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“We have dreamed. We have imagined. Now we will roll up our sleeves and get to work and we will make what we imagine into reality.” Those were the words of Dr. Troy VanAken, pictured here behind the podium, Elmhurst College’s 14th president who

was inaugurated at a ceremony on Oct. 22 held at Hammerschmidt Chapel. Students, faculty and community members attended the event, as well as Trustees of the College who sat on the dais.

Dr. Troy D. Van Aken officially takes the helm at recent ceremony By Dee Longfellow

FOR THE ELMHURST INDEPENDENT

In a special ceremony on Oct. 22 in Hammerschmidt Memorial Chapel on the campus of Elmhurst College, the institution inaugurated its 14th president, Dr. Troy D. VanAken, Keeping with the theme of the event Imagining Elmhurst, President VanAken described the College’s strengths and how they would enable the institution to not only imagine ambitious plans for the future, but also to make them a

reality. To make his point, he announced $2.5 million in gifts and commitments to Elmhurst College from three trustees. The ceremony began with representatives from the faculty, students, community and alumni offering greetings and words of welcome to President VanAken. Elmhurst Mayor Steve Morley noted Elmhurst College’s contributions to the city’s intellectual and cultural life and added that the key to a successful relationship with

President VanAken was to ensure history, its academic reputation, the that “whatever you’re discussing is beauty and location of the campus, in the best interests of the students.” and its wealth of bright and talented Esther Pereira ’18, president of students. the Student Government AssociaHe also announced that three tion, echoed that sentiment. trustees of the College had made “Students are his first priority, and a total of $2.5 million in gifts and he has already begun to take steps to commitments to Elmhurst College, make sure students feel comfortable including: • A leadership commitment of and our voices are heard,” she said. During his remarks, President $2.25 million from Russell Weigand VanAken described why the Col- ’64 and his wife, Joyce, to create an lege was well-justified to be ambi- endowment for the College’s Centious in what it imagined for the ter for Professional Excellence (see future, pointing to the school’s rich separate story elsewhere in this isChicago;Alan Heating Air Conditioning;A07288;5x6-4c (16Fa-Early)

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Driver charged with DUI after crashing into business By Dee Longfellow

FOR THE VILLA PARK INDEPENDENT

Business owner Anna LebieckaHelma got a big surprise on the morning of October 21 when a vehicle crashed into the front window of her business just before 11 a.m. She is the owner of Anna LebieckaHelma Insurance Agency Inc., located at 401 E. North Ave in Villa Park, where Kayli A. Balchowicz, 21, of Lombard, crashed her white Chevy Blazer right through the front window and into the lobby of the insurance agency. Balchowicz was arrested and charged with DUI, failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident and improper lane usage. No one was injured in the incident.

Police said this white Chevy Blazer, driven by Kayli A. Balchowicz, 21, of Lombard, crashed right through the front window and into the lobby of the Anna Lebiecka-Helma Insurance Agency Inc. located on the 400 block of E. North Ave. Balchowicz was charged with DUI, failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident and improper lane usage. No injuries were reported. DEE LONGFELLOW PHOTOS Villa Park Independent

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This photo was taken in front of the Anna Lebiecka-Helma Insurance Agency Inc., where police said this white Chevy Blazer, driven by Kayli A. Balchowicz, 21, of Lombard, crashed through the front window of the agency. No injuries were reported. Balchowicz was charged with DUI, failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident and improper lane usage.

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The lobby area of the Anna Lebiecka-Helma Insurance Agency Inc., located at 401 E. North Ave in Villa Park, is left in shambles after police said a 21-year-old Lombard woman drove her vehicle right through the front window of the business. Luckily, there were no injuries reported.

The Villa Park Board of Trustees meeting held at Village Hall on Monday, October 24. As Village President Deborah Bullwinkel was absent, the Board voted Trustee Al Bulthuis to conduct the meeting as President Pro Tem. • The first order of business was the reading of a Proclamation recognizing November 15, 2016 as School Board Members Day. Village Manager Richard Keehner read the Proclamation. Dani Brink, director of community relations for District

88, accepted gave a short speech on behalf of the volunteers who serve on the local School Board. • The Board next heard a presentation on the proposed Washington Street sewer separation project by a representative of Christopher B. Burke Engineering. The area under consideration is approximately 3000 acres. This project is needed to separate storm water drainage from the ‘dirty’ water sewer system drainage for about 400 homes. The project will require replacing the piping many areas along south Washington Street. The cost of the project is estimated to be $8.7 million. • The Villa Park Lions Club operates the beer tent at the Oktoberfest community event, and splits the pro-

ceeds with the Village. Lion ‘Wild’ Bill Reeves presented a check for $4,777 to the Village from this year’s event. • During the Consent Agenda portion of the Monday’s Formal Agenda, the Board voted unanimously to approve nine items, including: a) The Village Bill Listing dated October 24, 2016 in the amount of $263,644. b) Minutes from the Village Committee of the Whole meeting for October 10, 2016. c) Minutes from the Village Formal Board meeting for October 10, 2016. d) The First and Final reading of an Ordinance authorizing the sale of police radios to the Harvey Police

Dept. The Villa Park Police Dept. switched to new portable radios in 2011, as required by DuComm (local 911 emergency dispatch network) in order to comply with the Starcom Network. The City of Harvey recently expressed an interest in purchasing the old radios. This Ordinance allows the sale of all 63 radios and accompanying equipment to Harvey for $3,500. e) A resolution allowing the appointment of members to the Village Stormwater Oversight Committee. This Committee is needed to oversee a variance process for residents petitioning for relief from certain DuPage County Stormwater and

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The Independent newspapers’ Election Guide

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As the Nov. 8 Election draws closer and closer, the Independent hopes to share with its readers the information they need to know as our country, as well as our state and county, decide who will serve in the upcoming terms of office. Early voting began October 24 and will continue to Nov. 5. If you’d rather miss the rush on Nov. 8 or if you plan to be out of town, there are several places to vote early. Check with the DuPage Election Commission at dupageco.org/election/ to find a place closest to you. You do NOT have to vote early in your own community, you may early vote anywhere it is being offered, regardless of your place of residence. Don’t forget to bring ID to the polling booth – early or day-of. A reminder: It’s easy to get caught up in the Presidential election, especially this year when there has been so much drama back and forth between the candidates. Just remember, there are people representing you at the State level and on the County Board and you’ll want to pay just as much attention to those elections as the national. Look at your most recent property tax bill and you’ll see where your local tax dollars are going. If you wish to learn more about an individual candidate, do a Google search of that candidate’s name, as most have their own web sites with information about their policies and priorities. Election info: Key: (R) = Republican, (D) = Democrat, (L) = Libertarian, (G) = Green Party; (I) represents the in-

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AT, WB Interact Clubs present to Rotary Club of Villa Park On Oct. 25, members of the Addison Trail and Willowbrook Interact Clubs presented to the Rotary Club of Villa Park during the club’s regular meeting. The student representatives were seniors Leslie Tolentino and Diana Graciano from Addison Trail and seniors Allison Letson and Valbona Shameti from Willowbrook. They spoke about the mission of Interact Club, explaining activities in which they participate such as volunteering with DuPage PADS homeless shelter at First Presbyterian Church of Itasca, Salvation Army bell ringing and the Salt Creek Cleanup/ The Interact Clubs hold fundraisers and special events, including: Kermes: Addison Trail will host its third annual Kermes (Latino food festival) on Saturday, Nov. 12 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the school. The event will feature traditional Latino dishes, as well as live entertainment (dancing and a disc jockey), a split-the-pot, an auction, raffles and family-friendly activities. Admission is free, and dinner tickets are $6 each. Proceeds will go

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toward scholarships for Addison Trail students. Kermes is hosted by the Interact Club and Padres Latinos en Acción group. Domestic Violence Awareness Month: Throughout October, Willowbrook hosted a “Purple Out” in honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month. According to the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence, Domestic Violence Awareness Month evolved from the first Day of Unity observed in October 1981 by the coalition. The Day of Unity is celebrated on the first Monday in October. All are invited to wear purple to show support. Interact Club is focused on community service and helping others. The clubs at Addison Trail and Willowbrook offer students an opportunity to meet new people and interact with their peers and nature. The clubs are sponsored by the Rotary Club of Villa Park, and at the end of the presentation, the Rotary Club gave a monetary donation to the Addison Trail Interact Club and the Willowbrook Interact Club. See photo on page 7.

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Police Reports Area Police Departments recently reported the following arrests and citations. Readers are reminded that an arrest does not constitute a conviction, and that subjects are considered innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. Juveniles age 17-or-younger are not named. Addison Oct. 27 • Sarah L. Barstatis, 46, of Hanover Park, was arrested near Greenbriar and Lake at around 9:28 p.m. and charged with illegal transportation of alcohol and driving while license suspended. • Pablo T. Soriano, 37, of Addison, was arrested in the 300 block of W. Fullerton Ave. at around 11:10 p.m. and charged with battery. Police said Soriano held the victim to the ground, struck him in the face and kicked him in the leg and knee. Oct. 25 • Walter A. Haner, 60, of Chicago, was arrested in the 700 block of Belden Avenue at around 7:28 p.m. and charged with disorderly conduct. Police said Haner yelled profanities toward fellow employees. • Charles A. Keefer, 46, of Ad-

dison, was arrested at around 2:10 a.m. Police said Keefer had a warrant out of the Cook County Sheriff’s Department for violating an order of protection. Oct. 24 • Autumn L. Biars, 19, of Bensenville, was arrested at a store in the 1000 block of N. Rohlwing Road at around 9:14 p.m. and charged with retail theft. • A 30-year-old Addison man was arrested at around 10 p.m. Police said the man had an original warrant out of the Addison Police Department for domestic battery. Oct. 23 • Deonte Collins, 26, of Chicago, was arrested in the 300 block of W. Lake St. at around 9:58 p.m. and charged with battery. Police said Collins ran up to a victim and attempted to punch the victim from behind. • Jorge Magana-Laurel, 42, of Addison, was arrested in the 200 block of E. Oak St. at around 12:31 a.m. and charged with disorderly conduct. Police said the suspect made a lewd and inappropriate remark toward a victim.

• A 23-year-old Addison man was arrested in the 800 block of College Blvd. at around 1:20 a.m. and charged with domestic battery. Police said the man placed his hands around the victim’s neck and choked her, pulled her hair, and pushed her. Villa Park Oct. 22 Battery was reported at The Odeum at around 12:47 a.m. Police said several unknown males were having a confrontation in the parking lot when one unknown suspect sprayed six males with pepper spray and left the scene. Oct. 21 • Nicholas L. Alanis, 26, of Villa Park, was arrested in the 500 block of W. Division at around 10:40 p.m. and charged with assault. • Kayli A. Balchowicz, 21, of Lombard, was arrested in the 400 block of E. North Ave. at around 10:53 a.m. and charged with DUI, failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident and improper lane usage. • Randale M. Truitt, 30, of Chicago, was arrested in the 200 block of E. Roosevelt at around 4:47 p.m. and charged with unlawful use of a

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weapon by a felon. Oct. 20 • Rekia M. Jenkins, 29, and Dominique Turner, 31, both of Chicago, were arrested at a store at around 12:19 p.m. Both were charged with retail theft. • Isle S. Johnson, 19, and Karen E. Sebby, 20, both of Lombard, were arrested at a store at around 6:44 p.m. Both were charged with retail theft. • Retail theft was reported at a store at around 1:25 p.m. Police said an unknown female suspect removed merchandise from the displays and left without paying for items. Oct. 18 • Rose E. Bergh, 20, of Villa Park, was arrested near Addison and Elm at around 9:21 p.m. and charged with possession of cannabis and of drug paraphernalia. • Theft was reported in the 200 block of W. North Ave. at around 5:50 p.m. Police said an unknown male suspect stole $92 from a restaurant in a quick change scam. Oct. 17 • Robert J. Kaprak, 24, of Villa Park, was arrested in the 100 block of S. Cornell at around 1:12 a.m. Oct. 1 and charged with violation of an order of protection. The original complaint and arrest warrant were issued on Oct. 17. • Michael A. Taylor, 39 (last known residence: Villa Park), was arrested at a motel at around 9 a.m. Oct. 15 and charged with harassment though electronic communications. The original complaint and arrest warrant were issued Oct. 17. • Police said an unknown suspect stole a semi-trailer was reported stolen from a business parking lot in the 1000 block of N. Villa between Oct. 15 and Oct. 17. • Criminal damage was reported in the 100 block of W. Home at around 8:42 p.m. Police said an unknown suspect shattered the glass from the door of a business.

Oct. 16 • A 21-year-old Villa Park woman was arrested in the 1000 block of N. Harvard between 11:13 and 11:45 p.m. and charged with two counts of domestic battery. • A 45-year-old man from Joplin, Mo., and a 23-year-old woman from Webb City, Mo., were arrested at a motel at around 4:52 a.m. Both were charged with two counts of domestic battery. • Residential burglary was reported in the 1-100 block of W. Terrace. Police said that between 4 p.m. Oct. 13 and 5 p.m. Oct. 16, an unknown suspect gained entry into an apartment through a window, stealing cigarettes and prescription medication. Oct. 15 • Criminal damage was reported near Park and Ardmore. Police said an unknown suspect kicked an apartment door open and damaged it. • Three male juveniles, all from Villa Park, were arrested near the Prairie Path and Myrtle at around 8:55 p.m. One was charged with possession of drug paraphernalia and disorderly conduct, and the other two were charged with disorderly conduct. Additionally, Christopher Torpe, 18, of Lombard, was arrested at the same time an charged with disorderly conduct.

Oct. 12 Mya L. Gillespie Jones, 20, of Villa Park, was arrested at a store at around 1:46 p.m. and charged with retail theft.

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Alumnus, Trustee Weigand to give $2.25 million to Center For Professional Excellence Elmhurst College alumnus and longtime Trustee Russell Weigand (Class of 1964) and his wife, Joyce Slone Weigand, will give $2.25 million to the College to continue and enhance the work of the Center for Professional Excellence. Elmhurst College President Troy D. VanAken announced the major gift to the College, as well as commitments from two other trustees, during his inauguration ceremony on Saturday, Oct. 22. “The College has no truer or more steadfast friends than Russ and Joyce Weigand, and their gift exemplifies philanthropy of the highest order because it shows their lasting commitment to our students and their success,” VanAken said. President VanAken announced additional gifts and commitments on October 22, including a $150,000 pledge from alumnus and Trustee Edward Momkus (Class of 1974) and his wife, Betsy Goltermann; and a $100,000 gift from Trustee Hugh McLean and his wife, Mary Beth. Both donations will support student scholarships. “I am deeply grateful to Ed, Betsy, Hugh and Mary Beth for the dedication and generosity they have shown to Elmhurst College,” VanAken added. “Their gifts will support our students’ goals and dreams for years to come.” The $2.25 million leadership commitment from the Weigands will create an endowment for the Center for Professional Excellence. In honor of their gift, the College will name the program the Russell G. Weigand Center for Professional Excellence. The gift “is a real tribute to the faculty and staff, and the value that we COURTESY PHOTOS The Independent

AT, WB Interact Clubs visit Villa Park Rotary

(top left): Addison Trail seniors Leslie Tolentino (left) and Diana Graciano share information about the Addison Trail Interact Club during a Rotary Club of Villa Park meeting on Oct. 25. (top right): Willowbrook seniors Allison Letson (left) and Valbona Shameti present about the Willowbrook Interact Club during the meeting. (bottom): The Rotary Club of Villa Park gives a monetary donation to the Interact Clubs. Pictured are (from left) Shameti, Letson, Club Treasurer Jan Fiola, Club President Jay Tovian, Tolentino and Graciano.

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Slices of life

Events worth celebrating

Life is a series of events, and they seem to be multiplying. I’m not referring to events like loading the dishwasher or combing your hair or walking the dog. I’m talking Events – the ones with a cap-

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weren’t established until 1870. Contributor There were four of them. Seven more have been added in the last 150 years, the last being Martin Luther thus far held the national holiday cap King, Jr. Day added in 1983. The federal government may have at 11, but that doesn’t stop the rest of us from creating our own. This became evident during the crescendo leading up to my daughter’s wedding last summer. I used to think of a wedding as a celebration, but I now know I was selling myself short. A wedding is not just one Event. It is many. It is a celebration of celebrations. A pandemonium of parties. In a good way. Mostly. When my husband and I got engaged, he presented me with a ring and a question. I gave him an answer and that was that. He didn’t organize an elaborate, professionally choreographed dancing entourage made up of a few hundred of our closest friends to help him with his proposal. He didn’t hire a sky writer or plan a FIND FAITH & FRIENDSHIP AT catered party to commemorate the day. He didn’t pop the question via a note on a boat with a goat while floatLCMS ing in a moat. He just asked and I answered. It was a moment shared by the two of us. I don’t remember feelSATURDAY WORSHIP SERVICE 5:00 P.M. ing the least bit slighted. Although SUNDAY WORSHIP SERVICES truth be told, goat ownership is on my bucket list. 8:30 Traditional and 11:00 Family That was back before engageADULT BIBLE STUDY AND CHILDREN’S ments were full-fledged Events. And I haven’t even touched on weddings, SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:30 A.M. which are like engagements on steHearing Loop Enabled roids. Event mayhem. 143 E. Third St. Weddings are only the beginning. (3rd & Michigan) Today, we tend to supersize the Elmhurst, IL goings-on going on around us. A 630-832-1649 new baby has always been a cause www.ilcelmhurst.org for celebration. Except now we have Handicapped Accessible parties to reveal the gender. We videotape a baby announcement and upload it, hoping it goes viral. New fathers present new mothers with “push presents” because apparently pushing out a baby isn’t enough of gift. Or it is, but something extra is always appreciated. (I’m still waiting for my push presents.) People are even creating Events Christian Congregational Church invites you to join us around typically unpleasant situain worship on Sunday at 9:30 a.m., tions. Divorce parties celebrate the and Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. end of a marriage or wedding rewind. Some people have posh affairs comWe are a family friendly non-denominational plete with a gift registry, a moving-on Bible church with an outreach in your neighborhood! ceremony, caterer and music. (Dance Musicians are welcome to audition! like you’re single – because you are!) According to the National Day See our website for more information on contemporary Calendar website, there are over 1,200 national days – not actual holiand traditional services, and we hope to see you soon! days – designated as celebrations of 120 Mill Street, Wood Dale, IL something or other. If you do the christiancongregationchurch.com math, this leaves us with more than 630-238-9276 260146 three events to celebrate on any given day. All. Year. Long.

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District 88 participates in Options Fair On Oct. 18, Willowbrook and Addison Trail participated in an Options Fair, which was a free re-

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Willowbrook culinary arts students participate in two competitions On Oct. 26, students in Willowbrook Career and Technical Education (CTE) teacher Amy Nowak’s Culinary Arts II class competed in a Chili Cook-Off. Participants had to research a recipe to make as part of the course’s sauce, soup and starch unit. Entries were evaluated by seven judges, who rated the chili on presentation, flavor, texture, consistency, blend of spices, aroma and color. The judges were substitute teacher Amanda Bolan, math teacher Liz Zwart, substitute teacher John Price, literacy/reading teacher Kathy Lipowski, English teacher Dan Fliegel, social studies teacher Andrew Levin and substitute teacher Gabriel Rodriguez. The winners of the competition are senior Nicholas Karlovich, junior Braian Shima, senior Kayla Thomas and sophomore Jazmin Nunez Ocampo. As members of the winning team, those students will get to choose a meal to make and enjoy. WB culinary students win dessert competition Willowbrook culinary arts students who are part of The Brook Catering Co. also participated in a dessert/treat competition on Oct. 27. Three teams participated, and they made and sold items such as waffles, horchata, Oreo truffles, cinnamon

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rolls, puppy chow and Rice Krispies treats. Nowak said the students had to plan all aspects of making the snacks – including developing a budget and marketing their items. Junior George Boulahanis, sophomore Christiana Aviles, sophomore Andrew Cuellar, senior Antoinette McKissack and junior Daniel Rocha won the competition for earning the most profit. As the winners, they will get to use the money they earned to buy lunch.

On Oct. 26, students in Willowbrook Career and Technical Education (CTE) teacher Amy Nowak’s Culinary Arts II class competed in a Chili Cook-Off. (top left): Sophomore Zoe Ericson-Staton prepares her group’s pot of chili for the contest. (top right): Judges Amanda Bolan and Dan Fliegel enjoy a cup of chili. (right): The judges evaluate the chili entries. They are (from left): substitute teacher John Price, social studies teacher Andrew Levin, substitute teacher Amanda Bolan, literacy/reading teacher Kathy Lipowski, substitute teacher Gabriel Rodriguez, math teacher Liz Zwart and English teacher Dan Fliegel.

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Flood Plain Ordinance requirements due to hardship. Economic Development Director Jan Fiola, Community Development Director Patrick Grill and Deputy Director of Public Works Rich Salerno were recommended to serve on this committee. f) A resolution approving the 2017 Sugar Creek Golf Course annual budget in the amount of $1,079,891. Revenues are projected to be $1,082,872 for a projected net profit of $2,981. Villa Park and the Elmhurst Park District operate SCGC under the terms of an intergovernmental agreement. g) A resolution establishing the regular meeting dates for the Board of Trustees in 2017. h) A resolution approving the holiday schedule for the 2017 that establishes which Village buildings will be closed on those dates. i) A resolution authorizing the Village to enter into an engineering agreement with Christopher B. Burke Engineering, Ltd. for the Biermann Ave. combined sewer separation project in the amount of $43,200. • The Board then voted on a First and Final reading of an Ordinance approving a conditional use for the existing Sparkle Car Wash at 780 N. Addison Rd. This Ordinance follows the Oct. 6 public hearing and discussion where the Planning & Zoning Commission recommended approval of the business with conditions including signage, business hours architecture of the building and landscaping of the property.

• The Board also approved, in a First and Final reading, an Ordinance approving an increase in the number of Class EEE liquor licenses from five to six. The Jimmy’s Street Tacos restaurant, to be located at 117 W. St. Charles Rd. (the former Taco Bell), requested the license. • With another First and Final vote, the Board approved an Ordinance amending the fees for parking in the Village’s commuter parking lot at the Metra train station. The changes include implementation of a smartphone app in the south lot to allow automatic payments as well as a new payment machine. The new rates will be $2 per day, with a quarterly permit rate increasing from $82.50 to $100. • The Board also approved, with another First and Final reading, vacating a portion of the Harrison Street right-of-way. Property owners to the north and south have reached an agreement on how the right of way should be divided, according to Village staff. Two lots (1120 S. Oakland and 1200 S. Oakland) were involved. As part of the vacation request process, an appraisal was conducted to determine the value of the right-of-way property. Another approval vote was required to approve the administrative subdivision for the Doan/Faith Church subdivision. That property was valued at $18,000 and both parties paid $9,000. Trustee Chris Aiello abstained from these votes due to a conflict of interest.

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Friends of the Library to host annual Murder Mystery Play Every year at its annual Murder Mystery Play, the Friends of the Villa Park Library shock and awe audiences with plot twists and audience interaction. The show will be held at the library at 7 p.m. Friday, Nov. 4 and

Saturday, Nov. 5, and at 2 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 6. Tickets are on sale now for $12 or are available for purchase at the door for $15. This year’s play is called Sam Club, Private Eye in: The Case of the Malted Falcon. Those savvy enough

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to figure out whodunit will have the chance to win fabulous prizes from local businesses! Refreshments will be served. For more information, visit the library’s website at vppl.info or call 630-834-1164.

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On Oct. 14, Yogi Patel, owner of Fire House Subs in Villa Park, celebrates his ribbon cutting with members of the Villa Park Chamber of Commerce and several members of the Village of Villa Park, including Deb Bullwinkel, Village President.

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Wonderland of fun

Allyn (left) turned 1 recently, so she was dressed as Alice in ‘One’ derland. Her sister Aven, 3, wore a pink flamingo costume for the Old Town Villa Ave. Business Assoc. Trick or Treat Fest.

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Old Town Villa Ave. hosts Halloween Trick or Treat Fest

This fearsome Stormtrooper checks out a candy bag from one of the businesses along Villa Ave.

Library offers minilibrary at Jefferson Middle School In an on-going partnership with School District 45 and Jefferson Middle School, the Villa Park Public Library will offer a mini-library for families and kids of all ages this fall at Jefferson Middle School. From now through Dec. 22, stop by the school (255 W. Vermont St., Villa Park) every Thursday (when school is in session), from 3-4 p.m. Enter through the main doors to apply for library cards, check out materials and participate in fun activities like crafts. For more information, visit the library’s website at vppl.info or call 630-834-1164.

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Friday-Sunday, Nov. 4-6 Friends of the Library’s annual Murder Mystery Play The Friends of the Villa Park Library is hosting its annual Murder Mystery play this weekend. The show will be held at the library at

7 p.m. Friday, Nov. 4 and Saturday, Nov. 5, and at 2 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 6. Tickets are on sale now for $12 or are available for purchase at the door for $15. Info: visit the library’s website at vppl.info or call 630-8341164.

Sunday, Nov. 6 Villa Park Historical Society welcomes “Mamie Eisenhower” At 1 p.m., the Villa Park Historical Society will hold its annual meeting at the Historical Museum, 220 S.

Friday, Nov. 11 Parks and Rec Princess Tea • Beginning at 12 noon, Villa Park girls ages 3-8 along with their mothers are invited to a Mommy and Me Princess Tea at The Depot at Cortesi Veterans Memorial Park. Come dressed as your favorite princess for an afternoon tea party, which will include crafts, sandwiches, sweets, punch and, of course, tea. Tickets are $19 per couple/$15 for each additional child. To register, call 630-834-8970 or visit invillapark.com. • Reception for Didier Nolet at Park Art Center From 6-8 p.m., the Park Art Center will hold an artist’s reception for renowned Chicago artist Didier Nolet, whose exhibit, Mirror of Humanity: Reflections on a Blending of Memories, will be on display from Nov. 11 through Jan. 7, 2017. Info: 630-5011455 or find us on Facebook.

Obituary

WALTER “BUD” HUEBNER, 72 Walter “Bud” Huebner, of Villa Park and formerly of Elmhurst, passed away recently at the age of 72. Dear son of the late Walter Huebner and Charlotte Huebner Trompeter; brother of Patricia (David) Konishi, Anne Marie (Robert) Stezowski, Timothy (Carol) Trompeter, John (Laura) Trompeter, Robert J. (Kim) Trompeter, Mike Trompeter, Mary (William) Kauck, Jean (David) Dierlam, Joseph (Cate) Trompeter and the late Mark Trompeter; uncle of 22 nieces and nephews; great uncle of 8 nieces and nephews. Walter was a U.S. Navy Veteran. Memorial visitation will be held at Ahlgrim Funeral Home, 567 S. Spring Rd., Elmhurst, on Friday, November 4, 2016, from 4 to 8 p.m. Prayers 10:15 a.m. Saturday, November 5, 2016 at the funeral home going to Visitation Church for a Memorial Mass at 10:45 a.m. Interment All Saints Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, Memorials will be appreciated for JDRF, 1 N. LaSalle St., Suite 1200, Chicago, 60602. Arrangements provided by Ahlgrim Funeral Home. Call (630) 834-3515 or visit ahlgrim.com for more information.

Villa Avenue, followed by a program called “Mamie Eisenhower: Hostess in Chief,” portrayed by character actress and historian Ellie Carlson. Mrs. Eisenhower was America’s beloved First Lady from 1953-1961. Info: call 630-941-0223 or go online to: vphistoricalsociety.com

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Participants browse items during the Willowbrook Parent Organization’s Craft Fair on Oct. 22. More than 120 vendors participated in the event and nearly $8,000 was raised. Proceeds will help fund WPO scholarships for graduating seniors. (top right): Sophomores (from left) Kelli McNeice, Faith Fabian and Anna Carson sell pies at the Music Booster Club booth.

Saturday, Nov. 19 Career Workshops at the Library From 9:30-11:30 a.m., the Villa Park Library presents Careering Passioneering. Bring a pen, paper and an open mind. Tom Somora, an employment services representative with the Illinois Department of Employment Services, will discuss the necessary tools to reenter the job market and find a good career.

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Addison Trail boys soccer team reaches sectional final Blazers finish with 22 wins—best postseason finish in 16 years By Mike Miazga CORRESPONDENT

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The Willowbrook football team traveled to Quincy, Ill. on Saturday, Oct. 29 to face the Blue Devils in the first round of Class 7A state playoffs, and came back with a 32-13 come from behind victory. The Warriors hadn’t won a playoff game since 1996.

Willowbrook football team wins first playoff game in 16 years By Mike Miazga CORRESPONDENT

The long road trip for the Willowbrook football team was well worth the effort. The Warriors made the trek down to Quincy High School and came away with a come-from-behind 34-13 victoryover the Blue Devils in the first round of the Class 7A state playoffs. Willowbrook won the game when it scored 28 unanswered points in the fourth quarter. Kevon Dobbins erased a 13-12 deficit when he returned a fumble recovery for a touchdown. Jack Jessen followed with a rushing touchdown and Jacob Entwhistle returned an interception for a touchdown. The game was 0-0 after the first quarter and Willowbrook took a 6-3 lead into halftime via a Jon Kelso touchdown. A Quincy field goal tied the game at 6-6 heading into the fourth quarter and Quincy went up 13-6 before Willowbrook mounted its comeback that started with the first of Jessen’s two rushing touchdowns. Willowbrook is the No. 23 seed in the 32-team 7A bracket, while Quincy was the No. 10 seed. The win was Willowbrook’s first in the playoffs since the 1990 season when it defeated Maine South in Class 5A action, snapping a string of 10 straight playoff appearances without a win. It’s the sixth time in school history Willowbrook has won an openinground playoff game. The win against Quincy means Willowbrook will come home either Friday or Saturday to face No. 7 seed Glenbrook North (9-1). It’s Willowbrook’s first home playoff game since 1994.

Week 11 Preview Glenbrook North (9-1) at Willowbrook (7-3) What: Second round of the Class 7A state football playoffs When: Friday or Saturday. Check IHSA.org for exact day and time Where: Willowbrook High School, Villa Park Seeds: Glenbrook North is the No. 7 seed in the 32team 7A bracket; Willowbrook is the No. 23 seed Last week: Glenbrook North 17, Chicago Simeon 7; Willowbrook 34, Quincy 13 Outlook: Willowbrook won its first playoff game in 26 years with a thrilling performance in Quincy. The Warriors trailed in the fourth quarter and scored the last 28 points of the game to earn the program’s first home playoff game since 1994. The Warriors’ opponent scored a 10-point win in its playoff opener. Glenbrook North, located in Northbrook, tied for the Central Suburban Conference North Division title at 4-1. The Spartans lone loss came in Week 8 to a 6-3 Vernon Hills team at home (26-25). Of the team’s eight regular-season wins, only four came against teams with winning records (Wheeling at 5-4, Highland Park at 7-2, Deerfield at 5-4 and Vernon Hills at 6-3). It’s other four wins were against teams with records of 2-7, 3-6, 1-8 and 4-5. Glenbrook North has scored 40 or more points in five games. The 17-point playoff output in the first round was its lowest of the season. Up next: The winner of this game faces either No. 15 Glenbard North (8-2) or No. 2 East St. Louis Lincoln (100) in the state quarterfinals next week. If Willowbrook wins this game, it will either travel to Glenbard North (each team has hosted once and Glenbard North would be the higher seed) or host East St. Louis (which has hosted both of its games and Willowbrook will have hosted only once).

The Addison Trail boys soccer team saw its magical season come to a close after a tough 3-1 loss to Conant in the Class 3A Glenbard East sectional-championship game. Addison Trail finished the season 22-2 and advanced to a sectional title game for the first time since 2000. The Blazers’ earlier regional title was their first as well since 2000. The Blazers and Conant played to a 0-0 stalemate until late in the first half when the Cougars went up 1-0.

“They scored in the last minute of the half,” said Addison Trail coach Ryan Dini. “We had a mishap in the back and that led to a breakaway.” Conant quickly made it 2-0 early in the second half. “They scored two minutes into the half. It was a tough couple minutes for us,” said Dini. “We’re down 2-0 and then we got down 3-0 with 30 minutes left. We put a lot of pressure on them in the second half, but we got going way too late.” Enrique Luna scored Addison Trail’s lone goal. It was his 27th of the year. Luna earned all-state honors for his performance this season. Dini pointed out Addison Trail encountered a Conant team firing on all cylinders. “Conant beat Wheaton

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Addison Trail-Willowbrook girls swimming team takes seventh at Titan Relays Haake wins 100; 200 medley relay team third in competitive field By Mike Miazga CORRESPONDENT

The Addison Trail-Willowbrook co-op girls swimming team placed seventh at the recent Glenbrook South Titan Relays event. AT-Willowbrook was eighth in the 200 butterfly relay with a time of 2:12.19. That team included Madison Walsh, Gabriella Panegasser, Michelle Ramirez and Grace Roucka. AT-Willowbrook was sixth in the backstroke relay with a time of 2:07.59 with Anna Christiansen, Isabelle Hernandez, Ramirez and Elissa Haake. In the breaststroke relay, AT-Willowbrook placed fifth with a time of 2:26.80. That team included Roucka, Brianna Richardson, Savannah Catalano and Annalise Morrone. Haake won the 100 with a time of 53.67, well ahead of the secondplace time of 55.00. Ramirez took ninth in another section of the 100 with a time of 1:00.35. AT-Willowbrook was seventh in

one heat of the 200 medley relay with a time of 2:26.35. That group included Emy Hayes, Ryley Goles, Walsh and Sara Whiting. AT-Willowbrook also was seventh in the other section with Paul, Richardson, Panegasser and Kaitlyn Fox clocking in at 2:23.11. AT-Willowbrook was fifth in the 400 medley at 4:34.44 with Christiansen, Morrone, Roucka and Klea Gjonaj. Morrone was 10th in the 50 with a time of 26.69. AT-Willowbrook was fifth in the 400 relay in 4:46.33 with Whiting, Goles, Hayes and Walsh—all freshmen. In the other section, ATWillowrook was seventh with Paul, Panegasser, Richardson and Fox swimming 4:38.63. AT-Willowbrook was third in the 200 medley relay with a time of 1:59.78 with Christiansen, Morrone, Roucka and Haake. AT-Willowbrook took fourth in another section of the 400 relay with a time of 3:59.43 with Haake, Catalano, Gjonaj and Ramirez swimming 3:59.43. Haake took second in another section of the 100 with a time of 1:02.00, while Morrone was eighth in another section of the 50 with a time of 38.00.

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Fenton boys soccer team advances to sectional final By Mike Miazga CORRESPONDENT

The Fenton boys soccer team got itself on a postseason roll. The Bison won a Class 2A regional title with a pair of wins and then won their sectional semifinal match to advance to a Class 2A sectional final. In regional play, Fenton scored a 2-1 win over Wheaton St. Francis in the semifinals. Angel Barriga and Patryk Bryk each had a goal. Fenton then scored a 1-0 win over Marmion on penalty kicks. The two

teams played to a 0-0 draw through two overtime periods. Fenton won the penalty-kick phase by a convincing 4-1 count. Goalie Abel Carrere made two saves during the penalty-kick phrase. “It’s always special to advance in the state tournament,” Fenton coach Jim Johns said late last week. “It’s always a difficult task. Against Marmion both teams tried their best to score. It comes down to that in the state tournament. It becomes more of a defensive game. The games get more difficult. Everybody is hustling and giving it all they have. It’s harder to break teams down in the playoffs. We’re playing better defense and shooting a little better. We’re passing well. We’ve made

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overall improvement as a team.” Fenton then scored a 3-0 win over Hampshire in the sectional semifinal. Bryk had two goals, while freshman Sebastian Palacios had the other. Bryk put one in off an assist from Barriga in the first three minutes of the contest.

“When you get that early of a goal you usually are going to be in good shape,” said Johns. “We scored three in the first 30 minutes and then tried to close the game out.” The win over Hamsphire put Fenton at 9-10-3 overall. “We are doing the best we can.

We’re always improving,” the coach said. “The kids are training hard. They’re giving it everything they have. The kids put all their effort into it. They care and they are passionate about what they do. These kids are out there playing for the pure love of the sport. It’s refreshing to see that type of amateurism.”

Willowbrook and Fenton girls volleyball teams win playoff openers Addison Trail volleyball team competes at regionals By Mike Miazga CORRESPONDENT

The Willowbrook girls volleyball team opened the playoffs with a 255, 25-10 win over Chicago Noble/ TW Speer in quarterfinal action of the Class 4A York regional in Elmhurst. In the win against Noble/Speer, Bri Hoffmann had five digs. Payton Ceh had one kill, six aces and five digs. Olivia Pennebaker had eight kills, one ace and two digs. Grace Chantos had two digs. Stephanie Ebeling had one kill. Emily Ligocki had two kills, one ace, 10 assists and four digs. Jamie Chiappetta had four kills and seven aces. Marissa Marcello had two aces and seven assists, while Milena Sogura had six kills. Willowbrook had 17 service aces as a team. Willowbrook then dropped a 2520, 25-20 decision to Chicago Jones in the semifinals of the York regional. Against Jones, Hoffmann had one

dig. Taylor Balsitis had one kill. Ceh had one kill, two aces and seven digs. Pennebaker had six kills, one block and six digs. Chantos had one assist and two digs. Jessica Ragucci had one kill, one block and one assist. Ligocki had two kills, 13 assists and seven digs. Chiappetta had three kills and six digs. Marcello had three assists and six digs, while Sogura had six kills and one dig. Willowbrook finished the season with a 15-22 overall record and went 3-3 in West Suburban Conference Gold Division play.

Fenton girls volleyball The Fenton girls volleyball team opened postseason play with a 2510, 25-8 win over Chicago Prosser in the quarterfinals of the Class 4A Chicago Prosser regional. Fenton then dropped a 25-13, 2521 game to Glenbard West in the regional semifinals at Prosser. Addison Trail girls volleyball The Addison Trail girls volleyball team dropped a 9-25, 25-19, 25-21 decision to Leyden in the semifinals of the Class 4A Chicago Little Village regional.

IC Catholic Prep football team opens playoffs with blowout win By Mike Miazga CORRESPONDENT

The first round of the Class 3A state playoffs was no different than the previous nine games for the IC Catholic Prep football team. The Knights registered a 49-8 victory over St. Joe-Ogden in a firstround 3A playoff matchup at Lewis Stadium in Elmhurst. The win moved IC Catholic Prep to 10-0 overall. The top-seeded

Knights will host No. 8 seed PaxtonBuckley-Loda in a second-round game either Friday or Saturday. PBL (9-1) drubbed Aledo Mercer County 50-2 in first-round action. Quarterback Luke Ricobene was 5 of 10 passing for 189 yards and two touchdowns. Ricobene also led the Knights in rushing with a single 79yard touchdown run. Jordan Row-

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• Soccer

(Continued from page 19) Academy in the regional final one time and Jonathan put it into the and they only had one loss,” he opposite corner and beat the goalie,” explained. “They beat St. Charles said Dini. North, which had two losses and Dini lauded his defense’s play in then they beat us and we had only the shutout win. “We played good one loss going into the game. They team defense,” he said. “St. Charles were the hot team. They were good East had been shut out only one othand they played well. With our team er time throughout the year. Our four our speed usually is very notice- guys in the back and our center-mids able and our touch is very good. We did a good job. We dropped back in were a bit off. We were a little shell- coverages and played simple. We shocked there at the end of the first didn’t let them get too deep into our half and the start of the second half. end. We started out well the first 25 It wasn’t our night.” minutes of the game. We were in Addison Trail reached the sec- their end and had a lot of chances tional final after recording a 1-0 win and nice opportunities and we were over St. Charles East. able to capitalize on one of them.” Jonathan Hernandez had the BlazDini said overall the season was ers’ only goal 22 minutes into the a huge success for the Blazers. “We game off a Christian Santiago pass. ended up going the farthest we have “Christian got it down to the top since 2000 when that team lost 1-0 of the 18 box and crossed it. It hit to York in the sectional final,” he said. “We won the Pepsi tourna-

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(Continued from page 8) We recently celebrated National Hug a Sheep Day and National Bobblehead Day. I’m still shaking my head in disbelief about that one. Upcoming in the next few weeks are Plan your Epitaph Day (otherwise known as National Preparedness Day or Dooms Day.) Coincidentally, National Cappuccino Day and Harvey Wallbanger Day fall within the same 24-hour period, so I guess we’ll have to make a beverage choice. Either that or do a lot of drinking. Have a Bad Day Day is followed by Absurdity Day, which was created as a day to recall and note some of the totally and absolutely absurd things in history, in our country and in our lives. Given the current political climate, that shouldn’t be too difficult. Don’t get me wrong. I love a good celebration. Party like it’s National Carbonated Beverage with Caffeine Day, because it is! I can and will celebrate like its National Square Dance Day or even National Waiting for the Barbarians Day. But I’ll do so in moderation. National Moderation Day – now there’s an Event I could embrace. And I would. If it existed. It doesn’t. At least not yet. Give it time. (National Patience Day will be here in about a week.) Jill Pertler is an award-winning syndicated columnist, published playwright, author and member of the National Society of Newspaper Columnists. Don’t miss a slice; follow the Slices of Life page on Facebook.

ment, won the tournament we host and beat Willowbrook in the district game. We did a lot of good things this year. We finished second to Morton in conference and Morton (as of press time) is still playing and is favored by a lot of people to win

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It’s back to Peoria for the Fenton boys cross-country team. The Bison recently won their own Class 2A Fenton sectional and thus will compete in Saturday’s

17:23.28 and junior Alec Gruchalski was 128th in 17:53.15. Willowbrook girls cross country The Willowbrook girls crosscountry team placed 19th at the recent Class 3A Marist sectional in Midlothian. Sophomore Victoria Palma was 73rd in a time of 20:11.14. Junior Lydia Bauernfreund was 122nd in 21:31.79. Junior Angela Klingelhoffer was 138th in 22:31.21. Senior Grace Guthrie was 144th in 24:23.91 and junior Jennifer Williams was 145h in 24:31.42.

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Whyte was 20th in 17:13, junior Michael Lieggi was 38th in 17:52 and junior Bryan Medina was 46th in 18:09. Willowbrook boys cross country The Willowbrook boys crosscountry team finished 18th at the recent Class 3A Marist sectional held at Midlothian Meadows. Sophomore Matt Caron led the Warriors. He took 67th with a time of 16:25.82. Junior Michael Isaacson was 93rd in 16:57.04. Senior Casey King was 97th in 17:01.26. Senior Jacob Christiansen was 114th in

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Class 2A state meet in Peoria at Detweiller Park. Fenton won the meet with 77 points. St. Viator out of Arlington Heights was second with 88 points. It’s Fenton’s first sectional team title since 2001 and the Bison’s eighth state finals appearance as a team since 2000. Senior Jose Vazquez-Perez led Fenton with an eighth-place time of 16:52. Cristian Sanchez, a junior was 12th with a time of 16:59. Junior Alex Whyte was 18th in 17:11. Junior Jeremy Lodewyck was 19th in 17:13. Senior Anye

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