Thursday, May 14, 2020 • Hinsdale, Illinois • Volume XIV, Issue 34 • 48 Pages • $1 on newsstands Community journalism the way it was meant to be

Drive through preschool — Children and their moms attending the Union Church Early Child Preschool Mother and Child Program got a chance to visit their teachers the morning of May 6. Visitors stayed in their cars and stopped at three stations. At the first, teacher Kathryn Heine sang a couple of songs. Katie Szafarczyk read a story at the second and Beth Bozeman provided the moms with an at-home pack- age for continued learning at the final stop. Josephine Lange enjoyed singing the “Five Green Speckled Frogs” song. (Jim Slonoff photo)

Commissioners point to favorite Hinsdale eateries prepping for BAM singers share ‘Dream’ historic structures in town. Virtual Restaurant Week. with hospital staff. Page 5 Page 14 Page 34 Page 2 • May 14, 2020 • The Hinsdalean NEWS Next principal of Monroe School named

An experienced school adminis- leaders, and Kristin’s track the Monroe community and In coming to District 181, trator and Illinois native is the new record proves that she has look forward to her joining Reingruber said she’s particularly principal of Monroe School. the drive and qualities that our administrative team.” excited about the unique attributes The Community Consolidated we look for on our adminis- A former volleyball player, of Monroe. District 181 Board approved a one- trative leadership team.” Reingruber said her “coach- “It’s clearly a special school and year contract with Kristin Reingruber Reingruber, who lives in ing mentality” drives her I love how the Living Garden and at its May 4 meeting. Brookfield with her hus- leadership style. Monroe Bees bring the communi- Reingruber comes to District band, Mike, and kinder- “I like to listen to people ty together,” she said. “I’m look- 181 after 13 years with North Palos garten-age son, Tyler, is an Reingruber and understand their per- ing forward to working with a new District 117, where she served most Illinois native originally from spective,” she said. “When group of leaders and teachers. It’s recently as principal of Glen Oaks the small town of Ladd. She said her you see where someone is coming inspiring and invigorating for me to Elementary School and previously drive to serve as an educator springs from, you can work with them and challenge myself and try something as assistant principal (Oak Ridge from an innate desire to help others. see what will best meet their needs. I new.” Elementary School), curriculum “I’ve always felt like I’m the kind appreciate that everyone is different, Formerly a triathlon and Ironman team leader (Oak Ridge Elementary of person who wants to take care so you have to meet them where competitor, Kristin describes her School) and Technology Instruction of people and do whatever I can they are and coach them to that next family as “outdoorsy and active.” Coordinator (districtwide). She to meet their needs or help them level.” “We do a lot of hiking, a lot of began her career as a fourth grade become a better version of them- Teamwork is another cornerstone walks and runs,” she said. “We love teacher at Irving Elementary School selves,” she said. of her philosophy. to be out in nature.” in Berwyn District 100. “Kristin’s enthusiasm, passion for “When we all come together for a Her first official day on the job “We are impressed with Mrs. education, focus on collaboration collective purpose and work togeth- will be July 1. She replaces Justin Reingruber’s qualifications and and success in her previous leader- er to meet the needs of our stu- Horne, who will be the new princi- look forward to her taking the helm ship roles made her a standout can- dents, that’s when we experience pal at Timothy Christian School in at Monroe School,” said board didate for this position,” said Hector success. It’s not an individual thing Elmhurst, where he and his family President Margaret Kleber. “We Garcia, District 181 superintendent. but something that we all have a live. She will earn $109,000 her first have high standards for our school “We are excited to introduce her to hand in,” she said. year. Plants help seed LEAP’s goals

The annual LEAP Club tomato plant sale was held this week at Judy and Tom Casten’s home on Third and Washington streets. The Castens grew more than 32 varieties of heirloom tomatoes for the event. More than $13,000 was raised to help ben- efit the LEAP Schools in South Africa. Members of the Hinsdale Central Foundation were on hand to support the sale as well. Heather Fehrman from the foundation helps organize the tomatoes and the dozen other types of plants that were avail- able. Olivia Ostrowski, LEAP Club president at Hinsdale Central, was helped out by her brother Matthew, a current student at Purdue University and LEAP alum. Tom Casten hands Matthew a flat of plants. If you missed the sale there are still several plants for sale on Washington outside the Castens home. (Jim Slonoff photos)

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Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor virus — Candyce McLaughlin and neighbors on the 400 block of North Lincoln Street organized special recognition of their “tireless” mail carrier, Jay Taylor, known as “Mr. Jay.” The children on the block baked cookies and made signs, and the adults provided hand sanitizer and applause to let him know his hard work is appreciated, now more than ever. Thanks to Monica Toth for sending in this photo. [email protected]

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Page 4 • May 14, 2020 • The Hinsdalean NEWS Town’s past stands out in the present Hinsdale’s stewards of preservation share their favorite specimens from the rich landscape May is Historic Preservation Month, and who bet- ing. While building this home, Zook incorporated and to that memorial have been added the names ter to weigh in on the observance than members of several geometric patterns into his design, includ- of other Hinsdaleans who have paid the ultimate Hinsdale’s historic preservation commission? The ing a large chevron pattern over one of the three price in the wars and conflicts that have occurred in Hinsdalean asked commissioners to each submit fireplaces on the first floor. My favorite, however, the century since. — Bill Haarlow a structural selection — be it residential or within are the numerous wood cutout four leaf clovers that the historic downtown — that represents the kind adorn the front of the home. The home boasts tra- of vintage architecture that for which the village is ditional Cotswold cottage features, which make the prized. famed architect’s homes so distinctive, as well as Commissioner Sandy Williams, stumped by ornamental ironwork, exposed beams and intricate the challenge of choosing one from the plentiful brickwork. — Alexis Braden options, instead contributed her thoughts on the value of such timeless treasures. “Every well-maintained older structure that dis- plays the quality and style of another century adds to the character of Hinsdale. Our village is a beauti- ful, diverse, old community. Our historically signif- icant homes, large or small, tell the unique story of Hinsdale’s past. These tangible remains important- ly reveal who we were and what we value today.” Here are the picks from the other commissioners:

• My choice would be 106 E. Eighth St. In the late ’90s (my firm) designed the restoration of the orig- inal roof structure and front porch that had been eliminated at some juncture in the distant past. This allowed us to create the third-floor ball room. Part • 101 S. Washington, the old Gap building (and of the project was to enlarge the home to the south, current site of Marcus), built in 1927 by the archi- which required the addition to match the original tect William G. Burfield for Hinsdale State Bank. It’s house at all level of detail including millwork, stairs, a classical revival design, and facades are of terra tile, lighting, etc. The finished addition is seamless cotta articulations and brick masonry. — Frank with the original house. We had awesome clients Gonzales and we had so much fun restoring the house that it still remains one of my favorites. — Jim Prisby

• 419 S. Oak. This was the home of Mr. Clarke, our former village president, who, with the assistance of the American Legion chapter, led the fund drive to raise the money to build the Memorial Building. — John Bohnen

• The Hinsdale Memorial Building, “a gift from a grateful community,” completed in 1928. It is ele- • I am going to call out the R. Harold Zook home gant, restrained, enjoys pride of place in Hinsdale’s at 347 N. Elm St. This historic home is already well- front yard, and it establishes Colonial Revival as one known as a significant home in our village, due to of Hinsdale’s primary and timeless architectural the local celebrity status of its architect. However, styles. More importantly, by choosing to model the my guess is very few know that this home, built in building on Independence Hall in Philadelphia, 1936, is a twin to Zook’s own home, now sitting it makes direct reference to our nation’s found- at Katherine Legge Memorial Park, as the interior ing and is therefore an appropriate home for our layout of both these homes are extremely similar, • 46 S. County Line is a Tudor Revival designed village government and our public library. Most and it is their placement on their lots that causes a by R. Harold Zook. The home, built in the 1920s, importantly, it was constructed with private dona- second look. — Shannon Weinberger has been thoughtfully restored by its new owners, tions from village residents as a memorial to the whose attention to detail and restoration is amaz- Hinsdaleans who served and died in World War I, — compiled by Ken Knutson

The Hinsdalean • May 14, 2020 • Page 5 NEXT WEEK Got graduates? Community Consolidated Elementary Dist. 181 Board 7 p.m. Monday, May 18 https://www.d181.org Celebrate your graduate’s accomplishment in On the draft agenda: retiree celebration, insurance rate these unusual times with our special salute renewal, Chromebook refresh, Google Drive backup and secu- rity monitoring, 2020-21 assessment calendar, budget assump- to the Class of 2020 graduates. tions discussion

Hinsdale Economic Development Commission 8:45 a.m. Wednesday, May 20

https://www.villageofhinsdale.org Augie Simms Madison School Robert Koors Monroe School Lily Smith Hinsdale Finance Commission Oak School 7:30 p.m. Thursday, May 21 https://www.villageofhinsdale.org

Hinsdale Public Library Board You made it! Off to HMS! 7 p.m. Tuesday, May 19 Good luck and we love you! Congratulations! Love, Mom, Dad & Sam https://www.hinsdalelibrary.info We are so proud! Enjoy middle school. We are so proud of you! Congratulations! Love, Mom & Dad Good luck at HMS! We love you! On the draft agenda: nonresident library card resolution, Love, Mom & Dad Barbara Campbell operations update, personnel policy update Dee Ploma Hinsdale Middle School Chris Simon Hinsdale Middle School Clarendon Hills Middle School Hinsdale Village Board 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, May 19 https://www.villageofhinsdale.org

We are so proud of you! Congratulations! Hinsdale Zoning Board of Appeals Good luck at Concordia! We love you! We are filled with joy and pride as you begin Love, Mom & Dad 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, May 20 your next chapter! Good luck at Hinsdale Central! You’ve only just begun. Love Mom, Dad, Cap & Tassie First Grade here she comes! https://www.villageofhinsdale.org Love, Mom, Dad & Frankie Matthew Loris Fenwick Samuel Marino Hinsdale Central Brianna Rychlec Most of known COVID Hinsdale Central cases at ManorCare

A total of 167 Hinsdale resi- 5,117 confirmed cases, includ- Congratulations! The real world is waiting for you! dents have confirmed cases of ing 259 deaths, up from 3,922 We are so proud of you! Congratulations! Love, Mom & Dad Good luck at Concordia! We love you! All of your hard work has come to fruition. Love, Mom & Dad COVID-19 as of May 12, com- cases and 206 deaths a week We are so proud of you! pared to 126 a week ago. ago. Love, Mom, Dad & Brooke The DuPage County Health A total of 3,062 cases in Department reported 159 DuPage, including 601 deaths, confirmed cases in Hinsdale are related to long-term care Honor them with our keepsake and the Cook County Health facilities in the county. Department reported 9 con- The number of confirmed graduation announcement published in firmed cases in the village as of cases in towns neighboring May 12. Hinsdale are as follows: The Hinsdalean on Thursday, June 4, 2020. Included in Hinsdale’s totals • Burr Ridge, 70 are 147 cases and 19 deaths • Clarendon Hills, 33 • Preschool • Kindergarten • Elementary associated with ManorCare, • Oak Brook, 77 according to the Illinois • Western Springs, 23 • Middle School • High School • College Department of Public Health. • Westmont, 241 Amita Hinsdale Hospital The health departments’ had 25 confirmed COVID-19 websites are at https://www. patients and 10 patients await- dph.illinois.gov, https://www. Price: $79 ing test results on Tuesday, a dupagehealth.org and https:// spokeswoman said. www.cookcountypublichealth. Deadline: Tuesday, May 26 • 5 p.m. DuPage County has a total of org. To be included on these special pages, Honor favorite grads email Tina at [email protected] in The Hinsdalean or call at (630)323-4422 The Hinsdalean is offer- name, photo, school and a Include the following information: ing a special opportunity to brief, 20-word message. 1. Your name and daytime phone number honor graduates with a keep- The cost is $79 for baseball sake graduation announce- card-sized ad. 2. Graduate’s name, school, message (up to 20 words) ment that will be published To be included in these spe- Thursday, June 4. cial pages, call (630) 323-4422 Graduates from preschool or send an email to tinaw@ to college and beyond can thehinsdalean.com by 5 p.m. The Hinsdalean be recognized in these ads, Tuesday, May 26. One town. One paper. Celebrating success. which feature the graduate’s

Page 6 • May 14, 2020 • The Hinsdalean NEWS Hinsdale Restaurant Week goes virtual Campaign to boost local dining options during shutdown will serve up tasty dishes By Pamela Lannom ■ [email protected] FLATTENING THE CURVE This is another in an Hinsdale’s first Virtual ongoing series of stories Restaurant Week is set for May on how COVID-19 is af- 18-24. Don’t worry — the food fecting people in Hinsdale. will be real. And delicious. At Vistro, chef/owner Paul Vistro Snack tray, a riff on a Virant’s carryout menu will Wisconsin supper club relish feature a family meal for four tray, and the steak frites with with fish and chips, celery root an aged strip steak and home- remoulade, a choice of salad made steak sauce. A favorite (little gem, Caesar or kale) and dessert is the Sundae Fun bread pudding for desert for Day Kit with hard packed ice $60. cream (vanilla, roasted straw- Virant recently resumed car- berry or cookie dough), house ry-out service at Vistro (and sprinkles, homemade magic Vie in Western Springs) May shell topping, toasted pecans, 1 after closing the restaurants seasonal fruit preserves and completely for six weeks. In whipped cream. addition to the family meals, At Giuliano’s, owners Cathy Vistro is offering select menu and Mick Weisz have been favorites, cocktail kits and working to perfect curbside more. This past Sunday Virant and no-contact delivery since Michael Todish of Nabuki delivers a curbside order earlier this week. Nabuki and other offered a special Mother’s Day the dining room was closed in restaurants in town will participate in Hinsdale’s first Virtual Restaurant Week May 18-24. brunch menu. March. For a list of participants visit https://www.hinsdaledining.com. (Jim Slonoff photo) Business has been good, he “I feel very fortunate for said. what we do have right now,” At a time when the dining was doing a virtual restaurant said Sammy Hanzel, recre- “It’s a unique week because Cathy said. “We have great room is closed and catering week,” she said. “We said, ation supervisor, who also is we have Mother’s Day and customers. We’ve been very, business has been lost, she and ‘Why not try it?’ working on the event. we’re doing stuff for that, too,” very lucky.” Mick appreciate the opportu- “With everything going on, I Jill Sunderson, chair of the he said last week. “We’re going The restaurant’s diverse nity to be part of the restaurant know everyone is really strug- village’s economic develop- to have a good week.” menu offers something for week promotion — and every- gling,” Bereckis added. “We ment commission, said she Given Gov. JB Pritzker’s everyone, she said, from chick- thing else the village has done. want to make sure we’re draw- hopes the week reminds res- Restore Illinois plan, which en tenders and buttered noo- “By letting us sell wine and ing attention to our local busi- idents that restaurants are a allows restaurants to open in dles for kids to more sophisti- beer, just trying to help us nesses.” vital part of the village’s charm Phase 4, Virant does not expect cated dishes like rigatoni and manage this crisis, they have The village and its econom- and residents’ quality of life. to welcome customers back to vodka sauce. been very supportive,” she ic development commission “Virtual Restaurant Week is his dining room until the end “People don’t think of said. already sponsor a restaurant one additional way to keep our of June at the earliest. Giuliano’s for burgers or ribs week in March. The virtual residents safely engaged with “Hopefully what we’re doing but we’ve got it,” she said. Cooking up the plan version will include establish- our local restaurants during a makes sense,” he said. “We’re Many have been placing ments that have participated time when it’s easy to disen- going to continue to do the orders for healthy options. The idea for Hinsdale’s in that and some newcom- gage,” she said. “We hope this family meals for four. That “Our harvest bowl has done Virtual Restaurant Week came ers. (For a list of participating virtual event continues to drive will change each week to keep really well. The market salad from another suburb, said restaurants visit https://www. awareness that our favorite things interesting and then has done really well,” Cathy Heather Bereckis, superinten- hinsdaledining.com.) restaurants are open curbside we’ll have an additional a la said. “It makes me tear up dent of parks and recreation “Ultimately the goal is to just for many of the familiar meals carte menu.” thinking how amazing our for the village. get as much publicity out there that we’ve grown to love over Virant is excited about the customers have been.” “We saw the city of Wheaton for all of them as possible,” the years.”

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Car burglarized, backpack found for the times you

Police located a backpack in the middle of the street in the 700 block of South County Line between midnight and 4:05 a.m. can’t be there. May 11. Medication was found in the backpack belonging to a resident of the 900 block of South County Line Road, who said his car had been rummaged through.

License plate stolen from garage

A license plate from a vehicle the victim no longer owned was stolen from his garage in the 100 block of North Lincoln Street between 4 p.m. March 21 and noon March 26. The victim report- ed the incident May 8 after receiving notice from the Illinois Tollway for unpaid I-PASS tolls.

Home’s window vandalized

A small hole was reported in a home’s window on the 5700 block of South Grant Street. The damage occurred between 8 a.m. May 1 and 4:30 p.m. May 3. A BB pellet was located on the Award Winning Home Care ground outside the window.

Respirators stolen from hospital

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Page 8 • May 14, 2020 • The Hinsdalean 60 SECONDS Program strengthens teen’s commitment to service

Volunteer work has always been through $15,000 in funding. Therese Hawkins said McCarthy part of Dot McCarthy’s life. From Before deciding where the fund- was an obvious choice for the YC2 preparing breakfast for guests ing would go, students agreed program. at the PADS homeless shelter to to focus their efforts on equity in “Dot fully embodies Nazareth’s raking leaves for senior neighbors, health care and education. They pillars of scholarship, service, spir- McCarthy said she enjoys giving then reviewed applications from it and unity,” Hawkins said. “Her back to her community any way almost 40 area programs. The personal qualities of optimism, she can. group’s work took a turn earlier compassion and desire to leave Involvement in Community this year when schools closed due a positive mark on her world are Memorial Foundation’s sec- to the COVID-19 crisis. Meetings inspiring and make her an out- ond annual Young Community became virtual, but the work con- standing role model as a young Changemakers program allowed tinued, resulting in the decision woman.” her to take her commitment to to split the money between Alivio Even while sheltering in place, service to a whole new level. Medical Center, and School and McCarthy and her family have The Young Community Tutors on Wheels, now known as found ways to serve by sewing Changemakers program, also TEACH. masks and making cards for known as YC2, is a leadership McCarthy said she came away seniors. development program designed to from the experience with a wider, “We’re very lucky in that we are educate and empower local youth more realistic view of the needs of able to give to others,” she said. to become the next generation of nonprofit organizations within the As she prepares to enter her philanthropists. community. Among other things, senior year, McCarthy has begun “It’s something that allows you she learned about the behind-the- to consider what she will study to be more in charge and directly scenes needs and overhead costs in college and where she will go. involved,” McCarthy said — a rare that must be met in order for any She said any path she chooses will DOT MCCARTHY opportunity for someone her age. organization to effectively pursue include ways to give of her time, LIVED IN ENGLAND FOR 3 YEARS • THIRD- Made up of juniors and seniors its mission. She also gained a talent and treasure. Thanks to her GENERATION SAXOPHONE PLAYER • from Nazareth Academy and clearer understanding of how to experience with YC2, she said she MEMBER OF REDEEMER LUTHERAN Lyons Township High School, YC2 best use her own resources. has a better understanding of how is an opportunity for young peo- “This experience really changed to use those gifts for the greatest CHURCH • HOPES TO STUDY ABROAD IN ple to explore the needs around my views on what philanthropy good. COLLEGE • MEMBER OF THE NAZARETH them. They then decide as a group actually is,” she said. — story by Sandy Illian Bosch, SOFTBALL TEAM, SPANISH CLUB AND MU how to best address those needs Nazareth Academy Principal photo by Jim Slonoff ALPHA THETA MATH HONOR SOCIETY

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The Hinsdalean • May 14, 2020 • Page 9 OPINION

EDITORIAL On-street dining is just an idea — but a good one Beep, beep, beep. But we believe these obstacles can be over- in town. Let’s back up a bit. come if all parties work together in a spirit of We know there are other considerations to be Despite the media hype that might suggest collaboration and creativity. addressed and other questions to be asked, with otherwise, Hinsdale will not offer outdoor din- Street closures could be limited to a certain parking for employees who work downtown at ing on its downtown streets in the near future. night of the week, like Thursdays to replace the the top of the list. But it is a discussion worth hav- Village officials are not planning to violate Gov. Uniquely Thursdays series that is likely to be ing, and we encourage the village to assemble a JB Pritzker’s five-phase plan to Restore Illinois. canceled. Or they could occur only on weekends task force of restaurant owners and retailers to What they are doing is starting a conversation when many retailers are closed. Outdoor seating work with the village’s economic development about steps the village could take to expand could be limited for each restaurant to the num- commission on the concept. Spend the next few restaurant capacity once eateries are allowed ber of tables it lost indoors due to social distanc- weeks developing a plan that will be ready for to reopen in phase 4. Many expect that won’t ing requirements. implementation when phase 4 begins. happen until the end of June at the earliest, but Or maybe the key to making this work is to Some business owners downtown already the time to plan is now (as Village President Tom think even bigger and transform most of the have expressed concerns. We encourage all mer- Cauley notes in a letter to the editor on Page 11). downtown into a pedestrian mall during July chants to focus on the possibilities for the central Even though this idea still isn’t fully formed, and August. The parking deck is set to be open by business district as a whole and to devote their we are as intrigued by it as are Cauley, village that time, which would allow convenient parking energies to finding creative fixes for any prob- trustees and village manager Kathleen Gargano. with easy access to the central business district. lems they anticipate. Yes, there are many concerns that must be Restaurants along Washington Street could Hinsdale is filled with intelligent, creative and addressed: How will the plan ensure an even be furnished with a platform to account for the committed business owners and residents. We playing field for all establishments? What about slope of the street. Retailers could take advan- are confident they can work together to brain- restaurants like Nabuki that are thriving with tage of space outdoors to showcase their wares storm innovative ways to bring patrons to town carryout? What about the retailers who were and ensure social distancing for customers. A this summer. That way, when we finally reach forced to close for weeks and finally have been concierge area in the parking deck could serve phase 5 and return to normalcy, there will still be able to open for curbside pickup? as a pick-up area for merchandise from any store some businesses for them to patronize.

COMMENTARY Mental Health Month needed now more than ever Schools have been closed since resonate with you. “Everybody who is “Laughter is the best medicine,” March 13. • Practice gratitude alive gets sad from time the old saying goes. And there’s Quarantine has been in effect I’ve kept a gratitude to time, and that is OK,” actual evidence that laughter since March 21. journal for close to two he said. is good for us. It reduces pain, We’ve adjusted our celebra- decades. At first I scoffed Sadness, anger, frus- allows us to tolerate discomfort, tions of birthdays, anniversaries, at the idea as simplistic tration. The only way we reduces blood sugar levels and Passover, Easter and Mother’s and ineffective. loosen the hold these helps blood vessels function Day and graduations. I had no understand- emotions have on us is better, according to an article in And now it’s the middle of May ing of the power it has to by feeling them and let- Psychology Today. — a month that has both taken refocus your attention ting them go. Funny cat video, anyone? forever to get here and has shown on things that are going • Seek out diversions • Remember we are all connect- up without any of the usual mark- well, even on the worst Pamela Lannom Denial is not a helpful ed ers that prepare us for its arrival. days. strategy when it comes Patrice Karst’s “The Invisible May is also Mental Health • Seek professional to dealing with difficult String” is a beautiful story at any Month, which seems oh-so-ap- help situations, but endless rumina- time — and particularly now. propriate this year. So many have In a 2013 column titled “My tion isn’t helpful, either. It’s also It tells the events of one stormy ongoing struggles with mental name is Pam, I have a therapist” exhausting. night when twins learn about the health issues, which have been I admitted, for the first time in When I find myself immersed Invisible String from their mom. exacerbated during this unusual print, that I had been seeing a too deeply in COVID-19, I take a “As they slept, they started time. therapist for more than decade. break. I’ve enjoyed escaping into dreaming of all the Invisible And so many more of us have (Previously I had identified all Dan Brown novels and episodes Strings they have, and all of the found the challenges of this pan- her good advice in my column as of “Lego Masters” and heading strings their friends have, and demic are taking a toll. coming from a friend.) outside for some fresh air. their friends have, and their We have a story on Page 17 I still see her (or have phone • Help others friends have, until everyone in the of this issue talking about the conversations with her, as of “The fragrance always stays world was connected by Invisible struggles our health care profes- March) for help with everything in the hand that gives the rose,” Strings. sionals are facing and some of from adjusting my perspective on Hada Bejar writes. So true. “And from deep inside, they the resources that are available to daily matters to coping with major When I reach out to others, by now could clearly see no one is them and the general population. life issues. sending a card or making a phone ever alone.” I thought I’d take some time • Feel the feelings call or dropping off dinner, I help — Pamela Lannom is editor of today to share some of the strate- In an NPR podcast, Sesame them feel better. I inevitably end The Hinsdalean. Readers gies I use to try to maintain good Street’s Grover reminds kids of all up feeling better, too. can email her at mental health. Maybe some will ages that it’s OK to be sad. • Laugh [email protected].

Page 10 • May 14, 2020 • The Hinsdalean OPINION GUEST COMMENTARY LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Tending to pesky Village president elaborates on idea for on-street dining I wanted to make you aware of an business for the town’s restaurants. I am idea that the village board of trustees happy to report the idea was met with bookcases, redux discussed at last Tuesday’s meeting that overwhelming enthusiasm from village has received some media coverage. trustees, members of the business com- The current cri- to the pundits, too Now that Gov. JB Pritzker has put munity and residents. sis has triggered often I find myself into effect a phased plan for re-opening It’s important to note we are not yet the recollection squinting to see various businesses in our state, we want at the point where restaurants will be of a question in what they’ve read, to explore how we could enhance our allowed to open, given the governor’s the muddle in or perhaps more downtown area for our residents and order, but the time to plan is now. the middle of accurately, what allow for businesses to prosper in new Planning now puts the village in the best my head, where they want others ways. position to consider all businesses in the there’s plenty of to think they’ve Following social distancing guidelines downtown, including the carryout busi- room for faint read. It’s tough set by the state, restaurants will need nesses. The village board and staff want relevance. The squinting, for more space for seating. We discussed to do everything we can to ensure our recollection was most of the titles the idea of closing down portions of First current carry-out businesses grow and of something I’d Jack Fredrickson are too far back Street, Washington Street and Hinsdale eventual table dining can be prosperous. read, perhaps to be identified, Avenue to allow restaurants to set out We will continue this discussion, and 30 years ago, in a Chicago though now and again I rec- tables for outdoor dining on the street. others, and strive to make downtown business publication. It ognize one or two. They are The closing of the streets will, of course, Hinsdale the best it can be. — Thomas was an exchange between justifiably weighty tomes, need to accommodate the carry-out K. Cauley, village president several real estate agents mostly histories, as would about what they’d do with be expected from news and bookcases encountered in political commentators, Shakespearean sonnet examines life in quarantine houses they were trying to although one particularly I’ve always loved writing We’ll garden, dance, and read market. All agreed book- forthright fellow’s shelves Shakespearean sonnets as an English throughout the day, cases were a problem, and were stocked with nothing major so I decided to write one about our And spy a turtle on our nature hikes. the solutions they offered but cookbooks, and there’s current time in quarantine. ranged from the extreme — something to be admired in We keep our frontline workers in our tearing them out or drywall- that, too. The Ides of March befalls our precious hearts, ing over them — to arrang- Still, while I find the sight world, Connect with loved ones, laugh, and ing tchotchkes as an alter- of all those books on all As children say goodbye to days at reminisce, native to leaving the shelves those shelves pleasing, I school, Rekindling hobbies, dabbling in the arrogantly bare. None of the can’t stop remembering They carry books and plants with ten- arts, agents — and here I must that long-ago discussion of drils furled, In effort to replace our fears with bliss. stress I doubted they were what to do with bookcases. I To shelter them under domestic rule. necessarily representative believe our current shelter- In solar promises of warmer weather, of their peers — proposed ing-in-place is accelerating “We’ll make the best of it” we daily say, Our hopes renew as we grow strong putting books on the darned the transition of reading With music, baking, walks, and riding together. things. from paper to screen. bikes, — Emily Campbell, Hinsdale Then, as now, I was a E-reads are everywhere, book acquirer — the more instantly available, anytime, books spilling off shelves direct to us with just a touch onto the floor, the happier I of a finger, in great variety, am — and I was troubled by cheap from online sellers, their views. But I dismissed even free from our local them ... until now. In these library. That’s hard to deny days of at-home television in these homebound times. punditry, I’ve been delight- And so I anticipate read- ed to see backgrounds of ing, perhaps in the electron- bookcases filled with books ic version of a Chicago busi- in the living rooms and ness publication, a panel of dens of opiners everywhere. real estate agents discussing No drywall cover-ups, no what to do with those pesky tchotchkes, no nothin’ but bookcases. books for our crop of influ- — Jack Fredrickson of encers, I am relieved to see. Hinsdale is a contributing Yet those backgrounds of columnist. Readers can books are a distraction, for email him at news@thehin- instead of paying attention sdalean.com.

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The Hinsdalean • May 14, 2020 • Page 11 OBITUARIES owell Genevieve “Jean” Brown P Genevieve “Jean” McDonough Brown, the destiny of her birth name to full flow- Funeral formerly of Hinsdale, passed away May 5, er by giving her all to her family, friends 2020, with family at her side at Plymouth and community. Directors Place in LaGrange Park after a long ill- She was preceded in death by her ness. daughter, Anne Saye. Caring for Hinsdale Jean, 94, was born in the coal-mining She is survived by her children, for 39 years town of Carbondale, Penn., and lived Clement, Kathleen Cullather, Maureen in a close-knit Irish Catholic family and Parton, Jean Richey, Lisa Lizzo and Facilities available at: community, filled with aunts, uncles and Brown John; her 13 grandchildren, Beau 7000 S. Madison St. cousins. Her parents, Agnes (McDonnell) Brown, Brittany Brown O’Hara, Jean and John McDonough, had three generations Saye Riley, Maggie Saye, Claire Cullather, Peter 630.703.9131 living under one roof. Growing up in a multi- Cullather, Jane Parton, Nathaniel Parton, Greer Brian Powell, Sr. generational household instilled in Jean a deep Richey, John Lizzo, Andrew Brown, Ellen Brown Brian Powell, Jr. www.powellfuneraldirectors.com devotion to family, setting her life’s direction. and Jack Brown; and two great-grandchildren, After graduating from Benjamin Franklin High Fallyn and Griffin O’Hara. School in Carbondale in 1943, Jean answered A memorial Mass and reception will be the call to address the urgent nationwide short- announced at a later date due to the COVID- age of nursing professionals and entered nurs- 19 pandemic. Burial will take place at St. Louis ing school in Scranton, Penn. She then left her Cemetery in Clarksville, Md. An online guest- hometown for Washington, D.C., to work at book is available at https://www.sullivanfuner- Doctors Hospital. There, Jean met Dr. Clement alhomehinsdale.com for those who would like R. Brown Jr., who would become her husband. to show support for the Brown family or share Together, they made a succession of homes a memory. throughout the East and Midwest for their seven In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made children. online to the Sisters of St. Joseph in Chestnut )81(5$/+20( After her husband’s passing in 1993, Jean Hill at https://www.ssjphila.org; the Andrew &5(0$7,216(59,&(6 made her home in Hinsdale to be close to her McDonough B+ Foundation at https://www. (VW children residing there and in La Grange and bepositive.org; the National Shrine of St Jude at Winfield. She was a longtime member of St. https://www.shrineofstjude.org); or Alzheimer’s Isaac Jogues Parish in Hinsdale. Given the name research at www.alz.org. Genevieve, a name of French origin which Sullivan Funeral Home in Hinsdale handled means “of the family,” Genevieve lived bringing the arrangements. Outstanding Service Linda M. Campbell And Amenities Linda M. Campbell, 67, of Hinsdale, (Colleen) Campbell and Matthew passed away May 6, 2020, with her two Campbell; her grandchild, Fallon $WUDGLWLRQRIWUXVWIRURYHU\HDUV loving sons and faithful companion, Campbell; and her cherished friend, Stardust, by her side. Debby Montano. Linda fought cancer with grace and Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, a strength while always putting the needs celebration of Linda’s life will be a held of her family and friends before her at a later date. own. Linda’s unconditional kindness, Please support the family by signing generosity and sense of humor will be Campbell the online guestbook and tribute page deeply missed and lovingly remem- at https://www.sullivanfuneralhome- bered. hinsdale.com. She was preceded in death by her parents, Sullivan Funeral Home in Hinsdale handled Col. Peter and Flora Marco. the arrangements. She is survived by her sons, Jonathan John Cesario John Cesario, 70, of Clarendon Hills, be held at Sullivan Funeral Home passed away May 9, 2020. in Hinsdale, followed by a pri- 7000 S. MADISON STREET John was preceded in death by his vate Interment at Queen of Heaven wife, Jane Cesario, nee Brugh; his Cemetery in Hillside. WILLOWBROOK, IL father, Guy Cesario; and his brother, An online guestbook and tribute Robert Lee Cesario. page is available at https://www. 630.325.2300 He is survived by his children, J.J., sullivanfuneralhomehinsdale.com Katie (Anthony) Horejs and George to leave messages of support for the (Ashley) Cesario; his grandchildren, Cesario family. Gianna, Mia and Lucy; his mother, In lieu of flowers, memorials to the Grace; his siblings, Mike (Sally) Cesario, Guy American Heart Association at https://www. (Adelina) Cesario Jr. and Pat Cesario. heart.org are appreciated. Sullivan Funeral Due to the restrictions on public gath- Home in Hinsdale handled the arrange- erings, a private family funeral service will ments. 2921 S. HARLEM AVENUE BERWYN, IL

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Page 12 • May 14, 2020 • The Hinsdalean OBITUARIES Vista J. Elliston Vista J. Elliston, 94, a longtime resi- Anne Kraechan; her great-grand- dent of Hinsdale, passed away May 9, children, Mason, Lindsay, Tatum, 2020, at Burgess Square Health Care Beckham, Shea, Greyson and Blake; Center in Westmont. and her niece, Doris (Toby) Larson. Vista, 94, was born in Sesser in 1925. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, no She was a retired secretary for the rail- services will be held at this time. road. Interment will be at Clarendon Hills She was preceded in death by her first Cemetery in Darien. husband, Herman L. Kraechan; and her Elliston In lieu of flowers, memorials may be second husband, Leon L. Elliston. made to the Alzheimer’s Association, She is survived by her children, David 225 N. Michigan Ave., Floor 17, Chicago, (Linda) Kraechan and Alvera (Ron) Weltler; IL 60601 or online at https://www.alz.org. her grandchildren, Lisa Ringbloom (Dan Brian Powell Funeral Directors of Hinsdale Campione), Bradley (Erin) Weltler and Lesley- handled the arrangements. Anne G. Hall Anne G. Hall, 86, formerly of Hinsdale, died Due to the restrictions on public gatherings, Four Generations of May 7, 2020. a private family funeral will be held at Sullivan Anne was born in 1933 and was a resident of Funeral Home in Hinsdale, followed by a pri- Our Family Caring for Elmhurst. vate interment at Chapel Hills Gardens West She was preceded in death by her daughter, Cemetery in Oakbrook Terrace. Families Like Yours. Moira Hall. A future memorial service will be held at She is survived by her husband, W. Kenneth Grace Lutheran Church in La Grange. Since 1924. Hall Jr.; her sons, Craig (Sandy) Hall and John Please support the family by signing the (Skyla) Hall; her grandchildren, Andrew Hall, online guestbook and tribute page at https:// Terrence M. Sullivan and Brian D. Sullivan Kyle Hall and Mike McCabe; her sister in-law, www.sullivanfuneralhomehinsdale.com. Diane Lesky; and her nephews, Doug Lesky Memorials may be made to a charity of (Jeff Steele) and David (Jan) Lesky. choice. 60 South Grant Street | Hinsdale, IL 60521 | 630.323-0275 Frank H. Klepacki www.sullivanfuneralhomehinsdale.com Dr. Frank H. Klepacki, D.D.S., 94, He was preceded in death by his first a former longtime Hinsdale resident, wife, Rosemary A. Klepacki. died May 5, 2020. He is survived by his wife, Marilyn Born in Winnipeg, Canada, he was Klepacki; his sons, Stephen (Joy), David a resident of Sanibel Island, Fla., and (Jodi), Mark (Linda), Michael (Ellen) a former longtime resident of New and Roger (Beth) Klepacki; his grand- Buffalo, Mich. children, Nina (Chris), Kyle (Jayme), To quote from Frank’s memoirs: Douglas (Meghan), Keri (Brad), Leah “We have all heard the term ‘self-made Klepacki (Jeff), Amy (Andy), Mark (Jessica), Brett person,’ the term is a myth! From the (Megan), Katie (Troy), John, Todd and moment of conception, we rely on other peo- Sara (Christian); his 27 great-grandchildren; ple. In fact we will be molded by all the persons many nieces and nephews; his stepchildren, that write on the blackboards of our mind. Lisa Matz, Steve, Bob (Amy) and John (Laura) They are the mentors, counselors, advisors, Dolan; his step-grandchildren, Tom, Peter, TIME TO PLANT teachers and especially our parents that create Matt, Stephanie, Taylor, Alex, Alyssa, Kelsey, VEGETABLES! the person we become.” Grace, Emma; and his seven step great-grand- Frank certainly lived by these words proud- children. AnnuAls • PerenniAls • Ground Covers ly as a husband, father, grandfather and Due the restrictions on public gatherings, a Herbs • veGetAbles • troPiCAl PlAnts great-grandfather. private family funeral will be held at St. Isaac HAnGinG bAskets • roses • HydrAnGeAs • boxwood The orthodontic family flourished with his Jogues Church in Hinsdale, followed by a pri- reiGer beGoniAs • Pots • MulCH • soil teaching, guidance and expertise, truly a God- vate interment at Queen of Heaven Cemetery Gifts & déCor given talent. Dr. Klepacki served on several in Hillside. professional boards and affiliations, including A future memorial will be held in Frank’s Go to www.verngoersgreenhouse.com the Angle Ortho Society of Illinois, Midwest honor to celebrate his life with all of his family to shop on-line and arrange curbside pick-up! Ortho Society, Illinois Society of Orthodontics and friends. Photos of annuals, perennials, herbs, veggies & more! and the Millennium Society. He was elected Please sign the online guestbook and tribute board president at various times to all. page at https://www.sullivanfuneralhomehin- For the safety of our customers and staff, we ask that He enjoyed serving on several association sdale.com. everyone wears a mask while shopping. Please be mindful boards, including Burr Ridge Club, Ruth Lake In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made of social distancing while shopping and checking out. Woods and Riviera Association. 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The Hinsdalean • May 14, 2020 • Page 13 BUSINESS PROFILE SWEET ALI’S GLUTEN-FREE BAKERY The majority of the sales at in the (old) store, so we could do “In challenging circumstances, Hinsdale’s Sweet Ali’s Gluten-Free more social distancing within the people rise up and do things they Bakery have historically come from bakery, which that was the good didn’t think the could do,” she said. walk-in patrons. part,” Graeme said. “But the bad The store has also added savory When COVID-19 altered that part was we now had that additional family meals to its menu for those history two months ago, owner expense.” that need a break from cooking, and Ali Graeme knew her store had to Graeme said her shop transi- she’s selling DIY baking and cookie adapt. tioned to curbside service a couple decorating kits for those spreading “Most of our orders were not days ahead of Gov. JB Pritzker’s their culinary wings. pre-orders,” she said. “People were executive order. “We’re trying to adapt to a cus- calling without a clear idea of what “We felt something big is going to tomer base looking to do more at they want and didn’t know what we happen. I don’t think I really under- home,” she said. had.” stood what all that meant,” she Having some staff with children With no display cases of goodies remarked. remote learning at home means to steer their selection, phoning cus- After a quiet first week under the dealing with employee absences, tomers required significantly more new restrictions, Graeme said the which usually translates into more staff time to complete their orders. front of the store was reconfigured hours for Graeme. A more streamlined point-of-sale and reopened to allow social dis- “We have to rethink the business. (POS) system was needed. tancing. You’ve got the production side, and “We made taking orders more For those not wanting to exit the then you’ve got the planning side,” efficient working with our POS car, the store has been permitted to she said, noting that, when restric- suite,” Graeme related. “We’ve tried mark the parking spaces out front tions are officially lifted, she’ll be to build up our online menu so it’s with numbers to coordinate order taking a cautious approach. easier for them to decide what they pickups. Whatever the future holds, want.” “We had to organize our process- Graeme said Sweet Ali’s expects to Since opening at 13 W. First St. in es a lot,” she said. be a part of it. 2009, Sweet Ali’s has built a loyal fol- On the baking side, ingredients “We plan to be around, to be nim- lowing locally and around the coun- in high demand universally — like ble and to try and figure it out,” she Sweet Ali’s Gluten-Free Bakery owner Ali try. So much growth, in fact, that in eggs and yeast — have proved diffi- said. “I am optimistic. I think we put Graeme said operating amidst COVID- February work was completed con- cult to acquire at times. Paper towel together a good product and we try 19 has required adjustments. But she verting the adjacent storefront into consumption is impossible to avoid, to make it easy for people to access. expects some of the lessons to have last- a expanded bakery. That has turned Graeme admitted, but the staff has “Hopefully we’ll come out of this ing effects in serving clientele. “I take it out to be a mixed blessing. learned to make in-house hand stronger than before.” one day at a time,” she said. (Jim Slonoff “We were on top of each other sanitizer. — by Ken Knutson photo)

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HOSPITAL EARNS TOP independent national watch- participated were Sophie compensation (in case there’s which has led to a severe dog organization committed Biancalana; Mary Coffey; only a $20 in the wallet), with- shortage of blood components SAFETY GRADE to health care quality and safe- Gavin Dimit; Isabella Driscoll; out images of the tooth fairy for patients in need. Salt Creek Ten Amita Health hospi- ty. The safety grade is a letter Gemma Flaming; Charlotte (every child should imagine Club had originally agreed to tals — including Hinsdale grade assigned to all general Froiland; Hayley, Meghan and what their own tooth fairy host a drive on May 5 and had Hospital — have been award- hospitals across the country Shannon Johnson; and Mallor looks like) and — should a filled donor slots within days. ed “A” grades on the spring and updated every six months, and Kate Turner. parent forget to leave some- When Versiti reached out a 2020 Leapfrog Hospital Safety assessing how well the hos- — The video is posted online thing for the tooth — late week before the drive to see if Grade list, which recognizes pital prevents medical errors at https://www.facebook. notices. Salt Creek Club would add a Amita Health’s achievements and other harms to patients. com/thehinsdalean. Lucht is excited to work second day, as another drive in providing safer health care. in the creative space again, had been canceled, the club By earning “A” grades in BAM RAISES FUNDS RESIDENT LAUNCHES although she needs to hide quickly agreed. her business from two of her The 74 individuals (of which Leapfrog’s biannual safety FOR RELIEF NEW HOME BUSINESS grade study, these hospitals daughters. “I think they would 63 were new to Versiti) donat- be so bummed to learn that ed 68 units of blood, which rank among the safest in the The BAM @ a Distance vir- Mistie Lucht of Hinsdale has there is no tooth fairy yet,” she will save up to 204 lives. Salt nation. tual choir project raised $1,015 launched a new home-based said. “I will keep that secret for Creek Club is already planning “We are committed to for the Chicago Artist Relief business called Wiggle: Tooth a little while longer.” another drive for later this the health and safety of our Fund, organized to support Fairy Registry. Lucht, who had summer. patients, especially in these Chicago artists during this the idea for almost five years, uncertain times,” said Dr. time of crisis, when most have had been working on a logo SALT CREEK HOLDS Stuart Marcus, Amita Health lost all of their opportunities and offerings when COVID-19 BLOOD DRIVE OAK STUDENTS executive vice president and to work. brought all of her prototypes SUPPORT HCS chief clinical officer. “Our For this project, BAM to a halt. At the same time, Seventy-four donors partici- patients place their trust in us, brought together its entire Lucht lost her job as a person- pated in a May 5-6 blood drive The Oak Kids Care Club something we never take light- community of staff, students al trainer. hosted by the Salt Creek Club donated the $223 they ly. The spring 2020 Leapfrog and even parents to partici- She changed course and in Hinsdale. received from the Chipotle safety grades upholds the pate in a virtual choir perfor- started doorstep delivery for The drive was run by Versiti, Oak School dinner/donation strong commitment our ded- mance of “Any Dream Will the “ultimate problem solu- a local blood supplier that night to HCS Family Services icated physicians, nurses and Do” from its anticipated 2020 tion for those lost teeth” since supports 73 hospitals in the to provide food for families in associates have to ensuring summer production, “Joseph the Tooth Fairy is considered Chicagoland area, including need. we care for all with the high- and the Amazing Technicolor an essential worker. Wiggle is Amita Hinsdale Hospital. A photo appears online at est-quality care.” Dreamcoat.” meant to delight and surprise Due to Covid-19, many https://www.facebook.com/ The Leapfrog Group is an Hinsdale residents who a child, without monetary drives have been canceled, thehinsdalean.

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Page 16 • May 14, 2020 • The Hinsdalean PULSE Mental Health Month right on time Anxiety around COVID-19 creating new conversations, approaches to mental health By Pamela Lannom wellness,” DiDomenico said, adding that he took [email protected] one of the screenings himself. “It actually helped me to put into words what I Mental Health Month has been observed the was feeling,” he shared. “It made me also reflect fifth month of every year since 1949. But the ... and it forced me to help myself understand month of May has never looked quite like it does more how I was feeling.” in 2020. Many other online resources exist (see side- “A lot has changed, obviously, in the last cou- bar). The foundation has been working to ple of months,” said Greg DiDomenico, presi- offer grants to help partner agencies like The dent and chief executive officer of Community Community House, The Living Room and NAMI Memorial Foundation in Hinsdale. “The coro- move from in-person services to digital delivery. navirus has affected all of us in different ways. “That’s what we supported in our urgent That’s why self-care, particularly mental health, is response fund was the ability to build their capac- so important.” ity so they can purchase telephones and other Among those who are feeling the emotional technology to be able to meet the need, to be able toll of COVID-19 acutely are health-care profes- to pivot to a virtual platform,” DiDomenico said. sionals and first responders. The normal hos- The Living Room, a drop-in facility with loca- pital cycle of diagnosing, treating and sending tions in La Grange and Broadview, closed for a Dr. Chris Colbert patients home has been altered dramatically for of Hinsdale said one of the time in March but is back up and running with many, said Hinsdale’s Dr. Chris Colbert, assistant silver linings of the COVID-19 pandemic is telehealth services. program director of the emergency medicine an expanded conversation about mental “Their numbers are back and other mental residency program at the University of Illinois at health among medical professionals. (photo health providers very much anticipate a real Chicago. provided) spike in numbers of people accepting their ser- “We don’t have that luxury with COVID, and ical wellness and mental wellness as well. We’re vices because of the post-pandemic recovery,” that has an emotional wear on physicians. It has expanding the conversation on patient wellness.” an emotional wear on patients. It has an emo- said Nanette Silva, the foundation’s program The husband and father of three said the most tional wear on nurses as well,” Colbert said. director. “They are saying they are going to see — The number of COVID-19 patients appears to important thing people can do is to check in on and are starting to see already — folks who hav- be leveling off somewhat, he said, but doctors one another. en’t accessed mental health services from them and nurses still have anxiety about contracting “Just ask — ask how people are doing,” he in the past, including the medical health-care the virus themselves or bringing it home to family said. “There is not one person that doesn’t have a providers.” members. And the hospital environment they loved one that is involved with medicine in some The foundation is working with NAMI DuPage were accustomed to has changed. capacity.” and NAMI Metro to move the Mental Health First “We are now working in a hospital where we Aid Training online. The program will be needed have N95 masks on, we have face shields on, we Mental health resources even more in the months to come, Silva said. have gowns on,” he said. “That alone changes the People of all ages are experiencing stress and culture of an emergency room.” People also can check in on themselves, anxiety around everything from making a trip The recent suicide of an emergency room doc- DiDomenico said, using a series of online screen- to the grocery store to helping kids with remote tor in New York has helped bring conversations ings available through Mental Health America learning to mourning the loss of a graduation cer- about mental health in the medical community with the clever title “Take a checkup from the emony and celebration, the two said. to the forefront, Colbert said. neck up.” “Humans aren’t wired for isolation,” Silva said. “That is a positive aspect,” he said. “There is a The site (see sidebar) — offers mental health Which is why it’s important for people to lot of silver lining to this COVID cloud. We are tests focused on depression, anxiety, eating disor- remember they are not alone, DiDomenico expanding the conversation. We are expanding ders, addiction and a host of other subjects. stressed. the conversation on mental health of hospital fac- “It’s just a screening for you to be able to gauge “Reach out. You can text, you can call, and ulty. We are expanding the conversation on phys- where you are in terms of mental health and there’s help.”

Mental health resources call from a counselor from Call (800) 273-8255 for one of 62 community men- free and confidential support tal health centers. Send a 24/7 for people in distress, Here are just a few of the message to that number prevention an crisis resourc- resources available to those with other key words, includ- es for individuals or their seeking assistance with men- ing “UNEMPLOYMENT,” loved ones tal health. For a more com- “FOOD” OR “SHELTER” to plete list, visit Community receive helpful information. • Mental Health America Memorial Foundation’s web- screenings site at https://www.cmfdn.org/ • Crisis Text Line Visit https://www.screen- resources/mental-health. Text “HOME” to 741741 for ing.mhanational.org to take access to free, 24/7 support a mental health test on a • Illinois Call for Calm in any type of crisis. variety of topics and obtain Text “TALK” to 552020 information, resources and (or “HABLAR” for Spanish- • National Suicide tools to help understand and language services) to get a Prevention Lifeline improve mental health.

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The Hinsdalean • May 14, 2020 • Page 19 PULSE Hinsdale Juniors earn for Regional Rock Star Award

Hinsdale Junior Woman’s Club handheld echo cardiology nization doing something photos of their own kitchens, or past recently stepped up to the plate to machines and one portable good for a group of people Kitchen Walk memories, with the answer a call for help by those direct- patient monitor. who, too, are making the hashtag #kitchensofhinsdalecooks. ly impacted by COVID-19 — the And in recognition, region a better place for The nonprofit encouraged follow- village’s frontline heroes at AMITA HJWC has been named a everyone,” Wirtz said. ers to donate $15 in honor of the Health Adventist Medical Center “Regional Rock Star” — a To nominate an individ- Kitchen Walk’s 15 years. The cam- Hinsdale. newly-formed award rec- ual or organization for the paign raised $2,200. Given HJWC’s long-standing track ognizing those community Regional Rock Star Award, “It was so much fun looking at the record of fundraising for local orga- leaders and organizations visit https://www.wscci. posts on Instagram and Facebook nizations (over the past five years the going above and beyond org. the day of the Kitchen Walk,” said club has raised more than $1 million to help others during this Emily Van Houtte, event co-chair, for nonprofits) hospital staff knew pandemic. The awards are Alexis Braden said. “I am so excited to see what Society spotlight Kitchen Walk anniver- the club would take action. a collaborative effort of sary celebrated virtually fabulous homes will be on the 2021 “When HJWC’s leadership Amita Health, Community Kitchen Walk.” received word of the hospital’s ask, Memorial Foundation, the Hinsdale Hinsdaleans took to their kitch- Additionally, the Hinsdale park- we knew we had to make this grant Chamber of Commerce, the West ens May 8 for a virtual celebration ways took on vibrant colors as the happen for the hospital, for the front- Central Municipal Conference and of what would have been the 15th society’s volunteers wrapped the line workers and for our local com- the West Suburban Chamber of anniversary of the Hinsdale Cooks! frontage trees in pink and green rib- munity,” said Lauren Kavanaugh, Commerce & Industry. Kitchen Walk in an effort to raise bons of 80 past and current homes 2020-21 HJWC president. “We feel According to Suzi Wirtz, president money for the Hinsdale Historical showcased on the walk. fortunate to have been able to help and CEO of WSCCI, the award was Society. To make a donation to the during this uncertain and difficult created to tell the stories of individu- The social media blitz offered Hinsdale Historical Society’s $15 for time.” als and organizations who are doing glimpses into the kitchens of all who 15 campaign, visit https://www.flip- Hospital staff shared a wish list things that inspire hope for others wanted to participate. Past and cur- cause.com/secure/cause_pdetails/ of various medical items needed to and to help illustrate what it means rent chairs, including Kitchen Walk ODQwMzA=. better care for COVID-19 patients. to be “in this together.” co-founder Penny Bohnen, toasted — Alexis Braden of Hinsdale is the The result was a donation to the “Our group of community partner viewers via Facebook and Instagram paper’s society columnist. Readers hospital on behalf of the club in the organizations was proud to share to share their favorite part of their can email her at news@thehins- amount of $19,210 to purchase three HJWC’s story of an exemplary orga- kitchens. All were asked to share dalean.com.

The Hinsdale Central Foundation would like to thank all of the teachers at Hinsdale Central High School past and present. This week is Teacher Appreciation Week and the foundation knows how hard all of our teachers work no matter what day or time of the school year. Staying connected through e-learning has been so important and we know that every teacher would rather be meeting in person with their students versus time spent online. Families in the Hinsdale Central community have responded to the foundation’s request to acknowledge their student’s teachers during this week. Here is the list of teachers that the foundation received and we are so honored to list them.

Jacqueline Berenson Brian Griffin Nick Latorre Serge Penksik Chris Wilbur Jacqueline Bessette Steve Gross Jo Ann Lopykinski Karen Persinger Steven Wilson John Bowman Susan Gross James Ludois Peter Pintz Mark Wollschlaeger Wendy Orloff-Bowman Stephanie Hiffman Ashley Malleris Amy Profetto Paul Woods Marvin Breig Lisa Hikes Teri Marshall Pat Richards Melissa Zinnecker Kristen Bronke Alex Hipskind Angeline Matos Kerrin Riley Brittany Zust Daniel Daly Susan Jaffe Alan McCloud Karen Russo Annette DeAngelis Michael Jazak Alisha McCloud Valerie Ruth RETIRED TEACHERS: Mary Kate Doyle Daniel Jones Laura Milas Julie Saller Alan Baker Maureen Drown Cindy Kasten Brian Mitchell Jordan Stob Jack Brennan John Dunlavy Christian Korfist John Naisbitt Katie Tosh Jan Bujan Rebecca Esposito Christopher Kostro Daniel Otahal Elizabeth Walker Mark McCabe Christine Ferrone Myles Laffey Kelly Owens Kathleen Walker Tony Paris Matthew Gawlik Maura Langevin James Paige Donna Wheeler Karyl Tyler Abby Green Rick Lapinski Sanskruti Patel Michael Wiggins If members in the community would still like to honor teachers, please go to our website www.hinsdalecentralfoundation.org and complete the teacher appreciation form. Please take the time to donate to the foundation as well in their honor. Thank you! Carol Lambert Bobo Hinsdale Central Foundation President

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Continued from Page 21 ■ Virtual Kitten Shower May 17 https://www.vistrorestaurant. https://www.hinsdalehu- com Curbside pickup and deliv- manesociety.org/help/wish- ery available. Hours: 4 to 8 list Join this Facebook and p.m. daily. Instagram livestream and ■ watch kittens play and social- Wild Ginger ize, and learn about kitten 44 S. Washington St. season and the importance of (630) 323-1888 spaying/neutering, how the https://www.wildgingerhins- foster program works and how dale.com to make a difference. A list of Carryout, curbside pickup needed supplies for interested and delivery available. Hours: donors is available at the web- 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday site above; the supply drive to Saturday, noon to 9 p.m. runs from May 17 to June 1. Sunday. Time: 1 p.m.

■ YiaYia’s Cafe 13 Grant Square GAME ON (630) 487-5600 ■ https://www.yiayiashinsdale. Free hockey classes com https://www.hhdhockey.com/ Carryout and delivery free-zoom-classes through DoorDash and These free Zoom classes by Grubhub available. Hours: 8 HHD Hockey’s coach Christian a.m. to 2 p.m. Hmura of Hinsdale will run about 45 minutes and will mimic HHD’s small group, FAMILY FUN on-ice drills. Participants ■ should wear workout attire Parent & Child Sports ’N’ and gym shoes and have a Stories @ Home stick, gloves, green biscuit, Tuesdays, June 2-23 golf ball and four black pucks. https://www.thecommunity- The Zoom access code will house.org/virtualsports/ be emailed at 2:40 p.m. the Bryan Foy, MD Children ages 3-5, with the day of the class. Time: 3 p.m. help of their parents, can jump Cardiothoracic Surgeon Mondays, Wednesdays and into the world of sports and Fridays. RR literature through this excit- ing virtual class. Children will ■ enjoy a mind-awakening story, Taekwondo Virtual Classes learn body challenging sports Through June 17 skills and enjoy some social https://www.apm.activecom- time each week. Participants munities.com/thecommunity- should wear comfortable house/Home Kids ages 4 and up, adults THIS IS clothes and gym shoes and and families can sign up for have indoor or outdoor space and attend age group-spe- with room to play. Time: 2 to cific classes within the time 2:30 p.m. Cost: $58. RR, MD schedules listed below. The PERSONAL classes are taught by KH Kim FOR A CAUSE Taekwondo staff. Times: noon to 3:50 p.m. Sundays, No matter where we are, we never really leave our patient’s side. ■ Giving DuPage Days 4 to 7:50 p.m. Mondays, 2 to Dr. Bryan Foy may be getting ready for work, but mentally, he’s already Through May 14 5:50 p.m. Tuesdays, 10 a.m. to https://www.givingdupage- 12:50 p.m. and 4 to 7:50 p.m. with his patient, helping dispel their fear and worry, and preparing them day.org Wednesdays, 4 to 7:50 p.m. for surgery later today. It’s that never-o
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The pro- https://wellnesshouse.org/ grams are geared for ages 12 ■ Humane Ed Live Program/dr-sandra-steingra- and younger but accessible Thursdays through June 4 • WEBCAST On Demand classroom course ber-event to all ages and skill levels. https://www.hinsdalehu- now available On May 28, watch the Archived art classes can be manesociety.org/events/ • Start driver education now while sheltering film “Living Downstream,” found on Facebook and new humane-education-live in place! based on the book “Living episodes air each week. Time: The Hinsdale Humane Downstream: An Ecologist’s noon. 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Page 28 • May 14, 2020 • The Hinsdalean Creativity & Quarantine! LookingCREATIVITY for a Flip? Or Prime & Land QUARANTINE! to Build Your Own? Looking for a Flip? Or Prime Land to Build Your Own? 531EAST SIXTH STREET Hinsdale,531 IL EAST SIXTH STREET Prime SoutheastHinsdale, IL Hinsdale Prime108’ Southeastx 200’! Hinsdale 108’ X 200’!

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vacant property from there to PrincetonTO THANKS Road. That was my playground for LB# 184008059 PERFORMED BY 316 East Jackson Street, Morris, IL 60450 Phone: 773.305.4011 moved to anyears area because east of both County my parents Line thatworked was and considered I was too young country to cross in NOTES GENERAL SURVEYOR those County days. It was Linethe stableand find masters’ any playmates. house and torn down stables to the very large Peabody Coal Estate on County Line. It was sold with all the vacant property from there Hometo Princeton is heart and Road. soul Thatin our lives.was my playground for ~Betty years Boyd because both my parents worked and I was too young to cross County Line and find Peabody Manor circa World War I any playmates.

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The Hinsdalean • May 14, 2020 • Page 29 PULSE

Continued from Page 28 Association, Amita Health, The Community House jects as well as past videos are and Community Memorial Pet pic of the week available at the website listed Foundation. Time: 11 to 11:30 above. Time: 2:05 p.m. a.m. RR Looking for a new friend for your family? Come SPECIAL EVENTS n Virtual Candlelight Tribute in and meet Peanut, an 18-month-old Labrador n May 15 Call 911 Community https://www.childrengrieve. retriever/Weimaraner Conversation org/awareness/unitedingrief mix. He is 51 pounds, May 15 Join Buddy’s Place and neutered and best with https://www.bit.ly/2zP4DZh the National Alliance for children 13 and older. He Join local medical experts Grieving Children in a Virtual has a gorgeous brown and community health lead- Candlelight Tribute that will shiny coat that looks ers as they share insight and unite individuals across the great in the sunshine. firsthand perspective on what nation in recognizing those The Hinsdale Humane hospitals are doing to keep the who are grieving the death of Society Tuthill Family public safe and when and how a family member or special to seek help during COVID- Pet Rescue & Resource person. At any time on May 15, Center is currently 19 during this Zoom event. download and print the United Panelists are Lisa Hinton, exec- closed to the public, but in Grief candle graphic, write anyone who is interested utive director, Metro Chicago in the name of the person to in adopting a pet can fill American Heart Association; be honored, color the sheet out an online applica- Dr. Herb Zerth, medical creatively for those whose director, Amita Medical world seems dark and post it in tion at https://www.hin- Center Hinsdale Emergency a window to show others you sdalehumanesociety.org Department; and Adam stand with them in their grief. and then call (630) 323- Maycock, chief operating offi- Share a photo of the candle on 5630 for an interview. cer, Amita Health Adventist social media with a message of Temporary adoption Medical Centers Hinsdale and remembrance and hope using hours are noon to 6 p.m. La Grange. Hinsdale’s Judy the hashtag #unitedingrief. Tuesday through Friday Hsu, anchor at ABC 7 Chicago, Key and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. will moderate. The event is RR - registration required Saturday and Sunday. hosted by the American Heart MD - member discount (photo provided)

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112 Kraml Drive | Burr Ridge, IL 60527

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SUZY MARCUS SUZY STYFER Broker Associate Broker Associate 630.842.3616 630.251.6232 [email protected] [email protected]

Sotheby’s International Realty and the Sotheby’s International Realty logo are registered (or unregistered) service marks used with permission. Sotheby’s International Realty Affiliates LLC fully supports the principles of the Fair Housing Act and the Equal Opportunity Act. Each Office Is Independently Owned And Operated. If your property is listed with a real estate broker, please disregard. It is not our intention to solicit the offerings of other real estate brokers. We are happy to work with them and cooperate fully. Although information, including measurements, has been obtained from sources deemed reliable, accuracy is not guaranteed.

The Hinsdalean • May 14, 2020 • Page 31 THE BUTLER The First of its Kind

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This is not an offer to sell. All material presented herein is intended for informational purposes only and is compiled from sources deemed reliable but has not been verified. The developer reserves the right to make modifications in materials, specifications, plans, designs, pricing, scheduling and delivery of the homes without prior notice. All measurements and square footage are approximate. -Com pass is a real estate broker licensed by the State of Illinois and abides by Equal Housing Opportunity laws. Nothing herein shall be construed as legal, accounting or other professional advice outside the realm of real estate brokerage. Not intended to solicit property where prohibited and nothing herein shall be deemed a representation that Compass is the exclusive listing agent for the property.

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745 Wilson Lane, Hinsdale $1,899,000 | 5+1 BD | 6.2 BA

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The Hinsdalean • May 14, 2020 • Page 33 IN FOCUS

BAMtheatre takes ‘carpool karaoke’ to a new level at AMITA Hinsdale Hospital

Dozens of current and former members of BAMtheatre brought their singing game out May 7 to Calandra Circle in front AMITA Hinsdale Hospital. Dozens of cars pulled in to the circle and the performers — either from their windows or sun roofs — sang to the staff. Meghan and Shannon Johnson, Isabella Driscoll, Mary Coffey, Sophie Biancalana, Meg McMillin and Kiki Sikora were among the performers. See Page 16 for more information about BAM. (Jim Slonoff photos)

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McBrearty Restoration RELIABLE Masonry - Stucco - Siding FREE ESTIMATES • Chimney Repair • Stone Work • Brick Work WATERPROOFING • Tuckpointing • Caulking • Dryvit Repairs • Stucco Recoating • Blue Stone Patios • Brick Pavers Foundations and Cracks Repaired • Retaining Walls • Outdoor Fireplaces Sump Pumps Installed [email protected] Andrew McBrearty, President Licensed / Insured Lifetime Transferable Warranty 630-335-5877 [email protected] www.mcbreartyrestorations.com CALL 708-479-8300 Painting & Decorating Roofing Child Care Equal Housing Provider STEVEN COLLINS FEZE ROOFING GRANDMA’S BABYSITTING A Name You Can Trust! Weekday eves, weekends and It is the intent and goal of this PAINTING & HOME REPAIRS Celebrating 40 Years overnights. References avail- newspaper to have each able. Family member of long- • Residential • Commercial advertiser who wishes to place •Interior & Exterior Painting time Hinsdale resident. Very a covered advertisement in • Repairs & Maintenance Programs familiar with area. •Water Damage •Exterior Dry Rot the newspaper comply with Best labor warranty in the business. Please call 224-577-6000. the Fair Housing laws. Any •Carpentry •Staining Factory trained installers. advertisement which is per- •Moldings & Repairs FREE ESTIMATES Cemetery Lots ceived to contain language contrary to these laws will be 630-530-5944 Bronswood Cemetery Lots rejected or changed to remove 630-291-0224 Your safest choice Oak Brook, IL 2 adj lots. the offending reference. There In area since 1990 • Non-Smoking Visa, MasterCard, Discover accepted • License #104000585 Authorized for 4 cremains may be situations where it is or 2 caskets. Near front gate. not clear whether particular $8,500 630-323-0196 language is objectionable. Painting & Decorating Tree Services Such advertisements should Help Wanted be referred to a supervisor for consideration and determina- VALDAS PAINTING BILL’S TREE SERVICE ALTAMURA PIZZA tion. Under certain circum- All Phases of Tree Services IS HIRING! stances, advertisers may & DECORATING To inquire, claim that because of the EXCLUSIVELY call 630.755.5252 nature of the housing being • Interior & Exterior 9 W. First Street, Hinsdale advertised, they are not sub- ject to the Fair Housing laws. • Drywall Repairs SERVING HINSDALE HINSDALE MOBIL Such claims are irrelevant for • Wallpaper Removal Help Wanted purposes of considering Fully Insured ~ 24 Hour Storm Damage Salary up to $15 per hour advertisements for publication • Power Washing Senior Citizen Discount depending on shift. in this newspaper. Every • Inexpensive & Reliable Please contact Aslam at housing advertisement pub- Call or Text Bill Hinsdale Mobil, lished in this newspaper is 8 Chicago Ave., Hinsdale subject to the Fair Housing at 630-696-6420 laws. Call 630-544-8259 HINSDALE WINE SHOP Begin your Career in Public Notices Plumbing Tree Services the Wine Industry. Part-Time Sales CERTIFICATE NO. 77520 Associate needed was filed in the office of Hogan Plumbing Inc. 20-30 hours/week. the County Clerk of DuP- SPRING Savings Must be 21 years old. age County on May 4, 2020 Stop by the shop wherein the business firm of Service Division [email protected] (12 E. Hinsdale Ave) JAMES C. SVEHLA Serving DuPage County for 10 Years or email Sean@ PHOTOGRAPHY 630-393-7660 hinsdalewineshop.com hoganplumbing.com Located at 871 Hillside Av- T & M TREE SERVICE enue, Elmhurst, IL. 60126 Serving the community since 1961 Apartments For was registered; that the true • Tree Trimming • Tree Removal Rent or real name or names of the person or persons owning the • Stump Grinding • Shrub Removal DOWNTOWN HINSDALE business, with their respective 1 bedroom apartment on First post office address(es), is/are Street. Lots of windows. as follows: James C. Svehla, CALL TODD 630-303-4641 1 minute to train & Starbucks. 871 Hillside Avenue, Elmhurst, $1275/mo. 630-886-6058 IL. 60126 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and Official Seal at my office in Wheaton, Illinois, this 4th day of May, A.D. 2020. Jean Kaczmarek DuPage County Clerk

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The Hinsdalean • May 14, 2020 • Page 41 MIND GAMES

ACROSS DOWN 1 WORK UNITS 1 “ZOUNDS!” 5 URBAN CARRIER 2 JIM OF SPORTS 8 WANDERS RADIO 12 HOODLUM 3 ASIAN DESERT 4 EXPRESS DISDAIN 13 BOBBY OF HOCKEY NASALLY 14 LEAVE OUT 5 MASSACHUSETTS 15 ATMOSPHERE CITY 17 WITH SKILL 6 JOAN OF -- 18 GODLIKE 7 THE STAFF OF LIFE 19 INDEFINITE INTERVAL 8 PROCEED 21 TO AND -- 9 DRIVE 22 REGIMEN 10 PICKLING HERB 11 EYELID WOE 23 SHEEPISH COMMENT 16 IRELAND 26 MESS UP 20 VICTORY 28 MANICURIST’S CONCERNS 23 EVIL 31 MATER PRECEDER 24 BREWERY PRODUCT 33 INSULT (SL.) 25 SURPRISE ATTACKS 35 NIKE SLOGAN, “JUST --” 27 TRACTOR-TRAILER 36 UNPAID BILLS 29 FALSEHOOD 38 1960S PONTIAC 30 NORM: ABBR. 40 HOMER’S NEIGHBOR 32 ORIGINALLY 34 UNSHAVEN, IN A WAY 41 FARAWAY FLEET? 37 “MAYDAY!” 43 ACTRESS THURMAN 39 MR. SHARIF 45 HELP 42 POSTAGE BUY 47 LEAST ADORNED 44 SCENT 51 PHYSICIST NIELS 45 SINGER LANE 52 FOOD OF THE GODS 46 PROTEIN-RICH BEAN 54 TOURNEY SITUATIONS 48 BIRTHRIGHT 55 WIRE MEASURE BARTERER 56 SODA FOUNTAIN TREAT 49 SYMBOL OF SMOOTHNESS 57 RIGHT ON THE MAP? 50 BODY PICS 58 SNOOP 53 RUSSIAN SPACE 59 ARCTIC DIVING BIRDS STATION ANSWERS TO TODAY’S CROSSWORD CAN BE FOUND IN THE CLASSIFIEDS.

S A U N D S O W K E U R

May 2020 Horoscopes • Week 3

CAPRICORN – Dec 22/Jan 20 ARIES – Mar 21/Apr 20 CANCER – Jun 22/Jul 22 LIBRA – Sept 23/Oct 23 Capricorn, family dy- After a misunderstand- Cancer, as you step out of Honest and diplomatic namics may be a little ing with someone close, your comfort zone, think communication may be strained lately. It may be you may be licking your about figuring out some needed at the office or your time for family members wounds, Aries. Don’t let thrill-seeking ideas. Now place of employment, Li- to redefine their roles and one or two arguments de- is the time to push the en- bra. Others may turn to you CAPRICORN boundaries. Things may ARIES rail your friendship. Find CANCER velope and really see the LIBRA to be a mediator. Put those be sorted soon. a way to remedy things. wild side. skills to use.

AQUARIUS – Jan 21/Feb 18 TAURUS – Apr 21/May 21 LEO – Jul 23/Aug 23 SCORPIO – Oct 24/Nov 22 Aquarius, you will sup- If you are tired of taking You are often a force to be Scorpio, are you spreading port the people you feel one for the team, you reckoned with, Leo. This yourself too thin? You prob- closest to and be their ul- may need to be more as- week will be no different. ably have too many irons timate champion. Howev- sertive in your work and You can direct your focus in the fire and will have to er, sometimes you need social circles, Taurus. Set in any direction. So think prioritize and pull back; oth- AQUARIUS to step back and let oth- TAURUS your limits and then stick LEO clearly on what you want SCORPIO erwise, you may feel over- ers fight their own battles. with them. to do. whelmed.

PISCES – Feb 19/Mar 20 GEMINI – May 22/Jun 21 VIRGO – Aug 24/Sept 22 SAGITTARIUS – Nov 23/Dec 21 Pisces, normally you are Try not to commit to Virgo, are your aspira- Check all of the balances a relatively friendly, easy- anything out of a sense tions in tune with your in your accounts, Sagittar- going person who is apt of guilt, Gemini. Rath- actions? Long-term ius. You may have to make to reconcile quickly. But er, commit to things for goals come into focus, very important financial this week you could be the right reasons, which and you now have to set decisions as they pertain to PISCES out of sorts. GEMINI might make you more VIRGO the course to realize all SAGITTARIUS your family’s future. likely to see them through of your goals. to completion.

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The Hinsdalean • May 14, 2020 • Page 45 SPORTS

THROWBACK THURSDAY Flipping back through HC annals Sports sections of past years build hope of future of Red Devil competitions

We continue our ret- so focused and so deter- rospective of Hinsdale mined to be the best kind Central spring sports over of person they can be. the last decade, recalling Cross country people are the people and events basically the nicest people of Red Devil Nation The I’ve ever met.” — Central Hinsdalean has had the senior distance runner pleasure of covering. May Sean O’Connell describing these recollections help his teammates tide us over until the games resume. “As a very 2017 focused, reserved “I’m just really and technical player. I 2019 happy with how I may be quiet on and off did throughout the last four the court, but they see years. I performed better me as someone that they each year. This year I was can rely on to step up and hoping to get a medal, and make a good pass or dig.” I did, so that was nice.” — — Central senior volleyball Central senior badminton player Thomas Nelson player Cindy Tang on fin- speculating how his team- ishing sixth in singles at the mates would describe him IHSA state meet, helping the team capture fifth place “It was just a overall 2016 lot of fun, and it was a really big goal of Central pitcher Christian Bokich took the mound as the starter May 13 “Dedicated, mine just to get through the 2013 against conference rival Downers Grove North, a game the Red Devils 2018 both (in) aca- season healthy and place won 4-1. (file photo) demics and athletics. I (at state). It’s just really a think the type of people blessing to be competing placing seventh in the all- “I’ve learned inspires her play in cross country are really again.” — Central junior around at the IHSA state 2015 how to take care special because they are gymnast Ryan Leahy after meet;,./ of my body and rest before “We’ve got meets — not stay up all 2012 something for night doing homework. I really all ages here. We’ve learned how to ice my legs got something that I think after a meet, and also I relates back to what we all learned how to work hard- grew up with — looking er in practice and motivate forward to going to camp my teammates.” — Central at the high school.” — senior track sprinter and Central varsity boys’ soccer team co-captain James coach Mike Wiggins on the Reilly on how he has school’s lineup of summer evolved since his freshman sports camps year “He is the glue “I would say 2011 of our defense. 2014 my parents As a three-year starter, the inspire me to play my best team relies on him to start because I know how much the majority of our plays. they’ve given for me to play He will break the school’s soccer, and it really moti- dig record, which he set vates me to do really well last season. This will make and please them. My dad him the best defender in played soccer throughout our 14-year history.” — high school and he knows a Central varsity boys volley- lot about the game, so that ball coach Len Serwat on motivates me to reward senior Bobby Lenderman’s him for everything that value to the squad Central sophomore lacrosse player Edward Parsons battles for posses- he has done for me.” — 2010 sion of the ball with a Lake Forest opponent during a May 18 junior var- Central senior soccer play- — compiled by Ken sity game. Red Devils came up short against the visiting Scouts, 4-8. (file photo) er Alison Cerny on what Knutson

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