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Have a sports story? E-mail them to B [email protected] THURSDAY JANUARY 30, 2020 SPORTS enquirerdemocrat.com CHS girls defend county title in overtime classic By JACKSON WILSON love having her on my team.” our gameplan and hoping that we can ures, with Rylee Smith adding nine tal- Enquirer Democrat Reporter The Piasa Birds, who fell to 14-7, make enough baskets. That’s been our lies for SWHS. got a 12-point performance from Kor- strategy all year and it’s been working Defensively, Southwestern limited The Carlinville High School girls’ rie Hopkins and nine points from Josie so far.” Bunker Hill to one for the varsity team needed four Bouillon. Reels was joined by Hopkins, Smith, entire game. extra minutes to put the nail in South- After both teams traded four leads Bouillon, Hollie Bekeske (Staunton- Staunton-Mt. Olive 38, North Mac western’s coffin during the Macoupin and four lead changes over the course Mt. Olive) and MacKenzy Mix (Gil- 34 County Tournament championship at of a 17-17 first half, Southwestern lespie) on the All-Tournament team. No. 5 North Mac made a valiant ef- Staunton High School Jan. 25. seemed to be taking control with a 28- Third Place - Staunton-Mt. Olive 45, fort in snapping a seven-game losing With a 43-37 overtime triumph, 24 advantage when Addie Green con- Gillespie 39 streak, but couldn’t quite overcome a the Cavaliers tied their win total from nected on a 3-pointer from the top of The Bulldogs forced 15 Miner turn- 14-2 first quarter deficit. last season and repeated as Macoupin the key with just under two minutes to overs and built a 23-15 halftime lead en Staunton-Mt. Olive was outscored County victors. play in the third. Stewart failed to an- route to a 45-39 home victory for third in each of the last three quarters, but Carlinville, now 20-3 overall, has swer from deep, giving the Piasa Birds place. SHS led by as many as 16 points held on for a 38-34 victory behind a won 16 of its last 17 games. The lone a chance to increase their advantage. in the middle of the third quarter. 16-point effort from Legendre. defeat came against Southwestern, 27- Southwestern turned the ball over and In triumph, Staunton-Mt. Olive’s The Bulldogs led for the entire game, 21, at Piasa Jan. 9. was hit with a technical foul on defense Bekeske scored 12 points and was maintaining a 20-10 halftime advan- “The feeling of satisfaction you get with 30 seconds remaining. DeNeve joined by teammates Abby Davis and tage and a 28-23 edge heading into the after a job well done while working to- made both free throws, which triggered Haris Legendre in double figures. Da- fourth. gether is what high school athletics are a 9-0 run that put Carlinville out to its vis and Legendre had 11 points apiece. Katie Masinelli added nine tallies all about,” said Carlinville head coach biggest lead, 33-28, three-and-a-half Mix led Gillespie with nine points and Bekeske knocked down a pair of Darrin DeNeve. “Moments like this are minutes into the fourth quarter. and Shelby Taylor added seven tallies. threes in the first quarter as part of an very nice to have.” “It is what it is,” said Wooley. “I The Bulldogs improved to 11-11 and eight-point performance for SHS. “This was very entertaining for the didn’t exactly see the entire play live, dropped the Miners to 12-9. Gist (10 points) and Meador (nine fans but obviously a little frustrating but we have to respect the officials’ Fifth Place - North Mac 46, Bunker points) were the scoring leaders for the for us because we couldn’t get it done,” calls and learn to live with that.” Hill 36 Panthers, who managed to get within said Southwestern head coach Steve Southwestern got a pair of clutch The Panthers ended the fifth place three points (24-21) with roughly two Wooley. “But, I’m still very proud of triples from Rylee Smith and Morgan game on a 20-11 run and knocked off minutes remaining in the third quarter. how we continued to fight and give Durham to even the score at 35-35. the Minutemaids 46-36 to get to 5-19 Day 2 - Jan. 22 ourselves a chance to play in overtime.” Smith connected after Eryn Seal missed on the year. Carlinville 45, Staunton-Mt. Olive 29 Jill Stayton led the Cavaliers with a ‘one-and-one’ to make it 33-32 at the Melanie Gist put up 13 points for The top-seeded Cavaliers took a 9-4 12 points. Corin Stewart hit a trio of 2:08 mark, then Durham responded to North Mac. Alli Kallenbach scored lead into the second quarter, then ex- 3-pointers and added 11 points. Carlin- a Stayton insurance layup by banking nine. Brooke Meador (eight points) and tended their advantage to 22-11 at half- ville also got a spark from Gracie Reels, in the equalizing triple with 1:20 to go Mallory Buhl (seven points) joined the time and 38-14 heading into the fourth. who scored five of her seven points in in regulation. offensive party for the Panthers as well. Reels (13 points), Seal (10 points) the extra session. Reels was only shoot- Carlinville worked the clock down Julianna Scroggins (10 points), Tay- and Stewart (nine points) led the charge Macoupin County All-Tournament team member Gracie Reels drib- ing 1-for-7 from the field at the end of and got Durham to foul Stewart with tem Brooks (eight points) and Bry- for CHS. bles her way past Southwestern’s Rylee Smith during the county regulation, but broke out of that funk 20 seconds. The CHS senior missed the lie Chrisman (seven points) were the Davis chalked up nine points for championship at Staunton High School Jan. 25. Reels scored seven with a clutch offensive plus an ‘one-and-one’ , so the Cava- leading scorers for Bunker Hill, which Staunton-Mt. Olive. Emilee Birdsell points, including five in overtime to help CHS clinch back-to-back ti- and-one to snap a 35-35 tie with 2:52 liers had to leave it up to their greatest dropped to 1-19. had six points and Masinelli scored tles. Smith was selected to the All-Tournament team as well. Enquirer remaining in overtime. weapon to stay alive. The Carlinville Day 1 - Jan. 20 five. Democrat photo by Denise Simpson. Reels’ efforts resulted in her being defense prevented the Piasa Birds from Southwestern 53, Bunker Hill 6 Southwestern 49, Gillespie 24 Addie Green in the closing minute of raled out of control for the Miners. The named to the All-Tournament team for getting the potential game-winning The Piasa Birds took flight from the Five consecutive missed shots, four the half helped the Piasa Birds take Piasa Birds dominated GHS 17-4 in the the second year in a row. shot in the air and initiated overtime. opening tip, outscoring the No. 6 Min- turnovers and a 6-0 deficit in the first control of the game for good, 24-14, third and came into the final eight min- “Playing solid was critical at that CHS carried that momentum into the utemaids 19-3 in the first quarter. three-and-a-half minutes indicated the prior to the intermission. utes flying high with a 41-18 cushion. point, but we knew that someone was extra session and outscored Southwest- Southwestern took a 39-5 lead into type of night that the No. 2 Miners were Fresh out of the locker room, Bouil- Hopkins scored 16 points for South- going to have to step up and make a big ern 8-2 to seal the win. halftime and forced a running clock going to have. lon connected on another long-distance western and was backed by 13 points play,” said DeNeve. “Gracie went right “We’d been saying all week that the in the final eight minutes with a 50-6 Gillespie was within striking dis- shot and Hopkins ignited for six tallies from Bouillon. to work on the first opportunity that she first word of the phrase ‘Defend the cushion. tance being down only four points late in the midst of a 10-2 push that dropped Mix led all Gillespie scorers with got and that’s why she is such a tremen- Title’, was ‘defend’,” said DeNeve. Hopkins (12 points) and Bouillon in the second quarter, but a pair of back- Gillespie into a 34-16 hole with six eight points and Sydney Bires added dous athlete and a great competitor. I “It’s a matter of executing that part of (10 points) each landed in double fig- breaking 3-pointers from Bouillon and minutes left to play in a quarter that spi- six tallies.

THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 2020 Macoupin County Enquirer~Democrat 1B Sports North Mac boys three-peat as county champions By JACKSON WILSON Wilson took advantage of an offensive Miner tallies. and drew contact, but no foul was called. Enquirer Democrat Reporter rebound and broke a 17-17 tie with a three Coy Sellers and Grant Burch put up eight Watson put Southwestern back on top at the one-minute mark, sending North Mac points apiece for the Minutemen. with a three at the 2:45 mark of overtime. The North Mac varsity boys’ basketball into the locker room with a 20-17 edge. Fifth place finisher Gillespie improved to The Piasa Birds tacked an additional three team had been on an offensive tear, averag- Staunton was within a single possession for 6-14 while Bunker Hill dropped to 3-10. tallies on to the lead, but Fredericks and An- ing 64 points per game since Dec. 26. How- seven of the next eight minutes but couldn’t Day 1 - Jan. 21 thony Kravanya put together a minute-long ever, the Panthers were going to need one take the lead. The Panthers remained on top, Carlinville 49, Bunker Hill 48 6-0 scoring run to draw the Miners back to of their better defensive efforts to get past a 26-25, going into the fourth. No. 4 Carlinville led for the duration of a even at 54-54 with 32 seconds remaining in hungry host in the Macoupin County Tourna- Booth forced a North Mac turnover that close game - 8-7 after one, 19-17 at the half the extra session. ment championship Jan. 25. would’ve resulted in a potential go-ahead and 35-29 heading into the fourth - in a thrill- Watson drew a shooting foul with 2.8 sec- No. 1 North Mac lived up to the pressure layup, but couldn’t keep his feet in-bounds ing win over No. 5 Bunker Hill. onds to go and converted both free throws to and defeated No. 2 Staunton 42-36 and im- while tiptoeing along the right sideline. Wil- Byots scored 23 points to lead CHS and put Southwestern ahead for good. proved its season record to 14-5 overall. son took advantage of the missed opportu- was backed by 11 tallies from Ethan Trimm. Staunton 52, Mt. Olive 21 The Panthers have now won six titles in 10 nity and connected on a pair of 3-pointers Devon Ralston (14 points) and Andrew No. 2 Staunton jumped all over No. 7 Mt. years. As an added bonus, they became the from the top of the key to give North Mac Scroggins (10 points) hit double figures for Olive in the first quarter, 14-2, and forced a first team since the 1988-90 Southwestern its biggest lead of the night, 32-25. with 6:44 the Minutemen in defeat. running clock, leading 49-16 after three. Piasa Birds to three-peat as county champi- left to play. Carlinville turned the ball over 13 times Staunton’s Booth scored 21 points and ons. Staunton fought back with a 5-0 run that and nearly let a nine-point advantage slip was backed by 14 Kinder tallies. Teammates “This was one of our tougher games,” was capped off by a Goss 3-pointer at 5:29. through their fingers in the closing three min- Goss (eight points) and Ray (six points) each said North Mac head coach T.J. Wilson. “We One minute later, Kinder got to the free throw utes, but efficient free throw shooting down connected on a pair of 3-pointers. were in their place and we didn’t shoot the line with a chance to tie. The senior guard the stretch helped the Cavaliers hang on. Trent Markezich hit four shots from be- ball like we wanted to. However, I thought missed a ‘one-and-one’. Will Downs made Carlinville finished 16-for-21 at the charity yond the arc scored 13 points for the Wild- we guarded and rebounded very well. The the Bulldogs pay and restored momentum stripe. Bunker Hill only managed one shot in cats. kids did whatever it took to win.” for the Panthers with a corner three, making that department and missed. Day 2 - Jan. 23 The Bulldogs, 11-10, were appearing in it a 35-30 game with less than four minutes Burch knocked down a triple with 7.7 sec- North Mac 65, Carlinville 48 the final for the first time since 2013. The loss remaining. onds remaining on the game clock to bring Wilson buried four 3-pointers while scor- denied Staunton its first title in eight years. SHS reduced the gap to 35-32 on a pair the Minutemen within a point. With Bunker ing 14 points in the first quarter to boost the “They did what they do best, which was of successful free throws by Booth, but then Hill out of timeouts, Carlinville let the ball top-seeded North Mac Panthers to a 65-48 splitting us up and making us play at their went on to suffer through a three-minute bounce without in-bounding and drained the win over Carlinville. speed,” Staunton head coach Ty Laux said scoring drought. North Mac sealed the deal remainder of the clock to earn the victory. NMHS, who was granted a bye Jan. 21, of North Mac. “But, we didn’t quit, we kept at the charity stripe in the closing 45 seconds. Southwestern 56, Gillespie 54 (OT) led 23-9 after one and 38-20 at the half. fighting and put on a much-improved- per Wilson, Booth, Grant Thoroman (North After getting beaten handily 56-40 against Wilson finished with 29 points for the formance compared to the first time we met Mac), Addis Moore (Southwestern), Michael No. 3 Gillespie Dec. 20, No. 6 Southwestern game and was backed by additional double- up with this team. You got to tip your hat to Byots (Carlinville) and Frankie Barrett (Gil- punched its ticket to a semifinal with a 56-54 digit scoring efforts from Thoroman (12 them. They have a nice program and T.J. is lespie) were named to the All-Tournament overtime upset. points) and Matthew Hendricks (11 points). doing a great job.” Team following the final buzzer. Keegan Rowell connected on five long Byots led the Cavaliers with 15 points. Tanner Wilson scored 24 points while Carlinville 46, Southwestern 34 - Third distance shots and scored 19 points for the Staunton 41, Southwestern 30 making six 3-pointers for the Panthers. Place victorious Piasa Birds, who also got 13 points Southwestern was eight minutes from Ethan Booth led the Bulldogs with 19 Carlinville outscored Southwestern 37- from Moore and 12 from Jonathan Watson. upsetting Staunton in back-to-back county points while collaborating with Brent Kinder 17 in the final three quarters to turn an early Gillespie’s Barrett led all scorers with 20 semifinals, but the host Bulldogs caught fire (10 rebounds) for 18 rebounds. Frank Goss 17-9 deficit into a 46-34 win in the third place points. Billy Gill added 12 points on four in the fourth quarter and outscored the Piasa added seven points. game. 3-pointers, all in the second half. Birds 23-9 after being down 21-18. Unlike the Jan. 7 regular season meet- The teams were separated by one point in The Piasa Birds took a 25-17 advantage Booth collected 12 points and Goss (11 ing that was won by North Mac in the same favor of CHS at the half. Then, the Cavaliers into the locker room and widened the gap to points) hit on a trio of triples to fuel the gymnasium, 52-36, this game was tight shut down the Piasa Birds 10-2 to pull away 34-19 halfway through the third quarter. The Staunton rally. throughout. for good in the third, 34-25. Miners responded with a 19-4 run in the next Watson scored 11 points and Moore fin- The Panthers led 7-5 with 3:56 remaining Byots (17 points) and Briley Roper (10 three minutes and took a 38-36 lead into the ished two tallies short of a double-double in the first quarter. Both teams were then held points were the scoring stars for Carlinville. fourth. (eight points, 10 rebounds) for Southwestern. scoreless until Wilson cashed in on a 3-point- Southwestern’s Moore put 18 on the board. Both teams traded five-point leads, then Gillespie 62, Mt. Olive 41 er to extend the North Mac lead to 12-5 a Carlinville improved to 8-12. Southwest- became engaged in an intense back-and-forth Gillespie, which had a 29-23 halftime minute into the second. ern fell to 4-15. battle in the closing 90 seconds of regulation. edge, pulled away from Mt. Olive with a With Staunton trailing 15-10 with three Gillespie 59, Bunker Hill 46 - Fifth Place Gavin Day and Moore scored a pair of 20-7 run in the third quarter. North Mac’s Tanner Wilson makes a pass to the cor- minutes remaining in the half, Grant Mc- The Miners and Minutemen battled to a buckets to put Southwestern up 48-45 with Barrett (20 points), Kravanya (10 points), ner during the Macoupin County boys’ basketball Calla shut down a Panther fastbreak with 12-12 tie in the opening session, but Gillespie one minute left, but Brock Fredericks nailed Gill (nine points) and Anthony Ribes (nine championship game at Staunton High School Jan. a chasedown that led to a Devin Ray took command with an 18-4 second quarter an equalizing three from the top of the key 10 points) led the offensive charge for the Min- 25. Wilson finished the tournament with 53 points triple at the other end. Wilson missed a jump- surge and cruised to a 59-46 win. seconds later. ers. and 10 three-pointers in two games, which made shot, then Booth drew a shooting foul prior The senior trio of Barrett (19 points), An- The Miners forced a traveling turnover The 3-13 Wildcats, who were eliminated him a popular choice for the All-Tournament Team. to making both free throws to tie the game thony Kravanya (18 points) and Billy Gill with eight seconds remaining and put the ball from the tournament, got 13 points from Enquirer Democrat photo by Denise Simpson. 15-15 with 2:33 on the clock. (14 points) was responsible for 51 of 59 into the hands of Barrett. The senior drove in Markezich in defeat. 2019 Ram All-New 1500 217-854-JEEP (5337) MSRP $45,270 400 W. MAIN STREET, CARLINVILLE Discounts www.teamvictorylane.com & Rebates -$11,290 HOURS: 0% for 60 mo. OUR PRICE Monday-Friday 8-6 1.9% for 72 mo. 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2B Macoupin County Enquirer~Democrat THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 2020 Sports Schwartz remains perfect in 2020, trio of Cavaliers win three of four By JACKSON WILSON Enquirer Democrat Reporter

The Carlinville High School varsity wrestling team continued to show signs of progression last week in Auburn and Hillsboro. In addition to seeing freshman Jake Schwartz extend his winning streak to 16 matches, CHS head coach Bobby Scott got to watch Dustin Roberts, Demitry Lewis and Evan Bethard all add three wins to their records. Jan. 23 at Auburn vs. Auburn Schwartz (113) made easy work of Dalton King (TF 17-2). Colin Leonard (120) got pinned by Dresden Grimm in 3:16. Asher Barbre (126) was pinned by Colin Willhite after a four-minute battle. Charlie Wilson (138) fell to Jake Schwartz extended his winning streak to 16 matches with a pair of triumphs at Auburn and Hillsboro Ethan Copeland in 1:09. last week. Photo contributed by Diane Bethard. Alexander Scott (138) nearly lasted three minutes against Mason Freelove in 12 seconds. Oschwald before getting pinned. Michaelis (170) earned a 30-sec- Roberts (145) fell to Caleb Nix ond pin. in 1:50. Bethard (182) was pinned by Lewis (152) was hit with a Mason Davis in 55 seconds. 30-second pin by Mikel Ent. Schwartz (113), Leonard (120), Michaelis (170) was pinned by Barbre (126), Lewis (152) all re- Gervasio Marchizza at the 90-sec- cieved wins by forfeit. ond mark. No team dual result was record- Bethard (182) defeated Hank ed for this match. Rhodes with a pin at 4:09. vs. Hillsboro Auburn won the team dual in Schwartz (113) took down Ben dominant fashion, 66-11. Huber in 18 seconds via pin. vs. Shelbyville Leonard (120) obtained a Schwartz (113) defeated Calvin 15-second pin against Shelby Ozi- Miller by virtue of a 3-0 decision. er. Leonard (120) was pinned by Barbre (126) fell to Curtis Seg- Preston Quick in 3:38. rest in 1:54. Byots named to All- Barbre (126) fell to Ty Brachbill Scott (132) was on the los- in 3:46. ing side of a 17-8 major decision Scott (138) managed to stay against Tanner Clayton. Tournament Teams alive for 5:12 before succombing Roberts (145) took down Matt On Jan. 22, Michael Byots was named to the All-Tournament to Bradley Sanders. Page at the two-and-a-half minute team after leading Carlinville to a 49-46 win over Mulberry Grove Roberts (145) dominated Cody mark. with a 16-point performance at the Morrisonville Mohawk Clas- Rohdemann with a 30-second Lewis (152) pinned Cole Spens- sic. The Cavaliers finished 2-2 for the tournament and placed takedown. berger in 1:48. third out of five teams overall. Byots was also named to the Ma- Lewis (152) grinded his way to Michaelis (170) barely fell short coupin County All-Tournament team Jan. 25 at Staunton. Photo a 9-2 decision win. against Jonah Harkins, losing by a contributed by Tim Tarter. Michaelis (170) pinned Calvin 6-4 decision. Miller in 24 seconds. Bethard (182) earned a pin after Bethard (182) defeated Brayden dueling with Zinnen Kenney for Ruff with a 2:19 pin. nearly six minutes. No team dual result was record- The Hiltoppers edged the Cava- ed for this match. liers, 37-30, in the team dual. Like us Jan. 24 at Hillsboro Upcoming Meets vs. Pittsfield Carlinville wraps up the regular Scott (132) lost in a tight match season this weekend at the Litch- on facebook! against Ethan Thompson (7-5 de- field Tournament. Matches begin Evan Bethard was one of four Cavaliers that raised his arm in triumph cision). at 6 p.m. Friday, Jan. 31 and 9 a.m. at least three times in the past two meets at Auburn and Hillsboro Roberts (145) pinned Madison Saturday, Feb. 1. Jan. 23-24. Photo contributed by Diane Bethard. facebook.com/mcednews

THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 2020 Macoupin County Enquirer~Democrat 3B Sports Mac Stats Clay Busters sign up Feb. 9 BOYS’ BASKETBALL Southwestern 53, Bunker Hill 6 (AUBURN) (Fall 4:09) 145: Dustin Roberts (CARLINVL) over Madison Free- Jan. 21 Greenfield-Northwestern 46, Brussels 27 195: Shane Trimingham (AUBURN) over (CARL- love (PITTSFLD) (Fall 0:12) Registration for Carlinville sociation. Southwestern 56, Gillespie 54 (OT) Jan. 22 INVL) (For.) 152: Demitry Lewis (CARLINVL) over (PITTSFLD) Clay Busters youth trap shoot- Students ages fifth through Staunton 52, Mt. Olive 21 Southwestern 49, Gillespie 24 220: Drake Lewis (AUBURN) over (CARLINVL) (For.) (For.) ing team will take place Sunday, 12th grade can participate with Greenfield-Northwestern 64, Pleasant Hill 22 Carlinville 45, Staunton-Mt. Olive 29 285: Kalique Edwards (AUBURN) over (CARLINVL) 170: Chase Michaelis (CARLINVL) over C Corgait Feb. 9, at 1 p.m. at Star Gun the opportunity to showcase their Bunker Hill 7 10 12 19 48 Jan. 25 (For.) (PITTSFLD) (Fall 0:30) Carlinville 8 11 16 14 49 Staunton-Mt. Olive 45, Gillespie 39 Carlinville vs. Shelbyville - 0-0 Club. competitive shooting skills and 182: Mason Davis (PITTSFLD) over Evan Bethard Michael Byots (C): 23 pts. North Mac 46, Bunker Hill 36 106: 113: Jake Schwartz (CARLINVL) over Calvin (CARLINVL) (Fall 0:55) Those seeking to register must earn state and national recogni- Devon Ralston (B): 14 pts. Greenfield-Northwestern 50, Beardstown 8 Miller (SHELBYVL) (Dec 3-0) be present. There will be no late tion. The program is designed Ethan Trimm (C): 11 pts. Southwestern 4 13 11 7 2 37 120: Preston Quick (SHELBYVL) over Colin Leonard 195: Double Forfeit Andrew Scroggins (B): 10 pts. Carlinville 7 10 11 7 8 43 (CARLINVL) (Fall 3:38) 285: Gabe Long (PITTSFLD) over (CARLINVL) signups. A parent or guardian to instill safe firearms handling, Jan. 22 Jill Stayton (C): 12 pts. 126: Ty Brachbill (SHELBYVL) over Asher Barbre (For.) must also attend the registration. commitment, responsibility, Greenfield-Northwestern 61, South County 59 (2 OT) Korie Hopkins (S): 12 pts. (CARLINVL) (Fall 3:46) Hillsboro over Carlinville 37-30 The Clay Busters are a part of the leadership, and teamwork into Carlinville 9 6 22 12 49 Corin Stewart (C): 11 pts. 132: 138: Bradley Sanders (SHELBYVL) over Alex- 106: Double Forfeit Mulberry Grove 11 8 14 13 46 Josie Bouillon (S): 9 pts. ander Scott (CARLINVL) (Fall 5:12) 113: Jake Schwartz (CARLINVL) over Ben Huber Scholastic Clay Target Program each participant. Michael Byots: 16 pts. 145: Dustin Roberts (CARLINVL) over Cody Rohde- (HLLSBORO) (Fall 0:18) and the Academics Integrity For more information about Briley Roper: 13 pts. WRESTLING mann (SHELBYVL) (Fall 0:30) 120: Colin Leonard (CARLINVL) over Shelby Ozier Marksmanship a youth program the program contact Jim Cox at Jan. 23 Carlinville Results @ Auburn - Jan. 23 152: Demitry Lewis (CARLINVL) over B Sackett (HLLSBORO) (Fall 0:15) of the Amateur Trapshooting As- 217-248-2128 or [email protected]. Gillespie 62, Mt. Olive 41 Auburn over Carlinville 66-11 (SHELBYVL) (Dec 9-2) 126: Curtis Segrest (HLLSBORO) over Asher Barbre Staunton 41, Southwestern 30 106: Double Forfeit 160: Will Miller (SHELBYVL) over (CARLINVL) (For.) Carlinville 9 11 17 11 48 113: Jake Schwartz (CARLINVL) over Dalton King 170: Chase Michaelis (CARLINVL) over Calvin Miller (CARLINVL) (Fall 1:54) North Mac 23 15 13 14 65 (AUBURN) (TF 17-2 0:00) (SHELBYVL) (Fall 0:24) 132: Tanner Clayton (HLLSBORO) over Alexander Scott (CARLINVL) (MD 17-8) BOWLING SCORES BOWLING SCORES Tanner Wilson (N): 29 pts. 120: Dresden Grimm (AUBURN) over Colin Leonard 182: Evan Bethard (CARLINVL) over Brayden Ruff Bowlero Lanes, Carlinville Bowlero Lanes, Carlinville Michael Byots (C): 15 pts. (CARLINVL) (Fall 3:16) (SHELBYVL) (Fall 2:19) 138: Double Forfeit Grant Thoroman (N): 12 pts. 126: Colin Willhite (AUBURN) over Asher Barbre 195: Ty Walker (SHELBYVL) over (CARLINVL) (For.) 145: Dustin Roberts (CARLINVL) over Matt Page Thursday Night Farmers League Monday Night Dawson-Kufa League Matthew Hendricks (N): 11 pts. (CARLINVL) (Fall 4:04) 220: Connor Rhodes (SHELBYVL) over (CARLINVL) (HLLSBORO) (Fall 2:30) Week 22 Week 24 Ethan Trimm (C): 9 pts. 132: Double Forfeit 138: Ethan Copeland (AUBURN) (For.) 152: Demitry Lewis (CARLINVL) over Cole Spens- Jan. 25 over Charlie Wilson (CARLINVL) (Fall 1:09) 285: Anthony Lape (SHELBYVL) over (CARLINVL) berger (HLLSBORO) (Fall 1:48) Place Team Name Points Place Team Name Points Gillespie 56, Bunker Hill 46 138: Mason Oschwald (AUBURN) over Alexander (For.) 160: (HLLSBORO) over (CARLINVL) (For.) 1. Goodman Agency 18 1. Wood Duck 31 North Mac 42, Staunton 36 Scott (CARLINVL) (Fall 2:56) Carlinville Results @ Hillsboro - Jan. 24 170: Jonah Harkins (HLLSBORO) over Chase Mi- 2. Red Room 15.5 2. Roth Auto Body 30 Southwestern 17 6 2 9 34 145: Caleb Nix (AUBURN) over Dustin Roberts Carlinville vs. Pittsfield - 0-0 chaelis (CARLINVL) (Dec 6-4) Carlinville 9 15 10 12 46 (CARLINVL) (Fall 1:50) 113: Jake Schwartz (CARLINVL) over (PITTSFLD) 3. Rich’s Aqua Consult 15 3. Cubby Hole 30 182: Evan Bethard (CARLINVL) over Zinnen Kenney Addis Moore (S): 18 pts. 152: Mikel Ent (AUBURN) over Demitry Lewis (CARL- (For.) 4. Meece’s Pro Shop 14 (HLLSBORO) (Fall 5:58) 4. BR&R 29 Michael Byots (C): 17 pts. INVL) (Fall 0:30) 120: Colin Leonard (CARLINVL) over (PITTSFLD) 5. PJ’s Tire 14 5. Bates Motor 28 Briley Roper (C): 10 pts. 160: Charlie Patterson (AUBURN) over (CARLINVL) (For.) 195: (HLLSBORO) over (CARLINVL) (For.) (For.) 126: Asher Barbre (CARLINVL) over (PITTSFLD) 220: Magnus Wells (HLLSBORO) over (CARLINVL) 6. D&D Fitness 13.5 6. Rich’s Aqua Consult 20 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL 170: Gervasio Marchizza (AUBURN) over Chase Mi- (For.) (For.) 7. Allen Farms 13.5 Handicap Game — 1,196, Cubby Jan. 20 chaelis (CARLINVL) (Fall 1:31) 132: Ethan Thompson (PITTSFLD) over Alexander 285: Zinnen Kenney (HLLSBORO) over (CARL- 8. MAC 12 Hole; 1,164, Roth Autobody; 1,158, Staunton-Mt. Olive 38, North Mac 34 182: Evan Bethard (CARLINVL) over Hank Rhodes Scott (CARLINVL) (Dec 7-5) INVL) (For.) 9. Bowlero Lanes 11.5 Bates Motor. 10. Kibbles & Klips 11 Handicap Series — 3,420, Cubby 11. Deihl Farms 10 Hole; 3,393, BR&R; 3,344, Roth Auto- 12. Griffel Farms 10 body. Macoupin a leader in deer harvest 13. Venrick Roofing 3 Mens Scratch Game – 244, Dan The majority of Illinois counties, 53 totals. Bringing in the most deer for ing the gun seasons total numbers, but Handicap Game — 702, PJ’s Tire; Goode & Darold Range & John Goode Record-setting deer of 102, were within 5 percent of last the archery season were: Pike with data shows much of the archery harvest 653, Goodman Agency; 627, D&D Fit- Jr; 237, Roy Robinson; 233, Danny season, despite year’s overall total. 2,152; Fulton, 1,747; Jefferson, 1716; is attributed to the horizontal bow. ness. Maguire. Significant increases were seen in Adams, 1,491; and Williamson, 1,399. Last year, 40 percent of deer taken Handicap Series — 2,021, PJ’s Tire; Mens Scratch Series – 669, Jo- lower gun numbers Piatt County despite it being one of five Macoupin ranked 9 th with their 1,236 by bow were with a crossbow, and 59 653, Goodman Agency; 1,788, Meece’s seph Young; 662, Mike Gagnor; 648, with an archery restriction on antlerless deer. percent with a compound bow. The Pro Shop. Kurt Turner. By KATHLEEN CLARK deer during the beginning of archery Youth season success rates of archery hunters have Mens Scratch Game – 269, Wendell Womens Scratch Game – 209, An- Hopper; 258, Chris Allen; 257, Rich Ha- Enquirer Democrat contributor season and decreased firearm permits, As for the state’s newest hunters, climbed a bit in the past few years. gie Janssen. zelwood. as noted in this year’s hunting digest. those under 18, they know how to take During the 2016/17 season, 26 per- Womens Scratch Series – 565, An- Mens Scratch Series – 731, Chris Macoupin County Hunters helped Hunters there took 394 deer during advantage of good hunting weather. cent of bow hunters were successful gie Janssen. tip the scales to put the 2019-20 sea- all seasons; an increase of 28 percent. They harvested a preliminary total (205,428 permits were sold) and last Allen; 710, Von Leefers; 696, Wendell son in the record books with new top In fact, hunting seemed robust in the 3,775 deer during the three-day Illinois year, that number jumped to 31 percent Hopper. Wednesday Night Elks League harvests for the Archery and Youth sea- counties with the restrictions; Cham- Youth Deer Season Oct. 12-14, 2019, (with a few less; 198,457 permits out Womens Scratch Game – 236, An- January 22, 2020 - Week 21 sons. paign County hunters took 393 deer, a compared to 1,660 in 2018. Macoupin there). gie Janssen; 233, Shawnee Jackson; Place Team Name Points An increase throughout the state of 5 percent increase; Macon county totals youth took 80. Traditional bow users hold steady at 228, Becky Meece. 1. Buzz Truck Bodies 28 6,600 deer during the archery season increased 4 percent to 495; and Moult- This was of course a significant in- bringing in just more than 1 percent of Womens Scratch Series – 630, 2. Guthrie Insurance 22 was mirrored within the county. Here, rie County had a tally of an even 400 crease from the year before, but it also the archery harvest. Patty McDaniel; 616, Becky Meece; 3. Kufa and Son 18 1,236 deer were taken by bow com- deer, a significant 11 percent increase. marked a new record for the youth Muzzleloader Hunters using muz- 595, Angie Janssen. 4. Anchor Inn 17 pared to 1,014 during the 2018-19 sea- Just Douglas County hunters had a season. Before, the 2016 season with a zleloading rifles harvested a prelimi- Ladies Tuesday Night League 5. Taylor’s Chili 14 son. lower number than last year; 180 com- harvest of 3,272 deer, held that distinc- nary total of 3,061 deer during the January 21, 2020 - Week 19 6. Elks 1412 6 Regular firearm deer seasons were pared to 187. tion. About 11,000 youth permits are Muzzleloader- Place Team Name Points Handicap Game — 1,231, Buzz a bit lackluster in results with a total While decreases were seen in 41 sold each year. Typically, between 21 Only Deer Season Dec. 13-15, 2019, 1. Alvie’s Towing 15 Truck Bodies; 1,197, Anchor Inn; harvest of 1,557, down from 1,703 the counties; the average decrease was and 28 percent of the permits are filled compared with harvest of 3,900 in the 2. State Farm 13 1,189, Taylor’s Chili. year before. just 5 percent. Most decreases seemed during the youth season. 2018 muzzleloader season. 3. Tangles 11 Handicap Series — 3,537, Anchor The Illinois Department of Natural to be along the west side of the state; With two seasons having record This was a dramatic increase, 22 per- 4. VFW 10 Inn; 3,503, Buzz Truck Bodies; 3,369, Resources released the preliminary McDonough County down 1,428 from harvests this year, a look the previous cent from last year. Top counties were 5. Kibbles & Klips 9 Guthrie Insurance. harvest totals for the 2019-20 season 1,595, Brown County 2,119 from records are in order. The overall re- Pike,136; Jefferson, 99; and Hancock, High Scratch Game — 235, Gail Scratch Game — 278, Lonnie Gwil- last week. Hunters in Illinois harvested 2,324 and Rock Island County down cord deer season was in 2005-06 when 81. Macoupin hunters harvested 53 Hazelwood; 222, Patty McDaniel; 212, lim; 264, Tyler Reichmann; 259, Tom a preliminary total of 153,048 deer 1,376 from 1,659. all the seasons had their top numbers. deer during this season, compared to Rosie Bloome & Marcie Perkins. Reznicek. during all 2019-20 archery and fire- Despite the minimal changes from Then, the total harvest was 201,209. 55 the year before. High Scratch Series — 601, Patty Scratch Series — 771, Lonnie Gwil- arm seasons, which concluded Jan. 19, last season overall, the numbers proved 66,093 from bow hunters, 1,065 from Late-Winter Seasons McDaniel; 591, Marcie Perkins; 570, lim; 704, Tom Reznicek; 701, Joseph 2020. This, compared to a total har- to be record-setting for both the archery youth, 4,879 from muzzleloaders, The 2019-20 Late-Winter Antler- Rosie Bloome. Young. vest of 151,709 for all seasons of deer and youth seasons. 123,792 by firearm and 5,380 during less-Only and Special CWD deer in 2018-19 made for an increase of 1 Archery season the CWD/late winter season. seasons concluded Jan. 19, 2020, percent and is typical of the last several Archery hunters took the most deer Firearm season with a combined preliminary harvest years. since the record-setting 2005-06 season Hunters took a preliminary total of total for both seasons of 3,167 deer, During the 2019-20 deer seasons, fourteen years ago. That year, 201,209 75,349 deer during the Illinois Firearm compared with a harvest of 4,096 Have sports news? Submit it to hunters took 45 percent does and 55 deer were harvested; 66,093 by bow. Deer Season Nov. 22-24, 2019 and deer taken during those seasons in percent males. Macoupin County hunters took 1,101 Dec. 5-8, 2019, compared with 80,957 2018-19. Overall, 23 percent less The top five counties had similar deer by bow that season. This season, deer taken during the 2018 firearm sea- deer were taken by firearm during [email protected] harvests to last year. Dominating in which began Oct. 1, 2019 and conclud- son. this year’s late firearm seasons. Ma- numbers were Pike, 4,442; Fulton, ed Jan. 19, 2020, This is the third year of crossbows coupin County was one of 20 coun- 4,024; Adams, 3,871; Jefferson, 3,805; IDNR reports hunters took a pre- being an option for any archery hunters. ties open for the Late-Winter season and Randolph, 3,786. liminary total of 67,696 deer by bow. It’s not clear on if this option is affect- and had 113 deer counted then. Macoupin County ranked eighth in This is an 11 percent increase from last This Week in total numbers out of 102 with 3,039 year’s 61,096 deer. deer harvested. This was almost a 3 On average, each county improved percent increase from last season. 12.3 percent over last year’s archery Carlinville Sports

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Please govern yourself accordingly. itage Health for the special care they gave to John these past months Macoupin County Board will be held WITNESS, this 7th day of TF MCED Other taxes, fees, and surcharges before his passing, and to my family, friends and everyone, for their on the second floor of the new jail JANUARY, 2020 ------support, prayers, visits, cards, flowers and memorials during this dif- in the City of Carlinville, Illinois, on may apply. Frontier offers single par- LEE ROSS, FIREWOOD for sale. Call Jordan ty service, touch tone, toll blocking, ficult time. Tuesday, February 11, 2020 at 6 Clerk of the Circuit Court 217-556-7430. p.m. with the County Clerk. access to long distance, emergency 1/23-2/6 A special thank you, to Rev. Rex Hendrix and Rev. David Eadie for ALL PERSONS having claims services, operator assistance, and ______their messages of Life and Hope, to the clergy choir, Dick and Marilyn against the county will please file directory assistance. 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LEE ROSS, Telephone (217) 839-4411 Visit: Clerk of the Circuit Court Registration #6301101 rerdemocr 1/30-2/13 assumed name 1/30-2/13 qui at.c ______Real estate Real estate en om ______publication notice Publication Notice is hereby given that on January 17, 2020 a certificate was filed in the office of the County NOTICE OF PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Clerk of Macoupin County, Illinois, The Carlinville Planning and TREE TRIMMING ACTIVITIES  setting forth the names and post- Zoning Commission will hold a IN NILWOOD, STANDARD CITY, MAIN STREET'S "HOME TEAM" MAIN STREET'S "HOME TEAM" office addresses of all of the persons 230 E Main Street, Carlinville, IL 62626 230 E Main Street, Carlinville, IL 62626 Public Hearing on Thursday, Feb- UNINCORPORATED MACOUPIN owning, conducting and transacting 217-854-2200 217-854-2200 ruary 13, 2020 at 6 p.m. at City COUNTY AND NEARBY AREAS the business known as: BRUCE’S Help Hall, 550 N. Broad St., Carlinville TO THE PATRONS OF AMEREN WELDING. 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VISEUR, Peti- If you have any questions about IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Live onsite and manage, tioner, v. TYLER L. SPANGLER, Hettick, IL this work, please call 1-800-755- MACOUPIN COUNTY - CARLINVILLE ILLINOIS compensation includes free respondent. 618-778-5252 5000 or visit our website at MySafe- PENNYMAC LOAN SERVICES, LLC, ) housing and small salary. No. 2019-OP-455 PLAINTIFF, ) 19 CH 69 •Rock Delivery NOTICE BY publication Trees.com. You may address your VS. ) Mobile home community •Lime and Dry NOTICE IS GIVEN YOU, TYLER concerns in the manner specified JAMES D SLOAN, ) near Staunton; husband & •Fertilizer Spreading L. SPANGLER, that this case has on our website. You may also call DEFENDANTS. wife team preferred, but will •Grain Hauling been commenced in this court the Consumer Services Division of 4243 BRIGHTON BUNKER HILL ROAD, BRIGHTON, IL 62012 against you, asking for a Domestic the Illinois Commerce Commission A family owned company serving NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO JUDGMENT OF FORECLOSURE consider all applicants with Violence Order and for other relief. at 1-800-524-0795. Maps have been UNDER ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE ACT Macoupin County and surrounding UNLESS YOU file your answer computer skills, ability to do areas since 1959. provided to the mayors and the PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment or otherwise file your appearance county board chairpersons of the minor maintenance, and can in this case in the office of the clerk of Foreclosure and Sale entered by the Court in the above entitled affected areas. cause on September 26, 2019, Sheriff of Macoupin County will on present a professional image of this court Macoupin County Sincerely, February 27, 2020, in COURTROOM 3A OF THE MACOUPIN COUN- to our residents. Courthouse, 201 E. Main St., Carl- Help inville, Illinois 62626, on or before Ameren Illinois Forestry Depart- TY COURT BUILDING, 201 East Main Street, Carlinville, IL 62626, at Call 970-335-8118. 9:00 AM, sell at public auction and sale to the highest bidder for cash, wanted February 14, 2020, A JUDGMENT ment all and singular, the following described real estate mentioned in said OR DECREE BY DEFAULT MAY 1/30 Judgment, situated in the County of Macoupin, State of Illinois, or so BE TAKEN AGAINST YOU FOR ______much thereof as shall be sufficient to satisfy said Judgment: TAX NO. 21-000-191-02 Chesterfield State Bank has an immediate opening for COMMONLY KNOWN AS: 4243 Brighton Bunker Hill Road Brigh- ton, IL 62012 a President/CEO. Description of Improvements: The property is a single family. The Salary is commensurate with experience. Competitive ben- property has a two car garage. The garage is detached. The exterior is vinyl siding. The color is tan. efits package offered. Qualified and interested candidates The Judgment amount was $181,939.62. should mail resume to: Sale Terms: This is an “AS IS” sale for “CASH”. The successful bid- Chairman of the Board For All Of Your Insurance der must deposit 10% down by certified funds; balance, by certified and Investment Needs funds, within 24 hours. NO REFUNDS. Chesterfield State Bank The subject property is subject to general real estate taxes, special PO Box 169, Chesterfield, IL 62630 909 Broadway St. Suite B assessments or special taxes levied against said real estate, water Call 618-753-3181 with any questions EOE - M/F/D/V bills, etc., and is offered for sale without any representation as to Carlinville, IL 62626 quality or quantity of title and without recourse to plaintiff. The sale is (217) 854-9213 further subject to confirmation by the court. Upon payment in full of the bid amount, the purchaser shall receive a Certificate of Sale, which will entitle the purchaser to a Deed to the real estate after confirmation of the sale. The property will NOT be open for inspection. Prospective bidders Coonrod ElECtriC, inC. are admonished to check the court file to verify all information. Residential • Commercial • Industrial • Farm The successful purchaser has the sole responsibility/expense of ALL TYPES OF ELECTRICAL WIRING evicting any tenants or other individuals presently in possession of REMODELING • NEW CONSTRUCTION the subject premises. If this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at OLD HOMES • TRANSFER SWITCH WIR- the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee shall pay the assess- ING & GENERATORS ments and the legal fees required by The Condominium Property Act, OVER 30 YRS. EXPERIENCE 765 ILCS 605/9(g)(1) and (g)(4). IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE 18512 Shipman Road 217-854-8879 THE RIGHT TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER Carlinville ENTRY OF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORE- CLOSURE LAW. For Information: Visit our website at http://ilforeclosuresales.mrpllc. com. Between 3 p.m. and 5 p.m. only - McCalla Raymer Leibert Pierce, LLC, Plaintiff’s Attorneys, 1 N. Dearborn St. Suite 1200, Chicago, IL Poggenpohl 60602. Tel. No. (312) 346-9088. Please refer to file# 270644 PURSUANT TO THE FAIR DEBT COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT, THE PLAINTIFF’S ATTORNEY IS DEEMED TO BE A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY IN- REDI-Mix FORMATION WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. Plaintiff’s attorney is not required to provide additional information other than that set forth in this notice of sale. I3142348 217-854-3428

Thursday, JANUARY 30, 2020 Macoupin County Enquirer~Democrat 5B IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR admonished to check the court file THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL to verify all information. CIRCUIT The successful purchaser has the City of Carlinville Annual Treasurer’s Report MACOUPIN COUNTY, sole responsibility/expense of evict- CARLINVILLE, ILLINOIS ing any tenants or other individuals PENNYMAC LOAN SERVICES, presently in possession of the sub- LLC, PLAINTIFF, VS. JAMES D ject premises. SLOAN, DEFENDANT. If this property is a condominium 19 CH 69 unit, the purchaser of the unit at the 4243 BRIGHTON BUNKER HILL foreclosure sale, other than a mort- ROAD, BRIGHTON, IL 62012 gagee shall pay the assessments NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT and the legal fees required by The TO JUDGMENT OF FORECLO- Condominium Property Act, 765 SURE ILCS 605/9(g)(1) and (g)(4). UNDER ILLINOIS MORTGAGE IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR FORECLOSURE ACT (HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY RIGHT TO REMAIN IN POSSES- GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment SION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY of Foreclosure and Sale entered by OF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, the Court in the above entitled cause IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION on September 26, 2019, Sheriff of 15-1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS Macoupin County will on February MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE 27, 2020, in COURTROOM 3A OF LAW. THE MACOUPIN COUNTY COURT For Information: Visit our website BUILDING, 201 East Main Street, at http://ilforeclosuresales.mrpllc. Carlinville, IL 62626, at 9:00 AM, com. sell at public auction and sale to Between 3 p.m. and 5 p.m. only the highest bidder for cash, all and - McCalla Raymer Leibert Pierce, singular, the following described real LLC, Plaintiff’s Attorneys, 1 N. estate mentioned in said Judgment, Dearborn St. Suite 1200, Chicago, situated in the County of Macoupin, IL 60602. Tel. No. (312) 346-9088. State of Illinois, or so much thereof Please refer to file# 270644 as shall be sufficient to satisfy said PURSUANT TO THE FAIR DEBT Judgment: COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT, A TRACT OF LAND IN NORTH- THE PLAINTIFF’S ATTORNEY IS WEST 1/4 OF THE SOUTHWEST DEEMED TO BE A DEBT COLLEC- 1/4 OF SECTION 14, TOWNSHIP TOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT 7 NORTH, RANGE 9 WEST OF A DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION THE THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, WILL BE USED FOR THAT PUR- MACOUPIN COUNTY, ILLINOIS, POSE. DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: Plaintiff’s attorney is not required BEGINNING AT THE INTER- to provide additional information SECTION OF THE WESTERLY other than that set forth in this notice RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF THE of sale. FOSTERBURG ROAD (STATE AID I3142348 ROUTE 14B) WITH THE SOUTH- 1/16-1/30 ERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF ______THE BRIGHTON-WOODBURN ROAD (STATE AID ROUTE 14); STATE OF ILLINOIS THENCE WESTERLY ALONG SAID IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SOUTHERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE SEVENTH Judicial circuit A DISTANCE OF 286.99 FEET; macoupin county THENCE SOUTHERLY ON AN IN- RENNEE L. LITTLE, ET AL, Pe- TERIOR ANGLE OF 88 DEGREES titioner, v. ZACHARY T. ARM- 30 MINUTES FOR A DISTANCE OF STRONG, respondent. 618.91 FEET: THENCE EASTERLY No. 2019-OP-357 ON AN INTERIOR ANGLE OF 90 NOTICE BY publication DEGREES 25 MINUTES FOR A NOTICE IS GIVEN YOU, ZACH- DISTANCE OF 274.40 FEET TO ARY T. ARMSTRONG, that this case THE WESTERLY RIGHT OF WAY has been commenced in this court LINE OF THE FOSTERBURG against you, asking for a Domestic ROAD (STATE AID ROUTE 14B), THENCE NORTHERLY ALONG Violence Order and for other relief. SAID RIGHT OF WAY LINE A DIS- UNLESS YOU file your answer TANCE OF 613.41 FEET TO THE or otherwise file your appearance POINT OF BEGINNING. in this case in the office of the clerk TAX NO. 21-000-191-02 of this court, Macoupin County COMMONLY KNOWN AS: 4243 Courthouse, 201 E. Main St., Carl- Brighton Bunker Hill Road Brighton, inville, Illinois 62626, on or before IL 62012 February 14, 2020, A JUDGMENT Description of Improvements: OR DECREE BY DEFAULT MAY The property is a single family. The BE TAKEN AGAINST YOU FOR property has a two car garage. The THE RELIEF ASKED IN THE COM- garage is detached. The exterior is PLAINT. vinyl siding. The color is tan. Next Court Date: February 19, The Judgment amount was 2020, at 9:30 A.M. Courtroom A. $181,939.62. Please govern yourself accordingly. Sale Terms: This is an “AS IS” sale WITNESS, this 7th day of for “CASH”. The successful bidder JANUARY, 2020 must deposit 10% down by certified LEE ROSS, funds; balance, by certified funds, Clerk of the Circuit Court within 24 hours. NO REFUNDS. 1/23-2/6 The subject property is subject to ______general real estate taxes, special assessments or special taxes levied against said real estate, water bills, etc., and is offered for sale without any representation as to quality or 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 purchaser shall receive a Certificate of Sale, which will entitle the purchaser to a Deed to the real estate after confirmation of the sale. The property will NOT be open for inspection. Prospective bidders are Trades & Services

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Monday, Feb. 3 Breakfast: Trix Cereal Bar & Yogurt Lunch: Sloppy Joe Sandwich, Curly Fries, Carrot Sticks

Tuesday, Feb. 4 Breakfast: Banana Bread Lunch: Meatloaf, Mashed Potatoes w/Gravy, Corn, Bread & Butter

Wednesday, Feb. 5 Breakfast: Sausage Breakfast Pizza 1: Members of the Carlinville Cub Scout Pack 65 are, from left, (back) Barry Hart, Curtis Conlee, Tucker Scherer, Jack Lohnes, William Thompson Jr., Luke Knipp, Ryder Powers, Augie Smith, Wyatt Hart, Cameron Cooper, Zane Emery, Joel White; (middle) Nelson White, Drake Peterson, Gage McFarland, Eli Emery, Kurtis Killam, Phillip Hart, Caleb Gerl, Izak Spicer, Lunch: Cheese Bread Fischer Johns; (front) Bram Peterson, Brody Bellm, Luca Heinz, Gunnar Wofford and Henry Frericks. Enquirer Democrat photo by Jackson Wilson. Sticks, Marinara, Baked Beans

Thursday, Feb. 6 Cub Scout Pack 65 holds annual Pinewood Derby Breakfast: Blueberry By JACKSON WILSON Izak Spicer (third); Den 1 Webelos Joel Waffles & Syrup Enquirer Democrat Reporter White (first), Jack Lohnes (second) and Lunch: Chicken Alfredo, Curtis Conlee (third); Den 2 Webelos Broccoli, Baked Beans On Saturday, Jan. 25, 26 cub scouts Nelson White (first), William Thomp- put their racing skills to the test at the son, Jr. (second) and Wyatt Hart (third). Friday, Feb. 7 Pack 65 Pinewood Derby at Cross Gunnar Wofford (first), Augie Smith Breakfast: Scrambled Church. (second), Ryder Powers (third) and Each participant was required to Hart (Most Fuel Efficient) were -rec Eggs, Toast & Jelly build and design their own miniature ognized as this year’s Overall Pack Lunch: Biscuit & Gravy, car using a BSA Pinewood Derby Award recipients. Sausage, Tater Tots, kit. In addition to a specified height Whether it was experiencing the joy Dragon Punch Juice and length requirement, all cars were on parents’ faces or the excitement dis- restricted to a maximum five-ounce played by on-deck racers cheering on weight and seven-inch length. their friends from the sideline, Jesse CHS and The boys came up with many cre- White was in full agreement that this CMS Menu ative themes for their vehicles. Exam- was an event that truly symbolized the ples included Fortnite, Flash Gordon, importance and value in what it means Monday, Feb. 3 Super Mario, Pokemon, an alien and to be a boy scout. Breakfast: Breakfast Taco, much more. Prior to the main event, all “There’s so much that one can learn Animal Crackers cars were put on disply for judging. from making this commitment,” said This year’s Creativity Awards were Jesse White. “The whole experience Lunch: Sloppy Joe presented to Barry Hart (Judges’ propels all of the kids for society, fam- Sandwich, Curly Fries, Choice), Zane Emery (Most Patriotic), ily and many other aspects of life. With Carrot Sticks Brody Bellm (Best Classic Car), Kur- all that’s going on the economy today, tis Killam (Best Non-Car Design) and a habit is being created of participating Tuesday, Feb. 4 Tucker Scherer (Best Cub Scout De- in just one particular activity at a time. This year’s Pinewood Derby Creative Award winners are, from left, Barry Hart (Judges’ Choice), Zane Breakfast: Banana Bread sign). Sports are very popular here and that’s Emery (Most Patriotic), Brody Bellm (Best Classic Car), Kurtis Killam (Best Non-Car Design) and Tucker Lunch: Meatloaf, Mashed The race was divided into four been a major reason why our numbers Scherer (Best Cub Scout Design). Enquirer Democrat photo by Jackson Wilson. Potatoes w/Gravy, Corn, rounds, with four participants taking have been down lately. But, as far as Bread & Butter part in each trial. The winners were I’m concerned, why not give this a classified as the ones who recorded the try if you’re an athlete? We only meet Wednesday, Feb. 5 lowest average time over the course of one hour a week and it’s a great place all four races. to develop many life skills and make Breakfast: Sausage This year’s Speed awards were pre- new friends. This is a very fun time but Breakfast Pizza sented to Tiger Cubs Luca Heinz (first), the experience will be taken to another Lunch: Cheese Bread Henry Frericks (second) and Bram Pe- level if we can get a recruiting system Sticks, Marinara, terson (third); Wolf Cubs Fischer Johns going.” Baked Beans, (first), Brody Bellm (second) and Phil- For more information on how to get WG Choco Chip Cookie lip Hart (third); Bear Cubs Drake Pe- involved with Pack 65, call 217-836- terson (first), Eli Emery (second) and 8172 or 217-556-8833. Thursday, Feb. 6 Breakfast: Blueberry Waffles & Syrup Lunch: Chicken Alfredo, Salad w/Ranch, Steamed Broccoli, Garlic Toast

Friday, Feb. 7 Breakfast: Cheese Omelet, Toast & Jelly From left, Luca Heinz (first), Bram Peterson (third) From left, Phillip Hart (third), Brody Bellm (second) Lunch: Biscuit & Gravy, and Henry Frericks (second) are this year’s Pine- and Fischer Johns (first) are this year’s Pinewood Sausage Patty, Tater Tots, wood Derby Tiger Den Speed Award winners. En- Derby Wolf Den Speed Award winners. Enquirer Dragon Punch Juice quirer Democrat photo by Jackson Wilson. Democrat photo by Jackson Wilson.

From left, Drake Peterson (first), Izak Spicer (third) and Eli Emery (second) are this year’s Pinewood Derby Bear Den Speed Award win- ners. Enquirer Democrat photo by Jackson Wilson.

From left, Wyatt Hart (third), William Thompson, From left, Curtis Conlee (third), Jack Lohnes (second) and Joel White Jr. (second) and Nelson White (first) are this year’s From left, Barry Hart (Most Fuel Efficient), Ryder Powers (third), Augie Smith (second) (first) are this year’s Pinewood Derby Webelos Den 1 Speed Award Pinewood Derby Webelos Den 2 Speed Award win- and Gunnar Wofford (first) are this year’s Pinewood Derby Overall Pack Award winners. winners. Enquirer Democrat photo by Jackson Wilson. ners. Enquirer Democrat photo by Jackson Wilson. Enquirer Democrat photo by Jackson Wilson. FLOORING CENTER • Carpet • Tile • Lvt • Hardwood • Vinyl • Laminate • Adhesives • Commercial Safety www.heinzfurniture.com 208 W. Main, Carlinville 217-854-3184 Commercial/Residential Installation & Delivery Available

THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 2020 Macoupin County Enquirer~Democrat 7B CHS announces Honor Roll, High Honor Roll, and All A’s lists Honor Roll Rosentreter, Catherine A. Sims, An- L. Sanchez, Ayden J. Tiburzi and 12th Grade don L. Stayton, Mia A. Verticchio, Adrienne P. Tracy; Kiera F. Adcock, Kenneth Alepra, Kai C. Williams, Grace M. Wilton Ninth Grade Fuller J. Anderson, Carl E. Bellm, and Carson S. Wiser; Amelia C. Cosenza, Ethan P. Gib- Sydney A. Bowman, Michael J. Ninth Grade bel, Isabella L. Hanner, Colin S. Har- Byots, Nataley E. Dixon, Rory R. Boedy E. Baker, Jack E. Beard, ris, Gianna R. Kampwerth, Ty M. Drew, Rhachyl E. Karrick, Avery J. Ian M. Bethard, Tomas J. Cotting- Leach, Melanie R. Murphy, Zachary Kufa, Krista N. Lack, Demitry W. ham, Cooper M. Fullington, Jordan R. Reels, Alexander J. Scott, Haley Lewis, Rayme J. Lewis, Aidan M. L. Griffel, Henry J. Kufa, Joselyn N. Summers and Lana P. Vanderpoel Naugle, Skylar R. Nickel, Deepen C. McFarland, Paige M. Parmenter, *** K. Patel, Lauryn M. Pool, Tyler R. Lillie R. Reels, Matthew D. Reiher, All A’s Reels, Hunter M. Robinson, Kara L. Rocky J. Rose, Riley P. Rosentreter, 12th Grade Rosentreter, Kameron A. Sancamper, Brandon J. Roth and Liam E. Tie- Emily C. Barr, Alicia C. Bellm, Katie J. Schmidt, Corin N. Stewart, man. Colton C. DeLong, Sarah E. DeNe- Jeffrey E. Stufflebean, Samuel D. *** ve, Charles R. Gibbel, Riann A. Mc- Tieman, Margaret M. Verticchio, High Honor Roll Clain, Olivia G. Oswald and Mat- Andrew P. Vetterhoffer and Cale O. 12th Grade thew R. Reynolds; Williams; Cassiopeia M. Ames, Elise M. 11th Grade 11th Grade Baker, Isaac S. Daugherty, Parker M. Jillian A. Biddle, Brigid M. Dunn, Joshua W. Davis, Cassidy R. Dun- Fikes, Christian J. Griffith, Jack M. Tori J. Hartson and Abigail R. Way; lap, Emma G. Ganss, Emma K. Gos- Kessinger, Reagan M. Kulenkamp, 10th Grade nell, Anthony W. Joiner, Shannon L. Erica Lentini, Allison I. Rosentreter, Peyton R. Dahler, Storm M. Eng- Lackey, Madeline G. Lee, Alexia M. Robert C. Sawyer-Garcia, Allison M. land, Caroline N. Gibbel, Owen M. Mosby, Faith R. O’Dell, Addison J. Smith, Olivia A. Turley and Haley Griffiths, Annabelle L. Hulin, Caylee Paul, Nathan C. Roemer, Blake A. M. Wills; J. McDaniels, Alexis R. Norwood, Schmidt, Dawson B. Shaw, Isabelle 11th Grade Jacob D. Petrovich, Eli W. Ratcliff, A. Stoops, Cameron W. Strubbe, Keegan N. Barber, Elsa M. Mef- Sophia G. Ruffatto, Lauren A. Sum- Aidan D. Tosh, Lexy D. West, Max- ford, Matilda L. Mitchell, Kelli M. mers, Michaela R. Utter, Grace M. field P. Wilson, Loralei B. Wofford Page, Anna E. Rogers, Madison I. Wickert and Aaron L. Wills; and Breanna S. Wyhs; Wieties and Emily L. Witt; Ninth Grade 10th Grade 10th Grade Jenna A. Beck, Madalynn B. Claire M. Behme, Kyle V. Car- Morgan A. Broaddus, Amanda Bloome, Margaret E. DeLong, Em- riker, Luke A. Daugherty, Mason K. R. Cox, Paige S. Doyle, Megan M. aly P. Lewis, Kayla M. Quarton, Ja- Duckels, Braylee L. Gilmore, Ryan Dunn, Ariana L. Ewing, Jacob E. cob D. Schwartz, Conner L. Strutner, D. Koster, Colin A. Kreipe, Karly M. Hamel, Charlie T. Kessinger, Maggie Marlee H. Whitler, Sara C. Wiese Lambert, Trieton X. Park, Dane E. F. Newby, Naomi R. Owada, Briana and Charles S. Wilson.

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8B Macoupin County Enquirer~Democrat THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 2020