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Have a sports story? E-mail them to B [email protected] THURSDAY OCTOBER 24, 2019 SPORTS enquirerdemocrat.com Williams and Roper lead CHS boys to third place Elsa finish at Carlinville cross country invitational Mefford Lydia Roller earns third SCC title competes By JACKSON WILSON Enquirer Democrat Reporter at state The Carlinville High School cross country teams had a lot of work cut out for them in a rebuilding season, but they are at their peak golf meet heading into regionals. By JACKSON WILSON Carlinville Invitational Enquirer Democrat Reporter (Senior Night) Seniors Cale Williams (third, 16:52.92) Carlinville High School junior and Briley Roper (fifth, 17:13.52) ended their Elsa Mefford represented Ma- home careers on a positive note, finishing coupin County as the only area among the top five out of 121 male runners at golfer at the Illinois High School Macoupin County Fairgrounds Oct. 15. Association Class 1A state meet, At the conclusion of the race, the two med- held at Red Tail Run Golf Course alists shared and reflected on memories they in south Decatur last weekend. made with the team during their high school Mefford fell five strokes short of tenures in celebration of Senior Night. advancing to the Oct. 19 finals, but “I’m always going to remember the great finished with a score of 88 overall teammates and friends that I made over the during her first 18 holes at that par- past four years whether it was hanging out ticular level Friday, Oct. 18. with them every day, running, sweating, or Mefford previously braved rocky simply putting in hours of commitment,” regional weather conditions to ad- said Williams. “I also would like to thank my vance to sectionals in Jacksonville, coaches for their support.” in which she bounced back with “I ran with Cale for about seven years go- From left, Colin Kreipe (ninth, 18:33), Briley Roper (third, 17:45), Cale Williams (second, one of her best 18-hole scores of ing back to middle school,” said Roper. I’ve Carlinville High School seniors Cale Wil- 17:41) and Morgan Carrino (sixth, 21:54) earned All-Conference medals for Carlinville 82. never had anybody that stayed by me for that liams (left) and Briley Roper (right) finished Monday afternoon at Brighton. Photo contributed by Melissa Williams. With another season to look for- long. It’s nice to have somebody your age their home careers by leading the Cavies ward to, Mefford and her family going out there with you. I also can’t thank to a third place finish out of 10 teams at South Central Conference Meet sixth in the girls’ race after posting a time are walking away from the 2019 Coach Charlie Helton enough for getting the Carlinville Invitational Oct. 15. Enquirer The Cavies traveled to Brighton for the of 21:54. campaign with their heads held me to go out for this team. I was planning Democrat photo by Jackson Wilson. South Central Conference meet Oct. 21. Carlinville’s Gilmore (22:27) fell one spot high. on playing football my freshman year and he Rochester (47) and Roxana (53) within a Staunton’s Lydia Roller took home the in- short of honors in 11th. “It was really great to golf with was too good of a coach for me to pass up the field of 10 squads. The Cavies ended the day dividual girls’ conference title for the third Trent Markezich (12th, 19:04) led the way girls that have such talent,” said opportunity to run for him.” with a score of 85 while reigning over Breese year in a row, finishing in 18:17. for the Staunton boys. Mefford. “Just seeing that kind of “I am so blessed to have coached Cale and Mater Dei (99), Litchfield (108), Marquette The Carlinville boys (41) placed runner- Derek Watson (16th, 19:19) and Allison pushed me and made me want to Briley for these past four years,” said Hel- (143), Breese Central (190), Pana (244), up behind conference champion Roxana Brown (20th, 24:01) were the top finishers work harder for next year. I’m re- ton. “They’ve always stepped up big for their Metro-East Lutheran (245) and O’Fallon (31), while the girls (114) came in fourth to for Southwestern in their respective races. ally glad I got to experience this team and set a prime example at the front of First Baptist (261). Roxana (30), Staunton (56) and Litchfield Regionals at least once. Hopefully, I can do the pack.” Morgan Carrino (ninth, 21:06.42) and (68). Carlinville has been assigned to the Illinois it again.” Colin Kreipe came in 14th place with a Braylee Gilmore (27th, 21:56.92) won med- Williams (second, 17:41), Roper (third, High School Association Class 1A regional “She’s been working really hard time of 17:57.05 and also received a medal. als for the girls and helped lead CHS to a 17:45) and Kreipe (ninth, 18:33) all fin- meet at Shelbyville. The girls’ race begins at ever since the summer,” said Elsa’s Carlinville was recognized as one of three seventh place finish in a 12-team race that ished in the top 10 to claim All-Conference 10 a.m., followed by the boys at 10:45 a.m. mother, Laura Mefford. “She par- team plaque recipients, finishing only behind consisted of 108 runners. for CHS. Carrino did the same, placing Saturday, Oct. 26. ticipated in lots of tournaments and she saw what it was going to take in order to compete up at that level. I was truly impressed with how CHS volleyball runs win streak to five matches much time she put in after practice. What she put up at state wasn’t By JACKSON WILSON varsity Eagles 29-27, 28-26 to take the title. enough, but she now knows which Enquirer Democrat Reporter Jill Stayton was named the tournament’s things she has to work on for next Most Valuable Player. The Carlinville soph- season. I have all the faith in the Kaitie Hammann knew this year’s Carlin- omore collected 50 digs, 34 service points, world that she will do even better ville High School volleyball seniors - Sydney 26 kills, three aces and a pair of assists that next time.” Bowman, Sarah DeNeve, Olivia Turley, Haley helped CHS to the first place finish. Furthermore, E. Mefford got to Wills and Kelsey McKee - better then anyone, “She could have been deserving of a lot of absorb valuable lessons throughout and she got to witness one of the strongest reg- all-tournament teams and things like that but her journey. The most popular one ular season finishes in the history of the storied she broke out this particular weekend with a was how the sport she loved was program. With the postseason just days away, solid performace all the way around,” Ham- truly more than just a game. Hammann’s Lady Cavaliers are currently on mann said of Stayton. “I was so proud of her “This is an activity that you can a surging rampage that includes a tournament to get that MVP but the best part was to see participate in throughout your en- championship and a senior night victory. how the other coaches thought that as well. tire life,” said E. Mefford. “You can “This was my very first group that I ever You can’t vote for members of your own also build many relationships when coached back in middle school,” Hammann team. So, when they see what you see, you you go to these tournaments. You said following a 25-18, 25-14 win over South- know you’ve got a special player.” can make new friends throughout western in the Cavies home finale Oct. 22. Junior Gracie Reels was additionally se- the day and if you ever play with “They were my seventh graders so this has lected to the Eagle Classic’s All-Tournament those people again, you’ll remem- been a really special ride for me personally Team thanks to 31 digs, 20 kills, 11 service ber most of them and even the last watching each of them grow from girls who points, three blocks, two assists and an ace. time you competed against each had never played volleyball before into what Upcoming Games other. they are now. They have done so much and I The Cavies will conclude the regular sea- can’t credit them enough for being great role son Thursday, Oct. 24, at Litchfield, begin- models to the kids. They push hard at every ning at 6 p.m. practice and they’ve accepted everyone for Carlinville has earned a regional quarterfi- The Carlinville High School volleyball seniors were recognized in the CHS Subscribe who they are whether it’s a player, manager or nal bye and will take on Auburn or Litchfield cafeteria following an Oct. 22 conference win over Southwestern. Pictured, fan. I couldn’t be more proud.” in Illinois High School Association Class from left, are Sarah DeNeve, Sydney Bowman, Head Coach Kaitie Hammann, online! Carlinville has won five consecutive games 2A semifinal action at Auburn High School Olivia Turley, Kelsey McKee and Haley Wills. Enquirer Democrat photo by enquirerdemocrat.com and is 26-8 overall. Tuesday, Oct. 29. Game time is 6:30 p.m. Jackson Wilson. Bethalto Civic Memorial Tournament The Cavies came into the Oct. 19 Eagle SCC standings* Classic with an added sense of motivation af- 1. Pana 6-0 ter letting a 1-0 set lead slip through their fin- 2. Staunton 5-1 gers against Hillsboro at home two days prior. 3. Hillsboro 5-1 Carlinville started by hitting a couple bumps 4. Carlinville 4-2 in the road, but survived Metro East Lutheran 5. Southwestern 3-3 of Edwardsville (25-18, 25-27, 25-14) and the Ask us 6. Roxana 3-3 Bethalto Civic Memorial junior varsity squad 7. Gillespie 2-4 (25-20, 25-8) to get into the driver’s seat for a 8. Greenville 1-5 TRADE WAR championship berth. about small 9. Vandalia 1-5 The Cavies then rolled past Brussels (25-11, 10. Litchfield 0-6 25-14) to advance to Saturday’s title game, in INVESTMENTS which they straight set the Civic Memorial *as of October 17 business They can make you money! OTTER LAKE insurance. LET’S TALK. ENTERPRISES Call us today at Palmyra, IL Contact your local (217) 854-2691 FORESTRY/BULLDOZING/EXCAVATING State Farm® agent. 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In the 100th season of Carlinville High School varsity football, the Cavaliers and their fans will have another November to remember. CHS traveled to Piasa Oct. 18 and punched its 12th postseason ticket in as many seasons under head coach Chad Easterday with a 41-12 victory over Southwestern. The Cavies improved to 5-3 and stripped a young and upcoming Birds’ squad of any further play- off hopes on homecoming night. Southwestern, now 3-5, is elimi- From left, Carlinville’s Dustin Roberts (31), Lonny Rosentreter (22) and Rayme Lewis (51) chase down nated from postseason contention. Southwestern’s Gavin Day (5) during a run play in Piasa last Friday. Carlinville defeated Piasa Southwest- “This was great for our kids be- ern 41-12 to clinch a postseason berth. Enquirer Democrat photo by Jackson Wilson. cause this was our goal,” praised Easterday. “We want to play a lot made a team-leading 12 tackles on 40 after a Southwestern penalty, to a fourth-and-25 and had to punt of games in the postseason and the defense. the Cavies got a first down when the ball back to the Cavaliers at the start we had with our tough sched- “We got a great special team play DeLong barracaded his way to the Southwestern 44 with one minute ule contributed to how we can han- there,” said Easterday. “The ball Southwestern 48. Two plays later, remaining in the third. dle that type of adversity.” just happened to bounce in the right on third-and-4 from the South- The Cavies overcame another “I think we’re doing a great spot and everything went our way.” western 42, Lewis struck again and holding penalty and marched down job competing every week,” said Rosentreter booted his second scampered down the sideline all the the field for another touchdown - Southwestern head coach Pat extra point through the uprights and way to the 11. DeLong carried the scored on a three-yard Robinson Colton Robinson takes the football in for a touchdown after hauling Keith. “We just need to keep climb- pushed the Carlinville lead to 14-8 ball into the end zone on the next rush, to go up 41-6 four minutes in a short pass from Michael Byots near the bottom corner of the end ing, working hard and doing the just 12 seconds after Southwest- play and added to the Carlinville into the fourth. Rosentreter ended zone. Enquirer Democrat photo by Jackson Wilson. other little things necessary to get ern’s rally. lead, 27-6, two-and-a-half minutes his night on a high note and kicked us where we want to be next year.” On third-and-11 from their own into the third. Rosentreter hooked his fifth successful extra point right Carlinville ended the game with 40, the Birds were granted a first the extra point wide to the left, but down the middle. 366 total yards of offense compared down thanks to a Carlinville de- redeemed himself by booting the Carlinville forced another three- to Southwestern’s 160 and limited fender roughing the passer. The kickoff into the Southwestern end and-out on the Birds’ next drive, Have sports news? Submit it to the Birds to just 26 yards in the sec- Cavies still managed to force a zone for a touchback. but fumbled the ball back to South- ond half. turnover on downs at their 40, but The Birds kept possession of western 35 yards from the end zone. Colton DeLong rushed for 200 the effort came with a price. Dylan the football for the next four min- Pauly Garrett took off for a 25-yard yards on 18 carries and picked up Cunningham went down with an utes, but couldn’t take advantage carry and later scored a touchdown [email protected] a hat trick of three touchdowns for injury and was out for the remain- of a Cavalier late hit penalty that on a 16-yard pass from Day follow- the Cavies, including one that came der of the game. occured on third and long at the ing a pair of penalties. Southwest- on an 81-yard rush that helped The Cavies backed their fall- Southwestern 20. The Birds were ern failed on the two-point conver- Carlinville strike first on the score- en teammate by tacking another forced to punt from the 34 after go- sion and finished 0-for-2 in that board with 10:40 remaining in the touchdown on to their lead before ing three-and-out on a fresh set of catagory. first half. Rosentreter buried the ex- the half. Carlinville lost five yards downs. Carlinville will end the regular Carlinville Chapter tra point. on a penalty. DeLong cleaned up Carlinville quarterback Michael season at Litchfield (0-8) with a Southwestern countered on a the mess with a 10-yard rush to Byots went to the air and hurled a chance to head into the postseason drive that was highlighted by a 27- the Cavalier 45. The senior cap- pass from the Carlinville 37 down on a five-game winning streak and DUCKS UNLIMITED yard Sam Wolff quarterback keeper tain then exploded for a major the field to Jahraven Johnson, who a 4-1 road record. Southwestern from the midfield area to the Carl- carry to the Southwestern 17 and made a 44-yard catch. A penalty will have an opportunity to elimi- BANQUET inville 17. Wolff completed a pass drew a horse collar tackle to move moved the chains down inside the nate Roxana (4-4) from postseason Friday, November 8, 2019 to Algenon Wilson to bring up the chains half the distance to the 10. The Birds managed to force a contention at home. Both games first and goal at the 7, then Blake goal. The Cavies gave those 10 free fourth-and-goal, but were unable to begin at 7 p.m. held at the Carlinville Elk’s Lodge Funk put the finishing touches on yards back on a hold, but DeLong stop Byots on a perfectly excuted “We are right where we want 201 West Main Street, Carlinville, IL a 62-yard scoring expedition with still found the end zone on the next roll-out. The Cavalier quarterback to be,” said Easterday. “We don’t Doors open at 5:30 pm • Hamilton’s Prime Rib dinner a touchdown rush up the gut. The play. DeLong’s 18-yard pursuit and twirled a five-yard pass to a wide want to look past anyone but I Birds went for the lead and came up Rosentreter’s extra point made it open Colton Robinson near the bot- think we are going to be a very Live auction, silent auction, raffles and ladies raffle! empty-handed on a two-point con- 21-6 with two-and-a-half minutes tom right corner of the end zone. tough out.” Tickets: • Singles–$55 • Couples –$75 version. Carlinville retained a slim left until the break. Rosentreter avenged his previous “For us, playoff time atmo- 7-6 advantage with 7:18 left on the Southwestern started the next miss on the point after. 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The Birds went on the right direction this week and purpose yards on the day and also the locker room - readjusted to the to lose 10 additional yards en route during the offseason.” This Week in Carlinville Sports South Central football season concludes this weekend By JACKSON WILSON there won’t be any postseason berths at stake, these in single, regular-season rushing yards, will look to Enquirer Democrat Reporter two schools are going to make it look so. This ri- climb even higher on that list as he leads the Carl- Thursday, October 24 valry will feature two teams playing for pride and inville rushing attack against a battered Litchfield CHS Volleyball – Litchfield – A Although the majority of the postseason tickets looking for positivity in the midst of a difficult Oc- team seeking its first win since Oct. 16, 2015. The CHS Freshman Football – North Mac – A – 6 p.m. have been punched within the South Central Con- tober stretch. The Bulldogs have been shut out in Cavies etched their name on the November cor- CMS Girls Basketball – Greenfield – A – 6 p.m. ference, the puzzle pieces remain shuffled as the each of their last two contests and the Miners have nerstone last weekend, but there is still plenty of ______regualar season winds down to the final week. been oustcored 103-35 over the course of a three- unfinished business ahead. Friday, October 25 Vandalia (8-0) at Greenville (7-1) - As it was game skid. Plenty of optimism is to be found at The postseason starts this week in a sense be- CHS Varsity Football – Litchfield – A – 7 p.m. with the Vandalia/Pana game last week, this is a Don ‘Duke’ Dobrino Field Friday night. cause Carlinville is going to need this win in order ______matchup that was circled on almost everyone’s Hillsboro (1-7) at Pana (7-1) - Pana is going to to avoid a first round encounter with a state-ranked Saturday, October 26 calendar from the moment the season began. need a little help from Greenville in order to co- world-beater in hostile territory. For the Purple CHS Cross Country – IHSA Regionals – A – TBA A road victory for the Vandals would result in a op for the conference title, but the Panthers need Panthers, it’s about finishing the season with pride ______perfect regular season record and an outright con- to handle their own business as well. Pana looks for an ailing program caught up in a state of flux Monday, October 28 ference title. The Comets, on the other hand, look to cool off a Hillsboro team that just got off the due to a lack of numbers. CHS Volleyball – IHSA Playoffs Begin – TBA – TBA to pull the upset and clinch a share of the confer- mat with a 59-16 stomping of Litchfield. This re- The Illinois High School Association playoff CMS Girls Basketball – Southwestern – H – 5 p.m. ence crown. A triumph could also result in opening sult could end up being the ultimate deciding factor pairings will be announced Saturday, Oct. 26, from ______round home field advantage for Greenville come whether Pana lands in Class 2A or 3A, according 8 p.m. to 9 p.m. following a 7:30 p.m. preview Friday, November 1 playoff time. to Illinois High School Association projections. show. Area networks and stations are listed below. CMS Girls Basketball – Gillespie – A – 4:30 p.m. Roxana (4-4) at Southwestern (3-5) - Roxana Carlinville (5-3) at Litchfield (0-8) - Accord- ______is looking to complete a lengthy climb after stum- ing to Chad Easterday, who has now led the Cava- Market Station Network bling early throughout the first half of the season. liers to 12 postseason berths in as many seasons /Channel Starting off 1-4, the Shells needed to win out or of his head coaching tenure at CHS, Carlinville Bloomington WEEK CW 25.3 else their postseason hopes were dashed. All that football is right where it needs to be in order to be Champaign WCIX MyTV 49.1 stands in their way is a young and scrappy Piasa a tough out. Decatur WCIX MyTV 49.1 Brought Birds’ team. Southwestern has already shown im- The Cavies were defeated by Vandalia, Green- Peoria WEEK CW 25.3 provement from their 1-8 campaign in 2018, but ville and Pana back-to-back-to-back en route to a Springfield WCIX MyTV 49.1 to you by Pat Keith’s team would love nothing more than to 1-3 start. Since then, Carlinville has won four con- St. Louis KPLR CW 11.1 eliminate a team from postseason contention after secutive blowouts while limiting opponents to an Internet NFHS Network IHSA.tv suffering the same fate the previous weekend. average of 10 points per game. Colton DeLong, Staunton (2-6) at Gillespie (3-5) - Although who now sits among the top 10 all-time Cavaliers *Info courtesy of the IHSA network ACCIDENTS HAPPEN Open Saturday and Sunday 9am-3pm At the South Entrance Carlinville Family Health Care

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BOWLING SCORES Bowlero Lanes, Carlinville Wrestling Ladies Tuesday Night League Mac Stats FOOTBALL Bunker Hill 2, Southwestern 0 Carlinville 2, Brussels 0 4th - Colin Kreipe - 17:28.46 October 15, 2019 - Week 7 Week 7 Southwestern 2, Mt. Olive 0 Carlinville 2, Civic Memorial 0 10th - David Harris - 18:03.19 Place Team Name Points Roxana 30, Gillespie 16 Carlinville 2, Mt. Olive 0 Carlinville Stats 13th - Trevor Kroeschel - 18:44.80 sign-up this 1. Tangles 9 Greenville 27, Staunton-Mt. Olive 0 Carlinville 2, Gillespie 0 Sydney Bowman: Service Points- 24, 21st - Brock Henson - 20:19.66 2. State Farm 18.5 Vandalia 46, Southwestern 0 North Mac 2, Carlinville 0 Aces- 8, Kills- 3, Digs- 46 31st - Jake Petrovich - 26:01.15 3. V.F.W. 18 North Mac 36, Pleasant Plains 14 Carlinville 2, Bunker Hill 1 Adrienne Tracy: Kills- 13, Blocks- 6 Saturday 4. Kibbles & Klips 12 Lowpoint-Washburn 38, Bunker Hill 30 Carlinville Stats Sarah DeNeve: Service Points- 18, Aces- Sophomore Girls (18 runners) - Carl- Carlinville wrestling club will be 5. Alvie’s Towing 8.5 Greenfield-Northwestern 47, North Sydney Bowman: Service Points-24, 3, Kills- 15, Assists- 81 Assists, Digs- 41 inville holding sign-ups Saturday, Oct. 26, High Scratch Game — 231, Shan- Greene 0 Aces- 7, Kills- 2, Digs- 48 Jill Stayton: Service Points- 34, Aces-3, 4th - Braylee Gilmore - 21:10.57 from 9 to 11 a.m. at 935 East Morgan non Wise; 228, Patty McDaniel; 215, Pana 61, Litchfield 6 Adrienne Tracy: Kills- 16, Blocks- 11 Kills- 26, Assists- 2, Digs- 50 16th - Naomi Owada - 28:28.98 Street. Rosie Bloome. Hillsboro 0 8 0 0 8 Sarah DeNeve: Service Points- 12, Haley Wills: Service Points- 14, Aces- 1, The club is open for kindergarten Aces- 1, Kills- 23, Blocks- 6, Assists: 79, Kills- 19, Blocks- 4, Digs- 2 High Scratch Series — 633, Patty Carlinville 7 21 6 6 40 Junior Boys (24 runners) - Carlinville through eighth grade boys or girls. Colton DeLong: 31 carries, 252 yds., 3 Digs- 41 Olivia Turley: Service Points- 13, Aces- McDaniel; 610, Shawnee Jackson; 580, 15th - Max Wilson - 19:58.64 First-time wrestlers should bring a TD Jill Stayton: Service Points- 17, Aces- 3, 3, Digs- 23 17th - Chance Pointer - 21:00.46 Rosie Bloome. birth certificate. Colton Robinson: 11 carries, 60 yds., 3 Kills- 28, Assists- 1, Digs- 58 Kelsey McKee: Kills: 11, Blocks- 1, Digs- 21st - Cameron Strubbe - 22:22.41 Registration is $50. For additional Wednesday Night Elks League TD Haley Wills: Service Points- 18, Aces- 4, 6 Rayme Lewis: 10 tackles Kills- 14 Blocks- 6, Digs- 3 Gracie Reels: Service Points- 11, Aces- Senior Boys (34 runners) - Carlinville information email carlinvillewres- October 16, 2019 - Week 9 Week 8 Olivia Turley: Service Points- 35, Aces- 1, Kills- 20, Assists: 2, Blocks- 3, Digs-31 [email protected] or call/text Da- Place Team Name Points 3rd - Cale Williams - 16:36.86 Greenville 52, Gillespie 12 6, Kills- 1, Digs- 35 Lexy West: Service Points- 3, Aces- 1 9th - Briley Roper - 17:00.89 vid Daugherty 217-556-9298. 1. Taylor’s Chili 36 Roxana 43, Staunton-Mt. Olive 0 Kelsey McKee: Kills- 8, Blocks- 2, Digs- 3 October 20 2. Buzz Truck Bodies 34 Athens 20, North Mac 0 Gracie Reels: Service Points- 10, Aces- North Mac 2, Lincolnwood 0 CARLINVILLE INVITATIONAL 3. Elks 1412 34 Metro-East Lutheran 58, Bunker Hill 24 1, Kills- 21, Blocks- 3, Assists- 2, Digs- 34 October 21 Team Results - Boys 4. Kufa and Son 32 Beardstown 43, Greenfield-Northwest- Maycee Gall: Service Points- 5, Aces- 2, Greenfield-Northwestern 2, ISFTD 0 1. Rochester - 47 Blackburn’s 5. Anchor Inn 30 ern 14 Kills- 2, Digs- 2 2. Roxana - 53 6. Guthrie Insurance 23 Hillsboro 59, Litchfield 16 October 14 BOYS’ SOCCER 3. Carlinville - 85 Swedberg Handicap Game — 1,184, Guthrie Vandalia 28, Pana 18 Staunton 2, Lincolnwood 1 October 8 4. Breese (Mater Dei) - 99 Insurance; 1,161, Buzz Truck Bodies; Carlinville 0 21 13 7 41 October 15 North Mac 2, Gillespie 0 5. Litchfield - 108 1,154, Elks 1412. Southwestern 0 6 0 6 12 Staunton 2, Southwestern 0 Hillsboro 1, Staunton 0 6. Alton (Marquette Catholic) - 143 receives Colton DeLong: 18 carries, 200 yds., 3 Lincolnwood 2, Mt. Olive 0 Greenville 6, Southwestern 0 Handicap Series — 3,424, Buzz 7. Breese (Central) - 190 TD Greenfield-Northwestern 2, Carrollton 0 Carlinville 4 3 7 Truck Bodies; 3,316, Guthrie Insur- 8. Pana - 244 volleyball Joe Lewis: 108 yds., 12 tackles, TD Carlinville 25 25 2 Vandalia 0 0 0 9. Edwardsville (Metro-East) - 245 ance; 3,243, Elks 1412. Trieton Park: 3 G, asst. Michael Byots: 2-3, 49 yds., TD Gillespie 21 14 0 10. O’Fallon (First Baptist) - 261 Scratch Game — 258, Tom Rayme Lewis: 11 tackles Sarah DeNeve: Service Points- 7, Aces- Carter Mabus: 2 G recognition Reznicek; 246, Joseph Young; 235, 2, Kills- 5, Assists- 13, Digs- 7 Jacob Bray: G Team Results - Girls Tyler Koller. VOLLEYBALL Sydney Bowman: Service Points- 11, Nick Rainey: G Blackburn College Freshman 1. Roxana - 53 October 8 Aces- 3, Kills- 2, Digs- 7 October 9 Defensive Specialist Amanda Scratch Series — 708, Tom 2. Breese (Mater Dei) - 81 Gillespie 2, Mt. Olive 0 Gracie Reels: Service Points- 2, Kills- 3, Roxana 2, Staunton 1 Reznicek; 628, Quinn Steiner; 625, 3. Litchfield - 90 Swedberg was named the St. Staunton 2, Auburn 0 Assists- 3, Digs- 17 October 10 Tyler Koller. 4. Breese (Central) - 102 Louis Inter- Morrisonville 2, North Mac 0 October 17 East-Alton Wood River 2, Gillespie 1 5. Rochester - 121 collegiate Father McGivney Catholic 2, Bunker Hill Staunton 2, Greenville 0 October 11 6. Staunton - 153 Athletic 0 Vandalia 2, Southwestern 0 North Mac 3, Carlinville 0 Volleyball Player 7. Carlinville - 200 Conference of the Week Greenfield-Northwestern 2, Brown Bunker Hill 2, East-Alton Wood River 1 October 12 Volleyball County 1 Greenfield-Northwestern 2, North Staunton 8, Southwestern 0 8. Piasa (Southwestern) - 213 9. Alton (Marquette Catholic) - 215 Defensive Adrienne Tracy Carlinville 25 25 2 Greene 0 October 15 East-Alton Wood River 13 20 0 Hillsboro 27 25 25 2 Marquette 7, Staunton 0 10. Hillsboro - 237 Player of the was selected as 11. Pana - 292 Week Oct. this week’s Volley- Sarah DeNeve: Service Points- 8, Aces- Carlinville 29 20 22 1 October 16 4, Kills- 1, Assists- 17, Blocks- 1, Digs- 13 Sarah DeNeve: Service Points- 7, Aces- North Mac 2, Williamsville 1 12. Edwardsville (Metro-East) - 314 21. ball Player of the Jill Stayton: Service Points- 6, Aces- 2, 2, Kills- 4, Assists- 22, Blocks- 3, Digs- 5 October 19 Individual Boys’ Results (121 runners) Swedberg Week presented Kills- 8, Assists- 3, Blocks- 1, Digs- 9 Jill Stayton: Service Points- 9, Aces- 3, Sacred Heart-Griffin 4, North Mac 0 - Carlinville had a pair of by Glenn Insur- Sydney Bowman: Service Points- 6, Kills- 9, Assists- 2, Digs- 10 3rd - Cale Williams - 16:52.92 matches with at least 20 digs as the ance for the East Aces- 3, Kills- 1, Digs- 15 Gracie Reels: Service Points- 5, Kills- 6, CROSS COUNTRY 5th - Briley Roper - 17:13.52 Beavers won a pair of conference Digs- 17 EAST-ALTON WOOD RIVER INVITE 14th - Colin Kreipe - 17:57.05 Adrienne Alton Wood River, October 10 matches last week. Hillsboro 2, Gillespie 0 Olivia Turley: Service Points- 4, Digs- 14 Freshmen Boys (31 runners) - Carlin- 35th - Max Wilson - 18:36.11 Tracy Staunton, and 50th - Trevor Kroeschel - 19:15.83 Swedberg had 24 digs in a loss at Macoupin County Pana 2, Southwestern 0 Sydney Bowman: Service Points- 3, ville Westminster Oct. 19. North Mac 2, Nokomis 0 Aces- 1, Digs- 14 15th - Charlie Wilson - 19:51.99 54th - David Harris - 19:33.14 Swedberg, from Sycamore, also Tournament volleyball matches. Morrisonville 2, Bunker Hill 1 October 18 20th - Alex Scott - 20:44.17 68th - Chance Pointer - 20:27.89 Adrienne is the daughter of Greenfield-Northwestern 2, Triopia 0 North Mac 2, West Central 0 27th - Jackson Davis - 77th - Charlie Wilson - 20:56.55 had five service aces the past week. Nathan Tracy and Sarah Wal- Staunton 21 25 25 2 North Mac 2, South County 0 23:23.01 78th - Brock Henson - 21:04.02 “Amanda has consistently been lace. She is a sophomore middle Carlinville 25 17 15 1 Greenfield-Northwestern 1, Lincolnwood 31st - Cooper Fullington - 88th - Alex Scott - 21:49.02 strong on defense and serve receive blocker for the Cavaliers. This is Sarah DeNeve: Service Points- 2, Aces- 1 30:58.87 108th - Jackson Davis - 24:04.99 all season,” said Blackburn coach her first year as a varsity starter. 1, Kills- 3, Assists- 17, Digs- 13 Greenfield-Northwestern 2, Pittsfield 0 117th - Jake Petrovich - 27:49.74 Morgan Hauser. “She has taken a 120th - Cooper Fullington - 34:16.14 “Adrienne is a force at the net,” Jill Stayton: Service Points- 5, Aces- 1, October 19 Freshmen Girls (21 runners) - Carlin- leadership role in the backcourt and North Mac 1, Camp Point Central 1 ville said CHS coach Kaitie Hammann. Kills- 6, Assists- 1, Digs- 17 that is impressive, especially since Gracie Reels: Kills- 6, Digs- 23 Greenfield-Northwestern 1, Augusta 1st - Morgan Carrino - Individual Girls’ Results (108 runners) it’s her first collegiate season.” “She reads setters very well and Sydney Bowman: Service Points- 7, As- Northeastern 1 19:47.32 - Carlinville is very quick on her feet, making Swedberg leads the Beavers sists- 1, Digs- 13 South County 2, Greenfield-Northwest- 14th - Emaly Lewis - 22:17.13 9th - Morgan Carrino - 21:06.42 with 329 digs on the season for an her very good at closing the block 20th - Maddie Lowrance - 27th - Braylee Gilmore - 21:56.92 October 12 ern 0 average of 4.22 digs per set. on either pin. At 5’9”, many op- MACOUPIN COUNTY TOURNAMENT BETHALTO CIVIC MEMORIAL EAGLE 24:25.29 35th - Emaly Lewis - 22:28.67 Staunton 2, Bunker Hill 0 CLASSIC 81st - Maddie Lowrance - 27:24.14 Her 329 digs are currently fifth ponents underestimate her jump- in the conference. ing ability, until she continuously Staunton 2, Southwestern 0 Carlinville 2, Metro East Lutheran 1 Sophomore Boys (31 runners) - Carl- 90th - Naomi Owada - 28:47.77 blocks them, and hits around their Staunton 2, North Mac 0 Carlinville 2, Civic Memorial (JV) 0 inville block. She leads the team in stuff blocks. She has so many different hitting shots in her repertoire that make her so valuable in the of- fense. She can pound one, tip an- other and find the hole in the op- ponent’s defense. She sees the opponent’s court well and uses it to her advantage. She runs great routes to pull blockers, which al- lows her teammates to get the kill as well.” Adrienne’s stats for the week were: Adrienne Tracy: kills, 18; blocks, 15; digs, two. Congratulations from Andy Glenn of Glenn Insurance, your coaches, and your teammates in this selection.

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MCED ------Day 2: Over 1000 pieces of tea leaf pottery, 3000+ pieces of high-end MCED vintage glassware, Approx 30 Mantle clocks, 40+ hand made vintage 3/7-3/28 MCED ------MACOUPIN COUNTY MILITARY ------quilts, several boxes of vintage linens, plus MUCH MORE ------ATTENTION: Anyone seeking Anger SUPPORT GROUP sendS 2 BDRM. APARTMENT for rent at MITCH WEBSTER, AUCTIONEER 217-320-3676 Management or Substance Abuse CARE PACKAGES to Macoupin SEASONED FIREWOOD. Call Mike Lake Williamson. 217-883-8308. call 217-854-8724 for details. County military service personnel DETAILS AND PHOTOS AT England 217-825-6865 or 217- 10/17-10/24 MCED 854-9055. Class held twice a month. DCFS serving OVERSEAS WORLD- www.mitchwebsterauctions.com ------MCED and court approved. WIDE. If a member of your family APARTMENT FOR RENT in Carl------MCED is serving, please register him/her inville, all utilities included, refer- TICKETS ($50) for Art from Farm to ------at [email protected] or ences required. For information Help Help Table on November 9 at Midwest EMOTIONS ANONYMOUS Meet- P.O. Box 322, Carlinville, or call Trailer Sales, 6-9 p.m. Roger ings 6 p.m. Tuesdays, at Locust 217-556-7357. call 217-502-3238. wanted wanted DeWitt Memorial Fundraiser for Street Resource Center, 320 S. MCED 10/24MCED the Arts. Contact Vicki at 618-304- Locust Street, Carlinville 217-710------2972 or [email protected]. 3705 or 217-272-4560. FARM LABOR CONTRACTOR Alewelt Concrete Inc. Alden, IA, seeks 9 temporary farm laborers from 12/03/2019 MCED MCED to 12/06/2019 near Carlinville, IL. Measure and layout livestock building. Mix, pour, ------or spread concrete, using portable cement mixer. Tend pumps, compressors, or FIREWOOD for sale. Call Jordan *** THE BOAT DOCK *** We Buy 3 & Consign Used Boats! Spring- generators to provide power for tools, machinery or equipment. Position and dis- 217-556-7430. Check Printing field, Illinois 217-771-4054 www. mantle forms for pouring concrete, using saws, hammers, nails, or bolts. Smooth 10-17-4/30 MCED theboatdock.com. ------and finish freshly poured cement or concrete, using floats, trowels, screeds, or pow- MCED FOR SALE- Two Tracts in Macoupin ered cement finishing tools. Operate jackhammers or drills to break up concrete or ------needs now pavement. Position, join, align, or seal structural components, such as concrete wall Co., IL, Girard Twp., Sections 29 *** Colman’s RV *** We buy/con- & 31. Call 217-652-7999. section or pipes. Tie rebar, position aluminum wall-forms and place all concrete. sign used Campers & RV’s! 217- Tract 1: 40 ac.+/-, Sec. 29, PI of Clean Jobsite. Must be able to lift and carry 75lbs/75yds. One month of aluminum 583-4023 www.colmansrv.com. 126-134, Herrick/Keller soil types, wall-form setter experience required. Wage is $14.38/hour. Merit based bonuses MCED Along north side of Girard. Has Real estate Real estate may be given. Higher hourly rate may be given based on livestock confinement ex------commercial and residential de- perience, tenure, skill and other non-discriminatory factors. If any advances are giv- velopment possibilities. $10,500/ en to workers, it will be deducted from their checks. Any willful destruction of prop- acre. erty will also be deducted. All deductions will be made pursuant to applicable State IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT and Federal Law. Alewelt Concrete Inc. guarantees employment for a total number Tract 2: 35 ac.+/-??, Sec. 31, PI of MACOUPIN COUNTY - CARLINVILLE ILLINOIS 118, Oconee/Bunkum-Atlas soil Services of work hours equal to at least three-fourths of the workdays from 12/03/2019 to Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. ) 12/06/2019. Tools, supplies and equipment are provided by employer at no cost to types. Near west side of Girard. PLAINTIFF, ) employee. Housing provided at a reasonable distance from the worksite at no cost Has residential development pos- ARBORTECH TREE AND LAND- VS. ) to all workers who cannot reasonably return to their permanent residence at the end sibilities. Final acreage and price SCAPING. Proper tree trimming, Rosemarie Werner; Unknown Owners ) Case No. 2019CH55 of the work day. Transportation and subsistence expenses to worksite will be paid to be determined after SURVEY. complete removal and stump and Non-Record Claimants ) by employer in the first week of employment. Apply at your nearest Department of 10/24-11/14 MCED grinding. All phases of landscap- DEFENDANTS. ) Labor office or at the Illinois Workforce Agency located at 1300 S 9th St. Springfield, ------ing. Fully Ins., Free Estimates. 5863 Route 66, Mount Olive, IL 62069 Since 1983. 217-341-4119. NOTICE OF SALE IL 62703 using job order number 6902357. PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to a Judgment of MCED Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above entitled cause on Sep- Help ------tember 12, 2019, Shawn Kahl will on November 14, 2019, at the hour wanted of 9:00AM at the Macoupin County Sheriff’s Office, Macoupin County Courthouse, 210 E. Main Street (Courtroom C), Carlinville, IL 62626, sell to the highest bidder for cash, the following described mortgaged OWNER OPERATOR - must have Wanted real estate: own semi-tractor. Forklift experi- Commonly known as 5863 Route 66, Mount Olive, IL 62069 ence needed, or someone raised Parcel Number(s): 02-000-039-01 in a farming community, 200 mile WANTED: HOUSES TO CLEAN: The real estate is improved with a Single Family Residence. dedicated area, established com- Weekly and bi-weekly, has refer- Sale terms: Bidders must present, at the time of sale, a cashier’s or pany, excellent pay and fuel rebate. ences. Free estimates. 618-635- certified check for 10% of the successful bid amount. The balance of 219-663-5678 x 17, M-F. 2801. the successful bid shall be paid within 24 hours, by similar funds. The 10-24-11-14MCED MCED subject property is offered for sale without any representation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse to Plaintiff and in “AS ------IS” condition. The sale is further subject to confirmation by the Court. The property will NOT be open for inspection. If this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale, other than the mortgagee shall pay the assess- Real estate Real estate ments and the legal fees required by the Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g)(1) and (g)(4). For information call Plaintiff’s Attorney, Manley Deas Kochalski REAL ESTATE AUCTION - BONFIELD, IL LLC, One East Wacker, Suite 1250, Chicago, IL 60601. Phone num- ber: 312-651-6700. Attorney file number: 19-016806. Property Location: Saturday, November 23, 2019 @ 12:00 PM 236 N 9000W Rd Shanna L. Bacher Bonfield, IL MANLEY DEAS KOCHALSKI LLC Beautiful Landscaped 20 Acres includes 2400 sq ft Attorneys for Plaintiff 3-Bdm Home, Large Heated One East Wacker, Suite 1250 Shop with Office Area, Brick Driveway and Chicago, IL 60601 15 Acres of Farmland. Minutes from Kankakee. Telephone: 312-651-6700

Bonfield Area within Fax: 614-220-5613 Herscher School District. Auction conducted by See website for Flyer, Attorney. No.: 6302793 Richard A. Olson & Associates Terms, Maps, Photos Open House Dates: Sunday, October 20 & 27 @ 1-3 p.m. Email: [email protected] Morris, IL - 815-942-4266 and more information. One of Plaintiff’s Attorneys Personal Property www.richardaolson.com Auction begins at 10 a.m.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT MACOUPIN COUNTY, ILLINOIS MACOUPIN COUNTY, ILLINOIS FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN STAUNTON ) FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN STAUNTON ) PLAINTIFF, ) PLAINTIFF, ) V. ) V. ) UNKNOWN HEIRS AND LEGATEES OF ) No. 19-CH-26 UNKNOWN HEIRS AND LEGATEES OF ) No. 18-CH-83 JAMES G. BYOTS DECEASED, ) ALAN W. LIENEMANN, DECEASED, ) JENNIFER BYOTS a/k/a JENNIFER THERY,) JOSH LIENEMANN, KASEY COCHRAN, ) UNKNOWN OWNERS AND NON-RECORD ) STACEY NEWCOMB, MISTY BARNES, ) CLAIMANTS, ) KENNY NEWCOMB, SHANA WEITZEL, ) DEFENDANTS. ) UNKNOWN OWNERS AND NON-RECORD ) CLAIMANTS, ) DEFENDANTS. ) SHORT FORM NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Foreclosure of Non-Residential Property SHORT FORM NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that, pursuant to a Judgment of PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that, pursuant to a Judgment of Foreclosure entered in the above entitled cause on June 27, 2019, Foreclosure entered in the above entitled cause on June 27, 2019, the property hereinafter described will be sold at public sale on the the property hereinafter described will be sold at public sale on the date and at the time and place set forth below. date and at the time and place set forth below. 1. The name, address and telephone number of the person to con- 1. The name, address and telephone number of the person to con- tact for information regarding the properties are: tact for information regarding the properties are: First National Bank in Staunton First National Bank in Staunton c/o Joel A. Kunin c/o Joel A. Kunin 2227 S State Route 157 2227 S State Route 157 Edwardsville, IL 62025 Edwardsville, IL 62025 (618) 656-5150 (618) 656-5150 2. The common address and other common description, if any, of 2. The common address and other common description, if any, of the real estate to be sold is: 114 Route 4, Staunton, IL 62088 the real estate to be sold is: 211 Park Ave., Gillespie, IL 62033 3. A description of the improvements on the real estate is: dwelling. 3. A description of the improvements on the real estate is: dwelling. 4. The date, time and place of the sale are: 4. The date, time and place of the sale are: November 14, 2019, at 9:00 a.m. in Courtroom TBA, Macoupin November 14, 2019, at 9:00 a.m. in Courtroom TBA, Macoupin County Courthouse, 201 E. Main St., Carlinville, IL 62626. County Courthouse, 201 E. Main St., Carlinville, IL 62626. 5. The terms of the sale are: 5. The terms of the sale are: The sheriff conducting the sale shall solicit verbal bids and shall The sheriff conducting the sale shall solicit verbal bids and shall sell the real estate to the highest and best bidder. Payment shall be sell the real estate to the highest and best bidder. Payment shall be made at the time of sale by cash, cashier’s check or personal check made at the time of sale by cash, cashier’s check or personal check accompanied by an irrevocable letter of credit issued by an Illinois accompanied by an irrevocable letter of credit issued by an Illinois Banking Corporation or a National Banking Association doing busi- Banking Corporation or a National Banking Association doing busi- ness in Madison County, Illinois. ness in Madison County, Illinois. 6. Bank makes NO REPRESENTATIONS OR WARRANTIES, EX- 6. Bank makes NO REPRESENTATIONS OR WARRANTIES, EX- PRESSED OR IMPLIED, REGARDING THE PROPERTY OR ITS PRESSED OR IMPLIED, REGARDING THE PROPERTY OR ITS CONDITION, THE SAME BEING ACCEPTED BY BUYER “AS IS.” CONDITION, THE SAME BEING ACCEPTED BY BUYER “AS IS.” Interested parties are advised to consult the judgment entered in the Interested parties are advised to consult the judgment entered in the above entitled cause on June 27, 2019, for additional information. above entitled cause on August 8, 2019, for additional information. Plaintiff, First National Bank in Staunton Plaintiff, First National Bank in Staunton By: /s/ Joel A. Kunin By: /s/ Joel A. Kunin Joel A. Kunin, #1548050 Joel A. Kunin, #1548050 One of its Attorneys One of its Attorneys Joel A. Kunin, #1548050 Joel A. Kunin, #1548050 [email protected] [email protected] GOLDENBERG HELLER & ANTOGNOLI, P.C. GOLDENBERG HELLER & ANTOGNOLI, P.C. P.O. Box 959 P.O. Box 959 2227 South State Route 157 2227 South State Route 157 Edwardsville, IL 62025 Edwardsville, IL 62025 (618) 656-5150 (618) 656-5150 Attorneys for Plaintiff Attorneys for Plaintiff

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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Except any interest in the coal, The sheriff conducting the sale the City of Gillespie, the Village of SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT oil, gas and other mineral rights un- shall solicit verbal bids and shall Royal Lakes, the City of Staunton MACOUPIN COUNTY, ILLINOIS derlying the land which have been sell the real estate to the highest and the County of Macoupin should FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN heretofore conveyed or reserved in and best bidder. Payment shall be create a new Enterprise Zone pur- STAUNTON, Plaintiff, v. UN- prior conveyances, and all rights and made at the time of sale by cash, suant to the Illinois Enterprise Zone KNOWN HEIRS AND LEGATEES easements in favor of the estate of cashier’s check or personal check Act 20 ILCS 655/1 et. seq. within OF ALAN W. LIENEMANN, DE- said coal, oil gas and other miner- accompanied by an irrevocable the territory of the City of Bunker PUBLIC NOTICE CEASED, JOSH LIENEMANN, als, if any. letter of credit issued by an Illinois Hill , the City of Carlinville, the City Central Illinois Storage will be holding a public auction of prop- KASEY COCHRAN, STACEY AND Banking Corporation or a National of Gillespie, the Village of Royal erty being sold to satisfy a landlord’s lien. SALE WILL TAKE NEWCOMB, MISTY BARNES, Parcel 2: Part of the Southeast Banking Association doing business Lakes, the City of Staunton and the PLACE AT www.storagetreasures.com. Property being KENNY NEWCOMB, SHANA Quarter of the Northeast Quarter in Madison County, Illinois. unincorporated area of the County sold includes all contents in units of the following: WEITZEL, UNKNOWN OWNERS of Section 1, Township 7 North, 7. Bank makes NO REPRE- of Macoupin, what local plans, tax Gillespie (all locations) AND NON-RECORD CLAIMANTS, Range 7 West of the Third Principal SENTATIONS OR WARRANTIES, incentives, and other programs G128 Kayla Throne Defendants. Meridian, Macoupin County, Illinois, EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, RE- should be established in connection Benld No. 18-CH-83 being more particularly described GARDING THE PROPERTY OR with the proposed Enterprise Zone, B26 Tammy Pereira NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE as follows: ITS CONDITION, THE SAME BE- and what boundaries should be Mt Olive PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given Commencing at the Southeast ING ACCEPTED BY BUYER “AS established for the proposed Enter- M14 Danielle Douglas M73 Shannon Massey that, pursuant to a Judgment of corner of said Northeast Quarter; IS.” Interested parties are advised prise Zone. A copy of the proposed Foreclosure entered in the above thence North 00 degrees 00 minutes to consult the judgment entered in Ordinance creating the Enterprise Carlinville (all locations) entitled cause on June 27, 2019, the 00 seconds West along the East line the above entitled cause on June Zone, boundary map and descrip- 42 Ashley Woolsey 48 Unknown property hereinafter described will of said Northeast Quarter, a distance 27, 2019, for additional information. tion of territory to be added is on 561 Lacey Small be sold at public sale on the date and of 513.74 feet; thence North 89 de- Plaintiff, First National Bank in file and available for inspection at Brighton at the time and place set forth below. grees 52 minutes 01 second West, Staunton the Carlinville City Hall, City Clerk’s BR116 J&M Glass BR122 J&M Glass 1. The name, address and tele- a distance of 51.90 feet to the West By: /s/ Joel A. Kunin Office, 550 N. Broad Street, Carlin- BR158 John Corby BR168 Tonia Kopp phone number of the person to right of way line of Illinois Route 4 Joel A. Kunin, #1548050 ville Illinois, 62626, Monday through BR201 Jackie Sasser contact for information regarding the and the point of beginning. One of its Attorneys Friday during regular business properties are: From said point of beginning; Joel A. Kunin, #1548050 Virden hours. All interested persons will be 5B Aaron Stanberry V319 Brandon Hipsher First National Bank in Staunton thence continuing North 89 degrees [email protected] given an opportunity to be heard at c/o Joel A. Kunin 52 minutes 01 second West, a dis- GOLDENBERG HELLER & the public hearing or may provide South Auction (14 units) November 7th, 2019 – 10:00 am 2227 S State Route 157 tance of 265.80 feet; thence North ANTOGNOLI, P.C. written comments to the Carlinville Central Illinois Storage, Carlinville, IL 62626 Edwardsville, IL 62025 00 degrees 00 minutes 14 seconds P.O. Box 959 City Clerk, 550 N. Broad Street, 217-854-3492 (618) 656-5150 East, a distance of 213.10 feet; 2227 South State Route 157 Carlinville Illinois, 62626 prior to 5:30 2. The common address and other thence South 89 degrees 52 min- Edwardsville, IL 62025 pm, November 4, 2019. The hearing common description, if any, of the utes 00 Seconds East, a distance of (618) 656-5150 location is handicap accessible. real estate to be sold is: 114 Route 265.80 feet to the West right of way Attorneys for Plaintiff 4, Staunton, IL 62088 line of said Illinois Route 4; thence 10/17-10/31 1t10-24 3. The legal description of the real South 00 degrees 00 minutes 14 ______estate to be sold is: seconds West along said West right Parcel 1: A part of the Southeast of way line, a distance of 213.10 feet Quarter of the Northeast Quarter in to the point of beginning. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Section Number One (1), Township Situated in Macoupin County, CONCERNING PROPOSED Number Seven (7) North, Range Illinois. MACOUPIN COUNTY Number Seven Except any interest in the coal, (7) West of the Third Principal oil, gas and other mineral rights un- ENTERPRISE ZONE BLACK Meridian, in the County of Macoupin derlying the land which have been (the ENTERPRISE ZONE). and State of Illinois, more particularly heretofore conveyed or reserved in PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY DIRT described as follows: Beginning at a prior conveyances, and all rights and point Four Hundred Fifty (450) feet easements in favor of the estate of GIVEN to all interested parties that South of the Northeast corner of the said coal, oil gas and other miner- the City of Bunker Hill , the City of FOR Southeast Quarter of the Northeast als, if any. Carlinville, the City of Gillespie, the Quarter in Section Number One (1) Parcel ID# 09-000-030-00 Village of Royal Lakes, the City of aforesaid, thence running South 4. A description of the improve- Staunton and the County of Ma- SALE One Hundred Fifty (150) feet, thence ments on the real estate is: dwelling. coupin, Illinois, will hold a PUBLIC West Two Hundred (200) feet, 5. The date, time and place of the HEARING on Monday, November thence North One Hundred Fifty sale are: 4, 2019 at 5:30 pm at the Carlinville (150) feet, thence East Two Hundred November 14, 2019 at 9:00 a.m. in City Hall, City Council Chambers, (217) (200) feet to the place of beginning. Courtroom TBA, Macoupin County 550 N. Broad Street, Carlinville EXCEPT that part conveyed in Courthouse, 201 E. Main St., Illinois, 62626 in order to receive Book 534 at Page 422. Situated in Carlinville, IL 62626. comments on whether the City of 854-4105 Macoupin County, Illinois. 6. The terms of the sale are: Bunker Hill , the City of Carlinville,

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Public Public Public Public Public Public notices notices notices notices notices notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR MANLEY, DEAS, KOCHALSKI LLC IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE STATE OF ILLINOIS SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL One East Wacker – Suite 1250 SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE MACOUPIN COUNTY, CIRCUIT Chicago, IL 60601 MACOUPIN COUNTY, MACOUPIN COUNTY - SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT CARLINVILLE, ILLINOIS MACOUPIN COUNTY, ILLINOIS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS CARLINVILLE ILLINOIS MACOUPIN COUNTY, ILLINOIS Finance of America Reverse SECURITY NATIONAL BANK, SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, CFAI SPECIAL ASSETS LLC, Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., Plain- Teddi Bartholomew, Petitioner MACOUPIN COUNTY, ILLINOIS, vs. Randy Masters, Respon- LLC, PLAINTIFF Vs. Amelia Mur- Plaintiff, vs. KELLEN T. KOLE- PLAINTIFF vs. TOYIN DAWODU, tiff, vs. Rosemarie Werner; Un- rell; United States of America SAR, VANESSA E. BARRETT, JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, WILLIAM CHAFFEE, UNKNOWN dents. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION., Plain- known Owners and Non-Record Case No. 2019-P-97 - Department of Housing and ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF REV- OWNERS AND NON-RECORD Claimants, Defendants. ENUE, UNKNOWN OWNERS tiff, v. TAYLOR AUFFARTH, AKA CLAIMANTS, DEFENDANT NOTICE BY publication Urban Development; Unknown Case No. 2019CH55 and NON-RECORD CLAIMANTS, TAYLOR D. AUFFARTH; FIRST Address: 122 George Street, NOTICE IS GIVEN YOU, RANDY Heirs and Legatees of John R. NATIONAL BANK IN STAUNTON; 5863 Route 66, MASTERS, respondents, that this Rhoads; Unknown Owners and Defendants. Brighton IL 62012 2019 – CH – 82 UNKNOWN OWNERS AND NON- NO. 2019 CH 19 Mount Olive, IL 62069 case has been commenced in this Nonrecord Claimants; Sean Rees, RECORD CLAIMANTS, Defen- court against you asking for Guard- NOTICE BY PUBLICATION NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE NOTICE OF SALE as Special Representative for dants, ianship of Allistar Masters, a minor NOTICE IS GIVEN YOU, NON- OF REAL ESTATE PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given John R. Rhoads (deceased), DE- Case No. 2019CH62 and for other relief. RECORD CLAIMANTS and UN- PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY that pursuant to a Judgment of FENDANTS The requisite affidavit for publica- UNLESS YOU file your answer KNOWN OWNERS, Defendants, GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment Foreclosure and Sale entered in 2019CH90 tion having been filed, notice is here- or otherwise file your appearance in that this case has been commenced of Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above entitled cause on Sep- NOTICE BY PUBLICATION by given you, Taylor Auffarth, AKA this case in the office of the clerk of in this Court against you and other the above cause on September 26, tember 12, 2019, Shawn Kahl will NOTICE IS GIVEN TO YOU: Taylor D. Auffarth, Unknown Owners this court Macoupin County Court- defendants, asking for foreclosure of 2019, I, Sheriff of Macoupin County, on November 14, 2019, at the hour Unknown Heirs and Legatees of and Non-Record Claimants, that house, Circuit Clerk, 201 E. Main a certain mortgage and other relief, Illinois, will on November 14, 2019 at of 9:00AM at the Macoupin County John R. Rhoads the said suit has been commenced St., Carlinville, Illinois 62626, on or as follows: in the Circuit Court of the Seventh the hour of 9:00 AM at the Macoupin Sheriff’s Office, Macoupin County before November 5, 2019 in Court- Unknown Owners and Nonrecord 1. Names of All Plaintiffs and County Courthouse, 201 E. Main Claimants Judicial Circuit, Macoupin County, Il- Courthouse, 210 E. Main Street room B, A JUDGMENT OR DECREE the Case Number: SECURITY linois by the said plaintiff against you Street, Courtroom B, Carlinville, IL BY DEFAULT MAY BE TAKEN That this case has been com- (Courtroom C), Carlinville, IL 62626, NATIONAL BANK, Case No. 19-CH- and other defendants, praying for the 62626, or in a place otherwise des- AGAINST YOU FOR THE RELIEF menced in this Court against you sell to the highest bidder for cash, 2. The Court in Which the Action foreclosure of a certain Mortgage ignated at the time of sale, County the following described mortgaged ASKED IN THE COMPLAINT. and other defendants, praying for was Brought: Circuit Court for the of Macoupin, State of Illinois, sell at conveying the premises described real estate: WITNESS, September 30, 2019 the foreclosure of a certain Mortgage Seventh Judicial Circuit, Macoupin as follows, to-wit: public auction to the highest bidder Lee Ross, A part of the West Half of the conveying the premises described County, Illinois. The South Half (S 1/2) of Lot Four for cash, as set forth below, the fol- Clerk of the Circuit Court as follows, to-wit: 3. Names of Titleholder of Record: (4) and all of Lot Five (5) in Block lowing described real estate: Northwest Quarter of Section 2, 10/10-24 COMMONLY KNOWN AS: KELLEN T. KOLESAR and VAN- Eleven (11) in Liberty Place, situ- LOT NUMBERED SIX (6) IN Township 7 North, Range 6 West ______103 N Main Street ESSA E. BARRETT ated in the City of Gillespie, County THE FIRST ADDITION TO TWIN of the Third Principal Meridian, and Medora, IL 62063 4. Legal Description of the Real of Macoupin and State of Illinois. ACRES, A RESUBDIVISION OF more particularly described as fol- and which said Mortgage was Estate Sufficient to Identify It with Subject to easements, restrictions LOTS TWENTY (20) AND TWENTY- lows: Commencing at the Northeast made by: John R. Rhoads the Reasonable Certainty: and covenants of record. THREE (23) IN ALBRO, PALMER Corner of the West Half of said Sec- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Mortgagor(s), to Mortgage Elec- A Tract of Land Being Part of the 605 Adams Street, Gillespie, IL AND OTHERS SUBDIVISION SITU- tion 2 thence Southerly on the East 62033 SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT tronic Registration Systems, Inc. as Northeast Quarter Of Section 25, ATED IN THE VILLAGE OF BRIGH- line thereof a distance of 661.75 feet; MACOUPIN COUNTY, ILLINOIS Nominee for GMFS, LLC, as Mort- Township 8 North, Range 7 West 10-002-781-00 TON, COUNTY OF MACOUPIN thence Westerly on a line deflecting Now, therefore, unless you, Taylor FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN gagee, and recorded in the Office of of the Third Principal Meridian in AND STATE OF ILLINOIS, AS 89 degrees 32’ right a distance of Auffarth, AKA Taylor D. Auffarth, STAUNTON, Plaintiff, v. UN- the Recorder of Deeds of Macoupin Macoupin County, Illinois, more RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK “G” Unknown Owners and Non-Record 692.30 feet to a point of beginning; KNOWN HEIRS AND LEGATEES particularly described as follows: AT PAGE 85 IN THE RECORDER’S County, Illinois, as Document No. Claimants, and the said above thence Southerly forming an interior OF JAMES G. BYOTS DECEASED, Beginning at a Point 900 feet OFFICE OF MACOUPIN COUNTY, 532834; and for other relief; that named defendants, file your an- angle of 90 degrees 28’ a distance JENNIFER BYOTS a/k/a JENNI- South of the Northwest Corner on a ILLINOIS. summons was duly issued out of swer to the complaint in said suit or of 322.48 feet; thence Northeasterly FER THERY, UNKNOWN OWNERS West Line of the Northeast Quarter COMMON ADDRESS: said Court against you as provided otherwise make your appearance forming an angle of 71 degrees 54’ AND NON-RECORD CLAIMANTS, of the Northeast Quarter of Section 122 George Street, Brighton IL by law and that the said suit is now therein, in the office of the Clerk of a distance of 275.63 feet; thence Defendants. 25, Township 8 North, Range 7 62012 No. 19-CH-26 pending. the Seventh Judicial Circuit, Ma- Northerly forming an interior angle NOW, THEREFORE, UNLESS West of the Third Principal Meridian, coupin County, Illinois, on or before P.I.N.: Foreclosure of Non-Residential thence East at Right Angles of said 21-001-421-00 of 108 degrees 06’ a distance of Property YOU file your answer or otherwise November 25, 2019, default may be 238.99 feet; thence Westerly forming file your appearance in this case in West Line for a Distance of 272.25 entered against you at any time after The real estate is improved NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE an interior angle of 89 degrees 32’ a PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given the Office of the Clerk of this Court, feet; thence South for a Distance that day and a Judgment entered in with a mixed-used commercial / of 125 Feet; thence West for a Dis- distance of 262.00 feet to the point that, pursuant to a Judgment of Lee Ross accordance with the prayer of said residential property. tance of 272.25 feet to the West Line THE JUDGMENT AMOUNT WAS: of beginning, containing 1.69 acres Foreclosure entered in the above Clerk of the Circuit Court Complaint. of Said Quarter Section and Thence $105,045.25 more or less. entitled cause on August 8, 2019, the P.O. Box 197 E-filing is now mandatory for North for a Distance of 125 Feet to documents in civil cases with limited Sale terms: 25% down by certi- Also, an undivided one-half in- property hereinafter described will be Carlinville, IL 62626 the Place of Beginning, Except All exemptions. To e-file, you must first fied funds; the balance, by certified terest in and to a one inch water sold at public sale on the date and at on or before November 12, 2019, Coal Conveyances. create an account with an e-filing funds, is due within twenty-four line which runs in and East/West the time and place set forth below. A DEFAULT MAY BE ENTERED 1. The name, address and tele- 5. Common Address or Descrip- service provider. Visit http://efile. (24) hours. The subject property is direction along the highway right- AGAINST YOU AT ANY TIME AF- tions of the Location of the Real illinoiscourts.gov/serviceproviders. subject to real estate taxes, special phone number of the person to TER THAT DAY AND A JUDGMENT of-way property from the real estate contact for information regarding the Estate: htm to learn more and to select a assessments or special taxes lev- described above to the city main MAY BE ENTERED IN ACCOR- 7842 Staunton Rd., Gillespie, IL service provider. If you need ad- ied against said real estate and is properties are: running from the city water plant to First National Bank in Staunton DANCE WITH THE PRAYER OF 62033 ditional help or have trouble efiling, offered for sale without any repre- the city water tower. Subject to an c/o Joel A. Kunin SAID COMPLAINT. 6. The Parcel Number is: visit http://www.illinoiscourts.gov/ sentation as to quality or quantity of easement for water line purposes 2227 S State Route 157 CODILIS & ASSOCIATES, P.C. 10-000-416-00 faq/gethelp.asp or contact the Clerk title and without recourse to Plaintiff over and across the above described Edwardsville, IL 62025 Attorneys for Plaintiff 7. Identification of the Mortgage(s) of this Court. and in “as is” condition. The sale is 15W030 North Frontage Road, Shanna L. Bacher (6302793) real estate to lands owned by Curtis (618) 656-5150 Sought to be Foreclosed: further subject to confirmation by 2. The common address and other Suite 100 MANLEY DEAS KOCHALSKI LLC C. Martin, Marjorie Martin, and/or (a) Names of Mortgagor: Kellen T. the court. common description, if any, of the Burr Ridge, IL 60527 Kolesar & Vanessa E. Barrett Attorneys for Plaintiff Upon payment in full of the their heirs and assigns abutting said One East Wacker, Suite 1250, real estate to be sold is: 211 Park (630) 794-5300 (b) Name of Mortgagee: Security amount bid, the purchaser shall real estate on the East. The details Chicago, IL 60601 Ave., Gillespie, IL 62033 DuPage # 15170 National Bank receive a Certificate of Sale, which of said easement being set out more Phone: 312-651-6700; Fax: 614- 3. The legal description of the real Winnebago # 531 (c) Date of Mortgage: March 20, will entitle the purchaser to a Deed fully in a separate instrument, called 220-5613 estate to be sold is: 2015 Schedule A of the deed from Curtis Our File No. 14-19-06876 Email: sef-slbacher@manley- to the real estate after Confirmation Lot Numbered Fifteen (15) in (d) Date of Recording: March NOTE: This law firm is a debt deas.com of the sale. The property will NOT C. Martin and Marjorie Martin to Ken- Block Numbered One (1) in Ellen collector. 27, 2015 FILE NUMBER 19-022102 be open for inspection and Plaintiff neth Ray Werner and Rosemarie Briggs/ First Addition to the City of I3133855 (e) County where recorded: Ma- One of Plaintiff’s Attorneys makes no representations as to the Werner recorded September 24, Gillespie in the County of Macoupin 10/10-10/24 coupin County 10/24-11/7 condition of the property. 1975 in Book 768 Page 18. and State of Illinois. ______(f) Recording Document Identi- ______Prospective bidders are admon- Commonly known as 5863 Route Parcel #10-002-603-00 fication: ished to check the Court file to verify 66, Mount Olive, IL 62069 Commonly known as: 211 Park Document No.: 5441784 Ave., Gillespie, IL 62033 all information. Parcel Number(s): 02-000-039-01 UNLESS YOU file your answer Pursuant to 735 ILCS 5/15-1512, 4. A description of the improve- The real estate is improved with a in the circuit court of the or otherwise file your appearance state of illinois the amounts of any surplus bid will ments on the real estate is: dwelling. Single Family Residence. seventh judicial circuit in this case in the office of the Clerk in the circuit court be held by the sheriff until a party 5. The date, time and place of the of the seventh Sale terms: Bidders must present, CARLINVILLE macoupin of this Court, Macoupin County obtains a Court Order for its distribu- sale are: judicial circuit county, ILLINOIS Courthouse, 201 E. Main, Carlin- tion, or for 60 days following the date at the time of sale, a cashier’s or certi- November 14, 2019 at 9:00 a.m. macoupin county Estate of SUE ANN LANG- ville, Illinois 62626, on or before of the entry of the order confirming fied check for 10% of the successful in Courtroom TBA, Macoupin County In the Matter of the Estate of LEY, Deceased. November 18, 2019, A JUDGMENT bid amount. The balance of the suc- Courthouse, 201 E. Main St., Glenn W. Prose, Deceased. sale, at which time, in the absence IN PROBATE OR DECREE BY DEFAULT MAY of an order directing payment of cessful bid shall be paid within 24 Carlinville, IL 62626. No. 2019-P-86 6. The terms of the sale are: DOCKET NO. 2019-P-107 BE TAKEN AGAINST YOU FOR the surplus, it may be automatically hours, by similar funds. The subject CLAIM DATE NOTICE The sheriff conducting the sale THE RELIEF ASKED IN THE COM- forfeited to the State without further property is offered for sale without CLAIM NOTICE Notice is given of the death of shall solicit verbal bids and shall PLAINT. notice. any representation as to quality or Notice is given of the death of Glenn W. Prose, who died June 19, sell the real estate to the highest Lee Ross If this property is a condominium SUE ANN LANGLEY, of 110 Bob- 2019, and who resided at 31464 quantity of title and without recourse and best bidder. Payment shall be Clerk of the Court O-Link, Virden, IL 62690. Letters of Prose Road, Girard, Illinois 62640. unit, the purchaser of the unit at the to Plaintiff and in “AS IS” condition. made at the time of sale by cash, Erik Hyam Office were issued on September Letters of office were issued to Mark foreclosure sale, other than a mort- The sale is further subject to confir- cashier’s check or personal check IL Bar No. 6311090 27, 2019, to COLE LANGLEY of S. Prose, Independent Executor. gagee shall pay the assessments mation by the Court. The property will accompanied by an irrevocable silver lake group, ltd. and the legal fees required by The 110 Bob-O-Link, Virden, IL 62690, Claims against the estate may NOT be open for inspection. letter of credit issued by an Illinois Attorneys for Plaintiff be filed on or before April 24, 2020, Condominium Property Act, 765 If this property is a condominium Banking Corporation or a National whose attorney is Bill Nichelson. 314 N. Monroe St. in the office of the Circuit Clerk of ILCS 605/9(g)(1) and (g)(4). unit, the purchaser of the unit at Banking Association doing business Claims against the estate may be P.O. Box 98 Macoupin County, 201 East Main IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR the foreclosure sale, other than the in Madison County, Illinois. filed in the office of the Clerk of the Litchfield, IL 62056 Street, Carlinville, Illinois 62626, or (HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE mortgagee shall pay the assess- 7. Bank makes NO REPRE- Court at the Macoupin County Court- Tel. (217) 324.6147 with the Independent Executor at RIGHT TO REMAIN IN POSSES- SENTATIONS OR WARRANTIES, ments and the legal fees required by house, Carlinville, Illinois 62626, [email protected] the address given below; and any SION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER EN- EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, RE- or with the representative, or both, 10/24-11/7 claim not so filed is barred as to all TRY OF AN ORDER OF POSSES- the Condominium Property Act, 765 GARDING THE PROPERTY OR within six (6) months from the date ______the estate. If claims are filed with SION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH ILCS 605/9(g)(1) and (g)(4). ITS CONDITION, THE SAME BE- of the first publication of this notice, the Clerk, copies must be mailed or SECTION 15-1701(C) OF THE For information call Plaintiff’s ING ACCEPTED BY BUYER “AS which is April 9, 2020 or within three delivered by the claimant to Mark S. ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLO- Attorney, Manley Deas Kochalski IS.” Interested parties are advised Prose, 31464 Prose Road, Girard, IL (3) months from the date of the mail- STATE OF ILLINOIS SURE LAW. LLC, One East Wacker, Suite 1250, to consult the judgment entered in 62640, and to his attorney, Joel A. ing of this notice, whichever is later, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE For information: Examine the court Chicago, IL 60601. Phone number: the above entitled cause on August Slater of Law Group of Illinois Ltd, file or contact Plaintiff’s attorney: 312-651-6700. Attorney file number: 8, 2019, for additional information. and any claim not filed on or before SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT 307 N. Third Street, P.O. Box 1108, Noah Weininger, THE WEININGER 19-016806. Plaintiff, First National Bank in that date is barred. Copies of a claim MACOUPIN COUNTY, ILLINOIS Effingham, Illinois 62401, within ten LAW FIRM, LLC, 111 West Washing- Staunton filed with the Clerk must be mailed Teddi Bartholomew, Petitioner days after they have been filed. Shanna L. Bacher ton St., Suite 1240, Chicago, Illinois By: /s/ Joel A. Kunin or delivered to the representative(s) vs. Cody Eberlin, Respondents. MARK S. PROSE, MANLEY DEAS KOCHALSKI LLC 60602, (312)483-1028 Joel A. Kunin, #1548050 and to the attorney within 10 days INDEPENDENT Attorneys for Plaintiff Case No. 2019-P-96 Sheriff of Macoupin County, Il- One of its Attorneys after it has been filed. NOTICE BY publication EXECUTOR/ADMINISTRATOR One East Wacker, Suite 1250 Joel A. Kunin, #1548050 Joel A. Slater linois Chicago, IL 60601 “E-filing is now mandatory for NOTICE IS GIVEN YOU, CODY The Weininger Law Firm LLC [email protected] Law Group of Illinois Ltd Telephone: 312-651-6700 GOLDENBERG HELLER & documents in civil cases with limited EBERLIN, respondents, that this 111 West Washington Street, 307 N Third Street, P.O. Box 1108 Fax: 614-220-5613 ANTOGNOLI, P.C. exemptions. To e-file, you must first case has been commenced in Suite 1240 Effingham, IL 62401 P.O. Box 959 create an account with an e-filing this court against you asking for Chicago, Illinois 60602 Attorney. No.: 6302793 Telephone: 217-347-0555 Email: StateEFiling@manleydeas. 2227 South State Route 157 service provider. Visit https://efile. Guardianship of Colton Eberlin, Kira Fax: 618-283-3037 312-483-1028 com Edwardsville, IL 62025 illinoiscourts.gov/service-providers. Eberlin, Melody Eberlin and Amelia Registration #6314017 nweininger@weiningerlawfirm. One of Plaintiff’s Attorneys (618) 656-5150 htm to learn more and to select a Eberlin, minors and for other relief. File #6428.01001 com Attorneys for Plaintiff 10/10-10/24 service provider. If you need ad- UNLESS YOU file your answer 10/24-11/7 10/10-10/24 10/17-10/31 ditional help or have trouble e-filing, or otherwise file your appearance in ______visit http://www.illinoiscourts.gov/ this case in the office of the clerk of FAQ/gethelp.asp or talk with your this court Macoupin County Court- • Business Cards local circuit clerk’s office.” house, Circuit Clerk, 201 E. Main • Brochures COLE LANGLEY, St., Carlinville, Illinois 62626, on or • Letterhead Executor before November 5, 2019 in Court- • Posters Prepared by: Full Color • Flyers room B, A JUDGMENT OR DECREE Bill Nichelson #6237771 BY DEFAULT MAY BE TAKEN • Calendars • Greeting Cards Attorney at Law AGAINST YOU FOR THE RELIEF • Announcements 1330 N. Springfield St. ASKED IN THE COMPLAINT. printing • Invitations P.O. 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Carlinville Blackburn’s Elementary Madrigal CMS Girls Basketball teams Schools Menu Monday, Oct. 28 dinners Breakfast: Trix Cereal Bar Nov. 22, 23 & Yogurt Lunch: Sloppy Joe Blackburn College’s Depart- Sandwich, Curly Fries, ment of Music and Theatre pres- ents its 48th annual Madrigal Carrot Sticks Dinners. The Dinners provide the audience with an evening of en- Tuesday, Oct. 29 tertaining dinner theatre. For one weekend every year, Breakfast: Banana Bread the Demuzio Campus Center in Carlinville is transformed Lunch: Meatloaf, Mashed into a candlelit world of castles, Potatoes w/Gravy, Corn, knights, royalty, music and revel- ry. This year, the dinners will be Bread & Butter held Friday, Nov. 22, and Satur- day, Nov. 23, at 7 p.m. in the De- Wednesday, Oct. 30 muzio Campus Center, located on the Blackburn College campus. Breakfast: Sausage The entertainment is focused Breakfast Pizza on performances of Renaissance madrigals and Christmas music Lunch: Cheese Bread by the College’s a cappella cham- Sticks, Marinara, ber ensemble, Blackburn Voices, directed by Joseph Welch, as well Carlinville Middle School’s seventh grade girls basketball team, front, from left, includes Adie Cordani, Chloe Pope, Kaydence Wilson, Braley Baked Beans as a humorous theatrical play di- Wiser, Alyssa Carriker and Makenah Dugan; back, Assistant Coach Darrin DeNeve, Jordyn Loveless, Isabella Tiburzi, Hannah Gibson, Addie rected by Blackburn student Zoë Ruyle, Sophia Campbell, Manager Olivia Kunz and Head Coach Renee Young. The seventh graders, 8-2 entering Tuesday’s home contest against Thursday, Oct. 31 Michaels. Auburn and winners of five straight, have remaining home games against Southwestern and Mt. Olive before the postseason begins Nov. 21. Festivities also include the an- Breakfast: Blueberry nual note-bearing pages, tumblers Waffles & Syrup from Mary Ann Harp’s Dance Studio, and special announce- Lunch: Chicken Alfredo, ments of the town crier, Mark Broccoli, Baked Beans Armstrong. The community is invited to kick off the holiday season with Friday, Nov. 1 the celebration of this magical Breakfast: Scrambled event. The dinners appeal to au- diences of all ages. Eggs, Toast & Jelly To attend the Madrigal Din- ners, tickets must be purchased Lunch: Biscuit & Gravy, ahead of time. General admission Sausage, Tater Tots, is $35, groups of 10 or more are Dragon Punch Juice $30, and K-12 or other college students are $15. Faculty and Staff members of Blackburn Col- lege are $25. High school teach- CHS and ers and chaperones are $15, and Blackburn students are also $15. CMS Menu The menu consists of either beef tenderloin or wild mush- Monday, Oct. 28 room ragout, both served with Breakfast: Breakfast Taco, oven-roasted, rosemary potatoes, vegetable medley and a brownie Animal Crackers parfait for dessert. To order tickets or for more in- Lunch: Sloppy Joe Carlinville Middle School’s eighth grade girls basketball team includes, front, from left, Adie Cordani, Jordyn Loveless, Braley Wiser, Karly Tipps, formation, contact the Music Of- Sandwich, Curly Fries, fice at (217) 854-5704 or email Makenah Dugan, Chloe Pope; back, Assistant Coach Darrin DeNeve, Addie Ruyle, Isabella Tiburzi, Hannah Gibson, Piper Tieman, Addy Shirey, Manager Oliva Kunz and Head Coach Renee Young. The eighth graders, winners of two straight, are 4-6 entering a home contest Tuesday evening Carrot Sticks [email protected]. against Auburn. Remaining home games are Tuesday, Monday, Oct. 28, against Southwestern and Thursday, Nov. 21, against Mt. Olive.

Tuesday, Oct. 29 Breakfast: Banana Bread Students Lunch: Meatloaf, Mashed Potatoes w/Gravy, Corn, visit fire Bread & Butter Wednesday, Oct. 30 Breakfast: Sausage station Breakfast Pizza  Neveaha Hall, a student in the Illinois Valley Head Lunch: Cheese Bread Start program, uses the fire house to knock down a cone with the help of firefighter Clint Mitchell. Sticks, Marinara, Baked Beans,  Carlinville Firefighter Clint Mitchell shares a high-five with Dawson Swift during a tour of the fire WG Choco Chip Cookie station Oct. 11. Enquirer Democrat photos by Dan- iel Winningham. Thursday, Oct. 31 Breakfast: Blueberry Waffles & Syrup Lunch: Chicken Alfredo, Salad w/Ranch, Steamed Broccoli, Garlic Toast

Friday, Nov. 1 Breakfast: Cheese Omelet, Toast & Jelly CPS holds Letter People Parade Lunch: Biscuit & Gravy, From left, Anderson Gunning, Jacob Perkins, Jace Nejmanowski, Sausage Patty, Tater Tots, Thane Peterson were among the representatives of the “Zooming Dragon Punch Juice Zippers” group of Carlinville Primary School’s Letter People Parade Thursday, Oct. 10. Enquirer Democrat photo by Jordan Grucza.

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8B Macoupin County Enquirer~Democrat ThursdaY, OCTOBER 24, 2019