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BY CHRISTI WARREN

DIXON – A low-income hous-ing project in Dixon is getting a $3 million facelift come March.

Dixon Square Apartments, 1540 Freedom Walk, will be overhauling its 72 Section-8-designated units. Tenants

will be getting new kitchens and bathrooms, and sub-stantial improvements are expected for the roof and siding, too, said Steve Rap-pin, president of VeriGreen Development.

Chicago-based VeriGreen owns and manages about 30

low-income housing proj-ects throughout Illinois, Indi-ana, Wisconsin, Tennessee, and North Carolina, including Dixon Square Apartments.

Renovations are expected to take a year, and no residents will be displaced, Rappin said.

“It will be in-place rehab,” he

said. “We will likely not move people out, and if we did need to, we would pay to move them to some sort of extended-stay hotel.”

For example, builders will work on the kitchen during the day, then put it back together at night, he said.

Dixon Square Apartments is one of 14 low-income hous-ing projects statewide that has been awarded tax credits through the Illinois Hous-ing Development Author-ity, which will fund the rehab project.

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BY PAM EGGEMEIER

STERLING – The word revitalization is heard often in Sterling, usually in reference to the riv-erfront and downtown. It might be time to add Northland Mall to the conversation.

In the last year, the mall has brought in the Mid-west’s largest sporting goods chain, and nation-ally known fashion retail-er rue21. Several smaller businesses are now mov-ing in, hoping to cash in on the increased foot traffic that is anticipated.

Much of the buzz now surrounds Dunham’s Sports, as the Oct. 31 opening of its massive 50,000-square-foot store gets closer.

Dunham’s store manag-er John Watts, a Sterling native, said he senses the excitement among the mall employees and the customers.

“Dunham’s is very happy to be here in Sterling, and be part of the revitalization of the Northland Mall,” Watts said. “This is the greatest

number of stores I can remember being open here. “

“There’s the pet store and some storage space empty right now.”

The gates continually opened and closed as workers scurried in and out to put the finishing touches on the space.

“The people can’t wait to get in here,” Watts said. “If we don’t shut the gate, people just start walking in and trying to shop.”

Watts hopes the variety of inventory at Dunham’s will bring some new faces to the mall.

“Field and Stream shop-pers, for instance, bring a different demographic,” Watts said. “Hopefully, we see a lot of customers who are not used to com-ing to the mall.”

Nancy Carrell hopes that the same demo-graphic will also stop by her shop, Sports Zone, to pick up items to flaunt support of their favorite sports teams. Carrell and her husband, Ed Meyer, have run the store at the mall for a little more than 5 years. She said business is picking up already, and the timing couldn’t be better.

“This is as busy as I’ve seen it since I’ve been here,” Carrell said. “This

is the perfect time for new stores, because everybody depends so much on the holiday sea-son, and the foot traffic is bound to be better this year.”

For Accents owner Margaret Zumdahl, the changes at the mall make it even more difficult for her to carry out her plans to sell the store. She has built up a loyal follow-ing during her almost 11 years at the mall, but she and her husband are ready to retire.

“I’m extremely excited about the different offer-ings here now; I wish this would have happened 5 years ago,” Zumdahl said with a grin. “I love this store, but I’m still looking for a buyer.”

Zumdahl said the mall management has been great to work with, and she believes that all of the recent activity makes her space an even bet-ter opportunity for a new tenant.

“Someone could cer-tainly make it their own, but it could also be turn-key with the inventory and computers,” Zum-dahl said.

Another one of the new stores, Flash Happy Por-traits, is targeting Nov. 1 for its opening.

Owner and manager Heather Lanell said the store’s five employees will take some appoint-ments, but she wants to reserve most of their time for walk-in portraits. The studio will be open Fri-day, Saturday and Sun-day in November, and will add hours to meet demand later. She is also working with another new mall tenant, The Sticker Shoppe, to pro-duce novelty gift items.

“I’m hoping to have a 24- to 48-hour turn-around on all of the prod-ucts,” Lanell said.

Because her business situation is unique, she said the influx of big retailers wasn’t much of a factor in her decision.

“I’m not a retailer, so I can’t really say it affect-

ed my situation,” Lanell said. “The walk-in traffic should still be beneficial, but I would have gone to the mall location any-way.”

Owner Clay Begly said the big retailers did help seal the deal for Didoughs Twisted Pret-zel Co. Begly already had started stores in Peru, Peoria and Ottawa before being approached by mall management.

“I liked the area, but it made it even more appealing knowing that

rue21 and Dun-ham’s were coming in,” Begly said.

Kelli Rodriguez brings considerable perspective to the mall’s current sta-tus. She has been the Maurices store manager for 34 years.

“I’ve been here through all the ups

and downs, and that makes what is happen-ing now even more fun,” Rodriguez said. “This is the first time I’ve seen four stores open in such a short period of time.”

Rodriguez said she believes there is some-thing at the mall for just about everybody.

“For the people who haven’t been here in a while, it’s a great time to get reacquainted with the mall,” she said.

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ROCK FALLS – Whi-teside County officials spent Wednesday morn-ing going over their plan of action, should anyone in the county become infected with Ebola.

Whiteside County Sher-iff Kelly Wilhelmi, speak-ing on behalf of the group seated in a circle at the Whiteside County Health Department, stressed that the chance that Ebola could even make it to the area is very, very slim.

That’s something that local and national health officials have been say-ing since the fear of infection gripped Amer-ica after a Liberian man, Thomas Eric Duncan, tested positive for the disease at a Dallas hos-pital Sept. 28. He died Oct. 8.

Beth Fiorini, Whiteside County public health administrator, organized the morning meeting, attended by officials from the Whiteside County Health Department, Whi-teside County Sheriff’s

Department, Rock Falls Police Department, Ster-ling Police Department, Twin City Joint Fire Com-mand, CGH Medical Cen-ter, and Morrison Com-munity Hospital.

Backing up Wilhelmi’s comments, Fiorini noted that only two of the nurs-es who cared for Duncan have tested positive so far, and that none of his family members have tested pos-itive, despite having been quarantined in the same apartment as his soiled sheets and clothing for days before being moved to a new location.

“When someone calls in to dispatch, to 9-1-1, there’s a set of questions that we’re going to ask,” Wilhelmi said. “I think a lot of people are confused, and might think they have Ebola when it’s really only the flu.”

If, after talking to the dis-patcher, it seems likely the person might be infected, an ambulance will be dis-patched, with police and fire for backup, but only a paramedic will enter the home, dressed in a protec-tive suit, Wilhelmi said.

The person will be taken to CGH Medical Center’s emergency department, but won’t be taken inside until doctors evaluate the patient and decide wheth-er he or she must be placed in isolation, which CGH is fully prepared to do.

The patient wouldn’t stay there for long, though; he or she would be taken to one of the five hospitals in the state that are going to be designated Ebola treatment centers. Which five are expected to be announced this week.

“The precautions that all of us are using are no dif-ferent than any other thing we’ve gone through,” Wil-helmi said. “We’ve done this with anthrax, West Nile, and HIV in the past, so it’s really nothing new.”

Lee County officials held a similar meeting earlier this month to talk about their protocols.

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Ashton: 5-7 p.m. An all-ages costume party will be held at 7 p.m. at the Mills-Petrie Building, 704 N. First St.

Byron: 5-8 p.m.Chadwick: 5-7 p.m.

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They might not be households words yet, but grains

like freekeh, farro and quinoa, are becoming more popular, as health-conscious consumers rediscover these ancient foods.

Used for centuries by different cultures, many of these grains are find-ing a new place in the American diet, largely because they are loaded with vitamins, miner-als and other nutrients. Some of the grains are also gluten-free and can be ground into flour.

The grains blend easily into everyday meals, like salads, side dishes and baked goods.

At Sierra Nut House in north Fresno, Cali-fornia, owner JoAnn Sorrenti has long been a believer in the ancient grains. She stocks sev-eral types, including quinoa, freekeh and bulgur.

“I tried selling these 35 years ago, and nobody bought them,” Sorrenti says with a laugh. “Now, things have really turned around.”

The shop’s bistro regu-larly uses grains in its salads and recently, Chef Adrianna Oropeza pre-pared two grain salads: freekeh with orange and fennel; and quinoa and pumpkin.

“What I like about these grains is that not only are they healthy and good for you,” Oropeza says. “But you can also mix them in with seasonal fruits and vegetables.”

Oropeza says the grains vary in texture and are somewhat chewy and nutty in flavor. And cook-ing grains is not as diffi-cult as you may think.

“In a lot of ways, it is just like cooking rice,” she says. “You cook it until the water is absorbed.”

She likes to cook grains with chicken broth for added flavor. And at home, she adds quinoa in her salads and soups.

Nutritionists say the ancient grains have stood the test of time for a reason. Amaranth has long been used in Mexico and contains more than three times the average amount of calcium. It is also high in iron, magnesium and is gluten-free. Cooked ama-ranth has a slight crunch, but remains soft on the inside.

Barley and bulgur are

fiber rich at 17 percent and 20 percent. They are also easy to cook and are high in antioxidants, vitamins and minerals. Quinoa is a complete protein and is loaded with iron, vitamin B2 and manganese.

Freekeh is a wheat that has been harvested early and is roasted. It’s high in fiber and has a low glycemic index, making it attractive to diabetics. It has a similar flavor to bulgur with a firm, chewy texture.

Farro is prized for its nutty, cashew-like flavor, and is high in protein and calcium.

As chefs and home cooks are catching on to the grain craze, a few California farmers are also trying their hand at growing the crops.

Victoria Martinez of Ancient Grains Farm in Temecula, California, has planted amaranth, quinoa and chia. The family run farm was launched last year and is harvesting its first crop this fall.

“We see the demand and we understand the health benefits,” Marti-nez says. “And as more people learn how to use the ancient grains and seeds, we will see even more of a demand.”

Martinez cooks a large pot of quinoa at the beginning of the week and uses its in stir fry dishes, salads and mixed in with greens. She also eats warm quinoa for breakfast by adding coconut milk, agave syrup and a stick of cin-namon, nuts and fruit.

Freekeh, Orange and Fennel Salad

2 cups freekeh2 cups chicken broth1 fennel bulb sliced2 oranges peeled and

sliced1/2 cup dried cranber-

ries

1/2 medium red onion, thinly sliced

1/2 cup flat leaf parsley chopped

1/2 cup almonds, toast-ed and slivered (Garnish for the top)

Vinaigrette Dressing:1/2 cup olive oil1/4 cup champagne

vinegar1 tablespoon honeySalt and pepper to tasteBring chicken broth to

a boil, add freekeh and simmer until broth is absorbed. Put aside.

Heat olive oil in a medi-um skillet on medium heat. Saute the fennel for approximately 5-8 min-utes.

Combine all of the remaining ingredients.

In a medium bowl whisk the dressing and pour over the salad.

Garnish with the almonds.

– Adrianna Oropeza, Sierra Nut House Bistro & Wine Bar

Quinoa with Pumpkin Salad

2 cups quinoa3 cups chicken broth1/2 medium red onion,

thinly sliced3 cups pumpkin,

peeled, seeded and cut into 1 cubes

1/2 cup dried cranber-ries

1 cup chopped celery1 cup chopped red bell

pepper1/2 cup flat leaf parsley

chopped1/2 cup toasted pump-

kin seedsVinaigrette Dressing:1/2 cup extra virgin

olive oil1/4 cup red vinegar1 tablespoon mustard1/2 teaspoon pepper

flakesSalt and pepper to tasteBring chicken broth to

a boil, add quinoa and simmer until broth is absorbed. Put aside.

Heat olive oil in a medi-um skillet on medium heat. Saute the pumpkin

for approximately 10-15 minutes.

Combine all of the remaining ingredients.

In a medium bowl whisk the dressing and pour over the salad.

– Adrianna Oropeza, Sierra Nut House Bistro & Wine Bar

Banana Bread2 medium bananas,

mashed2 tablespoons coconut

oil, melted1/2 cup buttermilk1/2 cup agave syrup1 tablespoon vanilla

extract3 eggs1 cup quinoa flour1/4 cup almond flour1/4 cup amaranth flour2 teaspoons baking

soda1/2 teaspoon salt1 teaspoon cinnamon1/4 cup chopped

almondsPreheat oven to 350

degrees F. Grease a 5-by-7-inch loaf pan. Mix together the bananas, coconut oil, honey, vanilla and eggs until completely combined. Add in all the flours, bak-ing soda, salt and cin-namon and stir until all the ingredients are fully incorporated.

Pour the mixture, which should be pretty wet, into the prepared loaf pan. Sprinkle the chopped almonds evenly over the top. Bake for 35-45 min-utes or until the bread is golden brown and a knife comes out clean. Let cool for 10 minutes and then invert onto a wire rack to cool completely.

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Beat egg whites until stiff, but not dry, then fold them into batter until well combined. Bake in the oven for 18-20 minutes.

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Photos by Philip MarruffoJulie Schroeder looks over the Frances Bragg Award she won Thursday night at the 46th annual Self Help Enterprises Awards Banquet at Latin American Social Club in Sterling.

BY JERMAINE PIGEE

S T E R L I N G – J u l i e Schroeder could not contain her excitement Thursday evening dur-ing the 46th annual Self Help Enterprises Awards Banquet.

When she was named the winner of the Frances Bragg Award for contin-ued perseverance, con-cern for others and love for her fellow workers, Schroeder jumped out of her seat and put her hands over her mouth as she burst into tears.

She then walked quick-ly to the stage, grabbed her award from Carla Haubrich, executive director of Self Help Enterprises, then took the microphone.

“I want to thank every-one for this award,” she said with excitement. Betty Terry also won a Frances Bragg Award, and was presented hers after Schroeder floated back to her seat.

The banquet, which recognizes its consumers and others affiliated with the agency, was chock full of love and excitement Thursday.

“Each one of you out there tonight deserves an award,” Haubrich said to the hundreds of people packed into the Latin American Social Club. “You give us your best

every day, and we are so appreciative of that, and we want to thank you.”

Self Help provides employment training and residential support for adults with disabilities.

Haubrich said the com-pany serves 300 people with disabilities such as alcoholism, bipolar dis-order, cerebral palsy, epilepsy and learning dis-abilities.

“The staff of Self Help selects the winners,” Haubrich said. “We also give members of the com-munity special awards that have been supportive of Self Help.”

After Schroeder won her award, she wiped tears from her eyes, posed for lots of pictures and she received plenty of hugs from her friends and fam-ily.

“I did not see this com-ing,” Schroeder said min-utes after winning, still visibly shaken. “I’m just so happy.”

Schroeder, who has been with Self Help for 23 years, also was excited to put her arms around her parents – her mother, Shirley, and her father, Arlyn.

“My parents always taught me to always do the best you can,” said Schroeder, 44. “They always told me my dreams will come true, and that happened for me tonight.”

Randy Planthaber, who received the John L. Stern Leadership award, was all smiles as he approached the stage to get his plaque.

Stern served as execu-tive director of Self Help for 35 years until his death in 2011.

“John Stern makes dreams like this come true,” Planthaber said.

In addition to that award, Planthaber, 51, also received a pin for 35 years of service to Self Help.

“This pin means a lot to me,” Planthaber said. “It means to keep work-ing, keep reaching for the stars and keep dreaming, because no one can steal your dreams.”

Planthaber said the awards banquet was ded-icated to Stern.

“He is the true star in our hearts everyday,” he said. “I love the guy.”

“I love him to death, too,” Schroeder added.

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improvement in the program: Cassandra BandaFrances Bragg Award, for perseverance, con-

cern for others and love for fellow workers: Betty Terry and Julie Schroeder

Doris Hammett Award, for positive attitude: Michael Eelamae and Latrice Martens

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Knie Appliance & TV Inc. is seekinga Full Time major home appliance

Repair Person.Must be neat, organized, enjoyworking with people and havea good driving record. Previousappliance service experiencerequired. Bene!ts package included.Stop in or send application to:Knie Appliance & TV Inc., 3614 E.Lincolnway, Sterling, IL 61081, faxto 815-626-5641 or email applicationto: knieds@essex1.com. EOE

Parkway Apartments55 years and Over

710 West Lefevre, Sterling2 or 3 Bedrooms Available

$540 & $620Lounge & Exercise on Ground FloorAttached Garage with Storage

Laundry & Garbage Pickup on Each FloorOutdoor Patios

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FULL-TIMECUSTOM APPLICATORRiver Valley Cooperative has an openingfor a full-time custom applicator inagronomy operations at our Fenton, ILlocation. Assistance is available forrequired certifications for qualifiedapplicants. Contact Brian @ 815-778-3339 for more information. Applicationforms available at this location and online atrivervalleycoop.com/careers. Submitapplications online, via email toemployment@rivervalleycoop.com, ormail to:Human ResourcesRiver Valley CooperativeP.O. Box 256Eldridge, IA 52748

11-7 PART TIMECNA/COMPANIONRewarding Position

Reliable - TeamOrientedApply in person only:

The Meadows of Franklin Grove510 North State StreetFranklin Grove, IL815-456-3000

POSITION OPENINGS

Pre-K Teacher: Rochelle. 40 hours/wk., school-year; Minimum ofa BA in Early Childhood Education or closely related !eld.Pre-K Teacher Assistant: Sterling. 30hrs./wk., school-year &full-year options; Minimum of AAS in Early Childhood Education,Child development or related degree with a minimum of 18 credithours in ECE.Pre-KTeacher: Sterling. 40 hrs./wk.; full-year;Minimumof aBachelor’sDegree in early childhood, child development or related !eld.Sterling Infant-Toddler Teacher: 40 hrs./week, full year, Bachelor’sDegree in early childhood, child development or closely related !eld.Parent-Child Educator: Oregon. 30 hrs./week, full year..Minimum of AAS in Early Childhood Education, Child Developmentof related degree with a minimum of 18 credit hours in ECE.Family Specialist: Full-Year, salaried position. Minimum of a BA inHuman Services, Social Services or closely related !eld. Responsiblefor overall compliance with Head Start family services regulations.Previous management and supervisory experience required.

For informationandapplicationcontract Tri-CountyOpportunitiesCouncil 815-625-7830or visit ourwebsite atwww.tcochelps.org. Tri-CountyOp-portunitiesCouncil is anEqualOpportunityEmployer andProvider. Appli-cations fromwomen, individualswith disabilities, veteransandpeople fromdiversecultural

backgroundsareencouraged.

Plews & Edelmann, located in Dixon, is a leading designer,manufacturer and distributor of a broad range of automotiveparts and tools sold to the vast majority of mass merchantand retail auto parts stores, as well as wholesale automotiveparts and industrial distribution outlets worldwide. We aregrowing through new product development and have animmediate need for the following positions:

• Engineering Manager• NPD Product Engineer•AS400 Administrator/ProgrammerAnalyst

Full job descriptions and requirements can be viewed at:www.plews.com/careers

Plews offers competitive compensation and a comprehensivebene!ts package including a generous 401k match.

Apply by e-mailing resume to: careers@plews.com.NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE.

An Equal Opportunity Employer (M/F/V/D).

TRAMEC Hill Fastener, an ISO 9001:2008 registered manufacturing companyof cold formed products, has an opportunity in our Quality Department.Duties Include:• Performing !rst article, in-process and !nal inspection activities.• Gage control•Mechanical and performance testing.• Preparing inspection plans for production area.• Ensure that inspection and test documentations/!les are properlycompleted and maintained.

Required skills:• Working knowledge of quality related !eld.• Have the ability to organize workload and prioritize responsibilitiesto meet deadlines in a team environment.

• Ability to multi-task.• Possess the ability to research problems under general supervision.• Pro!ciency with MS Of!ce and other software systems.• Experience with Production Part Approval Process (PPAP)

Please submit resume’ to rhardman@hillfastener.comor fax to 815-625-2407

NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE

Quality Technician Position

3BR applcs,$500/mo. + dep.,no pets, 815-772-4970

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Brechon FarmServices, Inc. islooking forFarm HelpFT or PT$18/hr.

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State Route 26 S.Dixon, IL 61021

Brechon FarmServices, Inc. isNow Hiring forMechanicsFT or PT$30/hr.

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2BR, applcs., A/C,garage, $600/mo.+ dep. 815-626-2461 Avail. 11/1/14

Cozy 2 story Ster-ling Home, movein ready! 3BR, 1!BA, 1,300 sq. ft.garage, deck & lg.yard. All new roof,kitchen, baths,H/W floors, furnacePlus finished base-ment w/ family/ 4th

BR & ! BA. 11105th Ave. $114,900.Call 815-626-9472Photos available on

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Sunny 3BR, newkitchen, monstergarage. Y Rent? ™$650/mo. 815-878-7399.

Attractive 1 & 2BR. apts. withsome utilities. Ster-ling & Rock Falls.No pets, no par-ties. Refs. req.815-336-2305.

Part-time ChurchSecretary, admin-istrative & technol-ogy skills needed,send resume byOct. 27 to pastor@coletaumc.org

2BR. Stove & re-frig. provided. Payown utilities. Sharegarage. Lease &dep. Req. 815-441-8652.

1 Br. All utilities,plus cable/Internet

incl., $550/mo.,Single room occu-pancy $400/mo.

Call Floyd847-226-5976

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Lg. 2BR. remod-eled, no pets orsmoking $600/mo.815-857-7237

1 & 2BR, Hampton Apts.815-625-7043

3BR Duplex, w/ 2car garage. Stoverefrig. D/W, sewer& garbage furn.$790/mo. Lease &dep. Req. H&HRental PropertiesLLC 815-625-7995

Tall Pines MobileHome Community

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Hiring Part-timeGeneral Manufac-turing Position.Located in Dixon.General mainte-nance duties, me-chanically inclined,ability to lift up to50lbs. Please sendresume and wagerequirements to:

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Hiring Part-timeTruck Driver. CDLrequired. Passportpreferred. Locatedin Dixon. Pleasesend resume andwage requirementsto: humanresources.dixonil@gmail.com1clr

2BR., 1BA garageNO PETS. $550mo. + dep. 815-440-7985.

RTO 2BR $49,900$5,000 down.441-3515.Agent owned.

Secured 3 acrew/ high bays andoffice, 3818 River

Rd., Sterling.815-626-8790

3BR Ranch incountry, black toproad, no pets, dep.& ref. required.815-535-2093

1BR upstairs, ap-plcs. furnished &garage. Ref. & dep.Required. No Pets.$375/mo. Call 815-946-3191

2BR home. Appli-ances furnished.Central air. Garage.References anddeposit required.$595 per month.No pets. 815-946-3191 after 5 pm.

Nurses..come andcheck us out! Wehave a new wagescale in place. Hir-ing Bonus..come inand apply and in-terview and receivea $10.00 gas card.We have a friendlywork atmospherewith supportive ad-ministrative staff.Come check usout, you will beglad you did. Lena Living Center

1010 S. Logan StLena, IL 61048 815-369-4561

1BR, $360-$400815-562-7368

Rochelle Realty

3BR 2 full baths,fridge, stove, dish-washer, w/d, newfurnace & a/c thisyr., deck & handi-capped ramp, stor-age shed, $24,000815-973-5601

2BR Duplex, Appl.We snowplow,$550 month, lease815-973-2831

Efficiency, $370/mo. No pets.Close to downtown and good lo-cation. Call 815-632-9602

1BR, Mt. Morris.$315/mo. + dep.,815-508-2345

10x20 $50/mo. +$35 dep. 815-590-9478.

1118 W. 4th St. For Sale by Owner

$41,000Call 815-284-6182or 815-716-3672For Appointmentsto Inspect Property

Northern GrainMarketing isseeking Experi-enced CDLdrivers. Immedi-ate openings forlocal grain haul-ing. Hours willvary. To inquirecall Tom Wilson@ 815-973-3016

Studio,1 & 2 Bedroom

Washer & Dryer UnitsFitness Center

Balconies / PatiosOpen House Daily

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•Office work, 2-3days a week, somecomputer skills. •Outside work 2-3days a weekthrough the end ofthe year. Please send repliesto Box #:1252 ,c/oSauk Valley Classi-fieds, P.O.Box 498,Sterling, IL 61081

Lg. 1BR. + appl.No pets. $425 +dep. 815-718-1784

Looking for an en-thusiastic individ-ual who loves towork with people.Immediate open-ing for a full timeretail sales asso-ciate. Some com-puter skills re-quired. Prior ex-perience helpful.To apply send re-sume to: jobs@callsbm.com

Sinnissippi Townhomes

First Mo. Free!Spacious 2 BR. 2story townhomes.Central air, goodlocation. Laundryhookup. (815)626-1130.

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, Refuse

Removal, LaundryFacilities, Satellite(815)626-1431

Sterling RockFalls Childcarelooking for help.

Varied hours,times, days. Apply

within 1840 W.LeFevre Rd. Sterling IL.

2BR, 1.75 BA,$600/mo. + dep.815-441-0901.

THICKSTENAPTS.

1 & 2 BR houses815-499-4217

BEAUTIFUL RIVER FRONT

COTTAGE In Grand Detour on1 acre in a beauti-ful secluded areaon the Rock River.Fully furnished3BR, 1 ba. (new), 2car garage. Newroof on garage &house. Extra !acre lot, $40,000.Will sell on con-tract with goodcredit, reasonabledown payment.$145,000. No real-tors please. Tellyour Chicagofriends about thisriver property as itis truly a special lo-cation. Call Jim815-441-5179.

1BR, 716 LocustStreet, Good loca-tion, all utilities in-cluded, no smok-ing, no pets. $400/month. 815-625-8353

For sale or rent,redone 4BR, 2BA,Victorian, garage,C/A, corner lot.$93,900 or $850/mo. 815-973-9641

2BR applcs.$450/mo. + dep.No pets. 815-772-4970

NEW TODAY

1414 17th Ave. 2BR$700/ mo.+ dep. 815-535-1076

NEW TODAY

2BR Townhouse,garage, washer-dryer h/u, stove,refrig., D/W, micro.Pet friendly. Call563-212-1896.

NEW TODAY

Local store look-ing for an experi-enced part time

Meat CutterPlease send repliesto Box #:1254 ,c/oSauk Valley Classi-fieds, P.O.Box 498,Sterling, IL 61081

NEW TODAY

ProfessionalCompany Driverswith CDL's neededfor local plus longhauls. We pay feesfor tarping, extraloads and extrastops. Please call815-568-7225 orsend resume to:

FS & S, PO Box 147, Marengo, IL

60152-0147 To apply in person:2106 W. Railroad

Street, Marengo IL

NEW TODAY

Hiring Immediately!

$9/hour + bonus.Local Democratsseek outgoing &energetic peopleto engage votersin WhitesideCounty. Day,evening & week-end shifts avail.Call Brandon at309-945-6020 to

set up an interview.

NEW TODAY

Wanted F.T. Nurse(s)

Apply at: Heritage Square

620 N. Ottawa AveDixon, IL EOE

No PhoneCalls Please.

NEW TODAY

Wanted P.T.Housekeeper

Mostly weekends

Apply at Heritage Square

620 N. Ottawa AveDixon, IL EOE

No PhoneCalls Please

NEW TODAY

2 BR for $500 Water, sewer,garbage incl.Coin W/D, Nopets/ No parties.

Call Diana: 630-327-7046

NEW TODAY

Free Housing,utilities, cable &internet and smallliving allowancein Exchange forpart time maturePersonal Assis-tant in Sterling.This is a live-in po-sition. Refs. Req.Interested candi-dates please con-tact Rick at: rick25119@gmail.comor 510-508-3894.

NEW TODAY

M&C RenovationsNow HiringCarpenters /

Carpenters Asst.Pay based on skill.

Call Mike at (630) 373-7112

NEW TODAY

Now HiringFull time experi-enced Machinistand Fabricator.Must have experi-ence in both fields.If not experiencedin both fields,please do not ap-ply. Send resumeto Box #: 1253, c/oSauk Valley Classi-fieds, P.O. Box498, Sterling, IL61081.

NEW TODAY

3BR, newly remod-eled. C/A, garagew/opener, new ap-plcs. $700/mo. Nopets. Call 815-441-0856 forshowing.

NEW TODAY

2BR CLEAN QUI-ET, WALK TODOWNTOWN, ON-SITE LAUNDRY,APPLIANCES IN-CLUDED, HEAT,WATER INCLUD-ED. CALL ERICK815-739-5806

NEW TODAY

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NEW TODAY

C.N.A. Needed,Part time. Weoffer .50 cent shiftdifferential and payby years of experi-ence. Come joinour casual familyatmosphere! Applywithin at:

Tammerlane, 3601 16th Ave.

SterlingNo phone calls.

NEW TODAY

FULL TIME MARKETING SPECIALIST

is needed in ourDixon Branch,covering surround-ing areas such asSterling, Rockford,Moline, Kewa-nee, Rochelle, etc.Health care exp.and exp. in dealingwith doctors arepreferred. Exp. lev-el determines basesalary.

Apply online:www.VCPHomeHealthCare.com

NEW TODAY

4Br, 2BA, 2 cargarage, no pets.$850 + dep. 815-973-2026

NEW TODAY

LG. 2BR upper,LR, DR, kitchen.Stove, refrig., wa-ter furn. $450/mo.+ dep. Refs. req.815-677-0409.

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Quality Assurance SpecialistAs theworld’s largest food producer,Nestle knnnk ows successwell.Asanindustryyyr leader,weofferacompetitivewageandbene!tspackage.We currrrr ently have an opening for a MaintenanceElectrician at ourNestle Purina facility in Clinton, IA

Basic Quali!cations:• High School Diploma or GED Required.• Good Computer Skills.• 2 year biology chemistry degree or equivalent preferred.• Course work in chemistry and/or biology preferred.• Previous QA lab experience preferred.

Primary Responsibilities:• Create, implement and maintain the following programs inClinton: NIR program, ICP’s, Formal Release, SAP, Bioter-rorism (Yardview) Hold Procedure, Sensory Program andSpeci!cation Maintenance.• Troubleshooting-address and bring resolution to any QAissues as they arise, including procedural questions, “downinstruments”, hold product, instrument correlation, staf!ngissues, instrument calibration.•Administer QA database-Perform editing, reporting, mainte-nance functions of database.• Support new program implementation.• Train and supportttr plant personnel in established QAprocedures.•Acquire cross-training in key areas of production & accounting.• Maintain lab analyst quali!cations.• Perform scale capability studies• Perform mixer scale studies.

All interested candidates must apply online atwww.nestlepppurinacareers.comno later than November 17th

under job # 14006805no phone calls please

EOE: Minorityyyt /Female/Disabled/Protected Veteran.Physical, drug screen & alcohol screen may be requried

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