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Army TrailElementary School fifth-graders Fernando PaduaandAsia Fortunaplacedonationsintoabox for the Addisonschool’s fooddrive forthe AddisonCommunity Switchboard.

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On Wednesday, AddisonCommunity SwitchboardCo-President andCoordinatorJim Lombardo sortsthroughsome of thefrozen fooditemstheorganization’s pantrywillprovide to residentsthis holidayseason.

AddisoncommunitygivesbackforThanksgiving

ByMARYBETHVERSACI mversaci@shawmedia.com

ADDISON–Fromschools tocharities,everyoneisdoing theirpartthisThanksgiving tohelpthoseinneedinAddison.

ArmyTrailElementary Schoolisparticipatingina fooddrivethismonthtocollectnonperishableitems fortheAddisonCommunity Switchboard,whichoffersa foodpantrytoAddisonTownshipresidents.

Someoftheitemscouldultimatelybenefitfamiliesinthe school,whereabout80percent ofstudentsreceivefreeorreducedlunches,PrincipalDeb Martellosaid.

Martellosaidtheschoolitselfreceivesalotofcommunitysupport,sowhenstudents receiveanopportunitylike thistogiveback,theschool likestoencouragethemtodo so.

“Whenwehaveopportunitieslikethis,it’simportant totrytogivebackwhenyou can,”shesaid.

Howtohelp

Visit www.addisoncommunityswitchboard.org tolearn howtodonatefood,clothes andfundstotheAddison CommunitySwitchboard.

roomwiththemostdonations willreceivebreakfastfromthe McDonald’sinAddison.

KeyClubsponsorKaren Gradysaidit’simportantfor AddisonTrailtoprovideits studentwiththislessonofgivingback.

apartnershipwiththeKiwanisClubofAddisonandother localorganizations.

JimLombardo,co-presidentandcoordinatorofthe AddisonCommunitySwitchboard,saidtheorganization appreciatesallthehelpitreceives.

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Army Trail fifth-gradersChris Flores (fromleft),Andrea Serrano, Fernando Paduaand Asia Fortunaholddonated food driveitems.

OtherschoolsinAddison ElementarySchoolDistrict4 alsoarehostingfooddrivesfor theSwitchboard.Somewillbe collectingmittensthiswinter todonatetothecharity,which alsoprovidesclothestofamilies.

Elementaryschoolstudents aren’ttheonlyonessupport-

ingtheSwitchboardthisfall; AddisonTrailHighSchoolis aswell.

InthespiritofThanksgiving,theschool’sKeyClubis collectingfooddonationsthis week.

Studentscompetetobring inthemostgoods,asthehome-

“We’rehopingthatsetting thatupinhighschoolwill translatetomakingtheworld abetterplace,”Gradysaid.

AddisonTrailstudentsalso hostedaThanksgivinglunch forseniorsTuesday.

About130seniorsfromthe communityandtheAddison ParkDistrict’sActiveAdult SeniorClubattendedthe event,whichwastheresultof

Thepantryservesabout 250to300familieseach month,andhebelieves thatnumbershouldremain steadyduringtheholiday season,althoughtheinflux ofdonationsthatusuallyarrivesaroundthistimeisalwayswelcome.

“It’sacommunityeffort,” Lombardosaid.

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Addison residentsGeneRayburn (fromleft),Jean Wendt, Richard Stein, TinaAllenand SandyCotosman enjoytheannual ThanksgivingHoliday Luncheonon Tuesday atAddison TrailHigh School.

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Elementaryschoolcelebratesnewplayground

ByMARIGRIGALIUNAS mgrigaliunas@shawmedia.com

LOMBARD–Studentsat

WilliamHammerschmidtElementarySchoolinLombard havebrand-newplayground equipment,thankstoaproject that’sbeenyearsinthemaking.

“It’saplayground.It’sso muchmore,”saidAndiCooper,alandscapearchitectand Hammerschmidtparentwho hasledtheLearn+PlayGardensproject.

OnSaturday,students,parentsandcommunitymembers gatheredtocelebratethecompletionoftheproject’ssecond phasewithaplaygroundribboncutting.

Coopersaidtheplanto enrichtheplaygroundbeganthreeyearsago.Thefirst phase,theEdibleGardens, wascompletedlastyear.Each gradeplantsvegetablesor herbsintheirownraisedbeds.

“Wesaidweknowweneed anewplayground,butwhat elsecanwedowithinthelandscapetomakeitabetter,more excitingplace?”Coopersaid.

Duringthepastyear,Hammerschmidtstudentsand teachersbegandeveloping waystoincorporatethegardensintoclassandbeyond, fromfifth-graderswhohave studiedseedstotheschool’s

Learn+PlayGardensprojectleaderAndiCooperaddressesthecrowd at theopening of thenewplayequipment Saturday at HammerschmidtElementary Schoolin Lombard.

newgardenandwalkingclubs.

“Thegoalisthatourteachersandstudentsfeellikethis istheirspaceandtheirgarden,”Coopersaid.

Sincetheprojectaimstobe greenandsustainable,theold playgroundequipmentwas donatedtoKidsAroundthe World,aRockford-basedorganizationthatprovidesplaygroundsinothercountries. ThegroupwillreusetheformerHammerschmidtequipmentforanewplayground.

TheLearn+PlayGardens

havebeenfundedthrough acommunity-wideeffort,includingschoolfundraisers andDuPageCountygrants, alongwiththesupportofthe LombardParkDistrictandvillage.Coopersaidtheproject startedwithanabout$500,000 vision,butit’scomedownto lessthanhalfofthat.

Duringthephase-tworibboncutting,studentshelped spreadmulcharoundthenew equipmentasjustaportionof hundredsofvolunteerhours thathavegoneintotheproject.

“Wewantthekidsandthe neighborstotakeownershipof thisspaceandreallytakecare ofit,”Coopersaid,addingthat sincetheprojectbegan,she hasn’tseenanyvandalismor graffitiinthegardens.

Thethirdandfinalphaseis alreadyfunded,andCooperanticipatesitwillbecompletedin 2015.Phasethreeincorporates greeninfrastructuretechnologieslikeraingardensandpermeableconcretedesignedto easesomeofthefloodingissues aroundtheschool.

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Kecia Waldschmidtandherson, Owen,6,delivermulch at theribboncutting Saturday forthenew playground at Hammerschmidt Elementary Schoolin Lombard.

Thelastphasealsowillincludeabutterflygarden,outdoormusicalinstrumentsand walkingpaths.

“I’mexcitedtoseethe wholepackage,”Coopersaid.

Asamomofthree,Cooper wantsHammerschmidtstudentstoenjoythenewgardens,butshealsohopesthe projectcanserveasanexampleforothercommunitiesof howaplaygroundcanbeso muchmore.

“It’sawayforpublicschool systemstothinkabouttheir campusesinadifferentway,” Coopersaid.

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LOMBARD–Onthenight ofNov.9,1938,Jewishbusinesses,homesandsynagogues wereattackedthroughoutGermanyandother Nazi-controlled areasofEurope.

Theshatteredglassof windowslined sidewalks,givingthehorrific nightitsname: Kristallnacht, orthe“NightofBrokenGlass.”

Onthatnight,theJews ofEuropeappearedtostand alone.Seventy-sixyearslater, themembersofCongregation EtzChaimknowtheydonot, afterhundredsgatheredSaturday–thenightbeforethe anniversaryofKristallnacht –toshowtheirsolidarityafter theLombardsynagoguewas vandalizedinOctober.

“Yoursupportliftsusup,” RabbiStevenBobsaidatthe ComingTogetherinSolidarity event.“It’sclearthatwedonot standalone.”

OnOct.21,theLombardPoliceDepartmentrespondedto adisturbanceatCongregation EtzChaim,wheretheyfound asuspectdrivingrecklessly aroundtheproperty.

Anti-Semiticgraffitiwas writtenonthesynagogue,and sevenofitswindowswerebroken.

JohnWhite,40,ofWestmont,wastakenintocustody atthesceneandchargedwith ahatecrime,armedviolence andothercrimes.Hehaspleadednotguiltytoallcharges.

Aftertheincident,police obtainedasearchwarrant forWhite’shouse,wherethey saytheyfoundthousandsof roundsofammunition,ashotgun,rifleandfourhandguns.

Bondwassetatafull$5millionforWhite,butprosecutors arenowseekingtodenyhim bail,saidPaulDarrah,spokesmanfortheDuPageCounty State’sAttorney’sOffice.This motionwillbeconsidered Nov.18.

SeveralgovernmentandreligiousleadersfromthroughoutDuPageCountyattended thesolidaritygathering,and

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Congregation Etz ChaimRabbi Steven Bobaddressesthehundreds of guests at the Lombard synagogue’s Coming Togetherin Solidarity event Saturday, heldin response to the vandalismthatoccurredthere Oct.21.

theywerejoinedbycommunitymembersofallreligions.

Manyoftheseleaders–some,longtimefriendsofthe synagogue,andothers,those whoweremovedtospeakout becauseoftherecentattack –sharedtheirreactionswith thecrowd.

“Toallreligiousleaders, neighborsandfriendsofCongregationEtzChaim,Iam deeplyoffendedbytherecent actofvandalismtoyoursynagogue,andI’msaddened thatthistypeofhatecrime canstilloccurinourcommunity,”DuPageCountyBoard ChairmanDanCroninsaidin aletterreadbyboardmember TonyMichelassi.

Michelassi,himselfamemberofCongregationEtzChaim, sharedhisownthoughtsafter readingCronin’s,sayinghatefulvoicesandactionscanbe loudandfrightening,butcommunitymemberscannotlet thesedestructiveviewspush themdown.

“Embracingourdifferences,celebratingthemand learningaboutthemiswhat makesusstrongasoneunited nation,”hesaid.

ShoaibKhadrifromthe InterfaithCommitteeandIslamicCenterofNaperville condemnedtheactsagainst thesynagogue,sayingheunderstandswhattheyareexperiencing.

“ToourdearfriendsatCon-

gregationEtzChaim,weknow exactlywhatyou’regoing throughbecausewefeelthis painfirsthand,”Khadrisaid. “Butthere’shope.”

Hesaidhatredcanbe nippedinthebud.

Rev.JimHonigfromFaith EvangelicalLutheranChurch inGlenEllynsaidheandothersarereadytoprotectthe synagoguefromthathatred, whateverthatmightentail.

“ButIdonotsaythatasa gestureofcharity.Isaythat asagestureofbrotherhood andsisterhood,adeep,strong mutuality,becauseIknow thatwhenthetimecomes,you willdothesameforus,”Honig said.

Attheendofthenight,RabbiBobinvitedallreligious leadersinattendancetojoin himinfrontofthecrowd.He toldthestoryofaChicagosynagoguethatwasvandalized andhowafterwards,anewspaperprintedaphotoofthe rabbispointingtotheswastikathathadbeendrawnonthe synaogogue.

“Icalledoneofmyfriends, oneoftherabbisatthiscongregation,andIsaidtohim, ‘Rabbispointingataswastika, rabbisopposedtoswastikas–woohoo,bignews.’Itoldhim heshouldgetthepriestsand theministersouttopointat theswastika.Hesaidtome, ‘Wedon’tknowanyofthem.’ “Wedo.”

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GlenbardEastcommunityreactstodeathofsenior

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GlenbardEastHigh Schoolin Lombardlearns Wednesdaymorning of thedeath of seniorJakeDrew (left),shownhere Feb.8 at theGlenbard Eastwrestling regional.

ByMARYBETHVERSACI mversaci@shawmedia.com

LOMBARD–Glenbard EastHighSchoollearned Wednesdaymorningofthe deathofJakeDrew,asenior attheLombardschoolwho servedasthecaptainofthe wrestlingteam.

GlenbardTownshipHigh SchoolDistrict87doesnot knowthecauseortimeof death,CommunityRelations CoordinatorPegMannion said,andtheresultsofanautopsyarepending,according totheDuPageCountyCoroner’sOffice.

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GlenbardEastPrincipalJoshChamberssentan emailWednesdaytoparents toencouragethemtospeak totheirchildrenduringthis time.

“Weweresaddenedto learnofthedeathofJacob Drew,aGlenbardEastsenior,andweextendour

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GlenbardEastcounselors havebeenavailabletospeak tostudentsandstaffimpactedbytheloss,Mannionsaid.

“Thedeathofastudentis justthegreatestlossaschool canexperience,”shesaid.

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FINDING APLACE FORPASSIONANDSELF-ESTEEM

BUILDING SELF-ESTEEMIS KEY TO RECOVERY ANDPOSSIBLE WITHTHERIGHT SUPPORT.

ChicagoanJenniferBurton,30,describesher fashion consultingbusinessas“somewhatlikethe What Not to Wear TVshow, butwithmorecompassion.”As shesortsthroughherclients’closets,shecullsand repurposes,suggestsalterationsand compilesa shoppinglist.“Mygoalis to helpthem feelgood aboutthemselvesnomatterwhattheirsize,”shesays.

Assomeonewho struggledwithaneatingdisorder throughouther teensandtwenties,Burtonknows theimportanceofself-acceptance. “Fromanearly age,Ifeltpressuretolook acertain way,” says Burton.“Mymom wasanorexic,sotherewere confusingmessagesabouteatingandbodyimage.”

Burton’sroleas acompetitivetennisplayercontributed to her confusion;her coachescautionedherabout gaining weight.As ayoung teenshebegan to severely restrictherdiet,butthatdidn’thave the desiredeffect.

Shetriedanotherapproachafter watching amovie about agirlwithbulimia,aneatingdisorderthat involvesbingeeating followedbypurging —usually by vomitingorusinglaxatives.“Hiding mycondition throughouthighschool wasextremelydraining,” recallsBurton. At collegeinBoston,Burton felt isolatedanddepressed,andher condition worsened. Shespent fourmonthsintreatment forhereating disorderand relatedseriousmedicalissues.

Whenshe returned to herparents’homeinDowners Grove,she struggledwiththelackof structureand follow-upcare. Amonthlater, she went to Linden Oaks, apartof Edward-ElmhurstHealthcare, and begananintensiveoutpatientprogram forpeople witheatingdisorders.“Ilovedtheprogramandthe people,” says Burton.“I wasable to build ahealthy support systeminthisarea.”Shesays thatbuilding self-esteemisalso key to recovery.“Manywomen strugglewithbodyimage.BecauseI’mopenabout my struggles,theycan relateto me,” she states.

TheLindenOaksEatingDisordersProgram,designated aCenter of ExcellencebyTheJoint Commission, offers fourlevels of caretohelpindividuals recover fromanorexia,bulimiaandothereatingdisorders.

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Judge:Formercop notguiltyofassault

ByMARYBETHVERSACI mversaci@shawmedia.com

VILLAPARK–Aformer Maywoodpoliceofficeraccused ofsexuallyassaultingawoman inMarch2012at aVillaParkhotelwasfoundnot guiltyNov.6bya DuPageCounty judge.

DeonSams

DeonSams, 40,ofBolingbrookwas chargedwithfourcountsof criminalsexualassaultandtwo countsofofficialmisconduct.Of thosecharges,Samswasconvictedofonecountofofficial misconduct,whichcarriesa sentenceofprobationthrough fiveyearsinprison. Asentencingdatehasnot yetbeenset.

Inhiswrittendecision, JudgeGeorgeBakalissaidthe prosecutionfailedtoprovebeyondareasonabledoubtthat thesexualencounterbetween Samsandthewomanwasnot consensual.

Duringtheearlymorning hoursofMarch24,2012,Sams wasonpatrolfortheMaywood PoliceDepartmentwhenhe sawawomanwalkingdown thestreetinMaywood.

Thewomanhadbeen chargedwithdrivingunder theinfluenceofalcoholand takentotheOakbrookPolice Department,whereherboyfriendpickedheruptobring hertoherapartmentinBellwoodbutthenleftbeforeshe enteredtheresidence,accordingtocourtdocuments.

Shedidnothavethekeysto herapartment,soshewalked fromherBellwoodhometoher brother’shomeinMaywood.It wasduringthiswalkthatsheencounteredSams,whoofferedto giveheraride, documentsstate.

Whennoonewasather brother’shome,Samsbrought hertoahotelthathadnovacanciesandthentotheMaywood PoliceDepartment,wherehe andthewomanenteredhis personalvehicleanddrovetoa VillaParkhotel,wheretheyengagedinsexualacts,according todocuments.

Samstestifiedthetwohad flirtedandtalkedin asexualmannerthroughouttheir encounter,butthewomandeniedthis,sayingshehadfallen asleepinthecarandagainin thehotelwhilethesexualacts occurred,documentsstate.

Inhisdecision,Bakalissaid hefoundittroublingthatshe didnotseekhelpduringorimmediatelyaftertheincidentand founditdifficulttobelieveshe wouldhavefallenasleepafter findingshewasallegedlybeing assaulted.

Healsosaidvideosurveillanceoutsidetheinitial hotelthetwohadgonetodid notshowunsteadinessonthe woman’spart.

However,Bakalisfound Samsguiltyofofficialmisconductforengaginginsexual activitywhileondutyasapoliceofficer,callinghisactions “despicable”andsayingasan on-dutypoliceofficer,heisrequiredtoassistthoseinneed ratherthantakeadvantageofa situation.

ByMARIGRIGALIUNAS mgrigaliunas@shawmedia.com

LOMBARD–TheLombard VillageBoardofTrusteeslistenedtonearlyadozencommunitymembersvoicetheir oppositiontoaproposedmedicalmarijuanadispensaryata meetingNov.6.

The2,500-square-footfacility wouldbelocatedat510E.22nd St.inanexistingofficebuilding.

Segredoexplainedheisconcernedforstudentspassingthe

“Webelievethisfacilityhas thepotentialtobeasafetyrisk inmanywaystoourstudents,” saidJimSegredo,presidentof MontiniCatholicHighSchool, whichisneartheproposedlocationforthedispensary.

InformationinPoliceReports isobtainedfromtheLombard PoliceDepartment.Individuals listedinPoliceReportswho havebeenchargedwithacrime havenotbeenprovenguiltyin court.

Battery

•Anincidentinvolvingbattery wasreportedat1:11p.m.Nov.3 atUltraFoods,491E.Roosevelt Road.

•AshleyFord,21,1S133 WinthropLane,VillaPark,and TimothyHibbeler,21,131N. SummitAve.,VillaPark,each werechargedat11:15p.m.Nov. 3withbatteryinthe300block ofNorthKramerAvenue.

Theft

•Awalletcontainingacredit cardwasreportedstolenat 3:55p.m.Nov.3atRockBottom Brewery,94YorktownShopping Center.Thecardwasreportedly usedforunauthorizedpurchases.

•Apairofjeanswerereportedlystolenat2:07p.m.Nov.4 fromVonMaur,145W.YorktownShoppingCenter.

•Acoatandmoneywere reportedstolenat2:36p.m.Nov. 4fromaunitinthe2700block ofTechnologyDrive.

•Moneywasreportedstolen at4:58p.m.Nov.4inthe100 blockofSouthCharlotteStreet.

Propertydamage

•Anelectronicradarspeed signwasreporteddamaged at9:02a.m.Nov.3inthe600 blockofEastPrairieAvenue.

•Graffitiwasreportedat3:47

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Ifparentshaveanyconcernsabouttheirchild’sreactiontoDrew’sdeath,they shouldcontactschoolcounselors,administrativestaffor theirchild’steachers,Chamberssaidintheemail.

Inadditiontobeingonthe wrestlingteam,Drewalsoran crosscountryduringhishigh

p.m.Nov.3onaWasteManagementdumpsterinthe100block ofEastGroveStreet.

Fraud

•Unauthorizedpurchasesusingdebitcardinformationwere reportedat5:22p.m.Nov.3in the100blockofWestWillow Street.

•Unauthorizedpurchases usingcreditcardinformation werereportedat9:28a.m.Nov. 4inthe2100blockofSouth FinleyRoad.

•Anincidentinvolvingfraud wasreportedat12:14p.m.Nov. 4inthe200blockofEastWilson Avenue.

Harassment

Anincidentinvolvingtelephoneharassmentwasreported at7:52p.m.Nov.3inthe1000 blockofSouthEdgewood Avenue.

Disorderlyconduct

Anincidentinvolvingdisorderlyconductwasreportedat5:13 p.m.Nov.4inthe700blockof SouthChaseLane.

Trafficviolations

DanielleJenca,22,246E.Le MoyneAve.,Lombard,was chargedat4:41p.m.Nov.4with drivingwithasuspendedlicense,noinsuranceandexpired registrationatMainStreetand RooseveltRoad.

Disturbance

Loudmusicwasreported at9:19p.m.Nov.3inthe 2200blockofSouthHighland Avenue.

schoolcareer,Mannionsaid.

Afterlearningofhisdeath, manyofDrew’speerstookto Twittertoexpresstheircondolences.

“RIPtoJakeDrew,anamazingwrestlerandawesomeperson.You’llbemissed,”one tweetsaid.

“RIPJakeDrew.Loveyou brother,”anotherread.

“Stillcan’tbelieveit.Rest inpeaceJakeDrew,”afriend shared.

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Givebacktoothers thisThanksgiving

Astheseasonsarechangingandfallcolorsbringtomind thetraditionalThanksgivingholiday,IhavemanyfondmemoriesofThanksgivingholidaysofthepast,andIlookforwardto spendingthisThanksgivingwithmyfamily.

WhatIlearnedfrommy parentsandgrandparentsat Thanksgivingthroughthe yearsIampassingontomy childrenandgrandchildren.

Loveeachother;charity beginsathome;countyour blessings;bethankfulfor whatyouhave;begeneroustothoselessfortunatethanyourself.

AtYorkTownship,wearethankfulfortheindividuals,corporationsandorganizationswhosogenerouslysupportYork Townshipprogramsandserviceswiththeircashandin-kind donations.

Oneofourgeneroussupportersandaveryworthycausein itsownrightistheDanGibbonsTurkeyTrot,whichIparticipateineveryThanksgivingmorning.

Iurgeallofyoutofinditinyourhearttoparticipatein somewayinthe31stannualDanGibbonsTurkeyTrotonNov. 27.On-siteregistrationthedayoftheraceis$35.Youcansave $5byregisteringonlineatdangibbonsturkeytrot.com.

Donationsarealwaysgraciouslyacceptedandgotobenefit allthecausesoftheDanGibbonsTurkeyTrot,includingthe YorkTownshipFoodPantryamongothers.

IalsoamthankfulforourYorkTownshipemployeesand volunteerswhodonatetheirtimeandeffortsatthistimeof theyeartomakeYorkTownshipSeniorCenter,FoodPantry andGeneralAssistanceHolidayProgramspossible.Withtheir help,wewilldistributetoourpantryclients120turkeydinners thisyearforThanksgiving,complimentsofLombardJuniors andFriendsofYorkTownship.

ThisalsoisthetimeofyearwegearupforourYorkTownshipAdoptAFamilyforChristmasandToysforTotsprograms throughwhichwehelped283familieswith541childrenlast year.Thesefamiliesreceivedgiftsandtoysalldonatedbylocal organizations,churches,schools,businessesandfamilies.

Ifyouwouldliketomakeadonationtohelpprovidefood foraYorkTownshipfamilyonThanksgivingorcontributeto oneofourholidayprograms,pleasevisitYorkTownshipHall at1502S.MeyersRoadorcallusat630-620-2400tofindouthow youcanhelp.

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OURVIEW

Weoweourveteransmore

TuesdaywasVeteransDay,whenwe honorthosewhohaveservedinAmerica’s armedforces.It’swonderfultohonorour veterans.Foralltheyhavedone,theydeserveadaytobegivenaccolades.

Therewere19.6millionmilitaryveterans intheUnitedStatesasof2013,according totheCensusBureau.Ofthose,9.3million were65yearsandolder,and1.6million wereyoungerthan35.In2013,therewere3.6 millionveteranswithaservice-connected disability,whichisonethatwasaresultof adiseaseorinjuryincurredoraggravated duringactivemilitaryservice.

Theyservedbecausetheybelievedin somethingbiggerthanthemselves:Theybelievedintheircountry.Theysacrificedfor thebenefitofothers.Theyunderstoodthat acountrythatcherishesfreedomasanideal requiressomegiveuptheirfreedomforthe benefitofothers.

Inmanyways,ourcountryfailsveterans.Thinkofhowmanyhavehadtowait

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togetservicedatthenation’sveterans hospitals.

Multipledeploymentstodangerous, hostilelandscanleadtopost-traumatic stressdisorderorsuicide:Thereare30,000 to32,000U.S.deathsfromsuicideayear, accordingtotheCentersforDiseaseControl andPrevention,andofthose,about20percentareveterans.

Weowethemmore.

Sayingthankyoutoaveteran,orattendingaVeteransDayceremonytohonor them,isawonderful,heartfeltgesture.

Butwecannotstopwiththat:Wemust demandourveteransreceivethecarethey deserveforgivingtheirallfortheircountry.Wemustshowourgratitudeeveryday, notjusttheonedayayearsetasidefor doingso.

AsJohnF.Kennedyoncesaid,“Aswe expressourgratitude,wemustneverforget thatthehighestappreciationisnottoutter words,buttolivebythem.”

Congressshallmakenolawrespectinganestablishmentofreligion,orprohibiting thefreeexercisethereof;orabridgingthefreedomofspeech,orofthepress;orthe rightofthepeoplepeaceablytoassemble,andtopetitiontheGovernmentfora redressofgrievances. FirstAmendment,U.S.BillofRights

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Respecttheresidents nearWestAvenue

Ireadaboutthefivestreets onWestAvenue.Carspileup, theywaitforthelighttochange andtheyspeedandcutpeople off,justtobesurethey’reone ofthesixcarsorsothatmake thelights.Wehomeownersand apartmentdwellerscan’tget outofourownhomes,because we’reblockedin[by]these discourteouspeople.Remember, youhaveachoicewhatstreet togodown.Wedon’t.Wehave rightsaswell.

Maybewecanstart gettingourcountryback

Justwantedtosayhurraywith themidtermelections.Finally, maybewecanstarttogetour countryback.

Passingontherightisrisky

Impatientdriverswhopasson therightintotherightlaneto getaroundtrafficthat’sslower thantheywantintheleftlane putteenagedriversandseniors atriskbecausetherightlaneis wheretheydrivetostaysafe andpicktheirspeed.Unfortunately,thepeoplewhodothis oftendon’treadnewspapers.

Anotherseasonstarts

Theelectionsareover,which meansalloftheTVandradio androbocallsaregoingto end.Oh,wait,Christmasis justaroundthecorner,which meansmoreTVandradioads toutingsales,extendedhours anddiscountsfortheChristmas shoppingseason.Thenthere arerobocallsfromcharitiesre-

questingmoney,includingmany charitiesyouneverheardabout. Theelectionseasonisover,and anotherseasonstarts.

Avoidthescams

Iamcallingtoremindpeople nottofallforphonescams.I gotamessagetodaythattold metocallacertainnumber orIwouldbeintroublewith theIRS.Acoupleofminutes ofresearchonGoogletoldme allIneededtoknowaboutthis massivescamthathasbeen goingaroundformonths.Don’t transfermoneytosomeunknowncardunderanycircumstance.Ifyouarenervous,talk tosomeoneyoutrustwhocan checkanythingoutthatyouare confusedabout.Don’tfallfor thesescams.

Thankyouforsupporting LemontPublicLibrary

TheCitizensforLemontPublic LibraryImprovementswould liketothankthevotersofthe librarydistrictforsupportingthe referendumfortherepairsand improvementstotheLemont PublicLibrary.Welookforwardtothereducedoperating expensesthroughimproved efficienciesinthemechanical andelectricalsystemsandthe improvementsinlibraryservices andtechnologythereferendum willfund.Webelievethisreferendumwasawin-winforthe taxpayersofthelibrarydistrict becauseourpropertytaxeswill bereducedandourinvestment inthelibrarywillbeprotected. Again,thankyouforsupporting theLemontPublicLibrary.

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BrushonWoodridgeDrive makesitdifficulttosee Someonewrotein[Oct.29] inregardstotheboulevards onWoodridgeDrivebetween CenterDriveand75th[Street] …Iwasthinkingthesame thingformany,manyweeks. Itjustlooksterrible.Thebrush istoolarge.Youcan’tsee, whenyou’returningifcarsare coming.Idon’tknowwhatthey werethinking.Itjustlooksvery unkempt.

ParkDistrict,GlenEllyn residentshavespoken GlenEllynParkDistrictBoard members,wehavespoken.It’s yourturntolisten.Thankyou verymuch.

Thankyou,GlenEllyn, forvotingnoforthepool

Thankyou,thankyou,Glen Ellynresidents,forvotingnoto thepool.Commonsensehas prevailed.Votingnoisapowerfulvote.Weneedtouseitmore.

“I’mnotafraidtobethepalegirl inthebathingsuit. Itdoesn’tbothermeanymore.” “Ihavefriendswhousetanningbedsorlieoutinthe sun.Itellthemabout Jaime. Jaimediedfrommelanomarightbeforesheturned30. Onepersondiesfrommelanomaeveryhour. AfterJaime’sdeath,Icompletely walkedawayfromtanning. Peoplethinkit’ssafe.But Iknowit’snot.You coulddie - just likeJaimedid.” -AmandaAsplin

facilityastheyleaveschoolor visitnearbyYorktownShoppingCenterbetweenschooland after-schoolactivities.Healso worriedabouttheincreased trafficandcrimehebelieved thedispensarymightbringand thepossibilityofpeopleobtainingstate-issuedmedicalmarijuanacardstoresellmarijuana.

Hesaidthesite’sproximity toresidencesextendedhisconcernstootherchildrenlivingin thearea,notjustMontinistudents.Hisuneasewasechoed byotherschoolofficials,aswell asresidents.Theclosenessof theproposedlocationtoMontini,anearbyschoolbusstop andhomesseemedtodrivethe opposition,ratherthanadisapprovalofmedicalmarijuana itself.

“I’maregisterednurseand I’mnotopposedtoamedical marijuanafacility,”Lombard residentAnneLipirasaid.

Lipira,wholivesintownhomesacrossfromwherethe proposedfacilitywouldbe,said althoughshe’snotopposedto medicalmarijuana,shebelievestheproposedlocationcre-

atesasafetyconcernfornearby residentsbecauseitisacash business.

Anonlinepetitionopposing thedispensarystartedbyLipira hasgained112signaturessince Oct.22.

Lombard’szoningordinance restrictsmedicalmarijuanadispensariestoofficezoningdistrictsasaconditionaluse.State lawrequiresanymedicalmarijuanadispensarytobeatleast 1,000feetawayfromschoolsand daycares,butitdoesnotaddressproximitytoresidential property.

Segredosubmittedapetition totheboardsignedby177peopleopposingthefacility,along withapacketofresearch.

SeanDalyofMMRELLC,the companythatwantstoopenthe dispensary,equatedthefacility toamedicaloffice,similartoa pharmacy.Healsocitedstudies showingnorelationbetween medicalmarijuanaandarisein crime.

Theboardtabledtheirdiscussion,followingthepublic hearing,andplanstorevisitthe requestattheirDec.4meeting.

TheLombardPlanCommissionrecommendedtheVillage Boardapprovethefacilitywith a4-2voteOct.20. •MARIJUANA Continuedfrom page8

FormerU.S.Rep.Crane diesat84fromlungcancer

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FormerU.S.Rep.Philip CranediedSaturdayatage84 afteralongbattlewithlung cancer.

CranerepresentedIllinois’ 8thDistrict–formerlythe12th District–inthenorthwestsuburbsfrom1969until2004.The districtincludesallorparts ofseveraltownsincluding Addison,Bloomingdale,Carol Stream,GlendaleHeights,HanoverPark,Lombard,Roselle, Streamwood,VillaParkand WoodDale.

“Today,wemourntheloss ofoneofthegreatleadersfrom northernIllinois,”U.S.Sen. MarkKirk,R-Ill.,saidinastatement.“Hewillalwaysberememberedforvowingtonever raisetaxes,apromisehekept throughhislongcareer,andfor expandingtradeopportunities forourstate.Isendbestwishes andprayerstohisfamily.”

Cranewasaleadingnationalfigureintheconservative movementthroughhisbook “TheDemocrat’sDilemma”and hiseffortswiththeBarryGoldwaterpresidentialcampaignin 1964,accordingtohisobituary withLoudounFuneralChapels.

Healsowasinvolvedinpresidentialpoliticsasacandidate

inthe1980RepublicanpresidentialprimarybeforewithdrawingandthrowinghissupporttoformerPresidentRonald Reagan,theobituarystated.

DuringhistimeintheU.S. HouseofRepresentatives, Cranechampionedlowertaxes,asimplifiedtaxcode,free marketeconomicsandfree tradeasamemberoftheWays andMeansCommittee,accordingtohisobituary.

Hewasinstrumentalin thefoundingofconservative organizationsthatstillexist today,includingtheRepublicanStudyCommittee,aGOP caucusintheHouseandthe HeritageFoundation,aconservativethinktank,theobituarystated.

Cranediedatthehomeof hisdaughter,Rebekah,inJefferson,Md.,accordingtohis obituary.

InadditiontoRebekah,he issurvivedbyhissiblings, Judy,DanielandDavid;his children,Catherine,Susanna, Jennifer,Sarah,Georgeand Carrie;andnumerousgrandchildren,hisobituarystated.Hewasprecededindeath byhisparents,Georgeand CoraCrane;hiswife,Arlene; hisbrother,George;andhis daughter,Rachel.

CountyBoardseekstofillopenseat

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DuPageCountyBoardChairmanDanCroninisaccepting applicationstofilltheDistrict 4vacancyleftafterthedeath ofboardmemberJRMcBride, accordingtoacountynewsrelease.

McBridediedOct.24after alongbattlewithcancer.He servedDistrict4,whichincludes allorpartofWheaton,Glen Ellyn,CarolStream,Glendale Heights,Lombard,Bloomingdale,Addison,Winfield,Lisle andDownersGrove.Toviewa mapofthedistrict,visitwww. dupageco.org/CountyBoard/ Dist4Map.

“Thenomineewillhelpadvanceourreformagendato makeDuPageCountyasmarter,moreefficientformofgovernment,”Croninsaidinthe release.

McBride’ssuccessorwill

servethedistrictfortheremainderofhisterm,whichexpires Nov.30,2016.Candidatesarerequiredtoliveinthedistrictand tosubmitacoverletterofintent thatis300wordsorlesssummarizingwhyheorsheisinterestedinservingontheboard,a résuméandanapplication.Applicationsareavailableatwww. dupageco.org/district4app. ApplicantsmustbeRepublicans. Applicationswillbescreened andacandidateforumforfinalistswillbeNov.22,afterwhich Croninwillselectanomineeand submitittotheCountyBoard foravoteattheboard’sDec.9 meeting.Thedeadlineforsubmissionsis5p.m.Tuesday.Applicationscanbesubmittedby mailtotheCountyBoardOffice at421N.CountyFarmRoad, Wheaton,IL601877,byemailto chairman@dupageco.orgorby faxto630-407-6001.

Communityhonorsveteransatannualceremony

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LOMBARD–Thevillage ofLombardhonoredveterans TuesdayattheSunkenGardenatLombardCommons Park.

TheannualVeteransDay CeremonyfeaturedaddressesbyLombardVillagePresidentKeithGiagnorio,DeaconWilliamCraneofSacred

HeartChurch,U.S.Rep.Peter Roskam,R-Ill.,andVFWState ofIllinoisSeniorViceCmdr. PhilipMaughan. GlenbardEastHighSchool studentsalsoperformedatthe event.

TheVeteransDayCeremonywasplannedbyLombard VFWLilacPost5815,theLombardHistoricalCommission andthevillageitself.

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MikeMikulecky (secondfromright) of theVFWLilac Post5815 celebrates Veterans Daywith GlenbardEastHigh Schoolstudents Morgan (fromleft) andHaleyMott and DominicCovney, who allperformed Tuesday at Lombard’s Veterans Day Ceremony.

ABOVE:VFW Stateof Illinois Senior Vice Cmdr.PhilipMaughanaddressesthecrowd Tuesdayduring Lombard’s Veterans Day Ceremony. LEFT:Communitymembersgather Tuesday at theSunkenGarden at LombardCommons Park.

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MadisonElementary Schoolinstructional technology coach Tony MeltonstreamsaninterviewwithaVFWmemberlive to aclassroom of studentsduringthe Veterans DayCeremony Tuesdayin Lombard.

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RealtorNews

SteveandJuliet(Mills)Holubowicz ofBerkshireHathawayHomeServices

KoenigRubloffRealtyGroup

CloseHighestPricedHomein

ElmhurstinPastTwoYears

ELMHURST,IL–PatWargowski,VicePresidentandManagingBrokerofBerkshireHathawayHomeServicesKoenigRubloffRealtyGroup’s Elmhurstoffice,hasannouncedthatSteveand Juliet(Mills)Holubowiczhaveclosedonthesale ofthehighestpricedhomeinElmhurstinthe pasttwoyearswiththesaleofthelistingat336 EgglestonAvenueinElmhurst.Thehomesoldfor $1,849,000.

SteveandJuliethavebeeninrealestatefor over22yearsandheadthesuburbandivisionof theirfamily-builtteam,theHOMEDISCOVERY TEAM,atBerkshireHathawayHomeServices KoenigRubloffRealtyGroup.Theteamwas startedbyJuliet’ssisterJenniferMillsKlattof BerkshireHathaway,inChicago.Togetherthey bringaprofessionalandpowerfulapproachto LuxuryRealEstateServicesfromthecitytothe suburbs.

“Thisisanexcitingaccomplishment achievedbytwoofourveteranagents,”said NancyNagy,CEOofBerkshireHathaway

HomeServicesKoenigRubloffRealtyGroup. “JulietandStevehaveastrongtrackrecordin theluxurymarket,havingsoldmultiplemillion dollarhomesinElmhurstinrecentyears.”

“JulietwasbornandraisedinElmhurst, andnowwithSteve,theyareraisingtheirown familyinacommunitysteepedintradition.Their connectiontoElmhurstmakesthisachievement especiallymeaningful,”saidPat.Shecontinued, “SteveandJuliethaveatruepassionforthis businessandconfidenceinthemarket.Their commitmenttotheirclientsandtherealization oftheirclients’goalsanddreamsdrivesthem andisthekeytotheirsuccess.”

AboutBerkshireHathaway HomeServicesKoenigRubloff RealtyGroup

BerkshireHathawayHomeServicesKoenigRubloff RealtyGroup’sElmhurstofficeislocatedat210 N.YorkSt.,#101,ElmhurstIL.Toreachtheoffice, pleasecall630.834.0582.BerkshireHathaway HomeServicesKoenigRubloffRealtyGroup,a full-servicerealestatecompany,hasnearly 1,500realestateprofessionalsandstaffserving customersthroughouttheChicagometropolitan areaandsurroundingcommunities.Formedfrom themergerbetweentwolegendaryChicagoreal estatebrokerages–PrudentialRubloffPropertiesandKoenig&Strey–BerkshireHathaway HomeServicesKoenigRubloffRealtyGroupinherits asolidreputationbuiltfromdecadesofhelping peoplethroughoutthegreaterChicagoareabuy andsellrealestate.Visitkoenigrubloff.com.

ColdwellBankerLombardisproudtoannouncethat JoanneMcInerneywasnamedtopsinListingsTakenand AmyPecorarowasnamedtopsinSalesUnitsand VolumeforthemonthofOctober.

“JoanneandAmyarelongtimeRealtorswithavast knowledgeandexperienceinrealestate,”remarkedDoug MacArtney.

“Theirphilosophiesonhardworkandconscientious attentiontodetailhaveledthemtobepremieragentsin theChicagolandarea.Withanemphasisonsolutions,they willnotstopuntiltheirclientsarecompletelysatisfied.”

FormarketinformationyoumaycontactJoanneat 630.561.5698andAmyat630.886.5343.

VisittheColdwellBankerResidentialBrokerageoffice locatedat1156SMainStreet,Lombard, orcall630-495-3500.

ColdwellBankerResidentialBrokerage,aleadingresidentialreal estatebrokeragecompanyservingChicagoland,NorthwestIndiana,SoutheastWisconsinandSouthwestMichigan,operates52officeswithmorethan 3,300salesassociates.ColdwellBankerResidentialBrokerageispartofNRT LLC,thenation’slargestresidentialrealestatebrokeragecompany.NRT,a subsidiaryofRealogyCorporation,operatesRealogy’scompany-ownedreal estatebrokerageoffices.Formoreinformation,pleasevisitwww.coldwellbankeronline.com.

SteveandJuliet(Mills)Holubowicz

JoanneMcInerney

AmyPecoraro

RealtorNews

ColdwellBankerResidential BrokerageLombardOffice IsAnOfficialDrop-OffCenter ForToysForTots!

Withtheholidayseasonnearlyuponus,ourColdwellBanker RealEstateofficewillonceagainbeacollectionsdrop-offfor ToysForTots.

Pleasehelpusprovideforaneedychild.Remember…older childrenlikegiftstoo!

Theyrequestthatthegiftsbenewandunwrapped. (nostuffedanimalsplease).

StartingMonday,November10thyoucanbringyourgiftsto theirofficeat

1156S.MainStreetinLombardandtheMarineswillpickup thetoysanddistributethem.

Yourkindnessandgenerositywillbringjoytoa deservingchild.

ThelastpickupwillbeonWednesday,December10th.

ThankyouforyourparticipationandHappy Holidaystoyouandyourfamily.

©2014ColdwellBankerResidentialRealEstateLLC.All RightsReserved.ColdwellBankerResidentialBrokerage fullysupportstheprinciplesoftheFairHousingActandthe EqualOpportunityAct.OperatedbyasubsidiaryofNRTLLC. ColdwellBanker,theColdwellBankerLogo,ColdwellBanker PreviewsInternational,theColdwellBankerPreviewsInternationallogoand“DedicatedtoLuxuryRealEstate”areregisteredandunregisteredservicemarksownedbyColdwell BankerRealEstateLLC.Realestateagentsaffiliatedwith ColdwellBankerResidentialBrokerageareindependentcontractorsalesassociatesandarenotemployeesofColdwell BankerResidentialBrokerage.

Hot tips cold weather for

10 to-do’s to prep your home for winter

Fallisoiciallyhere. Temperaturesare startingtodropandit’s timeto start thinkingabout gettingyourhomereadyforcoldweather.

—RogerGallagher, More Content Now

1.Tuneuptourheatingsystem

Formaximumeiciencyand to extendthelife of yourheating system,itshouldbeinspected and servicedannually If you have afurnace, ductsshould bechecked formold,andfilters shouldbecleanedor replaced monthly.

2.Changethebatteries onyourprogrammable thermostat

Don’t forget to checkthe batterieson yourprogrammable thermostat.If youdon’talready have one, aprogrammablethermostatisone of thesimplest and least expensiveinvestments you canmake to significantly reduce heating(and cooling) cost.

3.Reverseyourceilingfans

Fewpeople realizethat ceiling fans canalsomake yourhome more comfortableand reduce heating costs inthewinter especiallyif youhave high ceilings. Most fanshave a reverse switch to changethedirection of the fan. Warmairrises. Runthe fanata lowspeedinaclockwisedirection to producea gentleupdraft.This willcirculate warmairnearthe ceilingdownintotheoccupied space.

4.Cleanyourgutters

Once theleaves have fallen, guttersanddrainpipesshould becleaned.Cloggedguttersand drains can formicedamsinwhich water backsupandfreezes, and can cause water toseepintothe house.

5.Turnofanddrainexterior faucetsandlawnirrigation systems

Undrained waterinpipes can freeze andburst pipes. Disconnectall gardenhoses, drain them,and store themindoors. If youdonothave freeze-proof outdoor faucets, findtheindoor watershutof for eachoutside lineandturnitof.Thenturnon theoutsidespigots to drainany remaining water.

If youhave anirrigation system, contactanirrigation service company to drainthelines. Anair compressorshouldbeused to emptythe waterlines.

6.Haveyourchimney inspected

TheNationalFire Protection Association recommendsthat chimneys, fireplaces and vents shouldbeinspectedatleastonce a year for soundness, freedom fromdepositsandblockage.

7.Preparetheoutdoors

Ice, snowandheavywinds can bringdowntreesandbranches. Check for overgrowntreelimbs that couldpotentially fallonthe houseorelectricalwires. Clean and coveror store outdoor furniturebefore thefirst frostto preventdamage.

8.Getreadyforsnow

Don’t wait forthefirst snowstorm to buyanewsnowshovel. Check yoursnowthrower tosee ifitisin workingorder.When was thelasttimetheoil waschanged orithadatuneup?

Makesure youhave anample supply of icemeltor sandon hand for steps, walkways andthe driveway.

9.Keepoutthecold

Switchoutsummer screens for stormwindows. Checkdoors andwindows fordrafts. Replace crackedwindow panes. Weather strippingandinsulatedcurtains canhelp keepthe coldout.If doorsorwindows are veryold anddrafty, itmaybetime for energy-eicient replacements. Youwillbe warmerand reduce yourheating costs.

10.Getahumidifier

A humidifierwillmake your homemore comfortableinwinter. Withoutahumidifier, heated indoorair canbecome verydry, wellbelowthe30percent to 50 percent range recommended by theMayo Clinic. This can resultindryskin, sinuses andchappedlips.A humidifierwillalso reduce static electricityand canpreventfloors and stairsfromcreakingduring wintermonths. A humidifieralso canhelplower yourheating costs. You’ll feel warmerwhenthe relativehumidityiswithinthe recommended range.

RogerGallagherispresident ofGallagherRemodeling, a residentialdesign-build remodelingcompanylocated inBelmont, Massachusetts, specializinginkitchens,bathroomsandadditions.

MCLEAN,VA--(Marketwired-Nov13,2014)-Freddie Mac(OTCQB:FMCC)todayreleasedtheresultsof itsPrimaryMortgageMarketSurvey®(PMMS®), showingaveragefixedmortgagerateslittlechanged fromthepreviousweekwiththe30-yearmortgage stillhoveringaround4percent.

NewsFacts

•30-yearfixed-ratemortgage(FRM)averaged4.01 percentwithanaverage0.5pointfortheweekendingNovember13,2014,downfromlastweekwhen itaveraged4.02percent.Ayearagoatthistime,the 30-yearFRMaveraged4.35percent.

•15-yearFRMthisweekaveraged3.20percent withanaverage0.5point,downfromlastweek whenitaveraged3.21percent.Ayearagoatthis time,the15-yearFRMaveraged3.35percent.

•5-yearTreasury-indexedhybridadjustable-rate mortgage(ARM)averaged3.02percentthisweek

withanaverage0.5point,upfromlastweekwhenit averaged2.97percent.Ayearago,the5-yearARM averaged3.01percent.

•1-yearTreasury-indexedARMaveraged2.43 percentthisweekwithanaverage0.4point,down fromlastweekwhenitaveraged2.45percent.At thistimelastyear,the1-yearARMaveraged2.61 percent.

Averagecommitmentratesshouldbereportedalong withaveragefeesandpointstoreflectthetotal upfrontcostofobtainingthemortgage.VisitthefollowinglinksfortheRegionalandNationalMortgage RateDetailsandDefinitions.Borrowersmaystillpay closingcostswhicharenotincludedinthesurvey.

Quotes

AttributedtoFrankNothaft,vicepresidentandchief economist,FreddieMac.

“Fixedmortgagerateswereslightlydownonmixed resultsfromOctober’semploymentreport.Whilethe unemploymentratedeclinedto5.8percent,nonfarm employmentroseby214,000jobs,whichwasbelow consensusexpectations.Netrevisionsforpayroll employmentinAugustandSeptemberadded31,000 morejobstotheinitialreadings.”

FreddieMacwasestablishedbyCongressin 1970toprovideliquidity,stabilityandaffordabilitytothenation’sresidentialmortgage markets.FreddieMacsupportscommunities acrossthenationbyprovidingmortgagecapital tolenders.TodayFreddieMacismakinghome possibleforoneinfourhomeborrowersandis oneofthelargestsourcesoffinancingformultifamilyhousing.AdditionalinformationisavailableatFreddieMac.com,Twitter@FreddieMac andFreddieMac’sblogFreddieMac.com/blog.

IBelievein

583BRYANST.

Montinistudentstorepresent schoolbandatIllinoismusicfest

SUBURBANLIFEMEDIA

LOMBARD–Montini CatholicHighSchooljuniors TaylorLatanskiofDowners GroveandRyanWilliamsof Lombardrecentlywerechosentorepresenttheirschool attheIllinoisMusicEducationAssociationDistrict9 MusicFestival.

Aftermorethan1,500 studentsfrommorethan50 publicandprivateschools auditionedOct.7,about600 studentsfromninththrough 12thgradeswereselectedto participateinthisprestigious event,accordingtoaMontini newsrelease.

Theprogramisofferedby theIllinoisMusicEducation Associationasanenrichment opportunityprovidingamusicalexperiencetotalented youngpeople.

Latanski,whosingsalto, andWilliams,whoplays

MontiniCatholicHigh School finearts/music

OBITUARIES

CHARLOTTEASHBY

Charlotte Ashby,93, of Lombard, passed away November 6,2014. Arrangements by Brust Funeral Home.630-629-0094.

ELIZABETH B. CZECH

Elizabeth B. Czech,of VillaPark, passed away on November 8, 2014. Arrangements by Steuerle Funeral Home. 630-832-4161

DOLORESM.HRUBY

DoloresM. Hrubynee Zielke, 89, of Elmhurst, passed away November 5, 2014,inElmhurst. Arrangements byAhlgrimFuneral Home,630-834-3515.

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MARY JOYCE

MaryJoyce (Feleen), age 53, of Lombard, passed away November 11,2014.

Arrangementshandled by Brust FuneralHome 630-629-0094

CHARLES LANDSTROM

Born: March31, 1939 Died: Oct. 26, 2014

trombone,wereselectedto performintheDistrictChorusandConcertBand,respectively,thereleasestated.

Theywillrehearsewith guestconductorsbeforeperformingatthefestivalNov.22 atAuroraEastHighSchool.

ForestPreserveDistrictreopens searchforexecutivedirector

ByNATHANLURZ nlurz@shawmedia.com

Extendingasearchthat hasgoneonmorethantwo years,theForestPreserve DistrictofDuPageCountyis againlookingforanexecutivedirector.

President-electJoseph Cantoretoldthedistrict’s BoardofCommissionerson Nov.4thattheirchoiceto leadthedistrict,JohnLapinskioftheDuPageCounty State’sAttorney’sOffice, wouldnotbetakingthejob afterweeksofdelay,citing healthconcerns.

“Rightnow,theboardis lookingattheprocess[of hiringanewdirector],”said districtspokeswomanSusan Olafson.

OlafsonsaidinterimdirectorsMichaelPalazzetti, deputydirectorofoperations,andRobertVick, deputydirectorofnatural resources,willcontinue toholdthepositionuntila

newcandidateisfound.The boardplanstobegindiscussionsaboutopeningupthe searchinearly2015,she said.

TheboardoriginallyvotedtoreplaceexecutivedirectorArnieBiondoandinstall LapinskiinAugust.Biondo wasonthejobeightmonths beforebeingousted.

AccordingtoaletterdatedAug.4thatwasrecently releasedthroughaFreedom ofInformationActrequest, outgoingBoardPresidentD. “Dewey”PierottiJr.wrote Biondo’sserviceswere“no longerrequired,”sayinghis managementstyleandthe needsofthedistrictdidnot mesh.

Biondowasgivenachoice tobeterminatedwithout causeorretireearly.After twoweeksofpaidleave,he optedforretirementand Lapinskiwasnamedashis replacement.

ButLapinskididnottake overOct.1asoriginally

anticipated,afterhaving personalhealthproblems. Theboardpushedbackhis startdateuntilDecemberto allowforrecuperation,but hedidnotrecoverinatimelymanner,Olafsonsaid.

Inadditiontothedistrict’sadministrativechanges,theboardwillsooninstall incomingcommissionerAl Murphy,whobeatoutincumbentShannonBurnsin theNov.4election,andappointanothercommissioner tofilltheseatformerlyheld byCantore,whowillbegin histermaspresidentDec.2.

“IthinkweareallsaddenedtolearnthatJohn wouldn’tbeabletoformally acceptthisrole,especially pendingtheelectedleadershipchange,”Olafsonsaid. “Ithinkwewereactually kindofexcitedtohavesuch awell-respectedadministratortoleadtheagencythrough sometransition...Wewish Johnaspeedyrecoveryand willbemovingforward.”

Charles “Chuck” Landstrom, passed away October 26,2014. Chuck was bornMarch 31,1939. Hometown was Ottawa, IL. Chuck earned a BA from Monmouth College anda MS from IndianaUniversity. He worked asa psychologist at amaximumsecurity institution,a teacher and principal at CanterburyJHSinMarkham, IL He served as principal of Churchville Middle School In Elmhurst,ILthelast 16 years of full time work In2005, he wasa “snowbird” venturingto Dunedin, FL, and eventually Venice, FL.He willbe missedby his family and many friends in theUP ofMichigan, Illinois, and Florida.

PerChuck'srequest,there will be no formalservices He has asked that youremember him in your ownmanner. Donations in his name may be madeto: Marsha Amerio ScholarshipFund, 155 VictoryParkway,Elmhurst, IL 60126

AnimalShelterof Alger County, 510 E.MunisingAvenue,Munising, MI49862

Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation,1 NorthLaSalle Street, Chicago,IL60602.

SOLVEIGSTARSHAK

Solveig “Sue” Starshak, nee Olson, 92,of Lombard,passed away November 6,2014. Arrangements by Brust Funeral Home.630-629-0094.

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teacher BelfordHernandez (center) congratulatesmusicstudents Ryan Williams(left) and TaylorLatanskionbeingselected to performNov. 22 at theIllinoisMusic EducationAssociationMusic Festival.

ByMARIGRIGALIUNAS mgrigaliunas@shawmedia.com

ELMHURST–DuPage CountyCoronerDr.Richard Jorgensen’smessagewasas direasitwasdirectashe addressedaroomfullofElmhurstchildren,parents, grandparents,schoolofficials andothercommunitymembers.

“Heroinisreallyabad drug,andit’sgoingtokill you,anditkillsoursociety,” Jorgensensaid.

Bythenumbers

3 Thenumberofpeople savedinElmhurstby policeadministeringnaloxone

28 Thenumberofpeople savedinDuPage Countybypoliceadministeringnaloxone

36 Thenumberof heroin-relateddeaths predictedbyJorgensenfor DuPageCountyin2014

Heandtwocounselors wereinvitedbytheElmhurst CommissiononYouthtopresent“TheNewFaceofHeroin: It’sNotWhatYouThink”at SuperiorAir-GroundAmbulanceServiceinElmhurst.

“WhenIstartedtalking aboutthis,IwastoldbypeoplethatIwasembarrassing DuPageCountybytalking aboutthefactthatwehave adrugproblem,”Jorgensen said,explaininghowhewas shockedbythenumberof drugoverdoseshesawinthe countyafterbeingelected coronerin2012.

In2012,therewere38heroin-relateddeathsinDuPage County.Thatnumbergrewto 46in2013.

“Ididn’tknowthatitwas aproblem,”admittedAlex Galan,15,ofElmhurst.

Hisdad,MannyAgular, broughtAlextotheMonday presentationeventhough Mannyrealizedanevening infrontoftheTVmaysound moreappealingtoateen.

“Theyneedtolearnmore abouttherisksofheroin,” Agularsaid,explainingwhy hethoughtattendingtheeducationforumwithhischildrenwasimportant.

Jorgensensaidtheheroin-relateddeathsrangedin agefrom15to64in2013.While thedeathspredominantlyincludedmales,thereappears tobefewothertrends,Jorgensensaid.

“It’salloverthiscommunity,”hesaid.“Wedon’thave ahotspot.”

Headdedwhileothercountiesdoseegeographicconcentrations,inDuPageCounty, heroinseemstobridgesocioeconomicstatus,ethnicity andage.

46 Thenumberofheroin-relateddeathsin DuPageCountyin2013

38 Thenumberofheroin-relateddeathsin DuPageCountyin2012

“Ineversawa56-year-old heroinuserbecauseasyou canseefromthesestatistics, they’reeitherdeadorthey’re injail...There’snotalotof lifestylechoicesforheroinusers,”Jorgensensaidof hisexperienceasasurgeon workingatinnercityhospitals.

Jorgensencreditedheroin useatolderagestoprescriptionpilladdiction.Hesaid oncepeoplewhoareaddicted toprescriptionpillscanno longerobtainthem,theyturn toheroinasacheaper,easily accessiblesubstitute.

“Youbecomeaheroinaddictat50yearsofage,”Jorgensensaid.

Hesaidpatientsurveys –usedundertheAffordable CareActtocalculatevalue-basedincentivepayments –includeaquestionabout painmanagement,encouragingdoctorstoover-prescribe painmedicinetosatisfypatients.

“They’reforcingustogive morepainmedicinesand strongerpainmedicine,”Jorgensensaid.

MatthewQuinn,leader oftheAdolescentSubstance AbuseIntensiveOutpatient ProgramatElmhurstMemorialHospital,andCorey Worden,communityliaison forLindenOaks,sharedtheir experiencesworkingassubstanceabusecounselors.

“Notasingleheroin

Family,friendssupportboywithmusculardisorder

ByMARIGRIGALIUNAS

mgrigaliunas@shawmedia.com

ELMHURST–Marshall Belltakesoff,readyforthe pass.Asecondlater,hespins aroundoverhisshoulder, handextendedoverhishead justintimeforthefootballto skimthetipsofhisfingers.

The9-year-oldcollapses overthesideofhiselectric wheelchairwithagroanatthe miss,buthissmilecouldn’tbe anybigger.

“Doyouseethatsmile?” askedhismom,JudyBell, watchinghersonplayoutside frombehindherkitchenwindowinElmhurst.

Marshalllovessports–whetherhe’splayingNBAvideogames,catchingpassesin thebackyardwithhisfriend, CharlieSpecht,orwatching theprosplayonTV.Butuntilafamilyfriendlenthiman electricwheelchairacouple monthsago,hisDuchenne musculardystrophy,agenetic disorderthatcausesprogressivemuscledegeneration,had madeitnearlyimpossibleto

Howtohelp

TodonatetotheBell familyforMarshall’selectric wheelchairandassociated expenses,visitgofundme. com/muscles4marshall.

NoFrillsFunRunalsowill supportMarshallthisyear.To learnmore,visitnofrillsfunrun. com.

suchabigmoment,Wedell said.

Whilehecruisesthehalls ofLincolninhisredchair, completewithaChicagoBulls licenseplate–Marshall’sfavoriteteam–hisNASCAR-like speedandagilityendsathis frontdoor.

shoothoopsorplayfootball withhisfriendsatrecess.

“He’shappier.He’smore confident,”saidErinWedell,

whohasbeenMarshall’s teacheratLincolnElementary Schoolforthelasttwoyears. Sheremembersthefirst

timeMarshalldrovehiswheelchairtothefrontoftheroom toturninhisownhomework. Thesmalltaskseemedlike

TheBellsneedramps,adjusteddoorframesandother modificationstotheirhome inordertogetthechairinside.Whentheweatheris nice,Marshallcruiseshome fromschool,butmostdays,he leavesitatschoolbecausethe

SeeSUPPORT,page29

BillAckerman-backerman@shawmedia.com

Elmhurst9-year-oldMarshall Bell (right)andhisbuddy,CharlieSpecht,playanNBAvideogameNov. 7in Marshall’sbedroom.

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TooleFesttobenefitElmhurstmanwithALS

ByMARIGRIGALIUNAS mgrigaliunas@shawmedia.com

ELMHURST–Whileitmight bealittlechillytorekindlethe ALSIceBucketChallenge,one Elmhurstfamilyaffectedbythe diseasewillhostawarmalternative.

“IthinktheIceBucketChallengewasphenomenalinhow itworked,”saidKarenToole, whosehusband,Matt,hasALS.

TooleFestparticipantscan keepdry,enjoylivemusic, munchiesandlibations,and possiblyevenwinsomeChicagosportsticketsorotherauctionitems,allwhilesupporting MattTooleandhisfamily.

“Matt’sjustamazing,brave, strong,”Karensaid.

Ifyougo

n WHAT: TooleFest,featuring appetizers,desserts,cash bar,livemusic,silent auction

n WHEN: 7to11p.m.Saturday

n WHERE: VisitationCatholic School’sValentineCenter, 851S.YorkSt.,Elmhurst

n COST: $20aticket

n DONATE: ContactAmyat cuttingedg@aol.comorPam atpiannotta@aol.com.

MattToole,44,beganshowingsymptomsofwhatwould laterbediagnosedasALSin fall2010.ALS,oramyotrophic lateralsclerosis,isoftencalled LouGehrig’sdiseaseafterthe BaseballHallofFamerwhohad it.Itisaprogressiveneurodegenerativediseasethataffects nervecellsinthebrainandspinalcord.Atthispoint,thereis nocure.

Evenso,theToolefamily findswaystocopewithALS.

“Youlookateverydayasa giftandenjoylife,”Karensaid. Matt,whousedtoenjoy mountainbiking,hasn’tletthe diseaseholdhimbackfrom coachinghischildren’sbasketballteams.Hecoachedhis daughter,Regan,12,lastseason,andheisinthemidstof 11-year-oldPaddy’sseasonnow.

“Wereallyliketostayac-

tive,”Mattsaid.

Thefundraiserwillhelp withMatt’smedicalexpensesthatarenotcoveredbyinsurance,aswellaslivingand educationexpensesforhis children.SomeoftheTooles’ medicalcostsincludeMatt’s prescriptions,homemodificationstoaccommodateacustomizedwheelchairandafull-time caregiver.

“Wehavetotakethechallengesastheycomealong,” Mattsaid.

BothToolechildrenattend VisitationCatholicSchoolin Elmhurst.Duringtheheightof theIceBucketChallenge,about 70oftheschool’sfootballplayersandcoachesdousedthemselvesinicewatertosupport MattToole.Paddyhadthehonorofdumpingicewateronhis dad,whogotintotheactaswell.

“Thesupportandeverythingwasprettyunbelievable,” Mattsaid.

Karensaidtheviralchallengehelpedinmoreways thanjustfundraisingefforts

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Elmhurst residentMatt Toole (center),whohasALS,joinshisson, Paddy (fromleft);wife, Karen;anddaughter, Regan,asthey participate intheALSIce BucketChallengethis yearwiththe VisitationCatholic School football teams.

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Bellsdon’thaveavancapableoftransportingit.Asmuch asheloveshisloanerchair,he alsoreallyneedsonethatwill fithimashegrows.

FamilyfriendLauren SpechtstartedanonlinefundraisertogetMarshallhisown electricwheelchairandall oftheotherexpensiveequipmentandhomeadjustments associatedwithit.

“That’sgoosebumps,”Judy saidwithasmile,whenasked howitwillfeeltobringMarshallandhiselectricwheelchairintothehouse.

Rightnow,Marshallrelies onhisparentstohelphimget everywherearoundthehouse. Judyexplainedsimpletasks likegettingaglassofwater requiresomeonetopushMarshall,buthiscourteousnature oftenmeanshejustgoeswithoutbecausehedoesn’twantto botheranyone.

“You’vegottohavestrong muscles,”saidMarshall’sdad, GeraldBell,whocarriesMarshallfromhisrollerchairin thehouseoutsidetohiselectricchairorontothestairlift intheirhome.

It’sataskthat’sgettingnear impossibleforhismomasMar-

• TOOLE

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forresearchandfamilysupport.Itraisedawarenessand allowedherandMatttohave moreconversationswiththeir ownchildrenaboutALS.

“Theycouldwatchfamily members,friends,celebrities, everybodygettingonboard,” Karensaid.

Onalocallevel,seeingthe supportofjustthoseintheir

•HEROIN

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addictwokeup,rolledoutof bedonemorningandsaid,‘I wanttobecomeaheroinaddict,’”Wordensaid.

shallgrows.Still,likeherson, Judyisn’tonetocomplainor asktoomuchofothers.

“Wecomefromgivingfamilies.We’regivers,soit’shard,” Judysaidaboutacceptingdonations,butsheaddedthesupportforMarshallisgreat.

Hiscollege-agesiblings, MarcandMolly,starteda Facebookpageforhimcalled Muscles4Marshall.TheNo FrillsFunRunstartedbya teamofLincolnSchoolmoms haschosentosupportMarshallaswellwiththeMarch1, 2015,race.

Justspreadingawareness meansalottotheBellsbecausekidsandevenparents don’talwaysknowhowtoask aboutMarshall’scondition.

AsuddenshoutofexcitementringsthroughtheBell housewhileMarshalland Charlieplay,andMarshall soundsnodifferentfromany otherboyhisage.

“Believeitornot,that soundisphenomenalinthe house,”Judysaid.

Whenaskedwhatitwould feelliketocruisearoundhis houseinhisownelectric wheelchair,Marshallpauses hisgameofcatchforjustlong enoughtotilthisheadupas heyellsadrawnout,“Awesome,”andbreaksintooneof hisshiningsmiles.

owncommunityhasmadeadifferencefortheTooles.

“Thesupportisamazing.It keepsyougoing,”Karensaid.

SheandMattdescribethe supportofneighbors,family andfriendsasheartwarming, amazingandunbelievable.As muchasthediseasecancause afinancialstrainforfamilies andthefundraiserwillhopefullyeasesomeofthat,theTooles alsofindstrengthintheirfaith.

“Welaughalotandpray,” Karensaid.

Thepathtoheroinaddictionisaprogression–in Quinn’sexperience–that takesaddictsthroughseveralyearsofheavyalcohol andmarijuanauseandsometimesprescriptionmedicationabusebeforetheymove ontoheroin.

“Mydrugaddictfriends... say,‘Noteverybodythat smokesmarijuanabecomes aheroinaddict,’butIdon’t knowoneheroinaddict that’sneversmokedmarijuana,”Jorgensensaid.

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Universityof Wisconsin-Madison

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ELMHURST: KyleAnderson,bachelor’sinbiomedicalengineering

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LOMBARD: DavidZirko,bachelor’s inpersonalfinance

VILLAPARK: NancyWilliams,bachelor’sininternationalstudiesand Spanish,withdistinction

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ADDISON: ErickDiaz,bachelor’sin history

AlexanderLazar,bachelor’sinagriculturalbusinessmanagement

AlexandraLongo,bachelor’sin journalism

AmberMcAleese,bachelor’sin sociologyandSpanish

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PeterClancy,bachelor’sinEnglish

NinaDoughty,bachelor’sinnursing

PhillipHennein,bachelor’sin finance,investmentandbanking

ClareJacobs,bachelor’sinretailing

GeraldMaddi,bachelor’sinkinesiology

DanielPolkow,bachelor’sin economics

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VILLAPARK: NancyWilliams,bachelor’sininternationalstudiesand Spanish,withdistinction

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AlysaAmelio,bachelor’sinexercise science

CassandraBarca,bachelor’sin Spanishandsecondaryeducation, cumlaude

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MaryButler,bachelor’sinbiology, summacumlaude

JeanetteCampbell,bachelor’sin speech-languagepathology, magnacumlaude

JosephLomma,bachelor’sinmathematics,cumlaude

EdinaMahmutovich,master’sin businessadministration

KimberlyMartin,bachelor’sin nursing,summacumlaude

TaylorMedeiros,bachelor’sin biology,cumlaude

DanielMijares,bachelor’sin accounting

RosanneOrsi,bachelor’sinsecondaryeducation,cumlaude

VincentPanno,bachelor’sinexercisescience

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TeresaSaucedo,bachelor’sin accounting

AlessandraScalzo,bachelor’sin English

TaraSmid,bachelor’sincommunicationstudies

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AngelaStreza,bachelor’sininternationalbusinessandeconomics, cumlaude

SusanTamosaitis,master’sin nursing

SergioValentini,bachelor’sin logisticsandsupplychainmanagement

LorenaVargas,master’sinbusiness administration

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MODERNTOUCH

WHERE: 150CottageHillAve.,Elmhurst

WHEN: ThroughJan.11.

COST&INFO: Regularadmission,and freeonFridays;www.ElmhurstArtMuseum.org,630-834-0202

ABOUT: Varieddomesticscenesarepart ofLauraDavis’“HistrionicRestoration” installation(shown)intheElmhurstArt Museum’sMiesvanderRohe-designed McCormickHouse(1952).She’saware thatinorderfor“lesstobemore,”certain exclusionshadbeenmade.Davisdirects thefocustotheinterior,wheresheplacesdomesticanddecorativeobjectsfrom differentpostwardecades.

EARHART

CRAFTFEST

WHERE: OdeumExpo Center,1033N.Villa Ave.,VillaPark

WHEN: 11a.m.to9 p.m.Thursdayand Friday,Nov.20and 21;9a.m.to7p.m. Saturday,Nov.22;10 a.m.to5p.m.Sunday, Nov.23

COST&INFO: $9for adults,$8forseniors andchildren10and older;630-941-9292, www.odeumexpo. com

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ABOUT: Autumn Festival:AnArtsand CraftsAffairshowcasestheworkof hundredsofartists andcraftersfrom 30states.Thegiant eventwillfeature one-of-a-kindhome décor,gifts,entertainmentandfoodand drinkofferings.It’s beenvotedoneofthe top100showsinthe country.

THEPLANITFIVE: THISWEEK’STOP PICKSIN&AROUNDYOURCOMMUNITY

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Scanthiscodewithyoursmartphonetoaccesstheseeventsonthego

GUESTPIANIST

WHERE: ElmhurstChristian ReformedChurch,149W. BrushHillRoad

WHEN: 3p.m.Sunday,Nov.16

COST&INFO: $32inadvance,$9forstudents;premiumtickets$5moreatthedoor; www.elmhurstsymphony.org,630-941-0202

ABOUT: StephenAlltop(shown)will conductElmhurstSymphonyOrchestra’s “ClassicalPerfection”concert,withgemsby BrahmsandBorodin.RenownedpianistAlan ChowwillplayMozart’sPianoConcertoNo. 24inCminor.“…inthemiddleslowmovementthereisadeceptivelysimplepoignancywhichisbreathtaking,”Chowsaid.

WHERE: CommunityRecCenter,120E.OakSt.,Addison WHEN: Noonto3p.m.Thursday,Nov.20

COST&INFO: $13forresidents,$16 fornonresidents;630-233-7275,www. addisonparks.org

ABOUT: PortrayingAmeliaEarhart,the firstwomantopilotanairplanesolo acrosstheAtlanticin1932,willbehistorianLeslieGoddard.Shewillcoverthe courageousaviator’supbringing,therecordsshebroke,andhertirelessworkto promoteopportunitiesforwomen.Lunch willbecateredbyPortillo’s.Theprogram isdrawnfromEarhart’sownbooks.

JAZZYBRUNCH

WHERE: WaterleafonCollege ofDuPagecampus,425Fawell Blvd.,GlenEllyn

WHEN: 11a.m.to2:30p.m.Nov.16

COST&INFO: Varies;reservationsrecommendedat630-942-6881;www.cod. edu/w/waterleaf.htm

ABOUT: Waterleafrestaurantand90.9 FMWDCB“Chicago’sHomeforJazz” presentaSundayJazzBrunchLIVEseries hostedbyWDCB’sRickO’Dell.Guests selectfromseasonallyinspireditems onWaterleaf’salacartebrunchmenu, whileenjoyingmusicbydiverseartists. Thismonth’sbrunchstarsaduofeaturing contemporaryjazzguitaristBryanLubeck, andtheDec.14eventhighlightsBrazilian guitaristandvocalistPaulinhoGarcia.

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Restaurant reviews

Armand’sPizzeriaflavorsartfulspace

ELMHURST–Having heardtherestaurant’sroots gobackto1956,andthata familyrecipeforthin-crust pizzaisbehindthelongevity, wedecidedtovisitArmand’s PizzeriaindowntownElmhurst.

ItwasaSundayevening, andthehappysurpriseof theday’shalf-priceribs dealmeantallourfavorite foodgroupswerecovered. ThemenuextendstoItalian staples,aswellassandwiches, salads,steaksanditssignaturestuffedartichokeand bakedclamappetizers.

Makingthevisualsofthe diningroomastandoutare oversizedartworkspaying playfulhomagetoItaly.One sidecelebratesfamedvisagesfromantiquityandthe othersalutescontemporary portraitswithafunvibe.An invitingbaroffersadozen stoolsforseatingandseveralunobtrusivetelevisions nearby.

Aswerelaxedonacomfy banquette,ourdiligentserver broughtabreadbasketwith twochoices.Thestandardslicespaledincomparisontothe marinara-and-spicefocaccia breadthatwehappilypolished offbeforeitcouldcool.

Next,withribsonour minds,wedecidedtoturn ahalfslabintoashared appetizer.Itwasaperfect choice.Theribsweremeaty andtender,bathedinasweet andtangybarbecuesaucefor rich,satisfyingflavorthathit alltherightnotes.Andgiven thatitwasadinneritem,it wasaccompaniedbyahearty minestroneandavegetable medleythathadusfeeling downrightvirtuous.

Mydiningcompanionhad totrythethin-crustpizza,orderingitwiththehouse-made Italiansausage,alongwith spinach,tomatoandmushrooms.Itcameloadedwith toppingsonacrispy,cornmeal-dustedcrustwithadelicatetomatosaucebase,and deeplyfennel-infusedsausage intheold-schooltradition.

Ioptedforthechicken

SuburbanLifeMediaphotos

Armand’sPizzeriaindowntownElmhurstwill welcomeanewaddition to the familybusinessthatdates to 1956,whenArmand’s Victory Tap opens at YorktownCenterin Lombardina few weeks.

Armand’sPizzeriadeliversthegoodsona tantalizinghalf slab of ribs. Meatyand tender,theyare bathedina sweetand tangy barbecue sauce.

Marsala,adishfeaturing theaforementionedfortified wineforthemushroom-laced sauce.Myplatearrivedwitha generouslyportionedchicken breastsmotheredinasauce packedwithwonderfulmushroomslices.

Aftertherichlysatisfying ribs,Icouldn’tdojusticetoit, andwenthomewithanother mealforustoshare.

Abouttocelebrateits60th anniversary,Armand’scurrentlyhasasecondfull-servicerestaurantinArlington

House-madeItalian sausage, alongwithspinach, tomato andmushrooms, topthepizza’s crispy, cornmeal-dustedcrust. Suggesta restaurant!

Armand’sPizzeria

■ WHERE: 105W.FirstSt., Elmhurst

■ HOURS: 11a.m.to10p.m. MondaythroughFriday; noonto10p.m.Saturday; and1to10p.m.Sunday

■ DRESSCODE: Casual

■ INFO: www.armands pizzeria.com,630-782-5800

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DISPLAY, throughJan.11,Elmhurst ArtMuseum,150S.CottageHill Ave., Elmhurst.Including 70 rarelyseen paintings,printsanddrawings.Cost: $5 foradults,$3 forstudentsand seniors,children youngerthan5free. Information:www.elmhurstartmuseum.org.

AUTUMNMAGIC, throughNov. 14, ElmhurstArtists’ GuildGallery at the ElmhurstArtMuseum,150S.Cottage Hill Ave.,Elmhurst.A combination of anautumn-themedEAGmembers’ art showandan EGCautumn woodland gardendisplay. Information:www. elmhurstartistsguild.org.

“CAMELOT,”throughJan. 4, Drury Lane TheatreandConferenceCenter, 100DruryLane,Oakbrook Terrace. Adaptedfrom T.H.White’snovel“The Onceand Future King,”thelegendarycharacters KingArthur,Queen Guenevere,SirLancelotandMerlyn comealiveinthisthrillingstory of love andintrigue,chivalryand betrayal.Cost:$30-55. Information: www.drurylane.com.

NOV. 14

YOGALIGNMENT, 10 a.m.Nov. 14, Courts Plus,186S. West Ave.,Elmhurst.Pilatesand otherflexibilityand strength exercisesare explored to connectwithproperbodyalignment andthenapplied to traditional yoga postures.Cost:$65-$80.Information: www.epd.org.

LOMBARDGARDENCLUBMEETING, 1p.m.Nov. 14, LombardCommons Building, 433 St.Charles Road, Lombard.Bill Karges, owner of Pioneer Feedin Villa Park offers anentertainingprogramonwintergardening. Cost: Free.Information:www. lombardgardenclub.org.

IPAD FORBEGINNERS:, 2p.m.Nov. 14,Elmhurst PublicLibrary,125S. Prospect Ave.,Elmhurst. Learnhow to use youriPad’ssettings,apps, webbrowser,andmore.Bring your iPadwith you to class. Register:bit. ly/1tawhUt.Cost: Free.Information: elmhurstpubliclibrary.org

‘CAMELOT’REIMAGINED

College,190 Prospect Ave.,Elmhurst. MeetwithElmhurstCollege faculty andstaffand attendinformative workshops.Cost: Free.Information: www.elmhurst.edu/thrive.

DIGITALPHOTOGRAPHYII-LEARN TO FIX YOURDIGITALPICTURES, 10 a.m.Nov. 15, WagnerCommunity Center,615N. West Ave.,Elmhurst. Covers color correction,brightness and contrast, replacingone part of theimagewithanother,blurringan area of thephoto whichisalreadyin focus, correcting forimproperwhite balance,sharpeningablurredphoto, andcreatingacardin Word usinga photo.Bringalaptop.Cost:$65-$81. Information:www.epd.org.

BACKYARDFITNESS, 11:30a.m.Nov. 15,Courts Plus,186S. West Ave., Elmhurst.Old-schoolfitnessactivities forkidsages 7-11.Cost:$48-$58. Information:www.epd.org.

BALLROOM DANCE PARTY, 7:30 p.m.Nov. 15, BallroomCity, 207S. Villa Ave., Villa Park. Ballroomsocial danceand tangogrouplesson.Light refreshmentsareserved.Cost:$10. Information:just-dance.us.

THE STEEPWATER BAND, 8p.m.Nov. 15,BrauerHouse, 1000N. Rohlwing Road, Lombard.Livemusic.Cost: $8.

NOV.

16

ADVENT BAZAAR, 11a.m.Nov. 16, Elk’s Lodge, 711 W. St.Charles Road, Elmhurst. Seasonalarts andcrafts items for saleandtraditionalGerman food.Cakesand pastrieswillalsobe available.Cost: Free.Information: 630-627-2099.

ELMHURST SYMPHONY CONCERT, 3p.m.Nov. 16,ElmhurstChristian ReformedChurch, 149 W. BrushHill Road,Elmhurst.Orchestralgems by Brahms,Mozartand Borodin.Cost: $9-$65. Information:www.elmhurstsymphony.org.

“THEWIZARDOF OZ,”4p.m.Nov. 16, York Theatre,150N. York St., Elmhurst. Proceeds to benefit The SalvationArmy. Guestswillhave the opportunity to seeabriefhistory of the well-knowncharityonasix-foot tabledisplay. Cost:$7.50. Information:www.classiccinemas.com.

FREAKYFRIDAY SCIENCE, 4p.m. Nov. 14,Elmhurst PublicLibrary,125 S. Prospect Ave.,Elmhurst. Learn how to detectanart forgerywith science. Forgrades 3-5.Register:bit. ly/1vIRwxJ. Cost: Free.Information: elmhurstpubliclibrary.org

APLAYFULABSTRACTION, 6:30p.m. Nov. 14,ElmhurstArtMuseum,150 S.CottageHill Ave.,Elmhurst. Lynne Warren,curator,Museum of ContemporaryArt,Chicago, exploresthe sense of playfulnessandjoy found inthe works of threeartistswhose paintingsandsculpturesembodymid 20th centuryAmericanmodernism. Calder’s delightfulmobiles, Bertoia’s joyfulsoundsculpturesand Koppe’s

WHERE: DruryLane Theatre, 100DruryLane,Oakbrook Terrace WHEN: Wednesday to SundaythroughJan.4 COST &INFO: “Oursisanoriginaladaptation–nota revival–it’s a revitalization,” saidDirectorAlan Souza,notingthe“Game ofThrones”influencesinhis production ofLernerand Loewe’s“Camelot.” Themusical’sall-starcast features Broadway’s KenClarkas KingArthur (shown),andChristyAltomareasGuenevere,with Travis TaylorasLancelot.“Wehave anobligation totellstoriesinnew ways,” said Souza,who’s been collaboratingwithAlan J. Lerner’s daughterLiza forthefreshproduction.“Classicsendurebecausethethemesandideas remain relevant.” Tickets cost$40 to $55, andlunchanddinner packagesare available. Call 630-530-0111orvisitwww.drurylane.com.

playfulstylizedfishandbirdsare amongthe worksunderdiscussion. Cost: Free.Information:www.elmhurstartmuseum.org.

BEAUTYANDHEALTHTIPS FORTWEEN GIRLS, 7p.m.Nov. 14,Elmhurst Public Library,125S. Prospect Ave.,Elmhurst.Alicensedmakeupartistwill sharehertips. Register:bit.ly/1vITiPf

Cost: Free.Information:elmhurstpubliclibrary.org

THEJOHN AVILADUO, 7p.m.Nov. 14, The VinoCellar, 141 W. St Charles Road, Lombard.Classicjazz,jazz/rock andblues.Cost: Free.Information: www.thevinocellar.com.

NOV. 15

GRADUATEAND ACCELERATEDPROGRAMSINFORMATIONSESSION, 9 a.m.Nov. 15, FrickCenter,Elmhurst

CHICAGOCREATIVEINVESTORSASSOCIATION, 5:30p.m.Nov. 16,Lindner ConferenceCenter(Locatedonthe Northern SeminaryCampus),610 E. Butterfield Road, Lombard.Group provides realestateeducation,motivationandnetworkingopportunities for realestateinvestors.Cost:$15. Information:www.ccia-info.com.

AYTYCEBLACKTIEGALA, 6p.m. Nov. 16,DruryLane Theatre and ConferenceCenter, 100DruryLane, Oakbrook Terrace.Aportion of the proceedsgo to thescholarshipfund. Cost:$75-$110. Information:www. aytyce.com.

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NOV. 17

MOMSAND TOTSPROGRAM, 9a.m. Nov. 17, St.John’s Lutheran School, 220S.Lincoln St., Lombard. For momsandchildrenages 2-3 years whoarenotalreadyenrolledinpreschool.Cost: Free.Information:www. stjohnslombard.org.

NOV. 18

BENSENVILLELIONSCLUBMEETING, 7 p.m.Nov. 18,WhitePinesGolfClub& Banquets, 500 W. Jefferson, Bensenville.Information: e-clubhouse.org/ sites/bensenvilleil.

NOV. 19

HATHA YOGA, 5:30p.m.Nov. 19, Oakbrook Terrace ParkDistrict Fitness Center,1 ParkviewPlaza,Oakbrook Terrace. Forages 16 andolder.Cost: $39-$45. Information:www.obtpd. org/fc

PAINT, drink&bemerrywith Vino van Gogh,7p.m.Nov. 19,Brio, Lombard. Cost:$38.Information:www.VinoGogh.com.

NIGHTCLUBTWO STEP DANCECLASS, 7p.m.Nov. 19,Just Dance Studios

at Georgetown West,301 Prospect Ave., Wood Dale.Couplesandsingles welcome;nopriordance experience necessary.Cost:$50. Information: just-dance.us.

NOV. 20

KIWANISCLUBOF LOMBARDMEETING, 7:30a.m.Nov. 20, EggHarbor Cafe,157 YorktownShoppingCenter, Lombard.Information:www.kiwaniscluboflombard.org.

SOUTH BARRINGTONGARDENCLUB LUNCHEONANDFUNDRAISER, 10 a.m.Nov. 20, Venutis Restaurant and Banquets, 2251 W. lake Street, Addison.Silentauction, basket raffles,prizes, vendorsandBrent Allen,illusionist/magician.Cost:$45. Information:www.sbgclub.org.

WOW SOCIALGATHERING, 6:30p.m. Nov. 20,Knights of ColumbusHall, 537S. York St.,Elmhurst.Annual “Horn of Plenty”meetingwhere membersprovideappetizersand snacks.Guestsarenot expected to bringanything.Cost:$5.Information: wow.cfsites.org.

DUPAGELIBERTARIANSMONTHLY MEETING, 7p.m.Nov. 20,American Tap&Eatery, 701 W. Lake St., Addison. Socialhourstartsat 6p.m., themeeting officiallykicks off at 7 p.m.Cost: Free.Information:www. dupagelibertarians.org.

MONDAY

50¢ Wings: Mild,Hot,orBBQ ~Minimum5

DomesticDrafts: Pints$2.50,Pitchers$9

Import &CraftDrafts: Pints$4,Pitchers$16

TUESDAY

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DomesticBuckets: Fivefor$14

WEDNESDAY

1/2PriceAppetizers

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THURSDAY

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DomesticDrafts: Pints$2.50,Pitchers$9

Import &CraftDrafts: Pints$4,Pitchers$16

FRIDAY

1/2Off Wraps

AbsolutDrinks: $5

DomesticBuckets: Fivefor$14

SATURDAY

1/2PriceAppetizers

SmirnoffDrinks: $4.50

Import &CraftBuckets: Fivefor$18

SUNDAY

50¢ Wings: Mild,Hot,orBBQ~Minimum5

BloodyMarys &VodkaDrinks: $5,Premium$7

DomesticDrafts: Pints$2.50,Pitchers$9

Import &CraftDrafts: Pints$4,Pitchers$16

SPORTS ‘Teameffort’sendsBroncostostate

ByDANSANTAROMITA

dsantaromita@shawmedia.com

LOMBARD–Notmanypeoplethoughtthisyear’sMontinigirlsvolleyballteamcould makeittostate,butMonica Loftusalwaysbelieved.

Thestandoutseniorhitter andtheBroncosarenowheadedtostateforthefirsttimein theprogram’shistory.Montini survivedaminefieldoftough opponentstowintheNazareth sectionalanddefeatedTinley Park25-13,25-22ontheroadin Monday’ssupersectional.

NextupfortheBroncos isaClass3Astatesemifinal againstJolietCatholic.

“Isecretlyknewwehadit inus,”Loftussaid.“Ihavealwaysbeenthinkingpositive thoughtsthatwewerealways goingtowin.”

TheBroncosbeatstrong teamsinNazarethandTimothyChristian,bothteams armedwithDivisionItalent, intheNazarethsectional. MontiniknockedtheRoadrunnersoutoftheplayoffsfor thesecondyearinarowinthe semifinalandsurvivedlosing Game1againsttheTrojansbeforewinning17-25,25-22,25-22.

“Itwasacrazyweeklast week,”coachSteveDowjotas said.“We’replayingourbest volleyballthatwe’veplayed allyear.We’replayingverytogethervolleyball.Wehavealot ofexperienceandalotofconfidencerightnow.Eveninthe toughstretcheslately,they’ve beenabletostaycalmandcollectedandjustpushedtheir waythroughandgrindedit out.Itwasawholeteameffort.”

InadditiontoLoftus,theSt. LouisUniversity-boundoutside hitter,MaryBowehashada greatpostseason.Shehasmore killsintheplayoffsthanLoftus andbothplayersareplayingall sixrotationsforMontini.

DowjotaspraisedsetterGina Cappettaforhavingconfidence inotherhitters,givingmiddles JordanBruscianelliandCarolynStrzempekmoresets.The morebalancedMontiniattack hasbeenatoughmatchupfor opposingteamsandhasgiven

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Loftusalighterworkload.

“Thelongertheseasongoes themoreswings,themore repsthereare,”Dowjotassaid.

n WHERE: RedbirdArena, Normal EricaBenson–ebenson@shawmedia.com Montini’sGinaCappetta setsthe ball Oct. 23 duringamatchagainstGlenbardEast. TheBroncosareheading to thestate finals forthe firsttime inprogramhistory.

“Themorewecanlimitthose swingsthestrongershe’sgoingtobewhenwereallyneed her.Beingmorebalancedjust keepsthedefenseoffbalance.”

AfterFriday’ssemifinal,

Montiniwilleitherplayfor thirdorthetitleonSaturday. DefendingstatechampionSt. FrancisandMaterDeiaremeetinginthesecondsemifinal.

Lastyear,oneofthebest teamsinMontinihistorywon 29matchesandlostinaregionalfinalagainstSt.Francis.TheBroncospushedthe

Spartanstothreegamesthen. Arematchthisseasoncould comeinthestatetitlematch.

“It’sdefinitelyahugeaccomplishment,”Loftussaidof gettingtostate.“Wethought weweregoingtowinregionals lastyear,butunfortunatelyit didn’thappen.Wemadeitthis farsoit’sgreat.”

Statesemifinal

n WHO: Montinivs.Joliet Catholic n WHEN: 4:30p.m.today

MeetSLM’sall-areaboyssoccerteam

Theboyssoccerseasonofficially isinthebooksaftertwochampion-

JimmyAllen

n SCHOOL: Timothy Christian

n YEAR: Freshman

n IMPACT: The freshmanforwardtook notimetobecome animpactplayeron varsity.Hescored21 goalsfortheTrojans, pairingwellwithsenior forwardTylerVlasak andhelpingtheTrojans advancetostate.

JoshAnderson

n SCHOOL: Timothy Christian n YEAR: Sophomore n IMPACT: Anderson wasabigpartofthe Trojans’attackasa midfielder.Hetiedfor theteamleadwith16 assistsandalsoscored 14goals.

shipgamesSaturdayconcludedthe campaign.Nowistheperfecttimeto

JamesBlessing

n SCHOOL: York

n YEAR: Senior n IMPACT: TheDukes’ seniorwasakeyplayer onYork’sdefensive backline,helpingYork win11games.Blessing washonorablemention all-sectionalselection bytheIllinoisHigh SchoolSoccerCoaches Association.

JonahMoran

n SCHOOL: Addison Trail

n YEAR: Senior n IMPACT: The goalkeeperwas WestSuburbanGold all-conferencewithfive shutoutstobringhis totalto15inathreeyearvarsitycareer.He hada1.6goalsagainst averageinhiscareerfor theBlazers.

MichaelRogalski

n SCHOOL: Willowbrook

n YEAR: Senior n IMPACT: Rogalski wasthekeyplaymaker oftheWillowbrook attack.Themidfielder wasIHSSCAall-sectionalthisyearandhelped animprovedWarriorsteamwineight matches.

SaulHernandez

n SCHOOL: Willowbrook

n YEAR: Sophomore n IMPACT: Hernandez wasabigreasonfor Willowbrook’simprovementthisseasonand willbeabigpartofthe programthenexttwo years.Theforwardwas IHSSCAall-sectional honorablemention.

honorthebestplayerswiththeall-areateam.

TomKania

n SCHOOL: Addison Trail

n YEAR: Sophomore

n IMPACT: TheWest SuburbanGoldall-conferenceandIHSSCA all-sectionalforward alreadyhasmadea bigimpactonvarsity inhisfirsttwoyears. Thisseasonhescored 13goalsandhadfive assists,bringinghis careergoaltotalto18 beforehisjunioryear.

StefanMijatovic

n SCHOOL: York

n YEAR: Senior n IMPACT: Theall-area MVPscored24goalsto leadtheDukesthisseasondespitenotplaying forYorklastseasonand missingsometimelate intheyear.TheIHSSCA all-sectionalforward becamethekeyto York’soffense.

Name

JuanTorres

n SCHOOL: Glenbard East

n YEAR: Junior

n STATS: Liquamquibusdenonexeaquate queporumutaruntiis eatedoloremporam quiduntelignatiae

n IMPACT: Torreswas anIHSSCAall-sectional playerthisseason.His playinthemidfield sparkedtheRams’ attack.

n NONSERU: ntiusanis explatetidigendenest quesumreperaecum quamecussitexcesequossi

n VENTECTE: svolupid etalicioptatitemporestedoloritmagnim untetfugit,simaxim aiorumquatibus, Udaeprovitasinpratur, quiinctatus.Atiusapel idquaturiMent.Rovitut Xernatusantecullabo.

TylerVlasak

n SCHOOL: Timothy Christian

n YEAR: Senior n IMPACT: Vlasakwas Timothy’sgo-toplayer thisseason.Theforwardledtheteamwith 27goalsandtiedfor theteamleadwith16 assists,helpingTCtake secondinClass1A.

JacksonZetterquist

n SCHOOL: Glenbard East

n YEAR: Senior

n IMPACT: Zetterquist wasathree-yearvarsityplayerfortheRams. Thisseason,hewasa keyveteranpresence aspartofGlenbard East’sbackline.

Honorable mention

n ADDISONTRAIL: DanielBaeza

n GLENBARDEAST: OmarLopez

n MONTINI: MarkKalal

n TIMOTHYCHRISTIAN: BenLodewyk

n WILLOWBROOK: MikeSommers

n YORK: CamFowler, MartyMcDonough

MontinisettofaceoldfoeMarianCentral

ByDICKGOSS dgoss@shawmedia.com

JOLIET –Montinididit again.

Trailing13-10afterthree quarters,theBroncosscored 17fourth-quarterpointsand beatJolietCatholic27-13in thesecondroundoftheIHSA Class5AfootballplayoffsSaturdayatATIFieldatJoliet MemorialStadium.

“Ourkidswereintothis game,andthecoacheswere intothisgame,allweek,”MontinicoachChrisAndrianosaid.

Theoutcomemarkedthe fifthtimeinsixyearsthat MontinihasoustedJCA.The BroncosbeattheHilltoppers instatechampionshipsgames in2009and2011,thesemifinalsin2012andthequarterfinalsin2013.

“They’vegotgreatplayers,”JCAcoachDanSharp said.“Wealwaysgivethem theirbestgames.Thiswasthe firsttimeitdidn’tcomedown tothelastfewseconds.

“Chris[Andriano,theMontinicoach]toldmeafterward thatthiswastheirbestgame defensively.Idon’tknowhow theycouldhaveplayedbetter defensively.Butstill,untilit gotawayattheend,wewere rightthere.”

Inthefourthquarter,MontiniinterceptedjuniorquarterbackCadeEarlforthe thirdtime.TheBroncosthen drove48yardsandscoredthe

Montini’s Leon Thompson fights offJolietCatholic’sBrandonHoly SaturdayduringaClass5Asecond roundplayoff game. Afterdefeating onerival,theBroncos face anotherwhentheyplay at MarianCentral.

go-aheadtouchdownearlyin thefourthquarter,andfrom thenon,theywereincommand.

PrinceWalkerranfor119 yardsandtwotouchdownsin thewin.LeonThorntonhad Montini’sotherscore,also comingontheground.

“Iloverunningbehindmy lineandourfullbacks,”Walkersaid.“Thelinehasbeen amazingallyear.”

Anotherfamiliar opponentupnext

AftergettingpastJoliet Catholic,theBroncoswill nowfaceMarianCentralon theroadinthequarterfinals. LiketheHilltoppershave beenafixtureonMontini’s playoffschedule,MarianCen-

tralhasbeenevenmoreso.

Overthepastdecade,the Hurricaneshavehadtheir seasonendedbytheBroncos onsevenoccasions,including ineachofthepastfiveseasons.MarianCentrallastwon inaplayoffmeetingin2007.

“We’renotbigfansofMontini,”MarianseniorquarterbackBillyBahlsaid.“This isthefirstyearwehaven’t playedthemintheregular season,sowe’reexcitedto getatthem.It’sgoingtobea toughgame.”

Thetwoteamshadbeen rivalsintheSuburbanChristianConference,butboth teamsmovedtodifferent leaguesthisseason.Previous playoffmeetingshadbeenrematchesfromgamesplayed

Gamebreakdown

Montini27,JolietCatholic13

BRONCOSLEADERS

n PASSING: ChuckNorgleIII 20-for-28,181yards

n RUSHING: PrinceWalker 14-119,2TDs;LeonThornton8-42,TD

n RECEIVING: Thornton6-81; TylerMillikan5-38;Walker 5-28

n DEFENSE: AlexFloeckher, TerrellJohnson,MitchWest INTeach

Weekendwatch

n WHO: MontiniatMarian Central

n WHAT: Class5Aquarterfinal

n WHEN: 1p.m.Saturday

n WHERE: 1001McHenry Ave.,Woodstock

n RECORDS: Montini8-3; Marian7-4

earlierintheseason.

“Intheplayoffs,wewantto dowhattheguysbeforeus[on previousMontiniteams]did,” MontinilinebackerTerrell Johnsonsaid.“Weexpectthat fromourselves.”

NorthwestHeraldreporter JoeyKaufmancontributedto thisreport.

Salzbrunn all-statein crosscountry forMontini

SUBURBANLIFEMEDIA

Montini’sGiannaSalzbrunnplaced21sttoearnallstatehonorsintheClass2A crosscountrystatemeet.

Salzbrunn,ajunior,crossed thefinishlinein17:56.Montiniwas15thoverallasateam. EmmaMakowskiwas71st. MaryO’Brien,LaurenDenemark,MadelineJamrozek,JennaWiedacherandBiancaMontesinosalsoranfortheBroncos.

GIRLSCROSSCOUNTRY

GlenbardEast

AllisonHansenfinishedthe Class3Astateracein18minutesflattoplace73rdoverall.

BOYSCROSSCOUNTRY

Willowbrook

JimmyFunteasJr.placed 82ndattheClass3Astatemeet Saturday.HefinishedatPeoria’sDetweillerParkin15:19.

Montini

TheBroncosplaced20thin theClass1Astatemeet.TylerPacanaledMontiniwitha 72ndplacefinish.

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Sale terms: 10% downof the highest bid by certified fundsat the close of the auction; The balance, including the Judicial sale fee for Abandoned Residential Property Municipality Relief Fund,which is calculated at the rate of $1for each $1,000or fraction thereof of the amount paidby the purchaser not to exceed $300, in certified funds,is duewithin twenty-four (24) hours. The subject property is subject to general real estate taxes,special assessments, or special taxes levied against said real estate and is offered for sale withoutany representation as to quality orquantity of title and without recoursetoPlaintiff and in "AS IS" condition. The sale is

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If the property is a condominiumand the foreclosure takes place after 1/1/2007, purchasers other than the mortgagees will be required to pay any assessmentand legal fees dueunder The Condominium Property Act, 765ILCS 605/9 (g)(1) and (g)(4).

Ifthe property islocated ina common interest community, purchasers other than mortgagees will be required to pay any assessmentand legal fees dueunder the Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/18.5(g-1).

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IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHTTO REMAININPOSSESSIONFOR 30 DAYSAFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-1701(C) OFTHE ILLINOISMORTGAGEFORECLOSURE LAW.

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November 7, 14, 21, 2014 Addison Suburban Life IN THE CIRCUITCOURT FORTHE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT DUPAGE COUNTYWHEATON ILLINOIS

U.S. Bank, NationalAssociation, asSuccessor Trustee to Bank of America, N.A., asSuccessor by Merger to LaSalleBank, N.A.as Trustee for the holders of the MLMI Trust,Mortgage Loan Asset-Backed Certificates, Series 2006-RM2, Plaintiff, vs. Jose M.Reyes; Kelly A. Reyes; U.S. Bank, NationalAssociation, as Successor Trustee to Bank of America, N.A., asSuccessor by Merger to LaSalleBank, N.A.as Trustee for The MLMI Trust, Series 2006-RM2; MillMeadows Condominium Association

Defendants.

55 South LaLondeAvenue Unit 102D, Addison, IL 60101

Judge Robert G. Gibson 2013 CH 003238

NOTICE OF SALE

PUBLIC NOTICE is herebygiven thatpursuant to a Judgment of Foreclosure andSale entered in the above entitled cause on June 18, 2014, DuPage County Sheriff will on December 9, 2014, at the hourof 10:00AM at DuPage County Sheriff's Office, 501 North County Farm Road,Wheaton, Illinois 60187, selltothe highest bidder for cash, the followingdescribed mortgaged real estate: Commonly knownas 55 South La LondeAvenue Unit 102D, Addison, IL 60101

ParcelNumber(s): 03-29-421-014

The real estateis improved with a Condominium.

Sale terms:Bidder's must present, at the time of sale,a cashier's or certified check for 10% of the successfulbid amount The balance of the successfully bid shall bepaid within24 hours, by similar funds The subject property is offered for sale withoutany representation as to quality or quantity of title andwithout recoursetoPlaintiff and in "AS IS" condition. The sale isfurther subject to confirmationby the Court. The property will NOT be open for inspection.

Ifthis property is a condominiumunit,the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale, other than the mortgagee shall pay the assessments and the legal feesrequired by the Condominium Property Act,765 ILCS 605/9(g)(1) and (g)(4).

For information call Plaintiff's Attorney, ManleyDeas Kochalski LLC, One East Wacker,Suite 1250, One East Wacker, Suite 1250 Phonenumber: 312651-6700 Attorney file number: 13-026896.

SharaA. Netterstrom MANLEY DEAS KOCHALSKI LLC

Attorneys for Plaintiff One East Wacker, Suite 1250 Chicago, IL60601

Telephone: 312-651-6700

Fax: 614-220-5613

Atty.No.: 271625 I632334

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13-065206

INTHECIRCUITCOURTOF THE 18TH JUDICIALCIRCUIT DUPAGE COUNTY, WHEATON,ILLINOIS JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, N.A. PLAINTIFF, -vs-

PATRICE A.YATES;VICTOR R. YATES; CITY OF CHICAGO, AN ILLINOIS MUNICIPAL CORPORATION;DEFENDANTS 13CH 484

NOTICE OF SHERIFF'SSALE

Public Notice is herebygiven thatpursuant to a Judgment entered inthe aboveentitledmatter onAugust12,2013; John E. Zaruba,Sheriff, 501 N. County Farm Rd., Wheaton, IL 60187, will on December 11, 2014 at 10:00 AM, at DuPage County Sheriff's Office, sellto the highest bidder for cash (ten percent (10%) at the time of sale and the balance withintwentyfour (24) hours, the following described premises situated in

pr DuPage County, Illinois. Said saleshall be subject to general taxes,specialassessments or special taxes levied against said real estate and any prior liens or 1stMortgages. The subject property is offered for sale withoutany representation as to qualityorquantityof title or recourse to Plaintiff.

Upon the sale being held and the purchaser tendering said bid in cash or certified funds, a receipt ofSale will be issued and/or a Certificate ofSale as required, which will entitle the purchaser to a deed upon confirmation of said sale by the Court.

Said property is legally describedas follows: Commonly knownas 219 Grace Street, Bensenville, IL 60106

Permanent Index No.: 03-13-320-008

Improvements:Residential

Structure UNKNOWN

UnitsUNKNOWN

BedroomsUNKNOWN

Garage UNKNOWN

BathroomsUNKNOWN

OtherUNKNOWN

The property will NOT be open for inspectionprior tothe sale. The judgment amountwas $227,825.11.

Prospective purchasers are admonished to check the court file and title recordsto verify this information.

For BidAmount contact: Sale Clerk Shapiro Kreisman & Associates, LLC f/k/a Fisher andShapiro, LLC 2121 Waukegan Road, Suite 301 Bannockburn, IL60015 (847)291-1717

THIS IS ANATTEMPTTO COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY INFORMATIONOBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. PLEASE BE ADVISED THAT IF YOURPERSONAL LIABILITY FOR THIS DEBT HAS BEENEXTINGUISHED BY A DISCHARGE IN BANKRUPTCY OR BY AN ORDER GRANTING INREM RELIEF FROM STAY, THIS NOTICEIS PROVIDED SOLELYTOFORECLOSE THE MORTGAGE REMAINING ON YOURPROPERTY AND IS NOT ANATTEMPT TO COLLECT THE DISCHARGED PERSONAL OBLIGATION. I633359

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INTHE CIRCUITCOURTFOR THE 18TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT DUPAGE COUNTYWHEATON,ILLINOIS JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association, PLAINTIFF Vs. Kim D. Boland; et. al. DEFENDANTS 2014 CH 000855 NOTICE OF SHERIFF'SSALE OF REAL ESTATE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thatpursuant to a Judgmentof Foreclosure andSale entered inthe above cause on 9/3/2014, John Zaruba, the Sheriff of DuPage County, Illinois will on 12/16/14 at the hour of 10:00AMat Dupage County Sheriff's Office 501 North County Farm RoadWheaton, IL60187, or in aplace otherwise designated at the time of sale, County of DuPageandState of Illinois,sell atpublic auction tothe highest bidder for cash, as set forth be-

low, the followingdescribed real estate: PIN 02-24-212-029

Improved with Condo/Townhouse COMMONLY KNOWN AS: 970 N. Rohlwing Road Unit #201Aa/k/a 970 N. Route 53Unit #201A Addison, IL 60101

Sale terms: 10% downof the highest bid by certified fundsat the close of the auction; The balance, including the Judicial sale fee for Abandoned Residential Property Municipality Relief Fund,which is calculated at the rate of $1for each $1,000 or fraction thereof of the amount paidby the purchaser not to exceed $300, in certified funds,is duewithin twenty-four (24) hours. The subject property is subject to general real estate taxes,special assessments, or special taxes levied against said real estate and is offered for sale withoutany representation as to quality orquantity of title and without recoursetoPlaintiff and in "AS IS" condition. The sale is further subject to confirmation by thecourt.

If the property is a condominiumand the foreclosure takes place after 1/1/2007, purchasers other than the mortgagees will be required to pay any assessmentand legal fees dueunder The Condominium Property Act, 765ILCS 605/9 (g)(1) and (g)(4)

Ifthe property islocated ina common interest community, purchasers other than mortgagees will be required to pay any assessmentand legal fees dueunder the Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/18.5(g-1).

Ifthe sale isset aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The Purchaser shallhave no further recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney.

Uponpayment infull of the amount bid, the purchaser shall receive a Certificate ofSale, which will entitle the purchaser to a Deed tothe real estate after Confirmationof the sale The successfulpurchaser has the sole responsibility/expense of evictingany tenants orother individuals presentlyin possession of the subject premises.

The property will NOT be open for inspectionand Plaintiff makes no representation as to the conditionof the property. Prospective bidders are admonished to check the Court fileto verify allinformation.

IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHTTO REMAININPOSSESSIONFOR 30 DAYSAFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-1701(C) OFTHE ILLINOISMORTGAGEFORECLOSURE LAW.

For information:Examine the court file or contactPlaintiff's attorney: Codilis & Associates, P.C., 15W030 North Frontage Road,Suite 100, Burr Ridge, IL 60527,(630) 794-9876. Please refer to file number 1414-08121. I632097

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INTHE CIRCUITCOURTFOR THE 18TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT DUPAGE COUNTYWHEATON,ILLINOIS

BMO Harris Bank N.A. f/k/a Harris N.A. f/k/aHarris Trust and Savings Bank, PLAINTIFF Vs. Yuri I.Cymbalisty;et. al. DEFENDANTS

2014 CH 00887

NOTICE OF SHERIFF'SSALE OF REAL ESTATE

PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thatpursuant to a Judgmentof Foreclosure andSale entered inthe above cause on 7/11/2014, John Zaruba, the Sheriff of DuPage County, Illinois will on 12/16/14 at the hour of 10:00AMat Dupage County Sheriff's Office 501 North County Farm RoadWheaton, IL60187, or in aplace otherwise designated at the time of sale, County of DuPageandState of Illinois,sell atpublic auction tothe highest bidder for cash, as set forth below, the followingdescribed real estate: PIN 03-14-219-037 Improved withResidential COMMONLY KNOWN AS:

100 W. Roosevelt Avenue Unit #407 Bensenville, IL 60106

Sale terms: 10% downof the highest bid by certified fundsat the close of the auction; The balance, including the Judicial sale fee for Abandoned Residential Property MunicipalityRelief Fund,which is calculated at the rate of $1for each $1,000 or fraction thereof of the amount paidby the purchaser not to exceed $300, in certified funds,is duewithin twenty-four (24) hours. The subject property is subject to general real estate taxes,special assessments, or special taxes levied against said real estate and is offered for sale withoutany representation as to quality orquantity of title and without recoursetoPlaintiff and in "AS IS" condition. The sale is further subject to confirmation by thecourt.

If the property is a condominiumand the foreclosure takes place after 1/1/2007, purchasers other than the mortgagees will be required to pay any assessmentand legal fees dueunder The Condominium Property Act, 765ILCS 605/9 (g)(1) and (g)(4).

Ifthe property islocated ina common interest community, purchasers other than mortgagees will be required to pay any assessment and legal fees dueunder the Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/18.5(g-1).

Ifthe sale isset aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The Purchaser shall have no further recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney.

Uponpayment infull of the amount bid, the purchaser shall receive a Certificate ofSale, which will entitle the purchaser to a Deed tothe real estate after Confirmationof the sale The successfulpurchaser has the sole responsibility/expense of evictingany tenants orother individuals presentlyin possession of the subject premises. The property will NOT be open for inspectionand Plaintiff makes no representation as to the conditionof the property.

prope y.

Prospective bidders are admonished to check the Court fileto verify allinformation.

IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHTTO REMAININPOSSESSIONFOR 30 DAYSAFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-1701(C) OFTHE ILLINOISMORTGAGEFORECLOSURE LAW.

For information:Examine the court file or contactPlaintiff's attorney: Codilis & Associates, P.C., 15W030 North Frontage Road,Suite 100, Burr Ridge, IL 60527,(630) 794-9876. Please refer to file number 1414-08446. I632111

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INTHE CIRCUITCOURTOF

THE 18TH JUDICIALCIRCUIT DUPAGE COUNTYWHEATON,ILLINOIS GREEN TREESERVICINGLLC, PLAINTIFF vs. SARA K. GRUNT; ELIZABETH PARKRESIDENTIAL ASSOCIATION; ELIZABETH PARKUMBRELLA ASSOCIATION; DEFENDANTS

Residential Address: 511 Elizabeth Drive Wood Dale, Illinois60191

Judge Gibson 14 CH 897

NOTICE OF SHERIFF'SSALE OF REAL ESTATE

PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY

GIVEN thatpursuant to a Judgmentof Foreclosure andSale entered inthe above cause on September 15, 2014, I, Sheriff of DuPage County, Illinois, will on December 18, 2014 at the hourof 10:00 AMat the Dupage County Sheriff's Office, 501 N. County Farm Road, Wheaton, IL, or in aplace otherwise designated at the time of sale, County of DuPage, State of Illinois,sell atpublic auction to the highest bidder for cash, as set forthbelow, the followingdescribed real estate:

COMMON ADDRESS: 511 Elizabeth Drive, Wood Dale, Illinois60191

P.I.N.: 03-16-310-133

The real estateis improved with a single family residence.

THE JUDGMENT AMOUNT

WAS: $210,982.71

Uponpayment infull of the amount bid, the purchaser shall receive a Certificate ofSale, which will entitle the purchaser to a Deed tothe real estate after Confirmationof the sale The property will NOT beopen for inspection andPlaintiff makes no representations as to the conditionof the property. Prospective bidders are admonished to check the Court file to verify all information.

Pursuant to 735 ILCS5/151512, the amounts ofany surplusbidwill beheld by the sheriff until a party obtains a Court Order for its distribution,or for 60 days following the dateof the entry of the order confirming sale, atwhich time, in the absence ofanorder directing paymentof the surplus,it may be automatically forfeited tothe State without further notice.

Ifthis property is a condominiumunit,the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee shall pay the assessments and the legal fees required by The Condominium Property Act,765 ILCS 605/9(g)(1) and (g)(4).

IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHTTO REMAININPOSSESSIONFOR 30 DAYSAFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-1701(C) OFTHE ILLINOISMORTGAGEFORECLOSURE LAW.

For information:Examine the court file or contactPlaintiff's attorney: Johnson, Blumberg& Associates, LLC, 312-5419710, telephone Please refer tofile numberIL140079.

Sheriff of DuPage County, Illinois Johnson, Blumberg, & Associates,LLC

230 W. MonroeStreet, Suite 1125

Chicago, Illinois60606

Ph 312-541-9710

Fax 312-541-9711

JB&A #IL 14 0079

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Sale terms: 10% downby certified funds; the balance, by certified funds, is duewithin twentyfour (24) hours. The subject propertyis subject to real estatetaxes, special assessments or special taxes levied against said real estate and is agai offered for sale withoutany representation as to quality or quantity of title andwithout recoursetoPlaintiff and in "as is" condition. The sale isfurther subject to confirmationby the court.

INTHE CIRCUITCOURTFOR THE 18TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT DUPAGE COUNTYWHEATON,ILLINOIS BankofAmerica, N.A. PLAINTIFF

Vs. James A. O'Neill;et. al. DEFENDANTS

2009 CH 01739 NOTICE OF SHERIFF'SSALE OF REAL ESTATE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY

GIVEN thatpursuant to a Judgmentof Foreclosure andSale entered inthe above cause on 8/24/2009, John Zaruba, the Sheriff of DuPage County, Illinois will on 12/16/14 at the hour of 10:00AMat Dupage County Sheriff's Office 501 North County Farm RoadWheaton, IL60187, or in aplace otherwise designated at the time of sale, County of DuPageandState of Illinois,sell atpublic auction tothe highest bidder for cash, as set forth below, the followingdescribed real estate:

UNIT 208 INCHATEAU MILL CONDOMINIUM BUILDINGNO.

1, AS DELINEATED ON A SURVEY OF THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED REALESTATE: PART OF LOT "D" OF AHREN'S ASSESSMENT PLAT OFTHE EAST 1/2 OFTHE NORTHEAST 1/4 OF SECTION 29, TOWNSHIP 40 NORTH, RANGE 11, EAST OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, IN DUPAGE COUNTY, ILLINOIS, WHICH SURVEY IS ATTACHEDASEXHIBIT "C" TO THE DECLARATION OF CONDOMINIUM RECORDEDAS DOCUMENT R79-93524, TOGETHERWITH ITS UNDIVIDED PERCENTAGE INTEREST IN THE COMMON ELEMENTS.

PIN 03-29-212-024

Improved withResidential COMMONLY KNOWN AS: 239 N. MillRoad Unit208A

Addison, IL 60101

Sale terms: 10% downof the highest bid by certified fundsat the close of the auction; The balance, including the Judicial sale fee for Abandoned Residential Property Municipality Relief Fund,which is calculated at the rate of $1for each $1,000 or fraction thereof of the amount paidby the purchaser not to exceed $300, in certified funds, is duewithin twenty-four (24)

ty(24)

hours. The subject property is subject to general real estate taxes,special assessments, or special taxes levied against said real estate and is offered for sale withoutany representation as to quality orquantity of title and without recoursetoPlaintiff and in "AS IS" condition. The sale is further subject to confirmation by thecourt.

If the property is a condominiumand the foreclosure takes place after 1/1/2007, purchasers other than the mortgagees will be required to pay any assessmentand legal fees dueunder The Condominium Property Act, 765ILCS 605/9 (g)(1) and (g)(4)

Ifthe property islocated in a common interest community, purchasers other than mortgagees will be required to pay any assessmentand legal fees dueunder the Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/18.5(g-1).

Ifthe sale isset aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The Purchaser shall have no further recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney.

Uponpayment infull of the amount bid, the purchaser shall receive a Certificate ofSale, which will entitle the purchaser to a Deed tothe real estate after Confirmationof the sale The successfulpurchaser has the sole responsibility/expense of evictingany tenants orother individuals presentlyin possession of the subject premises.

The property will NOT be open for inspectionand Plaintiff makes no representation as to the conditionof the property. Prospective bidders are admonished to check the Court fileto verify allinformation.

IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHTTO REMAININPOSSESSIONFOR 30 DAYSAFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-1701(C) OFTHE ILLINOISMORTGAGEFORECLOSURE LAW.

For information:Examine the court file orcontactPlaintiff's attorney: Codilis & Associates, P.C., 15W030 North Frontage Road,Suite 100, Burr Ridge, IL 60527,(630) 794-9876. Please refer to file number 1409-10806.

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IN THE CIRCUITCOURT FORTHE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT DUPAGE COUNTYWHEATON ILLINOIS

U.S. Bank, NationalAssociation, asSuccessor Trustee to Bank of America, N.A., asSuccessor by Merger to LaSalleBank, N.A.as Trustee for the holders of the MLMI Trust,Mortgage Loan Asset-Backed Certificates, Series 2006-RM2, Plaintiff, vs. Jose M.Reyes; Kelly A. Reyes; U.S. Bank, NationalAssociation, as Successor Trustee to Bank of America, N.A., asSuccessor by Merger to LaSalleBank, N.A.as Trustee for The MLMI Trust, Series 2006-RM2; MillMeadows Condominium Association Defendants.

55 South LaLondeAvenue Unit 102D, Addison, IL 60101 Judge Robert G. Gibson 2013 CH 003238

NOTICE OF SALE

PUBLIC NOTICE is herebygiven thatpursuant to a Judgment of Foreclosure andSale entered in the above entitled cause on June 18, 2014, DuPage County Sheriff will on December 9, 2014, at the hourof 10:00AM at DuPage County Sheriff's Office, 501 North County Farm Road,Wheaton, Illinois 60187, selltothe highest bidder for cash, the followingdescribed mortgaged real estate: Unit NumberD-102 asdelineated onplatof survey of the followingdescribed Parcel of real estate (hereinafter referred to as the parcel): Lots 90, 91, 92 and 93in Mill Meadows, beinga subdivisionof the Northwest Quarter of the southeast Quarter ofSection 29, Township 40 North, Range 11 East of the Third principal Meridian in DuPage County, Illinois, according to the plat thereof recorded in the Office of the recorder of Deeds of DuPage County, Illinois on May 22, 1970 as Document Number R70-15949, which plat of survey is attached as Exhibit "A" to a Declaration of Condominium madeby the Bankand Trust CompanyofArlington Heights, an Illinois Corporation, not individually but solely as trustee under a Trust Agreement datedNovember 21, 1975 and knownas Trust Number 1168, recorded in the Office of the recorder of Deeds of DuPage County, Illinois as Document Number R76-68392, together withits undivided percentage interestinsaid parcel (Excepting from said parcel all the property and space comprisingall the Units thereof asdefined and set

Forth in said declaration and platof survey).

Commonly knownas 55 South La LondeAvenue Unit 102D, Addison, IL 60101

ParcelNumber(s): 03-29-421-014

The real estateis improved with a Condominium. Sale terms:Bidder's must present, at the time of sale,a cashier's or certified check for 10% of the successfulbid amount The balance of the successfully bid shall bepaid within24 hours, by similar funds The subject propertyis offered for sale withoutany representation as to quality or quantity of title andwithout recoursetoPlaintiff and in "AS IS" condition. The sale isfurther subject to confirmationby the Court. The property will NOT be open for inspection. Ifthis property is a condominiumunit,the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale, other than the mortgagee shall pay the assessments and the legal feesrequired by the Condominium Property Act,765 ILCS 605/9(g)(1) and (g)(4). For information call Plaintiff's Attorney, ManleyDeas Kochalski LLC, One East Wacker,Suite 1250, One East Wacker, Suite 1250. Phonenumber: 312651-6700 Attorney file number: 13-026896. SharaA. Netterstrom MANLEY DEAS KOCHALSKI LLC

Attorneys for Plaintiff One East Wacker, Suite 1250 Chicago, IL60601 Telephone: 312-651-6700 Fax: 614-220-5613 Atty.No.: 271625 I632334

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INTHECIRCUITCOURTOF THE 18TH JUDICIALCIRCUIT DUPAGE COUNTY, WHEATON,ILLINOIS JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, N.A. PLAINTIFF, -vsPATRICE A.YATES;VICTOR R. YATES; CITY OF CHICAGO, AN ILLINOIS MUNICIPAL CORPORATION;DEFENDANTS 13CH 484

NOTICE OF SHERIFF'SSALE

Public Notice is herebygiven thatpursuant to a Judgment entered inthe aboveentitledmatter onAugust12,2013; John E. Zaruba,Sheriff, 501 N. County Farm Rd., Wheaton, IL 60187, will on December 11, 2014 at 10:00 AM, at DuPage

age County Sheriff's Office, sellto the highest bidder for cash (ten percent (10%) at the time of sale and the balance withintwentyfour (24) hours, the following described premises situated in DuPage County, Illinois.

Said saleshall be subject to general taxes,specialassessments or special taxes levied against said real estate and any prior liens or 1stMortgages. The subject property is offered for sale withoutany representation as to qualityorquantityof title or recourse to Plaintiff.

Upon the sale being held and the purchaser tendering said bid in cash or certified funds, a receipt ofSale will be issued and/or a Certificate ofSale as required, which will entitle the purchaser to a deed upon confirmation of said sale by the Court.

Said property is legally describedas follows: LOT 20IN DUNTEMAN'S GREENSTREETADDITIONTO BENSENVILLE, A SUBDIVISION IN THE SOUTH WEST 1/4 OF SECTION 13, TOWNSHIP 40 NORTH, RANGE 11, EAST OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF RECORDED DECEMBER 14, 1918, AS DOCUMENT NO 134988,IN DUPAGE COUNTY, ILLINOIS. Commonly knownas 219 Grace Street, Bensenville, IL 60106 Permanent Index No.: 03-13-320-008

Improvements:Residential

Structure UNKNOWN

UnitsUNKNOWN

BedroomsUNKNOWN Garage UNKNOWN

BathroomsUNKNOWN

OtherUNKNOWN

The property will NOT be open for inspectionprior tothe sale. The judgment amountwas $227,825.11.

Prospective purchasers are admonished to check the court file and title recordsto verifythis information.

For BidAmount contact: Sale Clerk Shapiro Kreisman & Associates, LLC f/k/a Fisher andShapiro, LLC 2121 Waukegan Road, Suite 301 Bannockburn, IL60015 (847)291-1717

THIS IS ANATTEMPTTO COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY INFORMATIONOBTAINEDWILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. PLEASE BE ADVISED THAT IF YOURPERSONAL LIABILITY FOR THIS DEBT HAS BEENEXTIN-

GUISHED BY A DISCHARGE IN BANKRUPTCY OR BY AN ORDER GRANTING INREM RELIEF FROM STAY, THIS NOTICEIS PROVIDED SOLELYTOFORECLOSE THE MORTGAGE REMAINING ON YOURPROPERTY AND IS NOT ANATTEMPT TO COLLECT THE DISCHARGED PERSONAL OBLIGATION. I633359

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INTHE CIRCUITCOURTOF THEEIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT STATE OF ILLINOISCOUNTYOFDUPAGE DEUTSCHE BANKNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE FOR NEW CENTURY HOME EQUITYLOAN TRUST, SERIES 2003-2ASSET BACKED PASSTHROUGH CERTIFICATES PLAINTIFF VS. WILLIAM G. MALCOLM, JANE DOE, CURRENT SPOUSE OR CIVIL UNION PARTNER, IF ANY OF WILLIAM G. MALCOLM,UNKNOWN OWNERS, GENERALLY, AND NON-RECORDCLAIMANTS DEFENDANTS

RESIDENTAL

Property Address: 816Brentwood Drive Bensenville, IL60106 14 CH 001834 NOTICEOF PUBLICATION AS TO UNKNOWNOWNERS ANDNON-RECORDCLAIMANTS

The requisite affidavitfor publicationhaving been filed,notice is hereby given to: William G. Malcolm, Jane Doe, Current Spouse or CivilUnion Partner, if any ofWilliam G. Malcolm,UNKNOWN OWNERS, GENERALLY, AND NON-RECORD CLAIMANTS, Defendants in the above-entitled action, that a Complaint for Foreclosure and Other Relief has been commenced in the Circuit Court of DuPage County, by said Plaintiff against you and other defendants, praying for the foreclosure of certain mortgages conveying the premises legally describedas follows: LOT 9 INBRENTWOOD EAST, BEING A SUBDIVISION IN THE SOUTH EAST 1/4 OF SECTION 24, TOWNSHIP 40 NORTH, RANGE 11, EAST OFTHE THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF RECORDEDSEPTEMBER 3, 1969 AS DOCUMENT R6840170,IN DUPAGE COUNTY, ILLINOIS.

P.I.N.: 03-24-405-011 COMMON ADDRESS: 816Brentwood Drive, Bensenville, IL 60106

Andwhich mortgages were

School District7 WoodDale19-022-0070-02GROSS PAYMENTFORCERTIFICATEDPERSONNEL

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gage madebyWilliam G. Malcolm, as Mortgagor(s); andgiven to New Century Mortgage Corporationas Mortgagee; to wit: that certain "Mortgage" dated October 8, 2002 and recorded as Document No.R2002-294869, thatSummonswasduly issued outof said cour against you as provided by law,and that the said Complaint is nowpending for foreclosure of said mortgages and for other relief.

Now, therefore, unless you William G. Malcolm, Jane Doe, Current Spouse or Civil Union Partner, if anyofWilliam G. Malcolm, UNKNOWN OWNERS, GENERALLY, AND NON-RECORD CLAIMANTS, file yourAppearance andAnswer tothe Complaint in said action in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of DuPage County, Chancery Division,onorbefore the December 15, 2014 default may be entered against you atany time after that dayand a judgment entered in accordancewiththe prayer for relief insaidComplaint.

CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT

Zeeshan Pervaiz - 06290442

Kluever & Platt, LLC

65 E.Wacker Place, Suite 2300 Chicago, Illinois60601

(312)201-6679

Attorney No 23753

OurFile #:CMSF.0052

I634065

November 14, 21, 28, 2014

Addison Suburban Life

NOONAN & LIEBERMAN, (23874)Attorneys

105 W. Adams, Suite 1800 Chicago, Illinois 60603

STATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY OF DU PAGE, ss Inthe Circuit Court for the 18TH Judicial Circuit, DU PAGECounty, CITIZENS BANK,N.A., Plaintiff, vs. HENRY SZCZEPANSKI, ZOFIA SZCZEPANSKI et. al., Defendants, CaseNo. 14 CH 001916. The requisite affidavit for publicationhaving been filed,notice is herebygiven to you Unknown Owners-Tenantsand NonRecord Claimants, defendants in the above entitled suit has been commenced in the Circuit Court for the 18TH Judicial Circuit, DU PAGE County, by the said plaintiff against you andother defen-

agai yo dants, praying for the foreclosure of a certain Mortgage conveying the premises described as follows, to-wit: LOT 12 IN BROOKWOOD SUBDIVISION UNIT4, BEING A SUBDIVISION IN THE EAST HALF OF THE NORTHEAST QUARTER OF SECTION 17, TOWNSHIP 40 NORTH, RANGE 11, EAST OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF RECORDED JUNE 30, 1967 AS DOCUMENT R6722827,IN DU PAGE COUNTY, ILLINOIS PIN: 03-17-209-027-0000. Commonlyknownas: 597MONTROSEAVE, WOODDALE IL, 60191, and which said Mortgagewas made by HENRY SZCZEPANSKI, ZOFIA SZCZEPANSKI, as Mortgagor(s) to CHARTER ONE BANK, N.A., as Mortgagee, and recorded as document number R2005276178, and the present owner (s) of the property being HENRY SZCZEPANSKI and ZOFIA SZCZEPANSKI, and for other relief: that summonswasduly issued outof saidCourt against you asprovided by law,and that the saidsuit is now pending.

Now, therefore, unless you, the said above named defendants,file youranswertothe Complaintinthe saidsuit orotherwise make yourappearance therein, inthe office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court for the 18TH Judicial Circuit, DU PAGE Countylocated at 505 North County Farm Road,Wheaton, IL 60187, onorbefore DECEMBER 16,2014, default may be entered againstyouatany time after that dayand a Judgment entered in accordance withthe prayer of saidComplaint. Dated,Wheaton, Illinois, November 6,2014. ChrisKachiroubas, Clerk. THISIS ANATTEMPT TO COLLECT A DEBT PURSUANT TO THE FAIR DEBT COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT, AND ANY INFORMATION OBTAINEDWILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. November 14, 21, 28, 2014 AddisonSuburban Life

INTHE CIRCUITCOURTOF THEEIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT DUPAGECOUNTY, ILLINOIS WHEATON BANK & TRUST COMPANY, a state banking

g association,as successor to the FDIC as receiver ofWheatland Bank, Plaintiff, v. THE VIAN FAMILY BENSENVILLE LIMITED PARTNERSHIP, an Illinois limited partnership, VINCENT P. ALLEGRA,VINCENT P. ALLEGRA DECLARATION OF TRUST DATED JULY 6, 2001, BENSENVILLE GUN CLUB, LLC, formerly known as AllegraBensenville Gun Club, LLC, an Illinois limited liability company, PHILLIP J. LATORIA, JR., RUBICON TECHNOLOGY, INC., a Delaware corporation; UNKNOWN OWNERS and NON-RECORD CLAIMANTS, Defendants. 900 E. GreenSt. Bensenville, IL60106 2014 CH 2011 NOTICE BYPUBLICATION

The requisite affidavit for publication having been filed, notice is herebygiven to you: Defendants, THE VIAN FAMILY BENSENVILLE LIMITED PARTNERSHIP, an Illinoislimited partnership, VINCENT P. ALLEGRA,VINCENT P. ALLEGRA DECLARATIONOF TRUST DATED JULY 6, 2001, BENSENVILLE GUN CLUB,LLC, formerly known asAllegra-Bensenville Gun Club, LLC, an Illinois limited liability company, PHILLIP J.LATORIA, JR., RUBICON TECHNOLOGY, INC., a Delaware corporation, UNKNOWN OWNERS and NONRECORDCLAIMANTS, in the above-entitled suit, that the above-entitled suit hasbeen commenced in the Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, DuPage County, Illinois, by the saidPlaintiff, against you and other Defendants, praying for foreclosure of a certain Mortgage conveying the premises describedas follows, to-wit: THAT PART OFLOTS 1, 2, 12 AND 13 TAKEN AS A TRACT, IN GREENAVENUE ACRES, A SUBDIVISION IN SECTIONS 13 AND 24, TOWNSHIP 40 NORTH, RANGE 11, EAST OFTHE THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, WHICH LIESEAST OF A LINE 397.00 FEETWEST OF AND PARALLEL WITHTHE EAST LINEOFLOT 12 AND WHICH LIES NORTH OFA LINE DRAWN PERPENDICULARLY TOTHE EAST LINE OF SAID TRACT THROUGH A POINT ON SAID EAST LINE, 224.90 FEET SOUTH OFTHENORTHEAST

CORNER THEREOF; EXCEPTING THEREFROM THAT PART OF LOTS 1, 2 AND 12,TAKEN ASA TRACT, WHICH LIES EAST OF A LINE 213.8 FEETWEST OF AND PARALLELWITHTHE EAST LINE OF SAID LOT 12 AND WHICH LIES NORTH OF A LINE DRAWN PERPENDICULARLY TO THE EAST LINEOF SAID TRACT THROUGH A POINT ON SAID EAST LINE 224.90 FEET SOUTH OFTHE NORTHEAST CORNER THEREOF, IN DUPAGE COUNTY, ILLINOIS

PERMANENT INDEX NUMBER: 03-24-201-019. COMMONLY KNOWN AS: 900 E. GREENST., BENSENVILLE, ILLINOIS 60106. andwhich said Mortgagewas madeby THE VIAN FAMILY BENSENVILLE LIMITED PARTNERSHIP, as Mortgagor, to Wheatland Bank, as Mortgagee, and recorded in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds of DuPage County, Illinois onSeptember 28,2007 as Document No. R2007-178998 And for such other relief prayed; that summonswasduly issued outof the said Eighteenth Judicial Circuit Court against you asprovided by law,and that the said suitis nowpending.

NOW, THEREFORE, UNLESS YOU, the said namedDefendants,file youranswertothe Complaint in this case orotherwise make yourappearance in the Office of the Circuit Court Clerk, 505 N. County Farm Road,Wheaton, Illinois, onor before December 15, 2014,a defaul may be entered against you atany time after thatday and a judgment entered in accordance with the prayer of said Complaint.

YOU ARE FURTHER ADVISED THAT THETIME IN WHICH THE SUBJECT REALESTATE MAY BE REDEEMED FROMFORECLOSURE, PURSUANTTOLAW, COMMENCES TO RUN WITH THE FIRST DATE OF PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. Eric A. Freeland LORENZINI & ASSOCIATES, LTD. DuPageAttorney No 26838 Attorney for Plaintiff 1900 Spring Rd., Suite 501 Oak Brook, IL60523

CHRISKACHIROUBAS CLERK OFTHE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUITCOURT

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RAMRODDISTRIBUTORS,INC.22,147.56READING A-Z4,037.75REGIONALTRUCKEQUIPMENT CO 15,642.36 RICOHUSAINC19,937.21BCR AUTOMOTIVEGROUPLLC20,984.14RUSHTRUCKCENTERSOFILLINOIS INC3,711.87SAM’SCLUBDIRECT3,950.15SASED202,470.32SCARIANO,HIMES &PETRARCA 16,040.25 SCHINDLERELEVATORCORPORATION3,920.62DUDESOLUTIONS,INC2,952.00SCHOOLSPECIALTY 24,012.19PEARSON4,504.20SECTION12568,647.97SENASEJUDITH2,700.00SEPTRANINC85,536.01 SHAWMEDIA2,708.12SPMARCHITECTS,INC30,544.00SPYGLASS7,113.33SSCIP64,472.00SYLVAN LEARNINGOFN/WSUBURBANCHICAGO9,072.95 TABLEAUSOFTWARE,INC3,900.00TEACHER’S HEALTH INSURANCESECURITY122,109.12TEACHER’S RETIREMENTFUND720,089.44THESTANDARD15,566.73 TIGERDIRECT9,683.03TRESSLERLLP4,520.00 TSACONSULTINGGROUPINC3,500.00UNITEDDIGITAL INTEGRATORSINC10,333.03UNIQUEPRODUCTS 15,401.98UNITEDDISPATCH AGENT303 TAXI24,285.00 UNITED RADIO COMMUNICATIONS,INC4,135.00UNIVERSAL TAXIDISPATCHINC7,911.00USI,INC.2,825.10 VANGUARD35,703.35VORISMECHANICALINC.811,444.04WDEA70,977.66 RACHELWEICHENHAIN 4,600.64WENTWORTHTIRESERVICE7,459.25WINDSOREDUCATION CORP10,435.00WOOD DALEDIST7 HEALTHINS718,701.89WOOD DALESCHOOLDISTRICTIMPRESTFUND54,402.93WOOD DALEEMPLOYEE APPRECIATIONGIFTS5,310.00WOOD DALE PARKDISTRICT12,835.35WOOD DALESCHOOLDISTRICT ACTIVITYFUND4,174.50 YORKEPRINTESHOPPE,INC10,383.96ZANER-BLOSER3,280.40 TOTALAMT ON REPORT10,101,452.35

The Board of Trustees of the Addison Fire Protection District, DuPage County, Illinois, hereby provides public notice thatan audit of its funds for the fiscal yearbeginning June 1,2013 and ending May 31, 2014 was prepared byourauditor, Sikich LLP,1415 West Diehl Road, Naperville, IL60563.

The fiscal year 2013-2014 audit hasbeen filed with the County Clerk of DuPage County in accordance with30 ILCS 15/0.01 et seq. The entire audit report and the annual statement of receipts anddisbursements are available for public inspectionat the Fire District Fire Station located at 10 South Addison Road,Addison, Illinois from 9:00 a.m. through 4:00 p.m. Monday through Friday

/s/ CharlesBaxa,Jr.

Secretary, Boardof Trustees Addison Fire Protection District

November 14, 2014 AddisonSuburban Life8762

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