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Household hazardous waste collection event deemed successful On Saturday, Oct. 5, a one-day household hazardous waste collection event was held at the Bensenville Public Works Facility. The event was sponsored by Illinois Environmental Protection Agency (IEPA) and in partnership with DuPage County and Heritage Environmental Services, LLC. Bensenville’s own Emergency Management Agency provided the necessary traffic control while volunteers from Public Works and the County conducted on-site surveys and facilitated traffic movement.

The Village of Bensenville was selected as one of five locations to host a hazardous waste collection event for the fall. Other sites throughout Illinois included Peoria, Quincy, Champaign, and Edwardsville. Materials recycled included flamma-

ble liquids, 1946 feet of fluorescent lamps, acid corrosives, antifreeze, oil based paints, pesticides, and other hazardous materials. It was very well attended with a total of 350 households that took advantage of this free, well-organized event.

“Thank you to the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency & the DuPage County for selecting Bensenville to host this event,” said Village President Frank DeSimone. “Removing unwanted harmful chemicals from households in a safe manner is part of our commitment to responsibility and sustainability.”

If you missed this event, long term recycling facilities are located throughout Illinois can be found on the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency’s website at epa.illinois.gov.

Official trick-or-treating hours set from 3-8 p.m.

have outside lights on as a sign of welcome.

All children should WALK, not run from house to house and use the sidewalk if available, rather than walk in the street or cut across lawns.

Children are cautioned against running out from between parked cars, or across lawns and yards where ornaments, furniture, or clotheslines present dangers. Above all, do everything you can to ensure a safe trickor-treat adventure this year. Happy Halloween.

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‘Be the Bee’ host visits local Academy

The students at Pythagoras Children’s Academy were honored to have Mr. Steve Christoforou (back row, 3rd from right) visit the school. Known as “Mr. Steve,” the host of “Be the Bee” stopped by on Friday, Oct. 18. “Be the Bee” is a youTube series produced by the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America, which promotes living a positive Orthodox Christian life.

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Montalbano receives Cianci Humanitarian Award

Local businessman and resident of Oak Brook and charitable dynamo Richard Montalbano Sr. received the prestigious Joseph P. Cianci Humanitarian Award at UNICO National’s annual convention, held in Nashville on July 27.

Born and raised in the Galewood area of Chicago, and then River Forest, and a 1964 graduate of Fenwick High School in Oak Park, and a 1968 graduate of St. Procopius College, present day Benedictine University, in Lisle.

Richard Montalbano, Sr. continued as the second generation owner of his family furniture manufacturing, importing, and restoration business for more than 50 years through many ups and downs! As a pioneer in the importation of furniture and accessories from Italy, he continued along with his sons, Rick and Mark, the manufacturing of high end solid carved wood furniture as well as hotel and contract furniture. Richard continued to diversify into furniture distribution and delivery as well as restoring and reupholstering furniture for the residential market, which has become the primary business after

ceasing manufacturing in 2010.

Montalbano Furniture, previously Majestic Wood Carving Company was created by his father Thomas Montalbano, Sr. in 1923.

A Knight Grand Cross of the Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem, Montalbano as well has been active for 54 years serving as Past Grand Knight and Past District Deputy of the Knights of Columbus and as Past Regional Director and Grand Commander of the Order of Alhambra.

Active in Visitation Parish He has served for nearly 40 years as the curator of the Crypt of the Saints, a shrine at Visitation Parish in Elmhurst that contains roughly 700 religious statues, icons and relics of saints and a library of more than 700 books. His lifelong devotion to the saints as protectors and intercessors also led him to author a book on the topic that lists thousands of saints and their patronages.

A past president of the Chicago West Suburban Chapter of UNICO National, Montalbano is a founding member and trustee of the Westlake

Deadline extended to college’s ‘Creating Brands That Stand’ Elmhurst College is hosting the workshop “Creating Brands That Stand” on Friday, Nov. 8, at 8:30 a.m. in the Founder’s Lounge in the Frick Center on the campus. If you haven’t RSVP’d yet, we’ve extended the deadline to Wednesday, Oct. 23.

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Benedictine College as well as the Catholic Youth Organization Club Other awards, recognition of Champions after raising more Montalbano has received the than $250,000 for their programs Silver Palm of Jerusalem Medal He and his family continue operfrom the Order of the Holy Sepul- ating Montalbano Inc., a furniture chre, Lifetime Community Service showroom selling the last of all Award from the Boys and Girls their locally made French provinClub of West Cook County, Silver cial and solid carved wood furni-

Business briefs

Hospitals earn Blue Distinction Center+ designation for spine surgery Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois has selected Edward Hospital in Naperville and Elmhurst Hospital as Blue Distinction Centers+ for Spine Surgery, as part of the Blue Distinction Specialty Care program. The designation signifies that the Spine Surgery Program at each hospital met nationally established selection criteria by demonstrating expertise in delivering quality specialty care, safely and effectively.

HUD awards institutions $2.7 million to study lead, other health hazards The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) awarded nearly $8.4 million to seven universities and two research institutions including $1.7 million to the University of Illinois in Chicago (UIC) and $1 million to the Illinois Institute of Technology (IIT), to improve the Department’s and the public’s knowledge of housing-related health and safety hazards, including the development of new methods for identifying and mitigating lead-based paint hazards that pose a particular health risk to young children.

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Reminder: Faith Community UCC to dedicate Bells Sunday On Sunday, Oct. 27, the public is invited to Faith Community United Church of Christ, 192 So. Center St., to join in a dedication ceremony of the Memorial Bells Display.

Worship begins at 10 a.m. and the ceremony will take place at about 10:45 a.m.

“We are celebrating more than 170 years of Christian ministry in Bensenville, ten years as Faith Community,” said Rev. Catherine Batten Balk, pastor and teacher at Faith Community UCC. “We’re honoring the three churches who came before us, including St. John’s UCC, ImSUBMITTED PHOTO Rock Valley Publishing manuel UCC and Peace UCC.” On Sunday, Oct. 27, Faith Community United Church of Christ, 192 S. Center St., will hold a dedication The entire community is invited to join church members in their cel- ceremony of its Memorial Bells Display. Worship begins at 10 a.m. and the ceremony will take place at about 10:45 a.m. The public is welcome and urged to attend. ebration.

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The Fenton girls cross country team finished eighth at the recent Upstate Eight Conference meet held at Lords Park in Elgin.

Fenton finished with 194 points.

West Chicago won the conference title with 46 points.

Sophomore Ally Durkowski took 27th for the Bison with a time of 21:27. Freshman Samantha Matuk took 31st at 21:43.

Junior Guadalupe Honorato was 42nd with a time of 22:20. Sophomore Carolina Rosas was 49th at 22:56 and junior Amy Czauderna was 50th at 23:00.

Fenton was seventh in the frosh-soph division. Freshman Jenely Desiderio was 23rd at 24:38, while sophomore Alexa Toledo was 25th at

Police reports The Bensenville Police Department recently reported the following arrests and citations. Persons who are charged with domestic battery are not named in order to protect the victim’s privacy. Readers are reminded that an arrest does not constitute a conviction, and that suspects are considered innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. Juveniles age 17-or-younger are not named.

Oct. 16, 10:29 a.m. in the 1000 block of Glendale Street, a complainant reported that he provided financial data during a phone scam.

This case is for documentation purposes only. BEPC1908532.

Oct. 16, 3:30 p.m. in the 400 block of S. Addison St., a complainant reported that he was extorted out of $200 in an on-line scam. This case is under investigation. BEPC1908533.

Oct. 12, 1:43 p.m. in the 700 block of W. Irving Park Road, a

24:48 and freshman Carla Martinez was 27th at 24:57.

In the open race, junior Lissette Hernandez was 22nd with a time of 24:40.

Earlier, Fenton was fourth out of 10 teams at the Elmwood Park Tiger Invitational. Matuk was eighth in the varsity race, earning her first varsity medal with a personal-record time of 19:54. Durkowski took 13th with a personal-record time of 20:38.

“We have learned to be stronger at the second mile during the threemile race,” coach Frank Kekstadt said of his team’s recent improvement. “The girls are trusting their fitness and understand they can push hard during the midpoint of the race.

Mental toughness is the key during the championship season. Our upperclassmen understand this, and we need our freshmen to learn from them.”

Kekstadt, who noted his team has been battling the sickness bug, but not the injury bug of late, said the freshmen group of runners also is progressing nicely.

complainant reported that a suspect entered the business and was identified as a suspect that was seen taking items on a previous day. This case is under investigation. BEPC1908523.

Oct. 11, 7:44 a.m. in the 300 block of E Green St., a juvenile was arrested for domestic battery. BEPC1908520.

Oct. 11, 7:37 p.m. in the 600 block of McLean Avenue, a complainant reported that an unknown suspect had taken his daughters iWatch from school. This case is under investigation. BEPC1908522.

Oct. 10, 9:59 a.m. in the 700 block of E. Grand Ave., Meridith M. Murphey, 40, of Grapevine, Tex., was arrested for battery. BEPC1908518.

Oct. 10, 10:29 p.m. in the 300 block of E. Green St., Dion D. Walker, 21, of Chicago, was arrested on a Bensenville warrant for felony retail theft and possession of a controlled substance. BEPC1908519.

“What impresses me the most is the energy we get from our freshmen on the court and off the course,” he said. “We have a lot of girls who have great character, a good sense of humor and unique personalities.

They are fun to be around.”

Kekstadt said Matuk, in particular, has been stepping things up of late. “Sam impresses me more every race,” he said. “She is a true racer and loves competition. I honestly have never coached a girl that surprises me more on race day than her.

She destroys the pace sheet I calculate for her each race. She has yet to break 6:20 in the mile at practice for her first mile, but at the Tiger invite

she went out at 6:07 in the mile.”

Kekstadt added he has given opportunities for Sam and Tania Miranda to run at the varsity level, “and they have benefitted from this experience,” he said.”

Up next for Fenton is this weekend’s Class 2A St. Viator regional at Melas Park on Central Road in Mt. Prospect “The returning varsity runners from last year are improving steadily,” said Kekstadt. “If we continue to stay healthy we will run our best at regionals and sectionals, which is what you want.”

Fenton hosts a Class 3A sectional on Saturday, Nov. 2.

Fenton girls volleyball team preparing to make playoff push Zaggoti and Krebasch leading the way for Bison

By Mike Miazga CORRESPONDENT

The Fenton girls volleyball team is making final preparations ahead of the start of next week’s Class 3A state playoffs.

The Bison were 15-16 overall through 31 matches and 2-4 in Upstate Eight Conference play. Fenton lost recent UEC contests to Bartlett and Glenbard East.

“We are really struggling right now when it comes to matches,” Fenton coach Kelly Torres said recently. “A lot of what is happening in practice is not carrying over into the match. We have one week until we open regionals against Trinity to correct all this.

A month ago, we were an amazing team. We have lost that right now but will get it back soon.”

Noha Zaggoti was leading the team in service aces, setting assists and digs, while Julianna Krebasch was leading in kills and blocks.

Torres also has been pleased with the recent play of sophomore Elizabeth Rodriguez, who was recently brought up from the junior-varsity team.

“She was setting for the JV team,

but will be used as a passer for us,” she said.

Fenton held its Volley for the Cure night earlier this week against Elmwood Park. The Bison also wrapped up UEC play earlier this week at West Chicago.

“We have seen the highest of highs so far with our 9-0 start and a tourney title, and we also have hit some lows recently having gone 6-16 since that start,” said Torres.

“We probably aren’t that 9-0 team and we certainly aren’t the 6-16 team. We probably are somewhere in the middle of that. If we can find that point before regionals, we can make some noise.”

Fenton is the No. 8 seed in the upcoming Class 3A Vernon Hills sectional. Fenton is hosting a Class 3A regional next week. The Bison open regional play at home on Tuesday, Oct. 29 at 6:30 p.m. against No. 10 seed River Forest Trinity.

The winner heads to the regional title match on Halloween night at 6 p.m. at Fenton against either No. 2 St. Francis, No. 15 Chicago CICS/Northtown or No. 18 Chicago Amundsen.

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Police Reports Area police departments recently reported the following arrests and citations. Readers are reminded that an arrest does not constitute a conviction, and that suspects are considered innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. Persons charged with domestic battery are not named in order to protect the privacy of victims. Juveniles age 17-or-younger are not named.

J. Rodriguez, 35, of Addison, was found to have a failure to appear warrant out of the DuPage County Sheriff’s Department for DUI and a second failure to appear warrant out of the DuPage County Sheriff’s Department for driving without a valid driver’s license. Rodriguez was additionally charged with driving while license suspended and disobeying a traffic signal.

Mario Vinalay, 49, of Chicago, Addison was charged with aggravated DUI, Oct. 17 DUI, driving while license revoked, Police said Eric Flores, 34, of improper lane usage and improper Elgin, had an original warrant out lighting near Lake and Addison at the Addison Police Department around 9:20 p.m. for driving while license suspended in the 1700 block of W. Lake at Oct. 11 around 3:52 a.m.

Marisol Marquez-Cabral, 46, of Bellwood, was charged with agOct. 15 gravated battery to a police officer, Police said that subsequent to a resisting arrest and criminal trestraffic stop near Fullerton and Lom- pass to state supported property at bard at around 4:03 p.m., Francisco around 11:07 a.m. Police said Mar-

quez-Cabral struck a police officer in the chest with her fist, scratched a second police officer on his arm and struck a third police officer’s arm with her fist.

the front porch of a home sometime between 9:25 and 9:40 a.m.

Criminal damage to property was reported in the 500 block of N. 2nd at around 12:30 a.m. Police said an unknown suspect threw a brick through the front window of Oct. 10 Anthony M. Edwards Jr., 19, of a house.

Plainfield, was charged with criminal damage to property, contribut- Sept. 3-Oct. 3 Criminal damage to property was ing to the delinquency of a minor, violation of a bail bond, driving reported in the 400 block of W. Diwhile license suspended, no insur- vision. Police said an unknown susance and operating a vehicle with pect damaged a couple of window a suspended registration in the 500 screens on an apartment building block of W. Lake at around 8:06 sometime between the above dates. p.m.

Oct. 2 Matthew Coro, 36, of Roselle, Villa Park was charged with driving under Oct. 5 Caitlyn Ryan, 26, of Villa Park, the combined influence of alcohol was charged with DUI, failure to and any drugs, and stopping in the reduce speed, no valid driver’s roadway near North and Princeton license and no insurance near Ar- at around 6:01 p.m.

Retail theft was reported at a lodmore and Roosevelt at around 1 cal store at around 4:30 p.m. Police a.m. said an unknown suspect failed to pay at the self-checkout and left the Oct. 3 Theft was reported in the 400 with the items without paying. block of N. Iowa. Police said an unknown suspect stole packages Oct. 1 DuPage County State’s Attorney sexually assaulting her. An inves- containing three iPhone 11s from Retail theft was reported at a loRobert Berlin and DuPage County tigation into the matter led by the from Office the led Sheriff James Mendrick announced DuPage County Sheriff’s last week that bond has been set to Ramirez.

On Wednesday, Oct. 16,PARK REVIEW LOMBARDIAN/VILLA for a bartender accused of sexually 116 a $300,000 arrestSt. warrant was is- IL 60148 S. Main Lombard, assaulting a female customer. Tim- sued for Ramirez. He was taken into 627-7010 Fax: 627-7027 othy Ramirez, 43, of West Chicago, custody last night while at work by appeared at a Bond Hearing, where DuPage County Sheriff’s Deputies Judge Jeffrey MacKay set bond at without incident. $300,000 with 10% to apply in ac“It is alleged that Mr. Ramirez DuPage County State’s Attor- micide (Class 3 Felony.) cordance with a previously issued took advantage of his victim’s conOn October 7, 2018, at approxiarrest warrant. Ramirez has been dition to satisfy his sexual desires,” ney Robert B. Berlin announced charged with one count of Criminal Berlin said. “These allegations are last week that Onecimo Vazquez- mately 1 a.m., Vazquez-Velazquez Sexual Assault, a Class 1 Felony. extremely disturbing and, proven Velazquez, 31, of Westmont, has was traveling at a high rate of speed It is alleged that on Friday, Feb. true, Mr. Ramirez will find himself been found guilty of Aggravated northbound on Fairview Avenue 25, 2019, at approximately 2 a.m., behind bars, unable to take advan- DUI Causing Death and Reck- near the intersection of 55th Street Ramirez placed the victim, who was tage of vulnerable women, for a sig- less Homicide involving a 2018 in Downers Grove. As Vazquez116theS.life Main Lombard, 60148 crash that claimed of his St. Velazquez attempted IL to pass a car allegedly highly intoxicated, into the nificant amount of time.”

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Sept. 30 A 53-year-old Villa Park man was charged with two counts of domestic battery in the 1-100 block of N. Michigan at around 7:39 p.m.

Sept. 29 Michael Davis, 35 of Lombard, was charged with vehicular hijacking, attempted aggravated vehicular hijacking, attempted vehicular hijacking, aggravated battery, unlawful possession of a stolen vehicle and aggravated DUI in the 200 block of E. Roosevelt at around 5:10 p.m.

Sept. 26-Sept. 29 Burglary to a vehicle was reported in the 200 block of E. Highland.

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Report finds education funding overhaul effective; calls for increased state investment

By Jerry Nowicki CAPITOL NEWS ILLINOIS

The decreased spending coincided with an overall enrollment decline in Illinois institutions of higher education, which dropped from roughly 896,000 in 2009 to 747,000 in 2017.

“When looking at the most recent five years, black student enrollment at Illinois institutions declined almost 26 percent,” the report said.

“While Latinx enrollment grew 6 percent, Latinx students represent fewer than 18 percent of total enrollment.”

The overall high school graduation rate has grown in recent years, and the rate for black (75 percent) and Latinx (81 percent) populations also inched closer to that of white populations (91 percent), the report said. Despite the gains, other attainment gaps by race are growing.

“While Illinois Latinx and black students’ growth is equal to or exceeds their white peers in both reading and mathematics, they are still performing below grade level in 8th grade,” the report stated.

“Put differently, our current rate of growth, while significant, is neither far-reaching nor fast enough to make up for early gaps and prepare all students for college and careers.”

On top of that, Illinois offers inadequate birth-to-three services and support for low-income families, according to the report. Just 59,000 of roughly 300,000 eligible children aged birth through four receive assistance from the state’s Child Care Assistance Program, the report found.

“The need far outpaces the state’s

investment for these families and is leaving a critical hole in services and supports for our children,” according to the report.

Approximately 84 percent of the state’s low-income three- and fouryear-olds have access to state or federally funded pre-school, which ranks high nationally, according to the report. However, most of those are half-day programs, and access is “uneven,” according to the report.

“There are early childhood ‘deserts’ with essentially no publicly supported programming for children in need from birth to 3 years, and communities with no public pre-kindergarten for 3- and 4-yearolds from low-income households,” the report stated.

The report also called attention to a statewide teacher shortage and a lack of diversity in the teaching profession – 83 percent of teachers are white, and 76 percent are women, while 6 percent of teachers are black despite 17 percent of schoolchildren

being black.

A black student is seven times more likely to be suspended than a white student, per the report, and five times more likely to be suspended than a Latinx student, making those students more likely to fall behind.

Access to school counselors also lags in Illinois, which has one counselor for every 320 students, while the national average is of one for every 239.

The report also found that an increasing number of Illinois students are graduating high school, enrolling in higher education and obtaining degrees, and more students are enrolling in challenging high school coursework such as advanced placement courses.

“As a state, we have demonstrated our ability to make real progress for all students on challenging issues. There is more work to do and more children counting on us to tackle it,” the report concluded.

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“Overall, our outcomes are improving despite insufficient state investment in programs and schools.

We must build on the progress of K–12 funding reform and ensure our early childhood and postsecondary programs are fully and equitably funded so students and families have access to the resources they need to thrive,” Advance Illinois said in its 2019 “The State We’re In” report.

Advance Illinois was founded in 2008 by leaders from several civic, philanthropic, business and education organizations across the state.

The group’s stated purpose is to work “toward a healthy public education system that prepares students to achieve success in college, career and civic life.”

Their annual report tracks roughly 80 metrics pertaining to student performance in three categories: early education, K–12 and postsecondary.

The report found that evidence-based funding formula, which was passed in 2017, has helped increase per-pupil state spending at the K-12 level.

Illinois spent, on average, $7,503 per pupil in 2017, ranking it 29th in the nation. That’s up from $4,557 in 2007, when the state ranked 45th.

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mula calls for an added $350 million in K-12 education spending annually and directs that money to the schools furthest from adequate funding. This helped decrease the number of school districts funded at less than 60 percent of their adequacy targets from 168 in 2017 to roughly 34 in 2019, according to the report.

Still, nearly half of Illinois’ 852 school districts are working with “less than 70 percent of the funds they need to adequately meet their students’ needs,” the report said.

While K-12 education spending increased from 2007 to 2017, over that same span, per-pupil state spending at four-year higher education institutions was decimated. In 2007, Illinois spent $7,276 per student at public four-year institutions, but that number fell to $3,636 in 2017. That was a steep enough fall to move the state from the 19th to 45th highest in the nation.

The decreased state investment came as higher education costs continued to rise.

In the last 15 years, annual inflation-adjusted tuition at public fouryear universities has increased 62 percent from $8,641 to $13,970.10, the report said.

Because of this, a family earning the median household income of $62,992 would have to pay 27 percent of its income to send one child to a state university, provided they receive no state or federal aid. That number jumps to 50 percent of annual income for those living at the federal poverty line.

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Treats – are they for me or for you?

I buy him treats because I can.

My teenager who now looks down on me by about eight inches. My teenager who thinks he doesn’t need his mom anymore, and he’s probably mostly correct. Sigh.

So I surprise him with treats.

Small things I know he likes.

I leave them in places where he will find them – on the front seat of the car, on the kitchen table, on the table beside his bed. For the most part, he is thankful; although sometimes he tells me he doesn’t eat junk food before a football game.

Sometimes I think he takes my efforts for granted.

That’s okay. Sometimes it’s okay to take your mom for granted – especially when you are a teenager.

Still I enjoy providing little happy surprises whenever I can.

It’s a small gesture. But I’ve learned that small things can become big, or at least large enough to make a difference.

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things. Heck, most of the time it’s the little things.

Big things happen, sure. But it’s not every day you get married, or give birth, or buy your first house, or get a new puppy or have all the socks match on laundry day. If we waited for big things like this to make us happy, most of us would spend most of our time waiting. And waiting is no way to spend a life – unless your driver’s license is up for renewal.

Hence the importance of the little things: finding a penny, petting your cat, sleeping in on a Saturday, popcorn and a movie, freshly washed sheets, a comfy sweatshirt,

your favorite pair of jeans, a new Netflix show to binge watch, the first potato chip from a newly opened bag, planting a garden in the spring, harvesting in the fall, a smile from your spouse, a freshly brewed cup of coffee and chocolate.

Although some would argue that chocolate is not a little thing. That aside, I think we can agree: little things are pretty easy to find.

And here’s the really good part: we are all capable of little things.

For the most part, they are simple and take hardly any time or effort.

Like holding the door for someone. Or giving a compliment.

Or a smile. Saying good morning.

Even saying a person’s name can bring on positive feelings because you are acknowledging them as an individual. How hard is it to say someone’s name?

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We want the people we love to thrive and be happy – to feel wanted and needed and loved. And in doing this, we are doing the same for ourselves.

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Gov. J.B. Pritzker’s Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity recently introduced a fiveyear economic plan, focusing on six industries that can boost the state’s economy and a variety of programs to build its workforce and encourage population growth.

It’s the first such plan since former Democratic Gov. Pat Quinn released his in July 2014, when he declared, “Illinois is in the midst of a resurgence.”

“Over the past five years, the state has battled back from the worst fi-

nancial crisis in seven decades to put the economy on a positive trajectory,” Quinn said in his 2014 plan.

Pritzker had similar sentiments in this year’s plan. He touted his first seven months in office and emphasized the passage of a $45 billion capital infrastructure plan, legalized recreational marijuana and sports gambling, and the passage of several pro-business reforms.

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There have been times when I’ve felt compelled to do something nice for a stranger. A little thing.

Sometimes I hold back, thinking I shouldn’t interfere or get in the way. But there are those times when I let my gut speak and I act on my convictions.

And, even though my actions constitute something very small in the big scheme of things, when I get a positive reaction my heart gushes.

Doing something nice brings nice back to you. Boomerang.

So there’s my confession. I give my son treats, because I can, but that’s not the total answer. Not if I am being honest. Of course I like

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Clarendale of Addison holds World’s Fair grand opening On Wednesday, Oct. 9, Clarendale of Addison, 1651 West Lake Street, held “The Greatest Exhibition Since the 1893 Chicago World’s Fair,” a grand opening celebration set on the anniversary date of the record-breaking Chicago Day at the World’s Fair more than 100 years ago.

The Belvedere Room was transformed into a giant casino. The Salt Creek Bar served signature cocktails and craft beer flights, along with hors

d’oeuvres. There was also live musical entertainment, To recreate the excitement of the 1893 Midway, Clarendale offered items that had originally debuted at the Fair like Vienna Hot Dogs, Cracker Jack, Pabst Blue Ribbon beer and the Ferris Wheel. Entertainment was also provided by “Harry Houdini,” various sketch artists, a belly dancer and others.

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Thirteen members of the Addison Trail Student Council volunteered during the grand opening of ClarSomeone showed up in this old-time vehicle at Clarendale of Addi- endale of Addison Senior Living Community held Oct. 9. The theme of the party was the 1893 Chicago son, who hosted a World’s Fair grand opening event on Wednesday, World’s Fair. The students greeted guests, served cotton candy, supervised carnival games and more.

Oct. 9. The event included food and signature cocktails, a casino setup and live musical entertainment.

Community calendar

Thursday, Oct. 24 • Chair Yoga at the Library From 1-2 p.m. at the Adult Programming Room of the Addison Public Library, a certified yoga instructor will guide you through one of the gentlest forms of yoga, emphasizing breath awareness and relaxation. No prior yoga experience is necessary to participate in this class.

• Halloween fun at the Library Drop in at the Addison Public Library from 4-4:45 p.m. to celebrate the scariest holiday and make Halloween crafts! For all ages. Info: addisonlibrary.org or call 630-4583338.

• Halloween makeup tutorial at the Library From 3:30-4:30 p.m. for grades 6-12 at the Addison Public Library, professional makeup artist Chuck Castellanos will teach us how to turn into zombies, create gruesome scars, and bring your scariest Halloween costumes to life. Info: addisonlibrary.org or call 630-458-3320.

Saturday, Oct. 26 • Exploration Stations at the Library From 11-11:45 a.m. for ages birth through fifth grade at the Addison Public Library, join us for a play experience for children. Children of all abilities are welcome. Info: addisonlibrary.org or call 630-458-3338.

• DIY no carve Halloween pumpkin at the Library From 2-3 p.m. for all ages at the Addison Public Library, transform your pumpkin into a beautiful carriage or into a mischievous ghoul.

Info: addisonlibrary.org or call 630458-3338.

When Clarendale of Addison planned a grand opening event around the theme of the 1893 World’s Fair, there simply had to be a Ferris wheel. In addition, items were offered that had originally debuted at the Chicago’s World’s Fair, such as Vienna Hot Dogs, seen here in the hot dog stand in front.

Sunday, Oct. 27 Día de los Muertos: Sugar Skulls at the Library Decorate your own sugar skull with Academia Cultural Xilotl from 2-4 p.m. at the Addison Public Library. All ages. Part of Hispanic Her-

itage Month. Info: addisonlibrary.org or call 630-458-3338.

Monday, Oct. 28 • DIY Halloween costume making for families at the Library Drop-in from 3:30-5 p.m. at the Addison Public Library and get ready for Halloween by making your own costume. Supplies provided. All ages are welcome. Info: addisonlibrary.org or call 630-458-3338.

• The Warsaw Uprising: Two Enemies, 63 days, and one city at the Library Learn about the 75th anniversary of the Warsaw Uprising and Wojtek, the bear who fought in World War II from 7-8:30 p.m. in the Large Meeting Room of the Addison Public Library. Info: addisonlibrary.org or call 630-458-3320.

• Chess Club at the Library From 5:30-7:30 p.m. at the Addison Public Library, learn tricks and techniques for competitive chess with our expert instructor. Both beginners and masters welcome. Info: addisonlibrary.org or call 630-4583338.

Wednesday, Oct. 30 True Ghost Stories at the Library The afterlife has always been a mystery … until now! Quantum Paranormal Investigators will share stories from their explorations as well as evidence they have uncovered about life after death from 7-8 p.m. in the Large Meeting Room of the Addison Public Library. Info: addisonlibrary.org or call 630-4583320.

grades 6-12. Info: addisonlibrary.org or call 630-458-3320.

Ongoing events • Circle Up at the Library Every Friday from 3:15-4 p.m. throughout October at the Addison Public Library, we’ll use fun games to help you chill out and connect.

Info: addisonlibrary.org or call 630458-3320.

• Toddler storytime at the Library For ages 2-3 years old with a caregiver at the Addison Public Library from 10-10:30 a.m. every Monday through Nov. 18. Info: addisonlibrary.org or call 630-458-3338.

• Creative Corner at the Library For all ages from 10:45-11:15 a.m. at the Addison Public Library every Monday through Nov. 18, a Polish-English storytime includes books, rhymes, songs and crafts. Everyone is welcome; you do not need to speak Polish to attend. Info: addisonlibrary.org or call 630-458-3338.

• Playing Preschool at the Library For ages 3-5 from 11:30 a.m.12:15 p.m. at the Addison Public Library every Monday through Nov. 18, a class for preschoolers that will introduce your child to school activities. Info: addisonlibrary.org or call 630-458-3338.

• ¡Hola! at the Library Join us at the Addison Public Library from 10:30-11 a.m. each Thursday starting Oct. 24 through Nov. 21 for our Spanish/English story time.

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Indian Trail Junior High School Fishing Club holds outing

On Thursday, Oct 17, the Indian Trail Junior High Fishing Club held an outing.

Indian Trail Junior High School has 25 after school clubs designed to appeal to a wide variety of student interests. One of the clubs, the IT Fishing Club, is in its second year and has attracted a solid group of participants. The club is sponsored

by Social Science teacher Eric Kelly, who meets with the students every Thursday after school. During SUBMITTED PHOTO Rock Valley Publishing an hour-long meeting, students learn On Thursday, Oct 17, the Indian Trail Junior High Fishing Club members met at Cricket Creek Forest Preserve, where they chanted, “We about fishing and work on various are brave anglers and fish fear us!” techniques.

Clayton French (kneeling), who is a Coding/STEM teacher at Indian Trail as well as an accomplished fisherman, giving some expert advice on bass fishing to an ITJH student.

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Indian Trail students have some fun on a bridge while fishing at Cricket Creek Forest Preserve on Thursday, Oct 17.

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• Birth to 3 Jamboree at the Library From 11:15-11:45 a.m. at the Addison Public Library each Thursday starting Oct. 24 through Nov. 21, join us for a story time for babies and toddlers that will include stories, songs, and activities. For birth-3 years with caregiver. Info: addisonlibrary.org or call 630-458-3338.

• Get your high school diploma The Addison Public Library is now offering adults the opportunity to earn an accredited high school diploma and career certificate online through a new program, Career Online High School (COHS). The library is providing a limited number of free scholarships to qualified adult learners who are looking to advance

their careers, prepare for work- org or call 630-458-3320. force entry, or continue their education. You must live in Addison and • North Suburban be 21 or older. Call 630-458-3334 or Carvers Club meetings visit addisonlibrary.org.

Meetings for the North Suburban Carvers Club are held the first and • Political Discussion Group third Mondays of each month at every first Wednesday the Deer Grove Nature Center (The of the month at the Library Bensenville Park District building), The Political Discussion Group 1000 W. Wood St. from 6:30 to 8:30 meets every first Wednesday of the p.m. Beginning and experienced month from 7-8 p.m. at the Addison carvers share and learn sharpening Public Library, 4 Friendship Plaza. skills, techniques and designs in a Political conversations don’t have very informal but informative setto be scary! We talk about the big- ting. Visitors of all ages are welcome gest news stories of each month in a to attend all meetings, or contact safe space. Check the online calen- Paul Gratzke at 847-606-2660. dar for monthly topics. Articles can be found two weeks before the dis- • Widows or Widowers cussion either below or at the Adult (W.O.W.) meet each month Services Desk. Info: addisonlibrary.

Widows or Widowers (W.O.W.)

of the Western Suburbs will meet on the third Thursday of each month at the Knights of Columbus Hall, 537 S. York Road, Elmhurst, starting at 6:30 p.m. Admission: $5. Info: (630) 620-4060 or wow.cfsites.org.

• Active Adults Senior Club Adults, ages 55 or better, are invited to Park District’s Active Adults Senior Club on Tuesdays from noon2 p.m. at Community Rec Center, 120 E. Oak Street.

For more information, contact Teresa Grodsky at (630) 233-7275, option #2.

Pounds Sensibly is still here helping and supporting people to lose weight. Meetings are held on Thursday evenings at the Addison Park District building at 120 E. Oak St. Weigh in from 6-6:30 p.m., and then meet from 6:30-7:15 p.m. Or there is a weigh-in Friday mornings at 9:30 a.m. followed by a meeting from 1011 a.m. Info: for Thursday meetings, email Sandy at sand.smithandcats@ yahoo.com; for Friday meetings, email Millie at johnreiter@sbcglobal.net

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percent of Illinois public high school graduates who enrolled in a four-year institution in 2017 chose an out-ofstate institution.

Pritzker’s plan calls for a 50 percent funding increase for Monetary Award Program grants from 2019 levels by fiscal year 2023. Those grants go to college students that have a financial need and help them attend college in Illinois.

The report added: “New business creation in communities of color and a downstate revitalization effort undertaken since the beginning of 2019 are intended to reverse outmigration in communities that have historically suffered disinvestment.”

Other challenges noted in the plan include income inequality along the lines of race and sex, unresponsive bureaucracy, lagging commercialization of research and development, and indistinct industry strength.

It also mentions a “history of fiscal imbalances,” calling attention to a 736-day budget impasse under former Republican Gov. Bruce Rauner and claiming the budget passed this year was the first such effort that was “bipartisan and balanced” in years.

“The fiscal condition of the state has affected the ability of government to operate efficiently and the ability of businesses to invest confidently. It has also driven many costs down to the local government level, where property taxes are now high relative to other states,” according to the document.

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2020 BOARD OF TOWN TRUSTEES MEETING DATES Pritzker emphasized reforming Approved 10-9-2019 January 8 Wed. 6:30 P.M. Regular Meeting government to “provide world-class February 12 Wed. 6:30 P.M. Regular Meeting customer service,” and “aggressively March 11 Wed. 6:30 P.M. Regular Meeting marketing” the state to its young peoApril 21 Tues.

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A defensive dandy

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Fast Warrior

Payton Ceh has been a longtime key cog for the Willowbrook girls volleyball team

By Mike Miazga CORRESPONDENT

The libero position on the volleyball court is one of the sport’s most important.

And the Willowbrook girls volleyball team has enjoyed a longtime gem manning that key defensive position in senior Payton Ceh, a four-year varsity performer.

“I love how the libero impacts the rest of the court and I love being a leader on and off the court all the time,” Ceh said.

Ceh noted being a leader hasn’t always come naturally.

“I started playing the sport super-young, but being a leader wasn’t very easy,” she said. “I have grown into that role a lot, and it’s become pretty easy for me now. I like being a leader and helping people around me.

“I like being the person people go to when they need help. Being a leader and being a libero and wearing the different-colored uniform shirt helps me be vocal and be more out-going on the court.”

Ceh started playing volleyball at the age of four. Her mom, Brooke, is a

longtime coach in the Westmont High School girls volleyball program.

“She brought me to practices and I watched all the girls played and enjoyed it,” Ceh said. “I got to play with older girls and enjoyed it.”

Ceh said the key to being a good libero is being on alert at all times.

“You always have to be prepared for everything,” she said. “And most definitely, you have to be a leader out there. Libero is probably the second most difficult position on the court behind the setter.”

Ceh, who plays club volleyball for New Wave out of Westmont, said her development over the years can be chalked up to the knowledge and teachings of many.

“I have had some different perspectives with coaching,” she said. “My mom and her friends have helped me and I have had a lot of other coaches at every age level who have impacted my career.”

During a match, Ceh said there are few better feelings than bringing a hard-hit ball up.

“It’s the feeling of helping your team out when you get that ball up,

especially against a good team,” she said. “It doesn’t matter where it goes, as long as you get the ball up. It’s a feeling of the passion I have for the sport and it’s why I love the game so much.”

Ceh would like to play the sport in college, and would like to study to be a nurse or something in the physical therapy realm.

“I have always wanted to be in the medical field,” she said. “Being able to help people is a good feeling.”

Ceh said she’s enjoyed her senior season at Willowbrook because of the way the players interact with each other. “I like how we have a lot of different grade levels,” she said. “We have freshman, sophomore, junior and senior. We have been able to connect.”

In the “surprising fact about me” department, Ceh said her persona on the court is different than when she is away from the gym.

“Usually, I’m not that outgoing,” she said with a laugh. “When I’m on the court, it’s a lot different. I feel more comfortable. It’s my place where I can do my thing.”

Week 9 football previews

Proviso East (6-2, 4-1) at Willowbrook (7-1, 5-0) When: Friday, 7:30 p.m.

Where: Willowbrook High School, Villa Park Last week: Proviso East 14, Proviso West 8; Willowbrook 44, Morton 0 Last year: Willowbrook 40, Proviso East 7 Outlook: Proviso East, a long-struggling squad, finds itself having gone from 2-7 a year ago and 0-9 in 2017, to heading to Villa Park Friday to play for the West Suburban Conference Gold Division title. A Willowbrook win gives the Warriors their third outright WSC Gold title in a row (and third undefeated conference season in a row), while a Proviso East win means the two teams share the title.

Proviso East lost to Lyons Township 31-20 on the road in Week 2 and also dropped a 39-23 game to Downers Grove South in Week 4 (Willowbrook defeated Downers South 32-15 in Week 3). The Pirates are on a four-game winning streak. Heading into Week 8, Pro-

viso East had played only one team with a winning record (Downers Grove South, which was 4-3 after 7 games). A Willowbrook win will only further cement another home playoff game next week. Willowbrook’s playoff foe will be revealed Saturday night. Proviso East will be in the state playoffs for the first time since 2008 and only third time in program history. Willowbrook is looking for its 18th conference win in a row.

Fenton (2-6, 2-6) at South Elgin (7-1, 7-1) When: Friday, 7:30 p.m.

Where: South Elgin High School, South Elgin Last week: East Aurora 28, Fenton 21; Bartlett 17, South Elgin 14 Last year: Did not play Outlook: Fenton closes out the season on the road against a South Elgin team that needs to win to capture at least a share of the Upstate Eight Conference title. South Elgin came into its Week 8 game against Bartlett having gone 7-0 and outscoring its first seven foes

Junior Tyler King posted the Willowbrook boys cross country team’s best finish in Saturday’s West Suburban Gold Conference Meet at O’Brien Park in Downers Grove. King completed the 3-mile race in a sixthplace time of 16 minutes, 9.3 seconds. King earned all-conference distinction by placing among the top 16 individuals in the race, which featured 45 runners.

Willowbrook placed fourth in the team standings of the seven-team meet. Senior Brandon Heselton (17:03.3), finished 21st, while juniors Ben Cunneen (17:09.7) and Thomas Florey (17:37.7) placed 24th and 27th, respectively. Junior Nick Leo (18:07.6) finished 36th to complete the Warriors’ team score of 114. Senior Liam Riesen (18:57.6) and junior Jake Murray (19:51.4) rounded out Willowbrook’s varsity lineup at the conference meet.

The Warriors will run in this Saturday’s IHSA Class 3A Glenbard West Regional at Camera Park in Glendale Heights.

by a combined 378-7 mark, which included scores of 65-0, 57-0, 47-0, 63-0, 35-7, 48-0 and 63-0. Fenton has lost six in a row since winning its first two contests of the season.

Morton (0-8, 0-5) at Addison Trail (1-7, 1-4) When: Friday, 7:30 p.m.

Where: Addison Trail High School, Addison Last week: Willowbrook 44, Morton 0; Addison Trail 26, Hinsdale South 13 Last year: Morton 13, Addison Trail 0 Outlook: Addison Trail went on the road last week and earned its first win of the season in Darien against Hinsdale South.

The Blazers have a key opportunity here to end their season on a high note with a two-game winning streak against a Morton team that has only scored more than 10 points twice this season and has been held to six or less points four times (3 shutouts). Morton is 3-23 over the last three seasons, while the Blazers are 6-20.

Warriors run winning streak to seven by pounding Morton 44-0

A win over Proviso East would close out a third straight undefeated conference season

The Willowbrook football team improved to 7-1 overall and 5-0 in the West Suburban Gold Conference with Friday’s overwhelming 44-0 victory at Morton.

The Warriors scored all of their points during the first half.

Senior quarterback Sam Tumilty threw four touchdown passes.

Tumilty connected with senior Everett Stubblefield on three touchdown throws. Tumilty also fired a scoring pass to senior Deandre Holliday.

Tumilty and senior Ta’Vion Geanes added rushing touchdowns for Willowbrook against Morton, which fell to 0-8 overall and 0-5 in the conference.

Willowbrook has won seven

straight games since losing its season opener to Providence Catholic. The Celtics defeated the Warriors 14-7 in a non-conference meeting in Villa Park on Aug. 30.

The Warriors, who have clinched a 2019 post-season berth, can finish off their third straight unblemished conference season with a victory in this Friday’s regular-season finale.

Willowbrook will face Proviso East (6-2 overall, 4-1 in the conference) in a conference game in Villa Park.

The Warriors won the 2017 and 2018 conference titles with perfect 6-0 records.

Willowbrook has already clinched a share of this year’s conference championship.

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Brown-King win WSC Gold No. 1 doubles title

By Mike Miazga CORRESPONDENT

Blazers claim all-conference honors

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Viviana Sanfilippo (left) and Maddie Ford of the Addison Trail girls cross country team earned all-conference distinction with their strong performances in Saturday’s West Suburban Gold Conference Meet at O’Brien Park in Downers Grove. Sanfilippo, a junior, completed the 3-mile race in an eighth-place time of 18 minutes, 54.7 seconds. Ford, a sophomore, crossed the finish line in an 11th-place time of 20 minutes, 8.1 seconds. The top 16 finishers in the meet, which included 41 individuals, earned all-conference medals. The Blazers placed fifth in the team standings of the six-team meet. Sanfilippo and Ford will lead Addison Trail in this Saturday’s IHSA Class 3A Glenbard West Regional at Camera Park in Glendale Heights.

Addison Trail girls volleyball team overcoming challenges Blazers headed toward 20-win barrier

By Mike Miazga

really gritty play. We are winning those rallies and grinding out points with that style of The Addison Trail girls volleyball infirmary play.” has been getting a workout lately.

Styler said the Blazers’ offense continues to Coach Dan Styler reports sickness has been improve. slowing down the Blazers. “It’s been a bit of “There is still room for growth,” he said. challenge the last few weeks,” he said. “We’ve “We have done a very good job of diversifying been unhealthy with colds and stomach flu. the offense and engaging in a more balanced We’re a little shaky health-wise lately.” attack. On any day, any one of five players on However, Styler has been impressed the attack can lead us in kills. We have been with how his team has fought through that opportunistic. On any given day, a different adversity. “Despite the sickness we have seen girl has been taking the lead. That has been a lot of bright spots with our play on the floor,” another bright spot for us.” he said.

Addison Trail continues to be led by the The Blazers were 18-10 overall and 4-1 in likes of Jess D’Ambrose, along with Katrina West Suburban Conference Gold Division play Bielanski and Pauline Wirbicki at the libero through late last week. Downers Grove South position. is on track to win the WSC Gold title and Styler also lauded the play of defensive Addison Trail’s match earlier this week with specialist Nicole Bartosik and setter Amy Hinsdale South decided the conference runner- Reyes. up position.

“Nicole has been a steady influence for us at “Our defensive pursuit has been really good defensive specialist, and Amy has done a great the last few weeks,” said Styler, noting one job running our offense,” he said. “She makes of the recent standout areas of play. “We are it tough for teams to play against us. She’s stretching some longer volleys with some been amazing.”

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Juniors Mia Johnson and Ally Severino also have improved.

“Our juniors Mia and Ally have taken a leap forward,” said Styler. “They are going to have a great skill set where they can play multiple positions heading into their senior year. I have been really happy with their play as well.”

Addison Trail faces Glenbard West in a WSC crossover match at home tonight. The Blazers are the No. 5 seed in the upcoming Class 4A Glenbard West sectional.

“We are playing some good teams down the stretch before regionals, which will only benefit us,” said Styler. “The No. 5 seed in the sectionals is one of the better seeds we have had in several years here. Heading into the regionals, this is a great opportunity for us to make a splash and we are chipping away right now and building toward that.”

Addison Trail opens Class 4A Addison Trail regional play at home Tuesday, Oct. 29 against No. 12 seed Wheaton North. The winner faces either No. 4 Downers Grove South or No. 13 Lake Park on Halloween for the regional title at Addison Trail.

The Willowbrook girls tennis team wrapped up a positive first season under new coach Ed Delacruz.

The Warriors finished tied for sixth at Friday’s and Saturday’s 10-team IHSA Class 2A Lyons Township Sectional and had no individuals or doubles teams qualify for this week’s state tournament.

“Our sectional is one of the toughest in the state for players to qualify with Hinsdale Central, Lyons Township, Downers Grove South, Downers Grove North, Glenbard East, York and Riverside-Brookfield to name a few,” said Delacruz last week.

One week before the sectional, Willowbrook competed in the West Suburban Gold Conference Meet.

The Warriors entered the tournament with a 3-3 conference dual-meet record, and that coupled with its play at the league tournament resulted in them finishing fourth in the conference.

Willowbrook placed four players on the all-WSC Gold team. The No. 1 doubles team of seniors Maddie Brown and Ellie King won the WSC Gold No. 1 doubles title. Brown and King beat Downers Grove South in the semifinals and then downed Hinsdale South by an 11-9 count in the super-tiebreaker to win the conference title.

“Our senior combo of Maddie and Ellie shocked many coaches and players by beating Downers Grove South in the semis and then staying mentally tough in the final and saving four match points against Hinsdale South, coming back and winning 11-9 in the super-tiebreaker,” said Delacruz.

Sophomore Penelope DelValle finished third at No. 1 singles to earn all-conference honors, while senior Ryley Goles took third at No. 3 singles, also earning all-conference accolades.

Willowbrook went 9-6 overall in duals this season. The Warriors won their annual District 88 tournament and took second at the Leyden quad.

“Next year, I will look forward to enhancing our schedule with more matches to be played at the beginning of the season,” said Delacruz.

Looking back, Delacruz is thrilled with how his first season as the girls coach has unfolded.

“I have been coaching the boys for the last 10 years,” he said. “This is my first season coaching the girls program and it has been nothing short of spectacular. The varsity girls really understand and are working hard to where I want to see this tennis program in the future. The support from the parents has been amazing as well where they are stating how much they have seen with improvement and with team chemistry, which is something I am big on.”

Earlier this week, Delacruz held a player and parent/teacher tournament at the school, “to help finish off the season with a fun and positive atmosphere,” he noted.

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Willowbrook girls cross country team second at WSC Gold race Girls volleyball team defeats Proviso East

By Mike Miazga CORRESPONDENT

The Willowbrook girls cross country team placed second at Saturday’s six-team West Suburban Gold Conference Meet at O’Brien Park in Downers Grove.

The Warriors finished with 75 points. Downers Grove South won the meet and the conference title with a perfect score of 15. The first seven runners to finish the meet were from Downers South.

Senior Madeleine Wilkie took 12th in the 3-mile race with her finishing time of 20 minutes, 13.3 seconds.

Junior Melissa Martinez placed 13th at 20:29.2. Junior Daylee Braden finished 16th at 20:42.9, while senior Michelle Villalobos claimed 18th at 20:51.5. Freshman Amelia

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Third place at the conference meet

Dylan Moran of the Addison Trail boys cross country team ran to a third-place finish in Saturday’s West Suburban Gold Conference Meet at O’Brien Park in Downers Grove. The meet featured 45 individual runners. A junior, Moran completed the 3-mile race in his third-place time of 15 minutes, 57.5 seconds. Addison Trail placed sixth in the team standings of the seven-team meet. Moran and the Blazers will compete in this Saturday’s IHSA Class 3A Glenbard West Regional at Camera Park in Glendale Heights.

Barrington (20:54.3) and sophomore Lily Weder (20:55.9) placed 19th and 20th, respectively.

Willowbrook’s pack time from Wilkie to Weder was 42.6 seconds.

Girls golf Willowbrook sophomore Emma Rattana tied for 39th at the Class 2A Hoffman Estates Sectional, held Oct. 14 at the Bridges of Poplar Creek Country Club (par-70, 5,300 yards).

Seeking to earn her second straight berth in the IHSA Class 2A state meet, Rattana shot an 18-hole score of 98 at the sectional and did not qualify for this year’s state event.

Rattana qualified for the sectional with an 82 at the Class 2A Glenbard East regional on Oct. 10.

Girls volleyball The Willowbrook girls volleyball team moved to 2-3 in West Suburban Conference Gold Division play with a 25-13, 25-13 home win over Proviso East on Oct. 15.

Freshman Natalie Cipriano had five kills. Junior Sofia Espinosa added one ace and eight digs. Sophomore Katie Linnig had two aces, four digs and 10 assists. Senior Payton Ceh recorded three kills, one ace, 12 digs and one assist. Junior Noelle Faulk finished with three kills and one dig. Sophomore Kyla Ostrowski had three kills and two digs. Junior Grace Reckamp registered two kills, three aces, three digs and 10 assists.

Junior Stephanie Dasbach had six kills.

On Oct. 16, Willowbrook downed Oak Lawn 25-14, 25-18 in the Lincoln-Way Central Invitational. Cipriano had five kills and one dig. Linnig recorded 10 digs and 12 assists. Ceh totaled two kills, 21 digs and three assists. Senior Alondra Mendoza had two kills and one assist. Faulk had one kill and two digs. Ostrowski had three kills and seven digs. Reckamp had six kills, one ace, 10 digs and six assists, while Dasbach had six kills.

The Warriors earned another win at the Lincoln-Way Central Invite, beating the Lincoln-Way Central JV team 25-14, 25-9.

Linnig had one kill, nine aces, 10 digs and six assists. Ceh had two kills, two aces, nine digs and two assists.

Junior Alejandra Lopez had one ace and seven digs. Reckamp had eight kills, three digs and two assists.

Willowbrook played three more matches at the Lincoln-Way Central Invite on Saturday. The Warriors suffered losses to Lincoln-Way East, Homewood-Flossmoor and Joliet West. Willowbrook finished in eighth place in the 16-team invitational.

Ceh was named to the all-tournament team.

The Warriors held an overall record of 18-15 at the end of Saturday’s play.

Willowbrook is the No. 10 seed in the IHSA Class 4A Glenbard West Sectional. The Warriors head to Elmhurst on Oct. 29. They will face Hinsdale Central in the semifinals of the York Regional. The winner plays on Halloween night at York at 6 p.m. against either the host Dukes (the sectional’s No. 2 seed) or No. 15 Glenbard North.

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The Willowbrook girls cross country team competed in Saturday’s West Suburban Gold Conference Meet at O’Brien Park in Downers Grove. The Warriors earned a second-place finish in the team standings of the six-team meet. Downers Grove South, which swept the top seven spots in the individual standings, won the team title with 15 points. Willowbrook posted a team score of 75 points. Senior Madeleine Wilkie (above) of the Warriors finished 12th in the individual standings of the 3-mile race. Willowbrook junior Melissa Martinez (below) placed 13th. Wilkie, Martinez and junior Daylee Braden (16th place) earned all-conference medals by placing among the top 16 individual runners. The Warriors will compete in this Saturday’s IHSA Class 3A Glenbard West Regional at Camera Park in Glendale Heights.

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Rotary Club, Diplomat West to host 25th Thanksgiving dinner For the 26th consecutive year, the Elmhurst Rotary Club will welcome area residents to a complimentary Thanksgiving Dinner.

The annual holiday party, co-hosted with Diplomat West Banquets, begins at noon on Thursday, Nov 28 and is open to the whole community.

“Celebrating our 26th year, we once again extend a special invitation to residents who may be alone or without another place to celebrate the holiday,” said chairman Bill Sakash.

Elmhurst Rotarians, family members and commu-

nity volunteers will serve guests a traditional turkey dinner with all the trimmings.

A jazz combo from York High School under the direction of Mike Pavlik will add a festive atmosphere for this occasion, while Magician Bob James will entertain the youngsters with his clever tricks and cunning sleight of hand.

Diplomat West Banquets is located at 681 W. North Avenue, just west of Route 83.

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TUESDAY, OCT. 29, 2019 7:00 P.M.

From the moment you enter, you’ll love this open floor plan and all the living space! 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, formal living room and dining room with vaulted ceiling and 2-story family room that opens to the large eat-in kitchen with sliding doors to deck.

J.W..Reedy.Realty.Office 1136.S..Main.Street,.Lombard Limited Seating R.S.V.P. to 630-629-0016 or info@jwreedy.com

by October 25, 2019

Villa.Park..............................$315,000 NO.TIME.TO.WAIT

Fabulous over-sized split-level on a sprawling landscaped lot! 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, living room with volume ceilings, skylight and builtins, kitchen with sunny eating area that opens to deck, lower level family room with wet bar and walkout patio. 3 car garage.

Roomy 5 bedroom, 5 bath home located on deep lot! Main level features living room with fireplace and French doors to dining area plus large kitchen with island. 1st floor family room with 2nd fireplace overlooks awesome patio and built-in pool. Lower level rec room and more.

4 bedroom, 2.5 bath home boasts spectacular kitchen with white quartz counters, great room with stunning fireplace that opens to year-round sunroom with sliding doors to patio. Formal dining room, butler’s pantry, loft and more. Includes all wall art and rugs.

Lovely split-level offers beautiful new kitchen with gray shaker cabinets, granite counters, stylish backsplash and breakfast bar that opens to dining area. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, living room with brick front fireplace, lower level family room and garage with workshop.

SOLD

4 bedroom, 2.5 bath two-story in Winston Hills is full of potential! Generous room sizes with all bedrooms on the 2nd level and master with it’s own bath. 1st floor family room, large family-sized kitchen, unfinished basement and 2 car garage.

Lombard................................$279,900 COMPLETE.REHAB!

Totally redone tri-level just steps to Westmore School and Madison Meadows Park. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, lower level family room and detached garage. Eat-in kitchen features white Shaker cabinets, white quartz counters and stainless steel appliances.

Well-established beauty/barber and nail/cosmetic business for sale! Very visible from street with excellent traffic. 4 stylist stations, vintage barber chair and pole, 3 shampoo bowls, contemporary lounge seating in trendy interior and more. Ample parking.

Quality-built ranch with a huge deck and park in your backyard! 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, huge eatin kitchen with pantry, 1st floor family room with fireplace and partially finished basement with rec room and laundry and attached 1 car garage.

Build your dream home on this wooded lot in a quiet country-like setting with easy access to highways. Electric and gas nearby, septic system and well required. School District 205. Call for details.

Rare end unit condo beautifully updated with custom hardwood floors on the main level.

Custom railing and banister lead to open living space with vaulted ceiling. 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, lovely kitchen with eating area, lower level family room and 2 car garage.

TOM.FOSNOT....................630-629-0016

JEANNE.JORDAN.....................630-629-0016

DAVE.WILLUWEIT.............630-629-0016

JOHN.SIEBOLDS...............630-629-0016

ROB.SCAHILL.......................630-629-0016

Aurora..................................... $99,900 LIGHT.AND.BRIGHT

Lombard................................$615,000 FALL.IN.LOVE

Elmhurst...............................$299,000 LOCATION!.LOCATION!

Lombard................................$274,900 THINK.ABOUT.IT

Elmhurst...............................$269,900 START.PACKING!

TOM.FOSNOT....................630-629-0016

MIKE.REEDY.....................630-629-0016

PAM.FORSBERG..............630-629-0016

TOM.TOPOLEWSKI..............630-629-0016

Spacious 2 bedroom, 2 bath condo close to park and minutes from I-88 and outlet mall.

Kitchen with attached dinette area, separate dining room open to living room with corner fireplace and sliding glass door to balcony with gas grill. Private storage area.

AHSAN.RAHMAN..............630-629-0016

Spectacular Victorian boasts custom kitchen with new stone countertops and massive island that opens to large eating area and awesome 2-story family room with fireplace. 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, 2nd floor office, lower level rec room and so much more!

Vintage two-story in convenient location just steps to downtown Elmhurst amenities. 2 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, wood burning fireplace in living room, hardwood floors, French doors and built-ins! Unfinished basement, huge yard and detached 2.5 car garage.

1136 S. Main Street, Lombard (630) 629-0016 YOUR CHOICE SINCE 1928

Unbeatable location offers a huge double yard with grand deck. Options include subdividing the lot and build your dream home OR renovate this 4 bedroom home with 2 car garage and move in! Great investment or rental income. Call for details.

Brick bungalow with newer roof, central air and more. 3 main level bedrooms, 2 full baths, eat-in kitchen and detached 2.5 car garage. Finished basement includes rec room, 4th bedroom, bath and laundry. Walk to Butterfied Park and schools.

1928 - 2019

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