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November 5, 2013
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BY DAVID GIULIANI
At Merrill Elementary School in Rock Falls, fewer than half the students met federal stan-dards, according to test results
released Thursday.From 2012 to 2013, the num-
ber of students proficient in both reading and math fell from 54 percent to 44 percent.
That makes it the lowest among elementary schools in Whiteside and Lee counties.
But there’s another number worth considering: The Rock Falls elementary school dis-
trict had the highest number of students considered low-income – 77 percent.
That’s at least 10 percent-age points more than in the Sterling and Dixon elementary schools, with the exception of Sterling’s Jefferson, which is at 69 percent.
Rock Falls Elementary Superin-tendent Dan Arickx said the data
show that more of his district’s children are low-income, but “we’re not using that as a crutch.”
“Our families have a lot more to think about than to make sure homework is done every night,” Arickx said. “Every fam-ily, regardless of income, prob-ably has things going on, but low-income families have more intense issues to worry about.”
The district, he said, tries to work with families the best it can.
“We help students after-hours,” Arickx said. “We help them get as much done at school as possible, so we can alleviate the stress at home.”
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Here’s a look at what percentage of students at area schools are proficient in reading and math:
ASHTON-FRANKLIN CENTERSchool ........................................2011 ....... 2012AFC Elementary ...........................58% ........ 59%AFC Middle ..................................62% ........ 64%AFC High ......................................50% ........ 62%
AMBOY School ........................................2011 ....... 2012Amboy Central Elementary ........... 77% ........ 67%Amboy Junior ............................... 64% ........ 59%Amboy High .................................56% ........ 54%
DIXONSchool ........................................ 2011 ....... 2012Jefferson Elementary .................... 63% ........ 60%Lincoln Elementary ....................... 58% ........ 56%Reagan Middle ............................. 52% ........ 54%Dixon High ...................................54% ........ 55%
ERIESchool ........................................ 2011 ....... 2012Erie Elementary ............................ 69% ........ 67%Erie Middle ................................... 70% ........ 69%Erie High ...................................... 52% ........ 57%
MORRISONSchool ........................................ 2011 ....... 2012Morrison Junior ............................ 70% ........ 68%Morrison High ............................... 60% ........ 68%Southside Elementary ................... 63% ........ 69%
PROPHETSTOWN-LYNDON-TAMPICOSchool ........................................ 2011 ....... 2012Tampico Elementary ..................... 60% ........ 72%Prophetstown Elementary ............ 70% ........ 71%Tampico Middle ............................ 63% ........ 65%Prophetstown High School ........... 44% ........ 46%
RIVER BEND (Fulton)School ........................................ 2011 ....... 2012Fulton Elementary ......................... 61% ........ 68%Fulton High ................................... 51% ........ 60%River Bend Middle ........................ 71% ........ 67%
ROCK FALLS (includes 3 districts)School ........................................ 2011 ....... 2012Merrill Elementary ......................... 54% ........ 44%Montmorency ............................... 69% ........ 66%Rock Falls High ............................ 47% ........ 53%Rock Falls Middle ......................... 59% ........ 55%
STERLINGSchool ........................................ 2011 ....... 2012Lincoln Elementary ....................... 67% ........ 63%Washington Elementary ................57% ........ 58%Challand Middle............................ 55% ........ 56%Sterling High ................................. 57% ........ 56%Note: Kindergarten-through-second-grade schools are
not included because their students aren’t tested; data for the East Coloma and Nelson schools are not avail-able on the Illinois Report Card website, iirc.niu.edu.
Source: Illinois School Board of Education
Students are helped after school during what teachers are treating as study halls, Arickx said. Some students, he said, don’t have access to technology at home, so they need extra help
“Teachers have been absolutely wonderful about it,” he said.
The drop in ratings over the past year at Merrill Elementary, Arickx said, was because the school is now focus-ing on the common core standards, which are being applied nation-ally and focus on math and reading. As such, he said, the district is shift-ing attention away from the ISAT exam, which is the basis for the ratings.
Overal l , the high schools in Sauk Val-ley’s smaller towns have higher ratings than those in Sterling, Dixon and Rock Falls.
This year, 57 per-cent of Sterling High School students are rated as proficient in reading and math. Dixon and Rock Falls high schools follow at 54 and 53 percent, respectively.
Morrison is tops in the area with a 68 percent proficiency in its high school. Amboy, Erie and River Bend are tied at 67 percent, while AFC follows with 62 percent.
Prophetstown-Lyn-don-Tampico trails at 46 percent among the
smaller school dis-tricts.
But it also has the highest number of low-income students, with 47 percent. At the same time, its elemen-tary schools’ ratings are about the same as the other smaller districts – and, in some cases, higher.
One challenge in the P-L-T district is that it has a higher mobility rate – 18 percent – than the other smaller dis-tricts. That rate tracks students who transfer in and out of the dis-trict from the first day of October to the last day of school.
The low-income and mobility rates “explain a lot of things,” P-L-T Superintendent David Rogers said.
In the past couple of years, he said, the district has put in place a few programs that would pay off in the next year.
One of the programs is for tutoring. Another deals with homework, known as Prophet Pride.
“If you don’t have your homework done, you’re not doing lunch with your friends,” Rogers said.
P-L-T has put new programs in place to help the students
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BY DAVID GIULIANI
MORRISON – Morrison Community Hospital’s nursing home is in the clear after all.
On Tuesday, the fed-eral Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services issued a public notice that it would terminate its agreement with Four Seasons Living Center on Nov. 16 because of life safety issues. That meant no more Medicare or Medicaid funding, the lifeblood of most nursing homes.
The notice had been slated to appear today as a legal advertisement in this newspaper.
On Wednesday, though, the agency rescinded its notice, saying the nurs-ing home had come into compliance.
The day before, hospi-tal CEO Pam Pfister said the nursing home had submitted its plan of cor-rection in July to the state Department of Public Health, which handles inspections on behalf of the federal agency.
She said it appeared the state agency had not fol-lowed up on its revisit to Four Seasons “in a timely manner” and appeared to have “mishandled” the paperwork sent in July.
On Wednesday after-noon, Melaney Arnold, the state agency’s spokes-woman, confirmed her agency had received a plan of correction but that her agency had to go back twice to the nursing home for changes.
“On Tuesday, we got the last piece of informa-tion,” Arnold said. “We processed it, and it went to CMS.”
The state didn’t want to see the Medicare and Medicaid funding termi-nated, she said.
“This is a service that is needed,” Arnold said. “We’re not out to get them, but we want them to be compliant. We want to ensure the health and safety of residents.”
It’s not unusual for inspectors to find defi-ciencies in a nursing home. In fact, CMS reports that an average of six or seven such issues are found in each survey.
Typically, the problems are resolved before CMS threatens a loss of Medi-care and Medicaid fund-ing.
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Scary stories, sometimes based on true
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Q�Q�QA.K. Thompson had
heard and told those sto-ries growing up in Dixon. But she also spent time researching what actu-ally happened for her book, “Relentless, Envi-ous Death: The Biogra-phies of Katherine Shaw Bethea and Solomon Hicks Bethea.”
“I remember, when I was a little girl, at sleepovers, people would say, ‘Oh, Bloody Gulch Road. What happened?’” she said. “We’d speculate and everything. It was sort of this urban legend or whatever. And then when I came across the original reporting in the Telegraph, it was actually scarier than what any of us came up with as kids.”
On Sept. 18, 1885, 18-year-old Frederick Thiel’s body was found by a farmer named James Penrose near a farm just south of Dixon. His cattle, which he was crossing near the spot where Thiel’s body was, had reacted to the body’s smell, Thompson said.
Thiel’s throat had been slit so severely his head was nearly detached, said Thompson, who researched the event from articles published in the Telegraph. Thiel also had his skull crushed in, several defensive wounds and some fingernails removed, she said.
The spot where Thiel’s body was found, Thomp-son believes, is less than a quarter mile west of South Galena Avenue and about 100 feet south of Bloody Gulch Road, near a stream at the bot-tom of a gulch.
Several days after Thiel’s body was found, Joseph Mosse, 21, was arrested for killing the Bible salesman.
Mosse, a French-Cana-dian living in the area, was represented by Solo-mon Hicks Bethea, who later donated the land for KSB Hospital.
Bethea took the case because Mosse was poor and spoke little English, Thompson said, adding that she believes Bethea thought Mosse was inno-cent, a belief she’s taken on since writing the book.
Several witnesses were called by the prosecution and said they had seen Mosse walking that night with a spade in his hand, Thompson said. He also was the last person seen with Thiel.
Mosse was convicted of the murder Jan. 29, 1886, and sentenced to life in prison. But a month before his 26th year in prison, he was released after stopping an assault on a prison guard, who later said Mosse was a model prisoner and good person, Thompson said.
He was released from prison on Christmas Day, but it was explicitly stat-ed by the board releas-ing him that it wasn’t a Christmas present, Thompson said.
“After he was released from Joliet, [he] was never to be seen or heard from again,” Thompson said. “I think he was like, ‘I’m out of here, back to Canada. I’m done.’”
Among the reasons Thompson believes Mosse was innocent is that about 2 weeks after Thiel’s murder, while Mosse was in custody, a similar murder of a Bible salesman for the same company for whom Thiel worked was discovered and reported in the Tele-graph, she said.
“The fact that that was never ever mentioned [at the trial], I mean, I just find it to be incredible,” Thompson said.
‘It was actually scarier than any of us came up with’
Alex T. PaschalDixon author A.K. Thompson stands at the top of the gulch where the body of Frederick Thiel was found in 1885. The gruesome murder is one of the subjects of Thompson’s book and also led to the naming of Bloody Gulch Road.
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A fresh twist on a classic dish BY RUSS PARSONS
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Everyone has his own rituals for fall Sunday after-
noons. Some guys sit around and watch foot-ball; for me it takes only about a quarter before I need a nap. Others feel inspired to take up household projects; the less said about my ability with a hammer the better.
Instead, I cook. Well, I cook all year round, but when the days start to cool and the light turns golden, I get more ambi-tious. Rather than 30 min-utes at the grill, I throw myself into hours-long kitchen projects. This year, it’s been lasagna.
There’s nothing like lasagna from scratch to while away a lazy Sunday afternoon.
And I’ve learned there are places you can com-promise to make the project easier. Canned tomatoes work just fine for most sauces. Not all lasagnas call for both ragu and besciamella. Spread out the work, taking one step at a time and mak-ing time for a break in between. Lasagna is for-giving that way.
One place I don’t com-promise is on fresh pasta. The fresh-versus-dried pasta debate is an old and tired one and, in the end, pointless. Each type of pasta has its purposes. Think of them as types of cloth: Fresh pasta is silk and dried is wool. But while I will grant that there are very good lasagnas made with dried pasta, the simultaneous
delicacy and luxurious-ness of fresh is what really makes the dish in most cases.
Mushroom and Ham Lasagna
2 hours, plus soaking time for the mushrooms and cooling time for the lasagna. Serves 12Fresh pasta:1 2/3 cups unbleached
flour, plus extra for roll-ing the dough
3 eggs1. Place the flour in the
bowl of a mixer or food pro-cessor. Add the eggs and mix until a dough starts to come together. The dough should feel like soft clay; if it feels moist, add a little more flour. Turn it out onto a well-floured work surface and knead until it forms a cohesive dough, 4 to 6 turns. Wrap the dough in plastic wrap and refrigerate it to give it time to relax, at least an hour. You’ll know it’s ready when you poke an indentation with your fin-gertip and the dough does not spring back.
2. Line the counter with kitchen towels. Divide the dough into 4 pieces. Take one piece (leaving the oth-ers under plastic wrap), flatten it slightly, flour it lightly and pass the dough through a pasta machine with the rollers adjusted to the widest setting. Fold in overlapping thirds as you would a letter and pass through again. Repeat until the dough feels silky smooth, 3 or 4 more turns.
3. Now start thinning the dough: Crank the machine two stops tighter and pass the dough through.
Repeat, cranking the machine ever tighter until the sheet is thin enough that you can see your hand through it when held up to the light. This will be about setting No. 6. If the dough feels too moist, dust with a little more flour to keep it from sticking. Cut the finished dough sheet into roughly 12-inch lengths and arrange on the kitchen towels. Don’t let the cut sheets touch, as they may still be slightly sticky.
4. Repeat, kneading, rolling and cutting all the pasta dough.
5. Cook the pasta, 4 to 6 sheets at a time, in a large pot of generously salted boiling water. The pasta will be done when it floats to the surface, in less than 30 seconds.
6. Gently remove the pasta from the boiling water with a skimmer and transfer it to a large work bowl filled with cool water to stop the cooking. Care-fully rinse each sheet under running water, then rub it with your fingers to remove any excess water. Spread it flat on a kitchen towel to dry until you’re ready to assemble the lasagna.
Lasagna:2 ounces dried porcini
mushrooms3 tablespoons oil! cup (" stick) plus
3 tablespoons butter, divided, plus more for greasing
1/3 cup finely chopped onion
1/3 cup chopped, peeled and seeded tomatoes
2 tablespoons chopped parsley
1 " pounds button or cremini mushrooms, sliced approximately !-inch thick
SaltFreshly ground black
pepper3 tablespoons flour2 cups milkScrapings of nutmeg1 cup freshly grated
Parmigiano-Reggiano, divided, plus more for the table
Fresh pasta# pound thinly sliced
unsmoked boiled ham (prosciutto cotto), cut into julienne strips
1. Heat the oven to 400 degrees and place a rack at the uppermost position. Cover the dried mushrooms with 3 cups of warm water and set aside to soften at least 15 minutes. Remove the mushrooms from the water (reserving the water), squeeze them dry and chop them finely. Strain the soaking water through a coffee filter to remove any dust.
2. Over medium heat, heat the oil, 3 tablespoons butter and the chopped onion in the largest saute pan you have, ideally one big enough to hold all the sliced mushrooms without crowding. Cook until the onion turns translucent, about 3 minutes.
3. Add the porcini mush-rooms, the soaking water, chopped tomatoes and parsley, and continue cooking until the water has evaporated and the mixture is nearly dry, about 10 min-utes.
4. Add the sliced fresh mushrooms, 1 teaspoon salt and one-fourth tea-spoon pepper, or to taste,
and increase the heat to high. Cook, stirring fre-quently, until all the mois-ture released by the mush-rooms has evaporated, 10 to 20 minutes, increasing the heat if needed for the liquid to evaporate more quickly. Taste and cor-rect for salt and pepper. Remove from the heat.
5. Make a white sauce: Heat one-fourth cup butter in a saucepan over medi-um-low heat. When it has melted, whisk in the flour to make a smooth paste. Whisk in the milk about one-half cup at a time, cooking until each addition has thick-ened. Season with one-half teaspoon salt and a pinch of nutmeg, or to taste, and stir in two-thirds cup of the grat-ed Parmigiano-Reggiano. Remove from heat and hold in a warm place. (A skin will probably form on top of the sauce. Just stir it back in. Any small clumps will melt as the lasagna bakes.)
6. Generously butter a 12-by-9-inch baking dish and lightly coat the bot-tom with the white sauce. Line the bottom of the pan with a single layer of pasta strips, cutting them to fit the pan, edge to edge, allowing no more than one-fourth inch overlapping.
7. Stir all but about one-half cup of the remaining white sauce into the mush-room mixture. Spread a thin layer of the mushroom mixture on top of the pasta, then scatter a handful of ham strips over the top. Cover with another pasta layer and more mushrooms and ham, repeating until you’ve used all the mush-rooms and ham, finishing with a layer of pasta. Ide-
ally, you’ll have at least 6 layers of pasta. Spoon the reserved one-half cup of white sauce evenly over the top layer of pasta, and sprinkle over the remaining one-third cup Parmigiano-Reggiano. (The recipe can be prepared to this point and refrigerated tightly cov-ered.)
8. If baking the lasagna immediately after assem-bling, place on the top rack and bake until a light golden crust forms on top, about 10 to 15 minutes. If the crust is slow to develop, turn up the oven to 450 or 475 degrees, but do not bake longer than 15 minutes altogether. If the lasagna was refrigerated, place on a rack in the center of the oven (for more even heating) and bake until it is warmed through and beginning to form a light golden crust, 25 to 35 minutes; place on the top rack after warming to form the crust more quickly if needed.
9. Remove from the oven and set aside to settle for about 10 minutes. Then serve with grated Parme-san on the side.
Each Serving:Calories: 290Protein: 13 gramsCarbohydrates: 22 gramsFiber: 2 gramsFat: 16 gramsSaturated fat: 7 gramsCholesterol: 87 mgSugar: 4 gramsSodium: 755 mgNOTE: Adapted from
Marcella Hazan’s “Essen-tials of Classic Italian Cooking.”
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Sauk Valley Media3200 E. LincolnwaySterling, IL 61081
Telegraph113 S. Peoria
Dixon, IL 61021or call: 625-3600 or 284-2222, ext. 301
Great Garage Sales
Call 625-3600
Park Setting, new-er 2BR, L/R,garage, NS, 1 floor,near CGH, energyefficient, 1832 2nd
Avenue $585/mo.815-499-0199.
3 BR., 1 cargarage. $600 mo.815-625-2302.
Class A CDLRegional
Dedicated LanesAssigned Peterbilts
Preloaded TrailersHome WeekendsPaid Vacations
Health InsuranceMin 6 months ver-ifiable experience800-397-6387 x.18
Welder FabricatorFull time. $30/hr. Musthave 15 yrs experi-ence.Please No phonecalls or walk ins.
Mail resume to:Brechon FarmServices, Inc.
1270 IL.State Route 26 South
Dixon, IL. 61021
Diesel MechanicFull time. $30/hr. Musthave 15 yrs experi-ence. Please No phonecalls or walk ins.
Mail resume to:Brechon FarmServices, Inc.
1270 IL.State Route 26 South
Dixon, IL. 61021
Accountant orCPA
with a 4 yeardegree. Pay
Commensuratewith experience.Please No phone calls
or walk-ins.Please mail resume to:
Brechon FarmServices, Inc.
1270 IL.State Route 26 South
Dixon, IL. 61021
Class A CDLDriver HaulingGrain & Fertilizer$20.00 per Hour plusovertime. HaulingNH3 with a Hazmatendorsement $25.00per Hour plus over-time. Must have 5
-rience.Please mail resume to:
Brechon FarmServices, Inc.
1270 IL.State Route 26 South
2 BR., 2 bath. $685+ dep. Non-smok-ing, no pets. 815-284-1707.
Sm. 2 story homenear Lost NationGolf Course. Ap-pls., 2 baths, 2 cargarage, heat furn.Avail. Nov. 1st. 815-761-2435 or 815-562-7854.
1&2 BR., Ashton/F.G. 815-562-6828/562-5075.
PERSONALS 125
ADOPTION
NOTICES 128
BUSINESS
PROPERTY 205
FOR SALE BY OWNER 209
DIXON
FRANKLIN GROVE
STERLING
CEMETERY
LOTS 226
MOBILE HOMES 230
MOBILE HOMES 230
DIXON
DIXON
APARTMENTS- FURNISHED 305
STERLING
APARTMENTS - UNFURNISHED 306
AMBOY
ASHTON
DIXON
HARMON
MT. MORRIS
POLO
ROCK FALLS
ROCK FALLS
STERLING
STERLING STERLING
WOOSUNG
HOMES
FOR RENT 310
DIXON
DIXON
MILLEDGEVILLE
ROCK FALLS
STERLING
COMMERCIAL
RENTAL 311
MOBILE HOMES
FOR RENT 315
WAREHOUSE / STORAGE 330
GARAGE SPACE 331
EMPLOYMENT 505
EMPLOYMENT 505 EMPLOYMENT 505 EMPLOYMENT 505 EMPLOYMENT 505
Lovin' It! 3 BR, allnew, $680/mo.1510 W. 2nd
St.Why Rent?Great floor plan.815-878-7399.
211 W. 18th St., 3BR ranch, NICE!!,$698/mo., WHYRENT? 815-878-7399.
Why Rent?You CAN Own! To-tally Remodeled,3BR Home. $650/mo. 815-878-6356.
Attractive 1 & 2BR. apts. withsome utilities. Ster-ling & Rock Falls.No pets, no par-ties. Refs. req.815-336-2305.
Large 2BR Town-house, all groundlevel. Excellentarea. 800 DixonAve. No pets. Refs.req. 815-336-2305.
136 S. State St.Spacious 4 BR,1BA, 2,288 sq.ft., detached
garage. Lease orsell. $1500
down. $598/mo.855-664-8357
Corporate ResourceServices, a nationallyrecognized staffing or-ganization, is currentlyexpanding its WesternIllinois territory and isseeking a Field SalesRepresentative. Ex-perience within thestaffing industry pre-ferred. Qualified can-didates will be able tomanage a multi-city/town territory,possess great com-munication skills andhave a “do whatever ittakes” attitude. Interested? Forwardan updated resume toJosey Crisostomo [email protected]. Competitivecompensation andbenefits package pro-vided.
Advertise yourmobile homes for
sale here!!
DIXON RIVER
APARTMENTS
$100 MOVE-IN SPECIAL!AFFORDABLE HOUSING!
Offering 1 & 2 Bedrooms
Call For Details815-284-6782
Nice 2BR garage &fireplace, garbage& water inc. $575 +dep. 815-973-5886
Apts. No pets. Call815-716-0367.
Loving Couple Wanting to AdoptWe will provide a
loving, happyhome where your
baby will thrive andgrow, with a momand dad who are
very eager to become parents.We will provide
unconditional love,security and
support for yourbaby. All approvedexpenses paid. Tolearn more aboutus, Call 708-957-6849 or email us
LCFS#012998
Lrg. 4BR farmhouse. $600/mo815-864-2085
1 & 2BR, Hampton Apts.815-625-7043
2BR Duplex, $675.Hampton Apts.815-625-7043
2 BR., 1 cargarage. $675 mo.,lease, dep. req.H&H Rental Prop-erties, LLC, call ortext 815-625-7995.
CHATEAU ESTATES
ROCK RIVER ESTATES
Homes for saleand rent call ouroffice for details
815-284-2000
Homes for saleand rent call ouroffice for details
815-284-2000
3 bed 2 bath $24,9002 bed 2 bath $17,900
2 bed 1 bath on theriver $27,900
2 bed 1 bath $9,900RIVER RIDGEAPARTMENTS
1-815-414-2288
2 BedroomGreat LocationGarages Available
$4951st Month’s Rent
$1.00*
*with 1 year leaseNext to
ALDI in Sterling
PERMONTH
NEW 2BR Duplex,partial bsmt. NiceDixon area $750/mo. 815-766-2769
2 Br. apt., $450 +dep. 2 Br. apt.,$400 + dep. 1 Br.apt., $350 + dep. 1Br. apt., $375 +dep., water &garbage incl. Nodogs. 815-973-1743.
Henson Storage.RV, Boat, Car, Mo-torcycle storage.815-590-2181.
Rent to own. 2BR815-622-9665. Re-altor Owned.
3 BR, 1102 1st Avenue, For Sale or Rent
815-626-8790
Secured 3 acrew/ high bays andoffice, 3818 River
Rd., Sterling.815-626-8790
2BR upper, com-pletely remodeled.Applcs. Garage,AC. No pets, nosmoking. Dep/ refs.req.$595/mo. 815-946-3191 after 5p.
Edon Apts. 2BR,$480 mo., $400dep. Refs. req. Nodogs. 815-537-9190, 815-441-3999.
3-4BR, Quiet N.W.Area, 1 1/2 story.815-288-6994
New & Improved2BR $500. Nopets. 630-327-7046.
1 & 2BR apts.$380-$420. 815-
562-7368 Rochelle Realty. W#527849
3 BR, 2 bath, newdeck, new A/C &plumbing, applcs.,storage shed,$19,500. 815-973-5601
1BR, Mt. Morris.$310/mo. + dep.,815-508-2345
10x20 $50/mo. +$35 dep. 815-590-9478.
Looking for infor-mation on DaveRosentreter. Call815-288-4507
Lg. 1BR. + appl.No pets. $425 +dep. 815-625-4701
1BR, applcs. Bsmt.No pets. $425+dep. 815-625-4701
C.N.A./PA, inhome, eves. 5-10.815-631-8002.
Teachers FullTime or PartTime immediatepositions. Rock Falls DayCare Center, 729 W Rt 30, Rock Falls, IL815-625-0106 or fax resume to:815-625-1581
! ADOPTION: !A Creative
Financially SecureHome, Art, Music,LOVE, Laughter,
Family awaits1st baby.
Expenses paid.Beth
!1-800-990-7667!
200 S. Boyd Ave.2BR, good cond.$425/mo. Availableimmediately. CallEd Reagan 312-337-7384
2BR, Livingroom,kitchen, bath. Wa-ter, elec & garbagefurn. $400 + dep.815-739-8624
Sinnissippi Townhomes
First Mo. Free!Spacious 2 BR. 2story townhomes.Central air, goodlocation. Laundryhookup. (815)626-1130.
Sterling Logistixis offering indooror outdoor Boat
& Camper storage. For info.Call Scott 815-626-0217 or
Sterl ing RentalsNewer 2 Bedroom
$599.00 & UpApplcs., Fireplaces
2002 3rd Ave.1836 First Ave.
606 W. Lefevre2 BR $535.001 BR $465.00
1 Studio $390.00Partial Heat, Water,
Sewer, RefuseRemoval, LaundryFacilities, Satellite
(815)626-1431
Dixon- 2BR/1ba.1100Sqft Screenedporch, 2 cargarage. $95,000608-343-7372.Web ID#529068
THICKSTENAPTS.
1 & 2 BR houses815-499-4217
ASST. MANAGERS
SALESPERSONSPAID VACATION
MEDICAL INSURANCE
PAID PENSIONPLANApply
superpantry.com
Sale or Lease, Su-perb E. end busi-ness corner, hightraffic, good park-ing, AGT owned,815-625-2225/815-535-6115
Position OpeningBus Monitor:Rochelle. 30hrs./wk., schoolyear. Minimum of ahigh school diplo-ma and excellentdriving record.Pre-K Teacher:Rochelle. 40hrs./wk., schoolyear. Minimum of aBA in Early Child-hood Education orclosely relatedfield.For informationand applicationcontact Tri-Coun-ty OpportunitiesCouncil at815/625-7830 orvisit our websiteatwww.tcochelps.comEqual OpportunityEmployer
Efficiencies, 1 & 2BR. Apts. (563)243-0383, Ster-ling/R.F.
3 BR., 1! ba., 2car gar. No pets.815-625-0624.
Nice home 3BR,w/ garage, close toSterling schools.No Smoking, nopets. $700 + dep.815-245-9704.
! NEW TODAY !
Storage for rentfor mini home or lg.motor home. Callfor more details.815-625-4950.
! NEW TODAY !
2 LOTS in ChapelHill “Garden ofFaith” $800 OBO815-646-4741
! NEW TODAY !
1 BR upper, water,sewer, trash, incl.,$375 + dep. & ref.,709 Ave. D, 815-718-5689.
! NEW TODAY !
604 Griswold Ave.2 BR, 1BA, Groundlevel Unit, NewlyRemodeled. $525/mo. Requires sec.deposit. Call Matt@ 310-750-5663
! NEW TODAY !
1st Month Free!2BR, appl. incl. Petfriendly. $475/mo.815-562-7368
! NEW TODAY !
Farm house northof Sterling, 4 BR, 1ba., dep. & ref.req., 630-335-6523. agent owned
! NEW TODAY !
Semi TruckDrivers needed.Flatbed, van &
hopper. OTR, local.Call 815-631-5650
! NEW TODAY !MaintenanceLarge ApartmentComplex has anopening for aMaintenance Person. Must passbackground check.Applications canbe picked up at2100 FreeportRoad, Sterling, ILor fax a resume to815-626-4569.
! NEW TODAY !
1BR, garage. Heat,& water furn. Nopets. $450 + dep.815-440-6214
! NEW TODAY !
Dixon 2BR/1ba1100sq.ft. Rental/credit/criminalcheck, no smokingscreened porch, 2car gar. $700 + sd.608-343-7372.
! NEW TODAY !
3BR home, acrossfrom park, close toschool. $700/mo.+ dep. No pets.815-508-7534.
! NEW TODAY !
2 BR apt., RF,815-592-7826.
! NEW TODAY !
1BR, Stove & frig.incl. Basement. NoPets. Tenants payutilites + deposit.
$475 month Available now! 815-440-2613
! NEW TODAY !
Rent w/option tobuy, sm. 2 BR, at-tached garage,partially furnished,year's lease, 815-994-3500.
! NEW TODAY !
BARTENDERwanted. Part timedays, nights &weekends. No exp.necessary. 815-626-3105 between5 & 7 pm.
! NEW TODAY !
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2002 PontiacMontana Van, fullpwr., cold air, verygood cond. Cleaninside & out.$3900. 815-499-5578.
We Buy Usedcars & trucks.Call Dixon ATV815-288-2146
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13571 Lincoln Rd.(Rte 30 West)
Morrison, Illinois
USEDAUTOS2010 ChevroletEquinox LTAWD, LowMiles2009 ChevroletSilveradoReg. Cab,32,000 Miles2008 BuickLucerne CXL2008 BuickEnclave
2005 ChevroletTrailblazer LTSunroof & Leather2002 PontiacMontana
2002 PontiacBonneville2000 BuickCentury2000 Ford
Explorer LTDAWD
1999 ChevroletBlazer 4x4
1999 ChevroletSilveradoRegular Cab,
LowMiles, Half Ton1998 MercuryMountaineer
4x41994 BuickLeSabre$695*
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1992 GMC Sono-ma, 4WD, 4.3L V6,brand new battery,newer tires +brakes. 170k miles.$2,100 OBO. 815-677-2796
Four 225/60/16Michelin Symmetrytires. Nice tread.$150 firm. 815-508-9025.
Tony Brown Truck-ing is hiring CDLdrivers. Will driveOTR & local. Musthave 3 yrs. exp.w/flatbeds, high-sides & 40 ft.frameless trailers.Good work history.Appl. will be hand-ed out on Nov. 2nd,8:30-11:30 only,1325 E. River Rd.,Dixon. No phonecalls please. Seri-ous inquiries only.
1999 Ford Taurus,$2200 815-979-3816
EMPLOYMENT 505
CHILD CARE 512
AREA
GARAGE SALES 624
ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES 705
GUNS & ARCHERY 706
APPLIANCES 710
BUILDING
SUPPLIES 720
COMPUTERS 735
FURNITURE 755
PETS & PET SUPPLIES 775
LAWN MOWERS 779
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HORSES & SUPPLIES 835
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AUTOMOBILES 905
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We buy antiques,lamps/lighting, vin-tage costume jew-elry, antique toys,pocket knives,fountain pens. Call815-259-3550.
2001 24' Coach-man Catalina Lite,sleeps 6, new AC.$4,500 815-973-7909 or 973-0773
Baretta model 686Silver Pigeon 12ga.O/U. Never used,in case. $2,000/obo. 815-213-2221Must have FOID
1995 PlymouthNeon, 161k, 4 cyl.,
auto, 35 mpg.,w/many new parts,
$1995 obo 815-973-1207
Russian SniperRifle w/bent boltand Post-War PUscope model 91-30$550 815-453-2167
2006 Sienna XLEDVD, moonroof, heated leather$11,900/OBO 815-406-2226
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Credit Problems? Bad Credit? NoCredit? We mightbe able to help! Ifyou're looking tobuy a vehicle wehave many financ-ing options avail-able through quali-fied lenders. CallBrett Simpson to-day at 815-285-5313. Ken NelsonAuto Plaza.
2005 Chrysler Se-bring TouringConv., exc. cond.,86.5K mi., $7,500815-440-2145.
Mac Pro QuadCore/2.66 Ghz,equipped for thegraphic designer orphotographer, 13GB RAM, 3 harddrives, 2 DVDburners, optionsavailable. $725.815-626-7125.
2008 NissanRogue, AWD, 105Kmi., well main-tained, $8,800 obo608-515-6330.
Family Farm oper-ation looking to ex-pand acres. Cashrent, 50/50 or cus-tom farming.Pleasesend replies to Box#:1180, c/o SaukValley Classifieds,P.O.Box 498, Ster-ling, IL 61081
Annual DixonCoin Club Show. Sunday Nov. 10 at
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2003 Bee Stinger3 horse bumperslant load trailerwith dressing room& extras. $6800815-288-7669.
Refrigerator,Amana blackFrench door, $950obo 815-626-6082.
2005 Dodge GrandCaravan SXT, 115KNew motor w/90K,new brakes. Justserviced. $6500/obo. 815-718-0840
Mow & Vac w/cart& galvanized hop-per, 5hp Briggs &Stratton. $400 815-751-4673
1971 110 JD lawntractor w/mowerdeck & extras. Exc.cond. $1500 OBO.815-857-4282
1996 Buick RoadMaster stationwagon. Heatedleather seats,moon roof. 73K mi.Exc. cond. $3,500firm 815-625-2615
2003 VolkswagenBeetle GLS, load-ed, blue, 5spd.117K mi. $5,000obo 815-857-3739
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1981 HondamaticCM400. 1,110 mi.,Vetter farring, sad-del bags. $2500815-946-2823
Hitachi & Toshiba55” flat screenTV's, very goodcond., your choice,$350/obo 815-590-7537.
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1999 Dodge In-trepid, 4 dr. $1500OBO. 815-626-6174.
1998 Chevy S-10,4 cyl. $1000 OBO.815-626-6174.
D-face Tongue &groove pine sidingfrom True North loghomes, 116 boardsmost 16' by 11!”wide by 2” thick.Worth $20,000.Selling for $10,000815-652-6803
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2006 Honda CRV,1 owner. Exc.cond. Loaded,121,000 mi. $8800OBO. 815-772-3555.
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2009 Pontiac Vibe,good tires, newbrakes. Cherry red.4dr. Interior greatcond. $10,000/obo815-994-0977.
4 12x16.5 skidloader wheels &tires on 8 bolt rims,good shape, callfor details. 815-718-3789.
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Great Prices! Visit Our
Showrooms!Cabinets,
Countertops,Sinks, Faucets &More. We install.
Estimates by appointment.
1235 W. LeFevreSterling
815-625-3519
Fireplace SafetyInspections
Liners, damper replacement,screens, glassdoors, chimneycaps, log sets,
inserts, wood, gas,electric, mantles,grates & more.
Anselmo's, Inc.1235 W. LeFevre
Sterling815-625-3519
BALAYTIPAINTING
Interior & Exterior Light Carpentry
Pressure Washing 35 Years Experience Insured - References Cell #815-440-2202
WELDING & FABRICATION
N-SITE
LUMINUMSTAINLESS STEEL
815-973-9110
Blosser's Lawn Service
Mowing & Trimming
spring & fallCleanup and More
Call now for aFREE estimate!Brenton Blosser
“Area's #1 Roofing
ContractorIL Lic# 104-015191Licensed, Bonded
& InsuredCALL NOW FOR End of Summer
Specials on SteelRoofing,
Windows & Sidingoofing Siding
eckstions
es & MoreResidential &CommercialCall now to
schedule yourFREE Estimate!
Will beat any lead-ing competitor
price815-590-2677
“Area's #1 Roofing
ContractorIL Lic# 104-015191Licensed, Bonded
& InsuredCALL NOW FOR End of Summer
Specials on SteelRoofing,
Windows & Sidingoofing Siding
eckstions
es & MoreResidential &CommercialCall now to
schedule yourFREE Estimate!
Will beat any lead-ing competitor
price815-590-2677
!!!!!!!!!!!!BRAD'S TREE
SERVICE Tree & Limb
RemovalStump RemovalStorm Clean-up
Mulch & Firewood
Ins d815-857-3674
Amboy, IL
JOHN'SCLEANUP & REMOVAL
Anything goes!!Estate Cleanups
PHONE 815-622-0240
CONCRETE ways walks
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CONSTRUCTION
agns
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36 yrs. Experience.815-626-9026
Air Cond./Heating
Appliances
Automotive
Basement Waterproofing
Brick & Masonry
Cabinets
Carpentry
Cleaning Service
Computer Repair
Concrete Contractors
Construction
Drywall
Dumpster Rental
Electricians
Fireplaces
Furniture Repair
Genl. Contracting
Handyman
Hauling
Haul/Clean Service
Home Improvement
Landscaping
Lawn Care
Painting
Plumbing
Plumbing
Power Washing
Property Maint.
Roofing
Roofing
Roofing/Siding
Snowplowing
Storage
Tree Service
Tree Service
Water Softeners
Welding
C.P. ELECTRICFor Your
Electrical Needs.New Homes,
100 amp. Service Updates, Rewires
25 Yrs. Experience
Licensed Bonded InsuredMusky & Bass
Fishing Consultant
Leave Message815-626-6219
Days FurnitureRepair
Expert repairs onrecliners, sofas,chairs, tables,beds, regluing.
815-626-5136
DIEHL'S DRYWALL, INC.Also wallboard
hanging & InteriorPainting
Over 20 yrs experience.
Call Jamie at815-499-3047
or 815-225-9927
DREAMSCAPESBY DENNIS, INC
Complete Landscape Services &
Designs www.dreamscapes
bydennis. com (815) 857-3281
Eikenberry SheetMetal
412 E. 3rd, SterlingService work heat-ing & cooling; gas,electric. Free esti-mates Accept Visa& MC on all newinstallations.CALL 815-625-0955
FARLEY'S APPLIANCE
Heating & CoolingSale & ServiceFree Estimates
New & Replace-ment Units
We service allbrands!
Call Today(815)284-2052
Franklin StorageSizes 10x10 thru 10x40
2011 N. BrintonAve. Dixon
(815)285-0201 or(815)440-9563
GATOR HEATING& COOLING
Taking a Bite Outof High Prices!
Call Kelly @815-631-6232
24 hr EmergencyService
Licensed, BondedInsurance
Gilbertson Construction
Residential &Commercial. Re-modeling, houseadditions, win-dows, siding &doors. Also mobilehome repairs. Li-censed, Bonded,Insured. No JobToo Small. 30 yrsexp. (815)622-0087.
Specializing in:ss
Guttersing
Roofings/Win ws
General Contracting & Construction
815-625-6142Free Estimates
KRATZNER'SPLUMBING
24 HOUR SERVICENow Offering
Sewer CameraService
Visa, MC, Discover815-285-7999
Lic# 058-172719
KRIS’ KARPENTRY (815)564-9576
For all your build-ing needs incl.kitchens, baths,basements, siding,replacement win-dows, additions &trim carpentry. It'stime to replacethose old windowsto save money onheating. Call for afree estimate. Nojob too large or toosmall. Kris is acraftsman with 30yrs. exp. Li-censed, Bonded,Insured.
Lewis Plumbing815-288-0028
Serving All of theSauk Valley AreaLic.#058-173956
LONG
CONSTRUCTION
General Contractor
815-973-3023
815-732-4408
Tree & Limb Removal
Stump RemovalStorm Clean-upFree EstimatesFully Insured
Tom May815-238-7277Dixon, Illinois
TIMBER TREE SERVICE
G & H PC REPAIRVirus Removal &Data Recovery-$50. We also do:
gradesReto
Restoratio Desig
Hardware/SoftwareCertified.
815-499-4871
A & MTREE
SERVICE
WE'LL BEAT ALLWRITTEN BIDS!Free estimates
25 yrs ExperienceFully Licensed/
InsuredServing Sterling /
Rock Falls/ Whiteside County
Area815-590-1677
HANDYMAN/GENERAL
Contracting, siding, drywall,concrete work,
decks, flooring (tile,linoleum, carpet,wood), bathroomand kitchen, com-
plete remodels, ad-ditions all types ofhome repairs. Free
Estimates and Insured-Bonded815-564-7428
!Since 1981!"Home
Improvement"New
Construction Fall is time to
re-roof, re-side, orbuild your garage or
addition!Randy L. Moore815-626-1333IL State Roofing
Licensed104-002247(1986)
Bonded-Insured
OSMER WOODWORKING For all your home
repair and remodeling needs.Additions, DecksDrywall, Siding
and More!Licensed, insured
& bonded. *Free Estimates*Satisfaction Guaranteed
Now acceptingcredit cards.
815-973-5809
PAUL’S HANDYMAN SERVICE
“Anything Your Husband Won’t Do!”
xperience On All Manner of Home Re-pairs & Maintenance
since 1986 (815)625-2607
www.mullerslane farm.com
ALWAYS PLUMBING
Commercial & Residential
For all of yourplumbing,
mechanical andseptic needs. 815-973-5298lic.#058-183732
Prater Paint & Waterproofing
We Dry UpBasements &Crawl Spaces,
Remediate Mold& Install E-ZBreathe™Ventilation
Systems815-626-5165
www.praterpaintandwaterproofing.com
MASONRY PRO'SStone
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Get one F e
te eI d nded
815-564-8754
ALL - AROUNDLAWN CAREBush trimming
Fall leaf clean-up Mowing
Gutter cleaningSnow plowing25 yrs. exp.
Free estimatesFully insured
815-456-3335
R R & DRemodeling of All
SizesKitchens, Bath-
rooms, Basements,Family Rooms
all inishingloor
FinishingCommercial &
ResidentialCall 815-535-8488
MIKE'SSNOW PLOWING
ommercialways
xon Sterling R.F.Starting at $15Free Estimates815-590-6570
JR'sJanitorial
andProperty
Maintenancemmercialsidentiali tes
Reduced alRates
Reliablendly ervice
Insuredenior
DiscountsAvailable 7rvin Whiteside
untyll or uote
Local Cell#
RAMCONSTRUCTION
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extu ng
Licensed, Insured& Bonded
815-285-8148
Illinois License#104.016127
Bonded/Insuredoofing Sidingindo oors
tionGarages
cks and more Free Estimates815-213-0556
LawnCare Service val
up &val
.Fr Est a815-590-6336
TELEVISIONIN HOME REPAIRAll Types Brands
& ModelsOver 25 yrs. Exp.Call Ron for a free
quote at815-561-0011
SPECIALIZING INerior Pa
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sured dBo ed ,S k Fallsarea.
Now AcceptingCredit & Debit
Card PaymentsFree Estimates815-739-2089www.d sh e
repair.or
!CORNER!STORAGE
Dixon near WalmartSterling near Menards
Various SizesGREAT RATES
815-973-3613
A-1 HAULINGSmall or LargeTruck Rentals
Estate Clean-upsGarage & Building
DemolitionConstruction
Complete Septic Skid Loader &
Back Hoe WorkMaterials Hauled
Firewood815-626-1956
M & MCleaning Service
(Matt & Mandy)No job too smallHome or Office
Bonded & InsuredServing Lee &
Ogle, Whiteside &LaSalle Counties815-440-9121 or
815-677-6266
Sterling Logistixis offering indooror outdoor Boat
& Camper storage. For info.Call Scott 815-626-0217 or
1807 Locust St. Sterling IL(815) 625-2500
Choppers.com.HotRodswww
Car Audio/Video/StartersLOW PRICE GUARANTEE
Complete AutomotiveDetailing & Accessories
Window Tinting
Hot Rods & ChoppersConsignment / Sales
Dumpster Rentalfor Clean-ups &
ConstructionSmall & Large
containers avail.Tidy Bug Inc.
Dixon, ILtidybuginc.com815-456-3001
Mobil PressureWash Service
Commercial,esidential
emisYo me
we an t!Call Ben
815-590-2694
A FamiliesHandyman
Huge Winter Dis-counts for all yourhome improvementneeds. Make usyour FamiliesHandyman.
815-994-0075
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