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Moving forwardCounty facilities ready
for renovations / 4
LOCAL NEWS
EmergencySoft lockdownorderedat
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MORE SAVINGSIN MORRISCommunity welcomes new Goodwill
store location with open arms / 3
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RDGLENN BAKERBorn:Dec. 17, 1921; inMorris, ILDied:Nov. 7, 2014; in Coal City, IL
Glenn Baker, age92, of Coal City,passed away Friday,November 7, 2014,at his home.Born December
17, 1921, inMorris,Glennwas a son ofthe late Harry andTheresa (Jackson)Baker. Hewasraised inMorris andgraduated from
Morris Community High School.Glenn honorably served in the UnitedStates Army duringWWII, where heearned a Purple Heart and a SilverStar, aswell as other variousmedalsand accolades.He retired from Illinois Clay Prod-
ucts. Glennwas an activememberof NewHope Presbyterian Church inCoal City, where hewas an Elder; pre-viously served on the Coal City SchoolBoard; was a past Clay Pool DrainageTreasurer, and belonged to theAmerican Legion. Glenn took pleasurein playing cards, hunting, fishing andsports. Hewas a huge Chicago Cubsfan and loved the outdoors. Glennrespected nature andwildlife andwillbemost remembered for his love ofspending timewith his family.Survivors include his daughter, Jan
(the late Gary) Smith ofWatertown,Wisconsin; and son, Douglas (Pam)Baker of Coal City; four grandchildren,Greg (Jennifer) Smith of Sheboygan,Wisconsin, Sarah (Jeff) Schmitt ofFishers, Indiana, David (Ricky-Marie)Smith ofWatertown,Wisconsin andMelissa (B.J.) Rigney of San Pablo,California; (12) great grandchildren,Owen Smith, Colby Smith, JoshuaPorterfield, Maggie Schmitt, EliotSchmitt, Cara Smith, Jacey Smith, Cal-len Smith, Ezra Smith, Asher Smith,Logan Rigney and Coda Rigney; onebrother, Leroy (the late Evelyn) BakerofMorris; one sister-in-law, Shirley(David) Gunn of Bartlett; and numer-ous nieces and nephews, aswell aswonderful friends and neighbors.Glennwas preceded in death by his
parents; first wife, Betty(nee John-ston)on October 9, 1995; secondwife,Mary Lou Hampton on December 12,2004; and his son-in-law, Gary Smith.Visitation and video tributewill
be held at NewHope PresbyterianChurch, 80 North Garfield Street (atFirst Street) in Coal Cityon Sunday,November 9, 2014, between thehours of 2:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. andagain onMonday, November 10thfrom 10:00 a.m. until time of funeralservices 11:00 a.m. Reverend JanChandler will officiate and burial willfollow in Braceville-Gardner Ceme-tery, where Glennwill be laid to restwith his first wife Betty.Preferredmemorialsmay bemade
as gifts in Glenn’smemory to NewHope Presbyterian Church; GrundyCommunity Volunteer Hospice or toHonor Flight.Friendsmay sign the online guest
book or send private condolencesto the family by logging onto: www.ReevesFuneral.comFuneral services and arrangements
have beenmade under the directionand care of Reeves Funeral Homes,Ltd. in Coal City.(815-634-2125)
MAXINE KRUEGERBorn:May 1, 1925; in Greenup, ILDied:Nov. 7, 2014; in Dwight, IL
Maxine Krueger (neeMilligan), age89, of Coal City and formerly GooseLake passed away Friday, November7, 2014, at Heritage Health in Dwight.BornMay 1, 1925, in Greenup,
Illinois, Maxinewas a daughter of thelate Charles F. and Flosey Lackey-Mil-ligan. Shewas raised inMelrose Parkand graduated fromProviso HighSchool with the class of 1942.Maxinewas a 50+ year activemember ofCoal City UnitedMethodist Churchand belonged to the Order of theEastern Star.During thewar sheworked on a
production linemaking batteries formilitary equipment and later workedin Real Estate throughout the area.Maxine loved antique cars and travel-ing all over theworld.Survivors include her son, Kurt
Kupfer of Carbon Hill; four step-chil-dren, TomKrueger of Godley, Debbie(Danny)Marino, Karen (Jim) Hopsonand Curt Krueger all of Joliet; andnumerous grandchildren.
Maxinewas preceded in death byher parents; first husband, RudolfHenry Kupfer in 1969; and secondhusband, Dale Krueger.Visitationwill be held onMonday,
November 10, 2014, between thehours of 4:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m.at Reeves Funeral Home, 75 NorthBroadway (one block North of IllinoisRoute 113) in Coal City. Maxinewillthen lie in state at the Coal CityUnitedMethodist Church, 6805EastMcArdle Road in Coal City onTuesday, November 11th from 10:00a.m. until time of funeral service 11:00a.m. ReverendWalter Carlsonwillofficiate and amemorial luncheonwill immediately follow the services.Burial will beWednesday in OakridgeGlen Oaks Cemetery in Hillside, whereMaxinewill be laid to restwith herfirst husband.Preferredmemorialsmay bemade
as gifts inMaxine’smemory to theCoal City UnitedMethodist Church,TheWoundedWarriors Project, or anyother Veteran’s organization.Friendsmay sign the online guest-
book or send private condolencesto the family by logging onto: www.ReevesFuneral.comFuneral services and arrangements
have beenmade under the directionand care of Reeves Funeral Homes,Ltd. in Coal City (815-634-2125).
ROBERT SMITHLUCAS JR.Born: Sept. 13, 1943; in Princeton, ILDied:Nov. 5, 2014; inMorris, IL
Robert SmithLucas Jr. “Bob”,husband, father,grandfather andformer EagleScout Leader andSoccer Coach died
Wednesday, November 5, 2014,in Morris, IL due to complicationsafter suffering a massive heartattack on Friday, October 31, 2014.He was 71.Bob was born in Princeton, IL
on September 13, 1943, to Robert
Smith Lucas, Sr. (Hodgesville, KY)and Eleutherias Lucas (Peonia,KY). Bob was a graduate from theUniversity of Illinois on full schol-arships with a B.S. in Chemistry.He then became a successful PlantManager of Witco Chemical Corp.(Texas); and finally with Akzo-No-bel (Morris, IL until he retiredin 2005. He was known to be agreat leader by all and showed hisstrength at managing large com-panies and taking care of thosefolks who helped him through hiscareer.Bob is survived by his wife of 48
years, Diane M. Lucas (Kehoe) ofLeroy, IL; and by two of his fourbrothers, Norman and JosephLucas. He is also survived by histhree children, Robert “Bobby”,Brian and Lindsey Lucas.Bob is preceded in death by his
brothers, Patrick and Roger Lucas.Bob will be remembered for his
wisdom, pride and his generosity,as well as his habit of growingand giving away fresh vegeta-bles, especially his tomatoes, tohis friends and family. He lovedhistory, science, eagles, his farm,and his family and grandkids(Robert,Gavin and Regan) most ofall. He had a brilliant mind and al-ways had an intellectual influenceon his peers, children and closefriends.A private funeral service will not
be held as his final wishes were tobe cremated. Flowers and condo-lences may be sent to 1330 AirportRoad, Morris, Illinois.If you would like to make a do-
nation in Bob’s honor, please sendto Morris Area Garden Club at 1119Wauponsee Morris, IL 6045. Cre-mation rites have been accorded.Arrangements have been entrust-
ed with U.C. Davis-Callahan FuneralHome, 301 W Washington Street,Morris, Illinois.For further information visit the
website at www.ucdaviscallahan.com or contact the funeral home at(815) 942-0084. Online condolenc-es may be made to the family byvisiting our website.
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Kathy Kasap looks at clothes Friday at the newly opened Goodwill
store in Morris.Heidi Litchfield – [email protected]
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Goodwill store inMorris now openBy HEIDI LITCHFIELD
MORRIS – Kathy Kasap andJoyce Denker traveled Fridayto Morris from Tonica andOglesby to see what bargainsthey could find at the newlyopened Goodwill store.
“I came in to look for a jack-et, which I found,” Denkersaid. “I found a cookie jar anda red shirt for Christmas.”
Her cart was filled with alittle something for everyone– pajamas for a grandson, somecoasters for her husband.
Kasap said she tries to lim-it what she wants before shecomes in the door. This trip,she sought Christmas items.She found an entire aisle ofthem.
“It looks like they havesome good stuff here,” she said.
The women said after theyfinished at the new store,which opened Wednesday,they were going to find some-where local to eat and maybecheck out some other localstores.
Megan Baker-Simonich,the store manager, said shehopes the new Goodwill storewill add to the other hometownbusinesses as a destinationplace to shop.
Morris is the 11th store forthe Goodwill of Central Illi-nois district, which covers a21-county service area. Bak-er-Simonich said her store wastop in sales for the district thefirst two days it was open.
“I’m very happy with the re-sponse from the community,”she said.
Morris Mayor Richard Kop-czick said he’s glad to see thestore has officially opened.
“We’re very glad to haveGoodwill become a citizen ofthe city of Morris,” Kopczicksaid. “I’m very happy to wel-come them.”
Gretchen Piper, director ofcommunications for Goodwillof Central Illinois, said the or-ganization put a lot of thoughtinto where it would open itsnext store and believed Mor-ris, being in the northernmostarea of its district, was the per-
fect place.Each district of Goodwill
stores is governed by its ownboard of directors. Each offersdifferent services to commu-nities, as well as different spe-cials.
The Morris store does notuse the loyalty card taken atother district locations, but itwill offer a color of the weekeach week, where any itemwith a price tag of a particularcolor is 50 percent off.
Baker-Simonich said thecolor changes each Monday, socustomers know when the nextsale starts. This past week’scolor was orange and a newcolor will be chosen Monday.
The store was stocked withitems from a Goodwill ware-house in Peoria, to make surethere were plenty of items forcustomers until local dona-tions pick up. She said Good-will has already had 16 dona-tions in the first two days andhopes to see more as peoplerealize the store is open.
Goodwill does not acceptdonations of large appliances,televisions, mattresses or box
springs, or any item that holdsFreon, the manager said.
In addition to used items,the store also offers new itemssuch as socks, batteries, glass-es and natural soaps.
Goodwill hired about 35people locally to work at thestore and used services offeredby Joliet Junior College to fillremaining positions.
“We are very excited tobecome a part of this com-
munity,” Goodwill Presidentand CEO Patty Fuchs saidin a news release. “We couldtell from the start that Morriswould welcome us with openarms. Goodwill thrives in com-munity-minded towns likeMorris.”
For information on Good-will’s retail stores, donationcenters and vocational ser-vices, visit www.goodwillpeo.org or call 309-682-1113.
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n WHAT: Goodwill in Morris grandopeningn WHEN: Nov. 14 and Nov. 15; 11a.m., Nov. 14 ribbon cutting, cakeserved aftern WHERE: The store is at 414Arthur Ave., Morrisn ETC.: Shoppers can register for a50-inch flat screen TV at the grandopening
Heidi Litchfield – [email protected]
Shoppers at the new Morris Goodwill store will experience 50 percent off savings each week. This week’ssavings were on items with orange tags.
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MORRIS – A new recep-tionist area with cabinets,countertops and two slidingglass windows might soon beadded to the Grundy CountyHealth Department.
The health department isin the Grundy County Admin-istration Building,1320 UnionSt., Morris. Plans to relocatethe receptionist area movedforward Thursday when thecounty’s Facilities Commit-tee agreed to take $12,200 outof the capital improvementsfund to pay for the project.
“When they go into thehealth department, they’ll ac-tually go to the receptionistarea and check in,” Ann Gill,vice chairwoman of the com-mittee, said after the meeting.
The space where the healthreceptionist area will be isnow an office for the on-dutysheriff deputy at the countybuilding.
The sheriff’s deputy’s officewill move to the main recep-tionist area in the front of thebuilding, and the receptionistarea will move to an officeelsewhere in the administra-tion center.
For the building’s main re-ception area, Gill said WerdenBuilders Inc. will cut a hole inthe brick wall that surroundsthe office it will move to, andwill install a counter in the of-fice for $2,950.
The money to pay for therelocation of the main recep-tionist area, she added, willcome out of next year’s bud-get.
The Finance Committee isset to vote at Monday night’smeeting on designating themoney for the health depart-ment project and the countyreceptionist project.
Philip Jass, public healthadministrator, said the countywill next need a building per-mit from Morris.
“I’m very happy about how
fast it moved,” he said afterThursday’s meeting. “Hope-fully, we’ll have it done byJan. 1.”
The health department hasfour receptionist areas for itsfour divisions: environmentalhealth, mental health, nursingand senior services.
Jass said the new recep-tionist area, which will man-age both the mental healthand senior services divisions,will allow the department tohave more control over whereclients go.
“We’re not eliminating po-sitions, just making it moreefficient with existing staff,”Jass said.
Jass first introduced the re-ceptionist project to the Facili-ties Committee last December.
He previously said not hav-ing a central check-in systemfor the department can lead topatients wandering the build-ing or the health departmentwithout administrators know-ing.
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Dian Brown, office manager for Grundy County’s Health Department,demonstrates where the door to the new receptionist area will be cutin half to provide a counter at the Grundy County Administration Build-ing.
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Sunrise 6:33 a.m. 6:35 a.m.
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Starved Rock L&D 450 442.07 .... -0.10
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Community to honor veterans TuesdayBy HEIDI LITCHFIELD
MORRIS – Honoring local
veterans for what they have
done for this country is an
important responsibility, said
Ken Buck, superintendent of
the Grundy County Veterans
Assistance Commission.
“It’s always important to
recognize the importance of
veterans on Nov. 11,” Buck
said.
Since the armistice that
ended World War I on Nov.
11, 1918, the United States has
honored American veterans of
all wars.
On Tuesday, several com-
munities will come together
by hosting an event. In Morris
that includes a parade to the
Grundy County Courthouse,
in Coal City the library will
sponsor an event that includes
a flag-raising ceremony, and
comments from commanders
of the American Legion and
the VFW will be given.
“Veterans Day has stood as
an opportunity for the United
States, as both a nation and its
citizens, to pause and honor
American veterans of all wars
– and thus a day very close to
all veterans’ organizations,”
a news release from GCVAC
said.
• Coal City – The Coal City Public Library District will sponsor a Veterans Day event starting at 11 a.m. Tuesday with a flag-raising ceremony.Comments by the commanders of the American Legion and VFW and a reception will follow, along with a display of World War I memorabilia. Forinformation, call Carla Welch 815-634-4552.• The Coal City Library District and the St Juvin VFW also will host the Hines Mobile Medical Unit from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wednesday at the library.• Minooka – Each of Minooka’s grade schools will honor Veterans Day with an event. Contact your school for details. The Minooka American
Legion Post 1188 is sponsoring these events with the schools. There also will be a gathering of students in Veterans Park with Mayor Pat Brennanas part of this observance.• Morris – The Morris American Legion will be hosting a parade and observance on Tuesday. The parade will start at 10:30 a.m. from Chapin Park
and end at the Grundy County Courthouse with an observance to follow at 11 a.m. The public is welcome to participate in the parade, no registra-tion required, just be at the park by 10:15 a.m.• Gardner – The Gardner American Legion will be helping host an observance at 11 a.m. Tuesday at the Gardner Fire Protection District.• Mazon – American Legion Post 352 will host an observance in Mazon. Call the post at 815-448-2550 for more details.• Seneca – Students at Seneca High School will honor the community’s military heroes Tuesday. All veterans, as well as enlisted members, are
invited to be recognized. Any member of the community who wishes to attend is welcome. Honored guests will be treated to refreshments beforethe ceremony at 10 a.m. in the high school commons area and a pork chop lunch immediately after. The program is scheduled to start at 10:30a.m. in the high school’s gymnasium, and will include a performance from the choir and band, recognition of honored guests and several speechesand presentations. Current and former members of the military wishing to attend are asked to please RSVP to the Seneca High School main officeat 815-357-5000.• Joliet – Joliet Junior College will host an event at noon Monday on the main campus at the center bridge.
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MINOOKA – MinookaCommunity High School’sprincipal search committeehas narrowed down its selec-tion to four candidates for theleadership position.
At the Minooka Communi-ty High School board meetingThursday, SuperintendentJim Blanche said the fourcandidates are “all experi-enced administrators.”
The district is using a freeweb-based human resourcerecruitment site to searchfor a replacement for formerprincipal Darcie Kubinski,who resigned last summer.
“I’m excited about the po-
tential for leadership to comein here,” Blanche said. “I wasimpressed with the caliber ofcandidates.”
Interviews and site vis-its are the next step, thenBlanche will bring selectedindividuals to the board andto meet groups of staff, stu-dents and parents.
Exit surveys offerstudent perspective
Also at the meeting, boardmembers were presentedwith results from exit sur-veys given to students lastMay.
The purpose of the sur-veys, according to interimAssistant Principal BertKooi, was to allow students
the opportunity to share im-
pressions of their overall
high school experiences with
the board, teachers and ad-
ministrators.
The survey gave 15 state-
ments, about which students
could answer, “always, most-
ly, sometimes or never.”
Students gave their most
positive scores to the state-
ments, “I feel safe at my
school,” “My teachers ex-
pect me to do my best,” and
“MCHS school personnel
treat me with respect.”
They responded least fa-
vorably to, “When I need ex-
tra help or don’t understand
part of the lesson, I ask or tell
my teacher,” “My schoolwork
positively challenges me,”
and “My school is preparing
me well for the future.”
Board member Chris Kobe
said the survey helped stu-
dents have a voice, but that
the answers would have been
more informative if the stu-
dents were asked to give sug-
gestions on how to improve
areas they graded low.
Mark French said the re-
sults could be used as an
additional tool to surveys
teachers give in individual
classrooms and the Illinois
5Essentials Survey, which
is taken in the spring and
administered by the Illinois
State Board of Education.
“I’m excited about the
potential for leadership
to come in here. I was
impressed with the
caliber of candidates.”
Jim BlancheMinooka superintendent
BRIEF
City of Morris to startaccepting petitionsMORRIS – Morris City Clerk
Carol Adair will accept candi-date petitions Nov. 17 throughNov. 24 for the consolidatedprimary election Feb. 24.The offices up for the primary
election are city clerk – two-year term; First Ward alderman– four-year term; Second Wardalderman – four-year term; ThirdWard alderman – four year-
term; and Fourth Ward alderman– four-year term.The city clerk’s office, located
in the Morris Municipal ServicesFacility at 700 N. Division St.,Morris, is open from 8 a.m. to4:30 p.m. Nov. 17 through Nov.23 to accept the petitions. It willbe open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. onNov. 24 as well.For information, call 815-942-
4026.– Morris Daily Herald
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LYNN PELLEGRINIBorn: June 12, 1944Died: Nov. 5, 2014
Lynn (Bols) Pel-legrini, 70, ofMorrispassed awaypeace-fullyWednesdayeveningNovember5, 2014, at theMorrisHospitalwith her
family at her bedside. Born June 12,1944, she is the daughter of the lateLloyd E. and Sybil (Erickson) Bols.
Lynnwas raised and educated inMorris graduatingwith theMorrisHigh School Class of 1962. ShewastheMorris High School HomecomingQueen, played the clarinet throughouthigh school and played in theMajoretteBand. She sang in the choirwhich leadher to sing atweddings in theMorrisarea. Shewas also amember of theSteven Fosters Singers.LynnmarriedDonald Pellegrini on
June 20, 1964. Sheworked as anoperator for IBM inChicago,thenwasanAdministrative Secretary at Alumax,QuantumChemical and theBusinessOffice ofMorris High School. She lovedbaking, especially for her grandchildren,andwas knownas “momto everyone”.
Shewas an avid bridge player andalways enjoyed entertaining friendsand family at homewith her husband.Lynn is survived by her husband
and 3 children, Lynette Pellegrini ofElmwood, IL, Kenton Pellegrini Barbara(Pope) ofMorris, and Laney (Brennan)Callahan of Newark, IL; grandchildren,Lyndsay Stone, Ryan Stone, SeanStone, LiamStone, Tori Anna Pellegrini,Sophia Pellegrini, RomanPellegrini,Gianna Pellegrini, Landrie Callahan,LaykenCallahan, LachanCallahan,SheaCallahan; sisters Barbara (Gary)Staggs of Texas, Sharon (Gary) Bedsonof Florida, Sally ( Bob)Weber of Virgin-ia; sisters-in-law,MaryAnnO’HaganofMorris; Regina (Tom)Anderson of
Morris, and TeresaGray ofOklahoma;brother-in-law, Larry Barry of Oklaho-ma; several nieces and nephews; andGod son, Brent Barry.Lynn is preceded in death by her
parents; and one sister, Betty (Bols)Barry.Memorialsmay bemade in Lynn’s
name to Immaculate ConceptionChurch.Visitationwill be held Sunday, No-
vember 9, 2014, from3:00p.m. to 7:00p.m. at theU.C. Davis-Callahan FuneralHome located at 301WestWashingtonSt. AMass of Christian Burialwill beMonday, November 10, 2014, at 9:30a.m. at Immaculate ConceptionCatho-lic Church inMorris, presided by Father
Edward J.Howe, CR. Burial to followatMt. Carmel.Arrangements have been entrusted
withU.C. Davis-Callahan Funeral Home,301WWashington Street,Morris,Illinois.For further information visit the
website atwww.ucdaviscallahan.comor contact the funeral homeat (815)942-0084. Online condolencesmaybemade to the family by visiting ourwebsite.
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BRIEFSWhite Oak put onsoft lockdown FridayMORRIS – Students at White
Oak Elementary School in Mor-ris were put on a soft lockdownat the end of the school dayFriday.“We were given information
that a non-custodial parent washeaded to the school at the endof the school day,” Superinten-dent Teri Shaw said. “We wereproactive and went into softlockdown.”Phone calls went out to
parents of students informingthem of the lockdown and let-ting them know that bus riderswould be getting home late.Morris Police Chief Brent
Dite said the department wasinformed the person was at theschool and when checking onthe subject, found he had a war-rant for arrest for an unrelatedmatter.“He was taken into custody at
the school,” Dite said.Shaw said staff practices
lockdown situations and react-ed exactly as they have beentrained to do.“The staff did a remarkable
job keeping the students safe,”Shaw said.The name of the person taken
into custody wasn’t immediate-ly available Friday afternoon.
Police investigaterash of burglariesMORRIS – Morris Police Chief
Brent Dite said Morris police areinvestigating a rash of bur-glaries that occurred Thursdaynight.
“There were at least fourburglaries [Thursday] night, oneat the GAVC house being built, a
house on Brentwood Drive and acar at a local hotel, and at leastone more,” Dite said during a
phone interview Friday evening.He said police spent Friday
investigating all the burglaries
independently and aren’t sure atthis time if they are connected.
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Flower arrangingworkshop set for Nov. 16MORRIS – Want to make a nice
arrangement for your home?Then you need to come to theUniversity of Illinois ExtensionOffice at 6 p.m. Nov. 16.John Davis of the Extension
and a couple horticulturestudents will work with you tomake two simple round arrange-
ments, according to a newsrelease.The cost for materials will be
$4 and the workshop will becompleted by 7:30 p.m. Partici-pants need to pre-register to theExtension office by Thursday.Call the University of Illinois Ex-
tension at 815-942-2725 to learninformation or to register.
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TODAY – Your self-discipline, intensityand passion will serve you well thisyear. You will have no trouble achievingyour goals, and will earn recognitionfrom your peers. Stretch your limits,but retain your work ethic in order toadvance.SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) -- A mis-understanding or miscommunicationbetween you and a partner will have tobe remedied if you are going to moveforward. A calm discussion will clearthe air.SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) -- Adisagreeable attitude will compromiseyour position. Be known for your talents,not your irritability. Dependability andconsistency will bring personal andfinancial rewards your way.CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) -- Nomatter whom you are dealing with, if anagreement is drawn up, you must readthe fine print. Don’t make impulsivedeals that might cause personal orfamily setbacks.AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) -- Com-promise will be called for when dealingwith partners. Go out of your way toreach a mutually beneficial agreement.Get whatever you agree on in writing toavoid future problems.PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) -- Householdmatters will take precedence. Makehome improvements that will increaseyour comfort, convenience and familyenjoyment. Host a gathering of friendsand family at your place.ARIES (March 21-April 19) -- Make anappointment with a financial adviser tolook over investment possibilities. There
are ways to improve your monetarysituation, and now is an opportune timeto alter your financial outlook.TAURUS (April 20-May 20) -- Stubborn-ness will be your downfall. Insistenceon doing things your way will have adetrimental effect on your personal andprofessional partnerships. If you cannotagree, you’d be better off movingforward alone.GEMINI (May 21-June 20) -- Yourdreams of promotion will diminish ifyou get involved in office politics orgossip. You may not agree with somerules and regulations, but you need tofollow them.CANCER (June 21-July 22) -- Frivolousspending can damage your financialsecurity. Before you spend, questionwhether you really need to make thepurchase. You’ll feel better with lessstuff and more money in the bank.LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) -- Someone will notrealize the advice they’re offering isn’twhat you need. Don’t take offense; justmake it very clear that you don’t wantanyone interfering in your personal life.VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) -- Put yourhouse in order. Gather up instructionmanuals and related warranties orguarantees. Reorganize your importantpapers and discard possessions orrecords that are no longer relevant.LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) -- Friction andhostility between family members willprey on your mind. Scrutinize your ownactions before putting blame elsewhere.Criticizing is irritating, whereas findinga solution and fixing the problem isthoughtful.
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MARGE WILLSBorn: Sept. 11, 1931Died: Nov. 6, 2014
MargeWills, age83, and a lifetimeresident of Coal City,passed away Novem-ber 6, 2014, atMorrisHospital with lovingfamily at her side.
Born September 11, 1931,MargaretJeanwas a daughter of the late John B.Bertot, Sr. and Jennie (nee Benedetto)Bertot. Shewas a graduate of CoalCity High School and on April 8, 1951,Margiemarried KennethWills in As-sumption Catholic Church in Coal City.Shewaitressed locally for several
years; worked at Rohlfs Bakery in CoalCity, andwasmost known as a cook
at the Coal City Schools. Margewasan activemember of AssumptionCatholic Church, where shewasinvolvedwith TheMartha’s and SaintVincent’s Table.In early years,Marge volunteered
her time as a roommother andworked concessions. Shewas aformer PTA officer and served aspast president of the Coal City LittleLeague.Margiewas committed to hercommunity and thiswas demonstrat-ed through herwork and volunteeringwithMeals onWheels for the GrundyCounty Senior Citizens, assisting inthe food pantry, and her time spentat the Coal City Clothes Closet. Sheregularly helpedwith the Octoberfestservingmeals at the Berst Center andassisted at the immunization clinicsfor children. It was for theseworksandmany others thatMargewashonored as a past Coal City Communi-ty Service Award recipient, and servedas GrandMarshal of the Octoberfest
parade in 2004.WhenMargiewas not volunteering
she took pleasure in playing cards andbaking, of which shewaswell knownfor her pie crusts and donuts.Margewas a true Coal City Coaler fan andwill be remembered as a referee in thestands. Her familywas very importantto her and shewas proud to follow hergrandchildren in their school activitiesand sports.Survivors include her three children,
Douglas (Susan)Wills of Coal City,Linda (Jon) Siron ofMorris and Janice(Jerry) Unger of Coal City; five grand-children, Tracy (Chris) Carlson of CoalCity, Allan (Jill)Wills of Joliet, Jennifer(Eric) Trevino ofMorris and Casey(Janna) Siron and JeremyUnger, bothof Coal City; nine great grandchil-dren, Derek, Alex,Maggie, Brendon,Drew, Evan, Avari, Colton and Ashlyn;brothers and sisters-in-law, Elvin andDorothyWills, LeonardWills, EstherWills, Norman and JoAnnWills, Paul
and EmilieWills andMarthaWalker;numerous nieces and nephews,including her special niece, DarlenePalmer; and numerous cousins aswellas her dear caretaker, Cindy Depauw.Margewas preceded in death by
her parents; husband, Kenneth (1995);granddaughter, AmyGenevieveUnger;brothers, Andrew (Lillian) Bertot andJohn B., Jr. (Cele) Bertot; and sisters,Louise (Frank) Vilt andMarie (Chuck)Metzke.Visitation and video tributewill be
held on Sunday, November 9, 2014,between the hours of 2:00 p.m. and6:00 p.m. at Reeves Funeral Home, 75North Broadway (one blockNorth ofIllinois Route 113) in Coal City. Funeralserviceswill followMonday, Novem-ber 10th at 10:00 a.m. in Assumptionof the Blessed VirginMary RomanCatholic Church, 245 South KankakeeStreet in Coal City. AMass of ChristianBurial will be celebratedwith Rever-end Robert Noesen officiating. Burial
will be in Braceville-Gardner Cemetery,whereMargewill be laid to restwithher husband Kenneth.Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers
will be: AllanWills, Chris Carlson, Ca-sey Siron, Eric Trevino, JeremyUnger,Steve Palmer and JoeyMetzke.Preferredmemorialsmay bemade
as gifts inMarge’smemory to The Unit# 1 Foundation or Angels of Hope, NFP.Friendsmay sign the online guest
book or send private condolencesto the family by logging onto: www.ReevesFuneral.comFuneral services and arrangements
have beenmade under the directionand care of Reeves Funeral Homes,Ltd. in Coal City. (815-634-2125)
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Services Facility will be closedMonday from 11:30 to 1:30 p.m.Monday to allow employees to
attend a funeral.The City Hall will reopen for
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Two-party rule isneeded to fix Illinois
One-party rule has notbeen good for Illinois. Since2003, Democrats have con-trolled both chambers of theGeneral Assembly and thegovernor’s office.
In that time, this state’sfiscal situation has crum-bled. We spend too much. Wetax too much. Our policieshave forced too many jobcreators across state lines.With no checks and balancesthat a two-party system pro-vides, Democratic leadersin state government havesteered Illinois to the brinkof financial insolvency.
Republicans have notbeen competitive statewidein part because they’vealienated too many voters onissues other than fiscal ones.
With his win last week,Governor-elect Bruce Raun-er has created a blueprint forfellow Republicans hoping towin state or Congressionaloffices in Illinois.
Focus on matters of fiscalrelevance; express a willing-ness to work in a bipartisanmanner to fix real problems;and leave social issues “offthe table,” as Rauner saidtime and again during hiscampaign.
Rauner defeated Dem-ocratic Gov. Pat Quinn bymore than 160,000 votes. Hewon every Illinois countybut Cook, and he did it byfocusing on jobs, taxes, theeconomy, downsizing gov-ernment and working withlegislators on both sides ofthe aisle to solve Illinois’many issues.
Whenever he was askedabout gay marriage, whichbecame legal in Illinois thisyear, he refused to providehis personal view but saidhe would not work to changestate law. He similarly saidhe would not try to repeal
medical marijuana eventhough he would not havesigned the bill that legalizedit.
Four years ago, down-state Republican Sen. BillBrady was leading Quinn inmost polling months beforethe gubernatorial election.But his voting record inthe General Assembly andcomments he made duringhis campaign suggested afar-right social agenda. Itscared too many moderateIllinois voters away. Helost by 32,000 votes despiteQuinn’s poor record on jobs,taxes and the economy.
Of course, fiscally conser-vative yet socially moderateRepublicans have to wintheir primaries before theycan win a general election.If the GOP hopes to repeatRauner’s success, it’s vitalthat moderate Republicansget out and vote in the pri-mary.
The issue is not one ofRepublicans versus Demo-crats. More importantly, it isabout effective government.Politicians with their ownradical agendas have littlechance of accomplishingmuch in the current messthat is Illinois. Our state hasenormous fiscal problems,and we need serious, fiscallyminded legislators who canset aside the “party line” andfocus on solving them.
When he takes office Jan.12, 2015, Rauner will be thefirst Republican governor ofIllinois since George Ryanleft office in 2003. Voterselected him because theytrust he can do a better jobthan Quinn in fixing Illinois’numerous fiscal issues.
He and the Democrat-ic-controlled General As-sembly must work togethertoward that common goal.
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speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.THE FIRSTAMENDMENT
Ben Bradlee: A tale of Kennedy’s courierBen Bradlee, the legendary
Washington Post editor who
died recently, has been widely
praised for his work building
up The Washington Post and
bringing down Richard Nixon.
His guidance of the paper’s
Watergate coverage thrilled a
generation, and maybe two gen-
erations, of aspiring journalists.
But the many extravagant
tributes to Bradlee have paid
less attention to his relation-
ship with an earlier president,
John F. Kennedy. It’s not that
their friendship was a secret;
indeed, Bradlee wrote a book
about it. It’s just an embarrass-
ment, and when it came time
to evaluate Bradlee’s life, the
sycophancy of his association
with JFK did not fit the image,
carefully tended by colleagues
and friends, of the journalist
as a courageous puncturer of
inflated reputations.
Bradlee’s book, “Conver-
sations With Kennedy,” told
the story of his, and his wife,
Tony’s, friendship with John
and Jacqueline Kennedy from
its beginning in 1958 until the
JFK assassination in 1963.
For much of the book,
Bradlee seemed impossibly
starstruck.
He stayed close to Kennedy
as the new president took office.
There were fun dinners, fre-
quent phone calls, trips to the
country. White House dances
were “dazzling,” Bradlee wrote:
“The crowd is always young.
The women are always gor-
geous, and you have to pinch
yourself to realize that you are
in the Green Room of the White
House.”
Things were going great
until August 1962, when Look
magazine published an article
with the headline “Kennedy vs.
The Press: Never have so few
bawled out so many so often for
so little, as the Kennedys battle
reporters.” The piece quoted
Bradlee saying, “It’s almost
impossible to write a story they
like. Even if a story is quite
favorable to their side, they’ll
find one paragraph to quibble
with.”
Big mistake. Kennedy im-
mediately froze Bradlee out; no
more fun dinners. Bradlee was
wounded, writing that he went
“from regular contact –- dinner
at the White House once and
sometimes twice a week, and
telephone calls as needed in ei-
ther direction – to no contact.”
Exile forced Bradlee to
examine his relationship with
the president. “What, in fact,
was I?” he asked. “A friend, or a
journalist? I wanted to be both.”
Eventually Bradlee behaved
himself, served his time in Sibe-
ria, and was let back into JFK’s
good graces, without ever fully
answering the question.
As a journalist, Bradlee’s
friendship with Kennedy
brought him prestige and the
envy of competitors, but noth-
ing really worth compromising
his integrity. “Kennedy never
gave Ben big scoops, particular-
ly during the [1960] campaign”
wrote Himmelman, “but he
handed out tidbits.”
“Conversations With Kenne-
dy,” which Bradlee wrote at the
height of Watergate, got some
rough reviews when it came
out in 1975. (And the reviewers
didn’t have some of the stuff
Himmelman found later, which
made Bradlee look even worse.)
Maybe the toughest notice
came from Jacqueline Kenne-
dy, who, according to Himmel-
man, said to Bradlee about his
writing on JFK: “It tells more
about you than it does about
him.”
After Bradlee’s death, a
number of remembrances
noted the many journalists who
wanted more than anything to
be like Ben. Conversations with
Kennedy is an extended lesson
on why they shouldn’t.
• Byron York is chief po-litical correspondent for TheWashington Examiner.
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Something football players
and coaches never do in the
playoffs is look ahead to the
upcoming weeks. That’s not
a safe thing to do when it’s a
lose-and-your’re-done situa-
tion. Lose focus on the game
at hand because you are look-
ing ahead to a possible future
matchup, and you can find
yourself staying at home and
wondering what happened.
The job of looking ahead
falls on fans and us media
types. To that end, if Morris
keeps winning, and the other
games play out the way the
seeds say they should, the
Redskins will be at home
until the state championship
game in Champaign.
Here’s how it would shake
down. If Morris beats Ma-
homet-Seymour today and
Metamora beats Peoria, then
the Redskins would host
Metamora next week because
Metamora has had two home
games in the playoffs and
Morris has had only one.
The team with the fewest
home games gets to host.
That’s the IHSA rule. Now,
if Morris beats Metamora at
home, which is not out of the
question because that’s some-
thing they already have done
this season in Week 2. The
other side of the bracket has
Springfield Sacred Heart-Grif-
fin playing host to Highland.
That would be Sacred Heart’s
third home game, as opposed
to Morris only having two,
and Morris would host Sacred
Heart in the semifinals.
Of course, all of that is
assuming that the higher seed
wins every game. As Morris
proved last week, seeds don’t
always mean much. A lower
seed coming up with a win
would put Morris hosting
through the semis scenario
out the window, but it’s fun
to think about, because the
Redskins historically have
been nearly invincible at
home during the playoffs.
Coal City also has been
tough to beat at the John
Dzuris Athletic Complex.
If the Coalers can beat St.
Edward today, and Manteno
beats Dixon, then next week’sgame will be in Coal City. TheCoalers lost at Manteno by apoint in the regular season,and you would have to thinkthat the home field advantagewould be enough to switchthat result. If the seeds holdup on the other side andtop-seeded Rockford Lutheranand fourth-seeded Johnsburgwin, then Lutheran wouldhost Johnsburg. And if Lu-theran wins that one, guesswhat? It has to come to CoalCity for the semis.
So, it’s possible the semifi-nals could see a game in CoalCity and a game in Morris onthe Saturday before Thanks-
giving. If the administrationscan get together and decideto schedule the games aboutthree hours apart, therewould be time for fans of bothto make it to both games ina show of area support. Howcool would that be?
• The cross country courseat Detweiler Park in Peoriawill be a busy place today,as the state’s best runnersconverge for the state meet.The Seneca girls team andGardner-South Wilming-ton’s Daly Galloway will becompeting in the Class 1Arace at 9 a.m., while Seneca’sRoss McCormick will be inthe boys race at 10. In Class
2A, Morris’ Mya Shannonwill start at 11 a.m. Class 3Asees the Minooka girls teambegin at 1 p.m., with Minookaboys Gabe Ceballos and SorenKnudsen running at 2 p.m.
• Believe it or not, thewinter season is not far away.Girls basketball teams heldtheir first official practicesthis past Monday, and theboys can begin this Monday.Games can begin for the girlsNov. 17, with the boys beingable to start Nov. 24.
• Rob Oesterle is a sportsreporter for the Morris DailyHerald. He can be reached [email protected].
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Morris girls swimmers score 6thin Independent Conference
STAFF REPORTS
OSWEGO – The Morrisgirls swimmers and divers par-ticipated in the 2014 Indepen-dent Conference Swim Cham-pionships Nov. 1 at OswegoEast High School, where theRedskins took sixth on boththe varsity and junior-varsitylevels with 105 and 120 points,respectively. Oswego won boththe varsity and JV levels.
Top placers were KaylaLewis and Charissa Wignes,who took third and fourth, re-spectively, in diving. JenniferAshley placed ninth in boththe 200-meter individual med-ley (2:37.91) and 100 butterfly(1:09.08). Myckala Tobolskytook ninth in the 100 freestyle
(1:03.44), while Reilly Chy-tracek also placed ninth in the500 free (6:16.33). The 400 free-style relay team of Tobolsky,Kaela Kreis, Chytracek, andAshley placed fifth (4:41.85).
FOOTBALLLaSalle-Peru sophomores
28, Morris 20: The Redskinsbattled back from an ear-ly 16-point deficit to pull towithin 22-20 late in the thirdquarter in their season finaleon Oct. 24 in Morris. Morris,which finished 5-4 overall and4-1 in the Northern Illinois Big12 East, was unable to close thegap. Nate Halcomb completedtwo passes on fake punts. Oneof the passes went for a 68-yardtouchdown to Michael Feeney.
Ricky Delfavero found Feeneyfor 5- and 15-yard touchdownpasses.
GRADE SCHOOL BASKETBALLMinooka 8thGirls 32, Lukancic
2: The Indians were led offen-sively by Kylee Meadows withnine points. Cierra Bachmannhad five points, four rebounds,and three steals. Bella Alessioand Kara Wilhelm each add-ed four points. Five other girlsscored, as well. The Indiansplay in the IVC tournament at4:30 p.m. on Tuesday in Chan-nahon.
Minooka 7th Girls 22, Lu-kancic 10: Bre Hammer led theIndians with six points, whilewhile eight others scored inthe winning effort.
A couple of Saturday’sago my youngest son, Cody,sauntered up to me with atoothy grin. I’ve been a fatherlong enough to know beneaththat enamel some sort of planlurked. My instincts flashedto life.
“What?” I asked him.“Wouldn’t it be a beautiful
day to go shooting?” he said.For once, I really chewed
on what he said and didn’tdismiss it with the wave ofa hand. The sun beat downwith its glorious rays and theblue sky covered the horizon.Yes, it was perfect.
“Cody, I think that itwould be a great day to goshooting.” He scampered offto get his things ready.
The previous year wit-nessed my purchase of a niceyouth model pump shotgunfor the boys. We fired itsome, but it spent most ofthe past months keeping therest of the guns in my safecompany.
I handed off a list ofchores to be done beforewe drove to the farm toblast some clay birds. Lukeattacked his tasks, and Codymade short work of his. Theyboth waited patiently forme to complete a few morethings.
Honestly, it didn’t concernme at all if I finished myto-do list. Another one wouldtake its place almost instan-taneously anyway.
After rummaging throughmultiple closets, shelves,bins and other storage places,I located everyone’s shootinggoggles and ear protection.The boys’ youth shotgunsat cased up and ready. Thehard choice remained; whatshotgun would I take.
I eventually decidedupon an Italian made Bredasemi-automatic. The gun feltcomfortable, shot easily, andthe last time I went out, Itook the Remington. It’s niceto mix it up a bit.
On the way to the farm weswung by the local sportinggoods department and pickeda few packages of 20 gaugetrap loads for the boys toburn through. I grabbed onebox, but Cody felt confidentthat at least two would beneeded. You never can havetoo much ammo; at least thatis what I tell my wife.
Once we pulled up to theedge of the freshly harvestedfield, I reminded the boys ofall the safety concerns, howwe were going to do this, andwho would go first. Theyactually listened. Good thing.Firearm safety took top pri-ority. In fact, they would beloading and firing only oneshell at a time.
I supervised their prepara-tion and then grabbed some
orange clay birds. The firstone the young gun missed.Same with the second. Ispent some time showinghim how the barrel is justan extension of your bodyand reminded Cody to keephis cheek down on the stockthrough the entire shot.
I tossed the next bird anda couple of pieces erupt-ed from it as a few pelletsslammed into the edge.Smiles followed. The nextbird received the full on-slaught of shot. As a result, itturned to powder and vapor-ized from sight. A giant grinstretched across Cody’s face.
“My turn.”I saw Luke approaching.
There is no part of a teenageboy’s psyche that can possi-bly allow a younger siblingto outperform him. Codystepped back and handed the870 to his older brother.
I tossed the first bird andLuke shot over it. I remindedhim to keep both eyes open
so it would be easier to trackthe clay target. He did on thenext one and splintered acouple of pieces off.
His confidence boiledover and he shouted “pull”as fast as he could. That kidproceeded to center up andblast the next seven targetsin a row. After the last one,he handed the pump shotgunback to his brother withoutsaying a thing. There wasnothing to be said. Actions dospeak louder than words.
I took my turn, busted afew, and worked on Codydecided to ask me to go shoot-ing on that gorgeous day. I doneed to schedule a rematchsoon, though. For some rea-son, I’m just not OK with my16-year-old outshooting me. Itmust be a guy thing.
• Steve Rogers is anoutdoors columnist for theMorris Daily Herald. He canbe reached at [email protected].
A nice day to go shooting with my sons
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Bears, Packers even – except under centerOne of the most oft used and
least accurate clichés in sports
is when the announcer with
the voice from God booms,
“And in this, one of the great-
est rivalries in the NFL, you
can throw out the record books
when these two get together!”
No, unfortunately you can’t.
With Jay Cutler at quarter-
back, the Bears are 1-10 against
the Green Bay Packers, and
Cutler has thrown 13 touch-
downs and 20 interceptions.
It’s worse at Lambeau Field,
where the Bears are 0-3 when
Cutler plays, and he’s thrown
two touchdowns and 10 inter-
ceptions.
Conversely, the Packers
are 11-2 against the Bears with
Aaron Rodgers, and not count-
ing last year’s game in which
he was knocked out early in
the first quarter, Rodgers is
undefeated against the Bears
at home.
It is true, these matchups
are not actually Cutler vs.
Rodgers, as they are never on
the field at the same time.
But the quarterback does
have the biggest impact of any
player on his team, and we
have witnessed Rodgers mak-
ing his team much better than
it is without him, while Cutler
has served as an anchor more
often than he has a propeller.
Another reason the conver-
sation so often turns to Cutler
and Rodgers when these two
teams get together is a look at
their respective offenses.
Matt Forte is one of the
three or four best running
backs in the NFL today. Eddie
Lacy is close but still working
to join that group.
Until a few weeks ago,
there nearly was unanimous
consent around the league that
Brandon Marshall and Alshon
Jeffery were the best pair of
starting receivers in the NFL,
with Jordy Nelson and Randall
Cobb ranked several groups
below.
The depth of both groups
was a question, although the
recent play of Davante Adams
gives the Pack an advantage
there.
Martellus Bennett gives the
Bears a big edge at tight end,
as the Packers have no consis-
tent performer here, although
Bennett could be doubtful for
this game with bad ribs.
The offensive lines are
probably even, as each boasts a
Pro Bowl guard in the Packers’
Josh Sitton and the Bears’
Kyle Long, and are reasonably
solid everywhere else, al-
though both can be exposed in
the pass rush.
Is it the defenses that give
the Packers such a huge edge?
Actually, the Bears are
better than the Packers in total
defense, 22nd vs. 26th, and the
Bears have a big edge against
the run where they are 13th in
the league and the Packers are
dead last at 32nd.
The Packers are better at
stopping the pass, ranking
ninth in the league, while the
Bears are 23rd, but the Bears
are better sacking the quarter-
back, 11th in sack percentage
to Green Bay’s 15th, and the
Bears are much better in third-
down efficiency, 20th to the
Packers’ 30th ranking.
Green Bay is better in
points allowed, 19th, while the
Bears are 29th, but both teams
struggle on defense and it’s
almost impossible to give an
edge either way.
So what we have is the
Bears and Packers are pretty
much equal everywhere on the
field, except at quarterback –
and possibly on the sidelines.
Based on their respective
bodies of work, you have to
give an edge to Packers coach
Mike McCarthy over Marc
Trestman, but if the Bears get
a win Sunday night, Trestman
actually moves to 2-2 against
Green Bay.
At the end of the day no
matter how various members
of the media and the clubs’ re-
spective fan bases want to spin
this, it really does come down
to Rodgers vs. Cutler.
The Bears have an excel-
lent chance to win this one
if they can pressure Rodgers
and move him off his spot and
keep a hand in his face while
he moves – and whether Cutler
can exorcise the Packers
demons that appear to have
haunted him since he became
a Bear.
If both QBs play their usual
games, the Bears are in trouble
again.
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CROSSWORD SUDOKU BRIDGE by Phillip Alder
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Jacob Bronowski, who wrote thewonderful “Ascent of Man” series, said,“Knowledge is an unending adventureat the edge of uncertainty.”
During most bridge deals, you havesome definite knowledge -- your ownhand -- and some fairly reliable data-- the actions of the other players.However, there are deals in whichyou will be faced with uncertainty. Intoday’s deal, who can make what?
North should have openedone club, not one diamond, whichcoincidentally would have picked offhis opponents’ suit. When he bid onediamond, East had an easy two-clubovercall. (He was too short in spadesfor a takeout double.) Then, South’stwo-spade response promised 10points. But he liked his big diamond fitand club void.
West produced a pre-emptive clubraise. (With a good hand, he wouldhave cue-bid three diamonds.) Afterthat, North raised spades, East bidgame to make, South took an each-way bet with five spades, and Eastdoubled for penalty.
Note that South was right. Evenwith the clubs breaking 3-0, five clubsis laydown. Suppose South leads thespade jack. East wins, cashes dummy’stop trumps, then runs the heart jack.When the finesse wins and the suit is3-3, dummy’s spade loser disappearson East’s fourth heart.
Against five spades doubled, Westled the club ace. Declarer ruffed anddrove out the spade ace. He ruffed thesecond club, drew trumps, and ran thediamonds, pitching two hearts fromdummy.
Five spades doubled bid and made!To defeat the contract (by two tricks),West had to lead the heart jack.
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which contract?
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Dear Doctor K: For years I’vetaken niacin to raise my HDLcholesterol. Now my doctorwants me to stop. Why?
Dear Reader: When we talkabout cholesterol, we’re gen-erally referring to low-densitylipoprotein (LDL) cholesteroland high-density lipoprotein(HDL) cholesterol.
LDL is also known as “bad”cholesterol. When there ismore LDL than necessaryin the bloodstream, the LDLcholesterol burrows insideblood vessel walls. It slowlyforms plaques of atheroscle-rosis. When those plaques
rupture and block blood flow,they cause heart attacks andstrokes.
Sixty years ago, drugs tolower cholesterol were intro-duced.
One of these was niacin-- also called vitamin B3.Niacin slightly lowered LDLcholesterol, but tended to raiseHDL cholesterol (also knownas “good” cholesterol). HDL
cholesterol removes choles-terol from artery walls. Peoplewith higher levels of HDL inthe blood have a lower risk ofheart disease.
Once statins came along,they became the first-choicetreatment to lower LDL. Theyare much more potent in low-ering LDL cholesterol than ni-acin. But doctors continued toprescribe niacin to raise HDLin people with low HDL levels.The idea was that raising HDLcould ward off heart attacksand strokes.
It was a very reasonabletheory. I thought it was likely
to be true, and for a while tookniacin myself. But then newstudies changed the picture.What was once a theory thatmany, including myself, foundreasonable was slowly mur-dered by a brutal gang of facts.
First, several recent studieshave shown that raising HDLby taking niacin does not pro-tect patients from heart attackor stroke. Even worse, we arelearning that niacin also hasmany risks.
A rapidly absorbed andmetabolized form of niacinis called crystalline niacin.It must be taken two or three
times a day. This form maycause itching, facial flushingand headaches. It may alsotrigger gout, or cause gastro-intestinal bleeding or liverdamage. Finally, it may triggerdiabetes in people who haveborderline-high blood sugar.
Slow-release or sus-tained-release niacin isn’t aslikely to cause flushing anditching. But it still may causethe other, more serious prob-lems I mentioned.
• Write to Ask Doctor K,10 Shattuck St., Second Floor,Boston, MA 02115.
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TBS (5:00) Knocked Up (’07) ››› Bad Teacher (’11) ›› Cameron Diaz. (DVS) Bad Teacher (’11) ›› Cameron Diaz. (DVS) Knocked Up (’07) ››› (DVS)
TCM Mr. Blandings Builds House Berlin Express (’48) ››‡ Merle Oberon. The Man Between (’53) ›››‡ James Mason, Claire Bloom. The Navigator (’24) ››››
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Notice is given of the death ofHarris J. Enervold. Letters of Officewere issued November 6, 2014, toHarion Enervold, 365 S BennettRd, Verona, Il. 60479, as repre-sentative.
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