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With the home, the first to host a home play- two point conversion, the Wildcats cut off game, and the first to ever cap- the Marcos’ lead to just four as they ture a playoff win. Not only did they trailed 24-20. earn their first playoff win, but they Momentum quickly swung back tacked on another postseason victo- into the hands of Polo, however. The ry in round two of the I8FA playoffs Marcos would score just before half- over Danville-Schlarman. The move time to go up 32-20 and the second to eight man football appears to be a half was all Polo. They would match good one as it was the start to turning their first half total with another 32 things around and setting a new stan- points in the second half. Their de- dard for what is River Ridge football. fense would keep the Wildcats off the Following their victories in rounds scoreboard in the second half as they one and two, the Wildcats were setup worked their way towards a 64-20 vic- with a tough opponent in the undefeat- tory over River Ridge. ed Polo Marcos. River Ridge knew Although things didn’t end the way they were up for a difficult battle as they had hoped, this team still has so COURTESY PHOTO The Scoop Today they had faced Polo earlier in the reg- much to be proud of. They have tak- ular season. Polo won that matchup in en a step in the right direction and set Class of ‘51 impressive fashion by a score of 36-8. a new standard. Despite this season The Stockton Class of 1951 held their 68th class reunion on Saturday, Sept. 28 at Woodbine The River Ridge defense was able coming to an end, this doesn’t have Bend. to force a punt on Polo’s opening to be the end of what they started. If The classmates attending were: Front row: Elaine (Belk) Schlichting, Salome (Hicks) Brown, drive, but their offense was unable this program can continue to put in the Jeanne Marie (Eich) Schubert, Carol (Brudi) Westaby, Rodger Selleck, and Don Brudi. to take advantage as they also were hard work and dedication, then this Back row: Gerald Arnold, Harlan Haug, Charles Rowland, Wayne Westaby, Thurlow Klaas, and forced to punt on their opener. After will be just the beginning for the Riv- Cecil Creighton. that, the Marcos seemed to find their er Ridge Wildcats. Coach Nicholas rhythm as they got into the endzone should look to not only carry over the early and often. Following a 77 yard success from this year into next, but to touchdown pass on their second drive, build off it as he continues to develop the Marcos quickly got the ball back this program. Stockton Halloween party a huge success and scored again. This time, an 86 The Wildcats are losing four key The Stockton Police Department’s an- like to thank the following sponsors and yard touchdown pass gave them a seniors in Joseph Diaz, Dylan Landw- nual Halloween party was held on Octo- volunteers: two score lead in the first quarter. The er, James Allen, and Dalton Wachter. ber 31, 2019 at the Stockton Elementary Sullivan’s Food, Mrs. Mikes Chips, Wildcats fumbled the ensuing kickoff Despite losing this talent, the hope School prior to trick or treat hours. We Stockton Subway, Casey’s General Store, giving Polo incredible field position should be that these four have lead had food, drink and gift bags for all of the The and before you knew it, things were by example and have taught the fu- children. We also held a costume judging Corner Tap, Illinois Bank and Trust, JJ & getting out of hand. It took just one ture Wildcats something that they can with prizes given for different ages and the Freddies, and Hartig Drugs. play for Polo to run it in from sixteen put towards becoming leaders them- overall best costumes. We are grateful to all Volunteers: Bob & Lu Douglas, Cheryl yards out as they scored eighteen selves. the sponsors and people who help us every Bourland, Sue Young, Amy Haas, LaDon points in under four minutes of play. The Wildcats are returning a key year with this event. & Mary Lynn Trost, Officer Schock, Assis- The Wildcats would not go down group of guys, including some stat The Stockton Police Department would tant Chief Cass & Chief Stewart. without a fight, however. Follow- leaders in quarterback Bryton Engle, ing a short, one yard touchdown run the athletic Caleb Rhodes, the elu- by Caleb Rhodes, they found them- sive Trevor Grube, and the defensive LAW OFFICES OF selves trailing 24-6. Bryton Engle force in Daren Winter. 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Shaina Kraft, CISCO, Warren Taylor Broshous, Construction, Stockton ©2015 Rock Valley Publishing, LLC • All rights reserved 223513 4 4 • Wednesday, Nov. 20, 2019 - The Scoop Today Governor says he’ll sign insulin price cap approved by Legislature By Jerry Nowicki Guzzardi, D-Chicago, said it would amendments, public pressure helped neutral because they knew they could “It’s fitting that on World Diabetes CAPITOL NEWS ILLINOIS not apply to plans offered by large get the industry advocates to a neutral continue to rake in profits by shifting Day, Illinois has taken bold action to A cap on prescription insulin costs employers governed by the federal position. costs to other areas such as premiums protect our residents’ health, rather for some health insurance plans is Employee Retirement Income Secu- “They knew that this was com- and deductibles. than force them to use lower quality headed to Gov. J.B. Pritzker, who said rity Act because the state cannot pre- ing. And they saw the power and the “The reason industry players are medication or even ration their sup- Thursday he looks forward to signing empt federal law. movement behind this bill, and they neutral on this bill is because they ply,” the governor said in a statement. the measure. It is estimated to affect approxi- realized that it was not going to be a know it’s really not going to cut costs, “We are proud that Illinois continues Supporters of the bill gathered at mately 20 percent, or 260,000, of the good look to stand in its way,” Guz- it’s going to make a redistribution of to be a national leader in ensuring the Illinois State Capitol on Thursday state’s 1.3 million insulin users. zardi said. “That’s how we beat them costs,” she said. “It’s going to shift health care is a right and not a priv- to celebrate the passage of Senate Bill While McNary called the Illinois on this issue. And that’s how we’re them from one player to the other, but ilege. … I look forward to signing 667 and make clear the legislation bill a “significant step,” he said fed- going to beat them on all the issues to the players are still going to get paid.” this legislation and continuing my was only part of a larger effort to hold eral action is still needed to address come.” Pritzker, a Democrat, has been ad- commitment to ensuring Illinois res- prescription drug manufacturers and rising prescription drug prices across In floor debate Wednesday, how- vocating for the measure for the past idents have access to comprehensive, insurance companies accountable. the board, and Guzzardi agreed. ever, Rep. Deanne Mazzochi, R-El- month and released a statement de- high-quality and affordable health “It’s time to fix this broken system. His bill passed with significant bi- mhurst, said industry groups were claring his intent to sign the bill. care coverage.” It’s time to stop the tweaks. It’s time partisan majorities in each chamber, to stop the half measures. It’s time as representatives of the prescription to stop passing the buck. That will drug and insurance industries listed ‘No bars, no restaurants:’ Cannabis not lower drug prices,” said William themselves as “neutral” on the mea- McNary, co-director of Citizen Ac- sure. tion Illinois. “We need policies that Guzzardi said he negotiated amend- trailer bill clarifies allowable public use will hold drug companies accountable ments to the bill to bring industry By Jerry Nowicki and make medicines affordable and to groups to a point of neutrality in order CAPITOL NEWS ILLINOIS take away the corporation’s power to to strengthen the roll call. A cleanup bill written to ensure a put profits over people’s health.” One of those concessions was in- smooth rollout of the legalization of McNary said drug companies have cluding an annual increase to the $100 adult-use cannabis in January passed artificially run up the price of insulin. price cap at the same rate of the med- both chambers of the Illinois Gener- The bill will not affect the price drug ical care component of the Consumer al Assembly on Thursday. manufacturers set for insulin, howev- Price Index of the U.S. Bureau of La- Sen. Heather Steans, a Chicago er. Rather, it caps, at $100, the out-of- bor Statistics. Democrat who sponsored both the pocket price insurers can charge for The amendment also removes “in- original legalization bill and the fol- the drug for those who have insurance travenous” insulin from the cap and low-up Senate Bill 1557 in the Sen- regulated by the state. This includes shifts the responsibility of creating a ate, made clear that public consump- those purchasing their insurance on report on the cause of rising insulin tion of cannabis will be allowed only the marketplace, and state employee prices to the Illinois Department of at locations that have no food and insurance plans, among others. The Insurance from the Illinois Attorney drink. bill takes effect in January 2021. General’s Office. “No restaurants, no bars, it can The bill’s House sponsor, Rep. Will Guzzardi also said that, beyond the only be in a dispensary or retail to- bacco store,” she said. The Backyard Orchard program Those facilities will have to seek waivers from the Smoke Free Illinois COURTESY PHOTO The Scoop Today Come join Illinois Extension Lo- and are looking to improve them and Sen. Heather Steans, D-Chicago, speaks Thursday at the Capi- Act from their local governments. cal Foods and Small Farms Educator help them thrive, or you want to start tol in Springfield during debate of a follow-up bill she sponsored The bill also clarifies a “revolv- Grant McCarty as he presents The your own backyard orchard this pro- to clean up some language in the recreational cannabis legalization ing door” provision of the law by Backyard Orchard. This program is gram is for you! legislation the General Assembly passed in the spring. Steans also prohibiting future members of the being held on Tuesday, Dec. 3, 2019 The Backyard Orchard program is sponsored the original bill. The “trailer” bill was passed by both the General Assembly and their families from 10 a.m. to noon OR from 6 designed for people with already es- Senate and House on Thursday. to 8 p.m. at the Jo Daviess County tablished fruit trees or those who are from having a direct financial own- Extension Office, 204 Vine St Eliza- looking to get started in setting up an ership interest in a cannabis business lifetime ban on being able to have a clarifies language that would allow beth, IL. The cost of this program is orchard. Topics that will be covered until two years after that lawmaker stakeholder ownership” in the can- employers to maintain zero-toler- $5 and pre-registration is requested. include variety selection, trellising/ leaves public office. nabis industry. The new language ance policies. It also cleans up lan- For more information or to register support, day 1 of planting, pruning, “This amendment adds ethics change applies the two-year ban to guage in the portion of the bill that call the Jo Daviess County Extension insect/disease management, and har- language to conform with a two- future lawmakers and their immedi- expunges criminal records for peo- Office at 815-858-2273 or visit us vest. The types of fruit trees covered year revolving door prohibition on ate family members. ple who have standalone cannabis online at go.illinois.edu/jsw. will be apples, peaches, pears, and members and family having own- She said the language was added convictions on their records, specifi- Whether you already have fruit plums along with other unique fruit ership interest that currently exist to address Republican concerns. cally ensuring that outstanding fines trees established on your property trees. under gaming law,” said Rep. Celi- The bill also provides that can- do not limit access to expungement. na Villanueva, a Chicago Democrat nabis-related paraphernalia would She said the bill moves up to July, who carried Senate Bill 1557 in the no longer be illegal in Illinois. But from September, the earliest date House. it would remain illegal to operate a municipalities and county govern- Villanueva said lawmakers who snowmobile or any kind of water- ments can begin collecting taxes re- were in the chamber during the pas- craft while under the influence of sulting from cannabis sales. O sage of the original cannabis bill cannabis. Villanueva said the bill allows LIDAY H ME SHO and their spouses “currently have a Steans said it also strengthens and people ages 18 to 21 who are part HO W of the medical cannabis program to consume combustible cannabis, November 22nd while the previous version limit- Liles Chiropractic ed them to edible products. It also 3 - 8 p.m. unifies terms throughout the sev- eral hundred pages in the law, and Clinic, Ltd. corrects grammar and punctuation November 23rd among the other noted changes. 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. Dr. Jim Liles & Dr. Jared Liles It also adds stakeholders to multi- BCBS provider ple boards and commissions created under the original bill. HELD AT JUDY’s HOUSE LENA: WARREN: Villanueva said the technical 7482 N. Hodgin Rd., Apple River, IL M-F 8:30 a.m. - 5;30 p.m. Friday changes in the bill were proposed by Saturday by Appointment. 8:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. state agencies, lawmakers and stake- Joanne & Judy Welcome You to 238 W. Main St. 102 Catlin St. holders. our CRAFT & GIFT SHOW Rep. Curtis Tarver, a Chicago 815-369-4974 815-745-2294 Democrat, questioned Villanueva on behalf of the Chicago Black Caucus
Watch for Signs! 360372 Now providing and said he would not support the Refreshments & Prizes bill due to concerns of that caucus. Need to come at a different time? Contact Judy 815-266-1138 The bill passed the House 90-20 and the Senate 41-6. Therapy SupplementS 321148 5 The Scoop Today - Wednesday, Nov. 20, 2019 • 5 ON THE RECORD Obituaries BERNIETA M. BOURQUIN Lena. He loved hunting, fishing, and language was Swiss and she remained various offices in the groups she was children. She was always interested Bernieta M. most of all, spoiling his grandchil- fluent in Swiss throughout her life. affiliated with, including PTA. Mari- in their current lives and during the Bourquin, 84, dren with chocolate covered cherries Marian graduated with honors from an was a charter member of the Green growing up years, would nurture all of of Apple River, and other goodies. Monroe High School in 1938. She County State Line Troopers Home- them through her multiple expressions passed away Joey is survived by his wife Rob- completed her college education with maker Extension and was their lon- of love, sacrificial giving, and fervent Sunday, Nov. in Lomas (Krebs), son Brad (Kathy) a degree in teaching in 1941, at Green gest-lived member for over 70 years. prayers. From the moment she woke 10, 2019 with Lomas, daughters; Carrie (Chad) County Normal (Teacher’s) College. In 1974, she was voted to be chairman in the morning, until she was asleep, family at her Parriott, Bobbi (Tom) Kubly, Casey During high school, she and class- of the South West District Extension she could often be seen or heard pray- side at SSM St. (Dusty) Ellis, Katie (Travis) Moen, mate, Harold Trumpy, became sweet- that represented 8 counties, including ing to the Lord. She kept lengthy Mary’s Hospi- his two brothers Harold “Sunny” hearts. Marian and Harold were mar- Dane and Green. In 1989, Marian and prayer lists for friends and family tal in Madison, (Linda) Lomas and Gerald “Jimmy” ried in a Christmas season wedding at Harold became members at St. John’s members in her Bible, and would add WI. She was (Sherry) Lomas and sisters Judy St. John’s United Church of Christ, on Church of Christ, Monroe, Wi, where to it as needs were brought before her. born on May Hale and Mitzie “Carolyn” (Jeff) December 21, 1941. As a result of ill- she served a term on the church coun- Marian emanated a profound spir- 6, 1935 in Illinois, to Herbert and McBride, 27 grandchildren, and 1 ness in the family, Harold left college cil. In later years Harold and Marian it of joy, love, and kindness. It was Bernice (Stadel) Bahr. Bernieta mar- great-grandchild. to help on a dairy farm in Clarno, Wis- attended Staver’s Methodist church. clearly evident through her radiant ried Charles Bourquin Feb. 12, 1955 He was preceded in death by his consin. Marian and Harold lived there Marian will be remembered for her smile and shining eyes. She trusted in Scales Mound. Bernieta farmed parents, Harold and Eunice Lomas, for 2 years. During that time, Mari- deep respect and love of nature, ani- the Lord with all her heart and held alongside Charles for many years mother and father-in-law, two sisters, an taught at Franklin School, a one mals, and birds. She loved cats and a complete and confident hope in the and she was a teller at the Apple Lillian and Robin, two sons Billy room school outside of Monroe. In songbirds and said in Heaven, they profound love of God. She will be River State Bank. She was a lifetime Duitsman and Chris Leopold, and 1944, Marian and Harold bought and would “lie down together”. Over the dearly missed. member of the Apple River Presby- two grandchildren. moved to a farm outside of Winslow, years, Marian and Harold took in nu- Marian was preceded in death by terian Church. She enjoyed playing Cremation rites have been accord- Il where they ran a dairy operation. merous stray dogs and cats. She grew her parents, Rudy and Mary Zweifel; cards and games, and fishing. Ber- ed. Marian left full-time teaching to work beautiful floral gardens and shared the daughter, Marcia Bidlingmaier Saal- nieta enjoyed traveling, especially to A celebration of life will be held with Harold on the farm, where they bounty with others, including provid- saa; grandsons, Michael Trumpy and Switzerland and spending the winters from 2 - 6 p.m. on Sunday, Nov. 24, raised four children. They lived and ing elaborate floral arrangements at Neil Bidlingmaier; and sons-in law, in the Gulf Shores with Charles. She 2019 at the McConnell Legion Hall. operated a dairy farm in South Wayne. many weddings and special events. Larry Bidlingmaier and Michael Ko- loved spending time with her family, A memorial has been established Wi from 1968-1975, and then moved She exclaimed that a tree is the “most drich. and especially her great grandchil- in his memory. back to the Winslow farm in 1975 and beautiful” of all plants. She taught all She is survived by her beloved dren. Condolences may be sent to the she lived there for the remainder of her descendants to respect God’s cre- husband of 78 years, Harold Trumpy, Bernieta is survived by her Chil- family at www.leamonfh.com. her life. ation. Marian was also a wonderful Winslow; son, Jeff (Jean) Trumpy, dren; Lynnsey (Michael) Armoska of Marian worked as a substitute cook and baker and practiced hospi- Waukesha; son, John (Lori) Trumpy, Cherry Valley, and Marcel ( Karen) MARIAN TRUMPY teacher in the Black Hawk public tality to the full, with everyone who Winslow; daughter, Penny (Jim Bourquin of Apple River, grandchil- On Novem- schools. However, as a teacher, Mar- came to their home. Family gather- Stein) Kodrich, Minnetrista, MN; dren; Lisa Adams, Curt Hoagland, ber 5, 2019, ian will best be remembered as the ings centered on her warmth, and grandchildren, Layne (Erin) Bidling- Cory (Sara) Bourquin, Kristy Bour- Marian Elaine Senior High School Sunday School on her delicious meals. For several maier, Winslow; Tami Bidlingmaier, quin, great grand children; Kyan Ad- Trumpy of ru- teacher at Martintown Community decades, Marian baked from scratch Winslow; Tana (Jason) Stieve, Lom- ams, and Bailey Hoagland, Hayden ral Winslow, Church, Martintown, Wi where she her famous Swiss pear bread, during bard, Il; Kristie (Jeff) Reynolds, Cedar and Emma Bourquin, sister; Leah Illinois, passed taught for 32 years. She was dearly the holidays. She would give away Falls, Iowa; Tim (Michelle) Trumpy, Mae (Malcolm) Anderberg, step peacefully at her loved by her students for her warmth annually 60 to 80 loaves, expressing Minneapolis, MN; Kathy (Ryan) grandson; Nicholas Armoska, step home, into the but even more for how she created appreciation and love for the recipi- Caho, Kenosha, WI; Leslie Trumpy, great grandchildren; Calvin and No- glorious arms lessons that reflected God’s love, truth ents. Marian also loved to have fun Browntown, WI; Noah Trumpy, lan Armoska. of her Lord and and relevance in their young lives. and had a zest for adventure, ranging Winslow; plus 14 great-grandchil- Bernieta was preceded in death Savior, Jesus She organized class outings and orga- from riding dog sleds in Alaska, to dren. by her; parents, husband; Charles Christ. For all nized her students to donate to disad- riding open-air ski lifts in the Swiss Memorial services will be held at in 2006, sisters and brother Alberta, of her life, Marian held a deep and vantaged children through “Save The Alps. She loved to laugh and her joy 1 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 25, at Mar- Verlea, and Calvin. abiding love for the Lord. Her life’s Children Foundation.” As a member was infectious. She was an avid read- tintown Community Church, Martin- Funeral services and a visitation walk reflected her spiritual faith in of Martintown Community Church, er and loved to play card games of town, WI. A Visitation will be held were held on Saturday, Nov. 16, 2019 God. She embodied love and gra- Marian was board secretary for 18 Bridge, 500, and cribbage with family Sunday, Nov. 24, 2019 at SHRINER at the Bartell-Leamon Funeral Home ciousness and joy to everyone who years, a member of Willing Workers, and friends. HAGER GOHLKE Funeral Home in in Warren, IL. knew her. and contributed frequently to numer- Marian especially enjoyed and Monroe, WI from 2-5 p.m. Condo- Burial will be at West Ella Ceme- Marian was born in Monroe, Wis- ous church events. deeply loved every member of her lences may be sent to the family at: tery in Apple River, IL. consin on March 4, 1921 to Rudy and Marian was also very active in civ- extended family. In earlier years, shriner111.com. Pastor Kathy Linn performed the Mary (Lehr) Zweifel. At a young ic and community organizations, in- she spent hours reading and playing A memorial fund is being estab- services. age she went to live with her Swiss cluding as a member of the Winslow games with the grand and great-grand- lished in Marian Trumpy’s name. A memorial has been established immigrant grandparents, Joseph and Woman’s Club and working as an in her memory. Marie (Roth) Lehr, on a dairy farm election judge in the township. She Condolences may be sent to the in Monticello and later on their farm was a member of Green County ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES & family at www.leamonfh.com. near Monroe. Marian’s first spoken Christian Woman’s Club, and held HOUSEHOLD ITEMS AUCTION The family wishes to extend a spe- cial thank you to the Warren Ambu- 507 E. MAIN ST. • LENA lance, and the staff at The Monroe THURSDAY Evening, Nov. 21, 2019 - 4:30 P.M. Clinic & Hospital and SSM St. Mary Hospital for the care they gave Ber- ‘Robert Jury Estate Auction’ ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: oak commode; wood rockers & nieta. chairs; pink Royal sewing machine; wood beam walking plow; wood SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24th – 11:00 A.M. porch posts; metal tractor seats; platform scale wts; antique tools; JOEY DELOIS EDWARD 2372 Lake View Dr., Freeport, IL 61032 farm primitives; galvanized buckets; lawn art JD tractor & trailer/ LOMAS Robert Has Recently Passed Away. Will Sell: Several Hundred Beautiful planter; DeKalb seed corn items; Arctic Cat helmet & clothing; Pieces of Sterling Silver Incl. Gorham Sterling Silver Flatware Set, 12-Place Joey Delois Edward Lomas, 72, Setting, Towle Luncheon Service, Many Other Service Pieces Incl. Butter register grates; trivets; door & furniture hardware; 5-gal Beehive jug; of McConnell, IL passed away on Knives, Candle Sticks, Salts & Peppers, Nut Dishes, Etc., Etc. ; John Deere X360 Arrow Schnapps mirror; metal ammo box; Fireman’s axe head; beer Wednesday, Nov. 6, 2019 at his Garden Tractor, 22 h.p., 48 in. Deck; Lawn & Garden; Hand & Power Tools; openers; pocket knives; farm match safes; adv tins; local adv items; home. He was born on May 25, 1947 Flat Screen TV’s & Electronics; CD’s & Records Including 45 rpms; Household Saladmaster pans; enamelware; blue fruit jars; glassware; several Dale in Prairie Du Chien, WI to Harold Furnishings; Fine China & Glassware; Kitchen Items; Antique & Household Earnhardt die-cast collector cars (NIB). and Eunice (Havens) Lomas. Furniture; Bedroom Sets, Couches, Chairs, Tables, Etc.; Pride ‘Go-Go’ Electric Power Mobility Chair; Books; Collectibles; Lighthouses; Nutcrackers; Ice HOUSEHOLD: kt table & chairs; modern French-Provincial dresser; dbl Joey was a humorous man who Fishing, Etc.; Decorative Items; X-Mas; Linens; More! Located West of Freeport bed frame; dresser & chest; kneehole desk; corner knick-knack stand; loved his children and grandchil- in Kristal Lake Ranch Estates. Don’t let the weather stop you from attending. usual kt & household items; Hunting related clothing; BB/pellet guns. dren. He served his country during Auction will be conducted in large 3-car garage and inside the house. the Vietnam War by joining the US TERMS: CASH or GOOD CHECK Army from 1966-1968. Joey met his Hack’s Auction & Realty Service, Inc. LOBDELL AUCTION SERVICE - 815-238-0832 wife Robin Lomas (Krebs) in Lena, Greg & Swan Hachmeister, Auctioneers www.hacksauction.com IL LICENSE #440000644 - www.lobdellauctionservice.com Pecatonica, IL 815-239-1436 I.A.F.L. #444.000128 IL and were married June 10, 1984 in 361673 361483 CHURCH 6 6 • Wednesday, Nov. 20, 2019 - The Scoop Today Concerned Women of America to Cedarville Emmanuel Church to FHN Casino Royale meet in Stockton host Annual Thanksgiving Dinner The Concerned Women of Amer- Cedarville Emmanuel Church will host its Annual FREE Gala – sumptuous ica will be meeting on Wednesday, Thanksgiving Dinner on Thursday, Nov. 28 from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Nov. 20 at 2 p.m. at Calvary Church This meal is for people who are alone, who are new to the area, or for in Stockton, Illinois. New members those who would like a great meal and family fellowship. The church are welcome to join us. Calvary is located at 175 N. Cedar Street in Cedarville (by the water tower). fun for a good cause Church is just south of the Middle Meals will be delivered to community area shut-ins. Please call 815- FHN’s annual Festival of Trees ready-to-go gift packages. School at the corner of Rush and Ma- 563-4315 if you are in need of a delivery. Gala kicks off the holiday season the A generous donor has offered to ple streets. The group meets to be Friday before Thanksgiving, and this double match all donations if this informed and to pray. year’s event promises an evening of year’s Gala raises $50,000, which spy-themed fun. means each $1 generated from the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church The FHN Casino Royale Gala is sale of tickets, silent auction packag- Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, 118 E. Mason St. Lena, IL, will gather on Nov. 24, for worship service set for 7 – 11 p.m. Friday, Nov. 22 es and cash donations could result in with Holy Communion at 9:30 a.m. It’s Christ the King HAT Sunday. All are invited to wear hats to worship. at the Grand River Hall, 101 S. Lib- a $3 donation. Put on your favorite hat. We will talk about special crowns Jesus puts on our head. Choir will sing during the erty Avenue in Freeport. Tickets are The evening will raise funds for service. Fellowship time with juice, coffee and treats will follow after worship service. $75 for one and $130 for two, avail- a new Crisis Stabilization Center at On Wednesday Nov. 27, at 8 a.m. the Piece Corps Quilters will work together to craft quilts for Lutheran able online at www.fhn.org/gala and the FHN Family Counseling Center, World Relief. Our quilts provide warmth and love to people in our community and in the world. Materials during business hours at M45 Mar- a special unit that will serve people and helping hands to tie and saw quilts are always appreciated. No previous quilting experience is necessary. keting Services, 524 W. Stephenson facing a substance abuse or behavior- Come join the fun and make a difference in the world! Street in Freeport. Tickets also will al health crisis. On Thursday, Nov. 28 Good Shepherd Congregation wishes everyone a blessed, safe and “Happy be available at the door the night of Currently, someone experiencing a Thanksgiving.” the event. mental health crisis may spend many If you have any questions call the church at 815-369-5552. Guests will enjoy a delectable hours, or even days, in the Emergen- charcuterie station and a huge hors cy Department at FHN Memorial d’oeuvres buffet including Thun- Hospital until they can be trans- Salem United Church of Christ (Lena) derball chimichurri and Mozzarella ferred to an inpatient unit or simply Reign of Christ Sunday, Nov. 24, 2019, is the last Sunday of the Pentecost Season and the church year. stuffed meatballs, SPECTRE an- stabilized and released back into the The 10:30 a.m. worship service of Salem United Church of Christ, 8491 W. Salem Road, Lena, will focus on tipasto salads, Casino Royale beef community. The crisis stabilization scripture from Luke 23:33-43. Pastor Randal Nicholas’ sermon is “Kings Never Die.” Sunday School for all tenderloin bites and You Only Live unit will give them another option to ages is at 9:30 a.m. Thanksgiving Eve service at Salem will be at 7 p.m., Wednesday, Nov. 27. The sermon is Twice-baked potatoes. Internation- receive coordinated care in a local, titled “The Benedictus,” based on Luke 1:68-79. al spy desserts will include baklava relaxing, living room-type environ- The Wednesday Morning Breakfast Group will meet at Amigos Tex-Mex Restaurant, 306 N. Galena Ave. in bites, It’s the Bomb caramel can- ment until they can be transferred or Freeport at 8 a.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 27. dy-stuffed brownies dipped in choc- until a care plan can be established olate and To Russia With Love white and the patient is better prepared to Russian cheesecake bites. go home. St. John’s Lutheran Church (Pearl City) A James Bond-quality casino will FHN’s Gala is open to the public; You’re welcome to join us for worship at St. John’s on Sunday, Nov. 24 at 9 a.m. Sunday School and present guests a chance to try their guests are invited to wear holiday Confirmation will meet immediately following worship. The SPLAT Youth Group will meet at 11 a.m. on the luck at casino games from roulette to party attire or spy-themed outfits to same day. blackjack to win chances at the eve- match the evening’s theme. For more After worship on Nov. 24, you’re invited to say to decorate the churchfor Christmas and have a lunch with ning’s grand prizes. A silent auction information or to donate to the Cri- oyster stew, chili and sandwiches. Enjoy the holiday season with fellowship and lunch. will give shoppers a chance to beat sis Stabilization Center effort, visit Jean Lutz, Pearl City, was the winner of the $200 Calendar Raffle drawing on Nov. 10, 2019. the holiday rush with a variety of www.fhn.org/gala. Bible Studies continue to meet at 7 p.m. on Mondays and at 9:30 a.m. on Thursdays. Morning Prayer is held at 9 a.m. on Tuesdays and Thursday. Members and guests are all welcome to any events at St. John’s. Need a place to hold an event in Pearl City? The main hall at St. John’s is available for rent. Call the church GCGS December program to for more information and availability. St. John’s Lutheran Church is at 229 S. First Street, Pearl City, Illinois. The office phone number is 815- celebrate 100th Anniversary 443-2215 (mornings). All are invited to our weekly worship services and youth to our Sunday School and youth ministries. You may also email at [email protected]. of Women’s Right to Vote Members and guests at the Green call Donna Kjendlie (608-921-1537) Stockton Wesley United Methodist Church County Genealogical Society Dec. or Sharon Mitchell (815-868-2416) Stockton Wesley honored our Veterans past and present during worship service on Nov.10. A veteran themed 7, meeting will view the “Votes for if you have questions. Please leave a service was shared with many and also the Quilts of Valor representatives honored six veterans by surprising Women” video and learn about suf- message if we are unable to answer. them with their own Quilts of Valor and thanked them for their service. What a great group this is, the ladies fragettes from Wisconsin and Illinois. The GCGS Research Center (lo- cut, sew, and iron all of these quilts and each is different and labeled. Following the program, members and cated in lower level of the Monroe Those receiving Quilts were Lenny Arand, Warren Heimerdinger, Larry Pearce, Bob Vanderheyden, Bob visitors are invited to bring a dish to Public Library) is available to the Zink, and Shirley Toepfer. Congratulations to all. pass and join us for our Christmas public for research. Normal Research Nov. 17, is Harvest in Gathering Service. potluck. Center hours are: Tuesdays and third Nov.24, Christ the King Sunday - Communion service and we will also be having a Pilgrims Potluck The Green County Genealogical Saturday 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and first following church service. Please bring a dish to share and join us. Society meeting will be held in the Saturday after the meeting from 1 to All are welcome to any of our services or events. Our church is handicap accessible and located at the corner second floor meeting room of the 3 p.m. or by appointment by calling of Hudson and Benton Sts. Our doors are open to all who wish to enter and be welcomed. Monroe Public Library at 10 a.m. 608-921-1537. Main holdings are on Sunday School is 9:30 and worship service is 10:45. Saturday, Dec. 7. Refreshments are Green County. Both Rock and Lafay- For information please call Pastor Chuck at 815-947-2541 or check out our website Stocktonwumc.org or available for 15 minutes before the ette Counties are well represented as Facebook Stockton Wesley United Methodist Church meeting. Visitors are always welcome well as several other counties, states, and there is no cost to attend. You may countries EVANGELICAL FREE Monroe Clinic Volunteer Services Annual Turkey Supper CHURCH OF LENA Elizabeth First United Methodist 720 N. Freedom Street to host Annual Christmas Festival Lena, IL • 815-369-5591 Join Monroe Clinic Volunteer Ser- level, 515 22nd Avenue, Monroe, 309 S. Main St. • Elizabeth, IL Dr. Jim Erb, Senior Pastor vices at their annual Christmas Festi- WI. The Christmas Festival is a fund- Rev. Scott Wilson val on Friday, Dec. 6. The event will raiser for the Monroe Clinic Volun- Adults $11.00 • Children 6-12 $6.00 Assoc. Pastor of Youth take place from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. teer Services scholarship program. Under 5 FREE at Monroe Clinic St. Clare Confer- This annual tradition features a ca- All Carry Outs $11.00 (containers available) Sunday Worship 10:00 a.m. ence Center, clinic building’s lobby tered lunch by Barb’s Kitchen, Prai- Sunday School/ABF 8:45 a.m. rie Stone Gift items, silent auction, AWA NA-Wednesdays 5:30 p.m. beaded jewelry by Wendy Baumann, Youth Group Wednesdays your source for on-line news: fresh baked cookies from the Cookie Thursday, Jr. High - 5:30 - 7:00 p.m. Sr. High - 7:00 - 8:30 p.m. Crew, Rainbow Confection’s many Nov. 21, 2019 RVPNEWS. popcorn flavors and more! Listen to pastor’s weekly sermon All are welcome. 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212383 8 8 • Wednesday, Nov. 20, 2019 - The Scoop Today Birth River Ridge first quarter honor roll Ava Dorothy Esling River Ridge Middle School – 3.00 – 3.499 Rowan An- Richmond, Joseph Tippett, Kathryn Brandt and Dana Esling of Lena, IL are pleased to announce the birth of 1st Quarter Honor Roll gell-Dongus, Quinten Atutis, Bind- Walter their daughter, Ava Dorothy Esling, born Oct. 9, 2019. Grandparents are Tom 4.00+ Elaina Doms - Kathryn Co- ilene Boop, Zoey Chapman, Sophie 3.50 - 3.999 Camdyn Bauer, & Janet Townsend of Stockton, IL and Troy & Angie Esling of McConnell, bine - Addison Albrecht, Millicent Grissinger, Ava Ketelsen, Harmony Heaven Brotherton, Sophie Buck, IL. Great-Grandparents are Patricia Sunderman of Lena, IL, and Norm & Boden, Avery Engle, Morgan Flynn, Packard, Sophie Shellenberger Leah Cora Dittmar, Sadie Fry, Sam Grz- Linda Stilson of Freeport, IL. Micaela Miller Spahn, Ryan Tippett – Mason Smith, eslo, Dawson Kloss, Kelsey Randall, 3.50 - 3.999 Sawyer Fry, Ian Wachter – Macey Fulton, Gwen- Nicholas Schnitzler, Celia Turner, Berkeley Mensendike, Jamie Mill- dalynn Greene, Tyson Heidenreich, Torey Winter, Emily Wurster – Ca- Ladies Day Out er, Kaci Patterson, Matthew Ran- Lucas Holland, Evan Tracey den Albrecht, Emma Boop, Brian Ca- som, Samuel Rife, Gracie Schnitzler, River Ridge High School – 1st hill, Bethany Diederich, Erica Doms, Saturday, Nov. 23 • 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Sarah Winter – David Buck, Kayla Quarter Honor Roll Dominic Geerts, Owen Holcomb, Diehl, Brynn Fry, Aizlynn Griffith, 4.00+ Lauren Kloss, Jamie Amber Hupperrich, Olivia Leonard, at Le-Win Elementary School, Lena, IL Laiken Haas, Nathan Haas, Isabella Schnitzler – Margaret Cahill, Ashley Avri Miller, Fallon Miller, Steven Sponsored by: Haring, Graci Vanderheyden, Wendy Carroll, Kari Conklin, Kali Crusilla, Moris, Travis Slattery – Bryton En- Weimerskirk, Joseph Winter – En- Ajdar Limani, Anna Navarro-Garcia, gle, Emma Kloss, Jacob Veltkamp – • Adkins Energy • Fairway Ford • Raders Insurance ver Ahmedi, Dolan Geerts, Lynnea Leanna Scott – Greta Dittmar, Ju- Patrick Cahill, Dylan Landwer, Der- • AJ’s Lena Maid Lincoln, Inc. Agency Groezinger, Arthur Horn, Matthew lia Finazzo, Riley Finn, Livia Haas, ek Lehman, Madison Stulc Meats • FHN • Saporitos Pizzeria • Bocker Auto Group • Fluegel’s Boutique & • Sugarbakers Johnson, Katherine Leonard, Jack Kaitlin Kilgore, Danae Kloss, Sarah 3.00 – 3.499 Mia Bower, • Brandon’s Hardware Embroidery Boutique Middenforf, Gwendoline Miller, Pratt, Caleb Rhodes, Charlie Schnit- Dylan Diehl, Faith Hartman, Mad- and Rental • Havens Tree Care • Sullivans Foods Amie Richmond, Benjamin Rich- zler, Mary Scott, Libbey Shellen- dox Knauer, Arianna Pedrin, Samu- • Bulletproof Concrete • Hometown Trophies • Sweetie Me Candy & mond, Isaac Rife, Cora Ritchie, An- berger – Lydia Groezinger, Madeline el Ries, Emma Smallwood – Olivia Coatings • Illinois Bank & Trust Gift Shop • Bussian Insurance & • Iron Horse Tap • Ted Frits-State Farm drew Schock, Ty Spahn, Evelyn Wal- Klippert, Julianna Kuzniar, Andrew Breitbach, Benjamin Brenner, Ash- Realtor • Lena Fitness Club Insurance Agent ters, George Winter Merkle, Tayden Patterson, Abby ton Eisenberg, Breyton Fry, Maggie • Citizens State Bank • Lena Living Center • Vanderheyden Grissinger, Samantha Haring, Logan • Coach’s Golf & Grill • Lena State Bank Furniture Johnson, Makenzie Post, Brandon • Community Bank • Monroe Clinic • Wagner Automotive • Cory’s Pub & Grub • Pat Brown Realtors Ruiz-Leon, Keagan Schoenhaar – Timber Lake Playhouse Brianna Boop, Sara Miller, Destiny 360389 Schwartz, Andrew Wurster calls for area musicians Blackhawk Unit of Timber Lake Playhouse is looking for area musicians to play in the pit for musical productions at the playhouse in Mount Carroll. TLP Home Extension VOTED #1 produces seven full length musicals throughout the summer and fall as Best ChiropraCtor well as a Christmas show in December. TLP regularly hires musicians schedules r 20 years in a row! practo who play the more traditional instruments – keys, guitar, bass, drums, Best Chiro OW November meeting 20 IN A R trumpet, trombone, reeds, and strings – as well as specialty instruments YEARS such as banjo, steel guitar and mandolin. The November meeting of Black- Professional musicians or those with skills to sight read and perform hawk Unit of Home Extension will 815-233-1800 Dr. Galin D. sChram a traditional Broadway book are invited to apply. If you would like to be held Thursday evening, Nov. 21, be considered for TLP’s musician database, please send letter (or email) at 7 p.m. at the home of Colleen 39 YEARS OF QUALITY CHIROPRACTIC CARE of interest, resume or listing outlining your experience, and link to any Brown, 14871 E Airport Road, Kent, videos or your professional reel. Il. Shirley Oppold is her co-host- Other events at TLP - Nov. 16 brings The Rock n’ Roll Tribute from ess. The lesson on “What’s New in Schram Chiropractic Elvis to The Beatles featuring The Neverly Brothers performs Nov. 23. the Kitchen” will be given by Judy 1009 Loras Drive Both concerts begin at 7. Shippee. The minor lesson on “Gift Freeport, IL TLP’s Christmas Kaleidoscope will open the Christmas Season Wrapping Tips” will be given by Electronic Health Records Certified! with enchanting holiday performances on Dec. 5 – 8 and 12 – 15. Marcia Erwin. Yearly unit dues of schramchiropractic.com Tickets for all Timber Lake events are available online at www. $15 are due at this time. We will NIU students: see our website timberlakeplayhouse.org or by calling the Box Office at 815-244-2035. also be discussing our Christmas for our DeKalb office 348543 Box Office hours are Tuesday through Friday from 10 – 3. plans. All are welcome to come and join us.
Community Holiday Tree Lighting Frosty Family Fun: FHN Community Holiday Family Enjoy refreshments and holiday caroling Festival of Trees Kickoff Movie Series as we “flip the switch” to light up Enjoy an evening of Holiday fun for the Saturday movies start at 10 a.m. Freeport’s holiday tree! whole family. Sing Christmas carols with November 23 Sunday, November 24 • 5 p.m. Sean Huguenin, make “Holiday Slime”, Frozen 2 (PG) – $4 Stephenson Street side of FHN Memorial Hospital play “Holiday Bingo”, enjoy making a Refreshments • Holiday caroling • Santa • No charge holiday treat, and enter for a chance to November 30 Polar Express (G) – FREE win a $100 gift card for the holidays. Santa Visits Monday, December 2 • 5:30 p.m. • Freeport Public Library, December 7 Visit Santa at the library and tell him 100 E. Douglas Street, Freeport • No charge Playmobil: The Movie what’s on your list! All children will get a (PG) – $4 holiday gift from FHN. Singin’ at the King December 14 Sunday, November 24: 1-4 pm • Tuesday, November 26: Enjoy holiday music from area schools. Jumanji: The Next Level (PG-13) – $4 5-7 pm • Saturday, November 30: 1-3 pm • Freeport Thursday, December 5 • 5:30 p.m. • Martin Luther King Celebrate December 21 Public Library, 100 E. Douglas Street, Freeport • No charge Center, King Community Campus, 511 S. Liberty Avenue, Star Wars: The Rise of Visit www.fhn.org (classes and events) for December dates. Freeport • Barrels available for non-perishable food the Season Skywalker (PG-13) – $4 donations to area food banks FHN FESTIVAL OF TREES FHN FESTIVAL We hope you will Community Festival of Trees Lindo Theatre, 115 S. Chicago Avenue, Freeport join us at one or all Enjoy holiday trees decorated by local Luminary Night No advance tickets • Limited seating of FHN’s Festival service organizations, clubs and church Enjoy the beauty of the soft light of Holiday surprise from FHN for all kids groups competing for prizes. Vote for luminaries as FHN joins this annual of Trees events – your favorite holiday tree December neighborhood tradition. there’s something BONUS MOVIE 2-14! Sunday, December 22 • Dusk • for everyone! Wednesday, December 11 Monday, December 2 – Saturday, December 28 Along Stephenson Street and Lincoln Boulevard • No charge 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. Freeport Public Library, 100 E. Douglas Street White Christmas Hosted by FHN and the Freeport Public Library • No charge Happy Holidays from your friends at FHN! Free-will offering and/or food drive contribution Visit www.fhn.org/festivaloftrees for a complete listing of
Festival of Trees events, including Santa’s visiting schedule. 361551 9 The Scoop Today - Wednesday, Nov. 20, 2019 • 9 Warren Women’s Club update Black Hawk-Warren headed to state We would like to “Thank” our guest Erin Keyser of the Jo Daviess Trenten Scheidegger yards and seven touchdown passes, around on this Black Hawk-Warren Local Food, an online Farmer’s Market for the area; phone is 815-990- SPORTSWRITER to go along with 128 rushing yards Warriors squad, making it nearly im- 5374. They can supply all kinds of fresh fruits and vegetables as well The Black Hawk-Warren Warriors and four rushing touchdowns. The possible to give all the credit where as some can goods and some meats. The best thing is to go to their are headed back to state. Though it move into Wisconsin football has credit is due. However, they will all website, hhps//jd.luluslocalfood.com and Email jdlocalfoods@gmail. is the first year of the coop, the War- worked out well for Williams and the get the credit they deserve if they can com. riors football program is coming off other Warren boys, as they seemed continue their exceptional play in We also had another guest from The Meridian Park Pool Committee; two straight state championship ap- to make an already impressive Black Camp Randall stadium, this Thurs- Frances Fennell, Co-Chair and Ray Massingill, Co-Chair about building pearances and will make it a third this Hawk team just that much stronger. day. Edgar will prove to be a tough a new pool for the town and how much it will be. For more information, Thursday when they face off with He has developed a solid connec- opponent as they come in at 14-1, but you can go to warrenpool.com. So “Thank You” to both our guests. Edgar in the D7 Title game. Follow- tion with some of the leading play- the Warriors will look to pull off the The meeting was called to order and the reports were given. A vote ing an impressive 34-7 victory over ers from Black Hawk and will look perfect season as they currently sit at was called for the Section 7 and Section 8 to be taken out of the Club Lourdes, the Warren community was to continue his solid play as he leads 15-0. Tune in Thursday morning to Constitution, the vote was unanimous. Sections 7 and 8 will no longer excited as ever and they decided to this team into the state game on find out who comes out on top of the be in the Constitution for next year. treat their boys with a coach bus trip Thursday. Division 7 matchup. Get well cards were sent to Linda Neff and Charlene Saunders by up to South Wayne where they met The Warriors are led by Cayden Mary Vincent. up with the rest of their squad. Al- Milz, who racked up over 946 yards Ruth Landfield thanks everyone who contributed to the bake sale in though it will be hard to top, one can and eight rushing touchdowns to LOCAL NEWS ON-LINE May. only hope they return from Madison go along with one receiving touch- rvpnews. We would like to “Thank” the Social Committee for a different in even more celebratory fashion this down. Not to be overlooked is and good lunch. The members are Joyce Edge, Sandra McLain, and week. Jaylen Rufenacht, who piled up 780 com Georgette Planting and the extra help cleaning up. Ethan Williams, who was on the total yards and 14 total touchdowns. The next meeting will be Nov. 26, at 12 Noon. Our guest will be Warren team in 2018, is now the quar- Cody Blosch provides yet another Warren/Stockton High School Speech Team Directed by Dan Stevens. terback for the Black Hawk-Warren piece of talent to their squad with The Scoop TodaySee all of& you atThe the meeting! Shopper’s Guide Warriors. Williams has had a tre- 528 rushing yards and three touch- mendous season, throwing for 596 downs. There is plenty of talent to go The Scoop Today Service Place Your BUSSIAN & Shopper’s INSURANCE AGENCY Guide Corner Service Ad PRICE • COVERAGE • SERVICE Minimum of 4 weeks • Auto • Motorcycle • Boat • Farm • LiFe • HeaLtH • ProPerty • CasuaLty • Home • auto Additional Sizes Available • Snowmobile • RV • • Home • Renters • Call Laurie or Cyndee at • Condo • Rented Dwelling • William L. Bohnsack (815) 369-4112 • Mobile Home • Independent Agent or (815) 947-3353 for details • Business • Farm • Life • Gretchen • Med. Supp. • Disability • Joe 14612 West Kerlin Road Scheider • Annuities • Werhane Lena, IL 61048 www.bussianinsurance.com 335220 240 W. Main St., Suite C • Lena, IL
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361663 10 10 • Wednesday, Nov. 20, 2019 - The Scoop Today Jo Daviess Local Foods offers home delivery Jo Daviess Local Foods, an on- pickup locations,” said Erin Keyser, berships.” Home delivery has a $10 range chicken eggs lip balms, laundry soap line farmers’ market with 18 differ- administrator of JDLF. “We want to fee for each week an order is placed. Thriving Thistle Market: pizzas, Fair Lawn Farm: vegetables, ent vendors, is now offering home bring local food to more people.” Customers can order as little or as of- desserts, Paleo snacks baked goods, jams, pickles, soaps delivery to meet the needs of more Keyser recommends that custom- ten as they wish. Pleasant Valley Enterprises: free- Ellipsis Arts: baked goods, truf- customers. ers first contact her to make sure All JDLF producers live in or range chicken eggs, baked goods fles, jams, gifts, artwork For the past year, JDLF has been home delivery is the right choice. close to Jo Daviess County, so shop- Maple Leaf Acres: garlic, garlic Driftless Natural Health: baked delivering to pickup locations in JDLF is tentatively delivering any- ping on their website reduces carbon seasonings goods, skincare, cleaning products Galena, Galena Territory, Elizabeth, where within Jo Daviess County, but footprints and supports the local Keepers of the Hearth: whole Deb’s Daily Grind: freshly roast- Hanover, Savanna, Stockton, Ap- Keyser will confirm the delivery and economy. They offer a wide range of wheat sourdough bread ed flavored coffee, loose leaf teas ple River, Apple Canyon Lake, and let customers know the approximate healthy food in an environmentally Hoppe Hills Farm: vegetables Dan D Bees: honey Warren. Each location has a specific time the order will arrive. If custom- friendly way. Current producers in- Holliberri Icelandics: lamb Blue Barrel Produce: vegetables time when customers meet a delivery ers are not home at that time, a cool- clude: meat, sheep milk cheese, fiber Aunt Beez Greenhouse: vegeta- person to receive their orders. How- er or secure container will need to be Tom & Beth O’Toole: free-range Hazzard Free Farm: organic bles ever, if customers were busy at that left outside the door so the food will organic chicken eggs, grass-fed beef heirloom stone-milled grains Arnold’s Farm: pork, chicken, time, they were unable to order from be protected from the weather. Tom & Yolanda Lobacz: free- Gretta’s Goats: goat milk soaps, turkey, grass-fed beef JDLF… until now. Once they get the green light, “We hope the new home delivery customers can place an order on option will work for people who ar- the website and choose the “Home en’t able to make it to the various Delivery” option under “My Mem- Around the Northern Hills with LEGALS Jo Daviess County Farm Bureau IN THE CIRCUIT COURT ton, County, of Jo Daviess and OF THE 15TH JUDICIAL State of Illinois; thence North CIRCUIT 71 degrees 21 ‘09” West along Manager Annette Eggers COUNTY OF JO DAVIESS - the Southerly line of said Lot 7 You don’t farm, so would should for beef pro- food at your favorite restaurant, and GALENA, ILLINOIS a distance of 85.36 feet to the agriculture and Farm Bureau mat- duction and the the mom who picks out the food to WILMINGTON SAVINGS Southwest corner of said Lot 7; ter to you? According to the Cen- total number of feed her family just to name a few. sus of Agriculture, roughly 108,000 cattle, the #1 al- On a different note, Farm Bureau FUND SOCIETY, FSB, D/B/A thence South 2 degrees 03’ 01” Illinoisans farm, just a small portion falfa producer, is continually investing in member CHRISTIANA TRUST, NOT West, a distance of 34.44 feet to of the population. What I’m about to and the #3 dairy programs, educational efforts (such INDIVIDUALLY BUT AS a point on a 305.84 foot radius say next about the value of agricul- county), and it’s as Ag in the Classroom activities) TRUSTEE FOR PRETIUM non-tangent curve whose center ture and Farm Bureau doesn’t apply still one of the and investing in our future leaders MORTGAGE ACQUISITION bears South 13 degrees 46’ 54” to you, right? Wrong. Yes, farming top economic (through scholarships and leader- TRUST West; thence Easterly along said and an organization that supports drivers of your ship programs). So, do farming and Plaintiff, curve through a central angle of farmers probably doesn’t matter to small town. Farm Bureau matter to you, as much you in the say way that they mat- Agriculture is Annette Eggers as they mattered to your ancestors? vs. 6 degrees 5’ 25”, a distance of tered to your great grandparents. But not only depen- Maybe not. But if you take time to LEONARD R. HILL, 36.61 feet to a point of Tangen- they do matter, differently. Farming dent on those in production agricul- study your roots and look around AKA LEONARD HILL; cy; thence South 69 degrees 21’ may not be your job, but for many ture, it includes the driver that takes at the people, industries, and insti- ELIZABETH 41” East, a distance of 49.06 of us, it’s the economic foundation the products to market, the mechanic tutions that are helping enrich your RAISBECK, AKA feet; thence North 2 degrees 03’ we’re standing on. With almost 1 that keeps the machinery running, community and everyday life, you ELIZABETH A. HILL, AKA 01” East, a distance of 35.26 million agriculture-related jobs in the factory worker that makes tires might find out that they matter even KETSY A. RAISBECK; feet to the point of beginning, Illinois, that means more than 13% for the equipment, those that work more. of Illinois jobs are supported by agri- in processing that convert the farm Everyone must be doing some STATE OF ILLINOIS; containing 0.066 acres, more or culture. It’s the source of your food commodities into foods that consum- early winter cleaning! We have UNKNOWN OWNERS less. Situated in the Village of (Jo Daviess County is #1 in the state ers enjoy, the chef that prepares the had quite a few members bring in AND NON-RECORD Stockton, County of Jo Daviess, pop tabs for the Ronald McDonald CLAIMANTS State of Illinois. House. Thank you! Remember, Defendants, P.I.N. 17-001-596-60. hammer down you can drop those tabs off any time 19 ch 3 Commonly known as 100 Monday through Friday 8 – 4:30. They go towards a good cause! NOTICE OF SALE NORTH BLACKHAWK remodeling Farm Fun Fact: a 15 pound tur- PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby DRIVE, STOCKTON, IL FULLY INSURED key usually has about 70 percent given that pursuant to a Judg- 61085. white meat and 30 percent dark meat. ment of Foreclosure entered in The improvement on the prop- Additions Drywall the above entitled cause Inter- erty consists of a single family Decks Siding NARFE Palisades county Judicial Sales Corpo- residence. If the subject mort- Ceramic Tile Window Replacement ration will on Wednesday, De- gaged real estate is a unit of a Chapter 604 to cember 18, 2019, at the hour of common interest community, (815)947-3568 (815)275-3861 10:00 a.m. in the office of James the purchaser of the unit other CELL hold November HOME Jay RhyneR 304210 J. Nack, 106 North Main Street, than a mortgagee shall pay the meeting Galena, Illinois 61036, sell to assessments required by sub- The 12 Noon lunch meeting of the highest bidder for cash, the section (g-1) of Section 18.5 the National Association of Active following described mortgaged of the Condominium Property and Retired Federal Employees real estate: Act. Sale terms: 10% down by Stockton Park House (NARFE) Palisades Chapter 604 will Parcel 1: Lot 7 in Blackhawk certified funds, balance within be on Thursday, Nov. 21 at Manny’s Subdivision 1 in the Village of 24 hours, by certified funds. No in Savanna. Contact President Jorene Stockton, as the same is Num- refunds. The property will NOT Rental Willis Lieb at 815-541-4105 no later than 9 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 18, to bered on the Plat thereof record- be open for inspection. RSVP if you are not on the perma- ed in Plat Book 7, page 46 and For information call Sales De- Contact Jane West nent list. located in Plan Hold 8-131 in partment at Plaintiff’s Attorney, for all Stockton Park House Rentals the Recorders Office of Jo Da- Manley Deas Kochalski, LLC, your source for on-line news: viess County, Illinois. Parcel One East Wacker Drive, Chica- 765-437-3357 (please leave a message) 2: Also, the Northerly part of go, Illinois 60601. (614) 220- [email protected] RVPNEWS. Front Street which lies West of 5611. File Number 19-015919 Blackhawk Street more particu- I3136816 $40.00 for Residents in Stockton Township COM larly described as follows: Be- (Published in The Scoop Today $80.00 out of Stockton Township ginning at the Southeast corner Nov. 13, 20 & 27, 2019) Stockton Park House rental is only for family functions and meetings. of Lot 7 in Blackhawk Subdivi- 360637 It is not to be used as a place to make profit from sales. sion 1 in the Village of Stock- 359154 CLASSIFIED 11 The Scoop Today - Wednesday, Nov. 20, 2019 • 11 Northern Illinois & Southern Wisconsin
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We publish newspapers, shoppers and niche Auto, CD. all power. Well main- 1998 CHEVROLET TRACKER • Remodeled with new appliances required; no pets; no smoking. tained and drives great. 65,000 publications throughout the stateline. You have and A/C and many more updates CALL 815-947-3396 now and ask One owner, red convertible, moles. Comes with Impala hub 101,000 mi., 1/2 0f the mileage the opportunity to sell into all Rock Valley • Rent based on 30% Adjusted Income how to receive a months rent free. caps and spare set of rims. 358743 was towed behind motor home. Publishing. L.L.C. publications, making your Schaible Properties $5,500 OBO. Call/Text Nick at Garage kept, 4 WD, 5 speed, stick 262-949-4434. paycheck much larger! 815-369-5147 shift, runs Great. $2,250 Call 262- 763-6552 For immediate consideration send resume/job history to: This institution is an equal opportunity BUSINESS 2007 CHRYSLER PACIFICA provider and employer Good cond., 3rd row seat, 158K, ‘67 MUSTANG DISASSEM- Vicki Vanderwerff, Director of Advertising 360503 $2,000. 608-295-1545. Email: [email protected] & SERVICE BLED Many new parts, too much 2007 DODGE DURANGO SLT to list. $6,000 OBO. Dennis 262- Fax: (262) 725-6844 Houses/Town/ Plus AWD, one owner, nonsmok- 914-1091. 316524 er, new tires, 3rd row seat, 163K Condos Misc Services miles. $5200. Call or text 262- 758-2089. Sport Utilities 2 BR HOUSE for rent in Lena. BONNY’S BRITTLES is now tak- Call Great location! Front porch; back ing orders for PUMPKIN ROLLS, 2007 SATURN VUE AWD, V6. 2009 FORD ESCAPE Great deck/patio, 2 car garage. Refrig- BRITTLE & TOFFEE. Call 815- 127,318 miles, runs good, very shape, garage kept. $4,000 OBO. erator & stove incl. $550/mo. Utili- 541-6950 good condition. $3950 OBO. 262- 815-248-4638. ties not incl. No pets or smoking 492-9613. 815-369-4112 309-236-5061 2014 CHEVY EQUINOX AWD, Trucks & Trailers to place FOR SALE 39k , one owner, garage kept, asking $14,900. 262-353-6029 2001 FORD RANGER 4X4 with cap. New Tires, Shocks and Ex- your 2014 CHEVY IMPALA 133,000 haust. Asking $2,200 OBO 262- Announcements mi., V6, 4 dr., $8,800. 262-770- 492-5486 0557 classified DISCLAIMER NOTICE This pub- 2006 MENARDS UTILITY lication does not knowingly ac- TRAILER 4 x 8 deck, folding for ads cept fraudulent or deceptive ad- Boats stand up storage, 1,180 LB ca- vertising. Readers are cautioned pacity. $300. 630-209-9415. DEADLINE to thoroughly investigate all ads, 1987 ALUMI CRAFT 17 ft. especially those asking for money w/60hp Johnson, completel re- 7’ x 11’ UTILITY TRAILER New IS 4PM ON in advance. built in 2015. Runs great. 55lb wheels & tires. $500 414-550- FRIDAY Minkota, incl. 3 batteries. Hull 5747 needs work. $1,700 OBO. 262- Free 758-7994. ENCLOSED TRAILER Very good condition. 16ft. $2,900. 847- CLASSIFIED IN-COLUMN ADS 2001 16.5 FT. LUND LAKER 219-4380. cannot be credited or refunded Shore Lander roller trailer, two Call Laurie after the ad has been placed. 2014 Merc. 4 stroke motors, 50 Ads canceled before deadline & 3 hp., Downriggers & too many Vans, Mini Vans Serving the communities in Jo Daviess County 815-369-4112 will be removed from the paper extras to list. $4,500 262-895- the as a service to our customers, 6005 2006 DODGE GRAND CARA- for more details but no credit or refund will be VAN SXT 150k, runs & drives Scoop Today issued to your account. v v v v v v good, 7 pass., $1250. 847-209- Serving the communities in Stephenson County on placing an ad in our 9145 ’ REAL ESTATE FIND YOUR NEXT AUTO Shopper s Guide 222784 Visit our web site at: www.rvpublishing.com SECTION 65534 IN THE CLASSIFIEDS 12 12 • Wednesday, Nov. 20, 2019 - The Scoop Today Stockton Chamber of Commerce Miss Merry Christmas & Little Jack Frost Royalty Contest Vote for Stockton’s Miss Merry Christmas and Little Jack Frost. No photocopies of this ballot will be accepted. Must be original from newspaper. Ballots must be received by Monday Nov. 25, 2019 You can vote as many times as you like as long as it is the original BAL- LOT from the paper. You can mail your entry or drop it off at Glad Rags in Stockton. Name______Address______Boy #1 Vote for one Miss Merry Christmas and one Little Jack Frost: Miss Merry Christmas Contestant Number ______Little Jack Frost Contestant Number ______Drop your entry off at: Glad Rags Resale Boutique 117 S. Main St. Stockton IL OR Girl #1 Girl #2 Send your entry to: Stockton Chamber of Commerce P O Box 3 Stockton, Il. 6108
Boy #2 • REAL ESTATE • IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 15TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT COUNTY OF JO DAVIESS - GALENA, ILLINOIS WILMINGTON SAVINGS FUND SOCIETY, FSB, D/B/A CHRISTIANA Boy #3 Boy #4 Girl #3 Girl #4 TRUST, NOT INDIVIDUALLY BUT AS TRUSTEE FOR PRETIUM MORTGAGE ACQUISITION TRUST Come for the lights and stay for the fun at Festival of Lights Plaintiff, WHAT: Festival of Lights Have a live scene going on in a tive with the community Light Parade vs. WHEN: Friday, Nov. 29th Stock- main window that people can either We will try to keep everyone’s Parade in conjunction with the LEONARD R. HILL, AKA LEONARD ton IL walk by and view or possibly even windows different to provide variety Living windows and the Christmas HILL; ELIZABETH RAISBECK, AKA All the fun our community mem- drive by and view (depending upon and fun! Tree Lighting Ceremony to follow. ELIZABETH A. HILL, AKA KETSY A. bers & businesses will want to be a location) Christmas Light Parade Individuals, organizations, and RAISBECK; STATE OF ILLINOIS; part of.... If your business isn’t retail, just Friday 11/29 6 p.m. businesses are ALL welcome to par- UNKNOWN OWNERS AND NON- Living Windows having someone or something in the In true celebratory fashion, this ticipate. RECORD CLAIMANTS Friday 11/29 4-6 p.m. window is still beneficial and interac- year we’re introducing a Christmas Decorate a float, vehicle, or even Defendants, yourself in festive Christmas fashion. 19 ch 3 All ideas welcome! NOTICE OF SALE FREE promotional Facebook PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that LIVE during the parade where the pursuant to a Judgment of Foreclosure Chamber will promote businesses or entered in the above entitled cause Inter- organizations that participate! county Judicial Sales Corporation will on Christmas Tree Lighting Cere- Wednesday, December 18, 2019, at the mony hour of 10:00 a.m. in the office of James J. Nack, 106 North Main Street, Galena, Friday 11/29 6:45 p.m. (directly Illinois 61036, sell to the highest bidder for following Parade) cash, the following described mortgaged Join us at the Chamber’s big pine real estate: tree next to the landmark sign on P.I.N. 17-001-596-60. Highway 20 for the annual Christmas Commonly known as 100 NORTH Tree Lighting ceremony BLACKHAWK DRIVE, STOCKTON, IL Crowning of Little Jack Frost & 61085. Miss Merry Christmas The improvement on the property con- Caroling, cookies, & cocoa sists of a single family residence. If the Special visit from Santa and Mrs. subject mortgaged real estate is a unit of Claus a common interest community, the pur- Experience this magical moment! chaser of the unit other than a mortgagee Festival of Trees at the Stockton shall pay the assessments required by Heritage Museum subsection (g-1) of Section 18.5 of the The 3rd Annual Festival of Trees Condominium Property Act. Sale terms: will be held in conjunction with the 10% down by certified funds, balance Living Windows/Tree Lighting Cer- within 24 hours, by certified funds. No re- emony on Nov. 29 funds. The property will NOT be open for Any businesses or individuals are inspection. For information call Sales Department at welcome to decorate a tree to be dis- Plaintiff’s Attorney, Manley Deas Kochals- played at the Museum during these ki, LLC, One East Wacker Drive, Chicago, community events! Illinois 60601. (614) 220-5611. File Num- Submissions for living windows ber 19-015919 and the parade MUST be made on or I3136816 before Friday, Nov. 22 2019 (Published in The Scoop Today Let’s make this a GREAT year! Nov. 13, 20 & 27, 2019) Questions? Please email- info@ 360638 263091 stocktonil.com