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GOP STUDENKOV/PIONEER PRESS Congressman Bob Dold, left, speaks to Richard Vana, center, of Niles, and Vanas family during a May16 event to celebrate Armed Nic SUMMERS! Forces Day at Golf Mill Shopping Center, The day also included an armed services recruitment expo. PIONEER PRESS

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1thica Iribuue 4 NEWS Nues neighborhoodmapproposal unveiled BY ICOR STUDENKOV ing, Klicker told the Pio- PioneerPress neer Press that the village . '..-. 1 - --- used subdivision names in The first draft of the .:;;./ most cases, while in others, L,'.. . proposed Nues neighbor- ___: itwent for major area hood map was presented to attractions in an effort to the Economic Develop- connect with what people ment and Neighborhood 11 A' . identify with. Renewal Commission dur- The map unveiled at the ing its May 15 meeting. j . r 4 May 15 meeting contained The proposal to officially 21 neighborhoods largely divide Nues into neigh- defined by major streets. borhoods was originally it I The village's industrial area presented during the Jan. 7 was left unlabeled. meeting of the commis- Nilesresident Jason sion's Executive Commit- Trunco, who ran for the tee. Mayor Andrew Przy- Nues Park District board hylo described this as a way during this year's munici- to strengthen civic pride, pal election, said that, corn- and the committee sug- ing from New York, he saw gested that could lead to how neighborhoods could more community events. create strong regional iden- The map divides Niles tities, which could encour- into 21 residential neigh- age the creation of civic borhoods. Niles Communi- !Uk*W organizations. ty Development Coordina- Niles Chamber of Com- tor Ross Klicker explained merce and Industry Execu- they were named after his- . tiveDirectorKatie toric subdivisions and ma- 'V,.,. ;. .S '-. , ... '.. - D.' R.....'. *...... Schneider told the Pioneer -._ H. S .... , e .S. 4 _q...... Q Jt Vn. P,, ... jor neighborhood institu- a W bIUiiIL_ t ru t.t*a JS Q'wocd Esa... Im«iM.fl SS VItP* OøwS S. ... Press she thought the con- tions. He said he hopes the cept had lots of potential. commission members will VILLAGE OF NILES GRAPHIC Having clearly defined consider the proposal and The map unveiled at the May15 meeting contained 21 neighborhoods largely defined by major streets. The village'sindus- neighborhoods, she said, try to get feedback from trial area was left unlabeled. would create strong corn- residents and businesses. munities. During the Jan. 7 meet- fined neighborhoods. Some At the time, Przybylo During the Jan. 11 meet-sions as the basis for neigh- ing, Klicker told the Execu- areas had names, but evensaid he thought the lack ofing, Klicker said the villageborhood names and bound-Igor Studenkov is a free- tive Committee that Nilesthen, the boundariesclearly defined neighbor-would use the names ofaries. lance reporter for Pioneer didn't have any clearly de-weren't always clear. hoods hurt the village. historical village subdivi- After the May 15 meet-Press. Nues logo togobefore the board BY IG0R STIJDENKOV buildings arching over the move caine in response to apotentialslogans:"Rules Pioneer Press village name writtenin recommendation from theRewritten,Stories Told" capital letters. Economic Developmentand "New Thinking, Next The Niles Board of Trust- The commission alsoCommission, which sug-Door." ees will vote on whether toconsidered a new villagegested rebranding was nec- Most of the commission adopt a new village logoslogan. During the Feb. 11essarv to encourage newmembers didn't like either during its May 26 meeting. meeting, most commission development andattractslogan, with many taking The logo was one of themembers said they didn'tnew businesses and resi-particularissues with three logos presented to thelike any of the options, so dents. "Rules Rewritten" part of NILES Nues Economic Develop-new options were intro- During the Feb. 11 meet- the first slogan. Commis- Rsks y*jr-ki. Shi's 4tA. ment and Neighborhoodduced during the May 15ing, LSTeam presentedsion member Julie Gen- Renewal Commission's Feb. meeting. While one sloganthree logos. The secondualdi, a Park Ridge police VILLAGE OF NILES GRAPHIC 11 meeting. During the Mayemerged as a favorite, it's uplogo featured the map ofofficer, argued that havingThe village of Niles Board of Trustees will vote on whether 15 meeting, the village re- tothe Village Board to Niles with Milwaukee Ave- that slogan on the Niles to adopt a new village logo during its May 26 meeting. vealed that the logo mostdetermine which one, if any, nue and other majorPolice Department badges commission members liked would be adopted. thoroughfares outlined inwould send a mixed mes-ing, the village presentedthe commission took a poll best would go to the board. On May 27, the boardwhite. The third logo fea- sage. three slogans: "New Think-to gauge feelings about the It featured a graphic withcontracted LS+Team, atures the letter "N" inside In the end, the commis- ing, Stories Told," "It's Pos- options, most supported the the Leaning Tower of Niles, Glen Ellyn branding con-the shape of a diamond,sion decidedto submitsible Here" and "Your Place first slogan. the Niles Free Bus, the treessultant, to revamp the vil-with a green arrow pointed some alternative sugges-to Prosper." According to that represented Nueslage's brand by giving it atoward the village name. tions. Economic Development Di- Igor Studenkov is a freelance parks and some genericnew logo and tag line. The Italso introduced two During the May 15 meet- rector Ross Klicker, whenreporterfor Pioneer Press. JUNK GENIE ellow Line to Skokie out of Let The Genie Remove It All! Construction/Remodeling MaterialMoving Clean-OutsHouse/Business smrvice fornext several days Furniture & Appliance Removal Senior Citizen Discount Available Demo WorkPay Only for the Space Used on the Truck By EREDITH r Ro ')RIGUEZ AND MIRE I MENTION THIS AD RECEIVE COUPON NOT i I Cs Trib tie Newspapers AVAILABLE ON $1500OFF SINGLEITEMS i TI e bad news for CTA I. J Yell',w Line riders: Service will , . shut down at least for i -866-586-5436 I www.junkgenie.com rai days, with no clear ide* ofwhen it will resume. he good news: CTA op- MARINO REALTORS eraors spotted problems re- 5800 Dempster - Morton Grove latd to the collapse of an ankment that sup- (847) 967-5500 (OUTSIDE ILLINOIS CALL 1-800 253-00211 poited the tracks, leading to MLS thé line's closure before any- CHICAGO TRIBUNE The Gold Standard www.centary2l marino.com one was hurt Aerial view of the washout that shut down the CTA Yellow The embankment col- Line on May18, seen in an image fromWGN-TVvideo. lapsed along McCormick Boulevard between Howard Marinara Tamayao, a Sko- cording to the MiATRD web- and Oakton streets in SkokieIde resident and sophomoresite. One ofseven within the because of a Metropolitan at DePaul University, whileboundaries of the district, it Water Reclamation Districtwaiting May 18 for a shuttle serves 1.3 million people in construction project, CTA at a downtown Skokie stop,the northern Cook County officials said May18. said that she understandssuburbs and in Chicago Between 9:20 and 9:40 that this "kind of stuff hap-north of Fuilerton Avenue. SIMPLY STUNNING! NEED YORE SPACE? it's "The exact cause is un- Morton Grove. New Lisnq See & Believe1 Prestigious coner Split-Level Mourn Giove.First Otter1 Rare 4 br 'Monnovainesplit-level with maie tiser the previous night, opera-pens' Still, she said, home with oversized 2 ½ car att heated gar. Double CT entry foyer leads lo family room + huge lining rim/dining rm ideally suded luí entertaining! Huge tors notified the CTA con-inconvenient known andisbeing in- dramatic 22x17 LP w/oa floors & vaulted T&G beamed ceiling w/fP. Main fir truster br sode with bath N walk-in closet niHpool tub in hall bath Bonus 21 trol center ofa small bend in "The worst part aboutvestigated," Fore wrote in an tam mr adlns huge Dining Cm,. 19' kit w/sep eaflog area S bay window. MBR roc mr on lower level Many recent updates indade root. windows, rehnishet therailand of downed this is I'm losing class time email. "The district is work- wThatli New root, siding, gatters 2009. New Trane fomaces G AC 2010. New hardwood finora N newly painted. Superb Lahon neartrsei, parte N peel 2 car power lines,said CTAandit'sclosetofinals," ing with its contractor and oliding glass door 2O 3. Paver brick dve & patio...... heated attached garage. See Tetay1 $359O spokeswoman Tammy Tamayao said. CTA to resolve any issues as Chase. though it was unclear Andrew Ramos, of Mor- soon as possible. We apolo- whether the embankment ton Grove, said he had to call gize for any inconvenience liiad already given way. Rail the downtown law firm this incident has caused." *ervice was suspended and where he works to explain McCormick Boulevard . placed by shuttle bus serv- that he would be late for afrom Oakton to Howard ce soon after, Chase said. morning meeting. streets was closed Monday During the rail closure, "Not a lot you can do,"morning, Skokieofficials huttle buses will run fromRamos said from the Yellowsaid in a news release. Mc- VIEWS OF THE GOLF COURSE! PRICE JUST SLASHED TO SEW! e two Yellow Line stops in Line shuttle at Dempster,Cormick was reopened in Skokie. .Space + Elegance in thio 2 br.2 bath end unit lated at Siena Niles . Innmacuate quality boifi 9 mr bnck Ranch located near Notre Dame H S kokie to its terminus at thewhere he was waiting. "I the early afternoon, accord- overlookjng the goff course! 2067 sq ft und bait! in 2006. 2 garage spaces. Large living mr with tireplace, tonnai dining mr + huge kitchen with separate oward Avenue stop in Chi- don't think we can file aing to the Skokie police. Huge Great nn with lots of light. Fabulous kuchen w/Gnanite island+counters, eating aren ovedooking patio 8 yard Hardwsed floors under carpet. 3. bra N 2 ag:i's Rogers Park neigh-lawsuit" Last year the Yellow Line HW firs, SS appls&42" cabinets. Den with hardwood firs could be 3rd br Mas baths, Finahed bsmt with 2nd kutchen, arge br, bath. private entrance, wet bar rhood, where commuters Randy Miles, owner ofcelebrated its 50th anniver- br wIWIC+t2o12 bath w/Jacuzzi, N sep shower In-und laundry wdh side by G closets galerei Updated 200 amp electric, root, furnace S cee air. Attached ansfer to the Purple andVillage Inn Pizzeria insar)!. The line starts in a side washer S dryer. Radiant heat in floors included $369, garage Locahnr'...... $329,9 ed lines. downtown Skokie, said thatcommercial area at Demp- The CTA also encouraged the disruption will also af- ster Street and Skokie Boule- ders to consider the 97feet his employees who getyard and stops in downtown Book Online and Save on Midway Airport Parking Skokie bus, which stops near to the center of town on theSkokie before it moves east Book online at all three Yellow Line sta- Yellow Line and those whoto Howard. The downtown Indoor Rate Outdoor Rate dons. use it to go to Cubs games. station at Oakton opened in www.mdwpark.com "The MWRD is sharing "It's very crowded," Miles2012 next to the Illinois and enter code I ' I .i"i Per Day Per Day information with us on re-said ofthe line. Science and Technology OR pairs that will help deter- The embankment col- Park,a 24-acre research campus. Call 866-922-7275 mine a more accurate time-lapse occurred during the witha ce line for service restoration,"construction of the disin- The Yellow Line has the and mention I ' I 'i'' .' We are located i 'b mites from Midway m S Airport just a short nde to line terminal. the CTA said in a newsfèction project at the O'Bri- smallest ridership of CTA's Guarantee your airport parking now! release. en water reclamation plant, eight lines, according to on- 4/ 24/7 Continaous shuttle operation, door-to-door service. While officials said theyaccording to Allison Fore, a line data. Last year, 986,000 Conveniently spokeswoman for the Met- passengers entered Yellow located. right off V' Our sHuttles niel on demand, no were trying to make the waHing track safe Monday momin ropolitan Water Reclama- Line stations. 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New Nues villagetrustees swornmL BY IGOR STUDENKOV l Pioneer Press - The winners of the Nues Board of Trustees election were sworn in during a special board meeting May 12. During the previous meeting, Trustees Rose- maij Palicki and Chris Ha- nusiak, who lost the election,officially saidtheir goodbyes as Mayor Andrew Przybylo presented them with plaques honoring them for theirservice. Their absence from the May 12 meeting left the spotlight on the election winners - incumbent Trustee Joe LoVerde, former police Chief Dean Strzelecki and Niles Ethics Board member Denise McCreery The winners all are members of the Nues Forward Party. After they were sworn in, the trustees said they would stay true to their campaign platform,encouraging business growth, VILLAGE OF NILES/PIONEEP PRE$S advancing stormwater re- Judge James Geocaris, left, swears ¡n Nues' new trustees with the help of their spouses, from second on left Trustee Joe LoVerde and wife, Maura;Trust lief projects and improvingee Denise McCreery and husband, Ray Cychosz; Trustee Dean Strzelecki and wife, Laurie. communications between village agencies and resi- for swearing in, and all ofpriorities would be con-trustees for the bettermenttheir speeches, the board,Niles Forward Party cand dents. them were sworn in at thetinuing the village's storm- of Nues. village staff and the trust-dates with a baseball te Judge James Geocarissame time, with theirwater relief programs, in- The former police chiefees' families went to a smallsaying that while the pla presided over the swear- spouses holding the Bibles. cluding a cost-sharing pro-said he would work toreception outside Villageers must work as a team, it' ing-in ceremony. As Przy- After the ceremony wasgram that allows home-maintain strong lines ofHall. thetalent of individu . I bylo explained in the intro-complete, the new trusteesowners to finance smallercommunication between Trustee George Alpogia-players that makes a differ ductory remarks, Geocaris took their seats. flood relief projects. the public and the Nuesais, who campaigned forence. He also said he ex served as a village attorney All trustees took the time McCreery said she willPolice and Firedepart-the Niles Forward Partypects to see many grea when Niles earned the All- to thank their spouses, fam-be mindful of history as she ments. He also emphasizedduring the election season,things from the board. America City award in iliesand Niles Forwardmakes decisions. She said that he was always ready to said he was looking for- 1964.Alltrustee-electsParty campaige volunteers. she was looking forward to listen to the residents. ward to the next four years.Igor Studenkov is afreelanc brought their own Bibles LoVerde said his majorworking with the other After the trustees gaveAlpogianis compared the reporterfor Pioneer Press. Court date for Nilesgun rangedecision pushed back again BY RICHARD RAY time Judge Franklin Ulyses the Village Board's deci-Howard St. back, a People for a Saferwalking distance from Dis Pioneer Press Valderrama has motionedsion to grant a special-use Attorneys for the village Society member, said in antrict 219's Niles West Hig totake the case underpermit to Sportsman'sof Niles filed a motion toemail. School and Niles Central, The court date for anadvisement and push backClub and Firearms Train-have the case dismissed in Village documents, theschool that serves studen anticipated ruling onthe ruling, court recordsing Academy. In the law-December of 2014, courtChicago Tribune reportedwith emotional disabilitie whether or not a gun rangeshow. suit, People for a Saferrecords show. in June 2014, show theand other issues, the Chi can he built in the village of People for a Safer Soci-Society aim to annul the "Our attorney was in-proposal for Sportsman'scago Tribune reported. Niles has been pushed back ety,a Skokie-based gunpermit granted by the vil-formed by the judge's lawClub and Firearms Train- The next schedule to June, according to in-control advocacy group,lage, as well as prohibit theclerk that the judge needsing Academy includescourt date is on Thursday formation from the clerk offiled a lawsuit against the village from granting a per-more time to consider theplans for a 22-lane firingJune 11, according to in the Circuit Court of Cookvillage of Niles on Oct. 17, mit for any gun shop at-arguments and render arange and gun store. formation from the clerk o County's office. 2014, court records show.tempting to open at thedecision on the motion to The proposed locationthe Circuit Court of Coo This marks the secondThe suit was prompted byproposed location, 6143 Wdismiss' Denyse Stone-for Sportsman's Club isCounty's office. 7 $5 off To or From O'Hare j ire sends 2 to hospital

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firefighter and a Nues resi ent were both taken to the hospital after a Nues hoe caught fire May 12, fire .fficjajs said. 't T e Nues man was taken to L theran General in Park Rid in unknown condi- -- tioafter he jumped out of a sec nd-floor window of the b ing home on the 8100 block of Ottawa Avenue, NATALIE HAVES/PIONEER PRESS according to the Nules Fire Debris and ash litter the backyard of a home that caught ' Department fire May12 on the 8100 block of Ottawa Avenue in Nues. LJ - THINK AXI A Nues firefighter was !K also taken to the hospital toabout the fire and rushed when the fire started. THINK be treatedforpotential home. Firefighters from Morton burns, District Chief Robert He gathered with his Grove, Park Ridge, Lincoln- Cabs for the Cure LIKE us on Greiner said. The firefight- family members on thewood and Des Plaines ar- er's condition was also un- sidewalk outsideof the rived to assist the Niles Fire know home about 2:30 p.m. Department, Greiner said. IIyeIp The fire started around "My uncle was sleeping ":[t looks like it started in 1:30 p.m. in the back area ofin the upstairs bedroom and the rear of the house and it the single-family home, ac-he jumped out of the win-moved up to the second 847.940.TAXI cording toGreiner, whodow to get away from the floor," Greiner said. "Crews said the cause of the fire wasflames," Mughal said. "Wefound heavy flames coming pinktaxi.org under investigation. have three kids in our fami-out of the back when they Three adults were homely, but they were at school." arrived, and it was put out hen the fire broke out, The two other adults in fast." a cording to Saad Mughal,the home escaped before The damage caused by Discover China! Oct 17-25, 2015 e of seven people whofirefighters arrived, he said,the fire was still being eval- ve in the house. Mughaladding that his grandmoth- uated Tuesday afternoon. s d he was at work thiser had been in the basement fternoon near Cicero and another family memberNatalie Hayes is a freelance hen he received a callwas on the second floorreporter for Pioneer Press.

iles police apologize for retweets bout Mississippi officer deaths

Y JENNIFER JOHNSON sages like,"If the world rage"orprotesting over ioneer Press erupted with support for ourtheir May 9 shooting deaths. heroes instead of criminals, By the following day, a Discover China! The Niles Police Depart- maybe we would have astatement tweeted from the ent has apologized forhappier, peaceful and saferNiles police read that the Travel with the tweets sent from its offi- planet,' and 'People need to department apologized for 'ial Twitter account aboutget their priorities straightthe tweets, calling them "of- Lincoinwood Chamber e shooting deaths of twoThey are outraged and pro- fensive and inappropriate issippi police officers. test for criminals, but fall for a law enforcement agan- Ten tweets were retweet- silent when innocent lives cy to be posting." Allarewelcome! by the Niles Police De-are taken." One tweet in- Niles interim police Chief artment's account thecluded a profanity. Dennis McEnerney said the Trip dates October 17-25, 2015 ght of May 11. The posts also includedtweets were removed from The tweetsoriginatedstatements regarding slainthe Niles police feed after a Tour Pricing $2,799 for Chamber members orn the account of an Hattiesburg,Miss.,police Twitter follower "took ex- dividual whose TwitterOfficers Benjamin Deen andception" to the message that $2,950 for non-members ($165 for China travel visas) rofile included the wordsLiquori Tate, calling themincluded profanity and con- Includes airfare, meals, hotels and tours ofhistoric, ancient sites and many proud supporter of law "great members of society"tacted the department. of China's modern day marvels. This is the trip of a lifetime! 'nforcement" and the hash-and "dedicated (and) hard- ag #NotACop. working," but repeatedly [email protected] The tweets included mes-questioning why "no out- Twitter cJeri.Pioneer Contact Lincolnwood Chamber, Executive Director, Jackie Boland at 3 12-96 I-6591 8 NEWS

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The following incidents werepolice said. The incident tookBATTERY Avenue between 8 a.m. and i p.m. First bike listed in the official bulletinofthe place between 9 a.m. May 4 and uA woman reported that a man May 11, police said. Nues Police Department. Readers5:20 p.m. May 8, according toshe did not know touched her A man reported that someone are reminded that an arrest doespolice. The woman receivedinappropriately in a store in the slashed the driver-side tire of his route to be not constitute a findingofguilt. credit from the two stores and 6100 block of Touhy Avenue on2007 Hyundai in a parking lot in Only a courtoflaw can make thatclosed the accounts. An investi-May 7 at 8:31 a.m. An investiga-the 7500 block of Milwaukee - determination. gation is pending, police said. tion is pending, police said. Avenue between 9 p.m. and 10:30 unveiled a.ni. May 10, police said. BY IGOR STUDENKOV N AGGRAVATED DU! FAILURE TO GIVE FRAUD Pioneer Press Esau Galvez-Mendoza, 25, ofINFORMATION UPON A woman allegedly tried to use DECEPTIVE PRACTICES the 3000 block of Karlov Avenue, STRIKDW a counterfeit $10 bill at a groceryuA Niles man from the 7000 Chicago, was charged with ara- Mayor Andrew Przyylo' Jeremy Spiros, 23, of the 8800 store in the 5700 block of Touhyblock of Dobson Streettold will officially unveil Niles' first vated DUT in the 8100 block ofblock of Cumberland Avenue,Avenue at 10:34 a.m. May 8,police that six of his business Oak Street in Niles on May 12. bike route on June 6 duri Niles, was charged with failurepolice said. The woman said shechecks had been cashed totaling village'sannual Bike Niles i Galvez-Mendoza has a court date did not know how she received to give information upon striking $2,900, police said. The man Fest. May29. May 11 after he allegedly left thethe bill. No charges were pur-learned the checks might have The unveiling willt.ke sued, the Secret Service wasbeen cashed at currency ex- IDENTITY THEFT scene of a crash, police said. place at 10 a.m. at the tril's Spiros has a court date June 1. notified and police inventoried changes, police said. starting point at Cumberl.nd A Nues resident from the 9700 the bill, police said. block of Dee Road was told by theRETAIL THEFT THEFT Avenue and Ballard Road. The Cook County Housing Authority CRIMINAL DAMAGE trail will go south on Cumber- Emily Barone, 39, of the 8200 A Niles man reported on May 8 land, turn east onto Monroe that the Social Security numberblock of Argyle Street, Norridge, A Nues resident from the 7500 that he was missing a saw from was being used by an employee of block of Waukegan Road re-his residence and that he sus- Street, then turn north on was charged with retail theft on Washington Street. It would a Will County business on May 7. May 8. According to police, a loss ported the driver-side tires of thepected a family member, police The employee "disappeared," po- car had been slashed sometimereported. then turn east on Main Street, prevention agent in a retail store andfinally turnsoutheast lice said. in the 8600 block of Dempsterbetween at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. on A man reported that someone A woman told police that two May 10, police said. removed the spare tire/rim from toward Cleveland Street. Bik- Street saw Barone remove a price ers would also be able to ride unknown individuals used her label from one item and place it A man reported that someone his 2013 Toyota SUV in a parking Social Security number, nameon a lawn mower, changing theslashed the driver-side tire of hislot in the 6600 block of Mil- bikes in the opposite direction. and address to make purchases at 2004 Hyundai in a parking lot inwaukee Avenue on May 8, police value from $939 to $734. Barone Igor Studenkov is a freelance two stores in Golf Mill Mall,has a court date June1. the 7500 block of Milwaukeesaid. reporterfor Pioneer Press.

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WASHINGTON SCHOOL PHOTOS Washington Elementary School students whose submissions to the Illinois EPA's poster and poetry/prose contest received recognition: from left, Mimi Kakares, Daniela Vertucio, Daniel Okafo, Nicole Sobskl, Alexandra Lapinski, Alisha Junaid and Christopher Miller. (Not pictured is Prapti Patel.) Washington students cleanupin Illinois EPAcontest awards-again BY DAYNA FIELDS fellow teacher Rachel An- winners - Lapinski, Millerof just makes it worth it Pioneer Press glos. "The posters haveand Prapti - each received awhen you see the kids with creative pictures on themribbon and a certificate, as their families, and they're all The Illinois Environmen-expressing basically thewell as a book on environ-dressed up and they're so talProtection Agency'sgood and the bad - what is mental science. Their workproud, and their parents are statewide poster and poet-causing transportation pol-will be featured in an EPAproud." ry/prose contest receiveslution, and what can we do calendar and on the agency's After spending a few days hundreds of entries each to help it?" websiteatwww.epa.illi- explaining the issues and year, and for the past eight Viaillustrationsofall nois.gov/topics/education/presenting facts to her stu- years, District 63's Washing- sorts, the posters describe contest.Forthe past eightdents, they are then respon- ton Elementary School has how pollution from cars,years, Martin has attendedsible for researching the always walked away withtrains and the transporta-theprize ceremony intopic and expressing their winners. tion industry harms the en- Springfield at the Old State ideas in either art or poetry! Daniela Vertuclo received Honorable Mention for her post- This year was no excep-vironment. They also sug-Capitol building. Although prose. A school-wide voting er entry on the benefits of carpooling. tion, with eight sixth-gradegest ways to combat trans- the drive is more than threeprocess determines which Washington studentsre- portation pollution, like car- hours each way on a Sat- pieces will be sent to Spring- formation from the Illinois for them and us. ceiving top honors ata pooling with co-workers to urday, she said it's difficult to field. EPA. That same year, she "I thought, wow, this is ceremony in Springfield on work, tiding a bike or walk- miss the opportunity to see "Needless to say, I'm al-entered eight student sub-these kids' world - this is April 18, recognized for il- inand taking the bus moreher students reap their re-ways excited and certainly missions, and five of themthe world that they are lustrating this year's theme: frequently. wards. proud of them that they can were deemed winners. Shegrowing up in," she said. "Transportation and air pol- This yeai; Top Winner "It's a day out of your lifetake what I teach them in has had her students partici-"I'm sure they have no clue lution - what are the greenAwards went to Alexandrathat you're traveling for ajust a few days and do some pating ever since. about everything they do solutions?" Lapinski, Christopherhalf-hour ceremony, but it'sresearch on their own - and Accolades aside, Martinand how much energy "I've got some really cre- Miller and Prapti Patel. In really cool," she said. "[This to be able to express what said the contest is one way to they're wasting. ... I wanted ative artists, it seems, everyaddition, Alisha Junaid,year] I had fallen on mybackthey can do to be basically introduce young kids to en-to make them aware of how single year, so they come up Mimi Kakares and Danielat school two days before,better stewards and im-vironmental problems,they can help the environ- with some really creative Okafo received Special Rec-and I wasn't going to go, but prove our environment," she which she said will be theirment. So I really wanted to ways to show the fight for aognition, while Nicole Sobs-I thought, 'How could I not?' said. problems one day to solve.make them cognizant of it." cleaner environment," said Id and Daniela Vertucio both Because I just so much enjoy Martin discovered theThe sooner they are aware teacher Debra Martin, who earned Honorable Mention. it - the feeling of pridecontesteightyearsago, of their own carbon foot-Dayna Fields is a freelance coordinated the entries with As their prize, the Top 12 inside you as a teacher kind when she read some in- print, she said, the better it is reporterfor Pioneer Press. EDUCATION

Tech-savvy teens teamupfor Skokie 'App-a-thon' B NATALIE HAYES Skokie resident who"Hackathons are up to 36 hours long, anding, programming and de- The App-a-thonis Pioneer Press helped come up with idea sign, Moldofsky said. geared toward students for the event. I thought it would be nice to see more The teens will be askedfrom Niles Township High Tech-loving teens from Moldofsky's son, Isaac to create an app that could School District 219, which all over the Niles Town- Moldofsky,a junioratevents for teens like him who love to pro- actually help solve a real-is served by the Nues and ship area will congregateNiles West High School, life problem. For example, Skokie libraries. at the Skokie Public Li-went to a recent hack-gram. Ultimately it's a program at the Moldofsky said, students "One of our goals has brary later this month for aathon in Chicago, she said,public library so it's open to everyone - could design an app with a been to offer an inclusive one-day "App-a-thon." but Moldofsky said she GPS feature that couldspace for youth of differ- For nine hours on Sat-thought the three-dayevenifyou've never done programming, show students who missedent skill levels and back- urday, May 30, the groupevent, which she said in- the bus where the nearestgrounds to work together of teens - all bound to- cluded overnights, wasthere's a place for those folks too," bus stop is located. to solve community prob- gether by an interest in allmore geared toward By the end of the day,lems with apps," Austin things technology - willadults. - Kim Moldofsky, Skokie resident Moldofsky said, most said. "You don't have to be work in teams to build an "Hackathons are up to groups would hopefullya hardcore coder to partic- app designed to help solve36 hours long, andI have developed a proto-ipate - understanding a local problem. thought it would be nice to event according to Brodiewith the Old Orchard Ap- type for an app. Buildingpeople and being a good The event, thought upsee more events for teensAustin, an employee at theple store to bring in localan entire app takes muchcommunicator are just as by a group of library em- like him who love to pro-Skokie Public Library whoiOS developers to speak atlonger than a day fromimportant to designing an ployees and parents,is gram," Moldofsky said. is co-organizing the event.the event, but nothing is start to finish, she added. app." designed to be a version of"Ultimately, it's a program The event will be led byconfirmed yet," Austin "I've heard people say Registrationfor the what's known as a "hack- at the public library, so it'sstaff from the Niles andsaid. that technology solves allapp-a-thonisopenat athon," in which computeropen to everyone - even ifSkokielibraries,Austin The teams will start theof our problems, butIhttp://skokielibrary programmers get togetheryou've never done pro-said, and Moldofsky willday by breaking intoargue thatit'speople," .info/events/2079/ for daysata time togramming, there's a placelead sessions on team-groups that will each en-Moldofsky said. "Whencommunity-apathon. collaborate intensively on for those folks too." building, user-testing andcompass all the differentyou combine people and software projects, accord- So far about 10 teens design principles. jobs of developing an actu- technology you can solveNatalieHayes is afreelance ing to Kim Moldofsky, ahave signed up for the "We'realso workingal app, including market-anything." reporterfor Pioneer Press.

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BY IGOR STUDEN1WV cemetery took it over. Pioneer Press Warner explained that he would maintain equipment at four The Golf Mill Shopping Centersites - the Niles site, as well as hosted an armed services recruit- sites in Skokie, Schiller Park and at ing drive last weekend to markChicago's Montrose Beach. Armed Forces Day. For the Armed Forces Expo, he On May 16, the mall hosted an brought photographs, military Anned Forces Recruiting Expo passes and some ofhis old military with recruitingstations for various equipment, such as an Army- military branches. The event was issued whistle, helmets and a also used as an occasion to honorshovel for diing foxholes. veterans. Honor Flight Chicago Honor Flight Chicago is the representatives were in attend-local branch of a national organi- ance and Maine Township Clerkzation that works to flyWorid War Gary Warner presented his collec-II veterans to visit military memo- tion of items from his serviceriais in Washington D.C. Accord- during the 1950s. U.S. Rep. Robertingto Ron Wolilick, a volunteer for Dold presented Niles resident andthe organization, the trip is com- World War II veteran Richardpletely free to veterans. Vana with a copy of a congres- There are 140 Honor Flight sional resolution honoring him fororganization hubs ¡n the country his service. and Chicago is the biest, Wolf- IGOP STUDENKOV/PIONEER PRESS PHOTOS According to a statement fromlick explained. Veterans are flown Maine Township Clerk Gary Warner shows off his collection of military items from his time serving in the U.S. Golf Mill, the event was designedto Washington. D.C., every month,Army during the 1950s. to coincide with Armed ForcesApril through October. Day. The holiday was created in The Honor Flight representa- until help arrived. 1949 by then Secretary of Defensetives attended the expo in an effort Vana said he was grateful that Louis Johnson. This was done to to raise money and potentiallyhe made it through the war. consolidate what were previously reach out to area veterans. "I never stopped being thank- three separate holidays honoring Wolflick said he was especially ful, humbly grateful for being the Army, Navy and Marines,hoping to sign up Richard Vana,brought back," he said. 'Without according to the U.S. Departmentwho served with the Marines in any kidding, I should've been dead of Defense website. the Pacific theater. In 1945, Vana at least io times?' GirlScouts Brownie Troopwas among the Marines who On April 14, 2015, Dold intro- 40430, a Niles troop affiliated with fought the Battle of Okinawa asduced a resolution that recognized St. Joim Brebeuf Catholic School, part ofthe 4th Regiment ofthe 6thVana's heroism. The resolution setup a station where letters could Division. The battle was one of therecounted the incident and touted be written to members of thebloodiest in the Pacific theater. itas a proud example of the military serving overseas. Accord- Vana said he has especially vivid Marines Corps' ideals. ing to Kirn Quintero, the troopmemories of the fight to capture "Without the heroic actions of organizer, all the letters would be Sugar Loaf Hill, a small moundCpI. Vana and PFC Upchurch the sent out through the United Serv- that American and Japanesewounded Marine surely would ice Organization. Throughout theforces fought over for 12 days.have died from his wounds," the U.S. Rep. Robert Dold, left, presents World WarIlveteran Richard Vana event, the troop encouraged pass- While American forces ultimatelyresolution stated. "Their life-say- with a copy of the resolution honoring Vanas heroism during the Battle ing kids to write letters. won, the clash came at a steeping action upheld the motto of the of Okinawa. The Armed Forces Recruitingprice. Marine Corps. The unwavering Expo also had some tables related "There were lots of dead bodiescourage and gallantry Cpl. Vanathat Vana was recognized on the "Heroism is really just what we do to veterans. Warner told the Pio- lying atop of thathill," Vanadeserves the utmost respect and congressional record. He also em-because ofour training a response neer Press, between 1952-1954, herecalled. "You couldn't walkgratitude. These actions reflectphasized that veterans of past and to a Situation?' served in the U.S. Army as part ofaround without stepping on bod-great credit upon Cpi. Vana, hiscurrent wars all deserve respect. It was somethingthatVana later the 49th AAA Gun Battalion. ies." unit; the U.S Marine Corps, the "There is isn't a day that goes byreiterated to the Nues Herald- The Army had several anti-aircraft Later, on June1, hisunitU.S. Navy and the United States ofthat we shouldn't thank the men inSpectator. gun sites throughout the Chicagocame under fire, and one of the America." uniform," Dold said. "I'm very humbled," he said. area. including Niles. The NUesfoxholes was directly hit. Vana Dold used the Armed Forces Upon receiving the resolution,"There are so many great people, battery was located in what is now and fellow Marine Stuart Up- Expo to officiallypresentVana andVana said, while he was grateful,so many stories that didn't get a portion of Maryhill Cemetery church risked their own lives tohis family with a copy of thehe thinks he didn't do anything told?' Before soldiers arrived, it wasrescue the Marine wounded byresolution.Before reading theparticularly extraordinary. the Dempster Golf Course, Warn- the mortar taking him to a saferresolution aloud, he said that he "I accept this award for all theIgor Studenkov is a freelance re- er said. And when they left, theposition and keeping him alive was honored to be able to ensure members of our unit," he said.porterfor Pioneer Press. NEWS 13 Lincoinwoodpreparesfor t its Memorial Day parade

BY NATALIE HAYES Each year parade participantsbased groups including members Pioneer Press meet at the Kow Kow restaurantofAmerican Legion Post 1226, the at Pratt and Cicero avenues andYoung Marines, localScout Lincolnwood will mark Memo- march down the street to Keelertroops, the Lincolnwood Human rial Day with the village's annualAvenue, ending at Madeleine'sRelations Commission, local parade followed by a ceremony in Garden in Proesel Park, where ayouth sports organizations, and Proesel Park. ceremony to honor the country'sseveral classic cars, according to Each year, hundreds of resi- fallen veterans is held. Vering. dents mark Memorial Day by "The Memorial Day parade "The Memorial Day parade and lining the streets of Pratt and [this year] will be very similar to ceremony is a wonderful opportu- Keeler avenues to watch a patri- previous years," Vering said. "New nity fortheVillage and the otic lineup of veterans and service to the overall event this year, acommunity to honor all those members, local bands, village offi- vocal group from Lincoln Hallwho served our country" Vering cials, and members of the business Middle School will he singing Thesaid. community who march in the Beatles song 'Freedom' during the The parade will step-off from parade. Memorial Day Ceremony in Mad- the Kow Kow restaurant at 10:20 LINCOLNWOOD PARKS AND RECREATION PHOTO Lincolnwood's American Le-eleine's Garden after the parade." a.m. and head east along Pratt Lincolnwood will mark Memorial Day this weekend with the village's gion Post 1226 started hosting the The marching band from NilesAvenue and north on Keelerannual parade followed by a ceremony in Proesel Park. This provided annual Memorial Day paradeWest High School will mark itsAvenue. photo shows the village's 2014 Memorial Day parade. back in the mid-1950's, according 33rd year leading the parade this Special prayers honoring fallen to Linda Vering, marketing coor-year, according to informationservice members will be heldand the placing of a memorial at 847-677-9740. dinator for the village of Lincoln- provided by the high school. during the ceremony. wreath. wood Parks and Recreation De- The band will be joined by a Other highlights of the ceremo- To sign up to walk or ride in theNatalieHayes is afreelance report- partment long list of other community-ny will include a rifle volley salute parade, contact Melissa Rimdzius er for Pioneer Press.

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Nues West teams up with libraries to give students access to library cards BY IGOR STUDENKOV libraries to pull it off. registration process. If the Pioneer Press "The high school is more students don't want to gt complex because studentsthe library cards, they'll be Starting this fall, all Niles come from four different able to opt out. West High School studentslibraries, which is why Sko- Once the registration is will get library cards fromIde brought the other librar-complete and the districts their local libraries. les in," Lempke said. verify the students'ad- The initiative is a collabo- The Niles West Highdresses, the cards will be ration between the Skokie School service area includesmailed to them. Public Library, Nues Public all of Skokie and Lincoln- "Their address deter- LibraiMorton Grove Pub- wood, a large section ofmines which library card licLibrary and Lincoln-Morton Grove and most ofthey get, because that is the wood Public Library. Each the portion of Niles that liesone that their parents' tax student will gt a card atwithin Niles Township, ac-dollars go to," Lempke said. whichever libraiy serves the cording to the District 219 She said the cards would village he or she lives in. website. be no different from any Once Niles West verifies District 219 Director ofother library cards, so the their addresses, the cardsCommunicationsJimstudents will have access to Für triore d&s, will be sent to the studentsSzczepaniak said Niles Westall of the library services. in the mail. officials welcomed the pro- The students would also be II 32222-5995 and montion According to Niles Public posai. able to register their cards at New Customer Spe Library interim Director Su- "In the past, if the sta-most libraries throughout r yt san Lempke, the initiative is dents wanted to get the the Chicagn area, including cr tribunemediagror n/newcustor an outgrowth ofthe existinglibrary cards, they had to go other libraries taking part in partnership between Skokieup to the (library) service the initiative. Library and the elementarydesk and ask for forms," he Lempke said that, once schools that serve Skolde.said. "This makes the proc- the cards expire, the sto- The library has considered ess easier." dents would be able to extending the program to Szczepaniak explainedrenew them. Niles West High School, butthat the students will sign reali7ed that it needed toup for the library cards asIgor Studenkov is a freelance work with other regionalpart of the regular school reporterfor Pioneer Press. NEWS Maurie Berman, founder of iconic Superdawg, diesat 89 8v MEREDITH hot dogs designed in 1948catures - a leopard print-a teaching degree, and he RODIUGUEZ that stand on its roof. wearing strongman and hiswas studying accounting at Chicago Tribune Mr. Berman died Sunday,tutu-clad mate, modeled af-Northwestern at the time. May 17, of heart problems atter Mr. Berman and hisThey opened the drive-in Several veterans opened 89, his son said. surviving wife, Flaurie. Thetwo summers before they food stands to supplement Aside from his son, helocation is managed by arealized that running the their student incomes on also leaves behind a wife ofgranddaughter, Laurastore was more fun than the GI Bill after World War 68 years, two other chil- Ustick being a teacher or an ac- II,but Maurie Bermandren,fivegrandchildren The business now sup- countant and focused on it wanted something differ-and a6-year-old great-ports about 50 employees, full time, his son and daugh- ent. grandchild, who had herbut Flaurie Berman worked ter said. "He wanted to openfirst shift at the restaurantas the store's first carhop. Mr. Berman designed the something more note- last week. The couple graduated to- store's logo and slogans, worthy," said his son, Scott Scott Berman and Mr.gether from Von Steubenincluding a human-looking Berman, 64. 'A building, aBerman's daughter, LisaHigh School in the NorthSuperdawg that lounges in tower, something withDrucker, and their spousesPark neighborhood and"super fries" and a promise some identity" and children have helpedmarried in August 1947,that,"We're doing our BRIAN CASSELLA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE So was born the friendly, run the business, they said shortly after Mr. Bermandarndest to serve every cus-Owners Maurie and Flaurie Berman at Superdawg in 2011. family-run Northwest SideSunday afternoon while atreturned from serving intomer every time in the vintagedrive-in Super- the store's original location,the Army in World War Hmanner that will make youin the 1940s remain the to the bookkeeping and the dawg, with its order booth 6363 N. Milwaukee Ave. and a year before theywant to return and bringsame today - from thefood production line. that looks like an airport A secondlocation,in opened Superdawg. your friends with you." original hot dog recipe and control tower and its twoWheeling, features the Flaurie Berman graduat- Most of the store's detailsthe french fry-cutting ma- [email protected] 12-foot-tailpapier-machesame rooftop hot dog cari-ed from Northwestern withthat Mr. Berman specifiedchine he designed himself Twitter @meriouni

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That's granite wall etched with the names ofall the sword, as was said 3,000 years ago, so still it RANDY BLASER how traumatic and moving the war was war dead is an awesome site. There are must be said 'thejudgments ofthe Lord are back then. Everyone was moved to the same 58,286 names on that wall. true and righteous altogether." This year marks the 150th anniversaiy of annual ritual ofrememberingthe dead. At the three-day battle of Gettysburg, How does it end? I the end of the Civil War. So it is appropriate This Memorial Day, it is well to remem- there were 51,000 casualties. Surely you remember "with malice to mark this historic anniversary with the ber the cause and the veterans who served The cost of that war was summed up toward none" and "charity for all?" Lincoln national holiday that sprung from that in thatwar, those who died in battle and perfectly by President Lincoln in his second urged the country to finish the work before horrible war - Memorial Day. .those who became old men before suc- inaugural. Ifyou haven't read it, you really us, to live in peace "among ourselves and There are many origins to the practice of cumbing to their old war wounds. should. with all nations." decorating the graves of the Union and The South fought to extend their peculiar Lincoln first states that slavery was the Today, as relations among our citizens Confederate dead, hence its original name institution, the shameful stain of slavery cause ofthe war. Then he adds that war was break down over Ferguson, Baltimore and of Decoration Day. Some say the practice The North fought for the Union at first, and God'sjudgment for the offense of slavery. other places, we need to remember those started in the South when the widows of since the Union could only be preserved by Can you imagine an American politician who died to make all men free. In their Confederate soldiers decorated the graves. freeing the slaves, the war was about slavery today stating that 600,000 dead, fortunes honor, it is our duty to finish the work be- Some say a group of freedmen started the In the end, about 620,000 Americans destroyed and lives ruined is the judgment fore us - to make all ofour people free and practice with a parade and in Charleston, died in the Civil War, that's nearly more ofa righteous God? to live in peace with each other. Membership medicine SCOTT STANTIS rubsme wrong Are you tired of Patients pay a yearly fee, Yes! which can run anywhere Wait, wait. I haven't from $200 to $5.000. asked the question, yet. That's to become a mem- Are you tired of spending ber, not everything all more time in your doc- patients will pay for medi- tor's waiting room than cal care that year. with your doctor? PAul. SASSONE In return, patients see That question is pretty doctors who have a lighter much the first sentence of a letter I re- patient load and thus, the theory goes, ceived the other day. provide better medical care. Well. who hasn't had to wait longer Concierge doctors see between 50 and than they'd like to see a doctor? So, go on. 1,000 patients a year, as compared to The letter continued,'Asmore doctors non-concierge doctorswhosee between face mounting pressures to pack more 3,000 to 4,000 patients a year. The conci- patients into their daily schedules, it's erge corporation that wrote to me said only getting harder for many primary their care doctors to provide the kind of care doctors' patient load was 85 percent they know you deserve." less than non concierge doctors. Now, for me, waiting is less of a prob- I really can't afford to become a conci- 1cm with my primary care doctor than erge customer, even with the 25 percent with specialists to which I am referred. off the first year membership offer. Be- But, go on. sides, I like my doctor. And, I don't know, At this medical corporation things are something rubs me wrong about the SCOTT STANTIS/CHICAGO TRIBUNE different. Patients don't spend "more concept ofbetter care for richer people, than a few minutes" in the waiting room, Maybe this will help the doctor doesn't rush the patient I was watching the Cubs-Brewers through an appointment game the other day. Both teams wore LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Sounds good. Why doesn't everyone pink to promote a charity that raises sign up for such care? Money. funds for women who cannot afford the We want to hear from you! Send your letters to the editor to This is what is known as a concierge cost oftheir cancer treatment or who [email protected]. Letters should not exceed 250 words and should practice, also sometimes called member- have no insurance. include your name, phone number and address (only your naine and town will be ship medicine, retainer medicine, direct See what I'm driving at? Something published). care medicine or cash-only medicine. isn't right. LOVE WHERE YOU LIVE 17 April showers bring May flowers It sure would be nice to late Mayor Schmidt's i be able to escape a rainy Advisory Task Force of season without the threat 2010 proposed when the of flood damage to our intense rains started be- homes and properties. coming more prevalent. Wouldn't it? With climate Our town needs to recon- change being partly to sider enforcing this. blame for the increase in AMY BiuuccI heavy rainfall events, it's no Love Where You Live Keep storm drains clear: secret that now is as good a Ifwe all keep an eye out time as any for all of us to accept the fact for leaves that clog the storm drains, the that warmer air holds moisture and our infrastructure can perhaps handle the planet is expected to experience more and rains better. As leaves get into the drains, heavier precipitation in the years to come. they are washed into our lakes, rivers, and We can all do our part and lead by exam- streams causing them to breakdown in the ple by incorporating stormwater manage- water we eventually drink! As these leaves ment practices on our properties in order break down, they release high levels of to protect our people, plants and animals, phosphorus that cause algae to grow. Do businesses, facilities, and parks. we all remember the algae bloom water There's been a lot of conversation about pollution in Toledo from Lake Erie that flood mitigation in the local news these caused a three day ban on water usage for days. Perhaps some of us are still unsure a half million residents last year? Let's all about what it is that we can each do to try to keep the storm drains clear of leaves help our town be better prepared for the as much as possible. future as a whole. There are plenty of ways we can pitch in to alleviate some, if Reduce use ofcertain appliances and not all, of our town's issues. Here are somewater during Intense storms:Running ideas - make a difference! Love where the dishwasher, doing loads of laundry, you live! and running outdoor irrigation systems add water to our sewer systems. Plan on Mitigìting flooding on your holding offdoing these chores during long, heavy rains and reset your irrigation property timer so that these tasks do not exacerbate a well-known flooding problem in our Add native plants:Old habits die hard, town. Even waiting to take a shower can AMY BARTUCCl/PIONEEP PRESS but planting perennial native plants in- help alleviate the amount of water that is AmyBartuccis rain barrel.GoGreen Park Ridge is promoting the installationofrain barrels stead of flat after flat of annuals in pots entering our infrastructure during intense on Park Ridge properties and in your landscaping is the key to ab- storms. Every drop counts! Let's all get on sorbing rain! The deep roots of native the same page and make decent decisions car? At the very least, emptying your rain centives. Green roofs can also help reduce plants reach far down into the ground, about using water during a flood in the barrel after a storm reduces the rate and your heating and air conditioning bills. firmly rooting the soil and reducing ero- days and months to come. volume ofstormwater that the sewer Make sure you get an expert's advice sion. Native plants also filter water as it system has to manage at a peak time. before getting your heart set on either of goes back to our ground water supply, and Keep water on your these implementations. The design and we all know how important filters are, Plant vegetation that can tolerate installation needs to he taken seriously - right? property without rain:Get some tips on whether or not especially ifthis stormwater management your property has an area which is ideal technique is attempting to improve a Disconnect downspouts hooked up to promoting water issues for capturing rainwater before it becomes serious flooding situation on your dime. sewers:Gutter downspouts that are di- a nuisance. Rain gardens and green roofs rectly connected to the storm sewer sys- Rain barrels:Go Green Park Ridge is are great options for installing in certain install permeable payers: Stormwater tem increase the volume and rate of storm currently promoting the installation of areas. Rain Gardens can be beneficial in can drain through porous payers on prop- water runoff entering the storm sewer rain barrels on Park Ridge properties. low lying areas to collect water, but they erties into a reservoir where water can be system. Is your property aggravating our Check out the website at www.gogreen- are also very useful uphill from a depres- held until it enters the subsoil. Next time town's flooding conditions? It is our im- parkridge.org and see ifyou can get in on sion in a yard, because the rain garden can you're planning for the installation of a portant task to not tax our sewer systems! the 100 Barrel Challenge! The first 100 intercept and filter water before heading driveway, patio or walkway, take a look at But, it is also our challenge to be able to barrels installed and accounted for in Park any further. Green roofs are becoming what experts are saying about permeable responsibly carry water away from our Ridge are receiving a generous $25 rebate more and more popular in both commer- pavement. The features are pleasing and houses and foundations. Believe it or not, from Bernie Bono, Inc. Rain barrels are cial and residential applications. They the outcomes are plentiful for you and the disconnecting gutters can reduce chances easy, simple, and help conserve water in increase the aesthetic appeal and property planet. of basement flooding. A Downspout Dis- the end. Conserving means SAVING and values, have minimal maintenance costs, connection Day was one of the several why not try to reduce your water bills nextrequire less replacement than conven- Amy Bartucci is a columnistfor Pioneer very worthy recommendations that the time you water your plants, windows, or tional roofs, and offer potential tax in- Press. r -- 1 Pioneer Press readers, telluswhatyouthink

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2 isn't always smoothsailing n. gotten." another, in order to turn - Recently, a subgroup of or tack - your vessel. Swing our team attempted to bringthrough that head-on a carnival to the intersec- breeze, toward a point of tiori. Meetings, phone calls, sail that allows your sail to proposals and presentations draw the wind, and you'll led to moments of elation, start moving again toward CHRISTINE WOLF but a final decision from the your next destination. I've had too much coffee city came not to grant per- It's your wheel, or tiller - and only 26 minutes to mission there. Something both otherwise known as write and submit a column about rerouting traffic for your helm - that steers that just occurred to me, so too many days. your vessel. And when please go easy ifit reads a Faced with changing steering and wind are man- little shaky. Another column direction, it's my basic aged correctly, your heading ready to spell check and understanding of sailing (or point ofsail) feels effort- submit - didn't feel right, that keeps me moving less. Sailing, like community but then life's unpredictable ahead, roadblock after building is a beautiful, and choppy roadblock. complicated act of balance, Ifanyone tells you other- As a sailor-by-marriage, but it, like sailing, requires wise, remind them we can't I'm far from an expert, but practice. control the shimmering, you need only remember Our rejected carnival messy unforeseen aspects three things to begim proposal was disappointing of an authentic existence. L Wear a life jacket. until we saw that we'd al- And as quickly as I write Identify your no-go- ready navigated the rough- this column, I know the zone. est waters. Why not slightly time is now to share it. Don't be afraid to steer. change course to reach our For nearly three years, The no-go-zone is a still destination? We're planning I've been part of a grass- and static place, aimed to bring the community roots effort to erase labels directly into the wind - together in June to cele- thrust upon an intersection where fbrward movement brate our city's incredible in my community. It hasn't is impossible. Mthout an intersection, able to act been an easy process, par- understanding from where swiftly thanks to our past ticularly when the work is the wind is coming, you'll experience. heavy and time is hard to spin endlessly, trying to Practice brings confi- come by. Still, we've built a harness the breeze. dence breaking through genuine family of local An experienced sailor inertia, not to mention the business owners, municipal understands that action is wisdom to anticipate its representatives, concerned required to get out of the approach. Without practice, citizens, university students no-go-zone. Obvious, right? we hesitate ... we wonder. and education professionals. You're almost a sailor, now. Are we there? Did we make Noone's an expert at any But it's paralyzing when it? one thing' we each bring you can't see what's coming Just remember: When perspective to this shared at you, those invisible forces our sole focus is reaching table. We offer dedication standing in the way of prog- the original destination, and passion to community ress. Many of us, facing the we're certain to miss the entrepreneurship and men- wind, feel slowed by feel- shimmering moments along toring trying to steer them ings of insecurity, often- the way. toward a singular mission - times leading to helpless- to change the narrative ness and desperation. Christine Wolf is a freelance about an intersection called, Avoiding the no-go-zone columnist for Pioneer Press. by some, "dangerous," is never an option for it "stuck," "violent" and "for- must be crossed, one way or

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114 Elm St, Glenview George Lagone & Mari Lagone Pamela M Koenig 1511 W Partridge Ln, #1, luana Anthimiades Marzena Enger Mikulski 04-16-15 $169,000 04-16-15 5350,000 Arlington teights 1712 Wildberry Dr, 8 E, Glenview Helen Wood Osgood Trust 94l5l5 $371,000 701 W Rand Rd. # 138, ArlIngton Harold C Scanlon & Mary Ann j Kimball J Christenson 04-15-15 5245.000 2442 Robincrest Ln. Glenview Scott Macke & Dana Spencer T&b 2442 LIc 04-15-15 $465,000 Heights Scanlon 2632 Violet St. Glenview Eric J Yoo A Jing Jing Zi Yoo Nam Yoo 541515 $500,000 606 W Braeside Dr, Arlington John Wojciechowski & Marta Richard G Marsalek 04-16-15 $290,000 Heights Wojciechowski 1 768 Camden Dr, Glenview Sewook Oh & Hee Jeong Yang Nancy M Benedict 04-15-15 $580,000

651 E Clarendon Ave, Arlington Nancy S White James R Lima lii 04-16-15 $305.000 1840 Admiral Ct, Glenview Thomas M Riddle & Debra Riddle Michael John Watson 04-15-15 $750.000 Heights 1 Deerfield Dr, Hawthorn Woods Ramya H Prathap Theresa M Baker 03-30-15 $504,000 916 E Wing St. Arlington Heights Ana D Petrovic Jonathan C Quinn 04-15-15 5320,000 130 Warkworth Ln, Inverness David Shober & Elizabeth ShoberBank Of America Na 04-15-15 $305.000 933 N Ridge Ave. Arlington Patrick Hatfield & Brook Hatfield Salm Trust 04-17-15 5325.000 1898 Prestwick Dr, Inverness Robert DouglassJr& Kelly Heights West Suburban Bank Trustee 04-15-15 $565,000 Douglass 906 N Pine Ave. Arlington James Dunkel A Holly Dunkel Leslie A Pinney 0415-15 $350,000 359 Haman Rd. Inverness John J Kelly & Jacqueline A Kelly Michael Rhodes 04-15-15 Heights $573,000 21922 N Barkley Ct, Kildeer Andrew J Mendygral & Tracy E Kathy Sawyer Randolph 03-30-lS $490,000 1523 E Crabtree Dr. Arlington William W Burns & Courtney Robert Babiak 04-15-15 $359.000 Mendygral Heights Burns 23472 N Sanctuary Club Dr, Charles H Yoo & Sandra T Vor 2310 N Brighton Pl, Arlington Orleans Rhil Lp 03-30-15 5702,000 Mario F Bolanos & Kimberly A Pci-vez Hai 04-16-15 $385.000 Kildeer i Heights Bolanos 718 Foster Ave, Lake Bluff Ryan Carney & Megan Carney Srmof Reo 2011 1 Trust 03-30-15 $340,000 416 N Pine Ave, Arlington Joseph P Reynolds & Stacy N Matthew T Robertson 04-17-15 $395,500 Heights Reynolds 303 E Woodland Rd. Lake Bluff Thomas R Disch & Kim M Kohon Ackerson Smith Group Lic 03-30-05 51.175.000 1938 N Stanton Ct, Arlington Marc Scheinbaum A Sunnie Mcenroe Trust 04-56-15 $415,000 90 Franklin PI E. 8 205, Lake Elaine M Benedict Klemt Trust B3-31-15 $296.000 Heights Gilbert Forest

2103 E Fremont Ct, Arlington Sara I Jonrs Thomas J Thomas 04-15-15 $460,000 21 North Ave, Lake Forest Robert J Mills Iv A Catherine H Fe Development LIc 03-30-15 $612,000 Heights Mills

208 S Rammer Ave, Arlington Joseph Johnson & Joanne John W Checuga 04-15-15 $470,000 366 Bluffs Edge Dr. Lake Forest Dan Loeger & Julie Loeger Karin M Jones 03-30-15 $1,225,000 Heights Johnson 1 161 Sycamore Dr, Lake Zurich Jeffrey M Buzzelli 8, Cythia A J M L J Construction Co Inc 03-30- 15 $730,000 431 S Windsor Dr. Arlington Walter Martschenko & Hataitip Michael J Gillespie 04-14-15 $650,000 Buzzelli Heights Martschenko 534 Dawes St, Libertyville Jeff Grillo & Melissa Grillo Dorothy K Branding 03-30-15 5254,000 6 Villa Verde Dr, # 307, Buffalo Semion Krishtal & rina Krishtal Goldberg Trust 04-1515 $67,500 Grove 408 Hampton Ter, Libertyville Michael Eric Prusila A Barbara Stephanie H Greene Estate 03-30-15 5344,000 Cates Prusila 655 Grove Dr, # 206. Buffalo Joseline Calderon & Alfredo Ivana Malinakova 04-16-15 $75,000 67 Hickory Lii. Lincolnshire Alexander Shvartsman Joyce T Coughenour 03-30-lS Grove Guerrero $300,000 2531 Shenandoah Ln, Long GroveMichael A Zuccaro & Lauren Wu Y Chua 250 Lake Blvd. # 262. Buffalo Dmitry Polyakov & Inna Polyakov 03-3115 $510,000 Schwartz Trust 04-16-15 $124,000 Zuccaro Grove 1734 Country Club Dr. Long Susan Stagg XiaoshaZhang 03-30-15 800 Weidner Rd. N 201, Buffalo Robert Bressler & Sandra ChulSoo Kim 04-1415 $965.000 $260.000 Grove Grove Bressler 8600 Waukegan Rd. 8 605, Rebecca Retondo Ronald M Hal ick 04-16-15 560 Weidner Rd. Buffalo Grove Brian W Dahl & Cordana DahI Grigory Dvorkin $144,000 04-15-15 $295,000 Morton Grove 1814 Pine Ct. Des Plaines Jayesh Patel & Dipika J Patel Mustafa Muhmmad 04-1515 $115,000 8912 Ozark Ave, Morton Grove Mithun M George Shans Mathew 54l615 $210.000 411 Oak St, Oes Plaines Rachal L Warship Bert H Sippy 04-14-15 $119.000 7449 Wilson Ter, Morton Grove David Dobrin Federal Home Loan Mtg Corp 0414-15 $220,000 9402 Bay Colony Dr, # 2E, Des Andrzej Wrobel & Grazyna Marin Sarna 04-16-15 $123.000 PlaInes Wirbel 7217 Emerson St, Morton Grove Romeo Alano Sheila Ali 04l6-15 $240.000 9409 Washington Rd. Morton Nahrin David & Lazar David Margot Lublin 04.15-15 5260,000 335 Graceland Ave, Des Plaines Anna Chimanski & llana Chiman-Federal Home Loan Mtg Corp 04-14-15 $126.000 Grove ski 304 Concord Ct, Morton Grove Lily M Tamo Lexington Station LIc 04-15-15 5345,500 2275 Webster Ln, Des Plaines Zenon Heldak & Irene Heldak Manuel Rangel Jr 04-15-15 $145,000 8344 Concord Dr, Morton Grove Atika Tamkanat Khan Lexington Station LIc 04-14-lS $354,000 1436 E ThackerSt.# SOR, Des Pavel Radec Tomasz Lyczko 0415-15 $154,000 Plaines 103 Concord Ct, Morton Grove Conor B Ward & Kristina M Ward Lexington Station Lic 04-14-15 $365,000 1755 Rand Rd. # IO, Des Plaines Hina Patel Carole M Murphy 04-14-15 $155.000 908 S Elmhurst Rd. Mount Miroslav Lecic Lorraine Pokuta Estate 941545 $161,000 Prospect 9429 Meadow Ln, Des Plaines Robert Zentak A Agnieszka Fannie Mae 04-15-15 $160,500 Zentak 1901 E Wood Ln, Mount Prospect Santi Hompuangphoo & Tina Raul Sous 04-15-15 $284,000 Hompuanghoo 367 N 4th Ave, # B, Des Plaines Jorge M Estrada & Irma Estrada Karin Bartz 04-15-15 $177,000 8058 W Lyons St, A B, Nibs Tony Guiana A Lillian Masha Fannie Mae 04-16-lS $152,000 641 MetropolItan Way. # 1304, Matthew Vorderer & Mary Kathleen Kenney 04-16-15 $212.000 Des Plaines Kusper 7091 W Touhy Ave, 8 205, Niles Ambrose J Corbeft Jr Danuta Domian 04-15-15 $160,000 9405 Harrison St. # i 714. Des Weon H Yoo Fahad Ahmed 04-16-15 $228.000 6528 W Ebinger Dr, Nues Mark Gaupa & Farida Korobova Eugene W King 04-16-15 $268,000 Plaines 8758 N Merrill St, Nues Toma Toma & Gfeorge Toma Atner LIc Series 8758 North Me 04-17-15 $295,000 307 Dulles Rd. Des Plaines Carla A Mazighi & Abdel Kader Herbert C Quade I341715 $250,000 Mazighi 8235 N New England Ave, Nues Kevin Joyce Fannie Mae ß4l715 $303.000 7125 W Breen St, Nues Anne V Harris & Allen J Harris Jr 1935 Brown Ave, Evanston Juan Rueda & Luis Daniel Rueda Hsbc Bank Usa Trustee 04-15-15 $120,000 Jawad O Rabi 04-15-15 5335.000 1280 Rudolph Rd. 8 3 0, North-Blanche Siegeu & Ted Suegel 2535 PraIrie Ave, # 3, Evanston Adelle M Calahan & Marie ChangDawn A Haglund 04-14-15 $173,000 Robert E Leavitt 04-15-15 $220.000 Pisano brook 1948 Butternut Ln, Northbrook Seems Arora & Jitendra Arora Roman B Ladyzhensky 322 Main St. e 2, Evanston Eric D Jungst & Danielle R Jungst Luca L Fagundes 04-14-15 5195.500 04-li-15 $405,000 2828 Woodmere Ct, Northbrook Giorgio Grimaldi & Francesca Keith A Hebeusen 04-15-iS l,1O3,000 2125 Darrow Ave, Evanston Antonia Lawrenson & Pamela A Maribel Gonzalez Sanchez 04-15-15 $196,000 Lawrenson Patruno 1707 Northfleld Sq. # B, North-William C Smahan Keith Mcdonough 54-16-ss $187,000 1830 Ridge Ave. # G002. Evans Salima Ali & Farhan Ali RossC Mika 04-16-15 $222,000 ton field 228 W Frontage Rd. Northfield Eleni Papakostas Cintron William C Smah 04-15-15 3300 Manor Ct. Evanston Ross Mika & Carolyn Mika Jeff Aaronson 04-17-15 $310.000 $297,000 2140 New Willow Rd. Northfield Matthew Garrison Us Bank Trust Na Trustee 04-14-15 814 Hlnman Ave. # S. Evanston Daeon S Richardson Hinnian Holdings LIc 04-14-15 $385.000 5490,000 300 Meadowbrook Dr, NorthfleldMatt Cockrell A Barbara E Drake Avenue Ventures LIc Seri 2715 Princeton Ave. Evanston Gena M Johnson & Russell E Carol A Francis 04-14-15 $395.000 04-15-15 $907,000 Johnson Cockrell 2000 Parkside Dr, 8 El, Park lana Ann Branson Wayne E Bork 0417-15 $109,500 315 Darrow Ave. Evanston Jerald J Stiedaman & Sara K Celina Lancu 04-1715 $418,000 Lafler Ridge 921 N Lincoln Ave, Park Ridge Teresa Velasquez Urszjia Orzel 9007 Ewing Ave, Evanston Kris P Vezner A Heather W Timothy E King 04-14-15 $452,500 04-16-15 5195,000 Vezner 461 N Northwest Hwy. Park CoIm bland & Tara Buckman Charles P Kroll 04-l5l5 5269.000 Ridge Toland IO2RAsbury Ave. Evanston Olivia St Clair PeiNongChen 04-15-15 $504,000 232 N Lincoln Ave, Park Rudge Liza Meiksins & Nicolas Galle- Anthony D Danhelka 1228 Emerson St, B 603, Evans- Tina M Kayne Grandbend Lic 04-16-15 $547,000 04.16.15 $357,500 ton guullos Riffo 607 S Delphia Ave, Park Ridge Duane L Torquist & Brbra A True Dimensions Inc 04-17-15 2806 Lincoln St. Evanston William W Lee & Kathy S Lee J Keith Murnighan 04-14-15 $1,350,000 5585,000 Tornquist 2835 Sheridan Pl, Evanston hang Ruey Tu & Amy M Marta Russman Trust 04-15-15 $2.102.000 10006 Rosemont St, Rosemont Danuel J Gabb Anthony J Bergeron 04-1715 $370,000 1461 Plymouth PI. Glenview Constantln Ungureanu Arns Inc 04-16-15 $95,550 3700 Capri Ct. # 608. Glenview Gennadiy Elikman Property Investments Inc 04-15-15 $133,000 4100 Triumuera Dr. # 105. Heather Lynn Stevens Steven B Hess 04-14-15 $162.000 Glenview T ils list is not intended to be a complete record of all real estate transactions. 226 Lincoln St, Glenview Jennifer leitel & Kevin Leitel Geff Hoey 04-16-15 $321,000 [ata compiled by Record Information Services630-557-1000publlc-recordcom REAL ESTATE HOMES IN YOUR AREA

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Dave Bolland'sgirlfriend Chicago Tribune In 2009, he received a gave him the cut. text from a friend saying he "I sent a picture home to Carmelo Preiti can't helpwas going to send some-my parents and my dad i but flash a giddy grin as he body to Preiti. wasn't too happy" Sharp opens the second drawer of "I knew it was one of thesays with a laugh. "T didn't a gray cabinet in his family's players," Preiti, 38, says. "Iwant to disappoint him on barber shop on North Rosecouldn't resist. I said, 'Who national TVso I chopped it Street in Franklin Park. is it?' And he said, 'It's 88? I off." 'Wait till you see these,"was like, 'Are you kidding Preiti pauses for a mo- he says in a thick Italian me?' ment to reflect as he slides accent. "At first I was nervous Ithe scissors reserved only Preiti unzips a black casewas going to mess it up. Ifor Kane back into their to reveal, among several kind of sat there like, 'Whatcase. A customer is waiting. other tools of his trade, ado I say?'" 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Twitter (ChiThbSkrbina Carmelo Preiti, left, has been cutting Patrick Kane's hair since the 2009-2010 season. showed Kane a picture of "It's weird," he says. "You Jaromir Jagt "He startsdon't want to talk hockey, laughing. Then when theit's like him talking to me playoffs rolled around he'sabout hair. I leave it alone. like, 'Let's do it.' The conversations are just Preiti, whose family hasstandard conversations I'd owned Preiti Barber Shophave with a friend of mine." since moving from Italy in Preiti says he has cut the 1982, never had sculptured hair ofabout 10 Blackhawks a mullet. He turned tothrough the years, includ- YouTube for a crash course ing a mullet for Brandon and the rest has becomeSaad. Sometimes he goes to history. Preiti has masteredthem, sometimes they come his technique by now, hay- to him. ing done two to three dozen While Kane is his most in the last year. famous client, Preiti also Kane says he becamehas gone to work on the familiar with the 'do duringcity's most famous mus- his junior hockey days. tache. As is custom in Prei- "I thought it'd be cool toti'sshop, every haircut continue itin the NHLcomes with optional facial because I wasn't able tohair service. So after fixing grow a beard my first cou- up Blackhawks coach Joel ple of seasons." Kane says. Quennevilie'shair,Preiti "It's pretty cool to see how popped the question. it's become so popular. "He's like, 'No, no, that's "One of those things. I allright.I've never had went with it my first yearanyone trim it,' " Preiti says. and we ended up winning a"I'm like, 'OK.' Then he was Cup, so I figured I'd do it like, 'Go ahead and trim every season since then." 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Listings are subject to change. "The DIary of Anne Frank": 8p.m. Hot Ticket: "American Sniper":2 Friday, May 22 Please call the venue in advance. Thursday and Friday, 4 p.m. and 8 p.m. p.m. and 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Morton Saturday, 2 p.m. and 6 p.m. Sunday, 7:30 Grove Public Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave., p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday, Writers Morton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 Concert in Evanston:Come for an Thursday, May 21 Theatre, 664 Vernon Ave., Glencoe, evening with Offlines, featuring Ylnon $35-$75, 847-242-6000 Save A Star's Drug DIsposai Pro- Muallem and Guy Mintus with Dono- Save A Star's Drug Disposal Pro- gram:Accepted are prescription medi- van Mixon. The concert is part of the gram:Accepted are prescription medi- "Later Life":A.R Gurney's play fol- cations all over-the-counter and pet Israeli Jazz and World Music Festival. 7 cations, all over-the-counter and pet lows two people that meet at a party medications, vitamins, liquids and p.m. Friday, Heartwood Center, 1818 medications, vitamins, liquids and and rekindle a romance that began 30 creams. 9 am. Thursday-Wednesday, West Dempster St., Evanston, $15; kids creams. 9 am. Thursday-Wednesday, years ago. 8 p.m. Thursday-Saturday, 3 Niles Police Department, 7000 West free Evanston Police Department, 1454 p.m. Sunday, Oil Lamp Theater, 1723 Touhy Ave., Niles, free Elmwood Ave., Evanston, free Glenview Road, Glenview, $35, 847-834- 5Rhythms Dance:Come explore the 0738 What's Super about Superfoods?: 5Rhythms Dance - a movement med- Native Haute Couture:It features Learn why superfoods are good for you, itation to music. 7:30 p.m. Friday and garments that showcase American CCH, Consumer Reports and More and can taste good, too. 10:30 am. Tuesday, Foster Dance Studios, 915 Indiah artistry and expertise in tanning, Online Finds:The library's online Thursday, North Shore Senior Center, Foster St., Evanston, $15; $10 for sta- weaving, embroidery; beadwork and resources provide a wealth of informa- 161 Northfield Road, Northfield, $50, dents and seniors. 847-869-0250 tailoring. 10 ant Thursday-Wednesday, tion for investors, consumers and small 847-784-6060 Mitchell Museum of the American businesses. Registration and Glenview "The imitation Game":The true story Indian, 3001 Central St.. Evanston. free, Library card required. 2 p.m. Thursday, Save A Star's Drug Disposai Pro- ofAlan Turing, the mathematics genius 847-475-1030 Glenview Public Library, 1930 Glenview gram:Accepted are prescription medi- who cracks Enigma, the unbreakable Road, Glenview, free, 847-729-7500 cations all over-the- counter and pet Nazi code, ultimately saving countless Ail My Relations: A Seneca History: medications, vitamins, liquids and lives. 2 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. Friday, Glen- This exhibit introduces the history of MyMedlaMail and Zinio in the creams. 9 am. Thursday-Wednesday, view Public Library, 1930 Glenview the Seneca culture through milestones Lobby:Explore the Library's digital Park Ridge Police Department, 200 Road, Glenview, free, 847-729-7500 in the lives of Simas and her relations. 11 book and magazine collections, MyMe- VIne Ave.. Park Ridge, free aia. Thursday-Wednesday, Mitchell diaMall and Zinio and learn about Gentle Yoga:Sessions involve sitting Museum of the American Indian, 3001 downloading eBooks, eAudiobooks and Karaoke Thursdays:7 p.m. Thursday, and standing exercises for improved Central St., Evanston. Free-$5, 847-475- eMagazines to your portable device. 6 Perry's Pizza and Ribs, 711 Devon Ave., physical strength and mental clarity. 1030 p.m. Thursday, Glenview Public Library, Park Ridge, free, 847-823-4422 Admittance on first-come, first-served 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview, free, basis. 10:30 am. Friday, Northbrook Summer Classes and Summer In- 847-729-7500 Skokie Photographic SocIety:The Public Library, 1201 Cedar Lane, North- tensive at The Actors Gymnasium: group meets on the third Thursday of brook, free, 847-272-6224. Registration is open for summer classes Fiber Art Exhibit:A unique fiber art each month. All levels of photographic at The Actors Gymnasium circus and presentation by Charlotte Kaplan. 9 am. skill are welcome. 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Dupiicate Bridge:The senior center performing arts school, nrnning June Thursday-Wednesday, Midwest Pallia- Skokie vIllage Hall, 5127 Oakton St, offers a friendly bridge game every 13-Aug. 9 with classes for kids, teens and tive & Hospice Care Center, 2050 Claire Skokie, free, 847-677-8324 Friday morning. 9 am. Friday, Park adults. Thursday-Wednesday, Actors Court, Glenview, Free admission, art Ridge Senior Center, 100 S. Western Gymnasium, 927 Noyes St., Evanston, priced from $125-$1000, 847-612-1804 Martha Bartz and Mory Ortman: Ave., Park Ridge, free, 847-692-5127 Varies by Class, 847-328-2795 "Where Do You Start?":Martha Take Charge of Your Health: Focus Bai-ta and Mory Ortman present an Actors Gymnasium Spring Session: on ArthrItIs:This weekly series fo- evening ofcabaret music. 7:30 p.m. Saturday, May 23 Offerings include parent-tot classes, cuses on arthritis management 12:30 Thursday, Skokie Theatre, 7924 N. tumbling, circus arts, aerial arts, drama p.m. Thursday, Glenview Park Center, Lincoln Ave., Skokie, $20, 847-677-7761 Downtown Evanston Farmers Mar- and more. Thursday-Wednesday, Actors 2400 Chestnut Ave., Glenview, free, ket:Vendors sell fruits, vegetables, Gymnasium, 927 Noyes St.. Evanston, 847-724-5670 meat, flowers, cheese, es and bakery $165-$415,847-328-2795 "Shining Lives: A Musical":Four items. 7:30 &m. Saturday, Oak Avenue The East Wing Garage Saie: Stop by courageous women upend their lives and University Place, 1090 University "Meianchoiy Play": A Chamber The East Wing Garage Sale, conducted with a determination to change the Place, Evanston, free Musical: Tilly'sirresistible sadness entirely by senior center members who future in this new musical. 7:30 p.m. inevitably draws those in her life to fall volunteer their time and effort Find Thursday, 8 p.m. Friday, 2:30 p.m. and 8 FUSE: Studio:Drop in with friends to hopelessly in love with her. When her gently used household items. toys, p.m. Saturday, 2:30 p.m. Sunday, 7:30 wire LEDs, compose a ringtone, build melancholy transforms to joy, her books, holiday decorations, jewelry and p.m. Tuesday, i p.m. and 2:30 p.m. an amp, mix chemicals to make gel change wreaks havoc. 7:30 p.m. Thurs- clothing. 9 a.m. Thursday and Friday, Wednesday, Northlight Theatre, 9501 beads, navigate a robot obstacle course day- Sunday, Piven Theatre Workshop, The East Wing Glenview Senior Center, Skokie Blvd., Skokie, $15-$54, 847-673- and more. For grades six to 12. Saturday, 927 Noyes St., Evanston, $20-$30,847- 2400 Chestnut Ave., Glenview. free, 6300 Evanston Public Library, 1703 Orrington 866-8049 847-724-4793 Ave., Evanston. free, 847-448-8600 Wlimette Pub Crawi:Supports the The Last Supper: 600 Plates Illus- Little Legends Soccer Academy: Wilmette Warming House and Youth imagina U: "The Reiuctant Dragon": trating Final Meals of Death Row spring premier league:The new Connection. 7 p.m. Thursday, The Bottle A young boy overcomes his prejudices InmatesThe Last Supper features 600 league is for seven- and eight-year-olds. Shop, 1148 Central Ave., Wilmette, $15, about dragons when he discovers one white ceramic plates decorated with Noon Thursday, Saturday and Sunday, 847-256-7777 who would rather paint watercolors cobalt blue mineral paint to depict the Glenview New Church, 74 Park Drive, and write poetry than fight and breathe last meal requests of U.S. death row Glenview, $219, 224-500-5729 Grow an organic v.g.tabie garden: fire. 11 am. and 2 p.m. Saturday, 2 p.m. inmates. 2p.m. Thursday-Wednesday, Collaborate with other teens to plan a and 5 p.m. Sunday, Hal and Martha Block Museum of Art, Fisk Hall, Room Introduction to Word 2010:Learn garden, sow seeds, care for plants and Hyer-Wallis Theater, Northwestern 217, Northwestern University; North- how to format, proof, print and save harvest produce to share with friends University, 1949 Campus Drive, Evans- western University; Evanston, free. documents. 7 p.m. Thursday, Morton and family. 4:45 p.m. Thursday, West ton, $5-$10, 847-491-7282 847-491-4000 Grove Public Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave., Park, 3555 Lake Ave., Wílmette, $ 153- Morton Grove, free, .847-965-4220 $191. 224-392-2275 Turn to Calendar, Next Page CALENDAR

Calendar, from Previous Page Skokie iLl "Judaism Decoded:" The DISCOVER Origins and Evolution of Jewish Chicago Craft Beer Week: Ping Pong Tradition:Jewish Learning Institute Tournament In the Brewery:Domi- offers course on the subject of To- nate the pingpong competition within rab. 10:30 a.m. Sunday, Lubavitch Cha- .CELAND' spitting distance of stainless steel bre- bad ofSkokie, 4059 Dempster St., 5ko- whouse equipment. 5 p.m. Saturday, Ide, tuition, 847-677-1770 Temperance Beer Company, 2000 Dempster St., Evanston, free, 847-864- Giiison Park Bird Walks in May: Ob- 1000 serve migrant birds as they prepare for their longjourney north. See warblers The Great Superhero ExposItIon: A and other colorful visitors with fellow Spring Youth Circus Production: As bird enthusiasts. 8 a.m. Sunday, Gillson a superhero exposition fails victim to a Park, 700 Michigan Ave., Wilmette, free, team of villains out for revenge, a young ,,f 847-256-9656 nobody finds a strength within herself to save the world. 4:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Saturday, 3p.m. Sunday, Actors Monday, May 25 Gymnasium, 927 Noyes St, Evanston, $12.50-$15, 847-328-2795 Book Babies:Songs, games, story time Baby Signs: Family signe say and and free play for babies ages 2 and play (ages birth to 5): Pre-readers younger with a caregiver. 10:15 a.m. learn sign language with their families. Monday, Evanston Public Library - 11 a.m. Saturday, Glenview Public Li- North Branch , 2026 Central St, Evans- brary 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview, ton, free, 847-448-8600 n free, 847-729-7500 Live Bluegrass, Roots and Folk: Park Ridge Farmers Market:Shop for Every Monday in the pub, The Mud- fresh produce, olive oils, flowers, pick- flapps perform. 8 p.m. Monday, The > les, pasta, baked goods and meat. Knife Celtic Knot Public House, 626 Church sharpening is also at the market 7 a.m. st., Evanston, free, 847-864-1679 z Saturday, Park Ridge Farmers Market, 15 S. Prairie Ave., Park Ridge, free, 847- Knitting Roundtabie:Come work 318-5217 through knitting projects and socialize. n 2 p.m. Monday, Morton Grove Public SAVE 31% Megon McDonough: A Girl and Her Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave,, Morton Guitar:Join her as she shares her fa- Grove, free, 847-965-4220 Call 312222-6157 or vorite songs, a mix ofstandards plus her MGPL Kids: Monday Morning Play- Buy Icelandic Water.com original compositions. 8p.m.Saturday, Skokie Theatre, 7924 N. Lincoln Ave., group:Drop-in play time for pre- Skokie, $30,847-677-7761 schoolers with a parent or caregiver to introduce young children to the library. Preserving Survivor Stories inter- 10:30 am. Monday, Morton Grove Pub- Experience Earth's most perfect water act with "New Dimensions in Testi- lic Library 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton mony" Technology:Illinois Holocaust Grove, free, 847-965-4220 Museum is the first world-wide testing The legend began on the remote island of Iceland over 5,000 years ago site for New Dimensions in Testimony, Yarn Gang:Kids in grades one and up are invited to try their hand at yarn when a colossal volcanic eruption created a miraculous resource beneath an interactive educational tool that permits students to "talk' with Hob- crafts. 4 p.m. Monday, Morton Grove the Earths crust, The legendary Ölfus Spring was born and has been caust survivors. Noon Saturday, Illinois Public Library 6140 Lincoln Ave., Mor- Holocaust Museum and Education ton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 constantly replenished by snowmelt and rainfall ever since. Cherished by Center, 9603 Woods Drive, Skokie, free, 847-967-4800 St. Luke's Shopping Cart Brigade - generations, this is the source of Icelandic Glacíal. This pristine natural Park Ridge Memoriai Day Parade: spring water is filtered through ancient lava rock, creating remarkable Wiimette Farmers Market:Shop for The Shopping Cart Brigade returns fruits, vegetables, flowers, cheeses, during Park Ridge's Memorial Day purity and optimal mineral balance. Clean, crisp and untouched, meats and breads from local and re- parade.ioam. Monday, St Luke's Lu- theran Church, 205 N. Prospect Ave., celebrate natures perfection with every sip. Icelandic Glacial. gional vendors. 8 am. Saturday, Wíl- mette Village Center, Along 12th Street Park Ridge, free, 847-825-6659 and Wilmette, Central and Greenleaf Avenues, Wilmette, Free Tuesday, May 26

ÍCELANDICGAiAL Sunday, May 24 Rotary Club of Evanston Light- house:This community leadership Storytelling in the Snug with Ten- group boasts 80 members and meets nessee Rick Eiiiott: Rickspeaks for every Tuesday. 7:15 a.m. Tuesday. Hilton about 75 minutes or so and best suited Garden Inn Chicago North Shore/ £ to those 13 and older. 8 p.m. Sunday, The Evanston, 1818 Maple Ave., Evanston, free 100% SustaInable Spring l'laturaiiy AlkalIne Euceptiorial Purity 00% oCarbon Neutrai Celtic Knot Public House, 626 Church St, Evanston, free, 847-864-1679 Turn to Calendar, Next Page 31% of the reguiar home delivery price. Nome dehvery available n most areas ri chicago. CALENDAR 25

Calendar, from Previous Page Friends of the Lincoinwood Public Library:The group meets on the fourth Stratford Festival: King John:Don't Wednesday of each month. 7:30 p.m. miss this rare opportunity to see Shake- Wednesday, Lincoinwood Public Li- speare's King John. 7p.m. Tuesday, brary, 4000 West Pratt Ave., Lincoln- Josephine Louis Theater at Northwest- wood, free ern University 20 Arts Circle Drive, Evanston, $10-$20. 847-491-7282 Teen Library Council (TLC):Stop by at TLC and meet the new teen librarian, Irish music session:Enjoy Irish music check out the new Teen Room and take every Tuesday night. 7 p.m. Tuesday, a leading role in shaping the future of I. The Celtic Knot Public House, 626 MGPL. 7p.m. Wednesday, Morton Church St., Evanston, free, 847-864-1679 Grove Public Librar3 6140 Lincoln Ave., We were showing Morton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 you Movies, Munchies and More: Film: "Back to the Future ii":Marty visits Job Fair Hosted by Congressman Chicago before you 2015 to straighten out the future of the Doid:The job fair focuses on service McFly family. To correct the problems, sector jobs, such as senior care, hospi- could search Pao Marty and Doc must return to 1955. tals, hospitality and retail. Also present, 11:30 a.m. Tuesday, Morton Grove Pub- a component for youth. 1 p.m. Wednes- lic Library 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton day, Golf Mill Shopping Center, 239 Golf I Grove, free, 847-965-4220 Mill Center, Nues, free, 847-793-8400

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Blending families Airlinepassenger gets not assimpleas run-around, refund Dear Help S4 Drew's customer service I need your help with calls may have added 'The Brady Bunch' an issue. My father tray- entertainment and drama eled to Europe in Decem- to this week's column, Jackie, what are your off permanently? ber 2014 and ran into Help Squad decided in- thoughts on blendingfami- "You have to find the some problems on the stead to cut right to the lies when the kids don't get right balance' Waxman way back. British Airways chase. We first reached along? said. "Plan ahead. Tell your decided to cancel his CATHY CUNNINGHAMout to British Airways' Meeting someone and kids in advance what you return flight back into the Help Squad Press Relations Depart- falling madly in love ranks expect them to get to- U.S. two days before his and we will be happy to ment to share Drew's pretty high in the best JACKIE PILOSSOPH gether with the other kids, departure date. Given that refund any difference to reimbursement frustra- moments oflife, doesn't it? Love Essentially such as a birthday or a he does not check his you:' tions. No reply. Next we But what ifyou were a holiday." email too often - he prob- Getting either BA or contacted BA's Americas divorced person with kids, mom and dad as single She explained the im- ably shouldn't since he's Expedia to initiate the Communications Depart- and what ifyour kids didn'tparents. portance ofvalidating your in a different country on reimbursement process ment. In short order we share the warm, loving "They have to become kids' concerns and experi- vacation - he didn't know seems to have become the heard back from a BA feelings you have for your confident that the relation- ences, and praising them this until he arrived at the sticking point in this four- representative named new sweetheart and his or ship they have with both for being tolerant and airport. It was at this pointmonth-long saga. Per Michele. She stated, "We her kids? It happens a lot, parents will stay strong flexible. he was forced to buy Drew, "This is a point of are looking into this and and according to North- during and after the di- Waxman and I both another flight back to the contention. Expedia has will get back to you short- brook-based, licensed vorce," she said. "Until that agree that it's important to U.S. [for $2,522.30]. The told us that British Air- ly." Which, sure enough, marriage and family thera- happens, families shouldn'tcontinue time alone with airline host advised him toways will be reimbursing she did. Wíthinjust a few pist Jessica Waxman it's be blende&' your kids, even if your work on getting the mon- Expedia and in turn Expe- hours, Michele emailed to understandable. Telling your children relationship turns into ey back later, so he took dia will be reimbursing us. say, "We apologize for the "Because children of you're ¡n love co-habitation or marriage. that advice. However, British Airways claimed inconvenience caused due divorce are feeling emo- "I met someone I really Have family date nights, after numerous phone since I bought the ticket to the cancellation of tionally fragile, it's hard for like," is a nice way to start where only you and your calls to both Expedia and through Expedia, I would [Drew's father's] return them to take on more the conversation, accord- kids are involved, and BA, and promises of re- need to dispute this with ticket. We have reached change," said Waxman, ing to Waxman. She said make sure the new spouse payment, we have not Expedia and get the reim- out to him for the refund." who has been practicing in kids like to see their par- and his or her kids under- received a dime. We need bursement from them. The next day, Drew the field for 11 years. ents happy. stand and accept those help with this. Even worse, neither side confirmed, 'q received an According to Waxman, I agree with Waxman, boundaries. RELP! is able to provide a specif- e-mail stating [BA] wants there are many possible but also want to add that Don't lose hope Drew, Harwood ic dollar amount for what our bank and routing reasons kids might not get it's important to let your Conflict between blend- Heights is to be refunded. I ask numbers. [They also ver- along as well as the "Brady kids know that your new ed kids doesn't mean the Help Squad asked this everytime Icall and ified] they will reimburse Bunch" kids did: guy (or girl) will never try relationship is doomed. Drew to send over all never get an answer. The the full $2,522. I will fax . The kids might feel they to take the place of their Said Waxman, "Short documentation relevant total amount came to them the banking in- are being forced to social- mother (or father), and term therapy can easily to the two ticket pur- $2,522.30?' formation this week and ize with the kids of their that the new relationship address these issue and chases, as well as any Subsequent to our hopefully receive the mom or dad's new love, won't ever change the love open the lines of commu- communications received initia! contact, Help Squad funds shortly thereafter." which might be taking you have for them, or your nication. The blending of from British Airways received the following Need help? time away from being with relationship. families can be a very posi- and/or Expedia. One of updates from Drew: "I Did a utilities company their other friends. As far as talking about rive experience in which the documents Drew wanted to thank you for overcharge you? Did a They might feel a sense your new love's kids, Wax- kids learn to navigate and forwarded was an email helping us with our issue. boutique deny your request that they are losing their man suggested offering negotiate familial relation- from British Airways [Wie certainly appreciate fora return?Areyou the parent to another family, in fácts about them versus ships." Customer Relations dated you taking the time to victim offraudulent bun- other words, losing con- "overselling." By the way, like every- Jan. 22. It was a response shed light on [it]. I called ness practices? Is someone trol. For example, instead of one from my era, I did love to his request for a refund Expedia today and spoke just exhibiting bad busi- The kids might still have saying, "Jenny is so ador- the "Brady Bunch" and for his father's canceled with a supervisor who ness behavior? Let Help the fantasy that their par- able! She's funny and sweet was constantly roofing for ticket. In it, the customer then called British Air- Squad make the call for ents are getting back to- and very kind;' you might Carol, Mike, Alice and the service representative ways. BA informed her you. Sendyour letters,your gether, and in their minds, want to say, "Jenny enjoys kids. Did their rosy life explained that "If you that they have no record complaints, your injustices the new kids prove to be playing soccer and she's in make me a little nauseous? purchased your ticket ofthis new flight. What a and your story ideas to obstacles to that happen- the school choir." Sure. But let's be honest, I from a travel agent [in this mess! ... Just an FYI, I HelpS quadpioneerlo- ing. What ifyour kids refuse think the Bradys give every case, Expedia], please tried to call British Air- cal.com and we will be The kids might still be to see the other kids? blended family a little slice contact them to request ways Customer Relations happy to help you. grieving. In other words, It's a fine line. 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MAY 25 to Chicagoland area MEMORIAL DAY PARADE AND TOURS Cook, Park and Station streets downtown ready for the fourth lo edition of the Intelligen What it is: Parade begins at Cook Gettsia Cup cycling series and Main streets and ends at The Intelligentsia Cup com- Evergreen Cemetery with a short petitive bike race series in and memorial service. around Chicago runs July 17-26. What else you need to know: In a "Our mission is not only to put nod to the town's past, historic walk- on first-class cycling events, but ing tours of the business district are we also want to bring great en- available after the parade. For more tertainment to the communities information, visit barrington-il.gov. we are in," says Marco Colbert, executive director for the Intelli- JULY 2-4 gentsia Cup. 4 FOURTH OF JULY FESTIVAL Residents enjoy cookouts along the course of the Lake Bluff Criterium as the Six of the seven events will pro women race through at speeds over 35 mph. North train commuter lot, be criterium races, which are a 201 Spring St. form of road racing on a closed ed, as well as up to 15 foreign with their tricycles, bikes with What it is: Food, music and family course - a loop of about a mile countries. "The nationally ranked training wheels, and even Big entertainment. Admission after 6 or less in length. "Criterium riders will give local Chicago Wheels. p.m. is $5 for 18 and over, $1 for racing tends to be fan-friendly riders higher competition, better Elmhurst will be an exciting 12-17, under 11 free. because you get to see the prize money and more specta- venue, too, where the pro men What else you need to know: For athletes so often. lt's a very fast tors," says Schuler. and women race at dusk. The more information and a schedule of form of racing," says Colbert. All of the Intelligentsia Cup series ends in Chicago's Fulton events, visit barrington-il.gov. The seventh is a road race in events are sanctioned by USA- Market on the final day - anoth- Willow Springs designated as Cyclïng. er race not to be missed. JULY 4 the Illinois State Road Champi- Lake Bluff will be a prominent "Bike races are fast and FOURTH OF JULY PARADE onship. "lt will be a well attend- venue as the location is part of dynamic, with lots of thrills and 201 Spring St. ed event on a new and improved the prestigious National Crite- even some spills," said Colbert. 10 am. course," says Tom Schuler, man- rium calendar. Northwestern To find out more and get What it is: Parade runs from aging partner. He says the elite Medicine sponsors the Lake Bluff involved in the fun, visit Barrington High School to the train level of competition is a draw for event and Block Party each year. intel I igentsiacu p .com. station. many of the cyclists. Last year In addition to the pros, kids ages What else you need to know: about 25 states were represent- 3-9 will race on the same course "Barrington Through the Decades a Sesquicentennial Celebration" is the parade theme.

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lie Canadian Snowbirds are back. After a three-year will have the opportunity to view to bring thrilling performances hiatus, the famed Canadian Forces Snowbirds Demon- them. We look forward to work- to the North American public, stration Team willfly Sept. 12-13 at the Wings Over ing with the professionals from demonstrating a high level of the Canadian Snowbirds and teamwork, discipline and dedica- Waukegan air show. CF-18 Hornet to showcase this tion inherent in the women and The last time the Snowbirds able to bring back such a rare amazing demonstration team." men of the the Royal Canadian came to Waukegan, 30,000 view- performance," says Grant Farrell, The Snowbirds Demonstra- Air Force. ers enjoyed the show, inside and Wings Over Waukegan presi- tion Team (431 Squadron) is For $20 for the two-day outside of the event. The CF-18 dent. "The Snowbirds were here a Canadian icon consisting of show or $15 for the one-day Demo team will also be on hand, in 2012 for a one-day show. With serving members of the Royal show, Wings Over Waukegan is brand new this year in Waukegan. their return, we are going to do Canadian Air Force. Their pilots affordable and ideal for fami- "We are excited that we're a two-day show so more people and technicians work as a team lies. Children 12 and under are

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free, parking is free and tickets lose your hat when airplanes fly planes can come in, roads have for uniformed service men and by." to be closed (including Green Ifyoug women are free. This year, the Waukegan Air Bay road). Twenty-three neigh- Location: Waukegan Regional Everyone will love the per- Show will commemorate the boring residents who own or rent Airport is located at 2358 W. formers and static displays. View- anniversary of D-Day as well as houses in the "air box" need to Beach Road. ers will witness wing walkers, honor all of the service men and leave their homes for a practice There are two admission aerobatic pilots, flight demon- women who have sacrificed for day and for the weekend. They gates: strations and vintage military our country. are invited to the air show, free. Beach Road at Lewis Avenue craft from the World War Il and "We honor all Sept. 11 victims The neighbors have to comply McAree Road at Yorkhouse Vietnam eras. The best part: Kids and heroes, those people who for everything to work. Road can shake hands, get autographs heal or take care of wounds The show costs an estimated Time: Gates open at 9:30 am. and be photographed with real and we honor everyone in the $250,000, all raised through Air show starts at noon. pilots, possibly encouraging military as well as the vets," says donations. aviation careers. Farrell. "That's what we're doing "All the board members who "What makes us different all of this for." represent the air show don't get of Columbus there are close from the Chicago Air & Water Planning starts before the paid, we do it for the love of to 500 volunteers who make the Show is that you'll get an up- last show ends. This year's show aviation and for the community," two-day show happen. close and personal experience requires a bigger airspace, cre- says Farrell. "We give our time, "We get it done and it comes here - you'll meet pilots, stand ating many obstacles to hurdle and sometimes money, because together, rain or shine," says right next to the airplanes and to make such a large production we want to deliver this program Farrell. "We love what we do." sometimes you'll even get to go successful. An air box, or desig- to the community." For more information, visit inside the cockpit," says Farrell. nated flight space, around the Volunteers are teachers, waukeganairshow.com. "You'll hear the engine noise, airport is created. The airspace Army and Navy ROTC, Civil Air feel the warm air and potentially needs to be sterile - no air- Patrol, Sea Cadets, the Knights

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n the rural hills of Old Mill Creek, Illinois, five miles south of the Wisconsin border in Lake County, a little bit of Austrian pomp and prestige flourishes on a 7,000-acre farm. Esther Buonanno's grand- to explain and demonstrate dres- parents, Tempel and Esther sage." She says that historically, Smith, fell in love with the famed horses were domesticated for Spanish Riding School in Vienna a wide variety of tasks, and this and decided they wanted to included trained cavalry hors- highlight the elegant art form in es intended to excel in battle. Practice sessions are underway for the 2015 season at Tempel Farms. America. In 1958, they bought "Classical dressage then basical- photo by John Borys 20 coveted Lipizzan horses in ly became an artistic represen- Austria and shipped them via tation of the idealized ultimate freighter to the Midwest. In partnership between (soldier) 1981, the farm began hosting and horse," Buonanno explains. public performances. She says that people experi- Today, Tempel Farms holds encing the show for the first time the largest privately owned often can't believe that such Lipizzan herd in the world and a classic European art is prac- its public performances are the ticed in the rolling hills around only Lipizzan show of its kind in rural Wadsworth. "People are the United States. really wowed," she The Lipizzan horse (The tipizzan says. "They say it's is now considered breed was) headed different and u flex- an endangered do- pected. And they mestic breed, and toward extinction, like that we're in Tempel Farms is theand there ¡s a great this very agricultural only facility in the area. We perform world where these reiierence world- outdoors in a beau- A dressage stallion shows its leaping A colt frolics in the pasture. ability, photo by John Borys photo by Wendi Aufl horses breed, train wide for what the tiful setting." and perform on the The shows, same property. [LS. /Irmy did to which take place seum, keeping the tradition and of Operation Cowboy, a U.S. The farm, which escue the breed. on select Wednes- art form of classic dressage alive. military operation that helped to today holds about days, Saturdays and "The horses themselves are save the Lipizzan breed as Nazi - Esther Buonanno, 70 Lipizzans (many Owner, Tempel Farms Sundays throughout works of art," she explains. After territory fell to the Allies at the descended from the the summer, feature each show, audience members end of World War Il. "(The Lip- original 20), is about to launch its several performances ranging are invited to tour the stables, in- izzan breed was) headed toward 34th season of public perfor- from the youngest foals to the teract with trainers and students extinction, and there is a great mance. For those who have most experienced dressage and even occasionally pet the reverence worldwide for what never visited Tempel Farms, stallions. "lt's all set to music and Lipizzans in their stalls. the U.S. Army did to rescue the Buonanno describes the shows these are highly choreographed This summer, Tempel Farms breed," Buonanno explains. as a combination of performance movements ... we provide will debut three new foals when Tempel Farms is located at art and education. introductions to each segment performances begin June 14. 17000 Wadsworth Road in Old "Classic dressage is not as to explain what you're about to They are also planning a series Mill Creek. For more information well known in the US (as it is in see," Buonanno says. In this way, of special events related to or tickets to a show, visit Europe)," she says. "So we try the farm aims to be a living mu- honoring the 70th anniversary TempelFarms.com.

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MAY 27 5-7:30 p.m. Year-Round Fun at the Fairgrounds! GRAPEVINES AND WINES What it is: The perfect season for Chicago Botanic Garden, a picnic dinner in the beauty of the June 12-14: Little Fort Kennel Club Dog Show 1000 Lake Cook Road Garden. Children 4-10 are welcome June 20-21: Zurko Antiques & Flea Market 6-8 p.m. with an adult to enjoy a tram ride, June 26-28: 2015 Throttle Fest Chicago What it is: The Garden's first tasting planting project and s'mores. event offers guests ages 21 and up What else you need to know: Takes July 11-12: Zurko Antiques & Flea Market place rain or shine; all walkers get a samples of international wines as July 18: Bubble Palooza Run well as light bites. Advance tickets plant to take home. $25 for members, $30 for nonmem- July 29-Aug 2: Lake County Fair bers; day-of tickets $28 for mem- AUG. 1-2 August 8-9: Zurko Antiques & Flea Market bers, $33 for nonmembers. FESTIVAL OF ART What else you need to know: Green Bay Road and Park Avenue, August 12-17: RV Super Sale Parking is $20 per car (free for mem- downtown August 22: Windy City Dub Fest bers). For more information, call 10 a.m.-5 p.m. August 29: 2015 Muck Fest 847-835-5440 or visit What it is: Booths featuring more chicagobotanic.org/wines. than 100 juried artists demonstrating August 29-30: Lake Count-I-Con 2015 their crafts, with food and live music MAY 30, JUNE 6 making for a perfect summer outing. Lake County Fairgrounds WOODLAND WALK What else you need to know: Kids O East Peterson Road . Grayslake, L Chicago Botanic Garden, will enjoy the art scavenger 1000 Lake Cook Road Located at the corner of Peterson & Midiotbiw Road

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MAY 30 JULY 29-AUG. 2 CRAFT BEER FESTIVAL LAKE COUNTY FAIR Whitney Street, downtown Lake County Fairgrounds, 1060 E. 1-5 p.m. Peterson Road What it is: Third annual showcase of What it is: Events include live more than 40 craft beers, with food entertainment, food, rides, animals, pairings from area restaurants. banana derby, demolition derby and What else you need to know: flower show. eII Proceeds benefit scholarship funds What else you need to know: For offered by the Chamber of Com- more information, visit lcfair.com. merce and Exchange Club. Those purchasing VIP tickets get early AUG 14-15 admission. For more information, SUMMER DAYS visit grayslakebeerfest.com Downtown 5-11 p.m. JUNE13 What it is: Family music festival with ARTS FESTIVAL games, bike and pet parade, food SUMMER Whitney Street, downtown and displays by local businesses. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. What else you need to know: What it is: More than 60 Midwest- Full-scale parade begins at 7 p.m. ern artists exhibit and sell works Saturday, Aug. 15. SOUNDS in a wide variety of media. Family entertainment and delicious food AUG. 29 round out the day. COLOR ALOFT What else you need to know: Kids' BALLOON FESTIVAL SERIES activities and a high school art dis- Central Park, play offer more family fun. For more 250 Library Lane information, call 847-223-6888 or 4-9 p.m. visit grayslakechamber.com. What it is: Watch hot air balloons www.lheGlenTownCenter.com being inflated and then competing www.faCebook.Com/GIenTOwnCenter JUNE 27 in a "Fox and Hounds" contest in TASTE OF GRAYSLAKE which they try to land closest to the THEGLEN Central Park, Lake Street (between "Fox." Balloons return to the park, Washington and Center) where they are illuminated after What it is: A taste of local eateries, dark. çOV$ CEJV, live entertainment, moonwalk, rides, What else you need to know: face painting, obstacle course, Other activities include a Civil War- climbing wall and more. era baseball game at 4 p.m. FOOD FASHION FUN FILM What else you need to know: Fireworks at dusk.

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The Wonder Lake Water Ski Show Team is not only He said that all six members of the Wonder Lake Water one of the best show ski teams in the country, its Ski Show Team that were named to the U.S.A. Team also a world-class ski team. One thing that makes it were born and raised in Wonder Lake. In a sense, that so spectacular is the ability of skiers and 'support' makes Wonder Lake a source of some of the world's best skiers. personnel to work together like a finely tuned engine. Another measure of the team's ability is the sum of The Wonder Lake Water Ski Show Team finished fifth recently at the nationals while giving what Graff its parts - the individual ability of the performers on described as one of its best performances of the year. the team. "We skied a great show," he said. "Jayson Rishling won In the latter regard, the standard is so high that six the top male skier award of the tournament and we members of the Wonder Lake Water Ski Show won the national jump team award for the Team were named to the U.S.A. Team. second year in a row." They will compete in the International The Wondertake Water The Wonder Lake Water Ski Show Team Ski Show Team performs Waterski and Wakeboard Federation's won the nationals in 1996, 2001, 2002 free Friday night shows secondworldcompetitionFriday and 2010. They've finished in the top five to the pubik. Visit through Sunday, Sept. 12-14, in nationally every year since 1995. This was wonderlakeskiteam.org Janesville, Wis. the team's 55th year. for more information. "Having the Wonder Lake ski team here Graff has donned skis in the past. This year, is like having the Bulls, Bears and the 1952 however, he was in the boat pulling the skiers. Hebron High School Basketball team (the giant- His abilityin that capacity exemplifies the team slaying small team that won the state finals) rolled aspect of their performances. The 'support' staff is also into one," said Janet Domrase, with Ringwood-based an integral part of the team. Aldens Kennels and a staunch supporter of the team. Domrase also spoke highly of the 'support' staff, from Graff in the boat to those who hand created the outfits The world competition, planned for every two years, worn by the skiers. was first held in 2012. The U.S.A. Team won that event. The other competitors are China, Belgium, Australia "They have magnificent costumes," she said. "They put a lot of effort into that. They work so hard in every way and Canada. to make this team wonderful. Sending six from Wonder The six members of the Wonder Lake Water Ski Show Lake to the U.S.A. Team is a well-deserved reward for all Team named to the U.S.A. Team are Jarret Graff, Jayson that effort." Rishhng, Jordon Shulda, Ank Lebda and, husband and Domrase said she expects the U.S.A. Team to have wife, Kim and Dan Hansen. another strong showing this year. She said the Wonder Midwest is basically the water ski capital of the Lake skiers, part of a 35-member U.S.A. Team, will be a world," said Graff. big part of that.. L"The chicagotribune.com/suburbs/advertising/summerfun Special Advertising Section 21 The Auburn Cord Duesenberg Automobile Museum Driving Experience will be held Aug. 22-23. Automobilemuseum showcases excitin9 rides

he Auburn Cord Duesenberg Automobile Museum,a National Historic Landmark accredited by the American Alliance of Museums, welcomes visitors from more than 40 countries each year. Located in the original 1930s supports nonprofit educational headquarters of the Auburn programs. The sixth annual Au- Automobile Co. in Auburn, In- burn Cord Duesenberg Automo- diana, over 120 classic, antique, bile Museum Driving Experience vintage and special interest cars will take place on Aug. 22-23 at are displayed on three floors the Autobahn Country Club in alongside other automotive-re- Joliet. lated exhibits. "This event accommodates a "The Auburn Cord Duesen- wide variety of cars and drivers berg Automobile Museum has - from those who have never Visitors to the museum will see a variety of classic automobiles. put together a really fun and participated in a track event exciting calendar of events for to the experienced who have including science, technology, ship, craftsmanship, community, 2015," says Kendra Klink, the attended professional driving engineering, art, math and more. design, ingenuity, business savvy museum's chief operating officer. schools," Klink says. "This fund- "The students' experience and triumph," says Miller. "lt "This year is going to be an raising event invites participants is sometimes the first and only resulted in some of the most exciting one at the museum. to experience the unrestricted opportunity they have to visit a beautiful rolling sculptures." Not only is staff busy updat- enjoyment of an automobile and formal museum," Miller says. The museum is open from 10 ing our Raisbeck Engineering enjoy the camaraderie of others Events like the Driving Ex- am.- 7 p.m. Monday through Hall of Technology and placing who share a love for cars." perience and study trips help Friday and 10 am.- 5 p.m. Sat- touch-screen information kiosks The museum, according to the museum fulfill its mission to urday and Sunday, with last ad- throughout the museum to functions manager Alyssa Miller, preserve, interpret and create a mission ending one hour before enhance visitor experiences, but creates a family-friendly edu- passion for Auburn, Cord, and closing. Discounts are available we are also starting construction cational environment for each Duesen berg automobiles and for groups and banquet rentals. on our outdoor Education & visitor and has developed formal their heritage of innovation, influ- For more information about Exhibit Plaza to be completed by education study programs for ence, design, and competition. the museum or the Auburn September 2015." students in grades 1-12. Each of "The story told throughout Cord Duesenberg Automobile One of the most talked about the programs available for teach- the Auburn Cord Duesen berg Museum Driving Experience, call programs this year is the muse- ers meets Indiana academic Automobile Museum is one of 260-925-1444 or visit um's Driving Experience, which standards for study trips in areas history, entrepreneurship, leader- automobilemuseum.org.

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Special Advertising Section 23 chcagotribune.com/suburbs/advertising/summerfun I Testy treats for thesiununer

or kids and many adults as well, summertime isall about fun - and popcorn and candy go hand in hand.

The Popcorn Factory Store, treats will be introduced later 13970 W. Laurel Drive, Lake this spring. Forest, has all the special treats Area residents love stopping needed to enhance your sum- by the Popcorn Factory Store to

mer. Sandy McGonagle, store pick up treats for special occa- '4 manager, can help you select sions or just something to bring a host of goodies this sea- home for the family to snack on. son - from multiple flavors of "The Popcorn Factory Store popcorn to gourmet decorated ¡s an amazing gift to the Lake butter cookies, chocolate Rice Forest area and my family," Krispies treats, chips and salsa, says Lori Young, who was the chocolate pretzels and more. store's first customer back in 'We also have a popcorn 2008. "They have fantastic ball decorating kit, a yummy treats that can be used for activity for kids that's perfect all occasions. No matter your for parties," McGonagle says. budget, the Popcorn Factory The kit features eight of the Store has something for you." store's secret recipe popcorn Beth Dancy, another loyal Create your own popcorn ball characters using the Popcorn Ball balls and a palette of decorat- customer, agrees. "I really Decorating Kit. ing candies with Smarties, Mini enjoy shopping at the Popcorn Grahams, Tootsie Rolls, candy Factory Store," Dancy says. "This will be our third year amel, sea salt, almond pecan, corn, candy eyes, licorice "The products are always fresh going. We'll have a booth fea- and cinnamon. bridge mix and caramel corn. and displayed in an attractive turing a variety of treats - from If you're looking for some- The kit also includes two candy manner. I love the staff as they 10 different flavors of popcorn thing fun for Dad or Grandpa writing "glue" tubes. are friendly and to cookies, Rice on Father's Day, the Popcorn The Popcorn Factory Store helpful." The products ui Krispies Treats Factory Store's treats make the also will feature its Chicago The Popcorn alwaysfresh and and candy," Mc- perfect gift, too. style hot dog-flavored pop- Factory Store Gonagle says. Part of the 1-800-Flowers corn for the summer as well as features special displayed in an If you're send- Family of Brands, the Pop- special Major League Baseball Fun Days on the attractiue manner. ing your child to corn Factory franchise has popcorn tins featuring the Chi- second Friday and camp this year, been around for more than 30 cago White Sox and Chicago Saturday each loue the staff as don't forget to years, offering an impressive Cubs. Other special summer month from June they are friendly pick up camp collection of crowd-pleasing through August. treats at the gifts and great-tasting snacks, These events and help f Popcorn Factory McGonagle says. could include - Beth Dancy, Store. The Survival For more information, visit crafts, a giveaway, Loyal customer of Kit has everything the Facebook Page at a game or special The Popcorn Factory, your child needs Facebook .com/The Popcorn Lake Forest treats. to keep hap- FactoryStore or sign up to Also look for the store's py while at camp. The store receive text messages by tex- booth at the Lake County Fair also offers individual bags of ting T845 to 36000. at 1060 E. Peterson Road, popcorn in a variety of flavors A Survival Kit has everything your child needs to be happy at camp. Grayslake, July 29-Aug. 2. including butter, cheese, car-

24 Special Advertising Section I chicagotr ibune.com/suburbs/advertising/summerfun The Auburn Cord Duesenberg Automobile Museum is a National Historic Landmark located in the original 1930s international headquarters of the Auburn Automobile Company.

With over 120 classic, antique, vintage and special interest automobiles on display, many automobile history and ait enthusiasts call it a dieam destination.

Call or visit us online for details about hosting art event or booking a group tour at the Museum todayl Open Monday-Friday 10 am- 7pm Saturday and Sunday 10 am -5 pm Last adinision one hour before closing.

1600 South Wayne StreetE Auburn, Indiana 48706 (260) 926-1444 automobilemuseum.org Produced tu cooperstion with DeeIb County Visitors Bures nfo@automob1lemuseum. org chicagotribune.com/suburbs/advertising/summerfun Special Advertising Section 25 Wynonna Judd to headline FourthofJuly concert

n estimated 10,000 people are expected to descend on Deerpath Community Park ¡n Lake Forest this Fourth of July to hear Wynonna & The Big Noise. The five-time Grammy and we think this year will fireworks are part of winner and her band are eclipse last year." a full-day community expected to perform at 6 The foundation is no event that starts with the p.m. on the park's stage stranger to attracting big parade featuring about at 400 Hastings Road headliners for the July 1 50 floats at 10 am. in and play until the big Fourth festivities at Deer- neighboring Lake Bluff. fireworks show at 9:45 path Com- The gates p.m. lt's all part of the munity Park. 'Its the largest open for the 9th annual Festival and Last year, concert at Fireworks show courtesy they brought communit!j euen 5 p.m. The of the Friends of Lake in 10,000 in the citV for the fee is $15 Forest Parks and Recre- Maniacs and for residents ation Foundation and Big Head gear and it reaIIi of Lake Wynonna Judd sponsored by Lake Forest Todd and thehas become the Forest and Bank & Trust and Fields Monsters; Lake Bluff Milliman says the event Jackson Golf Classic and premier euent for Auto Group. two years and $20 for has a real "Ravinia feel" the Elawa Farm. "We're thrilled to have ago Dennis Lake ForesL" non-res- to it. The foundation also "Our primary sourc- Wynonna & The Big DeYoung, idents. offers a special dinner es of revenue are from Mark Milliman, Noise this year," says - formerly of president of the Friends Parking is and drinks package at individual contributions Mark Milliman, president Styx, per- of Lake Forest Parks and available $75 for adults, $25 for and fundraising events," of the Friends of Lake formed. They Recreation Foundation at nearby children, or a VIP family Milliman says. Forest Parks and Recre- also have Deerpath pass for two adults and The Frïends of Lake ation Foundation. showcased Rick Spring- School for $20 ($50 for four children for $250. Forest Parks and Recre- "lt's been a really field and Eddie Money in premier parking). "lt's the largest com- ation Foundation helps terrific event that keeps years past. Residents can bring munity event in the city build parks, make im- getting better and better The concert and picnic blankets and food. for the year and it really provements and expand has become the premier recreational activities and event for Lake Forest," has committed more than Milliman says. $550,000 of grants and All proceeds from the also provides scholar- event go to fund pro- ships. grams for the Lake Forest "A big part of the Parks and Recreation board's fundraising goes Department. to support families, spe- Since its inception in cifically children in need," 2000, the foundation has Milliman says. "We have raised more than $2 mil- helped more than 300 lion to support programs families, providing tens in Lake Forest such as of thousands of dollars the Wildlife Discovery ¡n program scholarships Center, the Lake Forest over the years." Sailing Program, Lake To purchase tickets for Forest Dance Academy, the Festival & Fireworks Kinderhaven Pre-School show and to learn more The Festival & Fireworks show at Deerpath Community Park on July Fourth is Lake Forest's Academy, the Festival & about the foundation, premier event of the year, attracting thousands of people. Fireworks show, the Fred visit FriendsLFPR.org.

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of Park Ridge's 37,000 residents take advantage of programs, special events and happenings that the Manypark district provides. Ample leisure and recreation opportunities, that promote health, weilness and enjoyment, have always been included in the Park Ridge Park District's overall ethos. The Park District offers hun- Center, swimming at the new dreds of classes, special events, Aquatic Center, or programs summer camps and programs at the Activity Center - there for residents of all ages and is something for all ages and abilities. Margaret Holler, the interests." district's manager of marketing and public relations, says that July 3rd Fireworks Celebration the below events and programs Friday, July 3 are not to be missed. Starting at 6:30 p.m. The Summer Family Carnival will be held at Hinkley Park in July. Maine East High School, 2601 Dempster St. Claim your spot early for the around the pond," says Holler. fireworks. Bring a picnic, relax "Fish our catch-and-release and enjoy a DJ and children's pond stocked with largemouth entertainment from 6:30-8 p.m. bass; head out to a shallow Live music entertainment begins sloping area of the pond and at 8 p.m. while you are waiting scoop your net into the water to for the fireworks to begin. This find snails, tadpoles and other Enjoy the water slides at the event is made possible through creatures that call our pond Centennial Aquatic Center. the collaboration of the Park Country Farm Fair will feature more home; and, for your young na- than 20 animals. Celebrate Centennial! Ridge Park District, City of Park ture lovers, the Park Ridge Park Saturday, June 6 Ridge and School District 207. lt's a day down on the farm in District offers a nature camp in 10 am-i p.m. Park Ridge. Pet cows, chickens addition to the traditional camp Centennial Park, Summer Family Carnival and goats in the petting zoo, options.,' loo s. Western Ave. 4-10p.m.,Thursday, July 23 which will feature more than 20 When we think of summer, we Celebrate Centennial! is your 4-10:30 p.m., Friday, July 24 animals, Head out on a hayride think of swimming. And there's chance to experience everything Noon-i 1p.m., Saturday, July 25 through Wildwood for just 50 no better to place to swim than Centennial Park has to offer. Noonl0 p.m., Sunday, July 26 cents, then saddle up on a pony at the new Centennial Aquatic A trackless train provided by Hinkley Park, 25 Busse Highway ride for $5. Center, featuring a zero-depth Bounce Houses R Us takes you The ultimate summer experi- "Everyone has a rootin' tootin' entry pool, water walk, body around the complex to explore ence takes place at the Summer good time at this event," says slides, an eight-lane lap pool, it all. Enjoy free admission to the Family Carnival thrilling rides Wildwood Nature Center su per- diving boards and tot pool. The Centennial Fitness Center, a pro- for all ages, games, delicious visor Jennifer Clauson, "Families Aquatic Center offers swim les- gram showcase at the Centenni- food and laughter. A perfor- can also play bingo, watch pig sons, a new swim team and fun al Activity Center, a Feel Good mance by 7th heaven goes from races and participate in fun con- events such as the Party on the free workout at 12:15 p.m. at the 7-8:30 p.m. Sunday. Wristbands tests like potato sack races, tug Fourth of July and the Summer Fitness Center, a family fitness are available for your best deal of war and a water balloon toss." Luau on Sunday, Aug. 9. circuit in the park, the Centennial on rides or you can purchase the "The Park District also offers Aquatic Center opening day and Mega Pass, which is good for the Facilities and programs a full range of programs, early the Sunny Saturday Duck Race at entire weekend. Get outdoors this summer and child through senior adult, 1 p.m. at the Aquatic Center. experience hiking, fishing and throughout the summer," says "Centennial Park is one of the Country Farm Fair nature exploration. The Wild- Holler. "Sports, dance, art, hubs of the Park District," says Saturday, Aug. 1 wood Nature Center is the best gymnastics, ice skating, golf Holler. "lt's your one-stop for Noon-3 p.m. place to do just that. lessons - there is something for recreation, whether you are look- Wildwood Nature Center, "Hike through the colors of everyone." ing for exercise at the Fitness 529 Forestview the prairie, down the trails and

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s f you were planning on having a big fireworks party in your lòw backyard this summer think again. LZ AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Fireworks are illegal to sell, purchase and use in the state of Illinois and that includes ones brought in from Indiana. Sunday, August 23, 2015 Illinois' Pyrotechnic Use Act says that everything is completely off limits except for sparklers, smoke and punk devices, snakes or glow 3.7 pm worm pellets, or non-fireworks noisemakers such as Party Poppers. Paulus Park, Lake Zurich "Prior to using these items, be sure to check your local jurisdic- tion's law and municipal codes regarding fireworks to ensure you are not breaking the law, " says Northbrook Fire Chief Jose Torres. Fill up on "Tastes" of Food and Beverages Torres says these rules and regulations are set in place to prevent injuries such as burns, cuts, lacerations and eye injuries. from Dozens of Local businesses "If you are going to use legal devices in your holiday celebration, keep the following in mind," says Torres. Enjoy Live Entertainment and Fun Family Obey all local laws regarding legal fireworks devices. Always read and follow the directions on the label of the Activities ¡n Beautiful Paulus Park on the materials being used. Shores of Lake Zurich Use goggles and gloves when lighting devices. Always have an adult present when handling and using the devices. Each $35 Tasting Ticket provides Never give, or let young children use these devices, not even sparkiers - which can reach temperatures of 1,200 F. "Tastes" from EVERY vendor Use legal devices in a safe outdoors area, away from houses, wooded areas and dry grass areas. (a $50 value) Do not ignite or use devices near flammable or combustible materials (near gasoline cans or trash areas). Have a 5 gallon bucket of water and/or a charged garden hose Tasting Tickets only available with nozzle nearby. Remain a safe distance away from sparks and heat. online prior to event Never reignite a device that does not light the first time or one Individual food tickets sold day that has been used. of event at entrance. Never carry firework devices in your pocket or on your person. Keep pets indoors or away when using devices. Never discharge devices in glass or metal containers. www.TasteoftheTowns.com Dispose of used and spent products by wetting thoroughly and placing in a metal trash can away from combustible materials. And, of course, in case of an emergency call 911 and let the oper- ator know you are reporting a fire or medical emergency regarding a firework device. If an accident does occur, after you dial 911 you may need to provide first aid. Torres suggests applying clean cold water immediately to burns; do not apply any ointments or salves. For cuts or lacerations, provide clean cold water, dry the area, apply a dressing and elevate or provide direct pressure to control bleeding. For eye injuries, rinse with clean water, cover with a dry clean dressing and don't remove impaled objects or particles from the eye - leave it to the professionals.

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JUNE 23, JULY 7 and 21, AUG. 4 build boats out of cardboard and CHILDREN'S CONCERT SERIES duct tape, race them and see who Viking Park Bandshell, 4374 Old wins. Pre-registration required. Luce? Grand Ave. What else you need to know: 10:30-11:15 am. Limited supplies available day of the What it is: Kids get hoppin' while event on a first-come, first-served the musicrockin'. basis. For more information, call IIill What else you need to know: Free 847-623-7788. admission, For more information, visit gurneeparkdistrict.com. AUG. 6-9 AUG GURNEE DAYS JUNE 25, JULY 9 and 23 Viking Park, 4374 Old Grand Ave. 28-30 SOUNDS OF SUMMER 10 a.m.-9:45 p.m. Thursday; 8 Do ,.own Skokie Viking Park Bandshell, 4374 Old am-lO p.m. Friday; 7 am-il p.m. Grand Ave. Saturday; 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday. 7 p.m. What it is: Four days of family fun F I 8:30 PM What it is: Outdoor music. with a bicycle rodeo, entertainment, What else you need to know: Free farmers market, Gurnee Idol, golf THE FABULOUS THUNDERBIRDS admission. For more information, tournament, rides, 10K race, baby OPENING BAND BEGINS AT 6:30 PM visit gurneeparkdistrict.com. contest, rib fest and eating contest, fireworks, pancake breakfast, AUG. 1 parade, car show, petting zoo, and 5 T 8:30PM YA GOTTA REGATTA pony rides. Hunt Club Park Aquatic Center, 900 What else you need to know: For N. Hunt Club Road more information, visit gurnee.il.us/ THE PSYCHEDELIC FURS SEVEN OPENING BANDS BEGIN AT 11:30 AM Noon-S p.m. gurnee_days. What it is: Families or businesses

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JULY 9-12 What it is: Live music, rides and ISLAND IN THE CITY FESTIVAL food. Sponsored by the Norridge 4631 N. Overhill Ave. Park District. 8-10 p.m. Thursday; 9-11 p.m. Fri- What else you need to know: For day; 1-11 p.m. Saturday; 1-10 p.m. more information, visit Sunday islandinthecity.com.

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MAY 31 FRIDAYS, JUNE 5-26, AND NORTH SHORE CLASSIC HALF SATURDAY, JULY 4 MARATHON AND 5k BITTER JESTER BATTLE OF THE Park Avenue and St. Johns BANDS TRIBUTOSAURUS AS THE CARS 7 am. Port Clinton Square, 600 CentraI Ave. What it is: Challenge yourself on 8:30 p.m. FIVE OPENING BANDS BEGIN AT NOON this course running through town. What it is: Bands complete for What else you need to know: For the right to call themselves Grand more details and to register, visit Championl Grand Finale concert www.BacklotBash.com northshoreclassic.com at Wolters Field just before the fireworks. What else you need to know: For CARNIVALSAT 5k RUN BINGO AUTO SHOW more information, visit MOVIES AT THE SKOKIE THEATRE bitterjester.com. CONTINUED ON PAGE 36 SUNDAY PANCAKE BREAKFAST & MUCH MORE!

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Park District's 28th annual Sounds of the Sum-which will also perform two St.; and Family Aquatic Center, mer Concert Series has something for everyone - fromother shows at 8 p.m. July 8 and 340 E. Palatine Road. The district Palatinethe ever-popular American English Beatles tribute band July 10. American English, one also provides swim lessons, and Billy Elton, to the Palatine Children's Chorus anda Band of the top Beatles tribute bands scuba lessons, water polo and a Called Catch. in the Midwest, will perform 8 host of other aquatic programs. p.m. June 12. Band Called Catch The district also offers families concerts at the Fred P. Hall Am- performs at 8 p.m. June 19 and Fore! plenty of ways to cool off in the phitheater, 262 E. Palatine Road; Billy Elton at 8 p.m. July 10. The 18-hole Palatine Golf water at its three aquatic cen- five Thursday evening concerts "lt really does run the gamut. Course, 512 W. Northwest ters, golf programs for children that make up the Towne Square We offer something for every- Highway, offers a wide range of and adults at the Palatine Hills Spotlight Series and feature local one," says Joan Scovic, the park programs including Skyhawks Golf Course, and a plethora of acts on the stage at 150 W. Pala- district's marketing manager. Golf Camp for children ages 5-9, other summer offerings. tine Road; as well as three Friday and a Ladies Only Golf Clinic for afternoon shows that are part of Euienjone into the pool $15 from 5:30-8 p.m. May 29. Sounds of summer the Friday Family Picnic Series, The district offers aquatic fun The district also is expanding The concert series features a also at Towne Square. from large slides and drop slides its golf programs for couples this variety of free live musical enter- The main stage concert series to waving areas for children at year from three to five. tainment June 10-Aug. 14. kicks off at 8 p.m. June 10 with Birchwood Pool, 435 W. Illinois For more information, visit There will be 10 main stage the Palatine Concert Band, Ave.; Eagle Pool, 1425 N. Oak palatineparks.org. u... ..F - '2O1 INTELLI ENTSIA Northwestern PAII[ STTLJVCUNG SRISCUP \1Me ici n V'STA wwJn1igentsiaCup.com HEALTH SYSTEM e ' JULY 17 Cr4erium Waukegan Bike Race Bever1iChicago 4 JUL 8 JULY 25, 2015 Su Venue TBA i PePai4g BII(E RII JULY 23, 2015% JULY19 Villow Springs/ IOamto8pm LAk'ÌLUFI, !L State Road Race Championships BOCE RACING llamto8pm BLOC1 PARTY JULY 23 Waukegan 4pm tI1 pm KillS HACE FREE Ages 4-11years old (see details to left) Block Party offers live music. family fun, food from JULY 24 local eateries and plenty of summer beverages BLOCK P Y4pmtollpm Elmhurst/Twilight Racing JULY25 Lake Blufi -.4 . First Midwest Ba (see details to right) JY26 hicagofFu1ton I' LJ CLASSIC JL. 3 4 El- pO' 0O* 10L lOE BA1'x N e._ & TRUST COMPAN\

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ake Zurich's summer calendar heats up as the Park and Recreation Department continues to enrich the quality of life for the community through fun events. "lt's vital to remember that we Movies in the Park, June-August exist as a department to serve - This event premiered last the community," says Bonnie summer and the department Caputo, recreation supervisor. hopes the open-air films will be "Whether it's through our staff, just as big a hit this season. Craft Beer Event is planned for October in Lake Zurich. Photo by ftick 5id! programs, parks, events or other services, our residents and their Fourth of July - This celebration positive relationships between "We are constantly looking for experiences always come first." at Pau lus Park is no newcomer to youth and the Lake Zurich Police community feedback and vol- the scene and always proves to Department. unteer assistance with all events ,Iake sure these events arc be a can't-miss event. and programs," says Caputo, on your calendar: Rock the Block, 5 p.m-midnight including the Craft Beer Event in Farmers Market, 3-7 p.m. Fridays, Chili Cook Off, Saturday, July 18 Saturday, Sept. 12 - Now in its October. For more information, June 12-Sept. 15 This has - This delicious event returns third year, this downtown event visit the Park and Recreation De- been a big hit. "Over 900 people as a result of resident feedback, will feature three live bands for partment section at lakezurich.org attended each week with more Caputo says. an evening of music, food and or call 847-438-5146 and request than 30 food vendors and chil- fun. Young partygoers will enjoy that a copy of the summer pro- dren's activities," Caputo says. Blue & You, Friday, Aug. 7 - A face painting and balloon art. gram brochure be mailed to you new event that will focus on so you don't miss a thing.

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CONTINUED FROM PAGE 33 AUG. 28-30 JULY 25 to Lake Bluff with intense racing in TASTE OF HIGHLAND PARK Lake Bluff Criterium and Block Party downtown Lake Bluff. The block JUNE 27-28 Port Clinton Square, 600 Central Downtown Lake Bluff party follows featuring food from FESTIVAL OF FINE ART Ave. 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Bike race local restaurants and music provided The Art Center of Highland Park, What it is: Held in conjunction with 4-1 1 p.m. block party by area talent. 1957 Sheridan Road the Port Clinton Art Festival Aug. What it is: The Intelligentsia Cup What you need to know: Visit 10 a.m.-5 p.m. 29-30, this weekend food, art and Prairie State Cycling series returns Lakebluffcriterium.com. What it is: Works created in ceram- music. A kids category lets budding ics, fiber, glass and more, plus family artists express their creativity, and activities, live entertainment and there are plenty of family activities. food. What else you need to know: Kick- RKE FOREST What else you need to know: off is 5 p.m. Friday, with entertain- JULY 4 AUG. 5 See art in the making at the live art ment on the Taste stage continuing FESTIVAL AND FIREWORKS LAKE FOREST DAY 5K FUN RUN demonstrations. all weekend. Free parking and Deerpath Community Park, 400 Deerpath Community Park, 400 admission. Hastings Road Hastings Road JULY 4 6-10 p.m. 7 am. FOURTH OF JULY What it is: Food, music and fireworks. What it5: 5K run/walk and a kids CELEBRATION What else you need to know: club with supervision and age-appro- What it is: Past events have includ- Admission is $15 for Lake Bluff/Lake priate events. All participants receive ed a children's bike and pet parade, Forest residents, $20 for nonresi- a souvenir T-shirt. Awards will be pre- Independence Day parade, Fourth dents. Paid parking. VIP tickets and sented to the top male and female Fest, concert and fireworks. Family VIP pack tickets available. Visit participants n each age group. What else you need to know: For cityoflakeforest.com/events/ What else you need to know: more information, visit cityhpil.com. festival-fireworks. Runners are strongly encouraged to pre-register at the Recreation Center. Zion Park District 2015 Concert in the Park Series S4fte Thursday evenings from June 18 thru July 30 at the Ltheview Fitness Center "'"' begtuning at 7:00pm at the Zion Park District Band Shel -" 700 Lakovit:w Rirkw,iy, Vrrui,ri Hill:. located immediately adjacent to the Leisure Center, vhparkdistrict.org 2400 Dowie Memorial Dr. Zion, IL Rids 5-12 years Adults 19+ Years June 18 Soda June 25 White Saddle Band Mighty July 2 FullScore Chamber Orchestra July 9 The New Invaders Triathlon July 16 West Side Winders July 23 R-Gang MAY 31 8am-l2vm July 30 Five Guys Named Moe 'pring SWIM 5-8 yrs .... 25 ya rds A day full of concerts, games, and fun activities in Shiloh Park! 9-12 yrs 50 ya rds Little League Mustang. Bronco and Pony All-Star Games 4th Annual Fishing Derby at Shiloh Lagoon (Near the Bridge( C, BIKE Pony Rides and Pettnig Zoo 5-8 yrs 1 mile Purchase an Annual Free Throw & Three Point Shooting Competition 9-12 yrs 2 miles Membership, get an 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament additional MONTH FRFF , Food Booths, Fun Fair Games, and Kiddie Rides ç RG Variety of Concerts 5-8yrs 1/2mile Spectacular Fireworks Display at 9:30p1-n! 9-l2yrs1 mile No Inititation Fee Sp onso red by the City of Zioni Unlimited Group Exercise Classes Indoor Pool, Steam Room, Sauna zîti A Family Tradition" f / ee includeS t-shirt, goody Personal Training FOR MORE INFORMATION bog, refreshments & owords. Gymnasium Lives CALL 847.746-5500 OR VISIT OUR WEBSITE eqistrotion beodlirw MAY 2 CoU for tour today' IEnrichingSince 1946 WWW.ZIONPARKDISTRICT.COM

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his is a special year for the Lake Zurich Area Chamber of Commerce as it celebrates its centennial.

Commemoration of the cham- advance for $35 allow attendees bers loo years will be the theme to receive a "taste" from every of the ninth annual Taste of the participating food and beverage Towns event 3-7 p.m. Sunday, vendor. There also will be live Aug. 23, at Paulus Park in Lake family entertainment and games Zurich. for the children. The YMCA will Taste of the Towns s the bring out its climbing wall and chamber's largest event of the Casten Auto Body will again be year. This year's Taste of the featuring its popular "Paint the Towns will feature up to 25 ven- Car" exhibit for children. dors from throughout the region A special part of this year's serving samples, or "tastes," of Taste will be the recreation of some of their signature fare. some of the games held at "The This year's Taste of the Towns hosted by the Lake Zurich Area Chamber of "lt's a family-focused event Grand Labor Day Celebration," Commerce will feature up to 25 food and beverage vendors and will be held that highlights our local food an event held by the Lake Zurich 3-7 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 23, at Paulus Park, 200 S. Rand Road, in Lake Zurich. and beverage establishments," Business Association 100 years says Dale Perrin, executive ago. were popular 100 years ago," to a hat-trimming contest for director of the Lake Zurich Area "Details are still being final- Perrin says. Some of these could men. Chamber of Commerce. ized, but we're planning to have include everything from a pig For more information, visit Menu booklets available ¡n some games and activities that chasing game and a rooster race tasteofthetowns.com. iu1 i (J?iPz/metycentí5c Antiquar &ç9 Q Lake Street X Atthques Gifts

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38 Special Advertising Section I chicagotribune.com/suburbs/advertising/summerfun [likE ZURICH JUNE 20 AUG. 23 ExperienceSummer COLOR VIBE 5K TASTE OF THE TOWNS Paulus Park, 200 S. Rand Road Paulus Park, 200 5. Rand Road with Palatine Park District 9 am. 3-7 p.m. What it is: Runners get decked What it is: Local restaurants, win- out in their brightest colors for this eries and breweries serve samples. event. Kids 1-12 register free with Live music on stage, with picnic and a paid adult. Stick around after the pavilion seating. race for the Color Party. What else you need to know: Pur- What else you need to know: chase a Tasting Menu for a sampling Save and sign up a team. For more from each vendor. The Tasting Menu information, visit thecolorvibe.com/ may be shared, but there is just one IIGOLF chicago.php. tasting per vendor, Bring your own chairs and blankets.

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MAY 31 Center Foundation. For more infor- CAR AND BIKE SHOW mation, visit libciviccenter.org SWIM Lambs Farm, 14245 Rockland Road 10 a.m.-3 p.m. JUNE 21 What it is: Third annual show for FATHER'S DAY BRUNCH car, truck and motorcycle lovers. Lambs Farm, 4245 Rockland Road Enjoy music, raffles and more. Prizes 10 am., noon and 2 p.m. awarded. What it is: Treat Dad to a feast on What else you need to know: his special day. Brunch is $24.95 for Event free for spectators. Registra- adults, $10.95 for ages 2-12, and tion for participants: $15 donation free for 23 months and younger. to Lambs Farm by May 28 or $20 at What else you need to know: Reser- the gate. For more information, visit vations advised; call 847-362-5050. . lambsfarm.org JUNE 24, JULY 15, AUG. 19 ENJOY FREE MUSIC IN PALATINE! JUNE 5, JULY 3, SEPT. 4 CAR FUN ON 21 Fred P. Hall Amphitheater Main Stage FIRST FRIDAYS ON MAIN STREET Church Street, downtown 7th Heaven e American English Downtown 6 to 9 p.m. Band Called Catch Billy Elton 6-9 p.m. What it is: Cars 25 years or older in Lance Lipinsky & The Lovers What it is: Stores stay open late mint condition line the street while a One Foot in the Groove with special events, music and re- band plays on. Palatine Concert Band freshments - or enjoy a meal at the What else you need to know: Own- Palatine Children's Chorus eclectic selection of eateries. ers are happy to answer questions Towne Square Friday Family Picnic Series What else you need to know: For about their beauties. Barefoot Hawaiians more information, call 847-680-0336 lstvan & His Imaginary BandMr. Myers or visit mainstreetlibertyville.org. JULY11 GARDEN WALK Towne Square Spotlight Series JUNE 18-21 Various locations Allegro Adult ChoirAudial Sunshine LIBERTYVILLE DAYS FESTIVAL 10 a.m-2 p.m. Harper College Jazz Lab Band Downtown What it is: Self-guided tour of private Musical Theater NightSummer Strings Orchestra What it is: This year's theme is gardens takes place rain or shine. "Festival of Heroes." Events include What else you need to know: Park Palatine Park District an arts and crafts fair, parade, car- Download map at gcicil.com. 250 E. Wood Street nival, food, entertainment and beer Palatine, IL 60067 garden. (847) 991-0333palatineparks.org What else you need to know: Event supports Libertyville Civic CONTINUED ON PAGE 40

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CONTINUED FROM PAGE 39 shops and restaurants serve up tasting portions of delectable goodies. JULY 10-12 What else you need to know: GREEK FEST Purchase tickets for $15 in Cook St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Park during the David Adler Festival Church, 1400 N. O'Plaine Road of the Arts. 11 am-li p.m. What it is: Greek fest features lamb AUG. 1-2 on a spit, shish kebabs, gyros and FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS spinach pie. Cook Park, downtown What else you need to know: 10 am-S p.m. Dont miss the chance to explore What t is: Presented by the David the fifth-century designed Byzantine Adler Music and Arts Center, this church. 35th annual event showcases works by more than 70 artists, while a AUG 1 youth display gives those 18 or MAINSWEET DESSERT WALK younger a chance to exhibit their Milwaukee Avenue, downtown talents. FARMERS MARKET Libertyville What else you need to know 1-4 p.m. Don't forget to have a snack and June 12- September25 @ Paulus Park What it is: Taking a walk has never enjoy some live music while you Every Friday, rain or shine, from 3-7pm. 25+ been more sweet. Participating browse the artwork. vendors, live music and chiidrens activities! LINCOLNSHIRE MAY 25 and fireworks. MEMORIAL DAY CEREMONY What else you need to know: For Spring Lake Park, 49 Oxford Drive more information, visit 10a.m. lincolnshirecommunity.org. What it is: The village turns out 4TH OF JULY CELEBRATiON for this annual remembrance of its AUG. 15-16 veterans LINCOLNSHIRE ART FESTIVAL July 4 @ Paulus Park What else you need to know: For Village Green, Milwaukee Avenue Fireworks, food and beer tent, live music, new more information, call 847-913-2363 and Olde Half Day Road inflatables, kids games, rides and swimmin s! or visit village.lincolnshire.il.us. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. What it is: Juried artists offer fine art JULY 3-4 and crafts in a variety of media, plus RED, WHITE & BOOM - ADVEN- live music, food - and activities for TURE IN LINCOLNSHIRE kids, including an art scavenger hunt Spring Lake Park, 49 Oxford Drive and spin art. What it is: Live entertainment, food What else you need to know ROCKTH BLOCK and beer tent, carnival games, clas- Festival-goers can contribute to a sic car show, pancake feast, 5K run, mural on-site. For more information, September 12 @ Downtown Lake Zuri ch Fourth of July parade, Cardboard visit amdurproductions.com/ Boat Regatta, zip lining, pony rides, lincolnshire-art-festival/. Rock, dance and dine in downtown Lake Zurich from Spm-Midnight! a t LINCOLN WOOD

MAY 25 What else you need to know: For MEMORIAL DAY PARADE AND more information, visit incolnwoodil.org. FESTIVITIES Village of Lake Zurich Corner of Cicero and Pratt avenues JUNE 4-JULY 30 70 East Main Street, Lake Zurich, 1160047 Find us 10:20 am. SUMMER CONCERT SERIES (847) 438-5141 lakeZurickorg/events IIFacebook What it is: Come honor our nation's Next to Proesel Family Aquatic heroes. Center, 7055 Kostner Ave.

40 Special Advertising Section chicagotribune.com/suburbs/advertising/summerfun ffHjjii LINCOLN WOOD (mntinue1) MORTON 6-8:30 p.m. drinks are also available for GROUF JUNE 6 What it is: Entertainment What its: On Thursday purchase at the concession CRAFT BEER FESTIVAL and classic cars. Travel back evenings, the Lincoinwood stand. For a complete lineup JULY 2-4 Time IBA in time surrounded by pre- Summer Concert Series of- of bands and activities, MORTON GROVE DAYS Tighthead Brewery Parking 1977 automobiles. fers a variety of free musical check out recreation.lwd.org Harrar Park, 6250 Dempster Lot, 161 N. Archer Ave. What else you need to entertainment and fun free or call 847-677-9740. 4-11 p.m. Thursday and Fri- What it is: Fourth annual know: Bring your appetite family activities. High- day; 2:30-9:45 p.m. Saturday beer fest invites other local - there's food, too. lights of the series include AUG. 6 What it is: Three-day breweries to offer samples Chicago's premier party MOVIE IN THE PARK - holiday celebration with of their craft brews. Also JULY 2-5 band, Final Say on June 25 "BACK TO THE FUTURE" carnival rides, food court, live music, food. Tickets are COMMUNITY DAYS and top tribute band ABBA Centennial Park, 6801 McCor- beer garden, parade and $35 in advance, $40 day Hawley Street Salute on July 9. mick Blvd. fireworks finale. of the event, and include a What it is: Four days filled What else you need to 8:30 p.m. What else you need to souvenir glass. with music, food, a car show, know: Free bingo and activ- What it is: Head out to the know: Parade kicks off 2:30 What else you need to carnival and family activities. ities for kids begin at 6 p.m. park for a free movie under p.m. Saturday at Dempster know: Designated driver What else you need to and the concerts follow at 7 the stars. The family-friendly and Central. tickets available. For more know: The parade on July p.m. Proesel Park features movie on the big screen will information, call 847-970- 5 starts at 2 p.m. and goes an open green space with a begin at dusk. 9174 or visit tighthead- down Hawley Street from grove of trees that shades What else you need to brewing.com/munde- the Village Hall to the high the lawn in front of the mu- know: The movie will begin lein-craft-beer-festival. school. For more informa- sic tent during the evening. at 8:30 p.m. and end at tion, call 847-949-3223. Picnic tables are available. approximately 10:30 p.m. 2ND WEDNESDAYS, JUNE Lawn chairs, blankets and Bring blankets, lawn chairs, 10-SEPT. 9 picnic baskets are encour- food and non-alcoholic re- PARK ON PARK CRUISE aged for attendees to enjoy freshments. For more infor- NIGHT a meal and non-alcoholic mation, visit recreation.lwd. 469 N. Seymour Ave. refreshments. Food and org or call 847-677-9740. 6-9 p.m. CONT/NUED ON PAGE 42

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WWW.: d' For Coupons. Special JUNE 6 JULY 4 Also Available: BIKE NILES FOURTH OF JULY PARADE AND Gemini Junior High School parking CELEBRATION p Seeds Peat Moss Topsoil Mushroom Compost lot, 8955 N. Greenwood Notre Dame College Prep Potting Soil Organic & Natural Products Garden Soil tor Fertilizing 9 am-noon to Grennan Heights Park Veggie Mio Gift Certificates What it is: Last year's event offered 9a.m. 797 Waveland Ave. 847-662-7303 three bike courses based on age What it is: The parade begins at I Block East of Rt. 41,1/2 Block North of Grand Ave. and experience, plus entertainment, Notre Dame, 7655 W. Dempster, MAY/JUNE: M-F 9-8:00 What else you need to know: This and winds down at Grennan Heights MAY/JUNE: SAT. 9-5:00SUN. 9-4:00 GRullo AIttloR year, Nues unveils its first marked Park, 8255 N. Oketo Ave. where bike path. For more information, call the park district will have plenty of 847-967-6633 or visit niles-parks.org. festivities to mark the holiday. What else you need to know The parade features bands from across the country, as well as local groups. For more information, call 847-967-6633 or visit niles-parks.org.

JULY 9-12 ISLAND IN THE CITY FESTIVAL 4631 N. Overhill Ave., Harwood Heights 8-10 p.m. Thursday; 9-11 p.m. Friday; 1-11 p.m. Saturday; 1-10 p.m. Sunday What it is: Musical lineup of terrific bands, rides and food make this one of the best summer festivals around. Sponsored by the Norridge Park District. Live Your Most Vibrant What else you need to know: Complete entertainment schedule at islandinthecity.com. MEADOW RIDGELife At Meadow Ridge Enloya desirable Northbrook location. impeccable finishes and maintenance IIORTHBROOI( tree living in an exclusive gated community situated on 40 quiet acres. JUNE 5 is the sixth year for this event, which

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Sign up for the 3rd Annual LLV 1IICONDR Chamber of Commerce Mud Run! JUNE 25-28 nda, wine tasting, tie-dye tent, car 12 obstacles---the Shoe Monster, WAUCONDA FEST show, 5K/lOK race, Texas Hold 'em. Swamp, Sewer Falls and more-- to Cook Park, 600 N. Main St. What else you need to know:The tease, tempt and even humiliate! Lone warriors, merry teams of 5-10 p.m. Thursday; 5 p.m-midnight $3 admission fee good for all four challengers or families who love Friday; noon-midnight Saturday; days. For more information, visit thrills and spills are welcome! noon-9 p.m. Sunday waucondaparks.org/wauconda-fest. What it is: Rides, Taste of Wauco-

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The nvite list: Hosts Chuck and Diane Douglas and Christopher Keogh .olebrated with guests, who interacted with an albino Burmese python and lilac-crowned Amazon parrot before enjoying dinner by Calihari Catering and dancing by the band Dr. Bombay. Motorola Solu- tions CEO Greg Brown was honored for leadership in science education and. later, master of ceremonies Anne Thompson led an interview with Daniel Bennett, principal of St. Sylvester School.

The bottom line: The signature ball broke tundraising records, raising "The $1.85 million in support of the mu- Ball is a nightwe seum's science education initiatives. forward to each y Anna Schapiro never know what people or Lisa Schenkman and Robin Splash was the media sponsor of this liveanimalsforthatma « Goolsbee Omid Bañuelos, event. The Sun-Times Foundation you'll run into!" - Na Ellen Yiadom Hoover and Phil and the chicago Community Trust MuseumBoardof Trust Nevels Matt Means, Beth will match every do/lar donated to Chair Susan D. Whiting' Kronfeld, Marc Cerone and Nick the Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum Trakas Co-chair Priscilla Ker- Lip to a total of $25.000. Up to sten and Ellee Pal Hong Vivek $1.000 can be matched per ind,vidua/ and Shalini Reddy Prachand with donation. Dawn Shapiro Brian Packer, Lee Hart and Stephanie Ross PHOTOS BY JASMIN SHAH

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The scene: The Four Eleanor Nicholson, The bottom line: The Seasons Hotel Chica- the celebration kicked benefit raised a record go (120 E. Delaware) off with a congratula- $725,000 for its pro- lit upas High Jump tory video from Mayor gram. which provides 1. The scene at the Butterfly Ball 2 Peggy Notebaert, donors donned glow- Rahm Emanuel. Later, free academic enrich- Sue Smilie and Rosemary Jones 'Co-chairs Dianne in-the-dark bracelets keynote sijeakr Ellen ment to Junior high and Chuck Douglas 4. Susan D. Whiting and Greg in support of the orga- Yiadom Hoover, an school students of Brown. Co-chair Christopher Keogh and Ellen-Blair nization at its sold-out associate at Vedder diverse backgrounds. Chube. Brian Wolft, Daniel Kirk, Kristin Barnette 25th anniversary bash. Price, spoke about Chiara Mi/iou/is and Chicago Police Superintendent Garry McCarthy The invite list: Hosted High Jump's support RE ESSEH-nP«\SH by honorary chair and during her move here Splash was the media High Jump co-founder from Ghana. sponsor of this event.

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Furniture - Dining room IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY. ILLINOIS COUNTY DEPART- Drivers Thomasville cherry table w 2 MENT - CHANCERY DIVISION General Health Care Customer Service leaves, 6 chairs, 2-piece china THE BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON F/K/A THE BANK OF NEW YORK. LOCAL cabinet w glass doors, drawers, AS TRUSTEE FOR THE CERTIFICATEI'IOLOERS OF CWABS, INC , ASSET- CDL A ORWERS Announcements Representative/Ware- and lighting. Excellent condition. BACKED CERTIFICATES. SERIES 2007-3 iT'S ALL HERE! $160i708'308-O3Sd Plaintrif, house Associate EXCELLENT PAY Work Monday Vira Friday The New Haven Companies. Furniture - King size spring I-LOA MARKUS. MORTGAGE ELOCTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, Dental Assistant Incis looking tor a Customer HOME WEEKENDS. mattress 6 bed - $100. LivIng Motorcycles Wantedf- Cash INC , COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS. INC. OSA AMERICA'S WHOLESALE AUCTiON - COMMERCIAL REAL Service Representative Iareets COMPREHENSIVE BENEFITS 6 rm sofa - $10f), loveseat - S80 PaidReasonable, All Makes LENDER, 8854 LAMON AVENUE, SKOKIE, ILLINOIS CONDOMINIUM AS- ESTATE AUCTION ONLINE ONLY - Orthodonticdentalassistant customers, input ordern. rental 401K 2 chairs - 525 ea coffee table - Will l'ick Up 16301 660-0571 SOCIATION. UNKNOWN OWNERS ANO NONRECORD CLAIMANTS PARIS, IL Ends Monday, May 25th needed for pleasant dental of- billing, puce! spreadsheets, an- Plus a $1,500 00 Sign On $100. 2 tables - t40 ea, S sofa Defendants 2pm 3-Unit income producing fices in Barrington 6 Park Ridge swers phones, experience with Bonus" table - $50 630-468-1934 REAL ESTATE FOR 09 CH 047316 commercialproperty,approx area. Experience a must Ap- moving products. Warehousing Chicagoland Pick Up & Delis- 5854 LAMON AVENUE UNIT BiN SKOKIE, IL 60077 4536sf, built in 2006. recently prov 30 hrsfwk 847-381-014B and d,str,but,on experience pre- ely! 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RENT NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to evpernence reqThe Custom LawnEquipment - Snow updated/remodeled w terreni Prefer someone who has blower 21, self propelled a ludgrllent of Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above cause on hallsrealestate riet supervrsor experience and who Companies,, 317 W Lake Street, risme,, lawn edger, lawn March 19, 2015, av agent for The Ludicial Sales CorporatIon. wrIl at 217-213-7010 Help Wanted Full is organized and detailed orient- Northlake, IL 60164 EmaiL trimmer, Shrub trimmer $100 lo 30 AM on June 22, 2015 at The Judicral Sales Corporation, One Time ed Front counter help and then Ireallwantthislob1@cuxtomco total. 847-741-3458 lElginI South Wacker Drive - 24th IVoor, CHICAGO, IL 60606, sell at public can go into warehouse and pull com Fax 708-615-8806 auction lo the hIghest bidder, as set forth below the following de- AUCTiON - LAKE FRONT HOME an Order when needed lMust be Leaf Blower - Echo PB SOOHT scribed real estate' Commonly knows as 8854 LA4ON AVENIJE'lJNIT PARIS. IL ONLINE ONLY AUCTION' able to lift 50 IbsI power blower New, never been Residential for Rent eiN, SKOKIE, IL 60077 Property index No. 10-16-428-023-1001. The 3600 s. ft4 bedroom, 3 batIr used. 5275. Lawn mower Ariens real estate is improved w,tfl a residence Sale terms- 25% down of on 2 5 +1- Acres 130 Blue Heron Ability to work well w,ttr direct Drivers 21, rear bagger Kohier courage the highest bid by certified funds at the close of the sale payable to Rd. hallsrealestate.nel Construction Project and indirect customers. in per- X17 $125. 219962-3927 The Judicial Sales Corporation No third party checks WIll be accepted 217213-7010 Mana:er son and over the phone Must Local company is looking for Aur/Nap lBd lbth Indry 1g yard The balance, including the lududial sale fee for Abandoned Resident!aI trave various competer expel,- drrverstotransportrailroad To Sell- Rooks, Newspapers walk to school shop bus 5725/ Property Municipality Relief Fund, which is calculated on residential Commercial General Contractor encevlExcel.word.Outlook crews up to a 200 mrle radius real estafe at the rate of $1 for each $1,000 or traction thereof of the AUCTION - FARMLAND ONLINE seeking ,ndivrdual with enperr and will work on proprietary Comics,Pulpy.Puzzles, and mo secaok 970-331-2357 i ONLY AUCTION!Ends Monda 1rpm Bensenvrlle. Mustlive amount paid by the purchaser not to exceed $300. in certified funds/ much more. Starting S 500 B ence only nr commercial interior systemi wrth,n 20 miles of Bensenville, or wire transfer, is due within twenty-four 1241 hours. No fee shall be lune 15th 4pm Farmland 6 1 piece 219-464-9479 - Burbank Deluse. newly decoraS office build outs Must have ev- be 21 years or older, and a pry- add by the mortgagee acquIring the residential real estafe pursuant i ./- AcresS */-tillable glue pernence in pr-oleO cOOrdinldtIOn ed, 2BR, large balcony, heat md, JOB REQUIREMENTS employment drug screen/DOT to Its dredir bid affIrm Sale or by arty mortgagee, ludgment creditor or Heron Rd - ParIs, IL wmw directingpersonnel,material . Warehousing and distribution Estate Sales $900. Brki Owod 708-305-4516 hrallsrealestate net 217-213 physical no required. A company other Irenot acquiring the residential real estate whose rights in and to ordering, oir site project man- euperience preferred. vehicle is provided. paid training, 1010 agement running prolects from the residential real estate arose prior to the sale The subledt property . Prefer somonte who is orga- and benefits. No special license Chicago Heights No deposit 1, is sublect to general real estate taxes, special assessments, or special start to linioh GOod communi- nizeri and detaIled orrented isneeded.Compensation is 2 6 3 Bedrooms $600-$800 Sec BOATS THE BOAT DOCK We taxes levied against said real estate and io offered for saly without cation skills Full benefits Please . Need someone who can work 510 50 per hour. Apply onlrne at 'A FAB SUCCESSFUL SALE 8 0k 708-300-5020 any representation as to quality or quantity of title and wrthout re- Buy R Consign Used Boats' 217- send revumes tu resinmelvOsku atthefront counter helping .renzenberger.com 793-7300 theboatdock.com comcast ner - "When You Want The Rest course to Plaintiff and in "AS ISconditron. The sale is further subject custorrTeru and then can go into PHYLLIS REIFMAN Dolton28D apt, no pets, te- to confirmation by the court Upon payment mn full of the amount bid. warehouse and pull an order Trio House Sales the purchaser wIll receive a Certihcate of Sale that will entitle the CAMPERS - Colrnans By- We nents pay electric only. private whip,, needed 347-432-3770 parking, washer/dryer on preen- purchaser to a deed to the real estate after confirmation of the Sale buy/conshgnr used Campers . Must be able to lift 50 lbs Drivers se, $500mo 708-889-6726 The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no & Rus! 217-7B7-8653 veiW APARTMENT FOR . Must be able to work well with representation as to the condItion of the property Prospective bidders coln,ansrv corn AuctIons direct and indirect customers. in NEWSPAPER DELIVERY are admonished to check the court file to verify all information lt this RENT? person and over the phone Hiring Morning newspaper delis- Gary property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at the tore- The search begins . Must have various computer ery in the Illinois/Indiana areas. Remodeled 3 or 4 BR house, closure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assessments and experience (Excel. Word, Micro Must be 18 years of age, have Sec B 0k. S775 219-577-3501 the legal fees required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS heref Many Soft Outlooki will also work on a valrd driver's license and an UBe Onsite & Webcast Public 605/9Igllll and Ig)dl. if this property is a condominium unit which is proprietary systerri insured vehicle. Aaction - ECO-TEcH PLASTICS Gary West part ora common Interest community, the purchaser of the unit at the apartment and home Call 708-342-5649 Leave your Burlington, WI on Muy 28th 4 BR, carpeted, ceiling fans. foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the assessments Peotone Country Flea Market - hunters check the The New Haven Companies. Inc. name, phone number and town WRAM Featuring Complete window treatments. 5675/ required by The Condominium PropertyAct, 765 ILCS 605/18,Slg-Tl IF Saturday May 23. 6AM-7PM New Haver, MOvrng Equipmentl you reside in or Email Ocreede Protile Evtrusion mastic Lumber mo+SD. 708752-3060 YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR IHOMEOWNERI YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO Held outside at Festone Will Classifieds before 1290 E Thorndale Ave. chicagotrrbune com Mfgr. & Plastic Recycling Facility REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTEIS ENTRY OF AN ORDER OF County Fair Grounds Sellers $20 looking for o new Elk Grove village, ii 601X17-6749 inctuding 1121 Extrusion Lines tO POSSESSION IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-1701(C) OF THE IL- per vehicle Free buyer admis- 6, Grinders to 1seHI Material House For Rent 3 SR 1 BA. 5329 W 3rd Ave, Gary, IN $650/mo LINOIS MOR1'GAGE FORECLOSURE LAW Vox will need a photo identifi- sion 708-997 0245 place to live. Human Resources will be onsite Handling Equip.. Forklifts. Shop cation Issued by a government agency Idriver's license, passport, etc.l Friday May 12015 thru Friday Mechanic s Support Equip. $650 sec dep 630-205-1024 in Order to Bain entry into our building and the foreclosure sale room Advertise your rental May 8. 2015 f'rom 9 am to 4 pm Personals & Prayers 0iesel Mechanics mn Cook County and the same identitication for sales held at other unifs with us to get a to interview on site Call Cincinnati Industrial Near Downtown Natter-ville county venues where The Judicial Sales Corporation conducts foresto- Trailer Mechanics Auctioneers at 513-241-9701 or We Pay For Euper,ence!ii 2BR/2BA, Gar. Firepl, Jacquzzi, sure sales For information, examIne the court file or contact Plaintiff's lump on the Prefer applicant to have Mov- w.c,a-auction corn S1250/mo,SD, 630-B54-9982 Outstanding Benehts! attorney. CODILIS 6 ASSOCIATES. P.C.. rSWO3O NORTH FRONTAGE competition! Call ing/Storage/Corrugated back- ROAD, SUITE 100, 8URR RIDGE. 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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUNTY DEPART- NIles Township H.S. Distnct e Village of Skokte IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNT't ILLINOIS COUNTY DEPART- MENT - CHANCERY DIVISION 219 Bus Trailer & Fuel Island Notice to Bidders COUNTY, ILLINOIS MENT - CHANCERY DIVISION GREEN TREE SERVICING LLC 8A'x'VIEW LOAN SERVICING, LLC Bid Notice ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS The Village ot Skokie is now ac COUNTY DEPARTMENT, CHAN Plaintift. Plaintiff. BIDRELEASEet cepting seated BIDS for CERY DIViSION Sealed bids will be received by WELLS FARGO BANK. NA. AS SANUTA CHUCHRO, MACIEJ dUMA, CITIBANK, NA fAYYA SLAVUTSKAYA AIX/A MAYA SLAVUTSKAYA. OLGA GUREVICH IHC ConstrucTion Companies, Garage Door Expansion Fire Sta- TRUSTEE FOR FIRST FRANKLIN Defendants A/K/A OLGA PEGAR, MAWEY GUREVICH A/K/A MATNEY GUREVICH, LLC, for the Niles Townrship High non alo MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST MORT- 11 CH 44550 8908 LACROSSE CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION. PETR PEgAR, BORIS School District 8219 on June GAGE PASSTHROUGH ÓERTIFI 6445 NORTH KIMBALL AVENUE Lincolowood. IL 60712 NUDELMAN. UNKNOWN OWNERS AND NON-RECORD CLAIMANTS 4, 2015 at t:00 PM presailin Notice is hereby given that the NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NOITCE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to CATES SERIES 2I)4-FF7. Defendants LEGAL NOTICE time at the Fbles Township Hig Village of Skokie willreceive PIaintif a Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above cause on 12 CH 40869 CITY OF PARK RIDGE School District Offices for the BIDS at 5127 Oakton Street. March t3, 2015, an agent for The Isdicial Sales Corporation, will at 8908 LA CROSSE AVENUE UNIT 2N SKOKIE. IL 60077 INVITATION TO BID Bus Trailer & Fuel island Skokie, Illinois 60077 Attention V 1030 AM on lune 16. 2015 at The Judicial Sales Corporation, One NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to TREE MAINTENANCE SERVICE Lump Sum Bid Proposals will Michael Ateksrc,Purchasing South Wacker Drive - 24thloor. CHICAGO, IL ABDUL KAREEM KHAN AJ1(JA 60606, sell at public a ludgment of Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above cause on PW-FY 16-OB be received until tIre scheduled Agent untilli 00 a m local ABDUL KAREEM, LATEEFA KHAN auction to the highest bidder, as set forth below, the following de- March 25. 2015, an agent for The Judicial Sales Corporution. will at The City xl Park Ridge will re- time of closing 15e receipt of time on Tuesday. June 9, 20t5 A/K/A LATEEFA B KHAN A/K/A scribed real estateCommonly known as 6445 NORTH KIMBALL AV to 30 AM on June 26. 2015, at The judicial Sales Corporation. One ceive sealed bid proposals for bids, and then will be publicly LATTEEFA KHAN; HEALTH CARE ENUE. Lincolnwood, IL 60712 Property Indes No 10-35-422-059-0000. South Wacker Deve - 24th Floor, CHICAGO IL, 60606. seIl at public asc- TREE MAINTENANCE SERVICE. opened at that time for Bid Re- A mandatory site visit will be ASSOCIATES CREDIT UNION, TIre real estate is improved with a two story. single family home with tion to the highest bidder. as set forth below the following described Section NO 16-110000-01-GM. in lease el. The Trade Packages held at 10:00 am. on Thursday. STERLING, INC no garage. Sale terms- 25% down of the highest bid by certified funds real estate: Commonly known as 8908 LA CIIOSSE AVENUE UNIT 2N. accordance with Specifications included are: May 28, 2015 at 560km Fire Sta- Defendants at the close of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales Corporation. No SKOKIE, IL 60077 Property Indes No. 10-16-422-060-1004. The real es- TFade Package 33a- Site Uslilies tion to. 7424 N/es Center Road, third party checks will be accepted. The balance, including the Jsdicial and Contract Documents No tate is improved with a 2 story multi-unit building with no garage Sale PW-FY16-08. Bids shall be submitted onibe- Skokie, IL. lOCH 15709 sale fee for Abandoned Residential Property Municipality Relief Fund. terms. 25% down of the highest bid by certified funds at tIle close fore the specified closing lime in Property Address9301 LOCK- wHich is calcslated on residential real estate at the rate of $1 for each of the sate payable to The J'udicial Sales Corporation. Np third party a sealed envelope addressed to. Bidders will be required to cer- WOOD AVENUE SKOKIE, IL 60077 si_000 or fraction thereof of the amount paid by the purchaser not to Bid documents, including gen- checks will tie accepted. The balance, including the Iudicial sale fee eralconditions. statement of Mr. Eric Trimberger sty that for all work to be per- NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE exceed $300. in certified funds/or wire transfer, is due within twenty- for Abandoned Residential Property Municipality Relief Fund, which is work. and forms, may be ob- Niles Township H S. Dislrict e formed pursuant to the Contract Shapiro Kreismar, & Assoc file four 124) hours No fee shall be paid by the mortgagee acquiring the calculated on residential real estate at the rate of Si for each S 1,000 tamed at Park Ridge City Hall. 219 Documents. at least the prevail- 10-036808 residential real estafe pursuant to its credit bid at the sale or by any or fraction thereof of the amount paid by the purchaser not to esceed 7700 Gross Point Rd ng rate of wages as found (It s advised that interested par- ist Floor Cashier, 505 Butler mortgagee. Iudgment creddor. or other Iienor acquiring the residential S300. in certified funds/or wire transfer. is due within tWenty.four 124 Place. Park Ridge, IL or online at Skokie, 5 60077 and determined by the Illinois lles Consult Witt-) theIr real esfate whose ngtds in and to the residential real estate arose hours. No fee shall be paid by the mortgagee acquiring the residentia B Envelopes shosld be clearly Department of LabOr for Cook own aoorneys before bIdding at prior to the sale, The sublect property is sublect to general real es- wew.parkridge.ss. A deposit for real estate pursuant to its credit bid at the sale or by any mortgagee, the documents is not required marked, sealed Bid" and list the county will be paid to all work- mortgage foreclosure sales I fate taxes, special assessments, or special tases levied against said ludgment creditor, or other lienor acquiring the residential real estate Trade Package Number ers and employees employed PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given real estate and is offered for sale without any representation as to whose rights in and to the residential real estate arose prior to the All general questions regardin The Board ofhducation reserves and working on the protect. that pursuant to a Judgment of quality or quantity of title and without recourse to Plaintiff and in AS sale The subject property is subJect to general real estate taxes, spe- lhixl.egal Notice and all detalle the right to reject any or all bids Foreclosure entered on April is" condition. The sate is further sllb)hCt to conhrmation by the court. cial assessments, or special taxes levied against said real estate and or parts thereof. or waive any ir- A copy of the proposal can be t 2015. KaIlen Realty Sersices, Upon payment in fsll of the amount bid, tRe purchaser will receive a is offered for sale without any representationas to quality or quantity questions concerning the actual qualificationsdocumentshall regularities or informalitreo, and obtained by visiting wwwskok- Inc. as Selling Official will at Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser fo a deed to the real of ti8e and without recosrse to Plaintiff and in AS IS" condition The be directed to Mr Jim McGuire. to make an award that in the ie.org.Click on Vilage Depart- 12:iO p.m on luly 2. 2015. at estate after confirmation of the sale The properly will NOT be open for sale is further subject to confirmation by the court Upon payment in Procurement Officer, in writing Board's opinion is in the best meWs, Purchasing, Bids K RFP's 205 W Randolph Street. Suite inspection and plaintiff makes no representation as to the condition of full of the amount bid, the purchaser wrIt receive a Certificate of Sale or e-mail ro Jmcguire@parkridge. interest of the District. to download a copy Proposals 1020. ChiCago,Illinois,sellat the property Prospective bidders are admonished to check the court that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real estafe after conhr- us, no less IhanTive (SI business Bid security in tIre form of a bid can also be obtained from the public auctiOn to the highest file to verify all information. If this property is a condominium unit, the mation of the sale The property will NOT be open for inspection and bond, certified check, or cash in Villageof SkokiePurchasing bidder for cash, as set forth be- days priortothe scheduled purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee. plaintiff makes no representation as ro the condition of the property. opening date an amount equal to lo percent Office at the address shown low, the following described real shall pay the assessments and the legal fees required by The Condo- Prospective bidders are admonished to check the court tile to verity of the total bid amount shall be abose. property minium Properly Act, 765 ILCS 6O5f9IgJl1l and 123(41. lt this property is all information If this property is a condominium snit, the purchaser 01 The bid opening edIl be held submitted with the bid Should a Commonly known as 9301 Lock- a condominium unit which is part of a common interest communi the unit at the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee. shall pay the os Tuesday June 4. 20t5 at bid bond be submitted, the bid Any bid Or proposal submitted wood Avenue, Skokie, IL 60077 the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mo - assessments and the legal fees required by The Condominium Proper- bond shall be payable lo the unsealed, unsigned, tax trans- Permanert Indes No 10.00am CS1 al Park Ridge City 10-16- gages shall pay the assessments restuired byThe Condominium Pro - ty Act, 765 ILCS 60S/hlgJ{1) and (gI(4). If this property is a condominium Hall, at which time all bids will Board of Education, Niles Town- missionsorreceived suJbse- 119-056 drfSi Act. 765 ILCS 605/la 5W-11 IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR IHOM - unit which is part of a common interest community. the purchaser of ship High School Dittnct e 219 quent to the aforementioned The mortgaged real estateis OWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 be publicly opened and read. All the unit at the foreclosure sale Other than a mortgagee shall pay the bids must be received prior to All bidders must comply with date and time will be dinquali- improved with a dwelllng The DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE assessments required by The Condominium ProperTy Act, 765 ILCS the date and time shown abose. applicable Illinois Law requiring fied and returned lo the bidder property will NOT be open for WITH SECTiON 15-1701(C) OF THE ILliNOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE 605/1B.SIg-11, IF YOU AiSE THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), YOU the payment of prevailing wag TIre Village of Skokie reserves inspectIon Bids transmitted by facsimile LAW. Vos will need a photo identificatron issued by a government I-fAVE THC'RIGHT TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER EN- IfaxI Will COt be accepted es by all Contractors Working the right to relect any and all The udgrnent -amount was agency Idrivers license. passport. etc-1 in order fo gain entry into our TRY OF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION. IN ACCORDANCE WiTH SECTION on public works Bidders mus') bids or parts thereof, to waive S 442,869 63. Sale terms for building and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the same 15-17011Cl OF THE ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW You will comply with the Illinois Statuto- any irregularities or informali- non-parties 10% of successful Bids must be submittedin a identification for sales held at other county senues wfrere The Judicial need a photo identification issued by a government agency (driver's sealed envelope marked in the Iv requirements regarding labor. ties in bidding procedures and bid immediately at conclusion Sales Corporation conducts foreclosure sales. For information: Visit licenne, passport. etc.) in order to gain entry into our building and the lower left hand corner including Equal Employoient Op to award the contract in a man- of auction, balance by 12:30 our webstfe at service.attv-pierce.com between the hours of 3 and 5 forecloosre sale room in Cook County and the sorne identification for Exr(tunity Laws Ter best serving the interest of pm the nest business day, both DO NOT OPEN - pm PIERCE & ASSOCIATES. Plaintiff's Attorneys One North Dearborn sales held at other county venues where The Judicial Sales Corpora- TREE MAINTENANCE SERVICE The successful bidder will be the Village by cashier's checks and no re- Street Suite 1300. CHICAGO, IL 60602 Tel No I12) 476-5500 Please hon conducts foreclosure sales. For information: Visit our webSite at PWFY160B - required to furnish insurance funds The sale shail be sublect refer to hie number PA0921735. THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION BID OPENING service.atty-pierce.com between the hours of 3 and 5 pm PIERCE June 4, 2015 -10.00AM CST equal lo or greater than the Skokie VilIwieHallisafully to general real estate taxes, spe- One South Wacker Drive 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 606064650 l32l 236- & ASSOCIATES Plaintiff's Attorneys One North Dearborn Street Suite specified amounts and coTdi accessiblebuilding Persons ciat taxes, special assessments, SALE You can also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at wwwtJsc.com Address the bid to Mr. Jim Mc- 1300, CHICAGO, IL 60602. Tel No. )á12( 476-5500. Please refer to file Outre.ProcurementOfficer, tions and a Payment & Petiot requiring assistance Should con- special taxes leered, and supe- for a 7 day status report of pending sales. PIERCE & ASSOCIATES One nsmber PA1126109. THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION One South mance Bond, The cost of these tract the Purchasing Office at rior liens, if any The property is North Dearborn Street Suite 1300 CHICAGO, IL 60602 13121 476-5500 City of Park Ridge, 505 Butter Wacker Drise, 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 1312) 236-SALE You pta09 Park Ridge, IL 60068 items will be incisded in each 847'933'8240 or 1TY'673-9330 offered 'as is,with no express Attorney File NO PA0921735 ATtorney Code 91220 Case Number- 11 can also visit The Judicial Saies Cornoration at www.tisc com for a 7 5/2i/T15 3290740 bidder's proposal or implied warranties and with- CH 44550 lisCa: 3h-4280 day status report of pending sales. FiERCE & ASSOCIATES Ose North BiddingDocumentsanli be Michael Aleksic out any representation as to 1655563 Dearborn Street Suite 1300tHICAGO IL 60602 13121 476-5500 Attor- available fromNC Construc- Purchasing Agenr the quality of title or recourse 5/7, 5/14. 6 5/21/2015 3253866 ney File No. PA1126109 Attorney Code. 91220 Case Number: 12 CH tion Company. 1500 Esecutive Village of Skolrie to PlaintiffProspective bidders 40869 TJSCR 35-4930 Drive, Elgin, fi. 60123 Contact 5/21715 3299075 are admonished to review the 656968 Tina McAlpin O tmcalpiniaihc- court file to verify all informa- 5/21, 5/28. 6/4/2015 3291505 conStruction.com tion and to view auction wIes at Bidders who receive plans from kallerrrscom IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY. ILLINOIS COUNTY DEPART- sersices such as Dodge or Reed For information Sale Clerk. MENT - CHANCERY DIVISION must contact IHC Construction Shapiro Kreisman & Associates, TAYLOR BEAN & WHITAKER MORTGAGE CORPORATION Companies fo gel proper bid LLC, Attorney e42168, 2121 Pfainuff, formsand addenda Waukegan Road, Suite 301, Ban- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Cook Questions should be addressed nockburn, Illinois 60015, (847) County Illinois, County Depart- in writing via email to IHC Con- ment, lhancery Derision IYONG EtUI CHON, JOHN H. SCHMIEGEL UNKNOWN OWNERS AND 291-1717, between 100 pm. NONRECORD CLAIMANTS Defendants struction Companies, LLC; and 300 pm weekdays only IP Morgan Chase Bank National Attn: Tom Carraco, tcarranoe 652374 Association ohm Bank One, N.A. 13 CH 027554 7069 N KILPATRICK AVENUE LINCOLNW000. IL 60712 ihcconstrucsion com orSean 5/21, 5/28. 6/4/2015 3291472 Plaintiff. GasIslI, sgaskilloi)rcconslwc. vs NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NOtiCE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above cause on son.coni. Questions submitted Adora M. Santiago, IP Morgan less thanone week prior to the Chase Bank, N A., The Village of March 11, 2015. an agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will at 10:30 AM on June 15, 2015, at The Judicial Sales Corporation. One bid opening cannot be corisid- Skokie, Unknown Owners and aced. Non-Record Claimants South Wacker Drive - 24th Floor. CHICAGO IL. 60606, seIl at public auc- lion to the highest bidder. as set forth below. the following described End of section 00030 Detendants 5/21/15 3286530 12 CH 266ó1 real estate-Commonly known us 7069 N. KILPATRICK AVENUE. LINCOL- Sheriffs R 150121 NWOOD. IL 60712 Property indes No. 10-34-lOB-037 The real estate PUBUC NOTICE IS Sell Your F131EXI147FT CHOH is improved with a single family residence. Sale terms 25% down of HEREBY Pursuant to a Iudgmerlt made the highest bid by cerfihed funds at the close of the sale payable to GIVEN THAT sealed bids for tIre and entered by said Court in the The Judicial Sales Corporation No third party checks will be accepted purchase andinstallationof Stuff in the above entitled cause. Thomas I. The balance, including the Jsdicial sale tee tor Abandoned Residential shade strucrureo for the Proesel Dart, Sheriff of Cook County, il- Property Municipality Relief Fund, which is calculated on residential Park Family Aquatic Center, Io' knort, will on lune 15. 2015. at real estareat the rate of Si for each 51,000 or fraction thereof of the cated at 7055 Kostner AsesaR Classifieds! rpm in room 1L06 of the Richard amount paid by the purchaser not to exceed 5300. in certitied funds/ LincolnwoOd, Illinois 60712. will I Datey Center, SO West Wash- or wire transfer, is due within twenty-four 124) hours. No fee shall be be received by the Village of ington Street, Chicago, Illinois. paid by the mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant Lincolnwood untilto oo A M vetIat public auction thefol- to its credit bid atthe sale or by any mortgagee, ludgnlent creditor or CS.T on Thursday. June 4. 2Ol Iswrng described premises and other lienor acquiring the residenhal real estafe whose rights in and to at the Lincolnwood Village Hall the residential real estate arose prior to the sale The subject property Council Chambers located at real estate mentioned inseid ladgment is Sublect to general real estate taxes. special assessments. or Special 6900 N Lincoln Avenue, Lincol- Common Address: a935 Craw- saxes levied against said real estate and is offered for sale without nwood, Illinois 60712 at which fordAvenue,Skokie. Illinois any representation as to qaality or quantity of title and without re- time they will be opened and 60076 course to Plaintiff and in "AS IS condition. The sale is further subJect read. Bids received after such PI N tE-14-300-054-0000 to confirmation by the court. Upon payment in full of the amount bid, time will be returned unopened. Improvements This prop- the purchaser will receive a Certihcate of Sale that mdl entitle the Electronic bid packets will be erty consists of a Single Family purchaser to a deed to the real estate after confirmation of the sale available beginning on Thursday, Home. The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no May 21. 2015 by contacting the Sale shall be under the following representation as tu the condition of the property Prospective bidders Village Of Lincolnwood at 847I are admonished to check the çourt file to verify all information. If this 677-9740. The Village reserves terms payment of not less than the right to relect any or all fado ten percent llO%l of the amount property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the snit at the fore- of the successful and highest closure sale, other than a mortgagee. shall pay the assessments and and to waive any irregularities bid to be paid to the Sheriff the legal fees required by The Condominium Property Act. 765 ILCS and informalities Prevailing by cashier's check or certified 605/9Çgl(tl and IgI(4(. If this property is a condominium unit which is wage rates are required as per part ora common interest community. the psrchaser of the unit at the the Illinois Prevailing Wage Act lindo at the sale. and the full The rates shall be the most cur- remainirinbalance to be paid to foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the assessments tIre Sheriff by cashier's check or recuired by The Condominium Properly Act, 765 ILCS 60S/1B.S(g-1). IF rent prevailing wage rates for certified funds wrthin twenty- YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER). YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO work completed in Cook County four 241 hOurs after the sale REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER OF Illinois. Please State clearly on all Sale Shall be sublect to general POSSESSION IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-17011Cl OF Ti-fE IL- sealed bid packages the words taxes, special assessmenTs LINOIS MORtGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW YOU Will need a photo identifi- 'SHADE STRUCTURE BlD' and Premise will NOT be open for cahon issued by u government agency Idriver's license, passport. etc.I address the bid packages ro inspection in order to gain entry into our buildingand the foreclosure sale room Chris Stachewicz. Superinlen- in Cook County and the same identification for sales held at other dent of Parks and Facilities. Forinformation,contactthe Parks and Recreation Depart- sales department, FREED- county venues where The Judicial Sales Corporation conducts foreclo- MAN ANSELMO LINDBERG lIC. sure sales. For information examine the court file or contact Plaintiff's ment'. 1771 w Diehi Road. Suite 120. attorney COOILIS & ASSÓCIATES, PC.. 1SWO3O NORTH FRONTAGE 5/21/2015 3294124 ROAD. SUITE 100, BURR RIDGE, IL 60527, (6301 794-9576 Please refer NAPERVILLE, IL60563, 16301 453-6960 FOr bidding irrstruc- to file number 14-12-10205. It-lE JUOICIAL SALES CORPORATION One CAR OWNERS tions, visir wfal-iIIinois.com South Wacker Drive 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 13121 236-SALE YOU can also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at Pleaserefertofilenumber wtlsc.com for FIND A REPAIRMAN F13100147 CHOH a 7 das status report of pending sales CODILIS & ASSOCIATES, PC. Do YOUneedyour Readers will motor This is an attempt to collect a 1SWO3EI NORTH fRONTAGE ROAD. SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE. IL 60527 debt pursuant to the Fair Debt 16301 794-5300 Attorney File No 14-12-10205 Attorney ARDC NO. house pointed, yard to your classified CollectionPracticesActand 00468002 Attorney Code. 21762 Case Number: 13 CH 027554 TJSCC. mowedorgutters automobile ad. Visit any information obtained will be 35-4882 NOTE- Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, you used for that psrpose are advised that Plaintiff's attorney is deemed to be a debt collector cleaned? Check auf ploceonad. 650912 attempting ro collect a debt and any information obtained will be used 5/7, 5/14, & 5/21/2015 for that purpose. our Service Directory tribunesuburbs,com 3253289 1654777 in the classifieds. 5/7, 5/14, & 5/21/2015 3253460 or call 866-399-0537. 4 Legal Notices LT!lIfI1.r4- L'T1.L'r3i.i3. Ir1Er;3lD(3. Public Hearings Pubflc Hearings Storage - Legal

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON NOR WOOD LEGAL NOTICE CITY OF PARK TOWNSHIP STREET LIGHTING DISTRICT SUPERvISOR'S STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL AFFAIRS TOWN FUND LEGAL NOTICE LifeStorageof Montclarewill PARK RIDGE INVITATION TO BUDGET AND APPROPRIATION ORDINANCE I Thomas Lupo, Supervisor of Norw000 Park Township, Cook County, hold a Public Sale to enforce a BID 2015 2016 SIDEWALK Notice is hereby giverr tlrat a Public Hearing on the Tentative Budget Illinois, being duly sworn, depose and say ihat Ehe following statement NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON lien imposed on seid property, REPLACEMENT PROGRAM and Appropiiatioe Ordiirance for the Norwood ParkTownship Street is a correct report for the fiscal year beginning April 1, 2014, and end- THE PROPOSED BUDGET FOR THE as described below, pursuant to PWFV1607 Lighting District, in the County of Cook, State of Illinois, for the fis- ing March 31, 2015 VILLAGE OF NORRIDGE the Illinois Self-Service Storage The City o Park Ridge will re- cal year beginning June 1, 2015 ending May 31, 2016 wll be held at NOTICE is hereby given by the Village of Norridge that a public hearing Facility Act. celve sealed bid Troposais for the Town l-1311, 1833 West Lawrence Avenue, Norridge, Illinois for the BEGINNING BALANCE, APRIL 1, 2014 1,198,876 TS will be held on Wednesday, lune 10, 201 5 at 6:00 P.M at the Nornidge Illinois Code 770-ILCS 9517 on or the 201S 2016 SIDEWALK RE- General Town Fund. Village Hall, 4000 North Olcott Avenue, Norndge, Illinois, to discuss the after Wednesday, June 12,2015. PLACEMENT PROGRAMSec- REVENUES proposed budget for tIre fiscal year May 1. 2015 to April 30, 2016 Location.LifeStorage of Mont- fronNo 16-OOOOO-01-fM, ir, This Public Hearing wrIl be held on Fiiday, May 29, 2015, ato 30 pm Property Tax 463.841 91 clare,at6603 W Diverse accoriance wifir Specificatrons Replacement Tax 23.738 34 BUDGET SUMMARY AveChicago,Illinois6070 and Contract Documents No Final action will be taken on the aforementioned Budget and Appro- interest Income 255.62 17731237-3030 PW-FY1607 Thefirstyear's priation Ordinances after the Public Hearing on Friday, May 29, 201S. Miscellaneous Income 150.001 GENERAL GOVERNMENT s 2,691,44878 Management reserves the right work consists of remossrrg and POLiCE DEPARTMENT s 7,595,820.26 to withdraw any unit from the replacing 17,500 square feet Citizens atTending this hearing have the right to provide written and TOTAL REVENUES. 487,785.87 STREET DEPARTMENT S 2,106,541 15 sale The çontents of the below of 5" tRick existing concrete oral comments and to ask queshons regarding the Tentative Budget VILlAGE PROPERTIES S 2,126,719.11 spaces will be sold at a public sidewalk, 5,O sivare feet of EXPENDITURES GARBAGE DEPARTMENT s 1,145,000.00 sale for casti or credit cardlt 6' thick existing concrete side- NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN hereby that said Tentative Budget arnO Ap- Administration 371,6,060 there is no market value or no walk, 100 linealteet of existing propriation Ordinances will be on file and conveniently available to Assensor 14, 680 1 WATER DEPARTMENT s 3,859,381.23 bids received, the goods will be concrete curb and gstter, 160 public inspection at 7833 west Lawrence Avenue, Norridge, Ilirnois, Audit disposed. square feet of detechble warn- from and after 7 00 o'clock p.m May 12, 2015. Insurance TOTAL CORPORATE $15,665,529.30 Registered or Motor Vehicles are ntiles, and 800 square feet of Il. Municipal RetIrement TOTAL WATER s 3,859,381,23 sold 'AS IS i Parts Only" no titles 6' thick driveway reptacerirent Following is a Tentative Budget Summary for said fiscal year Social Security TOTAL MOTOR FUEL TAX APPRPTN s 720,00000 or registration A completion date of October Special Programs 273,305.95 TOTAL WIRELESS 91 T FUND s 110,000.00 23. 2015 is specified forthe ESTIMATED RECEIPTS Safety Program TOTAL AMOUNT TO BE LEVIED s 1,075,000.00 Tenant Name Unit Number work for the 2015 program and Funds available at beginning of fiscal year $56,587 16 Collector TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $21,429,910.53 Marilyn DRoss A111B October 21, 2016 for The 2016 TOTAL EXPENDITURES 659.59251 Robin McLendon A2104 l)rogram Tases to be received during fiscal year 14,80600 Complete budget is available for inspection at the Norridge Village Adrain Santana 82116 ENDING BALANCE, MARCH 31, 2015 1,027,069.51 Hall, 4000 NOrth Olcott Avenue, Ne-sage, lllinoiu. Angelo Hunt 82156 Bid documents, including gen- Interest on invested funds S 7000 Maria Momir 51106 i eralconditions, xtatemenf of TOTAL FUNDS $72,14316 The amount of tas levied preceding year 478.9T1 92 All residents st the Village are invited to attend and contribute their lohnlan 51119 work, and forms, may be ob- The amount of property sas collecfed 463,841 91 suggeshons on this subiect. loseVazquez 81132 tamed at Park Ridge City Hall, ESTIMATED APPROPRIAtiONS AND EXPENDITURES Ruby villareals 81151 ist Floor Cashier, SOS Butler DISTRICT FUND S49,T50.00 The Supervisor shall, within 30 days before the annual town meeting, Debra J Budnik, Ainraris Roman ST 156 Place, Park Ridge, IL or online at prepare and tile this report with the Township Clerk. Village Clerk Katherine Olivo 52121 parkridge&is A deposit for DATED the 12th day of May, 2015 SylvraCArroyo 82176 the documents is not required Subscribed and sworn to tITiS 10th day of April, 2015 PUBLISHED Err, me this 21st day of May 2015 in the Pioneer Pressi Carlos R Garcia C1102 Norridge and Harwsod Heights News ShavorrWatts Chu All general questions regardirr ISIGNED)/S/ TI-lOMAS LUPO Debra J. Budnik, Village Clvii LUZLOpeZ C1b21 thisLegal Notice and all Ohtaile Lrry Othdki- District 'Thustee Supervisor 5i21i15 3298170 Antsnietfe Garza Cl 167 questions concerning the actual 05/21/2015 3292452 Tylteesha Christmas C2159 Cash Disbursements qualifications documentshall PUBUC NOTICE LEGAI NOTICE OF PUBLIC Laura Horwitz C216b be directed to Mr Irm McGuire, If you live n Niles Township and APARTMENT FOR HEARING Margarita Polo 02210 Procurement Officer,irr writing APARTMENT FOR Salaries 234,930.00 Skokie Plan Commission Thurs- 5/21', 5/28/15 3297632 have a child in grades K-8 who Administration 30,41.22 or e-mail to nlcguireeparkridge. ishome-schooled orattends RENT? day, lune 18, 2015, village of us. no lens tllanYive IS) business a private school and you are RENT? Contractual 378,245.40 Skokie,5127OaktonStreet, days priorto the scheduled Commodities 1,285.38 The search begins Skokie,Illinois 60077. at 7.30 AUTOMOTIVE concerned about their edsca- The search begins Assessor operorig date tional growth and development, 14,680.51 here! Many P.M . to consider the following please contact Nues Township heref Many S 659,592.51 The bid opening wrIl be held District foi Salaries. Under $10,000 -L. Rogawski, M Shulda apartment and home 2015-23F - Special Use Permit. Special Education, apartment and homo $10,000 to $30.000 -P. Alongr, 13. Kamt, T Lupo, A. Nasca on tuesday, lune 9,2015 at Tarin Kendrick Executive Direc- hunters check the - 9651 Gross Point Road 10:00am CST at Park Ridge City R Secco, S. Wyda D Stefanowicz Andrnar Holdings, Increquests tor, PH 84i-965-9040, 8701 hunters check the 530,000 to sos.oáo - j. Elgenvss, S. Scollard Hall, at which time all bids writ Menant, Morton Grove, IL 60053 Classifieds before a special use permit (pr a child Antiques/Classics & be publicly opened and read All 5/21/15 3285926 Classifieds befare Total S 234,930.013 day care not in a residence at bids rrlust be received prior to looking far a new 9651 Gross Point Road in a 82 Equipment looking for a new Town Fund:NCPERS-384 00FICA-18926 22, IMRF-14S8B.85 Leus the date and time shown above place to live. place ta live. Commercial Zoning district and Bids transmitted by facsimile A PA RTM E NT FOR employee conf 15061 191, IDE-4t8.34, Parkway Bank-42 00, any relret discovered during the Ifaol wrIt not be accepted Advertise your rental ADP-T830 28, IL CountIes Risk Mgmt Trust-1009800, AT&T-639 28, Advertise your rental review of this case Avaya-389. 28, Çomcast-4416 02. Cbmmonweaith Edison-3478 08, units with us to get a PIN 10-10-309-046-0000 Bids must be subrrsttedirr a RENT? units with us to get a Nicor-2087 62, Village of Norridge-476.40, USPS-490.00,Pioneer Press- 1966 Corvette Stingray Tuxedo sealed envelope rrrarked in the The search begins iump on the 120.04,Sun Times Media-462.40,chicagO Tribune Media Group-13558 iump on the 2015-24P - Special Use Per- black, Onginal nwner w! docs, lower left hand corner IS Printing-885 00. Paul Draniczarek Ltd-4500,00, Catherine Santoro. competition! Call mil. 3340 Oakton Street Low miles,327 Isoh, All original DO NOT OPEN - here! Many competition! 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She used to ask mately out ofthe body, test, why not see a doctor for water every time she through sweat (which also who specialized in such felt thirsty, but I guess she regulates body tempera- things? It wasn't until I has sipped enough juice ture) and urine. Without was shopping for a new boxes to recognize that it adequate hydration, the physician (after my OB- tastes pretty darn good. colon pulls water from GYN reacted with hostility stools, resulting in waste She isn't picky; any sort KAZUHIPO TANDA/GETrV over my decision to opt out will do. Even the green backup and constipation. of mammography) that I juice I make at home at- Water also helps digest considered selecting a tracts her eye, but although Tiy a glass or food by making saliva, family doctor instead. it is higher in nutrients moistening the digestive There's nothing inher- DAN DALTON/CAIA IMAGE than a typical juice box, I two of water tract and facilitating the ently wrong with going to A study showed that primary-care doctors address a still don't want her to re- absorption ofnutrients into the cells. When we are jn obstetrician-gynecolo- broader range of health issues thanOB-GYNs. place her daily intake of instead of Advil gist for routine preventive water with juice. hydrated, we gain more visits; these doctors are try, there's an idea that American College of Ob- The American Heart for a headache; nutrition from food. trained to provide such you'll get a better value stetricians and Gynecolo- Association recommends Now, you might be services. But a recent study from a specialist," she said. gists, said that's OK. OB- that children consume no it mig*t be all thinldng, "Juice still has suggests that women who But family physicians are GYNs are trained to deliver more than 12 grains of you need. plenty ofwater in it, so choose an OB-GYN as trained to provide compre- more than just Pap tests, added sugur a day. One cup doesn't it have the same their primary physician hensive care spanning she said. ofapplejuice has 24 grams benefits?" But don't be may miss out on more- multiple realms. One study found that ofsugai twice the daily fooled into thinking that comprehensive care. An OB-GYN is primed nearly half of obstetrician- allotted amount Unlike child needs. For ages 9 to your child is getting Donna Cohen, a family to focus on your reproduc- gynecologists considered whole fruit, juice lacks 13, the recommendation enough water from the physician and associate tive system and may be less themselves primary-care fiber, quickly releasing jumps to about 9 cups for processed drinks she loves. director of the family prac- attuned to other aspects of providers. sugar into the bloodstream, girls and 10 for boys. Sugar-laden drinks can tice residency at Lancaster your health, said Robert "We do provide a large causing a blood sugar rise "A mere 2 percent drop slow the absorption of General Health in Penn- Wergin, president of the spectrum ofservices' Levy and a resulting drop. Not in the body's water supply water into the blood- sylvania, and her colleague American Academy of said. "We know a patient's an ideal scenario for a can trigger signs of de- stream, and caffeinated, Andrew Coco analyzed Family Physicians. Going background, her children, child's mood, energy level, hydration such as fuzzy salty or sugary drinks usu- information from two large to a gynecologist for your her worldview." blood sugar or pancreas. memory, daytime fatigue, ally increase the amount of data sets containing in- regular checkup is sort of The college has issued Coinciding with my trouble with math and water a child needs instead formation on patient visits. like going to a tire shop to guidelines for what it calls daughter's interest in juice, difficulty focusing on small of actually satisfying her The researchers evaluat-get your car checked out well-woman visits, and my boys are indignant that print;' Raymond Schep thirst. ed Z882 records of doctor he said. Primary-care these include notjust Pap many oftheir friends drink writes in "Eat Right for Now you appreciate why visits for preventive gyne- doctors, on the other hand, tests but also cholesterol soda and Gatorade regular- Life." These are side effects I am ending my daughter's cologic visits that occurred are trained to assess health screenings and immuniza- 'y. Sorry, boys, not going to we do not want our kids to relationship with juice from 1999 to 2008. About in an all-inclusive way. tions. happen. Our bodies need experience at school. before it has the chance to 81 percent of these visits Family doctors learn to Yes, Cohen's study water. Plain, been-around- When we become dehy- blossom. And why I am were made to an obstetri- deliver services ranging found that women were for-billions-of-years, un- drated, our cells shrink like encouraging her to stay cian-gynecologist the rest from routine heart disease more likely to receive sweetened, unflavored, a prune, making our brains faithful to water. involved a primary-care and diabetes care to Pap nongynecologic diagnoses crystal-clear water. and bodies sluggish, doctor Some ideas for your doctor. tests and even obstetrics, during a preventive care Next to air, water is the and researcher Fereydoon child: The analysis revealed Cohen said. visit at a family physician most essential element to Batmanghelidj writes in . Send her to school with a that primary-care physi- Many women don't than at the OB-GYN's our survival. It is necessary "Your Body's Many Cries water bottle. cians were nearly 2'/z know that a family physi- office, but that doesn't for the proper function of for Water." No wonder we u Send her to every sports times as likely as OB-GYNs cian can provide birth mean the specialists are every cell in the body, and it can develop headaches, gaine and practice with a to address such problems control, Pap tests and otheroverlooking these health makes up more than two- muscle cramps and foggy water bottle instead of a as mental health issues, women's health care, Co- problems, Levy said. The thirds ofthe body's weight brains. Try a glass or two of sports drink. metabolic conditions and hen said. study wasn't designed to The Academy of Nutrition water instead ofAdvil for . Give her a colorful straw; circulatory, respirator Cohen's study found detect differences between and Dietetics recommends that next headache: it kids seem to enjoy drinking digestive and skin diseases that the vast majority of women who see an OB- children ages 4 to 8 get 5/ might be all you need. with one. Perhaps the during a preventive gyne- women see an OB-GYN for GYN for care and those cups a day, though exercise Imagine how much straw will help increase her cologic visit. their annual visit, and who see a family doctor. level, climate, medications slower blood travels to the water intake. The results didn't sur- Barbara Levy, vice presi- and other factors can affect organs and cells when it is prise Cohen. "In this coun- dent of health policy at the Aschwanden is a freelancer. how much a particular thicker. Your heart has to Seidenberg is a freelance writer. FOOD Batterup yourwaffles 3refreshing twistson a with buckwheat flour traditional gin and tonic BY ELLIE KRIEGER The Washington Post

Despite its name, buckwheat is not a form of wheat at all. It is a seed in the rhubarb and sorrel family, not a grain, botanically speaking. But because it is eaten like a grain and is rich in fiber, B vitamins and antioxidants like one, it is fair to call it a whole grain. A gluten-free one at that. I grew up adoring it in the form of kasha toasted buckwheat groats that my grandma would toss with browned onions and bow-tie pasta to make kasha varnishkes. But I have also come to love the nutty depth of flavor it imparts to breakfast foods such as pancakes and muffins made with buckwheat flour. These waffles are a case in point. Here, the more intense flavor of buckwheat is balanced with milder whole-wheat flour or, to keep the dish gluten-free, brown rice flour. Ground flaxseed adds another layer of texture and nutrition. Buttermilk and a little health- E. JASON WAMBSGANS/TRIBUNE NEWSPAPERS; LISA SCHUMACHER/ STYLING ful oil ensure the waffles turn out From left: Dog Day Afternoon goes scarlet with Apero!. The Second Wind subs curacao as tender as they are hearty and and coffee liqueur for tonic and lime, and the cucumber rosemary picks up fresh notes. nutty-tasting. A topping of fresh berries and a drizzle of pure BY LAURA Levy and tonic recipe shown maple syrup seal the deal for an DEB LINDSEY/FOR THE WASHINGTON POST SHATKIN Gin and tonic here as a formula to adapt: In these waffles, the flavor of buckwheat is bal- enticing way to start the day. Thbune Newspapers ounces gin anced with milder whole-wheat flour, while ground 3 Dog Day Afternoon: ounces tonic water Krieger is a freelance writer. flaxseed adds a layer of texture and nutrition. I can't think ofany drink 4 Mark Brinker at Barrel- that shouts spring louder 2teaspoons freshly house Flat in Chicago mix- than a tall, icy gin and squeezed lime juice, es it up with St. George tonic. The classic G&T gets plus a wedge Botanivore Gin, adding a Whole-grain buckwheat waffles tweaked regularly by the Load ice cubes into a half-ounce ofAperol (a new array ofgin styles, chilled highball (tall) glass. bitter Italian aperitif) then rising interest in artisan Add gin, tonic then lime. replacing the lime with a Prep:15minutesCook: 3-5minutes per batch Makes:4servings (4 large round everything and the wave Stir and enjoy. fèw sliced strawberries. waffles or2square waffles) ofhomemade tonic waters 3/4cup buckwheat flour 11/2cups low-fat buttermIlk and syrups. The Second Wind: Brink- 3/4cup whole-wheat or brown rice 3tablespoons canola or safflower oil A former warm-weather adds a refreshing twist er's spicier, smoother ver- flour 2tablespoons maple syrup, plus more staple, the G&T is moving with CH Distillery's Key sion, The Second Wind, 2tablespoons ground flaxseed for serving toward the cerebral as Gin, a citrus-forward Key uses Letherbee Gin, plus a 1/4 bartenders and mixologists lime-infused spirit along half-ounce curacao and a 1 teaspoons baking powder i large egg impose their creative with house-made tonic few drops ofcoffee liqueur, 1/2teaspoon baking soda i teaspoon vanilla twists, whether it's fruity, infused with cinchona in lieu ofthe lime and tonic. 1/4teaspoon salt i cup fresh berries spicy or simply using a gin bark, bay leaves, fennel Heat a waffle iron. Whisk together the buckwheat flour, whole-wheat or brown rice of choice. seed, zest of grapefruit, Cucumber rosemary: 1flour, flaxseed, baking powder, baking soda and salt in a mixing bowl. Whisk together The basic four ingredi- lemon, lime, and orange One ofmy personal favor- the buttermilk, oil, maple syrup, egg and vanilla in a separate bowl. Pour the buttermilk ents - gin, tonic, lime and and raw sugar. ites is a cucumber rosemary mixture into the flour mixture, stirringjust enough to incorporate. ice - still create the drink's You may not be inter- variation. Simply add three foundation, for the most ested in hunting down cucumber slices and a sprig Grease the waffle iron with cooking oil spray; ladle on batter, close the lid and cook part cinchona bark to make ofrosemary to a glass, mud- 2according to the manufacturer's directions. Repeat with the remaining batter, Serve Daniel Casteel, mixol- your own tonic, but you die briefly, then continue topped with the berries and drizzled with additional maple syrup. ogist at Labriola Ristorante can jump on the G&T with the classic recipe. NutritIon information per serving:360calories, 15 g fat, 2 g saturated fat, 50 mg & Cafe in Chicago, keeps bandwagon with these cholesterol,49g carbohydrates,12g protein,580mg sodium.9g fiber the buildingblocks but twists. Use the classic gin Shatkin is afreelance writer. 32 FOOD Wantagood gluten-free spaghetti?

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Add cooked greens and pulse smoke, still buzzing with new- several times to make a nice deep-green filling. What a kick scopters. The big cleanup had Brush: Set i sheet filo dough on a work surface Whether mixing up margaritas or dwindled to neighborhood bloody marys, giving each glass rim a cleanup, all loud music and easy (cover the remaining sheets with a clean kitchen 3 spicy-salty coating may be the perfect smiles. towel). Brush lightly with butter. Cover with a second finish. Halo del Santo (halo of the In one corner of one empty sheet; brush lightly. Cover with a third; brush lightly. Slice (a pizza wheel works nicely) this buttery stack saint), a blend ofkosher salt, chili lot we lifted broken glass. peppers, paprika and lime juice pow- Under the glass huddled a into long, 3-inch wide strips. (Depending on the filo der, adds a welcome textured bite. A crush of plastic bags. Under the format, you may get 3 or 4 strips per sheet.) 5-ounce tin (about 177 rims) is $14. bags lounged rusted chunks. Fold: Scoop i tablespoon filling onto the bottom It's available at halodelsanto.com or Under the rust sprouted some- 4of one strip. Fold up, flag-style, into a neat, ainazon.com. thing bent and pale green, triangular packet. Brush with butter. Set on a something eager for air and parchment-lined baking sheet. Fold remaining pies. light and room to grow. [email protected] Bake: Slide sheet into a 350-degree oven and Twitter @judytrib bake until golden, about 25 minutes. Enjoy. BRIAN Eskin has lived in Baltimore for 5 CAS5ELLA/ Provenance: Inspired by my friend and Greek TRIBUNE nine yea rs. NEWSPAPERS home-cooking whiz Jennifer Lee. 4GO 'Spamalot'castshares Monty Python love BY MYRNAPruciu Devonshire Playhouse Pioneer Press I presents, 'Monty Python's If you stage a production of "Monty Py- thon's Spama1ot,' it goes without saying that Spamalot' you'll attract Monty Python fans. Lovers of 7 p.m. Saturdays and 3 p.m. Sundays, t the wacky British comedy group seem to be May 30-June14 in ample supply in the cast of Devonshire Devonshire Playhouse, 4400 Green- Playhouse's production ofthe hilarious wood St., Skokie musical comedy adapted from the film, $13-$16 "Monty Python and the Holy Grail." (847) 929-7420; www.skokieparks.org "I've grown upon Monty Python from an The cast of Devonshire Playhouse's "Spamalot.' DEVONSHIRE PLAYHOUSE age too young to be watching Monty Py- thon' joked Jacob Lili, who plays Not Dead love with 'Monty Python' ever since. That chanter, "a mystical, nebulously evil charac- "Camelot" at Pheasant Run Theatre, years Fred, Prince Herbert; the Historian and a was the first movie I memorized." ter who warns the knight ofdangers in this ago when they were professional perform- Dancing Nun. "I loved 'Holy Grail' and! Calhoun's roles are Sir Galahad, Dennis cave but also lets them know there's a clue ers. saw 'Spanialot' live and it was amazing. To and the Black Knight "Dennis is the goy- that will help them on their quest," the actor Orion Couling plays King Arthut be able to do this is a theatrical goal crossed ernment-centered peasant," the actor said. said. "He takes himselfvery seriously and he off my list" "Sir Galahad is actually Dennis. He goes Skokie resident JeifRausa plays Patsy. lives in a very silly world," Couling said. "So Lili is enjoying his diverse roles. from Coclmey to Royal British. The Black "He's King Arthur's loyal squire, servant, he ends up beingkind ofthe straight man in "One minute I'm very proper and stand- Knight is the bridge keeper who gets all his porter, sound effects man and general assist- the show. All the jokes are at his expense?' ing up straight while in another scene rm limbs chopped off." ant,' he said. "I am the coconut player, I am Director Eileen Hand is keeping all these almost dead," he said. "In another! have to "I play Sir Lancelot who is the big the tap dancer. It's a Harpo Marx kind of characters in line, assisted by musical three- be very feminine and alooe' brawny, very brave knight who likes to show character." tor Christie Chiles Twille and choreogra- "The first time I saw 'Monty Python and offhis muscular strength," said Jonathan Rausa inSiSts that his wife, Lisa Rausa, pher Tony Springs. Hand said when she the Holy Grai1, I was six years old - which Wilson. "Later in the show, you find out he's talked him into auditioningwith her. It's a was asked to direct the show, "I said abso- is definitely not the time to be watching that got a soft side" return to the days ofyore for the couple, lutely. I love 'Monty Python." movie," said Matt Cathouit "I've been in Wilson's other character is Tim the En- who met while they were performing in She's not the only one.

Revised 'Cities of Light' follows Jewish cabaretscenearound the world BY MYRNAPErLiclu one-person show. The last time around, the Pioneer Press pianist became a character. ShPieLPerforming "Now it tells the story ofa single womanIdentity presents 'Cities of The Jewish cabaret scene in Berlin, Paris,named Katrina Waldorf, who's a composite Warsaw and Tel Aviv in the 1920s and '30s of many stories I researched and readLight' was brought to life more than three yearsabout," Fletcher said. "It's the story of her 130 p.m. Wednesday, May 27; 7:30 p.m. ago when Rebecca Joy Fletcher performed fleeing but also going toward places where Thursday, May 28 and Saturday, May 30; the world premiere of her "Cities of Light" she hopes that her creativity and her Jewish and 5 p.m. Sunday, May31 at the Piven Theatre Workshop. In the expression will still be welcome." Skokie Theatre, 7924 N. Lincoln Ave., interim, Fletcher has performed the piece First, she flees from Germany to Paris as Skokie extensively, even taking ito Paris. Hitler is coming to power. Her arduous $26.50 Fletcher brings a revised version ofjourney leads her to Warsaw next and (847) 677-7761 Skokietheatre.com "Cities of Light" to the Skokie Theatre for finally to Tel Aviv. "That story is told performances May 27-31. It is presented by indirectly," Fletcher noted, "because we ShPieLPerforming Identity The piece ismeet her on the stages for cabaret There'swas facilitated by grants she received to paired with "The Salon ofJewish Americanlot of room for the audiences' imagination study Jewish cabaret in Warsaw and in Tel Song," performed by David Chack, whichofwhat actually happened to her and what Aviv. focuses on selections from the Greatthe journey was like." The songs in"Cities of Light" are American Songbook by Jewish composers. Fletcher said that ultimately for Katrina.,primarily performed with Engiish trans- REBECCA JOY FLETCHER "The show has been significantly re- "home is her art - as it is for many artists. lations but there is a smattering of French, Rebecca Joy Fletcher shares Jewish caba- worked," Fletcher said of "Cities of Light." She finds a place where she's safe and canGeriiian, Yiddish and Hebrew in the show. ret music from Germany and Paris to War- 'q was experimenting with something atdo that fully, and she commits to that place." Fletcher is pleased with her reworkedsaw and Tel Aviv ¡n Cities of Light coming the Piven show and I was happy with what Fletcher, who became a Chicago residentshow. "I hope that this structure allows theto the Skokie Theatre. came about but once the dust settled, Itwo years ago, has a multidimensionalmusic to shine more," she said. realizedthat there was somewhere Icareer as a playwright, actress, singer, This project is very dear to Fletcher's grown to love these songs so much. It's not a wanted to go with the show to make itJewish educator and cantor. She hasheart because she feels "a personal, artistic nostalgic project We brought them to stronger." performed Jewish cabaret around theaffinity to the art form and to the music on a where they really pop for audiences today, The bist change is that it is now aworld. Her creation of the original scriptvisceral level as a performer," she said. "I'vethe way that they popped then." GO

THEATER Northlight's 'Shining Lives'a Ca 312.283.7073 to place your ad triumph of music and storytelling

BY CATEY SULLIVAN Pioneer Press "t )flf.)( I1i MON-SAuD-S SUNDAY12-5 Northlight Theatre's 815-786-6430 shattering and enthralling Charming Themed DisplaysThroughout. world premiere of "Shining The Mall Highlight Changing Inventory Lives: a Musical" should come with a trir warn- 847-679-9494 Open óDays 150 dealers 25,000 sq. ft. 175 showcases ing. It's a trne story where 4024 Main St. 11 am-5pm 131 E. Church St (Rl. 34) Sandwich rich men gt away with Skokie, IL 60076 Closed Tuesdays 2 blocks East of Main St. mass murder and poor 1% women are disposable BRING YOUR trash. It would be a grave error, though. to take only FLASHLIGHT OR LANTERN! rage away from the new TO musical by Jessica Thebus MICHAEL BROSLOW/NOPTHLIGHT THEATRE PHOTO Inth Uith*FLEA* TO ADVERTISE iaiurnw MARKET (book and lyrics), Amanda Tiffany Topol, from left, Jess Godwin, Johanna McKenzie Dehnert (score) and Andre Miller and Bn Sudia in "Shining Lives' at Northlight Theatre. SAT. May 23 (3PM12AMS7 ADVERTISE Pluess (score). OUTDOORS TENTS INDOORS CALL There is an enduring, TREASURES GALORE CALL inspiringbeauty to Thebus' place. A decade later, she 'Shining Lives: a , [a'e County Fairgrounds (who also directs) and was awarded a little more Musical' GRAYSLAKE, IL 31 2-283-7082 Dehnert and Pluess' mu- than $5,000 by the courts. 115-526-9169 312-283-7082 sical adaptation of "These She couldn't use it She had Through June14 wwwiuroproNrnIIons.com Shining Lives," playwright died at 35. Northlight Theatre, 9501 $1 OFF wlthls AD Melanie Mamich's drama A cast of seven delivers a Skokie Blvd., Skokie delving the tragedy of the searing depiction of the $25-$78 Radium Dial Company, an deadly, pervasive sexism. 847-673-6300; North- Ottawa-based company "We are quiet They want us light.org whose owners knew it was to stay quiet," said the viva- far cheaper to replace dead cious Charlotte (Bn Sudia) workers than practice safety after learning that her arm in the work place. Through would have to be ampu- rations ofglorious inde- the 1920s and the '30s, tated. And at first the young pendence, musically em- dozens of female factory women do stay quiet, whis- bodied in the soaring workers died painful, groe- pering among themselves "Things That Shine." some deaths from radium about ailments that include As Catherine McKenzie To ADVERTISE poisoning after ingesting severe arm and leg pain, has a strong silvery soprano the poison while painting aching teeth and chronic that captures a world of glow-in-the-dark numbers bleeding. strength and sorrow Topol's on watches and clocks. Meanwhile, the patroniz- Pearl has the sunny, sweet Despite its harrowing ing lying company doctor presence you'd expect from material, "Shining Lives" is (Erik Heilman) prescribes the bearer of (intentionally) instilled with a triumphant aspirin and extols the health silly knock-knock jokes and beauty It shines through in benefits of radium. It's not Sudia's Charlotte is a sultry the friendships among the until Charlotte Cathemie scene-stealer, who dares to women of the Radium Dial Frances (Jess Godwin) and wear pants and swig hooch CALL Company, the giddy inde- Pearl (Tiffany Topol) all get out in the alley ifthe spirit pendence they briefly found fired after becoming too so moves. before chronic bleeding and sick to work that they find a In the end, "Shining debilitating pain destroyed more objective doctor (also Lives" is not one of those them and in the steely played by Heilman) and an happy shiny musicals. The strength they showed in attorney (Matt Mueller). Occupational Health and facing death and injustice. The women's tragic Safety Administration The musical centers on journey paradoxically soars wasn't created until 1970. the true story of Catherine with inspiration and giddy Ottawa's Radium Dial Corn- Wolfe Donohue (Johanna triumph. As workers, Cath- pany is long gone but radio- 312-283-7008 McKenzie Miller), who was erine, Pearl, Frances and active debris from the corn- hired as a teenager in 1922 Charlotte seize the joy in pany still sets off Geiger and fired in 1931 after be- their newfound autonomy. counters. "Shining Lives" is coming too sick to work. Simple things - having the often not easy to watch, but She sued Radium Dial, spare cash for a banana it is also impossible to look hoping to force the com- split, spending the day at away. pany to create a safer work- the beach - become decla- I GO

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WILLIAM BISHOFF/CHICAGO BOTANIC GARDEN PHOTOS The Butterflies & Blooms exhibit shows both native and non-native species.

EXHIBIT Botanic Garden's Butterflies & Bloomsafairyland of colors B JEN WEDDLE Butterflies & Lake County News Sun Blooms Butterflies & Blooms When: 10 am. to5p.m. will be celebrating its May 23-Sept.7 fourth year at the Chicago Where: Chicago Botanic Botanic Garden with a Garden,1000Lake Cook wide array of beautiful Road, Glencoe native and non-native Cost:Tickets: Adults$6, blooms and butterflies. The Seniors$5,Children3-12 exhibit runs May23 yrs.$4,Children2and through Sept. 7 in a white under free 4*. mesh enclosure on the Info: chicagobotanic.org/ About300pupae turn up Annex Road, heading from butterflies every week at the Chicago the Visitor Center to Botanic Garden. McDonald Woods. "We will get in probably 300 or so pupae every active at night. Most of the butterfly tent was moved to week," Manager of Inter- species that can be seen in a new spot while devel- pretative Programs Mary Butterflies & Blooms live opment is underway. Plunkett said. "It's just two to three weeks, but "This is a temporary site; wonderful to go in there; some can live for a month. it's about the same size as it's kind of like fairyland Most ofthe butterflies will the original one was at WHAT IF THE FUTURE OF KIDS WA! with the colorful blooms come from tropical cli- 2,800-square-foot." Plun- and butterflies flying ev- mates and are able to adjust kett said. "I think regard- erywhere." well and quickly to the less ofhow many butter- A STOCK YOU COULD INVEST IN? The butterflies and weather change. flies there are - the best moths are species collected The original location for time to come is on a warm, Introducing Bettet Futures a whote new kind nl investment with a greater return than money. When you invest. from all over the world. Butterflies & Blooms has sunny day. It's just a won- it helps kids go to collete. Because a mind is a terrible thiito waste but a wondertul thing to incst in. The butterflies are active moved from its previous derful exhibition; our summer seems to be over be- Invest in Better Futures at UNCFORG/IN VEST during the day and can live spot next to the Children's almost everywhere, from Learning Campus. There is fore we even start. Don't Arctic tundra to tropical currently a plan in place to delay and come as early rain forests. The moths are expand the campus so the and often as possible." GO

FAMILY FRIENDLY Explore miniature worlds at Gnome, Elf and Fairy Festival BY MYRNA PETLICKI Pioneer Press

Many little kids came in costume last year for the Gnome, Elf and Fairy Festi- val. "That's the cutest part," said Jennifer Clauson, supervisor of Wildwood Nature Center, 2701 W. Sibley Ave., Park Ridge. "We had boys dressed upas gnomes and elves and we had lots of girls in their fairy costumes:' They are expecting an even bigger turnout of magically-dressed boys and girls, ages 2-10, at the second annual festival, 1-3 p.m. Saturday, May 30. "It's all about being outdoors in nature and having fun with gnomes, elves and fairies' Clauson said. "We make things for the garden, like little snail figures. Last year, we painted a gnome. They make fairy houses and leave things out for the fairies. They'll bring home a fairy dust necklace, build forts for the elves and do a gnome scavenger hunt." The cost is $14 per child. Children must be accompa- WILOWOOD NATURE CENTER PHOTO nied by an adult, but only Kids can dress up and explore the magical worldoftiny kids have to be registered. outdoor creatures at the Gnome,Elfand Fairy Festival on For details, call (847) May30 at Wildwood Nature Center in Park Ridge. 692-3570 or go to www.prparks.org/facilities/Go powerless 11a.m. Saturday, May23 at wildwood-nature-center. Barnes and Noble, 55 old You don't need an outlet Orchard Center, Skokie. Library's new to have an outlet. Bring There will also be themed your kids to Untuned, Un- activities. look plugged Game Day, 2-5 p.m. For details, call (847) It will be party time at Saturday, May23 at Skokie 676-2230 or go to the Morton Grove Public Public Library 5215 Oakton www.barnesandnoble.com. Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave., St. Your family will learn 4-8 p.m. Friday, May29 for how much fun board gamesThe sun will the grand reopening of the and craft projects can be. ke time to library's main floor and For details, call (847) come out mezzanine. From 4-6 p.m. 673-7774 or go to www.sko- ...at 2 p.m. Saturday, May there will be crafts for kids kielibraryinfo. 23 when the Niles Public beadad today. and teens, a musical per- Library, 6960 Oakton St., formance, door prizes and screens "Annie?' The 2014 refreshments. The dedica- Spicy storytime version of the classic rags- tion and ribbon cutting will This might explain why to-riches story of a mop- be at 6p.m. followed by a dragons breathe fire: topped girl and her dog is Suenos Latin Jazz concert "Dragons Love Tacos." The rated PG and runs 118 min- fatherhood.gov at 7 p.m. book by Adam Rubin (au- utes. For details, call (847) thor) and Daniel Salmieri For details, call (847) 965-4220 or go to (illustrator) will be read 663-1234 or go to www.ni- www.mgpl.org. during a special storytime, leslibrary.org. . . . r. ,, 38 1O

FOOD Chicago chefs demonstrate the season's best B VERONICA HINIc1 Pioneer Press Potato and Cauliflower Gratin with Summer Savory While fireworks light up the skies On July 4, the sparkler on the (Serves 5) i main stage at the Chicago Botanic Florets from haIfa medium-sized head ofcauliflower (10 ounces) Garden will be savory - summer i cup milk i' sory to be exact. The July 4 5 sprigs ofsummer savory (0.2 ounce) demonstration is part ofthe annu- i clove ofgarlic, skin removed al Garden ChefSeies, nmning 1/2 teaspoon salt May 23 to Oct. 4 this year. 1/4 teaspoon black pepper, freshly ground Savory isjust one ofthe many 2 medium russet potatoes (14 ounces) trending ingredients that will be 3 ounces ofGruyere cheese, grated highlighted by dozens of area Cooking spray chefs in the series. The Chicago Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Botanic Garden's Nancy Clifton TO PREPARE THE CAULIFLOWER PUREE: will lead the July 4 demonstration Steam the cauliflower forets with a steamer basket or in the of summer savonj The herb will microwave until tender. star in a recipe for potato and While preparing the cauliflower, combine the milk, summer cauliflower gratin developed by savors garlic, salt and pepper in a small saucepan and heat over a NorthShore University Health- medium flame until the liquid is fragrant. System. Remove the summer savory and garlic and discard. "Summer savory is easy to work Place the cauliflower and the savory-infused milk in a food pro- CHICAGO BOTANIC GAPDEN PHOTO wfh because it is a mild-flavored cessor and blend until smooth. Summer savory adds a touch of summery color - and flavor - to a dish herb with a slightly bitter flavor' of potato and cauliflower au gratin. Clifton said TO ASSEMBLE AND BAKE THE GRATIN: Not too bitter she reassured, Prepare an oven-safe dish with cooking spray. but with just enough to kick up Peel the potatoes and slice very thinly. the flavor in recipes like the gra- Arrange a layer ofpotatoes in the dish and top with some ofthe cauliflower puree. Continue to alternate between potato and cauliflower 6n. It's made with earthy Gruyere layers until all of the potato slices and puree have been used. cheese - and even a bit of milk Top with grated Gruyere cheese. that is infused with summer sa- Bake until the potatoes are just tender and the top is golden brown (about 30 minutes). vor) The herb is so beloved this - NorthShore University HealthSystem season that the Chicagn Botanic Garden plans to give away savory seedlings throughout July as part shallots and garlic then puree the vegetables with olive oil, vinegar oftheir plant giveaway program. ingredients with some cream. The and fresh herbs. He'll also teach The savory seedlings will be han- rhubarb will be made into a puree how to make flavor-enhancing Roasted Potato Salad ded out in the Regenstein Fruit & with some grenadine then added dressings. (Serves 4-6) Vegetable Garden from 11 am. to 3 to creme fraiche. On Aug. 8, JeffShapiro, chef- 3 Tablespoons extra virgin olive oil p.m. on Wednesdays, Thursdays Motto has participated in the owner ofReal Urban Barbecue in 1 Tablespoon sherry vinegar axd Fridays, and from 11am. to 4 Garden Chef Series almost every Highland Park, Vernon Hills and 2 Tablespoon Dijon mustard p.m. Saturdays and Sundays. year since joining Quince at the Oak Brook, will make his roasted 1 Tablespoon grain mustard The Garden Chef Series is the Homestead more than five years potato salad. He uses sherry vine- i Tablespoon fresh thyme, chopped perfect place to highlight seasonal agu. gar along with fresh-chopped Salt and pepper ingredients, and it also a happy "This year we are going much thyme and rosemary. 11/2pounds red potatoes experience for visitors and chefs earlier than we normally do, so it Shapiro, who is making his 4Tablespoon extra virgin olive oil alike. will be fun to use some spring fourth appearance in the series, 4cloves garlic, chopped "We are always excited to meet ingredients' Motto said. "We love will make potato salad three ways: 2 sprigs fresh rosemary, chopped new people," said Chef Nabor coming to the garden. The venue mayonnaise-based, vinegar-based 2ounces arugula Vasquez of Nieto's in Highland is beautiful and the volunteers and traditional. "We'll be in that Shaved Parmesan (Garnish) Park, who leads the July12 dem- and the people that coordinate time ofyear when people eat a lot Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Wash and cut red potatoes in half. Mix onstration. "We love watching the event are the best We are ofpotato salad, and we want to together the olive oil, garlic and fresh rosemary. Toss with the pota- (the audience's) faces when they fortunate in that they will take us show alternatives to traditional toes and season generously with salt and pepper. taste our samples; they're so on a quick tour ofthe gardens preparation by using a smoker or Toss that in a 350 degree oven and let bake for 30 minutes. While happy." with their golfcarts at the end of grill and fresh, seasonal ingredi- the potato mixture bakes, prepare your dressing. Combine the sherry Many of the chefs are waiting the demonstration and it is always ents' he said. vinegar, Dijon mustard and grain mustard. Mix in the olive oil to cre- until closer to their demo day to so beautiful. It tops offa great The Chicago Botanic Garden's ate a vinaigrette style dressing. Toss in the fresh chopped thyme and highlight the trendiest ingredi- day." 2015 Garden Chef Series runs 1:30 salt and pepper to taste. Remove potatoes from the oven and toss with ents, but Andy Motto with Quince on Sept. 6, Vince Dißattista to 2:30 p.m. Saturdays and Sun- the dressing while they are still hot. Allow to cool to room tempera- at the Homestead in Evanston has will return to represent Evanston days, May 23 through Oct. 4 in tare for 5-10 minutes. Toss the potato mixture with arugula, plate and already inked in his recipe for eateries Union Pizzeria and Cam- the Regenstein Fruit & Vegetable garnish with Parmesan cheese. May30 toasted asparagus soup paguola for the second season. Garden. For the full schedule, go with rhubarb creme fraiche. Mot- DiBattista will demo the culinsiy to www.chicagobotanic.org/ JeffShapiro, Real Urban Barbecue to will saute the asparagus with art of accentuating the flavors of chef GO CALENDAR

Listings are subject to change. Great American Tall Tales:Spotlight Level 257 hosts PAC-MAN's 35th Barrington Art Festival: Shopfor Please call the venue in advance. Youth Theater presents Great American Birthday Ceiebration: Worldwide jewelry, paintings, ceramics, photo- Tall Tales, an original Spotlight produc- video game phenomenon PAC-MAN graphs and other works from more than tion. When several young kids stumble was born on May 22, 1980 in Tokyo, 130 artists from around the world at the Friday, May 22 into a dusty exhibit during a museum Japan. PAC-MAN fans are invited to festival, which also includes demon- field trip, their adventure comes to life. join in celebrating the legendary video strations, live music, food for sale, draw- "The Drowsy Chaperone": Centering Together they meet the beloved charac- game's 35th birthday in 1980's style. ings and children's activities, such as the around a fictional late 20's musical in ters of American foildore - Annie Oak- General admission to the event on Fri- patARTic graffiti wall. 10 am. Saturday- which a stage star plans to leave her life ley, Davy Crocket, Pocos Bill, Annie day is free with free bowling and games Sunday, Cook and Station streets, Bar- in the spotlight to marry a man that she Christmas, John Henry and more. 7p.m. all day and a special event on Friday rington, free, 847-926-4300 just met. This fun show is a musical Friday, 2 & 6 p.m. Saturday, Prairie evening from 7 p.m.-midnight. VIP within a comedy. 8 p.m. Friday, 7p.m. Lakes Theatre, 515 E. Thacker St., Des tickets are also available for $35. For Shavuot Services at Congregation Saturday, 3p.m. Sunday, 1 p.m. Wednes- Plaines, $9-$12, 847-516-2298 more information, call Level 257 at B'nai Tlkvah:On Sunday, May 24 at 9 day, Metropolis Performing Arts Centre, 847-805-0257 or visit level257.com. 7 a.m., a Festival Service and Yizkor Serv- 111 w Campbell St., Arlington Heights, Mount Prospect Jaycees Memorial p.m. Friday, 11:30 a.m. Saturday, Level ice followed by a Kiddush luncheon/ $30-$38, 847-577-5982 Day Carnival:The Mount Prospect 257, 2 Woodfield Mall, Schaumburg, Shavuot lecture and discussion with Jaycees are again preparing to host their free Professor Meira Kensky on the topic: Compex 2015 stamp and postcard annual Memorial Day Weekend Carni- "Hagan The Silenced Matriarch.' 6:30 show:The show features meetings and val at Mount Prospect Plaza. This year's Medieval Times Participates in p.m. Saturday, Congregation B'nai Tik- talks by nine stamp clubs in Chicago- carnival will benefit Northwest Com- Military Appreciation Month in vah, 1558 Wulmot Road, Deerfield, $20, land, 50 dealer booths, an 80-frame pass food bank, Clearbrook, the fight May:This location supports the mil- 847-945-0470 exhibit space, a U.S. Postal Service booth against glycogen storage disease and italy by partnering with "Operation and more. 10 a.m. Friday-Sunday, Forest ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis), and Gratitude," a volunteer-based corpora- Chicago Undy Run/Walk:Hit the View Education Center Theater, 2121 S. will support a local elementary school. 5 tion which annually sends 150,000+ streets in your boxers and briefs and Goebbert Road, Arlington Heights, free, p.m. Friday, 1p.m. Saturday-Monday, care packages to new recruits, veterans shine the spotlight on colon cancer. This 773-775-2100 Mount Prospect Plaza, Rand and Cen- and first responders among other re- pet-and family friendly event is open to tral Roads, Mt. Prospect, $1.25- $20, cipients. Visit operationgratitude.com. all ages, and also includes a 1-Mile Fun Camp Sneak Peek Day at Canian 224-674-0691 Guests may donate much needed items Run, and a giant inflatable colon. A fun Sportspiex Lake Barrington:Check such as old cell phones, scarves, knit event with a serious message: colon out the children's summer camps to be Gentle Yoga:Gentle Yoga returns to hats, black socks, energy bars, DVDs, cancer is the second leading cause of offered. 4 p.m. Friday, Canlan Sport- the library in the Pollack room. Sessions beefjerky, razors, travel-size wipes and cancer deaths in the U.S. For more splex Lake Barrington, 28156 West involve sitting and standing exercises hand sanitizer. Medieval Times offers a information visit undyrunwalk.org. 9 Northpointe Parkway, Barrington, free, for improved physical strength and special discounted rate of $35 for all a.m. Saturday, Busse Woods Forest 847-387-1505 mental clarity Admittance on first- seats for those guests who bring a sug- Preserve, East Hiins and South Ar- come, first-served basis. 10:30 a.m. gested donated item. 11 a.m. daily, Medi- lington Heights Roads, Elk Grove Vil- New artwork now on display at Friday, Northbrook Public Library, 1201 eval Times Dinner and Tournament, lage, $25-$40, 202-628-0123 Kaleidoscope School of Fine Art Cedar Lane, Northbrook, free, 847-272- 2001 Roselle Road, Schaumburg, $35 Gallery:Lily McHugh's student art is 6224 with donated items, 866-543-9637 Graysiake Farmers Market:Shop for on display. McHugh is a 13 year old a variety of fresh, homemade and locally seventh grader at Prairie Middle School. Retro Crooner Frank Lamphere and A Musical Shabbat:Former board grown goods at the weekly market open Kaleidoscope School of Fine Art, 316 Trio Extended Engagement:Singer president and author Carol Miller Frad- until 2 p.m. on Saturdays. 10 am. Sat- West Main St., Barrington, free, 847-381- Frank Lamphere and his high-powered kin discusses her new book, "What urday, Downtown Grayslake, 147 Center 4840 trio perform Rat Pack, swingin' stand- Brings You Joy?" as part ofthe Friday St., Grayslake, Free, 847-289-7138 ards, and pre-70s pop. 7:30 p.m. Friday, night Shabbat service. 7:30 p.m. Friday, CPE8 Workshop Guest Artist Wine Luigi's Italian Bistro, 154 W. Northwest Congregation Or Shalom, 21 Hawthorn Lake Forest Symphony May Con- and Craft:Create your own quick Highway, Palatine, free, 847-232-7865 Parkway, Vernon Hills, free, 847-362- certs:Vladimir Kulenovic, Music Di- journal or notebook to use on your next 1489 rector ofthe Lake Forest Symphony, trip or even day to day. Make two jour- Warm Vin Yoga:Physically, Yin Yoga will conduct the final concerts of the nals during the class so that you can restores and maintains the natural mo- Pajama Time Storytime: Children 2014-2015 season. The programs will start writing immediately. All materials bility ofjoints and supports emotional with an adult are invited to the Chil- include works by Bartok, Bruch and will be provided. 7p.m. Friday, CRE8 equilibrium. This is done in a heated dren's Department for a special Friday Brahms. The soloist is Philippe Quint, Workshop, 405 Lake Cook Road, Deer- room. 7:45 p.m. Friday, JAl Yoga Studio, evening Storytime. Wear pajamas and Director ofthe Mineria Chamber Music field, $25, 847-272-2738 37E. Northwest Highway, Palatine, free, bring a stuffed animal to hug for stories Festival in Mexico City Preconcert talks 224-567-0838 and an activity 7 p.m. Friday, Spring Hill begin one hour before performances, Live Music Fridays in Deerfiald: Mall, 1072 Spring Hill Mall, West Dun- and a reception follows each concert. Veteran singer/songwriter Derrick Children's Program - DIV Crafts: 3D dee, free, 847-426-5614 For tickets, call or go to the website. 8 Procell performs at Wíldfish in Deer- Books:For students in grades 3-6, to p.m. Saturday, 2 p.m. Sunday, James field. Derrick on piano is accompanied learn the science behind optical illu- Saturday, May 23 Lumber Center for the Performing Arts, by great guest musicians every Friday. sions. Make one's own 3D book at the 19351 W. Washington St., Grayslake, Derrick plays originals and 'Boomer Palatine Library STEAM program. To $35- $54, 847-295-2135 Rock.." 7p.m. Friday, Wíldfish, 730 sign up, call Ext. 132 or visit the website. Barrington's 150th Anniversary: Waukegan Road, Deerfield, free, 847- 4 p.m. Friday, Palatine Public Library, Entries in the Village of Barrington Hurttiey Farmers Market:Head to the 317-9453 700 N. North Court, Palatine, free, 847- poster contest will be on display May weekly market for fresh produce, baked 358-5881 23-24 at Barrington Village Hall. The goods, jams and jellies, dog treats and Chicago Fire Juniors North Tryouts: winning entry will be chosen and ad- more. Certain dates feature a book sale, Youth soccer organization hosts series 11 Days of Build-Your-Own Craft apted for use as a Barrington com- a craft fair and/or live entertainment 8 of tryouts. 5p.m. daily, Brickyards Park, Beer:Stop in and build your own craft memorative poster and sold at the festi- am. Saturday, Huntley Town Square, North Pfingsten Road & Fountain View beer flight. Select from a wide variety of val. 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Go Calendar, from Previous Page Unity Youth Fellowship:For youth in Monday, May 25 Monday Night AC0A Group:Adult grades 9-12, meet for an evening of Children of Alcoholics is a support Palatine Farmers Market:Shop learning and fun. All young people in group for adults who were part of alco- for fruits, vegetables, mushrooms, meat- these grades are welcome to join. For AnimeClub: Each week the group holic and other dysfunctional families s, pasta, cheese, sauces, oils, spices, teas, more information contact Rev. Emily delves into Japanese culture through while growing up. 7p.m. Monday, St granola, donuts, coffee, jams, honey, Mitchell by phone or email PastorEmi- the art form and through other activ- Lawrence Episcopal Church, 125w. jelly, maple syrup and pet treats. The [email protected]. 7p.m. Sunday, St. ities. 4:30 p.m. Monday, Antioch Public Church St, Libertyville, free, 847-362- pet-friendly market also offers knife Peter United Church of Christ, 47 Library, 757 Main St., Antioch, free, 2110 sharpening. 7a.m. Saturday, Palatine Church St., Lake Zurich, free, 847-438- 847-395-0874 Metra Station, 137 W. wood St., Palatine, 6441 Yarn Gang:Kids in grades one and up free, 847-359-0043 Memorial Day at Arlington interna- are invited to try their hand at knitting, Mah Jongg, Canasta and Cards tional:The bash features live music, a crocheting or other yarn crafts. 4p.m. Fundraiser:The tables and lunch are petting zoo, bounce house, pony rides, Monday, Morton Grove Public Library, Woodstock Farmers Market:Shop provided. Guests bring friends and face painting and horse racing. Noon 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, for flowers, fresh produce, meats, cards/grmes. Help raise funds for the Monday, Arlington International, 2200 847-965-4220 cheese, es, pastries, cookies, popcorn, nonprofit Cancer Weliness Center. 11 W. Euclid Ave., Arlington Heights, $8; jams, pickles, granola, soaps, jewelry, fall a.m. Sunday, Mission Hills Country $3 for kids, 847-385-7500 MGPL Kids: Monday Morning Piay- decor and more. 8 a.m. Saturday, Club, 1677 West Mission Hills Road, group:Drop-in play time for pre- McHenry County Farm Bureau Build- Northbrook, $30 for lunch; $50 for Senior Lunch and Activity Program: schoolers with a parent or caregiver. ing, 1102 McConnell Road, Woodstock, lunch + games, 847-509-9595 Bingo begins at 11 a.m. and lunch is 10:30 am. Monday, Morton Grove Pub- free served at noon for this weekly meeting, lic Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton Stay Strong and MahJ On: Stay sponsored by the Barrington Council on Grove, free, 847-965-4220 Strong and Mahj On is a Mah Jongg/ Aging. 10:30 am. Monday, Barrington Sunday, May 24 card and luncheon fundraiser benefiting Park District, 235 Lions Drive, Barring- Knitting Roundtabie:Come work the Cancer Wellness Center. Guests able ton, free, 847-381-0687 through knitting projects and socialize Family to Family:See professional kite to register for Mahj/cards and lunch, or with fellow knitters. Expert knitters can flyer show off their skills and novice, just lunch. Participate in a raffle. Sign up Deerbrook Park Toastmasters show you how to solve knitting chal- stunt and show kites are on sale. The with a table of friends or be placed with Meeting:Improve your communica- lenges. Don't forget your current knit- event also feature a candy drop, raffle others! Also, volunteers teaching the tion and leadership skills. Developing ting projects and needles! 2 p.m. Mon- and drawings. The first 300 kids receive game to those who want to learn how to these skills is helpful in so many facets day, Morton Grove Public Library 6140 a free kite. 10 a.m. Sunday, Lippold Park, play. 11 am. Sunday, Mission Hills of our lives. 6:45 p.m. Monday, Deerfield Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, 847- 1251 Illinois 176, Crystal Lake, free, Country Club, 1677 West Mission Hills Public Librarç 920 Waukegan Road, 965-4220 815-459-0680 Road, Northbrook, $50-$30, 847-400- Deerfield, free, 847-317-1905 4343 Turn to Go Calendar, Next Page

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Go Calendar,from PreviousPage MGPL Kids: Listen Upl:Drop-in story iLl Class JudaIsm Decoded:JLI Schaumburg Summer Theatre and play time for preschoolers along Course - Judaism Decoded: The Origins Auditions:Auditions for lead roles, Parkinson's Support Group:For with their parent or caregiver. Call and Evolution ofJewish Tradition. A supporting parts, and chorus to be cast i people with Parkinson's, as well as their 847-929-5102 or visit mgpl.orgjkids for new six-week course uncovers the in Gilbert and Sullivan's comic operetta caregivers and families, 10 a.m. Monday, more information. 4:45 p.m. Tuesday, unique formula that has sustained Jew- "HMS Pinafore" and their one-act farce Covenant Village of Northbrook, 2625 Morton Grove Public Librar 6140 ish tradition for millennia. Rabbi Meir "Thai by Jury." No appointment is Techny Road, Northbrook, free, 847- Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, 847- Moscowitz conducts the sessions. To needed. Auditions are open to all high 509-0927 965-4220 register visit ChabadNorthbrook.com/ school and college students (accepting JLI or call 847-564-8770. 10 am. & 7:30 students 25 and under). Those inter- Homework Help at the Branch: For MGPL On the Go: Apps Made Easy p.m. a.m. Tuesday, Lubavitch Chabad of ested are asked to prepare a short vocal grades K-8. Drop in at the Branch for at Starbucks:Catch the Morton Grove Northbrook, 2095 Landwehr Road, selection, not to exceed 32 bars (ap- help with homework and preparing for Public Library out and about in the Northbrook, $100, 847-564-8770 proximately 60 seconds). A piano ac- tests. Staff and special assistants are on community! Visiting places in town companist will be provided during the hand to answer questions. Registration talking about downloadables, online "Conquering Your Clutter" present- audition. Auditioning for a speaking role not required. 6p.m. Monday and resources, Summer Reading and more. ed at Women's Havura Dinner : Bar- requires a cold script reading in addi- Wednesday, Indian Trails Public Li- Drop in at Starbucks until 10 a.m. to bara Sarasin presents the program and tion to the open audition. Registration brary District - Branch 99 E. Palatine talk about interesting apps for smart- discusses ways to help simplify our lives fee due at the audition. Public perform- Road, Prospect Heights, free, 847-459- phones or tablets. 8 a.m. Tuesday, Star- by presenting techniques to de-clutter ances held at the Prairie Center on July 4100 bucks Coffee, 6763 W. Dempster St., our households. Checks should be pay- 31, Aug. 1, 7 and 8 at 7:30 p.m. . 7 p.m. Morton Grove, free able to NCS Sisterhood. RSVP to the Tuesday-Wednesday, Prairie Center for synagogue office. 6:45 p.m. Tuesday, the Arts, 201 Schaumburg Court, Tuesday, May 26 Reap the Rewards of Successful Northbrook Community Sagagae, Schaumburg, $75, 847-895-3600 Vegetable Gardening:Horticultur- 2548 Jasper Court, Northbrook, $18, Movies, Munchies, and More: Film: alist Sharon Ylesla reviews the basics of 847-509-9204 Storytime at the Stage:Children "Back to the Future Il":Marty visits vegetable gardening, including plan- with an adult are invited to join at the 2015 to straighten out the future of the ning soil preparation, proper planting Kiwanis Club of Palatine:Join mem- stage in the Children's Department for McFly family. To correct the problems times and techniques, and many es- bers of the Kiwanis of Palatine, a volun- the weekly Storytime. Listen to new and created by a stolen time machine, Marty sential tips for caring for the established teer civic organization. Learn about the classic books, then have fun decorating and Doc must return to 1955. Cast: Mi- garden. Both new and experienced organization and its charity work or coloring a craft.am. Tuesday, chael J. Fox, Christopher Lloyd. 11:30 gardeners are welcome. Registration is throughout the community. 7 p.m. Tues- Spring Hill Mall, 1072 Spring Hill Mall, a.m. Tuesday, Morton Grove Public required. 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Mount day. Emmett's Tavern & Brewing Corn- West Dundee, free, 847-428-2200 Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton Prospect Public Library, 10 S. Emerson pany, 110 N. Brockway, Palatine, free, Grove, free, 847-965-4220 St., Mt. Prospect, free, 847-253-5675 847-701-4554 Turn to Go Calendar, Next Page

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B-v Eiuc VAN Dim. improvements this year, say- Pioneer Press ing "there were a couple times where he was the best Isabelle Ther spent all player in the water for us." four years of her high school One reason for his devel- girls water polo career in opment is that he's grown goal for Maine East's varsity accustomed to the pressure team. She achieved all-state of being a varsity goalie, statUs as a junior and earned Owen Ther said, as well as at honor again as a senior learning to accept failure in 2014. and move on from it. Ther's Family was regu- Owen Ther has also con- larly in the stands to support tinued to lose weight, which her during her high school has helped improve his career. That group included stamina in goal. He's lost her younger brother Owen about 40 pounds since he Ther, who just wrapped up started playing water polo, his first season as the start- he said, and he hopes to lose ing varsity goaltender for the even more - about 10-15 Blue Demons' boys team. pounds - before next sea- Owen Trier learned about son. Doing so will make it water polo by watching his TIM BOYLE/PIONEER PRESS easier to tread longer and older sister and her team- Maine East goalie Owen T 1er prepare. to block a shot during.e Blue Demons' match against Maine West ¡n the Glen- tread higher in the water. mates. brook North Sectional tournament in Park Ridge on May12. Owen Ther said he's been "She introduced me to the able to consult his older wiole sport. I had no idea ita freshman. He decided tohave to always be ready toiml rove in each area overTher seemed to be treading sister, who now plays on the existedbeforehand,"said playgoalie not because of his tread up as high as you can to the last year. He still hastoo low in the deep end atclub team at Washington Owen Ther, a junior. "That's older sister, he said, butblock the ball. Whenevi room to improve, he said. Maine East in Park Ridge. UniversityinSt.Louis, pretty much how I teamedbecause he was drawn toyou watch her pLy, she's In Mumne 10-8 loss "Shots can come prettywhenever he has a question the basic mechanics of water goalie when he played soc-always so focused and she's to Maine West in the firstmuch at any time [on var-about the intricacies of the polo, is just by watching the cer in elementary school. always just completely de- round of the Glenbrooksity]," Blue Demons coachposition. She's the first per- girls games when she was Following Isabelle Ther's termined to do whatever North Sectional on Tuesday, Peter Przekotasaid."... son he goes to, he said. playing?' path allowed Owen Ther to she's doing." May 12,the WarriorsHopefully in the offseason "I can see a lot of Isabelle Owen Ther, a Glenviewcontinue to learn fi-orn one Those aspects ofthe posi- seemed to surprise Owenhe just continues to work onin Owen' Przekota added. resident, entered highof the state's best goalies. tion - being prepared for a Ther at times - like whentreading and being able to"I don't think he's as good of school as Isabelle Ther be- "I think one of the biestshottreading as high assenior Brendan Atwoodhold the tread for 30 sec- a goalie just yet, but I think gan her junior yeat He tookthings that I took away waspossible and remaining fo- scored the eventual game-onds, whichisthe shothe's on his way." her advice and joined bothyou have to always be pre-cused - are all vital for awinner on a backhand in the clock." the swimming and waterpared," Owen Ther said. goalie on the varsity leveL fourth quarter. There were Przekota added that Ow- Van Dril is afreelance report- polo teams at Maine East as"When you're a goalie, you Owen Ther has tried to also instances where Owenen Ther has made drastic erfor Pioneer Press. Deeja's surprisingrun to stateleavesalegacy BY JONAH L "I was really proud ofstraight sets to New Thet'stennis, as a freshman. ofsomething special. hind Deeja in thestate ROSENBLUM myself" Deeja said. "I hon-Julia Siebert, dropping her "I could barely hold the Beyond making historytournament Pioneer Press estly didn't think I would getinto the consolation bracket.racket without dropping it," Deeja's run to statealso "Every shot she was tal<- that far." Against Maine West's AnneDeeja said. "T am extremelymade an impression on Maj- ing. I would see," Majka said. Philo Deeja's trip to the For Deeja and warmupJelica Panganiban with a trip glad that I went for it andka, who very well could"When she missed some- state badminton tourna-partner Gloria Majka, it was to state on the line, Deejathat I didn't stop halfwayrepeat the feat next season.thing, I kind of felt like I ment was a long time com-a remarkable experience.dropped the first set, 21-13, through." Though their matches weremissed it too. I kind of felt ing. Used to competing against and fell behind in the thiixi, This yeat Deeja's mobili- close, Majka held Deeja offlike I was in the game, and I Despite Falling 21-7, 21-3 in the same set of schools, U-6, according to Blue De-ty and shot selection turnedfor the team's top singleswas just seeing what you the first round to fourth-Deeja shared a court with mons coach David Howley. her into a threat An elitespot ail season. actually have to do and how place finisher Lauren Ho ofthe top players in the state. 'l really didn't think Ibadminton player mixes "Nine times out of 10much effort you have to put Neuqua Valley and then "I was just in awe," Deejawould make it," Deeja said.mashes with drop shots, and actually, Gloria is going to be in order to get where you dropping her consolationsaid. "They're getting shots"I was like, 'If it's my lastshots to the corners withbeat Philo," Howley said. want to be." match, Deeja made histotythat are crazy. They're fight-game, ru just go down fight- gentle lobs to the back line. Majka, a junior, fell five By snapping Maine East's as the first Maine East bad- ing for every point anding." Deeja mastered that ability,points short ofearning a trip decade-long streak of not minton player to qualiFy forthey're doing great" Deeja won 13-21,21-16, Howley said, leading onetostateinthesectional having a state qualifier, per- state since llana Nikova in It was a trip that nearly 21-17to clinch the stateopposing coach to say, "I'mconsolation semifinal. She haps Deeja has started a new 2005. didn't happen. berth. scared of this one?' That'ssaid she is extra motivated streak Nikova won that year's After winning her first Diing deep issome- when Howley said he start-for 2016. Beyond that, she Hinsdale Central sectionaltwo matches in the Newthing Deeja did after picking ed to realize the Blue De-now brings unique experi- Rosenbiumisa freelance and placed fifth in the state Ther Sectional, Deeja fell in up badminton, along withmons might be on the vergeence, having stood right be- reporterfor Pioneer Press. SPORTS Cherian embraces roleasNues West's vocal leader Sophomore pitcher says talking helps her 'think things through'

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In any team huddle - no matter the inning or the score - Nues West sophomore pitcher Hope Cherian can be heard. Yes, she may be young, but she'sthe Wolves' most audible leader. It's a role she cherishes, she said. "I gt my lungs from my mom. She's very loud," Cherian said. "We have an athletic family, so my mom is always on the sideline and I totally get it from her. Any sport I play, I love to talk because it not only helps me think things through, but for everyone it brings the team together' In Nues West's second game on Saturday, May16, at the Steve Ramseyer Tourna- ment, she took to the circle hoping to snap a two-game skid idgwood, hover, took an early lead en route to an 8-3 win, but every chance she got, Cherian stood in the center of the huddle. "Usually when you think of a sophomore, you think of a quiet, timid player," she said. "But I am not a quiet, timid person." Ridgewoodpushed across two runs in the first inning against Cherian and another in the second. They made it 5-O in the third, before Nues West's Hailey Fishman tripled and then scored on a wild pitch. The Rebels then scored three more thnes over the next four innings. Cherian finished the game with three strikeouts and one walk. She TIM BOYLE/PIONEER PRESS surrendered 11 hits. It was a Hope Cherian, left, chats with her teammates during their game against Ridgewood in Skokie on May16. rough outing for one of the team's best pitchers, butshe'll get better' Reynolds ing on it. After playing soft- Florida," shesaid.She's Be even more vocal. with my seniors, I want to be Niles West coach Nicolesaid. "if she's consistent, herball, volleyball and basket- shown flashes already in her "Moving forward I wantable to help them out and Reynolds said Cherianis head is init and she isball as a freshman, she'syoung career, like when sheto work on being a team help us improve to where we resilient. physical doing the things she switched her focustobeat Maine South 3-2 on leader,"Cheriansaid."I are winning big games?' "She didn't have a greatneeds to do, she can get itplaying softball year-round, Thursday, May14, but Cher- want to be able to take that game, but it's OK She's a done." with aspirations of playingian's focus on her upcomingrole, not only with youngerDe Los Santos is a freelance sophomore.She'lllearn, Cherian is certainly work- in college "somewhere in two years is simple. girls coming up, but also, reporter for Pioneer Press. 52 SPORTS Jamiyankhuu wins all-around gyiiinasticsstate title Nues West finishes ior Jordan Goldberg and junior David Thai. third, earns best Jamiyankhuu "hit, and finish since 1975 the rest of the guys were consistent,"Batistasaid. BY ERic V DRIL "That's what we've been Pioneer Press doing." Being part of the best At the beginning of the team at Niles West since boys gymnastics season, 1975, when the Wolves fin- Nues West coach Adrian ished second in the state, Batista said he didn't expect was especially sweet for to have star junior Dalai Goldberg. Jarniyankhuu compete for "It's amazing," he said. "I the Wolves this season due didn't think this was pos- to a cracked LS vertebra in sible. The fact that we got Jamiyankhuu's back. third is just amazing. It's Not only did Jamiyank- the perfect way to end my huu return, he won the gymnastics career." state championship in the all-around at Hinsdale Cen- tral on Friday, May 15. Day 2 meet notes Janiiyankhuu finished with u One night after winning 52.70 points, edging Whea- the state all-around title, tn Warrenville South sen- Jamiyankhuu won state br Ben Szot (52.55). championshipsin two Jamiyankhuu ledthe events on Saturday, May 16. Wolves toathird-place He shared first place on the finish (149.00 points) in the 4 pommel horse with Cary- team standings - which Grove freshman Luka Si- was Niles West's highest sauri, who also scored a finishsince the 1974-75 9.15. Jamiyankhuu shared school year - in just his the still rings state title with fourth meet ofthe season. Neuqua Valley senior Wes "My first meet was the Diveney. They both scored Nues North Invite [on Fn- a 9.10. Jamiyankhuu fin- day, April 24], and I only ished second on floor exer- competed in" pommel cise(9.30) and third on horse, Jamiyankhuu said. horizontal bar (8.40). "It was not the best. It was u Niles North junior Ray- very sloppy. ... I didn't think mond Tang finished tied for I'd be here right now, taking 35th on parallel bars (8.05). first place." Junior teammate Jordon Despite the long layoff, Brewer finished tiedfor many of Jamiyankhuu's 35th on vault with an 8.80. skills returned right away, BRIAN O'MAHONEV/PIONEER PRESS Niles North junior Aaron he said, because he'd doneAfter struggling on parallel bars. Nues West's Dalai Jamiyankhuu scored a 9.20 on the horizontal bar at the boys gymnas- Niederman tied for 42nd on them for so long and stilltics state meet at Hinsdale Central on May15. Jamiyankhuu went on to win the all-around state title. still rings (7.05). had the muscle memory. u Senior Mark Wilson Jamiyankhuu had toJamiyankhuusaid. "Andend. We don't know what'sexercise. Then, in his final "I guess after falling aqualified for the state meet work hard to get othersthen I went to vault, didgoing to happen until theevent of the all-around, hecouple times, I was like,on floor exercise, but he back in time for the statedecent [scoring a 9.201- end,' so then I gave it all I'vescored a 9.05 on the porn-'Well, it doesn't matter if Iwas a last-minute scratch meet, he added. But therebut then came to [parallel] got." mel horse. He was the mess up, so I'm just going todue to a sprained left ankle were a few - specificallybars and fell on my dis- Jamiyankhuu's firstmeet's lone all-arounder tobe confident and I'm going he suffered on Friday, May the strength elements onmount. I was very downevent after that was hori-score a 9.00 or higher onto go for everything," Jami- 15 - the day before he was still rings and his dismountand sad about that, but myzontal bar - the apparatuspommel horse. yankhuu said. "I think, with slated to compete at state. on parallel bars, where heteammates picked me upon which he won a 2014 After pommel horse, Ja-that attitude, it made meWilson sprained his right combines strength andand said, 'No, you've got to statetitle.Jamiyankhuumiyankhuu's all-aroundmore confident with myanide about a month prior swinging - that he stillkeep going'" scored a 9.20 on horizontalscore of 52.70 was posted skills." to the state meet, Niles didn't have on Friday, May Niles West had its long- bar to win the state champi-on an overhead screen at Jamiyankhuu's return toNorth coach Richard Mey- 15. est break of the meet after itonship last year, and heHinsdale Central. He thenNiles West late in the sea-er said, and it was healing That was evident early competed on parallel bars. matched that on Fridaywaited, watching the re-son helped elevate thepretty well before he on. Jamiyankhuu scored a "Coach, he said somenight. His 9.20 was the bestmaining gymnasts to see ifWolves from a solid team sprained his left ankle. 7.70 on still rings to start the things to me" during thatscore on horizontal bar ofit would hold up. into one of the best in meet. That immediately puttime,said Jamiyankhuu,any gymnast competing in It did. And the way he Illinois.Several gymnastsVan Dril is a freelance re- him at a disadvantage. who scored an 8.45 onthe all-around. rebounded from low scoresmade strong contributionsporterfor Pioneer Press. "After the first event, Iparallel bars. "I was like, Jamiyankhuu followedon still rings and parallelon Friday night, including was down by two points,"'You're right. It's not thethat with a 9.10 on floor bars proved vital. junior Mitchell Byron, sen- Twitter: @ Va nDri ISports SPORTS 53

CLASS 3A GIRLS TRACK AND FIELD LOYOLA SECTIONAL Kanam fights through pain, reaches stateI BY ERICVui DRiL within a distance runner. Gardiner ran the first leg, Pioneer Press Nues West senior Chris-and she was followed by tine Mujica experiencedSirvinskas and freshman Near the end of the in-that fear at times duringOlivia Niziolek. door track season, Nuesprevious years when she Niziolek handed the North senior Fiona Kanamcompeted against a talented baton to anchor Casey torqued her body the wrongrunner like New Ther'sBomrad, whose best split of way when she was throw-Mimi Smith and Smiththe season was a 2:25, Sir- ing the shot put. would separate herself. vinskas said. Bornrad had "I kind of heard a pop," "I used to [worry] a lot,"only run a 2:25 once this Kanam said. "Since then, it's Mujica said. "Figuring track year, however, and had con- been really hurting me." out and everything was just sistently been at a 2:2 8. Kanam has dealt withkind of mentally defeating." But early on, Sirvinskas pain in her lower back and Mujica was able to staysaid she could tell Bomrad's her right (throwing) shoul-close to Smith, a seniorleg of the 4x800 was going der throughout the outdoorwho's committed to Wake to be special. track season. She's takenForest, during the first eight "Her stride was differ- measures to try to alleviateminutes of the 3,200 at the ent," Sirvinskas said. "She's it - using a foam roller onClass 3A Loyola Sectionalalways really determined, her back before meets andon Thursday, May 14. Smith but her focus was greater icing after practice - butopened up a lead, however, than I've ever seen it. ... You the pain has persisted andand finished first in a track couldtellthat she was she isn't exactlysure what us record time of 10:58.28. uncomfortable in the sense wrong. Mujica didn't panic,that she was pushing it "My mom told me to gothough. She took second atmore than she'sever to [the doctor] - she wasthe sectional with a time ofpushed it before?' going to bring me there.I 11:03.93toautomatically New Ther and Loyola told her I didn't want to," qualify for the Class 3A state finished first and second in Kanam said. "I'm kind ofmeet on Saturday, May 23. the 4x800 to earn the Class scared because if I go right "This year, I've been rac-3A Loyola Sectional's auto- now and they tell me I can't ing my watch a lot more and matic state berths. perform, it's really going tolearning how to pace myself But Bomrad turned in a hurt me. I want to wait until - instead offocusing on thepersonal-best split of 2:21, I'm done with track" others around me," Mujicaaccording to Maine South Kanam won the shot putsaid. "If I start to feel slowcoach Jeff Downing, and at the Class 3A Loyolaor if I'm not pushing as Maine South's 4x800 relay Sectional on Thursday, May hard, I glance at [my watch] earned a state berth with a 14, with a throw of 40 feet,at the line, get my split and time of 9:36.64. 9.75 inches to advance tothen I know when to pick it if Bomrad would have this weekend's state tourna- up. Usually I just listen torun a 2:28, Maine South's ment at Eastern Illinois in [varsity assistant Anne He-4x800 relay would have Charleston. She threw aselton] and see what she failed to get under the IHSA season-best 43-7 at the Cen- says." qualifying standard of tral Suburban North meet At state, Mujica will try to9:38.24. Even a2:25 on Thursday, May 7,in break the Niles West school wouldn't have been good Northhrook. A year ago,record(11:02.04)inthe enough. Kanam took eighth at state3,200. The record is held by The 4x800 relay was the with a throw of 42-3. Laura Friedlander, who setlone Hawks entry to qualif' Senior Jada Kirksey it in 1982. for state. (200-meter dash. 26.63 sec- Mujica will be joined onds), junior Alyssa Moydownstate by junior Jaz-Maine East (triple jump, 34-5.5) and the mine Rafanan, who quali- team's 4x200 relay (1:45.45) fled in the 300 low hurdles High jumpers usually are all slated to join Kanam (47.28). have a similar build - tall downstate. At the sectional, and lean. They typically NIC SUMMERS/PIONEER PRESS the 4x200 relay included have a quick burst of accel- Nues West's Christine Mujica, who is pictured on May 7 at the Central Suburban South Kirksey, sophomoreIslaMaine South erationthat helps themgirls track and field conference meet, finished second in the 3.200-meter run at the Class Herrera, senior Lilian Per- All season, the Maineclear the bar. 3A Loyola Sectional on May14to earn a state berth. rin and junior Kebrea Park-South girls track team knew Maine East freshman Ke- er. its best chance to earn aren Parra is lean and fast,every competition, for high Although Parra was at a No Maine East athletes state berth would be in thebut certainly not tall. She'sjump," Parra said. "I go innatural disadvantage, she advanced to state. 4x800 relay, according to5-foot-2, which made herand I'm like, 'Oh no, thesedid well at her final meet of Niles West junior Julia Sirvinskas. stand out among many ofgirls are twice my size andthe season. She cleared 4-9 Van Dril is a freelance re- Seeing an opposing run- The 4x800 was the firstthe jumpers at the Class 3A stuff. But it's OK.' I try to get to finish in eighth. She alsoporterfor Pioneer Press. ner pull away during a racerace of the Class3ALoyola Loyola Sectional. it to motivate me instead oftook seventh in the 200 can spark a sense of panicSectional.Junior Kalina "I'm kind ofused to it fordiscourage me." (28.23). Twitter: @VanDriLports NUes Wests Dalai Jamiyankhuu performs on the pommel horse during the boys gymnastics state meet at Hlnsdale Central on May15. BRIAN O'MAHONEV/PIONEER PRESS

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