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Larry CharlesNelson, age 65,at rest Tuesday,December 23rd,2014, peacefullyat home with hisloving family, after
complications from pulmonary andcardiac disease.Born in Morris, IL, he spent his
life in and around Marseilles andMinooka, IL. After graduating fromMinooka High School, Larry startedhis career in the laboratory at Amo-co Chemical, where he worked forover 24 years and 7 years at ExpertOptics respectively. He spentthe last 30 years of his career inland and residential development(Heather Ridge subdivision), andpursuing other entrepreneurialventures.
He is survived by his loving wifeof 38 years, Cheryl (nee Smania);three children, Nicole (nee Nelson)Harrington, Nathan and MatthewNelson; his son-in-law, JeffreyHarrington; his two daughters-in-law, Evangelia (nee Nikolaou)Nelson, and Aleksandra (neeWojda) Nelson; grandchildren,Colin and Padraig Harrington;father and mother-in-law, Albertand Patricia (nee Martin) Smania;brother, Bruce Nelson; adopt-ed-in-love father, Eldon Standley;and brothers and sisters-in-law,Sandra Severson, Mike and PeggySmania, Jodi and Michael O’Con-nell. Numerous nieces, nephews,and special friends.Preceded in death by his mother,
Doris (nee Sharp) Standley; andsister, Pamela Rush in 2014.With a special thank you to Dr.
Alex Sosenko, Dr. Sanjiv J. Shah of
Northwestern Medical, and all ofhis friends at Cookies Restaurant inMinooka, IL.Larry led an active life as a loving
husband, father, and a prominentmember of his community. Outsideof his many volunteer activities,his passions and hobbies werebicycling, music, travel, spendingtime with his family and supportingMinooka Athletics. Larry had asignificant impact in and aroundthe community through his manyvolunteer efforts. He served on theboard of Minooka Community HighSchool from 1989 to 2005 (VicePresident from 1997 to 2005),as a member of Minooka VillageTrustee for 4 years, as a volunteerEMT, Firefighter and Trustee of theMinooka Fire Protection District,as a member of the Minooka LionsClub, and President of the MinookaBaseball and Softball League.
Visitation for Larry C. Nelson willbe held on Sunday, December 28,2014, from 2:00 p.m. until PrayerService begins at 7:15 p.m. at TheMaple Funeral Home located at24300 W. Ford Rd., Channahon,IL with cremation rites followingservices. Family and Friends areasked to meet directly at St. Mary’sCemetery, Minooka on Monday,December 29, 2014, at 11:00 a.m.for Graveside Services.In lieu of flowers, memorials to
Joliet Area Community Hospiceor Minooka High School AthleticBoosters.For information www.themaple-
funeralhome.com
Note to readers: Informationin Police Reports is obtainedfrom local police departmentsand the Grundy County Sher-iff’s Office. Individuals listedin Police Reports who havebeen charged with a crimehave not been proven guiltyin court.
Morris• Cody J. Wilkinson, 22, was
arrested by Morris police andbooked into the Grundy Coun-ty Jail on Dec. 17 on a chargeof retail theft. He was given aJan. 5 court date.• James A. Thompson, 45, of
Morris, was arrested by Mor-ris police Friday on a charge ofdriving under the influence ofalcohol. He also was cited forimproper lane usage and oper-ating an uninsured vehicle. Heposted bond and was releasedwith a Jan. 19 court date.• Dustin L. Heather, 35,
of Joliet, was arrested byMorris police and taken to theGrundy County Jail on Fridayon charges of obstruction ofjustice, driving while licensesuspended and also on a
warrant.• Tina M. Corwin, 34, of Mor-
ris, was arrested by Morrispolice and taken to the Grun-dy County Jail on Friday oncharges of possession of drugparaphernalia and possessionof stolen property.• Erica A. Salcido, 37, of Mor-
ris, was arrested by Morris po-lice and taken to the GrundyCounty Jail on Saturday on acharge of retail theft. She wasgiven a Jan. 26 court date.
Grundy County• Cate Miller, 47, of Dia-
mond, was arrested by GrundyCounty sheriff’s deputiesDec. 17 on a failure-to-appeardriving under the influencecharge. She was given a Jan.26 court date.• John W. Feeney, 24, of
Minooka, was arrested byGrundy County sheriff’s dep-uties Dec. 18 on a Will Countywarrant. He was given a Jan.20 court date.• Reginald D. Sorrells, 45,
of Hammond, Indiana, wasarrested by Grundy Countysheriff’s deputies Sunday
on charges of driving with arevoked license and resistinga peace officer. He was givena Jan. 26 court date.• Jeremy T. Kundid, of Mor-
ris, was arrested by GrundyCounty sheriff’s deputiesand booked into the GrundyCounty Jail on Thursday on acharge of domestic battery.• Amber L. Nourie, 26, was
arrested by Grundy Countysheriff’s deputies and bookedinto the Grundy County JailonThursday on charges ofpossession of a controlledsubstance and possession of ahypodermic syringe.• Lance C. Brown, 32, was
arrested by Grundy Countysheriff’s deputies Tuesday ona LaSalle County warrant foraggravated domestic battery.• Edgar Dominguez, 39, was
arrested by Grundy Countysheriff’s deputies Tuesday ona charge of driving under theinfluence. He was given a Jan.26 court date.• Scott V. Graening, 52, of
Montgomery, was arrestedby Grundy County sheriff’sdeputies and booked into the
Grundy County Jail on Mondayon a Will County warrant.
Minooka• Edward Nuttall, 19, was
arrested by Minooka policeand booked into the GrundyCounty Jail on Dec. 18 on acharge of forgery.• Lyndell E. Wafford, 20, was
arrested by Minooka policeand booked into the GrundyCounty Jail on Dec. 18 on acharge of forgery.• Khalid S. Beal, 19, was
arrested by Minooka policeand booked into the GrundyCounty Jail on Dec. 18 on acharge of forgery.• Jason O. Stuckey, 19, was
arrested by Minooka policeand booked into the GrundyCounty Jail on Dec. 18 on acharge of forgery.
Illinois State Police• Daniel J. Harrington, 42,
was arrested by Illinois StatePolice and booked into theGrundy County Jail on Sundayon a charge of delivery orpossession with the intent todeliver methamphetamine.
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Local shoppers turn out for after-Christmas dealsBy HEIDI LITCHFIELD
MORRIS – Shoppers wereout in force the day afterChristmas to find the best dealsin downtown Morris.
At 9:30 a.m. Friday, whenWhimsy opened its doors forthe day, a line of customerswaited to get in to take advan-tage of day after Christmasprices.
“We’ve been very busy,”said Barb Rymarczyk, an em-ployee at Whimsy. “We have50 percent off Christmas itemsand the people came in andwent right to what they want-ed.”
She said the warmer weath-er Friday or people having anextra day off may have kept thestore filled with people most ofthe day.
It was great to see a lot ofpeople from out of town shop-ping in downtown Morris, Ry-marczyk said.
Around the corner at GiGi’s,Cortney Aramburu shoppedfor clothes for herself.
“I’m out doing returns andexchanges, but I’m also buyingthings for me,” she said. “As Ishopped for others, I saw thingsI liked and now it’s time to buythem for me.”
Carol Thompson and JeanKasper came to Morris from
Plainfield to spend the dayshopping and talking togeth-er. The sisters said they aren’tusually together the day af-ter Christmas so it was fun to
spend the day together.“We’re just out having a
good time,” Thompson said asthey looked at items for sale inGiGi’s.
Melissa Isham and KathyByczynksi manned the counterand said they were busy all day.
“We’ve been very busy.A lot of people have come in
with gift certificates,” Ishamsaid. “Others have said theystill have Christmas parties togo to through the weekend, sothe holiday isn’t done for themyet.”
According to the Nation-al Retail Federation, 20 to 40percent of yearly sales forsmall and mid-sized retailerstake place within the last twomonths of the year, with theday after Christmas falling inline behind Black Friday andShop Local Saturday.
It’s not just the small lo-cal stores that experiencethe crowd of shoppers for af-ter-Christmas sales.
Judy Anderson said shespent the morning Friday go-ing from one big box store tothe next to find the best dealson wrapping paper and bowsfor next year.
“I go out every year whenthe stores first open and buyall my wrapping paper fornext year,” she said. “It doesn’tmake sense to pay full price forit each year when you can justthink ahead and shop for it at adiscount.”
She said she used to takeher kids with when they wereyounger so they could spendtheir gift cards, but now thatthey have moved out on theirown, she spends the day shop-ping by herself.
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Carol Thompson and Jean Kasper shop at GiGi’s in downtown Morris together the day after Christmas.
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Grundy County sheriff’s deputies cracking down on drunken driversMORRIS DAILY HERALD
MORRIS – Grundy Coun-ty sheriff’s deputies are out inforce as part of the annual Illi-nois “Drive Sober or Get PulledOver” crackdown on drunkendrivers. The statewide effortwill include alcohol and seatbelt enforcement throughoutGrundy County.
The crackdown also willbe supported by national andstate paid advertising, creatinga comprehensive campaign tocurb drunken driving throughthe new year, according to anews release from Sheriff KevinCallahan’s office.
Callahan said deputies willbe aggressively looking for in-toxicated drivers during the
crackdown and will arrest any-one caught driving drunk. Inaddition, front and back seatbelt law violators will be tick-eted.
“You’ll see us out thereduring this highly visible en-forcement period. Drunk driv-ers will be arrested and thosenot observing seat belt laws willbe ticketed,” Callahan said in
the release.The sheriff noted that be-
ing arrested for driving drunkbrings a wide range of negativeconsequences. Drunken driversface jail time, loss of their driv-er’s licenses, and steep financialconsequences such as higherinsurance rates, attorney fees,court costs, lost time at workand the potential loss of employ-
ment.“Driving drunk is simply
not worth the risk. So don’t takethe chance. Remember, we willbe out in force and we will bewatching, so drive sober or getpulled over,” Callahan said.
The law enforcement crack-down is funded by federal trafficsafety funds through the IllinoisDepartment of Transportation.
Disaster Fund receives donations from local charitiesBy CHRISTINA
CHAPMAN–VAN [email protected]
MORRIS – A permanentDisaster Fund has been estab-lished to prepare Grundy Coun-ty for the worst.
The fund is with the Com-munity Foundation of GrundyCounty and has $20,000 in it –$10,000 donated apiece by thefoundation and Operation St.Nick. The money will grow inthe fund with the foundationand will be available immedi-ately, according to the founda-tion.
“We donated $10,000 eachto kick off the Disaster ReliefFund,” said Joe Schmitz, St.Nick president. “We would liketo build it up to $100,000 andhopefully never need it.”
St. Nick has made a one-timedonation and the foundation isplanning on making annual do-nations, Julie Buck, foundation
executive director said Friday.United Way of Grundy
County and We Care of GrundyCounty also team up with thefoundation and St. Nick when adisaster strikes, such as the No-vember 2013 EF2 tornado thatdamaged more than 200 homesand businesses, providing mon-ey through their resources,Buck said.
The Disaster Fund is opento donations from the public, aswell.
After the area was hit by aflood and later a tornado in
2013, the foundation, St. Nick,United Way and We Care cametogether to raise money to helpvictims.
The organizations and theirvolunteers teamed up to helpwith immediate needs for peo-ple affected while they waitedon help from state and federalorganizations such as FEMA.
Families received minigrants formed from the fundsraised. The organizations gaveout more than $400,000 to areafamilies and businesses recov-ering from the tornado thathit the Coal City and Diamondarea.
Schmitz said the DisasterFund will assist with clothing,
food, prescriptions and otherimmediate needs victims havethat can’t wait.
What constitutes a disasterwill vary on a case-by-case ba-sis, but is meant for events thataffect a wide-range of people orareas, not, for instance, a singlehouse fire, Buck said.
Response will depend on theseverity of the impact and thestatus of state and federal help,she said.
The groups will form a com-mittee that will set guidelinesfor the fund’s use and will beready when, if ever, the next di-saster strikes.
“Last year’s tornado in Di-amond and Coal City was aquick initiation for our area’sagencies and organizations. Weall feel better prepared for thefuture – we know our strengthsand what resources we canquickly bring to the table andout to the community,” Bucksaid in the release.
How to help
To make a donation to theDisaster Fund, visit www.cfgrun-dycounty.com/donate-online ordonate via mail to the CommunityFoundation of Grundy County, 102Liberty St., Morris. For information,call 815-941-0852.
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Lorraine Davidson, Ralph Wolter, Joe Schmitz, Jim Baum, Kristi Ben-nington and David Ferguson display the check donations to the Disas-ter Fund, which is with the Community Foundation of Grundy County.
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Denver29/8
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Sun and MoonToday Sunday
Sunrise 7:19 a.m. 7:19 a.m.Sunset 4:31 p.m. 4:31 p.m.Moonrise 11:02 a.m. 11:37 a.m.Moonset 11:25 p.m. none
Dresden Is. L&D through 3 p.m. yesterdayTemperaturesHigh/low ....................................... 51°/35°Normal high ......................................... 32°Normal low .......................................... 17°Peak wind ........................... 16 at SW mph
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Precipitation24 hours through 3 p.m. yest. ........... 0.00”Month to date ................................... 0.32”Normal month to date ....................... 1.94”Year to date .................................... 21.64”Normal year to date ........................ 36.19”
Fld: flood stage. Prs: stage in feet at 7 a.m Friday. Chg: change in previous 24 hours.Station Fld Prs Chg Station Fld Prs ChgMorris .................. 13 ..... 6.44 .... -0.16Marseilles L&D ... 473 ... 12.76 .... -0.39Ottawa ............... 463 . 459.85 ..... noneStarved Rock L&D 450 443.26 ... +0.12
Near La Salle ....... 20 ... 13.13 ... +0.29Henry ................... 23..... 15.69..... +0.35Peoria .................. 18..... 12.13...... -0.12Peoria L&D ......... 447... 440.17...... -0.10
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Kenosha 46 25 r 34 25 pcLa Salle 47 24 r 36 24 pcMunster 49 28 r 35 27 pcNaperville 47 24 r 35 24 pcOttawa 47 24 r 36 25 pcPeoria 48 24 r 36 24 pcPontiac 48 26 r 36 26 pcWaukegan 45 26 r 33 26 pc
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Weather HistoryNew York City was hit by its biggest 24-hoursnowstorm on Dec. 26 and 27, 1947. Theaccumulation was more than 26 inches inCentral Park, 26 inches at nearby Newark,New Jersey, and almost 30 inches at LongBranch, New Jersey.
Shown is today’s weather. Temperatures are today’s highs and tonight’s lows.
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MORRIS – A Grundy Coun-ty site is one of six locationswithin the Illinois & Michi-gan Canal National HeritageCorridor offering a limit-ed-issue stamp to commemo-rate the 30th anniversary ofthe corridor, according to aCanal Corridor Associationnews release.
The Grundy County His-torical Society Museum inMorris is among the six lo-cations; the other five are theWill County Historical Muse-um in Lockport, the Lemonttrain station, the Chicago Ar-chitecture Foundation, theOttawa Visitors Center andthe Lock 16 Center in LaSal-le.
The association is collab-orating with the NationalPark Service to participate inits Passport to Your NationalParks Program.
Through the program, in-dividuals buy passport booksand collect stamps at parks,monuments and heritage ar-eas across the country.
According to the news re-lease, the association hopesthe stamp will encourage col-lectors from across the coun-try to visit locations in theI&M Canal corridor.
The corridor covers 100miles of the canal that runsfrom Chicago’s lakefront tothe Illinois River in LaSalle.
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Kinzinger, Lipinski say new federal lawwill supportmanufacturingBy VIKAAS SHANKER
Illinois manufacturers mayget a boost from a bill intro-duced by members of the localcongressional delegation thatrequires a national strategicmanufacturing plan.
“Illinois is still one of thetop manufacturing states in thecountry,” U.S. Rep. Dan Lip-inski, D-Western Springs, said
Tuesday. “We’veseen manufac-turing get hitover the decadesand the reces-sion. I think thatthis could reallyhelp make a dif-ference in manu-facturing in thestate.”
T h e p r e s -ident last week signed theAmerican ManufacturingCompetitiveness Act into law,said Lipinski, who introducedthe measure. U.S. Rep. AdamKinzinger, R-Channahon,co-sponsored the bill, and Sen.Mark Kirk, R-Illinois, carriedthe measure in the Senate.
“I’m proud to see this im-portant piece of legislation
signed into law,” Kinzingersaid in a news release from hisoffice issued after the legisla-tion was signed. “The UnitedStates simply cannot affordto continue to lose manufac-turing jobs to other countries.
The American ManufacturingCompetitiveness Act will helpus use the resources we alreadyhave to put us back on top and
create new middle-class jobs.”The act requires a National
Strategic Plan for Manufactur-ing. The president sets a plan at
least every four years by work-ing with “manufacturing ex-perts from the private and pub-lic sectors to assess the stateof American manufacturingand make recommendationsfor policies that will help growAmerican manufacturing,”a news release from Lipinskistates.
“The people of Illinois re-flect the highest work ethic ofthe Midwest,” Kirk said in thenews release. “It’s those menand women who keep me opti-mistic about the future of Illi-nois and the future of manufac-turing as a pillar of the Illinoiseconomy.”
Lipinski likened the manu-facturing plan to the Quadren-nial Defense Review, whichsets long-term goals for theDepartment of Defense and thecountry’s safety.
“With the financial crisis,I saw change in Washington,”Lipinski said about views onmanufacturing. “When wewent into recession, I thinkthere was more understandingof how important manufactur-ing is to the U.S.”
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BRIEFSStudents named tofall term dean’s listROCK ISLAND – Augustana
College announced 888 studentswere named to the dean’s listfor the 2014 fall term, includingseveral in the area. Studentswho have earned this academichonor have maintained a grade-point average of 3.5 or higheron a four-point scale for coursestaken during the term.Kiefer Kious of Dwight, Nicholas
Marino of Morris, Amanda Mooreof Coal City, Robert Nicholas ofMorris and Lauren Severson ofMorris were named to the list.Founded in 1860, Augustana
College is a selective four-yearresidential college of the liberalarts and sciences. The collegeis recognized for the innovativeprogram, Augie Choice, whichprovides each student up to$2,000 to pursue a high-impactlearning experience such asstudy abroad, an internship orresearch with a professor.
Morris student acceptedto Cornell CollegeMOUNT VERNON, Iowa – Arielle
Robinson of Morris has beenoffered admission to CornellCollege in Mount Vernon, Iowa.Cornell College has made offers
of admission to more than 250students from around the U.S. in
October and November.One of the 40 “Colleges That
Change Lives,” Cornell Collegeis a national liberal arts collegewith a distinctive One CourseAt A Time curriculum. TheOne Course schedule providesstudents the chance to dive intotheir studies, focus more in-tensely on the disciplines of theirchoice, and learn authenticallywith the unique freedom to shedthe confines of the traditionalclassroom to study off-campus,
pursue research or accept aninternship – all without missingout on other classes.
Peterson awarded EIUEnochs ScholarshipCHARLESTON – The Eastern Illi-
nois University Richard G. EnochsScholarship Award has beenpresented to Kadie Peterson ofMorris.This award, established by
Mary M. Smith, is administeredthrough the EIU Foundation and
is presented to an EIU studentresiding in a university residencehall or apartment and whoexhibits high scholastic achieve-ment and outstanding personalcharacter, according to a newsrelease. The recipient must alsohave significantly contributedto residence hall or universityapartment programming.Peterson, daughter of Jerry
and Gretchen Peterson, is a 2011graduate of Morris CommunityHigh School. She is studyingfamily and consumer sciences.The foundation, with an
endowment exceeding $57.1 mil-lion, was established in 1953 andannually distributes more than500 scholarships and awardsto EIU students and faculty. Allscholarships and awards areprivately funded and held in trustby the foundation.
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MAZON – The CommunityFoundation of Grundy Coun-ty recently approved a grantto Mazon-Verona-Kinsman(MVK) Middle School to pur-chase new band instruments,including two French horns,a baritone sax and a tuba.
T h e i n s t r u m e n t s t h a twere replaced were original-ly purchased in the 1970s andsome were no longer able tobe repaired, according to anews release from the foun-dation. The foundation pro-vided a $5,000 grant from
its unrestricted grant fund,in addition to a $2,000 grantfrom the Grundy Bank MusicFund.
MVK students were ableto raise an additional $4,000through various fundrais-ers, according to the release.Because of the generosity ofmany, all four instrumentswere purchased in time forMVK’s Christmas Concertheld Dec. 11.
Representatives from theCommunity Foundation ofGrundy County attended theconcert to hear these new in-struments firsthand.
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Morriswoman citedfor failure to yieldMORRIS – AMorris womanwas
cited for failure to yield to a pedes-trian in an incident Tuesdaywhereamanwas hit by a car.Regina R. Claypool, 48, ofMorris,
was cited for failure to yield to apedestrian Tuesday, according topolice reports.According to the report, Claypool
allegedly hit a 58-year-oldMorrisman just before 6:30 a.m. at theintersection of Division andMain
streets.The pedestrianwas taken to
Morris Hospital for injuries that didnot appear to be life-threatening,Morris Deputy Police Chief JohnSeverson said Tuesday.Claypool is scheduled to be in
court Jan. 26 for her first appear-ance, according to judici.com.
Post office tohold holiday hoursMORRIS – All post offices
in the Chicago area will be
open New Year’s Eve, but willobserve revised hours of opera-tion, including the Morris office.All post offices, stations and
branches in ZIP codes begin-ning 600, 601, 602, 603, 604,605, 606, 607 and 608 willclose at noon New Year’s Eve,with some exceptions. TheMorris office will close at noon.Each office will post its
revised hours of operationfor that day. Customers areencouraged to go online to
usps.com or call 800-ASK-USPSfor information about specificlocations.Commercial customers should
check with their BusinessMail Entry Units for hours ofoperation.In observance of the holidays,
post offices will be closed NewYear’s Day. Only Priority MailExpress will be delivered onthose days in most major met-ropolitan areas. Post offices willresume regular business hours
on Jan. 2.
Goose Lake studentgraduates as Honor RecruitGOOSE LAKE – Zackary
Landers, son of Laura and BuddLanders of Goose Lake, gradu-ated as the Honor Recruit forhis division from the U.S. Navyon Nov. 26. He is now stationedin Ft. Meade, Maryland, wherehe is training to be a masscommunication specialist.
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TODAY – Interesting opportunities areheading your way this year. Financial,professional and personal partnershipswill take a dramatic turn for the better.Keeping your emotions in checkwillensure a fruitful and exciting future.Willingness to compromisewill be thecomponent that makes a difference foryou this year.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) – Youwillget a great deal of satisfaction if you helpa cause you believe in. Sharing your timeand skills will bring you fulfillment andpleasure.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) – A changein status is apparent. If you are receptiveto new ideas, youwill come out ahead ofthe game. An act of jealousymay causeyou to rethink a current relationship.
PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) – Simplicityis key. Don’t rock the boat if a friendor partner insists on being in charge.Diplomacy and tact will help you avoidtrouble and get what youwant.
ARIES (March 21-April 19) – Financialgains are in the stars. Take the adviceof an experienced relative regardinginvestments or savings plans in order tobuild a strong and stable future.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20) –Make plansto attend a cultural or theatrical eventwith your partner. It may rekindle aninterest in travel or entertainment ideasthat you have not had time to pursue in
the past.GEMINI (May 21-June 20) – Examine themotives of someonewho is pressuringyou for cash. You don’t want to fallvictim to a fly-by-night organization orsmooth-talking scam artist.
CANCER (June 21-July 22) – A creative orartistic outlet will give you a chance torelax. Family pressures or work demandswill wear you down. Don’t feel guilty if
you decide to take some time off.LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) – Youwill gainsupport for a new venture. Speakingwithsomeone from your past will give you theincentive and insight necessary to takeyour plans to the next level.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) – Strive toachieve balance between your personaland professional goals. If a new careerconflicts with your personal life, youwill
face an ultimatum. Don’t sign a contractuntil you consider the consequences.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) –Make plansto do something special with someoneyou love. The hectic pace of the holidayseason is enough to cause problems inmost relationships. It’s time to kiss andmake up.
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) – Take onadded responsibilities or assignments
in order to gain the respect of youremployer. Suggest workplace improve-ments and offer the skills and servicesnecessary to initiate change.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) –Impress others with your unique talents.Selling your ideas will bring you financialrewards and personal satisfaction. Apending partnership can be signed,sealed and delivered.
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ice-skatingelves.toys for children all around the world.When the work is done,
they play!We visited the North Pole to get what for years hasbeen a top-secret selection of Elf puzzles and games!
Can you find the reindeerdrawing Ellen Elf created? Herdrawing has all of these features:
The grid below is filled with pictures of symbols ofChristmas, Hanukkah and Kwanzaa. Match each group ofsymbols on the right with the same four symbols, in theexact same position, on the large grid below.
A flower from Mexicohas become a traditionalholiday decoration in theUnited States. In Mexicoit is called, the “Flowerof the Holy Night.” Writethe letter that comesBEFORE each of theletters below to find outwhat it is called north ofthe Mexican border.
Now find thedifferencesbetween
each elf andhis ownreflection!
Standards Link: Investigation: Find similarities and differences in common objects.
The elves up at Santa’s Workshop work hard all year making
How manysnowflakes can youfind on this page in60 seconds? Have afriend try. Whofound the most?
round nose7 bellsfull moon
curvy hornsbig smileshort tail
Santa wants the elves tofill his bag as full aspossible. But one silly elfhas tinkered with theorder sheets, scramblingthe digits in the numbers.Help the elves byrearranging the digits ineach number to make itas large as possible.
Standards Link: Reading Comprehension: Follow simple written directions.
Standards Link: Number Sense:Know place value to the 1,000th place.
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Front PageDot-to-DotLook at the frontpage of today’s
newspaper. Find andcircle each letter ofthe alphabet. Canyou find all 26?Connect the letterswith lines and coloryour design.
Share your favorite winterholiday jokes and riddleswith your friends and family.
Standards Link: Mathematical Reasoning: Use a variety of strategies to solve problems.
Which ornament would you get by puttingthe broken pieces together?
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Standards Link: Grammar: Understand anduse nouns, adjectives and verbs correctly.
My family celebrates theholidays in a rather unusual way.
We always decorate a ________with lots of ________________________________ . Then wego from door to door, singingsongs about _______________________________ .Sometimes, the neighbors will______________ along with us.
Mymomwill wrap several_________________ and placethem under a _____________ .My sister and I bake some tasty___________ _____________and sprinkle _______________on them.
The day ends with everyoneopening their ______________________________ . Then we_____________ upstairs to bed,thinking back on what a_____________ day we had andlooking forward to NewYear’sEve, when our celebration getsreally _______________ !
Have a friend give you eachtype of word to fill in the blanks.Then read the story aloud!
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An unfulfilledanthem of peace
In the second chapter of theGospel of Luke, an angel appearsto shepherds near Bethlehem andproclaims the birth of a savior.
Then, other angels appear andsing, “Glory to God in the high-est, and on earth, peace, goodwill toward men.”
Peace on earth. What a diffi-cult goal to accomplish in an ageof terrorism and armed conflict,even in the Christmas season,even 20 centuries after the angelssang.
One century ago, soldiersfighting in the fifth month of theGreat War, later renamed WorldWar I, gave peace on earth achance.
The Christmas Truce of 1914was not ordered by statesmen orgenerals.
It happened spontaneouslyalong Europe’s Western Front.
From inside trenches dug inBelgian and French soil by Brit-ish and German soldiers, Christ-mas carols were sung, the wordsand melodies drifting across thecold, deadly no-man’s land.
Then, unbelievably, soldierswho had killed each other by thethousands cautiously rose upfrom their trenches on Christ-mas Day, apprehensively walkedinto the muddy no-man’s land,greeted each other, exchangedgifts and even kicked around asoccer ball.
Several dozen such unofficialarmistices occurred along thefront, much to the joy of the sol-diers, and much to the consterna-tion of their leaders. Accordingto the Associated Press, thoseleaders ordered Christmasartillery attacks in 1915, 1916 and1917 to make sure troop-inspiredtruces never happened again.
A century after the Christ-mas Truce of 1914, we honor thesoldiers who sought respite fromthe horrors of war by having thecourage to embrace peace.
During the holiday seasonof 2014, let’s remember theirexample.
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of
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
Future uncertain, Romney sits atop GOP pollsIt can be hard to take the
idea of a Mitt Romney 2016presidential run seriously.After all, this is the man whosaid of losing general electioncandidates, “They becomea loser for life.” At least inpresidential terms, he hadthat mostly right.
But what to make of pollscontinuing to show Romneyat the head of the Republicanpresidential pack a little morethan a year before the Iowacaucuses? A new Fox Newssurvey finds Romney the GOPleader, with 19 percent, aheadof Jeb Bush, who is pretty farback at 10 percent. Everybodyelse is bunched togetherbehind Bush.
A Washington Post/ABCNews poll showed a similar re-sult, as did other recent pollsfrom McClatchy-Marist andQuinnipiac. In all, Romneyhovered around 20 percent,well ahead of the GOP field.
Many polls don’t includeRomney in their surveys.But the ones that do suggestthat, at least for now, Rom-ney is a front-runner, if notthe front-runner in the 2016Republican race.
People in Romney’s circle
realize some of his standingin the polls reflects nothingmore than name recognition;everybody knows the guy whoran for president in 2012. Butthey believe there’s more to itthan that. In discussions thisweek, they pointed to whatthey think is a widespreadbelief among voters, certainlyamong Republicans, that Rom-ney was right about some keyissues in the 2012 campaign.
Some of the people whotalk with Romney say theyspecifically avoid the subjectof his running in 2016. Theystill believe he would be agood president, but they don’twant to push. “I don’t presshim on it,” says yet anotherin Romney’s circle. “It’s apersonal decision.”
“I don’t bring it up,” saysanother. “When we talk, wetalk about what’s going on inthe world.”
Some of the donors whosupported Romney in 2012aren’t so shy; they’re happy
to tell Romney they believe heshould run again. “He’s beingencouraged by people everyday,” says one confidant.
The big mystery, of course,is what Romney himself isthinking. As long as Romneykeeps quiet, the outside worldwill be guessing. But it’sprobably smart to divide thequestion into two parts.
The first is what Rom-ney thinks about the actualdecision to run or not torun. That, nobody knows.The second is what Romneythinks about who would bethe best president. That’s notso mysterious. Romney ranin 2012 because he believed hewas the best man for the job.There’s no indication he haschanged his mind.
Those close to Romneydon’t believe the recent movesby Jeb Bush, who now sayshe is “actively exploring” apresidential run, will haveany effect on Romney. A big-ger question will be whethera leader emerges in the GOPfield to bring Republicanvoters together.
So here is a scenario. TheRepublican race that devel-ops in 2015 is splintered and
unhappy, with no candidategaining the stature andrespect needed to make a goodnominee. The campaign be-comes a protracted fight thatdiminishes each of its partici-pants. Party leaders look for asavior. Romney is there.
It probably won’t happen.And Romney knows – weknow he knows because hehas said as much – that apolitical figure who has a haloaround his head when he isout of the fray will be justanother punching bag if hegets in.
Still, there are the polls.And, for some of those aroundRomney, the hope. Right now,all they know is that there is achance – maybe a tiny one, buta chance – of another run.
“I can’t really put any kindof prediction on it,” says oneof the Romneyworld insidersof the possibility that Romneywill run again. “I wouldn’tsay there is zero chance of it.I would definitely not say it iszero.”
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Seneca’s Devin Bryant and Morris’Jake Jurasits jump for the opening
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Redskins down Irish to advance in Plano tourneyBy ROB OESTERLE
PLANO – After nearly twoweeks without a game, Mor-ris boys basketball coach JoeBlumberg was a bit concernedhis Redskins might be rustyat the start of Friday’s gameagainst Seneca in the 52ndannual Plano Christmas Clas-sic. Couple with the fact thatSeneca had beaten Princeton,64-60, Tuesday in tourney ac-tion, and the concern was mul-tiplied.
The Redskins laid that con-cern to rest early, playing tightdefense and controlling theboards in taking a 26-16 leadinto halftime. Morris kept thatcushion for most of the sec-ond half and came away witha 51-41 win. The sixth-seededRedskins (6-3), who finishedsecond in the tournament lastseason, move on to play No.3 seed Burlington Central at7 p.m. today. The Rockets de-
feated Kaneland, 66-57, Friday.“I was more concerned with
how we would start today,”Blumberg said. “We haven’tplayed since the 13th (againstYorkville) and it’s the day af-ter a holiday. Plus, Seneca wascoming in with a lot of confi-dence after beating Princeton.
“Holding them to a 16-pointfirst half was a good start.”
The Redskins jumped outto a 5-0 lead on a 3-pointer byAustin Patterson, who led allscorers with 26 points, anda bucket by Griffin Sobol (6points). Seneca (4-8) answeredwith a 3-pointer by Ross Mc-
Cormick, who led the Irishwith 17 points, and a basket byDevin Bryant (five points) totie the score at 5. Morris fin-ished the first quarter withan old-fashioned three-pointplay by Cody Niewinski (fivepoints) and another 3-pointerby Patterson.
Baskets by Evan Bjelland(seven points) and Sobol sand-wiched a hoop by McCormickto start the second quarterbefore Niewinski scored, andSobol got a steal and a layupto give Morris a 19-8 lead. Sen-eca then got a 3-point play byArik Applebee and a 3-pointerby Sean Baker to pull to within19-14 before Morris closed thehalf on a 7-2 run, capped by an-other Patterson 3.
“We played hard, but I wasa little disappointed with ourstart,” Seneca coach RussellWitte said. “We let them dic-tate the tempo on both offenseand defense. We don’t have areal strong inside game right
now, so if we aren’t makingjump shots, we struggle. Andwe didn’t make many in thefirst half.
“We wanted to take theiroffensive glass away becausethey are a good reboundingteam, and we weren’t able todo that very well. And Patter-son is a good shooter who isvery good when you give himtime to get set, which we didtoo often.”
McCormick scored 10 ofSeneca’s 12 points in the thirdquarter, and Patterson had 10of Morris’ 13 as the Redskinstook a 39-28 lead into thefourth. The lead reached 48-32with 3:24 to play before Senecaended the game on a 9-3 spurt.
“This is the second gamein a row where we didn’t han-dle pressure well late in thegame,” Blumberg said. “Wehave to keep working on that.And, in our next game, we aregoing to have to be more phys-ical in order to win.”
Craig Lincoln for Shaw Media
Morris’ Austin Patterson goes up for two of his game-high 26 pointsin the Redskins’ 51-41 win over Seneca Friday in the Plano ChristmasClassic.
BOYS BASKETBALL: AURORA CHRISTIAN 68, NEWARK 52
Even with Clausel, Norsemen still can’t solve EaglesBy RYAN WOODEN
Shaw Media Correspondent
PLANO – In the eightdays since Newark’s boysbasketball team traveled toAurora Christian, Newarkcoach Rick Tollefson hoped ahealthier roster might serveto change the 74-48 outcome.When the two teams faced offDec. 18, he didn’t have bigman Jack Clausel in the cen-ter of his offense and on Fri-day afternoon he was back.
Unfortunately for theNorseman, Clausel’s 11 sec-o n d - h a l f p o i n t s w e r e n ’ tenough as Aurora Christiandefeated Newark again, thistime by a score of 68-52 to ad-vance to the Round of 8 in thePlano Christmas Classic.
“[Aurora Christian] isquick, and they’re very phys-ical. They put a lot of handson you,” Tollefson said afterFriday’s loss. “I wouldn’t saywe were at full strength be-cause Jack (Clausel) was sickand he’s been sick for awhileand I’ve got a guy (guard
Matt Eike) who has a wristinjury that can’t shoot.
“But we had a lot of op-portunities and then they gothot. I think their physicalplay got to us.”
The game started relative-ly sloppy coming off the hol-
iday break, as both Newarkand Aurora Christian com-bined to turn the ball over12 times in the first quar-ter. However, Newark’s cold2-for-11 start from the floorput the Norseman in a 14-9hole at the end of one.
In the second quarter, Au-rora Christian extended thatlead out to nine before an11-4 Newark run would cut itto 22-20. That was as close asthe game would get, as Auro-ra Christian hit its final fiveshots of the half and finished
on a 9-2 run to take a 31-22cushion to the break.
“The kids were all pumpedup,” Aurora Christian coachPat McNamara said of theEagles’ late first-half run.“They were all excited outthere when [Zach Singer]hit a 3 from the corner overthere and that really gave usa lot of momentum going intohalftime.
“We always stress comingout in the first three min-utes of the second half with alead and really knocking ’emout.”
And knock Newark outthey did.
Aurora Christian openedthe second half on a 12-3 runthat extended its lead to 18,and never looked back on itsway to the win.
Behind 14 points fromSinger and 13 points from Ju-wan Sisco, Aurora Christianimproved to 7-1 on the season.Newark (5-7) was paced by 13points from Steve McGrath.The Norsemen will play St.Bedeat at 2 p.m. today.
Rob Oesterle file photo for Shaw Media
Newark’s Steve McGrath gets a pass from a teammate during Tuesday’s game against Forreston. McGrathhad a team-high 13 points for Newark in a 68-52 loss to Aurora Christian on Friday in the Plano ChristmasClassic.
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Coalers’ struggles continue in loss to CardinalsBy RYAN WOODEN
Shaw Media Correspondent
PLANO – Coming off a37-point drubbing at the handsof St. Bede in the openinground of the Plano ChristmasClassic, the Coal City boys bas-ketball team hoped to be ableto use its consolation bracketgames to get a young, inexpe-rienced roster some valuedgame repetitions.
On Friday, in a 68-41 loss toForreston, the Coalers did, infact, make some minor strides,but it wasn’t enough to avoidanother lopsided defeat. TheCoalers didn’t shoot well ear-ly, hitting just one of their12 first-quarter field goal at-tempts and falling behind 17-5at the end of one.
However, in the secondquarter, they finally found abit of a rhythm offensively. Fora stretch in the second quarter,Coal City shot 63 percent fromthe field while cutting the For-reston lead to 31-20 powered
by 10 first-half points from for-ward Christian Johnson.
“We can’t score. We’ve beenstruggling to crack 30 points ina game,” Coal City coach BradBoresi said. “It doesn’t matter
how well we execute the of-fense at this point, if we can’tscore, we’re not going to winthe game.
“So I guess that would besomewhat of a bright spot, I
guess scoring 41 points versus31 points is an improvementbut if we don’t pick things upwe won’t win another game allyear.”
Unfortunately for Coal City,
Forreston finished the half on a9-0 run that gave it a 40-20 leadat the break and the Coalerswouldn’t be able to pull within20 points the rest of the night.
In the second half, theCoalers traded baskets withForreston to keep the deficitat 20, but an 11-0 run wouldeventually give Forreston a31-point lead.
“Hopefully, being embar-rassed twice back-to-back willforce out guys to find a littlecompetitiveness in them,”Boresi said.
Forreston was led by 17points from Robert Devries, 12from Ethan Groom and 10 fromMarkus Elder. Coal City waspaced by Johnson’s 10-point ef-fort. Segal Arias chipped in sixpoints while Steven Zhang hithis only two field goal attemptsto finish with five.
Coal City will face Wilm-ington at 3:30 p.m. today in theauxiliary gym.
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Coal City’s Keegan Clampitt tries to shoot in a 68-41 loss to Forreston on Friday in the Plano ChristmasClassic.
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Paying it forward can be most rewardingI must say, I have seen
and heard of a lot of Christ-mas spirit going around thisyear. I don’t know if it is justme, but it seems that peopleare a little more cheerful andnot quite as rushed as usual.
A very good friend of minecommented on the sameexperiences. She was therecipient, on three sepa-rate occasions, of someonepaying it forward. The firsttime she was at a local salonwhen someone footed thebill for everyone’s servicesthat were in there. This manspent around $500 to makeall these folks’ day a littlebrighter.
The next time she was ata restaurant when someoneout-of-the-blue paid for theirmeal. You would think thattwice in one year was a lot,but then while waiting at afast food restaurant, some-one paid for everyone’s food
in that line. Three times!That just doesn’t happenevery day.
It is really that spirit ofgiving that makes the seasonso special. Yes, we all love toreceive gifts. I like open-ing presents on Christmasmorning just as much as thenext person, but watchingsomeone really appreciatesomething you gave thembecomes more and more im-portant to me every year.
Nature loves to give.There are so many timeswhen we take for granted thegood times we enjoy whileoutdoors. Each opportunitythat I have to float down acrystal clear stream, I tryto appreciate what a gift Iam receiving. The coursingwater propels my little boatthrough abundant naturalbeauty while relaxing andchasing a few fish.
This last summer while
fishing Pool 9 of the Missis-sippi, that river offered upamazing gifts to my familyday-after-day. To watch thebeaming smiles on my sons’faces as they watched theirplastic frogs get annihilatedby ravenous largemouth wasamazing. Just yesterday Ilooked back at some photosof them from that very tripand my heart longed to goback and enjoy Old Man Riv-er one more time.
I could go on for manypages about how the out-doors gives freely of herselfand pays it forward. The realcatch though, is then it is ourturn to do some good deeds.It is our turn to give freely ofourselves.
There are many waysthat a person can do this. Wecould spend a few minuteswalking a road ditch andpicking up trash. It doesn’ttake that long and the bene-fits are enormous.
We could always donatesome of our income to awide variety of conservationgroups. There are so manyfor us to choose from andno matter what your ownpolitical affiliation or beliefs.If you look long enough youwill find there is an organi-zation that aligns itself withyour ideals.
Personally, I like to pay itforward to the outdoors bytaking people fishing. Thereare so many individuals Iknow that love to fish, butmay not have made the timein their busy schedules to ac-tually go out. One year, thenanother, and another, go byand their rods and reels sit
without ever getting used.It brings me great satisfac-
tion to watch someone catcha good fish. I love it whenthey reach over the side ofthe boat and haul in a beauti-ful specimen and hold it highfor everyone to see. Everytime, no matter the age, so-cial status or financial gifts,a person that catches a goodfish smiles. It is universal.
Yes, I have reaped thebenefits of Mother Natureproviding me with bountifulopportunities. Many timesshe has made my day justa little better; a little morecomplete. If I can pass thatgift on to someone else andhelp them cherish the natu-ral world around us, then Iwould be more than happy topay that forward.
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Two examples: My girl-friend likes to take her socksoff when she’s lying on thecouch. She rolls them off herfeet with the opposite foot andthey sometimes end up in thecorner of the couch, but mostof the time on the floor. Also,dishes never get rinsed off,washed or put away on time.The sock thing is gross, andthe dishes end up stinking orthe food gets stuck on them.Also, the dishes sit in thestrainer, not the cupboard.
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Dear Abby: My daughtercalls me (hands-free) whenshe is driving in her car. Wehave lively conversations andI enjoy her calls. However,she is always either runningerrands or on her way to work
when she calls. I can be in themiddle of a sentence when sheannounces, “Oops, Mom, I’vereached my destination. Gottago. Love you!”
Am I wrong to feel she is“fitting” me in? Or should Ijust be happy for the call? – AMom in Connecticut
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Kin Hubbard, a journalist and hu-morist who died in 1930, said, “It’s thegood loser who finally loses out.”
At the bridge table, it’s the goodwinner who finally eliminates hislosers.
There are two common ways ofeliminating losers: Ruff them in theshorter trump hand or discard them onside-suit winners.
In this deal, how should South playin four spades after West leads theheart king?
North had a minimum hand fora raise to two spades, but bridge isa bidder’s game. Over four spades,West wondered if his side had a cheapsave at the five-level, but he knew thespades were breaking badly for hisopponents.
South has rounded-suit losersand seems to have nine top tricks: sixspades, one heart and two diamonds.However, in case the play takes anasty turn or two, declarer should playto ruff losers on the board.
He wins the first trick with hisheart ace, cashes the diamond aceand returns a heart. West, who seeshis partner play high-low to indicatea doubleton, wins and continues withthe heart 10.
But since South has also notedEast’s signal, he discards a club fromthe dummy. East pitches his seconddiamond. West now leads his diamondqueen, East ruffs dummy’s king, anddeclarer overruffs. South then con-cedes a club trick to void the dummyof that suit.
Suppose East wins with his queenand returns a trump. Declarer wins andcrossruffs home, trumping two clubson the board and two diamonds in hishand.
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CDL DRIVERGRAINCO FS, Inc. has a fulltime position available for afull time CDL driver based outof Mazon grain elevator. Wealso have an full time elevatoroperations position availablein Newark, IL. Both positionsoffer an excellent benefitpackage. Please submit ap-plications to:
GRAINCO FS, Inc.2490 W. Grand Ridge Road
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Morris 2 BD, very nice,HW floors, appliances,NO PETS $650/mo.
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Morris Bi-Level Country Home2 Bdrm, 1 ½ bath, garage,C/A, easy access to I80,avail now, no pets/smkg.
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MORRIS. 2 BR, $700/mo.2 BR, 1.5 BA, full deck, $750/mo.
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MORRIS1 & 2 BEDROOM
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SencecaSleeping Rooms
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Seneca Upstairs 2 BedroomNo pets/smoking, $675/mo+ 1 year lease and deposit.
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2 bed, 1.5 bath duplex, 1 cargarage. Full basement. $1300/mo
w/1 yr lease; $1200/mo w/2 yrlease (+ utilities & sec. dep.)Available mid-January. Morris
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CAT “MURPHY”REWARD $300
Murphy is still missing. Pleasehelp us find him. He is a cute
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We Miss Him Terribly!815-236-2233
SENECA ~ SMALL 1 BEDROOMQuiet bldg, appl, A/C, no pets/smkg
$500/mo, $500/sec + lease.Senior Discount! 815-357-8365
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Ryder is looking for clamp oper-ators (Electric or Propane) withat least one year of experience forour Minooka location. If you donot meet this requirement, pleasedo not apply. You will not beconsidered at this point.
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2014 – 12828If selected, you will receive a callfrom our recruiting team.Ryder offers competitive pay andbenefits, incentive programs andmore!
MORRIS, Three room Suite nearCourthouse, Canalport Park,private parking. $1075/mo.
815-354-8968
Morris - Southmor Apts2 Bedroom - water, cable,
appliances, carpeted, all elect.$740 mo+dep/lease
No Pets. 815-405-4619
Morris. 1 BD, ground level.No pets/No smoking. $555/mo. + sec. 815-685-0643.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THETHIRTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
GRUNDY COUNTY, ILLINOISPROBATE DIVISION
In the Matter of the Estate ofNATHAN D. SEVERSON,
Deceased.
No. 14 P 114CLAIM NOTICE
Notice is given to creditors ofthe death of Nathan D. Severson.Letters of Office were issued toSheila R. Severson, whose ad-dress is 2600 North Road, Em-ington, IL 60934, as IndependentRepresentative whose attorney ofrecord is HYNDS, ROOKS, YOHN-KA & BZDILL, 105 West MainStreet, Morris, Illinois 60450.
The estate will be administeredwithout court supervision, unlessunder Section 28-4 of the Pro-bate Act of 1975 any interestedperson terminates independentadministration at any time bymailing or delivering a petition toterminate to the Clerk.
Claims against the estate maybe filed in the Circuit Clerk's Of-fice, Room 30, Grundy CountyCourthouse, Morris, Illinois, orwith the representative, or both,on or before the 20th day of June2015, or if mailing or delivery ofa notice from the representative isrequired by Sec. 18-3 of the Pro-bate Act of 1975, the date statedin that notice. Any claim not filedon or before that date is barred.Copies of a claim filed with theclerk must be mailed or deliveredby the claimant to the representa-tive and to the attorney within ten(10) days after it has been filed.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURTFOR THE THIRTEENTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT GRUNDYCOUNTY, ILLINOISPROBATE DIVISION
In the Matter of the Estate ofESTHER V. STRUCK,
Deceased.
No. 14 P 105CLAIM NOTICE
Notice is given to creditors ofthe death of Esther V. Struck. Let-ters of Office were issued to TeddyS. Struck, whose address is 602Thomas Drive, Morris, IL 60450,as Independent Representativewhose attorney of record is HYN-DS, ROOKS, YOHNKA & BZDILL,105 West Main Street, Morris, Illi-nois 60450.
The estate will be administeredwithout court supervision, unlessunder Section 28-4 of the Pro-bate Act of 1975 any interestedperson terminates independentadministration at any time bymailing or delivering a petition toterminate to the Clerk.
Claims against the estate maybe filed in the Circuit Clerk's Of-fice, Room 30, Grundy CountyCourthouse, Morris, Illinois, orwith the representative, or both,on or before the 13th day of June2015, or if mailing or delivery ofa notice from the representative isrequired by Sec. 18-3 of the Pro-bate Act of 1975, the date statedin that notice. Any claim not filedon or before that date is barred.Copies of a claim filed with theclerk must be mailed or deliveredby the claimant to the representa-tive and to the attorney within ten(10) days after it has been filed.
Hynds, Rooks, Yohnka & Bzdill105 West Main StreetP.O. Box 685Morris, IL 60450
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