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PENDLETON Pendleton Artists Society announced its Juried Show winners during its First Friday event on Dec. 3 at Gallery 119. Sarojini Johnson was the judge for the show. Lynn Rockwell won first place (and $300 in prize money) for his watercolor Patrick Klusner placed second ($200) for his oil painting With Head while John Reynold placed third ($100) for his oil work Barry Gray was voted Choice ($50) for his oil painting The show will continue at the gallery, 119 W. State through Dec.

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Speed limit change To be consistent with a recent change made by Madison County, Ingalls is creating an ordinance for a speed limit change on a stretch of County Road 800 South. All of 800 east of State Road 13 that is within the Ingalls incorporated limits will have the speed limit reduced from 45 mph to 30 mph. Madison County reduced its portion of 800 to 30 mph earlier this year. Ready for the snow Marlett told the council plows and salt spreaders are prepared for expected inclement weather. He said the town has 60 to 70 tons of salt.

want to hold off on ordering salt until next Marlett said. like to burn off last salt before bringing in any return The meeting was the first for newest council member Justin Gardner, who was appointed by Madison County Repub- lican Party Chairman Russ Willis to replace Scot Lawyer. Lawyer, who was the council president, resigned from the board due to health reasons on Nov. 1. Vice president Georgia Parker has been serving as interim president.

The board had the elec- tion of new officers on its meeting agenda but post- poned the vote to its first meeting in December as councilman Will McWain was unable to attend. The next meeting is scheduled for Dec. 13. second go-around as a member of the council. He was appointed in 2017 after Dusty resignation.

In the Nov. 2019 election, Gardner missed retaining his council seat by four votes. Artists society names December winners STAFF REPORTS Clockwise from top left: Lynn Rockwell won first place with watercolor. Patrick Klusner won second place with With Head oil. John Reynold won third place with oil.

Barry Gray won Choice with oil. Aaron McDermott earned an Honorable Mention with acrylic print wire. Ellen Shaw earned an Hon- orable Mention with jewelry. Tamara Magers earned an Honorable Mention with acrylic. Margie Prim earned a Merit Award for of oil.

Allison Kruer earned a Merit Award for of graphite. SUBMITTED PHOTOS.