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By Greg Myers $59,886 totalling the win- Video gambling in Illinois nings paid to the customers and the local area is hitting State says $85,034 for a profit of $25,147, which its stride, and the estimated was put into Percy bar gets divided up according to revenue it can create is mov- the law. ing upward, as more and machine in March That amount may appear more businesses are getting staggering, but it is happen- the machines. A 2009 law legalized video ing across the state and in the Hide-Away Tavern in Percy gambling, up to five termi- local area. Players at Lisa’s was one of the first local bars nals, to be installed in estab- Market Street Grille (four ter- to get the new machines back lishments that are licensed to minals) in Prairie du Rocher in November. The revenue serve alcohol for onsite con- paid into the machines boost from those machines sumption or at truck stops. $51,740 with $37,275 ac- has helped, according to The video gaming terminal counting for the winnings. owner Marty Young of Cut- dealers get 35 percent of the The municipality’s share for ler. video gambling revenue, busi- March was $723. “The video gambling is go- nesses 35 percent, the state 25 In Willisville, players at ing real well,” said Young. “At percent and cities 5 percent. Broadway Lounge (four ter- first, it was just our usual For Percy, that meant minals) pumped $21,842 into customers playing, but now $1,257 for the month of the machines and won back people are coming from all March. According to the $16,290. The town’s share for over. It has really become state’s video gaming monthly March was $277. popular. We have noticed report, $85,034 was put into At the Ruma Mill (three ter- Rose Shadrick plays a video game at Pistol City in steady play on our five the machines at the Hide- Coulterville. Owner Kyle Hinnerichs stands beside the games.” Away (five terminals) with Continued on Page 5______machine.

Chester man witnessed Boston bombings Tamaroa Felt the first blast, saw the second one By Greg Myers said Kittell. “I had no doubt man on Running in your first Bos- about it.” ton Marathon is memorable Kittell and his son first tried enough, but after the tragedy to leave the area by subway, probation that struck that city April 15, but the police had just shut it Keith Kittell of Chester knows down. this will be one race he will “We walked across the com- in federal never forget. mons, and I was able to hail a Kittell, 58, a former princi- cab,” said Kittell. “I just pal at Chester High School, wanted to get out of that area bankruptcy ran the marathon with his as quickly as possible. son and finished just 25 min- “It is just sad that some case utes before the first explosion. people feel it is necessary to “I was about two to three cause havoc. Marathons, es- blocks away, and I definitely pecially this one, is a time for David heard the first explosion,” enjoyment for what you and Kittell told the County Jour- your loved ones have accom- Woodside nal just hours after his race. plished.” “It was real loud and echoing Despite the tragedy, Kittell concealed off the buildings. I turned to said this won’t keep him from look at what happened, and I participating in marathons. his lawsuit saw the second explosion.” “I’m not going to stop what While many of the people in I enjoy doing just because of settlement downtown Boston did not this,” said Kittell. “I think A Tamaroa man has been know what had happened, Keith Kittell, left, with his son Kirk from Wisconsin. This people should stand up to given three years’ proba- Kittell said he knew right photo was taken in Boston at the lagoon in the Public Garden whoever was responsible for tion for fraudulently con- away. about five minutes before the bombs exploded. The finish this attack by continuing to cealing assets from the “I just knew it was a bomb,” line is over their shoulders. Photo provided by Barb Kittell. do what they enjoy.” United States trustee and the Chapter 7 trustee dur- ing a 2009 bankruptcy Most election matters settled; case. David E. Woodside, 37, was sentenced April 12 in Trico results are still unknown United States District Court in Benton. More results and updates are still out, and still mailed lies will not be made until the Woodside waived indict- are available from last week’s in time, will not change any mail deadline. ment by a grand jury and elections. election outcome. “There are 300 plus write-in pleaded guilty to informa- In Randolph County, the race According to the Perry votes in the Trico district,” tion charging him with for mayor of Evansville has County clerk’s office, a write- said Reinhardt, “but we are fraud back on December 7, unofficially ended. Craig in candidate was elected to the not sure if they are all valid.” 2012. Valleroy has 169 votes, Red town board in Cutler. Perry and Randolph coun- Evidence introduced in Becker 167 and Steve Kueker Brenda Conway gathered 41 ties have counted the write- support of the guilty plea 7. Last week, the county clerk’s votes as a write-in candidate. ins and absentees they have and sentence showed that office was still waiting for She led the ticket. Also elected so far. They show Judy Rieck- in 2009, Woodside filed a three absentee ballots to come were Shane Helvey with 34 enberg with 303 votes and bankruptcy petition in Dan Hartmann in, but this week, County Clerk and Nina Meyers with 39. Lois Jones with 235. They which he sought to dis- Pat Laramore said she no They are both incumbents. were both on the ballot. Three charge $49,446 in debt he longer expects them. Joe Loucks, a former board candidates filed petitions as owed to various creditors. Baldwin Monday, Becker conceded member, lost with 23 votes. write-in candidates. They are Under bankruptcy law, the election to Valleroy. He In school district 204 in Matthew Bernaix, Dan Car- Woodside was required to said he had gathered the three Perry County, two of three son and Robert Chapman. list all of his assets, includ- man dies absentees and expected them write-in candidates were With the write-ins counted ing interest he might have to be his votes but has found elected. They are Sean Carter in Randolph and Perry coun- in any lawsuit from which after fall out the ballots were never with 66 votes and Les Vancil ties, Bernaix has 53 votes, he might receive a settle- mailed. with 55. Jennifer Lemmon, Carson 37 and Chapman 12. A long-time Baldwin busi- ment or award of dam- There was also a close race whose name was on the bal- Four will be elected, but no nessman died April 12 after a ages. in Red Bud for alderman be- lot, was also elected with 164 more than one can be elected fall at his home. Woodside repeatedly tween Clarence Nail and votes. Julie Opp lost with 31 from Bradley Township. Dan Hartmann, 82, fell failed to disclose on his Joanne Cowell. Last week’s write-ins. Chapman and Carson both backwards down some steps. petition or to the Chapter totals showed Nail with 115 Who wins in the Trico elec- live in Bradley, so Bernaix, He was flown to St. Louis Uni- 7 trustee that he expected and Cowell with 112. Lara- tion is still up in the air and who lives in Ora Township, is versity Hospital where he died to receive a settlement of more said there are no more apparently will be until after assured of winning, no mat- from head injuries. $10,667 from a class ac- absentee votes in Ward 4, so the April 23 deadline to re- ter if his vote total is lower Hartmann and his brother tion lawsuit related to a the race will go to Nail. ceive absentee and military than the other two write-in Henry owned and operated 2003 train derailment Laramore said to this point, ballots by mail. candidates. The only contest Hartmann Farm Supply in near his residence in she has received no valid ab- Jackson County Clerk Larry is between Chapman and Baldwin. Dan’s son Mike and Tamaroa. sentee ballots, and any that Reinhardt said the final tal- Carson. grandson Ryan also work in The Chapter 7 trustee, the family business. however, independently Upon leaving the military in discovered the existence of 1955, Hartmann came home Roland Wilson has a real $3 bill the settlement and was to join his father Henry in able to seize the funds and running the farm equipment By Dan Zobel value of the bill a couple of distribute them to Wood- business that had opened in As money changes over years ago and found that it side’s creditors. 1938. His brother Henry also time, collectors seize the From the was worth $82. In addition to the three- joined the family business af- chance to acquire the rare Over the years, Wilson has year term of probation, ter his military service. and unique. Bank of Cairo built up quite a collection, Woodside was ordered to Thirty-five years ago, they Roland Wilson of Coulter- which includes five and 10 pay fines and special as- opened the Millstadt location. ville is one of those people who in Kaskaskia cent paper money, a 20 cent sessments totaling $600 Hartmann Farm Supply has taken advantage of the piece, some U.S. Confederate and perform 30 hours of originally sold Ford equip- opportunity when it pre- ness, Wilson’s Service and Oil money and some Phillipino community public service ment, which later became sented itself. Company in Coulterville. money. work. New Holland equipment. About 20 years ago, Wilson The $3 bill is from the Bank He also has a book filled with The case was prosecuted Hartmann remained active at traded a $10 ghost certificate of Cairo in Kaskaskia and has coins that he has collected by Assistant United States work until the day he died. for a $3 and a $4 dollar bill to a date of 1881. Attorney James Cutchin. The funeral was held Tuesday. a man who came into his busi- Wilson said he looked up the Continued on Page 5______Page 2 County Journal April 18, 2013

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By Greg Myers was approved as a mem- A new interagency ber of the Randolph of identity theft. drug task force for New $15 County Housing Au- Randolph County was thority board for a five- approved April 12 by the felony fee year term ending April board of commissioners. 15, 2018. The task force, which will go to County health Director uses police officers from child Tom Smith reported that various towns and the county’s health com- sheriff’s deputies, will be advocacy mittee has been formed funded by the county. and has already held a Free “The sheriff and I have program meeting. been having regular Michelle Bisel, 4-H meetings about setting youth development edu- Oak Tree up this new task force,” go toward funding the cator for the University said State’s Attorney child advocacy program. of Illinois Extension of- Jeremy Walker. “We “It seems we have to fice, spoke briefly about Sapling hope to get it up and use this program once a some programs she has running May 1. Both of month, and it is very conducted, including For Those our departments have helpful to the county,” bullying, science and set aside money to fund said Walker. career and finance. Participating In the force. The police of- The ordinance estab- “Our focus is getting Shred Day ficers in the task force lishing the fee will be kids interested in sci- will be paid by the town voted on by the board at ence and informing for which they work, its next meeting. them on important is- and those towns will be Sparta resident and sues,” said Bisel. reimbursed by us. We former longtime Sparta Sheriff Hoelscher gave are asking for the High School teacher and two proposals from Me- board’s blessing to start track and cross country nard Auto Sales to the the program.” coach Mark North was board to consider on Walker also stated that appointed as the new new vehicles, a Dodge FREE Community Shred Day the task force will look Randolph County recy- Durango valued at at seizures and forfei- cling coordinator. $26,068 and a pickup tures as other ways to “I appreciate the oppor- truck priced at approxi- Saturday, April 20 help fund the program. tunity, and I already mately $22,420. “To have Jeremy in have a notebook full of In other action, the that office has been just ideas,” said North. board voted to disband a blessing for law en- “Mike Springston did a the county’s weed com- 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. forcement,” said Ran- great job, and I think we mittee, since high weeds dolph County Sheriff can move this program can be enforced by (FNB parking lot across from bank.) Mike Hoelscher. ahead even further. I county code enforce- In other news, the want to get the county ment officer Marty board authorized Wal- schools and many busi- Yallaley. The weed com- Register to win a personal shredder! ker to prepare an ordi- nesses on board.” mittee has had no activ- nance establishing a $15 In other appointment ity in awhile, according ȣ Bring your unneeded sensitive documents & computer CDs. to the board. fee on felony charges to news, Barbara Fricke ȣ Paper clips, staples and rubber bands need not be removed. ȣ Do not bring binders, hanging files or large binder clips. Shockley pleads guilty, ȣ Please no truckloads. For more information, please visit our faces long prison sentence website at www.bankatfnb.com. A man who is no Perry, Jackson and faces up to 20 years in stranger to local law en- Randolph counties. prison, three years of forcement officers could Evidence presented at supervised release and a spend up to 20 years be- the plea hearing estab- fine of up to $1 million. hind federal prison bars. lished that Shockley was Six codefendants previ- David Shockley, 36, involved with others in ously pleaded guilty to formerly of Cutler and the manufacture of the meth charge and are now listing a Mur- meth. Shockley obtained awaiting sentencing. physboro address, pleaded pseudoephedrine used The ongoing investiga- Member FDIC guilty in federal court to manufacture meth tion is being conducted April 11 to an indictment and was involved in by the Jackson, Ran- First National Bank (618)965-3441 • Percy Banking Center (618)497-8361 charging him with con- meth cooks. dolph and Perry county Sparta Banking Center (618)443-4555 • www.bankatfnb.com spiracy to manufacture Shockley is currently sheriffs’ offices, Percy, methamphetamine. being held without bond Murphysboro and The offense occurred pending an August 15 Sparta police and the between January 2011 sentencing hearing. At federal Drug Enforce- and January 2013 in that time, Shockley ment Administration. Town, RMR settles on bill By Gretchen Steele erator Dale Schumer agreed to cover the cost hopes the boil order will of the six months of out- SPRING SAVINGS! The Coulterville SPRING SAVINGS! Town Board cried foul be lifted by the week- standing salaries. on a bill presented from end. A community call The village pays the RMR Construction will be placed when all salaries of library staff Top-Grain Company for new bath- is clear. Schumer and is reimbursed by rooms at the village ball stated that residents the library board for the SPECIAL park. may see some brown- salaries from library BUY! Leather Sectional A bill for $10,833 was ish staining in the wa- funds. The outstanding received for the new ter, but it will be flushed six-month salary bill bathrooms and was through. was forgiven by the vil- more than the $7,500 Residents are advised lage. limit placed on the that community clean- A proposal from project by the board. up day will be May 4 Bright Electric for Nearly $3,000 in dona- from 8 a.m. until the $5,399 for new light- tions from the public dumpster is full. The ing for the village hall will help pay for the dumpster will be placed and the water plant was 20 In Stock! project. near the Paul Howard approved. A grant from The amount settled building adjacent to the Ameren was received on to pay was $5,875, old Eagle Market. This for this project in the Power Recliners, Regular Recliner $ agreed to by both the is only for those items amount of $3565, leav- Plus Reclining Chaise! 3,199 not allowed in regular ing a total cost to the village and RMR Con- Compare At $4,999 struction. trash pickup. No elec- village of $1833. The The facility is now tronics, hazardous ma- new lighting will be open to the public. terials or household more energy-efficient UP It was noted that Mike chemicals will be ac- than the current light- $ Rust had previously do- cepted. ing, and the new sys- Save TO 400 nated over $10,000 in Suzanne Novoselac tem will have longer materials and labor to addressed the anony- life, resulting in less projects at the ball mous letter about her frequent bulb replace- park. Trustee Brian which was circulated ment. On Tempur-Pedic Hobbs moved that a through town the day Class A liquor li- plaque be placed on the before the election. The censes were approved outside wall of the bath- letter had accused for Pistol City, Buck’s Ergo™ Advanced rooms acknowledging Novoselac of various re- Town Pub and Time See Store For Details the donations of Rust ligious related items, Out. Class B (package) and the citizens of including that she was licenses were approved Coulterville. an atheist. The writer for Circle K, Casey’s During the water re- stated that Novoselac’s and Eagle Market. port, it was stated that alleged lack of reli- All of the renewals 12 Months Free Financing* the churches don’t get gious affiliation was a passed by 4-2 votes with billed for water. This detriment to the village trustees Roger Long statement was ques- and was responsible and Brian Hobbs vot- tioned, and clarifica- for the removal of ing against renewing tion was provided by prayer from the the licenses. Bigger Is Best! Village Clerk Mary schools. Approval was given Shaw. Shaw explained Novoselac called the for sponsorship and a The Beast Takes Oversized thatthe churches do writer a coward and golf team for the cham- Recliners To New Lengths. get billed for the mini- was adamant that if ber of commerce’s golf mum amount, because anyone circulates or scramble. The total cost Extra Large, 400 Pound most of the churches mails this type of let- to the town is $205. Capacity And Reclines to 83” don’t use more than ter, the writer should An extension of the $ that. have the courage to electrical contract from sign his or her name. Direct Energy for two 699 The Coulterville pic- nic will be held May 30- The letter had been years was approved, June 1. Scott Rust re- mailed to several which will start in 2014 quested that the village people. and extend to 2016. “Your Dollar Goes Further At Stearns Furniture” provide the portable Sue Reitz addressed Termites were discov- toilets. The Coulterville the board on behalf of ered in the east wall of firemen will run the the library board. She the mayor’s office, and food stand. stated that the library’s proposals for extermi- The clearwell at the income for the previ- nation were received STEARNS water plant was ous fiscal year was from Complete Exter- cleaned, and the proce- $8,000, and its ex- mination in Sparta and FURNITURE CO. dure went better than penses were $10,000, Terminix in Nashville. 155 Stevenson Dr. • Sparta • (618) 443-3494 expected. There will be which did not include Complete Extermina- Located Behind Pizza Hut six months of salaries. tion had the lowest bid, at least 72 hours of test- *Financing Offer To Qualified Buyers w/Approved Credit. $599 Minimum Purchase Required. See Store For Details. ing, and water plant op- The village board which was accepted. Page 4 County Journal April 18, 2013

Dragging out the election results for two weeks ere we are more three ab- would re- on the close races. Jackson H than a week after sentee bal- quire an County will not give out the election, and some lots were State law allows time for amend- that information until after races have still not been still out. ment to April 23. Clerk Larry officially decided. Since then, the law. Reinhardt said he wants Why? State bureaucrats. it has been absentee ballots to be mailed Such a the election to be totally The absentee or military learned change official before he releases ballots voted and post- that the would be that information. That’s marked before the April 9 three bal- for the bet- his decision, and it’s his election still have time to lots were never voted. works, unless there is a ter, in our opinion. right to make it. arrive at the appropriate Valleroy wins, and the very tight race. There were Sometimes the two-week We all want legal voters county clerk’s office. The mystery ends early. several close races this lag doesn’t matter, be- to cast their decisions. deadline for a ballot to be Rather than wait two time. cause there aren’t that This election was a little counted is April 23. That is weeks after the election for A spokesman for the Illi- many close races. When unusual with the close all according to state law. the ballots to arrive, why nois State Board of Elec- there is a close race, it votes, but to have state law The matter made for not send them out two tions said some ballots are seems that the law is un- drag out the results for this some questions in Evans- weeks earlier and make not ready to send out any reasonable for the candi- long is a bit much. ville, for example. When them due in the mail by earlier, and there are a lot dates and the public. For the government, the available ballots were election day? People want of things to do and dead- Randolph and Perry something as simple as counted for Evansville last to know who won, at least lines to meet before elec- county clerks have pretty local and school elections week, Craig Valleroy led by the morning after elec- tion day. much given out informa- is similar to an encyclope- Red Becker 169 to 167 for tion day. That sounds like bureau- tion on absentees that al- dia full of rules and regu- mayor. It was thought that Usually that is the way it crateese. The change low for some conclusions lations. Surviving the time change Birthday pancakes & sushi ell, we made it their place, putting ur daughter breast milk and baby W though an- away laundry, looking O Allison recently food, enjoyed the other winter. The days through a magazine or celebrated her 28th A evening. Both sets of are getting longer, packing tomorrow’s birthday. Every year at grandparents were vy- there is green on the As I lunch. this time, she wants to ing to get her attention, ground, daffodils and I don’t mind the fall- go to her favorite Japa- Musing hold her, kiss her and tulips are in bloom, and See It back time change, but nese restaurant for make her laugh. The we can put away the the spring forward al- sushi. How she became View laughter part wasn’t heavy coat and just ways seems to be a little a sushi lover is beyond hard. Just imagine keep a light jacket By Julie Carnahan harder to handle. This me. If we would have By Martha Peebles watching several grown- handy. year I found an ap- made her eat it in her ups making fools of When it comes time proach that really younger days, she would themselves. As fate to be reminded to Alaska. I have to have works for me. I discov- have cried. She was the soon realized how Asian would have it, she will change the clocks in light. ered it by accident. kid who bawled when people stay so thin. Most probably love sushi, too. the spring, it always Even at home, as the It so happened that Bill added secret ingre- of the meal fell into our She already seems to seems to be met with a day’s chores come to an this year my husband dients (peanut butter laps. We finally resorted like chewing on her lot of grumbling. Lose end, I have to have had to work the Sun- and jelly, for instance) to to shoveling it in the plastic bath tub fish. an hour, gain an hour, lights on, usually in day following the our pancakes. She American way, with a What exactly is sushi? too dark, too early, every room of the spring-forward. I was would have been a total fork. Actually, sushi does not messes up our internal house. driving to early church basket case if he told her Watching the Japa- even have to contain clock, not needed, why My husband likes to when he called and that she was eating raw nese hibachi chef do his fish. It is a sweet, sticky doesn’t everybody, why sit down at the end of asked what I was do- fish pancakes. cooking and clever rice wrapped in seaweed should we, when/why the day and watch an ing. I told him I was on Fish is one thing, but tricks is always enter- or kelp. Inside the cen- did it start, what differ- hour of TV before bed. my way to church, to raw fish really seems taining. They really ter of the rice can be a ence does it make? He gets comfortable, which he politely in- like living on the edge. know how to multitask. variety of different All valid questions turns down the lights formed me to turn She offered all of us a Being funny, quick and things like vegetables, that never seem to be and focuses all of his around. I had already chance to taste her gour- creative while cooking beef, avocado, pickles, answered to our satis- attention on the TV. He missed it, and he was met sushi platter but got over an open fire is not pimento, cheese and faction. is committed to that an hour late getting to no takers. The rest of us as easy at it looks. It’s cooked, steamed, cured To me, the important one task. work. prefer our food cooked. also not easy to catch or raw fish. Raw fish is thing is not driving in Not me. I watch TV Now, you may think Her mother-in-law said the food they toss in the actually called sashimi. the dark. I hate to leave while I do numerous we were out too late the that she could probably air by using just your I didn’t see any of home in the dark and other things, even if it night before, but hon- eat it if she was starving. mouth. Popcorn at the Allison’s sashimi mov- come home in the dark. is just clipping coupons estly, we just com- Not to be outdone, I said movie theater is one ing on her plate, so that It makes me depressed. or reading the newest pletely forgot. We had I could eat a worm if I thing, but slippery flying was a bonus. According I also think that ev- book. Yes, I do two, not watched much TV were starving. Look out, shrimp is quite another. to my sushi research, eryone, by the time win- sometimes three things that day, went to din- “Survivor,” here we Thank goodness catch- smoked eel is one of the ter is winding down, at once. Don’t most ner with friends, came come! ing our food on the fly is most popular things suffers in some way women? home and went to bed. Speaking of starving, not required for sur- that people order in from SAD (seasonal af- I need the lights on And there you have we tried eating our Japa- vival. their sushi. All sushi fective disorder). There as I walk from room to it! The secret is to just nese hibachi dinners Even little Kitty Kate, aside, another popular is no way I could live in room putting things in Continued on Page 5 with chopsticks. We who is surviving on Continued on Page 5

Mandy Heinemann, The Mutilated cows Real Me. The album has Communications problem were kids’pets been selling well in lo- e don’t have ey. Editor, County Journal: Letters cal stores and online W many occasions In our early discus- In reference to the and has even gained ra- to deal with the televi- sions, Lane told me the March 21 mutilation dio airplay in six coun- To The tries. sion or movie industry. Haberman program and killing of the However, when Discov- Editor’s would not air this mother cow and her calf I’m still in shock and ery (The Learning Chan- spring, but late this year by the two pit bulls, the am so thankful to have Editor such amazing support- nel) came to Percy to do or early next year. She cow and calf were not a Hoarding: Buried Space said all of the programs just livestock, they were ers. Alive program with the for this season were al- the pets of two children, A little over a year ago Haberman sisters, we By Jerry Willis ready finished. age 4 and 7. have freedom of religion we just happened to had to deal with them. After that, every time I The calf was only four in this country. leave a guitar case lying First, the film crew was wrote a story about the days old and did not This means that you open after setting up our completely uncoopera- Then about two program, I noted that it have a name yet, but the can follow any religion equipment for a show, tive. I was told more months ago, another would be televised late mother was named or no religion, and it is and people began throw- than once to get away person named Lane this year or early next Twila. no one else’s business. ing tips into it. Up until from where they were with The Learning year. She also had to be put If I want to be a Chris- that point, it hadn’t filming, even though I Channel called us. She Last Wednesday after down due to severe mu- tian, Buddhist, Sikh, crossed our minds to was on a public side- wanted some back- we had already sent the tilation. The mutilation Wiccan or a pagan, I am put out a tip jar. walk, and they had no ground on the Haber- paper to be printed, an was so severe that the free to do that. We were flattered to re- police powers. The pro- man family and on the email from The Learn- children could not see Thirdly, I am sick and ceive the tips and ducer on the scene did death of their brother ing Channel came in their pets buried. tired of people sending quickly decided that we give me a phone num- Don Haberman. stating that the Hab- One wonders what the anonymous, untrue and would like to use the ber to call in Los Ange- We took pictures at the merman program would dogs would have done if libelous letters in this money to pay it forward. les. cemetery for them and air April 18. the little children would village. If you have After some research on I called it, and the per- sent them pages and pic- I was very upset. I have been in the pen something to say, at various charities and son, Bambi somebody, tures about when the vil- called Lane and asked with their pets. least have the courage organizations we agreed told me practically noth- lage of Willisville tore her why the change. People need to keep to sign your name, and upon The Wounded He- ing. She acted as though down Ida Haberman’s “You told me the pro- their pets under control have the intelligence to roes Foundation. she didn’t know any- house. gram would air late this where they cannot es- use proper grammar, We set a goal of $1,000 thing. However, she did We were glad to give year or early next year,” cape from their pens. spelling and punctua- and began collecting say that the Haberman the producers what we I said. “I have used that After all, you are re- tion. and saving 100 percent program would air in had, and they paid us a sponsible for your pets. Finally, if I find out and of our tips to send to this the spring. minor amount of mon- Continued on Page 5 Ann Sanders can prove who sent the organization. Percy letter about me, I will The foundation is a sue you for libel, and I small organization will own your house, based in Illinois and run Policies Of The County Journal River Stages your car and your fu- completely by volun- A Publication Of Willis Publishing, Inc. Mississippi At Chester Cowardly libel ture. teers. Every dime col- Larry Willis & Jerry Willis - Owners/Publishers Flood Stage 27 Ft. Editor, County Journal: Suzanne Novoselac lected goes directly to help our nation’s heroes Greg Myers - Editor Apr. 11 ...... 17.0 I want to address the Coulterville returning home from all Apr. 12 ...... 20.6 coward who sent the PUBLISHED EACH THURSDAY anonymous letter about over the world. These re- Apr. 13 ...... 24.4 1101 East Pine • Box 369 • Percy, Illinois 62272 me to residents in this markable members of (618) 497-8272 Apr. 14 ...... 26.4 town and the issue it Support WHF WHF help organize wel- Letters to the editor must be signed in order to be Apr. 15 ...... 26.6 raised. Editor, County Journal: come home parties and published. A telephone number is also required for Apr. 16 ...... 25.9 First of all, I am not an I am a founding mem- visit with wounded verification. Letters and news items are published at Apr. 17 ...... 25.6 atheist. I have taught ber and the lead singer troops during hospital the discretion of the editors. All copy will be edited. Sunday School and led for Nine Mile Creek and stays. They provide help The County Journal does not publish poetry. Bible studies in the past. The River Ridge Band. to our troops by doing Classified advertising must be prepaid except for es- I enjoy learning about These bands have been things such as building tablished accounts. Political and certain other adver- County Journal wheelchair ramps, pur- tising must be prepaid. (USPS 549-110) other religions and their playing gigs in the area Any person or organization holding a money mak- is published weekly on Thursdays beliefs. for a little over two years chasing wheelchair ac- ing event and wanting it advertised in the County Jour- for 60¢ each issue,$22.00 per Most religions share now. We have all cessible vehicles or cov- nal must discuss their promotion with the advertising year in Randolph, Perry and basic principles, such as worked very hard in ering a missed mort- department. Generally, if the organization charges for Jackson counties, $24.00 per year the golden rule, “Do those two years and gage payment. the event, goods or services, the County Journal in Illinois, $29.00 per year unto others as you have established a great Each year, WHF charges to advertise its event. elsewhere, by County Journal, would have them do fan base that we are very chooses a destination Letters advocating a candidate or referendum will Box 369, 1101 East Pine, Percy, unto you.” proud of. for an annual motor- be published as a letter to the editor until two weeks Illinois, 62272. Periodicals Secondly, under the In February, thanks to cycle ride. They will be before an election. Within that two weeks such pro- postage paid at Percy, Illinois. traveling from Chicago motions will be published only as paid advertisement. POSTMASTER: Send address First Amendment of the the support of my fam- Anyone wishing to express thanks must do so in a changes to County Journal, Box Constitution of the ily, friends and fans, I to Fort Leonard Wood paid advertisement. Thank you notes will not be in- 369, 1101 East Pine, Percy, United States, which I was able to release a May 15-19 to visit the cluded in news stories. Illinois 62272. am sworn to uphold, we solo album called Continued on Page 5 April 18, 2013 County Journal Page 5

Gambling...Continued from Page 1______Carnahan minals), players paid owners smiling. best atmosphere for From Page 4____ into the machines “We expect the arrival them, so we will be offer- sleep though the time $14,693 and won back of our five terminals to ing our players snacks change, be oblivious to $9,195. The town’s be quite a boom to busi- and drinks.” it, then around mid share for March was ness,” said the new own- At the state level, the morning, just pick an $274. er of Pistol City in Coul- proceeds are earmarked hour and skip it. Easy, Statewide in March, play- terville Kyle Hinnerichs for statewide construc- peasy, no fuss, no ers paid $65.3 million into of Steeleville. “I’ve seen tion projects, including muss. the machines and won the reports, and the roads, bridges, schools I went to church in a back $46.6 million. That is numbers are staggering. and university facilities. different town, and my an increase from Novem- We want to provide en- There are no restric- mind suffered no ill ef- ber when, according to the tertainment to custom- tions on what towns can fects of missed sleep. tally, players pumped $50 ers and cater to our play- use the money for. All was right with the million into the terminals ers. Under the guide- The state-approved world. and won back $46.3 mil- lines of the law, we will machines replace those lion. promote our terminals that have been in bars The huge increase in and offer incentives for and clubs for years with Peebles... profits and money gen- our players. the payouts common but erated has new terminal “We want to create the not lawful. From Page 4______food with my family is cake. Protect From Page 1______I had brought in a Bank of Cairo... birthday cake before your family. Allison arrived at the over the years. restaurant. The hostess The Cairo Bank in Kas- put it in their refrigera- kaskia was established Prepare tor so we could surprise in 1817 in anticipation her later. After the meal, of statehood being au- for their future. the wait crew brought it thorized, according to out, compete with can- Randolph County histo- dles, and they bonged a rian Emily Lyons. I can help with both. gong while singing Terrin Thies The bank was formally Stop by for your free “Happy Birthday” in ChFC CLU CPCU, Agent opened January 9, 1818 Japanese. 311 W. Broadway State Farm Insurance when the territorial leg- ® We invited Allison to and Financial Review . islature passed a bill Steeleville, IL 62288 come to breakfast the chartering the city and Like a good neighbor, next morning for Bill’s (618) 965-9749 ® Bank of Cairo, the 10th State Farm is there. surprise birthday pan- email: [email protected] section of which re- cakes. She just gave us www.terrinthies.com CALL ME TODAY FOR quired that banking a suspicious look and MORE INFORMATION. business be transacted graciously declined. in Kaskaskia. Some things never The bank was fairly change. prosperous until 1843 when the charter was annulled. Currency J. Willis... shows issue dates as late State Farm, Home Office, Bloomington, IL 1001386.1 as 1841, and probably, many have later dates. From Page 4____ The bank was located Roland Wilson with his prized currency information repeatedly.” She said the plan had next to the land office in Tim Gasser Eric Montroy & Jim Gasser Kaskaskia. The land of- the Bank of Cairo in changed. fice is where the state Kaskaskia was provided We were able to get some- Owner got its money from sell- In 1843, its by Randolph County thing in last week’s paper ing the land. historian Emily Lyons. about it. Our information Money taken in was charter was Wilson saw a recent box on Page 1 was used to run operations story about the old bank changed, and our readers for the state, according annulled in the County Journal. knew the program would to Lyons. That information was air April 18. The land office re- the office nor the bank provided by the Ran- Since this is being writ- Fantastic mained in Kaskaskia for building exists today. dolph County Geneal- ten before the program a long time, but neither Information regarding ogy Society. airs, we will have to re- view it later. F I N I S H E S Complete Collision Repair Autobody Letters... From Page 4 ______APRIL SPECIAL

troops and show their pay for his passage to tion. against it. 10% OFF ALL support. America. I have had my card for I, along with The River After those seven 42 years, and I must say Kevin Prange INSURANCE COMPANY Ridge Band, will be join- years, he acquired a that no law enforcement Steeleville ing them Friday, May small parcel of land and entities have ever once 17. We will play music became a farmer. come and kicked down WRITTEN ESTIMATES and present them with The point of this is, my doors to confiscate the money we have suppose the people of my firearm. State Farm • Country • Allstate • Shelter • Erie raised to help their my ancestors’ time I believe that by having Hidden blessing Pekin Progressive • AAA Insurance • GEICO cause. threw a rowdy fit over the card and showing it Editor, County Journal: Travelers • Safeco • Liberty Mutual • Much More We are so proud and all the later immigrants upon purchasing fire- There are times in excited to be a part of who came over. All of arms, the waiting period life when we know we We Work With this and have exceeded the citizens’ ancestors for picking up the pur- are blessed. Blessings our goal of $1,000. We were immigrants, even chased firearm should come in all shapes and All Deductibles have raised over $1,200. “illegal,” if by today’s be withdrawn due to the sizes. Family and We would love to keep standards until the im- expediency of the com- friends bless our lives 10901 Nature Trail Road • Sparta, IL that amount growing. If puter instant back- migration laws and in numerous ways. We you would like to make ground checking sys- (618) 443-3269 OR (618) 317-1986 regulations came into have been blessed to a contribution to this or- tem.

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proximately 100 to 150 checks payable to ons, one who purchases years ago. times blessings are a Wounded Heroes Foun- and utilizes one in a le- They were more than little harder to identify. dation and mail them to gal and lawful manner English, Dutch, Ger- Not everyone sees a Nine Mile Creek/The should be able to do so man, Irish, African, care center as a bless- River Ridge Band c/o without fear of reprisals Asian and European ing. However, we feel Mandy Heinemann, unless they do some- and were of all different we were blessed that 7722 Stamm Hollow thing illegal with it. religions and creeds. Mom was in Randolph Road, Evansville 62242. Even the so-called Na- County Care Center the For more information Thomas Pierceall tive Americans’ ances- last two and a half on the organization and Chester tors had migrated to years. The dedicated, OurOur Fresh,Fresh, VineVine RipenedRipened this year’s ride, visit this country from some caring staff works hard woundedheroesfund.net. other country, accord- to create a family atmo- Thank you for your ing to historical fact. sphere. support. So we as a country Abortion concern As you enter the Mandy Heinemann need to quit the squab- Editor, County Journal: clean facility, a welcom- TOMATOESTOMATOESTOMATOES Evansville bling because we are If concern for children ing warmth surrounds technically guilty of il- is the real reason for you. Activities for resi- AreAreAreAre Ready!Ready!Ready!Ready! legal immigration. gun control legislation dents are numerous Available At Immigration On the ongoing debate in this country (i.e. Col- and varied. Family over gun control, I feel umbine and Sandy Hook members are encour- Shawnee Country Store and gun control that the upgrading of Elementary), then tell aged to join in. “Elvis” Editor, County Journal: universal background your lawmakers to shut might stop by to visit. 133 Foss Road • Ava According to my fam- checking systems, as down every abortion Santa and the Easter Burpless, ily history journal, my stated, would not de- clinic and Planned Par- bunny add holiday fun. And At Our We Also great grandfather came prive any law-abiding enthood establishment Stop by to check out Have Gourmet to this country from citizen of his Second from California to New this hidden blessing. Greenhouse Cucumbers England somewhere be- Amendment rights. York. Visit with the residents tween 1645 and 1650 The citizens of Illinois If they are really con- and listen to their sto- and landed near what is have had what is re- cerned about children, ries. You will make now know as Leonard- ferred to as a FOID card this should have taken their day, and they just town, Maryland. for approximately the place long ago. might make yours. He was an indentured past 40 to 45 years, I thought lawmakers Produce Sales servant for seven years which we must produce were supposed to protect Anne Bourner, Sparta 956 Tanner Road • Ava • 426-3573 as an apprentice black- when legally buying and defend the Constitu- (family Located Between Ava & Campbell Hill • Closed on Sunday smith, which was his firearms or ammuni- tion, not legislate of Oleta Bourner)

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Busy Randolph County highways will get patching It appears that Routes to improve the state’s in- County. Edwards-Kam- 3 and 150 in Randolph frastructure as part of a adulski, LLC of East St. County will get some capital construction pro- Louis won the contract much-needed work, but gram. with a bid of $200,901. not resurfacing. Route Contracts were re- New shoulders and 150 is in especially bad cently awarded follow- rumble strips will be condition between Percy ing a state bidding pro- placed on Illinois Route and Chester. cess. 13 in Randolph County Governor Pat Quinn The Illinois Depart- from just east of Vine has announced a total of ment of Transportation Street in Tilden to Illi- more than $1.6 million will manage the pro- nois Route 153 in Coul- in capital investments jects, which include terville. The Kilian Cor- for construction projects patching at various loca- poration of Mascoutah in Jefferson, Monroe tions on Illinois Routes won the contract with a and Randolph counties 3 and 150 in Randolph $624,990 bid. Marissa sculpture will be dedicated The Marissa Chamber the M. Alberta Hamilton gave their ideas to the of Commerce will hold a Charitable Trust. chamber, which selected dedication for The The goal of the art pro- the final design. They Growth sculpture Thurs- gram is to involve local also secured final ap- day, April 18 at 6 p.m. students in creating a proval from the village The joint project be- lasting memory for the board to erect the sculp- Vertical oil drilling in Walsh tween the chamber and community while teach- ture. There have been some concerns about a drilling operation south of Walsh the high school art and ing business concepts. The dedication will be for natural gas being horizontal fracturing, also known as fracking. ag construction stu- The students developed held in the area known However, a representative with Woods Energy of Mount Vernon, the dents was made possible the concepts and sculp- as the wedge across company doing the drilling, contacted the County Journal and confirmed through a grant from ture prototypes and from Riess Ford. the project is not fracking, but drilling vertical for oil. The company claims to have a permit to dig down to 5,200 feet in several zones near Walsh. The company started drilling April 10. Farm Bureau, Extension set Perry fracking meeting The Perry County ization and activity is Farm Bureau and Uni- Information expected to increase in versity of Illinois Exten- this area. This work- sion Unit 26 have sched- on current shop has been developed uled an informational to help landowners bet- meeting on hydraulic legislation ter understand oil and fracturing for 1:30 p.m. gas leases and will pro- Tuesday, April 23 at St. sel Laura Harmon. vide an opportunity for Paul’s UCC in Pinck- Other presenters will in- questions. neyville. clude University of Illi- Contact the Perry General information nois Extension agricul- County Farm Bureau about the processes in- ture program coordina- office at 357-9355 for volved with fracking, tor Matt Rush and addi- more meeting informa- current legislation on tional attorneys special- tion. fracking and informa- izing in oil and gas There is no charge to Good practice tion on leasing farmland leases. attend, but preregistra- Marissa Business and Professional Women member Kim Wallace took her for oil and gas produc- The leasing of farm- tion is required by Fri- turn using a fire extinguisher while fire department representative Kevin tion will be reviewed by land for oil and gas pro- day, April 19 at the Leemon watches. Each BPW member demonstrated her skill at using one. Illinois Farm Bureau’s duction has been expe- Farm Bureau office in Anyone interested in having Leemon make a similar presentation to their assistant general coun- riencing recent revital- Pinckneyville. group can call him at 295-2035. 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Sparta Community Day at the Southern Il- linois Miners Rent One Ballpark will be held Friday, June 28 in Marion. The Miners battle the Evansville Otters at 7:05 p.m., followed by a fireworks display. Tickets for the game are $8 for box seats and $4 for general ad- mission. Ticket order and reg- Rozier’s winner istration forms are Linda Rowold of Chester was the winner of a available by calling new upright freezer and a $150 gift certificate Eric Pionk at the Min- given away by Rozier’s Country Market in Chester. The drawing was held April 1. The From left are J & W Auto Center employee Dustin Vanover, owner Ethan ers office at 969-8507. promotion was held in conjunction with frozen Carson and previous owner Jim Sickmeyer. Carson bought out The Sparta Area food month. Sickmeyer at the beginning of the year. Chamber of Commerce will receive half of the revenue of all tickets sold. Ameren rate going New owner at J&W Auto down just a little Beginning June 1, kilowatt-hours of elec- Center in Campbell Hill many Ameren Illinois tricity annually will customers will pay less save approximately By Dan Zobel that at the auto center, for electricity as a re- $107 a year. January 1 marked a according to Carson. sult of a reduction in Ameren customers change in ownership at “If we have the tools the wholesale price of can gain greater con- J & W Auto Center in Sickmeyer and means to do it, we electricity. trol over their energy Campbell Hill. Long- will,” Carson said. The estimation of the costs by taking advan- time owner Jim Sick- brothers “There is not a lot we new rates for electric- tage of the advice, re- meyer sold the busi- won’t try.” ity, shown as the elec- bates and incentives ness to Ethan Carson of opened the Sickmeyer has moved tric supply charge on available through the Ava. on from the business bills, will mean a typi- Ameren ActOnEnergy Sickmeyer opened business in and is finishing up con- cal residential cus- initiative at ActOn the business in 1979 struction on a shop in Forty years tomer who uses 10,000 Energy.com. with his late brother 1979, and it which he intends to Steve Eaton of Sparta Wes. After over 33 build and sell specialty is celebrating 40 years of ownership, has now cars out of. years with Country Sickmeyer was bought He said that another Financial. Eaton has out by Carson as been sold reason why he felt it been named an all- Sickmeyer felt it was was time to step away American agent eight time to turn the reins to Ethan was because things times and earned life over to someone else. have changed and underwriter training “As I’ve grown older, evolved so much over council fellow desig- it has become harder Carson of the years. nation. He has also and harder for me to “If you don’t have the achieved master stat- carry out the physical Ava right computer equip- us. This award is demands of the work,” ment and diagnostic given to financial Sickmeyer said. “It was information now, you’d representatives for time to step back and nance to scheduling to be guessing a lot,” their commitment and let someone else take anything that needed Sickmeyer said. “It’s a dedication to meeting over.” to be done. He said young man’s game the insurance and After visiting the Sickmeyer trained him now, and Ethan has all financial needs of auto center several in everything he would of that.” clients. Eaton and his TIRE & times as a kid, Carson need to know, so he Carson said that the wife have three child- said that he told his would be ready for any- business is doing ren and five grand- thing. pretty well so far under FROEMLING SUPPLY dad that he wanted to children. He serves own something like it “He’ll do fine,” Sick- his control, and he is clients from his Coun- some day. meyer said. “He’s very building solid cus- try office at 1701 N. Now Offering... That dream started to responsible.He’s tomer service along the Market St. in Sparta. come true for Carson young and healthy, and way. The phone number is when he started work- he’s willing to do what- “I hope the customers 443-2174. ON THE FARM ing under Sickmeyer at ever it takes.” have the same appre- the auto center in Oc- Carson and employ- ciation for Ethan that tober 2010. ee Dustin Vanover of- everybody and I had for Printing TIRE SERVICE “The whole idea was fer services for custom each other over the to be trained and take exhaust systems, en- years,” Sickmeyer said. For all your over when he decided gine and transmission J & W Auto Center is needs call to retire,” Carson said. repairs, tune ups and located off of Highway Carson said he did ev- break jobs, but they are 4 on the north side of 497-8272 erything from mainte- not limited to any of Campbell Hill. Hope’s Red Leash

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—School menus— Special EVANSVILLE chips, veggies, dip, pea- April 22-26 nut butter, chocolate chip Breakfast cookie. Marissa MONDAY: Pop tart, fruit, WEDNESDAY: milk. Mostaccioli or baked TUESDAY: Ham, egg and potato w/broccoli and High cheese biscuit, juice. cheese, Caesar salad, WEDNESDAY: Coffee bread, sticks, pineapple cake, fruit, juice. tidbits. School THURSDAY: Cheese ome- THURSDAY: Chicken let, toast, juice. strips or steak nuggets, FRIDAY: Breakfast gran- scalloped potatoes, peas dance ola bar, yogurt, juice. and carrots, peaches and Lunch strawberries. Kids from three MONDAY: Fajita wrap, FRIDAY: Chicken quesa- salsa, green beans, dilla or nachos and counties are peaches, ice juice. cheese, corn, 1/2 orange, TUESDAY: Chicken patty, churro. welcome cheesy potatoes, apple. The Marissa High WEDNESDAY: Spaghetti COULTERVILLE School life skills class with meat sauce, garden April 22-26 will host a dance for salad, breadstick, mixed Breakfast special needs students MONDAY: Pancake on a fruit. Friday, April 26 from THURSDAY: Taco, toma- stick or cereal, juice, to, lettuce, cheese, salsa, fruit, milk. 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the St. Mark’s young artists city hall in Lenzburg. refried beans, corn, TUESDAY: Yogurt, cer- These students from St. Mark’s Lutheran School in Steeleville oranges. eal, cinnamon toast, juice, Students in St. Clair, FRIDAY: Extreme cheese- fruit. participated in the Monroe-Randolph County art festival. In front from Monroe, Randolph, burger, fries, fruit. WEDNESDAY: Pancakes, left are Addie Harris, Sydnie Furman, Samantha Eisenhauer, Daisy Perry and surrounding syrup, cereal, sausage, Vallett, Samantha Stipe, Emily Brown and Morgan Coop. In back are counties are invited to juice, fruit. Eli Hamilton, Avery Grimm, Ian Reith and Bastian Kraus. attend. Students from STEELEVILLE THURSDAY: Scrambled kindergarten up to the eggs, cereal, biscuit, April 22-26 age of 21 are welcome. Breakfast juice, fruit. Blackburn MONDAY: Cereal, cinna- FRIDAY: Sausage and There is a $3 admis- mon toast, juice. cheese biscuit, cereal, sion for students. Free TUESDAY: Ham and egg juice, fruit. College carnival games, prizes biscuit, juice. Lunch and a professional WEDNESDAY: Pancake, MONDAY: Beef and bean deejay are all part of sausage on a stick, syrup, burrito, romaine, tomato, awards the entertainment. fruit juice. Mexican corn, apple Concessions and a THURSDAY: Biscuit and wedges, chips, salsa, Mardi Gras Mart, milk. HS, grilled cheese. gravy, juice. which will be selling FRIDAY: French toast TUESDAY: Stromboli, s’ships stick, syrup, juice. spinach salad, carrots, items such as books Lunch strawberries,. HS, Michaela Crabtree of and toys, will also be MONDAY: Hot dog, po- burrito. Ellis Grove and An- available. tato wedges, broccoli with WEDNESDAY: Sloppy joe, drew Meyer-Millmann Students will have a cheese, peaches. HS, sweet potato puffs, baked of Red Bud have each chance to interact with graham crackers. beans, fruit mix, cookie. been awarded merit their peers while work- TUESDAY: Chicken fajita, HS, hot dog. scholarships from ing on their IEP goals romaine, tomatoes, car- THURSDAY: Ham and Blackburn College in in a low pressure, fun cheese sub, lettuce, to- rots, mandarin oranges. atmosphere. HS, Spanish rice. mato, fries, sliced Carlinville. WEDNESDAY: Spaghetti, peaches, graham crack- Merit scholarships For questions or spinach salad, peas, ers, milk. HS, sloppy joe. are based on grade more information, call pineapple, garlic bread. FRIDAY: Country style Marissa FFA awards point average, stan- Alicia Hiller at 295- beef patty, mashed 2393 or email ahiller THURSDAY: Taco salad, The Marissa FFA held its awards banquet and dardized test scores tortilla chips, salsa, potatoes, gravy, steamed and class ranking. @marissa40.org. refried beans, pears. broccoli, fruit, roll, but- silent auction April 10. More than 200 members, FRIDAY: Turkey, noo- ter. HS, ham and cheese parents, alumni and supporters attended. dles, mashed potatoes, sub. Students were recognized for their successes green beans, mixed fruit. throughout the year.Here, ag teacher Kim PLAN NOW FOR ST. MARK’S Portz presents the most active FFA member April 22-26 award to Marissa FFA President Wyatt Albert. A GREAT LAWN SPARTA HIGH MONDAY: Pancakes, sau- Others receiving awards were Matthew Turf services include a six-step April 22-26 sage, pineapple, oranges. Rehmer, outstanding senior; Alexandra Lewis, fertilization and week control program. Breakfast TUESDAY: Chicken faj- most active junior; Emily Wilkerson, star MONDAY: Cereal, toast, itas, carrots, peach cob- Early Seed Planting fruit. bler. Greenhand; Matthew Reuss, outstanding TUESDAY: Ham egg and WEDNESDAY: Sub, veg- sophomore; Emilie Bollmeier, star farmer; Establishes Your Lawn. Kayla Juenger and Jacob Lewis, state cheese biscuit, juice. gies, peaches, pumpkin We believe healthy soil creates WEDNESDAY: Breakfast bars. proficiency and Bobby Fett, outstanding SAEP. Danish, juice. THURSDAY: Turkey, gra- healthy turf. The six-step turf THURSDAY: Cheese ome- vy, mashed potatoes, program is customized to your let, toast, juice. peas, mixed fruit, bread. Sparta American lawn size and condition of your FRIDAY: Breakfast gran- FRIDAY: Pigs in blank- lawn. Residential and commercial ola bar, yogurt, juice. ets, nachos and cheese, mowing services also available. Lunch green beans, strawber- Legion scholarship MONDAY: Fajita wrap, ries. salsa, green beans, The Sparta American scholarship and finan- Bedding & peaches, ice juicee. TRICO Legion is offering a cial needs. TUESDAY: Chicken patty, April 22-26 $500 scholarship to a Applications can be Vegetable Plants cheesy potatoes, apple. Breakfast current Sparta High obtained from the guid- WEDNESDAY: Spaghetti, MONDAY: Sausage and School graduating se- ance counselor until salad, bread stick, mixed pancake on a stick, syrup, Your Local Lawn And nior from who is a May 1. The counselor Landscaping Professionals fruit. juice. child or grandchild of will then submit the THURSDAY: Taco, to- TUESDAY: Sausage and matoes, lettuce, cheese, cheese on a biscuit, fruit, an active or deceased application to the le- salsa, refried beans, corn, milk. member of Post 396. gion scholarship com- oranges. WEDNESDAY: Pancakes, The scholarship will mittee. FRIDAY: Extreme cheese- syrup, sausage patty, be awarded annually to The winner will be burger, fries, fruit. juice. a senior based on his or notified by May 15 and THURSDAY: French toast her leadership, service, the scholarship will be MARISSA HIGH sticks, syrup, juice. character, patriotism, presented by June 1. April 22-26 FRIDAY: Yogurt, blue- Breakfast berry muffin, juice. SKID STEER MONDAY: Breakfast piz- Lunch za, juice. MONDAY: Popcorn chick- ATTACHMENTS TUESDAY: Sausage, egg en, salad, fruit. and cheese biscuit, juice. TUESDAY: Salisbury Authorized Dealer WEDNESDAY: French steak, roll, mashed Serving The Midwest toast sticks, syrup, sau- potatoes, corn, fruit. Over 90 Attachments sage, juice. WEDNESDAY: Chicken THURSDAY: Cereal, muf- nuggets, bean salad, Compatible With Most Brands Of fin, juice. fruit, Rice Krispie treat. 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Those to be Club supervisor at money to operate each of “We deficit spent ap- seated are Terry Wal- Evansville. the Sparta school dis- proximately $900,000 dron, Mark North and Jennie Satterlee was trict’s buildings for a this year in the educa- Howard Gallois. approved as the girls year, were put on hold tion fund,” said Weber. Primary Principal Den- basketball head coach at at the Monday night “We project deficit nis Hall noted that a new the high school. school board meeting. spending in the educa- entrance camera has Wanda Anderson was The matter was on the tion fund next year. We been installed at the hired as head cook at the agenda, but board mem- can’t keep spending the school. He said it has high school effective ber Dana Weber, repre- same, when our revenue very good resolution, April 16. senting the finance com- is decreasing.” and unlike the previous The preliminary calen- mittee, asked that the Board President Todd camera, it shows if any- dar for next school year matter be tabled so the Brooks noted that it was one coming into the was approved. building administrators the last meeting for school is carrying any- The first day of student can reduce their respec- board members Wayne thing. attendance will be Au- tive budgets by 10 per- Roberts, Allen Wilson It was also noted that gust 20. cent. The building bud- and Greg Valleroy. Rob- a price will be sought The board approved an gets amount to about erts and Wilson lost this week to buy three agreement with SIU Car- $180,000, so Weber is their re-election bids. buzzer systems for the bondale to allow the asking for cuts of about Valleroy did not seek re- high school doors and university’s student $18,000. election. cameras for the gym teachers to work in the Weber said Sparta re- The meeting to swear and vocational building. Sparta district. ceived only about 88 per- in the new board mem- The board accepted the Dual class credit for cent of state aid money bers and reorganize the resignation of Rich Wil- speech 150 and anthro- due this year, and it board was set for Mon- liams as assistant foot- pology with Southwest- looks like it will be the day, May 6 at 6 p.m. in ball coach and Jessica ern Illinois College was same story, if not worse, the Lincoln school li- Schmierbach as Kids approved by the board.

Steeleville king, queen Steeleville High School held its prom Saturday night. The theme was Under the Sea. The highlight of the evening was the announcement of the king and queen. The king is Michael Minton, the son of Jon and Geri Minton. The queen is Kate Hurst, the daughter of Mary and Doug Hurst. Levan Township Supervisor’s Annual Report - Town Fund State Of Illinois, County Of Jackson, Levan Township The following is a statement by Dan Jarrett, Supervisor of Levan Township, in the county and state aforesaid, of the amount of public funds received and expended by him during the fiscal year just closed, ending March 31, 2013, showing the amount of public funds received and from what sources received, the amount of public funds expended and for what Chester High School prom royalty purposes expended, during the fiscal year ending as aforesaid. Pictured from left is the 2013 Chester High School prom court Lane Gibbs, Kaley Ludwig, Tally The said supervisor, being duly sworn doth depose and say Taylor, Natasha Pulliam, prom prince Brad Asselmeier, prom princess Averi Mueller, prom king that the following statement by him subscribed is a correct Josh Louveau, prom queen Danette Abernathy, Caleb Arbeiter, Michaelyn Modglin, retiring king statement of the amount of public funds on hand at the Christopher Dudenbostel, retiring queen Alex Bixby, Todd Barnhart, Samatha DeLay, Reed commencement of the fiscal year above stated, the amount of Koeneman, Marah Laramore, Boyd Miles and Courtney Johnson. Pages shown front and center are public funds received and the sources from which received, Aiden Blechle, son of Jeremy and Meghan Blechle and Aubry Bowles, daughter of Adrienne Bowles. and the amount expended, and purposes for which expended, Photo by Jim Beers as set forth in said statement. Dan Jarrett, Supervisor ROAD AND BRIDGE RECEIPTS Balance April 1, 2012 ...... $26,434.75 Replacement Tax ...... 1,748.68 Your ‘One Stop’ For Reimbursement for Mowing Townships ...... 1,820.00 Jackson County Treasurer ...... 13,747.24 Interest From 1st National Bank ...... 27.96 Bulk Landscaping Needs Total Receipts And Balance ...... $43,778.63 Balance April 1, 2013 ...... $30,549.25 DISBURSEMENTS Decorative Rock Mulch Bower Truck Service ...... $1,254.15 Alabama Sunset • Crimson • Arkansas White Red Oak • Cedar TOIRMA Ins ...... 1,129.00 Trap Rock • Merrimac B • Merrimac C Jackson County Highway Department ...... 395.32 Hardwood • Dark Brown Hines Oil Co., Inc...... 1,369.65 Red Granite • Indiana Multicolor American Parking ...... 2,389.73 SAND, LIME Thomas Welton ...... 3,572.50 Davis Farm Supply ...... 689.24 & TOP SOIL Neal Tire ...... 40.20 To get doctorate Richard Bastien ...... 120.00 Best One Tire, Inc...... 809.79 Sparta school Superin- Ryan Bastien ...... 595.00 tendent Larry Beattie TILDEN Allisson Bastien ...... 525.00 was congratulated by the E. Blankenship ...... 332.41 school board Monday ELEVATOR PLP Battery Supply ...... 7.39 night. Board President Sam Mulholland, Owner Total Disbursements ...... $13,229.38 Todd Brooks noted that Beattie has finished his DRIVEWAY ROCK REVENUE GENERAL FUND qualifications to receive 618-587-2851 RECEIPTS WE DELIVER & SPREAD 618-587-3707 Balance April 1, 2012 ...... $62,521.79 his doctorate in educa- Taxed Property Replacement Tax ...... 420.60 tion. Beattie will receive Cell 618-534-2855 Materials And Services Sold & Reimbursements ....896.40 his degree next month Mon. - Fri. 8am-4:30pm • Sat. 8:30am-Noon • After Hours By Appt. Interest from 1st National Bank ...... 65.50 from SIU Edwardsville. Jackson County Tax Settlement ...... 23,749.90 Total Receipts And Balance ...... $67,654.19 Balance April 1, 2013 ...... $64,046.39 DISBURSEMENTS United States Treasury ...... $944.94 TOIRMA Ins...... 1,921.00 New Husqvarna Mowers, L. Barringer, Mowing Town Lot ...... 300.00 U.S. Postmaster - Stamps ...... 45.00 Tom Cook, Trustee ...... 320.00 Robert Crain, Special Audit ...... 30.00 Rodney Brown, Special Audit ...... 30.00 Trimmers, Saws & Tillers At Dennis Watson, Special Audit ...... 30.00 Kevin Kelly, Special Audit ...... 30.00 Ava Fire Department ...... 3,000.00 Kyle Barringer - Cleaning ...... 180.00 Gorham Fire District ...... 2,000.00 Ray Herring, Trustee Salary ...... 320.00 Jack Winters, Trustee Salary ...... 320.00 Murl Reiman, Trustee Salary ...... 320.00 Byers Printing ...... 125.86 Ron Bastien, Highway Commissioner Salary ... 3,127.26 Glenn Bryant, Town Clerk Salary ...... 1,415.26 Daniel Jarrett, Supervisor Salary ...... 1,876.36 Egyptian Electric Cooperative ...... 785.50 County Journal Paper - Annual Report ...... 198.25 Southern Illinoisan ...... 105.21 Building Services Supply ...... 28.73 Scott Evans - Legal ...... 600.00 Illinois Department of Revenue ...... 279.96 City Of Murphysboro ...... 294.00 Jack Winter, Moderator ...... 25.00 Voss Heating & Air Conditioning ...... 180.00 Wright Building Center ...... 320.82 Rodney Brown ...... 520.25 Burke Electric ...... 3,697.60 Dan Jarret, Office Equipment ...... 39.84 Rural King ...... 31.08 CINTAS ...... 165.00 Total Disbursements ...... $23,607.82

NEW BRIDGE FUND RECEIPTS Balance April 1, 2012 ...... $15,808.58 County Treasurer Taxes ...... 4,164.13 Interest From 1st National Bank ...... 31.58 Total Receipts And Balance ...... $20,004.29 Balance April 1, 2013 ...... $17,145.25 DISBURSEMENTS Energy Culvert Co...... 2,859.04 WOW Total Disbursements ...... $2,859.04 RELIEF FUND RECEIPTS Balance April 1, 2012 ...... $54,067.34 Interest From 1st National Bank ...... 78.71 Real Estate Taxes ...... 8,464.06 Total Receipts And Balance ...... $62,610.11 Balance April 1, 2013 ...... $58,534.51 DISBURSEMENTS Sparta Equipment 443-4361 Case No. 1 ...... 80.00 At Three Murphysboro Food Pantry ...... 2,500.00 Township Officials ...... 118.97 Okawville Equipment 243-6522 Interest From 1st National Bank Of Ava ...... 31.63 Medical Asst. Insurance ...... 1,345.00 Locations! Heartland Kubota 985-3400 Total Disbursements ...... $4,075.60 April 18, 2013 County Journal Page 11 Trico calls special meeting By Greg Myers In other notes, the boys entering fourth With official election board approved the in- through ninth grades was results not expected tergovernmental agree- approved for June 4-7. back until later this ment with the Jackson- The board accepted an month, Trico did not Perry Regional Office of agreement with SIU for seat its new school board Education and the alter- the placement of student members at its April 15 native COPE safe school. teachers in the district. meeting. The basketball camp In personnel news, the A special meeting has for grades one through board accepted the res- ROSS been set for April 29 at nine was approved for ignation of high school 6:30 for the seating of May 28-31. English and German the new board. The baseball camp for teacher Nick Eastman. FURNITURE & BEDDING

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Sparta FBLA competes Sparta FBLA students competed against other high schools through- out the state April 13 at the State Leadership Conference in Spring- field. In the parliamentary procedure individual event, Zach Coop won ninth place and Tyler Adams eighth. In the parliamentary procedure team event, Adams, Coop, Ciara Lee and Angelica McElveen placed second. Shown in the top photo from left are Lee, Coop, Adams, McElveen, Ma- rissa Poe, Kelsie Shaw and Anthony McIntyre. At right, the web design team of Poe and McIntyre won second place for their website entry. That qualifies them to compete at the national conference in Anaheim, California this summer.

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STEELEVILLE Third Quarter son Tanner, Jesse Taylor TRICO HIGH Freshmen Jessica Crab- Lang, Ashley Wagner, ELEMENTARY High honors: Third- and Madison Taylor. Third Quarter tree, Tori King, Na- Calvin Clendenin, Kylie Third Quarter graders Cameron Arbei- Fourth-graders Ethan High honors: Fresh- thanael McMillan, Liefer, Kaylee James, Clover, Duncan Compton, 4.0: Fifth-graders Alex- ter, Madison Arbeiter, men Patricia Arbeiter, Chase Olson, Christo- Cierra Creason and Hayden Compton, Dalton andria Hinnerichs, Kae- Kody Behnken, Keegan James Barker, Emily pher Stahl and Aniecia Engler, Nisa Engler, Aaron Hanna. lyn Rubach, Haley Shrum Brooks, Timothy Bryant, Bauersachs, Blake Sweetin. Sophomores Katie Evans, Kaitlyn 3.50-3.26: Taryn Baker, and Jacob Sutton. Sixth- Kassidy Bunselmeyer, Hensley, Austin Jarrett, Farmer, Rachel Hensley, Mark Bell, Christopher Gage Bollmann and Em- graders Rachel Bradley, Logan Cleland, Dylan Carolyn Phoenix, Mari- Josi Hurst, Jarrett Jones, Compton, Taylor Ern- ma Valleroy. Gavin Conway, Jackson Compton, Brooke Davis, sol Robles, Lacey Smith, LeeAnn Langwith, Ryan sting, Cassandra 3.25-3.00: Matthew Hamilton, Kiersten Lutz Paytin Donoghue, Adre- David Taylor, Emily Owens, Bryce Shockley, Fricke, Colleen Guy, Smith, Jack Weir, Bradley Mevert and Julia anna Edgar, Keatton Matthew Steele and Jacob Thomas, Megan Welty Niepert. Seventh-graders Edwards, Cole Ehlers, Mykol Major, Zachery Ashley Hennrich, Re- Welge. Fifth-graders and Bailey Witthoft. Sydney Hood, Grace Harris Ehlers, Dalyn Mifflin, Taylor Pa- bekah Mehring, Clayton Kory Behnken, Kyle Sophomores Brett Knop, Alexis Middendorf, Eilers, Dustin Engler, quette, Alacia Schorn, Richelman, Wyatt Roth, Behnken, Cassie Boden- Bunselmeyer, Katie Brandon Middendorf and Sydney Farris, Skylar Garret Schwebel and Jenna Bierman, Allison Guetersloh, Levi Guy, dieck, Makayla Calhoun, Bunselmeyer, Victoria Rowold, Chase Strong Katelyn Myers. Eighth- Carlock, Jacob Chap- Austin Smith. Juniors graders Braden Asher, Claire Hamilton, Kailee Tera Crontz, Devon Fal- and Ad-dison Wachtel. letta, Taylor Hensley, man, Chase Cheatham, Christian Cotton, Kallie Hunter Fedderke and Hurst, Anderson Huse- Nikolis Lissimore, An- McKenzie Cheatham, Garrison, Shelby Dustin Sutton. man, Rhett Jones, Brooke Aimee Goetting, Hay- Guetersloh, Morgan 3.8: Fifth-graders Jake Korando, Jackson Krana- drew Modglin, Samantha CHESTER GRADE Modglin, Tye Nevins, King, Madison Mc- McBride and Jordan Wil- wetter, Adison Lange, leigh Heins, Nichole Third Quarter Jacob Ogle, Ashtyn Rei- Kimbrough, Brittney Millan, Ashley Modglin, son. Sixth-graders Kylie Wilson Lodge, Alanah Highest honors: Fifth- Matheny, Kolten Mc- man, Alexis Thies and Korando, Marcia Kuhl- Zachary Stokes, Taylor Ernsting, Mel Muholland graders Matthew Aber- Bride, Sarah Neff, Au- Brianna Vannoy. man, Brittney Loos, Wilhite and Colton and Ashleigh Stegmann. nathy, Amira Al-Jassim, tumn Ogle, Eli Rees, Julia Audrey Peterein, Jessica Wright. Seniors Chad 3.75: Seventh-graders Chett Andrews, Jessica Madison Haertling and Reiman, Lane Reiman, Prange, Chase Rednour, Bower, Austin Brown, Handel, Lydia Heck, Christopher Wilson. Cori Renner, Shaelee TRICO JR. HIGH Ashley Robinson, Ma- Alyssa Ferguson, Dylan Jaci South, Brianna Eighth-graders Taylor Swisher, Mercedes Tan- Third Quarter kayla Stewart, Morgan Kilpatrick, Tad Lee, Creamer, Paris Polley, ner, Ryleigh Thompson High honors: Eighth- Vogt and Jessamine Surman and Destiny and Damien Williams. Brett Newton and Kellyn Rohlfing, Patrick graders Kristin Bunsel- Winters. Juniors Ko- Williams. Sixth-graders Fourth-graders Alayna Samantha Simms. Rohlfing, R.J. Smith and meyer, Kate Doubleday, urtney Bunselmeyer, Erik Cowell, Jakob Alexander Stern. Anderson, Bethany As- Taylor Compton, Bre- Cushman and Braden bury, Brianna Busch, Stephanie McCaleb, SAINT MARY’S 3.6: Fifth-graders Dylan Jacob McClurken, Hay- anna Couch, Brianna Gentry. Seventh- Hill, Hunter Smith and Jessie Carter Yankey, CATHOLIC Ross Coleman, Reagan den McClone and Jack- Hanks, Brennen Huse- Third Quarter gradersMitchell Colo- Eric Stegmann. Sixth- son Renner. Seventh- man, Rayanna Moore, nel, Brady Kelkhoff and graders Zachary Knop. Couch, Colby Davis, First honors: Third- Isabella Fisher, Rayahna graders Eleanor Kuhl- Olivia Shaffer and Chloe graders Alex Embrich, Zachary Zappa. Eighth- 3.5: Seventh-graders Thies. Seniors Klayton Foutch, Andrew Froeling, man, Hailey Nagel, Matthew Gregory, Madi- graders Logan Colvis, Austin Block, Shane Bunselmeyer, Jacob Middendorf and Made- Kreed Gale, Gabriel Gran- Ryan Vogt and Keeley son Kribs, Luke Miller Cassandra Everding, Crabtree, Rachel Edgar, line Millsap. staff, Dillon Heine, Myah Winters. Sixth-graders and Nicholas Tom- Alyssa Keith, Demontae Kelley, Wyatt King, Bailey Madisen Ebers, Eliza- Jere-miah Froemling, 3.4: Sixth-grader Jacob linson. Fourth-graders Martin, Emily Tudor Kuhnert, Madison May, beth Froemling, Corbin Katelyn Garver, Lauren Hoover. Claire Deterding, and Matthew Woods. Kaya McGowan, Alden Guthman, Jacob Lodge Hoyt, Mikayla Korando, Honors: Fifth-graders Miller, Nikolas Pelate, Rebecca Lehnhoff, Nathan Heffernan, STEELEVILLE and Lacey Westerman. Andrew Bryant, Wyatt Nathan Phoenix, Jillian Blaine Lepere, Kenneth Lauren Soellner and HIGH Honors: Eighth-grad- Johnson, Michael Hu- Schwier, Kenneth Scott, Loos, Lisa Luehr, Clint Ameila Shemonic. Third Quarter ers Autumn Beckner, bert, Karl Mattingly, Charles Sherman, Caleb Brandon Fricke, Alexan- Reiman, April Robin- Fifth-graders Autumn High honors: Seniors Deanna Bollinger, Ryan *Michael Minton, Cath- Tewell, Daniel Vogt, Ian der Jines, Landen son, Kylie Rodriguez, Dunn, Claire Hurst, Ash- Braun, Taylor Hennrich, erine Quivey, *Alex Arm- Weinhoffer, Grant Wel- Korando, Cierra Lane, Tess Rogers, Katelyn tyn Jany, Jocelyn Land- ten, Megan Wettig, Aaron strong, Darin Winkel- Hunter Lodge, Tonya Thies, Lucas VanPelt eros, Jared McCormick Britney McGuire, Madi- man and Jennifer Joost. Williams and Kaden Wil- Miller, Hunter Ogle, and Lucus Watson. and Lauryn Vasquez. son Hasemeyer, Alyssa Juniors Mackenzie Grefe, son. Fifth-graders Hanna Place, Nathaniel Rains, *McKenna Lalis, *Sara Caleb Rieckenberg, Honors: Freshmen Sixth-graders Molly Allen, Samantha Allen, Hadley Ehlers, Hannah Nicholas James, Joshua Potter and Trenton Con- Jordan Bowerman, Dea- Ashley Stokes and Gregory, Hunter Munie, Ehlers, Devon Engler, Rehmer, Shaun Shipley, way. Sophomore Kayla con Bradley, William Samuel Tripp. Seventh- Elizabeth Soellner, Ashby. Freshmen *Alyssa graders Logan Cheat- Justine Farmer, Bran- Colin Wingerter and Mabry Miles, Chloe Landmann, *Bryar Pim, Bramlett, Korey Bunsel- meyer, Wesley Carson, ham, Grace Coleman, don Froemling, Hank Kamryn Wingerter. Sev- Page-Keim and Ethan *Tiffany Qualls, *James Garver, Michaela Gip- Batson, *Kirsten Doeding Nicholas Compton, Lydia Leslie Drews, Michael enth-graders Elizabeth Ray-burn. Sixth-graders and Sidney Eubanks. Dillow, Austin Edie, Peter Fisher, Hunter Hanks, son, Grant Kelley, Tren- Eubanks, Lake Fog- Kara Knop, Owen ton Koch, Tyler Laven- Honors 3.74-3.25: Se- Hauser, Bailey Juhl, Dus- Dylan Henneboehle, erson, Nicholas Hef- Korando, Sylvester niors Kathryn Hurst, der, Brandon Missel- tin Knapp, Dylln Palmer, Kendra Kimbrough, fernan and Joseph Soel- Morse, Emma Draves, Kirzdy Kirkland, Dylan Abbie Pierce, Imy Rieck- Jade Kranawetter, Saw- horn, Juliana Nellis, Kaleb Hughes, Dayton Wesbecher, Cole Diercks, lner. Eighth-graders enberg, Cierra Scott, yer McGlone, Jared Chelsie Parker, Cayley James, Nicholas Meyer, Amanda Cheatham, Alys- Chandler Shockley, Sadie Morgan Atchison and sa Diercks, Sarah Wol- Meyerhoff, Seth Myers, Ryan and Breauna Hailey Asbury, Stevie Stipe, Dominic Tanner, Han-nah Schweizer. ters, Reid Wilson, Alexan- Ryan Naile, Isabella Smith. Sophomores Gilbert, Makayla Mur- Riley Taylor, Garret Thies Second honors: Third- dria Bierman and Ken- Pierceall, Blaire Rei- Skylar Barnett, Blair ray, Cara Childs, Trevar neth Lindner. Juniors La- and Maysa Titsworth. graders Aiden Jany, man, Alexis Smith, Coleman, Philip De- Griffith, Elysia Rosario, Jenna Bievenue, Curry Honors: Third-graders Rachel Stein, Gavin nault, Trenton Fisk, Isaac Jany, Reed Wel- Millsap and Alana Gri- Tristin Hobeck and Alyssa Bastien, Ethan Thies, Colten Titsworth born and Connor Wolff. mm. Sophomores Lind- Hunter Heine, Drake BreAnna Walker. Sev- Bonneville, Christian and Katlynd White. Fourth-graders Bre- say Hammel, Rachel Wil- Byrd, Jaden Coke, Whit- Olson, Wyatt Pope-joy, enth-graders Curtis Sixth-graders Chelsi anna Brigham, Jacob son, Bradley Ebers and ney Dagner, Jackson Kelci Quillman, James Braden Middendorf. Cheatham, Matthew Jany, Alana Meyer and Meyer, Karson Colvis, Doerner, Mitchel Gale, Stewart, Mitchell Wettig Freshmen Matthew Ryan Whitley. Fifth- Taylor Howie, Joslyn Landen Graves, Collin Dammer-mann, Trevor and Justin Wilson. Jun- Todd, Hannah Trevathan Fisk, Brooke Frazer, grader Michael Wing- Abernathy, Adrianna and Kacey Wilson. Hobeck, Marisa Krana- iors Tyler Askins, An- Fedderke, Clay Herrell, *Denotes 4.0 average. wetter, Brysten Kuntz- Katie Gale, Kaitlyn gela Berthold, Lillie erter. Sixth-grader Ab- Hammel, Aimee Jarrett, Maddison Hoffman, man, Emma McComb, Betts, Payton Choate, bey Bauer. Seventh- Carter Naile, Jolie Lance Bohnert, Kristy Michael McCubbin, Alexandrea Cochran, graders Jake Haberber- Sanborn and Karlee Johnson, Austyn Phil- ST. MARK’S Grace Shockley, Kyle Levi Darnstaedt, Paige ger Joshua Haber- Third Quarter Smith, Jamie Vuichard Snider. lips, Faye Hathaway, Ebers, Dalton Eilers, berger and Alyse Vas- High honors 10.1-12.0: and Madison Wehrma. Honorable mention: quez. Emma Naeger, Gwen- Eighth-graders Mada- Fourth-graders Joel Eighth-graders Paige Kyle Hammel, Paige dolyn Sterrett, Tristan lynn Gordon, Kaleb Beckman, Abigail Bilder- Guetersloh, Sierra Has- Hassebrock, Jordan DeLay and Abigail Jones, Seth Olson, Felic- Schwarz, Haley Troue back, Kelsey Carter, Sam- lett, Austin Reiman, ST. JOHN LUTHERAN Myers. Eighth-graders ity Reiman, Tyler and Madison Zweigart. antha Cottom, Connor Robert Shaffer and Third Quarter Kaitlyn Dillow, Haley Seventh-graders *Aaron Fletcher, Darin Guebert, Paige Smith. Seventh- Reiman, Alexis Rod- 4.00-3.76—Ellen Middendorf, Jacob Gold- Austin, Anna Beth Mason Hayden, Shelby graders Ciara Brown, gers, Holly Rodgers, Blechle, Trent Doiron, ing, Christopher Young, Batson, *Chase Ehlers Kelley, Trenton Knight, Lathan Dierks, Alexan- Ryan Stromeyer, Grace Sydney Levan, Emily Brianna Bachmann, and Caitlin Schwarz. Donovan Lohman, Dami- dria Ebbler, Austin VanPelt and Caleb Atchison, Taylor Dun- Jamie Biesterfeld, Jac- Sixth-graders Kelly an Mathis, Christopher Ebers, Danyelle Eilers, Volkman. Seniors ning, Jessica Katten- lyn Brockhouse, Kelli Eaton and *A.J. Stearns. Ottum, Kailey Owen, Chance Fulk, Kayley Maura Christina Ayala Herschbach, Mallory Fifth-graders *Morgan Olivia Pierceall and Chan- Johnson, Jaelin King, braker, Sydney Kor- Murillo, Dallas Bless- Casten, Steven Ehlers, Coop, Bastian Kraus, dler Shaffer. Fifth-grad- Maranda Richards, ando, Bailey Misuraca, Jared Phillips and Chris- ing, Hank Bridgeman, ers Mark Allen, Kimberly Mandi Smith, Charles Mason Westerman, Brennan White, Claire topher Taylor. Seth Brown, Chase Car- Berthold, Hayley Bucha- Stearns and William Drake Bollman, Brooke Junger, McKenzie Honors 8.5-10.0: Eighth- nan, Rylee Fisher, Nayeli ruthers, Dylan Deppe, Thies, Sixth-graders Garris, Randy Kueker, Shinabargar, Brie Ann graders Sydnie Furman, Garcia, John Patterson, Kimberly Diercks, Lane Kennedy Anderson, Logan Mitchell, Jacob Childs and Baylee Brett Rickenberg and Jasmine Serr, Hannah Dierks, Whitney Dunn, Seth Barker, Ryan O’Riley, Shea Petrow- Modglin. Kaylee Wagner. Seventh- Shockley, Jesse Smith, Shelby Farris, Brianna Bauersachs, Jakob ske, Carlee Weir, La- Honorable mention: graders Caleb Diercks Dakota Ticer and Jimmy Ferguson, Levi Gall, Beckman, Chris Brewer, uren Welge, Jacob Fifth-graders Corbin and John Olson. Sixth- Wooley. Elizabeth Gilliam, graders Jaron Berner, Kaitlyn Carlock, Hunter Wingerter, Adeline Fricke, Brittany Mill- Honorable mention: George Kuhlman, Kyle Chloe Gordon and Karley Third-graders Kaden Compton, Chris Dag- Blechle, Ronin Doiron, mann, Shawnell Madi- Lindner, Madison Mot- Kothe. Fifth-graders Compton, Lance Fulk, ner, Sydney Daniels, Ethen Eggemeyer, Zack son, Austin Schweizer, Luke Bartens, Sydney Garrett Glenn, Mason Marcus Davis, Donovan to, Erin Neff, Savanna Houghlan, Parker Seth Snider, Hayven Castens, Kelsey Cowan, Hart, Karlie Haynes, Falletta, Madelyn Gor- Nellis, Alexis Renner, Knippa, Seth Levan, Donnell, Kimberly Holz, Logan Fulkerson, Adri- Octavio Jacquez, Austin don, Keagan Keller, Alex Reuscher, Gannon Katy Liefer, Ryn Pe- Bailey Wahl, Cortnie anna Harris and Alli Johnson, Joel Kunz, Jer- Alec Olson, Juliann Richelman, Brandon trowske, Avery Runge, Winkler, Jonathan Wagner. emy Nellis, Zane Owens, Powell, Michael Rath- Rickenberg, Julie Ro- Andrew Schwarting and Hurst-Roy, Nicholas Phoenix, Gray- ert, Joseph Rayborn, Lo- bertson, Victoria Rus- Brock Williams. TRICO don Rieckenberg, Bailey gan Rednour and Tren- sell and Kindra Smith. ELEMENTARY Smith, Haylee Smith, Ja- 3.75-3.51: Christopher ton Wilson. Honorable mention: Continued on next page__ JOHN A. LOGAN. COLLEGE Salutes All Of You JOHN A. LOGAN COLLEGE CARTERVILLE, ILLINOIS 62918 For Your Hard Work! April 18, 2013 County Journal Page 13

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Amryn Nehring, Brandon Phillips, Trevor Picou, Adam Krisby, Jessie Law- Isabelle Hamilton, Olivia son. Waller and S. Yon. Schwier, Molly Rowold, Natasha Pulliam, Austin less, Cameron Martin, Tyler Hood, Brooke Kordys, Payal Dane Thurau and Maeghan Redeker, Lacey Reynolds, Opolka, Sarah Renner, Patel, Joel Rahlfs and Rachel COULTERVILLE JR. Fuller; sixth grade, Seth Brandi Salger, Jade South, Sydney Smith, Jacob Soder- Wilson. Sophomore Justin HIGH MARISSA JR. SR. Adams, Devin Straight, Alexandria Stirnaman, Tay- lund and Jadyn Yang. Reinhardt. Juniors Amber Third Quarter HIGH Chase Colvis, Marissa lor Straight, Ashley Wege- Eighth-graders Tymera Bleem, Mikala Mayer and 4.0-3.5: Eighth-grader Third Quarter Worthen, Quintin McManus, ner, Kacy Westerman and Brown, Jillian Gasser, Reiko Rivera. Seniors Mindy Clarke. Seventh- Straight A’s: Seventh- Joshuan Rulfo, Anthony Alex Yankey. Seniors Dan- Annielya Hughes, Jaida Jor- Nathan Adams, Sharvell grader Conner Stewart, graders Reesha Bievenue, Glaser and Cody Wahl. Sev- ette Abernathy, Todd Barn- dan, Samantha McManus, Austin, Michaela Crabtree, Mackenzie Talbert and Allison Bollmeier, Cian enth-graders Garret Welker, hart, Morgan Batten, Erin Sherran Morrow, Grahm Taylor Craig, Rachel Gre- Julianne Thornton. Sixth- Cheetham, Gabrielle De- Kaylah Hasemeyer, Mon- Baughman, Allison Briggs, Nitzsche, Melinda Palmer, gory, Luke Henley, Kath- graders Sydney Davis, John caney, Jordin Stewart and tana Rose, Devin Millmann, Harry Colonel III, Jacob Jayda Pearman and Gavin erine Keller, Adam Linders, Hand, Lexy Jebron, Reyd Brendan Wallace. Eighth- Allison Kennon, Kayla Cowan, Joseph Cushman, Sohnrey. Jonathan Lueth, Charles Kempfer and Hayley Strot- graders Alexei Cogdill, Simcock, Marcus Reid, Bran- Trenton Eggemeyer, Andrea Honors: Fourth-graders Penford, Kari Schenk, Seth man. Alaina Fett, Alyssa Florek, don Wright, Autumn Gimber, Taylor Gross, Holly Destiny Beckley, Abbey Shevlin and Derek Stine. 3.49-3.0: Eighth-grader Nichole Hall, Nicole Laskow- Cusman and Destiny Hecht. Hartman, Danielle Hor- Burns, Elisha Easton, Jay- Honors: Freshmen Mic- Justin Harvey. Seventh- ski, Hannah Martin, Kyle Eighth-graders Summer mann, Jessica James, Taw- den Ethington, Caleb Gailey, kaela Becker, Ashley Bren- graders Reece Dyson and Smith and Tony Stoddard. Bower, Alexis McMath, nee Keel, Reed Koeneman, LaRaye Littlepage, Abby ning, Trevor Buckner, Aus- Mallory Moore. Sixth-grad- Freshmen Alicia Jarrett, Cherokee Shipley, Shylee Dillon Ladendecker, Marah Morris, Vincent Mudd and tin Conner, Anna Coulter, ers Denver Gill, Tori Hanna, Chey-anne Miller, Hannah Bereitschaft, Joseph Copple, Laramore, Boyd Miles, Elijah Young. Fifth-graders Gary Dickey, Tyler Figueroa, Alyssa Harms, Allissa Niles and Taylor Schreiber. Matthew Kirchhofer, Daltyn Dalton Misuraca, Michaelyn Dayton Baue, Sydney Dod- Amber Heinemeyer, Brady Klamm, Logan Laumbattus, Sophomores Candace Eisen- Korando, Kaylee Melcing, Modglin, Kyle Oettle, Allison son, Jesse Horner, Jakylia Hess, Brittany Howie, Brad- Chandler Rhodes and Taba- hauer, Alex Dietrich, Mat- Jacklyn Hopkins, Justin Petrowske, Samantha Pfeif- Johnson, Alexis McDonald, ley Kellerman, Andrew Kor- tha Zaccheus. thew Reuss, Sam Scheid, Stehl, Caleb Burdel, Justin fer, Brenton Rains, Tyler Katelyn Peters, Ella Renner dys, Serita Long, Kody Austin Sinn, Kayla Smith Clendenin, Kendra Marinez, Reid, Jonavon Richelman, and Gabrielle Ware. Sixth- McConachie, Traci Pflas- COULTERVILLE and BJ Weekley. Juniors Eian Sickels, Zachery Wahl, Stephen Roth, Alissa graders Eli Bernardoni, terer, William Price, Haylee HIGH Courtney Bingel, Caitlyn Avry Sebastian, Ashleigh Schmerbauch, Dylan Stall- Maddie Ethington, Danielle Shevlin, Paige Valleroy and Third Quarter Cathcart, Julie Foertsch and Hoffman, Cassy Bauthman, man, Jena Tressler, Devin Garcia, Megan Garcia, Nick Hunter Young. Sophomores High honors: Freshmen Rachael Phelps. Seniors Luke Ramos, Destany Th- Valleroy, Trenton Wagner, Goddard, Alison Hartmann, Ashley Birchler, Jeffrey Dylan Birkner and Jessica Wyatt Albert, Jaclyn Baum, ompson and Shawnia Blow. Daniel Walls Jr., Alec Weir Amyia Henry, Mason Kelly, Clutts, Bailey Craig, Seth Stark. Sophomores Valerie Emilie Bollmeier, Moriah and Taylor Yankey. Abby Kissiar, Mary Lee, Ferguson, Juliana French, Howie, George Kempfer and Jarrett, Dustin Johnston, CHESTER HIGH Daymon Oakley, Spencer Gailen Hall, Grace Hamm, Jessica Thornton. Juniors Kayla Juenger, Taylor Mor- Third Quarter EVANSVILLE Steibel, Eddie Williams, Kristin Johnson, Steven Nicole Coke, Santiago Her- rison and Hali Niles. High honors: Freshmen Third Quarter Hannah Wilson and Skylar Johnson, Jase Jordan, James rera Botas, Rachael Reid, High honors: Seventh- Jaclyn Colvis, Lucas Doiron, High honors: Seventh- Zipfel. Seventh-graders Morrow, Hailey Opolka, Danielle Rude, Stacey Wha- graders Kelsey Campbell, Noah Franklin, Natalie Gen- grader Carly Carril. Fifth- Jonah Boston, Kealeigh Kaitlyn Strunk, Bradley ley and Jordan Wright. Se- Seth Carroll, Rayna Cox, try, Elizabeth Heffernan, graders Adrienne Carril, Brown, Sheri Douglas, Valleroy, Braden Watt and niors Beckie Boelling, Bran- Chase Daugherty, James Alyssa Hoops and Jenna Brianna Ledbetter and Turner Haleigh, Kaitlyn Kendra Witherby. Juniors don Conway, Morgan Gi- Inman, Kaylee Jeremias, Wahl. Sophomores Madison Cora Rhodes. Hoffman, Skylar Manker, Joshua Baue, Heather Breit- acomo, Christa Hill, Mat- Mackenzie Kern, Kyla Kra- Kueker, Zachary Martin, Honors: Sixth-graders Grace McDonald, Cole Ogil- haupt, Dylan Clinton, Zach- thew Huff and Julie Zimmer- use, Emily Meyer, Mac- Daniel Moeller, Mallory Jordan Pilout and Jarad vie, Jake Price, Dylon Rob- ary Drumwright, Lashae man. kenzie Murphree, Rylie Westerman and Jee Haeng Stefani. Fifth-graders ert, Rosemary Roth, Madi- Dunn, Lotte Eriksen, Jon Honors: Freshmen Abbey Rednour, Tanner Rhodes, Yoo. Juniors Bradley Anna Gaertner and Nicolas son Shilly and Abby Stork. Kern, Kendra Kessler, Da- Knope and Justice Mc- Brandon Riggins, Samantha Asselmeier, Sarah Bindel, Ledbetter. Eighth-graders Kelby kota King, Anthony McIn- Pherson. Sophomores Romack, Kennedy Wells, Heather Buckley, Austin Honorable mention: Burns, Aziah Clark, Faith tyre, Breanna Ogilvie, Jona- Felicia Apell, Darryl Clarke, Madelene Winter and Nolan Gendron, Lane Gibbs, Nicho- Eighth-graders Lindsey Hagen, Naseur Hobbs, Cam- than Reinhardt, Haley Stork Evan Cometto, Kyle Wissehr. Eighth-graders las Gross, John Hanger, Harbaugh and Alexandra ari Keen, Lacey Markley, and Kyle Walker. Seniors Frederking, Emily Little and Breanna Baum, Morgan Jared Johnson, Maribeth Walter. Seventh-graders Sabrie Nitz-sche, Aaron Jay Baue, Hayden Beattie, Jonathan Rude. Juniors Cross, Mikayala Goodwin, Lawrence, Jacob Lochhead Mackenzie Conner, Joshua Terry, Melanie Venus, Kayla Katie Burns, Klayton Coop, Deena Frederking, Jordan Nikki Kempfer, Abi-gail and Joseph Marks. Seniors Gaertner and Mackenzie Weiser, Jamiesha Whyte, Elliott French, Richard Hall, Greer, Justis Jones and Larson, Brandie Neuner, Caleb Arbeiter, Brian Hart- Stefani. Sixth-graders Kandice Williams and Mathew Holdman, Bethany Dalton Rude. Seniors Lucas Kristie Obptande, Nicholas man, Kyle Landon, Emilee Faith Argus and Seth Gracie Wilson. Hud-dleston, Kavon Hunter, Baird, Caitlyn Ferguson, Rushing, Rebecca Wagner Mattingly, Elizabeth Mc- Becker. Fifth-graders Asa Honorable mention: Derrick Laton-Barnett, An- Erin Hormann, Bryanna and Audrey Wilson. Fresh- Clure, Chelsea Schroeder, Ledbetter. Fourth-graders Zamya Bin- gelica McElveen, Justin Kempfer and Katie Little. men Amy Amburgey, Bailey Christopher Schwartz, Kate- ford, Samantha Broussard, Meyerhoff, Dylan Morrison, Gurley and Jade Skaggs. land Thornton, Casey CHRIST OUR SAVIOR Elizabeth Cluck, Matthew Kirsten Naas, Marc Rinne, Sophomores Robert Fett, Venable, Andrea Wagner Third Quarter Dorf, Jeanette Ethington, Gregory Scheibel, Kelsey MARISSA GRADE Brooke Inman, Kristian and Zane Wallace. Kammermeyer, Elizabeth Honors with high distinc- Caleb Etling, Coner Etling, Shaw, Victoria Ward, Brit- Third Quarter Honors: Freshmen Alyse Maggie Haury, Owen Koran- tany Watt and Joy Wiesen. Straight A’s: Fourth-grad- Martin, Charly Meister, tion 4.0: Elizabeth Koester of Bollman, Malorie Cashmer, do, Cassie McDonald, Noah Honorable mention: ers N. Cathcart, A. Dagner, Trevor Sinn and Danielle Red Bud. Anna Cole, Zackary Con- Wallace. Juniors Terry Am- Honors with distinction Reed, Eric Renner, Kaden Freshmen Emma Adams, A. Hudson, O. Leemon, A. ner, Jennifer Copple, Schneider, Luke Sroka, Jes- Martina Ashley, Olivia Mager, M. Meyer, H. Phelps, burgey, Cheyenna Buck- 3.75-3.99: Christopher Kirk Courtney Dobbs, Brooke sica Williams and Gwen Wil- Beattie, Matthew Bockhorn, E. Smith, J. Stephens and E. ingham, Jillian Moeser and of Evansville and Michaela Easton, Whitney Gibbs, Fifth-graders Fifth-graders Krista Westermann. Seniors Stewart of Coulterville. son. Mason Emily Ford, Megan Grapper- Walker. M. Luke Hartman, Jason He- Beattie, Mallory Buckner, haus, Megan Gregory, Kyle Bollmeier, G. Broussard, L. Alexandria Besse, Maria Honors 3.5-3.74: Luke berlie, Sarah Hecht, Logan Andrea Cavalier, Deon Hagene, Brittny-An Harris, Jones, K. Portz, K. Rahlfs, M. Buss, Steven Cahoon, Trista Boeder of Maeystown, Min- Hormann, Ryan Katten- Gann, Peyton Gregory, Heidi Jeong Ju of South Korea, Clark, Katrina Coffman, Justin Krisby, Avery May, Schreiber and E. Young. braker, Cherree Miller, Kwincy Coffman, Clayton Co- Wyatt Morrison, Hunter Sixth-graders I. Combs, T. Kaemmerer, Ashley Leh- Rebekah Laufer of Renault Christian Mitchell, Olivia hoon, Kevin Fajardo, Mark Naas, Alyze Nesbitt, Savan- Place, H. Steely and B. man, Chazz Phelps, Chaya and Amy Sochowski of Red Moore, Timothy Mott, Pilbean, Austin Place, Jerry Bud. French, Faith Greatting, nah Oliver, Jalyn Penny, Tedrow. Miranda Mueller, Melissa High honors: Fourth-grad- Ransom and Matthew Honorable mention 3.25- Seth Hamilton, Kerry Harris, Brooke Robinette, Brittany Myers, Shelby Ott, Klayton Erianna Henry, Lynsey Hew- Seyferth, Mallery Sinn, Jake ers A. Abrecht, S. Berry, R. Rehmer. 3.49: Megan Joost of Percy. Owens, Alexandra Phillips, itt, Cameron Hicks, Kayla Slaven, Jessica Wiesen and Bievenue, C. Daugherty, C. Honors: Seventh-graders Allaynah Price, Katelyn Hille, Anthony Kelley, Pey- Clayton Wilhelm. Sopho- Dietrich, E. Gibson, E. Michelle Bodendieck, Ian Rader, Tyler Redeker, SPARTA LINCOLN ton Manker, Sejal Patel, mores Sherion Biggins, An- Gillette, M. Hastinge, J. Hudson, Jessica Johnson, Stephanie Roth, Jason Scott, Third Quarter Jared Sauzek, Briana Ste- gela Bockhorn-Nehrt, An- Lazenby and T. Wyninegar. Christopher Laramore, Alli- Anastasia Valleroy, Austin High honors: Fourth-grad- wart and Cole Vuichard. thony Carter, Drake Cas- Fifth-graders E. Carter, A. son Middendorf, Michael Welge, Alexzandrea West- ers Alaysha Bulliner, Bri- Sixth-graders Shane Big- tens, Seth Castens, Adrian Cheetham, M. Krause, M. Nulph, Dylan Schott, Court- brook and Darric Wester- anna Dobyns, Zoe French, gins, Lucas Brooks, Kaitlyn Cox, Hailey Dobyns, Dwayne Mavers, S. Naliborski, L. ney Seering, Logan Setter- man. Sophomores Mikayla Joshua Gregory, Brenna Brown, Taylor Cash, Seren- Dodson, Dakota Funk, Olivia Royal, J. Ruester, G. Schne- lund, Allison Vanhoose, Atchison, Liam Canady, Hartmann, Kaylyn Haynes, ity Couch, Isaac Floyd, Brit- Henry, Trevor Holsapple, ider, G. Shrout, H. Stager, S. Hallie Walker and Annie Rachel Clendenin, Meghan Rylee Kempfer, Shelby ni Goddard, Alli Hummert, Paige Johnson, Mystical Stoddard, G. Wilkerson and Wyninegar. Eighth-graders Ernst, Zhan Gao, Makinzie Louveau, Kourtney McCona- Destiny Jordan, Drake Mahnke, Hailey Ogilvie, K. Young. Sixth-graders C. Kaylee Dagner, Jamie Deg- Griffith, Elijah Hasemeyer, chie, Madison Ortiz, Sean Lomax, Halley Loucks, Tyree Kassey Reese, Logan Robert, Campbell, B. Carter, D. Chan- enhardt, Meagan Gray, Deanna Hohgrefe, Hunter Patton, Kyron Penny, Savan- Nesbit, Sam Powers, Sydnie Kristan Scheibal, Ashley dler, L. Finks, M. Gibson, R. Brittanie Hancock, Ethan Howie, James Jones Jr., nah Phelps, Allison Rheine- Prest, Ayanna Starnes, Woodcock and Stephanie Hall, K. Hancock, H. Mayer, Hollowell, Dylan Murphree, Tristen Junger, Dylan Kas- cker and Faith Sroka. Fifth- Ariana Wallace, Alexus Wil- Woodside. Juniors Katelyn M. Prather, M. Robinson, A. Joey Ruester, Alex Seiber, par, Tyler Knop, Samantha graders Jami Cobb, Breanna liams and Taylor Williams. Blount, Jill Braun, Ashton Sabo, A. Smith and H. Wag- Emily Skorcz, Melissa Trail Kozora, Ronald Kueker, Bodeker, Brianna Denny, Seventh-graders Seth Ber- Carns, Alexandria Diercks, ner. and Kayla Voelker. Fresh- Peyton Lee, Brian Liefer, Sa- Parker Haskenhoff, Cormac ry, Aasha Bulliner, Alissa Jannice Edmonson, Chey- Honors: Fourth-graders men Darwin Broussard, rah Liefer, Robert Lindner, Kloos, Levi Kurtz, Haylie Ethington, Samantha Gen- enne Goldsberry, Robert A. Cathcart, B. Chandler, A. Waylan Caldwell, Lauren Samantha Lingle, Samantha Ledendecker, Emily Loe- try, Sophie Henry, Jaenila Harris, Kenneth Heaton, Crews, A. Horn, T. Johner, B. Holmes, Jamee Houchins, Mathis, Kennedy McCor- sing, Rylie Manker, Alessa Johnson, Diamond Jordan, Katie Hill, Lydia Jaja, Martin, R. Mathis, C. Mc- John Ishum Jr., Abbey mick, Drake Middendorf, An- Montroy, Layla Parker, Priya Brett Kellerman, Jamie Le- Gabriel Marshall, Alec Carty, B. Milam, C. Pilbean, Wallace, Seth Weymouth thony Morefield, Charles Patel, Heather Phelps, Gabe beau, Ethan Moore, Mac- Ninker, Dayton Oliver, M. Reuter, T. Vanover and C. and Emily Wilkerson. Morefield, Jesse Phelps, Sanchez, Jason Sauerhage, kenzie Rodenberg, Sommer Philip Reese, Charles Rog- Wagner. Fifth-graders S. Sophomores Jacob Cobb, CJ McKenzi Rucker, Bradley Isaac Sinn and Daniel Rodenberg, Brandt Self and ers, Schell Voges, William Bearden, J. Broussard, E. Decaney, Dylan Griffith, Surman, Chase Usher, Issiac Wasson. Sixth-graders Trey Raelyn Williams. Eighth- Voudrie, Nathaniel Wasson Cogdill, J. French, D. Grif- Katrena Jordan, Thomas Lar- Wingerter and Madison Beckley, Anita Burns, Ken- graders Shelby Anderson, and Julia Wolf. Seniors fith, B. Henson, A. Lawless, amore, Cody Long, Salena Wofford. Juniors Brenton dall Diercks, Amari Douglas, Miranda Brown, Brooke Jayden Auvenshine, Joshua H. Rushing, E. Schmierbach, Powell, Lea Wagner and Lo- Atchison, Trey Barthol, Luke Gasser, Elizabeth Gre- Craig, Danielle Dodson, Bockhorn, Zachary Coop, M. Shockley, S. Simmons, B. gan Winter. Juniors Brett Rachel Berner, Matthew gory, Luke Howie, Lydia Dajia Dunn, Anthony Fa- Megan Cunningham, Laura Steinwagner, H. Trail, R. Baker, Celeste Brenning, Bohnert, Joel Clendenin, Hughes, Rachel Kahle, jardo, Kelly Garcia, Makayle Hunter, Catherine Kelley, Voelker, J. Wilson and G. Dee Brewer, Candice Honey- Madison Conner, Hunter Dustin Lohman, Nadya Gettis, Kera Kiner, Bailey Lindsey Kempfer, Zachary Wissehr. Sixth-graders C. cut, Christopher Meyer, Cushman, Kramer Egge- Miller, Emily Schlimme, McMurtry, Zach Peters, Kempfer, Kathleen Kirk- Bowlby, J. Broshears, C. Bul- Kaitlyn Seiber and Alexan- meyer, Caleb Golding, Ste- Chloe Shook, Shawna Melina Welten, Derrick Wil- ham, Ciara Lee, Camirea lock, Z. Craig, A. Crossen, B. dria Walker. Seniors Owen ven Harris, Sarah Lochhead, Smith, Alicia Whyte, Jenny liams and Drake Witten- Lowery, Sean Lukes, Saman- Dahlem, B. Haas, H. Hagen, Brenning, Taylor Dedmon, Jacob Long, Kaley Ludwig, Yang and Sissy Zepeda. Sev- born. tha Markley, Casanda Mon- T. Harris, J. Jackson, G. Samantha Hopkins, Gab- Daniel Maly, Justin Marks, enth-graders Kursten Bo- roe, Marissa Poe, Chelsey Jones, K. King, N. King, C. rielle Howard, Travis Kemp- Chase McCarty, Lindsey ucher, Ava Corbin, Kayla SPARTA HIGH Reese, Brittany Sauerhage, Landi, I. McCloskey, M. fer, Anthony Lockard, Ash- McCormick, Cody Mileur, Cowll, Jason Dobyns, Jacob Third Quarter Emily Stefani, Chataqua Parker, E. Root, S. Seering, lee Scheid, Madison Shores Peyton Moore, Autumn Hoffman, Isabella Jones, High honors: Freshmen Warren and Dakasha Wil- L. Underwood, H. Wagner, S. and Victor Trail.

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• www.weirinredbud.com • April 18, 2013 County Journal Page 15 Red Dot gets Chester sewer bid Miller’s Meat Market By Greg Myers of SIUC’s photojournal- ing some of the books to what streets to priori- An accepted bid for ma- ism book focused on market the city. tize.” 1524 S. Main • Red Bud • 282-3334 jor improvements to the Chester, instead opting “It still was a great op- The list contained sev- Locally grown and processed meat and sausages. sewer system and a trans- for a full-page ad in the portunity for the city to eral portions of sidewalks Committed To The Highest Level Of Quality And Food Safety fer of $250,000 from the book for $5,000. With be even selected for this along State, Roberts, gas fund to the general the ad, the city will re- weekend workshop, George, Washington and fund highlighted the ceive 250 copies of the which had numerous Swanwick streets. Chester City Council meet- book, which will be un- students and profes- In other action from SPECIALS ing April 15. veiled later this spring sional photojournalists Monday night, the coun- $ The council accepted in Chester. The council staying in town,” said cil approved a $7,000 Whole Hog Pork Sausage 2.59 lb. Red Dot Construction’s voted 7-1 to purchase an Crossland. “It was a cost estimate for a gas $ bid of $537,697, which ad in the book with Al- great weekend for Ches- valve and main replace- Pork Callies ...... 1.49 lb. was 0.2 percent higher derman Ray Allison be- ter, and we appreciate ment. $ than the engineers’ esti- ing the lone no vote. Southern Illinois Uni- The council voted to ac- Pork Steak...... 1.89 lb. mate of $536,620. Red There was some dis- versity helping us pro- cept Kelly Kost of Chap- $ Dot’s bid was the lowest cussion at the last coun- mote our town.” man and Cutler for bond Polish Sausage ...... 3.29 lb. of four received. cil meeting of the city A list of potential sites counsel. At their last POTATO SALAD • CHICKEN SALAD •PIMENTO CHEESE SPREAD In a move the council purchasing all of the for sidewalk improve- meeting, the council has made each of the books and selling them ments totalling over passed an ordinance au- Competitively Priced Quality Products past several years, $100,000 was presented thorizing the issuance of Heat And for profit. However, af- Full Service Serve Items $250,000 was trans- ter speaking to the city to the council for discus- bonds not to exceed $4.1 Meat Case Stop In And Compare ferred from the gas fund of Carterville, that mood sion. million to refund a por- to the general fund. City change. “This is just a list of tion of the 2005 bond se- Wholesale, Retail, Custom Butchering, Freezer Bundles, Beef Sides And Quarters And Hogs-Whole Or Halves Clerk Nancy Eggemeyer Alderman Nancy sidewalks where I would ries. The bond sale is ex- said in her report the Crossland reported that like to see some major pected to save the city an Illinois Dept. of Agriculture Inspected Daily transfer should leave the Eggemeyer had found improvements,” said Al- estimated $204,000 over general fund in very out that Carterville had derman Mike Blechle. 14 years. good financial condition not sold very many cop- “A lot of them are in bad The council voted to ad- at the end of the fiscal ies of their book, but it shape. I know we don’t vertise for a part-time year. had not strongly concen- have the money to do police dispatcher, a part- The council decided not trated on sales. Carter- them all, so I am looking time cleaning person to purchase 1,800 copies ville is planning on us- for some feedback on and a utility worker. WARNING Artifact Perry Relay TERMITES ARE For Life EATING YOUR HOME show at The Luminaria Cer- EATING YOUR HOME emony, a part of the Re- lay For Life of Perry RIGHT NOW! complex County, will be Friday, May 17 at the Perry WE CAN HELP. An Indian artifact County Fairgrounds at show was held at the 9 p.m. Call Now World Shooting and The ceremony offers Recreational Complex in an opportunity to re- Or Sooner! Sparta Saturday. The member friends and event center was filled family lost to cancer and with tables of items of- to celebrate those who fered for sale or trade. have survived. Complete The gathering was Above, Larry Kinsella of Fairview Heights holds Luminaria are paper sponsored by the South- a replica of what he calls Big Mama, an axe found bags, filled with sand Exterminating Service, Inc. western Illinois Indian in nearby Shiloh in 2001 when the University of and a candle, bearing 10265 Country Club Road • Sparta Artifact organization. Illinois and SIUE held a significant dig. They the name of an indi- (618) 443-3631 • 1-800-810-5191 Tables were filled with found a pit just off I-64 that contained several vidual being honored or arrowheads, weapons, artifacts. Some are on display at Cahokia Mounds memorialized. They are paintings, Indian cloth- State Park. Kinsella said the big axe was used to lit during the ceremony. ing and many other make big cuts in big logs. “It was a real time- The requested dona- items. saver,” he said. tion is $10 per lumi- Hand Painted naria. To order one, call Activities coming up in Sparta 571-1067. HOME April 20 munity information on raffles, food, attendance Sparta IMPACK will resources available. prizes, games, music host a bake sale Satur- There will be free food and a grand prize give- day, April 20 at Sparta and door prizes. The away. DECOR Walmart at 9 a.m. until Beck LPN program will The event is sponsored items are sold. also conduct free blood by local businesses and Cakes, cookies, cup- pressure screenings. humane society sup- For Everyone cakes, muffins, breads The event is free and porters. and chocolate-covered open to anyone. TIF proposals sought strawberries are in- April 26 The city of Sparta is Meet Gracey Willow Tree • Home Decor cluded in the sale. The Sparta Senior Cen- Gracey is a 2 to 3-year- All proceeds will help looking to sell a piece of ter spaghetti supper and property it picked up in old Doxi/Chi mix. She is Wreaths • Garlands • Purses • Jewelry fund the center. bake sale will be Friday, a very easy-going happy For more information blight removal. John Deere Collectibles April 26 from 5 to 6:30 The city owns property dog that can be classified or to donate items, call p.m. as a social butterfly. 443-1144. at 433 State Street, a site Crocs • Vases • Holiday Decor Dinners are $7, $3 for from which a building Gracey is dog and cat friendly and would be a April 20 age 6 and under. Carry- was removed. great addition to any “We’re more than just a pharmacy” The Sparta Primary outs will be available. An adjacent property family. To meet this 1375 S. Main pre-K program will owner, Thad Monroe, April 27 sweet girl, call the Perry KEIL sponsor its Community wants the property and Red Bud County Humane Society Awareness Fair Satur- The Randolph County has offered the city 282-2870 at 542-3647. Pharmacy & Gifts day, April 20 at Lincoln Humane Society will $1,500 for it. Middle School from 9 to hold a fundraiser Satur- The city is seeking al- noon. day, April 27 from 10 ternative proposals, and Vendors and agencies a.m to 2 p.m. at the if none is received, the from around Randolph Sparta Animal Clinic sale to Monroe will go County will have booths parking lot. through. Those propos- set up to give the com- There will be multiple als are due by April 22. Building Company Prices Good Through April 30, 2013 Sliced 1 Lb. Deli Specials American Chunk Cheese $3.19 Colby Hard Off-The-Bone Yellow Or $ 95 Cheese Salami Honey $ 39 White • 5 lb. 12 Each $ 99 $ 19 Ham 4 Lb. Yellow Or Lb. Lb. $ 79 3 4 White • 3 lb. 7 Each LIMITED Guggisberg Trail $ 69 NEW ITEM! $ 79 4 Lb. Baby $ 99 Bologna Black Forest 5 Lb. TIME 4 Lb. 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a member of the tour ville and Howard High School at 10:30 group asked if the stat- Gallois was elected to am. vansville ues were there when the the Sparta District 140 The next EAC PTO E Inca’s were there. The School Board. meeting will be held NEWS guide very patiently ex- Congratulations to April 22 at 6 p.m. New plained that the Incas the archery team from officers will be elected. By Eloise Kueker, 853-4016 were in Peru, not Ari- EAC for winning sev- Come and give your in- zona. enth place at the Na- put. Chat With Wese We also visited the tional Archery Tourna- Evansville Enterprise We spent a week with Desert Museum and saw ment in Springfield. April 13, 1934 Ron and Kathy. We lots of flowering plants, More than 40 schools “Look Out Lizzie” was talked, talked and many different cacti and and 700 students par- performed at the high talked. We picked ripe some animals native to ticipated. Sixteen EAC school gym. grapefruit off the tree in the desert. I could feel students participated, The Valleroy family the backyard, and the sun warming my and the coaches are moved to the house on Kathy and I made fresh skin, and when we got Ryan McClellan and the Cragan farm known squeezed juice. The back to the house, I Kent Wall. as the old Conley Place. grapefruit we buy in the found I had a nice tan Receiving their first J.J. Dahlem, one of store cannot compare to line. Holy Communion April Evansville’s oldest citi- those freshly picked. We spent several eve- 7 at St. Boniface Catho- zens, reached the age of There had been no rain nings with our niece lic Church were Molly 80 April 6, 1934. Rela- in Phoenix for over 100 Patty, her husband Colin Huether, Cole Johnson, tives and friends helped days prior to our visit and their delightful chil- Olivia Schilling, Hunter him celebrate. but it rained for a day dren Ainsley and Valleroy and Landon Three birthdays were after we got there. It Jamison. We ate supper Walter. celebrated at the Will- even hailed. Of course, on their patio and en- Although July 19 may iam Lauber home. Birth- we took pictures of that. joyed visiting with them. seem a long way off, it day people were Will- It was very small hail, Colin hikes the Grand is just around the cor- iam Lauber, Fritz but it did accumulate Canyon several times a ner and plans are under Becker and Eugene along the fence. year. As a family, they way for Evansville Days Walter. In the AAA tour book, visit the canyon quite of- on the Kaskaskia. Will Wicklein and a 1500 vendor swap ten, so they were our of- The committee is seek- Norbert Cragan went to meet was featured, and ficial guides. ing young ladies and Evansville, Indiana to of course, Ron and This week in History young men for the Little get a new gasoline tank Kathy are frequent April 17, 1964: The Miss and Mister Evans- to use on the Standard shoppers. So on the Ford Mustang debuted at ville contest. This is Oil truck, which Mr. and Mrs. David Gramenz rainy day, we headed for the World’s Fair. open to youngsters Wicklein uses to deliver Yvonne Lynn Eater and David Paul Gramenz it. We spent a long April 17, 1961: The Bay three to 12 who attend gasoline. were united in marriage Saturday, December 29, morning Friday walk- of Pigs invasion begins. Evansville school. The Evansville Fire De- 2012 at St. Mark’s Lutheran Church in Steeleville. ing and looking and got April 17, 1790: Ben- All candidates receive partment will once Rev. Dr. Alan Janneke officiated. some great bargains jamin Franklin dies. 19 percent of the money again sponsor the Miss The bride is the daughter of Richard and Bar- there. April 18, 1775: Paul Re- turned in. All candi- Teen Evansville con- bara Eater of DuBois. The groom is the son of Saturday, it was warm vere rides. dates will ride in the pa- test. Allen and Carolyn Gramenz of Steeleville. and sunny, and we April 18, 2012: Dick rade. Coronation will be The competition is Grandparents of the bride are the late John and headed for Tucson. This Clark dies. after the parade at the open to girls ages 13-19 Helen Grzegorek of Ashley and the late Harold is where the huge cacti April 22, 1889: The village hall park. If you with a 62242 zip code. and Lorene Eater. Grandparents of the groom are that everyone associates Oklahoma land rush be- have any questions, call For more information Gilbert and Lucille Roth of Steeleville and the late with the dessert are gins. David Zweigart at 853- contact Tammy Huels- Bruno and Luetta Gramenz. abundant. We took pic- April 22, 1945: Hitler 2613 or 317-8542. mann at 853-4401. Matron of honor was Connie Kujawa, sister of tures standing next to admits defeat. The next EAC track Mom-2-Mom is spon- the bride. Bridesmaid was Christine Smith, friend them. We visited the San April 23, 1564: William meet is Saturday, April soring a huge yard sale of the couple. Ava Kujawa, niece of the bride, was Xavier Mission, and that Shakespeare is born. 20. The team will travel and bake sale at St. the flower girl. is where I encountered April 23, 1954: Hank to Red bud for the St. Boniface Parish Center Best man was Mark Gramenz, brother of the stupidity. As our well- Aaron hits his first home John Catholic Invita- Saturday, April 20 from groom. Groomsman was Bryan Gramenz, cousin informed tour guide was run of his MLB career. tional at the Red Bud 7 to noon. To set up a of the groom. telling us about the Congratulations to all High School at 9:30 am. table, contact Pam Ushers were Stefan and Eric Gramenz, cousins early history of the mis- of the candidates who On Friday, April 26, Kueker at 559-5303. of the groom, and Brendan Eater, brother of the sion, he mentioned the won the recent elections. the team will compete Each vendor is asked to bride. Hayden Kujawa, nephew of the bride, was Aztec Indians. It wasn’t Craig Valleroy was in the Randolph County bring an item for the the ring bearer. five minutes later when elected mayor of Evans- track meet at Sparta bake sale. The bride is a graduate of Southern Illinois Uni- versity Carbondale and is employed by SIUC. The Randolph groom is a graduate of Murray State University Perry Gold Plate and is employed by Gramenz Farms LLC. A reception was held at the Steeleville Ameri- Activities salad, chocolate pie. marriage FRIDAY: Vegetable lasa- can Legion Hall. April 22-26 gna, tossed salad, garlic Following a honeymoon in Tennessee, the couple MONDAY: Bingo. bread, peas, fruit fluff. licenses is residing in Sparta. TUESDAY: Shawnee Al- Gold Plate Nutrition Corey James Seders to liance Times R Chang- Sites are open to all se- Ann Christine Bierman, ing with Judy Ellit at niors 60 years of age both of Red Bud 10:30. and older. For a sug- Michael D. Gerlach to WEDNESDAY: Bingo. gested donation of $3, Emily Renee Korando, THURSDAY: Prize you may enjoy a nutri- both of Sparta bingo. tious meal in the com- Steven L. Richter to FRIDAY: Cards. pany of good friends. We Rebecca D. Moravec, Thanks To Activities subject to have a limited availabil- Stewart both of Steeleville change without notice. ity for home delivered Jonathon Stewart and Michael A. Bieber to Everyone Menu meals for those who Brittany Jeffers of Steele- Kendra M. Yankey, both MONDAY: Baked ham, qualify. Meal sites are lo- ville proudly announce of Prairie du Rocher potato salad, carrots, cated in Du Quoin, Cut- the birth of a daughter. Jonathan D. Froemling For Your applesauce, pears. ler and Willisville. Mia Nicole Stewart was to Rebecca B. Boyd, both TUESDAY: Turkey, To make a reservation born at 4:11 p.m. Mon- of Campbell Hill Support! mashed potatoes, gra- or for more information, day, April 1, 2013 at Support! vy, green beans, cake. feel free to call 542-3511 Memorial Hospital in WEDNESDAY: Fried and we will be more than Carbondale. Randolph chicken, green beans, happy to answer any She weighed 7 pounds Bob Sutton spiced apples, peanut questions. 7.2 ounces and was 20.5 butter pie. Reservations are ap- inches long. divorces Thanks! THURSDAY: Swiss preciated before 8 a.m. Maternal grandpar- Alyssa Ann McWher- steak, mashed potatoes, on the day you wish to ents are Brian and Nan- ter, petitioner, Seth Tho- peas and carrots, tossed eat with us. cy Jeffers of Steeleville. mas McWherter. Disso- Paternal grandparents lution of marriage was are Terry and Melissa granted April 1, 2013. Sparta hospital aux. Stewart and Dean and Travis Lee Baughman, Morris Sandra Schnoeker, all of petitioner, Robin Eliza- Rickenberg Steeleville. beth Baughman. Disso- gift shop volunteers Mia joins a brother lution of marriage was has good news for you. Brenden Cole Stewart. granted April 1, 2013. April 19: Betty Slavens Ashbrook and Alene and Lela Asbury Holloway Low Rates for your auto, April 20: Anna April 24: Donna Batson home, farm and personal Bulliner and Shirley Reimer insurance needs. Ask April 22: Lena Wiggins April 25: Ginger and Thank You For The and Donna Bannister Jerry Cornick and about our discounts and April 23: Paulette Sandy Smith Support On The payment plans. April 9th Election. Morris Rickenberg Insurance Happy 90th Matt Young 108 East Broadway Randolph County Steeleville Birthday Road District #2 Commissioner 965-2240 Home Office: Edwardsville, IL Emmett! Still As Handsome As Ever! To The Memory Of A Reception Karen Deppe In Memory Of

“Life isn’t about waiting StellaStella CoffeyCoffey Thank You! for the storm Will Be Held I want to express my sincere to pass. Sunday, thanks to all the Ellis Grove It’s about April 21, 2013 residents for their vote in this learning election and for their support to dance in Noon-1:00pm and confidence in me and the rain.” the village board. First United Methodist Church Sincerely,Sincerely, Greatly Missed This Day And Every 600 W. University Jerry Walls Day By Those Who Knew Her Sparta April 18, 2013 County Journal Page 17

tion starts at 6. Come on Coulterville out and have fun. Do S’ville senior site some Mother’s Day Activities THURSDAY: Taco cas- wanwick serole, refried beans, S shopping. Bring in April 22-26 spinach salad, school supplies for a MONDAY: Bingo at 10. NEWS applesauce, bread pud- chance to put in for an Exercise at 11. By Diana Cole, 758-2880 ding. all-in bid paddle. The la- TUESDAY: Mederi FRIDAY: Salmon pat- Coulterville News dies auxiliary will serve blood pressure check at ties, stewed tomatoes, Roxie O’Rear had sloppy joes, chips and 10. steamed mixed veg- breakfast at Pistol City pickles for $3. WEDNESDAY: Bingo at etables, cranberries. last Monday with Pit Phil and Sally Hepp 10. Exercise at 11. Milk, tea, coffee and and Dale Phelps, Ronna visited Sunday with THURSDAY: Mederi bread are served with Jenne and her brother Sally’s brother Terry Caretenders bingo at 10. each meal. Micheal Phelps from then had lunch at Red FRIDAY: Bingo at 10. Our hours are 8:30 to Colorado. Lobster in Fairview Exercise at 11. Condolences to the Heights. 2 p.m. Monday through family and friends of Calling all Knope girls. Menu Friday, except holidays. Russelyn Kay (Miles) There will be a get-to- MONDAY: Swiss steak, For more information or Pea, formerly of gether at Pistol City in mashed potatoes, green to make a reservation, Coulterville. Coulterville Tuesday, beans, apricots. please call 965-3134 ext. The VFW Ladies Aux- April 30 at 1 p.m. Be TUESDAY: Beef roast, 5. iliary held elections there and bring some cooked cabbage, potato Reservations are ap- April 8. memories. casserole, peaches. preciated by 9:30 a.m. The new officers are Greeter at United WEDNESDAY: Chicken on the day you wish to Linda Foster, president, Methodist Church Sun- and rice, Carolina beans, eat with us. We would Sue Wells, senior vice, day was Nancy Red- slaw, mixed fruit, lime love to have you; we like Melba Rust, junior vice, nour. Beth Adkins gave jello dessert. making new friends. Catherine Raney, trea- the message Jesus surer, Tabitha Basse, Comissions Peter. Beth chaplain, Diana Cole, also did the children’s Sparta senior center secretary, Linda Harvey, message. To celebrate 50th Activities gravy, whipped potatoes, conductress and Mary There was special mu- Ronald and Mary Lou Mahan will celebrate spinach or navy beans, April 22-26 Bodeker, guard. Trust- sic by Ruth Ann Edgar. their 50th wedding anniversary April 27. peaches and cream. MONDAY: Exercise at ees are Judy Rainey, Vacation Bible School Ron Mahan and Mary Lou Wilson were married FRIDAY: Chicken or 10:30. Bingo at 12:30. Patti Bodeker and will be coming soon, at Peace Lutheran Church in Steeleville April 27, cream of potato soup, Elaine Hargis card club. Sandy Snodgrass. The and volunteers are 1963. ham, pickled beets, fruit TUESDAY: Bingo at next meeting, which will needed. The couple is requesting a card shower in honor salad. 12:30. Art class at 1. include installtion of the Greeters at Grandcote of their marriage. If you would like to wish them Suggested donations WEDNESDAY: Exercise officers, is May 13. Presbyterian Church a happy 50th, please mail them an anniversary are congregate $3.50 and at 10:30. Chris Fulton at The Coulterville Holi- April 14 were Ron and card to 5968 State Route 4, Steeleville 62288. home delivery $3.75. 10:30. day Association is host- Sandra Kempfer. At- The couple has one daughter Rhonda (Lorin) Once seniors are served, THURSDAY: Chorus at ing a Mother’s Day quar- tending the nursery was Mott. They have three grandsons Jonavon and anyone who would like to 10:15. Bingo at 12:30. ter auction Saturday, Jeanie Stark. Clayton Richelman and Connor Mott. purchase a meal, without Chorus to Coulterville at April 20 at the Coulter- Pastor Stark’s message drink, $5. ville VFW. Doors open was Part 2 of Evange- 2. at 5 p.m., and the auc- lism for the Rest of Us. FRIDAY: Exercise at Chester senior center 10:30. Bingo at 12:30. Activities etable soup, sandwich Chorus to Randolph April 22-26 (cook’s choice), mixed County Care Center at 2. MONDAY: Grocery romaine salad, pears, Spaghetti dinner fund- bingo at 10. cookie. raiser from 5-6:30. RANDOLPH TUESDAY: Shop Wal- WEDNESDAY: Roast Some activities are mart in the a.m. Cal’s beef, gravy, whipped po- subject to change. MONUMENT WORKS knife sharpening. tatoes, succotash, straw- Menu Since 1900 WEDNESDAY: Exer- berries, angel food cake. MONDAY: Pork patty, Samantha cise with Glenna at 10. THURSDAY: BBQ Davis, gravy, whipped potatoes, Manager Nickel bingo after chicken, baked beans, vegetable medley, apple- lunch. hot potato salad, gelatin 701 W. Broadway sauce. STEELEVILLE THURSDAY: Quilting at with fruit. TUESDAY: Chili, cheese 8:30. Shop Rozier’s in FRIDAY: Country fried stick, strawberries, ba- (618) 965-3333 Steele—Grein the a.m. Red Bud Home steak, biscuit, milk gra- nanas, pineapple, crack- Mark and Emma Care presentation by vy, hash browns, melon MONUMENT SALES Bradshaw—Domescik ers. Steele of Pinckneyville Stephane at 11. fruit cup, fruit juice. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen WEDNESDAY: Chicken CEMETERY LETTERING and Bonnie and Leslie FRIDAY: Bingo pro- Bradshaw of Walsh, an- Meals served at 11:30 and dumplings, seasoned Hill of Steeleville an- vided by Perry Oaks at CUSTOM DESIGNS OUR SPECIALTY nounce the engage- a.m. Please call 826-5108 green beans, cole slaw, nounce the engagement 10. 50/50 drawing. We Guarantee All ment of their daughter by 9 a.m. the day you cherry crisp. of their daughter Nicole Menu wish to eat with us. Sup- THURSDAY: Roast beef, Monuments & Workmanship Lydia Kay Bradshaw to Marie Steele, to Daniel Austin Jarek Dome- MONDAY: Chicken port your site, visit of- Jason Grein, the son of ten. scik, son of Mr. and Jerome and JoAnn salad, cole slaw, broc- Mrs. Matt Domescik of coli and cauliflower Suggested donation Grein of Ozora, Mis- for congregate meal Fisher, Kerkhover Fairview Heights. souri. salad, purple plums, $3.75, some delivered Lydia will graduate Nicole is a 2004 gradu- brownie. meal $4. from Missouri Baptist ate of Steeleville High TUESDAY: Beef veg- & Coffey LAW OFFICE University in December School. She received an 2013 with a bachelor’s associate’s degree in art degree in education at Southwestern Illinois Edward J. Fisher with a minor in Span- College in 2006 and a Home Improvements Made Easy! R. Jeffrey Kerkhover ish. bachelor’s degree in Austin will graduate nursing at Southeast Hardware • Electrical Bulk Garden Seed Jason E. 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RUSSELYN PEA ACTON R. DANIEL H. Russelyn Kay Pea, “A.R.” TERRY HARTMANN 73, of Henderson, Ken- Acton R. “A. R.” Daniel H. Hartmann, 82, tucky, formerly of Terry, 84, died at of Baldwin, was called to Coulterville, died Southeast Healthcare his heavenly home at 2:05 Thursday, April 11, in Ellington, Missouri a.m. Friday, April 12, 2013, 2013 at Barnes-Jewish Sunday, April 7, 2013. at St. Louis University Hospital in St. Louis. He was born in Hospital with his family She was born April Sparta November 29, by his side. He had sus- 24, 1939 in Sparta to 1928 to Harlan and tained head injuries from Russell and Ima Mae Mabel Kane Terry. a fall at his home. Patton Bartlett. Her fa- He married Doris He was born December 10, 1930 to Henry and ther died six weeks be- Jean Sheridan in Hilda Laufer Hartmann in fore she was born and Marissa December 19, 1948. She preceded Baldwin. from the age of two him in death. He married Patsy years old was raised by her stepfather Frank He married Eunice Jones DeHaven August 9, Falkenhein October 10, 1958 at St. John Lutheran Miles. 1995, a childhood friend and classmate. She sur- Church in Baldwin. She survives. She married Delbert Leming February 25, 1959 vives. He is also survived by two daughters Cheryl Graber in Coulterville, and they later divorced. He pre- He enlisted in the U. S. Air Force and served (fiancé Todd Young) and Karen (Jim) Schulz, all of St. ceded her in death May 24, 2009. on a bomber crew in Korea. His enlistment was Louis; one son Michael Hartmann of Freeburg; eight She later married Jerry Pea and he also pre- extended for an extra year due to the outbreak grandchildren Ryan (Chelsea) Wegener, Robbie ceded her in death. of war. He was a member of the ARCH Radio Club Graber, Taylor and Matthew Schulz, Emily and Jessica She was of the Presbyterian faith and worked of St. Louis and a founder of Eagles Aerie 4234 Hartmann and Megan Steibel; three great-grandchil- for the American Red Cross blood distribution, of Ellington. dren Alexa and Brendyn Wegener and Brayden White; retiring after 31 years. She was a member of the He was an outdoorsman, hunter and fisherman one sister Dorothy (Melvin) Kangas of Anacortes, Wash- Moose Lodge and Red Hats in Florida. She loved as long as he was able. He was well-liked and ington; one brother Henry (Sue) Hartmann of Sparta fishing and spending her winters in Florida. respected in the communities where he lived. and brother-in-law Jim Bradfield of Indio, California. She is survived by two brothers William F. He was also preceded in death by his parents, He was preceded in death by his parents and one (Linda) Miles of Pinckneyville and Hugh D. (Su- two brothers Leo and Madison Terry and twin sister Marian Bradfield. san) Miles of Portage, Wisconsin; three nieces daughters Bonnie and Connie. Danny proudly served his country in the U. S. Air and nephews Mark (Karen) Miles of Patterson, He is also survived by three daughters, Sandy Force from 1951 to1955 when he was honorably dis- California, Rhonda (Dave) Lovato of Merced, (David) Jackson and Mindy (Aaron) Santhuff, all charged. He spent much of that time stationed in Ja- pan. California and Kara Robinson (Kurt Vogelsang) of Centerville, Missouri and Rebecca Terry of From there he returned home to join his father in of DeForest, Wisconsin and special friend, Don Kansas City, Missouri; five grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren. running the family business, Hartmann Farm Supply Willoughby of Henderson, Kentucky. Memorial services will be held at Tilden Cem- Inc. and later, he and his brother opened the Millstadt She was also preceded in death by her parents, etery Saturday, April 20, 2013 at 1 p.m. location. He was well-known and well-respected in the stepfather and infant brother Jimmie R. Miles. Memorials may be given to the American farming industry. He continued working the New Hol- Funeral services were held at Pyatt Funeral Heart Association, Gift Processing Center, PO land farm implement dealership with his brother Henry Home in Coulterville Monday, April 15, 2013 at Box 78851, Phoenix, Arizona 85062-8851, who will until the final day of his life. 7 p.m. Burial will be in Coulterville City Cem- notify the family. He was baptized, confirmed, and remained a lifelong etery at a later date. member of St. John Lutheran Church in Baldwin. Memorials may be made to the American Can- GLADYS MARIE He was a member of American Legion Post 619 in cer Society or Randolph County Humane Soci- RISLEY Baldwin, and he served the Baldwin Fire Department ety. Gladys Marie Risley, as a volunteer for over 55 years. Sign the guest book at pyattfuneralhome.com. 81, of Marissa, died He was known as Rabbit to his friends. He was an Tuesday, April 9, 2013 avid Rams football fan and never missed a season’s at Columbia Rehab and game with his football crew. SGT. Nursing Home in Co- Funeral services were held at 10 a.m. Tuesday, April CHRISTOPHER lumbia, Illinois. 16, 2013 at St. John Lutheran Church in Baldwin with ADAM LAMBERT She was a home- Rev. John Taggatz officiating. Burial was in the church Sgt. Christopher maker. She was a mem- cemetery. Adam Lambert, 32, of ber of Clarmin Baptist Welge-Pechacek Funeral Home in Red Bud was in charge of arrangements. Elberta, Alabama, for- Church and in later Memorials may be made to St. John Lutheran Church merly of Coulterville, years attended the First Baptist Church of in Baldwin or Christ Our Savior Lutheran High School. died June 23, 2012. Sign the guest book at wpfh.net. Christopher was Marissa. She loved spending time in the kitchen cooking and espe- born April 18, 1978 in cially baking pies. She also enjoyed working Pinckneyville to John puzzle books and fishing when she was still able. and Joyce Heiple Lam- She was born June 15, 1931 in Lively Grove to MICHAEL D. bert. Manfred and Minnie Blank Wilkerson. VAN AUSDOLL He proudly served She married John Lowell Risley. He preceded Michael D. Van his country in the Ala- her in death. Ausdoll, 65, of Percy, died bama Army National She is survived by her children Linda (Refugio) at 6:26 a.m. Wednesday, Guard, B Company, 131st AVN, as a UH-60 Black- Ochoa of Caseyville, Illinois, Jack (Bonnie) April 10, 2013 at his son’s Hawk helicopter crew chief, serving one tour in Risley of Marissa, Steve (Becky) Risley of Chester home in Campbell Hill. Iraq with love, honor and devotion. He was a and Brenda (Bruce) Ashley of Sparta; one daugh- He was a carpenter. He dedicated father and dearly loved spending time ter-in-law Elizabeth Risley of Walsh; 14 grand- served in the U.S. Navy with his sons. children; seven great-grandchildren and one sis- during the Vietnam War. He is survived by two sons Christopher Lam- ter Helen (Lowell) Lloyd of Sparta. He was a Christian and loved to read his Bible. He bert Jr. and Gage Reilly Lambert; father John She was also preceded in death by her parents, wrote poems, did draw- Lambert; mother Joyce (James) Consolo; grand- one son Jeffrey Risley, two granddaughters Car- ings, loved nature, hunt- mother, Florence Lambert; seven brothers and rie Risley and Laura Diercks and one brother Willard “Buck” Wilkerson. ing, fishing, living in the country and spending time sisters Crystal, Dennis, Rebecca, Rick, Julie, Jef- with family and friends. frey and Bryanna; half brother Sylvester; half- Funeral services were held at Heil-Schuessler Funeral Home in Marissa Friday, April 12, 2013 He was born June 26, 1947 in Red Bud to Roscoe and sister Vickie; stepbrother Jason and stepsister Margaret Repke Van Ausdoll. Krissy. at 11 a.m. with Rev. Wilbur Franklin officiating. Burial was in Marissa Township Cemetery. He married Vickie Qualls March 18, 1968 in Campbell He was preceded in death by three grandpar- Memorials may be made to Alzheimer’s Foun- Hill. She preceded him in death May 28, 1981. ents, an uncle and cousin. dation of America. He is survived by five sons Michael R. Van Ausdoll A graveside memorial service will be held at Sign the guest book at heilschuessler.com. of Campbell Hill, Matthew Van Ausdoll of Timminsville, Mueller Hill Cemetery in Pinckneyville Satur- South Carolina, Heath Van Ausdoll of Florence, South day, April 20, 2013 at 11 a.m. with Steve Burton ALBERT EUGENE Carolina, Jesse Van Ausdoll of Hattisburg, Mississippi officiating. Graveside military rites will be pro- “GENE” LOUCKS and Lucas Van Ausdoll of Pamplico, South Carolina; vided by the Sparta VFW. Family and friends are Albert Eugene “Gene” Loucks, 85, of Palmdale, one daughter Maggie Evans of Elkville; 17 grandchil- asked to go directly to the cemetery. California, formerly of Sparta, died peacefully Fri- dren; four great-grandchildren; his mother Margaret A celebration of his life will be held Saturday day, April 5, 2013 at his home. He had been in hos- Smith of Campbell Hill; one brother David Van Ausdoll at the Sparta VFW following the graveside ser- pice care since February. of Marion; one sister Angela Olinger of Campbell Hill vice. As a young man, he enlisted in the U.S. Army in and one aunt Barbara Slusher of Tremont, Illinois. Pyatt Funeral Home in Coulterville is in charge 1948 and was honorably discharged in 1950. Eighty- He was preceded in death by his father. of the arrangements. nine days later, he was recalled and served at the Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday, April 20, 2013 at Wilson’s Funeral Home in Ava with Pastor Memorials may be made to Christopher and U.S. headquarters in Japan during the Korean Con- Steve Evans officiating. Burial will be in St. Luke’s Gage Lambert. flict. He was a life member of Sparta VFW. Lutheran Cemetery in Campbell Hill. Sign the guest book at pyattfuneralhome.com. Upon his return from Japan, he began managing supermarkets including Sparta Food Park and Visitation will be held Saturday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Steeleville IGA. He, Mary and son Larry relocated at the funeral home. BERNADINE E. SNODGRASS to southern California in 1983 to be near his chil- Memorials may be made to a love fund for the fam- Bernadine E. Snodgrass, 86, of Sparta, died at dren. He owned and operate G&M Courier Service ily. Sign the guest book at wilsonsfuneralhome.net. 9 a.m. Monday, April 15, 2013 at the Randolph in Antelope Valley, California for many years. He County Care Center in Sparta. enjoyed interacting with his customers, making She was a member of Our Lady of Lourdes many lasting friendships. Catholic Church in Sparta. She was a member He was baptized and confirmed in Missouri of St. Ann’s Altar Sodality and Our Lady of Synod Lutheran Church and was a dedicated mem- THERESA J. Lourdes Quilter Club. ber of Grace Lutheran Church in Lancaster, Cali- “TERRY” JUENGER Theresa J. “Terry” She was a clerk at Ben Franklin. fornia for the past 24 years. Juenger, 66, of Marissa, She was born November 5, 1926 in Ste. He was a loving husband, father and grandfather. He will be truly missed. born March 7, 1947 in Genevieve, Missouri to Edgar and Caroline He was born in Perry County, Illinois November Fargo, North Dakota, died Herzog Pinkley. 12, 1927 to Albert and Floy McConnaughay Loucks. Monday, April 15, 2013 at She married Wilmer W. Snodgrass March 18, He married the love of his life Mary Spier Memorial Hospital in 1943 in Chester. He survives. Theobald December 1, 1972. She survives. Belleville. She is also survived by one son Wayne He is also survived by four daughters Patti She was a homemaker. Snodgrass of Sparta and two grandchildren Dunlap of Skyforest, California, Karyn (Doug) She was a member of Cynthia Katz of Effingham and Christine Lynn Willis of Moreno Valley, California, Judi (Victor) Eastern Star, Sparta Schuette of Breese. Fernandez of Sebastopol, California and Peggi Eagles and lifetime mem- She was preceded in death by her parents and Clapper of Grass Valley, California; two sons John ber of Sparta VFW. one daughter Lou Ann Snodgrass. (Diana) Loucks of Sacramento, California and Larry She married Leland Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Thurs- Theobald of Lancaster, California; two brothers Juenger July 14, 1976. He day, April 18, 2013 at Our Lady of Lourdes Catho- Paul Loucks of Hurst and Charles (Elizabeth) survives. lic Church in Sparta with Father John Agbasiere Loucks of Lancaster, California; five sisters-in-law She is also survived by her children Denise Tucker officiating. Burial will be in Caledonia Cemetery Fran (Ed) Skelly of Lenexa, Kansas, Carol (Cade) and Rhonda Clutter, both of Marissa, Tammy (Jerry) in Sparta. Wentz, Susan (David) Piel of Baldwin, Eunice (Don) Luecking of Lenzburg, Pamela (Jesse) Zepeda of Visitation will be held at McDaniel Funeral Montroy of Walsh and Lynn (Dan) Witthaus of Coulterville, Jason (Ashley) Smith of Marissa, Patricia Home in Sparta Thursday from 8 to 9:30 a.m. Wildwood, Missouri; four brothers-in-law Erhardt (David) Presley of Red Bud, Devon (Judy) Juenger of Memorials may be made to St. Ann’s Altar So- (June) Spier, Jim (Darlene) Spier, all of Baldwin, Marissa and Darin Juenger of Red Bud; 21 grandchil- dren and 16 great-grandchildren; one brother Jim dality or Our Lady of Lourdes Quilter Club. Fred (Joyce) Spier of Punta Gorda, Florida and Dale (Dorann) Clark of St. Louis; four sisters Sandy Owens Sign the guest book at mcdanielfh.com. Spier of Omaha, Nebraske; 11 grandchildren; four great-grandchildren and special four-legged com- of Breese, Sharon (Cal) Hodges of St. Louis, Debbie panion Peaches. Smith of Jasonville, Indiana and Pat (Joe) Indelicato of He was preceded in death by his parents, one sis- St. Louis and mother-in-law Virginia Juenger. FRANCES HUTCHINGS ter Maxine Hochmuth, father-in-law Erhardt Spier She was preceded in death by her father Thomas Frances L. Hutchings, 68, of Pinckneyville, Sr. and mother-in-law Dorothy Spier. Clark, her mother Doris Thompson Broderick and one died at 7:39 p.m. Tuesday, April 9, 2013 at Wash- Services were held at 11 a.m. Saturday, April 13, brother Darrell Broderick. ington County Hospital in Nashville, Illinois. 2013 at St. John’s Lutheran Church in Baldwin with Funeral services will be held at Heil-Schuessler Fu- There are no services. Cremation rites have Pastor John Paggatz officiating. Burial was in the neral Home in Marissa Thursday, April 18, 2013 at 11 been accorded. church cemetery. a.m. with Rev. Gail Geisel officiating. Burial will be in Styninger Funeral Home in Nashville was in McDaniel Funeral Home in Sparta was in charge Marissa Township Cemetery. charge of arrangements. of arrangements. Visitation will be at the funeral home Thursday from Memorials may be made to the American Heart Memorials may be given to St. John’s Lutheran 9 to to 11 a.m. Association. Church in Baldwin, Grace Lutheran Church in Memorials may be made to the Coulterville VFW Sign the guest book at styningerfuneral Lancaster, California or donor’s choice. Women’s Auxiliary. homes.com. Sign the guest book at mcdanielfh.com. Sign the guest book at heilschuessler.com. April 18, 2013 County Journal Page 19

ROBIN L. SCHAFFER ORA GERALDINE BICKET Robin L. Schaffer, 53, LEE SMITH Geraldine “Gerry” of Coulterville, died Ora Lee Smith of Bicket, 89, of Sparta, died Sunday, April 14, 2013 Manteno, Illinois, for- Monday, April 8, 2013. at 5:06 p.m. at St. Louis merly of Cutler, died She joined Trinity University Hospital. peacefully at home United Presbyterian She was born July 26, with his family by his Church at an early age 1959 in St. Louis to side Saturday, March and was active through- Leroy and Dorris Bram- 23, 2013. out her life, singing in the choir, serving in several meier Jones. He was a veteran of missionary groups as a She married John the U.S. Navy serving leader and member, serv- “Joe” Schaffer in Alton during World War II in ing as an elder for 12 February 18, 1977. He the South Pacific. years, teaching Sunday preceded her in death He retired from truck School, actively enjoying May 31,2005. driving in 1982. quilting and was a life-long member of the Trinity She attended the Church of the Nazarene in He was a member of First Baptist Church in Women’s Association. Tilden. She had previously worked at Casey’s in Cutler and lifetime member of Chester VFW. She married Wendell (Bud) W. Bicket March 20, 1943 Coulterville and the Hen House in Okawville. He volunteered at Operation Mom’s Cookies and became a full-time homemaker and farm wife. They She enjoyed being a housewife and gardening. (Military Service of Men and Women), was an had three children Dennis, Diane and Douglas. Bud She is survived by one son Joseph Schaffer of avid coin collector and enjoyed watching all and Gerry celebrated their 70th wedding anniversary Hoyelton, Illinois; one daughter Kimberly sports. He was delighted to participate in the March 20, 2013. He survives. Schaffer of Lebanon, Illinois; one sister Linda Chicago Honor Flight for World War II veterans She enjoyed country living and working beside her (Tony) Virgil of Hawaiian Gardens, California going to Washington, D.C. July 11, 2012. husband farmer, helping in whatever way she could. and two grandchildren August and Garrett Lo- He was born in Denmark, Illinios May 25, 1925 She was a member of Home Extension for many years, gan. to Albert and Irene Moore Smith. runner-up for Farm Woman of the Year, and served as She was also preceded in death by her parents. He married Marcella Helmers October 28, 1943. PTA secretary during her children’s school years. She Memorial services will be held at Pyatt Funeral She survives. was a devoted wife, mother, grandmother and great- Home in Coulterville Monday, April 22, 2013 at He is also survived by two children LaVanna grandmother. 11 a.m. with Jim Rees officiating. Burial will be Cathy (George) Dorch of Manhattan, Illinois and She was born February 18, 1924 in Sparta to Louis and Lulu Bodeker Kloth. in Coulterville City Cemetery. Gary (special friend Lindy) Smith of Manteno, She is also survived by one daughter Diane of St. Friends may call at Pyatt Funeral Home in Illinois; six grandchildren Paula Cahan of Ft. Louis; two sons Douglas (Martha) Bicket of Sparta and Coulterville Monday from 10 until 11 a.m. Charlotte, Florida, Buck (Annette) Dorch of New Dennis (Lee) of Aurora; four wonderful grandsons Sign the guest book at pyattfuneralhome.com. Lenox, Illinois Eric Dorch of Manhattan, Gary Brent, Ryan, Jason and Nicholas; five energetic great- Dorch of San Jose, California and Shane (Terry) grandsons Shane, Gene, Joe, Alex and Aiden and an- and Chad Smith of Joliet; 10 great-grandchildren, other great-grandson due in mid-June. one great-great-grandson; four brothers John Visitation and service will be held at Trinity United (Ruth) Smith of Percy, Melvin (Alice) Smith, Presbyterian Church in Sparta. Visitation will be Thurs- Kenny (Pat) Smith and Bobby (Kathy) Smith, all day, April 11, 2013 from 4 to 7 p.m. and Friday from 10 of Cutler and Samuel Smith of Lenzburg and two to11 a.m. with service to follow at 11. Burial will be in LARRY DEAN MARKOTAY sisters Patsy (Jerry) Briley of Cutler and Carolyn Union Cemetery. Larry Dean Markotay, 49, of Sparta, died at (Jim) Lively of Ava. McDaniel Funeral Home in Sparta is in charge of ar- 11:37 a.m. Friday, April 12, 2013 at Sparta Com- He was preceded in death by parents, two sis- rangements. munity Hospital. ters Mildred Russel and Nelline Church and one Memorials may be made to Trinity United Presbyte- He was a member of First United Methodist brother Albert (Jake) Smith. rian Church, Randolph County Care Center or Hospice of Southern Illinois. Church in Sparta. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. at First Sign the guest book at mcdanielfh.com. He was a maintenance supervisor at G&S. Baptist Church in Cutler Saturday, April 20, He was born in Red Bud August 20, 1963 to 2013. Burial will be Friday, April 26, 2013 at 10 Andy and Mary Doss Markotay. a.m. in Abraham Lincoln National Cemetery in He married Kimberly Zapp April 15, 1988. She Elwood, Illinois with full military honors. Need A survives. Memorials may be made to Hospice of He is also survived by his father of Sparta; one Kankakee Valley, 482 Main St. NW Bourbonnais, Helping Hand? daughter Jennifer Markotay of Sparta; mother IL 60914 or Patriot Spirit, Box 212, Braidwood, and father-in-law Kenneth and Carol Zapp of IL 60408. It’s nice to be able to live Nashville, Illinois and one brother Andrew M. in your own home, but (Sunny Gail) Markotay of Sparta. sometimes you just He was preceded in death by his mother. DELBERT F. “CAPT” EGGEMEYER Services were held at 11 a.m. Tuesday, April 16, Delbert F. “Capt” Eggemeyer, 87, of Chester, died need a helping hand. 2013 at First United Methodist Church in Sparta at 1:10 a.m. Thursday, April 11, 2013 at Three Springs Lodge Nursing Home in Chester. Call our friendly, trustworthy with Pastor Scott Henley officiating. Burial was staff today for details! in Caledonia Cemetery in Sparta. It was Delbert’s wishes to be cremated and have a McDaniel Funeral Home in Sparta was in private burial at a later date. Pechacek-McClure Funeral Home in Chester was charge of arrangements. in charge of arrangements. Clarice’s Home Care Service, Inc. Memorials may be made to the family. Memorials may be made to the family. We keep your loved ones at home! Sign the guest book at mcdanielfh.com. UP TO 24 HOURS BONDED SERVICE Sign the guest book at pmfh.net. Steeleville Nashville Waterloo 965-3972 327-3511 939-4241

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New regulations health insurance premi- known as Obama care, on all health plans will ums,” said Schou. “What was signed into law. prevent health insurers the act did not address That was March 23, from denying coverage is control of costs for 2010, but the biggest to peo-ple for any rea- medication and no challenges may still be son, including pre-exist- meaningful tort reform on the horizon. ing conditions. for medical providers.” An informational “Making sense of the Another important Kaskaskia cleanup meeting hosted by the health care reform is part of the whole health Partners from Lower Kaskaskia Stakeholders, U.S. Army Corps of Chester Chamber of daunting,” said Schou insurance exchange Engineers, IDNR, Fish and Wildlife Service, Randolph County Economic Commerce on the act on the 1,800-page law. process is Medicaid. The Development, Kaskaskia River Boat Club and Monroe County Soil and was held April 16 with “The ultimate goal is for Supreme Court, ruling Water Conservation District participated in the final of two scheduled guest speakers Chester better, more available last June, gave states spring Kaskaskia River cleanup days April 5. Volunteers filled a 20-cubic- Memorial Hospital Ad- and affordable insur- the option to decline ex- yard dumpster. The cleanup effort was concentrated on the banks of the ministrator Steve Hayes ance coverage. panded Medicaid funds, Kaskaskia near Baldwin. For more information on the next river cleanup, and Illinois Critical Ac- “By 2020, it aims to which were tied to ex- contact the Kaskaskia River Project office at 284-7160. cess Hospital Network have 93 percent of panded coverage within Executive Director Pat Americans covered by states for lower-income Schou. health insurance. Cur- citizens. Schou presented the rently, there are over 50 While many questions Marissa hearing possible on key health coverage pro- million Americans with- still exist about the law, visions of the law. Med- out it. one thing is clear. An in- icaid will be expanded to “While there are some dividual mandate re- outdoor wood-burning furnaces cover 138 percent of the advantages, there are quires people to have in- federal poverty level substantial challenges.” surance or pay a fine on By Mike Trotter concerned about deep, ($15,415 for an indi- Questions still remain their tax returns. The Marissa Village open holes and trenches vidual and $31,809 for a about where the federal Employers with 50 or Council’s recent vote to Councilmen on the property, accu- family of four) under the government is going to more employees must enforce an ordinance mulation of junk, ve- age of 65. The creation find the funds to man- offer insurance or be as- banning outdoor wood- say they are hicles that may be inop- of health exchanges will age this major health sessed a substantial fee burning stoves contin- erable or permanently allow individuals who care reform. based on each worker ues to be an issue with getting parked and damage that do not have access to “There are hidden not covered. many village residents has been done to an al- and some council mem- feedback from ley running by the prop- bers. erty. At Monday’s meeting, both sides Mayor Moe Cross KRPD gets federal grant Councilman Bryan promised that the The Kaskaskia Re- the KRPD,” said Ed Martin, coordinator of Bingel said he wanted to to let residents voice village’s code enforce- gional Port District, Weilbacher, general economic development vote on rescinding the their opinions before the ment officer would look working through Ran- manager of the KRPD. for Randolph County ordinance at a future council votes on the sub- into the situation and dolph County, received a The KRPD is located in and grant administra- meeting. He cited com- ject. The exact date and write citations as $100,000 planning Monroe, Randolph and tor. plaints from many resi- details of the hearing needed. grant to develop a recov- St. Clair counties and is HeartLands Conser- dents and unanswered were not announced be- It was announced that ery plan as a result of headquartered in Red vancy in Mascoutah has questions on when and cause the council plans fence permits have been Hurricane IKE in 2008. Bud. It includes 80 miles been selected to assist why the ordinance was to consult the city attor- issued to Alberta Kirk- “These funds will allow of the Mississippi River with the project, which originally written, since ney to ask how much ad- patrick at 311 East the KRPD to assess its and 35 miles of the will include public par- village officials were not vance notice is needed Spring, Charlie Geralds current assets and de- Kaskaskia River. ticipation and plan de- aware of the ordinance and make sure the hear- at 524 East Harding, velop a plan that will “We appreciate the op- velopment, GIS profes- until fairly recently. ing is conducted legally. Amber Yesley at 199 improve the region and portunity to manage sional services and a fi- Resident Randy Gre- In other action, all ex- East Lyons and John create jobs and business this planning grant for nal graphic assembly gory attended the meet- isting liquor licenses Weidemann at 626 opportunities related to the KRPD,” said Chris and production. ing and presented a pe- were renewed by a vote North Bess. tition with 329 signa- of 4-1. Councilman Paul A motion was passed to tures in favor of allow- Sinn cast the no vote, purchase a generator St. Bruno Earth Day project will ing the woodburning citing concerns about for use at the sewer stoves. Councilman Dan underage drinking and plant at a cost of include building butterfly habitat Rhodes countered that drinking outside in pub- $42,290 from Heartland St. Bruno school in will clear an area and Students will be help- he has been contacted by lic in front of establish- Pump Rental of St. Pinckneyville has joined plant flowers that will ing the environment many residents in favor ments. Louis. The village is still with Pyramid State Park attract butterflies. and wildlife, participat- of the ban because of al- Resident Deanna considering the pur- to build a butterfly habi- Approximately 800 ing in outdoor activities lergies and other health Gilley voiced a com- chase of smaller genera- tat. students will visit Illi- to increase their fitness concerns. plaint about the condi- tors for the village hall The project is for Earth nois Department of and learning that their Council members tion of a piece of prop- and the fire station, but Day at the park, and the Natural Resources state actions can make a dif- agreed that a public erty in her neighbor- no action was taken on butterfly garden was be- parks in support of a ference in the world’ en- hearing should be held hood. Gilley said she is those. gun April 17. Students healthy environment. vironment. 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By Greg Myers www.countyjournalsports.com Pioneers shatter Meteors By Dan Zobel ered a sacrifice fly to ness. Ryan Stromeyer and score Compton, and Marissa-Coulterville Trevor Daniels com- Stromeyer scored later loaded the bases with bined to go 5-5 with on a wild pitch to make two outs in the fifth three RBI out of the it 3-0. when Kuhlman issued seven and eight spots The Pioneers added a one-out walk to Dal- in Trico’s lineup April two more runs in the ton Rude and pinch hit- 15 in Marissa, and the fourth inning when ter Matt Huff singled Pioneers held on to George Kuhlman past shortstop Brandon take down Marissa- scored on a wild pitch Rickenberg. Coulterville, 6-4. and Daniels brought Kuhlman got Ryan “When we’ve been home Van Pelt with an Erickson to fly out and successful, we’ve al- RBI single. thought he was out of ways stressed no dead Meanwhile, Kuhl- the jam when he seem- outs throughout the man cruised through ingly struck out Jordan lineup,” said Trico the first three innings Wright swinging for coach Josh Higgerson. on the mound for Trico, the third out. Wright’s swing, how- “You have to make the holding the Meteors Trico’s Ryan Stromeyer slides past Marissa-Coulterville catcher Zach ever, caught a piece of pitcher work one hitless until Jerry Ran- Harvey to score a run in the sixth inning of the Pioneers’ 6-4 win. through nine, and som came to the plate catcher Matt you’ll have success. I with one out in the bot- Bunselmeyer’s glove once again. left eight men on base and did a good job.” was happy with the tom of the fourth. for catcher’s interfer- Kuhlman went the in the last four innings, In addition to contributions up and Ransom teed off on a ence, and Wright was distance and struck out including five in scor- Stromeyer and Daniels’ down the lineup.” Kuhlman pitch and awarded first base to six, but he also walked ing position. prowess at the plate for The Pioneers jumped sent it in the air down load them up. and hit three batters in “That’s the way the the Pioneers, Bunselm- on the Meteors in the the left field line. Left Kuhlman dug in and the process which season’s been going,” eyer went 2-4 with an second inning, scoring fielder Brett Newton’s got Ransom to line out helped lead to his four said Marissa-Coulter- RBI. Kuhlman, Van three runs on three hits dive came up short, to center to finally end runs given up. ville coach Jason Pelt and Compton all against pitcher Matt and Ransom sprinted the inning. “(Kuhlman) was kind Faust. “We’re having a added a hit apiece and Reuss. into second with a The Pioneers added of struggling with his hard time stringing combined to score four Lucas Van Pelt lined double as Ryan an insurance run in the control today,” Higger- those hits together. If runs. a one-out double to Erickson, who had top of the sixth when son said. “He’s usually we get one or two more The Meteors were led right-center field, and walked to lead off the Stromeyer and Daniels a lot sharper than that, hits, it’s a completely at the dish by Harvey, Jake Compton followed inning, moved over to hit back-to-back one- but he sucked it up at different game.” as he went 2-4 with with a shot up the third. out singles. Two batters the end and did what Despite help from three RBI. Huff came middle to put runners Zach Harvey jumped later, Bunselmeyer de- he needed to do to get Kuhlman’s rare wild- off the bench to go 2-2 on the corners. on Kuhlman’s next livered with a two-out us the win.” ness, the Meteors were with a run scored, and Stromeyer made it pitch and sent it up the single to bring in The Meteors finally never able to get that Ransom and Reuss three hits in a row middle for a two-run Stromeyer. broke through again in big hit that could have each collected a hit. when he singled to left single to make it a 5-2 The Meteors were the bottom of the sev- put them over the top, Trico is scheduled to to bring Van Pelt in to game. right back at it in the enth when they plated thanks to their defense be back in action score. Compton moved Kuhlman was able to bottom of the inning two runs thanks to an and pitching which Thursday, April 18 to third on the hit, and escape the inning when Kuhlman hit RBI single by Harvey kept them close. when they take on Fair- Stromeyer raced into when he struck out Place with a pitch, and and a sacrifice fly by “Matt stepped up and field at home at 4:30 second when left Place and Reuss. Reuss singled with one Place, but they gave us six innings, p.m. The Meteors re- fielder Austin Place’s The Meteors threat- out. Kuhlman retired stranded two more as and as a sophomore, turn to the diamond at throw skipped past the ened in the fifth and Brett Baker with a fly Kuhlman got out of it that’s all we can ask,” home on the same date cutoff man. sixth innings with help out and Rude with a with a 6-4 victory. Faust said. “He kept us and time to battle Leba- Daniels then deliv- from Kuhlman’s wild- ground out to escape Marissa-Coulterville in it as long as he could non. Sparta track teams heating up Chester boys 4th, By Sean Zollner The track teams at girls 5th at Old Sparta high school are gaining steam and get- Settlement Invite ting wins as this sea- son progresses. The Due to bad vault) and Josh Grott boys team took top weather, the Chester (fifth, pole vault). honors at both Colum- track teams com- In the relay events, bia and West Frankfort peted in the Old Chester finished last week, while the Settlement Invita- fourth in the 3200, girls were in the mix at tional Track Meet second in the 800, both meets, despite hosted by Ste. second in the 400 their low numbers. Genevieve High and fourth in the At Columbia, the School a day later 1600. boys had a strong than scheduled. On the girls side, showing, winning the However, the boys Ste. Genevieve took meet with several top took fourth April 11, first with 132 points finishes. Three of the and the girls fin- followed by four relay teams fin- ished fifth. Jefferson R-VII (96), ished first with the ex- In the boys meet, Cape Notre Dame ception of the mile re- Cape Notre Dame (88.5), Valle Catholic lay, which took second. took first with 145.5 (80.5), Chester (79.5), The two-mile team of points followed by Dexter (64), Park Kenny Heaton, Derrick Ste. Genevieve (143), Hills Central (46), Barnett, Tommy Valle Catholic (99), Arcadia Valley (36), Martinez and Kyle Chester (93), Freder- Saxony Lutheran Hagne won with a time icktown (61), Park (27), St. Pius X of 8:59. The 800 team of Hills Central (59), (Festus) (20.5), Jase Jordan, Kyonta Saxony Lutheran Grandview (20), Fuller, Robbie Harris Sparta’s Derrick Barnett leads Chester’s Link Cushman in the 4x800 relay (22), St. Pius X Crystal City (8) and and Sharvell Austin race held during a track meet hosted by the Yellow Jackets April 16. (Festus) (21), Fredericktown (4). won with a time of Arcadia Valley (20), Sarah Bindel led 1:36.4. The 400 team of Bulldogs took both of personal record of fort meet, Sparta had Jefferson R-VIII (18), the Lady Jackets Jordan, Fuller, Greg the top two spots. 14:54 and placed sixth. even better results. Crystal City (8), Dex- with a first place fin- Scheibel and Austin Scheibel won the long Ashley Brenning ran a The 400 team took ter (7) and ish in the 200 meter took first with a time of jump, and Fuller took 6:08 in the mile for first at 55:03. The rest Grandview (2.5). dash and second 45.8. second. In the triple third place. of the relay teams fin- Kyle Landon led place showings in In the two-mile run, jump, Fuller won, and In the 800, Brenning ished second. the way for Chester, the 100 and 300 the Bulldogs went one Scheibel finished sec- took first at 2:43 and In the 3200, French winning three meter hurdles. and three with Dylan ond. Lydia Jaja third at took fourth at 15:43, events. He won the McKenzi Rucker Huether winning the Luke Henley and 2:55. and Brenning took high jump, the long won the long jump. event at 10:34 and Tyler Adams went 1-2 In the 400, Amber Bl- first in the mile at 6:11. jump and the triple Other top placers Trevor Buckner taking in the discus. In the eem ran a 1:10 taking Jackson placed sixth jump. were Cherree Miller third at 10:54. Heaton shot put, they were 2-3 fifth place for her team. in the mile at 7:17. In Issiac Wingerter (fourth, 800 meter took first in the mile with Adams in second Megan Cunningham the 800, Brenning took won the 300 hurdles run) and Maribeth with a time of 4:47. and Henley in third. placed second in both second and Jaja fin- with a time of 43.21. Lawrence (third, Hagne and Martinez On the girls side of the 100 and 200 with ished sixth Other top perform- triple jump). went first and third in the action, the Lady times of 13.8 and 28.3. In the 100, Cunning- ers for the Yellow In the relay events, the 400 with times of Bulldogs had a strong In the 100 hurdles, ham took top honors at Jackets were Austin Chester finished 55.5 and 57.6. week with many top Bailey Craig finished 13.96, and also won the Barnhart (fourth, 100 first in the 800, Sparta took the top three finishes and per- sixth with a time of 200 meter dash. In the meter dash), Caleb fourth in the 400 and two spots in both the sonal records. 21.66 and Jessica 400, Bleem finished Golding (fourth, pole fifth in the 1600. 100 and 200 with Aus- At Columbia, the Wiesen seventh at fourth with a time of tin and Jordan running girls were in tight com- 23.69. 1:10, and French fol- times of 11.3 and 11.6 petition with both Wa- In the field events, lowed at 1:27. in the 100 and 24.0 and terloo and Columbia Cunningham took first In the 100 hurdles, 24.7 in the 200. Baker and were right in the in the pole vault clear- Craig and Jessica won the pole vault mix in just about every ing 7’0, and Bleem took Wiesen went 3-4 with clearing 9’6. event. They were able fourth in the triple times of 21.6 and 23.3. At West Frankfort, to nab two first place jump at 28’10.5. Wiesen also placed the boys won the 400, finishes, four seconds “I’m pretty excited to third in the high jump 800 and 3200 relays. and four thirds along get the official scoring clearing 4’0. Heaton and Buckner with a fourth, a fifth back from the Colum- In the discus, French went 1-2 in the 3200, and two sixth places. bia meet,” said girls finished second with a and Austin took sec- The relays had a head coach Darren throw of 73’8. ond in the 100. strong day with the Latham. “We were Both teams will host Harris stepped up 3200 and 400 teams fighting it out with Wa- the annual Buzz Brad- and won the 200, and taking second and the terloo and Columbia, ley Invitational Friday Justin Kiefer took sec- 800 and 1600 teams and we were always at 4 p.m. Next Tuesday, ond in the pole vault. taking third. right in the mix. I think they will be at Chester In the long jump and In the 3200 run, we did well.” again for the Bi-County the triple jump, the Julianna French ran a At the West Frank- Meet at 3:30 p.m. Diercks takes third at trap meet Umpire clinic in Sparta set for April 21 Steeleville High The Southwestern Illi- as due to insurance rea- School’s Megan Held April 13 at WSRC nois pony district will sons, according to SAA Diercks placed 20th hold an umpire clinic at officials. overall and third in the the Sparta fairgrounds The fee for the clinic is ladies’ division at a re- shooters competing in Sunday, April 21 from $20 and includes in- gional Scholastic Clay this event, and Diercks noon to 3. struction, an umpire Target Program shoot earned a trophy for her The clinic is manda- shirt and two rule books. at the World Shooting accomplishments. tory for anyone who To register, call 443- and Recreational Com- The team’s next plans to umpire for the 5149 and leave your plex April 13. shoot will be Saturday, Sparta Athletic Associa- name, phone number Chester junior Joel Clendenin competes in the There were 258 April 27 at Sparta. tion this summer, as well and shirt size. shot at a home meet April 16. 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High school softball roundup Waterloo tops Red Bud with a late rally

Goreville 6 Trico 1 In a key Black Dia- mond battle, Goreville Lady Panthers ease past topped Trico 6-1 in Gor- eville. Pleasant Plains, 11-1 Ashley Modglin suf- fered the defeat for the Lady Pioneers. The Trico attack was apiece in the loss. three runs, while Dani led by Jordan Lodge 2-3 Nashville 16 Schoenbacher was 2-3 with a double, Kourt- Sparta 0 and scored two runs. ney Bunselmeyer 1-3 Nashville held Sparta Freeburg 5 with a double and an to just one hit in a 16-0 Marissa 3 RBI and Morgan Vogt win in five innings Freeburg scored four 1-3 with a double. April 12. runs in the first inning Lebanon 8 Jaclyn Creamer took and took advantage of Steeleville 1 the loss, and Katelyn four Marissa-Coulter- PCHS cheerleading awards Lebanon cranked out Blount had the lone hit ville errors for a 5-3 win The Pinckneyville High eight runs on 13 hits to for the Lady Bulldogs. April 12. School cheerleading knock off Steeleville 8- Pinckneyville 11 Ashley Lehman gave awards banquet was 1 April 16. Pleasant Plains 1 up five runs, only two held April 3. Pictured, Mackenzie Doeding Pinckneyville scored earned, on seven hits above, from left are took the loss for Steel- four runs in the first while striking out award winners Emily eville, while Alex Gale inning and never seven in the loss. Kuberski (most spir- was 2-2 in the loss. looked back in a 11-1 Lehman, Nici Coke ited), Courtney Keller- Vienna 13 win in five innings over and Jessica Thornton man (best jumps), Emi- Chester 3 Pleasant Plains April all drove in a run for lee Tabing (best tum- Vienna committed 12. the Lady Meteors. bler), Shelby Williams six errors but still The Lady Panthers Waterloo 5 (best stunt base), Beth- found a way to beat scored the 11 runs off Red Bud 0 any Loos (outstanding Chester 13-3 in five in- 13 hits. A late rally by Water- voice) and Chandler nings April 15. Kearsten Opp picked loo led to a 5-0 victory Cannon (best stunt fly- Taylor Gross suffered up the win for Pinck- over Red Bud April 12. er). Shown at right are the loss. Vienna scored neyville. Waterloo scored a run Brooke Edwards (out- 13 runs off eight hits. Maddie Jones and in the sixth inning and standing cheerleader The Chester offense Brooklyn Morrow each four in the seventh for manager) and Micaela was led by Mallory drove in two runs to the win. Catron (cheerleader of Westerman 2-2 with pace the Lady Panther Becca Vogt suffered the year). two RBI, Lacey Rey- attack. Jordyn Wieland the loss for the Lady nolds 1-2 and Brea was 2-2 and scored Musketeers. Braun 1-3. High school baseball roundup Massac County 7 Pinckneyville 1 Guns • Ammo • Clothing • Accessories Massac County held Reloading Components • Much More Chester remains unbeaten in Black Diamond Pinckneyville to just Nashville 3 one run April 13 in a 7- Pinckneyville 2 1 win during the Pinck- neyville Showcase. 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Christa Hill was 2-3 with two doubles, and Goreville plated two dropped to 3-10-1 over- Steffen DeRousse got Katie Shubert was 2-3 runs in the bottom of all and 0-6-1 in the SIRR the loss, giving up eight with a double to pace “Thanks For the sixth inning to Mississippi Division. runs on eight hits while the Lady Meteor of- sneak past Trico 5-4 Nashville 6 striking out six. Your Business” fense. April 16 in Goreville. Sparta 2 The Red Bud offense Williamsville 7 Steve Burns Mike & Tammy Reynolds Trico scored all four Nashville grabbed an was led by Colin Wie- Owners Pinckneyville 0 Mechanic of its runs in the top of early lead and held off gard 3-4 with a home Pinckneyville com- the sixth. Sparta for a 6-2 win run and two RBI, Greg mitted five errors and Brandon Rickenberg April 12. 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Rams, PTO Shafts, Lots Of Log Chains, Round Baler Belt Splice APRIL 21 Kit, Wizard 11/38 Riding Mower ITEMS OF INTEREST: Maytag Motor W/Manual, '48 Sparta Community Chorus Presents ¥ 50/50 ¥ Meat Wheel Chevy Front Bumper, Anvil, 2 SS Hubcaps, Railroad Crossing Signs, Cast Iron Railroad Crossing Sign, Metal Arrow Sign ¥ Food ¥ Door Prizes Coroner Of Perry County, Perry County Fair Ribbons, 1978 Cabaret Kids Consol Belt Buckle, Glass Battery Cases For Railroad, Front IT’S A Starts Target Range 58 Feet Bumper For '72 Camaro, Razor Strap (Shapleigh Hardware), At 1pm No Scopes ¥ .675 Bore Size Tamaroa Phone Books (1947 & 1949), Ashley Phone Book 1949 MILK BOTTLES: 1 Qt. Pedigo’s City Dairy (Pinckneyville), Coulterville VFW 1 Qt. Malan’s Jersey Dairy (Pinckneyville), 1 Qt. Edwin P. Hartsock Dairy DuQuoin, 1 Qt. Rushing Dairy, 1 Qt. Rushing MUSICAL YEAR 511 VFW Street • Coulterville • 758-9009 Dairy Nursery Rhyme, 1 Qt. New Era Dairy, D.B. Dairy (Ladd, Illinois) 1 Qt. Dairy Brand Milk, 1 Pt. Malan’s Jersey (Pinck- APRIL neyville), 1 Qt. Showalter’s Buttermilk (Pennsylvania), 1 Qt. Wax Paper Cone Bottle, 1 Qt. Marion City Dairy, 1/2 Gal. 19, 20 & 21 Roszell’s (Peoria), 1/2 Pt. West Frankfort Milk, 1 Qt. Midwest and 26, 27 & 28 Bottles, Litchfield Creamery Co. 1 Qt., 1/2 Pt. W.F.P.M. Co. FRIDAY, APRIL 19 (West Frankfort), 1/2 Hiland Dairy, 1/3 Qt. Schwab’s Dairy Showtime Cinema, Sparta (Peoria), Rushing Dairy Juice Bottle, 1/2 Pt. Tri-City Dairy Co. Fri. & Sat. 7pm (LaSalle), 1 Qt. Shady Brook Dairy (Murphysboro), 1/2 Pt. Ideal, Sun. 2pm River City 1/2 Pt. Edwin P. Hartsock (DuQuoin) All Tickets $5 ANTIQUES: Copper Boiler (Nice), Small Wooden Bucket, For tickets call (618) 615-5164 Renegades Clabber Girl Baking Powder Tin, Diamond 760 Motor Oil Can, Ox Yoke, Platform Scale, Small Buffet, Old Sunbeam Iron W/ Box, Buggy Wheels, Buggy Shaft, Beam Scale, Small Wooden Barrel, Coal Bucket, Lightning Rod & Bulb W/Birdhouse, 3 SATURDAY, APRIL 20 Series Of Hay Forks, Head Stanchion, Dorex Wood Ironing Board, Sad Iron, Ice Tongs, Kraut Cutter, 2 Horse Collars, Old CAMPBELL HILL Valentines, Old Coleman Lantern, Dietz Lantern, Hog Scrapers, Fertile Soil Scale Detecto Scales (New York), Atlas Powder Boxes, Pepsi Wooden Case, Adv. Yardsticks, Barrel Spigots, 1950 License Clean Up Days Party Deck Now Open Plate, Baseball Card Waste Can, Glass Battery Case, Granite Chamber Pot, Doc Bussy Bottle, Old Handmade Basket, Old Hickory Butcher Knife, Sprinkler Can, Metal Lawn Chair, Insu- Friday & Saturday lators, Records, Baby Bed, Macomb Crock, Crock W/Bale BERNASEK’S Handles, Apple Butter Crocks, Small Basket Weave Crock, 4 & 6 Gal. Crocks, Crock Bowls April 26 & 27 BAR & RESTAURANT TOYS: Old Set Of Jacks & Ball, Lincoln Logs, Hot Wheel Cars At The Town Shed (In Case), Little Tikes Work Shop, Child's Toy Sifter & Meat 501 East Buena Vista • Chester • 826-3155 Grinder, IH Tractor, IH Drill, IH Sickle Mower, Tru Scale Rake, Tuesday-Friday 3pm-1am • Saturday 2pm-1am • Sunday 10am-1am Tru Scale Elevator, Oliver Manure Spreader, Hedstrom Bouncy VILLAGE OF CAMPBELL HILL Horse, Lots Of Kids' Books, Games, Robertson Store Toy Tool Kit, Tonka Truck, Tonka Backhoe, Metal Tonka Dozer, Nylint RESIDENTS ONLY Semi, Nylint Dragline, JD Planter, JD 950 W/Box, JD 60 W/Box, JD Gas Pump Bank (NIB), JD Light, JD Model C 65th Anniver- We WILL NOT Accept The Following: DOROTHY L. sary, JD 44 Spreader, JD 830 Rice Special Tractor (NIB), JD KORANDO 200th Birthday BW W/Umbrella, JD 200th Birthday 830, JD Tires • Paint • Chemicals • Batteries 200th Birthday 4520 W/Cab, JD G, JD Model A W/Man (NIB), Sunday, April 21 • Begins At 9:30AM JD MT, JD General Purpose, JD 2440, JD 520, Precision 70 Standard (NIB), Precision 630 (NIB), Precision Hay Wagon 18 Lincoln Blvd., Chester (NIB), Precision Model B (NIB), JD 420B Phase 1 (NIB), JD St. Mark’s Annual HOUSEHOLD & MISC. 420B Phase II (NIB), 8 Pc. Set John Deere Miniature Tractors, JD Six Legged Table, 2 Sofas, Bed, Swivel Rockers, Parlor 2004 Expo XII 520 High Clearance (NIB), JD 720, 1:50 - 1:64 - Table, Electric Fireplace, Rocker, Magazine Rack, Lord’s 1:87 Scale John Deere Tractors & Equipment (NIB), JD 2 Knives Supper Picture, Chairs, Christmas Decorations, Bookshelf, & Keychain Set Flower Sale Richardson Bros. Oak Table W/4 Chairs Flower Sale Pressed Back Rocker, Buffet, Yellow Chromecraft Table, FURNITURE: Wood Clamps, Yard Benches, Dump Rake Teeth, Old (Nice), Howard & Miller Wall Pendulum Clock, Newer Dry Sunday, April 21 Harnesses, Runner Sled, Johnson Sea Horse 10 Boat Sink, Couch, Burrow Wood End Tables, Stanley Double Door 9am-1pm Motor And Lots More Oak Glass Cabinet, 2 Yellow Side Chairs, Glass Top Iron Legged Coffee Table, Twin Bed, Small Chest Of Drawers, Chifferobe, Steeleville City Park ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES Child's Wood Cabinet, Cedar Chest (Lane), Large Bookcase Across From St. Mark’s Church Hummels, 20+ Old Glass Candies, Goofus Glass Bowls, Cabinet, 2 Recliners, End Tables, Heavy Duty GE Washer, GE In Case Of Rain, Sale Will Be Held At St. Mark’s School Amethyst, Carnival Footed Bowl, Roseville, Occupied Japan, Dryer, Wrought Iron Patio Table & Chairs, Porch Wooden 1904 St. Louis World’s Fair, 1903 Transfer Ticket, 1934 Rocking Chairs, Matching Table Lamps, Patio Swing, Child’s ONE TRAY CONTAINS: Per Chicago Expo Bracelet & Playing Cards, 10+ Pieces Of Picnic Table (Wood), Sewing Machine, Turco Kerosene Heater, $ 1 Hanging Flower Basket (10”) American Fostoria, Green Depression Princess, 300+ Tray 1 Tray Of Annuals • 4 - 4” Pots • 2 - 6” Pots Storm Doors 16 Toothpick Holders, Pink Depression, Pretzel Glassware, Tokens, Shaving Mugs, Homer Laughlin, Pocket Knives, TOOLS: Power Washer, Homelite Gas Blower, Bandsaw, Pre-Purchased Coupons Available Table Saw, Camper Jack Stands, Small Engine, Valve Banks, $ Brass Scale, Green Hall Pitcher, Old Pressed Glass, Porcelain SAVE 1 PER TRAY Pipe, Bluebird Plates, Germany, Bavaria, Check, Books, B&D Grinder, Cutting Torch Heads, 12v Jumper Starter W/Air Service For 12 Noritake Oxford China, Snack Set, Berry Set, Compressor, Craftsman Transit & Tripod, Ratchet Straps, Torch To Pre-Purchase Coupons Gauges, Barrel Pump, Pintle Hitch, Tractor Lights, Trailer Lights, Insulators, Chester City Dairy Bottle, Sadd Irons, Tobacco Contact Any St. Mark’s Youth Member Or Call Engine Analyzer, Jack, U-Joints, Electric Fence Charger, Hand Cutter, Millstadt Creamery, Wall Pockets, Glass Shoes & Brian Thies 201-2844, Rhonda Wilson 965-9436 Tools, Old Wrenches, Mine Pick, PTO Knuckles, Water Pumps, Hats, Records, Shot Glasses, Cruets, Cookbooks, 6 Covered Tires & Rims, CB Radios, Chicken Wire, Snapper Push Mower, Butters, Spooners, Serving Trays, Amber Depression, Small High Wheel Push Mower, Zinck Rototiller, Montgomery Ward Basket, 1919 Randolph County Atlas, Cameo Depression Heater, Scrap Metal, NAPA Tall Vac., Walnut Lumber Pieces, Crock Bowls, Milk Glass, Pevely Creamer, Vaseline Cream & Sugar, Coal Oil Lamps, Bartels & Schwiezer HOUSEHOLD, QUILTS & SOFT GOODS: Super Edge Thermometer, Hull, Weller, Roseville Brown Crock Pitchers, Meat Cleaver, Bone Handled Carving Set, Lots Of Stemware, Ice Meakin Ironstone, German Child’s Book, Fire King, Jewel Bucket, 8 Sherbet Dishes, Glass Snack & Dip Set, Shot Glasses, BABYSITTINGBABYSITTING Tea, Rug Beater, IL Whitehall 1 Qt. Chicken Waterer (Crack), Aluminum 3-Tier Candy Stand, Glass Juicer, Glass Donkey Dish, Buckeye Bottom Chicken Waterer, Match Safe, Ink Block, Covered Apple Pie Plate, Silver Tea Set W/Big Platter, Colored Refrigerator Dishes, Harker Pottery, Marissa IL Soda Bottle, 2 Qt. Chilled Pitcher (NIB), Wooden Canister Set, Kitchen Crocks & Crock Jugs, Texasware Bowl, Cookie Jars, Cupid Utensils, Campbell Soup Mugs, Wagner Ware 7 Qt. Roasting Pan COURSECOURSE Pictures, Costume Jewelry, Elgin Watches, Doilies, Lace W/Lid, Seal-O-Matic Pan Set, Corelle Dishes, Corning Ware, COURSECOURSE Pink & White Block Quilt, 9-Patch Quilt, 3 Embroidered Quilts, Trim, 24+ Bell Collection, 2 Gal. Red Wing Crock, 2 Brown Crocks, Old Laundry Basket, Wool Comfort, Quilt Frame, Old Fancywork, Crochet Sampler, Lots Of Christmas Picture Frames, Sheet Music, Cookie Cutters, Souvenir GUNS & MISC.: Winchester 22 Wind Mag Model 275 W/ Wednesday, Glasses, 1964 Cardinal Glass, Old Curling Iron, Sewing Scope, IJ Target Sealed 8 IJA & Co. Works 22 Pistol, Peabmamom Basket, Okawville Equip Co. Advertising, 1 Gal. Blue Band 32 Derringer (Rough), Holster Boyt 44, 1918 Chicago Bayonet May 22 Crock, Assorted Tin Toys, Strucco Farms Truck, Single US Mod. 19, Hunters Companion Steins, Crossman BB Gun, Trees, String Holder, Wagner Cornbread Mold, Hand Tools, Deer Sheds, Steel Traps 8:00am-2:00pm Milk Can, Decoys, Old Fishing Lures, Indian Rocks (From CARNIVAL GLASS & OTHER GLASSWARE: Floragold Local Chester Farm), Ear Corn Shovel, 1912 Copy Set Of Pattern (Pitcher & 9 Glasses, 10 Cups, Butter Dish, Salad Plates, Progressive Nations, Game Calls, White Mountain Ice Cream Platters, Large Round Platters, Sugar & Creamer, Candy Dish, Ages 11 To 14 Freezer, Lots Of Fishing Tackle & Lots, Lots More Saucers, 12 Small Bowls, Large Round Bowl), 2 Iris Bowls, 10 Round Lace Bowls, 1 Fluted Bowl, Pink Depression Dish, Lead $15 Per Student COINS (TO BE SOLD AT 11AM) Crystal, Green Carnival Vase, Blue Carnival Plate, Brussels 1880 $5 Gold Piece In Bezel, Silver Dollars, Eisenhower Vase, Etched Pitcher, 11” Footed Milk Glass Cake Stand (NIB), Includes 1994 US Veterans 3 Silver Dollar Proof Set, 1990 US Mint Mikasa Crystal Vase, Small Handblown Vase, Glass Cake Stand All Curriculum, Eisenhower Centennial Silver Dollar, 1993 US Mint Premier W/Cover, Crystal Glasses (NIB), Brandy Set, Glass W/Gold Mid-Morning Snack Silver Proof Set, 1989 US Congress Silver Dollar Proof, 14 1/ Trim (Butter, Spooner, Sugar & Creamer Set), Blue Carnival 2 Dollars, 22 1/2 Dollars 1965-1969, 1971-1976 Half Dollars, Candy Dish, Crystal Brandy Set, Miniature Crystal Butter & & Lunch Silver Quarters & Dimes, Canadian Proof Sets, Buffalo Nickels, Creamer, Brown Hull Pitcher & Others, 8 Place Setting Of Eyei 100s Of Wheat Pennies, 1904 & 1881 One Cent Pieces, China Set W/Extras 1928-53 & 63 $2 Bills, 1928 Silver Certificate, 1969 3 Consecutive Serial Numbers $1.00 Bills, 1996 US Mint Silver Personal Property Of: August Epplin Proof Set, Rolls Of Coins, Other Coins & Tokens. AUCTIONEERS' NOTE: Folks, August Is Moving Off The See auctionzip.com for pictures and complete listing. Class Size Farm & Selling All The Contents. Everything Is In Very Auctioneer’s Note: Mrs. Korando has moved into skilled care. Good Shape & Has Been Well Taken Care Of. Be Sure To Is Limited – Mr. & Mrs. Korando have collected for years. Lots of great Check Out Our Website www.auctionzip.com Auctioneer Call Now! collectibles and antiques. Will be running 2 rings and maybe #29076 For Color Pictures And All Of Our Auction Listings. Preregistration & third with coins. Please come prepared. Hope to see you there, Hope To See You Sale Day! Randy & Steve Payment Required Col. Dale TERMS: CASH OR CHECK WITH PROPER I.D. • LUNCH STAND Call Gwendy Garner, Director, Community Relations/Marketing Terms: Cash or Good Personal Check w/Property ID. Lunch Stand. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS OR THEFT • RAIN OR SHINE Any Announcements Made Day Of Sale Take Precedence Over Printed Material Website: (618) 826-4581, Ext. 1373 Burmester www.burmesterauction.com AUCTION Red Bud • (618) 282-3931 Juenger SERVICE Auction Service AUCTIONEERS: Owner: Dorothy L. Korando Col. Dale A. Burmester Lic. #440000613 318-9106 Or 534-7573 MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Chester, IL Col. Alvin Roscow Lic. #440000647 Col. Randy Juenger, Auctioneer Col. Dewitt S. McGriff, Auctioneer Debra Rednour, P.O.A. 618-774-2295 Col. Kent Miller Lic. #441000575 Illinois License #441-001387 Illinois License #440-000619 1900 State Street • Chester Donna Korando 314-302-0128 Page 24 County Journal April 18, 2013 BB GUN • Friday, April 19 • Live RANDY NEED ROCK? SHOOTING MATCH Music By SUNDAY, APRIL 28 MEAT In The Club Room WEBB ROCK • DIRT • SAND American Legion Steeleville • 965-3362 Starts At 1PM WHEEL LIME • TOP SOIL ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT Quality Service & Spaghetti Dinner Prompt Delivery! $ $ Includes Salad 8Adults 5 Kids & Garlic Bread Tailgate Spread Coulterville VFW 511 VFW Street • Coulterville • 758-9009 STEELEVILLE STONE, INC. Terry & Misty Conway, Owners/Operators 965-9050

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 20TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Mother’s Day RANDOLPH COUNTY, CHESTER, ILLINOIS BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO BAC HOME LOANS SERVICING, LP F/K/A COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS Quarter Auction SERVICING, LP PLAINTIFF, -vs- AUBREY A. MARTIN; MILO A. MARTIN; UNKNOWN OWNERS AND Jack is currently Saturday, April 20 undergoing NON-RECORD CLAIMANTS treatments for Doors Open 5pm • Auction Starts 6pm DEFENDANTS lung cancer. All 10 CH 36 proceeds will go Coulterville VFW NOTICE OF JUDICIAL SALE directly to him. Public Notice is hereby given that pursuant to a Judgment entered in the above entitled matter on January 25, 2013; Bring In School Supplies Richard A. Brown, Honorable Judge of the Circuit Court of Randolph County, 15+ Vendors One Taylor Street, Chester, IL 62233, will on May 10, 2013 at 9:30 AM, at in & Be Entered In A Chance Courtroom #2, Randolph County Courthouse, One Taylor Street, Chester, Il Lunch Stand For An All-In-Bid Paddle 62233, sell to the highest bidder for cash (ten percent (10%) at the time of sale and the balance within twenty-four (24) hours, the following described premises Provided situated in Randolph County, Illinois. Sponsored By Said sale shall be subject to general taxes, special assessments or special taxes levied against said real estate and any prior liens or 1st Mortgages. The subject Coulterville Holiday Association property is offered for sale without any representation as to quality or quantity of Jack lives in Seattle, Washington but grew up in the Percy area. He is the son of Jane & Earl title or recourse to Plaintiff. Fryer and brother of Debbie Rohlfing, Tammy Franklin, Kim Davis and Bill & John Fryer. Upon the sale being held and the purchaser tendering said bid in cash or certified funds, a receipt of Sale will be issued and/or a Certificate of Sale as required, which will entitle the purchaser to a deed upon confirmation of said sale by the Court. Said property is legally described as follows: Commonly known as 317 Main Street, Ruma, IL 62278 INDOOR YARD SALE Permanent Index No.: 13-149-009-50 Improvements: Residential Structure UNKNOWN Friday & Saturday Units UNKNOWN Bedrooms UNKNOWN April 26 & 27 Garage UNKNOWN Bathrooms UNKNOWN Saturday, April 20 Other UNKNOWN 4pm-8pm 8am-2pm The property will NOT be open for inspection prior to the sale. The judgment amount was $156,806.61. Prospective purchasers are admonished Sparta Eagles Club Lady Auxiliary to check the court file and title records to verify this information. For Bid Amount contact: Larry Dillard Sale Clerk All proceeds to benefit our community youth Fisher and Shapiro, LLC and Blues Therapy and elderly empowerment programs. We will 2121 Waukegan Road, Suite 301 Bannockburn, IL 60015 be accepting donations of gently used items (847)291-1717 THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION Sunday, April 21 Thursday, April 25 from noon-9pm. OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. PLEASE BE ADVISED THAT IF YOUR PERSONAL LIABILITY FOR THIS DEBT HAS BEEN 3pm-7pm All donations appreciated. All proceeds EXTINGUISHED BY A DISCHARGE IN BANKRUPTCY OR BY AN ORDER GRANTING IN REM RELIEF FROM STAY, THIS NOTICE IS PROVIDED stay right here in our community. SOLELY TO FORECLOSE THE MORTGAGE REMAINING ON YOUR Marty Davis Blues PROPERTY AND IS NOT AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT THE DISCHARGED PERSONAL OBLIGATION. Murphysboro High School For info call Hallie Beattie 618-779-2043. I521542 Band Fundraiser IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 20TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT RANDOLPH COUNTY, CHESTER, ILLINOIS HSBC BANK USA, N.A., AS TRUSTEE FOR THE REGISTERED 140 Buttermilk Hill Road HOLDERS OF RENAISSANCE HOME EQUITY LOAN TRUST 2006-1 Ava • 763-4447 PLAINTIFF, -vs- HOURS: Mon.-Thurs. LOREN W. ROCHE A/K/A LOREN WAYNE ROCHE; JANETTA L. ROCHE 12pm - 6pm Fri., Sat. & Sun. 12pm - 8pm A/K/A JANETTA LEN ROCHE; DEFENDANTS DIRECTIONS: Follow IL Route 3 South To Buttermilk Hill Road 12 CH 15 NOTICE OF JUDICIAL SALE Public Notice is hereby given that pursuant to a Judgment entered in the above entitled matter on July 27, 2012; Richard A. Brown, Honorable Judge of the Circuit Court of Randolph County, One Taylor Street, Chester, IL 62233, will on May 10, 2013 at 9:30 AM, at in The Perry County Agricultural Society Courtroom #2, Randolph County Courthouse, One Taylor Street, Chester, Il 62233, sell to the highest bidder for cash (ten percent (10%) at the time of sale & Rich’s Shop (Du Quoin) Present and the balance within twenty-four (24) hours, the following described premises situated in Randolph County, Illinois. Said sale shall be subject to general taxes, special assessments or special taxes levied against said real estate and any prior liens or 1st Mortgages. The subject property is offered for sale without any representation as to quality or quantity of title or recourse to Plaintiff. Upon the sale being held and the purchaser tendering said bid in cash or certified funds, a receipt of Sale will be issued and/or a Certificate of Sale as required, MUD which will entitle the purchaser to a deed upon confirmation of said sale by the Teresa Camarato Court. Broker/Owner Said property is legally described as follows: TLC Commonly known as 6521 Walsh Road, Ellis Grove, IL 62241 201 N. Park Avenue Permanent Index No.: 10-051-002-00 REAL ESTATE Herrin, IL • 988-1739 Improvements: Residential Structure UNKNOWN BOG Units UNKNOWN JACOB: 14 Maple Lane ¥ Well-built and immaculate! Bedrooms UNKNOWN Garage UNKNOWN Saturday, 3 bedroom, 2 bath ranch. The den/office could be used as a Bathrooms UNKNOWN Concession Stand 4th bedroom. This home has 2x6 walls, steel roof new in Other UNKNOWN & Beer Tent The property will NOT be open for inspection prior to the sale. April 27 2007. Beautiful woodwork, solid 6 panel doors throughout, The judgment amount was $113,137.15. Prospective purchasers are admonished and oak kitchen cabinets. The 3 car detached garage with to check the court file and title records to verify this information. Races Start 6pm • Tech Check 3-5pm For Bid Amount contact: workbench and lots of storage is insulated and heated. Sale Clerk Located on 1.5 acre lot, and at the end of a dead end road, Fisher and Shapiro, LLC Perry County Fairgrounds this home is extremely private. Seller is relative of agent. 2121 Waukegan Road, Suite 301 Bannockburn, IL 60015 PINCKNEYVILLE Offered at $129,000 • Mls #317186 (847)291-1717 THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION For Rules & Questions TAMAROA: 6649 Falcon Road ¥ Country Living! OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. PLEASE BE ADVISED Call Keith Hawkins With Admission: THAT IF YOUR PERSONAL LIABILITY FOR THIS DEBT HAS BEEN 11 & Up $5 This 12 acres of property is great for hunting and building the EXTINGUISHED BY A DISCHARGE IN BANKRUPTCY OR BY AN ORDER Country Side Mud Racing home of your dreams! Has brand new electrical box on GRANTING IN REM RELIEF FROM STAY, THIS NOTICE IS PROVIDED SOLELY TO FORECLOSE THE MORTGAGE REMAINING ON YOUR 618-499-2351 Kids 10 & Under Free property and water. Don’t miss this one! PROPERTY AND IS NOT AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT THE DISCHARGED With Paid Adult REDUCED to $42,000 • Mls #314443 PERSONAL OBLIGATION. Ironworkers & Family Free I521559 With Membership Card Sponsored By Thanks To Ironworkers Local 392 Come Enjoy National Open House Weekend With ERA Professionals! Loos Excavating Bollmeier Crane In Pinckneyville (357-3384) Carl’s Fourwheel Drive Saturday, April 27 For Their Help Loos Exvacating

9am-11am Noon-2pm Mark Drive, Sparta Noon-2pm 410 N. Euclid St., New Construction In J&M Estates 506 S. Oak St., Sparta Marissa Located Behind Stearns Furniture 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, 2 Bonus Rooms, 2 Bedrooms, 1 Bath, Fireplace, VIDEO GAMING 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, 9’ Vaulted Ceiling Well Maintained, Beautifuly Landscaped Large Storage Building & Smaller Shed Now Live At Pistol City Sharon Blackwell Sharon Cross Broker/Realtor® Professional Realtor® Real Estate FOOD & (618) 443-8297 (618) 830-2926 EACH OFFICE IS INDEPENDENTLY DRINK FOR email: [email protected] OWNED AND OPERATED. email: [email protected] OUR PLAYERS

Jerry Foertsch WINNING FOERTSCH Owner, Operator IS HALF THEFUN! Termite Control Come See How Well We Treat Our Players! Certified And Tree Service, Inc. Technician “Get The ” For Less Over 35 Years’ Experience GAMING ROOM Best OPEN DAILY Local Family-Owned Business • Well-Known In The Area FREE ESTIMATES ALL WORK GUARANTEED REAL ESTATE INSPECTIONS Route 13 East Coulterville 6AM - 1AM (618) 758-2443 (618) 295-3610 • Cell (618) 410-4097 600 Foertsch Lane • Marissa Page 25 County Journal April 18, 2013

Randolph and Perry real estate transactions

FOR RANDOLPH Gordon R. Williams etal Milton E. Weber etal to FOR PERRY Rose Ellen Cicardi to Pt NW NE Sec 13 6-2 COUNTY Pt NE SE Sec 34 4-6 Milton E. Weber, Trust- COUNTY Ellen Cicardi Trust, Jo Kirk D. Danbury, April 12, 2013 Laura Leaan West etal ee NE SW Sec 3 5-8 Kevin Kern Cicardi Trust & Sally Rhonda C. Fleming & Pat Laramore to Phyllis L. Haberman Milton E. Weber etal to County Clerk Rose Westerhoff, Trust- Carolyn R. Milligan to County Clerk etal NW SW Sec 18 5-5 Milton E. Weber, Trust- & Recorder ee Lt 11 HuntwoodS/D Lyla Kay Danbury & & Recorder David M. Calvert etal to ee NE SW Sec 33 4-8 WARRANTY DEED Ronald G. Helvey to Ronald Danbury Pt SE WARRANTY DEEDS Linda M. Cox Lt 9 Plat 2 Milton E. Weber etal to Cindy Gale Jones, Murphy Wall State Bk Sec 15 5-1 Steven G. Falkenhein Spartan Estates Sparta Milton E. Weber, Trust- Darleen I. Jones & Cindy Pt SW NW Sec 24 5-3; Lts Donald G. Hirsch to etux to Robert Jasper Hardee’s Food System ee Lt 122 R&B Estates Jones Hagene to Tonya 12 & 13 Blk 11 SB Eatons Barry K. Hirsch, Collin etux Pt NW NW Sec 7 5- to Hardee’s Restaurants Red Bud A. Smith Lt 4 Blk 22 S/D; Lts 5 & 6 Blk 10 IR D. Hirsch, Shannon L. 5 LLC Pt Blk 19 Swan- Robert Andrew Schmoll Keyes & Metcalfs 1st S/ Spilmans S/D; Pt Lt 1 Hirsch and Timothy John T. Wilson etux to wick’s Add Chester to Kenneth L. Schmoll D Consideration $31,000 Mel Carter S/D; Lts 13; Hirsch Pt SE SW Sec 16 etux NW SW Sec 22 4-7 Nancy L. Bufford to 14; Pt Lt 15; Penna 5-1 Joshua Paul Hahn etux Debra J. Melton & Kim- Murphys 1st Addn; Lt 13 Dorothy F. Blakely to to Paul D. Hahn etux Lts berly J. Woodside Pt Lt WK Murphys Addn; Lt 3 Dianne L. Chamness, Union Addn Christina M. Fisher & 1-3 Blk 2 Heirs of W.J. 13 Blk 20 Keyes & Wanda M. Montgom- Mark A. Stutes Pt Lts 11 Dirt For Sale Mathews’ 2nd Add Metcalfs 1st S/D ery & Wanda M. Wynn & 12 Campbells S/D Tilden Alisha L. Hicks & Nathan J. Hicks to Mary to Robert E. Harsy Pt Nancy L. Havens, Alan Road & Driveway Rock Charles R. Myers etux SW NW Sec 36 6-2 Con- Pierce, Catherine E. to Arthur A. Steele Lt 8 L. Choate Pt NE SE Sec All Sizes Rock • Tailgate Spread 6 6-4 Consideration sideration $42,000 Pierce, Cindy Pierce, Blk 3 O.C. Gordon’s Add Pearl G. Beckley & Ruth Pierce, Scotty RED Percy $49,400 DOT Debra A. Robbins & Robert H. Beckley to Pierce & Charlotte First State Bank of Red RED DOT Michael Robbins to Joshua W. Jones Lts 9, Wilkerson to David Bud to Scott Clement Lt Hillary A. Halsey & 10 & 11 Blk 3 Forester S/ Pierce & Robin Pierce CONSTRUCTION 4 Blk 1 James Wilson’s Kevin M. Halsey Pt SE D Consideration $48,500 NW NE Sec 13 6-2 Add Baldwin SE Sec 4 5-1 Consider- Ricky L. Walker & 826-4045 Elizabeth McElveen to ation $136,020 Shana L.Walker to DEEDS Teresa Hernandez- Matilda M. Harsy to David L. Helvey & Circuit Judge James W. Carmona Lts 53 & 54 Donna J. Wright Pt SW Lauren M. Helvey Lt 1 Campanella, Citifinan- Northtown Meadows S/ NE Sec 35 6-2 Consider- Wildwood S/D Consider- cial Services, Federal D Sparta ation $26,250 ation $156,900 Home Loan Mortgage Aeration Federal Natl Mortgage Jimmie D. Lazenby & Corporation, Marshall QUITCLAIM DEEDS Association to Candess Sharon K. Lazenby to Browning Hospital & Septic Tanks Carol Durbin to Chris- L. Higgerson & Jerry Brian L. Wilson Lts 4 & Nancy C. Rogers to topher Durbin Lts 9 & 10 Higgerson Pt E1/2 SE 5 Blk 1 Mel Carter S/D Banterra Bk Pt Lt 3 Blk 29 SALES ~ INSTALLATION Blk 26 F.M. Brickey Heir SW Sec 7 6-1 Consider- Consideration $105,900 Keyes & Metcalfs 1st S/D S/D Prairie du Rocher ation $24,000 QUITCLAIM DEEDS Donald W. Eisenhauer Debra L. Doerner to Robin Pierce to David to Linda Montgomery, Richview Concrete Products RD Cindy R. Nelson Pt Lts 1, Pierce Pt NW NE Sec 13 Trustee & The 641 Coun- North County Savings 2 & 3 Blk 15 Keyes & 6-2 try Club Drive Trust Pt (618) 249-8888 to Brian R. Frazer SE Metcalfs 1st S/D Consid- David Pierce & Scotty Lt 2 Blk 20 Keyes & SW Sec 18 5-7 eration $60,000 Pierce to Robin Pierce Metcalfs 1st S/D We Have The Home You’ve Been Waiting For! NO TRESPASSING 934 William St. 1211 Brenda St. 1201 W. Broadway 207 E. 3rd St. CHESTER CHESTER SPARTA SPARTA Hunting and fishing by permit only. 4204670 4204799 4108717 4201725 Trespassers Subject To Arrest

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201 S. Minton Drive 102 Nashville Road 7410 State Rte. 156 808 N. Vine St. PERCY COULTERVILLE NEW ATHENS SPARTA 4015215 4201643 4110716 4113535 1(:&RPPHUFLDO3URSHUW\IRU6DOH²0XUSK\VERUR/RFDWHGQH[W Florence Kane, Rachel Cross-Kane .... 967-8264 Don Otten ...... 830-2999 Broker Manager ...... 967-6516 David Gutjahr ...... 578-8833 Tim Schulein ...... 317-0577 WRRQHRIWKHEXVLHVWLQWHUVHFWLRQVLQ6RXWKHUQ,/5RXWHDQG Dorcas Gruber, Joyce Hagene Dierkes 534-3457 Sandy Smith ...... 443-8425 PHHWKHUHDWWKLVKXE=RQHGFRPPHUFLDODQGLQGXVWULDO3URSHUW\ Broker Manager ...... 559-9147 John Lane ...... 708-0900 Kim Wesbecher ...... 317-2230 KDVEHHQLQWKHVDPHIDPLO\IRU\HDUVDQGKDVEHHQXVHGDVD 5HDO(VWDWHEXVLQHVV Janice Barbour ...... 615-9187 Doug Little ...... 615-5001 Jan Yesley-GRI ...... 559-8550 Jeanne Meredith ...... 318-3551 Hallie Zollner-Beattie .. 779-2043 GOLDEN KEY REALTY, INC. buyafarm.com / 877-308-0875 www.century21.com 625 STATE STREET•CHESTER 212 N. MARKET•SPARTA PERRY COUNTY CUSTOMERS Each Office Independently Owned & Operated Buy A Farm Land and Auction Co. EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY (618) 826-3421 (618) 443-2211 (618) 357-2130 1403 Hillcrest Dr. – Sparta, Îllinois

Very Nice 3 Private 4 Bed, 3 Bath Extra Nice Location With STEELEVILLE Bed, 2 Bath SPARTA Home. Large PERCY 4 Bed, 2 Beautiful New AVA Lot-Private Home With Home On 61 Bath Big Eat-In Setting, Acres For Home. Kitchen, 1 Car $414,900 Or 2 Out Large Lot, Attached Only 8 Acres, Buildings, Garage. $244,900. $84,900. $148,000. $119,000.

HOMES FOR SALE To Schools. $175,000. Small Man Cave In Back. $38,000. GOREVILLE: Very Good Wooded STEELEVILLE: 1 1/2 Story 3 Bed- PERCY: 3 bedroom, 2 Bath On Large Clay Fuhrhop (Managing Broker/Owner) ELLIS GROVE: 1 1/2 Story 3 Bed, 1 Waterfront Lot. Perfect Spot To Build room Home, Basement, 1 1/2 Car De- Lot With Full Basement And Out Build- Bath On .57 Acres. Just Move In. Your Dream Home Or Weekend Get- tached Garage. $47,000. ings. $47,000. 299 Fuhrhop Road • Ava • 426-3982 $129,900. away. CALL. • 2 Bedroom Home With Large Family • 3 bedroom, 2 Bath Home On Large To All Clients: Ask Your Realtor For MLS! ANNA: Fantastic Home With Private SPARTA: 17 Acres Building Sites, Room And 2 Car Garage. $95,000. Lot. Reduced $84,900. We Offer Egyptian MLS And Setting On 19 Acres. Custom Fea- Rural Wooded Setting. City Water • 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Basement • 2-3 Bedroom Home On 2 Acres With Southwestern Illinois Regional MLS! tures, 60x40 Pole Barn With Office & Available. $119,900. $52,000. 2 Car Garage. $185,000. Bathroom. $399,999. COMMERCIAL • Beautiful Potentially 3 Bed Home AVA: 3 Bed, 2 Bath w/Fenced Yard. • 2 Bed, 1 Bath, 1 1/2 Car Detached $64,900. DOWELL: Great House, 3 Bedroom, CHESTER: Great Commercial Lo- With Spacious Open Floor Plan. Re- $41,750. Garage Reduced $57,500. 1 Bath. Good Rental. Another House COULTERVILLE: 3 Bed, 2 Bath cation w/Large Pole Building & Office modeled in 2012 With New Appliances, • 2 Bed Home, Large Lot w/Large • 3 Bed, 2 Bath On 2 1/2 Lots. $69,000. And Trailer Lot Available. $49,900. Home On Large Lot. Move In Ready. Space. $89,500. Countertop, Doors & Flooring. Master Garage. $53,500. • 3 Bedroom Home With 24x30 Pole $70,000. • Established & Successful Restau- Bedroom Suite Has Walk-In Closet And • 3 Bed, 2 Bath, 2 Car Attached Ga- Building On Large Lot. $34,900. LAND FOR SALE CHESTER: 2 Bed Home w/Nice rant. $198,000. Large Master Bath. Property Also Has rage And Basement On 15 Acres. • Could be 2 Bedroom Home, 1 Bath, Basement On Nice Lot. Excellent WILLIAMSON COUNTY: LAKE • 1380 Square Foot Building. Cur- A Pole Building With Concrete Floors Reduced $190,000. Big Living Room. Located On 3.5 Pic- FRONT LOTS - Individual Lots Avail- • Shape, Ready To Move Into. $79,900. rently Salon. $160,000. Built In 2012. $169,900. • Earth Berm 2 Bed, 2 Bath Home With turesque acres.. $52,000. • 2 Bed Home On 5 Acres w/City able, Only 12 Miles From Marion. RE- • PERCY: Convenience Store, Ready • 3 Bed, 2 Bath Manufactured Home In Spacious Eat-In Kitchen And Large DU QUOIN: 2 Bedroom Updated DUCED $12,500-$25,000. Water And Insulated & Heated Ga- To Open. Reduced $250,000. Excellent Shape On 3.5 Acres Living Room. 32x72 Pole Building. Home Ready To move In To. $64,900. rage. Reduced $159,000. • 230 Acres, Excellent Waterfowl WALSH: Building On Corner Lot. $130,000. Located On 20 Partially Wooded Acres • Mobile Home On Nice Lot Ready To Hunting, 150 Acre Lake. $1,650/Acre. • 5 Bed, 3 Bath Home w/Big Fenced- $57,000. SPARTA: 2 Bed, 2 Bath Home, Par- With Some Tillable Acres, Marketable Move In To. $29,000. In Yard. $87,700. • 175 Acres Pasture Ground, Fenced SPARTA: Excellent Retail Building tial Finished Basement, 2 Car Carport. Timber And 4-Wheeler Trails Through- • 4 Bedroom Home On Large Corner On 150 Acre Lake. $1,650/Acre. • 3 Bed Home On Large Lot In Coun- w/Over 6000 Sq. Ft. And 2100 Sq. Ft Reduced $48,000. out The Property. Reduced $141,000. Lot With Many Updates. $74,900. AVA: 61.5 Part Tillable, Part Wooded, try w/City Water. Reduced $71,900. Building For Shop Or Storage. • 3 Bed, 2 Bath, 1 Car Garage. MURPHYSBORO: 3 Bed, 2 Bath • Nicely Updated 3 Bedroom Ranch On Good Road. $209,200. ROCKWOOD: 3 Bed Home On 45 $319,000. Reduced $34,900. On Large Lot w/Great Deck And Large With Fenced Backyard. New Kitchen Acres, Pasture, Tillable, Hunting. Re- • Home Building Sites, City Water & • Large Commercial Building With • 2 Bed On Nice Corner Lot. $26,500. Workshop. Reduced $172,500. Cabinets & Updated Bathroom. Sewer Available, Up To $5,000 Rebate duced $200,000. Over 17,500 sq. ft. On Over 2 Acres • Spacious 4 Bedroom, 3 Bath Home. • 2 Bed, 2 Bath Home With 2 Car $84,900. Available On Lot Purchase. Call For • 4 Bedroom Home On Large Shaded With Good Road Frontage. CALL. Close To Schools. Plenty Of Storage. Garage On Large Lot. $124,900. • Nicely Updated 2 Bedroom, 1 Bath Lot w/Old Time Charm. $73,000. More Info. $10,000. CUTLER: Convenience Store And Garage With Loft. Needs Some Work. WILLISVILLE: 2 Bed Home, Re- Home. Home Has Been Painted On WILLISVILLE: Nice, Large Corner JACOB: 3 Bed w/Full Basement On Gas Station, Great Location, Ready $89,000. modeled, 3 Lots, 2 Car Detached Car- Interior And Exterior, Including Base- Lot. $12,000. Large Lot w/Large Outbuildings. Re- To Go. $235,000. • Nice 3 Bedroom, 1 Bath Home On 3 port. Reduced $25,900. ment. Ready To Move In. CALL. duced $95,000. • Large Corner Lot. $8,500. ELKVILLE: Large Building With Of- Acres With 2 Outbuildings. House In • Nice Remodeled 3 Bed Home On MARISSA: 2 Story Home, 4 Bed On DU QUOIN: 9 Acres Recreational CUTLER: Nice 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath fices And Large Auditorium. Reduced Great Condition With Sunroom. Close Large Lot. Reduced $50,000. Corner Lot, Large Pole Barn. Reduced Ground. $75,000. Home On Double Corner Lot With $75,000. STEELEVILLE: Large Workshop In Note: Some Lots Are Broker Owned. Call For Information. E-Mail [email protected] Sam Shaw ...... (618) 559-1056 John Halstead ...... Great (618) Condition 521-8898 With Lots Of Road For An Easy Search & Complete List Of So. Ill. Properties Go To Our Web Page Frontage. $85,000. EQUAL HOUSING Jeff Phillips ...... (618) 790-4455 OPPORTUNITY REALTOR® Pat Willard ...... (618) 443-8928 tri-county-realty.com Page 26 County Journal April 18, 2013 CJJ CLASSIFIEDS INDOOR YARD SALE: a receipt of Sale will be issued and/or a IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FOR SALE FOR RENT GARAGE SALE Friday & Saturday, April Certificate of Sale as required, which will 20TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT 26 & 27, 8am-2pm, Sparta Eagles Club Lady Aux- entitle the purchaser to a deed upon RANDOLPH COUNTY, iliary. All proceeds to confirmation of said sale by the Court. CHESTER, ILLINOIS FOR SALE: Built-Mor INCOME BASED benefit our community AVA COMMUNITY Said property is legally described as HSBC BANK USA, N.A., AS TRUSTEE Buildings. 24x40, $8,095; APARTMENTS!! 1 & 2 youth and elderly em- follows: 30x50, $11,495; 36x64, bedroom income based YARD SALE: Saturday, powerment programs. We FOR THE REGISTERED HOLDERS OF $18,895; 48x80, $30,995. apartments with W/D May 4, 8am-2pm. Over 25 will be accepting do- PART OF THE SOUTHEAST QUARTER RENAISSANCE HOME EQUITY LOAN Erected, choice of colors. hookups. Located in families participating nations of gently used OF THE SOUTHEAST QUARTER OF throughout Ava. In case TRUST 2006-1 732-8704 or 237-0792 or AVA, Illinois! For more items Thursday, April 25 SECTION 32, TOWNSHIP 4 SOUTH, PLAINTIFF, go to builtmorbuildings infor-mation contact of rain, sales held at from noon-9pm. All .com. Terra Properties, 800-736- individual’s discretion. donations appreciated. RANGE 8 WEST OF THE THIRD P.M., -vs- ...... 0-x-x 8669. EOE...... 0-5-2 All proceeds stay right RANDOLPH COUNTY, ILLINOIS, MORE LOREN W. ROCHE A/K/A LOREN MULTI-FAMILY MEGA CONSTRUCTION ...... 0-x-x here in our community. PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS WAYNE ROCHE; JANETTA L. ROCHE A/ PARTS: Used construc- YARD SALE: Saturday, For info call Hallie Beattie INCOME BASED April 20, 7am-12pm. FOLLOWS: K/A JANETTA LEN ROCHE; tion parts for all makes APARTMENTS!! 1 & 2 618-779-2043. of dozers, loaders, Located inside St. John’s ...... 0-4-25B COMMENCING AT THE SOUTHEAST DEFENDANTS bedroom income based Parish Hall in Chester. graders, excavators, etc. apartments available in Consignment CORNER OF LOT 1 OF HENNE'S 12 CH 15 Fast, efficient service. Too many items to list - Pinckneyville! For an something for everyone! Marjorie’s & Gift Cottage ADDITION TO THE VILLAGE OF RUMA, NOTICE OF JUDICIAL SALE Two locations: Chartrand application call Terra OFF HWY. 4 & SPRING HILL DRIVE Equipment Co., Red Bud No early birds. RANDOLPH COUNTY, ILLINOIS; Public Notice is hereby given that Properties, 800-736-8669 ...... 1-4-18 CAMPBELL HILL • 426-3359 618-282-2585 & Ellis or visit www.terra THENCE NORTH ALONG THE EASTERLY pursuant to a Judgment entered in the above Grove 618-853-2314. YARD SALE: 107 E. Spring Outfits, Capris, LINE OF SAID ADDITION AND properties .com EOE. Lincoln, Ava, Saturday, Garden Hose & Reel, entitled matter on July 27, 2012; Email us at: chartr ...... 0-x-x @htc.net. April 20, 7am-2pm. Air Baby Quilts, Rada Knives, EXTENSION OF SAID EASTERLY LINE A Richard A. Brown, Honorable Judge of FOR RENT: 3 bedroom conditioners, plants, DISTANCE OF 416 FEET TO A POINT OF the Circuit Court of Randolph County, One ...... 0-x-x doublewide in mobile Yarn Special FOR SALE: Formal living clothes, riding mower, BEGINNING; THENCE NORTH ALONG home park in Sparta. Call lots of miscellaneous. MON., FRI. & SAT. 8:30AM-NOON ~ WED. 8:30AM-4PM Taylor Street, Chester, IL 62233, will on room chair, very good AN EXTENSION OF THE EAST LINE OF May 10, 2013 at 9:30 AM, at in Courtroom #2, condition, $25 497-8272. Ronnie Johnson. 443- Come down the alley! ...... 0-x-x 3325...... 1-4-18 CLOTHING HENNE'S ADDITION A DISTANCE OF 80 Randolph County Courthouse, One Taylor FOR SALE: White 2-105 ...... 0-x-xB HUGE RUMMAGE FEET; THENCE WEST 160 FEET; THENCE Street, Chester, Il 62233, sell to the highest APARTMENT FOR SALE: Friday and tractor with duals 18.4x38 SOUTH 80 FEET; THENCE EAST 160 FEET bidder for cash (ten percent (10%) at the Firestone, cab, S40/1000 RENT: 2 bedroom, 1 bath Saturday, April 26 & 27, SALE PTO, 3 remote hydraulic in Steeleville. Water & 8am-2pm, St. Pius V Lots of good clean, TO THE PLACE OF BEGINNING. time of sale and the balance within twenty- valves, 4822 hours, $9,500. trash included. $400/ Catholic Church, Walsh. plus size clothes AND, ALSO THAT PART DESCRIBED four (24) hours, the following described Bake sale/luncheon. John Deere mower month, $400 deposit. 559- for sale. Sizes up BY EXECUTOR'S DEED DATED premises situated in Randolph County, 9881. Carry-outs available. conditioner 1219 with to 3x. Shorts, knee FEBRUARY 7, 1984 AND RECORDED Illinois. 1000 PTO, clog guards, ...... 0-x-x ...... 0-4-25B extra cutter bar, $4,500. FOR RENT IN SPARTA: GARAGE SALE: Sat- pants, slacks, MARCH 12, 1984 IN BOOK 294 AT PAGE Said sale shall be subject to general taxes, New Holland stackliner 2&3 bedroom mobile urday, April 20, 7am-?, 602 jeans blouses, 229 IN THE RECORDER'S OFFICE, special assessments or special taxes levied E. Main Street, Steeleville. model 1002 bale loader homes in park. Also jackets, sweaters RANDOLPH COUNTY, ILLINOIS. against said real estate and any prior liens with push off, $750. John mobile home lots in park. A little bit for everyone! and lots more. Deere manual manure Private mobile home lots ...... 1-4-18B EXCEPT THAT PART CONVEYED BY or 1st Mortgages. The subject property is MOVING SALE: Sat- Prices 50¢ - $5. spreader model L with for sale. Call Ronnie Can be seen QUIT CLAIM DEED DATED MARCH 5, offered for sale without any representation rubber tires, $1,250. Johnson. 443-3325. urday, April 27, 7am-?, 1984 AND RECORDED MARCH 12, 1984 9091 Plum Creek Road, anytime, just as to quality or quantity of title or recourse Glencoe Giant G chisel ...... 0-x-x call Ruth at IN BOOK 294 AT PAGE 247 IN THE to Plaintiff. plow, 12 shank, $800. SPARTA-FOR RENT: 1 & Sparta. Lots of everything. John Deere model 660 2 bedroom apartments. Too much to list. 965-2348 RECORDER'S OFFICE, RANDOLPH Upon the sale being held and the purchaser rake with dolly wheel Call 443-8305...... 1-4-25B COUNTY, ILLINOIS. tendering said bid in cash or certified funds, 4-FAMILY YARD SALE: $1,350. 3-point heavy ...... 0-x-x Commonly known as 317 Main Street, a receipt of Sale will be issued and/or a duty stinger, $550. Cell Friday and Saturday, FOR RENT: 2 bedroom April 19 & 20, 106 Short MARISSA Ruma, IL 62278 Certificate of Sale as required, which will 618--974-8542, home 618- apartment in Chester, 281-8110. Avenue, Percy. Lots of Permanent Index No.: 13-149-009-50 entitle the purchaser to a deed upon newly remodeled, all new furniture, clothes and CITY WIDE ...... 1-4-18 updates in quiet neigh- Improvements: confirmation of said sale by the Court. CENTRAL BOILER miscellaneous items. borhood. $520/mo, in- ...... 1-4-18B Residential Said property is legally described as OUTDOOR WOOD cludes trash pickup, YARD FURANCE: Safe, clean, 20TH ANNUAL ELLIS Structure UNKNOWN follows: stove, refrigerator, washer GROVE COMMUNITY efficient, WOOD HEAT. & dryer on site, no Units UNKNOWN A PARCEL OF LAND IN THE Slover Outdoor Heating YARD SALE: Saturday, SALE smoking, no pets, 3 person April 27, 7am-?, over 30 Bedrooms UNKNOWN SOUTHEAST QUARTER OF THE 618-559-3285. max. Call or text Laurie ...... 0-4-18 sale locations within 3 Saturday, Garage UNKNOWN SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF SECTION 36, York 559-1625. miles. Maps available. Bathrooms UNKNOWN TOWNSHIP 5 SOUTH, RANGE 7 WEST, OF ...... 0-x-x ...... 0-4-25B May 4 Other UNKNOWN THE THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, ALLIGATOR MUSIC FOR RENT: Nice 2 or 3 YARD SALE: Saturday, bedroom mobile homes April 20 First Annual To Have Your The property will NOT be open for RANDOLPH COUNTY, ILLINOIS, MORE ON BROADWAY • SPARTA in Steeleville mobile Mom 2 Mom Kids’ Resale inspection prior to the sale. PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS Ukuleles In Stock home park. Central air, Event and Bake Sale. Yard Sale The judgment amount was $156,806.61. FOLLOWS: COMMENCING AT A STONE water, sewer and trash Homemade baked goods Included Of All Colors included. Starting at $400 to help raise funds for the Prospective purchasers are admonished to IN THE CENTER OF THE SOUTHWEST And Sizes a month. No pets. 573-721- group. Boys’ and girls’ On The Map check the court file and title records to QUARTER OF AFORESAID SECTION 36, 5710. clothes, size newborn and Please Contact verify this information. THENCE SOUTH ALONG THE QUARTER ...... 0-x-x up, baby gear, baby and For Bid Amount contact: SECTION LINE, 687.0 FEET TO THE POINT FOR RENT: House in kids’ toys, etc. Held at St. Connie At Music Lessons Chester, 2 bedroom with Boniface Parish Hall in Sale Clerk OF BEGINNING OF THE LAND HEREIN garage, full basement, Evansville, IL, 7am to White Lumber, Fisher and Shapiro, LLC DESCRIBED; THENCE CONTINUING Available some appliances, A/C and noon. Laura At The 2121 Waukegan Road, Suite 301 SOUTH, ALONG THE QUARTER SECTION ...... 0-4-18 618-443-5051 gas heat. No smoking. No Bannockburn, IL 60015 LINE, 643.4 FEET; THENCE NORTH 88 pets. References and GARAGE SALE: Here we Style Seller, deposit required. 618-826- go again! Garage sale Or Rachel At (847)291-1717 DEGREES 51' EAST 384.0 FEET; THENCE 5143. time! Frances Joiner THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A NORTH 24 DEGREES 33' WEST 438.7 FOR SALE ...... 0-x-x Estate, April 6, 13, 20 & 27, Regions Bank. DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION 7am-?, 201 Cedar Street, FEET; THENCE NORTH 18 DEGREES 35' FOR RENT: 2 bedroom OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT WEST 233.8 FEET; THENCE NORTH 83 AG home in Sparta on corner Evansville. $5 Fee $ 50 lot, with finished base- ...... 1-4-25B PURPOSE. PLEASE BE ADVISED THAT DEGREES 10' WEST 128.6 FEET TO THE PER GARAGE SALE: Sat- TON ment. Pet friendly. Call Deadline IF YOUR PERSONAL LIABILITY FOR POINT OF BEGINNING, CONTAINING LIME 3 urday, April 20, 8am-?, 305 559-3525. Peggy Lane, Sparta. Lots Is THIS DEBT HAS BEEN EXTINGUISHED 3.582 ACRES, MORE OR LESS...... 0-x-x of nice things. Come and BY A DISCHARGE IN BANKRUPTCY OR Commonly known as 6521 Walsh Road, SCRAP ROCK HOUSE FOR RENT IN look. April 26 BY AN ORDER GRANTING IN REM Ellis Grove, IL 62241 CHESTER: 3 bedroom, 1.5 ...... 1-4-18 $ 50 We bath with detached 2 car RELIEF FROM STAY, THIS NOTICE IS Permanent Index No.: 10-051-002-00 PER garage. Call Kris at 618- PROVIDED SOLELY TO FORECLOSE THE 4TON Load! Improvements: 521-9341. TOP SOIL, 16th Annual MORTGAGE REMAINING ON YOUR Residential ALSO - ...... 1-4-25 PROPERTY AND IS NOT AN ATTEMPT ROCK & SAND FOR RENT: 3 bed house, Steeleville Community Structure UNKNOWN Evansville/Sparta school TO COLLECT THE DISCHARGED Units UNKNOWN WE DELIVER! district. Business ref- PERSONAL OBLIGATION. Bedrooms UNKNOWN WE DO DEMOLITION WORK erences required. NO I521542 Garage UNKNOWN PETS!!!! $600/month plus YARD SALE (618) 604-6914 $600/deposit. Leave Saturday, May 4, 8am-? ...... 0-4-18 Bathrooms UNKNOWN message 618-853-4115. Other UNKNOWN ...... 1-4-18 If you would like to have your The property will NOT be open for NOTICE OF SALE LIVESTOCK FOR RENT: Duplex 2 bed inspection prior to the sale. apartment in Sparta, $500/ yard sale listed on the map, of Property Owned by The judgment amount was $113,137.15. month plus $500/deposit. please call Imogene Fiene or The Village of Steeleville Prospective purchasers are admonished to Call 443-8238. and Invitation to Bid Thereon ...... 1-4-18 Barb Jeremiah at First National check the court file and title records to PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT the FOR RENT: 2 bedroom Bank of Steeleville 965-3441. verify this information. duplex in Chester, newly President and Board of Trustees of the FRUITLAND Deadline is Friday, April 26 For Bid Amount contact: remodeled, private su- Village of Steeleville will receive sealed Sale Clerk IVESTOCK ALES division, one car garage, bids for the purchase, under the successful L S $575/month. Includes Fisher and Shapiro, LLC bid, of the fee simple interest in the following 7505 U.S. Highway 61 trash, dishwasher, stove, 2121 Waukegan Road, Suite 301 refrigerator, washer/dryer WANTED WANTED real property: Jackson, MO 63755 Bannockburn, IL 60015 hook-up, no smoking, no LAWNS TO MOW Part of the West Half of the Southeast WANTED: Roommate to (847) 291-1717 pets, 4 person max. Call or Quarter of Section 26, Township 6 South of 573-243-4255 text Laurie York for share my house in Sparta. In Randolph County. THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A Rent $300/mo plus 1/2 of Range 6 West of the Third Principal Cattle Every Tuesday application or schedule Sparta, Coulterville, DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION showing. 618-559-1625 utilities. Must have a job, Meridian, Randolph County, Illinois, more 12:30pm & Tilden Area. OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT ...... 0-x-x be responsible and clean. particularly described as follows: Beginning Available immediately. 618-571-1768 PURPOSE. PLEASE BE ADVISED THAT FOR RENT IN SPARTA: at a stone in the Southwest corner of the MONTHLY FEATURES One bedroom house, 107 Call Dianna at 618-443- IF YOUR PERSONAL LIABILITY FOR 8491. Southeast Quarter of said section; thence 3rd Friday - 10:00am East Page, $400 a month. THIS DEBT HAS BEEN EXTINGUISHED Two bedroom house, 403 ...... 1-4-25B WANTED TO BUY North 1208.9 feet; thence East 149.1 feet to Sheep & Goats WANTED: Looking for BY A DISCHARGE IN BANKRUPTCY OR 4th Tuesday - 11:00am North Maple, $425 a the point of beginning of the tract herein month. Call 618-965-9259. babysitter in my home or BY AN ORDER GRANTING IN REM theirs for a 3 year old and described, said point being on the South Pigs ...... 0-4-18 ALUMINUM CANS RELIEF FROM STAY, THIS NOTICE IS FOR RENT IN SPARTA: 5 month old, 618-708-1242. right of way of State Route 150; thence ...... 1-4-18B PROVIDED SOLELY TO FORECLOSE THE Neal Franke, Manager Three bedroom house, South 0 degrees 48 minutes East 702.4 feet; 573-382-0003 WANTED TO BUY: Aluminum Scrap MORTGAGE REMAINING ON YOUR large yard, NO PETS! Call thence South 54 degrees 58 minutes East Steve Preusser Mobile homes in good Batteries • Brass • Lead PROPERTY AND IS NOT AN ATTEMPT 618-615-1144. condition. 1978 or newer. 49.4 feet; thence South 87 degrees 37 minutes 573-833-6432 ...... 0-4-18 TO COLLECT THE DISCHARGED Must have central A/C. Copper • Radiators East 467.9 feet; thence North 0 degrees 48 Ken Carney, Auctioneer FOR RENT IN STEELE- 573-721-5710. PERSONAL OBLIGATION. VILLE: Two possible minutes West 901.1 feet to a point on the 573-568-2353 ...... 0-x-x Stainless Steel I521559 Joe McMurtry 618-443-2435 three bedroom house, South right of way of a private road of large yard, 206 North $ CASH FOR JUNK $ ...... 0-4-18 Water, $475 a month. Call SIDES METAL Rudolph Wilson, said point being 4.1 feet PETS 618-965-9259. North of the North boundary of the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT ...... 0-4-18 Cars • Trucks Southwest Quarter of the Southeast Quarter TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT FOR SALE: Boston Vans • SUVs RECYCLING of Section 26; thence South 87 degrees 36 IN ILLINOIS Terrier puppies. Male REAL ESTATE 1-Hour Pickup Rte. 3 North • Chester minutes West 345.7 feet along said right of RANDOLPH COUNTY $250, $300 female. De- way to a point on the right of way of State In the Matter of the Estate of: clawed, shots and papers. Call Today 618-317-7843 Phone 826-5600 Route 150, said point being 11.8 feet South Ready May 7. 618-317- Open Monday-Friday FRANCES ERLEAN GERLACH, 3774. Ask for Bill. FOR SALE: Lakefront 9am-5pm of the North boundary of the Southwest Deceased ...... 1-4-18B property on Lake Moses. COUNTY Saturday 8am-Noon Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of Section No. 13-P-32 LOST DOG: Full grown Call 618-924-3064 or 618- 26; thence along the South right of way of CLAIM NOTICE female Yorkie, black and 457-2106. JOURNAL If We Are In The Shop Area, State Route 150, which is a curve of 2 degrees Notice is given of the death of Frances tan, was last seen on April ...... 1-4-18B We May Not Hear The Phone. Please 42 minutes and a radius of 2122.26 feet, 212 Erlean Gerlach. Letters of Office were 8 in Steeleville. Left eye INCOME PROPERTY: 4 497-8272 Leave A Message Or Stop By & See Us. is smaller than right eye tri-plex apartment units feet to the point of beginning. issued on April 12, 2013 to Esther E. Craig, and may be matted by in Sparta, plus additional which property is generally located at 4604 10625 State Rt. 4, Sparta, IL 62286, Executor, now. If you have any lot. Call Cliff Mills (618) information that will 303-3559. LEGAL NOTICES State Route 150, Steeleville, Illinois, and is and whose attorney of record is Arbeiter help bring her home, ...... 1-5-9 currently a cemetery. Law Office, 1019 State Street, P.O. Box 367, please call 618-497-4415. FOR SALE: 31.5 acres, 20 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Bids for the purchase of the aforesaid Chester, Illinois 62233. Thank you! wooded and 11.5 clear for interest in the above-described property are Claims against the estate may be filed in ...... 1-4-18 home site, 2 large horse 20TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT barns, Egyptian electric, RANDOLPH COUNTY, hereby invited and will be received by the the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court, city water, low taxes. 618- CHESTER, ILLINOIS Village Clerk at Steeleville Village Hall Randolph County Courthouse, 1 Taylor SERVICES 587-3804 or 618-444-8007. BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., SUCCESSOR between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Street, Chester, Illinois 62233, or with the ...... 1-4-25B representative, or both on or before October HOUSE FOR SALE: 3 BY MERGER TO BAC HOME LOANS until 4:30 o'clock on the date below for the 18, 2013, or three months from the date of bed, 2 bath, 2 car attached SERVICING, LP F/K/A COUNTRYWIDE opening of bids. Said proposals shall be garage, outbuildings with mailing or delivery of this Notice to HOME LOANS SERVICING, LP addressed to: 4 acres and lake view. creditors, whichever is later, and any claim CUDJO’S PLAINTIFF, Board of Trustees CUDJO’S Rural Coulterville in not filed on or before said date is void. Perry County. 618-534- -vs- Village of Steeleville Within ten days after filing of the Claim 9058. AUBREY A. MARTIN; MILO A. MARTIN; c/o Village Clerk Electrical ...... 1-5-9B with the Clerk, the claimant shall cause a UNKNOWN OWNERS AND NON-RECORD 107 W. Broadway copy of the Claim to be mailed or delivered SERVICE CLAIMANTS Steeleville, IL 62288 to the representatives of the estate and to Residential Wiring AUTOMOBILES DEFENDANTS and shall bear the legend "PROPOSAL - the representative’s attorney of record. & Repair Service 10 CH 36 SALE OF PARADISE CEMETERY" and FOR SALE: 2009 Harley Dated: April 12, 2013 Room Additions the name and address of the bidder. Davidson Softtail Deluxe. NOTICE OF JUDICIAL SALE Esther E. Craig, Executor Garages Black with a lot of chrome. Public Notice is hereby given that All bids received will be publicly opened Remodels By: Arbeiter Law Office 618-317-4433. pursuant to a Judgment entered in the above and read aloud at the regular meeting of the BOBBY NAPIER ...... 0-4-25 Board of Trustees of the Village of Steeleville Attorneys Licensed & Insured FOR SALE: 1992 Chevy entitled matter on January 25, 2013; ...... 0-5-2 tiltmaster truck with 14” Richard A. Brown, Honorable Judge of at 7:00 p.m. on May 6, 2013. box bed, $4,000.00. 965- A contract may be awarded to the highest (618) 329-5343 the Circuit Court of Randolph County, One Notice to Bidders 3726 bidder whose bid is found to be in the best (618) 443-7757 Cell ...... 0-4-18 Taylor Street, Chester, IL 62233, will on Sealed proposals for the improvement interests of the Village of Steeleville. The May 10, 2013 at 9:30 AM, at in Courtroom #2, described below will be received at the Board of Trustees reserves the right to reject Randolph County Courthouse, One Taylor office of the County Engineer at 609 South any and all bids and to waive any Street, Chester, Il 62233, sell to the highest Chester Street, Sparta, Illinois 62286 until informalities or irregularities in the bidding. bidder for cash (ten percent (10%) at the 9:00 a.m. April 17, 2013 and at that time The successful bidder shall be responsible T. W. Construction time of sale and the balance within twenty- opened and read publicly. ROOFING • REMODELING • DECKS • DRYWALL • SIDING for the costs of obtaining a title insurance four (24) hours, the following described Description of Work policy and all closing costs. The Board of SEAMLESS GUTTERING • POLE BARNS • BARN REPAIRS premises situated in Randolph County, Name: County Highway 11 (County Line Trustees further reserves the right to review ROOM ADDITIONS • NEW CONSTRUCTION • GARAGES • ETC. Illinois. Road) Said sale shall be subject to general taxes, and study any and all bids and to make a Location: Approximately 2 miles north of Tom Wilhite FREE special assessments or special taxes levied contract award within 30 days after the bids Illinois Route 150. Carpenter Estimates against said real estate and any prior liens have been opened and publicly read. Proposed Improvement: Remove and or 1st Mortgages. The subject property is By order of the President and Board of replace Hot-Mix Asphalt Pavement. 308 Little Kinkaid Rd. • Ava offered for sale without any representation Trustees of the Village of Steeleville, Illinois, Plans and proposal forms will be available as to quality or quantity of title or recourse this 1st day of April, A.D. 2013. in the office of the County Engineer. (618) 426-9025 to Plaintiff. s/d Rebecca Kiehna By order of the Randolph County Board of Upon the sale being held and the purchaser Village Clerk Commissioners. tendering said bid in cash or certified funds, ...... 0-4-18 ...... 0-4-11 April 18, 2013 County Journal Page 27

ORDINANCENO. 2O13-03 resolutions, or orders, or parts thereof, in evidence, as provided in Section 6-21 of the AN ORDIINANCE AUTHORIZING THE conflict with the provisions of this ordinance Probate Act of 1975 (755 ILCS 5/6-21, 2010 ISSUANCE OF UP TO $2,518,000 are to the extent of such conflict hereby State Bar Edition). HELP WANTED WATERWORKS AND SEWERAGE repealed. You also have the right under Section 8-1 REVENUE BONDS OF THE VILLAGE OF Upon motion by Trustee Dan Rhodes, of the Probate Act of 1975 (755 ILCS 5/8-1 Full-Time MARISSA, ST. CLAIR COUNTY, ILLINOIS, seconded by Trustee Jacob Wright, adopted 2010 State Bar Edition) to contest the validity FOR THE PURPOSE OF DEFRAYING and recorded in the Municipality's records of the Will by filing a petition with the Court COSTS OF ACQUIRING, CONSTRUCTING this 15th day of April 2013. within six months after admission of the COOK AND INSTALLING IMPROVEMENTS TO AYES: Jacob Wright, Paul Sinn, Dan Will to probate. ITS WATERWORKS FACILITIES Rhodes, Chris Smith, Bryan Bingel Dated April 11, 2013. Apply In Person PREAMBLES NAYS: None Margaret Mifflin WHEREAS, the Village of Marissa, St. ABSENT: David Keim Executor of the Estate of Hook, Line & Sinker Clair County, Illinois (the "Municipality"), Approved: April 15, 2013 Clyde Lee Brownfield 5635 State Rte. 4 • S’ville ‘T’ operates its municipally-owned waterworks Attest: Jerry K. Cross R. Jeffrey Kerkhover - Attorney and sewerage system (the "System") in Village President, Village of Marissa, R. Jeffrey Kerkhover - #03127288 Steeleville accordance with the provisions of Division St. Clair County, Illinois FISHER, KERKHOVER & COFFEY LAW 965-2444 139 of Article 11 of the Illinois Municipal Carol Laumbattus OFFICE Code [Section 5/11-139-1 et seq. of Chapter Village Clerk, Village of Marissa Attorney for Estate 65 of the Illinois Compiled Statutes, as St. Clair County, Illinois 1300 1/2 Swanwick Street supplemented and amended, including by NOTICE OF INTENT TO ISSUE BONDS PO Box 191 the Local Government Debt Reform Act Notice is hereby given that pursuant to Taking Applications Chester, Illinois 62233-0191 The City of Chester Beautification Commission is taking (collectively, the "Act")]; and Ordinance No. 2013-03, adopted April 15, Telephone: (618) 826-5021 WHEREAS, the Municipality's President applications to hire a responsible, dedicated 2013 (the "Ordinance"), the Village of ...... 0-5-2 part-time employee to be available from June 1 until and Board of Trustees (the "Corporate Marissa, St. Clair County, Illinois (the NOTICE OF TWO PUBLIC HEARINGS mid October to maintain, water and care for the Authorities") has determined that it is "Municipality"), intends to issue plants, shrubs and flowers in designated areas. advisable, necessary and in the best waterworks and sewerage revenue bonds On Electricity Aggregation A city vehicle will be provided for watering. Opt-Out Program and Plan of interests of the Municipality's public health, at one time or from time to time as funds are Please contact Cathy Sauer at 826-2528 for any questions. safety and welfare to undertake a project needed up to the amount of but in any event Operations and Governance for providing for the acquisition, construction not to exceed $2,518,000 in aggregate The Village of Ellis Grove, Illinois Applications can be picked up and returned to Chester City Hall, 1330 Swanwick Street, and installation of a sewer collection system principal amount (howsoever actually Notice is hereby given to the public that on April 30, 2013, at the hour of 1:00 p.m. to or printed out online at www.chesterill.com. rehabilitation project (together with all styled, the "Bonds") for the purpose of paying Applications will be accepted until May 3. required structures, equipment, costs of the acquisition, construction and 1:30 p.m. in the Village Hall, 101 N. Main St., appurtenances and fixtures, all electrical, installation of a sewer collection system Ellis Grove, Illinois, a public hearing will mechanical or other work and the rehabilitation project, and related facilities, be held on the Village’s Electricity acquisition of land or rights in land improvements and costs (the "Project"), as Aggregation Opt-Out Program and Plan of necessary, useful or advisable in connection set forth in the Ordinance. Operations and Governance. Notice is also with such work, and as such work may In addition, notice is hereby given that if hereby given to the public that on May 1, progress in one or more phases, and other a petition signed by not less than 149 electors 2013, at the hour of 6:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. in HELP WANTED related costs, the "Project"), substantially of the Municipality requesting that the the Village Hall, 101 N. Main St., Ellis Grove, Local Lawn Maintenance Company Is in accordance with the related plans, question of so constructing, improving and Illinois, a second public hearing will be Looking For Energetic, Highly specifications and cost estimate therefor extending the Municipality's waterworks held on the Village’s Electricity Aggregation Motivated prepared by the Municipality's Project and sewerage system (the "System") and Opt-Out Program and Plan of Operations People For engineers, Rhutasel and Associates, Inc., the issuance of revenue bonds therefor be and Governance. The Village’s proposed Finish Freeburg, Illinois, and now on file in the submitted to the Village Clerk within thirty Plan of Operations and Governance will office of the Village Clerk and available for (30) days of the date of publication hereof detail the implementation of an Opt-Out Mowing. public inspection; and and of the above ordinance, the question of Municipal Electricity Aggregation Plan...... WHEREAS, the estimated cost of so constructing, improving and extending Roles of the municipality and aggregation Experience acquiring, constructing and installing the the System and the issuance of such Bonds consultant will be defined as they relate to Preferred. Project, and necessary interest during therefor shall be submitted to the electors various stages of the process, and the terms acquisition, construction and installation, of the Municipality at the general primary and conditions of the bid and eventual power 618-779-8810 • 618-520- reserves, engineering, legal, financial, bond election to be held on March 1, 2014, if such supply agreement will be detailed in the discount, printing and publication costs and election is held and such question can be Plan. Any person interested in said Opt-Out other expenses preliminary to and in and is presented, and otherwise at the next Program and Plan of Operations and connection with the Project and its (or prior) election to be held at which such Governance may attend the public hearings HELP WANTED financing is estimated and anticipated to question could be presented. A form of and be heard in regard thereto. A copy of DIETARY DEPARTMENT be approximately $2,618,000, of which up to petition is available in the Village Clerk's the proposed Plan can be obtained at the $2,518,000 is to be paid from proceeds of the office. Village Hall at 101 N. Main St., Ellis Grove, hereinafter described Bonds; and /s/ Carol Smith-Laumbattus Illinois. Part-Time Cook WHEREAS, costs of the Project, for which Village Clerk, Village of Marissa, Linda Butler IMMEDIATE the Municipality has insufficient funds, are St. Clair County. Illinois Village Clerk expected to be paid from funds on hand or ...... 0-4-18 Village of Ellis Grove OPENING already advanced therefor, and from ...... 0-4-25 10am-6:30pm Shift proceeds of revenue bonds payable from NOTICE OF TWO PUBLIC HEARINGS the revenues of the System and issued On Electricity Aggregation IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Food Sanitation pursuant to the Act, this ordinance arid Opt-Out Program and Plan of TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT License Required ordinances or other proceedings Operations and Governance for RANDOLPH COUNTY, ILLINOIS Apply In Person supplemental to this ordinance authorizing The Village of Marissa, Illinois In the Matter of the Estate of: and providing for the issuance of such Notice is hereby given to the public that CLYDE LEE BROWNFIELD, No Phone Calls Please revenue bonds, prescribing the details on April 29, 2013, at the hour of 8:00 p.m. to Deceased Equal Opportunity Employer thereof and providing for the collection, 8:30 p.m. in the Marissa Senior Center, 815 No. 13-P-29 THE segregation and distribution of the revenues N. Borders, Marissa, Illinois, a public CLAIM NOTICE of the Municipality's combined waterworks hearing will be held on the Village’s Notice is given of the death of Clyde Lee MANOR AT CRAIG FARMS and sewerage system, which revenue bonds Electricity Aggregation Opt-Out Program Brownfield of 901 East Main Street, 3030 State St. • Chester • 826-1400 are expected to be purchased by the United and Plan of Operations and Governance. Steeleville, Illinois 62288. Letters of Office States of America, Department of Notice is also hereby given to the public were issued on April 4, 2013 to Margaret Agriculture (the "Government"). that on May 2, 2013, at the hour of 4:00 p.m. Mifflin of 1725 Oak Street, Chester, Illinois NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED to 4:30 p.m. in the Marissa Senior Center, 62233, as Executor, and whose attorney of PART-TIME BY THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF 815 N. Borders, Marissa, Illinois a second record is R. Jeffrey Kerkhover of Fisher, TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE OF public hearing will be held on the Village’s Kerkhover & Coffey Law Office, 1300 1/2 EMPLOYMENT MARISSA, ST. CLAIR COUNTY, ILLINOIS, Electricity Aggregation Opt-Out Program Swanwick Street, PO Box 191, Chester, BASED ON EVENT NEEDS as follows: and Plan of Operations and Governance. Illinois 62233-0191. Section 1. Incorporation of Preambles and The Village’s proposed Plan of Operations Claims against the estate may be filed in Scorer And Determination to Issue Bonds. The and Governance will detail the the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court Corporate Authorities hereby find that all implementation of an Opt-Out Municipal at the Randolph County Courthouse, #1 Loader of the recitals contained in the preambles Electricity Aggregation Plan. Roles of the Taylor Street, Chester, Illinois 62233, or to this ordinance are true, complete and municipality and aggregation consultant with the representative, or both on or before Positions correct and hereby incorporate them into will be defined as they relate to various October 18, 2013, or three months from the this Section 1 of this ordinance by this stages of the process, and the terms and date of mailing or delivery of this Notice to Apply In Person At IDNR Office reference thereto. It is necessary and in the conditions of the bid and eventual power creditors, whichever is later, and any claim 510 Mallard Lane - World Shooting Complex best interests of the Municipality to acquire, supply agreement will be detailed in the not filed on or before date is barred. construct and install the Project for the Plan. Any person interested in said Opt-Out Within ten days after filing of the Claim Two Forms of ID are required to begin the public health, safety and welfare, in Program and Plan of Operations and with the Clerk, the claimant shall cause a application process. Driver’s License or State ID accordance with the plans and Governance may attend the public hearings copy of the Claim to be mailed or delivered Card; Second form: Social Security Card or specifications, as described above, that the and be heard in regard thereto. A copy of to the representative of the estate and to the Notarized Birth Certificate. System shall be operated as a combined the proposed Plan can be obtained at the representative’s attorney of record. waterworks and sewerage system in Village Hall at 212 N. Main Street, Marissa, Dated: April 4, 2013 Employer requires Selective Service # on accordance with the provisions of the Act, Illinois. Margaret Mifflin application for males age 18 to 27 and that for the purpose of acquiring, Executor of the Estate of Carol Smith Laumbattus IDNR is an EEO Employer constructing arid installing the Project, Village Clerk Clyde Lee Brownfield there are hereby authorized to be issued Village of Marissa R. Jeffrey Kerkhover - Attorney and sold waterworks and sewerage revenue ...... 0-4-25 R. Jeffrey Kerkhover - #03127288 Applications Are Being bonds of the Municipality in an aggregate FISHER, KERKHOVER & COFFEY LAW principal amount up to but in any event not NOTICE OF TWO PUBLIC HEARINGS OFFICE Accepted For The Position Of to exceed $2,518,000 (howsoever styled, the On Electricity Aggregation Attorney for Estate "Bonds"). Opt-Out Program and Plan of 1300 1/2 Swanwick Street LPN or CMA Section 2. Publication and Notice. There Operations and Governance for PO Box 191 Family Medical Center is no newspaper published in Marissa, The Village of Tilden, Illinois Chester, Illinois 62233-0191 Illinois. Within ten (10) days after the Notice is hereby given to the public that Telephone: (618) 826-5021 Part-Time: Monday, Wednesday, adoption of this ordinance by the Corporate on April 29, 2013, at the hour of 6:30 p.m. to ...... 0-5-2 and Thursday, 8:30am - 4:30pm. Authorities, this ordinance, preceded by a 7:00 p.m. in the Fire House, 650 Butler St., May be required to work some notice conforming to the requirements of Tilden, Illinois, a public hearing will be PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE Saturdays, an occasional late the Act, shall be published in a newspaper held on the Village’s Electricity Aggregation To Whom It May Concern: evening and/or fill in on other days. Public notice is hereby given to all persons of general circulation within the Opt-Out Program and Plan of Operations Requirements: Current LPN Municipality, and if no petition, signed by and Governance. Notice is also hereby given in Randolph County, IL especially Baldwin not less than the number of electors of the to the public that on May 2, 2013, at the hour Precinct that a public hearing will be held License or CMA Certification & Municipality being equal to ten percent of 1:00 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. in the Fire House, on May 9, 2013, at 8:00 P.M. in the Randolph CPR Certification. Prefer 3-5 years’ (10%) of the number of the registered voters 650 Butler St., Tilden, Illinois, a second County Courthouse to consider a Map experience in a clinical setting. in the Municipality, asking that the question public hearing will be held on the Village’s Amendment Application to permit rezoning of so improving and extending the System Electricity Aggregation Opt-Out Program of a tract from agriculture to industrial Contact Human Resources At: by undertaking the Prqject and of issuing and Plan of Operations and Governance. located in South Part of West 1/2 of Phone (618) 357-5903 the Bonds to pay the cost thereof be The Village’s proposed Plan of Operations Southeast 1/4, Section 28, T4S-R6W. Said Or Apply Online submitted to the electors of the and Governance will detail the application was submitted by Norris B. www.pvillehosp.org - Under Careers Municipality, is filed with the Village Clerk implementation of an Opt-Out Municipal Lessley and is on file in the Office of the of the Municipality within thirty (30) days Electricity Aggregation Plan. Roles of the Administrator. All interested persons are EOE after the date of the publication of this municipality and aggregation consultant invited to attend said hearing and be heard. Pinckneyville ordinance, preceded by the notice herein will be defined as they relate to various Randolph County described, then this ordinance shall be in stages of the process, and the terms and Zoning Board of Appeals Community full force and effect. If such a petition is conditions of the bid and eventual power Trent Vasquez filed, an election on the question shall be supply agreement will be detailed in the Chairman Hospital held as set forth in a form of notice as Plan. Any person interested in said Opt-Out April 12, 2013 101 N. Walnut St. • Pinckneyville required by the Act. The Village Clerk shall Program and Plan of Operations and ...... 0-4-18 www.pvillehosp.org have available and provide a form of petition Governance may attend the public hearings to any person requesting one. The Village and be heard in regard thereto. A copy of HELP WANTED: HELP WANTED Computer technician (IL Clerk shall give notice of the foregoing the proposed Plan can be obtained at the RESIDENTS ONLY: provisions as set forth in a notice in Village Hall at 550 South Railroad Street, HELP WANTED: Are you Specifically Ran-dolph Beck Area Career substantially the form thereof presented at Tilden, Illinois. a night owl? Kelly County): Excellent the meeting at which this ordinance is Verna Rieckenberg Services now hiring for communication and Center Job adopted, modified and completed to be in 30 immediate production customer skills. Village Clerk operators on midnights at Installing, repair, accurate compliance with. the Act. Village of Tilden TG Missouri in recordkeeping. LPN PROGRAM Section 3. Additional Ordinances. The ...... 0-4-25 Perryville, MO. Earn Networking, printers, a Corporate Authorities in accordance with $1040 more a year bonus. Company car; no accidents or tickets. Cell ADMINISTRATIVE and pursuant to the Act may adopt IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE working the shift you like! Want a light indus- phone and training additional ordinances or other proceedings TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT provided. Resumes to: trial job with a pay raise The Beck School of Practical Nursing has a new supplemental to or amending this RANDOLPH COUNTY, ILLINOIS [email protected]. In the Matter of the Estate of: after 90 days: $9.50, ...... 1-4-18B opening for an Administrative Assistant to the ordinance, providing for the sale of up to weekly paycheck, on-site CLYDE LEE BROWNFIELD, HELP WANTED: Part- Director of Nursing. This is a 6.5 hour/day 12- but in any event not to exceed the aggregate work out facility, on-site time administrative principal amount of its Bonds as set forth Deceased bank-ing, clean work technician needed to month (240 days) position. above, prescribing the details of such Bonds, No. 13-P-29 environ-ment, and temp cover office locations in to hire potential. Starting Starting pay is $12.00/hour, and includes paid and providing for the collection, NOTICE TO HEIRS AND LEGATEES Red Bud, Chester, Sparta pay rate $8.75-$9.25. and Okawville. This is a IMRF Retirement, with no insurance benefits. segregation, application and distribution Notice is given to MELINDA SUE AUSTIN Require-ments: provide rotating position covering of the revenues of the System. Such and DUSTIN AUSTIN, who are heirs in the proof of HS/GED and both day and evening The starting date is Monday, June 3, 2013. additional or supplemental ordinances or above proceeding to probate a will and favorable drug and hours totaling 20-25 hours whose name or address is not stated in the background. Contact us per week. Duties include Candidates for this position should possess other proceedings shall in all instances answering phone, petition to admit the will to probate, that an today at 573-517-0363. excellent computer and keyboarding skills and a become effective in accordance with Kelly Services, 1040 scheduling appoint- applicable law; and this ordinance, together order was entered by the Court on April 4, Industrial Drive, Perry- ments, fee collection, working knowledge of MS Word and Excel. with such additional ordinances or other 2013, admitting the will to probate. ville, MO. basic computer skills, Duties include the creation and maintenance of ...... 0-4-25 filing and general clerical proceedings, shall constitute complete Notice is further given to UNKNOWN duties. One year of full- adult student records date base, and other office HEIRS of Clyde Lee Brownfield, Deceased, DRIVERS: $2500 Sign- authority for the issuance of the Bonds On Bonus. Lease time clerical/secretarial administrative skills designated by the director. under applicable law. The Bonds shall not and UNKNOWN HEIRS of Richard Austin, Purchase - Home EVERY experience. Send resume constitute an indebtedness of the Deceased, who are heirs or legatees in the Weekend! CDL-A, 2 Years to Human Service Center, Application deadline is April 30, 2013. Interested OTR 53ft. Experience. Attention: Comp-troller, Municipality within the meaning of any above proceeding to probate a will and 10257 State Route 3, Red candidates should email Mark Stuart at: whose name or address is not stated in the Clean MVR Reg. Crystal: constitutional or statutory provision or 866-223-9554, x212. Bud, Illinois 62278 or visit [email protected] for application our website career section limitation, such obligations being payable petition to admit the will to probate, that an ...... 1-4-25B information. CDL-A DRIVERS: Tons @ www.ourhsc.org. EOE solely from revenues of the System. order was entered by the Court on April 4, ...... 0-4-25 2013, admitting the will to probate. of steady miles! Multiple Section 4. Severability and Repealer. If Bonus Opportunities! any section, paragraph, clause or provision Within 42 days after the effective date of Health/Dental/Vision/ of this ordinance shall be held invalid, the the original order of admission, you may Life Insurance. Assigned invalidity of such section, paragraph, clause file a petition with the Court to require Trucks. 30 Years In proof of the Will by testimony of the Business. 573-471-9732. County Journal • 497-8272 or provision shall not affect any of the other ...... 1-4-18 provisions of this ordinance. All ordinances, witnesses to the Will in open Court or other Page 28 County Journal April 28, 2013

Water safety Marissa showcases talent Marissa Grade School students learned about The Marissa Chamber water safety April 9 from of Commerce kicked off Seamoor the Serpent and the 2013 season of U.S. Army Corps of Engi- Marissa Movies and neers park rangers. Left, More April 12 with a tal- Seamoor and students, ent show at the grade from left, Ajay Horn, school. Kyra Goodman, Mykia Twenty-five individu- Johnson and Asley Cros- als and groups enter- sen are with ranger Dawn tained the audience. Kovarik. Goodman is Musical performances saving Horn from simu- lated drowning by using included singing, piano a boat paddle. and guitar. Recording artist Man- dy Heinemann was the special guest, and she began the evening with a guitar solo. Singing performers in- In Appreciation Of You, cluded Madison Trail, Riley and Connor Sey- Our Customers, more, Alex Lewis, Gracie Jones, Olivia Alyssa Mager, Emma Gillette and Alyssa Hudson Lehman and Hannah perform at the talent show. Submitted photo Phelps, Haley Wagner, Coulterville Emily and Casey Wag- Schmierbach, Ellie The chamber invites all ner, Gracie Zimmer, Schmierbach, Savanah residents to come out to Madison Meyer, Carly Bearden and Mandy watch “Wreck-It Ralph” Chinn, Brandi Neuner, Schmierbach. and other movies Fri- Banking Center Alyssa Hudson, Alyssa Pianists included Em- day, May 10 at the vil- Mager, Emma Gillette, ma Walker, Ellie Parker, lage park. Sam Seering, Logan Olivia Parker, and Han- Refreshments are White, Katie King, My- nah Steeley. available for a dona- Invites You To Our ah Gibson, Rachel Hall, Robert Kempfer per- tion, and the shows are Brooke Chandler, Sierra formed a whistling ren- free. Bisconti, Wagner and dition of “Amazing For more details, go to Annual Maddy Parker, Emma Grace.” marissachamber.org. Customer Appreciation Day Friday, April 26 3:30pm-6:30pm We Will Be Serving Pulled Pork Sandwiches, Brats & Hot Dogs Inside The Coulterville Community Building. Sparta Rotary distributes dictionaries For the ninth year, the Sparta Rotary Club has provided dictionaries to all third-grade students and teachers in Evansville, Coulterville, Sparta We Look Forward To Seeing You! and Steeleville. The Rotary Club partners each year with The Dictionary Project, a program that provided 2,397,306 dictionaries to children worldwide last year. James Bohn of the Rotary is pictured with the class at St. Mark’s Lutheran School, along with teacher Sue Schwarz. Klay Coulterville Tiemann, not pictured, also helped deliver the dictionaries. At Sparta VFW Banking Center Benefit show for Rucks family A Branch Of First State Bank Of Campbell Hill An adult-oriented com- Kenny Kinds, The last month. All of the 115 North 4th Street ~ PO Box 395 ~ Coulterville, Illinois 62237 edy show to benefit the Leemans, Tyrone Rob- proceeds will be given to Amber Rucks family will inson, Ben Flug, J.C. the family. (618) 758-2307 be held at the Sparta VFW Sibala, Marquise Moore Tickets are $10 in ad- Saturday, April 27. and Andra. vance or $15 at the door. Show time is at 8 p.m. Rucks was seriously Tickets can be pur- FSB Banking 24 ~ 877-426-3396 Comedian Matt Collins injured and her two chil- chased by calling 443- Member will headline the show. dren died in a head-on 7764, 237-8378 or 593- FDIC www.fsbch.com Also appearing will be crash near Du Quoin 6590.

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