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By DIANE TURNER-HURNS Journal & Topics Reporter

Prospect Heights city leaders and staff spent Tuesday, April 5, crunching numbers, shaving expenditures and identifying new revenue sources dur- ing a near three-hour special budget workshop at City Hall. Discussions on the proposed $20 (Continued on page 9A)

Consolidation Takes Back Seat To Budget Talk Touhy Accident Site: Viewing The Aftermath All was quiet at the 1-90 work zone over Touhy Avenue on Wednesday and Thursday morning following Tuesday's collapse of a By DIANE TURNER-HURNS beam spanning the roadway, which was being removed and the claimed the life of a construction worker. By late Tuesday night, the Journal & Topics Reporter damaged beam had been picked up and the roadway reopened. See more photos on page 3A. (Tom Robb/The Journal)

City council discussion on a citi- zen group's call to break up Prospect Heights can be compared to a jet flying out of Chicago Executive Airport. Now you see it, now you don't. 2 Eateries To Fill Old McD's Site The issue came up briefly during a special budget workshop meeting held By RICHARD MAYER for decades. of a 5,000 sq. ft. building isxpected by city leaders and staff Tuesday, April Assistant Managing Editor Potbelly Sandwich Shop and Noodlesto begin this May with both b sinesses 5 at City Hall. During discussion on the & Co. have signed letters of intent toopening by fourth quarter thi year. new upcoming fiscal year city budget, Two national restaurant chains areopen on the now vacant site just west Cooney said the one buildi g would it seemed clear that revenue and busi- expected to open on the former Mc -of Elmhurst Road. be split into the two uses,ith one nesses were continuing to grow as they Donald's restaurant site, which operated According to Director of Communityside approximately 2,700 sq. ft. and (Continued on page 8A) off Rand Road across from RandhurstDevelopment Bill Cooney, construction (Continued on page 8A)

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Completion of a massive new one -stop car rental facil- ity at O'Hare Airport, near Rosemont, is set for the end of 2018, officials said. "Construction continues on all aspects of the Joint Use Consolidated Rental Car Facil- ity and Airport Transit System (ATS) extension, and the com- pletion date remains to be by the end of 2018," Chicago Dept. of Aviation (CDA) spokesperson Karen Pride told the Journal & Topics this week. Once completed, the fa- cility near Mannheim anti Zemke roads, just south of Higgins, will house 13 car rental brands. A groundbreaking ceremony was held at the site last May Chicago Dept. of Aviation rendering of what the new rental car and parking facility will look like at O'Hare International Airport,ear Mannheim with Chicago Mayor Rahm and Zemke roads, once it is completed in 2018. Emanuel in attendance. The project will consolidate "This intermodal facilitypublic parking spaces. tion project to modernize andfacility. rental car functions and pub-is one of the largest capital City officials say the newexpand the ATS. The existing Austin Power Partners, a lic parking into a multi -levelimprovements constructed atcomplex will reduce vehicleATS fleet of 15 vehicles willjoint venture made up of structure. It aims to reduceO'Hare, and will further Chi-traffic at terminal curbs andbe replaced with 36 new railAustin ComMercial, Power traffic congestion and increasecago's ongoing efforts to makeeliminate an estimated 1.3 mil-cars to accommodate increasedConstruction and minority transit ease and accessibility forO'Hare the most convenientlion vehicle trips on terminalridership. The ATS track willpartner Ujamaa Construction, travelers through an extensioninternational travel hub in theroadways each year. be extended 2,000 feet from itswas awarded the rental car and of the ATS at O'Hare. The CDAworld," Emanuel said at last Parsons Construction Groupterminus in economy parkingparking facility construction estimates over 30,000 patronsyear's groundbreaking. was awarded the construc-lot E to reach the intermodalproject. will use the facilityona daily The 4.5 million-sq. ft. facility basis. will include up to nine levels A new ATS extension willon the 33 -acre site. connect the facility to the air- Officials say the structure port terminals and serve as anwill include 4,200 rental carCity Will Seek Bids To Repair Parking Decks access point to O'Hare connect-parking spots on the first three ing rental cars, public parking,floors, a first -floor customer Parking garages at Met-city memo from Public WorksPlaza garage1444 Prairie public roadways, shuttle bus- lobby with remaining space and ropolitan Square, Libraryand Engineering Director TimAve., is in need of traffic ses, CTA and Metra. floors designed for over 2,600Plaza, and the Civic CenterOakley. topping and floor drain re- in downtown Des Plaines Necessary column and wallplacement. etling repairs, Lunch , are in line for makeoversrepairs were identified atbeam repair, replacement this year. Aldermen voted onall three garages, accordingelectrical pa els and traffic Special 40/ Monday to open bids for ato Oakley. Floor repairs aretopping on i s upper level EST 1953 number of repairs at the threealso scheduled at both Metro-make work ate Civic Center structures. politan Square and the Civicgarage, 1420 Miner St., the WEEKLY SPECIALS Walker Restoration Con-Center parking garages. most extensi e. 9785HIGGINS RD ROSEMONT, IL sultants, through an agree- At Metropolitan Square, Bids for these projects 847-292-0100www.romanosrestaurant.net ment approved by the city648 Metropolitan Way, pre-will be open at 10 a.m. April council in March 2014, hascast T -beam repairs and crack/21. The city has budgeted CHICKEN PARMESAN completed engineering plansjoint repairs were added to the$300,000 to cover the re- 4/ for the work, according tb a aiiiposl list of projects. The Librarypairs. 11 Piougierage

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Flow of traffic was back to normal Wednesday after Tuesday's beam collapse at the Touhy Avenue underpass at 1-90. (Tom Robb/The Journal)

The scene was more somber Tuesday morning as the fallen beam had yet to be removed. Detour signs steered motorists off Touhy Avenue, a majorregional artery, and into sur- rounding residential neighborhoods. (Tom Wessell/Journal photos) Touhy 'Back 51WASHINGT To Normal' COU Roadway Reopened To Traffic Late Tuesday After Collapse

Following a turbulent Tuesday that saw the death of a con- struction worker at the Jane Addams Tollway (I-90) overpass at Touhy Avenue, the injury of three other workers, and massive traffic jams, "Everything's back to normal," according to Des Plaines Police Chief William Kushner. Two steel beams that had been dislodged from the overpass early Tuesday morning were removed from the scene Tuesday night allowing for the opening of Touhy at about 10: 1 5 p.m. That made for a normal traffic commute Wednesday morning.

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Bridge, Part Of 1919 Northwest Highway Project, 'A Thorn In Des Plaines, as in many communities throughout In Our Side', But Improvements Possible For Non -Drivers the country, many streets are named after people By LAUREN BARRY who were business and Journal & Topics Reporter government leaders of the community or pioneers A truck accident and a pro- who were among the first posal for a bicycle/pedestrian to settle in the area. pathway have drawn new at- Rand Road, is named af- tention over the last week to ter one of first white men to the wooden train trestle over settle along the Des Plaines Northwest Highway (U.S. River in 1833, Socrates Rt. 14), where the Canadian Rand. Thacker Street and National railroad and Union Jefferson Street are also Pacific New Line both carry named after early settlers freight trains through Des in this area. Then there's Plaines. Morgan O'Brien Drive, a Also, nearby, Metra trains small residential street near transport commuters on a Golf and Mount Prospect daily basis. roads. Morgan O'Brien These instances, however, was a Des Plaines alder- are far from being the first man who was a florist in time the bridge has made its downtown Des Plaines for way into headlines. many years. City council Since it was constructed in authorized namingithe the late 1920s, the railroad street after O'Brien shortly bridge over Northwest High- after he passed away about way's infamous S -Curve, has 35 years ago. been a source of both admin- So, how did Miner Street istrative contention and traffic get its name. accidents. Miner Street is a section The bridge was constructed of U.S. Rt. 14 that stretches as part of the Northwest High- Aerial view of the Northwest Highway S -Curve, circa May 1930. (Photo courtesy Des Plaines Historical Society) from Rand Road on the way Improvement project east, past Rand Park, over initiated in 1919. This planRoad east to downtown Desas its first president. At theIn 2007, the Journal reported the Des Plaines River, sought to connect areas suchPlaines. Concrete was nottime, the stadium was the that repair work on the bridge's through downtown to the as Palatine, Park Ridge andpoured onto that portion ofworld's largest indoor sportstrestle had been going on "for S -Curve where the name Des Plaines with Chicago viathe highway until sometimearena. many years," due to metal that changes to Northwest a paved, automobile -friendlythe next year, according to Over the next three decades,had fallen on the street and Highway. roadway. that would runrecords. several more people perishedmoving vehicles. Even so, According to Philip parallel to the Chicago & Eventually, Northwest High-at the S -Curve, according to ahigh costs prevented construc- Mohr, curator of the Des Northwestern Commuter Lineway was constructed to run in 1959 newspaper story. Manytion of a new bridge. Plaines History Center, (now the Metra/UP Northwestan S -Curve shape under theof these deaths occurred when On Monday, Des Plaines the organization's records line), according to newspaperbridge that's become familiardrivers would collide with theCity Council approved mov- don't point to any one mo- reports at the time. to hundreds of thousands ofbridge pillar situated in theing forward with a $142,355 ment in time when Miner Early mention of a similarmotorists who travel on it everymiddle of the highway. feasibility study to determine Street became official. bridge near the former Ben-year. The bridge was crossed Former Des Plaines Mayorthe possibility of installing a "There were several jamin Electric Co. propertynorth -south by the Soo LineHerbert Behrel (1957-1976)bike and pedestrian path under Miner families that settled along Weller Creek on North- or around the bridge. in Elk Grove and Maine Residents of a planned west Highway is featured in"The pavement on Northwest Highway ends Townships around the an April 1928 Motors Traffic nearly 400 -unit townhome 1850s and 1860s," wrote Highways article, which la-abruptly at a point about half a mile west of and apartment complex under Mohr to the Journal & Top- ments the fact that it had beenDes Plaines," the article stated. development on the former ics Newspapers. "Amos standing unused for five years. Littelfuse property west of the F. Miner lived in Maine Weller Creek now passes S -Curve could benefit should Township and served as under Northwest Highway.(now the Canadian National),said in the article, "You can-a pathway be developed. The township justice of the about a quarter -mile west ofand northeast -southeast bynot drive more than 35 milesdevelopers have indicated peace in the late 1850s and the trestle. the Chicago & Northwesternper hour safely on that curve,"their willingness to help fund early 1860s. According to a "The pavement on North-freight line (now the Unionwhich he described as "a thornthe walkway that would link newspaper article about his west Highway ends abruptlyPacific New Line). in our side." with downtown Des Plaines. niece, Amos or his extend- at a point about half a mile By 1930, the Des Plaines Behrel would continue at- If plans for the path move ed family owned the Miner west of Des Plaines," the ar-stretch of Northwest Highwaytempts to rid the city of theahead, it could eventually Hotel which also served ticle stated.It explained thathad already become the sitedangerous curve throughoutcost up to $12 million to as the depot and telegraph Cook County had handed overof tragedy. It was reportedhis tenure. In 1971, the Desconstruct. station in the 1860s. That the bridge's title to the statein the New York Times thatPlaines Journal reported that Last week, the curve was the would have been along in 1924. well-known promoter Patrickthe State of Illinois Divisionsite of yet another accident. A what we call Miner Street," In 1927, Des Plaines was"Paddy" Harmon died whileof Highways was planningHonda car carrier truck clipped added Mohr. "All the maps waiting on approval for train/traveling the road at highto spend up to $3 million tothe 13 -ft. 10 -in. tall bridge on from that time show the road grade separation from thespeed. straighten the curve. However,Friday, April 1 causing one street was Miner." Illinois Commerce Commis- According to the article,plans never materialized. carto fall into the street and For the record, there's sion, in order to complete theHarmon ref:pie-sods tilt his Falling debris became an-another to catch fire. Freight also a Miner Street in Ar- portion of Northwest Highwaybody be plaeed>atplaced tlitiataagoother perilous element of thetraffic was stalled for about an lington Heights. which would run from SeegersStadium, where're had servedS -Curve as the bridge aged.hour due to the accident. Page 6A Friday, April 8, 2016 The Journal www.journal-topics.com

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These items are from Deskeyword "ICARE" followed Saturday, April 2. Street at 6:24 p.m. on Tuesday,to the vehicle land kicked the Plaines Police Departmentby a message of up to 160 Someone spray -painted graf- April 5. As he approached Prai-passenger side mirror, break- incident reports. The Descharacters. fiti ion a building in the 1300rie Avenue, he pulled slowlying it. Plaines Journal publishes this block of E. Prospect Avenueover the sidewalk to see traf- police blotter every Wednes-Vandalism Reports between 5 p.m. on Monday,fic. He noticed a man with aResisting Charged day and Friday. If anyone has April 4 and 5:47 a.m. on Tues-woman and a toddler walking information that can help Sixtireshave been flattenedday, April 5. on the sidewalk, so he backed An 18 -year old Rosemont solve a crime, call the policeon a Pontiac Grand Am over his car to give them room. Asman was char ed with resist- department at 847-391-5400,six consecutive weeks. TheRoad Rage Reported they passed, the man placeding police and obstructing call Crimestoppers atmost recent incident occurred his hand on the hood of theidentification. He was stopped 847 -699 -STOP, or send textin the 500 block of Seegers A man told police he wasvictim's car as if he was upset.at 6:57 p.m. on Monday, April message tips to CRIMESRoad between 10:30 p.m. ondriving in the alley betweenThe victim honked his horn at4 in the 1300 block of Fargo (274637) starting with theFriday, April 1 and 2 p.m. onGraceland Avenue and Leethe man who then walked upAvenue.

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These items are from Daniel Hanbyul Kim, 25,a woman he had been "club-spend the night, according toPolice found the phone on the Mount Prospect Police De-of 6 Crystal Downs Ct., Lakebing" with became highlypolice. The complainant toldfloor of the hoe and told the partment incident reports.in the Hills, was charged withintoxicated during the eve-officers one woman allegedlywoman. At her equest, police The Mount Prospect Journalspeeding more than 36 milesning and her behavior turnedpunched him while at thereportedly too her to a nearby publishes this police blot-over the posted speed limit ataggressive. At the end of thehome, accusing him of takinghotel and dropped her off. No ter every Wednesday and8:10 a.m. March 26 at Golfevening, four people sharedher cell phone. She then wentarrests were mode. Friday. If anyone has infor-and Arlington Heights roads.a cab back to the residence tooutside and sat on the curb. (Continued an page 7A) mation that can help solve a Jose Alejandro Sanchez, 26, crime, call Crimestoppers atof 1532 N. Laurel Ave., Chi- 847-590-7867. cago, was charged with driv- ing without a valid driver's Driving Charges license and speeding at 1:57 a.m. March 23 at Golf and Allan Valdez, 19, of 758 W.Elmhurst roads. According to 14280 W. 9th Street, Newport Township, Zion, IL Dempster St., was chargedthe police report, he was alleg- with leaving the scene of aedly traveling at 57 MPH in a property damage crash andposted 40 MPH speed zone. improper lane usage at 11:44 p.m. March 25 on Hunting-Battery Reported ton Commons Road. Valdez allegedly struck a light pole Police responded at 5:12 and left the scene. The bro-a.m. March 11to 200 W. ken pole fell partially in theHiawatha Trail for a report roadway among the debris,of battery. Officers were told police said. by a male complainant that

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As the new legislative ses-ridor of O'Hare, predicted afterhomes within what were called sion began this week, severalfull build out in the O'Hare"red zones" affected by airport area state legislators signed onModernization Plan. The 65noise. Mayors of 10 surround- to a support and co-sponsorDNL refers to an FAA standarding communities sent Moylan a bill which would provideof a day/night average of 65letters asking him to withdraw income tax credits to offsetdecibels from aircraft arrivingthat bill, which did not become soundproofing costs for homesat or departing from O'Hare law. near O'Hare Internationalas measured on the ground. Johnson said several key Airport. Residents within the 65 DNLdifferences exist between Elk Grove Village Mayorcontour qualify for federalMoylan's 2014 bill and the Craig Johnson also supportssoundproofing assistance. bill introdyced in February. More than 1,200 people attended the annual Rosemont Vors the bill. Johnson said he would haveMoylan's bill would have cre- League banquet at the Donald E. Stephens Convention Cen er The bill would create an rather seen the bill apply the taxated designated "red zones" in Rosemont Saturday night. From left are, Mike Jekot, husband credit to a 55 DNL, but said he of State Senator Laura Murphy of Des Plaines, and Lisa Mo Ian, income tax credit allowing to qualify for the tax credit, wife of State Rep. Marty Moylan, also of Des Plaines. The homeowners to deduct costssupports the bill "as part of alowering the values on those league is a political organization that focuses on matters b nefi- of labor and materials forbigger comprehensive package properties as clearly within an cial to the village. (Journal Photo) soundproofing at eligible ad-[of reforms]." airport noise hot spot. dresses near O'Hare. Labor Area legislators, both Demo- Johnson said the latest bill and material deductions maycrats and Republicans signingis different as it uses the entire BERKSHIRE Stanley J.Walgreen Broker, eCertified, e -PRO, SFR, SRFS not allow a taxpayer to oweon as co-sponsors of the bill re-build out zone covering large HATHAWAY HomeServices the state "less than zero." Billintroduced in February, includesections of Northwest subur- co-sponsor, State Rep. JohnD'Amico, Michelle Mussmanban communities, not target- Stank Real Estate 300 W Golf Road D'Amico (D -15th), said that(D -56th), Marty Moylan (D -ing specific smaller zones. It Mount Prospect, IL 60056 provision is meant to ensure55th), Michael McAuliffeallows residents within the 0 847.255.3900 I C 847.652,7005 the state is not providing a(R -20th) and Kathleen WillisO'Hare noise contour to install cash rebate. (D -77th). soundproofing for any rea- [email protected] An "eligible address" is In 2014, Moylan introducedson, including railroad noise, StarckRE.com I StanWalgreert.com defined in the bill as beinga bill proposing property ahighways or outdoor sports within the 65 DNL noise cor-$650 property tax credit forfacilities. A member of the freachtse system of DM AMOK, 4C

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officials say. placed on the property for therant users that residents have PH "I have no opinion on this McD's next 20 years. expressed interest in to come to at all," Ald. Scott Williamson McDonald's several monthstown for some time," Cooney (Continued from page 1A) (3rd) said when asked about (Continued from page 1A) ago relocated across Randsaid. Since the jproperty is al- have been for the past fewconsolidation. the other around 2,300 sq. ft.Road to the former Bakersready zoned for restaurant uses, years. "Consolidating with Wheel- No drive -through will be partSquare restaurant site. no action by the village board "I agree we are doing bet-ing may be a good idea. But I of this development since a "This is going to be a greatis required. The only thing ter than in 2008 and 2009want to look at the data first to previous condition, imple-addition to Mount Prospecttrustees would need to approve, after all the layoffs and fiscalsee if this is so," City Treasurer mented after McDonald'sand specifically the shoppingregarding the two businesses, problems," Ald. Patrick Lud-Rich Tibbits said. "It could be was demolished, stated thatdistrict along Rand Road andwould be if alcohol were to be vigsen (4th) said in responsebeneficial. But if this moves no drive -through would be these are definitely two restau-sold at either establishment. to a question by Mayor Nickfurther we need to look at what Helmer on what he thoughtthe residents want first." about consolidation. Following Tibbits' comments, "We need to prove to theofficials said a referendum on people who are pushing for this what residents want would be that they are wrong. Let's do agood -- if the idea were to move good job on the budget and showforward. that we are moving forward After a 10 -minute discussion and doing what's best for ouron the consolidation issue, residents," Ludvigsen said. officials returned to the fiscal Missing from Tuesday'smatters at hand. William Tay or meeting were any representa- "I do believe we need a study Insurance Agency tives from a group of residentson our downtown to move for- 148 Randhurst Village Drive led by former Mayor Rodneyward," Ald. Lawrence Rosen- Ste. 234, Pace (2003-2007) who recently thal (2nd) said. "From that study Mt. Prospect began pushing their consolida-we can develop more plans and (847) 398-2727 tion plan called "The Initiative",grow further." He was refer- which reportedly calls for thering to the budget of $25,000, [email protected] city of more than 16,000 resi-originally set for $50,000, for a dents to be absorbed into neigh-downtown evaluation study. boring communities including "The study would provide Contact Us ForA Arlington Heights, Mountus with a vision," Helmer said. COMPLIMENTARY Prospect and Wheeling. "As a matter of fact, I met with Insurance QuoteAnd Receive A "I am totally against thefederal and state officials this consolidation," Helmer saidmorning about a variety of 10 Tuesday night. "What we'vegrants and programs they have ift Card done in the last five years hasfor municipalities," Helmer been good and we should keepcontinued. "There are grants r1771 moving forward." for programs and plans of $5 Prospect Heights was incor-million or more. We should porated Jan. 31, 1976, 40 yearsdefinitely do more grant pro- e'TNe n,t7 (efliff Yet h .h1 after the first family moved in,grams."

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Friday HEASTA041 TONIGHT APRIL 29, 2016 Lost Dogs lit Ross Bennett Taylor M son 6:30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. Mixed Bleesings May 13 & 14 May 20 21 Café kCave May 6 &7 2777 N. Mannheim Road, Des Plaines, IL 60018 Presented by Sisu Arts, Inc Tickets:847.692.7726 or www.parkridgecivicorchestro.org Page 10A I Friday, April 8, 2016 I The Journal www.journal-topics.com Dates Set For 'Cabaret' At Prairie Lakes

Big Noise Theatre Company performs theEbb and Joe Masteroff. musical "Cabaret" at Prairie Lakes Theater, 515 The cast includes: David Geinosky of Elk MW Presents E. Thacker St., Des Plaines, from April 22 -May Grove Village; Laura Sportiello of Chicago; Dan 8. Gold of Chicago; Lauren Miller of Chicago; Ken Performances are scheduled for April 22, 23,Rubenstein of Chicago; Andrew Thayer of Hoff- `Arabian Nights' 29, 30 and May 6 from 7 to 8 p.m., April 24, 30,man Estates, Alli Braun of Oak Park. May 1, 7, 8 at 3 p.m., and May 4 at 2 p.m. With an ensemble of Megan Arseneau, Rebecca Maine West High SchoolThursday, April 14 and 7 "Based on the events that took place during aFortier, Michael Greenlief, Tressa Greschak, presents its spring theatrep.m. Friday and Saturday dark historical period, 'Cabaret' is a collectionJustine Klein, Isaac Loomer, Kristin Ross, Peter production of "The Arabian (April 15-16). of brilliant sketches of a society in decay," saidRuger, Lucy Scherschligt, Annie Snow, Joseph Nights" next weekend. Maine West is located Director Brad Kisner. "Big Noise Theatre'sWesolowski, Chase Wheaton-Werle and Marissa Written by Mary Zim-at 1755 S. Wolf Rd., Des production looks to realistically portray the in-Williams. merman, performancesPlaines. Tickets cost $5 dividuals who lived during this time through the The production staff includes: producer Daiva in the school auditoriumeach for students and $7 lens of a great American musical." Paulis; Brad Kisner, director; Bobby Andrews, are scheduled for 4 p.m.for adults. "Cabaret" was written by John Kander, Fredchoreographer; Jeff Poindexter, music director.

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The Maine Township HighExtra benefits include staffcontract from this low biddermoisture infiltration. view, will be hired for removal School Dist. 207 board ap-shirts, a promotional banner,are 39.4%. The average cost At Maine South, the caf-and replacement of roofing proved bids Monday, April 4discounts on purchasing otherper uniform will drop frometeria and mechanical room,at the district administration! for athletic uniforms and sum-Nike products, a $500 sportsabout $16 to $10. the oldest sections of the cur-center, next to Main South, mer construction projects. scholarship, and a 10% royalty Summer construction workrent roof, have experiencedfor a total cost of $348,000. The district agreed to enterfor items purchased throughcontracts were also up forleaking. Knickerbocker Roofing & a five-year agreement withthe online store. contract approval. The district At Maine West leaking hasPaving Co. was approved for Lids Team Sports for exclusive This is similar to a contractwas pleased that the bids camebeen identified in the Specta-a $742,000 contract for repairs Nike apparel to Maine West,Maine East started in 2014. in below its tentative budgetedtor Gym next to the old lockerand replacement of roofs at starting July 1. Ambassador Products willamounts. rooms on the south end. Be-Maine East, Maine South and The first year cost will besupply P.E. uniforms for Maine At Maine East, replacementcause it involves tuckpointingMaine West. $3,000; the next four yearsEast, Maine South and Maineunder the 10 -year master facil-in a small area, the bid was Arrow Road Consiruction will be based on 5% of theWest under a three-year con-ity plan, includes the Fine Artscombined in a roof contractwas approved for a cotract to prior year spending, esti-tract, totaling $85,351.20. Theand Auditorium roof areas,for Maine East do paving at the three schools mated at $3,000 each year.savings estimated on the totalwhich have had identified L. Marshall, Inc. of Glen-for $469,860.

EGHS 8 From Dist. 207 National Merit Finalists Eight students from Maine Township High School Dist. 207 have been named as finalists in the National Merit scholar- Students ship program. They are among 15,000 finalists eligible to recei e one of approximately 9,300 scholarships available to toscoring Top 8th seniors. From Maine South, finalists include: Anna C mpbell, Declan Cannon, Christina Karlson, Charles Mistra Ralph Dist. App Patejunas and John Zaris. From Maine West: Charles Ellsworth and atipriya Mehta. Challenge Maine East had no National Merit finalists this y ar. In a district analysis over the past seven years, the number A group of Elk Grove High of finalists across the district has ranged from 12 in 2010 and 11 in 2014 to four in 2012. School students was recog- Posing with Duckworth were Elk Grove High School juniors Eric Pfister nized by U.S. Rep. Tarrilny and Daeveion Rivera, computer science teacher Kristen Fisher and Duckworth (D -8th) for creating Elk Grove High School Principal Paul Kelly. the most innovative smart - Youth Basketball, eation for .4, phone application in the districtfields," Duckworth said. "I'ming. We need to encourage as part of the two -year -oldpleased to welcome these im-our young men and women to Ballet, Art Classes,.61, yr Congressional App Challengepressive young Illinoisans whoengage in these fields early so Rentals & Morel Mr competition. demonstrated their technicalthey can continue to grow and The app, called Book Log-skills and creativity. This chal-learn new skills." Visit our website ger, allows users to rate andlenge has given them a chance The 8th District received four track books they have read andto develop their own computercompetition submissions from www.GMPD.org share their critiques with othersoftware and have their hardteams from EGHS, Prospect Park District readers. work displayed on a nationalHigh School and Streamwood 847-297-3000 "It's wonderful to see young level in the U.S. Capitol build-High School. students getting excited about STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) HOUSE OF SZECHWAN Dine in Carry Out Delivery CateringCocktailsTropical Drinks CHINESE&.FILIPINORESTAURA Pace Auctions Art Antiques

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thanked for their service and information, call 847-824-7050. garden consultant will answer prizes will be awarded for the your questions. Cash only. Community Events best hats. Des Plaines Ladies of the Elks will conduct their Spring Lun- Religion Arlington Heights Senior Center cheon on Saturday, April 23 at Scrapbook Club meets on vari- the Des Plaines Elks Lodge, 495 Join the Christ Ch rch Women's Arts & Entertainment show will be held at Marriott ous Fridays anytime from 8:30 Lee St. Both members and non- Circle of Friends a 1 p.m. Thurs- Chicago O'Hare, 8535 W. Higgins a.m. to 3 p.m. The club is free members are welcome to attend. day, April 14 for a 45 -minute Chicago Folklore Ensemble Rd. There is an admission fee. and no reservations are required. Maureen Christine, a concert performance port Vying Benjamin performs a free concert from 2 The next regular meetings are vocalist and recording artist, Franklin. Listen a he reminisces to 3 p.m. Sunday, April 10 at the Clubs & Organizations on Fridays, April 15, 22, and 29. will entertain guests by singing about his political life, writing Prospect Heights Public Library, Bring photos and supplies. A va- Broadway songs. A cash bar and scientific inv ntions. Christ 12 N. Elm St., Prospect Heights. The next general meeting of the riety of tools, easy for seniors to and raffle will be featured from Church is located at 1492 Henry Enjoy a musical journey of song Des Plaines Art Guild takes place use are available. There is also 11 a.m. to noon. On the lunch Ave., Des Plaines The program and story around the world with at 7 p.m. Tuesday, April 12 at a Sizzix and a Cricut machine. menu is soup, choice of salad will be presented in Wobbe Hall. string -quartet artists Sojourner Prairie Lakes Community Center, Newcomers are welcome. The or chicken breast and ice cream Parking is in bac of the church. Zenobia, storyteller; Lucia 515 E. Thacker St., Des Plaines. center is located at 1801 W. for dessert. Lunch will be served Admission is free Thomas, violin; Sam Hyson, The featured artist for the Central Rd., Arlington Heights. from noon to 1:30 p.m. For ticket violin; Robert Fisher, viola; and evening is Barbara Braverman, For more information on the club, information, call Sherri Siater at The Women of thEvangelical Khari Lemuel, cello. who will lead a colored pencil contact the senior center at 847- 847-298-6464. Lutheran Church if America demonstration for members and 253-5532. (WELCA) will con' uct their annual Northwest Cultural Council an- guests. In addition to colored Des Plaines Garden Club's an- Spring Luncheon at 11:30 a.m. nounced a poetry event in April. pencil, she uses oil pastel, ink Optimist Club of Des Plaines will nual Plant & Bake Sale is slated Saturday, April 30 at Trinity Lu- The Well Curb Society, founded and gold leaf in her artwork. The conduct its annual Pasta Dinner for 8:30 a.m. to noon Saturday, theran Church, 675 E. Algonquin by Dick Park and Michael public is welcome to attend the from 3 to 6 p.m. Sunday, April May 14, at Frisbie Senior Center, Rd., Des Plaines in Fellowship Anderson, will conduct a public Des Plaines Art Guild's meeting. 17 at Prairie Lakes Community 52 E. Northwest Hwy. Pick up an- Hall. Reservatiors must be made meeting Saturday, April 23, at There is no fee, but donations Center, 515 E. Thacker St., Des nuals, perennials, vegetables or by April 25. Bring non-perishable the Barrington Area Library, 505 are appreciated. Refreshments Plaines. Tickets will be available a hanging basket. Treat yourself food for the Des Plaines Self - N. Northwest Hwy., Barrington, in will be served. To join the guild, at the door or through Optimist to homemade baked goods. A Help Closet and Food Pantry. the Zimmerman Room. The event download a membership form at Club members. 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Editor, Journal: insisted that Des Plaines hire minion, in 2014 Bogusz clearly a conflict of interest truly believes that "we need his supposed campaign work-appointed the Smith 7th for Matt to hear the electoral to take the self-intere t out From Webster: er as his personal assistant at ward alderman. When Smith challenges to the petitions of of city hall" why ondaily Dictator; a person exercis- a salary up to $25,000. Self ran for the seat in 2015, his puppets Smith and Setzer. basis does he use hisity ing absolute power and who interest. Smith friend and former 7th Major self-interest. paid vehicle to cornute authoritatively prescribes Despite Bogusz's stated, ward alderman Dan Wilson For Mark Setzer's promise from home to the De Plaines conduct, usage, etc.: now unfounded, campaign contributed $1,495 to Citi- to be the mayor's 4th ward train station to travel o his Self -Interest: a concern for promise that his full-time zens for Matt Bogusz and in toady, Citizens for Matt downtown Chicago j b and one's own interest or advan- employment would not return, Bogusz endorsed and Bogusz spent $3,039.07 to park for free in the ci y hall tage, especially with disre- interfere with his mayoral supported Smith's re-elec- support Setzer and, likewise, lot which saves him lmost gard for others. duties, by Fall 2013 Bogusz tion. Self interest. for Herman Zelk's promise $400 per year? Amoral: having no moral had no choice but to abdicate Immaturely and without to be the mayor's 6th ward Think about this.Vithin standards, restraints, or prin- his mayoral responsibili- valid reason, Bogusz fired puppet, Citizens for Bogusz minutes of Senator D n Ko- ciples; unaware of or indif- ties to City Manager Mike a well -respected and long spent $1,268.30 to support towski announcing h s retire- ferent to questions of right or Bartholomew. In return for serving Des Plaines Zoning Zelk. Self-interest. ment, Matt Bogusz was on wrong. Bartholomew's loyalty and Board member, replacing Since the mayor truly the phone making ev ry ef- Des Plaines' Mayor Matt support, Bogusz orchestrated him with a person whose believes that "we remove the fort to secure the vac nt Sen- Bogusz repeatedly has been the repeal of Des Plaines' only apparent qualifications personal interest from public ate seat selfishly aba doning quoted, "It's time we re- voter referendum residency are that he personally con- service in Des Plaines", why the Des Plaines resid nts move the personal interest requirement, which permit- tributed $700 and his survey does he accept his $9,600 who elected him ma or in the from public service in Des ted Bartholomew to move company contributed $1,000 annual mayoral salary, his hope of a brighter future. Plaines". While running for to the far South suburbs. to Citizens for Matt Bogusz. $2,400 annual expense Shameful. Mayor in March 2013 he Subsequently, Matt led the Dictator. money, his liquor commis- Look up the word elf - was quoted, "Big picture. Wecharge to give Bartholomew In dereliction of his sworn sioner salary, and his city - interest in any dictionary and need to take the self interest a substantial raise although duty to be a fair, impartial, paid life insurance? He is Matt's picture is next to the out of City Hall." Despite Bartholomew had never been and an unbiased chairman of free to refuse all of them definition. these admirable ambitions, a city manager prior to Des the 2015 Des Plaines Elector-and/or donate the salaries Only 12 months to go. worthy sentiments and lofty Plaines while also allow- al Board, Bogusz refused to received to our many local rhetoric, when it concerns hising Bartholomew to end his recuse himself from the pro- civic and charitable orga- Mike Lake own self-interest Matt's con- workday as early as 2:30 ceedings even though it was nizations. Since the mayor Des Plaines duct ranges from shameful to p.m. Self interest. downright amoral. Bogusz directed his sec- As supported by the public retary to purchase $152.81 record, Bogusz's mayoral in campaign supplies for term has been marked with "Citizens for Matt Bogusz" repeated instances of unethi- on Friday, Jan. 3, 2014 on cal self -dealing: city time. Self interest. No sooner was Bogusz in In return for Don Smith's Ballroom Dance office in May 2013 when he promise to be the mayor's For Singles & Couples What Say You Letters, columns, essays, Speak Outs, cartoons INFALCONAIRESIF and more are accepted here for review by our ORCHESTRA editors! "Submit Your News!" at journal -topics. con" or email [email protected]. 2nd & 4th Mondays of Every Month 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA HIGH Feb. 8 & 22 March 14 & 284pril 11 & 25 May 9 & 23 June 13 & 27

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Tom Wessell Richard Mayer Tom Robb Denise Fleisc er Managing Editor Assistant Managing Editor Political Editor Lifestyles Editor Next Election Standoff Hurts Students;kip Terribly Important Reforms, Pass State Budgt Editor, Journal: lost much foreign respect for this country and that haS By TOM ROBB schools are increasing tuition Palian said 1..t year, Oak - Listening to the recent to be corrected. The next Journal Political Editor and fees and making large ton funded $711,000 in MAP Republican presidential president will face an ongo- scale spending cuts and even grant awards t students debates was disappointing. ing war, refugee problems, As the Illinois budget layoffs. Triton College seems through its ope ating budget The bashing of each other appoint'a Supreme Court impasse enters its ninth to be faring a little better. and foundation had to have left Hillary judge and many other major month, demonstrations by Republicans recently This standois a game of smiling. The interruptions world problems. He will be college professors, instruc- defeated a measure to fund political chick -n victimizing and comments by Trump the leader of the most pow- tors, students and members ofMonetary Award Program local residents, first defund- took time that could have erful nation in history. the Chicago Teachers Union (MAP) grants for students ing social servi e agencies been better spent on con- Trump is a major problem erupted across downtown because of Rauner's threat- and our most v lnerable, crete problems and how for the Republicans with his Chicago, at high schools and ened veto.. now hurting c i leges and to deal with them. All the behavior and boasts. Many college campuses. Although Oakton College trustees ap-universities. Itill be dif- candidates were well - say he is not Republican and those protests took place in proved a $12 per credit hour ficult to turn o t the science, versed and knowledgeable there are those who would Chicago, the pain of state tuition and fee increase last technology, en ineering and and would serve well, but not vote for him and could budget cuts is having a huge month beginning in the 2016 mathematics ( TEM) trained Americans today are angry result in the election of Hil- impact on suburban colleges summer semester. Harper workforce, so ut esperately and frustrated with Congresslary for president. as well. approved a $5.50 per credit needed by busesses, if and the politicians. The Hillary, on the other The state budget impasse hour increase in tuition in there are no co leges to fund popularity of Trump and his hand, is a problem for the has hit social services agen- February. Both laid respon- them. That is t e course the antics and insults seem to Democrats who distrust her, cies, municipal governments, sibility for the tuition hikes state is on. capture the public sentiment question her honesty, and state universities and lOcal at the feet of those in Spring- "With the sk -rocketing and frustration with govern- dislike her. Many say she is community colleges, frozen field'. costs of univetits, com- ment. Trump's ego and his more liberal than was her grants to park districts, and Harper is owed about $8 munity colleg- s like Harper outbursts, the ridicule of his husband, Bill Clinton. Many had many other impacts million since the state fiscal are an afforda le option for opponents are hard to listen will not vote for her. Assum- which, while devastating year ended July 1, and will many students to continue to but reflect this sentiment. ing that these two become to those agencies and those not offer students state MAP their educati after high Trump's responses to the candidates, we have to relying on services from grants through the financial school. Elimin ting these criticism and excuses are hope that whichever one them, might not have been as aid office beginning this funds has alre dy hurt the not presidential. His conductwins, the winner will choose visible to the general public. spring, a college spokeswom-long-term jobarket in has lowered the standard an alert, capable cabinet to "It's shameful that Chica- an said. About $1.5 million Illinois," State Sen. Laura of conduct and respect and guide them. This terribly go's children are the victims in MAP grants were made Murphy (D-28 h) said. "If courtesy which is expected important election with in this raw display of politicalavailable to Harper students the governor t tly wanted to of everyone in such debates. these two candidates leaves power," Gov. Bruce Rauner last year funded through the be a pro-busin ss governor, Whether a liberal (for a dilemma for many voters reacting to the weekend's college's foundation and he would rest re the funds spending) or a.conservative and gives them only three demonstrations. from the college's operating he has elimina ed to give (control costs) we all have choices to choose from: vote What is shameful is Rauner budget. students the o i portunity to to agree that compromise for Donald, vote for Hillary, using the political power of Harper is also cutting go to college nd achieve the .f, is the only solution to solve or vote for Donald Duck. his office to hold the budget spending. "The college will American dre. this problem. This presi- and most vulnerable in this eliminate 62 full-time and Whether th .e proposed dential election is a terribly William McNutt state hostage. Allow a budgetpart-time positions effective changes woul increase important one. Obama has Des Plaines first, Gov. Rauner, then work June 30, 2016," a written state revenues because of on your Turnaround Agenda. statement from Harper issuedincreased busi ess growth in Here are the facts about the Friday. said. "As a result, 19 the private se or achieved latest victims of the budget full-time and 10 part-time through a mor business standoff: college students. employees will be let go. friendly envir nment, is JOURNAL & TOPICS State schools are among These employee reductions questionable best. It is a Media Group the hardest hit by the lack are expected to save $3.5 politically unt nable poison of state funding. Chicago million. In addition, the col- pill for Democrats who hold Publishers of 16 community newspapers, specialty publications, State University could close. lege has reduced spending in super majoriti s in both state travel guides, magazines and website Northeastern Illinois Uni- areas such as travel, supplies houses of the egislature. versity, my alma mater, is and printing and has offered One GOP I.maker, State Todd Wessell looking at canceling classes a voluntary early retirement Rep. Michael IcAuliffe Editor & Publisher and laying off faculty while program to eligible faculty." (R -20th) saidere seems to continuing to keep its doors Oakton is out about $7 mil-be softening i n demands of Robert Wessell Richard C. Wessell, Jr. open. lion. College spokesman Paulthe Turnarou s Agenda. He Associate Publisher/Sales Associate Publisher/Sales In the North and Northwest Palian said, "I'm not aware urged Rauner and leaders of suburbs, Harper and Oakton of plans to continue [MAP both parties iboth houses Mary Alice Wenzl Annie Weaver community colleges are short grant funding beginning in to sit down a d meet to hash Director of Administration Controller millions of dollars in state the spring 2016 semester]. out a budget. aid, including money for This is not sustainable." Oak - Hopefully,cAuliffe sees student financial aid. Becauseton cut $800,000.in spending something w don't. Right Richard C. Wessell, Sr. I Publisher 1946-2003

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If you would like t() state couldn't believe what this thinking Bogusz has their What's going there? Nice rate your opinion about a ything, school board is giving this interest at heart cannot bal- feel free to do so. Jet make man, especially when our ance the scales against the Does anyone know what What did that new motto sure your message ibrief, myriad of mistakes he has the new building going up cost, $88,000? That's economy is so bad. Do they to the point and with 'n the realize that families are made in his three years in of-where the Family Motors $44,000 per word. I am sure limits of good tastend fice. Perhaps even Rodd will was previously is going to writers envy that rate of pay. struggling, people are out acceptable to readerof a see that. be? of work, and businesses are family newspaper. failing? Do they realize we Wants to know are the ones paying the sala- Be careful out there Thoughts on what's up, MP ries of school employees? S -curve study The pay he will be getting To the city of Des Plaines, Question for Mount Pros- care from the city. There are is outrageous. I thank the the public works department To: "Willing to do their pect trustees: What are you plenty of other part-time city Journal & Topics for bring- and the police department, own S -curve survey": You doing to get new businesses employees that don't get any ing this to light because drivers are making left hand don't see anyone currently into the vacant stores? health care. I really can't probably most people are notU-turns when turning north using the S -curve to walk or I'm referring to the vacant think of any part-tim jobs aware of this. on Lee Street coming out of bike because it's not safe. Dominick's and Hobby where you get health care. Metro Square. I see school That is the whole point of Lobby stores on Elmhurst Isn't that sort of theoint Doesn't like name callingbuses doing this, contrac- putting in a separate un- Road. Also, what's going on of being a part-time erson? tors vans, limos...one of derpass for pedestrians and with the vacant lot on the You don't get the be efits So why hasn't Karen these days someone is going bikes. In order to get some northwest corner of Central until you are full-tim ? Am Lewis been arrested yet for to get badly hurt. The city federal funding (which will and Elmhurst Road? Stop I wrong in thinking teat making the comment that needs to extend those yellowbe spent somewhere no mat- spending money on wasteful many or most of our alder- Gov. Rauner is a "terrorist"?pylons to the intersection ter what we do) a "study" things like surveys and focusmen have regular full-time How does one get away by Shop N' Save for safety. has to be done first. In the on the important things. jobs? Do they not get health with such lies, especially To the people talking about end, the "study" will be paid Thank you. care with those jobs? This is accusing someone in that the wave pool, we need a for, as part of the funding, (Ed. Note: In regard to all very confusing. No one way? dog park more. Des Plaines DP just has to front that Dominick's, see our story else in Des Plaines has the has been telling the dog money until the project gets on page lA of the April 6 luxury of getting health care Sticker costs excessiveowners that we're going approved and built. We get Mount Prospect Journal.) coverage for a part-tirne job to get a dog park, and that the "study" money back in so why should the al4er- There is no difference talk has been going on for the form of grants and other Where are Des men? between excessive taxation five years. Really, how long funds to build the project. Piainesites shopping? and theft. MP's city sticker does it take? To the person Doesn't get choice tax is an example of an a couple weeks ago that wasDoesn't like tone of I'm a longtime Des Plaines on park rates excessive tax. It servesno talking about how the cars Republican primary resident. I have never under- purpose other than taking don't stop for pedestrians stood why, in a suburb with I read in the Friday Jour- money from the people and on Dempster by the train Ugly Americans: It de- beautiful, nicely kept homes, nal, that the Des Plaines employing some govern- station that someone is go- presses me to note the mil- we cannot have nicer shop- Park District is allowing ment village people. ing to get hurt badly, well lions of so-called Americans ping areas and keep quality Mount Prospect Park District they did, two people last who support the malicious retailers here and close by. residents, who live in Des Sees mayor year were hit in the cross- people running in the Re- In Mount Prospect, Hobby Plaines, west of Mount Pros- pect Road, to get the ame taking credit walk. How soon they forget: publican primary. It took Lobby closed, Kohl's may everyone is in a hurry to someone like Donald Trump be closing, the Hallmark rate as I do in living 'n Des How is this not self-inter- get nowhere, if Des Plaines to make it safe for these next to Goodwill is gone, as Plaines, east of Mourt Pros - est when Des Plaines Mayor would put beat cops on the people to voice their rac- is Dominick's, and K Mart pect Road. Thereforemy Matt Bogusz is again taking bikes and those ATVs that ism, their hatred of people keeps threatening to close. taxes are subsidizingthese credit for someone else's they only use in the 4th of different from themselves, Some stores actually bring residents. I don't know what idea? Ald. Denise Rodd July parade they would be their uncaring selfishness down property values. My the park board was thinking (3d) has been championing handing out tickets for jay and greed. Many of them call question is, where is every- in allowing this and yet I this insurance issue from walking, running red lights, themselves Christian. What one shopping that all our can't go to Mount Prospect the moment she became an not stopping at stop signs, Gospel have they been read- stores die off? Park District and get the res- alderman. It's been specu- Des Plaines would be rich. ing? ident rates. They can come lated that this will become a Health care issue to our park district, so they campaign issue. If his veto isTakes swipe at unions Why, DP, why? Is confusing have a choice of either go- overturned, he can claim that ing to Des Plaines or Mount he issued the veto for the What I have learned: I The aldermen, mayor and I'm confused about the Prospect park districts with benefit of the people. If he have learned that you need city clerk have been getting health care for the aldermen.resident rates. I don't. I think flips one vote in his favor, henot increase your abilities by health insurance for 30 years I don't understand why this the park board should be can claim his ability to lead. going to school; you need and no one has ever stopped is even an issue. Of course voted out of office. I m re- When looking at the facts, not become more qualified them. Why? Because it was they should not get health ally mad about this. Page 16A I Friday, April 8, 2016 I The Journal ,vww.journal-topics.com

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By KEN KEENAN junior midfielder Grace Baueron the practical side regardingproved head coach Tom Froats'when junior midfielder Amy Chicagoland Soccer crossed the ball in the boxthe innocent -looking try -- andcrew to 4-1-0 overall, includingNovak put a 301ard shot on net toward Marzolf, who headedthe match on the whole. a league -leading 3-0-0 mark inthat Kandefer stopped. Three A slick field was the mainit into the waiting arms of Elk "It's the law of averages,"conference play. minutes later, the Grenadiers' culprit leading to a defensiveGrove freshman goalkeepersaid Klaus, whose team fell "It was a great win, and nowkeeper snuffeddeflection off struggle between host ProspectRachel Kandefer near the leftto 1-3-0 overall followingwe can be happy --but not satis- the foot of Knigts' sophomore and Elk Grove in Mid -Subur-post. Kandefer then juggledits first conference match offied," Froats said. "We startedmid Faith Fitzsmorons. ban League action Tuesdaythe attempt, and the ball gen-the 2016 season. "When you the first half well. We possessed Prospect continued to test night. And a slippery ball made tly slipped from her grasp andspend more time in your ownand worked the ball well toKandefer in the opening 40 the difference in the outcome,dropped just over the goalend, those things happen. Wecreate multiple opportunities.minutes. With 29:10 to go be- with Prospect prevailing, 1-0. line for the only tally of thecompeted. We played OK. TheBut, we talked at halftime thatfore the break, senior defender Though the Knights main-match. girls worked hard...showedwhen you possess, don't over-Kathryn Szukalla finished a tained possession and had more "She had it, but [the ball]desire. It's a matter of figuringcommit. Stay smart, and whenlong run on the right side with chances on the attack, the ballwas slippery, and it sort ofout how to work smarter. we do get that opportunity, trya shot on goal, and freshman skipped out of bounds withrolled over her thumb," said "Prospect had more aware-to finish. forward Ashley Welk delivered regularity, leading to a plethoraElk Grove sophomore defenderness of loose balls and 50/50 "I thought Elk Grove wasa 15 -yard shot that Kandefer of throw-ins and corner -kicksEmma Slattery, who had aballs, and they've got somewell organized, and aggressivestopped with 13:25 to go in the for both squads -- and a 0-0birds -eye view of the play. "Justpace. If you look at first touch,in denying us an opportunityopening session. stalemate at halftime. Thatunlucky." they maintained -- and weto shoot. They were blocking "We had to stay on our toes changed when Prospect fresh- Marzolf said, "I saw thedidn't do enough. Somethingshots -- great energy and hustlebecause [the ball] was more in man forward Ella Marzolfball coming, and I just headedhappened to us when (Prospect)by them. The 1-0 score showsour end," Slattery said. "I feel scored on a soft header in theit. The ball was slippery andgot the ball." how competitive the MSL is,we could have played better. 56th minute. bounced a lot all game." What's happening for theday -in and day -out." But, we definitely didn't give After taking a pass from Elk Grove head coach DanKnights is a three -game win- Prospect had its first op-up." frosh forward Ashely Welk,Klaus' perspective was morening streak. The victory im-portunity in the third minute, (Continued On page 3B)

North Park plays six homeday, to get to the campus. CALL NOW 1-800-254-1349 Corey games this fall which makes The season starts Saturday, it easy for Gabe, Sr. and theSept. 3 against Anderson Uni- (Continued from page 1B) rest of the Corey family to joinversity (IN). at the same university. Northalong. According to Gabe, Sr., "I'm very blessed," Gabe, Park is located on Chicago'sthe family is only about 7 orSr. said of all four sons playing North side. 8 miles away from the schoolcollege football, especially so "I didn't force them intoand it takes 15-45 minutes,close to home. "I can't wait for going to the same school, theydepending on the time andthe start of the season." 60-60-60 Sale! did that on their own," Gabe, Sr. said. "It is special and it's 60% OFF Installation! MAGNIFICENT ANTIOUE & COLLECTABLE FIREARMS AUCTION a tribute to the kids and the 2700+ LOTS -A I ril 29th. 30th & Ma 1st IN ROCK ISLAND. IL 60 Months No Interest! I hard work and type of people Nearly 600 Colts including: Nearly 100 first generation SAAB, nearly 100 percussion arms they are." and over 50 DA revolvers. Over 400 Winchesters with 11 Henry and volcanic arms as well $60 Gift Card with Estimate! The quartet of Corey's as nearly 700 sporting arms and over 100 Smith & Wessons. Nearly 500 U.S. Military arms from early Martial and Civil War arms to WWI & WWII arms. Over 400 German, Japanese, played together for one and European Military arms. Over 2100 items classified as Antique or Curio & Relic. Iconic season at Maine East High collections include: The Bretherton Collection, the Putnam Green/Sycamore Collection, the Our Metal Piedmont Collection, the Walker West Collection, the Royal Hunt Collection, the Dr. Peters School when their dad was a Collection and the John H. Bill Collection. To order a full -color, 3 vol. set catalog ($60 inc. Roof Lasts head coach. When he retired S&H) or to inquire about selling at auction call 1-800-238-8022, email: info@rockisland- after the 2014 season, Woody auction.com. Catalog now online at www.rockislandauction.com. Preview Thur. April 28th, Lifetime! transferred to Maine West for 10am-6pm. Auction begins 9am April 29th, 30th & May 1st at RIAC's facility 7819 42nd St. W., Rock Island, IL 61201 160 miles West of Chicago. 17.5% Buyers Premium - Discounted www.1866GETAPRO.com his senior year (2015-16). to 15% for ire -al 'roved check or cash. 01-n to the lublic. Alex is a quarterback and played at North Park in 2014, but had to sit out the 2015 sea- son with a ruptured ACL, the second ACL injury he suffered in the last four years. Gabe, Jr. (DB) and George (OL) played together last year while Alex sat out, but all three will be back and ready to play next year. This time, they will be joined by Woody (RB/WR) after he signs this Wednesday to reunite all the brothers one last time on the gridiron. Gabe, Sr. thinks that North Park will be a team on the rise despite their 3-7 record last season. The school lost by 10 points to St. Norbert, 8 points to Carthage and 3 points to Millikin last year. NPU also knocked off Illinois Wesleyan SIU Southern Illinois University for the first time in 30 years in EXPERIENCE SIU SIU.EDU the Vikings season finale. www.journal-topics.com The Journal I Friday, April 8, 2016 I Page 38

Sports Roundup New Trier Blanks Maine West; Grens Slow Bandits; Hersey Swats Prospect

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Baseball Standings

Journal -area baseball standings (as of April 6):

Central Suburban League (CSL) North Maine East (6-2) Niles North (10-1) Glenbrook North (9-2) Deerfield (4-3) Maine West (2-4) Highland Park (3-6)

Central Suburban League (CSL) South Niles West (7-0) Evanston (7-1) Waukegan (4-4) New Trier (3-2) Maine South (2-4) Glenbrook South (2-6)

Mid -Suburban League (MSL) East Prospect (5-0) Buffalo Grove (2-5) Elk Grove (4-3) Wheeling (4-4) Hersey (2-4) Maine West's Dan Johnston follows through on his swing which scored a run against Rolling Meadows on Friday, April 1. Rolling Meadows (0 -4) - (Dion Martorano/The Journal)

Mid -Suburban League Baseball Roundup (MSL) West Fremd (2-1) Barrington (5-1) Getting Games In Proves A Challege Schaumburg (6-3) Palatine (4-4) Hoffman Estates (4-1) All Journal -area baseballeasily won 9-4 after poundingscoring and fell 3-2 despite athe third inning pecause of bad Conant (3-4) games were cancelled on Mon- out 14 hits, including 5 doubles.late comeback attempt. Mike weather. Luke LaSalvia (1 -for -1, day, April 4 and most from Brian Vance (3 -for -3, 2 RBI), Raguaskis (1 -for -3,1 SB), Mike solo HR), Brett Harris ( I -for-2, 1 North Suburban ConferenceThursday, March 31 -April 2Jack Blindt (1 -for -2,1 RBI), O'Neill (1 -for -3), Dan Sullivan triple, 2 RBI, 1 ran), Paul Tokar (NSC) Lake were cancelled or rescheduledRyan Lin-Piestrup ( I -for-3, 1 (1 -for -3, 1 run), John Finnegan (1 -for -1, 1 doub e), Matt Abfall Libertyville (7-1) due to poor weather conditions.RBI, 1 run), Liam McKeough (1 -for -1), Chris Lolli (1 -for -3), (1 -for -1,1 run) and Cade O'Neal Mundelein (7-2) A few games were able to be (2 -for -3, 2 RBI, 1 run) and Kyle Bryce Hellgeth (1 RBI) and Tim(1 run) led the Huskies. Zion -Benton (10-1) played this past weekend andMulcrone (1 -for -3, 2 RBI) allAlfonso (1 RBI) all contributed MaineWest3,RollingMead- Warren (5-2) here is how they went: had one double in the win. Seanon offensc in tile losing effort. Stevenson (5-2-1) ows 0 (1 inning): Maine West Tully (2 -for -3, 2 runs) also had Lake Forest (2-3) St. Louis U -High 5, Loyola led 3-0 over Rolling Meadows Lake Zurich (3-4) Saturday, April 2 a nice day as 10 different Ram-0: The Ramblers recorded justin the bottom of the first inning blers hit safely. Neil Udelhofenone hit. Jack Blindt managed abefore steady rain put an end to Chicago Catholic League Loyola 6, St. Mary's 5 (10(3 IP, 2 hits, 0 runs, 5 K, 1 BB)double, but that was the onlythings before the second inning. (CCL) Blue innings):Brian Vance had aearned the win on the mound. offense Loyola could muster inAt the time the gime was halted, Mt. Carmel (6-1) day toremember on Saturday the game. West was led by Alex Zimmer- St. Rita (8-1) for Loyola going 3 -for -5 with Friday, April 1 Not completed: man (1 -for -1,1 RBI,1 run), Dan St. Francis (6-0) a triple, 1 RBI and 1 run scored Hersey 4, Marshfield 1 (3Johnston (1 -for -1, 1 RBI), Jake Loyola Academy (5-2) in the first of'tyo games. In the Community School of Na-innings): Hersey was rolling Riportella (1 -for -1), Eric Outlaw St. Laurence (7-2) second game, he went 3 -for -3--pies' (FL) 10, Northridge Prep before the game was halted in (1 run) and Troy ohnson (1 run). Brother Rice (8-2) with 2 RBI for a total of 6 hits 0: BillySamano,MichaelMcCa- Providence Catholic (5-1) 3 RBI and 1 run. Vance got helprthy, Jeffrey Czarnik and Danny Marmion Academy (N/A) !I'IAI NIA1t PR O6 in the first game from ThomasStrenk all had one hit apiece for Smart (2 -for -4, 2 runs), Dannythe Knights, but Northridge was East Suburban Catholic GREGORIO Conference O'Brien (1 -for -1, 1 RBI), Seantaken down quickly Community Nazareth (7-0) Tully (1 -for -4,1 SB), Ryan Lin-School of Naples. CSN led 5-0 "GREG" CIRON Marian Catholic (2-5) Peistrup (1 -for -5), Liam McKe-after 2 innings and added 5 runs Marist (6-2) ough (2 runs) and Jack Lombardiin the fourth to end the game in Niles Notre Dame (3-2) (1 run). David Blankenship (2IP,5 innings. St. Patrick (2-2) 1 hit, 0 runs, 4 K, 0 BB) earned IC Prep 3, St. Viator 2: Cole St. Viator (5-4) the win in relief. Kmet (2 -for -4, 1 run,1 SB) Joliet Catholic (4-4) Loyola 9, St. Ignatius 4: In the did all he could for St. Viator, Carmel Catholic (3-1) second game Saturday, Loyolabut the Lions had problems Benet Academy (2-4) Marian Central (2-5) ANTIQUE AND COLLECTIBLE AUCTION Easy to Use! West Suburban Conference SUNDAY APRIL 10 10:00 AM 801 E. FRANCIS RD. NEW LENOX, IL (WSC) Gold Hinsdale South (5-2) Salty Evel Knievel Pinball Machine -Mounted Deer Heads, Antlers And ILLINOIS CRP SEED Hides -Four Pheasants In Right-Stadavox Electric Gudar-Two Polk -A - Leyden (3-4) Lay -Lee Ukulele's -Numerous Primitives -Clocks & Lamps-Vtg Willowbrook (2-4) Glassware-Vtg Brooches And Costume Jewelry -Beer Lights, Signs, QUICK ORDER FORM! Downers Grove South (5-2) Trays Etc. -Shop & Hand Tools -Yard & Garden Tools -Lamp Shades I & Globes -Lamps Parts -Kerosene Lamps-Barbie Go to prairieseedfarms.com to download Morton (2-2) Dolls -Linens -Small Lamp Tables And Much More 800-582-2788 or 641-766-6790 Addison Trail (2-2) Check www.auctionzip.com I.D. 19525 Proviso East (N/A) For Listing And Photo's HINTZE AUCTION SERVICE INC. Lic #444.000480 Other: Auctioneer Bob Hintze Lic #440.000682 EED ARMS rite Arizcazie exisezt4 Northridge Prep (3-6) 507 Grundy St. Mazon, II 60444 Cell 815-228-7634 / 252-1911 www.journal-topics.com The Journal I Friday, April 8, 2016 I Page 5B

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Poulos name a few. As portrayed by A good portion of Eat More Hot Dogs! British actor Tom Hiddlestonthis movie is devoted to his (35), who is most famously feisty wife Audrey (Eliza- known as Loki from "Thor" beth Olsen), a self -professed and "The Avengers" mov- singer who for some time ies, but will soon be making sang with him on his radio a splash across the board, show and on tour. Williams was a complicated That is until Hank was and demanding individual spotted by record producer Graceland in both his trade and private and manager Fred Rose life. (Bradley Whitford), thus Prairie Once again with just aboutseparating Hank's rising ca- all treatments of famous reer from Audrey's clutches. 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