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Haunted Houses Chief: Sergeant's Guilty Plea Makes For 'Tough Situation'

By RICHARD MAYER dismissed. Assistant Managing Editor As first reported by the Journal & Topics Newspa- The Mount Prospect policepers in July, Huntley police sergeant indicted on foul- crimi-charged Lietzow, 44, follow- nal counts in connection withing an alleged incident outside an alleged domestic batteryhis home. According to the incident pled guilty to a mis-McHenry County State's At- demeanor charge Wednesdaytorney's Office, Lietzow had in McHenry County court. a verbal altercation with his Sgt. Anthony Lietzow pledwife in the early morning hours guilty to resisting an officer,of July 19 after they returned the McHenry County State'shome from an evening out. The Local gawkers have called us about this one. A wildly decorated home on Thacker Street between Wolf verbal altercation reportedly and the Outer Belt Line, across from Prairie Lakes Park, is all dolled up for Halloween complete with a Attorney's Office said. Felony hot rod (zombie included), graveyard, rogue snowblower, floodlights and, of course, guts. counts of aggravated battery to escalated into a physical fight an officer, aggravated domes-where Lietzow allegedly tried tic battery and misdemeanorto choke his wife. Police were domestic battery were all (Continued on page 9A)

Any Interest In Citywide Water?

By TOM WESSELL Water Committee, is geared Managing Editor toward residents who utilize well water systems rather than Anew survey being distribut-Lake Michigan. It's believed ed to Prospect Heights residentsclose to two-thirds of the town's asks the question: Would youproperties get water from un- be in favor of having a reliablederground wells. safe city water system? If a survey respondent in - Homeowner on Palm Drive west of Busse Road in Mount Prospect took on a similar theme to the The questionnaire, devel-dicates they are in favor of a Thacker Street decorations in Des Plaines, going so far as to include a chopped -off head andhungry oped by the Prospect Heights (Continued on page 16A) raven basked in a ghoulish blue light. Halloween is next week. (Dan Wessell/TheJournal)

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847-952-181www.si wernpiumbing.com Fiage 2A Friday, (5&1154,PV, 20kiJ Ibe)l&rflOf vitivCvjournal-topics.com Giving Back -To Those Who Give Back Family Friendly Halloween In Downtown DP Activities Saturday At Metro Square, History Center, Library

Downtown Des PlainesDes Plaines History Center, will become a landscape of781 Pearson St., will host a safe and family friendly Hal-Dia de Los Muertos sugar loween activities tomorrowskull painting session. Ad- (Saturday). mittance is $2 for chamber Festivities begin at 10 a.m.members and $3 for non- with a parade at the center ofmembers. Des PlainesElementary School Dist. 62 honored local community members including two from Rosemont Metropolitan Square. Dur- Pumpkin races sponsored at Monday night's regular school board meeting at Forest School. Among the 19 community organizations ing the parade, the chamberby the Optimist Club will be recognized for donating backpacks and school supplies to Dist. 62's neediest students at the beginning of commerce will provideheld from noon to 3 p.m. at of the year were (from I. to r.) Christine Schap of Immanuel Lutheran Church, Stephen Marrin of Juno Light- ing, Rick Drehobl of the Rosemont Park District, Chris Gipson of United Way, Mayor Bradley Stephens of trick -or -treat bags with athe Kinder House. the village of Rosemont, Casandra Slade of Wintrust and Sam Mekky of Konica/Minolta. prize inside. A "Halloween Hoopla" (Shawn Clisham/The Journal) Afterwards, families candrop -in craft workshop will go trick -or -treating at abe set up from 1to 3 p.m. number of participating busi-at the Des Plaines Public nesses in the Metropolitanlibrary, 1501 Ellinwood St. Inaugural Obstacle Course At Woodland Trails Square area. After the craft workshop Other fun activities aftcloses, a free "Silly, Spooky River Trails Park Dist. will The inaugural event for chil-prowess. All participants will scheduled throughout theMagic Show" at 3 p.m. is host the Trails Youth 2K Chal-dren ages 7-14 is a 1.25 -milereceive a T-shirt, medal and day. scheduled as the finale of the lenge -Obstacle Course Racerace through Woodland Trailsgoodie bag. From 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. the day's events. from 9:30 a.m. to noon tomor-Park. Over 10 natural and man- row (Saturday) at Woodlandmade obstacles will be placed Trails Park, 1500 E. EuclidAve., throughout the course, challeng- Mount Prospect. ing determination and physical Crab Fest MP Police Plan Extra Through October #1 Crab Cake Po Boy Sandwich $7.55 Enforcement On We make your Po Boy just like they do in Louisiana. We start with a freshly baked white hoagie roll, and lettuce, tomatoes, seasoned dressing and our Maryland Crab Cakes. Also includes fries, and your choice of sauce. Certain Streets #2 King Crab Meat Salad Sandwich $7.95 This tasty sandwich is made up with Alaskan King Crab Meat mixed into a rich salad mixture. It is served on a freshly baked pretzel roll with mixed lettuce, slices of fresh avocado, tomato. Sandwich is also served with our homemade creamy cole slaw and potato chips. The Mount Prospect Police Dept. continues to conduct its #3 Grilled Crab Tacos $14.95 "Street of the Week" enforcement program where officers con- We grill King Crab meat and serve it on two flour tortillas. They are garnished with shredded red cabbage, homemade southwest salsa, sour cream and lemon wedges. Also intrudes Tex- centrate efforts on specific roadways for a one -week period. Mex rice, tortilla chips and our homemade southwest salsa. Police have already conducted extra enforcement periods on #4 Crab Salads $9.45 various roadways, but have several more weeks of enforcement Take your pick from our three crab salads:. mini Crab Cakes, Crab Meat or Crab Salad. All salads start with a bed of mixed lettuce. We Add freshly sliced vegetables, fruit and top it off with your choice of scheduled on other streets. crab and a choice of dressing on the side. Officers will set up enforcement on the following roads in the #5 Crab Bisque $7.85 With autumn upon us, what better way to warm yourself up than with our rich homemade crab bisque that coming weeks: is loaded with lots of blue crab meat. Your bisque also includes a buttermilk biscuit. Oct. 19-25- Elmhurst Road/Main Street (Route 83) #6 Maryland Crab Cake lunch/dinner $9.35 Our traditional Maryland Crab Cakes have lots of blue crab meat and are cooked in non -trans Oct. 26 -Nov. 1- Golf Road fat oil. Meal includes two Maryland crab cakes with your choice of having them either tried or grilled. It also includes french fries, homemade creamy cole slaw, lemon wedges and your Nov. 2-8- Burning Bush Lane choice of sauce. We suggest our homemade remoulade or tartar sauce. Nov. 9-15- Wolf Road #7 Crab Stuffed Salmon lunch/dinner $14.25 Nov. 16-22- Busse Road Our fresh Atlantic salmon stuffed with our crab stuffing and grilled to peritoneal. Meal also includes steamed broccoli, homemade mashed potatoes and a buttermilk biscuit. Nov. 23-29- Euclid Avenue #8 Crab Alfredo with Tortellini $12.75 Nov. 30 -Dec. 6- Lonnquist Boulevard This delicious tortellini dish is a crab -festers dream. It's smothered in rich Alfredo sauce with lots of sweet blue crab meat and topped with melted Parmesan cheese Also includes a buttermilk biscuit. #9 Crab Seafood Gumbo //inch/flintier $11.50 Crabfest 8 Mardi Gras come together to make this delicious dish. We load it with lots of sweet Want to Contact City Hall, bloc crab meat & Shritnp and simmer it in a rich Creole sauce. We then top it off with white rice. Meal also includes a buttermilk biscuit. Your School District #10 Steamed Large Snow Crab Leg % m.$18.95-11/2 ms. $25.95 Put on your crab bib and dive into this hardy Crabfest meal. You get a choice between two sizes of snow crab leg meals. Either a % pound or IV, pound meal Meals includes Alaskan Snow Crab Legs. corn on or Township? the cob. homemade mashed potatoes. cole slaw, biscuit, melted butter. lemon wedges and a crab bib. Maine Township Seafood Market & Restaurant Can Help. Visit 1220 E. Northwest Hwy., Des Plaines 847-827-1817 www.journal-topics.com Dine In * Carry Out * BYOB donsdockseafood.com 1111fFamily Owned Since 1951 & Click on Vitals! 4 www.journal-topics.com The Journal I Friday, October 23, 2015 I Page 3A MP Charges Move Cop Shop To Man With Salvation Army Site? Attempted Possibility Of Discussion Comes Up At Budget Meet

Murder Moving the downtown Desbe moved there as well. officials have discussed the Plaines police station to the Nearly two years ago, thepossibility of building a new Charges were upgraded this Salvation Army building at Journal & Topics first reported police station or moving to week against a Mount Prospect Algonquin and Mount Prospect that the Salvation Army waslarger quarters. About eight man who police say tried to kill roads might soon be discussedmoving from its Mount Pros- yearsago, the city had bud- his wife. by city council members. pect Road facility to Hoffmangeted $8 million to buy the Prettiest Davis, 29, of 1510 Aldermen brought up thatEstates. The property has beenformer Littelfuse property on W. Dempster St. Apt. 308, ap- possibility at Wednesday up for sale since about that timeNorthwest Highway where a peared in Rolling Meadows night's 2016 budget meet-with an asking price in the $8new police station could be court Tuesday, Oct. 20 where ing and there appeared to be to $9 million range. City offi-built, but the proposal did not he was charged by the Cook some support move forward. for such a dis- Charewicz County State's Attorney's Of- "We need to have a full city hall discussion." fice with attempted murder. cussion. asked aldermen Mount Prospect police arrested Ald. Mike Ald. Jim Brookman(5th) if they would Davis on Friday, Oct. 16, at first Charewicz be interested charging him with one count of (8th) said mov- in conducting a aggravated domestic battery. ing the police departmentcials have toured the site, butmeeting where the idea could According to police, Davis's out of its current downtowna decision has been made notbe discussed. He represents that arrest was the result of an Davis location to the 17 -acre Salva- to purchase the property due toarea of Des Plaines. investigation that took placelocal hospital. tion Army's Central Territoryother priorities. Pace Suburban "We need to have a full city at 4:45 p.m. Oct. 16 when of- Police said the female was headquarters would allow forBus has also indicated that ithall discussion," said Ald. Jim ficers responded to his homeinterviewed and stated Davis the adjacent city hall buildingis considering moving all orBrookman (5th). "We should for a 911 call. Upon arrival,had strangled her with his hands to expand. He said that not only some of its operation to thelook at moving city hall and officers reportedly located Da- during an argument, causing her the police, but the city's publicproperty. the police station. We need to vis and an unconscious female.to lose consciousness. Injuries works facility or offices could For years, police and citydecide soon." Mount Prospect paramedicswere observed on the woman's transported the female, laterneck, police said. Davis's bond identified as Davis's wife, to awas set at $150,000. 4k. IOWA INTRODUCING A NEW GENERATION OF CARE AT OAKTON PAVILLION Weather Report AND OAKTON ARMS The following weather statistics were compiled by North- For over 30 years, the staff of Generations Healthcare Network west suburban weatherman Karl Lindahl: has been committed to providing compassionate, innovative care Oct. 11-H. 76, L. 51, Pcp. 0 with peace of mind for seniors and their families. Creating family Oct. 10-H. 71, L. 39, Pcp. 0 Oct. 9-H. 64, L. 44, Pcp. 0 partnerships and providing these world -class services at Oakton Oct. 8-H. 83, L. 48, Pcp. trace Oct. 7-H. 78, L. 50, Pcp. 0 Pavillion and Oakton Arms is our mission. Oct. 6-H. 72, L. 55, Pcp. 0 Oct. 5-H. 67, L. 50, Pcp. 0 OAKTON PAVILLION Year-to-date precipitation: 28.28 -inches. Skilled Nursing 6 Independent Rehabilitation Center Living for Seniors Post -Acute Care

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Elk Grove Township trustees lic service, including said. "That level oftions, ability to build relation-trustee was the opportunity to chose Mount Prospect residentnearly a decade as a leadership will serveships with other government get involved at a local level and Bob Ingraffia to fill a vacancyschool teacher, and Elk Grove Townshipbodies and his overall knowl-give back to the community on the township board after fi- in leadership posi- extremely well." In-edge of the township. thatI raised my family in," nal interviews with candidatestions at the region- graffia retired from Township officials said In-Ingraffia said. last week. al superintendent's his career in educa-graffia is a 29 -year resident of Ingraffia replaces George He is expected to be swornoffice for Chicago tion in 2013. the township with his wife of 45Busse who was appointed in at a township board meetingand suburban Cook Sweeney praisedyears. He has two adult children Elk Grove Township clerk at next Monday. County," Elk Grove Ingraffia's strongand five grandchildren. the end of August after Greg "Mr. Ingraffia has more thanTownship Supervi- background in public "What appealed to me mostO'Brien stepped down having 45 years of experience in pub-sor Mike Sweeney Ingraffia finance and opera-about becoming a townshipmoved out of the township.

Race Heats Up On Both District 62 Excels Sides For U.S. House

By TOM ROBB The most recent campaign Journal Political Editor donation to DiCianni's county campaign committee for a re- The last month has seenported $1,000 was made Sept. several developments in the8 by Union Pacific Railroad, race to fill the seat in Congress according to IBSE campaign left open by U.S. Rep. Tammydisclosures. DiCianni raised Duckworth (D -8th), includingmore than $50,000 in the sec- a new Democratic candidateond quarter through June 30 and questions about Republi-and reported several large do- can fundraising. nations to his county campaign Duckworth's 8th Districtfund in July and September. Des Plaines Elementary School Dist. 62 teachers Kazimiera Kobylarczyk, Catherine Hanley, Dorothy serves Small portions of Des "I was not formally a candi- Henson, Debbie Hanstad, and school business official Nelson Gray received Awards of Recognition in Plaines and Mount Prospect.date until Sept. 13. We've been Student Support Personnel, Team, Teacher, and School Administrator Categories from State Superinten- She is not running for reelec-very careful and very specific," dent of Education Tony Smith during the 40th annual Those Who Excel/Teacher of the Year banquet in Normal last Saturday, Oct. 17. Paraprofessional Sheila Bellizzi was presented an Award of Meritorious tionItothe 1.1.54-4iouse, but isDiCianni said. "These funds Service. Two -hundred -and -fifty honorees were recognized on three levels and across multiple categories challenging U.S. Sen. Markwere for my county term which including classroom teacher, school administrator, and student support personnel. Recipients of the Kirk (R -IL) in a run for U.S.runs through 2018. It will help awards are, from left, Debbie Hanstad, Sheila Bellizzi, Nelson Gray, Supt. Jane Westerhold, Dorothy Senate. my office support charities in Henson, Catherine Hanley and Kazimiera Koblarczyk. Villa Park Village Presidentthe district, support candidates Deb Bullwinkel recently an-and non -profits" all of which nounced her bid to run for theare allowed uses of local, 8th Congressional District seat,county and state campaign hired campaign staffers, andcommittee funds. SOC Keeps Report To Itself said she would sign a lease DiCianni said Straw has filed on a campaign office in Villamultiple lawsuits against vari- By TOM ROBB recently discontinued use offindings in the report, runway Park. ous agencies. "He loves to file Journal & Topics Reporter two diagonal runways, whichconfigurations, aircraft glide Meanwhile, Republican 8thsuits," said DiCianni. at one time were primary run-slopes and other airport op- congressional candidate An- On the Democratic side of Members of the Suburbanways used. The new runwayerations. drew Straw accused his GOPthe 8th congressional race, O'Hare Commission (SOC)configuration orients flight Also hired in February was opponent, DuPage CountyBullwinkel starts out behind discussed a draft report frompaths primarily on a directLGN Aviation, an aircraft Commissioner Pete DiCiannipresumptive frontrunner, busi- aviation experts intended toeast -west trajectory. advocacy group also based in (R -2nd), of violating campaign nessman Raja Krishnamoorthi, analyze operations at O'Hare SOC includes member com- Minnesota. Both firms were finance laws, raising funds forwho has raised more than Airport and recommend op-munities Elk Grove Township, awarded six-month contracts his county campaign while$600,000 and over $596,000 erational changes to minimize Addison, Bensenville, DuPagetotalling $285,000 with JDA's intending to run for federal of-in cash on hand at the end of noise impacts. County, Elmhurst, Hanovercosting $220,000 and LGN's fice, a charge DiCianni strongly the second quarter reporting They took three hours toPark, Itasca, Roselle, Wood$65,000. Elk Grove Village denies. period. talk about the findings of JDADale and Schiller Park. Theand Bensenville both contrib- Illinois State Board of Elec- Bullwinkel said her team is Aviation Solutions Tuesday next SOC meeting is scheduleduted $50,000 each toward the tions (ISBE) officials said"rolling up their sleeves" to morning (Oct. 20) at Elk for 8 a.m. Nov. 17 at Itasca Vil-cost of the contracts. Funds candidates running for federalwork on fundraising and gen- Grove Village Hall, but didlage Hall. It is unclear whetherwere also put toward the con- office may not use campaigneral campaigning. She said they not release the long awaitedthe report would be releasedtracts from $190,000 SOC had committee funds raised for lo-would he walking the district, report itself. after that meeting or not. left over from an old FAA noise cal, county or state office races,going door-to-door, hosting SOC Chairman, Elk Grove When JDA was hired inmitigation grant. which are reported through thetown hall meetings and work- Village Mayor Craig John-February, its mandate was Under state open meetings ISBE. ing the phones. She has already son, said the report is still into study airport operationsand open records laws, when a DiCianni has not filed asetup a website and social draft form and, given recentwith a focus on existing noisedocument is cited in a meeting campaign committee with themedia accounts on Facebook, discussions of new runway re-corridors and project whatof a public body by the head Federal Elections CommissionTwitter and Instagram. configurations by the O'Harenoise impacts could comeof that body, such as a board (FEC), but said he has not Some of her priorities are Noise Compatibility Commis-from planned runway expan-president or chairman, the raised the maximum $5,000improving infrastructure, ad- sion, may undergo changessions and reconfigurations.document becomes public and needed to. He said he has notvocating for the middle class before it can be released toJDA would then recommendsubject to public disclosure. reached the window of timeand working to minimize noise the public. technical solutions that couldWhen challenged about the required to file with the FECimpacts of O'Hare Airport . O'Hareopened a new run-change noise impacts. JDA report not being released, after his formal announcementexpansion and runway recon- way late last week on the far Johnson said he and otherJohnson said SOC is not a Sept. 13. figuration. south side of the airfield andSOC commissioners discussedpublic body. Page 6A I Friday, October 23, 2015 I The Journal www.jouma I -topics .com

Police Blotter Van Driver Swings Stick At Car

These items are from Desthe report. Vandalism Reports truck in the 1000 block ofthe Journal & Topics News- Plaines Police Department Lee Street between noon onpapers has filed a Freedom of incident reports. The Des Friday, Sept. 25 and 8:36 a.m.Information Act request with Burglaries and Thefts Someone wrote graffiti on Plaines Journal publishes the side of a garage in theFriday, Oct. 9, according tothe city for the report. this police blotter every An unknown man smashed 1400 block of Willow Avenuethe police report. Wednesday and Friday.out the front door of Algon-between 7 p.m. Sunday, Oct. Someone shot several paint - If anyone has informa-quin Records, 532 E Algon-18 and 7:25 a.m. Monday,balls at a Volkswagen Jetta in pICKWICK THEATRE tion that can help solve aquin Rd., at about 3:10 a.m.Oct. 19. the 1400 block of Campbell 5 South Prospect crime, call the police de-Monday, Oct.19. Video A window was broken onAvenue between midnight and PARK RIDGE 'ail partment at 847-391-5400,surveillance footage of thea Honda Accord in the 3004:04 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 10. (847) 604-2234 III call Crimestoppers atincident showed the man car-block of N. Third Avenue Two doors were scratched MUST DATE THE PLAYBOY (PG -13) on a Lexus ES350 in the FRI, OCT 23 - SUN, OCT 25: 847 -699 -STOP, or send textrying a suitcase through thebetween 9 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 2:00, 7:00.9:30 800 block of Pearson Street MON, OCT 26 - TUE. OCT 27: 4:30, 7:00 message tips to CRIMESsmashed door. The suitcase 18 and 7:40 a.m. Monday, Oct. WED, OCT 28 -THUR, OCT 29: 6:00. 8:30 (274637) starting with thewas left inside the store near19, according to the policebetween 8 p.m. Friday, Oct. HOTEL TRANSYLVANIA 2 (PG) FRI. OCT 23 - SUN. OCT 25: keyword "ICARE" followeda row of compact discs thatreport. 9 and 10 a.m. Sunday, Oct. I:00, 3:45, 6:00, 8:30 MON. OCT 26 - TUE. OCT 27: 4:00, 6:00 by a message of up to 160had been rifled through.It Graffiti was drawn on the11, according to the police WED, OCT 28 -THUR, OCT 29: 4:00, 7:00 characters. was unknown if anything wasMcDonald's Museum, 400report. THE MARTIAN (PG -13) FRI, OCT 23 - SUN, OCT 25: taken from the store. Lee St., between 7 p.m. Sun- 1:15, 4:00, 7:30 MON, OCT 26 - TUE, OCT 27: 4:00.7:30 Road Rage A violin was taken from aday, Oct. 18 and 7:25 a.m.Retail Theft Charged WED. OCT 28 - THEIR, OCT 29: 4:00, 7700 classroom at Maine West High Monday, Oct. 19. BRIDGE OF SPIES (PG -13) FRI. OCT 23 - SUN. OCT 25: School between 1:35 and 2:25 A mirror was broken off a Nikolay D. Stanchev, 51, of 1:30, 5:00, 8:00 A man told police he was MON, OCT 26 - TUE, OCT 27: 5:00, 8:00 driving in the 300 block ofp.m. Tuesday, Oct. 6. Buick in the 500 block of N.1830 Pine St., Des Plaines, WED, OCT 28 - THUR. OCT 29: 5:00.8:00 Touhy Avenue at 4:45 p.m. A wallet containing a driv-Fifth Avenue between 2 p.m.was charged with retail theft, WOODLAWN (PG -13) FRI, OCT 23 - SUN. OCT 25: Tuesday, Oct. 20 when a whiteer's license, a Social Security,Sunday, Oct.11 and 12:30battery, and assault. He was 4:30 debit cards, and $90 cash wasp.m. Monday, Oct. 12. taken into custody at Jewel/ MON, OCT 26 - TUE, OCT 27: 8:00 Ford van cut him off. The ABBOTT & COSTELLI MEET FRANKENSTEIN taken from a Toyota Avalon The windshield wasOsco, 1500 Lee St. at 3:50 CLASSIC FILM SERIES man honked his horn at the THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29: 7:30 van at which time the suspectin the 1000 block of Whitesmashed, the hood was dent-p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 20. Police Street. 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These items are fromthe police report states. Of- Frost School, 1308 Cypress Dr.,was captured to assist with theApartments was covered in Mount Prospect Police De-ficers performed several fieldsometime between 8:45 a.m.investigation. graffiti. Police spoke with the partment incident reports.sobriety tests on SchumbringSept. 23 and 8:45 a.m. Sept. 24. Someone reported fall/Hal-Boxwood manager and advised The Mount Prospect Journaland he was administered a According to police, the motherloween decorations were stolenher the graffiti was required to publishes this police blot-Breathalyzer test where hetold police that her 8 -year -oldfrom outside their home in thebe removed within 14 days. ter every Wednesday andrecorded a 0.150 BAC, the son rode the bike to school Sept. 100 block of S. Owen Street A Des Plaines woman re- Friday. If anyone has infor-report said. 23 and locked it in the schoolbetween 10 p.m. Oct. 4 and 7ported Oct. 6 that the front mation that can help solve a playground bike lockup areaa.m. Oct. 5. passenger window on her crime, call Crimestoppers atFraudulent Activity with a chain and combination vehicle had been shattered in lock. Her son decided to walk the 400 block of E. Prospect 847-590-7867. Criminal Damage To A Mount Prospect womanhome from school that day and Avenue sometime between 11 Property DUI Charge reported Oct. 5 that three days left the bike at school. When p.m. Oct. 5 and 7:30 a.m. Oct. earlier on Oct. 2, she received ahe returned the next morning, 6. According to police, the Josiah J. Schumbring, 33, ofletter from a collection agency the mother stated the bike was Police received a call at 2:25inside dashboard was observed 1709 W. Dennis Dr. Apt. 2B,claiming she owed $217.12 formissing. According to police,p.m. Oct. 7 that a fence sepa-torn apart. Nothing appeared Mount Prospect, was chargedan outstanding balance fromschool officials checked secu-rating the Randhurst Villageto have been taken from the Oct. 4 with driving under thea Victoria's Secret accountrity video footage, but nothingJewel store and the Boxwoodvehicle. influence of alcohol, speedingopened in April 2013. A day and having an uninsured ve-after receiving the letter, the hicle. Officers around 11 p.m.woman contacted the collec- reportedly observed Schum-tion agency that informed her OPEN THIS bring northbound on Busseshe could submit a fraudulent Road from Dempster Streetactivity claim in order for the going 51 mph in a 35 mph zone. account to be refunded. SUNDAY After pulling over the vehicle, police reported SchumbringTheft Report For Last Day Of had bloodshot eyes and a strong odor of alcohol on his breath. A Mount Prospect woman Sale He provided a driver's licensereported her son's bike was A Ilk- to officers, but no insurance,stolen from outside Robert

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MP -Based Getting In That Fall Spirit Real Estate Firm Bought

RE/MAX Suburban, one of the largest residential broker- age firms in the Chicago area, has been acquired by Chad and Sarah Gilbert. Based in Mount Prospect, the company also has six other offices in the area. Chad Gilbert, 35, who will serve as president of RE/MAX Suburban, most recently was vice president at Stericycle, Inc., a Fortune 1,000 company headquartered in Lake Forest. Prior to that, he was vice president of national sales for Reinhart Foodservice in Rosemont. Sarah Gilbert is currently a director with the nation's larg- est drugstore chain. "We are poised and prepared to honor the great 38 -year his- tory of RE/MAX Suburban Barrett Winston (center) as the "Spirit of Fall" leads participants down the Nature Story Trail during Sunday's River Trail Nature Center Fall while taking it to new levels," Festival in the Cook County forest preserves near Mount Prospect and Prospect Heights. Other Big Deal Productions cast members enter- said Mr. Gilbert. taining fest-goers were Mike Kamarovsky as a grey squirrel and Megan Rivkin as a fox. (Shawn Clisham/The Journal)

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Clubs & Organizations Safety Precautions." Every- a.m. For more information, Rd., Des Plaines. Contact Trinity Lutheran Church, 675 one is welcome to attend. visit www.nwsgenealogy.org. Dee at 847-699-8798. E. Algonquin Rd., Des Plaines, Optimist Club of Des Plaines The meeting will be held in Upcoming speakers in 2015 will hold the third of a series will sponsor "Pumpkin Drag the Chamber Park Church Literary Review Book Club are: Nov. 10 - Tom Perski, sr. of Fine Arts programs at 3 Races" as part of the Safe building, 251 N. Wolf Rd., of Des Plaines has a limited vice president of the Chicago p.m. Sunday, Nov. 1. "Blessed Saturday Halloween on Oct. Wheeling. The church building number of memberships Lighthouse. Dec. 8 - annual Are They: A Concert for All 24. The races will be held is located near the museum available for the 2015-2016 Christmas party. Saints' Day," with hymns and from noon to 3 p.m. at the and gazebo on the museum season. Remaining luncheon/ anthems, will feature John Kinder House on the south campus. Visit the society's book reviews will be held at Religion Rutter's Requiem. This is a grounds. Kids can decorate a website at wheelinghistorical- the Des Plaines Elks Club on free event. A free-will offering pumpkin racer to compete on society.com. the following Fridays; Nov. St. Martin's Episcopal will be received. The public the track. Candy will be hand- 13, Feb. 12, March 11, and Church, 1095 Thacker St., is invited to participate. For ed out as well. Only pumpkins rospect Heights Garden Club May 13. Friends of the Des Des Plaines, will host its an- more information, contact can race, no watermelons, will conduct its monthly meet- Plaines Library have spon- nual Fall Craft Fair and Bake the church office at 847-827- bowling balls, gourds or any ing at 11:30 a.m. Thursday, sored this event for over a Sale from noon to 3 p.m. 6656. other non -pumpkin participa- Nov. 5 at the Gary Morava decade in order to provide an Sunday, Oct. 25. Handmade tion. The Kinder House is Rec Center, 110 W. Camp enjoyable luncheon and to decor, jewelry and a variety of Church Women United will cel- located at 781 Pearson St., McDonald Rd., Prospect promote books on interesting other treasures will be sold. ebrate 2015 World Community Des Plaines. Heights. Members will make subjects. Reviewers for the The Bake Sale will feature an Day on Friday, Nov. 6, at Christ fall wreaths or baskets. Each coming season will include array of homemade goodies. Church UCC, 1492 Henry Ave., Des Plaines Garden Club person is to bring their own Nancy Buehler, Lynn Rymarz, "Our Fall Craft Fair and Bake Des Plaines. Registration will hold its annual Holiday container, wreath or basket. Suzanne Hales, Lanny On, Sale is a great event which begins at 9:30 a.m. followed Luncheon and fundraiser, Members will bring dried and Barbara RineIla. For allows our church and com- by a program and lunch. Sue Thursday, Nov. 12, at Manzo's items from their yard for de- details, call Jeanette at 847- munity members to display Horgan, Outreach and Educa- Banquets, 1571 S. Elmhurst cor. Bring gloves, wire cutters 635-6780. All book lovers are their God-given talents," tion coordinator for Exodus Rd., Des Plaines. Raffle and and newspaper to make deco- welcome. said St. Martin's Rev. M.E. World Service, will be the Homemade Goods Sale will rations. For more information, Eccles. All are welcome. Visit speaker. Exodus World, Service begin at 11 a.m., lunch at call Pat at 847-577-2246. Rosemont Seniors Craft Fair the church's website at www. works with the Christian com- noon with a family style meal is slated for 2 p.m. Nov. 29 saintmartinschurchdp.com. munity to assist newly arriving followed by the program, "Ar- Northwest Suburban Geneal- at the senior recreation cen- refugees in the resettlement rangements for the Holiday ogy Society presents "Time ter, 6336 Kirschoff. There is Trinity Lutheran Church, process. For further informa- Season" by Jan Burdis, floral Travel with Google Earth", a no fee for the tables. Crafts 675 E. Algonquin Rd., Des tion, contact the church office designer, at 1:30 p.m. Raffle live webinar featuring Lisa of all types will be featured. Plaines, invites the com- at 847-297-4230. of arrangements will be at Louise Cooke from 9 a.m. to For more information, contact munity to participate in end of program. There is a noon Saturday, Nov. 7 the Ar- Shirlee Marchese at 630-267-remembering the saints on Christ Church Des Plaines will fee. Reservations due by lington Heights Senior Center, 1959. All Saints Day at 5:30 p.m. celebrate "Saluting Our Veter- Nov. 6 along with payment 1801 W. Central Rd., Arling- Saturday, Oct. 31 during the ans" at the 9:30 a.m. Sunday, which can be made by calling ton Heights. Get ready to ex- Health Contemporary Service and Nov. 8 service. Veterans, Louise at 847-296-3129. perience old historical maps, during 8 and 10:30 a.m. current military members and Make checks payable to Des genealogical records, images Low Vision Support Group services Sunday, Nov. 1. All their families, and members Plaines Garden Club. Website and videos coming together meets the second Tuesday Saints Day provides an op- of the community are invited www.desplainesgardenclub. to create time travel experi- of each month from noon to portunity to remember those for an uplifting service, cel- corn and Des Plaines Garden ences in the free Google 1:30 p.m. at Brookdale Plaza who were instrumental in ebrating local brave men and Club on Facebook. Earth program. Incorporate Des Plaines, 800 S. River nurturing their faith. women. automated changing boundar- Wheeling Historical Soci- ies and uncover historic maps ety will meet at 6:30 p.m. that are built right into Google Wednesday, Oct. 28. This Earth. Everyone interested month's speaker will be Keith in genealogy is welcome to MacIsaac, chief of the Wheel- attend. No registration or fee ing Fire Deparment. He will is required. Doors open at 9 discuss "Fire Hazards and a.m.; program begins at 10

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Students across Mount Pros-school's Global Team is spon-time capsule for the future.in the historic building whereFrank Corry, Mount Prospect pect are responding in a myriadsoring the Cents for CentralThe winning school will alsoit actually took place a centuryHistorical Society president. of ways to the challenge posedSchool project, according toearn an MPTV-televised proc-ago," Jill Friedrichs, campaign"We have completed the move by the Mount Prospect Histori-Michele Logar. The Globallamation from Mayor Arleneco-chairman, said. "In orderof the building, interior demoli- cal Society earlier this month.Team focuses on encouragingJuracek and the village board. for that to happen and for thetion, repair/replacement of the The challenge is to raisestudents to become "citizensThe certificate can be framedschoolhouse to be opened forback wall and roof, structural funds to complete restorationof our school, our community and hung in the school for years school field trips and publicreinforcement of the floor, con- of the 1896 one -room school-and our world." to come as a testament to thegatherings, the restorationstruction of an interior utility house through the collection of Meanwhile, across town atschool's leadership role in theneeds to be completed." stairway and installation of the spare change. Lions Park School, coordinatorcommunity. "Since the Mount Prospectelectrical, HVAC, fire alarm Large plastic containersTobey Black is having the col- "Mount Prospect will cel-Historical Society began itsand sprinkler systems. It has were distributed to participat-lection jug passed from gradeebrate its 100th birthday onadventure in 2003, the Societybeen an exciting project and we ing schools and other loca-level to grade level throughoutFeb. 3, 2017, and we hope tohas raised -- and expended --are almost to our ultimate goal tions during the last week ofthe week, collecting change asre-enact the signing of the vil-$370,000, almost entirely fromof restoring this iconic remnant September and students andit moves. lage's papers of incorporationprivate, local sources," saidof Mount Prospect's past." members of the public are "I thought it might be fun for encouraged to drop off their the kids to see the change grow- spare change through the monthing," she said. "It has already of October. become heavy enough that we Don't Miss It! The schools involved areare moving it on a cart." approaching the challenge in a Indian Grove School is also variety of ways. For instance,participating in the "Cents Lincoln Middle School Prin-for Central School" contest. cipal Jason Kaiz has pledgedCoordinator Carrie Stewarts to students that if they raisesaid the Grover Community $1,000 for the schoolhouse, heService Group has passed out Active will shave a lion symbol (thecontainers to all the classrooms school's mascot) into his hair.for the donations. They have Faculty has also set up jugs also distributed flyers to all the Senior Expd' where students can vote for astudents and displayed posters "teacher torture" by droppingthroughout the school. In ad- money in that particular jug. dition, they are encouraging "Our French and Spanishstudents to collect for Central teachers, for example, are will-School with a bulletin board Wednesday, October 28, 2015 ing to switch classes for a day.. that displays how much money If that is what a student wantshas been raised by each class- to happen, they put their spareroom, side by side. Atlantis Banquets change in that jug," said Kate Prospect High School is 1273 N. Rand Road Arlington Heights Sassatelli, Lincoln teacher. Shedisplaying the collection jugs 9:30 a.m.-2:00 p.m. is coordinating the effort withand encouraging students to (Located behind Target Store) fellow teacher Susan Howard.contribute their spare change The students will get to enjoyto the effort. Hundreds of Products and Services whichever proposed "teacher All of the schools are encour- Open to the public...no need to register! torture" raised the most moneyaging their students to "Trick FREE Seminars on Healthy Eating, from students. or Treat for Central School" Medicare, Finances and more St. Paul Lutheran Schoolon Halloween, using decorated kicked off its fundraising -coin milk containers from the school FREE Health Screenings collecting drive with a "Choose cafeteria. That money, too, will Your Own Dress -Up Day"be dropped into the various FREE Giveaways, Door Prizes Oct. 9. schools' collection jugs to swell FREE Parking "The kids were really ex-their collections. cited," said Deb Rittle, the third The schools' collection jugs 11:30 a.m. - Live Entertainmentby grade teacher who has taken onwill then be picked up by rep- Ron and Sandie - Sing & Swing Show the project coordination at St. resentatives of the Mount Pros- Paul. "The jug is about one-pect Historical Society during third full and we have smallthe first week of November CHICAGOLAV'S Gatorade bottles with a labeland taken to a local bank for SeniorThe Premier News Source forNews Active Adults Age in each classroom to keep it incounting. front of everyone's attention. Students from the winning 50 Better As they get filled, we dumpschool will be allowed to sign Alternatives them into the big jug in thetheir names on paneling that AlAwnstivAsSoniort. ..JOURNAL & TOPICS entryway downstairs." will be preserved within the Newspapers At Fairview School, thewalls of Central School as a Humana

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Three Des Plaines Commu-was just great." said Gerriestudent volunteers include: nity Foundation student vol- Kamm, horticulturist at the park. assisting homeowners in unteers helped Friendship Park"Rosemary Argus, the execu-packing and cleaning, Conservatory greenhouse stafftive director of the Des Plaines cutting elderly residents wash thousands of flower potsCommunity Foundation, oftengrass and raking leaves, during the past summer break. visits the conservatory and had snow shoveling for the The girls are Chippewa Junior asked if there were volunteer op-Des Plaines senior citizens and High School students looking to portunities for the students." disabled, give back to the community. Friendship Park Conservatory soliciting and picking up Lacey Argus, Kensey Reevesgreenhouse is a 10,000 -square - donations and contributions, and Hailey Suwalski werefoot building, which is where all recruitment of youth vol- happy to help out the Friendshipthe plants are grown for Mountunteers. Park staff and wash a portion of Prospect Park District facilities For example, the Des Plaines the 25,000 flowerpots that areand many parks throughout theCommunity Foundation has had washed every year. district. These facilities include: a presence at the annual Spring According to Friendship ParkCentral Community Center,Fun Fair at Mountain View Conservatory manager BarbaraRecPlex, Lions Recreation Cen- Adventure Center in Prairie Koch, the girls put in someter, Meadows Aquatic Center, Lakes. serious hours washing pots toMount Prospect Golf Club and "Four student softball players prepare for the next season'sFriendship Park Conservatory. got together off the field to lend planting in the greenhouse. The A number of student volun- a helping hand preparing for the conservatory is located at 395teers from Maine West Highevent last spring," said Argus. W. Algonquin Rd. School have signed up to vol- Student volunteers Maren "This was the first time weunteer their time for elderly Des Garnett, Lacey Argus, Mia used student volunteers at thePlaines residents. Thomas and Makenna Delafeld greenhouse, in addition to Some of the acts of servicehelped unpack and prepare the our regular volunteers, and itperformed by the foundationbicycle helmets which were Kensey Reeves and Halley Suwalski clean a portion of the 25,000 distributed to the children. flowerpots that are washed every year. The foundation had a tent at the event and gave out 100 bicycle helmets to the first chil- dren who attended and needed a helmet. Bike safety checks, bike safety information and minor maintenance were provided. Other student volunteer work includes the Des Plaines Snow Angels. During snowstorms this past winter, PaulBartholomae and approximately 25 to 30 Maine West students shoveled hundreds of driveways and sidewalks of local residents. Residents can call the Neigh- Kensey Reeves and Lacey Argus helped Friendship Park greenhouse staff wash thousands of flower pots during summer break. bors Helping Neighbors hotline through the Des Plaines Com- The flowerpot girls are Chippewa Junior High School students who munity Foundation. give back to the community by volunteering their time. "Mainly seniors call to have their driveways and walks "The new Sadie Rose Argus Issued by the board of trust- JOURNAL & TOPICS shoveled," said Argus. "TheseLeadership Award has beenees, a maximum of $2,000 will Media Group are residents who want to beestablished to recognize youngbe paid to a post -secondary independent and live at home,individuals who volunteer andeducation institution selected Publishers of 16 community newspapers, specialty publications, but who might be in their 80sshare their time and talentsby a student who earns this travel guides, magazines and website and 90s, have suffered a heartwith the Des Plaines Commu-recognition. attack or stroke and cannotnity Foundation (DPCF)," said There is no application for Todd Wessell shovel their driveway." Chris Pesche, president of thethe award. Eligible juniors and Editor & Publisher If residents can afford to payfoundation. seniors may be nominated by the student volunteers, they will The Sadie Rose Argus Lead- the DPCF executive director, Robert Wessell Richard C. Wessell, Jr. do so. Otherwise, the commu-ership Award will be given toDPCF Board members or a Associate Publisher/Sales Associate Publisher/Sales nity foundation pays $25 perstudents in recognition of theircommunity member directly household. The students mustefforts and volunteer hoursimpacted by the DPCF's work and by a student providing that Mary Alice Wenzl Annie Weaver also provide their own shovels directly related to carrying Director of Administration Controller and snowplows. The disabledout the mission, programs andservice. Those nominated will and elderly were very gratefulservices of the DPCF. Win- be reviewed by the nomination for the help. ners will be cited for: programcommittee that will consist Publisher 1946-2003 Richard C. Wessell, Sr. To show appreciation to theleadership, recruitment of youthof a minimum of four DPCF Mary Jane Wessell I Travel Editor, Co -Publisher 1946-2004 student volunteers, the Desfor volunteer activities, exhibit-trustees. The committee will Arlington Heights Journal I Buffalo Grove Journal Plaines Community Founda-ing exemplary character, andbe judging the student efforts Des Plaines Journal I Elk Grove Journal Glenview Journal I Golf Mill Journal tion recently unveiled a newcreating new opportunities forand volunteer hours directly Mount Prospect Journal I Niles Journal scholarship award targeted ,toindividuals in Des Plaines thatrelated to carrying out the mis- Northwest Journal I Palatine Journal Park Ridge Journal I Prospect Heights Journal junior and senior high school enhance quality of life. There aresion, programs and services of Rolling Meadows Journal I Rosemont Journal nosident requirements. the DPCF. Suburban Journal I Wheeling Journal students. 'rt '*'rktriiy,6tb/gceiii,11 Ne-1:6

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Great job by officer & Golf. Can Des Plaines when these get outdated andcoverage is on how horrible Just call our 24 -hour hotline at government please enforce new ones have to be bought Rauner is, our governor, 847-299-1500, or go to our web - Hello,I'm not from Des the property and ordinance and they need money, who who is trying to get Illinois site at www.journal-topics.com to Plaines, but I was in Des codes with the current are they going to? Dist. 207 out of trouble financially. state what is on your mind con- Plaines on Sunday, Oct. 11, property owner? There are is leaving .a dirt hill in place Why aren't they covering cerning an issue you consider to about 10:15 in the morning. weeds growing all across as cheaper to leave than how disrespectful Ma- be significant, and we'll publish Someone was across the the parking lots and it is a haul away. They are going digan is, and his cohorts it. If you would like to state your street across from Mc- major eyesore. to use it for sports so what are, toward the governor? opinion about anything, feel free to do so. Just make sure your Donalds. They turned on is the liability on this and What happened to respect who is going to upkeep the the office? Madigan has no message is brief, to the point their flashers. They had a Some don't like and within the limits of good hill? respect and is struggling to flat tire. They couldn't do apartment plan taste and acceptable to readers anything. Along came an hang on to any power that of a family newspaper. he might have. We need officer, driving squad car Residents of the 7th Ward Tired of parking 61, about 10:20 to 10:25. are highly disappointed in violations near to get rid of Madigan and He took control by blocking maybe things will be better. the approval of the town - school off the lanes and protecting homes and apartments on Disrespect is not how you drive around the gates. work with people. Media the people. He also went Northwest Highway close Very disturbed about the needs to learn that. I got the ahead and changed the tire to the Soo Line tracks, Construction parking violations every daytruth about Madigan. Let for them. I believe that of- S -Curve and 1/2 -mile from going on there at Brentwood School in Des Rauner do his job. ficer should get a big pat on the Cumberland train sta- the back and a shout out for Plaines. If I call the police, tion. Mayor and city councilby the time they get there, This call is in regard to a job well done for going members: residents will the driver has left. Several Innocent until the Speak Out of Oct. 9. above and beyond the call shop going west, not east proven guilty Someone called in about of duty. Thank you. Have a signs are posted, but always in downtown Des Plaines. ignored. Blocked cross- the corner of River and great day, now. Bye. Resident who already does. walks and driveways an This is Rick. I'm calling Oakton beginning to look everyday event. about the person that spoke like a used car lot. Come on Way to go, alderman Says turn over MP golf out against the Blackhawk man, woman, whoever you are, the construction work- course management Says out with top cops fans supporting Patrick Hooray for Ald. Jim Kane. I'm an American. ers probably do not have a Brookman (5th) sticking This is America. You are in-place to park their vehicles. Now that Mount Pros- Out with Garry McCarthy. to his guns concerning the nocent until you are proven What do you want? Pretty pect has a renovated golf Out with Bill Kushner. In traffic issues on Northwest guilty. Patrick Kane hasn't plants and flowers brought course at the cost of about with Hank Voight of Chi- Highway going east from even been charged with a in so they can make it look $9 million lets talk about cago P.D. Now, there's a Broadway at rush hour and crime yet. They are already prettier? It's a construction those who get to play for successful crime fighter. all times of day and night. trying to fabricate evidence area for a while. That's all I free. The spouse of each against him. Her lawyers want to say. trustee gets 25 free passes. State financial don't believe in her. Let's Why vote that way? Guess how many passes get all the facts in before each trustee gets? Wrong disaster long Make some room you start hanging the guy So, what's going on with you're too low. Each formertime coming out to dry. Thank you. Ald. Sayad, voting for and current mayor and their So now the feds are suing everything that Mayor Bo- spouses get free passes. Well the maxim "the big- Des Plaines because the city gusz wants? Sayad voting Do you think the police and ger they are, the harder theyAgainst Uber wouldn't accommodate the for Littelfuse construction, fire commissioners get free fall" certainly applies to the proposed Islamic center's rezoning request. Unfor- voting to raise taxes in Des passes? Only the tax paying state of Illinois as the walls Community Cab, Horizon Plaines, voting to accept chumps pay and play. The fall in due to its financial Cab and Rosemont Elite tunately, this makes Des high bids for work done in golf course should be man- fiasco. You know things are Taxi are licensed and have Plaines look bigoted. But Des Plaines. What's going aged by a third party like nearing the end when Lotto to pay city taxes in the formhave you seen the site they wanted? It's in the middle on Dick? the Billy Casper company. winners are not paid. Too of taxi licenses and medal- It manages over 150 golf many layers of government, lions, but Uber operates of an industrial park with weird access, big trucks, Says city should courses. The park district is too many over -paid govern- for free with no insurance. a fiefdom run for the benefitment workers who don't Des Plaines and Rosemont and manufacturing. It's a expand reach terrible place for a com- of the trustees and their cro-work, too many people who you should be ashamed for munity center. Can't the nies. End the pensions. Savedon't deserve bloated pen- allowing this company to Des Plaines should con- city please help these nice the taxpayer. sions, and too much crony operate in our city. sider doing more modern capitalism and corruption people find a better place advertising to attract new are finally coming to its for their cultural center? It businesses to our com- Too much spending natural cataclysmic conclu- Trains were here first would be a great addition munity. All the other local by schools sion. The lead up to this di- to the city, and it would towns advertise on major saster has been a long time Hey Des Plaines whiners, be fantastic to have them local business websites and I like where our money is in the making, but the actualstop complaining about the downtown. Is that strip social media. Opportunities going in Dist. 62 on buying collapse will be quick. It train horns. The railroads where Old Time ribs used are being lost. a sign for our superinten- will adversely affect every were here before you movedto be big enough? Didn't a dent dedicating a building community and will result into this town. They are the school nearby close recent- Property still and now all first graders in higher and higher taxes. only reason this silly town ly? If we work to provide an eyesore have laptops or iPads and exists. Stop complaining a better home to these nice they don't even know how Leave governor alone about the train horns. It's folks, perhaps the feds will Re: Old bus company at to write, print or know their for safety due to track work drop their suit and we'll corner of Mount Prospect A, B, C's. What happens I wonder why all the being done or for idiots that make some friends. Page 16A I Friday, October 23, 2015 I The Journal www.journal-topics.com Box Office Hours: TICKETS: Thurs-Sat city council meetings. LeelaArtsCenter.com LEELII 3:30-6:30 PM Water "There were no legal issues with respect to the survey questions," she 1-800-838-3006 ARTS CENTER 620 Lee St in Downtown (Continued from page 1A) told the Journal in an email this week. DesPlaines DesPlainestlistoric citywide system, they are asked to check"Elected officials do not endorse this PerforminglirtsCenter reasons that apply including: survey as falsely purported by some Well water ruins my plumbing,residents." Morgan -Adams went on to appliances, stains clothes and/or othersay because the survey is for statisti- property faster than a water system. cal purposes, no information exists on I don't have to worry about notthe survey in regard to costs or other COME BE SCARED! having water due to a "dry" well, lowdetails. water table, power outages, etc. A 2013 study paid for the city found I don't like the expense of havingbuild -out of the water system to the en- to buy, service and maintain or test alltire community would cost in upwards additional equipment needed for a wellof $80 million. system. After the results are tabulated, the I worry about the safety, taste, hard-committee hopes to determine which ness and/or coloration of the water. residents or are interested in creating

- The survey also asks if a respondentspecial service areas (SSAs) to pay for would be willing to lead, organizewater system construction. Prospect or in anyway participate with otherHeights, which does not collect a gen- Stories residents to create a safe, reliable cityeral city property tax, does maintain water system. several SSAs where property taxes of the The water committee was re-estab-are collected for a specific purpose of lished earlier this year as an advisorya period of time. committee. Its purpose is to provide "The survey in no way will be used guidance on bringing more Lake Michi-as a vehicle to impose city water on any gan water to the community, plus dealresidents who do not want it," Morgan - ca. with well issues, improvements, ratesAdams wrote in the city's summer and more. One of its first effortswas newsletter. to print and mail the surveys. The water committee meets at 8 aim. According to Wendy Morgan -Adams,on the third Saturday of every month at the committee wants to obtain statistical the Prospect Heights Police Station. It information regarding citywide water.is chaired by Bob Korvas, who success- Morgan -Adams serves as a legal advi-fully led the effort to extend city water sor for the committee and is also theto the Lake Claire neighborhood. Other elected city clerk. She has providedmembers include Kay Michaely, Gaeton updates on the survey's status at recentMinella and Ralph Kendall.

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Girls Volleyball Busy Stretch For Willows Academy

By STEPHEN GORDON ing on the Eagles. as a team and that's why weas they would go on a 6-0 runcated well on the court tonight. Journal & Topics Sports Willows was in the middle came up short. I think tonight we of their own led by the servingI really enjoyed the fan support of three games in three days aslost some points that we shouldof sophomore Emily Pater (8we got." The Willows Academy girlsthey played University High have won. I think we know howassists). However, Willows The second game found the varsity volleyball team (10-11)the previous night on the roadgood we are as a team. But wecould get no closer than 19-16. Eagles sprint out to small leads, has been playing matchesand lost in three, then traveledhave a tendency to get downDespite the two teams splittingbut unable to sustain any type of since late August. The grindto Morgan Park Academy yes-on ourselves when we lose athe last 12 points, St. Benedictoffensive momentum. Willows of a 23 -game season may haveterday (Thursday) to finish theircouple of points and we have a would go on for the 25-22 firstcommitted 4 service faults in the finally caught up to the EaglesIndependent School Leaguehard time recovering." game win. second game which allowed St. Wednesday night at home inConference schedule (results The Eagles did not come out "I think we learned a lot ofBenedict to jump out to a 13-11 Des Plaines as they faced St.not available as of press time).at the beginning of the matchour match from Tuesday nightlead. Willows would make a Benedict in a non -conference "Our main goals tonight were strong. After the opening gamewhich we carried over to thisfinal push to try to send the match and came out on theto be aggressive and to have fun was tied 4-4, the visitors wouldevening," senior Meg Stamel match to a third game behind the wrong end of a 25-22, 26-24out on the court," junior Sarah stretch out to a 7-5 lead and then(5 kills, 1 block) said. "It wasserving of junior Anne Lechner defeat on senior night. Carter (8 kills, 8 digs) said. "In go on an 8-0 run fora 15-5 lead.important for us to be more (9 assists) to get to within 22-19. This, despite a crowd of overour last match, we did come outWillows would do their best to unified on the court. I thoughtThe Eagles would tie the game at 100 people in the stands cheer-aggressive, but we did not playtry to get back into the matchfor the most part we communi-24, but would get no closer.

Boys Soccer Roundup Prospect, Maine West Booted From Regionals

Tuesday, Oct. 20 West 0: The Warriors of MaineSouth). Niles West -Niles North. Thethe host team with a 1-0 shut- West were hoping to fight past Maine South 1, Von Steu-Hawks are the No. 2 seed inout and will play the winner Class 3A No. 4 Glenbrook North, butben 0: Maine South will playtheir sectional. of St. Viator-Deerfield at 3 the upset bid was not meant tofor the regional championship Wheeling 1, Grayslakep.m. Saturday, Oct. 24 for Leyden 3, Prospect 1: No.be for the No. 13 seed. GBNat Niles North at 3 p.m. Sat-North 0: Wheeling (13-3-4,the Grayslake North regional 6 Leyden knocked off No. was able to power past West tourday against the winner of6-3-2 in MSL) knocked outchampionship. 10 Prospect with a balancedadvance to the regional cham- attack to advance to their re-pionship against Glenbrook gional championship at 3 p.m. South tomorrow (Saturday). Saturday, Oct. 24 against Lane. St. Charles North 4, Roll- While Lane is a No. 14 seed,ing Meadows 0: St. Charles they shouldn't be overlookedNorth scored goals in the 43rd BallroomDance after pulling off a mammothminute along with the 50th, 4-2 upset of No. 3 New Trier.64th and 72nd to eliminate ForSingles& Through two playoff games,the Mustangs in the regional Couples Lane has scored 12 goals andsemifinals. allowed just 2. Prospect ends Glenbrook South 2, Maine their season 6-10-1 (2-8-1 inEast 0: The Titans took care MSL) following a tough lossof Maine East to face their VFALCONAI' ESORCHESTRAIW to the Eagles (14-5-2, 4-2 indistrict rivals and neighbors, WSC) to snap a 2 -game win-Glenbrook North, at 3 p.m. ning streak. Leyden is on aSaturday for the regional five -game winning streak. championship. GBS improved Glenbrook North 3, Maineto 13-8-2 (1-3-1 in CSL 2nd & 4th Mondays of Every Month 7:00 PM to 9:00PM CALL NOW 1-800-254-7349 PRO TIECT Oct. 12 & 26 Nov. 9 & 23Dec. 14 & 28 60-60-60 Sale! Members:$7.00 Non Members:$8 60% OFF Installation! 60 Months No Interest! Frisbie Senior Center Open Mondays & Thursdays from 8:30 AM -8:00 PM $60 Gift Card with Estimate! Tues., Wed., & Friday 8:30 AM -4:00 PM 'V 52 E. Northwest Highway Our Metal Des Plaines, IL 60016 Roof Lastsa Lifetime! (Corner of Northwest Hwy & Mt. Prospect Rd) 7.4611tha www.PROTECTHOMEPRODUCTS.com (847) 768-5944 www.journal-topics.com The Journal I Friday, October 23, 2015 I Page 3B

Girls Tennis Grens Aim For Impact At Finals

By STEPHEN GORDON Jelena and Jovana Vujanic, all Journal & Topics Sports qualified for the state tennis meet which began Thursday at One would not think much ofvarious sites around the North- the Elk Grove Grenadiers girlswest suburbs and continues varsity tennis team's record ontoday and tomorrow. the surface this season. "I think as a team, we came After all, sporting a sub -.500into the sectional meet this overall dual record (6-8), a Midyear a very confident team," Suburban East record that sawGrens seventh -year coach them go without a team vic-Kristen Fisher said. "We prob- tory (0-5) and a bottom -halfably could have even qualified finish at the MSL conferencea second singles player for meet is not going to win muchstate, freshman Diya Matta, praise. had she not gotten injured But if you were to lookmidway through the season First doubles team of Lauren Oda and Jovana Vujanic (left) and 1st singles player Jelena Vujanic qualified a bit deeper into the Grenswith an Achilles tendonitis for this week's state tennis finals. season, you would find someproblem. We were hoping Dresch and Morgan Smith of positives. she'd be back by now, but itand not just how I can do inMarie Kapelevich (Cannel) on For example, look at theirhas not worked out." the meet." Thursday in the opening roundBelleville East at Prospect on 3-0 dual record in MSL Fisher, a standout tennis Regardless of how the Grensat home as the Grens are oneThursday. crossover matches againstplayer in the late 1990s at do at the state meet, their arrowof the host sites. Depending on "This season actually far West opponents. Look at theOak Park -River Forest, saidis pointing up with both No. her success, she could play herexceeded my expectations," Fisher said. "As long as my stunning play of junior Jelenaas the team got closer to the1 singles and doubles playersfirst three rounds at home. The players play their best this Vujanic who went 26-2 in hersectional, they each startedback next season along withGrens doubles team of Jovana weekend, I will be happy." matches at 1st singles. Don'tto believe they could win theMatta and No. 2 singles playerVujanic and Oda faced Kaycie forget the No. 1 doubles teammeet as a team and not justAshley Szull. of Jelena's sister, freshmanas individuals. Fisher herself "Ashley was a big part Jovana Vujanic, and her part-will be leading a team to theof our success this season," RETAIL BOOKKEEPER ner freshman Lauren Oda whostate meet for just the sixthFisher said. "She won some went a stellar 24-4. time in her coaching career.big matches for us." NEEDED To cap it all off, the GrensThe first four trips came while Fisher said both Vujanic won their IHSA sectionalshe was a coach at Riverside -sisters and Oda would not Must Know QuickBooks meet this past weekend scor-Brookfield. practice for the state meet on ing 20 points as they edged "I think for the first timethe courts of Elk Grove, but and Microsoft Excel both Rolling Meadows andthis season, I really saw therather on their own with their host team Lake Park by onegirls come together as a team,"own coaches. Making her Contact Art or Angie point each. she said. "It was like they feltthird appearance at the state 847-705-7200 Those three players, Oda,`hey, we could win this meet'meet, Jelena Vujanic faced

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