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WATER WONDERS NORTH AURORA ATTEMPTS TO DRAW MORE INTEREST IN RIVERFRONT. PAGE 4 Sandy Bressner – sbressner@shawmedia.com

Last year, the North Aurora River District Alliance installed an interactive water feature called Water Wonders.

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IN FOCUS A weekly feature by Sandy Bressner, photo editor at the Kane County Chronicle

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s I began my day Monday morning near the Geneva Golf Club, I noticed Mark Meier using his bicycle to trailer a canoe along South Street.

I had never seen anything like this before.

Meier’s cart and homemade hitch traveled effortlessly behind his bicycle.

After stopping him to ask about his unique transportation, he said this is his normal commute to work.

He rides his bike to the river

and canoes the rest of the way.

“It’s kind of like being retired and working at the same time,” he said.

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STC police department honored for traffic efforts KANE COUNTY CHRONICLE editorial@kcchronicle.com ST. CHARLES – The St. Charles Police Department has received the Illinois Traffic Safety Challenge Award for its efforts to enhance traffic safety, the department announced Thursday in a news release.

“The members of the St. Charles Police Department make safety on our roads a priority,” Chief Jim Lamkin said in the release.

The award was created by the Illinois Chiefs of Police to enhance traffic safety on Illinois roads.

Agencies were judged and compared in these categories: training of officers; incentives and recognition; public information and education; enforcement activity; and effectiveness of efforts. St.

Charles police documented what was accomplished in each subcategory, including occupant protection/seat-belt enforcement and impaired driving.

The department took first place in the state for the 36 to 50 Sworn Officers category and also placed first in the Occupant Protection/Seat Belt category.

“In 2012, the city of St.

Charles continued a downward trend for the past five years with another reduction in the number of traffic crashes,” Lamkin said.

“Safety belts have been proven to save lives, and we have made enforcement of safety belts and child safety seat installations an important part of keeping our roads safe.”

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Where did you grow up? St. Charles Do you have a car here? A 1930 Chevy coupe I built from scratch to have 1,200 horsepower and a 565-cubic-inch engine.

First job? Baling hay on my uncle’s farm when I was 14.

As a kid, what did you want to be when you grew up? A gear head, and I’ve become one. I’ve been one all my life.

A movie you’d recommend? “American Graffiti” Favorite charity? Ronald McDonald House What game show would you be on? “Let’s Make a Deal” Favorite local restaurant? Corfu in St. Charles What is an interesting factoid about yourself?

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Kane County Chronicle staffers pick the best of what to do in your free time

Hearth Cooking Day at Durant House WHAT: A Hearth Cooking Day event is set.

There will be roast chicken, vegetables and apple bread pudding. Participants will learn about how pioneer families such as the Durants made the foods. Donations of $2 for adults and $1 for youths will be requested.

WHEN: 1 p.m. Sept. 1 WHERE: Durant House Museum, which is at 37W700 Dean St., in the LeRoy Oakes Forest Preserve, St. Charles INFO: Visit www.ppfv.org or call 630-3776424.

Heirloom Garden Show at Garfield Farm WHAT: Garfield Farm Museum is holding its 24th annual Heirloom Garden Show. During the show, visitors can tour the museums heirloom gardens and interact with Midwestern growers showing off their favorite heirloom flowers, herbs, fruits and vegetables. This year, exhibitors from Illinois, Indiana and Iowa will bring a variety of heirlooms. There will be some garden seed and plants for sale. The show is $6 for adults

and $3 for children under 13 years of age.

WHEN: 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday WHERE: Garfield Farm Museum, which is located five miles west of Geneva, off Route 38, on Garfield Road, Campton Hills INFO: Call 630-584-8485 or email info@ garfieldfarm.org.

Friday Live at Pottawatomie Community Center WHAT: Friday Live, a program for fourththrough seventh-graders, is set. The cost is $8.

WHEN: 6:30 to 10 p.m. most Fridays. The season starts Sept. 20 with a kickoff party WHERE: Pottawatomie Community Center, 8 North Ave., St. Charles INFO: Visit www.stcparks.org.

Concours d’Elegance in Geneva WHAT: The public will have an opportunity to experience a close look at some of the few remaining and seldom seen 1950s General Motors Motorama concept cars from the Bortz Auto Collection. They will be featured at the Geneva Concours d’Elegance.

The four GM Motorama cars that will be on display at the Geneva Concours d’Elegance are the 1953 Motorama Buick Wildcat I, 1955 Motorama Chevrolet Biscayne, 1955 Motorama LaSalle II four-door sedan and the 1955 Motorama LaSalle II Roadster. The Geneva Concours d’Elegance is an invitational automobile show. The LivingWell Cancer Resource Center is the beneficiary of this year’s Conours.

WHEN: Sunday WHERE: Third Street in Geneva’s downtown business district INFO: Visit www.genevaconcours.net

Elburn Lions Club planning free spaghetti dinner WHAT: The Elburn Lions Club will serve a free spaghetti dinner. There is no charge for the dinner, but donations will be accepted for Elburn Lions Charities. The dinners take place on the fourth Tuesday of every month.

WHEN: 5 to 7 p.m.

Tuesday WHERE: 500 Filmore St., Elburn INFO: Visit www. elburnlions.com.

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WONDERS OF WATER North Aurora group aiming to bring people back to riverfront

By ERIC SCHELKOPF

The Water Wonders feature is seen in North Aurora.

Children are invited to splash, wade and climb on the feature as they are educated about water conservation.

The project is one way the North Aurora River District Alliance is attempting to boost interest in the riverfront.

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stalled at Riverfront Park in 2009, and the park district in recent years has replaced the playground at North Aurora Island Park and built a new picnic shelter and riverfront plaza.

The alliance wants to make it easier for pedestrians and bicyclists to cross State Street, which separates Riverfront Park from North Aurora Island Park.

Push-button signs will be installed this fall as part of a pedestrian crossing.

“It’s a dangerous spot,” Duncan said. “It’s an existing crosswalk, but it is poorly marked.”

The alliance also has been working to get more people to come down to the riverwalk through its Rhythm on the Riverfront summer concert series, which just wrapped up its second season.

“The concerts have been

going very nicely,” Duncan said. “It’s just getting the word out. “We’re planning to do it again next year.”

The Fox Valley Park District, which serves North Aurora, Aurora, Montgomery and several unincorporated areas, shared in the cost of the Water Wonders project. Fox Valley Park District public relations manager Jeff Long said the park district shares in the desire to bring more people to North Aurora’s riverfront.

“The park district was formed in 1947 to preserve riverside frontage and make it accessible for all of the residents,” Long said. “The park district owns and maintains 22 miles of shoreline. That’s a lot of river frontage that’s been made publicly accessible.”

The park district is considering an idea to put in a kayak launch on North Aurora Island Park’s east side, Long said.

North Aurora Island Park is well used, especially on the weekends, Long said.

“It is one of our most popular parks on the weekend,” Long said. “We wanted to make it bigger and better for

the large gatherings that are there.”

North Aurora Village President Dale Berman commended the riverfront improvements that have been made in recent years.

But he said that development of the riverfront won’t really take off until more housing is built in areas near the Fox River.

“There needs to be a concentration of people there,” Berman said. “It’s not a destination point now.”

North Aurora village trustees in 2004 approved a plan

to build 44 luxury townhouse units along the Fox River, just north of North Aurora Village Hall. That development was scuttled following the housing crisis that took place in recent years.

Berman said the village will be talking about the village’s riverfront as it updates its comprehensive plan and develops the village’s first strategic plan in coming months.

“I don’t see us doing anything significant there until we get the funds to do it,” Berman said.

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NORTH AURORA – As Kelly Krystinak eyed the Water Wonders interactive stream at North Aurora Riverfront Park, she thought it would be the perfect place for an outing.

“We were looking for a nice place to picnic,” said Krystinak, who is a nanny and brought the two children she was watching to the park on a recent sunny day. “I like the fact that it’s natural. It’s something different for them.”

The Water Wonders project is one way one the North Aurora River District Alliance is trying to get people back to the village’s riverfront. And the group continues to work on ways to provide more recreational opportunities along that stretch of the Fox River.

The effort is an attempt to increase interest in the riverfront and make it a destination area, something officials say could be improved.

Last year, construction was completed on the group’s Water Wonders project, which involved the construction of a 125-foot artificial stream that reuses rainwater collected from the roof of North Aurora Village Hall to display several aquatic ecosystems.

“I think it is working out very well,” said Jennifer Duncan, alliance chairman. “I love being there and seeing the look on kids’ faces when they see it.”

The nonprofit alliance was formed in 2009, and the group is an outgrowth of a study the village had commissioned looking at how to beautify the village’s riverfront.

“We would like people to turn their faces back to the Fox River,” Duncan said.

In the past few years, the alliance has worked with the village and the Fox Valley Park District to provide more reasons for people to come to North Aurora Riverfront Park and nearby North Aurora Island Park. The alliance oversaw the construction of an overlook that was in-

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Seven-Day Forecast

National Weather

Shown are noon postions of weather systems and precipitation. Temperature bands are highs for the day.

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Mostly sunny, cooler and less humid

Mostly sunny and very nice

Mostly sunny, very warm and humid

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80/53 McHenry Statistics through 4 p.m. yesterday Belvidere 80/55 Temperatures Waukegan 81/56 76/56 High/low ....................................... 76°/68° Normal high ......................................... 81° Rockford Crystal Lake Deerfield Record high .............................. 97° (2003) Algonquin 82/56 80/55 79/58 80/57 Normal low .......................................... 63° Hampshire Record low ............................... 46° (1969) Schaumburg 80/56 Elgin 80/58 Peak wind ......................... SSW at 17 mph 80/57 DeKalb Precipitation 80/55 Tri-Cities Chicago 24 hours through 4 p.m. yest. ........... 1.93” 80/55 80/59 Month to date ................................... 2.37” Normal month to date ....................... 2.92” Oak Park Year to date .................................... 26.92” 80/61 Aurora Normal year to date ........................ 24.44” Dixon 82/55

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Today Hi Lo W 80 58 s 80 55 pc 79 58 s 80 58 s 80 57 s 80 57 s 86 60 pc 81 55 s

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City Kankakee Kenosha La Salle Morris Munster Naperville Tinley Park Waukegan

Today Hi Lo W 83 57 pc 77 54 s 83 59 pc 82 56 pc 81 58 s 80 57 pc 81 59 s 76 56 s

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Fox River Stages 0-50 Good; 51-100 Moderate; 101-150 Unhealthy for sensitive groups; 151-200 Unhealthy; 201-300 Very Unhealthy; 301-500 Hazardous Source: Illinois EPA

Pollen Count Data as of Thursday

Fld: flood stage. Prs: stage in feet at 7 a.m Thursday. Chg: change in previous 24 hours.

Station Fld Prs Chg Station Fld Prs Chg Algonquin................. 3....... 1.49..... +0.04 Montgomery........... 13..... 11.34..... +0.28 Burlington, WI ........ 11....... 6.40...... -0.01 New Munster, WI .... 19....... 5.79...... -0.13 Dayton ................... 12....... 5.40...... -0.06 Princeton .............. 9.5....... 3.38...... -0.07 McHenry .................. 4....... 0.80...... -0.04 Waukesha ................ 6....... 4.49..... +1.70

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District 303 touting ACT composite scores KANE COUNTY CHRONICLE editorial@kcchronicle.com ST. CHARLES – Students who graduated this year from St. Charles School District 303 set a record ACT composite score, according to a news release from the district.

In addition to earning a 23.7 composite score, the Class of 2013 posted the highest District 303 scores in English, 23.4; reading, 23.5; and science, 23.3.

The math score – 24.2 – was the second highest in the district’s history, topped only by the Class of 2010, which earned a score of 24.4.

According to the release, the comparisons were based on calculations performed

by District 303 only on 2013 graduates who took the ACT without accommodations.

This allows for a true comparison to the scores from previous years because starting in 2013, ACT has changed which students are included in the ACT senior score re-

port, according to the district.

“While we applaud ACT’s decision to include students with accommodations in the Senior Report, the 2013 ACT Senior Report published scores are not directly comparable to ACT Senior Report scores from previous years,” Superintendent Don Schlomann said in the release.

“The 2013 results start a new baseline, similar to what happened beginning in 2002 when Illinois began requiring all juniors in the state to take the ACT.” Including students with accommodations, the Class of 2013 earned a 23.4 composite score; 23 in English; 23.8 in math; 23.1 in reading; and 23 in science.

All were above the state averages.

“Our students continue to demonstrate significant growth on the ACT and in the classroom as we prepare them for success beyond high school,” Schlomann said.

8LOCAL BRIEF Walk for Moms and Babies set for Sept. 21 ELGIN – The Walk for Moms and Babies is set for Sept. 21 at Lords Park, 100 Oakwood Blvd., Elgin.

The event supports TLC Pregnancy Services, a nonprofit center that assists women in need who have unplanned pregnancies.

The walk is open to the public.

Registration opens at 8:30 a.m.

Kids’ races (ages 3 to 10) will start at 9 a.m.

The main walk starts at 9:30 a.m. Participants are asked to collect pledges for participating before Sept. 21.

The pledge goal is for each walker to collect at least $100 in pledged donations. Walkers who raise at least $100 will receive a free event T-shirt.

Post-walk activities for registered walkers include face painting and music.

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By NICOLE WESKERNA nweskerna@shawmedia.com GENEVA – Everyone is safe after a malfunctioning fan caused police and firefighters to respond to Geneva High School on Thursday afternoon after the fan created smoke in the gym area, school officials said.

Geneva School District 304 Superintendent Kent Mutchler said the building lost power, causing a fan motor to burn up. The smoke was contained to the dance studio adjacent to Mack Olson Gym, according to a news release from the district.

Smoke from the motor led the Geneva police and fire departments to respond. Mutchler said it was an isolated incident that happened shortly after the building lost electricity around 1 p.m. Thursday, which was the second day of school.

Geneva Fire Chief Steve Olson said students were evacuated from the building for about 25 to 30 minutes once the fire alarm sounded. Fire officials were on the scene at

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Students leave Geneva High School on Thursday afternoon after a power outage caused a fan motor to start smoking in the gym area.

Everyone safely left the building.

2:04 p.m., he said, and students were able to re-enter the building around 2:30 p.m. to gather their belongings, according to the news release.

Olson said there were never any flames showing. The incident was isolated to the gym area, and an estimate of damage had not yet been determined Thursday afternoon.

Students were seen leaving school grounds at their normal dismissal time shortly before 3 p.m., and Mutchler said parents were notified about the incident through

the school’s email system.

“We used all our normal precautions,” he said. “We’re thankful the fire department and police came out so quickly.”

He said some after-school activities were canceled Thursday. The building was expected to be shut down for the evening, Mutchler said, because city workers needed to shut off power for a few hours to make electrical repairs.

School was expected to resume today.

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League to host forum on service board Event intended to inform public about spring referendum on disability services

By BRENDA SCHORY bschory@shawmedia.com BATAVIA – The League of Women Voters of Central Kane County is hosting a public forum at 7 p.m. Sept. 23 at the Batavia Public Library, 10 S. Batavia Ave., regarding a proposal to establish a Developmental Disabilities Services Board for Kane County.

The forum is intended to inform the public about an anticipated spring referendum that seeks a 0.1 percent property tax that would raise about $12 million per year to provide disability services for children and adults born with a developmental disability, such as with Down syndrome, autism or intellectual disability, defined as those with an IQ of less than 70.

If the question passes, the disabilities board, appointed by the county board chair-

man, would administer the money to help with housing, advocacy, job coaching, transportation and support with daily living for Kane County residents.

About 10,000 county residents will need help all their lives and 10,000 will need help occasionally, supporters said.

League Voter Service Chairwoman Patricia Lackman of Batavia said the league is very involved in mental health and developmental disabilities issues.

“Because they need to be informed about the fact that Kane County has no unified agency for people with developmental disabilities,” Lackman said. “We are all over the board. We really, really, really need to focus our attention on forming one unit.”

The petition drive, Show We Care Kane, failed to get

the required 19,000 signatures to put a county-wide referendum on the ballot last spring.

Although the Kane County Board could have put the question on the ballot, its Executive Committee voted it down, prompting supporters to continue collecting signatures.

Candy Goldstein of Geneva, a member of the league and the Geneva Mental Health Board, said volunteers collected about 30,000 signatures – more than enough to get the question on the March 18, 2014, general primary ballot – and to withstand any challenges.

Goldstein is the parent of a 23-year-old developmentally disabled son.

“It could really make a big difference in the lives of people with developmental disabilities,” Goldstein said.

The tax would also provide

8LOCAL BRIEF Roadway construction underway, ends in Nov. Roadway construction involving a road closure on a portion of Burlington Road, from Dittman Road to Route 47, has begun and is expected to be completed by the end of November, weather permitting.

Anticipated work includes removal and replacement of an existing box culvert, which will require a full road closure of Burlington Road for approximately 60 days. Traffic will

“I passed that petition.

I stood outside a polling place and the people who pulled it out of my hands were special education teachers. The special ed system is ine – it’s what comes after that isn’t working at all.

Each family feels like they’re on their own.”

Candy Goldstein Member of League of Women Voters and Geneva Mental Health Board funding for local organizations that serve people with developmental disabilities, Goldstein said.

Two speakers scheduled

that night are Charles Miles of Geneva, and Corinne Pierog of St. Charles.

Miles is a member of the Geneva Mental Health Board and father of an adult daughter with developmental disabilities.

Pierog was a Democratic candidate who lost to Jim Oberweis in the race for state senate in the 25th District.

Goldstein said she is hopeful for voter support, once they can see the gap in services for adults with developmentally disabilities, once they are 22 and age out of special ed services.

“I passed that petition,” Goldstein said. “I stood outside a polling place and the people who pulled it out of my hands were special education teachers. The special ed system is fine – it’s what comes after that isn’t working at all.

Each family feels like they’re on their own.”

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be directed around the road closure using a posted detour route, utilizing Dittman Road, Plato Road and Route 47. Motorists are advised to follow the posted detour route and should expect increased travel times during construction.

Questions or concerns can be directed to Brad Hunold at 630-262-6177.

For all Kane County traffic advisories, visit www.co.kane. il.us/dot/trafficalerts.

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Virginia E. Billhardt: The visitation will be from 10:30 a.m. until the funeral Mass at 11 a.m. Friday, Aug. 30, at St. Peter Catholic Church, 1891 Kaneville Road, Geneva. Burial will be private.

Richard Warren Howe: A celebration of Warren’s life will be at 4 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 24, at Galloway Ridge in Pittsboro, N.C. Albert Murray “Bud” Swayne Jr.: Services and burial will be at 10 a.m. Friday, Sept. 13, in Abraham Lincoln Cemetery in Elwood.

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8OBITUARIES ERIC BERRY Born: Oct. 23, 1957; in Geneva Died: Aug. 21, 2013; in Geneva MALTA – Eric Berry, 55, of Malta, formerly of Elburn, passed away at Delnor Hospital on Wednesday, Aug. 21, 2013, after a short illness.

He was born Oct. 23, 1957, in Geneva, the son of Edward Sr. and Jeanne (Ferris) Berry.

He is survived by his loving “sweets,” Karen Bovenizer; his parents, Edward and Jeanne Berry; eight siblings, Ted (Penny) Berry, Chris (Jeanne) Berry, Mark (Kathy) Berry, Valerie Berry, Sally Berry, Jennifer (Carter) Calloway, Margaret (Greg) Edwards and Michelle Berry; 16 nieces and nephews; six great-nieces and great-nephews; and a community of friends.

He was preceded in death by his nephews, Phillip Berry and Aaron Berry.

The visitation will be from 10 to 11 a.m., followed by a memorial service at 11 a.m. to celebrate his life Saturday, Aug. 24, at Conley Funeral Home, 116 W. Pierce St., Elburn, IL 60119. Private family burial will follow at a later date.

In lieu of flowers, a memorial has been established in Eric’s

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Knights to host Blue Mass on Sept. 26

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Navy League to host monthly dinner meeting

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AURORA – Knights of Columbus Cardinal Bellarmine Council 4849 will host a Blue Mass at 7 p.m. Sept. 26 at Holy Angels Church, 120 S. Lancaster Ave., Aurora.

The Blue Mass honors the work of public safety personnel, including law enforcement officials, firefighters and those in emergency medical services.

The term Blue Mass is a reference to the color of the uniforms worn by many in these professions, and dates back to 1934.

Particularly in the wake of Sept. 11, 2001, the Blue Mass is a way to recognize the sacrifice of police, firefighters and EMS personnel, and to remember those who have given their lives in service to

Republican PAC to honor Cunningham at event

MONTGOMERY – The Aurora Council of the Navy League will host its monthly dinner meeting Tuesday, Sept. 17, starting at 5:15 p.m. in the private room on the east end of Grandma’s Table Restaurant, 1700 Douglas Road, Montgomery.

The public is welcome; reservations are not required.

The meeting finishes about 8 p.m. Cost is $17 for soup, salad, choice of three entrees, potato, vegetable, dessert and drink.

Kendall County State’s Attorney Eric Weis will be the after-dinner speaker.

The Aurora Council of the Navy League has a membership drive underway and will pay half of one’s first-year dues to the Navy League.

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AURORA – Aurora Township Republican PAC will honor Kane County Clerk Jack Cunningham at its 23rd annual RibFest event, which will be from 5 to 9 p.m. Sept. 19 at Cool Acres Park, Route 25 and Clearwater Drive, Aurora.

The event is open to the public.

Advance registration is required. To register, visit www.auroragop.com. The cost is $25 for one ticket or $45 for two.

Family four packs are available for $80.

Thomas’ BBQ of Aurora will cater, with ribs, beef brisket, pulled chicken, hot links and sides.

ELGIN – Through Sept. 29, Habitat for Humanity of Northern Fox Valley ReStore, located at 800 N. State St, Elgin, will be open from noon to 4 p.m.

Sundays.

ReStore’s other hours of operation are 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Wednesday through Friday and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday.

Also on Sundays at ReStore is the Elgin Farmers’ Market.

The market features locally grown produce, as well as vendors who sell breads, pies, salsa and marinara, spices and jewelry.

For information, call 847-7429905 or visit www.habitatnfv. org.

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8POLICE REPORTS name to benefit his favorite charities, American Cancer Society and the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation. Checks may be made to the “Eric Berry Memorial” and mailed in care of P.O. Box 66, Elburn, IL 60119. Tributes also may be forwarded to the same address or on the Web at www. conleycare.com.

Please sign the guest book at www.legacy.com/kcchronicle.

MARIE A. REBER Born: April 14, 1932; in Chase City, Va. Died: Aug. 19, 2013; in St. Charles ST. CHARLES – Marie A. Reber, 82, died Monday, Aug. 19, 2013, at Presence Pineview Care Facility, St. Charles, after a brief illness. She was greatly loved by her children, grandchildren and family.

The daughter of William and Geneva Toone, Marie was born April 14, 1932, in Chase City, Va. Marie is survived by sons, Dennis Reber of Collierville, Tenn., and Donald (Carol) of Memphis, Tenn.; two grandchildren, Alison and Stewart; and her brother, William Toone Jr. of Washington, D.C. She was preceded in death by her parents, William and Geneva Toone; her sister, Francis Toone

Ruf; and brother, Eldien Toone.

Marie enjoyed being a homemaker and excelled in careers such as interior decorating, serving as banquet director at Pheasant Run Resort and, most recently, as manager at Station Cleaners (Geneva Train Depot).

After retiring from Station Cleaners in 2005, Marie continued her lifelong passion of decorating and spending vacations with her family in Memphis.

A family memorial service is planned to take place in Memphis. Interment will be in Elmwood Cemetery in Memphis, Tenn.

In lieu of flowers, donations in Marie’s memory may be made to Presence Pineview Care Facility, 611 Allen Lane, St. Charles, IL 60174.

To leave an online condolence or remembrance to the family, visit the funeral home’s obituary page at www.yursfuneralhomes. com. For information, call Yurs Funeral Home of St. Charles at 630-584-0060 or like Yurs on Facebook.

Please sign the guest book at www.legacy.com/kcchronicle.

Geneva • Richard C. Steel, 72, of the 41W100 block of Dillonfield Drive, Campton Township, was charged Monday, Aug. 12, with driving under the influence and failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident.

• Elisa V. Mares, 18, of the 1600 block of Delaware Court, Geneva, was charged Friday, Aug. 16, with two counts of domestic battery and one count of criminal damage to property.

• Two pieces of petrified Brazilian fern wood valued at $750 were reported stolen Friday, Aug. 16, from the driveway of a house in the 300 block of Oakwood Drive.

• A large construction dumpster was found on fire Friday, Aug. 9, on the 700 block of Shady Avenue, next to a house under construction.

According to reports, the fire was considered an arson and was extinguished without injuries.

• Tasha M. Johnson, 27, of the 0-99 block of Surrey Road, Montgomery, was charged Saturday, Aug. 10, with retail theft of four bottles of alcohol valued at $82 from Dominick’s, 2000 S. Randall Road. Two juveniles with her also were charged in connection with the theft of $48 in additional merchandise, according to reports.

• Benjamin J. Humm, 26, of the 400 block of Maple Avenue, Elburn, was charged Sunday, Aug. 11, with misdemeanor reckless conduct.

According to police reports, Humm

threw a glass beer bottle off the outdoor balcony of Old Towne Pub, 201 W. State St., to the street below where it shattered near where bar patrons were standing.

• Dennis D. Morrow, 21, of the 34W800 block of Skyline Drive, St. Charles Township, was charged Wednesday, Aug. 14 with driving under the influence of drugs, possession of drug paraphernalia and a grinder for marijuana, driving without insurance and driving with a suspended license.

St. Charles • Lorraine A. Leftwich, 20, of the 1500 block of Kirkwood Drive, Geneva, was charged Monday, Aug. 19, with underage drinking.

• The rear windshield of a 2005 Chevrolet in the 2000 block of Oak Street, St. Charles, was reported smashed Monday, Aug. 19.

• John Demon Morgan, 31, of the 5000 block of West Congress Parkway, Chicago, was arrested Tuesday, Aug. 20, on an Oak Park warrant on charges of property crimes.

• A 2008 Jeep was reported burglarized Tuesday, Aug. 20, in the 1200 block of King James Avenue, St. Charles. Nothing was reported stolen.

• Roderick Eugene Turner, 40, of the 1800 block of Carnation Court, Aurora, was arrested Tuesday, Aug. 20, on a Kendall County warrant on a charge of fraud.

• Friday, August 23, 2013

The deadline for obituary notices is 4 p.m. for the next day’s edition. Obituaries can be emailed to obits@kcchronicle.com. For more information, contact news editor Al Lagattolla at alagattolla@ shawmedia.com.

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cess and to be free from double jeopardy resulted in the failure to assert such rights prior to my plea of guilty in this case.” Bernard since has switched attorneys.

Aggravated DUI means a death or injury occurred and increases the penalty to six to 28 years in prison. Toxicology tests showed Bernard had marijuana in her system at the time of the crash. Bernard’s attorney at the time, Bruce Brandwein, said Bernard consumed marijuana several days earlier but was not impaired at the time of the crash.

Assistant State’s Attorney Jody Gleason had argued that Bernard didn’t file her motion to withdraw her guilty plea within the 30-day period required by law, and that Brandwein had never filed a written demand for a speedy trial.

Gleason also argued the court lacked the jurisdiction to hear the case.

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The on and off ramps to Interstate 88 all remain open.

Questions or concerns may be directed to John Guddendorf at 630-816-9671.

For all Kane County Traffic Advisories, visit www.co.kane. il.us/dot/trafficalerts.

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8LOCAL BRIEFS Concrete pour set near Sullivan Road, Oak Street NORTH AURORA – Starting at 5 a.m. Monday, construction crews are set to begin pouring a new concrete deck on the center lanes of the Interstate 88 at Orchard Road Bridge, located between Sullivan Road and Oak Street.

Work is expected to be finished in six to eight hours, weather permitting.

During the concrete pour, north and south bound traffic over the bridge will be reduced to a single lane in each direction to allow crews and equipment access to the center portion of the bridge.

Long delays are expected, and drivers are advised to find alternate routes while this

St. Charles Park District planning track meet ST. CHARLES – The St. Charles Park District has planned a Tiny Tots Track Meet to start at 10 a.m. Sept.

14 at the East Side Sports Complex, 3565 Legacy Blvd., St. Charles.

The cost is $10 for residents and $15 for nonresidents.

Advance registration is required at www.stcparks.org.

Elgin Theatre to present ‘Fox on the Fairway’ ELGIN –The Elgin Theatre Company presents “The Fox on the Fairway” in September at Kimball Street Theatre at Elgin Academy, 261 Dundee Ave., Elgin.

Shows will be from Sept. 6 to 22, with shows at 8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays and 2 p.m.

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The cost ranges from $12 to $15.

For information, visit www. elgin-theatre.org or call 847741-0532.

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Kane County Judge Karen Simpson on Wednesday rejected a motion by an Aurora woman who wanted to withdraw her guilty plea to a 2009 crash that killed a St. Charles couple.

This is the second time that a judge has denied Alia Bernard’s motion to withdraw her guilty plea. Associate Judge Allen Anderson, who since has retired, in August 2012 upheld the plea, but he did reduce Bernard’s sentence from seven years in prison to six after her attorney filed a motion to reconsider her sentence.

Bernard was sentenced in February 2012 after she pleaded guilty to two counts of felony aggravated driving under the influence.

The crash occurred about 8:20 a.m. May 23, 2009, at the intersection of Route 47 and Smith Road in Blackberry

Township, south of Elburn.

A vehicle in the southbound lane on Route 47 stopped to turn left onto Smith Road, followed by two more vehicles, waiting for several motorcycles to pass.

The motorcycles were heading north.

Bernard was driving a 1999 Toyota Solara, which hit the last stopped vehicle in the rear. The colliAlia Bernard sion created a chain reaction that pushed the first vehicle into the path of the oncoming motorcycles, killing Wade Thomas, 44, of St. Charles and his wife, Denise Thomas, 45, his passenger. In all, the crash involved three cars and six motorcycles.

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By ASHLEY SLOBODA asloboda@shawmedia.com ST. CHARLES – A 70-yearold South Elgin man was charged with misdemeanors last week after sexually gratifying himself at Charlestowne Mall, St. Charles police said.

Police responded to Classic Cinemas Charlestowne 18, 3740 E. Main St., St. Charles, about 1:11 p.m. Aug. 16 for a report of public indecency.

Kenneth Ray Rutherford, of the 200 block of West Quarry Street, South Elgin, was reportedly along the railing in the upper level of the mall,

looking down at the theater’s box office.

He had his back to the approaching officer, but it appeared he was masturbating, police said.

Ruther ford, who was charged with indecent exposure and disorderly conduct, was taken to Kenneth Ray the St. Charles Rutherford Police Department. He was booked, processed and released on a cash bond, police said. He is expected in court Oct. 3.

8LOCAL BRIEF Trivia night returns to TriCity Family Services BATAVIA – TriCity Family Services’ Trivia Night is returning Saturday.

The Friends of TriCity Family Services and the “Identity Crisis” team (May 2013 Trivia Champions) are hosting this fundraiser at the Batavia Moose Lodge, at 1535 S. Batavia Ave. (Route 31) in Batavia.

There will be a social hour from 6 to 7 p.m., with trivia questions beginning at 7 p.m.

Teams of six to eight people (maximum 10) battle other teams to see who has the greatest knowledge of all things trivial.

Each team has its own table and answers trivia questions

together.

The evening is highlighted by additional games and a 50/50 raffle.

The event is BYOF (bring your own food), and attendees are encouraged to bring food for their table to share, as well as a creative team name and theme.

The Batavia Moose provides a cash bar.

No outside alcohol is permitted. Register online at www. tricityfamilyservices.org or call 630-232-1070.

The cost to attend is $10 a person, and all proceeds benefit TriCity Family Services.

Space is limited, and registration in advance is required.

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ST. CHARLES – An intoxicated woman at a St. Charles resort was charged Sunday with endangering the life or health of her young son, St. Charles police said.

Police responded to Pheasant Run Resort, 4051 E. Main St., St. Charles, on reports of an intoxicated guest in the company of a small child, police said.

Officers were directed to the outdoor pool area, where they found Kelly A. Mrozek,

45, of the 11000 block of Karen Drive, Orland Park, sleeping on a couch with her 5-yearold son, police said.

She appeared intoxicated when police woke her up, but she reportedly Kelly A. denied conMrozek suming any alcohol. Police said she refused to take a breath test.

Because of her extremely intoxicated state, police took

protective custody of her son, police said.

While police conducted their follow-up investigation, Mrozek reportedly began yelling to the point of alarming and disturbing resort personnel.

Mrozek was charged with disorderly conduct and endangering the life or health of a child.

Contact was made with the Department of Children and Family Services, police said, and the boy was released into the custody of his uncle.

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He had worked in that position from 2000 to 2005, then returned in 2011.

The arrest involved the Gaffeys going to the house of his wife’s ex-husband to check on the living conditions of a son the former couple share, police said.

The family was away on vacation, and a neighbor who was housesitting reported the Gaffeys’ presence to police.

The Gaffeys each posted $1,500 bond and are to appear in court Sept. 19.

Jennifer Gaffey’s ex-husband, Peter Smith, filed an emergency order of protection in connection with the incident with a Sept. 9 court date in DeKalb County, records show.

Guzman was driven to a friend’s house by police, police said.

About 4 a.m., officers reportedly saw DeGuzman walking toward his car parked on North Third Street in St. Charles.

He got in and drove away, prompting officers to conduct a traffic stop, police said.

After pulling over to the curb, DeGuzman reportedly slid to the front passenger seat, lit a cigarette and told the officers he wasn’t driving.

He was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol, a misdemeanor, and taken to the Kane County Adult Justice Center to be held for bond call.

Online records Thursday indicated he was being held on $5,000 bond.

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8LOCAL BRIEF Tom Fuller Band set to perform at EvenFlow GENEVA – The Tom Fuller Band is set to perform at EvenFlow Music and Spirits, 302 W. State St., Geneva, today.

The concert will start with an opening band at 8 p.m.

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ST. CHARLES – A spokesman for the Illinois Department of Juvenile Justice said Kye Gaffey was terminated as superintendent of its prison schools as of Wednesday, and a public meeting will be set to discuss finding a replacement.

The website no longer lists his photo and declares the position of superintendent of School District 428 is vacant.

Gaffey said he sent a letter of resignation by email Tuesday.

Gaffey and his wife, Jennifer, 42, of Sterling, both were charged Aug. 15 with misdemeanor criminal trespass and criminal damage to a glass patio door of a house in the 0-99 block of Southgate Course, St. Charles.

Gaffey said he resigned his $110,244 position Tuesday to avoid embarrassment to the department.

ST. CHARLES – A North Aurora man accused of spitting in a bar manager’s face in St. Charles early Saturday was pulled over later that morning on suspicion of drunken driving – hours after a breath test indicated he was intoxicated, St. Charles police said.

About 1 a.m., a manager of Pub 222, 222 W. Main St., asked Michael Peter DeGuzman, 23, to leave the St. Charles business after she learned he was kicked out of another bar that night because he was causing problems, according to police reports.

DeGuzman reportedly began yelling. When the man-

ager again told him to leave or she would call police, he threw his drink at her and spit in her face before leaving, police said.

Soon afterward, police charged DeGuzman, of the 700 block of Lloyd Lane, North Aurora, with misdemeanor battery and Michael released him Peter on a personal DeGuzman recognizance bond, police said.

Police reported DeGuzman wanted to drive home and challenged officers to give him a breath test, which showed he was intoxicated.

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KANE COUNTY CHRONICLE editorial@kcchronicle.com GENEVA – Geneva’s mosquito abatement contractor will spray an application of insecticide citywide the next two Fridays to control the adult insect population.

Spraying is scheduled to take place from dusk to dawn starting today into Saturday and Aug. 30 into Aug. 31.

Clarke Environmental will be using a synthetic

treatment safe for humans and pets, although people with asthma and other respiratory conditions are advised to stay indoors with their windows closed during the misting application and one hour afterward, officials said.

Geneva’s mosquito trap levels remain relatively low, and the West Nile virus has not been detected in the city to date this year.

However, the virus has

been found in several municipalities throughout Kane County.

Geneva again is coordinating its mosquito spraying with Batavia and St. Charles to provide a more effective coverage area, similar to the last application July 18.

The sprayings will be rescheduled if it rains or if high winds enter the forecast.

A new spraying date will be posted on the city’s website at www.geneva.il.us.

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The ceremony is the first event of the Batavia Public Library’s daylong Batavia Windmill Ceremony, taking place at 9 a.m. Sept. 14 at the library, 10 S. Batavia Ave.,

Batavia.

The event is free, but registration is required at www.

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For information, call William Shust at 630-961-3625 or send email to bill@objective-engineers.com.

8LOCAL BRIEF Group plans ceremony BATAVIA – The American Society of Mechanical Engineers and local officials have planned a special ceremony during which ASME will officially designate 17 Batavia windmills – all authentically reconstructed according to

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By KANE COUNTY CHRONICLE editorial@kcchronicle.com ST. CHARLES – West Nile virus has been found in a sample of mosquitoes in St. Charles, according to a news release from the city.

The city’s mosquito abatement vendor, Clarke Environmental, collected the sample of mosquitoes.

The company will conduct a citywide spray for mosquito abatement today at dusk. It’s the first confirmation this year of the virus in St. Charles, according to the release.

The first human case of West Nile in Illinois this year surfaced in McHenry County earlier this week.

Mosquitoes carrying the virus have been found in traps in or near Batavia, Aurora, Montgomery, Algonquin and most recently in Elgin.

In addition to mosquitoes, three birds – two in Batavia and one in Aurora – also have tested positive for the virus.

Last year, health officials found 13 human cases of West Nile virus.

Although only about two out of every 10 people bitten by an infected mosquito show symptoms of the virus, it can be severe or even deadly, especially for those older than 50.

Symptoms typically appear three to 14 days after a bite from an infected mosquito and can include fever, headache and body ache. In severe cases, it can cause encephalitis and meningitis.

For information about West Nile virus in Kane County, visit www.kanehealth.com/west_nile.htm or call the state’s West Nile hotline at 866-369-9710.

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Habitat restoration work day scheduled Saturday SUGAR GROVE – A habitat restoration work day will be from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday at Bliss Woods Forest Preserve, which is on Bliss Road, north of Route 47 in Sugar Grove.

Work will include weed control such as pulling or cutting invasive species and any other needed tasks.

Participants should dress appropriately with long pants, sturdy shoes and work gloves.

Refreshments will be offered at the break. Children younger than 14 should be accompanied by an adult. Meet at the inner parking lot.

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Kendall County picnic, pig roast set Saturday YORKVILLE – The Kendall County GOP annual family picnic and pig roast will take place at 3 p.m. Saturday at the Kendall County Fairgrounds, 10826 Route 71, Yorkville.

There will be activities for kids and adults, as well as food.

Admission provides access to a pig roast, beverages for adults and kids, a softball game, pony rides, balloon animals, games and ice cream.

The Republican Women will hold a bake sale, with a variety of items available for purchase.

Purchase your tickets online at www.kendallgoppicnic. eventbrite.com.

The cost will be $12 for adults, $5 for children (10 and under) and $25 for family (2 adults and their children).

CASA to hold recruitment meetings targeting men BATAVIA – CASA Kane County, a nonprofit organization that trains volunteers as court-appointed special advocates for abused and neglected children, is holding special recruitment meeting for men interested in volunteering, including one from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Wednesday at Pal Joey’s, 31 N. River St., Batavia.

To RSVP, contact Deb McQuaid at debm@casakanecounty.org or 630-444-3110.

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GENEVA – The National Alliance on Mental Illness is sponsoring its monthly coffee from 9 to 11 a.m. Saturday at TriCity Family Services, 1120 Randall Court, Geneva.

The public is welcome to attend the free event, at which light refreshments will be provided.

The topic is attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder and will be presented

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OPINIONS LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Average or elite?

To the Editor: In 2009, American citizens were angry at their congressmen about forced government managed health care. Congressmen answered the town hall crowds that they would also participate in the government health system.

Just like average working Americans.

In recent weeks, the congressmen and their staffs learned how much more Obamacare will cost and the fewer options and benefits provided to them. The White House responded that it would work to create a special exemption and extra cash payments due to the added cost. The congressmen and congressional staff may be partially exempted or reimbursed for Obamacare.

Just like socialist political elites.

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Bosses favor men over women when employees request flextime

By NANETTE FONDAS Slate Two professional workers, one male and one female, and two hourly employees, one male and one female, walk into an office.

All four want to ask their boss for a flexible schedule, either to advance their job- or career-related skills or to attend to family responsibilities.

Both women expect the boss to approve their request, while the men think they’re unlikely to get approval.

All four ask, and their managers award flexible schedules to both men but neither women.

This scenario is true-to-life, according to a new study published in the Journal of Social Issues. Bosses favor men

over women when employees request flextime.

A team of researchers from Yale, Texas and Harvard asked managers how they would respond to requests for a flexible schedule (in the form of a shift in work hours) from male versus female employees, from professional workers versus hourly workers, and for the purpose of career development versus childcare.

Managers were most likely to grant a shift in work hours to the professional men pursuing career advancement opportunities.

Male hourly workers also were likely to receive approval if they needed flexibility for family care. But the women – both professional and hourly – were unlikely to be granted a flexible schedule regardless of

the reason for the request.

Women were unable to use either their professional status within the organization or their reason for requesting flexibility to boost the probability that the manager would say yes. And the women most in need of flexible scheduling – mothers with childcare needs who worked in lower-status hourly jobs – were among the least likely to see a request approved by managers.

The researchers explain the results by saying that “managers respect high-status men more than high-status women” and that “people have a fundamental psychological motive to defend and perpetuate the status quo,” which, in this case, means reinforcing a gender hierarchy where men have more status and power

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than women. These biases are evident particularly in the finding that managers gave the flexible schedule to the professional men seeking training to advance their careers, but not their female counterparts asking for exactly the same reason.

The authors also imply an absence of trust between managers and women requesting flexibility. Because the female gender is associated so strongly with family care, even ambitious women seeking flextime to advance their careers are suspected of hiding the true reason for the request or deemed less deserving of development opportunities because they might later choose to work fewer hours or opt out.

A second study reported in this research examined

worker and manager expectations and found that women overestimated the likelihood that a flextime request would be granted to them (men underestimated it).

That tendency produces a situation where the people most likely to be asking are also most likely to get denied, so the workplace environment is filled with flex request rejections. If ambitious mothers need flexibility to sustain career climbs, and they do, not receiving it is demoralizing, and witnessing others’ requests denied is more demoralizing still.

Organizations, for their part, might as well just take a hammer to their pipeline of talented mothers, and watch it leak precious human resource investments.

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Happy homefront BATAVIA FOOTBALL STANDOUT ANTHONY SCACCIA FLOURISHES ON, OFF THE FIELD AFTER CHALLENGING EARLY CHILDHOOD. PAGE 18

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Batavia senior Anthony Scaccia (left) relaxes with his older brother, Andrew, outside their home. Anthony, who was adopted at age 8, is one of four Scaccia siblings.

Running on fumes With Albert Almora (right) among several Kane County Cougars on the shelf, the Cougars are far from full strength as they try to avoid setting the franchise record for losses in a single season.

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Bulldogs’ star RB grateful to be put on winning path

By JAY SCHWAB jschwab@shawmedia.com BATAVIA – Frank Scaccia can boast with the best of football dads, and his son, Anthony, has given him plenty of reason to do so.

Those finicky college coaches have made it clear they only want 3 to 5 minutes worth of video, and “Pops” would love to go longer when compiling his son’s highlights for prospective recruiters.

Scaccia supplied his dad a glut of YouTube-friendly runs last year, and many more are expected starting a week from tonight when Scaccia begins his senior season with the Batavia football team.

Dad might be rankled that he can’t dig deeper into the vault of Scaccia’s dazzling moves, but he’s at least heartened that his son approves of his handiwork.

“I’ve been lucky, he’s liking my stuff,” Frank Scaccia said. “Except for the music.”

Since moving in with his new family at age 6 – and then officially becoming a Scaccia at 8, when he was adopted – life has become increasingly harmonious for Scaccia, allowing the Bulldogs’ electrifying running back to feel at ease, on and off the football field.

A difficult early childhood now long in his rearview mirror, life is falling into place nicely for the 5-foot-7, 155 pound dynamo.

Comfortably crazy Scaccia found out quickly that his new family was, as he puts it, “not normal at all.”

Boisterous, occasionally hyperactive personalities make the family’s pet bulldog appear serene by comparison.

“When I came in, the story was my mom said we were eating dirt for dinner,” Scaccia said. “I guess I cried and like ran up the stairs when I was 6. … They’ve definitely given me a much better sense of humor. Everyone’s always happy around here.”

Everyone is Frank Scaccia

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Batavia senior Anthony Scaccia (left) and older brother Andrew have shared a room since Anthony moved in with the Scaccia family as a 6-year-old. The brothers say they’ve had their share of knock-down, dragout fights, but they also have developed a tight bond.

“Anything could have happened. I’m just really thankful that I could have a family like this, and friends, and my support system, meeting all these people I’ve met. ...”

Anthony Scaccia Batavia senior running back, on his childhood taking a turn for the better and his wife, Sue, plus Scaccia’s three siblings – older brothers Joe and Andrew, and younger sister Alex.

Scaccia and Andrew, 20, were inseparable roommates – sharing a bunk bed for several years – from the time he arrived until last weekend, when Andrew left for Western Illinois University.

Such a bustling household was initially shocking for Scaccia, who developed a close, 1-on-1 bond with his foster

parent, Laura McIntyre, with whom he lived for about 20 months in Aurora.

The Scaccias made sure McIntyre remained in the picture after what she called “the hardest time of my life,” when she turned her little pal over to the Scaccia family.

“They weren’t trying to just forget about all of his past,” McIntyre said. “They didn’t think all of a sudden he showed up and he was like a new baby. He was a 6-year-old little boy who had a life before that, so I think it helped with his transition, ‘I don’t have to forget everything else I did. I can build on that.’ ” McIntyre still takes an active interest in Scaccia’s life, even escorting him on a recent college visit to Drake.

She eventually became Scaccia’s godmother.

“It was a hard decision [to give Anthony up], but I knew he needed a family,” McIntyre said. “He needed the brothers and sister. He needed that, and a dad. I believe everything happens for reasons, and I’m really grateful the Scaccias

still have me in his life.”

Scaccia’s formative years took a turn after the Department of Children and Family Services separated him at age 4 from the care of his biological mother, who lived in the DeKalb area.

Scaccia said some violence he witnessed as a small child is impossible to forget, and he can’t help but wonder how his biological mother is doing.

Mostly, he is grateful for the fresh start he was given.

“Anything could have happened,” Scaccia said. “I’m just really thankful that I could have a family like this, and friends, and my support system, meeting all these people I’ve met, whether it’s football or church or just my neighbors.”

Frank Scaccia said he and Sue became interested in adopting because they both hailed from big families, wanted “to give another child an opportunity to flourish” and preferred not to start from diapers with another baby.

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TODAY Boys golf: Aurora Central Catholic vs Lisle at River Bend Golf Course, 4 p.m.; Burlington Central at Montini, 4:30 p.m.

Girls golf: Lisle at Aurora Central Catholic at Phillips Golf Course, 4 p.m.

SATURDAY Cross country: Aurora Central Catholic at Aurora City Meet – Waubonsie, TBA Boys golf: Aurora Central Catholic at Huntley Invite at Blackstone Golf Club; St. Francis, Wheaton Academy at Wheaton Cup at Pheasant Run, TBA; Batavia, Geneva, Kaneland at Limestone Invite, 8:30 a.m.; St. Charles East at Coyote Creek Classic, 8 a.m.; St. Charles North at Quincy Invite, 12 p.m.

Girls golf: Batavia, Geneva, St. Charles North, St. Francis at West Aurora Twilight Meet, 8 p.m.; Burlington Central at Huntley Tournament, 8:45 a.m.; Geneva, St. Charles East at Hersey Invite, 12 p.m.

QUICK READ Kevin Druley core of talent around Anthony Parillo, including midfielder/forward Tyler Siebert and defender/midfielders Chris Van Dinther and Matt Vander Sande.

Kolin Limbrick, a 6-foot-3 senior transfer from North Carolina, adds some size to the back line in front of goalkeeper J.T. Karr, who backed up recent graduate Marshall Farthing last season.

The program saw an all-time high 74 athletes try out for teams at three levels, boosting the optimism beyond Parillo’s accolades.

“Having over 70 kids try

out for a school of our size is pretty nice,” Scott Parillo said.

Welcome to Camp Wicinski: Veteran Geneva football coach Rob Wicinski navigated humble beginnings at the start of his career, going 3-24 at Niles North from 1994-96.

Those struggles ultimately paved the way to one of the Vikings’ proud traditions: going off-campus for the first two days of fall camp.

“One day [at Niles], I was just tired of walking up the same hill to practice, just getting my [butt] kicked. I was 1-fer, 0-fer … and I was like, ‘This has got to change,’ ” Wicinski said. “So I just, out of the spur of the moment, just one practice, I didn’t even check with anybody. We just walked down to an open field down in the neighbor-

hood and then kind of said, ‘This is all right.’ It kind of got their attention, and at least it was different for the coaches, because, I mean, it was old.”

Wicinski took the reins at Geneva in 1999 and started going off-site to the former Broadview Academy campus in LaFox shortly thereafter.

When that property was unavailable last week, he acted on two assistants’ recommendations and brought the team to Good Templar Park on Geneva’s east side.

Earlier influence came from former Prospect coach Brent Pearlman, who often took his Knights to downstate Rantoul for a few days to begin camp during the 2000s.

“That’s not in my wheelhouse to sleep with these

guys, so we decided a daily-type deal,” Wicinski said.

“Day camp.”

Morrow on the move: Angie Morrow, one of the area’s top softball players, has transferred from Burlington Central to Kaneland, her father, Bill Morrow, confirmed.

Morrow, a junior who already has committed to Wisconsin, missed her entire sophomore season with a shoulder injury.

Morrow projects as a major addition for a Kaneland team that went 23-4 in the spring but was upset by Rosary in a 3A regional final.

• Kevin Druley is a sportswriter for the Kane County Chronicle. He can be reached at 630-845-5347 or kdruley@ shawmedia.com. Follow him on Twitter at @kevindruley.

Scaccia ‘bigger, stronger, quicker, more elusive’ as senior • SCACCIA Continued from page 28 The decision turned out to be a godsend for all involved, he said.

“The question always comes up, I ask [Anthony], what do you think you’d be doing now if you weren’t adopted or if you were still staying with your mom. And he’ll be honest. He’ll say probably playing video games, getting in trouble,” Frank Scaccia said. “I think the opportunities that were given to him here, he would have never had it with his biological mother, and I think he realizes it. Anthony’s very humble. … For a 17-year-old kid, he’s pretty mature.”

Setting off fireworks Part of becoming a Scaccia meant embracing sports. That turned out to be a magnificent fit.

After playing multiple sports growing up – including being coached by Frank with the Tri-City Chargers youth football program – Scaccia zeroed in on football and wrestling once reaching high school.

He qualified for the IHSA State Wrestling Meet at 138 pounds as a sophomore, then traded in wrestling for track and field, which he credits with his ascent as a football player.

Scaccia said his track workouts – Batavia football coach Dennis Piron also leads the Bulldogs’ track and field squad – molded him into the explosive and nimble athlete he’s become.

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Batavia senior Anthony Scaccia (right) plays catch with his brother, Andrew, earlier this month. Scaccia’s father, Frank, said Anthony goes to he or his siblings when it comes to sports, and to his mother, Sue, for “everything else.”

He also has proven opportunistic.

Scaccia entered his junior football season with a modest outlook, thinking he might be a third-down back and special teams returner. But on opening night at Glenbard North, teammates’ cramping woes forced Scaccia into a larger role.

He pounced on the chance, playing a major role in a thrilling, 42-41 Bulldogs victory against the eventual Class 8A runners-up, and Scaccia became a focal point for the Upstate

Eight Conference River champion Bulldogs the rest of the season.

The Bulldogs recently watched 2012 season highlights during a team gathering, and Scaccia’s acceleration and ability to shake would-be tacklers in the open field reminded his teammates that a special back is in their midst.

“The kids are ‘Oohing and aahing,’” Piron said. “It’s like they’re watching fireworks go off. It’s a neat thing.”

Scaccia rushed for 1,279 yards and

more than eight yards a carry as a junior. Piron projects an even more brilliant 2013 for Scaccia, who figures to add more pass-catching duties to his workload in the rushing game and on kick returns.

“He definitely won’t be a surprise this year, that’s for sure,” Piron said.

“But he’s bigger, stronger, quicker, more elusive even. A better player, much higher level. It’ll be very, very fun for people in our community to watch him play. It’ll be exciting.”

Scaccia could transform into a slot receiver in college, with Butler rating high in Scaccia’s late-summer hierarchy of schools. A few bigger programs, such as Illinois State and Southern Illinois, have expressed interest, though Scaccia’s physical dimensions could scare some suitors.

Unlike his wrestling days, when cutting weight dictated his nutritional mindset, Scaccia is gobbling protein shakes and frequently adding to his dad’s grocery list in hopes of bulking up.

“It’s a big deal,” Scaccia said. “I’m trying my hardest. I mean, I’m eating a ton. I guess it’s up to the college coaches. If I’m getting the job done every year, I would hope they’d think I’d do the same thing at the next level.”

Impressing college coaches in the coming weeks is part of the plan.

But Scaccia already is assured of his place in an even more important realm – family. His crazy household feels very much like home.

“It’s just, I’m a Scaccia,” he said.

“That’s how it is.”

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Kaneland midfielder Anthony Parillo keeps telling his father and coach, Scott, that all he wants to do is have a fun senior boys soccer season.

Thanks to recent recognition from the National Soccer Coaches Association of America, Parillo’s high school swan song has the potential to be far more.

The NSCAA tabbed Parillo as a high school All-American nominee on the heels of a junior season in which he scored a team-high 19 goals and helped the Knights to a 2A sectional final.

“Not very often that you have a possible All-American on your team,” Scott Parillo said. “He’s pretty humble about it. He just wants to play things out and see what happens.”

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By VINNIE DUBER editorial@kcchronicle.com GENEVA – It wasn’t first place, but is was pretty darn noteworthy.

The Burlington Central boys golf team set a school record Thursday at the Geneva Invitational at Mill Creek Golf Club, posting a team score of 298, besting the old Rockets record by seven strokes. Wheaton Warrenville South shot a collective 296 to win the invitational, but the achievement had the Rockets all smiles.

“We shot a 298, and that actually shattered our school record by seven. So it’s very special,” Burlington Central senior Matt Weber said. “We knew coming in here that this course was pretty scoreable.

The guys have played here before.

“I knew it was a very good possibility that we could do it, I think all of us knew it. And for us to come together, it was really special to hear all the scores and get excited.”

Weber, a St. Charles native, was quick to point out the record-setting performance of his team as a whole, but he actually nabbed first place, shooting the lowest individual score of the tournament with a 3-under par 68.

“It was a lot more exciting to hear [about the team score] than to hear that I won, but it was definitely nice to come out on top,” Weber said. “This is a pretty tough tournament, a lot of good schools here, a lot of kids I know. It’s nice.”

“It’s a good way to kick things off. I’ve been playing a lot of tournaments this sum-

mer, a lot of competitive golf.

But it’s good to continue the good play, get out here and start playing well.”

Weber wasn’t the only local product near the top of the leaderboard Thursday. Marmion’s Joe Fritz finished second with a 69, and St. Charles North’s Raghav Cherala finished fifth with a 73.

The tournament got off to a late start, but that’s better than getting off to no start at all, which looked like a distinct possibility earlier in the day as buckets of rain soaked the course.

But the showers let up shortly before start time, and, for the golfers, the conditions weren’t as bad as might have been expected.

“It wasn’t too bad, I was expecting a little bit more water on the course, but it played OK and it wasn’t really affecting the swing too much,” St. Charles East senior Connor Dieckman said.

“It was soggy. It wasn’t actually playing too bad,” Weber said. “The fairways were not too saturated compared to what I thought they could be. I’ve played here when it’s been absolutely almost underwater. The greens, obviously, they’re going to get beat up pretty hard. But I thought the course was in pretty fair shape for the weather that we had today.”

In the end, Wheaton Warrenville South and Burlington Central took the top two spots, with Marmion a close third (299).

Glenbard South (300), St. Charles North (304) and the Geneva White team (306) were close behind.

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COUGARS SNAPPERS 4, COUGARS 0 SHORT HOPS Cougars (RHP Scott Baker, 0-2, 13.50 ERA) vs. Beloit (RHP Deyvi Jimenez, (2-4, 7.17 ERA), 6:30 p.m. today, AM-1280

Turnstile report Thursday’s crowd of 4,829 pushed the Cougars’ season total to 368,798 fans in 62 home games. Kane County attracted 331,625 fans through the same span last season.

Sight seen

Cubs brass will be excited because Cougars left fielder Trevor Gretzky singled in each of his four at-bats, giving him five hits in his five plate appearances dating to Wednesday.

The son of NHL legend Wayne Gretzky joined the team earlier this month after batting .256 in 27 games at Short-A Boise.

Cubs brass will be cringe because The team’s losing streak reached five, giving the Cougars three skids of at least that many in the second half. Beloit opened up a tight game with three runs in the eighth and ninth. Starter Felix Pena left the game in the third inning with a right hamstring strain.

Almora officially done; Zastryzny, Skulina shut down

By KEVIN DRULEY kdruley@shawmedia.com GENEVA – Cougars center fielder Albert Almora returned home to south Florida this week by order of the parent Cubs, ending the prized prospect’s first full professional season.

The Cubs want their firstround draft pick of 2012 rehabbing his injured groin away from the day-to-day rigors of clubhouse life. Extra energy can’t hurt with either instructional ball or the Arizona Fall League on the horizon.

“It’s good for him to get home and rest and be with his family for four weeks,” Cougars manager Mark Johnson said. “And then go back to Arizona and wrap it back up and get ready for one of the two leagues.”

Johnson expects the Cubs to inform Almora, 19, of his destination within about a week. Instructional league, typically reserved for younger players or prospects converting to different positions, begins Sept. 22. The more renowned Arizona Fall League opens play Oct. 8.

Mesa, Ariz., the Cubs’ spring training home, has venues in both leagues. Almora hasn’t played since Aug. 4, when he left a game in Clinton with what the Cougars are calling a bruised bone in his groin. Joining the team in May, Almora batted .329 with 17 doubles and 23 RBIs in 61 games after breaking the hamate bone in his hand during spring training.

Speaking before the Cougars’ 4-0 home loss to Beloit Thursday night, Johnson reflected on life in both fall programs. He has managed in instructional ball the past two seasons and twice played in the Arizona Fall League as a White Sox catching prospect before landing in the majors in 1998.

These days, Johnson is climbing the ranks as a manager. Like many of the Cou-

gars – who at 50-74 are three defeats from setting the franchise’s single-season loss record – he’s in his first full season after guiding Short-A Boise from 2011-12.

“It’s been a tough season. We’ve lost a lot of tough games. In the first half, we lost a lot of leads,” Johnson said. “It’s been a challenging but a rewarding year in both senses, because I’ve learned a lot from it, and I’ve got a lot of things I’m going to take from it and build off of it.

And I’m better from it. Even though the record doesn’t show it, I’m going to be a better manager and I think they’re going to be better players from a season like this.”

Resolve emerged as a theme elsewhere in the clubhouse Thursday. Cubs righthander Scott Baker rejoined the team from Advanced-A Daytona as he continues rehabbing from April 2012 Tommy John surgery on his throwing elbow. He’s set to start tonight against Beloit (71-58), and expects to be on a four-inning or 65-pitch limit.

Baker made three rehab starts with the Cougars in July, going 0-2 with a 13.50 ERA in 8 2/3 innings. He started just twice with Daytona, as a series of rainouts disrupted his schedule and eventually prompted a seven-day shutdown.

“I think it’s been a slower process than we would all have liked it to have gone, but it is what it is at this point,” Baker said. “I’ll just continue to try to get some of that arm strength back and basically build up the pitch count. It’s a work in progress, for sure, but I’m definitely feeling physically stronger since it has been such a long time since I pitched in a baseball game.”

Baker has not pitched in the majors since September 2011 with Minnesota. He said he has not been given official word by the Cubs, but expects to remain in the

minors until the season ends after Labor Day, and then be re-evaluated.

Earlier Thursday, 2013 Cubs draftees Rob Zastryzny (second-round left-hander) and Tyler Skulina (fourth-round right-hander) were placed on the disabled list after reaching their season innings limits.

Both players were drafted out of college and will be shut down until instructional league.

Zastryzny and Skulina were a piggyback tandem for

three games in Kane County.

In what turned out to be their final home appearance, Zastryzny pitched 3 2/3 innings of one-run relief after Skulina struggled against Clinton Tuesday night.

That came close to the stratosphere of Almora’s Fifth Third Bank Ballpark swan song, a 3 for 5 game against Wisconsin on Aug. 2.

The Cougars’ 2014 home opener is April 8 against Fort Wayne, but most expect Almora will be elsewhere.

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The Cougars distributed 2014 schedules – minus the yet-tobe determined promotional slate – and will open their second season as a Cubs affiliate April 3 at Quad Cities. The home opener is set for 6:30 p.m. April 8 against Fort Wayne.

The Cougars will host former Cubs affiliate Peoria over Memorial Day and Labor Day weekends and also entertain the Chiefs from July 1-3. Kane County will spend Independence Day at Clinton.

Nancy Faust returns to the organ for Sunday home games from May 4 to Aug. 31, while the high-flying Jesse White Tumblers are back with Saturday postgame performances from May 3 to Aug. 30.

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Oakland trip filled with opportunity BEARS INSIDER Hub Arkush The Bears will roll into Oakland for their third game of the preseason and final dress rehearsal for the regular season with starters with a full agenda and a long wish list as well.

First up for Marc Trestman’s team is to get the offense rolling both through the air and on the ground.

They need to pile up some yardage and points and try to accomplish that task with multiple weapons while securing the right side of the offensive line.

On its face, this game and this opponent appear to offer the offense a perfect canvas on which to paint. The Raiders were one of the worst defenses in the NFL in 2012 and a number of its best players like Richard Seymour, Tommy Kelly, Michael Huff and Philip Wheeler are gone.

True, a few solid veteran journeymen including Kevin Burnett, Tracy Porter, former Bear Nick Roach and future Hall of Famer Charles Woodson have been added. But this is a defense the Bears should beat, and beat up on

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Most importantly, Kyle Long and Jordan Mills need to put firm grips on their starting spots at right guard and right tackle as Trestman has now said Jermon Bushrod, Matt Slauson and Roberto Garcia are definitely the other three starters.

The Raiders were 18th against the run last year and 30th rushing the passer and the only defensive lineman on the roster of note is 13-year veteran Andre Carter, who will be a backup at end and situational pass rusher. Long and Mills must win the night to allow Trestman and Jay Cutler any confidence heading into the season.

The hysteria over Cutler focusing on Brandon Marshall vs. the Chargers was over-the- top silly, but with a full half and possibly a series in the third quarter it is critical that Cutler shows he knows where all his weapons are,

and perhaps more critical that Martellus Bennett, Alshon Jeffery and at least one wide receiver among Joe Anderson, Marquess Wilson and Devin Aromashodu prove they’re worthy of his attention.

Earl Bennett will almost certainly be a spectator. But Steve Maneri, Fendi Onobun, Leonard Pope, Kyle Adams and Gabe Miler cannot afford to again be the spectators they’ve been on the field in the first two preseason games.

Defensively, while the Bears certainly aren’t worried about him, it will be really nice to see Julius Peppers take his first snaps of the season, and Mel Tucker wants to see consistent and ferocious pressure on Raiders QB Matt Flynn every time he goes into his nickel package with Peppers, Corey Wootton and Shea McClellin all rushing the passer at the same time.

It is also critically important that

the Bears find a fourth defensive tackle. Henry Melton and Stephen Paea are locked into the starting lineup and Nate Collins appears to be a solid No. 3. But the Bears will play a three-man rotation at tackle and with Melton out with a concussion or should any of the three get nicked during the season, depth is critical. At the moment, there doesn’t appear top be any.

Most importantly for the defense, Jon Bostic needs to take a big step forward in Oakland. He’s had a nice training camp for a rookie and shows great promise, but that does you no good in Week 1 when he is your starter, which he is clearly going to be. D. J. Williams will not be ready.

What’s interesting here is when the Raiders run Darren McFadden, Marcel Reece and Rashad Jennings at you.

This is the one area where the Raiders can be a lot more than the JV when they’re healthy. This is going to be the hardest and biggest final exam of Bostic’s young life and Bears fans have to hope he gets to the right place at the right time a lot more than he has so far.

• Hub Arkush covers the Bears for Shaw Media and HubArkush.com.

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‘Golfing For Good’ outing breaks record KANE COUNTY CHRONICLE neighbors@kcchronicle.com ST. CHARLES – The 2013 “Golfing For Good” outing that took place in June at the Royal Fox Country Club in St. Charles raised $32,000 for the St. Charles Noon Kiwanis and Lazarus House.

The outing was a record-breaking event, with Kiwanis presenting $16,000 to Lazarus House, as their share of the fundraising efforts.

Both organizations serve the chilProvided photo dren and the needy within the local community. The money will go to- St. Charles Noon Kiwanis co-chair Brian Ducey (from left), Lazarus House director Liz Eakins, Donna Bauer of Lazarus House, Julie Purcell of Lazarus ward each organization’s missions of House, Kiwanis president Betsy Penny and Kiwanis co-chair Michael Larson showcase the funds raised at the 2013 “Golfing for Good” outing that took place in June. serving children and families.

Cardboard boat race launches fundraising drive

8NEIGHBORS BRIEFS St. Charles musician attends summer performance center

Photos by Al Benson

LEFT: Aurora Police Department investigators Eric Swastek (left) and Nick Gartner paddle to victory in the Fox Valley United Way’s 11th annual “What Floats Your Cardboard Boat Race” on Aug. 17. ABOVE: Aurora’s Hesed House homeless shelter representatives floated a five-part convoy during the race. A record 23 boats competed in the race on Mastodon Lake at Phillips Park in Aurora.

This summer, Zachary Nunnery of St. Charles spent two weeks studying jazz at Birch Creek Music Performance Center in Door County, Wis. Nunnery is the son of Tracey Johnson and Larry Nunnery.

He is a student at St. Charles East High School in St. Charles.

He studies guitar and was among 40 young musicians selected from throughout the country to attend one of two big band jazz sessions at the school, which provides intensive, performance-based instruction to promising young musicians between the ages of 12 and 19 by immersing them in a professional, mentoring environment.

Students are given the opportunity to hone their technical skills and learn firsthand about the life of a professional musician.

During their two-week residency over the summer, students attending the Birch Creek Big Band

Jazz session performed eight joint concerts with their teachers before paying concert-goers.

For more information about Birch Creek and its programs, visit www. birchcreek.org.

Local receives board of dental sleep medicine certification ST. CHARLES – Local dentist Lynn Lipskis recently received certification from the American Board of Dental Sleep Medicine.

To sit for the certification examination, a licensed dentist must meet or exceed all eligibility criteria designated by the board for education, clinical experience and patient care.

The board certification exam tests candidates on their understanding of oral appliance therapy, including treatment selection, proper fitting techniques and long-term, follow-up care.

Lipskis practices at 15 N. Sixth Ave. in St. Charles.

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GETTING AHEAD Below are promotions and accomplishments recently announced by area professionals. Additional announcements and headshots can be emailed to neighbors@kcchronicle.com. Questions can be directed to the Kane County Chronicle features editor at 630-845-5233.

Steve Ciaccio has established Ciaccio Wealth Management Ltd. The firm is based in Batavia and provides financial and advisory services to clients in several states. Ciaccio, who has studied the financial market extensively, earned an MBA degree with a concentration in finance from DePaul University and is also a certified public accountant. Securities and advisory services are provided through LPL Financial, a registered investment advisor. Member FINRA/SIPC.

James F. McCluskey of Batavia is a founding member of the law firm Momkus McCluskey in Lisle and has been elected secretary of the Illinois State Bar Association. Long active in the ISBA, McCluskey is a member of the Board of Governors and previously served as a member of its assembly and was chairman of its Agenda and Practice Committee. In 2008, he won the DuPage County Bar Association’s “Lawyer of the Year” award for distinguished leadership and meritorious service.

MILESTONES ANNIVERSARY ANNOUNCEMENT Roger and Sheila Foust Sheila (McCole) and Roger Foust of Batavia will celebrate their 70th wedding anniversary with an open house Saturday, Aug. 24, in Batavia.

The event will be hosted by the couple’s daughter Marsha Sikkema.

The couple was married Aug. 24, 1943, in Columbia, S.C. The Foust’s first lived in Kalamazoo, Mich.

Roger Foust retired from a job as a data processing manager in 2006. Sheila Foust was a homemaker.

The couple have a son, Stephen (Nancy) Foust of Batavia, and five daughters, Marguerite (Melvin) Deephouse of Burlington, Wis.; Janice Jett, of Portage, Mich.; Sikkema of Batavia;

Julie (Simon) Shipp of Shanghai, China; and Robin (Dan) Ten Cate of Portage, Mich.

The Foust’s have seven grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.

The couple enjoy attending

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Kane County Chronicle • Friday, Aug. 23, 2013 • Page 27 • KCChronicle.com

Seductive looks of ZDX belie its practical nature Acura’s ZDX combines the best features of a sport utility vehicle with a sedan or, more to the point, a coupe.

It rides high enough to maneuver through some tough clay, dirt or gravel roadways.

While doing so, it retains the profile of, if not a sedan, a coupe. It has the sloping rooftop at the rear to give it that look. It also has four doors and seating for three in the rear seat, plus two in front, so the sedan function has not been forgotten.

The height is surprising and is the first thing noticed when getting in and out of the vehicle.

With a ground clearance of 7.9 inches, the ZDX resembles an SUV, which it should since this is a crossover vehicle (shared SUV and car characteristics).

Taller folk might have to duck while stepping into the ZDX. During a recent test week in the ZDX, one guest driver remarked, “While driving it you forget you are in a crossover and that first step in or out is higher than you think. Something I guess you would get used to.”

Electronic marvels abound on this all-wheel-drive, fourdoor, five-passenger crossover with a list price of $46,120.

Standard, for example, is SWAWD. This acronym for super handling all-wheel-drive means engine torque is delivered to each wheel in accordance with driving conditions. These conditions include ice, snow, sand, mud and hills. This system does not enhance braking. It is the responsibility of the driver to steer, accelerate and brake as so inclined.

Acura warns this vehicle can cross shallow streams, but nothing too deep. It also is good on slopes and tame gullies.

Also on board are front and rear parking sensors, and safety systems such as blind spot information, center forward collision and lane departure warnings.

The lane departure system

Provided photo

The 2013 Acura ZDX hatchback is powered by a 3.7-liter 300-horsepower, single overhead cam, 24-valve, V6 engine mated to a six-speed shiftable automatic transmission.

BEHIND THE WHEEL Jerry Kuyper can be turned off if it is an annoyance. Cameras at the corners of the rear bumper detect vehicles approaching either side of the ZDX and this blind spot information is relayed to the driver via the power exterior mirrors.

Cameras for lane departure and forward collision systems are embedded in the back of the self-dimming rear view mirror.

If the windshield is clouded by fog or snow, the systems do not work.

Naturally, nothing should hang from the rear view mirror that would cover a camera.

If the ZDX forward collision

system senses an impact is imminent, it will begin the emergency braking process.

Other standard safety fare include traction and stability controls, an antilock braking system, airbags in front, front sides, overhead two rows, child seats with latches, daytime running lamps and tire pressure monitoring system.

Besides Xenon high intensity headlights, power features include the rear liftgate and glass moonroof. The rear window is equipped with a power sunshade. Controls are in front but the liftgate also can be opened by the remote keyless entry fob.

This is a smart start crossover, so starting it is by pushing a button on the dashboard with the fob nearby. Normal power features are door locks, front leather (heated) ventilated

seats, tilt and telescoping steering wheel, express windows up and down in front and the aforementioned exterior mirrors that also fold and are heated.

Memory settings are for driver’s seat, exterior mirrors and steering wheel position.

A quiet vehicle, the ZDX is insulated to keep most road and engine noise outside the cabin.

A strut and multilink suspension system keeps the vehicle on a steady and even pace, even over rough roads. Seats are big and commodious in front and provide comfortable legroom to humans with a height in excess of 6 feet, 2 inches.

For a vehicle with the lines of a coupe, the ZDX has more than adequate storage space.

There are 27.5 cubic feet when the second row is upright and 69.6 cubic feet when it is down.

The storage area is carpeted and lighted. Beneath the floor is storage for a spare tire and wheel.

The ZDX has 19-inch performance tires mounted on alloy wheels, which add to its chiseled exterior allure. This is one of the best-looking crossovers around. The 13-inch-plus disc brakes, front and rear, almost guarantee a stopping distance of 120 feet from 60 miles per hour.

A 3.7-liter, 24-valve, single overhead cam engine delivers 300 horsepower. The engine is mated to a shiftable six-speed automatic transmission. Paddle shifters behind the steering wheel are smart and can serve several functions. Owners can consult details beginning on page 189 of the owner’s manual.

The powerplant, when properly equipped, can tow a 1,500 pound trailer.

Acura advises no more than 850 pounds be carried in the cabin and trunk at any one time. This translates into two 150 pound adults and 550 pounds of cargo or variations thereof.

During the test week, the fairly heavy (4,452 pounds) ZDX averaged 22.2 miles per gallon with two persons aboard.

Travel primarily was on fourlane roads. Premium fuel is required for the 21-gallon tank.

The 10-speaker sound system with hard disc drive serves a navigation system with screen, Bluetooth, iPod and USB, compact disc and MP3 players, AM-FM and satellite radio.

Cabin air is filtered. In addition, there is cruise control, zoned air conditioning and heating, intermittent wipers, fog lights in front and dual chrome exhaust tips at the rear.

Assembled in Canada, the ZDX carries a six year or 70,000 mile powertrain warranty. The standard warranty with 24-hour roadside assistance is for four years or 50,000 miles.

For information, visit www. acura.com.

Kane County Chronicle / KCChronicle.com • Friday, August 23, 2013

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Eric Bana talks about ‘Closed Circuit’

Newspaper Enterprise Association TODAY – Keep your money in a safe place and keep a sharp eye on your assets in the coming months. Don’t make any questionable loans – hurt feelings would only result. Focus on stability, security and improving your relationships with the people you care about most.

VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) – A reunion with colleagues, peers or classmates will get you thinking about past relationships. Don’t dwell on them – new relationships will have more to offer.

LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) – A change in the way you feel about someone is likely. Don’t overreact or jump to conclusions. Be prepared to ride out any storm you face until you have more options.

SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) – Go out of your way to take part in an adventure that encourages learning and meeting people from different walks of life. Your overall focus could change, with positive, if drastic, results.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) – You’ll find plenty of ways to improve your surroundings as well as your relationships. A move due to a job opportunity looks promising. Be prepared to adapt to shifting trends.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) – You’ll be forced to deal with people who are quick to judge and make assumptions. Don’t let them jeopardize an important relationship. Deal with a stressful problem before it escalates.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) – Refuse to let anyone stand between you and your plans for success. You’ll need to go out of your way to discuss what you have to offer with someone who can help you.

PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) – You can stabilize your legal, financial or medical situation through the contacts made while networking or attending a seminar or conference. New things you learn in the process will prove quite valuable.

ARIES (March 21-April 19) – Slow down and enjoy what life has to offer. Step back from a situation that is tiresome or potentially damaging to your emotional wellness. A little self-pampering will lead to a better attitude.

TAURUS (April 20-May 20) – Get out and have some fun. Partying with friends, taking part in a fun activity or traveling to an enticing destination will enhance your outlook and your relationships.

GEMINI (May 21-June 20) – You need to ask questions if you suspect you are being misinformed. Go over your personal papers and make sure you have everything in order before making a major decision.

CANCER (June 21-July 22) – It’s a good cycle to firm up any offers or ask for perks that will make a decision easier or a change more inviting. Put your goals ahead of your personal feelings for the moment.

LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) – Let your feelings be known regarding an important matter.

Whether you are in a relationship already or pursuing someone new, you can spark a flame and commit to building a happy future.

By ED SYMKUS More Content Now Most American movie audiences first caught notice of Australian actor Eric Bana when he took on the part of the big green beast in Ang Lee’s “Hulk.” But Bana (real last name Banadinovich) had no interest in landing any additional comic book roles.

In “Munich,” he played a troubled Mossad agent.

“Star Trek” featured him as the villainous Romulan Captain Nero. He got to be the love interest in “The Time Traveler’s Wife.”

Now, as a co-lead with Rebecca Hall in “Closed Circuit,” he plays Martin, a veteran British barrister who’s working on a controversial terrorist case while trying to keep a lid on the affair he had with Claudia (Hall), the woman who’s been assigned to the same case.

Bana, 45, recently spoke about the film and his character in New York.

Ed Symkus: Martin’s marriage is broken, and there was an affair. Would it be proper to say that he’s kind of a cad?

Eric Bana: He was a bit more of a cad on the page.

He was definitely more of a smart-aleck than he appears in the final cut. But I can see why those moments were cut out. I remember [director] John Crowley saying to me, during the editing process, that the film speaks to him very strongly, telling him exactly what it wants to be.

So, there were quite a lot of moments along the way that explored other sides of Martin’s character.

ES: As an actor, how do you feel about that happening?

EB: Those sides were

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there on the page, and I was encouraging them. I enjoyed the real smart-aleck component to Martin, which can come naturally to me (laughs).

So, I was happy to go down that road. There are still elements of it there, but it’s definitely toned down.

We don’t know much about the affair between Martin and Claudia, like even when it happened.

I don’t think it was super important for us to flesh it out. I guess the most important element was that they had been together; they had a past relationship; and they had lied on oath [involving the case].

Therein lies the drama for the audience, and I guess that sort of helps ramp up the stakes.

I always assumed that it wasn’t Claudia that caused his marriage to fail. I never had that seed planted. I never felt that there was some crazy affair, and Martin left his wife.

I didn’t want to play the idea that she’d been some

kind of home wrecker.

ES: What’s the motivation of your character?

EB: I took it as a given that he was already a very successful barrister, so I wasn’t so much focused on how driven he was. It was more about playing that character at that point of his life, as opposed to that point of his career.

He has the responsibility of a son. He has a very important career. He’s at a great stage of his life in that regards, but obviously still has very strong feelings for this woman [Claudia]. For whatever reason, they’re not together, and suddenly he’s thrust into this very high-profile case. From a human level, I found all of that really interesting.

ES: Have any films you’ve been in caused you to have a greater belief in something?

EB: I’m lucky enough to say that most of the films I’ve worked on have definitely educated me, to some degree, on some sub-

ject matter, or some area.

That’s, to me, the best part of the job, whether it be researching ancient Greek literature or looking into the situation between the Israelis and the Palestinians in “Munich.”

So, I’d like to say I’ve learned something on most, if not all the films I’ve worked on.

I don’t know if there’s ever been a huge moment where I’ve decided to pick up a gun and go and fight for something. I think I’m more fascinated by human beings rather than causes.

I’m more fascinated by the human condition and people’s behavior and what makes people do things and not do things.

I’m not saying that I don’t care about things, because I do. I have strong personal beliefs. But I’ve always felt that unless I’m an absolute expert in the field, I don’t want to be in front of a microphone.

• “Closed Circuit” opens on Wednesday.

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Ex-military man is bombing with the ladies Summer love turns Dear Abby: I’m not sure how you can help me, but I’d appreciate some input. I’m in my 50s and retired from the military.

As a young man, I was so shy I couldn’t speak to girls. I joined the military early and came out of my shell, but the demands of military life made it hard for me to meet or date anyone. Most of my adult life in the service has been spent taking care of soldiers’ emotional, financial and professional needs so they could do their jobs.

I can’t seem to convince women to date me. They say I “have no relationship history” so I don’t know how to compromise or share. I can change my wardrobe, I can lose some weight, but I can’t change my “history.”

I just want a chance to meet a special someone. Please help me. – Frustrated In Texas Dear Frustrated: You are the second longtime bachelor who has asked me this question in the last several weeks! I don’t know what pop psychologist came up with the thesis that never-married men are to be avoided. If anything,

DEAR ABBY Jeanne Phillips your letter shows how dangerous it is to make blanket generalizations.

A man like you has much to offer. You are stable, have no bitter ex-wives who will interfere in a relationship, no children who are still trying to “find” themselves or tell you they hate your lady friends, and no alimony.

Perhaps you should mention this to the next woman who tells you she doesn’t want to date you because you have no “history.”

Intelligent women will want to meet you, get to know you, and be willing to help you CREATE a history together. And those women who aren’t willing aren’t worth your time.

Dear Abby: My partner, “Kevin,” and I have been together for 12 years. Although we have a close and loving relationship, one major sticking point has dogged

us from early on.

I am 19 years younger than Kevin and very outgoing. I enjoy spending time with friends and socializing. However, if I become friends with someone, Kevin will find something wrong with the person, make unkind comments about them to me and make me feel guilty for wanting to be with them.

The friend’s gender or sexual orientation has no bearing. What should I do? – “Dan” In Pittsburgh Dear “Dan:” Start by recognizing that what Kevin is doing may be a reflection of his insecurity.

The more time you spend with someone else, the less you spend with him.

Try this: The next time you become friendly with someone and Kevin starts putting the person down, don’t take the bait. Tell him he’s entitled to his opinion and if he’d like to join you, he is welcome. If not, you’ll see him later.

• Write Dear Abby at www. dearabby.com.

Ease pain from Achilles tendinitis with RICE Dear Doctor K: I have Achilles tendinitis. What can I do to ease the pain in my foot?

Dear Reader: Your Achilles tendon – a rope of sturdy tissue that connects muscle to bone – runs up the back of your heel. Achilles tendinitis occurs when the tendon becomes inflamed. This causes pain and sometimes tenderness and swelling in the back of the heel.

The pain is often described as a burning sensation. It’s worse during any activity that stresses the tendon, like walking or running. (I’ve put an illustration showing where Achilles tendinitis occurs on my website, AskDoctorK.com.)

A related problem is Achilles tendinosis. It occurs when the tendon degrades – much like a rope fraying. The symptoms and treatment of Achilles tendinitis and tendinosis are very similar.

Achilles tendinitis usually results from overuse or exertion while running, especially up and down hills. It often begins following a period of increased training.

It is more likely to occur in people who are overweight, and during training outdoors in winter. I’m not sure why it’s more likely to occur in winter; it could be that

ASK DOCTOR K Anthony L. Komaroff cold temperatures make the Achilles tendon stiffer and more easily injured.

Swelling and stiffness can worsen with exercise. To prevent this, do warm-up stretches before you exercise. Poorly fitting shoes may also contribute, so make sure your shoes fit properly.

An ultrasound test can show the inflamed area around the tendon, but such a test usually is not necessary. The symptoms and physical examination by a doctor make the diagnosis clear.

Treatment of Achilles tendinitis and Achilles tendinosis involves a regimen called RICE: rest, ice, compression and elevation. RICE helps limit pain and additional damage: • Rest: Reduce your activity and sit or lie down.

• Ice: To reduce inflammation, apply ice to the injury.

• Compression: Wrap an elastic compression bandage around the injured area to provide support and reduce swelling. Wrap it snugly, but not too tightly.

• Elevation: To reduce inflammation and pain, prop up your foot above waist level.

If needed, take a nonprescription pain reliever. If your tendon is swollen and warm, try ibuprofen or naproxen.

Once the pain and swelling are gone, gently stretch your tendon to strengthen it.

If the pain and swelling persist, see a foot care specialist. He or she may recommend physical therapy. The doctor may also prescribe heel lifts or Achilles’ heel cushions to provide support and take pressure off your injured tendons.

A night splint can help, too, by keeping the Achilles tendon in a stretched position while you sleep.

Avoid steroid injections into the inflamed area around the tendon, as the steroids can weaken the tendon and make it more likely to rupture.

Be patient. These conditions can take six to 12 months to heal.

If your tendon has completely ruptured or torn away from the bone, you may need surgery.

• Dr. Komaroff is a physician and professor at Harvard Medical School. Visit www.AskDoctorK. com to send questions and get additional information.

into unkept promises

Dr. Wallace: While on vacation this summer, I met a really nice guy in Florida at the beach. We saw each other every day for two straight weeks. The day that I was returning home with my family, we told each other that we were in love and promised not to date others.

Well, now that I’m home I’m sorry that I made that promise. I still like this boy, but I don’t like the idea of not dating guys in my school.

In fact, I don’t even know if I will ever see Josh again. I know that I should contact him and tell him how I feel, but I think that would hurt his feelings.

What should I do?

My sister thinks that I made a promise and that I should keep it. – Emily, Green Bay, Wis. Dear Emily: Don’t be so sure that you would hurt Josh’s feelings if you told him that you’d like to date other guys.

Now that you are so far away, he, too, might be having second thoughts about maintaining a long-distance steady relationship.

Write (or call) and express your feelings about going steady, but tell him that you would enjoy being his pen pal.

Dr. Wallace: I’m very disappointed in your answer to a young lady who wrote to you asking if she should be loyal to her boyfriend who was recently sent to prison for nine years.

You told her not to stay loyal to him and for her to “get on with her life.” That was a terrible thing to tell her.

If she loves the guy, she has an obligation to do the right thing – wait for his prison

’TWEEN 12 & 20 Robert Wallace release, marry him and have a very happy “rest of her life.” I’m a former prisoner, and I was married to a wonderful young lady who was loyal and waited four long years for me to be released.

We are now a very happy couple and parents of two young boys.

I love my family and know I will go straight from now on. – Nameless, Jackson, Miss.

Dear Nameless: Your wife did the right thing by being loyal and patiently waiting for your release from prison. I’m sure your love for your family is so strong that you will never place yourself in a situation where you could be returned to prison.

The young lady who wrote to me was 19, and she was not married to the guy in prison. Why should she sit at home twiddling her thumbs for nine years when she could be enjoying an active social life?

Had the girl been married to the guy behind bars, even though she was 19, she would have been obliged to wait for his release because she made the commitment to “love and to cherish until death do us part.”

The girl who contacted me had made no such commitment!

• Dr. Robert Wallace welcomes questions from readers. Although he is unable to reply to all of them individually, he will answer as many as possible in this column. Email him at rwallace@galesburg.net.

CROSSWORD

SUDOKU

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CELEBRITY CIPHER

Jeffrey Kluger, a senior writer at Time magazine, said, “Science has yet to isolate the Godiva chocolate or Prada gene, but that doesn’t mean your weakness for pricey swag isn’t woven into your DNA.” When declarer is in a contract with poor communications, the defenders should work to isolate him in one hand or the other.

In today’s deal, South was in three no-trump. What happened after West led his singleton spade?

East opened with a weak two-bid. South made the normal three-heart overcall. Then North wondered about a slam in clubs, but knew that misfits are dangerous. So he cue-bid three spades, asking his partner to bid three no-trump with a spade stopper.

South had seven top tricks: one spade, two hearts, two diamonds and two clubs. After winning with his spade ace over East’s queen, declarer should have tried to establish dummy’s clubs, playing three rounds of the suit. Here, he would have cruised home with at least one overtrick.

However, the original South crossed to dummy’s diamond ace and played a heart to his jack.

West won with his queen and returned a diamond. South understandably finessed dummy’s jack. But now East did very well, winning with his queen, cashing the spade king to cut declarer’s communication with his hand, and shifting to a low club. Declarer won with dummy’s king, cashed the diamond king (more bad news) and club ace, then played another club. But East won and put South into his hand to lose one more heart trick to West’s 10.

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Geneva TWO FAMILIES 750 Kelley Dr

Friday 8am-2pm

1210 Shoop Dr Treadmill, bikes, toys, baby, household.

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1211 S. 6th St.

Between Fellows & McKinley

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Sugar Grove

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32 HORNE ST Foosball table, Chinese casino game, Oak drafting table & chair, antiques, woodcarvings, bottle stoppers, books, household items Please No Early Birds

96 Roosevelt St AUG. 21ST-23RD. 9AM-4PM WOMEN'S CLOTHING, FURNITURE, BIKES, TOYS, MISC ITEMS MORE TO BE ADDED AS SALE DAY APPROACHES!

1026 Oak Street Baby boy clothes nb-9months, accessories & toys.

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Dryer. Maytag. Gas. White.

Great condition. $299.

630-973-3528

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Rocker for Child - White Wicker $65 847-464-5543

1997 FORD THUNDERBIRD V-8 4.6 engine, alloy wheels. power seats / windows / sunroof.

Premium Sony CD,105,600 miles.

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22,400 miles, excellent condition $14,810. Greg 815-670-1982

SWIVEL ROCKERS (2) – Matching Patterned fabric. Excellent Condition. $200 for the pair. Sold as set.

847-659-1852 2006 Dodge Ram 1500 Pickup, $7500/obo, 136K Miles, V8, Quad WING BACK CHAIRS (2) Cab, White, Tow Package, DeKalb, Matching, off white & mauve pattern, exc cond. No smoking, 815-751-6035 no pet home. $150/pair.

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Craftsman Planer Model #172.26729, 3-1/4”.

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PIANO - Grand. Kurtzmann. Mahogany. 4 blocks from downtown St. Charles. Moving. Must sell. $400 630-377-1571

PATIO SET - Metal, 3 piece curved with cushions, $125/all.

847-464-5543 Wicker Settee & Chair Antique with cushions, good cond! $150 847-464-5543

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1990 & Newer Will beat anyone's price by $300.

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OUTDOOR PING PONG TABLE Brand new Stiga Baja full size Rtl $700, Asking $389 630-377-0735 Follow Kane County Chronicle on Twitter @kcchronicle

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630-232-7226 SOUTH ELGIN ~ LARGE 2BR

S. E. Schools, A/C, W/D, no pets.

Garage, $900 + utilities.

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Studio $450,1BR $650, 2BR $850 NO PETS! a630-841-0590

ST. CHARLES Off/Ware Space 1,568sf - 19,000sf.

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Quality, private living for employed 815-751-4505. women, teacher, nurse, divorcee.

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Fireplace, heat, gas, water incl.

A/C, D/W, disposal, microwave, blinds, patios, clubhouse, pool.

Garages available, small pets OK.

815-814-1964 Female Cat. Med length hair.

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7 years old. Front declawed, spayed. Grew up with small dog, not cats. Extremely loving & docile. 630-464-7827

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I BUY CARS, TRUCKS, VANS & SUVs

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WINE PRESS ~ IRON. 3 legs, also a grape grinder for making wine or display. $375/ea. 847-464-5543

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Unique items, collectibles, kitchen items, living room furniture, flute, pressure washer, mens clothes, Dr. Martins, kids winter coats, Cars Inc., dive skin, purses – Vera, Coach, etc., jewelry, Mercury glass ornaments, Asian decor, trinket boxes, more added daily.

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Lawn Mower- Husqvarna w/Briggs & Stratton Engine. Starts every time!!! $30 630 513-0248

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Sat 8am-3pm SAT, 8/24 8-4

TV 32” Insignia

Older works perfect, 20” TV/VCR Toshiba, older, 20” TV/VCR Memorex $40/ea.

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Kane County is accepting proposals (RFP 09-013 Electronic Monitoring) from qualified Vendors to provide electronic monitoring services for the Kane County Adult Court Services.

Proposal will be accepted in the Kane County Purchasing Office, until 4 PM, Friday, September 20, 2013, when they will be publicly opened.

Christopher Rossman County Purchasing Director AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY (Published in the Kane County Chronicle, August 23, 2013.)

PUBLIC NOTICE

PUBLIC NOTICE

FORECLOSURE SALE

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT KANE COUNTY, ILLINOIS that the following property shall be sold at public auction to the highest bidder pursuant to the Judgment of Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. successor the Circuit Court of the Sixteenth Ju- by merger to Wells Fargo Home dicial Circuit, Kane County, Illinois, Mortgage, Inc., in Case No. 13 CH 412, PSB Cre- Plaintiff, dict Services, Inc. v. Tog Klim, LLC, et al., Defendants. vs.

The name, address and telephone number of the person to contact for information regarding the real estate is: Cara Mulder, PSB Credit Services, Inc., 508 Third Street, Prinsburg, Minnesota, 56281, Telephone: (320) 9786351.

The common address and improvements of the real estate are:14-16 Douglas Avenue, Elgin, Illinois, 60120.

The property will NOT be open for inspection, and plaintiff makes no representation as to the condition of the property. Prospective bidders are admonished to check the court file to verify all information.

The time and place of the sale are: September 26, 2013, at 9:00 a.m. in Room JC100 of the Kane County Judicial Center, 34W755 Illinois Route 38, St. Charles, Illinois.

Hildegarde Glueckstein; Bank of America, NA; Jane Klunk; Therese Glueckstein a/k/a Tess Glueckstein; Robert Glueckstein a/k/a Robert Glueckstein, Jr.; Elizabeth Brueckman a/k/a Betsy Breuckman; Geoffery Glueckstein a/k/a Geoff Glueckstein; John Glueckstein; Unknown Heirs and Legatees of Carol A. Winfield a/k/a Carol Wingfield; Unknown Owners and Nonrecord Claimants; Richard Kuhn, as Special Representative for Carol K. Wingfield a/k/a Carol Wingfield (deceased), Defendants.

13 CH 1240 NOTICE TO HEIRS AND LEGATEES Notice is hereby given to you, the Unknown Heirs and Unknown Legatees of the decedent, Carol A. Wingfield a/k/a Carol Wingfield, that on July 23, 2013, an order was entered by the Court, naming Richard W. Kuhn, 552 S. Washington Street, Suite 100, Naperville, Illinois 60540, Tel. No. (630) 420-8228, as the Special Representative of the above named decedent(s) under 735 ILCS 131209 (Death of a Party). The cause of action for the Foreclosure of a certain Mortgage upon the premises commonly known as: 1105 Meghan Avenue, Algonquin, IL 60102.

Sale terms: This is an "as is" sale for cash. The successful bidder must deposit 10% down in cash or certified funds, and the balance is due, in certified funds, within 24 hours of the sale, and the required fee, if any, for deposit into the Abandoned Residential Property Municipality Relief Fund. There will be no refunds. The real estate is subject to the unpaid general real estate taxes, to any unpaid special assessments, and to all easements, reservations and restrictions of (Published in the Kane County record.

Chronicle August 9, 16, 23, 2013) (Published in the Kane County Chronicle, August 23, 30 & April 6, 2013.)

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PUBLIC NOTICE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT

KANE COUNTY, ILLINOIS NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE

BY PUBLICATION FIRST STATE BANK, an Illinois Banking Corporation, Plaintiff, v.

ALFRED C. BRADEN, SHIRLEY M. BRADEN, CYNTHIA ANN BRADEN, VICTORIA R. NELSON, FRANK A. BRADEN, UNKNOWN OWNERS and NON-RECORD CLAIMANTS, Defendants. Case No. 13 CH 1844. The requisite Affidavit for Publication having been filed, notice is hereby given you, ALL NONRECORD CLAIMANTS and ALL UNKNOWN OWNERS, defendants in the above-entitled cause, that a suit has been commenced in the Circuit Court of the Sixteenth Judicial Circuit, Kane County, Illinois by the Plaintiff, against you praying for the foreclosure of a certain mortgage conveying the premises described as follows, to wit: THAT PART OF THE SOUTH 1/2 OF SECTION 26, TOWNSHIP 41 NORTH, RANGE 7 EAST OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: COMMENCING AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF THE SOUTHWEST 1/4 OF SAID SECTION; THENCE WESTERLY ALONG THE SOUTH LINE OF SAID SOUTHWEST 1/4 247.5 FEET; THENCE NORTHERLY PARALLEL WITH THE EAST LINE OF SAID SOUTHWEST 1/4 345.19 FEET FOR THE POINT OF BEGINNING; THENCE CONTINUING NORTHERLY ALONG SAID PARALLEL LINE 142.83 FEET; THENCE EASTERLY PARALLEL WITH THE SOUTH LINE OF SAID SOUTHWEST 1/4 AND THE SOUTH LINE OF THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF SAID SECTION 1560.22 FEET TO THE EAST LINE OF THE SOUTHWEST 1/4 OF SAID SOUTHEAST 1/4; THENCE SOUTHERLY ALONG SAID EAST LINE 139.63 FEET; THENCE WESTERLY PARALLEL WITH THE SOUTH LINE OF SAID SOUTHEAST 1/4 152.71 FEET; THENCE SOUTHERLY AT RIGHT ANGLES TO THE LAST DESCRIBED COURSE 37.33 FEET; THENCE SOUTHWESTERLY ALONG A LINE THAT FORMS AN ANGLE OF 117 DEGREES, 14 MINUTES, 04 SECONDS, MEASURED COUNTERCLOCKWISE WITH THE LAST DESCRIBED COURSE, 38.05 FEET; THENCE NORTHWESTERLY ALONG A LINE THAT FORMS AN ANGLE OF 115 DEGREES, 52 MINUTES, 39 SECONDS, MEASURED COUNTERCLOCKWISE WITH THE LAST DESCRIBED COURSE, 91.05 FEET; THENCE WESTERLY PARALLEL WITH THE SOUTH LINE OF THE SOUTHEAST 1/4, 238.0 FEET; THENCE NORTHERLY PARALLEL WITH THE WEST LINE OF SAID SOUTHEAST 1/4 60.0 FEET; THENCE WESTERLY PARALLEL WITH THE SOUTH LINE OF SAID SOUTHEAST 1/4, 110.0 FEET; THENCE SOUTHERLY PARALLEL WITH THE WEST LINE OF SAID SOUTHEAST 1/4 63.20 FEET; THENCE WESTERLY PARALLEL WITH THE SOUTH LINE OF THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 AND THE SOUTH LINE OF THE SOUTHWEST 1/4 952.31 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING, IN THE TOWNSHIP OF PLATO, KANE COUNTY, ILLINOIS. Commonly known as: 9N080 Corron Rd., Elgin, IL 60124, and which said mortgage was made by ALFRED C. BRADEN and SHIRLEY M. BRADEN, as Mortgagor and titleholder of record, to Valley Community Bank, as Mortgagee, and recorded in the Office of The Recorder of Deeds of Kane County, Illinois, as Document No. 2008K059087, and for such other relief prayed; that summons was

prayed duly issued out of the Circuit Court of the Sixteenth Judicial Circuit against you as provided by law, and that the said suit is now pending. NOW, THEREFORE, unless you, the above said defendants, file your answer to the complaint for foreclosure in this cause or otherwise make your appearance therein, in the Circuit Court of the Sixteenth Judicial Circuit, Kane County, Illinois, held at the Kane County Courthouse, in the City of Geneva, 100 South Third Street, on or before the 30th day of September, 2013, default may be entered against you and each of you at any time after that day and a judgment for foreclosure entered in accordance with the prayer of the complaint for foreclosure. James F. White, White & Ekker, P.C., 263 Main Street, Sugar Grove, IL 60554, 630-466-1600, No. 6202089.

(Published in the Kane County Chronicle, August 23, 30 & September 6, 2013.)

PUBLIC NOTICE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT KANE COUNTY, ILLINOIS PSB CREDIT SERVICES, INC., Plaintiff, v.

TOG KLIM, LLC, UNKNOWN OWNERS and NON-RECORD CLAIMANTS, Defendants.

Case No. 13 CH 412 NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to a Judgment of Foreclosure entered by the Court in the above-entitled cause, the property hereinafter described, or so much thereof as shall be sufficient to satisfy the judgment, shall be sold to the highest bidder as follows:

Kane County Chronicle / kcchronicle.com THENCE WEST ALONG THE SOUTH LINE OF SAID LOT 2, 6.5 FEET; THENCE NORTH 33 DEGREES, 20 MINUTES, 0 SECONDS WEST PARALLEL WITH THE EASTERLY LINE OF NORTH GROVE AVENUE (FORMERLY RIVER STREET) 33 FEET; THENCE NORTHEASTERLY 30 FEET TO A POINT ON THE WEST LINE OF SAID LOT 1, 44 FEET NORTH OF THE SOUTHWEST CORNER THEREOF; THENCE EAST PARALLEL WITH THE SOUTH LINE OF SAID LOT 1; 66 FEET TO THE EAST LINE OF SAID LOT 1; THENCE SOUTH ALONG SAID EAST LINE 44 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING, IN THE CITY OF ELG1N, KANE COUNTY, ILLINOIS.

A. The name, address and telephone number of the person to contact for information regarding the real estate is: Cara Mulder, PSB Credit Services, Inc., 508 Third Street, Prinsburg, Minnesota, 56281, Telephone: (320) 978- PARCEL 2: THE NORTH 22 FEET (MEA6351.

SURED ON THE EAST LINE THEREB. The common address and OF) OF THE FOLLOWING DEother common description, if any, SCRIBED PREMISES: THAT PART of the real estate is 14-16 Douglas OF LOTS 1 AND 2 IN BLOCK 19 OF THE ORIGINAL TOWN OF ELGIN, Avenue, Elgin, Illinois 60120.

ON THE EAST SIDE OF THE FOX C. The legal description of the RIVER DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: BEGINNING AT THE SOUTHEAST real estate is: CORNER OF SAID LOT 1; THENCE WEST ALONG THE SOUTH LINE OF PARCEL 1: THE SOUTH 22 FEET (MEA- SAID LOT 1, 66 FEET TO THE SURED ON THE EAST LINE THERE- SOUTHWEST CORNER THEREOF; OF) OF THE FOLLOWING DE- THENCE WEST ALONG THE SOUTH SCRIBED PREMISES: THAT PART LINE OF SAID LOT 2, 6.5 FEET; OF LOTS 1 AND 2 IN BLOCK 19 OF THENCE NORTH 33 DEGREES 20 THE ORIGINAL TOWN OF ELGIN, MINUTES WEST PARALLEL WITH ON THE EAST SIDE OF THE FOX THE EASTERLY LINE OF NORTH RIVER, DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: GROVE AVENUE (FORMERLY RIVER BEGINNING AT THE SOUTHEAST STREET) 33 FEET; THENCE CORNER OF SAID LOT 2; THENCE NORTHEASTERLY 30 FEET TO A WEST ALONG THE SOUTH LINE OF POINT ON THE WEST LINE OF SAID SAID LOT 1, 66 FEET TO THE LOT 1, 44 FEET NORTH OF THE SOUTHWEST CORNER THEREOF; SOUTHWEST CORNER THEREOF;

THENCE EAST PARALLEL TO THE SOUTH LINE OF SAID LOT 1, 66 FEET TO THE EAST LINE OF SAID LOT 1; THENCE SOUTH ALONG SAID EAST LINE 44 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING, IN THE CITY OF ELGIN, KANE COUNTY, ILLINOIS.

subj paid general real estate taxes, to any unpaid special assessments, and to all easements, reservations and restrictions of record.

HOWARD & HOWARD ATTORNEYS PLLC Attorneys for Plaintiff

PINS: 06-14-283-015 (Parcel (Published in the Kane County 1); and 06-14-283-014 (Parcel Chronicle, August 23, 30 & April 6, 2013.)

2) D. A description of the improvements on the real estate is a twostory commercial property.

PUBLIC NOTICE

E. The times specified in the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE 16th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT judgment, if any, when the real esKANE COUNTY, ILLINOIS tate may be inspected prior to sale: The property will NOT be open for inspection, and plaintiff makes no IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF representation as to the condition of ROBERT C. ARBIZZANI, Deceased. the property. Prospective bidders are admonished to check the court General No. 13 P 420 file to verify all information.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS, F. The time and place of the sale UNKNOWN HEIRS, AND OTHER INTERESTED PARTIES is September 26, 2013, at 9:00 a.m. in Room JC100 of the Kane 1. Notice is hereby given of the County Judicial Center, 34W755 Illinois Route 38, St. Charles, Illi- death of ROBERT C. ARBIZZANI, who died on May 29, 2013, a resnois. ident of Geneva, Kane County, IlliG. The terms of the sale are: nois.

2. On July 31, 2013, an Order This is an "AS IS" sale for cash.

The successful bidder must deposit was entered by the court admitting 10% down with cash or certified the Will of ROBERT C. ARBIZZANI funds, and the balance, by certified dated July 18, 1997 to probate, funds, within 24 hours of the sale, and appointing BARBARA B. ARand the required fee, if any, for de- BIZZANI as the Executor of the esposit into the Abandoned Residen- tate.

3. The attorney of the Executor is tial Property Municipality Relief Fund. There will be no refunds. James D. Skaar, of the Law Office 220 South The real estate is subject to the un- of James D. Skaar, Third Street, Geneva, IL 60134.

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unningham Community Center, 8 North AvKane County Clerk enue, St. Charles, Illinois, for the PUBLIC NOTICE Hunt Club Park Playground (Published in the Kane County Chronicle, August 23, 30 & Kane County is accepting pro- Project.

September 6, 2013.) posals (RFP 36-013 Third Party Administrator) from qualified firms Copies of the bidding specificato provide Third Party Administra- tions will be available at the office tion services for its self-insured of the St. Charles Park District, Potworkers compensation, and liability tawatomie Community Center, after 1:30 p. m. on Friday, August 23rd *** THE BOAT DOCK *** insurance program.

2013. A $25.00 (Non refundable) We Buy & Consign Used Boats! fee is required for each set of bid Springfield, Illinois 217-793Proposals are due in the Kane 7300 www.theboatdock.com County Purchasing Department by plans. Check should be payable to *** THE BOAT DOCK *** 4 P.M. Wednesday September 11, the St. Charles Park District.

2013, when they will be publicly *REDUCE YOUR CABLE BILL! * Get The above bids will be opened a whole-home Satellite system inopened and read. and read publicly at 10:30 a.m. stalled at NO COST and programon Monday, September 9th at the ming starting at $19.99/mo. FREE Christopher Rossman County Purchasing Director Pottawatomie Community Center.

HD/DVR Upgrade. CALL NOW 800-795-7279 (Published in the Kane County The St. Charles Park District reAdoption serves the right to reject any or all Chronicle, August 23, 2013.) proposals or to accept any propos- Young, happily married couple wishing for newborn. als which, in its judgment, will be Love, affection, security and to the best interest of the Park DisPUBLIC NOTICE opportunities await your baby. trict. Only bids in compliance with Expenses paid.

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FOR: Hunt Club Park Playground County Clerk of Kane County, IlliShare It With Everyone by nois, setting forth the names and Project Placing a HAPPY AD! addresses of all persons owning, PUBLIC NOTICE OWNER: St. Charles Park District, conducting and transacting the 101 South Second Street, St. business known as HANDYTECH located at 510 S. Batavia Ave, The State's Attorney of the County Charles, Illinois 60174 of Kane, State of Illinois, and the Batavia, IL 60510.

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4. Within 42 days after the date of the Order Admitting the Will to Probate, you may file a Petition with the court to require proof of the validity of the Will by testimony of witnesses to the Will in open Court, or by other evidence, as provided in Section 6-21 of the Probate Act (755 ILCS 5/6-21).

5. Within six months after the date of the Order Admitting the Will to Probate, you may file a Petition with the court to contest the validity of the Will as provided under Section 8-1 of the Probate Act (755 ILCS 5/8-1).

6. Claims of any creditor may be filed on or before March 30, 2014.

Any Claim not filed within that period is barred. Claims may be filed with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, 540 South Randall Road, St. Charles, Illinois, 60174. A copy of any Claim filed with the Clerk must be mailed or delivered to the Executor's attorney identified above at the address of the Executor's attorney given above within ten days after the Claim has been filed.

7. The estate will be administered without court supervision, unless an interested party terminates independent administration by filing a Petition to Terminate Independent Administration under Article XXVIII 5/28-4 of the Probate Act (755 ILCS 5/28-4).

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NOTICE TO BURLINGTON TOWNSHIP TAXPAYERS: ASSESSED VALUES FOR 2013 Valuation date (35 ILCS 200/9-95): January 1, 2013 Required level of assessment (35 ILCS 200/9-145): 33.33% Valuation based on sales from (35 ILCS 200/1-155): 2010, 2011 & 2012 Publication is hereby made for equalized assessed valuations for real property in this township in accordance with 35 ILCS 200/12-10. As required by 35 ILCS 200/9-210 and 35 ILCS 200/10-115, the following equalization factors have been applied to bring the assessments to the statutorily required three-year median level of 33.33%: Farm Land: 1.1000 Farm Improvements: 1.0000 Non-Farm Land: 0.8773 Non-Farm Improvements: 0.8773 Questions about these valuations should be directed to: Debbie McKermitt 434 S. Main St. 847-683-2555 www.burlingtontownship.net Office hours are: By appointment only Property in this Township, other than farmland and coal, is to be assessed at a 33.33% median level of assessment, based on the fair cash value of the property. You may check the accuracy of your assessment by dividing your assessment by the median level of assessment. The resulting value should equal the estimated fair cash value of your property. If the resulting value is greater than the estimated fair cash value of your property, you may be over-assessed.

If the resulting value is less than the fair cash value of your property, you may be under-assessed. You may appeal your assessment to the Board of Review.

If you believe your property’s fair cash value is incorrect or that the equalized assessed valuation is not uniform with other comparable properties in the same neighborhood, the following steps should be taken: • Contact your township assessor’s ofice to review the assessment.

• If not satisied with the assessor review, taxpayers may ile a complaint with the Kane County Board of Review. For complaint forms, instructions, and the Rules and Procedures of the Board of Review, call (630) 208-3818 or visit www.

KaneCountyAssessments.org/BOR.htm for more information.

• The inal iling deadline for your township is generally 30 days from this publication date. After this date, the Board of Review is prohibited by law from accepting assessment complaints for properties in this township. For more information on complaint deadlines, call (630) 208-3818 or visit www.

KaneCountyAssessments.org/Appeal.htm.

Your property may be eligible for homestead exemptions, which can reduce your property’s taxable assessment. For more information on homestead exemptions, call (630) 208-3818 or visit www.

KaneCountyAssessments.org/exemptions.htm.

Your property tax bill will be calculated as follows: Final Equalized Assessed Value – Exemptions = Taxable Assessment; Taxable Assessment x Current Tax Rate = Total Tax Bill.

All equalized assessed valuations are subject to further equalization and revision by the Kane County Board of Review as well as equalization by the Illinois Department of Revenue.

Mark D. Armstrong, Supervisor of Assessments for Kane County, Illinois A complete list of assessments for this township for the current assessment year, except for those assessments that were changed solely by equalization as noted above, is as follows: 04-01-100-001 56,904 STICKLAND, JANE L & ARTHUR E JR 04-01-100-002 554 SCHMITZ, MARY ELLEN & DOTY LYNETTE M 04-01-200-002 1,402 JAYNES, ROBERT GOFF JAMES M & WELCH DAVID 04-01-200-003 1,135 JAYNES, ROBERT GOFF JAMES M & WELCH DAVID 04-01-200-004 148,634 STICKLAND, ARTHUR E & JANE L 04-01-200-005 225,105 STICKLAND, ARTHUR E & JANE L

04-01-300-001 64,671 SCHMITZ, MARY ELLEN & DOTY LYNETTE M 04-01-300-002 9,181 SCHMITZ, MARY ELLEN & DOTY LYNETTE M 04-01-300-004 39,201 GREENHAGEL, RICHARD & KAREN 04-01-300-005 103,766 LAINO, ANGELA M REVOC TRUST, TRUSTEE 04-01-300-008 95,047 KUTROVACZ, MICKEY 04-01-300-010 112,540 DEAN, JEFFREY J & PAMELA J 04-01-300-011 103,017 MEYERS, TANYA L & WEHRLE, ROBERT & HEIKE

04-01-300-012 109,246 VOLKENING, KENNETH R & RAMONA L 04-01-300-013 141,934 CALLAHAN, DAVID G & GETZELMAN-CALLAHAN, SUE L 04-01-300-014 76,078 PLUMLEY, JEFF & MARGARET 04-01-300-015 92,851 ARTISUK, STEPHAN A & LORETTA A 04-01-300-016 110,633 SLATEN, DALE E & ROXANNE DCLRN OF TRUST 04-01-300-017 74,321 ZELLER, ROBERT W & CAROLA 04-01-300-020 111,152 GOSSMAN, DAVID G & SUSAN E 04-01-400-002 533,957 LAKEHEAD PIPELINE COMPANY 04-01-400-003 104,648 FIRST STATE BANK 237 04-02-100-001 10,922 KENYON BROTHERS COMPANY 04-02-100-002 3,903 THIES, RANDOLPH W 04-02-100-003 4,718 HEINRICH, DANIEL W 04-02-200-002 68,987 WEST SUBURBAN BANK 9528 04-02-200-003 19,824 HEINRICH PROPERTIES LLC 04-02-200-004 892 HEINRICH, DANIEL W 04-02-300-002 22,583 THIES, RANDOLPH W 04-02-300-004 53,580 BEILSTEIN, BRUCE 04-02-300-005 17,602 KENYON BROTHERS COMPANY 04-02-300-006 61,553 TILLMAN, NEAL W & PATRICIA A 04-02-400-001 11,686 THIES, RANDOLPH W 04-02-400-002 176,551 HEINRICH, DANIEL W 04-02-400-003 830 HEINRICH, DANIEL W 04-02-400-008 141,975 SMITH, CHARLES E & SANDRA K TRUSTS 04-02-400-009 315,002 ATKINS, MARK A & JANE E 04-02-400-010 69,013 GUALDONI, JOHN J & JEAN A 04-03-100-006 72,244 MARTINAK, PAUL J & KELLY A 04-03-100-007 65,940 NEISENDORF, TIMOTHY J & MARGARET A 04-03-100-008 50,786 GOFF, JEAN A 04-03-100-009 52,382 COLLINS, BRUCE & JOANNE M 04-03-100-010 56,465 HERRMANN, RICHARD & PATRICIA 04-03-100-017 51,042 MOORE, CHARLES R & PAMELA S 04-03-100-018 86,202 B & C MOORE EXCAVATING INC 04-03-100-019 86,947 DOPKINS, DALE A TRUST TRUSTEE 04-03-100-020 59,364 HUTCHINSON, PHILLIP D & SUZANNE M 04-03-100-021 65,638 WHITMER, ANTHONY & MICHELLE 04-03-100-022 175 DOPKINS, DALE A TRUST TRUSTEE 04-03-100-025 3,083 GETZELMAN, LYLE J TR#101 & BETTY R TR#102 04-03-100-032 98,621 SURMA, ANTHONY 04-03-100-034 99,970 PARENTI, WILLIAM J & PAULA A 04-03-100-035 5,852 LENSCHOW, WILLARD F & MARGARET J 04-03-100-037 1,529 ST JOHN EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH 04-03-100-038 12,147 LENSCHOW PARTNERS LLC 04-03-100-039 1,044 ST JOHN EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH 04-03-200-002 41 PARENTI, WILLIAM J & PAULA A 04-03-200-003 122,575 LENSCHOW, WILLARD F & MARGARET J 04-03-200-004 1,479 LENSCHOW PARTNERS LLC 04-03-200-005 5,809 LENSCHOW PARTNERS LLC 04-03-200-006 8,474 LENSCHOW PARTNERS LLC 04-03-300-001 61,791 DOPKINS, DALE A; TRUSTEE DALE DOPKINS TRUST

Kane County Chronicle / kcchronicle.com 04-03-300-002 11,023 BURLINGTON DEVELOPMENT GROUP LLC 04-03-300-003 52,502 SMITH, CANDACE LEE 04-03-300-008 41,663 GETZLAND PROPERTIES LLC 04-03-300-009 94,290 GETZELMAN, KURT E & DANA 04-03-300-013 429 TRUST # 3519 04-03-300-016 34,999 KENYON BROTHERS COMPANY 04-03-300-018 458 BURLINGTON DEVELOPMENT GROUP LLC 04-03-300-019 105,927 LASALLE TRUST TR # B8000351940 04-03-400-003 78,476 PERKINS FARMS LLC 04-03-400-004 67,334 PERKINS FARMS LLC 04-04-100-002 63,462 SEYLLER, ROBERT R & CHARLOTTE M 04-04-100-003 64,245 MANGAN, MICHAEL G & GERALYN M 04-04-100-004 7,189 MANGAN, MICHAEL G & GERALYN M 04-04-100-005 68,684 RYAN, ROBERT & MELISSA 04-04-100-007 592 BCP REALTY LLC & JCC REALTY LLC 04-04-100-013 61,298 MUNCK, HELEN J TRUST, TRUSTEE TR # 102 04-04-100-016 68,667 KRUEGER, JACK R & DEBORAH S 04-04-100-018 18,326 WENDT, DEBORAH J & MICHAEL ROBERT REVOC TRS 04-04-100-020 68,405 JOHANSEN, LORA LEE 04-04-100-021 63,638 HURTADO, JAMES P & PATRICIA L 04-04-100-022 80,503 SPENCER, DONALD & LYNETTE 04-04-100-024 6,351 BIG ROCK FARM LLC 04-04-101-001 1,391 WESTERN NATIONAL BANK OF CICERO 8137 04-04-101-002 1,136 WESTERN NATIONAL BANK OF CICERO 8137 04-04-101-003 767 WESTERN NATIONAL BANK OF CICERO 8137 04-04-101-004 79,650 NEUBAUER, KENNETH & CONNIE 04-04-200-003 75,408 WENDT, DEBORAH J & MICHAEL ROBERT REVOC TRS 04-04-200-004 150,824 SIMKUS, JOHN J TRUST TRUSTEE 04-04-200-005 158,355 HILDERBRANT, LINDA J TRUST 04-04-200-006 200,425 BUNKOWSKE, STEVEN 04-04-200-008 68,007 FISHER, HOMER N & KAREN M 04-04-200-009 64,066 FISHER, HOMER N & KAREN M 04-04-300-003 79,508 FEDERAL HOME LOAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION 04-04-300-007 2,637 BCP REALTY LLC & JCC REALTY LLC 04-04-300-008 16,335 BCP REALTY LLC & JCC REALTY LLC 04-04-300-009 10,456 BCP REALTY LLC & JCC REALTY LLC 04-04-300-019 7,967 BCP REALTY LLC & JCC REALTY LLC 04-04-300-020 3,450 BCP REALTY LLC & JCC REALTY LLC 04-04-426-001 45,223 GATENBY, RANDY S & BRENDA T 04-04-426-003 49,857 BECKER, VERA 04-04-426-006 39,000 BOETTIN, RONALD A 04-04-426-007 36,204 BAHR, DAVID TRUSTEE 1 04-04-426-008 35,746 WEIDES, CHRISTOPHER 04-04-426-009 38,067 BUSSAN, CHRISTOPHER 04-04-426-010 37,327 VIERIG, DALE A 04-04-426-011 66,876 BOBOWIEC, CRAIG DECLARATION TRUST 04-04-426-018 8,235 PARKWAY BANK & TRUST COMPANY TR # 11040 04-04-426-019 58,587 MACIASZEK, JOSEPH V & SUSAN M

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Kane County Chronicle / kcchronicle.com Continued from previous page 04-04-426-022 62,039 SCHUMACHER, DIETER G & ROSE E 04-04-426-023 59,838 L I CHICAGO LLC 04-04-426-024 235,881 L I CHICAGO LLC 04-04-426-025 460,163 L I CHICAGO LLC 04-04-426-026 145,241 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ELGIN 4603 04-04-426-027 59,010 KEENON, JOSEPH G & TRACY A 04-04-427-001 88,793 GANNON, KEVIN T & ANN MARGARET 04-04-427-002 105,454 GANNON, JOHN T & MARY JO 04-04-451-003 94 BURLINGTON DEVELOPMENT GROUP LLC 04-04-451-006 45,616 KNEIPPER, MATTHEW J 04-04-451-007 39,936 THOMPSON, DONALD & SHARON 04-04-451-009 45,594 HOPKINS, LORRAINE ROBINSON 04-04-451-010 15,980 HOPKINS, LORRAINE ROBINSON 04-04-451-012 1,140 BCP REALTY LLC & JCC REALTY LLC 04-04-451-016 151,570 DRENDEL, GEORGE E & MARCELLA E DCLRN OF TRUST 04-04-451-017 7,007 BCP REALTY LLC & JCC REALTY LLC 04-04-476-001 1,839 BURLINGTON DEVELOPMENT GROUP LLC 04-05-100-003 69,912 SUNDERLAGE, DUANE TR#101 & MARLENE TR#102 04-05-100-005 4,780 SUNDERLAGE, DUANE TR#101 & MARLENE TR#102 04-05-200-005 871 BIG ROCK FARM LLC 04-05-200-006 10,691 BCP REALTY LLC & JCC REALTY LLC 04-05-200-007 81,225 REYNOLDS, DANIEL C & CYNTHIA L 04-05-200-008 89,013 HERST, CHAD 04-05-200-009 5,557 BIG ROCK FARM LLC 04-05-200-010 2,022 BIG ROCK FARM LLC 04-05-300-005 93,854 ENGEL, SUSAN C & CHARLES L 2007 DCLRNS OF TR 04-05-300-006 6,575 ENGEL, SUSAN C & CHARLES L 2007 DCLRNS OF TR 04-05-300-012 56,644 STOXEN, BRETT J & ALDRIDGE, ASHLEY J 04-05-400-002 86,753 SIENER, ROY & MARY 04-05-400-003 111,317 HUNT, JAMES & MARLENE 04-05-400-004 884 KRUEGER, DANIEL C & LAURIE L 04-05-400-005 159,216 KRUEGER, DANIEL C & LAURIE L 04-05-400-007 75,101 HAHN, MICHAEL J MICHELLE P & TIMOTHY J 04-05-400-008 94,608 KENDALL, JEFFREY T & ANGELA J 04-05-400-009 167,020 RAK, JEFFREY 04-05-400-010 100,167 DAVOODI, DAVID H & PRISCILA 04-05-400-011 21,303 BCP REALTY LLC & JCC REALTY LLC 04-05-400-013 90,945 CIGANEK, RICHARD & JAMIE 04-05-400-014 56,326 SPORINA, JOHN E & LINDA S 04-05-400-016 61,762 BEACH, JOHN M & NORDBY JOY A 04-05-400-018 100,562 WECK, JOHN F & DIANE M 04-06-100-004 22,859 ROWLETT, DONALD E & JENNY L 04-06-100-006 4,139 WEBER DECLARATION OF TRUST 04-06-200-002 181,913 WEBER DECLARATION OF TRUST, 04-06-200-006 129,994 HACKETT, JAMES P III & JOSEPH P & WILLIAM P 04-06-200-013 768 FOLLMAN, DENNIS & PATRICIA DLCRN F TR, TRUSTEE 04-06-200-015 91,832 ROMANO, JAMES J & VIRGINIA L 04-06-200-019 406 WEBER DECLARATION OF TRUST

CLASSIFIED 04-06-200-020 414 HACKETT, JAMES P III & MARY SUE 04-06-400-003 899 COMMONWEALTH EDISON CO 04-07-100-003 57,308 IAA TRUST CO L-222 04-07-200-007 1,688 COMMONWEALTH EDISON CO 04-07-300-003 59,683 TASEDAN, GHEORGHE & VIORICA FAMILY TRUST 04-07-300-004 92,857 TASEDAN, GHEORGHE & VIORICA FAMILY TRUST 04-07-400-004 67,617 ROMKE, FLOYD M TR#104 & IRENE H TR#105 04-07-400-007 72,084 CORK, SHIRLEY L & OMER E 04-07-400-009 55,490 LASIOWSKI, GREGORY A & DEBRA M 04-07-400-010 19,824 BIDDLE, CLINT M, MARIZELLA S, JOHN M II & LAUREN N 04-07-451-001 83,678 SCHMITT, JOHN & DIANA M 04-08-100-007 83,819 KAZALE, THOMAS J 04-08-100-008 136,907 RAHN, JOHN L & JEAN M 04-08-100-009 65,331 RESOURCE BANK NA & BRUMMEL, RICHARD TR # 1447-00 04-08-100-014 71,143 SORENSEN, KENNETH A 04-08-200-005 61,095 BCP REALTY LLC & JCC REALTY LLC 04-08-200-007 50,879 HERRMANN, TYRONE J 04-08-200-008 1,451 BCP REALTY LLC & JJC REALTY LLC 04-08-200-009 12,748 BCP REALTY LLC & JJC REALTY LLC 04-08-200-010 8,422 BCP REALTY LLC & JCC REALTY LLC 04-08-200-011 19,246 BCP REALTY LLC & JJC REALTY LLC 04-08-300-002 19,511 ROMKE, FLOYD M TR#104 & IRENE H TR#105 04-08-300-005 67,258 KMIECIAK, GREGORY L & LAURIE J 04-08-300-008 168,364 SCHRANT, HELMUT 04-08-300-009 1,659 SCHRANT, HELMUT & MARGRET 04-08-300-010 19,367 BCP REALTY LLC & JCC REALTY LLC 04-08-300-011 131,784 SCHMITT, JOHN L & DIANA M TRUST TR # 1 04-08-400-002 9,515 BCP REALTY LLC & JCC REALTY LLC 04-08-400-005 58,407 SETTANNI, JANIS M & GREGORY S 04-08-400-012 132,153 ROJO, ANDRES & CARMEN 04-08-400-014 93,317 HAMILTON, JEFFREY A & JULIE A 04-08-400-016 82,700 WILDER, DAVID & VICKI 04-08-400-017 6,086 BCP REALTY LLC & JCC REALTY LLC 04-08-400-018 79,601 BCP REALTY LLC & JCC REALTY LLC 04-08-400-020 56,551 SCHMITT, JOHN L & DIANA M TRUST TR # 1 04-08-400-021 4 SCHMITT, JOHN L & DIANA M TRUST TR # 1 04-08-400-022 19,080 BCP REALTY LLC & JCC REALTY LLC 04-09-100-004 10,329 BCP REALTY LLC & JCC REALTY LLC 04-09-100-005 4,033 TRZASKA, SLAWOMIR & KRYSTYNA 04-09-100-006 2,786 TORIA-BROOKE ESTATES LLC 04-09-100-010 9,208 BCP REALTY LLC & JCC REALTY LLC 04-09-100-012 67,260 MANSFIELD, MARILYN JOAN & HAMILL ROBERT 04-09-100-013 10,333 VINSON, CRAIG D & JULIANNA J 04-09-100-014 73,783 VINSON, CRAIG D & JULIANA J 04-09-201-001 6,301 BCP REALTY LLC & JCC REALTY LLC 04-09-226-001 33,336 ANDERSEN, D M IRREVOC STANDBY TRUST ET AL 04-09-226-002 30,653 GAHLBECK, SHIRLEY J LIVING TRUST TRUSTEE 04-09-226-003 33,616 CZMYRID, DANIEL B & JOAN E 04-09-226-004 47,174 LIND, JACOB & FERRELL, LINDSEY

04-09-226-009 42,571 REGEELBRUGGE, DAN 04-09-226-011 244 BURLINGTON DEVELOPMENT GROUP LLC 04-09-227-002 36,095 BUCKHOLZ, PAUL & ADENA F 04-09-227-003 38,337 THOMPSON, MATTHEW ALAN 04-09-227-004 26,555 HINES, JUDITH C 04-09-227-005 36,237 SLATTERY, JAMES 04-09-227-006 34,371 HARTJE, JEFFREY S & TRACY D 04-09-227-010 37,424 HANSON, BRUCE W & JOYCE I 04-09-227-013 34,053 MILLER, DENNIS R & JUDITH E 04-09-227-015 77,557 PETERSEN PROPANE CO 04-09-227-017 877 BUCKHOLZ, PAUL & ADENA F 04-09-227-019 68,691 BURLINGTON DEVELOPMENT GROUP LLC 04-09-227-020 751 BURLINGTON DEVELOPMENT GROUP LLC 04-09-227-021 5,235 BURLINGTON DEVELOPMENT GROUP LLC 04-09-228-002 37,108 KNOX, PHILLIP & DOROTHY 04-09-228-003 37,449 HELLMER, SARAH J 04-09-228-006 31,487 SEEDS, PENNY E 04-09-228-007 29,011 ISAACSON, WILLIAM & AMANDA 04-09-228-008 31,301 SWANSON, PATRICIA 04-09-228-011 42,092 SIEROSLAWSKI, SANDRA M 04-09-228-016 7,487 KNOX, PHILLIP S & DOROTHY A 04-09-228-021 3,944 BURLINGTON DEVELOPMENT GROUP LLC 04-09-228-022 1 BURLINGTON COMMUNITY FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT 04-09-251-005 87,625 LAKE, DALE & CLAUDIA 04-09-252-001 92,755 CORTINA, MICHAEL A & VERONICA T 04-09-252-002 92,975 JACKSON, ERNIE JR & NADINE E 04-09-252-003 102,076 FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOC 04-09-252-004 88,948 ANGVICK FAMILY TRUST 04-09-252-005 94,085 DOUBEK, ROBERT T & REBECCA A 04-09-252-006 103,348 ROACH, HAROLD & TABITHA 04-09-253-001 79,992 WLEZEN, MARY K & CHRISTOPHER L 04-09-253-002 139,859 WESEMANN, BRIAN & TAWNYA 04-09-253-003 87,849 STRZALA, PAUL H 04-09-253-004 87,911 GAYLORD, DONALD R JR 04-09-253-005 84,000 KNEWITZ, JOHN & ARLENE FAMILY TRUST 04-09-253-006 86,130 FREEMAN, JEFFREY W & VALERIE L 04-09-253-007 93,284 STEVENS, CHRISTOPHER & LEAH 04-09-253-008 92,023 SMITH, TODD A & KANIES-SMITH STEPHANIE 04-09-253-009 91,274 CARDUNAL SAVINGS BANK FSB, TRUSTEE TR # 98-520 04-09-253-010 104,274 ERL, JAMES D & BACHTA JANINE L 04-09-253-011 84,034 ANKROM, JAMES R & PATRICIA L 04-09-253-012 87,268 GOOD, JEFFREY W & DINA A 04-09-253-013 84,150 WOJTAL, EUGENE J & DENISE C 04-09-253-014 112,449 SCHIFFERER, RODNEY & MICHELLE & DESBLES, JOHN 04-09-253-015 112,700 CETINA, GABRIEL & SONIA N 04-09-253-016 91,410 CROKE, EMMET J & SUZANNE M 04-09-254-001 109,314 STRISSEL, DANIEL 04-09-254-002 22,500 BLAIDA, KENNETH A & DUTKANYCH MAUREEN T 04-09-254-003 125,840 TRUST # 964

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Kane County Chronicle / kcchronicle.com Continued from previous page 04-11-200-014 69,878 LEE, PEGGY & LARRY 04-11-200-016 70,792 ROESSLEIN, RITCHIE L 04-11-200-017 56,206 GIBSON, JEREMY D & TABITHA F 04-11-200-020 13,299 ROESSLEIN, RITCHIE 04-11-200-023 56,399 ZBINDEN, TIMOTHY W & JUDITH L 04-11-300-001 25,692 KENYON BROTHERS COMPANY 04-11-300-009 11,918 LENSCHOW, GLENN E TR#1 & GLENN E IRREVOC TR# 101 04-11-300-010 17,935 LENSCHOW, GLENN E TR#1 & GLENN E IRREVOC TR#101 04-11-300-013 11 MANNS, WILLIAM T & JANET D 04-11-400-004 3,148 LENSCHOW, GLENN E & LORRAINE H 1 04-11-400-005 107,489 LENSCHOW, EDWIN F & HAZEL I TRUST, ESTATE OF TR # 97 04-11-400-006 17,388 LENSCHOW, GLENN E TR#1 & GLENN E IRREVOC TR#101 04-11-400-007 17,290 WESTERN NATIONAL BANK OF CICERO TR # 9799 04-12-100-003 6,892 LEE, PEGGY & LARRY 04-12-100-004 781 COMMONWEALTH EDISON COMPANY 04-12-100-005 70,143 GUERRERO, JOEL P & SOLEDAD 04-12-100-006 82,294 WACKERLIN, SCOTT M & KRISTA 04-12-100-007 92,475 STRATAKOS, CHARLENE 04-12-100-009 84,045 KUHN, LEON & FITZGERALD LYNNE M 04-12-100-010 69,780 MARTIN, MICHAEL A & LISA MARIE 04-12-100-011 112,601 BOOR, DAVID W & DEBORAH A 04-12-100-012 54,400 GROSS, MICHAEL J & KOUKOL SUZAN M 04-12-100-013 101,338 HAMPSHIRE HORSE RESCUE 04-12-100-014 85,944 HAMPSHIRE HORSE RESCUE 04-12-100-015 107,164 CORTEZ, ADOLFO 04-12-100-016 77,316 ARIAS, PORFIRIO 04-12-100-018 3,025 TRUST # A7710623601 04-12-100-019 75,135 TRUST # A7710623601 04-12-100-020 198,834 HAMPSHIRE HORSE RESCUE 04-12-200-003 1,025 SCHMITZ, MARY ELLEN & DOTY LYNETTE M 04-12-200-004 37,433 CHICAGO TITLE LAND TRUST CO, TRUSTEE TR # 8002347592 04-12-200-005 76,313 STEVENSON, ROBERT S & MIRIAM F 04-12-200-006 1,172 GOFF, JAMES J & RICHARD F 04-12-200-007 587 GOFF, JAMES M & RICHARD F 04-12-200-008 1,826 GOFF, JAMES M & RICHARD F 04-12-200-009 103,932 SEYLLER, AMBROSE & SHELLEY 04-12-200-010 5,230 SCHMITZ, MARY ELLEN & DOTY LYNETTE M 04-12-200-011 51,978 KAHL, TODD & RENE 04-12-200-012 56,789 RICHTER, RUTH M TRUST, TRUSTEE 04-12-200-013 87,856 BOLLINGER, STEVEN R & BETH A 04-12-300-004 939 COMMONWEALTH EDISON COMPANY 04-12-300-005 9,314 RICHTER, RUTH M TRUST, TRUSTEE 04-12-300-006 654 COMMONWEALTH EDISON COMPANY 04-12-300-008 84,585 SCHARRINGHAUSEN FAMILY TRUST 04-12-300-010 24,452 J C C REALTY LLC 04-12-400-003 5,819 STOJAN, RUTH 04-12-400-004 217 COMMONWEALTH EDISON CO 04-12-400-007 86 COMMONWEALTH EDISON CO

CLASSIFIED 04-12-400-008 118 CHICAGO TITLE & TRUST CO 45553 04-12-400-009 314 CHICAGO TITLE & TRUST CO TR # 45553 04-12-400-010 413 COMMONWEALTH EDISON CO 04-12-400-011 254,463 BIENASZ, STANLEY & DIANE 04-12-400-012 64,909 OLAGUE, JAVIER, FERNANDO, NICOLAS & ENGRACIA 04-13-100-001 7,390 J C C REALTY LLC 04-13-100-003 16,777 JACED TRUST 04-13-100-005 277,007 STARK, ARTHUR F TR # 101 & ALMA A TR #102 04-13-100-006 108,642 STARK, MICHAEL A & PATRICIA A 04-13-200-001 39,517 JACED TRUST 04-13-300-003 9,722 BESTLER, JOSEPH A DCLNR OF TR, TRUSTEE 04-13-300-006 100,506 MAYNARD, MEARL & MARJORIE 04-13-300-007 20,101 MEYER, KENNETH J TR #1 & MEYER, NANCY TR #1 04-13-400-001 7,003 MEYER, KENNETH J TR #1 & MEYER, NANCY A TR #1 04-13-400-002 7,658 COLLINS, RUTH J & ROBERT J SELF DECLRNS TRUST 04-13-400-003 13,239 HAN FAMILY TRUST 04-14-100-003 7,943 LENSCHOW, GLENN E & LORRAINE H 1 04-14-100-004 3,130 ADAMS, PATRICIA A & KNIEF BYRON L 04-14-100-008 113,551 LENSCHOW, BRADLEY G & CATHERINE A 04-14-100-010 43,079 REUTER, RONALD R & RHONDA J 04-14-100-011 62,775 HEUVELMAN, GEORGE M & CATHLEEN C 04-14-100-013 65,708 REUTER, RONALD R & RHONDA J 04-14-100-014 1,515 LENSCHOW, GLENN E TR#1 & GLENN E IRREVOC TR#101 04-14-100-015 1,968 LENSCHOW, GLENN E TR#1 & GLENN E IRREVOC TR#101 04-14-100-016 87,815 VANACKER, TIMOTHY & PATRICIA 04-14-100-019 6,012 MANNS, WILLIAM T & JANET D 04-14-100-020 24,267 FAMILY TRUST % WILLIAM T MANNS 04-14-100-021 1,613 FAMILY TRUST % WILLIAM T MANNS 04-14-200-002 9,184 LENSCHOW, EDWIN F & HAZEL I TRS TR # 97 04-14-200-003 92,081 LENSCHOW, EDWIN F TR # 97 & HAZEL I TR # 97 04-14-200-004 1,208 LENSCHOW, GLENN E TR#1 & GLENN E IRREVOC TR#101 04-14-200-006 4,866 LENSCHOW, GLENN E TR#1 & GLENN E IRREVOC TR#101 04-14-200-008 54,089 BENCHLEY, JASON A & JULIE L 04-14-200-009 88,644 LENSCHOW, GLENN E & LORRAINE H 1 04-14-200-011 22,012 LENSCHOW, BETHANY K & KURT A 04-14-200-012 559 LENSCHOW, GLENN A & LORRAINE H TRUSTS, TRUSTEES 1 04-14-300-003 60,602 URBAN, ROBERT J & LINDA D 04-14-300-004 13,744 LENSCHOW, GLENN E TR#1 & GLENN E IRREVOC TR#101 04-14-300-007 17,269 KNIEF, LOWELL L & MARITA A TRS, TRUSTEES 04-14-300-010 94,787 KERSTING, JOHN B & PANCOAST, RONNIETTIE A 04-14-300-011 97 SCHMITT, GREGORY R 04-14-300-012 9,465 ADAMS, PATRICIA ANN & KNIEF BYRON L 04-14-300-013 2,784 KNIEF, LOWELL 04-14-400-001 11,306 LENSCHOW, GLENN E TR#1 & GLENN E IRREVOC TR#101 04-14-400-002 21,230 LENSCHOW, BRIAN R 04-14-400-004 1,158 MEYER, KENNETH J TR #1 & MEYER, NANCY J TR #1 04-14-400-005 12,927 BESTLER, JOSEPH A DCLRN OF TR, TRUSTEE 04-15-100-008 12,183 CREEK PARTNERS LLC 04-15-100-010 9,977 CREEK PARTNERS LLC

04-15-100-011 139,541 THIRTLE, MICHAEL R & DOMANICO-THIRTLE, DENISE M 04-15-100-012 129,994 WIESE, DOROTHY J TRUSTEE 1 04-15-100-017 120,406 DAHLMAN, KARL & CHRISTINE A 04-15-100-018 132,785 GOULD, ROBERT 04-15-100-020 230,122 ALVAREZ, MIGUEL & ANA M 04-15-100-021 79,231 ALVAREZ, MIGUEL & ANA M 04-15-100-022 67,935 LUXTON, CRAIG S 04-15-100-023 61,625 HILLESHIEM, MICHAEL A & SHIRLEY M 04-15-100-024 877 HILLESHIEM-ANDERSON HEATHER 04-15-100-025 100,140 HILLESHIEM-ANDERSEN, HEATHER 04-15-100-026 25,314 HILLESHIEM, SHIRLEY & MICHAEL 04-15-100-027 103,722 NEISENDORF FAMILY DCLRN OF TRUST 04-15-100-028 171,756 POLZ, TIMOTHY & CHRISTINE 04-15-200-001 962 KENYON BROTHERS COMPANY 04-15-200-006 59,102 HERRMANN, CHARLES G & SHIRLEY M 04-15-200-007 650 KNIEF, LOWELL L & MARITA A TRS, TRUSTEES 04-15-200-009 79,683 LIEBERT, THOMAS A & MADELINE M 04-15-200-010 13,038 KNIEF, GERTRUDE V DCLRN TR & ROBERTSON, REBECCA A 04-15-200-011 1,837 ADAMS, PATRICIA ANN & KNIEF BYRON L 04-15-200-012 424,410 MANNS, WILLIAM T & JANET D 04-15-200-013 944 FAMILY TRUST % WILLIAM T MANNS 04-15-200-014 1,350 FAMILY TRUST % WILLIAM T MANNS 04-15-300-001 87,947 GERDISCH, ROBERT & MARIE-ROSE 04-15-300-002 2,381 DESCOUROUEZ, DIANE R SELF-DECLN OF TRUST 04-15-300-004 4,282 CREEK PARTNERS, LLC 04-15-300-005 8,099 CREEK PARTNERS, LLC 04-15-300-007 7,470 CREEK PARTNERS, LLC 04-15-300-008 5,468 CREEK PARTNERS, LLC 04-15-300-010 119,340 LAWRENCE, THOMAS J & HELEN D 04-15-300-011 216 LAWRENCE, THOMAS J & HELEN D 04-15-301-001 72,525 EINWICH, STEVEN C & NANCY M 04-15-301-002 57,255 PETERSON, LAUREL ANN 04-15-301-003 60,205 HALBMAIER, JONATHAN D & JEANNA A 04-15-301-004 22,012 STANLEY, ROBERT JAY & SHEILA FAY 04-15-301-005 60,033 SHERMAN, WILLIAM D & CAROL S 04-15-301-006 61,168 SANDELIN, WAYNE & BARBARA 04-15-301-007 100 WALDEN IV ASSOCIATION 04-15-302-003 74,590 THOMPSON, BRIAN D & STEPHANIE S ET AL 04-15-302-004 64,150 TRURAN, ROBERT S & SANDRA L 04-15-302-005 91,129 LANIER, ROBERT & SANDRA 04-15-302-006 25,314 LANIER, ROBERT & SANDRA 04-15-302-007 77,956 SUHR, BRIAN 04-15-302-008 83,498 PERRY TRUST # 101 04-15-302-009 60,803 TERRELL, RICHARD & ELIZABETH ANNE 04-15-302-010 74,488 MATURNO, DANIEL J & JANET 04-15-302-011 99,452 HELMICK, PAUL R & KATHERINE J 04-15-302-012 25,314 HELMICK, PAUL R & KATHERINE J 04-15-302-013 77,762 MOSELEY, JAMIE LYNN 04-15-302-014 84,149 ROBERTS, MARGWEN

Friday, August 23, 2013 • Page 43 04-15-302-015 63,976 HAMPEL, CHRIS & ANNETTE 04-15-302-016 95 WALDEN IV ASSOCIATION 04-15-302-017 263 WALDEN IV ASSOCIATION 04-15-302-020 59,614 BRACKEMYER, ZACHARY J & JAMIE L 04-15-302-021 58,851 DAUEL, ROBERT C JR & JILL K 04-15-400-002 7,050 GODFREY FAMILY INVESTMENTS LP 04-15-400-004 708 KNIEF, LOWELL L & MARITA TRS, TRUSTEES 04-15-400-006 116,067 KNIEF, LOWELL L & MARITA A TRUSTS TRUSTEES 04-15-400-007 6,963 GODFREY FAMILY INVESTMENTS LP 04-15-400-008 89,768 PARKS, ROBERT E & CYNTHIA J 04-15-400-009 5,661 ADAMS, PATRICIA ANN & KNIEF BYRON L 04-15-400-010 4,286 KNIEF, LOWELL 04-15-400-011 60,777 KNIEF, LOWELL 04-15-400-012 1,692 KNIEF, GERTRUDE V DCLRN TR & ROBERTSON, REBECCA A 04-16-100-002 36,996 MACHEREY, SIGRID 04-16-100-003 43,661 BARNES, ROBERT A & CAROLYN J REVOC TRUSTS 04-16-100-010 72,796 GAHLBECK, STEVEN C & LINDA A 04-16-100-012 81,381 KLEIN, RANDOLPH R TR#101 & JUDITH M TR#102 04-16-100-013 1,599 COSTELLO, BRIAN 04-16-100-014 77,489 COSTELLO, GAIL TRUST, TRUSTEE 04-16-100-015 4,413 KLEIN, RANDOLPH R TRUSTEE 101 04-16-100-016 101,349 KLEIN, MATTHEW R & CHRISTINE ANN 04-16-100-018 877 GAHLBECK, STEVEN C & LINDA M 04-16-100-019 133,696 WELLENDORF, JEFFREY P & CYNTHIA M & ZIMMER, KATHLEEN 04-16-100-020 47,943 WELLENDORF, JEFFERY P, CYNTHIA M & ZIMMER, KATHLEEN 04-16-100-021 22,400 BCP REALTY LLC & JCC REALTY LLC 04-16-176-001 73,655 HEIDER, NICHOLAS R & TUMILTY, KELLY C 04-16-176-002 63,708 BRETTSCHNEIDER, JOHN N & BONNIE G 04-16-176-003 59,881 MUETTERTIES, DONNA 04-16-176-004 63,539 MAYES, JANET M 04-16-176-005 64,568 KANIES, J DOUGLAS & WILLIE FAY 04-16-176-006 61,566 LASIOWSKI, MATTHEW J & SANDRA L 04-16-176-007 72,766 WHYTE, CRAIG D & SHARON A 04-16-176-008 65,136 MARES, RAYMOND F & AUDREY T 04-16-177-001 65,956 BERGHOLT, THOMAS S & KATHLEEN R L 04-16-177-002 62,586 SOUKUP, RICHARD L 04-16-177-003 70,748 SCHMITT, DUANE R & MARY A 04-16-177-004 71,919 METZ, MAX & MICHELE C 04-16-177-005 68,134 KEIN, DENNIS H & NANNETTE 04-16-177-006 61,835 PETERSON, ROBERT S & LARA, ADRIANA 04-16-177-007 62,854 MICKELSEN, DONALD B DCLRN OF TR, TRUSTEE 04-16-177-008 95,550 TATU, BRIAN & KIMBERLY 04-16-200-001 102,400 LASALLE NATIONAL BANK 110800 04-16-200-007 71,990 HAMPEL, FRED E & SHARON D DCLRN OF TRUST 04-16-200-008 65,590 CEILS FARM LLC 04-16-200-009 92,436 ELLIS, MICHAEL J 04-16-200-018 2,026 R E G TRUST # 435 & JOHN, K G & W P 04-16-200-020 4,585 COSTELLO, BRIAN

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Page 44 • Friday, August 23, 2013 Continued from previous page 04-16-200-021 2,492 SEYLLER, CHARLES 04-16-200-023 186,594 SAGAN, DANIEL R & MARY K 04-16-200-024 3,246 JAHNS, JAY & JUDITH 04-16-200-025 125,151 JAHNS, JAY & JUDITH 04-16-200-026 123,002 DIETZ, FREDERICK H TRUST, TRUSTEE 04-16-200-027 107 BURLINGTON TOWNSHIP CEMETERY ASSOCIATION 04-16-200-028 1,848 DIETZ, FREDERICK H TRUST, TRUSTEE 04-16-200-029 153 BURLINGTON TOWNSHIP CEMETERY ASSOCIATION 04-16-300-001 3,101 KLEIN, RANDOLPH R TRUSTEE 101 04-16-300-003 2,414 HAMPEL, CRAIG & CHRISTINE 04-16-300-006 77,107 BANAS, CHARLES & TARRI 04-16-300-007 3,842 BURDICK, WALTER E JR & LANDI, JOAN 04-16-300-008 96,740 BURDICK, WALTER E JR TRUSTEE TR # 101 04-16-300-009 6,082 CASTLE BK AS CUSTODIAN, IRA ACCOUNT 6014002532 04-16-300-010 7,503 CASTLE BK AS CUSTODIAN, IRA ACCOUNT 6014002532 04-16-400-001 100,260 MCDONALD, KAREN J, TRUSTEE, TR# 1 04-16-400-002 133,249 MCDONALD, KAREN J, TRUSTEE TR# 1 04-16-400-003 10,126 BLUFF CITY MATERIALS, INC 04-16-400-004 8,358 SEYLLER, CHARLES A 04-16-400-005 52,711 SEYLLER, CHARLES A 04-16-400-006 97,679 KEENAN FAMILY DCLRN OF TRUST 04-16-400-007 994 FOLAK, CHESTER JR 04-16-400-008 59,202 ROMANELLI, KATHLEEN 04-16-400-009 67,364 DESCOUROUEZ, DIANE R SELF-DECLN OF TRUST 04-16-400-010 108,784 ARMBRUSTER, MICHAEL J & KIMBERLY B 04-16-400-011 202 LAWRENCE, THOMAS J & HELEN D 04-16-400-012 58,454 STASTNY, BRUCE E & ANGELA 04-16-400-013 489 CREEK PARTNERS, LLC 04-16-400-015 103,863 PRESTIDGE, ARLAND D & JEAN LENORE 04-16-400-016 1,490 CREEK PARTNERS, LLC 04-17-100-001 13,896 ROMKE, FLOYD M TR#104 & IRENE H TR#105 04-17-100-002 12,313 KLEIN, RANDOLPH R TR#101 & JUDITH M TR#102 04-17-100-003 23,009 KLEIN, RANDOLPH R TRUSTEE 101 04-17-200-001 19,387 BCP REALTY LLC & JCC REALTY LLC 04-17-200-002 142,459 KLEIN, RANDOLPH R TRUSTEE 101 04-17-300-001 10,240 KLEIN, RANDOLPH R TR#101 & JUDITH M TR#102 04-17-300-002 14,332 KLEIN, RANDOLPH R TRUSTEE 101 04-17-300-005 7,509 CREEK PARTNERS, LLC 04-17-300-006 4,453 CREEK PARTNERS, LLC 04-17-300-007 5,285 JANES, RUSSELL & WHITE-JANES, ELLEN ANN 04-17-300-008 5,248 JANES, RUSSELL & ELLEN ANN 04-17-300-009 93,242 WHITWELL, DERRICK G & CHRISTINA R 04-17-400-001 22,522 KLEIN, RANDOLPH R TRUSTEE 101 04-17-400-002 22,715 BURDICK, WALTER E JR & LANDI, JOAN 04-18-100-003 10,931 SMITH, CHARLES E & SANDRA K TRUSTS 04-18-100-004 3,963 WESTLAKE, RICHARD J 1 04-18-100-005 13,328 SMITH, CHARLES E & SANDRA K TRUSTS TRUSTEES 04-18-200-001 26,540 BIDDLE, CLINT M, MARIZELLA S, JOHN M II & LAUREN N

CLASSIFIED 04-18-200-003 14,053 GEHRKE, GORDON D 04-18-200-004 4,221 WESTLAKE, RICHARD J 1 04-18-200-005 8,955 SMITH, CHARLES E & SANDRA K TRUST TRUSTEES 04-18-300-001 19,698 GORENZ, R A H J JR E J M M J M & J M 04-18-300-002 19,892 GORENZ, R A H J JR E J M M J M & J M 04-18-400-001 20,721 GORENZ, R A H J JR E J M M J M & J M 04-18-400-003 39,872 WEBERPAL, DONALD A & MAURINE D 1 04-18-400-005 32 KLEIN, RANDOLPH R TR#101 & JUDITH M TR#102 04-18-400-006 134,141 BOND, LARRY L FAMILY TRUST 04-18-400-007 11,815 GEHRKE, GORDON D 04-19-100-001 17,459 GORENZ, R A H J JR E J M M J M & J M 04-19-100-002 10,953 EVERS, R W & M TRUSTS ET AL 04-19-200-003 63,149 TRUST # 101 04-19-200-007 93,597 LANG, ARTHUR T & KAREN L 04-19-200-009 81,716 MATYKIEWICZ, KENNETH J & ELLIS CONNIE L 04-19-200-011 96,938 ASKELAND, MICHAEL & LELLANI M 04-19-200-013 148,001 WINTERS, DEBRA TRUST 04-19-200-014 35,980 WEBERPAL, DONALD A & MAURINE D 1 04-19-200-015 62,517 LARSEN, CHRISTOPHER & PATRICE 04-19-200-016 6,265 ASKELAND, MICHAEL A & LEILANI 04-19-200-017 101,351 WINTERS, MICHAEL L LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 04-19-300-001 25,362 MEISINGER, DONALD W & ELAINE A 04-19-300-002 9,968 MEISINGER, DONALD & ELAINE 101 & 102 04-19-400-001 199,741 MEISINGER, DONALD & ELAINE 101 & 102 04-20-100-001 6,646 WEBERPAL, DONALD A & MAURINE D 1 04-20-100-007 73,870 GROLLEMOND, RUSSELL P & BARBARA L 04-20-100-008 103,091 DARROW, KATHRYN & DAVID 04-20-100-009 103,699 SOULE, JENNIFER K & LAMBERT, KELLY K 04-20-100-010 2,276 GROLLEMON, RUSSELL P & BARBARA L 04-20-100-011 4,567 GROLLEMON, RUSSELL P & BARBARA L 04-20-100-012 7,787 BLUFF CITY, LLC 04-20-100-013 10,618 CREEK PARTNERS, LLC 04-20-100-015 7,051 CREEK PARTNERS, LLC 04-20-200-003 34,506 BITTNER, CHAD & MARK 04-20-200-004 877 BITTNER, CHAD & MARK 04-20-200-008 74,302 MICHAEL L WINTERS FAMILY LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 1 04-20-200-009 67 MICHAEL L WINTERS FAMILY LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 1 04-20-200-011 15,731 CASTLE BANK, CUSTODIAN 04-20-251-003 74,044 EW BURLINGTON NURSERY & TURF FARM LLC 04-20-251-004 211,608 EW BURLINGTON NURSERY & TURF FARM LLC 04-20-251-005 1,177 EW BURLINGTON NURSERY & TURF FARM LLC 04-20-251-006 11,743 EW BURLINGTON NURSERY & TURF FARM LLC 04-20-251-007 40,346 HAMANO 2005 RESIDENTIAL TRUST 04-20-251-008 397,694 HAMANO 2005 RESIDENTIAL TRUST 04-20-300-010 59,765 IRISH, GREGORY W 04-20-300-012 79,470 PHENGKEOKAISONE, AMPHONE & KOCH, JOSEPH E 04-20-300-013 1,689 KONECNY, FRANCES M TRUST, TRUSTEE TR # 1 04-20-300-014 1,503 KONECNY, FRANCES M TRUST, TRUSTEE TR # 1 04-20-300-015 218 KONECNY, FRANCES M TRUST, TRUSTEE TR # 1

04-20-300-016 727 KONECNY, FRANCES M TRUST, TRUSTEE TR # 1 04-20-300-017 73,855 FRIEDMANN TRUST TR# 101 04-20-300-018 37,307 FOLAK, SHIRLEY 04-20-300-019 37,307 FOLAK, SHARON J 04-20-300-022 68,787 BRONSKI, ROBERT & CAROL 04-20-300-024 68,823 DEMPSEY, TERRENCE J & SHARON A 04-20-300-025 2,455 BRONSKI, ROBERT & CAROL 04-20-300-029 76,577 KONECNY, JOSEPH & SANDRA L 04-20-300-030 6,737 LARSON, ROBERT & LEA ANN 04-20-300-031 414,256 LARSON, ROBERT & LEA ANN 04-20-300-032 77,784 KONECNY, FRANCES M TRUST, TRUSTEE TR # 1 04-20-300-033 7,865 SEIMER, LOUISE TR #1 & SEIMER, DAVID R TR #1 04-20-400-001 105,163 WHITWELL, BRUCE TR# 101 & FAITH J TR# 102 04-20-400-002 80,279 SCOTT, HOWARD & BONNIE 04-20-400-006 112,211 BESTLER, MICHAEL R & GINA M 04-20-400-007 24,289 HEISE, T JR FAMILY LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 04-20-400-008 8,024 BOONE, B H FAMILY LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 04-21-100-003 306,369 TURK, MARK & PATTI 04-21-100-004 8,674 GORENZ, RUBY ELIZABETH 425 04-21-100-005 3,452 BURLINGTON PROPERTIES, LLC 04-21-100-006 3,056 BURLINGTON PROPERTIES, LLC 04-21-100-007 6,018 CASTLE BANK, CUSTODIAN 04-21-100-008 145 MICHAEL L WINTERS FAMILY LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 1 04-21-200-005 86,315 PIONEER TRUST & SAVINGS BANK 14814 04-21-200-008 35 DEUTSCH, ROMAN A & JOYCE M 04-21-200-009 61,528 KNAUTZ, RONALD K & SHERRY L 04-21-200-010 9,788 BURLINGTON PROPERTIES, LLC 04-21-200-011 5,198 PEPLOW, ARLO WM TR#101 & ELEONORE A TR#102 04-21-200-014 84,158 HUNT, JASON J 04-21-200-015 16,021 PEPLOW, ARLO WM TR#101 & ELEONORE TR#102 04-21-200-016 36,413 BURLINGTON PROPERTIES, LLC 04-21-200-017 202 PIONEER TRUST & SAVINGS BANK 14814 04-21-200-018 1,382 CREEK PARTNERS, LLC. 04-21-300-002 11,701 GORENZ, RUBY ELIZABETH 425 04-21-300-005 77,977 HAINES, JOHN & LINDA 04-21-300-007 2,091 BESTLER, MICHAEL R & GINA M 04-21-300-009 877 TURK, MARK & PATTI 04-21-300-011 878 BOONE, B H FAMILY LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 04-21-300-012 5,829 TURK, MARK & PATTI 04-21-300-013 6,525 GORENZ, RUBY ELIZABETH TR, TRUSTEE TR # 425 04-21-300-014 6,906 GORENZ, KATHRYN S 04-21-300-017 7,562 JUNS, DOROTHY TR#102 & JUNS LUD TR#101 04-21-300-019 86,090 KLUG, DANIEL T & TRACIE M 04-21-300-020 371 DOROTHY JUNS TR#101 & LIDS JUNS TR#102, TRUSTEE 04-21-300-021 51,680 JUNS, WILLIAM M & LAURENE S 04-21-300-022 648 JUNS, LUD TR#101 & DOROTHY JUNS TR#102 04-21-400-003 14,496 SCOTT, THOMAS O TRUST TRUSTEE 04-21-400-006 18,610 GORENZ, RUBY ELIZABETH 425 04-21-400-007 24,630 GORENZ, RUBY ELIZABETH 425

Kane County Chronicle / kcchronicle.com 04-21-400-008 137,893 GORENZ, RUBY ELIZABETH & KATHRYN S 04-21-400-009 10,981 JUNS, DOROTHY TR#102 & JUNS LUD TR#101, TRUSTEES 04-21-400-010 95,931 WIESE, CARLTON H & SCHMITZ MARY ELLEN 04-22-100-002 28,423 CREEK PARTNERS, LLC 04-22-100-004 11,771 PIONEER TRUST & SAVINGS BANK 14814 04-22-100-005 177 PIONEER TRUST & SAVINGS BANK 14814 04-22-100-006 28,172 CREEK PARTNERS, LLC. 04-22-200-002 9,159 GODFREY FAMILY INVESTMENT LP 04-22-200-004 106,907 JOHN, WILLIAM P 04-22-200-005 4,691 JOHN, WILLIAM P 04-22-200-006 13,794 BANCO POPULAR NORTH AMERICA 26876 04-22-200-007 5,963 BANCO POPULAR NORTH AMERICA 26876 04-22-300-001 111,716 SCOTT, THOMAS O TRUST TRUSTEE 04-22-400-002 10,042 EAST LYONS LLC & GIFFORD 300 LLC 04-22-400-004 71,639 TRUMBOWER, JAMES B 04-22-400-008 3,739 CASTLE BANK, CUSTODIAN 04-22-400-009 3,556 CREEK PARTNERS LLC 04-22-400-010 6,198 CASTLE BANK, CUSTODIAN 04-22-400-011 3,734 CREEK PARTNERS LLC 04-22-400-012 4,018 CASTLE BANK, CUSTODIAN 04-22-400-013 5,436 CREEK PARTNERS LLC 04-23-100-002 74,430 CHAPMAN, ENNIS 04-23-100-004 13,006 KNIEF FARMS LLC 04-23-100-005 518 SCHMITT, GREGORY R 04-23-100-006 82,229 JONES, GLADYS M TR#102 & HAROLD K TR#101 04-23-100-007 199,160 FOLLMAN, DANIEL & CAROL FAMILY TRUST 04-23-200-001 18,287 BLUFF CITY MATERIALS INC 04-23-200-002 11,897 JONES, GLADYS M TR#102 & HAROLD K TR#101 04-23-200-003 23,377 BESTLER, JOSEPH A DCLRN OF TR, TRUSTEE 04-23-300-001 14,154 JONES, GLADYS M TR#102 & HAROLD K TR#101 04-23-300-002 76,925 KUEHNER, EDWARD J & RITA I 04-23-300-003 8,221 EAST LYONS LLC & GIFFORD 300 LLC 04-23-300-005 34,490 GRAY-URBAN FARMS LLC 04-23-300-006 82,115 POWROZEK, SHANE M & SHERI L 04-23-400-002 23,990 GARY-URBAN FARMS LLC 04-23-400-004 19,474 GRAY-URBAN FARMS LLC 04-23-400-005 47,330 GRAY, GLENN D 04-24-100-009 91,925 JOHNSTON, JOHNNY A & MERRILEE K 04-24-100-014 65,748 HAN FAMILY TRUST TR # 1 04-24-100-017 1,176 BESTLER, JOSEPH A DCLRN OF TR, TRUSTEE 04-24-100-018 14,373 BESTLER, JOSEPH A DCLRN OF TR, TRUSTEE 04-24-100-019 245,002 BESTLER, JOSEPH A DCLRN OF TR, TRUSTEE 04-24-100-020 783 BESTLER, JOSEPH A DCLRN OF TR, TRUSTEE 04-24-200-007 692 BESTLER, JOSEPH A DCLRN OF TR, TRUSTEE 04-24-200-008 1,886 JOHNSTON, JOHNNY A & MERRILEE K 04-24-200-009 45 JOHNSTON, JOHNNY A & MERRILEE K 04-24-201-001 135,295 STANKUS, ROBERT L & KIMBERLY A 04-24-201-002 104,285 DELINE, SCOTT & CANDICE

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*New car prices include applicable manufacturer rebates & manufacturer incentives. Plus tax, title, license & $164.30 doc fee. In lieu of special financing. **With approved credit. On select models. In lieu of manufacturer rebates & manufacturer incentives. 0% APR For 72mos: Ex. $13.89 per $1000 financed with $0 down. 0% APR For 60mos Ex: $16.67 per $1,000 financed with $0 down. ^With approved credit. On select models. In lieu of manufacturer rebates & manufacturer incentives. †Off MSRP. MSRP may not be price at which vehicle is sold in trade area. Includes all applicable manufacturer rebates & manufacturer incentives. In lieu of special financing. Ex: 2012 Ram 3500HD #D2127 MSRP:$62,370-$10,000=$52,370. +Plus tax, title, license & $164.30 doc fee. Payments based on 1.99% APR for 75 months with $4,000 down with approved credit. Must finance thru Ally Buyer Choice. ++With approved credit. On select models. Dealer will not honor any pricing errors in this advertisement. Prices are good 2 days from date of publication. Pictures are for illustration purposes only. See dealer for details.

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