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1 SAINT ISAAC JOGUES PARISH 8149 Golf Road ~ Niles, IL / ~ Fax # 847/ Website: Fourth Sunday of Lent April 3, 2011

2 Page Two Fourth Sunday of Lent April 3, 2011 LAETARE SUNDAY: Of Golden Roses and Simnel Cakes The Fourth Sunday of Lent is known as Laetare Sunday. This title is taken from the Latin Introit traditionally sung on this day: Laetare, Jersusalem: et conventum facere omnes qui diligitis guadete eam; gaudete et laetitia Rejoice, Jerusalem, come together all that love her; celebrate with joy, you who have in sorrow Before the 1955 reforms and those following Vatican II, "Laetare Sunday" was markedly different from the rest of Lent. Today, rose colored vestments may still be worn. But my old "St. Andrew Missal, published, in 1949, offers a more dramatic picture:... Laetare Sunday is a halting place in the midst of Lenten observance. Therefore, dalmatic and tunicle are worn, the altar is decorated with flowers, the organ is played at Mass and Vespers, even voluntaries are heard. Rose vestments (derived from the blessing of the golden rose, which the pope performs sometimes on that day) may be used. Sometimes, the Liturgy resembles an onion. Layer upon layer of pre-christian elements, natural symbolism, and local customs all combine. In England, for example, Laetare Sunday is called "Mothering Sunday. It can be traced to the ancient Roman feast of Matronalia, which honored motherhood in the spring. At that time, fine white flour cakes were offered at the shrine of the mother-goddess. Christian interpretation and adaptation of the feast achieved a double focus, honoring "Mother Church" and our own mothers. The English Mothering Sunday may include "homecoming" for students or those who work far from their families, gifts of flowers, and Simnel Cakes. The Simnel Cake evolved from the white flour cakes of Matronalia. Simnel Cakes anticipate Easter with marzipan, candied fruit and an unusual topping eleven marzipan eggs to symbolize the eleven faithful apostles (excluding Judas)! Lest there be any doubt, the word Simnel or Mother is piped in the middle of the cake. "Mothering Sunday" may also include a ceremony called "clypping the church." "Clypping" means greeting or honoring. Parishioners, according to this ritual, process outside of their church and form a large circle around it. Holding hands and singing a hymn, they move toward the church and away from the church--very much like the New Year's Eve custom of joining hand and singing Auld Lang Syne. The blessing of a "golden rose" on Laetare Sunday is a papal custom going back hundreds of years. Golden roses have been awarded by popes to heads of state, institutions, shrines, or worthy individuals. The cumulative impact of the development of Laetare Sunday does not detract from its function being an oasis of joy in the desert of Lent. Pioneer liturgical scholar, Pius Parsch, deeply appreciated the symbolism of the rose and its significance for the Fourth Sunday of Lent

3 Page Three Fourth Sunday of Lent April 3, 2011 I see in the rose a beautiful indication of the closeness between joy and suffering; for with roses come thorns The rosebush Is a beautiful representation for the Easter cycle with It two extremes, sorrow over sin and fervent paschal joy... The rose is the harbinger of holy spring which now has come to our souls. As springtime in nature awakens life, so the Church's spring awakens a God-filled life of grace in all Christ's members. Rejoice! Fr. Luczak LAST CALL FOR BINGO? In January we spoke about the critical need for volunteers to staff Friday Night Bingo. That plea for help has met with limited success and we are now at a critical juncture. In order to continue our Bingo operation we need a volunteer, or volunteers, to fill the key role of Bingo Coordinator. This position must be filled in order for us to renew our license with the State of Illinois. As the title implies this position is responsible for overseeing the Bingo operation The person, or persons, filling this role would be the go to person(s) for Friday Night Bingo. This includes the scheduling of workers, the recruiting of workers, and the ordering of supplies. Over the past 30 years Friday Night Bingo has raised significant funds for the Parish. In just the past 5 years Bingo has provided the Parish with an average of $36,000 per year. Please help us to continue this important operation by volunteering. If we are not able to identify a coordinator(s) in the next weeks we will have to suspend Friday Night Bingo by the end of May!. If you can help please contact Fr. Luczak or call the Parish Office at (847) Financial Update Good news! Last Sunday s collection beat our budget target by $234! As a result we have exceeded our goal for the month of March and reduced our Year-to-date collection shortfall to $7,696. We wish to express our thanks to all parishioners who continue to give of their time, talent and treasure in support of the Parish Actual Budget Difference Actual Last Yr Difference Sunday Collection $10,734 $10,500 $234 $10,734 $10,233 $501 Month to Date $46,522 $46,200 $322 $46,522 $44,075 $2,447 Year to Date $425,004 $432,700 ($7,696) $425,004 $416,663 $8,341

4 Page Four Fourth Sunday of Lent April 3, 2011 SPIRITUAL LIFE LENT SOUP SUPPER Our last Stories Around the Table Soup and Presentation session will be this Thursday, at 6:30 p.m. down in the Parish Hall. A simple soup and bread supper will be followed at 7 p.m. by the presentation Meal & Initiation and Mission with Fr. Britto Berchmans, pastor of St. Paul of the Cross in Park Ridge. If you cannot come for the supper, please feel free to join us at 7 p.m. for the talk! Free will offerings will be appreciated. For food preparation purposes please contact the RE Office, 847/ by Wednesday (if possible) to let us know you are attending. You can also sign up in the Holy Family Room after Mass today. SUNDAY AFTERNOON AT THE MOVIES The Greatest Story Ever Told will be shown on the wall of the Holy Family Room THIS AFTERNOON and next Sunday, April 10, at 3:00 p.m. All are invited to come see one of the movie classics of the life of Jesus, starring Max von Sydow as Jesus and Dorothy McGuire as Mary. The room will be set up with chairs, but you can bring a blanket to sit on the floor if you want. Bring your own soda, juice or water to drink. Some pretzels and popcorn will be provided. There is no charge for the movie, so come enjoy two Sunday afternoons with family and/or friends! We ll be glad you did! If you have questions, please call the RE Office, 847/ LABYRNITH WALK All are invited to participate in a meditative walk on a labyrinth patterned after the one on the floor of the Cathedral in Chartres, France. The labyrinth, painted on three pieces of canvas, will be in the Holy Family Room where low lighting and reflective music will serve to shape your experience of this prayerful walk. Only a few people walk at the same time and you go your own pace as you reflect and pray, bringing whatever you wish to the cross (which will be in the middle of the labyrinth). Resources will be available and there will be a place for you to journal about your walk, if you would like to do so. The labyrinth experience is available Thursday, April 7, 8-10 p.m. (after the Soup Supper/Presentation and Holy Hour) and on Friday, April 8, 8:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. PARISH LENT RECONCILIATION SERVICE We invite you to continue your Lenten journey by celebrating God s love, mercy and forgiveness in the Sacrament of Reconciliation this Saturday, April 9, at 11 a.m. in Church. We will begin with a Liturgy of the Word followed by individual confession and absolution. Confessions can be heard in both English and Polish. All are welcome! SACRISTANS AND USHERS NEEDED Our Sacristan Ministry is looking for people who are willing to help with the cleaning of the church. The ministry is organized into teams and each team serves once a month for an hour to an hour and a half. This important work helps the church to be ready and welcoming for all who come to worship. Several of our Masses could also use more Ushers to help welcome people, take up the collection, see to our orderly procession to Communion and various other tasks of hospitality and assistance. If you think you would be interested in sharing your time and help in one of these ministries, please call the RE Office (847/ ) and leave a message for Helene Kowalik (Sacristan Coordinator), Mark Duval (Usher Coordinator) or Dee Stanton. Thank you!

5 Page Five Fourth Sunday of Lent April 3, 2011 THIS WEEK S Apr Sunday Movie: The Greatest Story Ever Told (Part I), 3 p.m., HFR; alms recipient: Journey From PADS to HOPE. Monday Mass, 8 a.m.; RE Reconciliation, 6:50 p.m. Tuesday Mass, 8 a.m. Wednesday Mass, 8 a.m.; Bible Study, 9:30 a.m., Rm. 6. Thursday Mass, 8 a.m.; Soup Supper, 6:30 p.m. followed by presentation, 7 p.m., Hall; Holy Hour & Benediction, 7 p.m., church; Labyrinth Walk, 8-10 p.m., HFR. Friday Mass, 8 a.m.; Labyrinth Walk, 8:30 a.m. 8:30 p.m., HFR; Divine Mercy Chaplet & Stations of the Cross, 3 p.m. & 7 p.m. Saturday Communion Service, 8 a.m.; Parish Reconciliation Service, 11:00 a.m.; First Communion Retreat, 1-4 p.m., HFR Sunday Fifth Sunday of Lent; Greatest Story Ever Told Part II, Sunday Afternoon at the Movies, 3 p.m., HFR; Alms recipient: EYEsee (eyeglass donations only) OUR ALMS RECIPIENTS Thanks to your sacrifice and generosity our St. Vincent DePaul Ministry received $428 (not including St. Joseph Table donations), Zaccheus House received $314 and Sunday Mass at Mercy Home received $570. Next weekend s alms recipient will be EYEsee. It is a student service organization of St. Viator High School in Arlington Heights, which collects new and used eyeglasses to be distributed (through medical mission trips) this year to the poor in Haiti, Honduras, the Philippines, Marshall Islands, Micronesia, Uganda and Kenya. Students will be here that weekend to receive your donations of prescription and non-prescription eyeglasses and sunglasses. Children s glasses are especially needed. Ask the help of family and friends! Recycled eyeglasses can help thousands experience corrected vision. Give the gift of sight to the poor! Please note the organization is not allowed to accept monetary donations, only eyeglasses. Thank you! READINGS FOR DAILY MASS THIS WEEK Apr. 4: Isaiah 65:17-21 and John 4:43-54 Apr. 5: Ezekiel 47:1-9, 12 and John 5:1-16 Apr. 6: Isaiah 49:8-15 and John 5:17-30 Apr. 7: Exodus 32:7-14 and John 5:31-47 Apr. 8: Wisdom 2:1a, and John 7:1-2, 10, Apr. 9: Jeremiah 11:18-20 and John 7:40-53 READINGS FOR THE FIFTH SUNDAY OF LENT Ezekiel 37:12-14 Psalm 130:1-8 Romans 8:8-11 John 11:1-45

6 Page Six Fourth Sunday of Lent April 3, 2011 RELIGIOUS EDUCATION +Confirmation Year II Candidates who would like to help plan the Confirmation Mass are to meet in the RE Office on Monday at 5:45 p.m. Also remember that all service hours, service summary, journals, saint papers, worksheets, sponsor testimonies, etc. are due that night. +Initiation and Gr. 6-Confirmation Yr. I will celebrate the Sacrament of Reconciliation at 6:50 p.m. on Monday. Please have children to class on time! Mrs. Allegretti s Sixth Graders will help with the service. Family members are welcome. +Permission slips for the First Communion Retreat are due by Apr. 4 and for the Confirmation Year II Retreat by Apr. 11. Please return them to your child s catechist or the RE Office. +Students are reminded to bring their food item(s) or monetary donation for the Easter food baskets for the St. Vincent DePaul Ministry either April 3 or 10 (Kindergarten class) or April 4 or 11 (Monday classes). Thank you in advance for your support! THE ROMAN MISSAL We continue our series of articles from the US Conference of Catholic Bishops (2010) to assist our reflection on the Eucharist, the source and summit of our Christian life, which demands our full, active, and conscious participation. Hearing the Word of God When the Scriptures are read in the Church, God himself is speaking to his people and Christ, present in his own word, is proclaiming the Gospel. (GIRM #29) These words from the General Instruction of the Roman Missal set before us a profound truth that we need to ponder and make our own. The words of Sacred Scripture are unlike any other texts we will ever hear, for they not only give us information, they are the vehicle God uses to reveal himself to us, the means by which we come to know the depth of God s love for us and the responsibilities entailed by being Christ s followers, members of his Body. What is more, this Word of God proclaimed in the liturgy possesses a special sacramental power to bring about in us what it proclaims. The Word of God proclaimed at Mass is efficacious that is, it not only tells us of God and God s will for us, it also helps us to put that will of God into practice in our own lives. How, then, do we respond to this wonderful gift of God s Word? We respond in word and song, in posture and gesture, in silent meditation and, most important of all, by listening attentively to that Word as it is proclaimed. Following each reading we express our gratitude for this gift with the words Thanks be to God or, in the case of the Gospel, Praise to you, Lord Jesus Christ, and it is appropriate that a brief period of silence be observed to allow for personal reflection. Following the first reading we sing the Responsorial Psalm, a meditation on God s word through the inspired words of one of the psalms from the psalter, the Bible s prayer book. The Gospel is the highpoint of the Liturgy of the Word. The readings from the Old Testament tell us of God s promises and his preparation of his people for the coming of his Son; the epistles and other pre-gospel New Testament readings offer the reflections of St. Paul and other contemporaries of the Lord on the life and message of Christ; in the Acts of the Apostles we have a history of the early Church. We believe that all Scripture, the Old and New Testaments, is inspired by the Holy Spirit, but the Church has always given special honor to the Gospel because in the Gospel we have not simply the preparation for and prefiguring of Christ, nor reflections on his message, but the words and deeds of Christ himself. The proclamation of the Gospel is surrounded with marks of respect and honor: the Gospel is read by an ordained minister, the deacon, or, when no deacon is present, by a priest; the Book of the Gospels is carried aloft with honor in the entrance procession and placed on the altar until the Gospel reading to show the unity of Scripture

7 Page Seven Fourth Sunday of Lent April 3, 2011 and Eucharist, of the table of the Word and the table of Christ s body and blood; just before the Gospel is read the Gospel book is carried in procession to the ambo to the accompaniment of an acclamation sung by the people; it may be incensed before the reading and is kissed at its conclusion; finally, all stand as the Gospel is proclaimed. Through this posture and through the honor paid to the book containing the Gospel, the Church pays homage to Christ who is present in his Word and who proclaims his Gospel. What then must we do to properly receive the Word of God proclaimed at Mass? The General Instruction tells us that all must listen with reverence to the readings from God s word. (GIRM #29) and it provides that those who read the Scriptures must be truly suited to perform this function and should receive careful preparation, so that the faithful by listening to the readings from the sacred texts may develop in their hearts a warm and living love for Sacred Scripture. (GIRM #101) The key word in all of this is listening. We are to listen attentively as the reader, deacon or priest proclaims God s Word. Unless one is able to hear, one should not be reading along with a text from a missal or missalette. Rather, taking our cue from the General Instruction itself, we should listen as we would if Christ himself were standing at the ambo, for in fact it is God who speaks when the Scriptures are proclaimed. Carefully following along with the printed word can cause us to miss the gentle voice of the Holy Spirit, the message that the Spirit may have for us in one of the passages because we are anxious to keep up, to move along with the reader. Perhaps the best way to understand the readings at Mass and our response to them is offered by Pope John Paul II in his Instruction Dies Domini. He encourages those who take part in the Eucharist, priest, ministers and faithful to prepare the Sunday liturgy, reflecting beforehand upon the Word of God which will be proclaimed and adds that if we do not, it is difficult for the liturgical proclamation of the Word of God alone to produce the fruit we might expect. (#40) In this way we till the soil, preparing our souls to receive the seeds to be planted by the Word of God so that seed may bear fruit. The Word of God, then, calls for our listening and our response in silent reflection, as well as in word and song. Most important of all, the Word of God, which is living and active, calls each of us individually and all of us together for a response that moves beyond the liturgy itself and affects our daily lives, leading us to engage fully in the task of making Christ known to the world by all that we do and say. ******************************************************************************************************************** PARISH LIFE SAINT ISAAC JOGUES WOMEN'S CLUB GUILD #7 GUILD NUMBER SEVEN WILL AGAIN BE SELLING PEPPER AND EGG SAND- WICHES EVERY FRIDAY OF LENT. SANDWICHES WILL SELL FOR $3.50 EACH. YOU CAN ORDER SANDWICHES IN AD- VANCE FROM MONDAY TO FRIDAY NOON. JOHN PICK UP WILL BE FRIDAY AT 4:30 TO 6:PM IN THE HOLY FAMILY ROOM.

8 Page Eight Fourth Sunday of Lent April 3, 2011 On Sunday, March 6th, seven of our teens received Youth Leadership Awards from Bishop Francis Kane at a banquet held at the White Eagle. They were selected for their commitment and leadership demonstrated in the various ministries in which they participate: Altar Server, Youth Choir, Usher, and RE Assistant. We congratulate them and thank their parents and families for the support and encouragement they have given them to carry out their service to our parish community. With thanks to God for the blessing of these young people we proudly recognize our parish Youth Leadership Award recipients: Anne Calicoy, John Calicoy, John Hidalgo, Zachary-David Kadiri, Dominika Koziol, Adam Ratner and Edrienne Yap. Ignacy Paderewski Polish Language School Beginning September 2011 our school will offer classes for Students who do not speak Polish. This is a great opportunity for your child to learn the Polish language and meet new friends. Registration for children age 7,8, or 9 starts April 2, For more information call W roku szkolnym 2011/2012 planujemy otwarcie klasy dla dzieci niemówiących po polsku. Zapraszamy rodziców, którzy chcieliby, aby ich dzieci opanowały podstawy języka polskiego i zapoznały się z bogatą polską kulturą do skorzystania z tej okazji. Restoring hope. It's what matters most. The Man born blind reached out... Joann was in a dark place. She had supported herself for several years with a good job in the suburbs. Now she was homeless with her young child. Joann hadn't counted on the costs of raising a child on her own, and when her car broke down, causing her to lose her job, she quickly found herself in financial trouble. Luckily, Joann reached out to Catholic Charities and its transitional housing program. Today, Joann has savings and is gradually taking over payment of all her expenses. "I'm so grateful for this program feel God has brought me here," she says. Your gift to the Catholic Charities Collection on Mother's Day will help more people like Joann move from

9 Page Nine Fourth Sunday of Lent April 3, 2011 Time to think Major League Baseball The St. Isaac Jogues Men's Club is having their ANNUAL CUBS & SOX BASEBALL OUTINGS The Cost is: CUBS vs SAN FRANCISCO June 28th, 7 P.M., $51.00 WHITE SOX vs DETROIT July 25th, 7 P.M., $36.00 All the seats are on the first level. All Men and Women are invited. The cost includes: BUS TRANSPORTATION, FOOD & BEVERAGE before and after the game. P.S. For Tickets and Information call Ed Mikeska Only 7 tickets left for the Sox game. & Tickets for the Cubs game are sold out. St. Isaac Jogues Men s Club ST. ISAAC JOGUES MEN S CLUB Our April Meeting will be held April 14 at 7 p.m. in the Church Hall. The meeting will be held one week earlier because of Holy Thursday. The host for the evening is John De Grazia. This meeting is important to our club because we will vote for Man of the Year and our incoming officers. All members should attend to vote for their choice. The St. Patrick Day Lenten Mass collection was $ The money was collected for St. Vincent de Paul ministry. Remember to bring your check in the amount of $35.00 for the Installation Dinner May 19 at the Des Plaines Elks... Day of Recollection On Saturday, April 16 the Saint Isaac Jogues Women's Club is sponsoring a Day of Recollection at Marytown from 9:a.m. to 2:30 p.m. The cost for the day is $25 and will include a light breakfast and lunch and Mass. Car pools can be arranged. If you are interested please contact Ann Livorsi at by March 15, which is our quarterly meeting. Reservations will be taken up to April 5th (our board meeting) by calling Pat Zygmunt at Checks for $25 made out to the Women's Club can also be sent to ; Ann Livorsi 324 Warren Rd. Glenview, II by April 15th. We hope to see you all there In God s Eyes Bless your heart Protect it, guard it For society goes By looks and motions But God searches the heart Blessed is the work Of the meek and humble Whose desire only Is to do what is pleasing In God s eyes Theirs is a standard Worthy of Mary and Joseph Theirs is a gentle light That shines from within A face of Christ in our time Let the children of light Live as children of light In a world blinded by sin Let them rise from their sleep

10 Page Ten Fourth Sunday of Lent April 3, 2011 Sunday, April 3 7:30 am Lisowski Family 9:00 am George Smith 10:30 am James McAllister 12:00 pm For the Living & Deceased Members of St. Isaac Jogues & their Families, Mary Kelly Monday, April 4 8:00 am Purgatorial Society; Connie Mendoza Tuesday, April 5 8:00 am Eleanor Fenski Wednesday, April 6 8:00 am Josephine Kosinski Thursday, April 7 8:00 am Epifanio Ablaza Friday, April 8 8:00 am Steven Zourkas Saturday, April 9 8:00 am Communion Service No Intentions 5:00 pm For the Living & Deceased Members of St. Isaac Jogues & their Families, Augusto Ramirez Sunday, April 10 7:30 am Anthony J. Angello 9:00 am Dreyfuss Family 10:30 am Eduardo Rodriguez & Ireno Giron 12:00 pm James McAllister Reconciliation Frs. Luczak, Conyers, Kalas, McGlynn Liturgies next weekend April 9 10 Presider 5:00 pm Fr. Kalas 7:30 am Fr. Luczak/ Deacon Bob 9:00 am Fr. Janas 10:30 am Fr Kennedy 12:00 pm Fr. McGlynn Altar Servers 5:00 pm Anya Piska, Carlo Lasco, Athena Lasco 7:30 am Elizabeth Stanton, Marco Lambo, Thomas Striblen 9:00 am Christina Jimmychan, Jude Jimmychan, Jacob Austria 10:30 am Samuel Ratner, Paul Jaroslawski, Colin Austria 12:00 pm Mark Malitz, Matthew Kniazuk, Aisha Fernando Sacristy Committee Arlene Turek Relatives & Friends Please remember the sick and hospitalized: Rudolph Pikula, Frank Genualdi, George Dassie, Mariel Mentink, Kathy Zacharia Justina Kadzielawska Tammy Propst, Kelly Koza REST IN PEACE John Wagner, father of Linda Weiss The Lord is my Shepherd, I shall not want. Psalm 23:1

11 Page Eleven Fourth Sunday of Lent April 3, 2011 PASTOR: Rev. Andrew Luczak ASSOCIATE PASTOR: Rev. Camillus Janas, O.F.M PASTORAL STAFF: Deacon Bob Kerls, Parish Business Administrator Mrs. Dolores Stanton, Director of Religious Education Ms. Lisa Hall, Music Director DEACON COMMUNITY: Deacon & Mrs. Robert C. O Keefe Deacon Rod Ranola Deacon & Mrs. Paul M. Stanton WEEKEND LITURGY PRESIDERS: Rev. Ron Kalas Rev. Bernard Kennedy, O.F.M. Rev. Philip McGlynn, O.S.M. Rev. David Stagaman, S.J. Eucharistic Celebrations: Sunday: 7:30, 9:00, 10:30, & 12:00 Noon Monday - Friday: 8:00 AM Saturday: 8:00 AM & 5:00 PM Sacrament of Reconciliation: Saturday, 11:00-12:00 Noon or anytime by request. Sacrament of Matrimony: Must be registered for six months prior to setting the wedding date with an additional six months for necessary preparation. Note: The following wedding times can be scheduled: Friday at 5:00 p.m.; Saturday at 1:00 and 3:00 p.m.; Sunday at 3:00 p.m. (Ceremony only) Sacrament of Baptism: Second and fourth Sunday of each month at 1:30 PM. Baptism Preparation Session must be completed before Baptism. Contact the Parish Office as soon as possible for details. Parish Office Website: office@sij-parish.com 8149 Golf Road, Niles, IL Mrs. Janet Piovosi (Parish Secretary) Mrs. Emilie Casacchia (Data Processor) Mrs. Marlene Garber (Data Processor) Mrs. Jane Piper (Bulletin Editor) Religious Education Staff Secretary Parish Nurse Music Ministry Parish Hall Ministry Center Parish School: St. John Brebeuf School Principal: Mrs. Margaret Whitman BULLETIN SICK LIST While we know that the sick and hospitalized are always to be held in our thoughts and prayers, the parish sick list in the bulletin has gotten quite long as the one month listing policy got a bit away from us. The current list will be taken out after this weekend. Please remember that all names are then inscribed in the Book of Community Prayer and that we pray for the intentions of the community (including those in the Book of Community Prayer) each weekend during the Masses. Please remember that we cannot (by law) publicly let our parish community know the health status of any of our members without their permission. The process for calling in names for the bulletin list is as follows: Names for the sick list in the bulletin have to be called in by the person who is ill, or by a member of their family. At the time they call in the name they will be asked whether they are the sick person him/herself, or a member of their family, and if they give permission for the name to be placed on the list. They will be asked for the correct spelling of the sick person s name. If a family member, they will be required to give their name for our records. The name will be in the bulletin for one month.

12 CHURCH NAME AND ADDRESS ST. ISAAC JOGUES # Golf Road Niles, IL TELEPHONE CONTACT PERSON Jane/Janet SOFTWARE MS Publisher 2003 Adobe Acrobat 8.0 Windows XP Professional PRINTER Canon IR 3035 NUMBER OF PAGES SENT 1 through 12 SUNDAY DATE OF PUBLICATION April 3, 2011 SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS THANK YOU!