a severe block- Township road com- ders. Sponsored By The Library 587-2851 cials once the problem age in the sewer lines missioner for his help

Marissa furnaces...From Page 1_____ Greer ing a divide in the com- need to be put in place. further review of pos- munity, and he is still The issue then be- sible guidelines needed tractors... willing to work out a came a discussion on to be taken. A motion From Page 1____ compromise. how to develop those was approved to table The vast majority of guidelines. A copy of the issue and hold an- cleaner and hopper those in attendance at Okawville’s ordinance other public hearing in from the old Percy mill. the hearing seemed to on the subject was dis- approximately 60 days. “Like they say, one The Antique Mall Of Perry County be in favor of allowing cussed, but some of its That will give the zon- man’s trash is another The Treasure Chest Of Southern Illinois outdoor wood-burning points seemed to be ing board time to review man’s treasure,” said stoves with the under- impractical. its options and notify the Greer. standing that some rules The zoning board of ap- public of a new hearing or restrictions might peals decided that some date. Christmas In July Letters... July 15-31 Chester council...From Page 1______From Page 4____ Christmas Booths Christmas Items A resolution was “They also just loved the and box truck. The city I would like nothing passed declaring prop- Specials Throughout The Mall Welcome Center,” said received two bids on the better than to be remem- erty at 1149 George Sympson. An upcoming fire truck from Mike bered as: AKA the Lone Street as dangerous Between Nashville & Pinckneyville stop by the American Vasquez of Chester Ranger Priest. After I’m and unsafe. Queen is scheduled for ($525) and Jeff Bonifield gone, visit us and say a 21314 State Rte. 127 ~ (618) 336-5300 The council reviewed this Friday. from Millstadt ($777). prayer at St. Joseph MONDAY-SATURDAY 10AM-5PM • SUNDAY 1PM-5PM minutes of previous ex- In other action, the Bonifield placed the lone Cemetery, northwest ecutive sessions and de- council accepted a bid for the box truck at corner. $1,147 bid from Trea- $236. The council has 30 termined not to release any to the public. sured Memories for the days to accept or reject Fr. Leo Hayes Chester’s newest full- purchase of 145 shirts the bids. Ava in safety yellow for city A $3,485 proposal was time police officer Mark employees. approved from Mevert Stout of Pulaski County The council tabled ac- Welding for repairs to was introduced at the Conceal Carry Guns tion on bids received for the railing along the meeting. His first day the sale of a fire truck city steps. is August 1. In Stock! Willis... Illinois Law Passes From Page 4____ Conceal Carry – State’s money problems a Buy Your Hand Gun Now! want. little better for time being All of this sounds GREAT PRICES ON COMPACT GUNS great—and it is—but if OPEN WEDNESDAY - SATURDAY 10AM-5PM Illinois concluded progress was due Sales tax revenue was the politicians want to fiscal year 2013 with largely to the state col- up by $129 million. take cell phones away an overall backlog of lecting $1.3 billion In addition to nearly from us as we drive, GIPSON bills totaling $6.1 bil- more than expected $3.3 billion in unpaid they need to take a look lion. during the spring tax bills (as part of the un- at the new vehicle en- QUALITY FIREARMS However, that is an season. Seen as a one- addressed obligations), tertainment systems. 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Cutler wants its own blade some ditches and seal or logo, and anyone make repairs to the can submit a design for No street oil pump house roofs were consideration. approved. The cost for At its July meeting, the and chip this the five projects is town board agreed to $6,942. open the matter to the summer The board said no Cut- public for 90 days. There ler streets will be oiled is no contest, but anyone and chipped this sum- who would like to de- nance setting up the mer due to funding con- sign the seal should sub- water and sewer rate in- straints. mit it to the village hall creases. Joe Keller signed the by October 3. The ap- They discussed repair- necessary papers to proved seal will be put ing the awning in front dedicate a street to the on village vehicles, in of the village clerk’s of- village. That opened ap- the board room and at fice. It involves a gutter proval for him to be other appropriate areas. problem. granted a zoning vari- In other action, the Bids from Jeff Dagner ance for a new mobile board approved the ordi- to replace some culverts, home. This photograph of a big plane landing at the Princess Juliana Airport with Sunset Beach below was taken by John Petkas of Sparta. You can call it Saint Maarten or St. Martin The big Boeing 757 beaches and the food rolls from the terminal best. They do like to to the end of the runway Island airport spend a day in FINANCING in preparation for take- Philipsburg, the larger off. Dutch town, and they Meanwhile, vacation- one of the might go for a half day ers—mostly Ameri- ‘most to Orient Beach. Up To 12 Months! cans—swarm to the “Our family has sev- fence that separates the dangerous’ eral generations going, See Store For Details • Minimum Purchase Required runway from a road and and there is something beach. 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Beck now known as Career Center of Southern Illinois As of July 1, Beck Area We take a lot of pride in the educational training Career Center is now the success our pro- the center offers to stu- known as Career Center grams have had through dents of our region. of Southern Illinois. the years, and now we’ve Another substantial A number of projects done a few things to up- project taking place is are taking place around grade the facilities. There the remodeling and campus, including exte- will be more gradually renovating of two nurs- rior painting of all class- over time, but this is a big ing classrooms and a room buildings. In- start.” nursing lab being done cluded among the Among the people by CCSI’s own vocational projects is the remodel- scheduled to attend the students under the leading of the cafeteria with event are state Senator ership and supervision new flooring and wall Dave Luechtefeld, state of instructor Bruce coverings which en- Representative Jerry Harmsen. hances the facility and Costello II, former Con- The facility will feature provides updated fire gressman Jerry Cos- a state-of-the-art manne- safety standards. tello and the board and quin simulation lab All of the work is due administrators for the within the classroom. to be completed prior to local serving school dis- The teacher can program an open house sched- tricts. various health conditions uled for Thursday, Au- The name change and of the patient, while stu- gust 15 at 9 a.m. marketing has come as dents located at a patient “We will celebrate the a result of a rebranding bed area behind plexi- excellence of our pro- process that has been in glass are given the chal- The renovation of two nursing classrooms and a nursing lab is being grams and heritage the works for the past lenge to respond with the handled by CCSI’s own vocational students under the leadership and while providing an up- few years. Focus groups appropriate care and supervision of instructor Bruce Harmsen of Steeleville, pictured above. graded look to the cam- made up of school ad- treatment. pus,” said CCSI director ministrators, civic lead- “Both the new class- Mark Stuart. “I can’t ers and industry repre- rooms and the larger lab teaching and learning CCSI serves full-day eville on the south. wait for our students sentatives met in town that will include six pa- opportunities,” said high school students Adult students from the and staff to see the sub- hall discussions. The tient beds set up just like Stuart. “We’re taking and two-hour vocational St. Louis and southern stantial difference this common theme was to a hospital room will give strong programs and students in a region Illinois region populate work has had on the ap- recreate a brand name our students and staff making them even stretching from Dupo CCSI’s licensed practical pearance of our campus. that provided a focus on even greater access to stronger. on the north to Steel- nursing program. Coulterville board makes decision on company to paint tower By Dan Zobel and recommended it. the savings plan, but the night past curfew are kids are able to get away retinned and painted, but The wait is over to learn Mayor Steve Marlow idea of one will be looked only out to do mischief. easier because they are the board is still waiting what company will be re- did bring to the attention at during future meet- The town’s curfew is in on foot and can hide be- on bids. painting the Coulterville of the board that Trikote ings. accordance with the law fore the police are able to “It is an eyesore and has water tower. said the paint job should As was the case during set by the state. Police track them down from to be taken care of,” Mar- The Coulterville Village last 10-12 years, but next last month’s meeting, Chief Jason Schlesinger their cars. low said. “But it has to be Board had three bids to time it has to be done the resident Terry Kempfer stated again they will In terms of unfinished completed at the cheap- choose from at its meeting job will cost upwards of wanted to know if any- continue to do the best business, the town main- est cost we can find while Monday and went with $200,000 because the thing was going to be job they can and will tenance crew was able to maintaining quality.” Trikote, LLC of Pacific, tower will have to be done with the town cur- start varying shifts more fix the backstop and bat- The board thanked Dale Missouri to do the job. sandblasted. few. often, but most of the ting cage that has re- Schumer for everything Trikote not only “We probably need to Kempfer feels that it is time it is a cat and mouse cently been an issue. he did during the two fi- brought the lowest bid come up with some kind the kids over 18 who game with the kids. Marlow said by doing nancial meetings that to the board, $58,450, of savings account or tend to cause the biggest Schlesinger said they this, it saved quite a bit were held in the last but Coulterville’s engi- plan to save money for problems at night. He do the best they can to of money. month and for his con- neer has worked with it,” Marlow said. also feels that those un- catch kids out past cur- The roof at the city ga- tinued work with the the company in the past Nothing was decided on der 18 who are out at few, but sometimes the rage still needs to be town’s finances. 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Southern Illinois Egyptian beef conference Electric The Southern Illinois nois State University, meeting Beef Conference will be will go over the future Thursday, July 25 at of corn by-products The 75th Egyptian 9:15 a.m. in the applied and its implications for Electric Cooperative science center at Rend the beef industry. membership meeting Lake College. Maximizing herd will be Thursday, July The conference is de- pregnancy rates, 25 at 7 p.m. at the signed for cow-calf pro- knowing the regula- Steeleville Legion. ducers and others in- tions as they relate to The business session terested in cattle pro- building the Illinois will be in the large hall. duction. beef industry and a Additional seating will The program will dis- new program about be available in the cuss how cover crops renovation endophyte- small hall, where a live can be incorporated infected tall fescue pas- video of the meeting into cow-calf manage- tures and cost share will be shown. ment. Cow-calf produc- opportunities will be Three directors will ers Doug Kellerman of offered by the NRCS be elected for three- Pinckneyville, Ernest and will be discussed. year terms. Allen Weaver of Anna and Registration is $20. Haake of Murphys- Grant Bauman of The fee includes re- The laboratory at Memorial Hospital in Chester recently received an boro, Ken Jarrett of Vienna will talk about freshments and materi- onsite survey and subsequent accreditation from the College of Jacob and Kevin Liefer how they have incorpo- als. For more informa- American Pathologists. Pictured from left in the front row are of Red Bud have been rated cover crops into tion and registration laboratory employees Tina Lovell, Mary Brown and Cambrea Doeding. nominated as candi- their annual forage forms, call Teresa Shown in back are Brenda Thies, Beth Shemonic, lab director Mike dates. Additional nomi- production and answer Steckler at 695-4917 or Whitt, Christine Reeder and Ida Fay Harris. nations can be made producer questions. register online at from the floor. Paul Walker, an ani- web.extension.illinois.edu/ After the business mal scientist from Illi- dsac/. By College of American Pathologists session, there will be a drawing for attendance prizes and ten Chester lab is accredited $75 credits on electric Free shows a part As the result of a re- began in the early thologists, and is the bills. Random draw- cent onsite inspection, 1960s, as being equal-to worldwide leader in ings will be made for of Du Quoin fair the laboratory at Me- or more stringent than quality assurance. four $1,000 scholar- morial Hospital in the government’s own in- During Memorial’s ships. Four free-admission Chester has received spection program and is inspection, inspectors Member registration concerts will be held at accreditation from the considered to be the gold examined the lab’s will be at 4:30 in the the Du Quoin State College of American standard in laboratory records and quality Legion club room. Fair that runs August Pathologists. accreditation. control of procedures Food will be served in 23 through September This accreditation is CAP serves more for the past two years. the small hall at 4:30. 1. part of the CAP’s Labo- than 18,000 physician CAP inspectors also Jim and Tim Beattie The free shows in- ratory Accreditation members and the glo- examined lab staff and Randy Preston will clude Gretchen Wilson, Program. bal laboratory commu- qualifications, equip- take the stage from 5 to Darryle Worley, Aaron The U.S. government nity. It is the world’s ment, facilities, safety 6:30. There will be a Tippin and Uncle recognizes the CAP largest association, programs and records children’s program at Kracker. Laboratory Accredita- composed exclusively and overall manage- 6:45 in the bowling al- “Because of our spon- tion Program, which of board-certified pa- ment. ley. sors, we are not charging $60 a ticket like it would take to attend one of these shows al- Aaron Tippin most anywhere else in Prenatal class at this country,” said John Rednour Jr., manager of the fair. Chester hospital Uncle Kracker will play in the beer tent The next prenatal August 23 at 10 p.m. class at Chester Memo- 10% OFF August 25 will in- rial Hospital will be Includes clude a free show by Saturday, August 24 BULK LANDSCAPING Darryl Worley during from 8:30 a.m. to 3 nutrition, the veterans apprecia- p.m. in the hospital conference room. tion night at a time to Gretchen Wilson safety, be announced. There RN Jill Arbeiter and LPN Julie Hartman are MULCH will be a fireworks dis- ite in this part of the growth, play after the concert. country,” Rednour the instructors. “Everybody needs to said. “Not just because Class curriculum in- discipline Red Oak • Cedar be here for this show,” of her music but be- cludes maternal nutrition, pregnancy com- Dark Brown Rednour said. “This is cause of where she is Hurry Offer Ends July 31, 2013 a chance to show your from.” plications, infant feed- techniques are intro- deep appreciation for Wilson grew up in ing, child safety, duced and practiced. the freedoms of this Pocahontas, a rural growth and develop- The class is free of TILDEN ELEVATOR great nation and to sa- southern Illinois com- ment of the newborn, charge. Preregistra- Sam Mulholland lute the men and munity. discipline and child tion is preferred. To Owner 618-587-2851 women who have Tippin will take the rearing. Cesarean sec- register or for more in- fought and are fight- stage September 1 in tions, anesthesia op- formation, call the 618-587-3707 • Cell 618-534-2855 ing to keep us alive.” the beer tent at 10 p.m. tions, lamaze breath- nursing office at 826- Mon. - Fri. 8am-4:30pm • Sat. 8:30am-Noon • After Hours By Appt. Wilson will make her “This is going to be ing and relaxation 4581 extension 1223. appearance August 28 another great show at a time to be an- and a great way to nounced. start winding down the “She is a huge favor- fair,” Rednour said.

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Chester grade registration Registration for 19, 20 and 21. The first Chester Grade School day of school is August will be held August 5- 16 for grades 1-8. A 7 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. First day kindergarten open and August 8 from 1 to house will be held Au- 7 p.m. in the school of school gust 22 with the first lobby. day of class for kinder- Fees are $50 for garten August 23, grades K-8 and $32 for for grades which is also the first the early childhood day for early child- program. Sports fees 1-8 is hood. The first day for are $40 per student per prekindergarten is sport. Fees are payable September 3. by the first practice af- August 16 School pictures will ter tryouts for each be taken during regis- sport. tration. The cost for school tember 1. Physical Proof of residency is breakfast is $1.15 each. forms, certified birth required at the time of Lunch for grades K-6 certificates and immu- registration. Two docu- is $1.85, for grades 7- nization records are to ments will be required. 8 $2.05. For adults, the be presented at the A utility bill, closing price is $2.20. Milk is time of registration. papers on a residence, Lions Club 40 cents. Here is a list of other an Illinois public aid Jon Lueth, Megan Cunningham and Katie Burns each recently Children enrolling in important dates. Final card or a current received a $500 Tom Maybell Sparta Lions Club scholarship. Above kindergarten must be registration for kinder- driver’s license will be from left are Lueth, 2012-2013 Sparta Lions Club President Steve five years old by Sep- garten is August 16, accepted. Joiner and Cunningham. Burns is not pictured. Below from left are Bert Gebhardt, Joiner and Sheryl Owen. Gebhardt and Owen were the R.L. Hartman Sparta Lions of the year award recipients. They were the first two female club members to ever win the honor.

Receive CNA scholarships Six certified nurse aide students at the Career Center of Southern Illinois, formerly Beck Area Career Center, have received scholarships from the Raymond and Adeline Rusteberg Scholarship Fund. In front from left are Megan Kirby of Steeleville, Bobby Rodewald of Sparta and Madison Brown of Sparta. In back are Victor Taylor of Sparta and Jazan Wallace of Sparta. For more information or to enroll in the nurse assistant program at the center, call 473-2222. Beaty is honored Ashley Beaty of She also graduated PILLOW TOP QUEEN Pinckneyville recently magna cum laude. received the honor of Beaty is the daughter Weekly MATTRESS SET college scholar in el- of Marshall and DeAnn Only ementary education at Sowder of Pinckney- Greenville College. ville. 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SPARTA MATTRESS CENTER Monday, July 29, 3pm-7pm in the school office; 113 West Jackson St. • Sparta • (618) 708-3006 Tuesday, July 30, 3pm-7pm in the school office; Wednesday, July 31, 9am-3pm in the church office -- Located Across From City Hall -- Thursday, August 1, 9am-3pm in the church office. Thursday & Friday 11am-7pm The registration fee for kindergarten through grade 8 will be Saturday 9am-2pm • Sunday 11:30am - 3pm $165 per child. This fee includes a computer lab and Buzz Book fee. Parents are asked to pay registration fees and one month’s tuition. 1505 N. Market • Northtown Center •Sparta • 443-3900 BUNK BEDS MONDAY-FRIDAY 8AM-7PM • SATURDAY 9AM-6PM New Selection Just Arrived!!! A late registration fee of $10 will be assessed for the registration of students after this date. Registration is considered to be the completing and returning of all the necessary forms. St. John Lutheran School admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made TRICO SCHOOLS REGISTRATION available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in the Registration for Trico students will be held Tuesday Students planning to enroll and attend Trico Schools administration of its educational policies, admission policies, and Wednesday, August 6 and August 7, 2013. Buildings must be in compliance with The School Code of Illinois scholarships, athletic and other school-administered as it relates to physical examinations and immunizations. programs. will be open from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 noon and 1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. and from 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. on both days. All students entering the Trico district in kindergarten, For further information, please call the school office at 826-4345. Students new to the district should make a request at sixth and ninth grades MUST have a physical examination registration for their records to be sent to the Trico and current immunizations to be presented on the day of District. Registration will consist of the completion of registration. The Department of Public Health requires enrollment information, health and emergency proof of immunity against diphtheria acelluar pertussis, St. Mark’s Lutheran information, and the payment of registration fees. Food tetanus, poliomyelitis (polio), rubeola (German measles), School Registration Stamp, SNAP and/or TANF, and Public Aid numbers and rubella (red measles). All students entering will be required if applicable. kindergarten MUST provide a VISION exam and proof St. Mark’s Lutheran School The cost of registration fees for the 2013/2014 school of lead screening. Vision exam forms are available at the STEELEVILLE year will be: Kindergarten through grade 5 = $37.00, elementary office. ALL students must provide proof of a Offering Preschool & Kindergarten Through 8th Grade grades 6 – 8 = $57.00; and grades 9 through 12 = $60.00. second MMR vaccine. All students entering kindergarten, Registration cost for families with multiple children second and sixth-grades are required to have a dental Thursday, August 1 registering in the district will be $5.00 less per child after examination by a licensed dentist. Trico students not in 1:00pm-8:30pm one full registration is paid. All sports require a fee of compliance with this law will be excluded from school SCHOOL CAFETERIA $50.00 per student per sport, with a maximum fee of and not be permitted to return to school until compliance with this law is finalized. Featured Programs: $100.00 per student. Fifth and sixth-grade students are • A complete Quality Christian Education since 1879 program exempt. All sports fees are required to be paid before Normal start time for Trico is 8:35 a.m. at the junior developed on the word of God student is allowed to participate. There is also a high and 8:40 a.m. at the elementary and high school, • A solid curriculum taught by dedicated qualified teaching staff participation fee for band of $25.00, for Scholar Bowl of with dismissal beginning at 3:20 p.m. at the elementary, • Smart board and Promethean Board Technology $25.00, and $50.00 for driver’s education. 3:25 p.m. at the junior high and 3:30 p.m. at the high • Low student teacher ratio Kindergarten orientation will be Tuesday, August 20, school. The first day of attendance will be Tuesday, • Computer Lab 2013 at 6:00 p.m. First-grade orientation will be Monday, August 20, 2013, with school beginning at normal time • Team sports/cheerleading programs August 19, 2013 at 6:00 p.m. Kindergarten and first- and dismissing at 2:40 p.m. at the Elementary school, • Half & Full Day Preschool Program and Full Day Kindergarten grade children are to report to their classrooms for 2:45 p.m. at the junior high, and 2:50 p.m. at the High • Latchkey before and after school program orientation and bring their school supplies. School. ... AND MUCH MORE!! Sixth-grade orientation will be Monday, August 19, Kindergarten students will not attend on August 20. Visit our website for details or call the office at 965-3838 2013 at 6:00 p.m. in the Media Center. Freshmen Kindergarten students with last names beginning with A www.stmarksteeleville.com/pages/aboutus.aspx orientation will be on Monday, August 19, 2013 at 6:30 – L will attend August 21 and students with last names St. Mark’s Lutheran School and Early Learning Center admits students p.m. in the High School Auditorium. beginning with M – Z will attend on August 22. All of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, Breakfast prices for the 2013/2014 school year will be kindergarten students attend starting August 23. programs and activities accorded to or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and $1.00 for elementary breakfast and $1.25 for junior high All students will have pictures taken at the time of ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admissions & high school breakfast. Lunch prices will be $1.75 for registration. Students will also be offered an opportunity policies, scholarship programs, and athletic and other school- kindergarten through grade 5 and $2.00 for grades 6 administered programs. to have their pictures taken on a picture make-up day through 12. An ala carte lunch program will also be St. Mark’s is recognized by the Illinois State Board after the school year begins. of Education for Nonpublic Elementary School offered for students in junior and senior high schools. July 18, 2013 County Journal Page 11 Tilden man joins Long is Sparta school board on college honors list Price’s primary contract adopted Shelby Long, a 2012 The Sparta school program that is funded graduate of Chester board is back at full through the Illinois High School, has been strength. State Board of Educa- named to the pres- At Monday night’s tion. She said studies ident’s list for the fall meeting, Kevin Holliday have shown that school 2012 and spring 2013 of Tilden was sworn in boards do make a differ- semesters at Lewis & to replace Todd Brooks. ence in student achieve- Clark College in God- Brooks resigned shortly ment. frey. after the April election. Brauer said she would To be eligible for the The board planned to like to conduct the gov- president’s list, stu- present Brooks with a ernance program at dents must have a 3.75- plaque of appreciation Sparta, and the board 4.0 GPA. Monday night, but he agreed. It is free of Long is a member of was not at the meeting. charge and will include Phi Theta Kappa Honor The new contract for seven workshops over Society and plays vol- Amy Price as principal an 18-month period. The leyball for the Lewis of the primary was ap- program is based on an and Clark Trailblazers. proved. It calls for a sal- Iowa study of Georgia She recently earned ary of $63,000 for 10 schools. membership in the Mid- and a half months’ work. The board accepted the west Athletic Confer- Family insurance is retirement of Patricia ence for academic all- capped at $1,223 a Baue as a high school conference volleyball. month. aide and the resigna- Steeleville summer reading Long is the daughter A pay increase of 2.39 tions of Brad Robinson The Steeleville library started its summer reading program July 11 by of Glenn and Mary percent was approved as a janitor and high featuring storyteller Carol Mercer of Marissa. Participants colored a Long and granddaugh- for the district’s six non- school teachers Megan picture of a character from one of Mercer’s stories. Some of those coloring ter of Marcella Schmer- union, confidential sec- and Seth English. They were, from left, Maria Braun, Katherine Braun and Austin Young. The next bauch and Virginia retaries. have taken positions program is July 18. Long of Chester. The board heard from elsewhere. Nesa Brauer, represent- The prevailing wage ing the Illinois Associa- act was adopted. tion of School Boards. It was noted that the Marissa teachers have new contract fall session for Sparta She talked about the Marissa school teach- month). schools will start August Targeting Achievement ers have a new one-year Teachers who don’t 20. through Governance contract. The board took take the insurance will Teachers get a $700 step final action on the pact receive a $500 a month at the July 15 board annuity. and additional sick day Trico handbook meeting. The teachers Stipends for C team have also approved the coaches in junior high aide, Gina Hamm as a school boys basketball new contract. baseball were removed four-hour math teacher. coach and Christine change bans soda According to the meet- from the contract. Jason Smith was hired Tedrow as a two-hour ing minutes, the con- In personnel matters, as junior varsity high cafeteria aide. tract calls for teachers to the board hired Cara It’s a new state requirement receive a step of $700, an Phelps as a five-hour By Greg Myers National Bank of Ava. additional sick day and cafeteria worker, Laura To keep up with new The remaining money fully paid single medical Straube as a part-time Dirt For Sale state lunch regulations, will stay in an account insurance ($620 per Spanish/home liaison/ the Trico school board at First State Bank of Road & Driveway Rock approved some changes Campbell Hill. All Sizes Rock • Tailgate Spread to its high school, jun- In related news, the ior high and elementary board voted to keep the RED handbooks. three same banks as its DOT The most noticeable depositories for the RED DOT change is that soda is 2013-2014 school year. CONSTRUCTION not allowed in school The banks are First cafeterias even if the State Bank of Campbell 826-4045 soda is part of a packed Hill, First National lunch from home. Bank of Ava and First “If a student is spotted National Bank of Steele- with a soda in the cafete- ville. ria during an inspec- A number of bids were tion, the school could be accepted by the board, fined under new state including Baker Broth- regulations,” said Su- ers (fuel), Chester Dairy perintendent Jack (dairy), Gateway FS (pe- Smith. troleum products) and The board voted to in- Salem Tire (tires). No vest the majority of the bids were offered for $1.7 million working bread, so the school dis- cash bonds sold in Janu- trict will order its bread ary. Trico will invest $1 through the co-op for million of that money the 2013-2014 school Locally Owned into certificates of de- year. Fast, Affordable and Beautiful Buildings posit at First State Bank An agreement with Dependable of Campbell Hill and Southern Illinois Health- Service QUIVEY $350,000 into money care was approved for stu- for your Rural Lifestyle market accounts at First dent job shadowing. Timely Pick-up Sanitation, Inc. 128C W. Main • Sparta Local SEMO grads Residential And FS Construction Services and Walters Buildings Commercial offer it all – from design to construction – with Eight area students re- Bud include Reid Mc- unmatched experience. cently received degrees Cutchen in historic pres- from Southeast Mis- ervation, Kaitlan Schoe- TRASH souri State University in nbeck cum laude in busi- Cape Girardeau. ness administration and PICK-UP Sparta residents in- Katelyn Sutterer cum We Proudly Serve Jeff Quivey, Owner & Operator clude Ambrea Avery, laude in communication who graduated summa disorders. 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The shelter is Chester • Du Quoin • Pinckneyville • Sparta • Steeleville full to the brim with 800-344-7058 pets and is in dire need 'LVFRXQWEDVHGRQ0DULRQ(\H&HQWHUVRULJLQDOUHWDLOSULFHIRUH\HJODVVIUDPHVOHQVHVDQGRSWLRQV7KHVHVSHFLDOVGRQRWLQFOXGHUHDGHUVDQGFDQQRWEHXVHGLQFRQMXQFWLRQZLWKDQ\ of donations to house, LQVXUDQFHEHQH¿WYLVLRQSODQRUFRXSRQDQGGRHVQRWDSSO\WRSULRURIIHUVSXUFKDVHVRUFXVWRPDQGSUHPLXPSDFNDJHV&HUWDLQUHVWULFWLRQVDSSO\OLPLWHGWLPHRIIHU6HHVWRUHIRUGHWDLOV feed and vet them. Page 12 County Journal July 18, 2013 Willisville makes a zoning change Your Randolph/Jackson for a planned tattoo parlor in town County Connection Come See All zoning matters George Skurat Jr. will Robert Eldridge, com- the job in Cutler. His have been resolved in be the landlord, and the plaining about the re- name was not available. preparation for a tattoo shop will be operated by cent speed bump placed Scott Hardesty was ap- Mike Shields parlor in Willisville. William Yankey. Skurat on Lake Drive. Eldridge pointed to the zoning Tuesday night, the said he wants to eventu- claimed the bump was board. For All Your Vehicle Needs town board concurred ally expand the business installed to protect an The board accepted the with its zoning board to include tanning beds adjacent landowner’s bid from Shawn Parker New 2013 and approved a zoning and a barber shop. dogs while they run of Chester to purchase CHEVY CRUZE change to allow the busi- The board agreed to loose. two used Chevrolet Blaz- AUTOMATIC ness on Peach Street. purchase a new Grass- Warner said the bump ers from the town for MSRP $19,030 The zoning board rec- hopper lawn mower was installed to slow $1,400. Weber Price ommended, and the from Coleman Lawn traffic on the road, not The board approved $ town board agreed, to Equipment for $9,995, to protect any dogs. placing a fire hydrant 16,900 change zoning on both including the trade-in of Warner said he has along Route 4 south as sides of Peach Street the town’s John Deere reached an agreement requested by Bill Gall. It from Broadway to Laub mower. with a person to be the will be put in at the same from residential to com- Mayor Clarence War- dog catcher. He is the time the town’s new wa- WEBERWEBER mercial property. ner read a letter from same person who does ter lines are installed. CHEVROLET W’ville 701 Old State Rte. 3 • Columbia Tilden discusses codification 618-218-5111 • Cell 618-920-3059 and curfew issues at meeting plans By Dan Zobel Chief Fred Frederking Kevin Holliday also Sept. He Loves It. Charles Dykes was ap- agreed that they would commented on the pic- pointed back on the step things up and try nic. He said there was a festival You Hate It. board in Tilden Tuesday to crack down on the good turnout, and the Plans are under way to fill the spot that after curfew. park has been cleaned for another fall festi- Tony Shelton resigned It was also brought up up and is back to nor- val in Willisville. It It’s Time To Sell It. at last month’s village that despite the fact that mal. will be held September board meeting. the area in front of the Holliday went on to tell 28. Dykes had served on post office by the flag is the board that the recent Crystal Vogel was at the board previously but labeled as no parking, Private Eisenhower me- the town board meet- was not elected in April. people have been park- morial ride that passed ing Tuesday night and In other action, board ing there, anyway. through Tilden and received unofficial ap- member Roy Mahan When cars park there, stopped at the cemetery proval to hold the fes- spoke about problems he it has concerned people was awe-inspiring. tival in the park. has encountered with because they fear an ac- He said that he thinks It will include beer codification enforce- cident could happen eas- the people involved in and food stands, mu- ment. ily because it is hard to the ride were truly sic and a little Mr. and He said there has been see the cars when they amazed at what the town Miss Willisville con- a couple of people he has pull out. Frederking as- had waiting for them. test. Vogel said she We’ll Find Someone To Take sent letters to about get- sured people that the po- Tilden had the cemetery also wants to recog- ting the grass cut, and lice force would watch looking nice and had re- nize the town’s oldest It Off Your Hands. while most of them do for parked cars in the no freshments and several man and woman. take care of it, some do parking zone. speakers. She said there will be not. Frederking reported The board agreed that a hillbilly cookoff and He does not have a that the recent Tilden they would love for the a vendor fair. COUNTY JOURNAL problem with giving picnic went smoothly, town to be included the For more informa- them time to do it as and they had few police next time the ride oc- tion, contact Vogel at CLASSIFIEDS long as they are taking calls during it. curs. 357-0246. 1101 E. PINE • PO BOX 369 • PERCY • 497-8272 care of it, but he feels his hands are tied. “I can go tell these people to cut their grass,” Mahan said. “They are supposed to do it, but I can’t make them. After that, it goes to the attorney, and who knows how long that can take.” Mahan said he has been told by the town’s attorney that just writ- P A R T N E R S ing tickets is not effec- tive, and he would rather have them continue to write letters. If hometown insurance agency the letters do not take care of the issue, then it will go to the state’s at- As of June 1, 2013 Partners Insurance Agencies purchased Hometown Insurance Agency. We are now torney. In some other cases, Partners Hometown Insurance Agency. With this change, we bring many exciting improvements. Mahan said people have worked things out with the zoning board, and he First of all, we have a beautiful new office located at 1420 Sparta Center in Sparta by Subway, Great does not find out about Clips and Verizon Wireless. Also, Jennifer Smith is back as managing agent. Our agents include Gina it until after spending time trying to take care Montroy, personal lines, Barb Geggie-Reichenbacher, commercial lines and Mike Balding, owner/ of it himself. commercial lines. In response, Mayor Don Keeton said it would be a good idea to Jennifer Smith was the driving force with Hometown Insurance Agency from 2002 until last fall talk to the attorney and zoning board so every- when she left for another agency. Barb Geggie-Reichenbacher had been with Hometown until 2006. body would be on the Since then, Barb has handled commercial accounts at another large agency. We’re very pleased to same page. In other news, resident have them both back. Gina Montroy is new to the business and is proving to be a fast learner. Mike Hubert Junger brought Balding grew up on a farm south of Red Bud on Black Jack Road and, after moving to Baldwin, up the town curfew to the board. He said there attended Sparta High School before joining the military. was one instance when he heard five or six kids outside his house Mike has been in the business since 1982 and also owns Partners Insurance Agencies in East Alton around 2 a.m., and he and Chester. Casey Parker is Mike’s daughter and is the managing agent in Chester. She is in the called Keeton. Keeton responded and Chester office with personal lines agent Jennifer Wittenborn. took care of the matter immediately. Junger asked if anything could Partners Hometown Insurance Agency will be offering all of the carriers provided by the prior be done with the curfew. ownership and adding some exciting new options. Please call to set up a review prior to your next Tilden has its curfew in accordance with that of renewal. state law, which states that the walking curfew is 11 o’clock weeknights Partners agencies are committed to integrity and service to our clients and community. and midnight on weekends. 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New officers The Steeleville American Legion Auxiliary has installed new officers. From left, they are Assistant Sergeant at Arms Judy Wedemeyer, Chaplain Delphine Misselhorn, Historian Ruby Muench, Sergeant at Arms Melba Brenning, Treasurer Kim Ruebke, Secretary Pat Wilson, Vice President Doris Ralhfs and President Rose Bartens.

Receives 20-year pin Coulterville Lions Club member Harold Joines, center, received his 20- year membership pin from club President Fred Frederking as club Secretary Teresa Joines looks on. Robert Rust, who has been a Lions Club member for 55 years, was not available for the photo. The Coulterville Lions Club was established in 1938. For membership information, contact Teresa Joines at 317-7190. Photo by Diana Cole Fair continues The Randolph County CONSTRUCTION Fair in Sparta continues this week. Special events are scheduled for Thurs- Interior @ Exterior Remodeling day through Sunday. Thursday morning will be two remaining animal Seamless Guttering shows. The open dairy show is at 8:30 and the al- 618-357-1473 paca show at 9:30. Friday evening the Little Mr. and Miss program will start at 6 p.m. in the community building at the park. That same evening SKID STEER at 7, the truck/tractor pull will start. 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By Dan Zobel As you walk into Wally’s Original restaurant in Chester, you will Menu not only breathe in an array of great smelling features foods, but on the back wall you will see an ar- rangement of pictures of more than Italian actors. Included on the wall pizza are two original paintings by former mobster Henry Hill. Waltemate said. “He actually had his July 6 marked the sec- hands on them,” said ond year of Wally’s. The owner and chef Ryan building used to be Owner and chef at Wally’s Original restaurant in Chester Ryan Waltemate, known as Wally, stands Waltemate, known as Marcello’s before Walte- in front of the wall of pictures in his restaurant. The wall includes pictures of many Italian actors. Wally. “He did those, mate purchased it. The two color paintings in the center are former mobster, turned FBI informant, Henry Hill originals. which is kind of creepy.” “We’re trying to stick Hill was a Mafia asso- with the Italian theme,” They hand-make every- popping up all over the Thursday evening and “We’re not done yet,” ciate who turned FBI Waltemate said. “I’m not thing. place, it makes it kind of runs through the week- Waltemate said. “We informant and spent an Italian in any way, There is nothing deep difficult sometimes, ac- end. need the continued sup- many years in witness but I can cook pasta, so fried, and he does not cording to Waltemate. “That’s what keeps it port so we can get where protection. The movie it works.” even own a deep fryer. “I’m always on the interesting for me and we’re going.” “Goodfellas” was loosely Waltemate said he can “That can be a good hunt for young talent,” my saute cook,” Walte- Waltemate wants to based on his life of and does cook just about thing and a bad thing,” Waltemate said. “You mate said. make sure every customer crime. everything. He is a clas- Waltemate said. “A lot of don’t have to have a What he really enjoys is happy, and to make the From 1955 to 1980, he sically trained chef and people like fried food, good knowledge of cook- is when he is able to restaurant a place every- was a member of the worked fine dining in but I don’t like smelling ing as an employee to switch things up on body wants to be. Lucchese crime family, St. Louis for five years. like a deep fryer.” start working here, be- Mother’s Day, Valen- He also realizes that the and in 1980 his testimony He has a heavy influence He plans to remodel the cause I can teach.” tine’s Day, and New prices for some of the helped convict Paul Vario from French and Asian kitchen and said right He said sometimes it is Years Eve and private food items may be a little and James Burke. cuisines, and worked now it is still set up to better to have someone events. higher than other restau- He died in June 2012 with a Taiwanese chef be a pizza joint. with no experience as “We have a pretty good rants in the area. He be- of heart problems. for two years. At the moment, they long as they have a reputation,” Waltemate lieves this is alright be- “I’m a film geek, and When Waltemate said are working off of a six- thirst for knowledge said. “It’s not your nor- cause “at Wally’s you get it’s an Italian restau- when he was a kid, he burner range. With 13 and are willing to work mal cuisine or what you what you pay for.” rant,” Waltemate said. spent a lot of time in the entrees during the din- at it. This is because could get from other “We deliver quality. We “When I was in the early kitchen with his grand- ner rush, that can be a someone who does not area restaurants. We work from raw products, stages of buying the mother where he got a lot to handle. know how to cook usu- have good food, and you and we actually cook,” business, my friends heavy dose of German in- “It’s a fun work environ- ally will not have bad don’t have to drive an Waltemate said. “I think and I joked about having fluence. ment,” Waltemate said. habits to break. hour to get it.” that’s the most important a picture of the Pope, “Most of the food we “It’s high pressure, high “You can make them in Waltemate said he has thing. If you want real Sinatra, Travolta and think of as country stress and wears on your your own image, so to had customers tell him and fresh food, you’re in things like that.” cooking is really all Ger- body, mind and heart, but speak,” Waltemate said. that they just had the the right place.” Waltemate said many man,” Waltemate said. I couldn’t imagine doing “I’ve had some take to it best meal ever. Some of So if you want to stop in customers like to check He worked for the state anything else.” very well, and for some those customers live just and check out some Ital- out the pictures on his for four years before Waltemate said one of it’s like beating your down the street from ian actor history, learn wall. If he sees them buying the restaurant. the drawbacks about head against the wall.” him, and he thinks that about a Henry Hill paint- looking at the pictures, Waltemate believes the working in this area is He said at times you is pretty cool. ing or two or just want to Waltemate will go over restaurant does every- that kids do not want to have to fight burnout The big thing is to keep have a change of pace and tell them a little bit thing the right way. All work in the kitchen and with making some of the getting people to come meal, remember the slo- about the pictures. of their sauces are made learn how to cook. same things over and back, according to gan on Wally’s t-shirts: “We’ve been meaning in-house, and they make Compared to a metro- over, but that is why he Waltemate, and that is “It’s not good food for a to put more Italian la- all of their own dough politan area where you offers a new special ev- why he believes they still small town, it’s just good dies up there, as well,” and roll out fresh pasta. have culinary schools ery week that comes out have work to do. food.”

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By Greg Myers www.countyjournalsports.com Steeleville and Sparta will faceoff in semifinals With a chance to play Casey Venable got Steeleville’s lone run in the fourth inning mance where he only to push the score to 4- for the district title on the start on the hill for came in the bottom of and took the lead later allowed two runs, one 1. Herrin got one more the line, Sparta and Steeleville. He got the seventh when A.J. in the inning. earned, on three hits run in the bottom of the Steeleville will do knocked around early, Jeffers singled to drive Sparta earned a with four walks, fan- third, but it would not battle for the second thanks in part to some in Meyerhoff, who had rematch with Steel- ning 10 hitters. be enough, as Sparta time in tournament errors behind him. tripled. Caleb Arbeiter eville Wednesday night Sparta got on top in held them scoreless play Wednesday night. Murphysboro struck (double), Bradley Goet- for the right to play the first inning. Collin the rest of the way. This time its an elimi- for two runs in the first, ting and Darin Winkel- Murphysboro in the Wiegard drove Wilson Meyerhoff led the nation game. second, fourth and fifth man all added hits for title game. in on an RBI single. way hitting with a 2-3 Murphysboro 9 inning and added a Steeleville. Sparta 4 Herrin tied it up in the performance with an Steeleville 1 single run in the sixth. Sparta 9 Herrin 2 bottom of the first but RBI, and Miller was 2- Third-seeded Steel- Venable worked into Marion 5 Sparta stayed alive in Sparta got two more in 3, as well. Wilson and eville was unable to the fourth before Sparta rallied from the losers bracket of the top of the second Wiegard were both 1-4, take down top-seeded Daron Meyerhoff re- an early 2-0 deficit to the tournament with a on a two-run single off while Wilson had two Murphysboro July 16 lieved him. The two knock off Marion 9-5 4-2 win over Herrin the bat of Wilson. RBI and Wiegard in the semifinal game pitchers combined to July 16 to advance to July 15. Sparta got its final notched one. Luke Mar- of the American Legion give up 19 hits to go the semifinals of the Jacob Miller got the run in the top of the low was 1-3 in the win 25th District baseball along with four Steel- district tournament. start on the hill and the third on an RBI single to round out the hit- tournament, losing 9-1. eville errors. Sparta tied the game win in a stellar perfor- from Justin Meyerhoff ting. Steeleville hands Sparta first loss in district tourney play A couple of delays drawn a walk, and key hits and played and moving the game Boyd Miles was hit by good defense. We from Murphysboro to a pitch thrown by have some pretty good Steeleville during the Sparta’s Seth Shevlin momentum right first inning didn’t before the game was now.” seem to have any ef- moved to Steeleville. The long delay fect on the Steeleville After a groundout by didn’t seem to bother Senior Legion team in Darin Meyerhoff, Arbeiter, who was a 13-1 win over Sparta back-to-back RBI dominant throughout. in the second round of singles by Casey Ven- “The delay was diffi- the district tourna- able and Darin cult,” said Arbeiter. “I ment July 14. Winkelman gave warmed up before the With a start time Steeleville a 2-0 lead. game and had to wait scheduled for 4 p.m., Sparta answered awhile and do it all Sparta and Steeleville with a run in the bot- over. I think my fast- had to wait until Mur- tom half of the inning. ball was a lot better to- physboro rallied to It would be the team’s night, and my slider beat Marion in 11 in- only run of the game. was breaking a lot. It nings to get on the Blake Ragland was a big win for us. field. reached base with a We now get to take on Just as play started, two-out walk by Ches- the best team. This is a slight rain began to ter starting pitcher Ar- where we wanted to fall. A couple of min- beiter. A single by be.” utes later, it was a Shevlin followed by a While Arbeiter was Steeleville’s Klayton Bunselmeyer slides safely into home plate to score down pour at Chep single by Nick Ozier able to overcome the a run in his team’s win over Sparta July 14. Kessel Field in Mur- led to the run. long delay, Sparta physboro. After more It was all Steeleville pitchers had a tough run and allowed two was replaced by Mey- on wild pitches, and than a 30-minute rain after that. Arbeiter al- time. Shevlin lasted to runs to score on wild erhoff, down 4-1. Miles earned an RBI delay, it was deter- lowed just two more just the fourth inning pitches. A two-out double by with a bases loaded mined the field was hits the rest of the and walked four bat- Leading 2-1, Steel- Miles scored two runs. walk. After the inning unplayable and the way, while fanning 12 ters and hit two. Jus- eville broke the game Meyerhoff drove in was over, Steeleville game was moved to to earn the win. tin Meyerhoff also open in the fourth. Ve- two more with a led 13-1. Harold Harmsen Field “Caleb did what we didn’t last long on the nable started the in- single, and Steeleville The lead would hold in Steeleville. needed him to do,” mound. He gave up ning with a double. A was up big, 8-1. up, and Steeleville ad- The game resumed said Steeleville coach three hits, walked and walk to Winkelman Steeleville added vanced to take on around 6:20 p.m. with Darryl Winkelman. hit a couple of batters and Klayton Bunselm- five runs in the fifth to Murphysboro in the two runners on base “When we have the and threw several wild eyer being hit by a coast to the win. Jake next round. In the for Steeleville in the majority of our play- pitches. Dylan Morri- pitch loaded the bases Lochhead picked up opening round, Steel- top of the first inning ers here, we are pretty son didn’t have his for Steeleville. Shev- an RBI single. Bun- eville earned a forfeit with nobody out. tough. We hit the ball best stuff in relief ei- lin walked the next selmeyer, Arbeiter win over Pinck- Caleb Arbeiter had well early, got several ther. He walked in a two batters before he and Lochhead scored neyville. Local youth shooting teams awarded more than $25,000 from Friends of the NRA Through fundraising efforts, the Perry/Ran- dolph Friends of the National Rifle Associa- tion will be giving out more than $25,000 in grants to youth shooting programs in Perry, Jackson, Randolph, Monroe, St. Clair and Washington counties. Locally, the shooting teams from Red Bud, Pinckneyville, Steel- eville, Trico and Marissa were all awarded grant money. Average grant totals for each Scholastic Clay Target Program team are approximately $4,000. “Safety, education, training and the future of our shooting sports for our next genera- One of the grants went to the Pinckneyville shooting sports team. The team and its coaches are pictured with Perry/ tions are the main ob- Randolph Friends of the National Rifle Association chapter chairman Veron Auld (far left). jectives of the pro- are used to support matches, programs or in 2007. grams, public shooting reviewed by a panel gram,” said Veron programs and or events.” Beneficiaries of the sports events, law en- then recommended for Auld, Friends of the events in southern Illi- The Perry/Randolph grant program over the forcement and safety approval or denial. NRA chapter chair- nois or to benefit Illi- Friends of the NRA has years include scholas- and training programs. Friends of the NRA man. “All funds raised nois youth participat- raised over $60,000 tic shooting teams, Boy Organizations apply represent the nonprofit in southern Illinois ing in national since its first banquet Scouts, county 4-H pro- for grants, which are branch of the NRA. Southern Express tryouts Fastpitch softball players throughout southern Illinois and bordering states are invited to try out for Southern Express softball. Southern Express will hold tryouts for its GRAND highly competitive regional select travel teams in the following age divisions: 8U, 10U, 12U, 14U, 16U and 18U. Tryouts are scheduled at various times and locations for the different age divisions. Check RE-OPENING southernexpresssoftball.com for more information or call Mike Thomas at 967-1601 or Michele Friday, July 26 Rushing at 534-1640. 11am-2pm Sparta will host running camp Upgraded Sparta High School will host a running camp July 22-26 from 8 to 11 a.m. The camp is open to all ages and running abili- ties. The cost is $20, and participants will receive a tee shirt. Make checks payable to Sparta High School/ cross country. For more information, call head cross country Give-Aways coach Darren Latham at 334-7905 or email him Food & Soda Kessler second at [email protected]. Kendra Kessler of Sparta, left, competed in the Evansville baseball/softball tryouts WHCO Broadcasting Nashville Junior Golf Tournament July 11 in Farm Bureau Give-Aways the 16-18 age division. She shot an 80 for the Evansville Attendance Center softball tryouts day, placing second.The first nine holes, she begin July 29 from 9 to 10:30 a.m. at the school shot an impressive 36 but got in water trouble field. Baseball tryouts begin July 29 from 3:30 to the back nine and shot a 44. Pictured with 5:30 p.m. at the city park. Kendra is RaeChelle Leiken of Vandalia, who Students entering fifth through eighth grades placed first, shooting a 76. Kendra will be a are eligible to participate. All athletes must have senior this fall and is the daughter of Blane and a current sports physical before they are allowed 617 S. St. Louis St. Kris Kessler. to try out FUEL 24 SPARTA Page 16 County Journal July 18, 2013 S’ville volleyball camp The Steeleville Lady Warrior volleyball team will hold a volleyball camp for girls For girls going into fourth through eighth grades July 29-31 from 6 to going into 8:30 p.m. at the high school. fourth The camp will be staffed by Steeleville head coach Dr. Renee through Rheinecker, assistant coach Lesley eighth Holloway and members of the Lady War- rior volleyball team. grades Kids attending will learn fundamentals of volleyball, including and is open to stu- serving, bumping, set- dents from surround- ting and spiking. ing schools. The camp will also Registration will be include skills and held from 5:30 to 6:00 drills learned from the p.m. Monday, July 29 coaches and players of before the camp starts. SIU Edwardsville. For more informa- The cost is $30 and tion, contact Rhei- includes a tee shirt necker at 615-9409. Lincoln baseball/softball tryouts Sparta Lincoln base- fairgrounds ball dia- ball and softball tryouts mond. Softball tryouts will be held July 29 will be held at the grade through August 1 from school diamond. Riptide win tournament 9 to 11 a.m. each day. All athletes must Baseball tryouts will have a current physi- The Route 3 Riptide 12U boys baseball team completed its 2013 season last weekend by capturing be held at the Sparta first in the American Division of the SISBL postseason tournament. During the season, the cal to try out. Riptide also participated in the Memorial Day Madness Tournament held in Manchester, Missouri and took second. The team features boys from Red Bud, Prairie du Rocher, Waterloo and Steeleville. Members of the team shown from left are Austin Melliere, Dylan Altadonna, Adam Bowling Urish, AJ Stearns, Austin Whelan, Tripp Hasenstab, Jack Simpson, Bradley Mertz, Caleb Langrehr, Cole Steibel, Josh Fithian and Jacob Lattimore. Coaches shown in back are Chad Langrehr, Steeleville Jeremy Simpson, Gary Fithian and Tom Hasenstab. Summer Trio Triple Play 46 24 Miller Lite 46 24 Overkill 45 25 APPLIANCE 3 Stooges 43 27 DOCTOR BFBD 39 31 The Nine Pins 36 34 “I make house calls” Team 10 34 36 Drunken J’s 33 37 Meverts 27 43 JOE GREEN Hillside 20 50 Repair Technician High Team Game 317-5525 Team 10 815 High Team Series Team 10 2362 Commercial & Residential Appliance High Ind. Game Repair Peg Roche 204 24-Hour Service Available Jim Alms 277 High Ind. Series Peg Roche 502 Jim Alms 733

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MANFORD WILLIAM H. FLORENCE M. HACKER “BILL” WEBBER JR. REEVES At age eighty seven William H. Webber Florence M. Reeves, and six months, Man- Jr., 87, of Pinck- 70, of Percy, died at ford’s time came in the neyville, died Satur- 9:37 a.m. Monday, July Hospice Unit at Sparta day, July 13, 2013 at 15, 2013 at Memorial Community Hospital 9:43 p.m. at Washing- Hospital in Chester. Thursday June 27, 2013. ton County Hospital in She was born April He leaves his loving Nashville, Illinois. 13, 1943 in St. Louis to wife Johanna Rose He proudly served Charles P. and Marga- (Carrigan) Hacker and his country with the ret Bond Tillman. brothers Edward Hack- United States Navy She married Donald er and wife Frances of Seabees during World L. Reeves May 12, 1958 Palm Desert, California, War II. in Chester. He sur- Henderson Hacker, Jr. He worked as a spe- vives. and wife Norma (de- cialty advertising salesman for Goldman Asso- She was a housewife. ceased) of Bloomville, ciates for over 30 years. She is also survived by nine children Carl Ohio, Douglas Hacker He was a member of St. Bruno Catholic Church Reeves of West Unity, Ohio, Marie Dintleman of and wife Juanita of in Pinckneyville where he served on the Parish Percy, Donna Korando of Jacob, J. D. Reeves and Bloomington, Indiana, Council, the Lions Club in Pinckneyville, David Reeves of Steeleville, Daniel Reeves of Vernon Hacker and wife Pinckneyville Chamber of Commerce where he Percy, Herkie Reeves, Sparta, Douglas Reeves Beverly of Mt. Pleasant, was very instrumental in the early days of the and Denise Harbor of Percy; 23 grandchildren; Michigan, Charles Mardi Gras. He had also served on the Pinck- 10 great- grandchildren and four sisters Sandra Granville Hacker (de- neyville Library Board, Pinckneyville Commu- Schneider of Belleville, Alice Parris of O’Fallon, ceased) wife Susan of nity Hospital Board, St. Bruno Catholic School Illinois, Joan Ann Simmons of Osage Beach, Rio Lake, Wisconsin, Board and volunteered for Meals on Wheels. Missouri and Peggy Wartenbe of St. Louis. Richard Hacker and He was an avid golfer and loved his Canada She was preceded in death by her parents, one wife Gail of Blo- fishing trips. son, six brothers and three sisters. omington, Illinois and He was born May 28, 1926 in Mt. Vernon, Illi- Funeral services will be held Thursday, July Gerry Hacker (de- nois to William H. and Bertha M. Boyle Webber 18, 2013 at 10 a.m. at Wilson’s Funeral Home in ceased) wife Carol of Sr. Steeleville with Rev. Art Dickerson officiating. Danville, Illinois He married Mildred “Millie” Kabat April 24, Burial will be Percy Village Cemetery. Manford came to 1950 in Scheller, Illinois. She survives. Visitation will be held at the funeral home Sparta in 1957 after he He is also survived by three daughters Donna Thursday from 7:30 to 10 a.m. was asked to help a failing hospital to get on its Markotay (Rick Reese), Connie (Dr. Tim) Mathis Memorials may be made to the family. feet, so to speak. He was Administrator from 1959 and Barbara (Deon) Johnston, all of Pinck- Sign the guest book at wilsonsfuneralhome.net. through 1964. Manford remained as sole anesthe- neyville; seven grandchildren Lexie (Russell) tist – and free lancing nine other community hos- King, Travis (Katie) Markotay, Sarah (Daniel) pitals. Sparta Community Hospital took priority Valter, Mason Mathis, Holly (Josh) Heisner and JACOB E. “JAKE” QUALLS until his time came there. He resigned from all the Hillary and Haley Johnston and five great-grand- Jacob E. Qualls, 51, of Belding, Michigan, for- hospitals in 1979. children Anna Markotay, Sadie and Max King, merly of Ava, died Tuesday, July 9, 2013 at home. His Judeo-Christian beliefs were even stronger Sebestyeñ Valter and McKinley Heisner. He was born November 26, 1961 in commiting himself to promote the physical, men- He was preceded in death by his parents and Murphysboro to James K. and Doris Jean tal, spiritual and social well being of all individu- one sister Gladys Shields. Cheatham Qualls. als he could. He valued the dignity of all people Funeral services were held at St. Bruno Catho- He was a fan of baseball, especially the St. and treated them with respect because they were lic Church in Pinckneyville Tuesday, July 16, Louis Cardinals. He loved watching NASCAR, created in God’s image! Every human life was val- 2013 at 10 a.m. with Father Augustine Ibezimako helping his wife with her animal rescue and ued and held in high esteem by him. officiating. Burial was in the church cemetery spending time tubing on the Muskegon River Manford’s “eyes were open” so that he could see with military graveside rites by Presswood- with his wife and nephew. where “help” was needed knowing that those who Daffron American Legion Post 2504 in A truck driver by trade, he worked for Gilster- “suffer” need more than his prayers. During his en- Pinckneyville. Mary Lee, Bost Truck Service and Southern Illi- tire allotted time here he never refused anybody Pyatt Funeral Home in Pinckneyville was in nois Motor Xpress, before retiring in 2000, due anything. His love and purse were always available charge of arrangements. to illness. to help anytime, anyway, anyhow to every one he Memorials may be made to the American Can- He is loved and survived by his wife Maria could. He was blessed with much knowledge, wis- cer Society or the Caring & Sharing Thrift Shop Roomsburg Qualls; his father; one brother Jerry dom and understanding, and it remained in the in Pinckneyville. (Suzan) Qualls of Willisville; one sister Jean shadows due to his quiet gentle nature. He avoided Sign the guest book at pyattfuneralhome.com. drawing attention to himself and was never known Elaine (Brian Kuecker) of Ava; one sister-in-law to request or ask for anything for himself. Denise Phoenix of Belding; nephews Brian (Crys- Many referred to Manford as Smiley Manford and tal), Brett (Jessica) and Bradley Towle, all of Ava possessing “A heart of gold” and a “Boyish beauti- KEVIN MCMICHAEL and Donald Phoenix of Belding; one niece Bar- ful smile!” What a combination, able to calm those Kevin McMichael, bara Jean Sprague Wilcox of Belding; one great- who were benefitted by his touch and compassion- 59, of Sparta, died Sat- nephew and great-niece. ate love for them. He was trustworthy and they urday, July 13, 2013 at He was preceded in death by his mother, one knew it! What a smile! It lifted hearts! A “peace St. Louis University brother Jimmy Qualls, one sister Jeanett Qualls, maker” all of his days! Hospital. grandparents Ezra and Helen Cheatham and He loved his community, Sparta. His toil in He was a member of Turner and Florence Qualls and his mother and Sparta, was using his mind and body laboring end- Trinity United Presby- father-in-law Barbara Jean and Milford D. lessly, long hard hours, willingly in order to accom- terian Church in Roomsburg. plish the task at hand. He did it with all good might. Sparta, UMWA and Funeral services were held Saturday, July 13, Manford worked hard in helping to get Sparta de- Professional Fisher- 2013 at noon at Johnson-Feuerstein Funeral veloped into the prosperous, thriving community man. Home in Belding. Burial will take place at a later it has become today. He was a coal miner. date in Belding. He enjoyed his life with Johanna. The woman He was born Decem- Memorials may be made at the funeral home whom he loved all the days of his time which had ber 17, 1953 in Sparta to Marvin and Maxine Petty to the family or Wexford County Animal Con- been given to him here. His love for the medical McMichael. trol. profession remained “top priority” with him the He is survived by his girlfriend Nancy Wright Sign the guest book at jffh.com. rest of his allotted time here. He was “gifted” for of Sparta; one son Ryan McMichael of High it. A “calling” so to speak, born to serve, ease pain, Point, North Carolina; one aunt Joann Woods of comfort others! Manford filled his time here to the Smithton; two brothers Marvin McMichael of Markers • Monuments fullest! His knowledge, wisdom, understanding and Columbia, Illinois and Roy McMichael of Florida Mausoleums physical strength led him to follow and accomplish and two grandchildren Connor and Eleanor many rewarding pursuits in life here. McMichael. “Doc” continued his education throughout his He was preceded in death by his parents. Nashville days here and to allow him to qualify for whatever There is no service at this time. venture he chose. He loved to read. An avid reader McDaniel Funeral Home in Sparta was in Memorial Co. who at this time, has in possession a large library charge of arrangements. consisting of books on just about everything. Some Memorials may be made to Eleanor and/or (618) 443-5807 quite vintage! Connor McMichael College Funds. John & Madeline Bergfeld Or (618) 443-2988 “Manny” belonged to many membership organi- Sign the guest book at mcdanielfh.com. zations in the city of Sparta and served them dili- 106 Fox Run • Sparta • Next To Hardee’s gently. He served on councils, boards, commis- sions, including business, political, religious and charitable endeavors. DEAN O. CAMPBELL His own purse was always open whatever the situ- Dean O. Campbell, 91, of Burlison, Tennessee, ation and where needed. “A good man” who loved formerly of Willisville, died at 2:05 p.m. Satur- Need A others, the entire human race! day, July 6, 2013 in Tennessee. Manford served his tour of active duty in the U.S. He was born in Tamms December 8, 1921 to Helping Hand? Navy in the Philippines, Liberation Asiatic, Pacific John and Etta McCrite Campbell. American Area. He remained in the Naval Re- He married May A. Turner December 13, 1950 in Jonesboro, Illinois. She preceded him in It’s nice to be able to live serves, was called back to active duty one year two in your own home, but months after marrying Johanna. He served on the death December 27, 2006. U.S.S. Coral Sea CVB-43 the largest Naval ship car- He was retired from General Motors in St. sometimes you just rier in service. Louis and was a farmer. need a helping hand. He was a member of many religious organiza- He is survived by one son Bryan (Sherry) tions. On March 26, 1978 Manford attended Easter Campbell of Burlison; two grandchildren Chris- Call our friendly, trustworthy Sunday Services conducted by his preacher brother tina (Michael) Jones of Appomattox, Virginia staff today for details! Douglas Hacker, pastor of the First Christian and Jon (Melissa) Campbell of Memphis, Ten- Church in Champaign, Illinois. He buried Manford nessee; two great-grandchildren James Murphy with him in baptism thereby re-affirming Manford Jones and Ella Clare Mae Campbell and one sis- Clarice’s Home Care Service, Inc. in obedience to the Command of our Lord Jesus ter Betty Miller of Ullin, Illinois. We keep your loved ones at home! Christ and in imitation of his example! His wife He was also preceded in death by his parents, UP TO 24 HOURS BONDED SERVICE Johanna united with the First Christian Church by five sisters and three brothers. Steeleville Nashville Waterloo statement, along with Manfords Baptism. Funeral service were held at 11 a.m. Friday, 965-3972 327-3511 939-4241 Manford was appointed to the Board of Trustees July 12, 2013 at Wilson’s Funeral Home in Steel- at Westminster Presbyterian Church in Sparta, Il- eville. Burial was in Paradise Cemetery in Steel- linois on January 21, 1981. eville. Johanna’s biography of her beloved husband veri- Memorials may be given to the American Can- fies that it is unbelievable what Manford accom- cer Society. Fisher, Kerkhover plished since his early childhood during his allot- Sign the guest book at wilsonsfuneralhome.net. ted time here. There are so many other things LAW OFFICE Manford did, if they were written in detail, would & Coffey fill many books and he loved books. He always girded himself and walked wherever Edward J. Fisher he wished, but near his time, others girded him and brought him to where he did not wish to go. R. Jeffrey Kerkhover Jesus is looking down on you Manford (Smiley) Hacker. Well pleased saying your time here was Jason E. Coffey well served my kind, loving, faithful servant! What RANDOLPH an exemplary life Manford Hacker you loved and Welcomed MONUMENT WORKS Jordan D. Gremmels believed in Jesus. In Over Since 1900 Graveside services will be Tuesday, July 23, 2013 Samantha General Practice • Wills • Trust at 10 a.m. at Caledonia Cemetery. 7,800 Davis, Manager RICHARD L. HUTSON SR. Homes Probate • Personal Injury • Contracts Richard L. Hutson Sr., 72, of Granite City died 701 W. Broadway Workers’ Comp. • Real Estate • Family Law Thursday, December 6, 2012 at Gateway Regional STEELEVILLE Each Week (618) 965-3333 Medical Center in Granite City. 1300 1/2 Swanwick St. • Suite 203 A memorial Mass was held Thursday, Decem- County Journal MONUMENT SALES ber 13, 2012 at 10 a.m. at St. Elizabeth Catholic Chester, IL 62233 Church in Granite City with Father Chris Percy CEMETERY LETTERING Comerford officiating. Burial was in Calvary 497-8272 CUSTOM DESIGNS OUR SPECIALTY (618) 826-5021 Catholic Cemetery in Edwardsville. Irwin Chapel in Granite City was in charge of We Guarantee All (618) 826-5024 Fax [email protected] arrangements. Monuments & Workmanship Page 18 County Journal July 18, 2013

Another group who Farm Machinery—or I [email protected], has been working hard should say Don was Peggy Roche 859-4671 or vansville to give us entertainment watching it, and I was Sandy Harle 444-8081. E is the group who is re- kind of reading as I Evansville Enterprise NEWS sponsible for having the glanced at the TV. All of July 13, 1934 Sizzlin’ Nights. This a sudden, Don said, Charles Theobold By Eloise Kueker, 853-4016 takes lots of hard work, “There’s Mitch Kaiser,” passed away.Survivors and from the crowds and he was right. For- were sons Adam, I have bragged on our that have been coming, merly of Evansville, the George, Jacob, John and community many times, it looks like plenty of son of Ray and Alice Kai- William. and with the upcoming folks are enjoying listen- ser, Mitch was explain- Charles F. Hartman Evansville Days, I will ing to some great music. ing about this tractor passed away. Survivors do so again. It is a three- July 4 was an especially that had tracks instead were his wife Johanna day celebration of our busy night in town. At of wheels. It was a thrill and sons Henry and community highlight- one time, it was hard to to see a hometown ce- Elmer. ing some of the best find a parking spot or a lebrity. The Angel of Death in- things in town. The com- spot for your lawn chair. Happy birthday to Gina vaded the home of Mr. mittee has been work- It was a beautiful night Heinen, Rosemary and Mrs. Claude ing hard all year plan- under the stars along Heinen, Becky Largent, Simpson July 7, 1934. ning, calling and mail- the Kaskaskia. Kyle Largent and Jen Fay. Their son Claudius Syl- ing in order to have lots This Week in History The third annual Rock van, age 7 months 13 of things to do in town. July 18, 1940: FDR was N’ Rod Run will be held days, passed away. He There are the organiza- nominated for president in conjunction with was survived by his par- tions to contact, and as for the third time. Evansville Days Satur- ents, a brother Daniel always, they are very July 20, 1969: Neil day, July 20 from 1 to 5 and two sisters willing to sponsor Armstrong walked on p.m. Claudene and Beulah. events and meals. There the moon. Mark your calendars One of the big sales of are other vendors to call, July 20, 1881: Sitting for the fifth Central this community will be meet with and finalize Bull surrendered. School reunion. All the that of Anton Witten- plans for. Those on the July 21, 1861: The first folks who attended Cen- brink. He has quit farm- committee have gotten Battle of Bull Run was tral School are invited to ing, and he and his fam- lots of calls and had to fought. attend. It will be Septem- ily have purchased the answer many ques- July 22, 1934: Dillinger ber 14 at the Randolph late Jacob Hecktor prop- tions. was gunned down. County Shelter House 4 erty at the east end of Getting this all coordi- July 23, 1984: Miss at 1 p.m. with the meal at town. He and his family nated is no easy task, so America resigns. 6. Bring chairs, refresh- will be moving there af- when you see a commit- July 23, 1885: Ulysses ments, pictures and ter the sale. tee member, thank them S. Grant dies. other memorabilia to The home of Mr. and for their hard work—and Don and I watch RFD- share, and picnic into the Mrs. Walter Heuman don’t forget to take in TV quite often. We enjoy evening. Contact other was visited by the stork the many events going the programs that are alumni, especially your June 30, 1934 and left a Mr. and Mrs. Rhys Gay on this weekend. There for families. The other classmates. For more in- fine baby girl. This is the Neely Jade Alms and Rhys William Gay were is plenty to do for every- evening we were watch- formation, contact Ann couple’s third daugh- united in marriage Saturday, April 27, 2013 at the one. ing a program called Albers 774-2550 or ter. Baltimore Club in Kansas City, Missouri. Neely is the daughter of Neal Alms of Coulterville and Ken and Sandy Lintker of Births Venedy. Sparta senior center Rhys is the son of Bryan and Saundra Gay of Edmond, Oklahoma. MONDAY: Country fried on a bed of lettuce, pick- Activities Maid of honor was Katy Alms, sister of the bride. steak, whipped pota- led beets, cantaloupe July 22-26 Bridesmaids were Stacey Forys, Stephanie Hol- toes, milk gravy, black- and grapes, wheat bread. MONDAY: Exercise at land, Sheryl Teeters, Christine Anies and Laura eyed peas, pineapple. Suggested donations 10:30. Bingo at 12:30. Gay. TUESDAY: BBQ pork are congregate $3.50, TUESDAY: Bingo at Best man was Robert Gay, brother of the groom. sandwich, potato salad, home delivered $3.75. 12:30. Art class at 1. Groomsmen were James Richardson, Shane Pate, baked beans, apple Once seniors are served, WEDNESDAY: Exer- Michael Goll, Cody Hunter and Bill Gilliam. crisp. anyone who would like cise at 10:30. Guests were seated by Josh Alms, Jordan Elledge, WEDNESDAY: Roast to purchase a meal, with- THURSDAY: Chorus at Justin Castleberry and Jeremy Williams. Ring Miesner beef, gravy, whipped po- out drink, $5. 10:15. Bingo at 12:30. bearer was Colton Castleberry. Patrick and Angela tatoes, Brussels sprouts Check us out on Chorus to Coulterville Neely is a 2004 graduate of Nashville High Miesner of Marissa are or spinach, fruit salad. Facebook, and we now Care Center at 2. School and a graduate of SIUC with a bachelor’s pleased to announce the THURSDAY: have WiFi. FRIDAY: Exercise at degree in information systems technology. She is birth of a daughter. Mostaccioli, green The hours are Mon- 10:30. Bingo at 12:30. an integration architect for Cerner Corporation. Charlotte Ruth beans, garden salad, day-Thursday, 8-3 and Chorus to Randolph Rhys is a 2004 graduate of Edmond High School Miesner was born Fri- sliced peaches, wheat Friday 8-2. For more in- County Care Center at 2. and a graduate of Oklahoma State University with day, May 24, 2013 at Me- roll. formation, call 443- a bachelor’s degree in history and economics. He morial Hospital in Menu FRIDAY: Chicken salad 4020. Belleville. She weighed is a client executive for Cernere Corporation. 8 pounds 5 ounces and Following a honeymoon in Antigua, the couple was 21 inches long. resides in Kansas City, Missouri. Maternal grandpar- Steeleville senior center ents are Dave and Amy Brewer of Belleville. Activities MONDAY: Taco casse- apple sheet cake. Maternal great-grand- July 22-26 role, refried beans, spin- FRIDAY: Cod fish, slaw, parents are La Verne MONDAY: Bingo at 10. ach salad, applesauce, baked potato, oranges. You always say... Schlosser of Creve Exercise at 11. bread pudding. Our hours are 8:30 to “I am the baby of Coeur, Missouri and TUESDAY: Movie at 9. TUESDAY: Grilled 2 p.m. Monday through Edwin and Judy Mederi blood pressure chicken sandwich, Friday, except holidays. the family.” Schlosser of O’Fallon, check at 10. southern beans, pasta Reservations are ap- Illinois and the late WEDNESDAY: Bingo at salad, slaw, pears. preciated by 9:30 a.m. Agnoles Blow. 10. Exercise at 11. WEDNESDAY: Pork the day you wish to eat Happy Paternal grandparents roast, mashed potatoes, THURSDAY: Mederi with us. are Patricia Miesner of creamed corn, romaine caretenders bingo at 10. For more information Birthday Sis! Laurel, Maryland and salad, mixed fruit. FRIDAY: Bingo at 10. or to make a reserva- (Phyllis) Duane Miesner of Exercise at 11. THURSDAY: Rotini lasa- Tilden. Paternal great- gna, iceberg salad, apri- tion, call 965-3134 exten- grandparents are Joe Menu cots, garlic bread, pine- sion 5. Taylor (Lucille Sweat) of Kentucky, the late Sue Taylor, Stan and Ruth Need A Ride? Call Us! Kerr of Sedalia, Mis- Randolph You Are Invited To An Public Transportation For Monroe & Randolph Counties souri and the late Erwin Monday - Friday 6:30am-5:30pm Miesner. OPEN HOUSE Everyone Welcome! She joins siblings marriages To Celebrate The ONE Sophia, 3, and Samuel, 50th Anniversary Of $ 1. Donald Edward Fowler WAY Anywhere3 In Randolph to Kayla Marie Deterding, both of Nashville, Tennes- And Monroe Counties Long see Call In Advance To Schedule Your Ride! Nicole Lee Wilson and Ryan S. Crouse, High- Christopher Todd Long land, Illinois to Moli R. of Chester are the par- Miller, Marissa 1-877-443-9087 ents of a son. Brian Anthony Beam to Conner Ison Long was Sarah Marie Hicks, both born at 2:51 p.m. Mon- of Chester day, July 1, 2013 at Saint Peter Daniel Golest- Come Join The Fun! Francis Medical Center eanu, Menard to Felicity Roy & Evonne Thornton in Cape Girardeau. He Miller Jones, Carbondale PUTTING ON THE weighed 9 pounds and Tyrone R. Overton, Me- Saturday, July 20 • 7pm St. Mark’s VBS was 20 inches long. nard to Judith L. Kirbach, Sparta VFW Monday-Friday Maternal grandpar- Jacksonville, Florida HWY. 4 NORTH • 1911 N. MARKET • SPARTA ents are Dean and Emmett D. Lane, Me- July 29 - Aug. 2 No Gifts Please! Snacks & Refreshments ~ Music 7:30pm Denise Andrews of nard to Mareshah A. LIGHT SUPPER Begins 6:00pm Chester. Salley, Ullin, Illinois Program Following ‘Til 9:00pm Paternal grandparents EVERYONE Classes For The Whole Family... are Fred and Mary Long WELCOME! Teens & Adults Too! of Decatur. Pre-Registration Appreciated, But Not Necessary - Conner joins one Call The Office 965-3838 brother and two sisters. In Loving Memory Of St. Mark’s School Mike Grah 504 N. James St. ~ Steeleville Sparta July 18, 2012 It broke our hearts to lose you, A year ago today, hospital We still love and miss you, gift shop Each and every day. God has a plan for each of us, On that we have no say, Triple T Twisters workers He knew that you were suffering, would like to thank July 19: Betty Slavens And your pain He took away. everyone that attended and Lila Asbury and gave donations to our July 20: Ginger and We know our grief and pain will end, Jerry Cornick When again we can touch and hold you inaugural poker run and family July 22: Lena Wiggins One wonderful and glorious day. fun day on Saturday, July 13. and Donna Bannister A special thanks goes to July 23: Paulette Sadly missed by all Ashbrook and Alene who knew and love you – Steeleville American Legion. Holloway We really appreciate the support July 24: Donna Batson wife, Cindy; daughter Tracy; and Janet Rickenberg grandsons Christian and Cameron from everyone and hope July 25: Sally Hall and and mother, Dorothy to see you next year. Lee Burns July 18, 2013 County Journal Page 19

kenzie Mueller an- oulterville nounce the birth of a C son. wanwick Mason Von Mueller S was born Sunday, June NEWS 30, 2013 at 2:51 p.m. He By Diana Cole, 758-2880 weighed 7 pounds 3 ounces and was 19 inches long. The Swanwick Picnic Maternal grandpar- will celebrate its 78th ents are Randy and year August 1. Laura Dowd of Oak Run, The lunch stand will be California. open from 3 to 9:30 p.m. Paternal grandfather Chicken dinners will be is Milford Von Mueller served from 4 to 8. Quilt Jr. of Coulterville. and 50/50 raffles are Marlow, Mackenzie from 4 to 9:30, and bingo and Mason reside in is from 5 to10. Oceanside, California Free music is from 5 to where Marlow is cur- 9:30. This year’s enter- rently serving in the U.S. tainment will feature Marines. Elizabeth Evans and Elodie Stewart was a Family, Noah Carter & guest at our home this Friends Band, Brothers past weekend. Elodie & Others. Bring lawn Nicole attended church your chairs. Sunday. To celebrate 50th Games will be pro- The Ladies VFW Aux- Roy Thornton and Evonne Hamilton were mar- vided by the Buckeyes 4- iliary met Monday ried July 20, 1963 at Our Lady of Lourdes Catho- H Club. evening. District Presi- lic Church in Sparta. This past Friday was dent Joyce Cavins and They have enjoyed the last 50 years with their the last get together of Frankie Dean were visi- three daughters Tamara (Daniel) Craft, Debra the ladies of Coulterville tors. The next meeting Grapperhaus, all of Sparta and Victoria (Tom) Pot- High Schools. We will will be August 14 at 7 ter of Steeleville. They have seven grandchildren, pick up again in cooler p.m. at the post home. one great-grandchild and one more on the way. weather. Greeter at Coulterville They will celebrate this special occasion with an David and Joanne United Methodist open house at 7 p.m. Saturday, July 20 at the Casida hosted their July Church was Nancy Sparta VFW. 4th gathering at their Rednour. Pastor Hack- Please join them in celebrating 50 years of wed- home with the following mann’s message was ded bliss. present Rodney and Growing Fruit: Gentle- No gifts please. Your presence is gift enough. Kelly Horner, Jeremy, ness. Wesley, Jesse, Andrew, Greeters at Grandcote Janet and Alan Horner, Presbyterian Church Bob and Ruth Ann were Genavie McKinley To celebrate 60th Chester senior Edgar, Bob and Melba and Wyatt Woodside. At- Gilbert and Fern Goedelmann of Evansville will Rust, Frank Dotzler. tending the nursery was observe their 60th wedding anniversary. Steve and Mary Miles, Sarah Shaw. Pastor They were married July 25, 1953 at St. John’s citizen center Bill, Linda, Joshua and Stark’s message was Re- Lutheran Church in Ruma. bean salad, peas, fruit Racheal Mueller, Sue membering the Founda- They have three children Gary (Diane) Activities cobbler. Reitz, Mike and Ann tion. Goedelmann of Eldorado, Deborah (David) July 22-26 WEDNESDAY: Cran- Fullerton, Betsy and Preparatory service is Zweigart of Evansville, and Mark Goedelmann of MONDAY: White el- Mike Butler, Katy and July 26 at 7 p.m. Com- Highland. The couple has seven grandchildren ephant bingo at 10. berry glazed pork chop, Mike Timmermann and munion is July 28. Mariah Goedelmann, David (Andria) Zweigart II, TUESDAY: Shop Wal- sweet potatoes, green Christopher Fullerton Movie night is also that Derek Zweigart, Evan and Shane Goedelmann, mart in the morning. beans, tropical fruit and Abbey. Sunday. Bring your fa- Katie Marlin and Travis Heath. They also have Cal’s knife sharpening. salad. Marlow V. and Mac- vorite snack. six great-grandchildren. WEDNESDAY: Nickel THURSDAY: BBQ pork, bingo after lunch. broccoli and cauliflower THURSDAY: Quilting at salad, baked beans, fruit 8:30. Shop Roziers in the crisp. Randolph morning. FRIDAY: French toast FRIDAY: Bingo by Perry casserole, pork sausage, Oaks at 10. 50/50 draw- hash browns, tomato divorce ing. juice, peaches. Menu Lunch is served at granted MONDAY: Turkey sand- 11:30 a.m. Suggested wich, croissant, 7-layer donation for congregate Jennifer L. Fadler, pe- salad, potato salad, can- meal $3.75, home deliv- titioner, Darren L. taloupe. ered meal, $4. Fadler. Dissolution of TUESDAY: Liver and on- Call 826-5108 by 9 a.m. marriage was granted ions, gravy or ham, the day you wish to eat July 3, 2013. whipped potatoes, three with us.

Bouas reunion The family of Herman and Gertrude Bouas of Lively Grove gathered at the Our heartfelt thank you to everyone who helped make home of Noel and Alice Mussett in Ivanhoe, Texas July 6 for its 50th family the Sophie Martin Memorial Golf Tournament a success! reunion. The group had a luncheon, swam and set off fireworks. Attending With your help and support we are able to assist area were Elva McClay of Grand Prairie, Texas, Marshall and Barb McClay of Carrollton, Texas, Steve, Shelly and Ily McClay of Corinth, Texas, Mike, graduates further their dream with scholarships. Karen, Kaitlynn, Brenna, Delainey, Cullen and Briel McClay of Fort Worth, David McClay of Amarillo, Noel and Alice Mussett of Ivanhoe, Jason, Billiegail, Aaron, Ryan and Raylee Mussett of Ivanhoe, Ella Mae Wilson of VOLUNTEERS Ballwin, Missouri, Judy and Rande Grotefendt of Longview, Texas. Bob, Kelly Coop Kevin Jacobsen Klayton Coop Kathy, Nathan and Jack Prince of Tyler, Texas, Jeff Wilson of Ballwin, Ray Rick & Sherry Zander Dick Mills Kelsie Coop and Paula Bouas of Farmers Branch, Texas, David and Connie Bouas of Bill Joiner David Guebert Brett Zander Carrollton and Steve and Mary David of Double Oak, Texas. Guests included Ashley Watson Kory Watson Ryan Ramsey Cici Howell of Corinth, Texas and Jesse Bishop of Fort Worth. Beth Jones David McDaniel Gil Gutierrez

$500+ PLATINUM SPONSORS Sparta Knights of Columbus Council 6577 Perry To my wife Sign Solutions and Promotions, Inc. and best friend. Gold I loved you then. $100 GOLD SPONSORS • OKC Autobody • Plumbing Solutions, Inc. I love you now. • Gilster – Mary Lee Corp. • B & B Construction Plate I’ll love you always. • Sparta Community Hospital • Kenneth and Sarah Kohrs • Claudia and Millie Kerens • In Memory of Kenny Kohrs Activities Happy 25th • Egyptian Internet Services, Inc. • S. McIntyre, B. Bayless, July 22-26 Anniversary!!! • Kyle and Ashley Watson S. Rees, T. McWhorter MONDAY: Bingo. • Kurt and Angie Jehling • Southern Illinois Coaches Assoc. TUESDAY: Exercise. I’ll love you • Grant Kueker – • Cates Mahoney Law Firm WEDNESDAY: Bingo. always Carol. Student Painters, Inc. • Regina and Brian Barlond THURSDAY: Prize • RJN Group, Inc. • The Sneed Family bingo. • GPS Healthcare Consultants • Frank and Sharon Beckley FRIDAY: Cards. Love, • In Loving Memory of Bill Watson • David Guebert Menu Your Husband MONDAY: Spaghetti, $50 SILVER SPONSORS garlic bread, lettuce salad, cauliflower, • Doreen’s Restaurant • Southside Ribs pears. • Sparta Banking Center • Jan’s Horseshoe Inn TUESDAY: BBQ pork, • Ruben Owen – State Farm • Pistol City Restaurant bun, macaroni salad, Card of Thanks • Falkenhein Accounting • Cundiff Oil Company & Tax Service • MiCasa Sub Shop baked beans, chips, Our family wishes to convey our sincerest appreciation to all of fruit. our family, friends, neighbors and church family for their • Nick and Connie Nixon WEDNESDAY: Stuffed kindness and support shown during our loss. peppers, mashed pota- $25 BRONZE SPONSORS toes, broccoli, beets, Thank you to all who attended the visitation and funeral, gave lemon pie. memorials, sent flowers, food and cards. Thank you to Pastor • Phyllis and Ryan Rhodes • Walmart John Hackmann for the wonderful service, to Sharon Grafton THURSDAY: Chicken • Ron and Lynn Colyer • Marty and Theresa Patton for the beautiful music and to grandsons John A. Calvetti and and dumplings, green • Arthur Insurance & Realty • Bob and Loretta Lemon Jesse Hood for the touching eulogies. No one could have done • Hooker’s Mens Store • Hope Masonic Lodge beans, mashed potatoes, a better job. Thank you to all of the grandsons for serving as • Sparta Lion’s Club • County Journal cranberry sauce. pallbearers. FRIDAY: Beef stew, cornbread, slaw, beets, Thank you to St. Elizabeth’s Hospital, Sparta Hospital and SILENT AUCTION CONTRIBUTORS Heartland Hospice, especially Deena Kell. Special thanks to ambrosia with fruit. • David Guebert • 1st National Bank of Waterloo Gold Plate sites, lo- Coulterville Care Center for the personal kindness and care given to our loved one during the last months of his life. • Sophie’s Foundation Inc. • Jim & Denise Jeffers cated in Du Quoin, Cut- • Acushnet – Titleist • Billy & Diana Joiner ler and Willisville, are Thank you to VFW Post 6865 Drill Team, to SSG Bradley • The Butcher’s Block • Tom Tolliver open to seniors 60 or Duclos and PFC Jerry Jones of Military Funeral Honors for the • MiCasa Sub Shop older. graveside services. Thank you to the VFW Ladies Auxiliary • Ashley Watson Meals are available for and ladies of the Coultervilel Methodist Church who prepared • Sherry Zander and Family • Melvin & Kelly Coop a suggested donation of and served the lunch. • Rollnup Smoke Shop • Terry & Jane Robinson $3. A limited number of Special thanks to Pyatt Funeral Home for their compassion • Bill & Toni Hawley • Stacy Doss home-delivered meals during this difficult time. • Tom & Jan Seals • Claudia Kerens • Linda Goessling • Hooter’s are provided. Our loved one was very proud to be a Veteran of the U.S. Army. Reservations are ap- Thanks to everyone involved in his service as he was given a • Steve Stuart • Gift Box Boutique preciated before 8 a.m. very deserving farewell to one of the last true American heroes • Scott & Lisa Linders • Dr. Elvira & Freddie Salarda on the day you wish to of WWII. • Bob & Dana Martin • Kenny & Sarah Kohrs eat with us. • Adam & Erin Martin • Wilson’s Home Furnishings Everyone’s kindness and compassion were greatly appreciated To make a reservation and will never be forgotten. • Charlie & Ginna Hamilton • Jimmy Martin or for more information, • Sheila Eaton • Chad & Karen Janson call 542-3511. The Family of Roger E. Hood • Judi & Roy Hergenroeder Page 20 County Journal July 18, 2013 Picnic season continues, this week in Evansville A new carnival and Christ Our Savior Luth- from 1 to 5 p.m. From 4 several new events will eran High School. A bike to 8 p.m. the KC will fea- highlight this year’s ramble will take place at ture a chicken dinner. Evansville Days on the 9 a.m. at the village N&D Acoustics will Kaskaskia July 19-21. park. perform at 8 p.m. at the The three-day event Kids’ day at the park KC, while the band Cold kicks off Friday at 4 begins at 10 a.m. and Shot will start at 8:30 at p.m. with a fish buffet at runs until 2 p.m. Some the village park. the Knights of Colum- of the events include Another 7 a.m. to noon bus hall and the opening dog dress up, a balloon breakfast buffet at the of the food stands. That lady, face painting, a KC will kick off the fes- night’s entertainment book sale and the ap- tivities Sunday. A lawn will be the band Revul- pearance of six authors. mower pull will be held sion. Also at 10 a.m. is the at noon along the Saturday will feature a 3D bow shoot for 14 and riverfront. full day of activities up at the ball park. A Kickin’ Country will starting with a break- $1,000 bow will be given play at the village park fast buffet at the KC hall away as top prize. A from 1 to 5 p.m. The pa- Tilden picnic and community yard youth bow shoot will rade begins at 4 with The Tilden picnic was held last weekend. One of the features was the sales beginning at 7 take place at 1 p.m. at presentations of the citi- tractor pull held Saturday. Above, Randy Braun of Prairie du Rocher does a.m. the grade school. zen of the year and the well with his 1957 Ford 600. Below Kevin Holliday and Judy Etling were A 2K fun run and 5K Along the riverfront, a hometown hero follow- busy in the food stand. run starts at 8 a.m. at car show will be held ing at the village park. Computer class will Route 154 will be held be resurfaced Cox Creek bridge still idle in Tilden According to the Du Quoin Call, Route 154 The Tilden Public Li- from the Randolph County line eastward to brary will offer a basic Pinckneyville will be resurfaced. computer class, E.T.Simonds was the low bidder on the project couponing and how to at $3.069 million. find free items. There was no indication as to when the project It will be held Thurs- would begin. day, July 25 at 7 p.m. at Meanwhile, work on the Cox Creek bridge on the library. the east side of Steeleville remained idle this The class is open to all week. adults at a cost of $5 a Simonds previously said it was waiting on person. Register and some iron plates that need to be replaced. There pay at the library. has been no work on the busy bridge for about Call 587-2851 for more three weeks. information.

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By Dan Zobel The Haberman issue the board of appeals, he was not doing any- Another village board was tabled until the while Lester Blair and thing wrong. Prange meeting in Percy went board gets the lien re- The former grocery store and Bonnie Fisk were each assured Rose that he by July 11 without lease from the insurance named to the board. was not trying to pick much progress made on company. residence need to be demolished Prange said they are for on him. the issue of the Helvey Dumping of nonland- one, two and three-year Prange said he was building and Haberman scape waste at the vil- terms. Byrd, Blair and called, so he called an of- house. lage barn has become a of the maintenance Prange said he re- Fisk will decide who ficer to go out and check In terms of the Helvey big problem, according guys. After they have cently received a phone serves what term. it. In the other instances building that was de- to Mayor Mark Prange. dumped their waste, call from someone ask- Jerry Young and Chris that Rose brought up, stroyed in a May 30 fire, Prange said it has they would return the ing him if they were go- Mathis were named as Prange said he was the board has received turned into a free-for-all, key. ing to enforce the swim- alternates. One will never notified. bids for the demolition as people have started “I think this would ming pool ordinance in serve two years and the The board was in ex- of the structure that is dumping items like help out for a while, at town. other three years. ecutive session from still left. couches and chairs. least,” Prange said. Many people in Percy Percy citizen Bob Rose 6:47 to 7:28 to discuss The board chose not to Once these items are out The board also decided do not follow the ordi- brought to the board’s the possibility of hiring look at the bids yet, as there, the town has no it wanted to put up a nance, but Prange said attention that he has a full-time police officer. they do not want to ac- choice but to burn them. temporary fence to block he would give people 60 seen several fires in gar- At the end of the session, cept any until they get Prange proposed put- off the entrance from days to get in accor- bage cans, alleys and the board decided it a clear title. ting up a gate that the Wabash alley. This dance with the law be- bonfires late at night, would advertise for a They also decided to would stay closed. There will make sure people do fore enforcing it. He has yet he had the police full-time officer for two table any decisions made would be a sign that said not get to the dumping given a copy of the or- bothering him about a weeks to see what kind on the Helvey building that if people want to area from there either. dinance to the people fire he had going at four of response they get. until they know the dump acceptable waste, The gate and tempo- who have pools in town. in the afternoon. The main issue will be amount of back taxes they can pick up a key rary fence were ap- Mark Byrd was ap- He told the board to deciding how much it due. from village hall or one proved by the board. pointed the chairman of leave him alone, because will pay.

Randolph Relay For Life Basic Oil Change • Up To 5 Qts. Conventional tops $42,000 for cancer work Bulk Oil & Oil Filter (High Mileage & Synthetic Randolph County Re- Earning the designa- Oils Are Extra) lay For Life teams gath- tion of all-star were Gail ered Monday night to The final Soderlund and Jan $ 99 NO APPOINTMENT review how this year’s Weiner, who each Starting At 24 NECESSARY fundraising efforts raised at least $2,500 went. team for the fight against In its 15-year history, cancer. One individual, Relay For Life in Ran- Rita Rudloff, who per- Full Service Oil Change dolph County has totals sonally raised a mini- • Up To 5 Qts. Conventional Bulk Oil & Filter (Additional, High Mileage & Synthetic Oils Are Extra) raised $728,910 in sup- mum of $1,000, was ac- • Check Wipers & Fill Washer Fluid port of efforts to eradi- are in knowledged as a mem- • Check Transmission • Check Fuel Filter (If Applicable) cate all forms of can- ber of the Grand Club. • Check Power Steering • Check Differentials & Transfer Case cer. This year’s total is the gold level for rais- This year’s Relay was • Check Tire Pressure ing $6,837. • Top Off All Fluids $42,283. critiqued to assist in • Check Air Filter Just under 300 The Walking for Life making improvements (Except Brake) $ 99 luminaria were lit in team attained the sil- for next year’s event. • Check Cabin Filter (If Applicable) Starting At 28 memory of those who ver level ($3,500 or Planning meetings for have battled cancer, more), LKOC and Fam- the 2014 Relay will be- Offers Valid Through July 31, 2013 and 57 survivors led the ily Affair were bronze gin November 18 and first lap around the level achievers ($2,500 held once a month un- Sparta track to start the event, or more) and making til the event next June. which was held June the rising stars level To learn more about 28-29 in Sparta. ($1,000 or more) were Relay For Life, form a Individuals and Cooking up a Cure, team, join a team or teams were recognized Rocks of Rocher, Team become involved in the for their accomplish- Firestone and Team planning effort for next Located Across From Walmart ments. One team, the Jason. Drew’s Daisies, year, contact Amanda 10 Northtown Dr. • Sparta • 443-6112 Sparkling SparTils, Little Sprouts, Team Blasius at the southern achieved the jade level Chad, Team Wheat and region office of the for raising $11,830 Vernon’s Crew rounded American Cancer Soci- while Memorial Hospi- out the roster of 14 ety in Marion at 998- tal in Chester reached teams. 9898, option 3.

July 26, 27 & 28 Low Prices Parade Theme: “The Last Time That I/We...?” FRIDAY 5:00pm: Beer & Food Stands Open 8:00pm: Free Dance - Music By ‘The Holler Boys’ Volunteers for Relay For Life of Randolph County who met to review the 2013 fundraising effort were Angie Schoenbeck, Brenda Casten, Felica Owen, Rita Rudloff, Barb Miskle, Jan Weiner, John DeAngelo, Kathy DeAngelo and Cherie Diercks. Bounce Rides SATURDAY Duck Pond • Ring Toss FAMILY 11:00am: Co-Ed Volleyball Tourney Sponsored By Chester Volleyball Club. Contact MEDICAL Stacy Search 826-3660. No Alcohol In Coolers. Noon: Beer & Food Stands Open

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Walnut St., Pinckneyville www.pvillehosp.org (618) 357-2131 NO CONCELAED WEAPONS UNDERAGE CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOL WILL NOT BE TOLERATED Page 22 County Journal July 18, 2013 Chit Chat from R&R Country Care Tarrillion Fresh Produce By Faith Stobbs Crowell will hold a small an artist, and her talent As we continue our As I climb from my car social as she did Sunday is displayed throughout journey and pass McBride, Missouri OPEN and start toward the afternoon. Her husband the facility for the resi- through the breezeway, From Chester: 4.8 miles from the bridge 7 DAYS door I look around to see Warren brought candy dents and visitors to en- there are chairs to sit on Hwy. 51 south. From Perryville: 6.5 miles on Hwy. 51 north. A WEEK who might be out on the bars for the residents. joy. There is a TV in this and look out the big win- porch for their morning Kim, Pat, Eileen, Elsie room, and residents can dows into the lovely Green Beans, Tomatoes, Sweet Corn, Watermelons quiet time. and Andy enjoyed the come here if they don’t flower garden on your (With & Without Seeds), Honeydews, Cantaloupes, No one is there this visit and watched the want to watch TV in way to the dining room, Red, White & Gold Potatoes (Both Bags & Loose), morning—could be the rain water the fields their rooms. Movies and which is at the end of Sweet Potatoes, Okra, Lettuce, Spinach, Peas, heat. I take in the beauty across form R&R. ball games are often this hallway. There are Red & Yellow Onions, Zucchini, Yellow & Green of the day and look As you enter the front seen in this room. pictures of all of the resi- Jalapeno, Bell & Banana Peppers, Cucumbers, Peaches around the lovely yard. door, you are in the liv- As we proceed to the dents past and present There are flowers every- ing room where resi- left, we pass the office adorning these walls, as We take orders for large amounts. where, and an antique dents gather to go and enter the study well as many works of Call Misty at 573-768-5952. wagon and plow deco- places and visit with where there is always a art. We do not use any pesticides. If it’s not rate the front lawn. company. As you con- puzzle in progress. The dining room is a good for the bugs, it’s not good for us. There is a statue in tinue through that Many of the residents large, open room where memory of Clyde room, you enter the love to work on these a residents come to enjoy Franklin sitting among breakfast room where, little at a time. This delicious lunches and the flowers to remind us of course, breakfast is room is done in memo- dinners. Wonderful of this wonderful man. served to the residents rial to the veterans who smells are always float- There are many such early every morning. A have lived here and fam- ing down from here. Marissa memorials placed with beautiful, large mural ily members who fought This is where most of hite ak Rec loving care throughout adorns one whole wall of for our freedoms. Kim the music is held. GOLF C URSE Area the gardens. So many this room and is a con- Crowell is quite an art- Off this room are resi- Rt. 4 to Rec Area Road • Marissa • 6l8-295-2889 special people have come versation piece. Many ist, also, and did the pa- dent apartments. They W O and gone through the games and activities are triotic artwork found on are larger than the resi- • MONDAY SPECIAL • years, and it is nice to also held in this room. the walls of this room. dent rooms in the first remember them often. Passing through the The beauty shop, wing of the building, 2 Golfers The wrap-around porch breakfast room to the where Pam Melching and most include a pa- $ is a beautiful and peace- left and right are resi- pampers our ladies and tio, kitchenette, bath, 18 Holes with Cart 3030 ful place to rest after a dent rooms. They are gentlemen, is right off living room and bed- walk on the facility’s con- cozy, homey rooms, the study. It is done in room. SENIOR SPECIAL crete walkway that sur- bright and clean for the Red Hat Lady décor in Off the dining area is rounds the building. It special people who oc- memory of a lovely lady, the last of the wonder- 18 has a railing around it cupy them. Dorothy Leineke, who ful rooms, the family $ OFF HOLES for the residents to hold Past the breakfast once lived here. The hall- room. This is where Fa- Tues.-Fri. onto if need be. The resi- room you come to the way outside the beauty ther Paul holds Catholic 55 dents love to sit on the sun room. Many activi- shop is painted to look Mass and Pastor Leistico Must be 55 years or older. porch and visit amongst ties and meetings take as if you are looking in holds worship services. Not valid on Sat., Sun., Mon. or Holidays themselves and family place in this bright a window to the shop, Staff meetings are also and friends who stop by. room. There is a beauti- and there is a fence and held in this beautiful It is also a place where ful mural covering one flowers painted under and interesting room. once in awhile, one of wall in this room also. the window. It is a lovely Come visit sometime, All Locally Home Grown! our staff such as Kim Phyllis Reinhold is quite decoration. and see our lovely home. Red Haven PEACHESPEACHESPEACHES TOMATOESTOMATOES Seeded Or WATERMELONS Seedless CANTALOUPES Blackberries • Zucchini • Sweet Corn • Onions Peppers • New Potatoes • Pickling Cucumbers 426-1094 Monday-Saturday 8am-4pm CLOSED SUNDAY Parade marshals St. Louis Cardinal mascot Fredbird hammed it up during the Steeleville Fourth of July parade as he joined local Korean War veterans. The veterans were honored by being named parade marshals. Photo courtesy Angela Truluck 918 Calvary Cemetery Road ~ Campbell Hill

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Randolph and Perry real estate

FOR RANDOLPH Darold L. Wilson etal FOR PERRY Harley Wayne Lee to to Brandon Clasen Lts 5- Deborah Ann Lee SE NE COUNTY 6 Blk 2 Booster’s Add COUNTY Sec 19 5-1 July 12, 2013 Evansville Josh Gross Mary K. Poole & Walter Pat Laramore Daniel DeMond to County Clerk & L. Poole Sr. to Christo- County Clerk & Wayne A. Davis SW SW Recorder pher Baker & Toni Baker Recorder NE Sec 17 5-7 WARRANTY DEEDS Pt Lt 156 Du Quoin Origi- WARRANTY DEEDS Discoveration, Inc. to Tonya Jo Blackwell to nal Survey Consideration Sparta TB, LLC to Re- Brittany Boston Lt 9 Jessica L. Hicks & Luke $3,237 alty Income Properties J&M Estates Phase 1 4-6 A. Hicks Lt 34 Murphys David Taylor to Coleene 13, LLC Lt 3 Walmart S/ Matthew A. Davitz etux Penina 3rd Addn Consid- Sue Taylor SE NE Sec 19 D 4-5 to Kurt Rushing Lt 23 eration $63,900 5-1 David A. Bixby etux to Laura Kipp’s S/D 7-7 David E. Walker to Arthur R. Emling, Gerald L. Niermann Anthony S. Deatherage Carolyn J. Porter & Trustee & Susan I. etux Pt NE SW Sec 35 4- etal to Robert Coyle Raymond A. Porter Lt 62 Emling, Trustee to 7 Gerlach Lts 3-4 Blk 1 Fair Acres S/D Consider- Sandra Kay Clarke Lts 1 Jackson County City of Sparta to Hale S/D 4-5 ation $105,000 & 137 Du Quoin Lake S/D Cedarhurst of Sparta, Judith E. Mulholland Tyson Kocian to Nicole Consideration $9,600 130+ ACRES LAND AUCTION LLC Lt 55 Armour’s Sur- Griffin, Trustee to D. Basarich & Robert R. DEEDS vey Sparta Freddie L. Speaks Lt 25 Lane NW NW Sec 10 4-4 Dennis Hartmann, Co Saturday, Aug. 17 • 10:00am Sparta Nova, LLC to Armour’s Survey Sparta Consideration $29,900 Trustee/Trust & Luann Cedarhurst of Sparta, Troy D. Ingram to Paul Helen Tenney Naumer, Hartmann, Co Trustee/ Auction Will Be Held On Site LLC Lts 4-5 Blk 1 J.A. T. Despain Pt SE NW Trustee/Trust to Tracy Trust to Dennis 2012 King Hill Road • Murphysboro Foster’s Add Sparta Sec 35 4-7 Fenton Pt SE NW Sec 29 Hartmann & Luann David W. Crowder etux QUITCLAIM DEEDS 6-1 Consideration $65,000 Hartmann NW NE Sec 36 Offered In 3 Tracts to Troy Markley etux Lts Peggy Holmes to Harold Home • Outbuildings • Pasture • Timber • Open Ground William Dysart Baue 6-4 18-19 Plat 2 Rolling etal to D. Paul Pt NE NW Dean Holmes SW SE Sec Circuit Judge James W. OPEN HOUSE: Saturday, July 27, 10am-2pm Meadow Estates 6-5 Sec 17 7-5 20 5-1 Consideration Campanella & Elizabeth $25,768 A. Shaw to JP Morgan 50 Acres Of The Total Farm Has Been Tilled In The Past Terry L. Overton, Edna Tract 1: 20 Acres, Half Mature Timber, Half Open Ground Chase Bk SE Sec 3 5-3 Elaine Ridgeway, Daniel Edward Valerius Jr., de- Tract 2: 30 Acres With 3-Bedroom Home & Buildings; L. Shaw, David L. Shaw & 20 Acres In Pasture With The Balance In Woodlands & ceased & Dorothy Wiehn, Homestead Tract 3: 80 Acres; Half Pasture & Half Mature Elizabeth A. Shaw to Ind Admin to Frances J. Timber Aeration Daniel L. Shaw & Eliza- Ehler & Willard W. Ehler Contact Auctioneer Mark Kennedy At beth A. Shaw Pt SE SE (618) 924-1747 For More Information Lts 19 & 20 Blk 61 Smiths Septic Tanks Sec 32 4-1 Consideration Northwest Addn Consid- Terms: 10% Down, Balance At Closing. $22,500 eration $65,000 No Buyer’s Premium. Complete Terms, SALES ~ INSTALLATION Jean Foster to Arthur J. Feltmeyer & Conditions, Photos, Maps, Etc. At Constance M. Wynne Lts buyafarm.com Sheila Kirkover, Execu- 47 & 48 New Cherry Rec- tor to Cynthia D. Opp & Mark Kennedy, Auctioneer reation Consideration IL Lic. #440000202 Richview Concrete Products Gene A. Opp Pt NW NE $12,500 Sec 15 6-2 Consideration buyafarm.com/1-877-308-0875 (618) 249-8888 QUITCLAIM DEEDS $163,000 We Have The Home You’ve Been Waiting For! NEW ATHENS 4203458 1113 S. Mill - 2 Bed, 2 Bath ...... $90,000 NO CHESTER 4111806 425 Bem St. - 2 Bed, 1 Bath ...... $85,000 4204799 1211 Brenda St. - 3 Bed, 1 Bath ...... $85,000 4203466 408 S. Clinton - 3 Bed, 1 Bath ...... $50,000 4207644 1111 Henry St. - 3 Bed, 2 Bath ...... $38,000 4114282 304 N. Johnson St. - 4 Bed, 2 Bath ...... New Price! $112,900 4110405 750 Lehmen - 3 Bed, 2 Bath ...... $69,900 4110716 7410 State Rte. 156 - Duplex ...... $75,000 4207638 911 Lehmen - 2 Bed, 1 Bath ...... $65,000 TILDEN 4200591 481 School St. - 3 Bed, 1 Bath ...... $79,000 4207175 206 Randolph - 1 Bed, 1 Bath, 2.5 Acres, View Of River . $165,000 4208674 428 N. Minnie - 3 Bed, 2 Bath ...... $65,000 TRESPASSING 4201243 204 Ridge Dr. - 2 Bed, 1 Bath ...... $19,900 4207642 405 Servant St. - 2 Bed, 1 Bath ...... $35,000 WILLISVILLE 4205017 703 Olive St. - 3 Bed, 2 Bath ...... $50,000 4200945 1701 State St. - 5 Bed, 2 Bath ...... $74,000 4205413 909 State Rte. 4 - 2 Bed, 2 Bath ...... $120,000 Hunting and fishing by permit only. 4203388 3121 State Rte. 150 - 2 Bed, 1 Bath ...... $75,900 AVA 4209339 195 Conder Lane - 4 Bed, 3 Bath, 5 Acres ...... $500,000 4104390 617 Van Zant - 2 Bed, 1 Bath ...... $50,000 MASCOUTAH 4209721 414 Bel Air - 3 Bed, 2 Bath ..... NEW!$130,000 4204670 934 William St. - 4 Bed, 2 Bath ...... $169,000 Trespassers Subject To Arrest 4202756 922 Lehmen Dr. - 2 Bed, 1 Bath ...... SOLD! COULTERVILLE 4203063 208 E. Locust - 2 Bed, 1 Bath ...... $34,900 4209986 4574 Bodes Lane - 4 Bed, 3 Bath ...... NEW! Call 4208044 1023 S. Main St. - 4 Bed, 2 Bath ...... SOLD! 4109537 2756 State Rte. 153 - 4 Bed, 2 Bath ...... $125,000 SPARTA 4108717 1201 Broadway - 3 Bed, 3 Bath ...... $219,995 4208778 2051 Carter - 1 Bed, 1 Bath, 1.7 Acres, Pond ...... $89,900 4110261 1120 Norwood - 3 Bed, 3 Bath ...... SOLD! STEELEVILLE 4112960 202 S. Charles St. - 3 Bed, 1 Bath ...... $41,400 4207652 221 E. 3rd St. - 3 Bed, 1 Bath ...... $60,000 4112420 307 W. Church St. - 3 Bed, 1 Bath ...... New Price! $59,500 4206714 303 N. Garfield - 3 Bed, 2 Bath ...... $89,900 4202008 434 E. Church St. - 4 Bed, 3 Bath ...... $49,900 4208215 207 W. Jenkins St. - 3 Bed, 2 Bath ...... New Price! $139,900 4205099 110 Eastern St. - 3 Bed, 2 Bath ...... $143,000 4207403 608 E. Main St. - 4 Bed, 2 Bath ...... $79,900 4202868 604 Knollwood Dr. - 3 Bed, 1 Bath ...... $120,000 4200958 707 S. Ridge Ave. - 3 Bed, 3 Bath ...... $149,900 Knight Hawk Coal, LLC • (618) 426-3662 4207764 710 N. Maple - 3 Bed, 1 Bath ...... $79,900 4204176 605 South St. - 3 Bed, 3 Bath ...... $82,000 4100908 410 S. Market - 4 Bed, 2 Bath ...... $99,900 4207683 5998 State Rte. 4 - 3 Bed, 1 Bath ...... $65,000 4110486 829 E. McClurken - 2 Bed, 1 Bath ...... $49,500 4208009 205 N. Sparta - 4 Bed, 2 Bath ...... $74,750 4104798 106 E. Page - 2 Bed, 1 Bath ...... $29,500 4208392 501 W. Illinois - 3 Bed, 2 Bath ...... $125,000 4204541 40 Roundhouse Rd. - 2 Bed, 1 Bath ...... $79,900 4200107 305 N. Charles St. - 3 Bed, 2 Bath ...... $79,500 BUYAFARM.COM 4204806 619 Spartan Dr. - 4 Bed, 3 Bath ...... $179,000 4209978 1206 W. Broadway St. - 4 Bed, 2 Bath ...... NEW!$124,900 4112943 7802 State Rte. 4 - 3 Bed, 2 Bath ...... $109,900 BALDWIN 4203302 406 Chestnut St. - 1 Bed, 1 Bath ...... $34,900 4205256 403 S. Wilson St. - 3 Bed, 1 Bath ...... $39,900 4203609 201 E. Olive St. - 3 Bed, 2 Bath ...... $155,000 4208582 1107 Sycamore Lane - 3 Bed, 2 Bath, Pool ...... $139,900 4208328 10250 La Roi St. - 3 Bed, 3 Bath ...... $275,000 4208711 211 W. Main - 3 Bed, 1 Bath ...... $21,900 MURPHYSBORO 4203664 1108 N. 14th St. - 2 Bed, 1 Bath..New Price! $76,000 4208993 11975 State Rte. 154 - 2 Bed, 1 Bath, 5 Acres ...... $179,900 4210150 11211 Rolling Meadows Lane - 4 Bed, 2 Bath ..... NEW!$189,900 OKAWVILLE 4205444 505 N. Sparta St. - 4 Bed, 2 Bath ...... $72,500 PINCKNEYVILLE 4111149 605 Taffee - 3 Bed, 2 Bath ...... $55,000 LAND & COMMERCIAL 4114367 3093 State Rte. 13 - 3 Bed, 2 Bath ...... $55,000 4108779 1400A W. Broadway, Steeleville - 2.03 Acres ...... $140,000 4107049 1239 W. Water St. - 3 Bed, 2 Bath ...... $15,000 4108786 1400B W. Broadway, Steeleville - 2.29 acres ...... $140,000 4205273 1247 W. Water St. - 2 Bed, 1 Bath ...... $26,000 4108572 1403 W. Broadway, Steeleville - 18 Acres ...... $89,900 PERCY 4205727 802 W. Chestnut - 1 Bed, 1 Bath ...... $59,900 4002564 809 Country Club Rd., Sparta - 2.14 Acres ...... $19,500 4207798 407 E. Almond - 2 Bed, 1 Bath ...... SOLD! 4015482 0000 Doc Lin Dr., Sparta - 8 Acres ...... $398,000 Ǩ͕͗ 4208001 105 S. Brown Ave. - 1 Bed, 1 Bath ...... $28,000 4015483 0000 N. Market, Sparta - .76 Acres ...... $298,000 ǣ-͖-ǡ͖- 4110316 503 W. Plum - 4 Bed, 1 Bath ...... $58,000 4205793 983 Oak St., Tilden - 2.14 Acres ...... $23,900 ǡƪǡƪǡ 4205245 604 Liberty St., Evansville ...... $110,000 4208711 211 W. Main St. - 3 Bed, 1 Bath ...... $21,900 ǡ Ƥǡ ǡǡ- 4208993 11975 State Rte. 154 - 2 Bed, 1 Bath, 5 Acres ...... $179,900 4207975 317 Maple Ln., Chester - .2 Acre ...... $3,900 Ǩǲǳ ELLIS GROVE 4206910 607 Ellis Blvd. - 3 Bed, 1 Bath ...... $39,900 4114054 0000 N. Market, Sparta - .8 Acre ...... $75,000 4112882 400 Florence Dr. - 2 Bed, 1 Bath ...... $42,000 Lots For Sale - Victorian Dr. & Queen Anne Court, ǡ͖ 4113493 103 W. 2nd St. - 4 Bed, 2 Bath ...... $50,000 Steeleville - Various Sizes & Prices ...... Call Ǥ͖͘ǯ͔͘ǯ- Ǧ 4112021 209 Third St. - 2 Bed, 1 Bath ...... $45,000 4015215 201 S. Minton Dr., Percy - Restaurant ...... $200,000 Ǥ 4201643 102 Nashville Rd., Coulterville - Commercial ...... $79,900 EVANSVILLE 4204293 904 Broad St. - 2 Bed, 1 Bath ...... $90,000 ƤǤ 4112617 00 Camp Creek Rd. - 2 Bed, 1 Bath ...... $25,000 4104496 134 State Rte. 4, Marissa - Restaurant ...... $90,000 4201696 1001 Locust St. - 3 Bed, 2 Bath ...... $40,000 4113535 808 N. Vine St., Sparta - Commercial ...... $159,000 Ǥ MARISSA 4207730 402 N. Euclid - 3 Bed, 2 Bath ...... $119,900 4207546 206 S. Johnson St., New Athens - Duplex ...... $177,500 4205919 424 N. Euclid - 1 Bed, 1 Bath ...... $29,900 4208196 901 W. 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Fantastic 3 Bedroom, Extra Nice 3 Bedroom Home With Full EVANSVILLE 3 Bath Home On WILLISVILLE STEELEVILLE 4 Bedroom, MARISSA Basement. Good Outbuildings. Private Setting On 5 Acres, 8.7 Acres With 2 Bath On Large Lot On Cul de Sac, Great Property Fenced For Livestock. $199,900. 3 Bedroom, 3 Bath, Wood Location. Beautiful Fireplace In This Large Many Outbuildings, Burning Fireplace, Large Family Room. High End Cabinets, Kitchen & Dining Room, LOTS Of Updated Kitchen. Granite Countertops, Nice Cabinets In Ready To Move Into. Workshop, Fire-Pit. Many Kitchen. $225,000. Extra Upgrades. $166,900. $148,000.

HOMES FOR SALE Be Farmed With Utility Hookup For Mobile Home. • 3 Bed Home With 24x30 Pole Building On Wooded Setting. City Water Available. ALTO PASS: Log Cabin Set Back In Pine Also, 1 Bed Home With Baseboard Heating. Clay Fuhrhop (Managing Broker/Owner) Large Lot. $34,900. $119,900. Trees. Built In 2004 On 5 Acres w/Creek. $180,000. • 2 Bed, 1 Bath, Big Living Room. Located On WILLIAMSON COUNTY: LAKE FRONT Close To Wineries And Shawnee Forest. • 2 Bed Mobile Home On 7.68 Acres. Private 299 Fuhrhop Road • Ava • 426-3982 3.5 Picturesque Acres. $52,000. LOTS - Individual Lots Available, Only 12 $139,900. Setting Overlooking Lake, 60’x80’ Pole Building • Nice 2 Bed On Large Lot On Dead End Street, Miles From Marion. REDUCED $12,500- ANNA: Home With Private Setting On 19 With 20’x80’ Lean-To, With Horse Stalls, Good Fireplace. $39,900. $25,000. Acres. Custom Features, 60x40 Pole Barn Pasture, Road Frontage, Public Water. $70,000. To All Clients: Ask Your Realtor For MLS! • 3 Bed Home, Big Living Room, Needs Some • • 28 Acres With 3 Acre Private Lake And With Office & Bathroom. $399,999. CAMPBELL HILL: Beautiful Historic Home, TLC, Large Yard, Large Shed. $40,000. We Offer Egyptian MLS And Southwestern Illinois Regional MLS! Access To 150 Acre Lake. Great Camping AVA: 3 Bed, 2 Bath, 2 Car Attached Garage 3300 Sq. Ft. On 9 Acres With Lots Of Storage, • Private Setting On 5 Acres, 3 Bed, 3 Bath, Or Building Lot. $84,000. And Basement On 3 Acres. Reduced 2 Car Detached Garage-Barn With Stalls And • 4 Bed, 3 Bath Home. Close To Schools. Plenty Wood Burning Fireplace, Large Kitchen & Din- on 8.7 Acres With Many Outbuildings, Double • 44 Acres With Private Lake Over A Quarter $190,000. Hay Loft. Excellent Condition, Ready To Move Of Storage. Garage With Loft. Needs Some ing Room, Granite Countertops, Workshop, • Fireplace, Updated Kitchen, Move In Ready. Mile Long And Access To 150 Acre Lake. • 2 Bed Home, Large Lot w/Large Garage. Into. $212,000. Blacktop Driveway, Landscaped Yard, Fenced Work. Reduced $79,900. Centrally Located To Kinkaid Lake & Pyramid $53,500. • 4 Bed, 3.2 Acres, Private Location Close To And Ready For Horses Or Cows, Fruit Trees • 3 Bed, 1 Bath Home On 3 Acres w/2 Outbuild- State Park & World Shooting Complex. MANY $125,000. • Country Setting, 3 Bed Home, Basement, Town, Well-Kept Older Home With Outbuild- and Pond, City Water. Please Do Not Drive Up ings, Sunroom, Close To Schools. $175,000. Extra Upgrades. Partial Basement. $166,900. • 187 Acres Currently In Pasture, Also Great 2-Car Attached Garage, Outbuildings, 4 ings. $89,900. To Home Without Agent Present. $225,000. • Nice 3 Bed, 2 Bath Home w/Big Eat-In Kitchen, Water Fowl. Access To Large Lake. Would Acres. Reduced. $145,000. CHESTER: 2 Bed Home w/Nice Basement On GORHAM: Ready To Move Into, 3 Bed Home, Big Living Room, Shaded Lot. $119,000. LAND FOR SALE Also Make Great Subdivision. $310,000. • Private Location w/Beautiful New Home Nice Lot. Excellent Shape, Ready To Move Into. Nice Kitchen, Good Basement, Big Yard With • Very Nice 3 Bed Home, 2 Bath, Spacious AVA: 61.5 Part Tillable, Part Wooded, On Good • Great View On This 13 Acre Lakefront Lot. On 61 Acres For $414,900 Or Only 8 Acres Reduced $76,000. Attached Carport. Property In A Flood Plain. Living, Formal Dining Room, Full Basement, Big Road. $209,200. Beautiful Building Site. $50,000. For $244,900. • 5 Bed, 3 Bath Home w/Big Fenced-In Yard. $30,000. Yard And Outbuildings. $95,000. • Home Building Sites, City Water & Sewer Avail- WILLISVILLE: Large Corner Lot. Reduced • Earth Berm 2 Bed, 2 Bath Home, Eat-In $87,700. MARISSA: 2 Story Home, 4 Bed On Corner • 3 Bed Home On Nice Shaded Lot With Lots Of able, Up To $5,000 Rebate Available On Lot $8,000. Kitchen, Large Living Room, 32x72 Pole CUTLER: Nice 2 Bed, 2 Bath Home On Double Lot, Large Pole Barn. $64,900. Storage In Attic. $28,000. Purchase. $10,000. Building. 20 Partially Wooded Acres With Corner Lot With Small Man Cave In Back. Re- • 3 Bed Home With Full Basement, Good STEELEVILLE: 1 1/2 Story 3 Bed Home, • 25 Acres, Combination Of Woods, Open Fields COMMERCIAL Some Tillable, Marketable Timber And 4- duced $26,500. Outbuildings, Property Fenced For Livestock. Basement, 1 1/2 Car Detached Garage. $47,000. For Pasture & Creek. Excellent Property For CHESTER: 1380 Square Foot Building. Wheeler Trails. Reduced $155,000. DOWELL: Great House, 3 Bedroom, 1 Bath. $199,900. • 2 Bed Home With Large Family Room And 2 Hunting And Recreation Or Home Site. $62,500. Currently Salon. $160,000. • 3 Bed, 3 Bath, Elegant Master Suite, Good Rental. Another House And Trailer Lot • 40 Acres. Great Hunting. Good Building Site. MURPHYSBORO: 2 Bed, 2 Bath Home With Car Garage. $95,000. • Convenience Store And Gas Sta- Cathedral Ceiling, Gas Fireplace, Large Available. $46,900. $120,000. CUTLER: 2 Car Garage On Large Lot. $124,900. • 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Basement $52,000. tion, Great Location. $235,000. Deck, Landscaped Yard With Pond, 2-Car DU QUOIN: 2 Bed Updated Home Ready To • 3 Bed, 2 Bath Manufactured Home In Excel- CUTLER: 4 Good Home/Mobile Home Sites. PERCY: 3 Bed, 2 Bath On Large Lot, Base- PERCY: Convenience Store, Ready To Garage, Approx. 5 Acres Of Underground Move Into. $64,900. lent Shape On 3.5 Acres. $130,000. Pole Building Has Concrete Floor. $19,900. ment, Outbuildings. $47,000. Open. Reduced $250,000. Dog Fence, Stone, Vinyl And Cedar Exte- • Nicely Updated 2 Bed, 1 Bath Home, Re- • 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath Home On Large Lot. • Nice 4 Bed, 2 Bath Home, Fireplace, Lots Of DU QUOIN: 9 Acres Recreational Ground. Over 17,500 Sq. Ft. On Over 2 rior. $320,000. painted On Interior And Exterior, Including Base- Reduced $84,900. Kitchen Cabinets, Plenty Of Room For Family $75,000. SPARTA: • Country Location, 3-4, Bed Home, 2 Baths, ment. Reduced $47,900. • Very Nice 1 Bed Home. Some Updates, Water To Spread Out. $148,000. GOREVILLE: Wooded Waterfront Lot. Perfect Acres, Road Frontage. $345,000. Attached 2-Car Garage, Newer Roof And • 2 Story Home With Finished Attic On Large Heater, Furnace & Bathroom, Very Good Condi- • Beautiful 2-3 Bed Home With Spacious Floor Spot To Build Your Dream Home Or Weekend • 2 Buildings On .87 Acres. Main Building Is Siding, Outside Wood Burner, 11 Wooded Lot, Partially Finished Basement, Inground Pool, tion. $34,500. Plan. Remodeled In 2012, New Appliances, Getaway. CALL. 3876 Ft. And Equipped w/2 Offices, Show- Acres. $75,000. Privacy Fenced Backyard & Pool House, Cov- ROCKWOOD: 3 Bed Home On 45 Acres, Pas- Countertops, Doors & Flooring, Large Master PERCY: 244x259 Lot. Great For Building Or room And Work Area. Other Building Is A • 2 Bed, 2 Bath, Large Living Room, Nice ered Porch & Deck With Basketball Court. ture, Tillable, Hunting. Reduced $180,000. Bath. $142,400. Commercial. $18,000. Warehouse. $90,000. Covered Porch, 40x65 Pole Building, Wood $199,900. • 4 Bed Home On Large Shaded Lot w/Old Time WILLISVILLE: 2 Bed Home, Remodeled, 3 • Corner Commercial Lot With New 32’x36” Pole STEELEVILLE: Large Workshop In Great Shop, Farm Pond, 2-Car Attached Garage. • Nice 3 Bed Home With 2 Baths On Large Lot, Charm. $73,000. Lots, 2 Car Detached Carport. Reduced Building With Concrete Floor, Rocked Parking Condition With Road Frontage. $85,000. $124,000. Includes Adjoining Lot With Mobile Home. SPARTA: 2 Bed, 2 Bath Home, Partial Fin- $23,900. Lot, Sliding Door & Walk-In Door In Pole Build- • Large Building Currently Houses A Busi- • Private Setting, Perfect For Hunting And $68,000. ished Basement, 2 Car Carport. Reduced • 2 Bed, 1 Bath, 1 1/2 Car Detached Garage ing. Ready For Your Business. $31,000. ness In Industrial Park. $89,000. Horses, Open Ground For Pasture Or Could EVANSVILLE: Fantastic 3 Bed, 3 Bath Home $48,000. Reduced $56,500. SPARTA: 17 Acres Building Sites, Rural WALSH: Building On Corner Lot. $57,000.

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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE 20TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT RANDOLPH COUNTY-CHESTER, ILLINOIS. OCWEN LOAN SERVICING, LLC PLAINTIFF VS ROBIN STEINMANN A/K/A ROBIN M. STEINMANN A/K/A ROBIN M. KENNEDY; KERRY STEINMANN A/K/A KERRY R. STEINMANN; MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC., AS NOMINEE FOR COUNTRYWIDE BANK, FSB; UNKNOWN OWNERS Evansville NOW AT BUCK’S TOWN PUB! AND NON RECORD CLAIMANTS ; DEFENDANTS Coulterville • 758-9005 12 CH 77 Friday, Saturday & Sunday 9907 STATE ROUTE 3 AKA Days Come Join 4645 SOUTHERN BREEZE LANE July 19, RED BUD, IL 62278 Congratulations The Fun! NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO JUDGMENT OF FORECLOSURE 20 & 21 Gina & Ryan! UNDER ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE ACT ***THIS Corn Funnel DOCUMENT IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT ON A DEBT. ANY Lemon Dogs Play Here! INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE*** Shake-ups Cakes PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale entered by said Court in the above entitled cause on May 23, 2013, JUDGE in RANDOLPH County, Illinois, will on August 27, FRIDAY, JULY 19 2013, in RANDOLPH COUNTY COURTHOUSE, CHESTER, IL, at 9:00AM, sell at public auction and sale to the highest bidder for cash, all and singular, 4pm-8pm: Fish Buffet ...... KC Hall the following described real estate mentioned in said Judgment, situated in 4pm-12am: COSLHS Food Stand ...... Village Park the County of RANDOLPH, State of Illinois, or so much thereof as shall be 5pm-9pm: Fish ...... Michael J’s Got Too sufficient to satisfy said Judgment: TAX NO. 13-030-010-00 COMMONLY KNOWN AS: 9907 STATE ROUTE 3 AKA 4645 SOUTHERN BREEZE LANE RED BUD, IL 62278 Description SATURDAY, JULY 20 of Improvements: SINGLE FAMILY HOME WITH ATTACHED 1 CAR 7am-12pm: Breakfast Buffet ...... KC Hall GARAGE. The Judgment amount was $211,499.24. Sale Terms: This is an 7am: Yard Sales ...... Community "AS IS" sale for "CASH". The successful bidder must deposit 25% down by Much certified funds; balance, by certified funds, within 24 hours. NO REFUNDS. 8am: 2K Fun Run/5K Run ...... COSLHS The subject property is subject to general real estate taxes, special 9am: Bike Ramble ($3.00) ...... Village Park assessments or special taxes levied against said real estate, water bills, 10am-2pm: KIDS DAY ...... Village Park etc., and is offered for sale without any representation as to quality or (Sponsored By Evansville Public Library) quantity of title and without recourse to plaintiff. The sale is further subject to confirmation by the court. Upon payment in full of the bid amount, the Dog Dress Up (Free) Stuff? purchaser shall receive a Certificate of Sale, which will entitle the purchaser Balloon Lady to a Deed to the real estate after confirmation of the sale. The property will Face Painting NOT be open for inspection. Prospective bidders are admonished to check Book Sale the court file to verify all information. The successful purchaser has the sole Have A responsibility/expense of evicting any tenants or other individuals presently Authors in possession of the subject premises. If this property is a condominium 10am: 3D Bow Shoot ...... Ball Park unit, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale, other than a (Ages 14 & Up, $12.00) 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 YOU ARE 1pm: Youth Bow Shoot .... Evansville Att. Ctr. THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO (Ages 8-13, $7.00) REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DYAS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER 1pm-5pm: Car Show (Free) ...... Riverfront OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. For Information: Visit 4pm-12am: COSLHS Food Stand ...... Village Park our website at http:\\service.atty-pierce.com. Between 3 p.m. and 5 p.m. 4pm-8pm: Chicken Dinner ...... KC Hall only - Pierce & Associates, Plaintiff's Attorneys, 1 North Dearborn, Chicago, Illinois 60602. Tel. No. (312) 372-2060. Please refer to file #PA1218183 Plaintiff's attorney is not required to provide additional information other SUNDAY, JULY 21 than that set forth in this notice of sale. 7am-12pm: Breakfast Buffet ...... KC Hall I548295 2pm-6pm: COSLHS Food Stand ...... Village Park Noon: Lawnmower Pull ...... Riverfront 4pm: Parade ...... City Streets IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 20TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT Presentations ...... Village Park RANDOLPH COUNTY, ILLINOIS CHANCERY DIVISION CITIMORTGAGE, INC., Amusements Plaintiff, BEER -v.- All 3 Days! STAND RANDY W. KUEKER, et al $10.00 Armbands Defendant by Evansville Fire List Your Garage Sale On 12 CH 31 Extreme Inflatables Department NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to Party Jump Rental a Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above cause on May Our Classified Page For 28, 2013, an agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will at 1:30 PM on FRIDAY • Revulsion August 28, 2013, at the Randolph County Courthouse, One Taylor Street LIVE front door entrance, CHESTER, IL, 62233, sell at public auction to the 8pm-12am - Village Park A Great Turnout! highest bidder, as set forth below, the following described real estate: MUSIC Commonly known as 101 VALLEY ST., Ellis Grove, IL 62241 Property SATURDAY Index No. 11-041-002-00. The real estate is improved with a single family N & D Acoustics Cold Shot residence. The judgment amount was $71,958.51. Sale terms: 25% down 8pm-12am - KC Hall of the highest bid by certified funds at the close of the sale payable to The 8:30pm - Village Park Judicial Sales Corporation. No third party checks will be accepted. The (Sponsored by KC Hall, (Sponsored by balance, including the Judicial sale fee for Abandoned Residential Property Liberty Courtyard) Evansville Fire Department) COUNTY JOURNAL Municipality Relief Fund, which is calculated on residential real estate at SUNDAY the rate of $1 for each $1,000 or fraction thereof of the amount paid by the Kickin Country 1pm-5pm - Village Park Percy ~ 497-8272 purchaser not to exceed $300, in certified funds/or wire transfer, 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 RALPH’S and without recourse to Plaintiff and in "AS IS" condition. The sale is further SMALL ENGINE REPAIR 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 HUSTLER • TORO BusinessBusiness DirectoryDirectory to a deed to the real estate after confirmation of the sale. The property will BusinessBusiness DirectoryDirectory ECHO • INGERSOLL NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no representation as to the condition of the property. Prospective bidders are admonished to check ARIENS • GRAVELY the court file to verify all information. If this property is a condominium unit, 568-1707 • Hwy. 51 South • Elkville 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 UTO ARTS ERVICE EATING OOLING INSURANCE Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g)(1) and (g)(4). If this property is a A P /S H /C condominium unit which is part of a common interest community, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall Holder Agency, Inc. pay the assessments required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 FROEMLING Heartland Agent For ILCS 605/18.5(g-1). IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), IRE UPPLY Heating & Cooling YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS T & S Township Mutual Ins. Co. AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE SPARTA WITH SECTION 15-1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS MORTGAGE Welcomed 1089 Tanner Rd. Jason Brown Carolyn J. Holder, Agent FORECLOSURE LAW. For information, contact Plaintiff's attorney: AVA (618) 826-HEAT 9112 E. Springview Road • Baldwin HAUSELMAN, RAPPIN & OLSWANG, LTD., 39 South LaSalle Street - In Over Fax: Suite 1105, CHICAGO, IL 60603, (312) 372-2020. Please refer to file 7,800 Homes Ph: (618) 785-2653 785-2617 number 11-2222-18972. THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION One 426-3661 Email: [email protected] South Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 (312) 236-SALE Each Week You can also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at www.tjsc.com for a 7 day status report of pending sales. HAUSELMAN, RAPPIN & OLSWANG, LTD. 39 South LaSalle Street - Suite 1105 CHICAGO, IL 60603 (312) 372- LECTRICIAN ROPANE 2020 Attorney File No. 11-2222-18972 Case Number: 12 CH 31 TJSC#: County Journal E P 33-13652 NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, you Percy are advised that Plaintiff's attorney is deemed to be a debt collector WILLIAMS attempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used for 497-8272 KEN HALL that purpose. A/C & Heating, Inc. I546721 Electric, Inc. Residential • Farm • Commercial EMERGENCY SERVICE AVAILABLE 502 W. SHAWNEETOWN TRAIL STEELEVILLE 443-4358 • SPARTA (618) 443-3013 965-2040 Phone Toll Free [7INDOWS!DD#OMFORT3AVE-ONEYON(EATING"ILLS] after hours (618) 443-2934 Service Agreements 1-800-477-4358 s4HE"ETTER)NSULATED9OUR7INDOWS4HE7ARMER9OUR2OOM PAINTING CONSTRUCTION JOHNSON’S s3AVE/N9OUR%NERGY"ILLS JAN CAN County PAINTING COMPLETE s4RIPLE0ANE7INDOWS2EmECT(EAT"ACK Spring Special Carpentry/Construction Journal Eddie Kutz 10% OFF KITCHENS • BATHS • SIDING )NTO9OUR(OME #ELL s COMPLETE EXTERIOR OF HOME, FINISH BASEMENTS • WINDOWS 1101 E. Pine ~ PO Box 369 ~ Percy BARNS OR COMMERCIAL PROPERTY DOORS • PAINTING • DECKS OFFER ENDS Celebrating 30 Years In Business (618) 317-2037 4/1/13 (618) 210-9020 Keith Johnson 618-497-8272 July 18, 2013 County Journal Page 25

OPEN 5PM FRIDAYS & SATURDAYS LIVE VIDEO GAMING Friday, July 26 Smoked Meats Play Here! 7pm Every Saturday Live Music Ribs • Chicken RUSH INN 2 JOLLY’S Whistle Pigs Pork Sandwiches Sun. 11am-2am • Closed Mon. • Tues.-Sat. 9am-2am Saturday, July 20 • 4pm-8pm On Rte. 127 Between Pinckneyville & Nashville • 336-5411 Music by Cruisers DJ 50s & 60s Crazy Joe’s Fish House Friday & Saturday, July 19 & 20 Door Coulterville VFW, 511 VFW Street FOR DIRECTIONS Prizes OR INFO CALL Ava •763-4417 OR 559-7226 BIG AL DJ SHOW Sponsored by the Coulterville VFW & Meat The Grand Cote Cruisers Car Club Raffle Silent BILL KENNEDY BBQ PLATES & Auction POKER RUN SANDWICHES ATTENTION (live band) 50/50 Benefit 8pm-Midnight 4pm-7pm Drawing In-Town Ava For more info contact Brad 217-710-6049 For Ty & Emily Hood Trash Customers The City of Ava still has a 2-year contract with

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Shannon’s Pub has occurred, therefore your new trash bills will be billed by Republic, payable to CWI of Illinois. GEPPERT PERSONAL PROPERTY 528 Butler Street, Tilden • 587-1051 Live Auction If you have any questions please contact the Saturday, July 20 • 9:00am $ 10 Entry Fee (11am-1pm) Food Ava City Hall ~ 426-3641 6746 County Hwy. 29, Coulterville DIRECTIONS: Take State Rte. 13 To Coulterville. Turn North All Bikes/Cars/Trucks Out Music Julie Volkman, City Clerk On Hwy. 153, Go 4 Miles To County Hwy. 29. Turn East & Go By 1pm And Return By 6pm 1 1/2 Miles To Sale Site. Watch For Signs. TOOLS: 3-Ton Yale Come-A-Long, Harris Cutting Torch, All proceeds will go to funeral and headstone expenses. Blue Point Box End Wrench, Blue Point Open End Wrenches, th Chicago Supply Co. Lathe & Boring Machine On Cast Iron 26 Stand, Welding Cart (On Wheels), Sears Generator, Handyman Annual Jack, Wagon Jack, JD & IH Wrenches, Battery Charger, Long St. Bruno Spud Wrenches, Hanson Hanging Scale, Double Door Metal Cabinets, Hyd. Hose Couplers, Hyd. Hoses, Part Of An Anvil, Lots Of Pulleys, Case Hyd. Filter (NIB), FS Fuel Filters, Valve Banks (Single & Double Spools), Large Chief 2-Way Cyl., IH Church Picnic 1-Way Cyl., Hot Metal Gloves, Gas Pump Nozzles, Large Pump, Fotera System Gallon Checker, Toolbox, Plumbing Fit- tings, Slow Moving Light, Large Trouble Lights, Double & Saturday, July 20 Saturday, July 20 Single Spring Traps, Flow Control Valve, Lots Of Large Hitch Pins, O-Ring Kits, Cotter Pin Kit, Recoil Ext. Cord, Large I Bolts, Jack Stands, Clevises, Chain Hooks, Roof Bolts, Big Turn WE GOT IT MASS Buckles, Corn Knife, Smudge Pot, Long Handled Tools, Coon DINNER Hunting Lights, (Axe, Pitchfork & Hammer) Handles, Lots Of COVERED Band 3pm 3:45pm - 7pm AC Spark Plugs (NIB), Box Nail Puller, Pumps, Postal Scale 4pm-8pm Sunday K Of C Hall ITEMS OF INTEREST: 3600 Bushel Bin W/Fan FS, Featuring Butler 3000 Bushel Bin W/Fan, Dryer Fan 220, Grain Bin Sunday, July 21 Mass Sweep Auger, Toledo Bandsaw Commercial 220, Big LEM 9:00am Fried Chicken Grinder/Stuffer, 8’ Stainless Table W/Large Sink, 3 Bay Stain- less Sink Table, 4’ Stainless Table W/Small Bowl, 40’ Semi Larry Dillard And & BBQ Box Trailer (Great Dane), 16’ Yale Stock Trailer, Pannier Self Blues Therapy Kids’ Games Pork Steak Feeder, 8’ Long Self Feeder (Double Sided), 10’x15’ Floor For All Ages Carry Outs Available Portable Hog Pen, Clipper 2B Cleaner W/Lots Of Extra Screens, 3pm-7pm Clipper Cleaner W/Bagger, Auger Unit, & Extra Screens, Pelican 2 Man Boat W/Live Well, Truck Bed Trailer, 2 Rolls Of Basket Stand Belting (Approx. 24” Wide), Cherry Wood 1”x7” (10’ & 12’ Long), Chain Link Fencing & Gate, Head Gate, Gate Panels, IH 140 Buttermilk Hill Road BINGO Raffles 7:30-11:30pm Fence Charger, Deer Antlers, Lots Of Chicken & Rabbit Ava • 763-4447 Feeders, Small Pet Taxis, Small Wire Kennels, 5 Gallon Glass HOURS: Mon.-Thurs. Quilts & Cash Prizes Bottles, Gallon Jars 12pm - 6pm Fri., Sat. & Sun. 12pm - 8pm Possible 30 Quilts To Live Music Be Given Away TRACTOR PARTS: Belt Pulley (Massey), B Tractor DIRECTIONS: Follow IL Route 3 South To Buttermilk Hill Road BL50926 Parts, F20 Oil Canister, Manifold For 2010 Dozer, IH Tractor “One Night Weight Box, Lots Of Tractor Lights, IH Suitcase Weight, JD Poker Stand Suitcase Weight, IH Rear Wheel Weights, Oliver (Oil Pan, 70 Stand” Cover Plate W/Governor, 70 Clutch Housing W/Clutch & 7:00-11:00pm Country Store Pressure Plate, 77 Crank, Side Shields, Manifold, 77 Lights, Breads • Jams • Crafts Pump, 77 Oil Pan Rods & Mains, 77 Fly Wheel, Gas Tank, & Seat), Battery Boxes, H-Heads, H Or M Seat Springs, M Water Celebrating 78 Years! Entertainment For The Entire Family! Manifold, JD Planter Boxes W/Ext., DC Case Water Pump & Fan, JD Hyd. Cyl. W/Hoses, Spacers For Disk, IH & JD Planter Plates (Old & New), Rake Teeth, IH Trail Wheel For Plow, St. Bruno Catholic Church Muffler, Lots Of JD Planter Parts 494, IH Piston Rods, PTO Swanwick ORDON T INCKNEYVILLE N. G S . ~ P Hyd. Pump, Baler Needle For IH 46, M Gas Tank, H & M Shrouds & Hoods, H & M Oil Breathers, H & M Radiators, H & M Grills, H & M Steering Shafts & Instrument Panels, H & Picnic M Light Columns, F-20 Belt Pulley & Water Jacket, Cast Iron Coulterville Water System Notice Grill Case, Case DC Front Shroud & Radiator, Belt Pulleys, M 1/2 Mile East Of Swanwick On Rte. 13 & Hs, 30 Plus Krause Disc Blades, BAC Case Belt Pulley, JD All water treatment systems are required to comply with Toolbox For Tractor, PTO Shaft Shields, H Valve Cover & drinking water standards set forth by the USEPA. In order to Rockers, Seat & Assembly For H, Pumps, Piston & Rods M, Thursday, August 1 comply with these regulations and maintain satisfactory water Draw Bars, Tractor Housings, Large Cylinders, Lots More Parts quality for their customers, these systems must make periodic IRON & SCRAP: Lots Of Heavy I-Beams, 4” Water Pipe Lunch Stand 3-9:30pm modifications to their water treatment processes. These (20’ Long), 2x4 Solid Steel (6’ Long), Lots Of T-Iron, Lots Of intermittent, or periodic modifications have been approved by Roofing Tin, Lots Of Alternators & Starters, 2x2 Box Channel the EPA and are not considered to be unusual in modern water (10’ Long, 3/8” Thick), Electric Motors, 12” Flat Steel (18’ Fried Chicken system practice. Long), Heavy Angle Iron (16’ Long), Lots Of Pallet Racking, The Coulterville Water System normally uses a Stainless Steel Screens, Brass Valves, Window Weights, Cable, DINNER Oil Tank (All Heavy Steel), Electric Hoist (Bad Switch), Kawasaki Carry-Outs monochloramine disinfectant residual throughout the Mojave (Bad Transmission), Copper Piping, More Scrap 4-8pm Available distribution system to prevent the presence of harmful pathogenic organisms in the water delivered to its customers. TRACTORS & IMPLEMENTS: AC WD-45, 1940 H, This type of disinfectant residual is approved by the EPA. TO 20 (Good Rubber), Yanmar YM 2000, Ford 9N (Good Free Music Rubber - NICE), 8N Ford (NICE), IH M Frame For Parts, IH H With this type of disinfectant residual, however; non-harmful Bring Your 5-9:30pm Frame For Parts, Farm-All 400, Rome Offset Drag Disk 8’, Lawn Chairs bacterial growth can occur in the water distribution pipes and Dearborn Blade, Gandy Oats Seeder, Schwartz Wide Front End Featuring: can contribute to objectionable taste and odor as well as other Elizabeth Evans & Family 400-706, 4’ Sears & Roebuck Tumble Bug, IH 6’ 1 Way Disk, Quilt & 50/50 problems. To counteract this natural phenomenon, water 3 Pt. Vicon V Rake, 2 Pt. Box Blade, Rhino Blade, Noble RAFFLES Noah Carter & Friends Band systems must periodically change their process and deliver Danish Tine Fold Up Harrow, 2 Row JD Planter, 16’ Krause 4-9:30pm Brothers & Others predominantly free chlorine residual throughout the system. Disc, David Bradley 75 Manure Spreader (NICE), 4’ Ford 3 Typically this is done just prior to flushing the distribution Pt. Bush Hog, Ferguson Implements (3 Pt. Cultivator, 3 Pt. 2 Games Provided By system hydrants. Bottom Plow, Cut Off Saw, & 3 Pt. Manure Scoop (RARE), 3 BINGO Buckeyes 4-H Club Pt. Bale Spear, 3 Pt. Hay Fork, 3 Bottom 2 Pt. IH Plow, Service 5-10pm Some medical processes utilize point-of-use water treatment Post Hole Digger W/Extra Augers, AC 3 Bottom Snap Coupler BL #50116 devices, such as kidney dialysis units. We recommend that Plow, 3 Pt. Ford Dirt Scoop, Roth Walk Behind Tractor & owners or users of these type of devices be aware of the Equipment, David Bradley & Lots Of Equipment & Wheel impending change in our water treatment process so that any Weights, 3 Pt. Conversion To 2 Pt., 2 Pt. Conversion Arms, necessary modifications can be made to the privately owned Gravity Flow Grain Box, Heavy Truck Dump Bed Trailer, point-of-use treatment units. In addition, owners of residential Silage Bed W/Top, McCormick All Steel Bed W/Hay Wagon, 2 Pt. Transporter (Homemade), 3 Pt. Draw Bar For 1070 (Like fish aquariums should review their water treatment systems New), Combine Motor Off Case, Case Blade For Lawn Mower, Pork Steak and make modifications if any are needed. Small Garden Tractor Cultivator The Coulterville Water System plans to switch from TRUCKS & CAR PARTS: F-150 1991 4x4 6 Cyl. New COUNTY predominantly monochloramine to predominantly free chlorine Lock-Outs Front Re-Built, F-250 1990 351 Auto 5th Wheel & Rib Night disinfection residual on Monday, July 22, 2013. This short- Hitch, Roll-Back Truck 1974 F-600, 2 - ‘57 Chevy Hoods, 2 term change in our system treatment process is expected to be Camaro Hoods (Late ‘60s?), 2 Nova Doors, 2 ‘66 Chevy Doors, Friday, July 19 JOURNAL in effect for a period of two to four weeks. A separate notice Grill For ‘66 Nova 2, ‘63 Nova Instrument Panel, Dually Spare will be issued to advise customers when the process will be Tire & Rim, 5 Lug Rims 15”, 4 Lug Rims & Tires P155-80R12, 6pm-8pm reverted back to the predominantly monochloramine Aluminum Camper Shell For Ranger 1101 E. Pine disinfectant residual. ANTIQUES: Simmons Hardware Co. Sausage Stuffer, GE Percy ~ 497-8272 Oscillating Fan, Pitcher Pump Top, New Athens Lumber Co. Individuals or water customers that have questions may Phone #36 Nail Pouch, Rebuilt Kit For Well Pump, Iron Wheels, contact Dale Schumer at 618-758-2813 or 618-758-2168. Wooden Wagon Tongue, Single & Double Trees, Old Insula- tors, Old Reflector, Coleman Lantern, Small Wooden Bucket, Large Carpenters Box, DX Heavy Duty Oil Can, Prince Albert Open To The Public Tobacco Tin, Small Wooden Box, Wooden Nail Tote, Metal Reservations Not Necessary Buckboard Seat, Antique Sickle Sharpener, Lionel 027 Train Egyptian Electric Cooperative Association Set (3 Rail W/Lights), Steel Wheels W/Axle, Gunnysacks NEW!Check Out Our th Personal Property Of: CHRISTON GEPPERT 75 Annual Meeting AUCTIONEERS' NOTE: Folks, Christon Is Downsizing Live After Collecting For Years. He Is Selling Tractors, Video Gaming Equipment, Implements, Parts & Grain Bins, Some Come Out & Have Fun! Thursday, July 25 • 7:00pm Antiques & Lots Of Scrap. He Is Still Pulling Stuff Out. Registration Begins At 4:30pm ~ Short Business Meeting More To Come! Be Sure To Check Out Our Website ATTENTION www.auctionzip.com Auctioneer #29076 For Color American Legion Hall • South Chester St. • Steeleville Pictures And All Of Our Auction Listings. Hope To See MEMBERS You Sale Day! Randy & Steve • Food/Refreshments Pay Your Dues By Drawing For TERMS: CASH OR CHECK WITH PROPER I.D. • LUNCH STAND • Entertainment OT ESPONSIBLE OR CCIDENTS R HEFT AIN R HINE August 31, 2013 N R F A O T • R O S Attendance Prizes • Children’s Program Any Announcements Made Day Of Sale Take Precedence Over Printed Material Must Be Present To Win • Free Gift To Registered Members (While Supplies Last) AUCTION Random Drawing For • $10 Electric Credit To Each Registered Member SERVICE Steeleville $ Juenger Four 1,000 Scholarships • Ten (10) $75 Credits On Electric Bills 318-9106 Or 534-7573 EAGLES ® Col. Randy Juenger, Auctioneer Col. Dewitt S. McGriff, Auctioneer 965-9076 Your Touchstone Energy Cooperative Illinois License #441-001387 Illinois License #440-000619 Page 26 County Journal July 18, 2013 CJJ CLASSIFIEDS FOR SALE RAPPIN & OLSWANG, LTD., 39 South IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE GARAGE SALE ESTATE FOR RENT LaSalle Street - Suite 1105, CHICAGO, IL TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Friday & 60603, (312) 372-2020. Please refer to file RANDOLPH COUNTY, Saturday, number 11-2222-18972. THE JUDICIAL CHESTER, ILLINOIS FOR SALE: Built-Mor HUGE YARD SALE: FOR RENT: 2 & 3 bed- SALES CORPORATION One South Wacker 13 CH 00047 Buildings. 24x40, $8,095; room mobile homes in Saturday, July 20, 7am- July 19 & 20 Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. 30x50, $11,495; 36x64, 4pm, 10906 Shawneetown mobile home park in $18,895; 48x80, $30,995. Trail, Steeleville. 1703 Broad St. Sparta. Call Ronnie (312) 236-SALE You can also visit The PLAINTIFF Erected, choice of colors...... 1-7-18B Johnson. 443-3325. Judicial Sales Corporation at www.tjsc.com Vs. 732-8704 or 237-0792 or YARD SALE: Saturday, Evansville ...... 0-x-xB for a 7 day status report of pending sales. go to builtmorbuildings APARTMENT FOR Emily Edmonson a/k/a Emily B. July 20, 7am-?, 405 Liberty Antiques, HAUSELMAN, RAPPIN & OLSWANG, Edmonson; Gina M. Marwa a/k/a Gina .com. St., Evansville. Children’s RENT: 2 bedroom, 1 bath ...... 0-x-x clothing, baby stroller, Complete Household, in Steeleville. Water & LTD. 39 South LaSalle Street - Suite 1105 Marie Edmonson; Carla D. Griffith a/k/a CONSTRUCTION dishes and pot holders, Family Farm trash included. $400/ CHICAGO, IL 60603 (312) 372-2020 Attorney Carla DeAnn Edmonson Griffith; Chandra PARTS: Used construc- month, $400 deposit. 559- large Fry Daddy (never For Over 100 Years File No. 11-2222-18972 Case Number: 12 CH A. Sims a/k/a Chandra Atrice Edmonson tion parts for all makes of used), dolls. (3 Generations). 9881. dozers, loaders, graders, ...... 0-7-18 ...... 0-x-x 31 TJSC#: 33-13652 NOTE: Pursuant to the Sims; Joseph Edmonson, Jr.; Markki L. excavators, etc. Fast, GARAGE SALE: Rain or No Early Sales. FOR RENT IN SPARTA: Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, you are Edmonson a/k/a Markki Larez Edmonson; 2 & 3 bedroom mobile efficient service. Two shine, Friday and Sat- Cash Only. advised that Plaintiff's attorney is deemed Unknown Heirs and Legatees of Charlene locations: Chartrand urday, July 19 and 20, 8am- homes in park. Also Equipment Co., Red Bud ?, 709 W. Mill, Ava. Dirt mobile home lots in park. to be a debt collector attempting to collect a Edmonson; Unknown Heirs and Legatees 618-282-2585 & Ellis bike, jogging stroller, dog TRAVEL Private mobile home lots debt and any information obtained will be of Joseph Edmonson, Sr.; Unknown Owners Grove 618-853-2314. house, household items, for sale. Call Ronnie used for that purpose. and Nonrecord Claimants Email us at: chartr@htc toys, clothes. Something Johnson. 443-3325. TRAVEL: Trip to Indiana ...... 0-x-x I546721 DEFENDANTS .net. for everyone Priced to sell. “Amish Country” plus ...... 0-x-x ...... 1-7-18B world’s largest flea FOR RENT: Nice 2 ...... 0-8-1 NOTICE BY PUBLICATION FOR SALE: Formal living YARD SALE: 1 day only, market in Shipshewanna. bedroom mobile homes in Steeleville mobile home NOTICE IS GIVEN TO YOU: room chair, very good Tuesday, July 30, 803 August 20-22, 3 days/2 Unknown Heirs and Legatees of Charlene condition, $25 497-8272. Eastside Dr., Evansville, nights. Price 2 to a room - park. Central air, water, ...... 0-x-x 7am-2pm. $376, 4 to a room - $335. sewer and trash included. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE Edmonson Unknown Heirs and Legatees of FOR SALE: Heavy duty ...... 1-7-18 For more info call Betty 1- Starting at $400 a month. 20TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Joseph Edmonson, Sr. Unknown Owners dryer, electric stove and YARD SALE: Friday, July 573-547-6158 or Robbin’s No pets. 573-721-5710. RANDOLPH COUNTY- 19, 8am-4pm, Saturday, ...... 0-x-x and Nonrecord Claimants window A/C unit (14,300 Tours (toll-free) 1-877- CHESTER, ILLINOIS. BTU). Call 965-3538. If no July 20, 8am-2pm and 476-2246. FOR RENT: 1 & 2 bed That this case has been commenced in answer, please leave Sunday, July 21, 8am- ...... 0-7-18B apartments in Sparta. Call WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. this Court against you and other defendants, message. 2pm, 139 Edward St., 443-8305. PLAINTIFF Clarmin. All items $2 ...... 0-x-x praying for the foreclosure of a certain ...... 0-x-x VS Mortgage conveying the premises described STRAW FOR SALE: Call each. Something for REAL ESTATE FOR RENT: 2 bedroom 618-853-2227 or 618-859- everyone. home in Sparta on corner CHARLENE BUTLER A/K/A as follows, to-wit: 5053...... 0-7-18B lot, with full basement. CHARLENE M BUTLER GARAGE SALE: Friday, Pet friendly. Call 559-3525. LOT 76 IN NORTHTOWN MEADOWS ...... 0-8-1B A/K/A CHARLENE CAVINESS BUTLER; FIFTH PLAT, A SUBDIVISION IN PART FOR SALE: Queen beds, July 19, 2pm-7pm and ...... 0-x-x couch, recliner, end Saturday, July 20, 8am- FOR SALE: Newly FOR RENT: House in LISA CAVINESS BUTLER; ROBERT OF THE SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF THE tables, bookcases, lamps 3pm, 903 Liberty St., remodeled house in Chester, 2 bedroom, 1 bath BUTLER; STEFANIE BUTLER; JAMES NORTHEAST QUARTER OF SECTION 36, and kitchen table. All Evansville. Girls clothes Sparta, 2 bedrooms, living and 3 bedroom, 2 bath, (NB - 5T), baby stuff, toys, some appliances, A/C RAY BUTLER; UNKNOWN HEIRS AND TOWNSHIP 4 SOUTH, RANGE 6 WEST OF about 6 months old. Call room, kitchen with stove LEGATEES OF JAMES BUTLER A/K/A 702-277-6772. Home Interior decor, and gas heat. No smoking. THE THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN IN electric dryer (like new), and refrigerator, bath, No pets. References and ...... 1-7-25B utility room, gas furnace, JAMES M BUTLER A/K/A JAMES THE CITY OF SPARTA, RANDOLPH FOR SALE: Kawai household items, electric deposit required. 618-826- grill, under-the-counter C/A work shed, carport on 5143. MICHAEL BUTLER; UNKNOWN OWNERS COUNTY, ILLINOIS. PLAT WAS keyboard X150D with 3 lots, reasonable, 618-443- AND NON RECORD CLAIMANTS ; hard case, stand, 1 Korg & radio w/CD player, small ...... 0-x-x RECORDED MARCH 1, 2004 IN BOOK TV, women’s and men’s 5227. HOUSE FOR RENT: 3-4 DEFENDANTS Orla Midi w/cable and ...... 1-7-25B CABINET 7, JACKET 11, RECORDER'S magnatone amplifier. clothes (all sizes) and bedroom, 2 bath, base- 13 CH 48 furniture. FOR SALE: 3 bedroom, 1.5 ment and garage in OFFICE, RANDOLPH COUNTY, ILLINOIS. $800 for all. 618-314-0031. 1417 OAK STREET ...... 1-7-25B ...... 1-7-18B bath located at 415 N. Chester. $675 deposit/ COMMONLY KNOWN AS: 1560 Sunset FOR SALE: High YARD SALE: Saturday, Miller Street, Sparta, IL. rent, no smoking or pets. CHESTER, IL 62233 Court efficiency OUTDOOR July 20, 8am-2pm, 2262 Completely remodeled, 1- 618-853-4080. NOTICE BY PUBLICATION Pyatt-Cutler Rd., Cutler. car attached garage, new ...... 0-x-x Sparta, IL 62286 WOOD FURNACE from NOTICE IS GIVEN YOU, Central Boiler burns less Many misc. items. Too roof, new plumbing and FOR RENT: Fully and which said Mortgage was made by: much to mention. electrical, on corner lot. furnished one bedroom CHARLENE BUTLER A/K/A CHAR-LENE Joseph Edmonson, Sr. executed the wood. 25-year warranty...... 1-7-18B Slover Outdoor Heating $78,000 OBO. Call Dave apartment in country. M BUTLER A/K/A CHARLENE CAVINESS mortgage, however this individual is 618-559-3285. YARD SALE: Friday, July at 618-615-3201. Attached to log home, 2 19, 7am-7pm and Satur- miles from Sparta on 9 BUTLER; LISA CAVINESS BUTLER; deceased and is not named as a defendant ...... 0-7-18 day, July 20, 7am-?, 206 N...... 1-7-18B HOME FOR SALE: 2- acre lake. Utilities, 2 TVs ROBERT BUTLER; STEFANIE BUTLER; in this lawsuit 10th St., Coulterville. with satellite, central air, Sofa & Loveseat Bedding, dishes, clothes, story home with walkout JAMES RAY BUTLER; UNKNOWN HEIRS the Mortgagor(s), to Wells Fargo Bank, basement on approx. 1 trash pick-up included, quilt rack, leather jackets, $600/month. NO PETS! AND LEGATEES OF JAMES BUTLER A/K/ N.A., as Mortgagee, and recorded in the FOR SALE books, VHS tapes, lots of acre, sits on a shared 5+ A JAMES M BUTLER A/K/A JAMES acre lake in Steeleville. 618-317-4772. Office of the Recorder of Deeds of Randolph misc. Nice shady yard...... 1-7-18 MICHAEL BUTLER; UNKNOWN OWNERS $ For ...... 1-7-18B Master bed and bath, 2 County, Illinois, as Document No. 227016 Both more bedrooms with 2 BEDROOM HOUSE AND NON RECORD CLAIMANTS ; 350 YARD SALE: 300 Cherry FOR RENT IN SPARTA: Book 830 Page 0388; and for other relief; Excellent Condition St., Evansville, Saturday, additional full bath and 2 Utility room, kitchen, defendants, that this case has been that summons was duly issued out of said July 20, 8am-noon. Lots half baths, large 16x24 bathroom and storage commenced in this Court against you and 618-317-2143 of miscellaneous. covered deck and patio, Court against you as provided by law and shed, 618-317-5290. other defendants, asking for the foreclosure ...... 1-7-18 deep 3-car garage, lots of ...... 1-7-18B that the said suit is now pending. YARD SALE: 907 Booster entertainment areas, most FOR RENT: 3 bed mobile of a certain Mortgage conveying the NOW, THEREFORE, UNLESS YOU file WANTED St., Evansville, Saturday, everything is newly premises described as follows, to wit: July 20, 7am-? Special home in Sparta. 443-3444. your answer or otherwise file your renovated and much, ...... 0-7-18B LOT 4 IN BLOCK 40 IN SWANWICK'S WANTED TO BUY: sales after 12 noon. Some- much more. Text or call appearance in this case in the Office of the thing for everyone. Pro- FOR RENT: 1 & 2 bed Mobile homes in good 618-830-2214, or email apartments, very spacious ADDITION TO THE TOWN, NOW CITY OF Clerk of this Court, ceeds to go to the National CHESTER, RANDOLPH COUNTY, condition. 1978 or newer. Kidney Foundation. Lots [email protected] for and clean. Steeleville. 559- Sherry Johnson Must have central A/C. of 50¢ items. more information 0861. ILLINOIS, AS SHOWN BY PLAT Randolph County Courthouse 573-721-5710...... 1-7-18B ...... 1-7-18 ...... 0-x-x RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK B, PAGE 23, 1 Taylor, Room 302 ...... 0-x-x BIG SALE: 204 Broadway, IN THE RECORDER'S OFFICE, WANTED TO BUY: Willisville, lots of things, Chester, IL 62233 Sassafras leaves, walnut men, women, kid’s and LEGAL NOTICES RANDOLPH COUNTY, ILLINOIS. on or before August 12, 2013, A DEFAULT leaves, mayapple roots, baby clothes (winter & Commonly known as: 1417 OAK STREET MAY BE ENTERED AGAINST YOU AT goldenseal roots and summer). Come see. CHESTER, IL 62233 leaves, blackroot, blood- Cheap pricing! Thursday, ANY TIME AFTER THAT DAY AND A root, iris bulbs, gensing July 18, 5pm-7pm, Friday, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 20TH and which said Mortgage was made by, JUDGMENT MAY BE ENTERED IN (in season), plantain, July 19, 8am-4pm and JUDICIAL DISTRICT CHARLENE BUTLER A/K/A CHAR-LENE ACCORDANCE WITH THE PRAYER OF cranes*bill roots and Saturday, July 20, 8am- RANDOLPH COUNTY, ILLINOIS M BUTLER A/K/A CHARLENE CAVINESS SAID COMPLAINT. Indian hemp root. Will noon. CHANCERY DIVISION pick up. 618-973-2862...... 1-7-18 BUTLER; JIM BUTLER A/K/A JIM M CODILIS & ASSOCIATES, P.C...... 1-7-18 YARD SALE: 601 S. CITIMORTGAGE, INC., BUTLER A/K/A JAMES MICHAEL BUTLER Attorneys for Plaintiff WANTED TO BUY: Old Charles, Steeleville, Fri- Plaintiff, DECEASED; 15W030 North Frontage Road, Suite 100 crocks (dirty or clean), old day, July 19, 7am-3pm and -v.- Mortgagor (s), to homemade butcher tab- Saturday, July 20, 7am- Burr Ridge, IL 60527 les, drysinks, handmade noon. Girls clothes, RANDY W. KUEKER, et al WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. (630) 794-5300 cabinets, wooden shelves, women’s clothes, booster Defendant Mortgagee, and recorded in the Office of DuPage # 15170 old toys. Anything real seat and misc. 12 CH 31 ...... 1-7-18 the Recorder of Deeds of RANDOLPH Winnebago # 531 old regardless of con- NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NOTICE IS dition. Call or write: 3-FAMILY YARD SALE: County, Illinois, as Document No. Our File No. 14-13-10135 Darlene Lesicko, 210 E. Friday, July 19, 7am-4pm HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a 2008R05208; and for other relief. NOTE: This law firm is deemed to be a Mill St., Waterloo, IL and Saturday, July 20, Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale entered 7am-noon. Something for UNLESS YOU file your answer or debt collector. 62298, Phone 618-939- in the above cause on May 28, 2013, an agent otherwise file your appearance in this case 4128. everyone. 75 W. Mill St., I546265 ...... 1-7-25B Ruma. for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will at in the Office of the Clerk of this County, ...... 0-7-25 ...... 1-7-18B 1:30 PM on August 28, 2013, at the Randolph 3-FAMILY YARD SALE: CIRCUIT CLERK/MS.B.BROWN $ CASH FOR JUNK $ 904 Broad Street in County Courthouse, One Taylor Street front RANDOLPH CO. COURTHOUSE Evansville. Gun cabinet, door entrance, CHESTER, IL, 62233, sell at #1 TAYLOR STREET Rm 302 ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Cars • Trucks file cabinet, yard orna- public auction to the highest bidder, as set ments and tools, Sears CHESTER, IL. 62233 Sealed bids are requested by the Board of Vans • SUVs Craftsman riding mower forth below, the following described real on or before August 12, 2013, A Commissioners of the Sparta Community 1-Hour Pickup (good shape), variable estate: JUDGMENT OR DECREE BY DEFAULT Airport Authority, 1800 North Market size men and women LOT 21 IN EGGEMEYER'S SUBDIVISION MAY BE TAKEN AGAINST YOU FOR THE Street, Sparta, Illinois 62286, for the Call Today 618-317-7843 clothing. Thursday, July 18, 4pm-7pm, Friday, July NO. 2, BEING A SUBDIVISION OF PART RELIEF ASKED IN THE COMPLAINT. excavation, leveling and reconstruction of 19, 5pm-8pm and Satur- OF THE NORTHWEST QUARTER OF THE PIERCE & ASSOCIATES three aircraft t-hangar floors. The scope of day, July 20, 7am-10am. NORTHWEST QUARTER OF SECTION 17, Attorneys for Plaintiff the requested work will consist of removing WANTED TO BUY ...... 1-7-18B VINTAGE CLOTHING MOVING SALE: 1021 TOWNSHIP 6 SOUTH, RANGE 7 WEST OF Thirteenth Floor existing asphalt floors and the (Men’s & Women’s) William St., Chester, THE THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, 1 North Dearborn establishment of new concrete floors at 1920’s to 1960’s Friday and Saturday, July VILLAGE OF ELLIS GROVE, RANDOLPH Chicago, Illinois 60602 each of the three hangar facilities. Old Military, Dresses 19 & 20, 7am-?, queen bed, secretary desk, shelves, COUNTY, ILLINOIS, AS SHOWN BY PLAT Tel. (312) 346-9088 Bids will be received until 5:00 p.m. on & Work Wear couch, recliner, buffet, RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK ''I'' AT PAGE Fax (312) 346-1557 August 1, 2013, in the offices of the Airport 612-817-1777 or table and chairs, lamps, 15. RECORDER'S OFFICE. RANDOLPH PA 1307857 Manager, Sparta Aero Services, Inc., 1800 773-930-6977 tables, tools, bikes, Christ- mas trees, small appli- COUNTY, ILLINOIS. SITUATED IN THE I546225 North Market Street, Sparta, Illinois, at ances, dishes, flat screen COUNTY OF RANDOLPH, STATE OF ...... 0-7-25 which time the bids will be opened and read TV, microwave, DVD ILLINOIS aloud. APPLIANCES player, dressers, pie hutch, plants, some Commonly known as 101 VALLEY ST., Interested bidders are invited to contact FOR SALE: Refrigerators, sporting equipment, lots Ellis Grove, IL 62241 Property Index No. 11- the Airport Manager’s office for further ranges, washers, dryers, of other misc. items. 041-002-00. The real estate is improved with STATE OF ILLINOIS IN THE information and to view the hangar facilities freezers, propane stoves...... 1-7-18 a single family residence. The judgment CIRCUIT COURT OF THE in question. Guaranteed. Tilley’s Used YARD SALE: Saturday, TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Appliances, 518 E. Park July 20, 7am-?, 11370 amount was $71,958.51. Sale terms: 25% Bidders must provide evidence of St., Du Quoin, 618-521- Zeigler Mine Rd., Sparta, down of the highest bid by certified funds at RANDOLPH COUNT - IN PROBATE 4477 or 618-542-6810 insurance coverage as prescribed by the girl baby clothes, baby the close of the sale payable to The Judicial IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF Sparta Community Airport Authority. The ...... 1-8-1B toys and equipment, LARRY D. MARKOTAY, Deceased. household items. Sales Corporation. No third party checks requested work must be completed within ...... 1-7-18B will be accepted. The balance, including No. 13-P-42 30 days after bid award. AUTOMOBILES CLAIM NOTICE THE CELLAR the Judicial sale fee for Abandoned Sparta Community Airport Authority FOR SALE: 2006 Chrysler Residential Property Municipality Relief Notice is hereby given to creditors of the reserves the right to reject any and all bids, Town & Country van. 204 W. Main • Ava • 571-1219 death of LARRY D. MARKOTAY. Letters of Extra long wheel base, Fund, which is calculated on residential to waive any informality or to accept any FINE CHINA SETS real estate at the rate of $1 for each $1,000 or Office were issued on July 10, 2103, to low mileage, very clean, NORITAKE bid which, in the opinion of the garage kept, leather KIMBERLY MARKOTAY, whose address MONTGOMERY WARD fraction thereof of the amount paid by the Commissioners, is in the best interest of interior, automatic doors, purchaser not to exceed $300, in certified is 1475 West Broadway Street, Sparta, the Sparta Community Airport Authority. Bruno lift, LOADED! 618- ANTIQUE DISHES Illinois 62286, as Independent 967-2448. Thurs. & Fri. 10am-4pm funds/or wire transfer, is due within twenty- No bid may be withdrawn after opening of ...... 0-7-18B Sat. 10am-2pm four (24) hours. No fee shall be paid by the Administrator, whose attorney of record is the bids without the consent of the Sparta FOR SALE: 1996 Ford mortgagee acquiring the residential real Dennis M. Field, 115 East Mill Street, Community Airport Authority. F350 super duty, 7.3 Consignment Waterloo, Illinois 62298. The estate will be diesel, new clutch, Marjorie’s & Gift Cottage estate pursuant to its credit bid at the sale For further information, contact Scott transmission overhauled, OFF HWY. 4 & SPRING HILL DRIVE or by any mortgagee, judgment creditor, or administered without court supervision Marquardt at (618) 443-5321 or see details CAMPBELL HILL • 426-3359 195,000 miles, 4’x12’ other lienor acquiring the residential real unless under §28-4 of the Probate Act (755 of the project at the Authority’s website utility bed. $8000 OBO. Plus Size Blouses ILCS 5/28-4) any interested person Call Dave at 618-615-3201. Pant Suits • Sheets estate whose rights in and to the residential www.ksarairport.com...... 1-7-18B Pillowcases real estate arose prior to the sale. The subject terminates independent administration at BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS Food Carriers property is subject to general real estate any time by mailing or delivering a petition SPARTA COMMUNITY AIRPORT Canning Jars - Some Blue SERVICES taxes, special assessments, or special taxes to terminate to the clerk. AUTHORITY MON., FRI. & SAT. 8:30AM-NOON ~ WED. 8:30AM-4PM levied against said real estate and is offered Claims against the estate may be filed in ...... 0-7-18 for sale without any representation as to the Circuit Clerk’s office, Marion County LET US ALLIGATOR MUSIC quality or quantity of title and without Courthouse, 100 North Broadway Avenue, CREATE A ON BROADWAY recourse to Plaintiff and in "AS IS" Salem, Illinois 62881, or with the NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING SPARTA condition. The sale is further subject to representative, or both, on or before the NOTICE OF HEARING BEFORE CUSTOM confirmation by the court. Upon payment 18th day of January, 2014, or, if mailing or THE ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS/ WEBSITE LIQUIDATION in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will delivery of a notice from the representative PLAN COMMISSION receive a Certificate of Sale that will entitle is required by §18-3 of the Probate Act of TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: FOR YOU! SALE the purchaser to a deed to the real estate 1975, the date stated in that notice. Any Public notice is hereby given that a public claim not filed on or before that date is hearing will be held on August 2 at 6 P.M. “For Sale By after confirmation of the sale. The property Choice stock will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff barred. Copies of a claim filed with the in the Tilden Firehouse, Tilden, Illinois to Owner” or “Auto” still makes no representation as to the condition Clerk must be mailed or delivered by the permit reduction of front setback - to build Starting At $62 remaining. of the property. Prospective bidders are claimant to the representative and to the porch on the following property: admonished to check the court file to verify attorney within ten (10) days after it has Lot 16 in Block 11 all information. If this property is a been filed. Said request was made by Chloe Gower Call Julie condominium unit, the purchaser of the KIMBERLY MARKOTAY and application is on file in the office of the 774-2900 618-443-5051 unit at the foreclosure sale, other than a Independent Administrator of the Zoning Administrator at 550 S. Railroad. mortgagee, shall pay the assessments and Estate of LARRY D. MARKOTAY, All interested persons are invited to attend the legal fees required by The Condominium deceased said hearing and be heard for or against Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g)(1) and (g)(4). By DENNIS M. FIELD, #6194588 said proposal. If this property is a condominium unit which STRELLIS & FIELD, CHARTERED Sharon Bates T. W. Construction is part of a common interest community, Attorneys at Law SECRETARY ROOFING • REMODELING • DECKS • DRYWALL • SIDING the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure 115 East Mill Street ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS SEAMLESS GUTTERING • POLE BARNS • BARN REPAIRS sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the Waterloo, IL 62298 DATED THIS 15TH DAY OF JULY, 2013. Telephone: 618/939-3404 ROOM ADDITIONS • NEW CONSTRUCTION • GARAGES • ETC. assessments required by The Condominium ...... 0-7-18 Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/18.5(g-1). IF YOU ...... 0-8-1 Tom Wilhite FREE ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), Make A Wise Decision, Carpenter Estimates YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER NOTICE Order Your Subscription 308 Little Kinkaid Rd. • Ava ENTRY OF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, This is to clarify that as of April 23, 2013, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15- I, Amy Rondeau, will not be responsible for To The County Journal (618) 426-9025 1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS MORTGAGE any debt incurred after said date by Daniel FORECLOSURE LAW. For information, Rondeau. COUNTY JOURNAL • PERCY • 497-8272 contact Plaintiff's attorney: HAUSELMAN, ...... 1-7-18 July 18, 2013 County Journal Page 27

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE RANSOM STEELY; UNKNOWN 20TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OWNERS AND NON RANDOLPH COUNTY RECORD CLAIMANTS ; STEELEVILLE AREA CHESTER, ILLINOIS. DEFENDANTS OCWEN LOAN SERVICING, LLC 13 CH 42 PLAINTIFF 10006 MICHAEL ROAD The Village of Percy is accepting PUBLIC LIBRARY VS COULTERVILLE, IL 62237 applications for the position of is taking applications for an ROBIN STEINMANN A/K/A ROBIN M. NOTICE BY PUBLICATION anticipated opening as a STEINMANN A/K/A ROBIN M. NOTICE IS GIVEN YOU, FULL-TIME POLICE OFFICER SUBSTITUTE LIBRARIAN. KENNEDY; KERRY STEINMANN A/K/A TERRY L STEELY; GUY R STEELY A/K/ Salary and benefits to be Candidates should be able to work KERRY R. STEINMANN; MORTGAGE A GUY RANSOM STEELY; UNKNOWN flexible hours and possess basic ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION OWNERS AND NON RECORD determined by level of experience. Residency requirements apply. computer skills. Those interested SYSTEMS, INC., AS NOMINEE FOR CLAIMANTS ; can call the library at 618-965-9732 COUNTRYWIDE BANK, FSB; UNKNOWN defendants, that this case has been Applications available at village hall OWNERS AND NON RECORD commenced in this Court against you and and accepted through July 31, 2013. for an application. Applications can CLAIMANTS ; other defendants, asking for the foreclosure also be obtained by writing DEFENDANTS of a certain Mortgage conveying the Director 12 CH 77 premises described as follows, to wit: Steeleville Area Public Library 9907 STATE ROUTE 3 AKA BEGINNING AT THE SOUTHWEST 625 S. Sparta 4645 SOUTHERN BREEZE LANE CORNER OF THE NORTHWEST NOW HIRING Steeleville, IL 62288 RED BUD, IL 62278 QUARTER OF THE NORTHEAST NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO QUARTER OF SECTION 20, TOWNSHIP 4 ALL POSITIONS JUDGMENT OF FORECLOSURE UNDER SOUTH, RANGE 5 WEST OF THE THIRD ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, RANDOLPH Apply In Person ACT ***THIS DOCUMENT IS AN COUNTY, ILLINOIS; THENCE EASTERLY ATTEMPT TO COLLECT ON A DEBT. ANY ALONG THE SOUTH LINE OF SAID 1353 A Sparta INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE NORTHWEST QUARTER OF THE Center Drive USED FOR THAT PURPOSE*** PUBLIC NORTHEAST QUARTER 683.3 FEET; NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant THENCE NORTHERLY WITH A SPARTA to a Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale DEFLECTION ANGLE OF 89 degrees 58' entered by said Court in the above entitled PARALLEL WITH THE WEST LINE OF BOTH cause on May 23, 2013, JUDGE in SAID NORTHWEST QUARTER OF THE LOCATIONS RANDOLPH County, Illinois, will on NORTHEAST QUARTER, 255 FEET August 27, 2013, in RANDOLPH COUNTY THENCE WESTERLY WITH A 806 Lehman Dr. Well-Established COURTHOUSE, CHESTER, IL, at 9:00AM, DEFLECTION ANGLE OF 90 degrees 02' CHESTER Company In The Chester, sell at public auction and sale to the highest PARALLEL WITH SAID SOUTH LINE OF Steeleville, Sparta Area bidder for cash, all and singular, the THE NORTHWEST QUARTER OF THE following described real estate mentioned NORTHEAST QUARTER, 683.3 FEET TO Is Interested In An in said Judgment, situated in the County of SAID WEST LINE OF THE NORTHWEST RANDOLPH, State of Illinois, or so much QUARTER OF THE NORTHEAST HELP WANTED thereof as shall be sufficient to satisfy said QUARTER; THENCE SOUTHERLY WITH ACCOUNTANT Judgment: A DEFLECTION ANGLE OF 89 degrees 58' Enthusiastic self-starter needed for PART OF THE SOUTHWEST QUARTER ALONG SAID WEST LINE, 255 FEET TO For A OF THE NORTHEAST QUARTER OF THE POINT OF BEGINNING, SUBJECT busy optometry practice for patient SECTION 20, TOWNSHIP 4 SOUTH, TO TOWNSHIP ROAD 59 OVER THE care, receptionist duties, medical Full-Time RANGE 8 WEST OF THE THIRD SOUTHERLY PORTION AND TO billing, and optical. Position. PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, RANDOLPH TOWNSHIP ROAD 236 OVER THE COUNTY, ILLINOIS, MORE WESTERLY PORTION THEREOF, AND Successful applicant must be This Is Not An Entry PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS SUBJECT TO ALL EXCEPTIONS, personable and professional with FOLLOWS: COMMENCING AT THE RESERVATIONS, EASEMENTS, Level Position And Does NORTHEAST CORNER OF THE COVENANTS AND RESTRICTIONS OF excellent organizational, Require Accounting SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF THE RECORD. communication and computer skills Education And Experience. NORTHEAST QUARTER OF SECTION 20, Commonly known as: 10006 MICHAEL required. Must also be a quick TOWNSHIP 4 SOUTH, RANGE 8 WEST OF ROAD COULTERVILLE, IL 62237 and learner, problem-solver, work Please Email Your Resume To THE THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, which said Mortgage was made by, TERRY unsupervised and with a group. [email protected] RANDOLPH COUNTY, ILLINOIS; L STEELY; GUY R STEELY A/K/A GUY Pay rate dependent on experience. Or Mail To THENCE WESTERLY ON THE NORTH RANSOM STEELY; United Ironworkers LINE OF SAID SOUTHWEST QUARTER Mortgagor (s), to Please send resume to: PO Box 186 OF THE NORTHEAST QUARTER 497.83 WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. PO Box 369S FEET FOR A POINT OF BEGINNING OF Mortgagee, and recorded in the Office of Steeleville, IL 62288 HEREIN DESCRIBED TRACT; THENCE the Recorder of Deeds of RANDOLPH Percy, IL 62272 CONTINUING WESTERLY ON THE LAST County, Illinois, as Document No. 224705; DESCRIBED COURSE ALONG SAID and for other relief. NORTH LINE OF THE SOUTHWEST UNLESS YOU file your answer or QUARTER OF THE NORTHEAST otherwise file your appearance in this case QUARTER, 829.37 FEET TO THE in the Office of the Clerk of this County, NORTHWEST CORNER THEREOF; CIRCUIT CLERK/MS.B.BROWN THENCE SOUTHERLY WITH A RANDOLPH CO. COURTHOUSE DEFLECTION ANGLE OF 91 DEGREES #1 TAYLOR STREET Rm 302 19 MINUTES 30 SECONDS ALONG THE CHESTER, IL. 62233 WEST LINE OF SAID SOUTHWEST on or before August 19, 2013, A QUARTER OF THE NORTHEAST JUDGMENT OR DECREE BY DEFAULT QUARTER, 1,082 FEET; THENCE MAY BE TAKEN AGAINST YOU FOR THE EASTERLY WITH A DEFLECTION RELIEF ASKED IN THE COMPLAINT. ANGLE OF 88 DEGREES 52 MINUTES 06 PIERCE & ASSOCIATES SECONDS, 215.09 FEET; THENCE Attorneys for Plaintiff SOUTHERLY WITH A DEFLECTION Thirteenth Floor ANGLE OF 92 DEGREES 28 MINUTES 08 1 North Dearborn SECONDS, 27.56 FEET; THENCE Chicago, Illinois 60602 SOUTHEASTERLY WITH A DEFLECTION Tel. (312) 346-9088 ANGLE OF 40 DEGREES 21 MINUTES 35 Fax (312) 346-1557 SECONDS, 136.61 FEET; THENCE PA 1307123 SOUTHEASTERLY WITH A DEFLECTION I549553 ANGLE OF 11 DEGREES 46 MINUTES 37 ...... 0-8-1 SECONDS TO THE LEFT, 84.38 FEET; THENCE NORTHEASTERLY WITH A HELP WANTED: BEAT DEFLECTION ANGLE OF 67 DEGREES HELP WANTED THE HEAT!!! Work the 15 MINUTES 56 SECONDS, 114.52 FEET; HELP WANTED: Billing night shift at TG Missouri! Immediate THENCE NORTHEASTERLY WITH A department has a position open for one medical openings! Kelly Services DEFLECTION ANGLE OF 43 DEGREES biller in the Sparta, IL now hiring for 30+ 54 MINUTES 54 SECONDS TO THE LEFT, area. Medical billing production operators for experience preferred but the night shift. Earn $1040 Welcomed 146.23 FEET; THENCE EASTERLY WITH more a year working the A DEFLECTION ANGLE OF 70 DEGREES not required. Send resume to PO Box 296, night shift! Want a light 50 MINUTES 54 SECONDS, 215.28 FEET; Sparta, IL 62286 or fax to industrial job with: a pay THENCE NORTHERLY WITH A 618-443-1958. raise after 90 days, weekly paycheck, on-site fitness DEFLECTION ANGLE OF 85 DEGREES ...... 0-7-11 HELP WANTED: After center, on-site banking, 43 MINUTES 54 SECONDS, 1,081.93 FEET school program coordin- clean work environment, TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING ator & supervisor po- temp to hire potential. Provide proof of HS/GED. In Over sition. Sparta Unit School CONTAINING 20.164 ACRES, MORE OR Starting pay rate $8.75- LESS. District #140 at Evansville Attendance Center. $9.25. Contact us today at TAX NO. 13-030-010-00 COMMONLY Hours: 2:50pm-5:45pm. 573-517-0363, Kelly Ser- KNOWN AS: 9907 STATE ROUTE 3 AKA Apply at Sparta District vices, 1040 Industrial Dr., Perryville, MO. 4645 SOUTHERN BREEZE LANE RED #140 office. For info call 618-713-5909...... 0-7-25 BUD, IL 62278 Description of ...... 0-7-18B CHILD CARE: Two Improvements: SINGLE FAMILY HOME DRIVERS: New short- openings for child care. 7,800 haul openings get you in Marissa. Day shift or WITH ATTACHED 1 CAR GARAGE. The night shift, some week- Judgment amount was $211,499.24. Sale home 2-3 times a week! No-touch freight, newer ends and holidays avail- Terms: This is an "AS IS" sale for "CASH". Petes and great pay/ able upon request. Call The successful bidder must deposit 25% benefits: 888-711-4150. 618-581-0940...... 1-7-18B down by certified funds; balance, by ...... 1-7-25 certified funds, within 24 hours. NO Homes REFUNDS. The subject property is subject to general real estate taxes, special assessments or special taxes levied against SALESPERSON said real estate, water bills, etc., and is offered for sale without any representation Benefit as to quality or quantity of title and without Package recourse to plaintiff. The sale is further Each subject to confirmation by the court. Upon Salary payment in full of the bid amount, the purchaser shall receive a Certificate of Sale, Commission which will entitle the purchaser to a Deed to the real estate after confirmation of the sale. The property will NOT be open for Weir Chevy, Buick, GMC inspection. Prospective bidders are Ask For Brandon! Week Red Bud • 282-2311 admonished to check the court file to verify all information. The successful purchaser has the sole responsibility/expense of evicting any tenants or other individuals presently in possession of the subject premises. If this property is a condominium Full-Time Diesel Parts unit, the purchaser of the unit at the Counter Associate foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee shall pay the assessments and the legal needed in Cutler, IL for a trucking County fees required by The Condominium company. Maintain parts inventory, Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g)(1) and (g)(4). issue purchase orders for supplies/ IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR parts, receiving and stocking and (HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT entering work orders. Must be TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 highly organized, have good Journal DYAS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER OF computer skills and good customer POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS service skills. Prior truck/trailer MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. For knowledge a plus. Information: Visit our website at Please send resume to 1101 E. Pine http:\\service.atty-pierce.com. Between 3 SIMX, PO Box 430, Ava, IL 62907. p.m. and 5 p.m. only - Pierce & Associates, Plaintiff's Attorneys, 1 North Dearborn, PO Box 369 Chicago, Illinois 60602. Tel. No. (312) 372- 2060. Please refer to file #PA1218183 Plaintiff's attorney is not required to Percy provide additional information other than that set forth in this notice of sale. Coulterville I548295 497-8272 ...... 0-8-1 Care Center Where your family becomes ours. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE 20TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Part-Time All Shifts RANDOLPH COUNTY RN CHESTER, ILLINOIS. HSBC BANK USA, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION AS TRUSTEE FOR Part-Time All Shifts NOMURA HOME EQUITY LOAN TRUST, CNA SERIES 2006-WF1 ASSET BACKED Call (618) 758-2256, Ext. 106 PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES Email: [email protected] PLAINTIFF Or Visit Facility To Fill Out An Application VS TERRY L STEELY; GUY R STEELY A/K/ 13138 State Rte. 13 • Coulterville A GUY A Drug Free Workplace EOE