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DIXON – It sounds like a joke aching for a punchline: Why did the boatload of chickens cross the hallway?

Tuesday afternoon, the voyage was made so that a crew of sixth-graders at St. Mary Catholic School in Dixon could show off the emblem of their gracious-ness and effort.

No joke, the school raised $2,668 this Lenten season for Rockford-based Hope for Haitians. Principal Jean Spohn said every dime raised goes to recovery efforts in Haiti that contin-ue in the wake of the Janu-ary 2010 7.0-magnitude earthquake.

St. Mary Catholic School in Sterling took part, too; its final tally will be made after Easter break.

In Kathy Shirley’s class-room Tuesday, there was no mistaking the Captain. Spohn sported a captain’s hat that Shirley’s husband, Glenn, recently ordered off Amazon.com.

Holding the vessel and directing her fellow swash-bucklers was Cecilia Sagel, the 11-year-old taskmaster who took charge as soon as a bare-bones plan for a boat was in place.

“Let’s get the tall ones in the back and the short ones

in the front,” Cecilia said from front and center of the deck. “Please be careful of the chickens. Don’t knock them over.”

If she sounds bossy, it’s because she’s relished the chance to be … well … bossy.

“It was especially fun, because I got to boss around the boys in our class,” she said, grinning like the cat that ate the canary. “Some of them went on strike, but I just told them what to do, and [religion and social studies teacher Sarah] Campbell told them they had to do it.”

Bob Pfundstein of Hope for Haitians planted the seed when he gave the school a presentation, showing the K-8 students videos of children mired in poverty, and talked about how it would cost just $125 to clothe and educate a Haitian child for a full year.

The fundraising took off like a discharged cannon-ball.

“We have so much,” Ceci-lia said. “There are some things I feel like I could not live without. My life would

never be the same if I didn’t have that one thing, like my dog. They probably don’t have a dog. It feels nice to be able to help people when they don’t have as much as we do. He explained how poor these people are, how much we can help, and how much it would mean to them.”

Given a choice of an animal they could raise money to buy for Haitians in need, the sixth-graders picked chickens. Thomas Powers, 12, coined the phrase “boatload of chick-ens,” his logic being that if they picked chickens, they could, in fact, fill an entire boat with them.

“If everybody just kept bringing in $30, we could collect a lot of chickens into a boatload of chickens,” his classmate and the project’s de facto ringleader, Cecilia said.

“We have a really big class,” said Alicia Ardis, its 12-year-old director of dec-oration.

The eighth-graders com-mitted to educating as many children as possible on the Haitian situation,

and earmarked the leftover cash for buying goats and chickens. The seventh-graders picked chickens, too.

Glenn Shirley has been volunteering in the school since he retired from the State Police, and since the sixth-graders were in kin-dergarten.

“He’s very attached to this group, besides being attached to me,” Kathy said.

When he heard about the boatload of chickens, he ordered the captain’s hat, and suggested creating paper sailors hats.

The hardest part, Cecilia said, was painting the boat, but they managed to paint it and cut it out during a sin-gle class with part-time art

teacher Heather Hartzell.What began as a simple

boat became more and more elaborate. They didn’t plan on making a mer-chicken, with the tail of a fish and the body of a chick-en, or an anchor, or a slew of origami barnacles.

“All I did was cut a circle out, cut a line to the middle, folded it over each other, taped it and pushed it into the middle a little bit,” Ali-cia said. “It took like 5 sec-onds.”

They’re not sure what will become of the boat, but it might be nice to keep it at the school, in case they do the Hope for Haitians fun-draiser again – or just to provide a general reminder of what’s possible when

friends since preschool band together.

“We can show just how much you can do with your friends,” Cecilia said. “We like to chit-chat a lot, and we’ve all really been in school together since pre-school. We’ve had people come and people go, but we’ve mostly stayed togeth-er. Sometimes we can get into fights, but we’re always friends, and we do every-thing as a team.”

It had to be surreal to step back and watch it happen as a teacher.

“It’s very gratifying when they take hold, and you see the leaders come from the class, and then see all of them pitch in to help,” Shir-ley said.

Alex T. Paschal

Students in Kathy Shirley’s sixth-grade English and reading class show off their boatload of

chickens Tuesday afternoon at St. Mary Catholic School in Dixon. The eccentric bunch raised money to buy chickens as part of the school’s participation in the Hope for Haitians program. In

order to get the word out, the class created a cardboard boat to help steer the fundraiser forward.

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Figure of 8? $211,057DIXON | QUEEN OF HEARTS

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DIXON –The queen of hearts has finally come out of hiding.

After 44 weeks, or 308 days, the queen showed her face for Rock Falls resident Noel Reed Jr., who has won a sizable chunk of the $301,510 jackpot.

He will receive 70 percent, which totals $211,057 before taxes.

In the Dixon VFW’s packed banquet hall Thursday, Reed’s orange ticket with the number 8 scrawled on it was drawn, picking the card that revealed the long-sought-after queen of hearts.

The queen was one of 10 cards left on the board. If another card had been chosen, the jackpot would have c l imbed to near ly $390,000.

After a collective groan from the crowd, VFW board member Mike Kuba called Reed, who was not in attendance for the drawing.

“I got his voicemail,” Kuba told the audience as they quietly waited to hear the winner’s response to the news.

Reed could not be reached for comment Thursday night, but VFW quartermaster Tom Bushman said he spoke with him, and he said “That just made my life” after realizing he won a 6-figure payout.

“I’m glad the money went to someone local and someone who deserves it,” Kuba said.

Though many ticket holders were disap-pointed the game came to an end, VFW offi-cials will finally have a short breather from 7-day work weeks – at least until the next game

starts.“Everybody was getting

worn out, and we needed a break,” Bushman said. “I wanted the game to go a couple more weeks” But Bushman isn’t disap-pointed. As the jackpot grew, he was just hoping it would hit $100,000.

Repairs, charityThe VFW will keep

15 percent of the jackpot, totaling about $45,226, which will go toward building maintenance and repairs to the facil-ity.

V F W C o m m a n d e r Chuck Langele said the sum won’t cover every-thing, but it’ll make a good start.

“This game is the great-est thing in the world,” he said. “Every VFW should start one of these.”

The remaining 15 per-cent will be split among two national and eight local charities: Dixon Food Bank, Vietnow, Buddy Bags, the Lee County Historical Soci-ety, Pegasus Special Rid-ers, Habitat for Humani-ty, PADS Homeless Shel-ter, the Leydig Center, the Semper Fi fund and the American fund.

Split evenly, each orga-nization will receive about $4,500.

Next gameThose looking to try

their luck in another hunt for the queen of hearts won’t have to wait long.

Tickets for the second game will be on sale start-ing Thursday at the VFW, 1560 Franklin Grove Road. The first draw-ing will take place at 7:30 p.m. on April 7. The VFW open at 2 p.m. Monday through Friday and 11 a.m. on weekends.

The game will begin

with a jackpot of $88,135, the amount raised since last week.

“That’s a lot of money right there to start our next venture with,” Langele said.

Organizers plan to revise the rules of the game, which will be posted next week on the VFW’s Facebook page at facebook.com/DixonVf-wPost540.

Online extraRead this story at

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Photos by Alex T. Paschal

ABOVE: The Amboy Depot Day committee loaned the VFW its high-capacity raffle drum as the stakes – and num-bers of tickets – con-tinued to climb for the Queen of Hearts draw-ing. Thursday night was the first time the VFW used it.

RIGHT: Michael Kuba displays the elusive queen of hearts, which was finally found Thurs-day night, earning Noel Reed a big payday.

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Holiday meals are an excuse to trot out all the famil-

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At Easter, that often means honey-glazed ham (with lamb a close second), creamy au gra-tin potatoes, ricotta pies and eggy sweet breads so rich in tradition. Also, there are the egg dishes, including hard-cooked ones, tinted with all the hues of the rainbow inside coffee cups filled with a stinky mix of water, vinegar and Paas Easter egg dye tablets.

An ancient symbol of new life, colored eggs have been the stuff of Easter baskets and mad-dash egg hunts since the early 19th century, thanks to the Pennsylva-nia Dutch, who brought their tradition of the Oschter Haws, or Easter Hare, with them when they settled in the com-monwealth.

Along with the eggs every year, comes the question: What do you do with all the leftover eggs on Easter Monday? One can only eat so many egg salad sandwiches, after all.

For many, the answer is to slice the orbs in half, mash the yolk, mix it with mayonnaise and/or mustard, spoon the mix-ture back into the empty egg white shells and then dust the top with paprika for some deviled eggs.

Also sometimes called salad eggs or stuffed eggs, this cocktail party and

picnic classic has a long and tasty history. While the first known reference to deviled eggs appeared in print in Great Britain in 1786 – the word “dev-iled” refers to making a dish dark or richly spiced – culinary historians believe the dish’s roots can be traced all the way back to Roman times. Then, eggs were boiled and seasoned with spicy sauces or vinegar.

Stuffed eggs similar to what we eat today appeared in Andalusia (now Spain) in the 13th century, and across Europe by the 15th cen-tury. Introduced in the U.S. in the 1800s, the fin-ger food became a picnic, party and Easter dinner staple sometime after World War II.

Made with just three or four ingredients, classic deviled eggs might be one of the easiest reci-pes. But you can be so much more adventurous with the fillings, if you care to step out of the box.

The unusual twists will make that surplus of hard-cooked eggs seem downright egg-cellant.

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fresh parsley, plus extra sprigs for garnish

2 tablespoons minced green onions

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1 teaspoon chopped

fresh cilantroPinch of cayenne pepper! teaspoon saltPepper to taste" to 1 teaspoon paprika,

or to tasteSlice each egg in half

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wise and scoop out all the yolks. Put yolks in separate bowl and mash. Add bacon, mayonnaise, onion, mustard, balsamic vinegar, and salt and pepper. Stir until well combined. Spoon the mixture in the egg halves evenly.

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Do you go with a hot start, or a cold start? Fresh eggs or ones that have been sitting in the fridge for days?

That’s the quandary when it comes to hard-boiling eggs for your Easter celebration.

Some cooks, like Kenji Lopez Alt, managing culi-nary director of the website Serious Eats and author of “The Food Lab: Better Home Cooking Through Science,” swear by the method I grew up with – carefully dropping eggs into water that’s already boiling. Others, including the America Egg Board (incredibleegg.org), say you should bring the eggs slowly to the boil in a pot of cold water.

It’s enough to scramble a cook’s brain.

For this story, we’re going to go with the easier version – a cold start. Here’s how:

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• Allow eggs to boil for 30 seconds, then cover with a tight lid, remove

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• Drain eggs in colander, then chill completely, either in an ice bath (for at least 15 minutes), under cold running water or in the refrigerator over night. The cooler the egg is, the firmer and tighter its structure will be and the easier it will be to peel the shell away from the cooked white.

• Gently crack the eggs all over their surface, start-ing at the fat end and gently rotating and tapping all around until the egg is covered with cracks. Roll egg under the palm of you hand.

• Start peeling from the large end. If you like, you can peel eggs under cool, running water.

• To make deviled eggs, slice the eggs in half length-wise. Scoop the yolks into a bowl and prepare filling. Fill empty egg-white halves with the yolk mixture using a spoon, piping bag or a resealable plastic bag with a corner snipped.

• Hard-boiled eggs keep, chilled, 5 days.

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AutomotiveExperienced

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Please apply inperson at: Credit

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1 BR upper, water,sewer, trash, incl.,$380 + dep. & ref.,

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2002 3rd Ave.1836 First Ave.606 W. Lefevre2 BR $535.001 BR $465.00

1 Studio $390.00Partial Heat, Water,Sewer, Refuse

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Sales RepresentativeAZZGalvanizing – Dixon, Inc., a public corporation based in FortWorth, Texas, (NYSE: AZZ) seeks a SalesManager to represent ourNorthern Illinois and Iowaarea. Knowledgeof steel fabricationand/ormetal finishing sales anda collegedegree is preferred. Experienceincallingonbothestablishedandprospectiveaccounts ishelpful.PositionbasedoutofDixon, Illinois. Overnight travel is required.

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EntertainmentCenter, holds 32”tv, glass doors,good shape, $200obo. 815-548-9409

NO INDIVIDUAL,unless licensed orholding a permit asa childcare facility,may cause to bepublished any ad-vertisement solicit-ing a child careservice.* A child-care facility that islicensed or operat-ing under a permitissued by the Illi-nois Department ofChildren and Fami-ly Services maypublish advertise-ments of the ser-vices for which it isspecifically li-censed or issued apermit. Sauk ValleyMedia stronglyurges any parent orguardian to verifythe validity of thelicense of any facil-ity before placing achild in it's care.*Family homes thatcare for no morethan three (3) chil-dren under the ageof twelve or whichreceive only chil-dren from a singlehousehold, for lessthan 24 hours perday, are exemptfrom licensure asday care homes.The three childrento whom this ex-emption applies in-cludes the family'snatural or adoptedchildren and anyother persons un-der the age of 12whether related orunrelated to theoperator of the daycare home. (DCFSRule, Part 377.3(c))

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Looking for Seasonal Part

Time CDL DriversMust have a validClass A License,

clean drivingrecord and be

available to workweekends. Interested

candidates maycall Dan at

(815) 590-6562 for more info

2005 Jayco, JayFeather Lgt. 25Z,full kitchen, bath,

queen bed, 1 slideout sofa. Sleeps 6.

Many options.$8000. 815-225-

7798 before 9 P.M.

Mattress sets:Twin $99, Full$129, Queen $159,King $199. Will de-liver! Bunk Bed$298. Call 309-451-7477

1997 CadillacSeville SLS, 137k.mi. Leather seatsand wood grain 2tone, chromewheels. Runs good& good cond.$2,000. Call 779-245-2014

2008 Harley Elec-tra Glide Classic,10,400 mi, Exc.cond. $11,800.815-626-3248.

2008 Ford Fusion,black, great shape,4 cyl, good gasmileage, remotestart, 79,300 mi.,$5700 815-626-9555

Lincare, a leadingnational respiratorycompany seeks....

Service Representative

Service patients intheir home for oxy-gen and medicalequipment needs.Friendly personali-ties, age 21+age,who can lift up to120 lbs, should ap-ply. Growth oppor-tunities excellent.

Drug free workplace EOE.

Please send resume to:

812 12th Ave.Rock Falls, IL

or email to:[email protected]

2000 Chevy AstroLS E&D AWD. V/Gcond., mechanical-ly well maintained

Good tires. 138K mi. $4000. 815-537-5603. or

815-564-8787

2015 “BIG TEX”7'x10' trailer, 15”wheels, ramp tail-gate, 2 new sparetires on rims,$2000 815-625-1606

Now hiring Administrative As-sistant needed toanswer telephones,complete generaloffice task, anddata entry. Knowl-edge of Word, Ex-cel, and Quick-Books a definiteplus.

Send resume [email protected] orMail to PO box 205 Rock Falls,

IL 61071

1993 Alumacraftflat bottom fishingboat with 2011 30HP Evenrude out-board motor withless than 50 hrs;trailer incl. $3300.Contact Troy at815-499-9739

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SUPERVISORPerforms in a leadcapacity to providesecurity servicesfor the buildings,grounds, equip-ment, and occu-pants of SVCC.Associates degreein Criminal Justiceor related field andfive years of secu-rity or security re-lated experiencerequired. Bache-lor's degree andsupervisory experi-ence strongly pre-ferred. Certificationin First Aid, CPRInstructor, pres-sure point controltactics, and auto-mated external de-fibrillator's must becompleted within aset probationaryperiod. Validdriver's license isrequired. Cover let-ter, resume, andbackground checkare required.

Please see complete position details and apply

on-line athttps://www.

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index.htmlSauk Valley Community

College Att: Hu-man Resources173 Illinois Rt. 2Dixon, IL 61021

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University of IllinoisExtension is seek-ing applications fora nutrition educa-tion worker. Thisposition is full-timeand based out ofour Sterling office.Find details, sub-mit a completedonline applicationand exam requestfor the specific va-cancy at https://jobs.illinois.eduby 4/11/16. Find this job post-ing under civil ser-vice jobs/postedvacancies. All Ex-tension vacanciesbegin with EXT.

The University is an AA-EOE www.inclusive

illinois.illinois.edu.

I Buy: Antiques,collectibles, toys,post cards, etc.815-445-6151.

Grasshopper zeroturn, commercial223 lawnmower

52” deck, low mileswell maintained.

$4,500 815-564-9421

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JD 6 row 30” 7200ConservationCorn Planter

low acres $12,000/obo 815-225-7824

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Male BassetHound puppy, 8wks old, shots &dewormed. $500.

Selling as pet only.Milledgeville, 815-

590-6046

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2007 Toyota Camry LE, 1

owner, very clean,77,000 mi, 4 cyl.,FWD, auto, pwr.doors-windows-

driver's seat-mirrors, CD player.New brakes & bat-tery 2015. NADA

value $9,800, asking $9,300.

Oregon. 815-732-7795.

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McCormick's Nursery

Looking for parttime seasonal help.

Some lifting required, must beable to operate

skid loader. Apply in person

at: 3602 E. Lincolnway,

Sterling

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2004 SuzukiVerona, blk, 4 dr.Good cond. A/C,PW, PL. $1200/obo. 618-513-8987

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ServiceMaster hasimmediate

openings in theAmboy area. Multi-ple day and night

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