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BY RICK KAMBIC rather than dwell on the departure. [email protected] I @rick..kambic Prior to stepping down, Lochner sat down with the Champion and evin Lochner's roots in reflected on his experiences and his Morton Grove date back to family's legacy. 844. Of late, most people re- In recognition ofthe Lochner family's member the long-standing Lochner Q:Do people commonly recog- contributions to Morton Grove since Greenhouse on Dempster Street nixe you as a "legacy family" or a 1844, Birch Avenue was given the honor- near Waukegan Road. "founding family'?" ary name "Lochner Way." i RICK KAMBIC/

Representing the fifth generation A: Then-trustee Dan DiMaria SUN-TIMES MEDIA of his family, Lochner served eight proposed naming a street after us years on the Park DistHct Board a couple ofyears ago and that did District 70 school board for a term. of Commissioners and worked go through. Otherwise, I love howl I have so far contributed the most to among other long-term "Gravera" orcould be sitting on my front porch an elected office. We do have strong founding families also in positions ofand every five minutes someone will volunteering ties to St. Martha over authority stop by and say "hi," and whenever the years. However, Lochner stepped down I go out I end up seeing someone I Q:What's your earliest form of from the Park Board on Aug. 15 be- know. In those instances, people say, community service that you can cause a promotion at work caused a"the Lochners have been around remember? conflict of interest. Lochner is now forever." It's a small-town feel that A Running a family business is head of the water and sewer divisionwillnever get old. tough work, so when us kids had for the village. Q:Have past family members free time we were working at the Known for always putting his also been involved h community greenhouse. But in 1989, I started family first, nearly two dozen sib- service? coaching my brothers in baseball. lings, parents, children, nieces and k My great grandfather was There was a need and I didn't nephews attended the Aug 15 meet- village clerk for one term and my want to let my brothers down, so ing to celebrate eight years of work, father was on the Park View School I volunteered. I played ali through Morton Grove Baseball and stopped when I got to high school; then I did gymnastics. Sometimes I wish I had stuck with baseball longer. Q:Why did you first decide to run for the Park Board? Was there a certain issue at the time? A: With my kids having gone through all the park programs from preschool to baseball, to classes and pool passes, I got to know a lot of the people who run this place - espe- cially then-director Jeff Fougerous- se. With a lot ofneat ideas floating around, I wanted a voice in making some ofthem happen. Q:What's your most memorable accomplishment as a commissioner? k My colleagues voted me president in my second year on the board, and I didn't even vote for myself, and we ended up helping Golf School redevelop their land. Myself then-director Jeff Foug- erousse and commissioner Betty Kevin Lochner served on the Morton Grove Park Board of Commissioners for more Kevin Lochner, center right, and wife karyn surrounded by their children Kevin Chris- Fergus went to Springfield to do a than eight years and was elected president shortly before his Aug. 15 resiation. RICK topher, Bobby and Jack - sixth generation "Grovers. i RICK (KMBIc/suN-nMEs MEOLK presentation for an open space land KAMBIC/SUN-TIMES MISS acquisition grant. It was difficult for NIL THURSDAY,AUGUST29,2013 I 7 MARINO REALTORS Ortu 5800 Dempster - Morton Grove 1 (847) 967-5500 (OUTSIDE ILLINOIS CALL 1-800 253-0021) The Gold Standard www.contury2larino.com

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ID MORTON GROVE Burt's Placeownerhospitalized: Morton Grove pizza giant hopestoreopen soon

BY RICK KAMBIC [email protected] I @nck.kambic

Burt Katz has always been a one-man op- eration, mostly because he wants customers to get high-quality pizza each and every time they visit his Morton Grove-based pizzeria. Customers of BUrt's Place, however, have been missing out ever since Katz was taken to the hospital about six weeks ago. "I'm not going to rush back because I want to offer the same quality of service as before, but I promise we will be back in business within a few weeks," Katz said from his hospi- tal bed in Evanston. Katz, 76, declined to elaborate on his injur34 but did say he underwent surgery and is now in physical therapy. The well-traveled pizza maker first gained fame when he opened The Inferno in Evan- ston and later opened Gulliver's in Chicago's Rogers Park. Katz took a "hiatus" to experiment in cor- porate oilrigs, but said the higher pay wasn't worth the restrictive working conditions. He hasn't shaved his beard since he quit his corporate job on March 12, 1971 and decided to open Pequod's in Morton Grove. "I figured I would take a chance, and if I failed it would be by my own hand, and if! succeeded it would be by my own hand," Katz said After growing bored of Pequod's, Katz sold it and opened Burt's Place down the street in 1989. Traditionally, the only person who helps in his restaurants has been his wife Sharon, who takes orders and serves tables. Likewise, investors have approached Katz about franchising BUrt's Place, to which Katz has declined. "I've run my own store for 40 years," Katz Burt Katz, owner of Burt's Place in Morton Grove and founder of Pequod's Pizza, has been hospitalized for six weeks. He hopes to reopen Burt'sPlace soon. In 1975, said. "I do all the buying all the organiz- he showed the Sun-limes his collection of antique radios.i SUN-TiMES MEDS FILES ing pay all the bifis and do all the cooking. Nobody has ever cooked for me. I make sure loyal customers. I don't ever take them for ters have also reportedly been stuffed under Anzelone said college students and young every pizza is acceptable to sell. When you granted." the restaurant's front door, though Sharon professionals who live in Chicago often call start substituting people, the standards vary Katz said he still has customers who firstKatz said she hasn't been able to make her Burt's Place with plans of visiting and Katz and your quality promise loses value." visited Pequod's in the 1970s. weekly visits lately. always teils them to take the train because A typical day for Katz starts at 5 a.m., Debbie Juris of the Morton Grove Cham- Carol Anzelone was a long-time patron ofit's cheaper. when he buys his fresh produce and starts hisber of Commerce said she's received a con- Burt's Place and does part-time waitressing "His heart is in his work," Anzelone said. dough. After that, he works out at the Mortonsiderable number of calls in recent weeks when Sharon Katz is unavailable. "He loves what he does and he loves the Grove Park District for an hour, before work- asking why Burt's Place is closed. "We have some customers who come in people who come into his little shop, and ing until BUrt's Place closes at 9 or 10 p.m. "He obviously has a big following and is every week on the same day, and they've that shows." "I am going to keep working until I'm not a prime example of small business build- grown worried about Burt," Anzelone said. For those who are awaiting his return, healthy enough to work," Katz said. "I miss ing strong relationships in the community," "I live near the restaurant and people walk- Katz said he plans to post an informational my customers and I want to keep up with Juris said. 'We hope he returns soon." ing bywillrecognize me and stop to ask flier on his shop window a week before he their lives. I've been fortunate to have such A considerable amount of personal let- questions." returns. II NIL I THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 2013

III MIAMIWOODS Homeless couple shot in Miami Woods between Morton Grove, Niles

BY RICK KAMBIC Police do not know how long the alterca- [email protected]@rick...kambic tion lasted, but at some point one of the men pulled a handgun from his pants and A homeless man and woman staying in opened fire, Ansari said. a tent were shot during an argument with The three men quickly fled the scene, An- three men late Wednesday, Aug. 21, in the sari said, and no gun was found in the area. Miami Woods Forest Preserve between After the men were gone, Ansari said Nues and Morton Grove. the male victim ran to his car in the park- Though it's not known how many shots ing lot and drove through a wired gate to were fired in total, the Cook County retrieve his girlfriend from inside the forest Sheriff's Office said each victim suffered preserve. at least one non-life threatening shot to a The couple then checked into a local hand. hospital, where medical professionals The homeless man is 27 years old and called the Niles police department. Nues the woman is 24 years old, according to police immediately called the Cook County Sheriff's Office spokeswoman Sophia Sheriff's Office and the Forest Preserve Ansari, and both have a previous address inwas closed offjust after midnight Thursday Nues but admit to now being homeless. morning. The victims are reportedly involved in Ansari said the victims did not provide a committed relationship, but their names a good description of the three unknown were withheld for privacy. men, and the cause of the argument also The couple was eating food and drinkingremains unclear to investigators. alcohol near their tent when three men en- The incident reportedly occurred tered the area, Ansari said. A conversation around 10 p.m. Wednesday. was somehow initiated and an argument No charges have been filed against the quickly ensued between the male victim victims. Ansari said the investigation is and one of the unknown men, Ansari said. still ongoing. Labor Day, the return of the 5-day work week and children heading back to school. III DISTRICT 63 To get your routine back on track, take Metra, Mobile classroom set on fire at Disthct 63 school in Nues and save your driving ambition for work.

BY JENNIFER JOHNSON Clay. Frequent and dependable rush hour train service [email protected] I @Jen..Pioneer Clay said a section of siding of the trailer had to be removed. District maintenance A fire that damaged a small portion of staff were able to clean up the area and You'll save over the daily cost of driving and parking a mobile classroom at a Niles elementary repair the damage, Principal Nichole Gross school is being investigated as malicious in wrote in an e-mail to parents. Flexible fare programs including daily, ten-ride nature. Clay explained that the mobile classroom The fire was reported just after midnight, unit is not used during the school day, but and monthly ticket options...and ride all weekend Aug. 21 at Mark Twain School, 9401 Ham- after-school activities provided through the long for just $7. lin Ave., hours before the new school year district's Total Learning Community (TLC) began. program are housed there. Niles Fire Chief Steve Borkowski said The fire did not impact the ability for the the flames caused damage to the exterior mobile classroom to be used by TLC, he So when Metra's an option for you, ask wood siding on the classroom trailer and a added. yourself, "Why Drive?" To choose your wooden step, but the fire did not extend into The structure has, in the past, attracted line, find stations, schedules, and to the trailer's interior. He estimated damage graffiti and within the last month people at approximately $1,100. have been congregating behind the class- order tickets, visit metraraiLcom. Borkowski said the cause of the fire is un- room and leaving bottles behind, Clay said. der investigation and appears to have been "Probably the most likely solutionwill maliciously set. be to put some cameras back there and a "From what I could observe, it looked notification that there are cameras," he said, like somebody was burning something in a expressing hope thiswilldiscourage loiter- plastic bottle and it burned through to the ing and property damage. wooden step it was sitting on and the flames Nues police have also been asked to caught the siding on fire," said East Maine increase patrols around the school when School District 63 Superintendent Scott classes are not in session. 12 THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 2013 NIL J

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The following incidents were listed in the charged with driving under the influ- DELIVERY OF MARIJUANA Lizzette Flores, 31, of Chicago, were official bulletins of the Niles and Morton Cesar Alvarez, 35, of 2514 W. Palmer, ence, improper lane usage and failure Nicholas P. Goodwin, 19, of Morton charged Aug. 7 with retail theft after Grove police departments. Readers are Chicago, was charged with driving to signal on the morning of Aug. 18. He Grove, was charged Aug. 17 with delivery allegedly stealing a purse from a store reminded that an arrest does not consti- under the influence, disobeying a was taken into custody on the 8600 of marijuana after allegedly selling 3.6 at 7250 Dempster Street. They are tute a finding of guilt. Only a court of law traffic control device, failure to reduce block of Dempster Street at 6a.m. after grams of the drug. He is scheduled in scheduled in court Oct. I. can make that determination. speed to avoid an accident, no proof of police responded to a report of a person court Sept. 30. insurance and driving without a license driving recklessly. He has a Sept. IO Tammy L. Young, SI, of Park Ridge, was WILES present on Aug. 18 after he reportedly court date. DU' charged Aug. 17 with retail theft after struck another vehicle at the intersec- William C. Wesbury, 25, of Mount Pros- allegedly taking items from a store at Du' tion of Touhy and Harlem Avenues. A MORTON GROVE pect, was charged Aug. 18 with driving 6931 Dempster Street without paying for Victor Marchan, 30, of 6031 N. Austin witness told police that Alvarez moved under the influence of alcohol. He is them. She is scheduled in court Oct. 3. Ave., Chicago, was charged with driving from the driver's seat to the passenger's DISORDERLY CONDUCT scheduled in court Sept. 30. under the influence and driving with a seat following the crash. He was taken Timothy J. Payne, 53, of Morton Grove, POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA suspended license on Aug. 18. Police to Advocate Lutheran General Hospital was charged Aug. 14 with felony disor- Cheryl Seymore, 47, of Chicago, Kristen James R. Lane, 19, of Morton Grove, said Marchan was stopped on the 7900 in Park Ridge where he allegedly admit- derly conduct after allegedly calling 911 Robinson, 29, of Chicago, and Terrell was charged Aug. 15 with possession of block of Milwaukee Avenue at 1:20 am. ted to police that he had been drinking and telling police operators that he bar- Jones, 49, of Chicago, were charged marijuana with intent to deliver. Lane al- after he almost struck a bicyclist while alcohol from 2 to 11p.m. the day before. ricaded himself in his house with a gun. Aug. 14 with felony theft after allegedly legedly had 14 grams of marijuana in his traveling at a high rate of speed. He He has an Aug. 28 court date. Upon arrival, police did not find a gun taking items from a store at 6931 Demp- possession when police arrested him. reportedly told police he was coming on Payne and charged him with making ster Street without paying for them. back from a party in Prospect Heights. a false police report. He is scheduled in They are scheduled in court Sept. 3. Thong Nguyen, 23, of 9240 Dee Road, THEFT He has an Aug. 28 court date. court Oct. 3. unincorporated Maine Township, was Rolando Nieves, 37, of Chicago, and

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III DISTRICT 63, 64, lI New lessons, technolohit elementary classrooms this fall

BY NATASHA WASINSKI will also use the interactive dry- For Sun-Times MediaI @natwaz erase boards to explore their new math resources. curricula and The district is also purchasing upgraded technology tools more Samsung Chromebook corn- Revampedawaited local youngsters puters, and increasing its stockpile heading back to school this month. of iPads to reach a 1-to-4 device Districts 63 and 64 rolled out to student ratio in kindergarten new lesson plans in math for through second grade. kindergarten through eighth grade A new technology program classes to meet Common Core at Culver School in Niles is also State Standards. putting laptops in the hands of It's a transition schools had beenstudents. preparing for since Illinois adopted District 71 purchased Chrome- the new learning standards in books for every sixth-, seventh-, 2010. and eighth-grader, equal to about According to the Illinois State 160 devices at $250 apiece. Board of Education, Common Culver's fifth-grade classes are Core identifies the key concepts getting iPads used last year by educators should teach in English sixth-graders. and math. Teachers and admin- Students are expected to use istrators retain the freedom to their school-issued laptops at determine how the information home and in class to take online gets taught. quizzes, read electronic textbooks "In order to provide instruction and share documents. that is more rigorous and relevant, Culver teacher Oscar Suarez we're providing teachers with ad- said instant feedback on student ditional professional development progress and interactive learn- and ensuring they have appropri- ing opportunities are some of the ate instruction materials," ex- advantages to digital tools. plained Charlene Cobb, assistant "There are so many great superintendent of teaching and things out there for the kids that learning for East Maine School I wish were there when I was in District 63. school," he added. Districts are expected to fully Utilizing the Internet and implement revamped curricula in touch-screen technology in class- Carpenter third and fourth graders during a Virtual Google Hangout with the Minnesota Zoo learning about African animals. New the 2013-14 school year in order to rooms "provides an opportunity to technologies are being used in local school districts this year. iComoBw-eoPHOTO align with the assessment system learn like we've never seen before," Partnership for the Assessment ofDistrict 64 Superintendent Philip before expanding their use. with non-disabled peers. tional environments by integrat- Readiness for College and Careers,Bender said. "It really brings "We had been waiting to explore The East Maine schools have ing students when possible. or PARCC. more excitement to teaching and whether use iPads versus Chrome-been gradually placing more kids "I'm looking forward to get- Illinois is scheduled to begin learning." books versus other tablets," Cobb in general education classes with ting that process underway in administering the new standard- Bender pointed out that Smart noted. extra instructional support over its final phase, and working with ized exam online in 2015. Boards, in particular, support Another way in which District the last few years. Staff, students parents to make it successful," To prepare for the move from students' different styles of learn- 63 is better complying with state and parents were told about the Superintendent Scott Clay said. paper to computer testing, Park ing, whether it's visually, verbally expectations for instruction is moves. "We have probably no more than Ridge-Niles School District 64 orsocially. by further modifying its special While District 63 had previous-30 (special-needs students) who and Nues School District 71 are "It enables us to capture a way education program. ly met the state target by having are going back to their 'home incorporating more technology of investing in all of our children This year, more special-needs half its special-needs population schools.' Our goal is to get them into everyday instruction. without basically recreating the students will be enrolled in districtspend most of their time in a into the general population as In the upcoming year, all wheel," he said. schools closest to their families' general classroom, a quarter of much as possible." kindergarten through fifth-grade District 63 is also continuing place of residency. students were not being educated The first full day of school for classrooms in District 64 will be to utilize hand-held devices in its Under federal law school dis- with their peers. District 64 was Aug. 27, while Dis- equipped with Smart Boards. classrooms, though the admin- tricts must, where appropriate, The administration now seeks trict 63 and 71 students returned Sixth, seventh and eighth-graders istration is weighing all options educate children with disabilities to exceed state targets for educa- to class Aug. 21. 14 I THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 2013 I Nil.

UI DISTRICT 64 District 64 consideringnewair conditioning, soundproofing

BY NATASHA WASINSKI The locally-based firm will craft Initial design fees which amountconditioning projects, saying he education acknowledged his ability For Sun-Times Media I @natwaz a plan for HVAC work and state- to nearly $239,000 would be paid doesn't believe spending millions of to budget appropriately in the past. mandated improvements to comply for with general operating ftmds. dollars on new HYAC systems is a Mackall said he also considered It was business as usual at a spe- with health and life safety codes. Field is the last school targeted spending priority of the community the HVAC upgrades to be "more of cial meeting of the Park Ridge-Niles Facility design work is expected by the district for air conditioning. "lt's just too much money to an investment than an expense." District 64 school board Aug. 12, to be completed by early November, Government grants for sound spend at this time, and even to do Park Ridge resident Angela except that leaders met in a newly in order to put the project to bid insulation were used to install investigative work you're looking at Tuebo thanked the board Aug. 12 air-conditioned gym. in Januarç a move that requires improved HVAC systems at the $200,000," he said. for keeping the Field gym cool, but The recent installation of a cool- separate board approval. districts aging Park Ridge schools: Collins and Secretary Terry urged members not to delay plans ing unit at Field Elementary School Board Vice President Scott Zim- Roosevelt, Washington. Lincoln and Cameron voted against entering to put air conditioning in other was part of a series of capital merman inquired about the lifespanFrank. into the design services agreement, parts ofthe school. projects totaling $4.7 million at four of the design plan, as well as Yet Carpenter and Field failed yet the motion ultimately passed "This is a very great first step in of the district's seven schools this whether time restraints existed for to meet the required aircraft noise 3-2. improving the facilities here at this summer. issuing bonds in the event that the level to qualiIr for consideration Cameron, who joined the board school," she said. "This air qual- Officials are now seeking to district looks to finance the project under the School Sound Insulation the past spring. said he wanted to ity, comfort and security that this equip Field classrooms with AC as through borrowing. Program for communities sur- see more advanced financial plan- room now has now need to be in the part of a two-year $7.4 million con- Ken VanSant, a project managerrounding O'Hare Airport, prompt- ning before moving ahead. classrooms." struction project. Design fees wouldfor Fanning Howey, anticipated the ing District 64 to pay out of pocket "lfwe're going to spend money to Tuebo serves as chair of the Par- be an additional $682,672, bringing conceptual design would remain for the projects. look at a $7 million project, we need ent Teacher Organization's facility the total estimated cost of the work viable until safety regulations Emerson Middle School, built in to know how to finance it," he said. improvements committee. She and to nearly $8.2 million. changed. the late 90s, hasn't required similar "I think right now when money is other parents have been calling on The board of education took the Bonds may be used at any point upgrades. cheap we should be considering all officials to address the lack of air first step in upgrading the school's in the process in accordance with Heating, ventilation and air- options, rather than cash" conditioning at Field and Carpenter ventilation system by narrowly arbitrage rules, Business Manager conditioning work was completed Though Director of Facility for the last several years. approving a proposal for architec- Becky Allard explained, however, at Carpenter this summer. Management Scott Mackall said the "I know it's a big ticket item," turai and engineering services with payments issued prior to a debt ex- Board member Dan Collins has project costs were "very prelimi- Tuebo said, "and we're counting on Fanning Howey. tension would not be reimbursable. been a staunch opponent to the air nary and conservative," the board ofyou to make it happen" porter flying refined We're just a bounce away from downtown Toronto.

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III NILES Nues Ethics Board pondersnewrole in village

BY MATASHA WASINSKI with trustees' consent. of five, instead of foui voting mem- would also participate in all board reports alleging an ethics violation For Sun-Times Media I @natwaz "The mayor wants everyone bers who are N'aies residents not meetings. a look-over as a means of saving here to be comfortable with all employed by the village. The Ethics Board tabled its time. All Ethics Board members Nues' newly convened Board ofthese ordinances, and support Przybylo reshuffled the makeup discussion on required job qualifica-would still receive notification of a Ethics raised no initial objectionsthese ordinances," Chairman earlier this summer when he tions in order to mull over sugges- ifiing, along with the panel's deter- to the committee's restructuring asAnthony Gaudio told committee appointed newcomers Denise tions provided by Village Attorney mination. pitched by Mayor Andrew Przybylomembers. He later noted: "I have McCreery and Steve Ostrega, and Joe Annunzio. Annunzio said some complaints and approved by village trusteesno insight as to what motivated removed Mike Siegel, an outside Annunzio said someone with a in the past didn't warrant an inves- last month. (the changes)." attorney paid by the village. law degree or a background in law tigation or full review by the board The five-member board talked Gaudio also raised the ques- The board could regain the enforcement could adequately as- because they didn't contain enough through the changes, which includetion of whether it was the mayor presence and expertise of a lawyer sume the role. He strongly recom- information to support their case. hiring an inspector general to par- or board members who are most with the creation of the inspector mended the work be done by con- He also made a point of noting ticipate on a new three-person ad- qualified to nominate officers, and general post. A consultant in this tractor, and not a village employee, that, since Steven Vmezeano took visory panel, on Aug. 22. They also suggested that some people would capacity sits on an advisory panel in order to maintain independence. over as village rnaruager last Decem- voted to elect Matthew Lagodzinskiargue board elections resemble consisting of himself the village at- Annunzio formerly handled ber, the ethics committee hasn't had as vice chairman and Randy Greco "personality contests" instead of torney and the Ethics Board chair- preliminary determinations on such a complaint. as secretary following a coin toss. being based on credentials. man to determine if a complaint complaints and communication He attributed the drop-off to In the approved revision, Przy- "I don't feel that I'm any more is legitimate. If so, the inspector with complainants as the compli- Vinezeano's consistency in respond- bylo, and future village leaders, qualified than anyone else in this general investigates and presents ance officer, but stated he "didn't ing to work-related issues. receive more control over the Eth- room, or on this board," he stated. his findings to the Ethics Board for want to be put in the position of "He reacts to everything brought ics Board. As was done in the past, all a decision. being the fluter." before him and follows through," The new rules direct that the members of the Ethics Board are As the chief investigative officer, With the new structure, corn- Vmezeano said. mayor appoint both the board chairappointed by the mayor and ap- he would have the power to issue plaints are always handled by at Gaudio agreed, saying: "He re- (as opposed to an election by mem- proved by trustees. subpoenas and require testimonies least three people, he said. ally going to become an important bers) and a paid inspector general However, the board now consistsunder oath. The inspector general The panel's duty would be give part of us being more effective."

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A team of out-of-town Matinee Perlormances:1pm Lunch starting at judges then viewed the homes and selected Sept. 8th + 22nd. the winners. 11:30am - Matinee Judging was based on overall appearance, Park Ridge Mayor David Schmidt believes new street design, lawn condition and maintenance, signs at Park Ridge's six-corners intersection in Wine and Beer condition of trees and shrubs and flowers Uptown are confusing to drivers.i JENNIFER J0HNsON/ Advance PurchaseOnline: Al the Door: and other plants. SUN-TIMES MEDIA Available for Adult/Veteran/ChIld: Adults/Veteran/Child: The following winners were recognized $25/$20/$15 $30/$20/$20 Purchase during the Aug. 19 City Council meeting: attendance during the City Council's Aug. 19 Andy and Diane Armes, 532 N. Hamlin meeting to introduce himself to city officials. 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Cumber-Director Wayne Zingshehn said the city was Tempel Farms land Ave. not involved in putting up the street-name imoo Wadsworth RoadOld Mill Creek, IL 60083 Edwin Fleming, 410 N. Home Ave. signs. Phsnn 847-6237272 . Fan 847-2445060fempellipizzans@gnmailcnrn www.tnmpnitarms.com The Patrick family, 1632 Vine Ave. The last time city officials took issue with Henry and Ela Pikul, 363 Michaeljohn signage at six-corners was in 2008 when Drive ",1im Hendry Way" signs suddenly appeared 8etter Experience Robert and Gail Trenkenschu, 1012 S. on ifiOT poles at Northwest Highway. The RÌ Washington Ave. city learned that the brown honorary signs The winners received lawn signs and gift recognizing the former Chicago Cubs gen- certificates from the Park Ridge Chamber oferal manager were installed at the order of Commerce. then-governor Rod Blagojevich. They were removed by the state after Hendry a Park Ridge resident, was fired from the Cubs in PARK RIDGE 2011. 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should apply Of course we loved them both and By RANDY found them both smart and engag- BLASER ing, if in different ways. However, to suburbs their pre-kindergarten teacher did not feel the same, obviously pre- ferring our daughter in manner, The 70 mph speed limit bill recently signed temperament and treatment to her by the governor starts to undo some of the started her first brother. damage done by the national 55 mph limit day at school last week. Alas, as they progressed through which was established in 1973. MdaughterNo, she is not entering first school, we found this to be the case Illinois had a 70 mph speed limit 40 years grade. She's a first-year teacher and I more often than not. It wasn't just ago and it was not just for rural interstates. am very excited for this big step in her one teacher. Although both children Most state highways, even two-lane highways, career. performed equally well on tests, the had limits higher than the 55 mph that is still in Being a dutiful father and having classroom results were quite differ- place on metro Chicago's toll roads and other strong opinions about learning, which ent. It was as if school was a culture interstates. I love, and school, which I hate, I was of favoritism and reward for girl After reading the recent Illinois speed ready with some advice. behavior over boy behavior. limit bill and discussing it with sponsor Jim Make it fun and interesting and Dig deep and you'll find statistics Oberweis, R-25th of Sugar Grove, it is clear to exciting I told her over the phone a that show boys do not perform as me the bill was intended to cover, and should few nights before the first day. well as girls in school. They are disci- apply to, metro Chicago for many of the same They told me not to smile, she plined more and take more "medica- reasons that it makes sense for rural areas. replied. "I love learning and tion." The House and Senate overwhelmingly passed Dismayed, I told my wife, whose So how is all of this - my daugh- it as such. cousin is a retired teacher. The cousin think it can be ex- ter's first day as a teacher, my love- The speed limit for all metro Chicago says don't smile until Christmas, my citing and fun and hate relationship with education and interstates will revert to 70 mph unless IDOT wife told me. school, the disparity of the school produces an engineering study showing the That about sums it all up, doesn't interesting. But experience between my daughter and new limit to be unsafe. County boards may also it? I love learning and think it can be school thinks it's all her brothers and the overall troubling have the ability to block the new limit. exciting and fun and interesting. But experience of boys in the classroom If IDOT abides by the sound traffic engi- school thinks it's all about discipline about discipline and related? neering principles espoused by transportation and control. And, I guess, that's control. And, I guess, As I once hoped for my daughter and police departments across the country and the whole debate about school in a that's the whole de- to perform well in school, I now hope around the world, it is nearly certain the find- nutshell. she will perform well for school. I ings would dictate a speed limit of 70 mph (or Last week I wrote about how col- bate about school in think the opening lines of a poem by higher) for metro Chicago expressways, with lege students are unprepared by high a nutshell." Walt Whitman sum it up best: the possible exception of those within the city school for the more practical aspects "I am the teacher of athletes, He limits. Certainly the 70 mph limit should apply of living on your own on a college that by me spreads a wider breast to Interstate 294 and all routes west, north and campus. than my own proves the width of south of I-294. Then I read an article in Time school. I've been asking that same my own, He most honors my style Steve Doner magazine by Christina Hoff Sommers, question for years, ever since my son who learns under it to destroy the Former illinois Chapter Coordinator best-selling author, advising parents followed his sister to pre-kindergar- teacher?' National Motorists Association to ask if their boys are welcome at ten. Discuss.

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NILES goods and specialty foods will also be available Alzheimer's Support Group SUBMr1 YOUR EVENT for purchase. The market runs every Saturday 6:31 p.m.: Meets on the first Tuesday of each SATURDAY, SEPT. 7 morningfrom May25through Oct. 19. Northfield month. Home Instead Senior Care, 8822 Niles To submit an event for consideration in print, Farmers Market, 6 Happ Road, Northfield. For more Center Road, Skokie. Call 847-673-1250. Teen Advisory Board visitwww.pioneerlocal.com/submit- information, call 847-446-4451. content and click the "Events" tab on the left Noon: Join a friendly group of teens who meet each Park Ridge City Council Meeting side of the screen. Please submit the event month to play library programming and promotion. Morton Grove Farmers Market 7 p.m.: Park Ridge City Hall, 505 Butler Place, Park no later than IO days prior to the desired 8 am.: All items are home-grown, handmade or Pizza follows each meeting. Nues Public Library Dis- Ridge. Call 847-318-5200. publication date. trict, 6960 W. Oakton St., Nues. Call 847-663-1234. vendor-created from locally-owned operations. Market Grounds, 6210 Dempster St., Morton Grove. TUESDAY, SEPT. 3 Call 847-750-6436. SUNDAY, SEPT. O iweeney Todd' Auditions 6:30 p.m.: Audffion packets are available at the Glenview Farmers Market Park Ridge CBS Devonshire Cultural Center's front desk. If cast, pro- Bowling Benefit Blast 8 am.: Find fresh produce, snacks, art and more. 9:15 am.: The group's 30-week study this year duction fees are $52 for adults and $103 for children. Noon: Bring your best game, as well as family and Live music is typically played at this market, held delves into the books of Colossians, l&2 Peter, The performances are scheduled for November. friends, for a fun-filled afternoon in support of an each Saturday. Wagner Farm, 1510 Wagner Road, Job and Galatians. Registration is required. South Devonshire Cultural Center, 4400 Greenwood St., amazing cause. Tickets to the Bowling Benefit Blast Glenview. Call 847-657-1506. Park Church, 1330 Courtland Ave., Park Ridge. Call Skokie. Call 847-674-1500, ext. 2400. include pizza, soda pop, munchies, bowling shoes 847-698-2229. and an afternoon on the lanes. A cash bar also Film: hie Promised Land' Skokie Art Guild will be available. All proceeds benefit NorthShore 9:30 am.: The group offers figure drawing work- Men's Club 7 p.m.: A salesman for a natural gas company 9:30 am.: The group meets the first two Tuesdays University HealthSystem Kellogg Cancer Center. shops every Saturday. There are live models but experiences life-changing events after arriving in Advanced tickets can be purchased at the door no instructor. Devonshire Cultural Center, 4400 of each month for breakfast. Cost is $2. Park Ridge a small town, where his corporation wants to tap or in advance at karendovecabralfoundation.orgl Greenwood St., Skokie. Call 847-673-4450. $20 Senior Center, lOO S. Western Ave., Park Ridge. into the available resources. Starring Matt Damon, events. Please email info@karendovecabralfoun- per session; $12 for guild members. Frances McDormand and John Krasinski. 106 YA Pizza & Pages dation.org with any questions. Brunswick Zone, minutes. Park Ridge Public Library, 20 S. Prospect 5 p.m.: Stop in for pizza and a chance to share your 7333 N. Milwaukee Ave., Niles. $40 for adults, $25 Ave., Park Ridge. For more information, call 847- SUNDAY, SEPT. I current favorite books, then go home with new for children under the age of 12. 825-3123. books to read. Park Ridge Public Library, 20 S. Skokie Farmers Market Prospect Ave., Park Ridge. Call 847-825-3123. 7:30 am.: Vendors from Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin HAPPENING NEARBY FRIDAY, AUG.30 and Michigan converge upon Skokie for this weekly Math Club THURSDAY. AUG. 29 Duplicate Bridge market, held through October. Closes around 12:45 5 p.m.: Come to Math Club fortricks, tips and activities p.m. Village Green Park, 5201 Oakton St., Skokie. to help make math awesome. Registration required. 9 am.: The senior center offers a friendly bridge How to Cet Good Nursing Home Care Call 847-933-8223. This month's program is "Multiplication Madness." game every Friday morning. Park Ridge Senior I p.m.: The presentation will cover how nursing Pringles calculators and a side of grouping. For grades Center, lOO S. Western Ave., Park Ridge. homes are required to get input from residents Maker Master Challenge three to six. Morton Grove Public Library, 6140 Lincoln and their families in assessing each individual's Devonshire Preschool Open House Noon: Young do-it-yourselfers can take part in this Ave., Morton Grove. Call 847-965-4220. fun challenge by signing up in the youth computer needs, preferences and goals, how each person's IO am.: Meet the teachers and enjoy the company lab. Skokie Public Library, 5215 Oakton St., Skokie. Educational Workshop: Marketing care plan should reflect what that individual needs of other parents at this open house. Devonshire Call 847-324-3186. and wants and what residents and families can do Cultural Center, 4400 Greenwood St., Skokie. Esseals if the nursing home is not complying with the care 5 p.m.: Interact with other local business owners on plan. Mather's, 7134W. Higgins Ave., Chicago. Call Build a Computer with Raspberry Pi MONDAY. SEPT. 2 recent hot topics, as well as get quick answers to nag- 847-492-7500. 2 p.m.: Raspberry Pi is a credit-card sized comput- ging questions. Open to the community with no cost to er that plugs into your television. lt can be used for Money Matters Discussion attend. Tom Gamson (SCORE) will speak about mar- Cinematic Classics The Wild One' many things that a regular PC is capable of, includ- IO am.: The group meets on the first and third keting essentials. Park Ridge Chamber of Commerce, I p.m.: Two rival motorcycle gangs terrorize a small ing spreadsheets, word-processing and games. The Monday of each month. Park Ridge Senior Center, 720 Garden St., Park Ridge. Call 847-825-3121. town after one of their leaders is thrown in jail $35 fee covers the cost of materials and the learn- 100 5. Western Ave., Park Ridge. in this 1953 biker film. 79 minutes. Lincolnwood ing session. Limited to 12 participants, so register lnlmduction PowerPoint 2010 7 p.m.: Learn how to create, edit and save slides Public Library, 4000 W. Pratt Ave., Lincoinwood. online at eisenhowerlibrary.org. Eisenhower Public MGPL Kids: Monday Morning Playgroup Call 847-677-5277. with text and images. Registration limited to six Library, 4613 N. Oketo Ave., Harwood Heights. 10:30 am.: Drop-in play time for preschoolers with a parent or caregiver to introduce young children people. Morton Grove Public Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove. Call 847-965-4220. fravel Film: 'Tyrol' to the library in a low-key, unstructured session. 2 p.m.: Tour this picturesque state in the west of SATURDAY, AUG. 31 Call 847-929-5102 or visit www.mgpl.org for more Austria. Park Ridge Public Library, 20 S. Prospect information, Morton Grove Public Library, 6140 WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 4 Ave., Park Ridge. Call 847-825-3123. Norififield Farmers Market Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove. Free. 7:30 am.: The Northfield Farmers Market, operated Healthy Aging Month Open House Business After Hours by the Winnetka-Northfield Chamber of Commerce, Knitting Rounthable Noon: Find out how to improve well-being through 5 p.m.: Join the chamber's monthly networking has served the North Shore for more than 30 years. 2:30 p.m.: Expert knitter Ronnie Rund will help healthy eating. A variety of healthy snack foods event. Bring business cards for networking. Shoppers enjoy a relaxing Saturday morning, visit knitters with knitting challenges. Guests should and refreshments will be available after touring Bethany Terrace Health and Rehabilitation, 8425 N. with friends and neighbors and bring home fresh- bring current projects and their own needles. Mor- the state-of-the-art Assisted Living building, newly Waukegan Road, Morton Grove. Call 847-825-3121. picked fruits and vegetables. Blooming plants, ton Grove Public Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton Included in membership fees. shrubs, cut flowers, cheeses, a variety of baked Grove. Call 847-965-4220. S EE CALENDAR, NEXT PAGE » NIL THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 2013 I 25

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Call 847-825-3123. your mood or disposition by checking out classic or contemporary titles that at one time have been lulToduction Microsoft Excel 2010 banned or challenged. The librarian will present 7p.m.: Learn simple formatting and entering/edit- several book suggestions and all materials will be ing data. Registration limited to four people. Mor- available for checkout, so remember to bring your ton Grove Public Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton library card. Registration required. North Shore Grove. For more information, call 847-965-4220. Senior Center, 6140 Dempster St., Morton Grove. Call 847-470-5223. FRIDAY, SEPT. 6 Basic Internet Class Non-fiction Book Discussion: 'The 2p.m.: Learn how to use the Internet, do a basic Mansion of Happiness' by Jill Lepore search, follow links and arrive at a specific web KNEE PAIN SLOWING YOU DOWN? IO a.m.: The group will discuss the book, which is a address. Park Ridge Public Library, 20 S. Prospect history of American ideas about life and death from Ave., Park Ridge. Call 847-720-3280. before the cradle to beyond the grave. Park Ridge "Walk it off" isn't a treatment. Flower Arranging Public Library, 20 5. Prospect Ave., Park Ridge. Call 2p.m.: Create beauty with this stress-relieving 847-825-3123. More often than not, your pan won't go away on its own. activity. All supplies included. Mather's, 7134W. Drama Club At NorthShore University HealthSystem, you have access Higgins Ave., Chicago. Call 773-774-4804. $15 4:30 p.m.: Get creative with acting and improv. For suggested donation. to an integrated team of specialists who provide a full range children in first grade and above. Morton Grove Office of U.S. Rep. Jan Schakowsky and Public Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove. of orthopaedic services, including sports medicine and back State Rep. Lou Lang Call 847-965-4220. and joint care. We work with you to identify the source of 5:30 p.m.: A community outreach representative your pain and pursue every option, including the latest will offer guidance on immigration, visas, the Post SATURDAY, SEPT. 7 Office, Social Security, Medicare, Veteran's Admin- breakthroughs in non-surgical treatment. Most important, istration or any other federal agency. Skokie Public Plug into The Past with Ancestry Library we create a coordinated treatment plan for your Library, 5215 Oakton St., Skokie. Edition IO am.: Learn how to use the database Ancestry long-term recovery. YA Rock Your Locker Library Edition, which provides access to genealogy 7p.m.: Stop by the library to make magnets, picture collections and the ability to search for family frames and more to help decorate a school locker records. Park Ridge Public Library, 20 S. Prospect At NorthShore University HealthSystem, this year. Park Ridge Public Library, 20 5. Prospect Ave., Park Ridge. 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BY NATASHA WASISKI For Sun-Times Media I @natwaz "It really became quite street parking near Nordica cliWicult to speak to Apartments hasn't been a problem residents. I know they're Limitedjust for Nues residents, but for Culver really struggling." School, too. At the request ofthe Village ofNiles, the el- Amy Kruppe, ementary school has allowed nearby neighbors District 71 superintendent to leave their vehicles in a lot on the campus, but with restrictions. Parking is limited to the hours between 8 p.m. and 6 a.m., and prohibited from Decem- "Even when you have (parking restrictions) ber to April. at 6 (a.m.), people don't move out ofthe park- Those who don't follow the rules are subject¡ng lot near the cages and teachers don't get to towing, which has put some motorists on their parking spots," Kruppe said. edge. 'What wifi make (Niles') neighbors happy Niles officials sought to ease tensions earlierwill make my teachers very unhappy that they in the summer by issuing a letter to residents can't park." explaining parking regulations in the area, and She also reported having received a letter requesting their patience until a new parking from the vifiagu asking that the school double- lot project is complete. check its signage and to suspend the practice The construction of 56 new parking spaces oftowing cars parked ifiegally. alongside the apartment complex is expected Nues cops previously ticketed motorists to free up street parking on Nordica Avenue, who didn't observe school parking code, but Jonquil Terrace, Dobson Street, and Notting- police no longer intervene because the parking ham Avenue as early as this fall. violations occur on "private property," Kruppe Until then, the vifiage wants leniency on said. Cu1ver behalf Consequently, Culver now resorts to using a District 71 Superintendent Amy Kruppe private towing company to remove vehicles. reported she received a call from freshman The result has been backlash by a small Niles trustee George AIpogianis asking that number ofresidents, some ofwhom have the school consider allowing public parking accosted police and school leaders, claimed year-round, and to push back the time motor- Kruppe. ists must move their cars to 7 a.m. "It really became quite difficult to speak He also inquired whether up to eight spaces to residents," she said. "1 know they're really could be reserved for handicapped parking strugffing." only, Kruppe said. Yet, for now, the school board stands by the After the administration vetted the mat- decision to allow for limited public parking. ter with the district's Building and Grounds District 71 board newcomer Jill Brocai who Committee and Board of Education, however, sits on the BUilding and Grounds Committee, school officials found each request to be noted that "giving an inch" to ease the restric- unfeasible. tions would lead to further concessions. For starters, parking ¡s prohibited in the VIce President Matthew Holbrook agreed, winter to allow for overnight snowplowing and pointed out how the frustration caused by services, Kruppe said. parking enforcement is understandable, if not Your guide to the weekend and beyond Extending the time the ban goes into effect universal. I in the morning by an hour still does not guar- "I think we should have a reality show about Every Thursday antee compliance. it, 'Parking Wars,' " he quipped. Nil. THURSDAY, AUGUST 29,2013 27

III HILES Gift shop rides tide in Nues with collectibles, nostalgia

BY lOOR STUDDIXOV shoppers from all across United For Sun-Times Media I @istudenkov States, he says. And while the economic downturn has dented Imports and Gifts European Imports' customer is a store is overflowing with base, Delgau's passion for gifts is Europeanproducts. strong enough to keep him going Figurines, plushies, handbags, through the tough times. model buildings and other col- When he was a young man, lectibles fill shelf after shelf on theDelgau became fascinated with first floor, and much of the secondcollectible figurines made in Eu- floor office space is reserved for rope. He toured the factories to see storage. And right outside the how they were made and inquired sales floor, discounted products about their history. And, most im- are displayed along the tables thatportantly, he liked how they could stretch along the entire wall. give any room character, make it That's just the way owner Ed- cheerful and more interesting. ward Delgau likes it. So when he left the army, Del- For the past 45 years, Euro- gau decided to turn his interest pean Imports and Gifts have been into business. He started out with selling collectible items from European brands such as Anry European and American suppli- wood carvings and Hummel glass ers. Delgau tries to bring as many figurines. But it wasn't long be- items as possible under one roof, fore added American brands such so that any potential customer as Precious Moments porcelain would be able to find what they figurines. are looking for. Ten years later, European This, along with the attentive Imports and Gifts grew to the customer service, has attracted point where it had to move from

European Imports and Gifts in Niles offered discounts on Department 65 North Pole houses as part of its "Christmas in July" sale.

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its original Chicago location to net searches. gifts as they're used to. a bigger space in Oak Mill Mall "A lot of times, people look up Delgau also worries about the that had the space he needed. Thean item they can't find anywhere future. Most of his customers store has been in Niles ever since.else on Google, and they find out are 30 and older,. Younger people Yet, according to Delgau, the that we have it," said Delgau. tend to visit the store to buy Vera store always had trouble attract- He credits the large inventory Bradley bags and jewelry but their ing local customers. He estimatesas one of the keys to the store's overall numbers are discouraging. that they account for only about success. The other is the customer "We are trying to get young 10 percent of his customer base. service. people [to shop here], but young Even though the store's name is The Niles Herald-Spectator people have different priorities," displayed prominently above the got to see the customer service in said Delgau. "They are not so entrance, many locals don't seem action. When he saw a customer much into collecting." to know it exists. looking through the shelves, Del- Still, he believes that collectibles "We had people come from the gau paused the interview to ask are very much worth the custom- neighborhood and they say 'we her ¡1 she needed help. And after ers' time7even if they don't realize didn't know you were here,'" said the interview wrapped up, he went it yet. Delgau. over to help another customer. "You got to have something [in Most of the customers come But even the best customer ser- your life] that makes you happy," from other parts of Chicagoland vice doesn't compensate for eco- said Delgau. "Gifts and collect- and United States in general. nomic conditions. In the current ibles will make you happy. They'll Disney figurines for sale at European European Imports and Gifts, a gift shop at Oak They find European Imports economic climate, shoppers don't keep you happy for the rest of Mill Mall in Nues. IGOR STUOENROv/FoR SUN-TIMES MEDIA through word of month and Inter-have as much money to spend on your life." 28 I ThURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 2013 NIL

Shedd's BLUgoes green to promote conservation

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The Event: Ten years of showcasing the Philippines' diverse offshore ecosystem in it's Wild Reef exhibit is no drop in the ocean. That's why Shedd Aquarium's 60-member auxiliary board, made up of young philan- thropists and helmed by gala co-chairmen, Susan Patience of Wilmette and G.E Searle of Winnetka, was so excited to celebrate the occasion with 900 guests at their premier summer ftindraising fête, BLU. Cause célèbre: "Our main focus was animal care and conservation," explained Patience, stressing that it was for this reason that she and Searle sought to make the event smaller and more personal. Although there were 200 fewer attendees than last year, the support for the event was at a higher level due to a 30 percent increase in the ticket price. The $370,000 this gener- ated will go to support the Shedd's conserva- tion and educational initiatives, explained Katie Clark, director of donor relations and special events. To further its conservation theme, BLU eschewed traditional event waste by employ- ing LED lights, compostable cutlery, plates and napkins; post-consumer or recyclable signage; and by serving only sustainable seafood. "The auxiliary board as a whole is really passionate about Shedd's conservation, education, community outreach and animal care' added Searle. He noted that through recycling and conservation of refuse ma- tenais programs in inner-city schools, the Shedd has the opportunity to educate not just children but also parents about sustain- ability. "So we get to educate several genera- tions and have a huge impact." President and CEO Ted A. Beattie, said he was thrilled that Shedd's auxiliary board "continues to successfully inspire young philanthropists of Chicago to support Shedd Aquarium. The critical funds raised through events like BLU allow Shedd to share the wonders of the aquarium with thousands of school children throughout the year, provide exceptional care to its 32,500 animals, and I. Joan and Gary Rohde of Glenview (from left), Frank Doyle and Jean Frederick, both of Chicago; 2. Susan Patience, originally of Wilmeite and G.P.Searle, originally support conservation efforts around the of Winnetka, gala co-chairmen; 3. Heather Hoeppner, originally of Glencoe and John Hoeppner, originally of Wilmette; 4. Jack Hammond of Wilmeffe, auxiliary board world." president; 5. Layne Shapiro of Chicago and Dan Zagorin originally of Skokie; 6. Beverly and John Cervino of Libertyville.I PHOTOS BY LEE A. LFIAS I FOR SUN-TiMES MEDIA NIL THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 2013 29 I I

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BY RICK KAIC on a second floor, and the attic of the [email protected] I @rick..kambic Everything began when Yoon andoriginal house was not converted friend CliffLee bought the nearly into a master bedroom. e Morton Grove woman 100-year-old cottage in January 2011, th October 2011, same time after who ran a Maum Meditation after separatelylivingin nearby gaining approval from the zoning center out ofher home has apartments for several years. board, Yoon fired her architect been ordered to reconstruct her The two were vague about their and gave new plans to the building newly renovated house to fit into a relationship but immediately ified department, instead ofthe approved footprint that's 10 feet smaller, be- paperwork for a renovation, citing a design. cause her construction plans caused need to move some ofYoon's family Shortly after those plans were a legal mix-up with the village. into the house. filed with Morton Grove, then-direc- Members ofMorton Grove's Their application with the village tor ofeconomic development John Zoning Board ofAppeals set aside mentioned building a garage and Said took a job with the Village of confusion over what was happen- a new master bedroom that would West Chicago and Building Commis- ing within Soon Yoon's house, 8701 span across the second story of her sioner Ed Hildebrandt retired, leav- Austin Ave., and on Aug. 19 denied house and onto part ofthat new ing no one to follow up with Yoon. her request for an "as built" permit garage. After finding the problem, the because those extra 10 feet nega- The zoning board approved building inspector in 2012 connected tively impact her neighbors. Yoon's unconventional building planswhen the police and realized that "It bothers me that what was in Februaiy 2011, a building permit a Mama Meditation group was built isn't what we approved, but was issued that September and operating in the house, creating it also bothers me that village staff the house was fully renovated by parking and noise problems. Yoon made a mistake," zoning board fall 2012 - when a final inspection was ordered tostopand, according chairman Ron Farkas said before found a significantly different build- to village officials, no functions have Soon Yoon originally got a special use permit to renovate her unusual house to accom- voting against Yoon's permit. "It's ing than otiginally approved. occurred since November. modate family moving in. However, Morton Grove found a meditation group using the a matter of what bothers me more, The new garage was instead sur- Village Attorney Thriy Liston house. iRICK KAMBIC/SUN-TIMES MEDIA and what bothers me more is that rounded by an office and foyer, with told Yoon to apply for an "as built" this is an egregiously different build-three small rooms and a bathroom permit and try to persuade corn- NIL THURSDAY,AUGUST29,2013 31 I I

"Our job is to decide if plans for land meet the designed zoning regulations," Shimanski said. "It's someone else'sjob to make sure a business is not being run out of the residential structure." Shimanski was one of two who reluctantly voted in favor of Yoon's "as built" permit. The other five commissioners opposed the struc- ture, because it blocks neighbors and because Yoon's family-based hardship is no longer a factor in the house's unconventional change. Yoon's house must now be compacted by 10 feet, have only Soon Yoon didnt get renovations of her Morton Grove home properly approved by the Instead of building a master bedroom that spans part of her new garage and part of one bedroom above the garage and village and now must reconstruct her new garage. The home also served as amedita- her house's attic, Soon Yoon built three small rooms and a bathroom for hermedita- the space surrounding the garage tion center.I RICK KAMBIC/SUN-TIMES MEDIA tion organization. I RICK KAMBIC/SUN-TÌMES MEDIA must be smaller and used for stor- age - as originally proposed. missioners that the house is worthy to the religious institution, a letter ing the error, and nine months of Two different neighbors argued At this point, it's unclear if the of being exempt from certain submitted more than six months construction is a long time to "sneak that Yoon's extended garage blocks garage can be renovated with- boundary-related rules; otherwise, after Yoon told the village she was something by." the street-long view of front yards out demolishing and completely Listan suggested renovating the moving family into the house. "It's disingenuous to say 'It's not along the east side ofAustin Av- rebuilding it. house so it looks like the original Yoon's lawyer Dan Shapiro quick- illegal if you didn't catch us" Listan enue, while also protesting the mys- An adjudication officer was plans or demolish the new garage ly dismissed the religious notion. refuted. terious activities inside the house. waiting to see what the zoning and rooms. "That is no longer her intention," Two neighbors favored Yoon's Commissioner Andy Shimanski, board decided before assigning While reviewing the "as built" Shapiro said. "She has been through proposal, saying the house was however, said the case should be fees to Yoon's several violations application, commissioners briefly enough on this and just wants to live vacant and decrepit for so long that reviewed without the background for constructing an illegal building touched on those details and an on the land indefinitely." discouraging a new owner could information and decisions should be and operating a business without a Oct. 16,2012 letter from Yoon that Shapiro tried to argue that vil- result in the corner lot being aban- based only on the plot of land and license. Those fees will be assigned said she was donating her house lage staff was responsible for catch- doned yet again. proposed designs. in mid-September.

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Prescribing medications and other treatments, managing patients' overall care. average for states with available data. Between 1995 and 2009, the number of NPs per primary care MD more than doubled, as did the number of physician assistants per primary care MD (RWJF, 2010©. . NPs focus on the health and well-being ofthe whole person. What sets this group of health These figures suggest that it is possible to increase the supply of both NP5 and PAs in a relatively short care providers apart from others is their unique emphasis on helping patients to make amount of time, helping to meet the increased demand for care. educated health care decisions. How do educational costs compare with NPs and PAs? When considering productivity measures, employee compensation and the cost of education, NPs are cost-effective providers of health services, Jensen: Last year, we surveyed all FNP programs and medical (DO/MD) preparation. 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Call School Bus Drivers Machinery, Tools Walter - 847-471-7333 847-559-0300. Please leave msg. Medical Equipment JOBS $315 HÌrng Bonus' OPPORTUNIIY NUes- 9233 N Courtland, Friday Medical Assistant FT NorthShore Misc. Merchandise Aug 30th tra-5p, Saturday Aug 31st Reds office Check in patients. give $1000 Bonus forpermitted Driversu and Sunday Sept i st 8a-4p, immunizations. Phlebotomy exp Musical Instruments LARGE ESTATEIGARAGE SALE Employment Wanted reqd Some evelweekend reqd &.,« is trtmeto ,Tt t? t2Od i-idt pad Furn, tools, knick knacks, house- [email protected] Office Furniture hold items, Mission Style BR set rT cFe1 n Featured Jobs atjir!sce n ?* i3 1 $51000 Sign-on Bonus Resale Shops RegaI HomelXalhy Petricca" Health Care ESTATE SALE 1O RRST STtBfT * r' nxyrn,ç Px1-tante Sthod Snow Removal Equipment Mt.Prospect:911 Tower LANE Help Wanted Full GREAT 8/23-24 9-4 --LR, DR, BRs. i wvs, ! t?e rwy Pf.E1TflMV4 Sporting Goods fra'f Ør a Cwiwco iy,r$ ljc*nhi books, kitchen, cameras, coutume Help Wanted Part cWirbLity Swap, Trade jewelry, garage, more.... kv 8:30am '6 pvGed*I w.I A Í4RIdG 9JS at rip Friday Staffing Services Ortho Molecular Products is looking Guaranteed wages for a full-time, outside, Sales corrIetion ol baa4 Swimming Pools, Supplies Temporary Services Account Esecutive in our Chicago 5kokie- June Moon Estate 5ale s NINW Saburhs. Previoas p(4,w1c pt-tmi It*z*te tran!q d'Jw, Tickets 6947 Lorel Ave, Friday Aug 30th Transportation experience in healthtwellneus field ,tBt 9F0tt I&S Tr.nr %txt%rçetI a' and Saturday Aug 3151 9um-3pm. a plus. Must be goal dnven and Wanted to Buy Victonan antique fumiture, be comfortable calling directly on are ptos ta ofl' mid-century mod furniture, Health Care garage and household items. physicians, Salary + commission, e Fede 1fWVF Pets eIcome Electronics, Accessories Email resume to: Photos at eslstesales,net Dental Receptionist - Glenview [email protected] e tWT8t*!S s'scv Location. No exp nec. Will train, WANTED HOME STEREO Tues. Wed, Thurs 4:30p-tOp. e 200 Srvn« RQtes atin Furniture . Y4 Equip, & Records, 33a-45a-78s Alt. Sat 7a-4p. Call 847-587-5447 Program CoordInator rJf Pp Aoutis ae Will pick-up Cash Professional sought lo administer e DkWI o as rtotn 847-266-0190 Expr$enced Medical Biller for foundation's granf prgm 3-5 years buey Orthopedic Office. project mgmt. experience, Bachelo- rjqtt xnarjs, f*3S O SJThfl Paid Orientation Preferable experience in Medisoft.rs degree, outstanding MS Office. ofI eqfeli Estate Sales Edgebrook area Email resame to 25-30 hours/week.Apply: . 20 HoriY*e Zatee1rx i9jaf 8Cul [email protected] [email protected] 'A FAB SUCCESSFUL SALE' an flB8 ar83th 20 ho.js dong tm DRESSER - Vintage ladies dress- Waje: $12 - "When You Want The Best' Personals Personals er with mirror, traditional, dark tpwv3gg e w PHYLLIS REIFMAN wood, 2 small drawers, 2 larve Great Equpen1 drawers, L48',W21",H34 a 1!3ns arlx:1 Stiviibys ne prerrem p Trio House Sales Mirror Height, 35'. Beautiful Are You Offering Classes? . Ooqt'jit,es t condition! $375. 847-977-7813 Ptitarid lleeìket17'atvç 847-432-3770 Cooking, Baking, Hobbies, i Wanted to Buy Ctd Rtd AIofig ROutI'8 abW LORI REIFMAN Knitting, Painting, Tutoring, Etc. . P8ecaI My W.st OLD COMIC BOOKS WANTED 3at r tf3rang 5Ift Competite CPM TRIO LIMITED (pre-1975) TOP 58 for Vintage The Learn To... Toys, Hot Wheels (pro-1 975J & Money-F!dai 9-T at Estate Sales of Distinction Early Star Wurst 312-685-1787 Special Section Is Perfect For You! 877-835-2099 1-8UQ-547-91 69 63O4784 Vehicles WantedWill Buy All Call Sun-Times Media Today! ra bi Det Nyce Things Estate SalesVehmcles*** Cars, Trucks, Vans, 312-321-2345 Option #2 or Mayîrucking,com (Serving the North Shore)SUV'u*** $500-5000 Cash* FESTSiJEI rs i'Zu4 5t,5Fuo Çhve5 Carol 847-431-5464 708-516-8888. 4 PPN Ce Thursday, August 29, 2013 Apartments, Unfurnd. Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est. PETS Cook County - Suburban REAL ESTATE HARWOOD HEIGHTS torneys,tNorth Dearborn Street,TJSC#: 33-15461 NOTE: Pursuant IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFChicago,Illinois60602.TeI.No.to the Fair Debt Collection Practices GARAGE SALES COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS (312( 476-5500. Refer to File Nurn-Act, you ere advixed that Plaintiff's Glenview- i .2,3 Bds COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHAN-ber 1105463, attomey is deemed to be s debt col- Cats LUXURY RESIDENCES Houses CERY DIVISION INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALESlector attempting lo collect a debt Garage Sales Garage Sales CORPORATION and any information obtained will be Valley Lo Towers II WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A., AS Lake Vills Deer Path Garage Sale Dogs Townhomes TRUSTEE FOR THE Selling Officer, (312) 444-1122 used for Ihal purpose.550120Beech Park, 38423 N. North Ave,, 1910 Chestnut Ave, 1553847 628253 Psb: 8/22, 29, 9/212013 Fri8/30 6 Sat 8/31, 9am-4pm.and Bake Sale Selling Car, Tread- CERTIFICATEI-1OLDERS OF mill, Workout Equipment, Women's Misc. Pets Call (847) 998-1800 x200 Condos, Lofts BANC OF AMERICA 8/15, 8/22, 8129/13 #622234 Books, Chicago Bears & White Soa items, clothing.garnetable, gusundmen'sClothes, Household Mon - Fri lOam - 4pm ALTERNATIVE LOAN TRUST IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF www.valleylotowers.com Duplex grill,housewares, jewelry, kilchenIterns, Christmas Items, Dogs 2004-tO, MORTGAGE COOK COUNTi, ILLINOIS COUN- etc Homemade Baked Goods PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES, items, silver plate S sporting goods1 Open Houses 'ri' DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY preparedbyprofessionalpastry German & Dutch Shep. Pups $350- SERIES 2004-10; INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OFDIVISION $1200. Trained dogs $1000-$3500. NORRIDGE Ltg 1 BR. $750, chef One Day Only- Saturday, Au- ten. pays util. Prkg neId. No pets. Mobile Homes Plaintiff, COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. gust 17, 2013 9AM-4PM36844 N AKC white, sable, bnndle, b&t. vs TY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYPlaintiff,-e.- NEELA PARIKH A/K/A Guar, delis avail. 815-721-9090 New decor & darpel, appls, A/C, Deerview Dr. Lake Villa Indry available, 708-453-4988 Manufactured Homes MINAS GHARIBIAN; BANK OFDIVISION JPMORGAN CHASENEELA H. PARIKFI A/K/A NEELA AMERICA, N.A., AS BANK, N A Plaintiff, -n -UN-M. PARIKH, NISHI M.PARIKH, Apartment Buildings S/I/I TO LASALLE BANK, N.A.; UN-KNOWN HEIRS AND LEGATEESRUSHI M PARIKH, JVM BUILDER YARD..LE. Golden Retriever pups, 4 gen. OFA,MORTON GROVE KNOWN HEIRS Beach Park.40288 N Kenosh. Rd.MORTON GROVE. 4 Family Sale! OF RAFFEL.SHAPERD, THEINC. Defendants 10 CH 40268 lmrned. 0cc. 2BR, 2BA, elen. bldg. (1/2 mile off Greenbay, N on Keno- vet check all shots, ready 815-337- Co-Op Apartments AND LEGATEES OF MINASLANDMARK CONDOMINIUM,7255 NORTH KEDVALE AVENUE 8838 N. Oak Park, Fnday 8/30, 4624 seedetailed online ad with1 heated indr. prkg. sp. All appics. GHARIBIAN, IF ANY; sha Rd) Thur 8/29 - Sua 9/i SAM-?Saturday 8/31 6 Sunday 9/1 , 9a-4p. Senior Housing JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, NA.LINCOLNWOOD, IL 60712 pictures md w/d in unit. No pets allowed. UNKNOWN HEIRS ANDUNKNOWN OWNERS ANDNOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-Lots of children's 6 adult clothes, Hshld, clothes, electronics, jewelry. Near Irainstation,2 yr.lease. Commercial, Industrial LEGATEES OF ANUSCHNONRECORD CLAIMANTS, WIL-TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-children's bikes & misc other items.Lots of Items! Everything Must Go! $1 450-$1 550 847-470-8100 WAR UTIAN LIAM P. BUTCHER, AS SPECIALsuant to a Judgment of Foreclosure Lab Pupo & mini labs $350-$800 Farms, Farmland IFANY, UNKNOWN OWNERSREPRESENTATIVE Defendants and Sale enteredinthe above Choc, polar, yellow & blk. StartedOAK PARK - 1BR, 4 rg sss, Euclid AND NON RECORD cause on ApnI 22, 2013. an agent A Washington. Open floor plan, tree 12 CH 036020 BEACH PARK -August 30th 6MORTON GROVE MOVING SALE! dogs $1000-$2500. Guar,, Mchip, CLAIMANTS, 6330 LINCOLN AVENUE UNIT e5Bfor The Judicial Sales Corporahon, Indry, you pay elec, free parking, Homes Built to Order 31st.9-5pm. 38326Northshore9242 Marmota Ave. Thurs Aug 29th de5very avail. 815-721-9090 Deleodants, MORTON GROVE, IL 60053 wiltat10:30 AM on October 2, a/c, cable rdy, ceiling tans, near Ase Furnitare, baby boys clothes &and Fri. Aug 30th, 9am-4prn. Farn, Vacant Property 11 CH 21379 NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-2013, at the The Judicial Sales Cor-older, teen gets, houseware demo 6antiques, stained glass, pool iterns trans, $925, 1 mth sec + credit chk NOTICE OF SALE TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-poration, One South Wacker Dt/ne - req'd. Avail Oct 1st. 708-715-7609 misc. & many misc, Too Much to List! OldeEnglish Bulldogge Puppiesi Vacation Property PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV-suant to s Judgment of Foreclosure24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606, IOEBA and UCA registered. Cham- EN that pursuant to a Judgment ofand Sale enteredinthe abovesell at public auction Io the highest pion. bloodline, $1.200 and up. Call Income Property Foreclosure and Sale entered in thecause on June 26, 2013, se agentbidder, as sel forth below, the fol- 254-275-9026. Investment Property abone entitled cause on Septemberfor The Judicial Sales Corporation,lowing described real estate: Corn- CHICAGO, 5640 N. Prospect, 14, 2012 Intercounty Judicial Saleswill at 10:30 AM on September 30,monly known as 7255 NORTH Friday 8130 & Saturday 8/31, Lots Corporation will on Tuesday, OcIo-2013, at the The Judicial Saies Cor-KEDVALE AVENUE, 9am-4pm. Household items, .rnniiij Toy and tcup poodles Poodles toys w ber 1, 2013 at the hosrof 1! a.rn inporation, One South Wacker Dnve -LINCOLNWOOD, IL 60712 Proper- clothing, movies etc, and tcups in red apncol black.shots Real Estate Auctions their office at 120 West Madison24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606,Iv Indes No tO-27-429-001. The re- TOO MItCH TO LIsT! NILES- 8639 W Madison Dr, fi-E HOMESTEA: SIreet, Saite 718A, Chicago, Illinois, al estate is improved with a single dewormedwindair.nel ph i,, ri()RrUW GÖbi' sell ut public auction Io the highest Fri 8/30 and Sat 8/31, 9am-4pm, 8152863915 Real Estate Wanted sell at public auction to the highestbidder, as vet torth below, the fol-family home; attached 2 car garage. Household items, clothes, toys, bidder for cash, as set forth below. Sale terms: 25% down of the high- video games books, large fish lowing described real CHICAGO, Huge multi family yard THE HOMESThAD Morton Groves Real Estate Misc. the following described mortgagedestale:Cnrnmonlv known us 6330est bid by certified tands al fhe tank + more,Too much Io list newest rental community for those real estale: close of Ihe sale payable to The Ju-sale st 5244 N Osceola, Too rnuch LINCOLN AVE19UE UNIT#SB, to list, something for everyone. Fa 62+. Offering 2BR, 2BA apt homes. Out-Of-Town Real Est. P.1 N 12-12-404-085-0000 MORTON GROVE, IL 60053 Prop-dicial Sales Corporation. No third Enloy maintenance tree livio Cornmonly known as 5102 North party checks will be accepled. The30th & Sat 31st, from 9am-3pm. RENTALS erty Inden No, 10-20-itt-012-1041. Don't miss this sale. NORTHBROOK - 1115 Volta Rd. indoor parkin9, on site statt Out-Of-Town, CommercialOctavia Avenue, Harwood Heighls,The real estate is improved with abalance, including the Jsdicial sale secunty. Pnvate patios & IL 60706. fee forAbandoned Residential Frl 8/30 9a-3p & Sat 8/31 9a-3p. Lakes, Resort Property residence. Sale terms. 25% down Household Items, decorations, scheduled transportation. The mortgaged real estate is im-of the highest bid by certified fundsProperty Municipality Relief Fund, CONTACT US AT proved with a singletastilyresi- which is calculated on residential wall units, air hockey table, Apartments, Unfurnished Mortgages, Loans at the close of the sale payable to DEERFIELD - 1059 Ostermas Asedrafting table, cd's, dvd's & more 847-581-1800 or visit dence, If Ihe sublet mortgaged realThe Judicial Sales Corporation. Noreal estate at Ihe rate of $1 for each Fn8/30,9-4andSalS/31,9-t estate is a unit of a common Inter- Apartments, Furnished www.homesteadatmortongrove corn Homeowners Insurance third party checks will be accepted.$1 000 or fraction thereot of theMoeing Sale: Power and hand tools, est community, the purchaser of theThe balance, including the Judicialamount paid by the purchaser not garden tools, PC equipment, Condos, Townhomes Real Estate Seminars unit slher than a mortgagee shallsale fee for Abandoned Residentialto eoceed $300, in certified fsnds/or geseral quality merchandise! Oak Park:707 Home Avenue pay the assessrnents required byProperty Municipality Relief Fund,wire transfer. is due within twenty- Frl & Sat 8/30 & 8/31 8AM-2PU Homes ' Real Estate Services subsection (g-t) of Section 18.5 o!which is calculated on residentialfour (24) hours, No fee shall be paid Garage lull of Cookbooks, Books and the Condominiurn Property Act. real estate al the raIe of $1 for eachby the mortgagee acquiring the res- more from renowned Collector, Child- Duplex Judicial Sales - Legal Sale termo: 10% down by certified$1,000 or fraction thereof of theidential real estate pursuant Io itsEvanston,MULTI-FAMILY YARDren's books, China & Glass, gadgets, fundo, balance, by certified tundo,amount paid by the purchaser notcredit bid at the sale or by anySALE al 2143 Sherman Avenue in6 bake ware.,.Not to be missed! Rooms Homes within 24 hours. No refunds.Theto esceed $300, in certified funds/ormortgagee,udgrnent creditor,orEvanston on Saturday, August 31, Houses property will NOT be open for in-wire transfer, is due within twenty-other honor acquiring the residentialfrom 10:00 am, to 3:00 p.m. offers Housing to Share Cook County - Suburban spection four (24) hours, No fee shall be paidreal estate whose rights in and todesigner shoes and boots, purses. Cook County - SuburbanFor information call the Sales Clerk the residential real estate arose pri-men and women's clothing. jewelry.Palatine, 760 West Hill Road, Sarn- PARK RIDGE house for rent, 2BR by the mortgagee acquiring the res- Mobile Homes al Plaintiff's Attorney, The Wirbicki or to the sale, The subject propertyas well as furniture, 10 s 14 oriental5pm August 30-31 FriSat Home w/f,n. bsrnt, 2BA, W/D, updated kil. idential rest eslale pursuant to its Decor Galore,Furniture,Linens, Broadview -Brick ranch home, 3Law Grosp, 33WestMonroecredit bid st the sale or by anyio subject lo general real estate las-rsg,household goods/fsmishings, Retirement Rentals & ba, fenced yard. quiet street, Bedroomu,tbath, 1 family room,Street, Chicago, Illinois60603. es, special assessments, or specialand much more, Great stuff at greatDrapery.HouseholdItems, You $1800/mo + sec. 630-258-5007 1.5 car garage, $126K, 708-308- mortgagee. Iudgment creditor,or won't be disappointed! CoOp Housing (312/ 300-945$W11-t474. other honor acqu,rinQ the residentialtases levied against said real estalepeces and worth the stop--don't 0328 Cents21 first class bornesINTRCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALES and is offered for sale without anymiss it! Suburbs. * RENT TO OWN! * real estate whose rights in and to Sleeping Rooms Cook County - Chgo. S CORPORATION Ihe residential real estate arose pri-representationastoqualityor Buy wrlh No closing Costs and gel Selling Officer, (312( 444-t 122 quantity of title and without recousis PARK RIDGE help with your credit, Call 708-868- or to the sale. The sabjecl properly Housekeeping Rooms 556483 is sublect IO general real estate tax-to Plaintif! and in "AS IS" condition, 1437 5. Brophy Ave. Fn, 8/30, 2422 or visit www nhba corn 8/29, 9/5, 9/12/13 #631208 The sale is further sablect Io confrr-GLENCOE - 178 MAPLE HILL RD Sat, 8/31, 9-4pm. Moving Salol es, special assessments, or special Saturday, 8/31 lOam-2pm Finder Service tases levied against said real estate TV's, patio fsm/garden tools, hhld / Rooms AMERICAN GIRL Ist. items, men & womens clothes, Apartments - Hotels and is offered for sale without any home 8 other girt's items. representationas IO qualityor Rain date -Sun 9/1 lOam-2pm Vacation, Resort RentalsCook County - Suburban HARW000 HEIGHTS quantity of title and without recourse 22953 EAST DRIVE, RICHTONINTHE CIRCUIT COURT OFto Plaintiff and in AS 1Scondition, EQUAL Park Ridge House Sale. 6t3 Ches- Out-of-State Rentals PARK, ILLtNOISBeautiful 3 BR, 2COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS The sale is further sableO IO conf ir- ter, Park Ridge, 8/23, 9-3. Every- BA completely renovated It/-level!COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHAN-mation by the court, Upon payment GURNEE, HOUSEHOLD SALE! thing must golSmall furniture. Garages CallB.Hicks773-443-4677forCERY DIVISION in tall of the amount bid, the pur- HOUSING Vintage to Everyday items! household iterns, tools, victrola and more infoor request u showing.BANK OF AMERICA. N.A., SUC-chaser will receive a Certificate of Linens, hankies, cut glass, paInt-records with appraisal, $900 or best Farms, Farmland '(.McGaw YUCA Ready to move in! CESSOR BY MERGER TO BACSale that will entitle the purchaser OPPORTUNITIES ed labIe 8, chairs, mIsc. dishes,offer, antique spinning wheel, $350 EVANSTON Rooms for Men HOME LOANS SERVICING, LP cedar chest & much more! 16978 lo a deed Is the real estate aher or best offer. . Cash and carry Commercial, Industrial w/rnuid service, daily 6 weekly rates FKA COUNTRYWIDE HOMEconfirmation of the sale. The prop- W. Sibelius Lane, Thurs 8/29 & $t3t & ap inclades aseo! LOANS SERVICING LP erty will NOT be open for Inspection All real estate advertised in Frl 8/30, 9-5pm. Sat 8/31, 9-Zpm. Storage, Warehouses acililies. call the Y tor availability. Plaintiff, and plaintiff makes no representa-this newspaper is subject to the 1000 Crone 847-475-7400 - ext 214 vs. lion us to the condition of the prop- Round Luke. Garage Sale at 548 W Desk Space MAREK SAK DOROTA SAK; UNI-erty. Prospective bidders are ad-Federal Fair Housing Act, which Csldwell Dr, Toys and Houshold TED STATEOF AMERICA; UN-monished to check the coas file tomakes it illegal to advertise any item for sale Glifo clothing size 4-S, Offices Comm'l-lndustrial infant boy clothing size newborn -12 REACH OUT KNOWN OWNERS AND NON RE-verify all ntsrmation, If this propertypreference, limitation, or dis- Stores Cook County - Chgo.W CORD CLAIMANTS; is a condominium unit, the parchas- rnonths.Working WhiteStove Defendants, er of the unit at the foreclosure sale.crimination based on race, color. $50.00 Sat, Sun 8-4 Rental Services 11 CH 16597 other than a mortgagee, shall payreligion, seo, handicap, familial TO MORE PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby giventhe assessments and the legal fees status or national origin in the Rental Misc Circle This! that pursuant Ioa Judgment ofrequired by The Condominiurn Hinsdale, 425 E, 6th St,, Saturday Foredlosare entered in the aboveProperty Acf, 765 ILCS 605/9(g)(t)sale, rental or hnancing 5f August 31st & Sunday Septem- WILMETTE - Antique lovers Wanted to Rent QUALIFIED entitled cause on December 12,and (g)(4(. It this property is a con-housing. ber ist, Sam-4pm. Miscellaneous won't wanna misa this one! 2012.InlerCoantyJudicialSalesdomrnism suit which is part of a Labor Day weekend ayas & In addition Ihe Illinois Human household ilems,lamps, toys, Apartments, Unfurnd. Corporation will on Tuesday, Sep-common interesl community, the hats, eintage. Lots of stuff, A-Z! 8/31, 9-4. 2015 Avondale La. LOCAL lember 17, 2013, at Ihe hour o! fipurchaser of the unit at the foreclo-Rights Act prohibits discrimina- Well cared for antique Phone/Cable/Internet Incld um, intheir officeal t20 Westsure sale other than u mortgageelion based on age, ancestry. furniture, artwork, area rugs, Cook County. Chgo. N Madison Street, Suite 718A, Chica-shall pay the assessments required garden furniture, antique Nr CTNGreetslBtue Line/i-ZOO marital status, sexual orientationLAKE BLUFF 130 & 128 E Wood- Chicago, Narragansett & Irving Pk, Spacious/ready Must rent go, Illinois, sell to the highest bidderby The Condominiurn Property Act. books, treasures galore... CANDIDATES for cash, the following descnbed765 ILCS 605/i8.5(g-1).IF YOUor unfavorable military discharge. land Rd. Fn 8/30 6 Sat 8/3t 8a-4p. 2nd tIr, large beautiful 2BR, laundry, Starting @ 1000 SF/0900 Duality. desk, bed furn,. bookcase, $975/mo + sec dep Heat mcl No Busy Oak Park nt. property' ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME- This paper will not knowingly p I.N t2-i2-4t6-014-0000. OWNER(. YOU HAVE THE RIGHT girls Trek bike. designer purses 6 pets/smokins. Credit check, Please CALL 773-921-1771 accept any advertising for real clothes, books & hoehld. Cash only. Call 773-777-9325. Great Area' Commonly known as 7444 WESTTORE1ifAIN IN POSSESSION IN ARGYLE STREET, HARWOODFOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OFenlate which is in violation of the HEIGHTS. IL 60706. AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN law.All persons are hereby Offices The mortgaged real estate isrn-ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION Lake Forest- t 161 Winwood Dr, WINNETKA - 1360 Hackberry Ln Des Plaines:1 Bdrm $775, 2 Bdrrn informed that all dwellings adver- $925-$975, odds heat, laundry & CHICAGOLANDproved with a single tarnilyresi-i5-170t(C(OF THE ILLINOIS Friday August 301h, garn-3pm, Fri 8/30 9-2pm & Sat 8/31 8-lpm dence. lt the subject mortgaged realMORTGAGE FORECLOSURE parking. ImmediateOccp. GRECook County - Suburban lised are available on an equal Anliques, toys, books, outdoor Designer women's & kids clothes estate is a unit of a common Inter-LAW. For inforrnation, examine the Prop 847-297-1500 Skokie- tot mo rent $1 opportunity basis. fumiture, garden decor and American Girl, Designer home uc- es! community. the purchaser of thecourt tile or contact Plaintiff's altor- much rnorel cous, turn, sports equip 6 bikes. 2nd mo. rent $2, LTL. Offices tor WITH unit altier than a mortgagee shallney.CODILIS & ASSOCIATES, If you believe you have been Rent. Nr Toahy & Edens. 300f!- pay the assesarnenls required byP.C., t5W030 NORTH FRONTAGEdiscriminated against in connec Cook County - Chgo. S 400t1-800t1-1200f! May combine, subsection (g-i) o! Section 18.5 ofROAD. SUITE tOO. BURR RIDGE, no extras, nihtly clean-up. theCondominiumPropertyAct. lion with the sale, rental or Chicago - Managed By Draper und MONSTER, IL 60527, (630) 794-9876. Please Call 84 -602-6622 Sale Ierrns: 25% down by certifiedrefer to file number 14-12-21629.ffnancing of hoasing, Call; Kramer, Inc.t, 2 & 3 BRo trom funds, balance within 24 hours, byTHE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA- $781-$1344 ASK ABOUT OUR certified funds.No refunds. TheTION One South Wacker Dnve, NEW SPECIAL! Reduced Sec Dep' Stores CALL property will NOT be open for in-24lh Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 West City and Suburbs: OPEN SATURDAY! 773-667-6011 spection.Upon payment infull of(3i2( 236-SALE You can also visit HOPE Fair Housing Center #DRIVE Lake County the amount bid, the purchaser willThe Judicial Suies Corporation at w oo MUST RENT!!! HIGHLAND PARK 847-998-3400 receive a Certificate st Sale whichw'w.tlsc,com for a 7 day status re- Cook County - SuburbanOft Spc 500-bOOs!, bsrnt 1000sf, will entitle the purchaser In a Deedport of pending sales. CODILIS & garage 7000sf. Ample parking, to the prernises aher confirmation ofASSOCIATES, P.C. 15W030 South Cily and Suburbs; BELLWOOD 2 BR Apt' tenant payo the sale. NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, utilities. slove/ fridge nc. ($696/sin 847-83t-3990 or 847-471-1120 South Suburban Housing Center For information: Visit our websile alSUITE 100 BURR RIDGE, IL 60527 Gaining + deposit required( Avail Oc!, tst, Cook County - SuburbanCook County - Suburbanhttp://service.atty-pierce.com. Be-(630) 794-5300 Attorney File No 708-9$7-4e74 Agent Owned. Call 708-421-7005 Iween 3 p.m. and 5 p.rn.Only.14-12-21629 Attorney ARDC No. Pierce 6 Associates, Plaintiff's At-00468002 Attorney Code21762 North City and Suburbs; HARW000 HEIGHTS 2,931SF WEBCB312731 CaseNumber:12 CH 036020 FOREST PARK Deluxe 1BR. new 847-564-1600 OFFICE Interfaith Housing Center carpet. windows, tile hit, natural 4600 N. Harlem 2nd story Office Space above retail cen- o! the Northern Suburbs gas & heat mcl, Indry tacilities. ter, Handicap Access. Aggressive Deals. SAY IT IN THE CLASSIFIEDS, (ALL SUBS(RIBETODAY ($1.1 1.800.680.2068 traction $71 9/month. Luis 708-366-5602 847-564-1 600 www.josephrealestate.net 847401-5760 847-998-3400 TO PLA(E YOUR AD OR VISIT PIO WEERLO(AL(OM Thursday, August 29, 2013 PPN Ce 5 Judicial SalesReal Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est. mation by the court. Upon paymentrequiradbyThe Covddminiumsale other than a mortgagee shallMORTGAGE FORECLOSURE n full of the amount bid, the pur-Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/9)g)(t)pay the assessments required byLAW.Forinformation:Visitour BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY chaser will receive a Certificate ofand ))(4). If this properly is a con-The Condominium PropertyAct,websile al service.atty-pierce.com. Sale that will entitle the purchaserdomivium unit which is part of a765 ILCS 605/18.5)q-1). W YOUbetween the hours of 3 and 5 pm. to a deed to the real estate aftercommon interest community,theARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME-PIERCE & ASSOCIATES, Plaintiff's Asphalt-Paving Garage Doors, Openers Landscaping Tiling confirmation of the sale. The prop-purchaser of the unit at the foreclo-OWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHTAttorneys,One North Dearborn erfy will NOT be open for inspectionsure sale other than a mortgageeTO REMAININ POSSESSIONStreet Saite 1300, CHICAGO, IL FOREST DOOR CO. * BRUCE LAWN SERVICE * MR. GROUT and plaintiff makes no representa-shall pay the assessments requiredFOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF60602. TelNo,)312) 476-5500. FAHEY & SON Garage Doors S Openers Yard Clean-ups. Fall Aeration, Slit 224-31 0-8994 Seedin, BuohThrnm:ng. Senior Disc TiLE GROUT REPAIR tion as to tIro condition of the prop-by The Condominium Property Ad,AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, INPlease refer lo file number ASPHALT PAVING SalesServiceInstallation arty. Prospective bidders ate ad-7B5 ILCS 605/18.5(q-t).IF YOUACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONPAl t 19703. THE JUDICIAL SALES 708-652-9405s630-969-9416(708)2 71 brucelawns.com EUROPEAN CRAFTSMAN monished to check the court tile toARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME- 15-1701(C)OF THEILLINOISCORPORATION One South DrivewaysParking Loto verity all informationIf this properlyOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHTMORTGAGE FORECLOSUREWacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicaqo, Licensed ttondedlnsured Is 8 Condominium unit. the purchas-TO REMAIN IN POSSESSIONLAW. For information, examine theIL 60606-4650 (312) 236-SALE You Free Est, within 24 Hrn. Painting-Decorating Tree Service er of the unit at the foreclosure sale,FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OFcouil file or contad Plaintiff's allot-cao also visil The Judicial Sales 708-453-6123 other than a mortgagee, shall payAN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN0ev'CODILIS & ASSOCIATES,Corporation at www.tjsc.com for a 7 Handyman 1-847- 299-1005 1-847- 222-0589 ARBOR TECH the assessments and the legal feesACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONP C , 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGEday status report of pendins sales, Credit Cards Accepted Tree Removal & Trimming required byTheCondominium15-1701(C)OF THE ILLINOISROAD, SUITE 100, BURR RIDGE,PIERCE & ASSOCIATES One vw.FaheyandSonPaving.com 1-773-973-2151 ALEXAl FRITZ & SON PAINTING 630-750-0621 708-510--4f21 Property Acf, 765 ILCS 605/9(g)(1)MORTGAGE FORECLOSUREIL 60527, (630) 794-9876. PleaseNorth Dearborn Street Suite 1300 All Home Repairs: InVEstFree Est, Wallpaper 773-677'4844 and (q)(4), If this property is a con-LAW. For information, examine therefer tofile number 14-10-16057CHICAGO, IL 60602 (312) 476- PaintingPatching . Electrical dominium unit which is pari of acourt file or Contact Plaintiff's allor-THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA-5500 Attorney File No PAl I i 9703 Cement Work CarpentryPlumbingTile common interest community, theney:CODILISft ASSOCIATES,TION One South Wacker Drive,Attorney Code. 91220 Case Num- PAUL BUNYON & SONS purchaser of the unit at the foreclo-P.C., 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650ber: 10 CH 1288 TJSC#: 33-16731 Via Galante Cemenl Con. Inc. i .847.677.4884 sure sale other than a mortgageeROAD, SUITE 100, BURR RIDGE,(312) 236-SALE You can also visit1552958 628278 All Types of Cement Work TREE SERVICE shall pay the assessments requiredIL 60527, (630) 794-9876. PleaseThe Judicial Sales Corporation at wPub: 8/22,29,9/2/2013 Free Estimates STAR'S PAINTING Tree Trimming . Pruning & Design by The Condominium Property Act,refer lo file number 1 4-t t-13698WW.tl5C com for a 7 day status re- 773-589-9893 Painting . Carpentry Cabling & Threaded Rodding IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TDS 5 HOME 7B5 ILCS 605/t8.5(Q-t).IF YOUTHE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA-port of pending sales. CODILIS & Tiling Windows (to prevent splitting) COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS IMPROVEMENT . Tree S Stump Removal ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME-TION One South Wacker Drive,ASSOCIATES, P.C. t5W030COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHAN- 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 Concrete Perfection is the standard, 24-Hr Storm Damage OWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD,CERY DIVISION IN POSSESSION(312) 236-SALE You Can also visitSUITE 100 BURR RIDGE. IL 60527 Inotallulion:ElecIncal - Deck TO REMAIN FLAGSTAR BANK, FSB' Emergency Service FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OFThe Judicial Sates Corporation at w(630) 794-5300 Attorney File No MERIT CONCRETE Inc. Carpentry - Windows Doors Insurance Work Wetcome Plaintiff,nu. ESADA ôZEGOVIC: 773-283-5877 Est. i 970 KASAL AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, INww.ttac.com tor a 7 day atatas re-14-10-16057 Attorney ARDC No.SELIM OZEGOVIC; 8500-8524 Painting - FloursTile Kitchen, 708-681-9031 or 708-257-1193 ACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONport of pending sales. CODILIS &00468002 Attorney Code. 21762 Free Est. I Licensed I Insured Painting & Decorating SKOKIEBLVD CONDOMINIUM Bath & Bsml Remodeling Interior I Extenor t5-170t(CIOF TF4 ILLINOISASSOCIATES, PC. 15W030Case Number:10 CH 020482 StepsPatios . WalksDrives Lic. Bonded - Sr. Discount ASSOCIATION: UNKNOWN Painting & Watlpsperivq MORTGAGE FORECLOSURENORTH FRONTAGE ROAD,TJSC#: 33-16436 NOTE: PursuantOWNERS AND NON RECORD Bsmnf Floors . Garage Slabs SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE, IL 60527 Tad 630-202-5825 Tuckpointing LAW. Forinformation:Visitoui to the Fair Debt Collection PracticesCLAIMANTS; Defendants, Deco. Resurfacing Inside/Out Wall Washing website at service.atty-pierce;com.(630) 794-5300 Attorney File No.Act you are advised that Plaintiff's wtds5hxrneim,prxeemenLcom 12 CH 42484 FREE ESTIMATES between the hOurs of 3 and 5 pm.14-11-13698 Aftomey ARDC No.attorney is deemed to be a debt col- Fdn. Cracks Epoxe tn)ected PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby givenw-w-w.meritconcreteinc .com Call Steve (630)968-5593 i-847-724-5600 PIERCE & ASSOCIATES, Plaintiffs00468002 Attorney Code. 21762lector attempting to collect a debtthat pursuantlo u Judgment of Attorneys, Norih One DearbornCase Number:ft CH 016258and any information obtained will beForeclosure entered ivthe above Street Suite 1300, CHICAGO, ILTJSCe: 33-15467 NOTE: Pursuantusedforthatpurpose.1551255 i-773-307-2332 Tel vnlilled cause on June 20, 2013, Fencing Hauling 60602 No. (312) 476-5500to the Fair Debt Colleclion Practices628258 Pub: 8/22,29,9/2/2013 Inlercounty Judicial Sales Corpora- Please refer to file numberAct, you are advised that Plaintiff's Remodeling EDMAR, INC. lion will on Tuesday, September 24, A-1 FENCE INC. PAl 119744 THE JUDICIAL SALESattorney is deemed to be a debt col-IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF2013, al the hour of 11 am. in their RED'S HAULING SERVICE Jack Window S Door Replacement CORPORATION One Southlector attempting to collect a debtCOOK COUNTI', ILLINOIS COUN- New E Repair-All Types Tuckpointing.Masonry office at 120 West Madison Street, 708-452-1210 Complete Clean Out ServiCe General Remodeling Wacker Dnve, 24th Floor, Chicaqo,arid any inforrnahon obtained will ben, DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY Family owned for over 50 years 20 'frs. Experience IL 60606-4650 (312) 236-SALE (os Suite 7t8A, Chicago. Illinois. sell Io used for that purpose. 1551481DIVISION the higheol bidder for cash, the fol- 847-409-4860 Call 708-253-5890 can alsovisit The Judicial Sales628261 Pub: 8/22, 29, 9/2/2013 WELLS FARGO BANK. N.A. ASlowing described properly: BRECKENRIDGE FENCE Corporation at www.flsc.com for a 7 SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TOP.I.N tO-21-220-050-1028. day status report of pendisq sales. Chain, Link & Wood Fences MIK WAY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFWACHOVIA MORTGAGE, F50Commonly known as 8500 SKOKIE PIÊRCE ASSOCIATES One Installation & Repairs & COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-F/IKIA WORLD SAVINGS BANK,BOULEVARD UNIT 3B, SKOKIE, IL Roofing 30 Years North Dearborn Street Suite 1300TV DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYFSB Plaintiff,-y.- RENATO M 60077. BEST PRICES 847-729-5137 Instruction BriCk WorkftuCkpointing CHICAGO, IL 60602 (312) 476-DIVISION JPMORGAN CHASECUEVO, LEONIDA R CUEVO The mortgaged real estate is im- i .847.677.4884 5500 Attorney File No. PAt 119744BANK. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION Defendants 10 CI-f 1288 proved with a condominium resi- TUTORING SERVICE 847-965-2146 Attomey Code, 91220 Case Num-Plaivfiff, -y,- VIRGILIO DI5020 CAROL STREET SKOI

ORDINANCE 13-5 GROUP HEALTH $471,434 $392,862 ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR BUDGET AND APPROPRIATIONS HEALTH REIMBURSEMENT $64,800 $54,000 OF THE NILES PUBLIC LIBRARY DISTRICT, COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS, FOR DENTAL, VISION, DISABILITY $55,997 $46,684 THE FISCAl. YEAR BEGINNING JULY 1, 2013 AND ENDING JUNE 30, 2014 TOTAL FRINGE BENEFITS $032,231 $693,526

TOTAL UTILITIES $200.000 $102,000 WHEREAS, the Board st Trustees of the Nues Public Library Distnct, Cook County, Illinois, caused to be prepared in tentatfve foret a Budget, and the TOTAL OPERATING $6 7 9,173 $5,470,770 Secretary st fire Bsard will make the same conveniently available to public inspection for at least 30 days prior to hnal action thereon, and BUILDING & MAINTENANCE b WHEREAS, a public hearisg will be held as Io such Budget os the 21 st day of August, 201 3, and nohce of said heasngwill be given al least 30 REPAIRS S IMPROVEMENTS $47,640 $39,700 days pnsr thereto as required by law, and all other legal requirements have bees complied with: CONTRACTUAL MAINTENANCE BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Trustees of the NILES PUBLIC LIBRARY DISTRICT, Courtly of Cook and State of Illinois. $44,538 $37,115 SECTION 1 : ThaI the following sums st money, or as much thereof as may be authoitned by law, be and the same are herebybudgeted and NON-CONTRACTUAL MAINTENANCE $13,680 $11,400 appropitated for general corporate purposes and to rb/roy and tsr the payment of all eepesses and liabilities of the N/es Public Library District for the EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE $45,048 $37,540 fiscal year hereby adapted as beginning July 1 , 201 3 aod ending Jane 30, 2014. NON CAPITAL EXPENSES $28,800 $24,000 SECTION 2: That the items budgeted as apprnpsated aed the obiects and purposes of the name are as follows: FURNITURE & FIXTURES $72,000 $60,000 APPROPRIATION BUDGET TOTAL BUILDING & MAINTENANCE $251,706 $209,755 Salaries SPECIAL RESERVE ADMINISTRATOR $127,138 $115,580 SPECIAL RESERVE - BUILDING $200,000 $72,000 MANAGERS $276,118 $251,016 SPECIAL RESERVE - EQUIPMENT $1,600,000 $846,920 SUPERVISORS $654,434 $594,940 SPECIAL RESERVE - Renovation Project $5.000,000 $4,078,200 LIBRARIAN $1,281,807 $1,165,279 TOTAL SPECIAL RESERVE $6,800.000 $4,997.120 LIBRARY GRADE V $660,495 $400,450 SPECIAL FUNDS LIBRARY GRADE VI $487,732 $443,393 AUDIT $19,250 $17,500 LIBRARY PAGE $159,262 $144,784 LIABILITY INSURANCE $33,000 $30,000 S LIND AY/SU B STITUT EJAOJU STM E NTS $104.500 $95,000 SOCIAL SECURITY $319,000 $290,000 TOTAL SALARIES $3,751486 $3,410,442 ILLINOIS UNEMPLOYMENT TAXES $19,800 $18,000 LIBRARY MATERIALS WORKERS' COMPENSATION INSURANCE $22,000 $20,000 BOOKS & PERIODICAL $301,200 $251,000 TOTAL SPECIAL FUND ITEMS $413,050 $375,500 DO WN LOA DAB LES $66,000 $55,000 SUPPLEMENTARY GRANTS $100,000 $58.000 AV - ADULT $184,440 $153,700 GRAND TOTAL $14,143,929 $11,111,145 ONLINE DATABASES $241,200 $201.000 SECTION 3: The sooeral sums above mentioned and designed as appropitation, which is FOURTEEN MILLION, ONE HUDRED FORTY THREE TOTAL MATERIALS $792,840 $660,700 THOUSAND, NINE HUNDRED TI4IEN1Y NINE AND NO/lOO ($14,143,929), be aod are hereby appropriated as prspristefractional parisofifre said amount OPERATING EXPENSES nf FOURTEEN MILLION, ONE HUDRED FORTY THREE THOUSAND, NINE HUNDRED Ì'vVENTY NINE ANO NO/lOO ($14,143,929), from the proceeds of the Processing & Services general property tax for corporate purposes and special tanes in addifion In all other librury tases as provided by law. CCS CHARGES $90.000 $78,000 That all nf the uneopended balance of any item sr items st any general appropriation made in this Ordinance be expended in making up any PROCESSING & SUPPLIES $42,000 $30,000 insufficiency in any item in Ihe same general appropriation and for tire same general purpose of any like apprnpriahon made by this Ordinance. INTERNET CHARGES $26.880 $19,200 SECTION 4 The cash on hand deemed by law as current ansets available for library purposes as of May 31 , 201 3, s estimatedfo be $11,825,080: SOFFeVARE, LICENSES $59,140 $42,243 tIle eshnrate st cash In be received duneg the 2013-2014 fiscal year from all sources is $7,156,453: the estimate of expenditures appropnated tsr such PRINTING $59,010 $42.150 fiscal year is $16,368.457: and the estimated nperabng budget for such fiscal year is $55470770. The estimated cash to be expected on hand deemed LIBRARY SUPPLIES $16.800 $12,000 by law as current assets available tor library purposes at the end of such year is $5,683,849. PROGRAMMING & SUPPORT - ADULT $94,780 $66,100 SECTION 5: That tIro invalidity of any portion nf this Ordinance nr any nl the items hereof shall not render invalid any other portion nritem thereof VOLUNTEERS $4,200 $3,000 which can be given effect with ouch isvalid portion or portions eliminated. PUBLIC PERFORMANCE RIGHTS $1,838 $1,313 SECTION 6: That all ordinances sr parts of ordinances conflicting with any of the provisions of this Ordinance be and the same are hereby repealed. CCS COMMUNICATIONS $7,000 $5,000 SECTION 7: That the Board of Trustees of the Niles Public Library District has established a special reserve fund to be accumulated from the COMPUTER CHARGES - OCLC $23,526 $16,804 unenpended balance frunr the proceeds received from the library taxes levied for the 1977 and subsequent years, said fond tu be accumulated and set MISCELLANEOUS $1,400 $1,000 aside us a special reservo fund for the purpose in accordance willi 75 lLES 1 6/40-50 and tiraI said Board of Trustees shall adopt aplan or plans pursuant TOTAL PROCESSING & SUPPLI ES $426,574 $316,010 to tIre provisions nf 75 ILCS 1 6/40-5 of the Public Library Oistitct Act of 1991. Adminislralion & General BIlico SECTION 8: That this Ordinance shall be in full torce and effect after ifs passage, approval and publication as provided by law. JANITORIAL SUPPLIES $67,300 $33.050 ADOPTED this 21st day ut August, 2013, pursuant In a roll call vote so follows: COPIERS $20,000 $10,000 AYES PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT $89,798 $44,899

MILEAGE REIMBURSEMENT $6,000 $3,000 NAYS LEGAL FEES $80,000 $40,000 ABSTAIN: CONSULTING $40,000 $20,000 ABSENT: SUPPLIES $53,800 $26,900 PROMOTIONAL EXPENSE $41,000 $20,500 POSTAGE S FREIGHT $36,000 $18,000 Morgan Dubiel PUBLICATION OF NOTICES - LEGAL $3,400 $1,700 Presideof of the Board of Trustees of the SUBSCRIPTIONS & DUES $18,000 $9,000 NILES PUBLIC LIBRARY DISTRICT COLLECTION SERVICES $2,000 $1,000 ATTESTED and SIGNED in my office, TELEPHONE $33,000 $16,500 accurding to law, this 21st day of August, TRUSTEE EXPENSE $10,000 $20.000 2013, atthe said EQUIPMENT RENTAL $10,000 $5,000 NILES PUBLIC LIBRARY DISTRICT PAYROLL SERVICE $18,600 $9,300 BANK FEE S $6,000 $3,000 PARKING LEASE AGREEMENT $21144 $10,572 TOTAL ADMINISTRATION AND GENERAL OFFtCE $566,042 $283,021 CHRIS A. BALL VEHICLE EXPENSE TOTAL $10,000 $4,271 Secretary, Board of Trastees EMPLOYEE FRINGE BENEFITS NILES PUBLIC LIBRARY DISTRICT PENSION PLAN $240000 $200,000 632089 PUB: 8/29/13 A WRAPPOR1S PUBLICATION UGUST 25-31, 2013

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ack when Univer- up St. Louis spare ribs ($13), there are 10 on tap, all available sity Village was Texas brisket ($10) and Chicago by the pint and pitcher. called Little Italy, tips ($10). Bum 'em!: Burnt ends ($11) the space County Perhaps because County Bar- are brisket points, rubbed and Barbeque now occupies was beque is in a student neighbor- slow-cooked to render out fat home to Gennaro's, hood - ¡lIC is just and build cmsty outer "bark" a buzz-you-in, Ital- a few blocks away The result: small, crisp packages ian red-sauce joint pricing seems oflushly smoked deliciousness. popular since the tuned to tighter But my date is a vegetar- 1950s. "I definitely budgets: generous ian: There's hope in sides like couldn't even get sides, like collard blackened cauliflower ($4) and Above: Fabrice Calmels, Amber into that place," says greens and cheddar seared kale ($4), as well as a few Holst and Sean Wagner Erick Williams, grits, are as low salads. For those interested in Right: Heather Ingram, David now partner, chef ErickWilliams as $3, as are some introducing meat to their diet, Manilow and Toni Canada and pitmaster at County shots of whiskey, while the veal brisket ($12) is a "good Barbeque. average entree prices entry point," says Williams. "It's The spot is the newest float around $10. Ready to dig like a lighter version of beef PHOTOS BY project from restaurateur David in? Here's what else to expect at brisket without as much fat." JACK EDINGER Morton and chef Michael County Barbeque: Kornick, the team behind Finesse: Despite student Betterwith bacon: County DMK Burger Bar, Fish Bar pricing on the menu, Williams Barbeque's Bacon Bar seems like an idea that's long WORLD and Ada Street. (Kornick also brings a fine-dining approach overdue. A whole section of helms River North's MK, which to barbecue. Delicately breaded celebrates its 15th anniversary fried green tomatoes ($6) are the menu is devoted to bacon, this year.) served with goat cheese, while including bacon deviled eggs At the new restaurant, vinegar is prominent in his (3 for $3) and the humorously TRAVELL E housed in an impossible-to- slaw (which accompanies most conceived bacon and barbecue BY KATERINA BIZIOS miss building painted entirely entrees) because, Williams says, parfait ($3). Langham Hotel Chicago recently swung open the doors, making it the brand's third in plaid, Williams is focusing "barbecue sauce is sweet, so we Soundtrack Barbecue is U.S. location (330 N. Wabash), and Aug. 12, the luxuty hotel welcomed 200 guests to on pan-regional barbecue. "I balance that with sourness for urban-country crossover food, celebrate the opening of its second-floor restaurant, Travelle. Attendees joined the hotel's learned how to make barbecue depth and intensity of flavor." and our server described the Thearchitect and grandson of Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, Dirk Lohan, Managing Director from my uncle, who was from Sayyes to whiskey: Dark playlist as "gritty, with Hendrix, Bob Schofidd and General ManagerJoe Aguilera and snacked on savory Mediterranean-inspired the South," says Williams. liquors pair well with barbecue, Chuck Berry, you knoawe- bites by chef Tim Graham, including chickpea panisse with harissa aioli and smoked whitefish "But this is American heritage and many ofthe spot's specialty some guitars - but definitely rillettes. Later, they enjoyed pastry chef Scott Green's lime tamarind panna cotta with sour cherries not country." barbecue. I'm specifically not cocktails, like the rye smile ($9), and ginger tuile. LoCal band Lake Effict topped off the night by performing in Travelle's lounge, identifying with a region." Prov- feature whiskey. Beer is also a 1352 W.Taylor, (312) 929- which overlooks the Chicago River. ing his point, Williams smokes no-bramer for smoked meat - 2528; Dmkcountyharbeque.com CHICAGOSPLASH.COMI AUGUST 25-31, 2013 9 e guarantee your satisfacti.

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8A.M. Mitchell wakes up early at The Langham Hotel (330 N. Wabash) 'Saturday Night Live' alum and catches up on work, reading scripts and looking for new Finesse Mitchell'slaugh-out- projects. Currently on the docket? loud Sunday in Chicago An appearance on Bethenny Frankel's new talk show and the

: BY ZAK STEMER film "There's Always Woodstock' : due out in 2014. arc very fcv people whom Fiiisc \ irchell hasni Iampooned.The acter ind SNL alum ha impersonated every- T:reone from Oj. Simpson to R. Kelly, even famously sending up Venus Williams and Gayle King. Now, he's returning to his roots as a standup comic, touring the country to crackjokes about nthony Veiner, divorce, remarriage (hes set to 11:30 A.M. wed El I)cßarge's daughter, Adris, in September) With a wedding on the horizon, the and even life post-SNL. its RtnbeuFm all comedian is always in shopping over the place with politics and local stuff," says the mode, When he's looking to treat funnvnian. 'The shows have been packed. I love himself, he stops by Ted Baker (1011 getting back to standup and doing what I do best.' N. Rush). When hes not on stage. Mitchell can be found on the small screen. Iles a regular on the 1 P.M. hit Disney Channel show A.N.T. Fann,"which Lunch at old follows a group of tween prodigies enrolled in standby Harry their school's Advanced NaturalTalent pro- Caray's (33 W. gram. Mitchell plays Darryl Parks, father of the Kinzie). Mitchell show's main character, Chyna. "lt's a really fian goes there so 'how, and the kids are super talented," Mitchell often (four times during his recent ." li reaches so many people and osses so five-day stay) many racial lines." that he's earned his own off-menu Mitchell's role hìs carried over into real life Finesse Mitchell pasta: linguine, - he often gives his younger castmates some chicken, scallops, grilled shrimp and hard-won advice. "I tell them about fame and mushrooms. the responsibility that comes with it,"he says. "You have to be aware of that. We've had a trend 8 P.M. of Miley Cyrus-es and people on the Disne Mitchell stops by Channel that then go buck wild." But it's not di the Laugh Factory heavy-handed mentorship on set. "I'm acting (3175 N. Broadway) illv all da"laughs Mitchell. "[My character is to scope out local real1silly police officer with the San Francisco comedians. "Gwen Police l)epartment." La Roka is someone I l)cnte being raised in Atlanta, Mitchell saw there on open mic has trong ties to Chicago. "t'in a good friend of night," he remembers. "She's an Krrv \\xl, and he just had his Woody's Wiftie insurance salesman by day. I asked Bd1 Classic (in Chicagol. sol participated in her if she wanted to work with me that weekend - now she's out here tiLit along with Bill Murra Matthew Perry opening for me a year later." IPitid old and current Cubs," he explains. l'hough trum the sound of things, Wood might need to MIDNIGHT ivc .litchcll a ukk lesson. "I horrihlc,"he The night ends laugh.. "\oiid think I could hit a wiffie ball, and I with a drink at eouldii'i But Imad a gi-eat time." The Underground iiec. the etmtcdiatm takes a swing at his per&cr (56 W. Illinois) or Chicago das, Studio Paris (59 W. Hubbard).

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or some actors, shooting on location in a different city means holing up in a hotel, subsisting on room service and relying on black cars to get from place to place. But not Olivia Wilde. While in town last summer to film the newly-released movie "Drinking Buddies," Wilde became a bona fide Chicago resident. "I lived in a house in Wicker Park, I had aF little veggie garden and I rode my bike around everywhere," she says. "And lloved learning about the craft beer community."

Developing a passion for Chicago's craft both characters are in relationships (with Ron beer scene is rare for a visitor to a city bursting Livingston and Anna Kendrick, respectively), with award-winning architecture, a burgeoning their mutual attraction is exacerbated by the arts scene and world-famous restaurants. But duo's near-constant consumption of beer. knowing the difference between local brewer- Wilde says she was drawn to the movie - ies Half Acre Beer Company and Revolution which has received positive reviews - because Brewing was an essential part of Wilde's role in of director Joe Swanberg, a Chicago resident. 'I 'Drinking Buddies," an indie drama-comedy liked how he liked to tell stories about complex about two friends who work in a Chicago craft women," says Wilde, 29. "1 wanted to work brewery. In the movie, which was shot inside with this cast, and I wanted the opportunity to Revolution's facility on Kedzie, Wilde plays experiment with his process." carefree, tough-as-nails Kate, the brewery's Swanberg's approach is improv-based, event planner and only female employee, who resulting in dialogue-driven scenes that focus engages in a will-they-or-won't-they flirtation on authentic, realistic characters and conversa- with co-worker Luke, played by "New Girl" star tion. In fact, the cast was never formally given (and Evanston native) Jake Johnson. Though a script, just a story outline. "Joe told us over

12 CHICAGOSPLASH.COM I AUGUST 2531, 2013 the phone and I scrawled it down on a napkin, which I promptly lost," laughs Wilde. "But we had the major plot points. So every day we A REVOLUTIONARY TALE would discover the scenes together. For instance, in the first scene in the film, allJoe said was,Go sell beer to this couple. They're getting married.'" Local craft beers, including Half Acre In fact, one ofWilde and Johnson's most Beer Company and Three Floyds Brew- ing. get screen time in memorable scenes - a dninken beach bonfire - Drinking Bud- dies' But top billing goes to Revolution was drawn from a real-life cast experience. "The its brewing facility (3340 N. Kedzie) cres we all had a bonfire on the beach on Lake doubles as the Drinking Buddies Michigan, and we thought it would be a good set, and the characters are fictional scene in the movie," says Wilde. "So the next employees at the brewery (Revolution night we did the bonfire scene and I thought, 'I also has a brewpub/restaurant at 2323 should probably go skinny dipping.'And I ran N. Milwaukee.) into the water, and I didnt know whatJake was 'I get a lot of requests, but when going to do! Ifhe follows me into the water, we'll brewpub regular and Revolution fan shoot something in the water. Or he doesn. But Joe Swanberg requested he shoot a I'm just as present in the scene as the audience is, movie on location, we were happy to which was really fun. And Chicago is home to work with him,' says Revolution's mar- some ofthe world's greatest improvisers, so it felt keting manager, Aimee Quinkert. appmpriate that we were making the film there." Olivia Wilde, Anna Kendrick, Jake Though the long work days offered little time Johnson, Ron Livingston and the for sightseeing, Wilde and tbe rest ofthe cast rest of the cast and crew took over were regularly spotted at restaurants and bars the space for a few weeks, and the around town, including Girl & the Goat and Revolution team not only shared beers Gibson's. with the group, but also offered the "I was getting to know Chicago.Jake's from actors insight into the culture of craft brewers."We helped them learn the ins there,Joe is from there, and they taught me a and outs of brewery life," says Quinkert. lot about the city," says Wilde. "Jason, my fiance, As for the "Drinking Buddies" beer lived there for a long time, so he came to visit, of choice? "The guys were drinking the and we hung out and did a Second City impmv Clockwise from top: Wilde and Jake Johnson bond in "Drinking Buddies"; Anti-Hero IPA, while Olivia preferred the set together." the Revolution Brewing facility; Wilde favored the Eugene porter. darker beers like the Eugene porter," "Jason" is Jason Sudeikis, the former "Satur- day Night Live" star to whom Wilde has been engaged since January and who also appears in "Drinking Buddies" - though by chance. "He came to visit me on set and I said, 'We don't have anyone to play my boss, can you just come and I are both very busy," she says. "As an actor, in and improvise with me for an hour?'" says you wait your whole life to be busy. I feel very, Olivia Trivia Wilde."S0he made up the character and we very lucky." FOUR THINGS YOU played around and it was a blast. We were lucky Wilde is grateftil to be at a point in her to have him." career where she can be selective with her roles, MIGHT NOT KNOW: According to Wilde, being an actress is all and she points to "Drinking Buddies" as a new .Wilde's father, Andrew Cockburn, was she's ever wanted. "Well, there was a brief flir- source ofinspiration. '1 love that this movie is born in England but raised in Ireland, and tation with wanting to be Albert Einstein, and about the drama that's happening every single Wilde spent childhood summers there. then a rapper," she laughs. "But then I came day,"she says. "We live in NewYork and I ride She has dual U.S. and Irish citizenship. back to acting." Born Olivia Jane Cockburn, the subway every day and I see every single . She hails from a family ofjournalists: Her and raised in Washington D.C. (She adopted person as a fascinating character. Joe Swanberg father has written for magazines such as her stage name after one of her favorite writers, made me want to make films about the simple Vanity Fair and Harper's, while her mother, Oscar Wilde), she attended Gaiety School dramas of life." Leslie, was a "60 Minutes" producer "I love of Acting in Dublin, Ireland, before landing In Hollywood, having a successflil career that world. lt's a thankless job and one of her big Hollywood break playing a bisexual often goes hand in hand with tabloid exposure, the most important parts of our society," bartender on "The O.C."That led to a role Wilde and fiance Jason Sudeikis something Wilde doubts she'll ever get used to. on "House M.D." and from there, Wilde shot at the Hollywood premiere of "When people look pissed off in paparazzi pic- . She met Sudeikis backstage at "Satur- up the acting ranks: In the last five years, she's "Drinking Buddies." tures, they're not feeling glum that day. They're day Night Live" in 2011. She split from first starred in a slew of big-screen films, ranging being stalked!" she says. "It's like, if you were in husband Tao Ruspoli earlier that year. from romantic comedies such as "The Change- your friend's backyard at a barbecue and there Wilde says she has noticed distinct reac- Up" to big blockbusters such as "Tron: Legacy" and James Franco. She's also become a style was a lens peeking through the fence, you'd tion to her "Drinking Buddies" character. and "Cowboys & Aliens." And her career is icon, appearing on the covers of such fashion look pissed off too." "Men who are married or in a serious only amping up: She has eight movies in vari- magazines as Glamour and Marie Claire. And while she's eagerly awaiting the time relationship think that she's disastrous and ous stages of production, including "Rush," a Between filming, press junkets, fashion when celebrity obsession dies down, she's will- hectic. They don't lust after her. Single Ron Howard movie, also starring Chris Hem- shoots and fielding new offers, Wilde hardly ing to put up with it. "I really am grateful that men are the opposite. I think it's a funny sworth, about the life of Australian race car has time to sit still, but she wouldn't have it any I get to do this for a living, and that's what gets psychological thing." driver Niki Lauda due out Sept. 27; and "Third other way. "We've had a chance to have some me through the fact that I'm followed every day Person," a love story co-starring Mila Kunis vacation time and some down time, but Jason by really creepy dudes with big lenses."

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CHICAGOSPLASH.COM I AUGUST 2531, 2013 15 everafter Gina Lombardo & Ben Firestone CHEERS! BY KATERINA BIZIOS

Lombardo and Ben Firestone met at a local real estate networking event in 2006. Five years after their first date, the duo got engaged and began planning their dream wedding - a task made easier because the couple had attended G¡namore than 60 weddings together, giving Lombardo a clear picture of how she wanted her own big day to unfold. With a guest list that quickly grew to 275, Lombardo and Firestone enlisted the help of wedding planner Reva Nathan and tied the knot June 29 at the Chicago Illuminating Company (19 E. 21st). Here are the highlights of their day:

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16 CHICAGOSPLASH.COM I AUGUST 25-31, 2013 B ooming The neighoorhooc is a burgeoning hot spot for arts, culture anc entrepreneurs

BY LISA SKOLNIK

known as the birthplace ofpøliticians (including five Chicago mayors), the formerly OnccIrish enclave of Bridgeport now boasts one of the most diverse communities in the city It's also home to a thriving arts scene anchored by the Zhou B Art Center and Bridgeport Art Center, which sit a block apart from each other on 35th Street, and to impresario Ed Marszewski, who owns the popular Maria's Packaged Goods & Com- munity Bar (960 W. 3 ist) and is working to turn the neighborhood into an entrepre- neurial and cultural hub. So far, Marsze- wski has founded experimental arts center Co-Prosperity Sphere (3219 S. Morgan), co-organized the annual alternative-culture showcase Version Fest and started the Small Manufacturing Alliance, which promotes local companies. Bridgeport's recent renaissance means that it's also an ideal place to live. "It's so un- believably affordable and has such a strong sense of neighborhood and family - all of the people that grew up here and moved to Above: An artist's rendering the suburbs are moving back. They reali7.ed of 821 W. 37th. Right: A that Bridgeport is so much more convenient Morgan Street Development at and has it all, from great school options to Sangamon and 37th. fantastic public transportation," says Pruden- tial Rubloff broker Kevin Green (left, call 3 12-520- "sold really well, even in an ifi,' market," OPTIMIZING 8485). In truth, the only says Green. Now, Lexington Square 2 at OUTSIDE thing in short supply in Sangamon and 37th is going up, featuring In her new book, From the community - which 21 row homes and 20 single-family abodes. the Ground Up, nation- is bordered by the South Three-bed, 2.5-bath row homes with ally renowned organic Branch and jutting South Fork (ab Bubbly roof decks include the 2,200-square-foot Another hotspot to consider is the 15- gardener Jeanne Nolan Creek) of the Chicago River, Pershing Road Grant for $379,900 or the 2,500-square- home Morgan Street Development, also at explains why it's never and the Union Pacific railroad tracks - is foot Buckingham for $409,900. If you're n Sangamon and 37th, featuring three-bed. been easier to grow good real estate. "You rarely see 'for sale' looking for a three-bed, 2.5-bath single- 2.5-bath homes. The spaces - which come edibles in a yard, on a signs, because existing housing passes from family space with a sprawling front porch, in at 3,000 or 3,300 square feet - start at rooftop or even on a tiny generation to generation," says Green. two-car garage and heavy-duty curb appeal, the $459,000 and boast two-car garages and balcony. Nolan would This makes Lexington Homes' new de- Lexington Place 2's options include the optional finished basements that add an know - she designed, velopment on Sangamon Street a welcome 3,030-square-foot Donovan for $462,500 rise extra bed and bath to the equation. Seven installed and maintains addition. Its first developments, 39 row or the 3,639-square-foot Bridgeport for out of 15 are already gone; call Jameson the Edible Gardens at houses called Lexington Square and nine $509,500 (add an extra car space, bedroom Sotheby's broker Jennifer Llu at (312) 320- Chicago's Lincoln Park single-family homes called Lexington Place,or bathroom for an upcharge). 3505 to check out the remaining homes. Zoo. $17.82; Amazon com

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BY THOMAS CONNORS Beginning Sept. 3, Chicago 'THE OLD the hypnotic possibilities of audiences can see what they're MAN AND language, PigPen revels in the phrase, "Hey kids, all about, as Writers'Theatre THE OLD MOON' kind of theater that makes let's put on a show!" presents PigPen's fancifully innocents of us all. A group so Thehas long been short- engaging "The Old Man and Sept. 3-Nov. 10, Writers tight that they speak as one, hand for creative naiveté. But The Old Moon." Theatre, 325 Tudor Court, PigPen explain, "In our plays, truth be told, the innocence "There was clearly some- Glencoe. For tickets, visit the narrator or narrators, speak Writerstheatre.org. and drive that the exclamation thing special about these directly to the audience, invit- conveys can be the motor for guys from the first time I met ing them into the world of the many theatrical undertakings. them," says Writers' Associ- play. There's also a sense that Take PigPen Theatre ate Artistic Director Stuart invariably, there would be the storyteller may be inventing Company, for example. This Carden, who taught the crew something completely surpris- the story Out of thin air. It's ensemble of seven came to- at Carnegie Mellon and now ing and inventive." not that there is no structure, gether as students at Carnegie directs "Old Man." "Even Incorporating folk-inflected it's just that there's always the The cast (clockwise from top left): Arya Shahi, Alex Fai- berg, Ben Ferguson, Matt Nuernberger, Ryan Melia, Dan Mellon School of Drama in at that very formative stage, music (this fall, the group possibility of taking a left turn Weschler and Curtis Guien. 2008. And while these profes- they were creating some very performs at Schubas on their and ending up somewhere sionally trained fellows are far sophisticated and powerful nights off to promote the completely unexpected." from clueless kids just playact- work. I would always approach release of their upcoming EP), "The Old Man and The man keeps it filled with liquid Pixar cartoons,Terry Gilhiam ing, they display a refreshing the days where they were wittily basic effects (a dog Old Moon" is a beguiling tale light, until he goes in search movies and 'The Lord of the willingness to embrace the es- presenting their projects with crafted from a bleach bottle describing how the moon ofhis missing wife). Mythi- Rings,' and those are certainly sence of simple make-believe, great anticipation, because and mop) and a delight in came to wax and wane (an old cal in its sense ofaction and all points of reference," say the mystery, the show "is fueled show's creators. "But we are by language that elevates that constantly sharing new sources jJane Austen narrative into poetry," says of inspiration that help to 7 eYo(eaoío'M Carden. refine our collective tastes and LIVE THEATER "We all grew up watching guide our future work."

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Transmission: Six-speed automatic

Drivetrain: All-wheel drive

Mileage: 17 mpg city/22 mpg highway

Price as tested: $38,960 as tested, including freight

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By MYRNA PETUCKI For Sun-Times Media Tfl Forget the science of why the moon waxes and wanes. There's a far more ap- jjjjf b pealing answer in "The Old Man and The Old Moon" by PigPen Theatre Co. Writ- ers' Theatre is presenting the Midwest premiere of the play with music under the direction of Associate Artistic Director Stuart Carden. "The Old Man and The Old Moon" is a totally original tale about a man whose job is collecting spilled light to refill the leaking moon. When his wife sets off on an adven- ture, he decides to follow her, abandoning ir his post. Folk music and puppetry are used to help tell the story. Now Playing The work was created by seven former classmates at Carnegie Mellon University Navy Pier® School of Drama who bring a new meaning to the word "collaboration." They jointly PigPen Theatre Co. includes (clockwisefromtop 800-745-3000 wrote the stor music and lyrics. And all left) Alex Falberg, Dan Weschler, Matt Nuernberger, cirqueshanghai.com seven of them perform, sing and play instru-Ryan Melia, Arya Shahi, Curtis Guien, and Ben ments in the show. Ferguson.ImieloBY THOM KAINE Groups 10+ 773-327-3778 Carden, who taught a class attended by ticketmaster the guys five years ago, during their sopho- more year at Carnegie Mellon, brought the THE OLD MAN AND THE OLD work to Writers. MOON' "It ended up being a very important PigPen Theatre Co. and Writers' Theatre, class to us," PigPen ensemble member Dan 325 Tudor Court, Glencoe Weschler said of that class with Carden. "It was at a time when we were just start- 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays and Wednesdays, 8 ing out as a company. He really gave us p.m. Thursdays and Fridays, 4 and 8 p.m. encouragement and drove home some of Saturdays, and 2 and 6 p.m. Sundays (plus the lessons that are essential to our work some 2p.m. Wednesday matinees), Sept. now. His whole attitude toward life was very 3-Nov. lO inspiring to us." $35-$70 "I had been following their career - kind of from afar - until they were present- (847) 242-6000; www.writerstheatre.org LABOR DAY WEEKEND ing this project, 'The Old Man and The Old Moon,' in New York and they said, 'We would love for you to come see it,' " Carden the first mate on the ship that the Old Man related. "I could tell they were hungry for boards," Nuernberger said. "He's this great an outside eye." storyteller and all the other characters in Carden and Writers' Artistic Director the show are always egging him on to tell -Th olishFood Arcade Michael Halberstam saw the show. "We another story." both were blown away by it," Carden re- During the show, Nuernberger plays Copernicus & Beer Games called. "They've created so many intricate, guitar and piano. "I think we use the music fascinating moments as they tell this story." in a different way than traditional musi- Festival BigNicks The PigPen Theatre Co. ensemble cal theater," he posited. "We try to use the MarketPlace Casino includes Alex Falberg Ben Ferguson, Curtismusic as a soundtrack in the way that a Gillen, Ryan Melia, Matt Nuernberger, Arya movie would." Shahi and Dan Weschler. Likewise, Nuernberger added, "We use Nuernberger, a Vernon Hills native whoseshadow puppetry to create a cinematic parents now live in Mundelein, noted that experience in some ways." That includes "The Old Man and The Old Moon" evolved having a puppet climb a mountain. from a 20-minute piece they did their Director Carden is convinced that "The sophomore year of college. "It wasn't really Old Man and The Old Moon" is the right a story," he said. "It was more exploring the show for Writers' Theatre. "It fits interest- themes that are still in the show. This is the ingly in our season," he explained. "We have fourth time we've done the show and every some hefty, meaty classics. To have a piece time it's gotten a little bit bigger and the that is new and driven by music, and has a text has gotten a little bit longer." visual dimension that is quite fresh, is going Nuernberger plays the narrator. "He is to be a nice mix for our season." THURSDAY, AUGUST 29,2013 I NIL "THE MOST ENTERTAINING MOVIE OF THE YEAR!' Classes thatgo for a song

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Bookwriters, lyricists and composers will find individual workshops tailored just for them in Midwest New Musicals' fall term. Three new course offerings complement the Core Curriculum program that focuses on musical theater collaboration. 4 "These are focused, intensive experiences for people who either want to brush up their skills or for people who are new to the form and don't have the time to put into the Core Curriculum," said John Sparks, workshop For auto director. Sparks will lead the Musical Theater John Sparks, workshop director of Midwest New news and Bookwriting Tutorial, which meets 7-9 p.m. Musicals, with pianist Alex Newkirk. reviews visit Tuesdays, Sept. 10-Oct. 29. He is the found- 4 ing artistic director of the Academy for New Musical Theatre in Los Angeles and a guest MUSICAL THEATER CUSSES AND ToDrive.com instructor with Mercury Musical Develop- CRAFT TUTORIALS ments in London. His musicals include Midwest new Musicals/Light Opera Works "Babes in Barns" (music and lyrics), "Hans Brinker" (lyrics), "Cashel Byron" (book), Light Opera Works Rehearsal Center, 516 rR')M THECREATORS OF 4th St., Wilmette LSHAIJNUEflD AND NOT FUZZ "The Arresting Dilemma of Mister K" toce (book), and "On the Brink" (book and lyrics). Beginning in September NOW PLAYING IN THEATRES EVERYWHERE The Writing Theater Lyrics Tutorial will Check ocal listings for theatre locations and showtimes search foi new and used cars (847)920-5360 or jsparks@lightopera- also be 7-9 p.m. Tuesdays, but from Sept. works.org; light-opera-works,org 3-Oct. 22. Leader Larry Todd Johnson is an associate artist with Midwest New Musicals. He wrote book and lyrics for the award-win- ning musical, "40 is the New 15." His other Date a Coloratura" was a ifimlist in the 2013 musical theater projects include "Larry and National Opera Association Chamber Opera Cindy," "All That He Was," "Beautiful," "Now competition. He has also written operas for and Then a Hero" and "The Last Princess." young audiences, including "Stone Soup," "A He wrote animated series teleplays for "Yin Noteworthy Tale" and African Stories," plus Yang Yo!," "The Care Bears" and 'Ange1a musicals and concert works. Anaconda," among others. The class is designed for "any composers "I think it would be a great class for some-who are coming to writing for music theater body who's already a writer but hasn't done for the first time - or relatively new," much lyric writing," Johnson explained. "Or Seward said. "Music theater is its own kind it could be good for someone who's been of composition." Writing for voices is differ- writing lyrics but wants to strengthen their ent than writing orchestral works, he added. depth of knowledge and maybe sharpen Workshop participants will learn about their tool set." different aspects of writing for musical the- Clue Hunt, Murder Mystery, Workshop participants will learn "why ater, how voices are used in theater, how to some songs work and how we can apply set lyrics to music, how to develop musical I Reservations Limited those things to our work," Johnson said. accompaniments and how to prepare a score They will also discuss such things as the for rehearsal. CailMon-Fri lOam-4pm rules and exceptions for rhymes in musical "There's a lot going on in the course," theater, where accents should fall in lyrics, Seward admitted. (773) 267-6400 www.mysteryltd.com song structure and progressions of lyrics. The Core Curriculum course meets one "th the assignments that I give them, theyweekend each month, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Sat- will probably be emulating some musical urdays and Sundays, Sept. 7-June 22. John theater song based on the example that we Sparks leads this program. "Some of those examined that week," Johnson reported. people might simultaneously be taking some Murder in the The instructor added that he requested of these focused workshops," he said. The the class size be kept small so he can give Core Curriculum workshop includes scene Mansion students a lot of one-on-one attention. and songwriting assignments, and culmi- Composer Philip Seward will lead the nates in a public performance of a Mini- MysteryTM Writing Music for the Theater Tutorial, 7-9 Musicals Project. p.m. Mondays (sometimes Wednesdays), Sparks said that the No. 1 goal of Midwest JSept. 9-Nov. 4. Seward's opera, "How to New Musicals is "to keep the craft alive." NIL ThURSDAY, AUGUST 29,2013 39 III FAMILY FRIENDLY QQ

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Lincolnwood. For more information, call www.metropoiisarts.com for a complete flower Arranging Rudolf. Aquatic Center, 2 Conti Parkway, Please submit the event no later 847-677-5277. schedule, but shows run most Thursday, 2 p.m.: Create beauty with this Elmwood Park. than lO days prior to the desired Friday and Saturday nights through stress-relieving activity. All supplies in- publication date. CIenVIEWINGS: 'Quartet' Sept. 14 Metropolis Performing Arts cluded. Mather's, 7134 W. Higgins Ave., Carden Chef Senes 4 p.m.: This 2012 film is based on a 1999 Centre, 111W. Campbell St., Arlington Chicago. For more information, please 1:30 p.m.: Noted chefs prepare recipes tion in this installment. Chicago Botanic British play and it's Dustin Hoffman's Heights. Call 847-577-5982. $28.50. call 773-774-4804. $15 suggested ¡n the Regenstein Fruit & Vegetable Garden, 1000 Lake Cook Road, Glencoe. directorial debut. 98 minutes. Glenview donation. Garden's open-air amphitheater at 1:30 Public Library, 1930 Glenview Road, John Roy Call 847-835-5440. and 2:30 p.m. Ivan Yuen of the Shanghai Glenview. 8p.m.: Roy has been seen on The Northwest Chicago Film Society Terrace at The Peninsula Chicago Singing Saplings Tonight Show, Conan and the Late Late 'One Hour With You' will give a free demonstration in this 6 p.m.: This music and movement class Movie in the Park: 'Hotel Show with Craig Ferguson. Shows at 8 7:30 p.m.: A 1932 musical film about a installment. Chicago Botanic Garden, from the Evanston Baptist Church is Transytvania' p.m. Aug. 28-31 and 10:30 p.m. Aug. 30- married couple who finds themselves 1000 Lake Cook Road, Glencoe. Call meant for kids ages 4to 12 and meets 7 p.m.: A 2012 animated film about a 31. Two drink minimum. Zanies Comedy attracted to other people. 80 minutes. 847-835-5440. on the lower level. Fountain Square five-star hotel built by Dracula in his Night Club Rosemont, 5437 Park Place, Patio Theatre, 6008 W. Irving Park Building, 1601 Sherman Ave., Evanston. native Transylvania. 92 minutes. PleaSe Rosemont. $20. Road, Chicago. $5. Film and Discussion: North by For more information, please call 847- bring a blanket, pillow or lawn chair for Northwest' 328-3996. seating. Harrer Park, 6250 W. Dempster FRIDAY, AUG. 30 2p.m.: Film critic and teacher Doug THURSDAY, SEPT. 5 St., Morton Grove. Deuchler leads a six-part series of Johnny Candelsman Jazz Meets Blues Summertime Hitchcock film screenings and discus- 6 p.m.: A concert-dining package is Morning Matinee: 'What Maisie Swing 'n Country Social Dance Set sions. This week's installment features available for $40 per performance. Knew' 7:30 p.m.: Social dancing; no partner 7p.m.: Back by popular demand, the 1959 classic starring Cary Grant and Reserved tickets are $10. Bennett 10:30 a.m.: A young girl is caught in the required. Arrive at 7:30 p.m. for a pre- Fleetwood-Jourdain Theatre is holding a Eve Marie Saint in which an innocent Gordon Hall at Ravinia Festival Grounds, middle of her parents' bitter custody dance lesson. Centre at North Park, smokin' blues concert in which Marlene man, trying to prove his innocence in a 400 Iris Lane, Highland Park. Ticketing battle in this 2012 drama. Stars Julianne 10040 W. Addison Ave., Franklin Park. Rosenberg and Chainsaw Dupont will murder, is pursued across the coun- and more information available at www. Moore and Steve Coogan. The film's For more information, call 630-841- perform. Noyes Cultural Arts Center, try by a mysterious organization. 135 ravinia.org. runtime is 99 minutes. Lincolnwood 8654. First time free; nonmember $10. 927 Noyes St., Evanston. Call 847-448- minutes. Morton Grove Public Library, Public Library, 4000 W. Pratt Ave., 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove. Call 8260. $12 in advance, $15 at the door. MONDAY, SEPT. 2 Lincolnwood. For more information, call SATURDAY, SEPT. i 847-965-4220. Free. 847-677-5277. Alabama Monday Night Car Show Moovin' and Croovin' 8 p.m.: This group is on its 40th anniver- Disney's 'Peter Pan' Classic Film Series: Ihe Killing 6 p.m.: Classic cars will be on display on IO am.: An active class for ages 2-4 sary tour, 'Back to the Bowery." Gates 2 p.m.: The 1953 Disney classic about Fields' Mondays from 6-9 p.m. through Sept. with a parent or caregiver, featuring open at 5p.m. Pavilion at Ravinia Fes- Wendy and her brothers embarking on I p.m.: A 1984 British drama about the 2. Also features music, food and hourly music, dancing and more. Registration tival Grounds, 400 Iris Lane, Highland a fantastic adventure with the hero of Khmer Rouge area of Cambodia. 141 raffles. For more information, visit www. required. Morton Grove Public Library, Park. $33-$100. their bedtime stories. 77 minutes. North- minutes. Film scholar Ralph Amelio mondaynightcarshows.com. Westfield 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove. brook Public Library, 1201 Cedar Lane, leads a discussion followingthe movie. Old Orchard Mall, 4999 Old Orchard Young at Heart Northbrook. For more information, call Eisenhower Public Library, 4613 N. Center, Skokie. Antiques Appraisal Fair 8 p.m.: Ballroom dancing for all ages 847-272-6224. Oketo Ave., Harwood Heights. For more IO am.: Appraisers Daniel Buck Soules every Friday. For more information, visit information, call the library at 708- and Alison Neumann will be on hand to www.ballroomchicago.com/youngat- The Legendary Count Basic TUESDAY, SEPT. 3 867-7828. give advice on the market value of your heartclub.htm. American Legion Post Orchestra valued family heirlooms. There is a limit 974, 9757 Pacific Ave., Franklin Park. 8:30 p.m.: A jazz performance. 'A Night at the Opera' Cinematic Classics 'His Girl of five items. The plaza recommends $10; $8 members. 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Edison Park Lutheran Church Rohr Chabad Center of Glenview st. Alban's Episcopal 701 Harlem Avenue, Glenview Willow Creek 6626 N. Oliphant Ave. Chicago, IL Shabbat morning services 9:30 am Community Church Family-friendly church NO membership required (Across park from Edison Park Metra) For all your Jewish needs call North Shore Campus for every kind of family. 773.631.9131, www.edisonparkchuich.com 847-910-1738 Single? Partnered? 315 Waukegan Road www.ChabadofGlenview.com Saturday Worship 4:30 p.m. 847-441-6599 Spouse and kids? Sunday Services: 9 & 11 am Sunday Worship 9:15 & 10:30 am. MORTON GROVE 6240 N. Avondale, Promiseland (lnfants-.Gr5): 9 & 11 am Rev. Dr. Michael D. Sparby, Sr. Pastor near Devon & Haem Morton Grove Community Church Elevate (Grades 6-8): 11 am Carole Edwards, Associate in Ministry Impact (Grades 9-12): 6pm Communion every Sunday, 9:30 PresbyterianChurch (USA) Matt Haider, Worship /Music 8944 Austin Avenue For more information visit stalbanschicago.org www.WillowNorthShore.org MictìaejLya., ChildreQuttVfao)ily (Lake and Austin) Morton Grove, IL St. Paul Lutheran Church (847) 965-2982 PARK RIDGE www.mgccpresbytenan.org 5650 N. Canfield, 60631, Sunday Worship 10 AM NORRIDGE PARK RIDGE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (708)867-5044, www.stpaulcanfield.org Fellowship 11 AM 1300 West Crescent Ave. Street Level, Air Condioned Rev. Lolly Dominski Zion Lutheran Church 847-823-4135 Handicapped Accessible 8600 W Lawrence Avenue Sunday Worship 8:15 & 10:45AM Norridge, IL 60706 Sunday Service: 10:00 am ALL ARE WELCOME! Sunday School & Aduft Bible 9:30AM (708) 453-3514 Children's programming for Pre-K - 7th grade. Rev. Luther John Baius, Pastor Nursery service for younger children Saturday Worship 6PM NILES Sunday Worship 9:30 am 8:45 am Confirmation classes for 8th grade Lutheran Unity School - West Holy Communion 3rd & 5th Sunday 9:00 am High School Eay Communion - ist Sunday 9:00 am Pre K-Grade 8, SHARING GOD, St. John Lutheran Church Adu Education Bible Study Sunday i i :30 am Sunday School - 10:35 am Adult Education Bible Study Thursdays 6:30 pin TOUCHING LIVES EVERYWHERE (LCMS) Adult Bible Study - 10:45 am Open Forum' Adut Learning First Thursday Handicapped Accessible every month 6:30 pm 7429 N. Milwaukee Ave. Serving the Community www.parkridgepresby.org 847-647-9867 Sharing God's Promises Faith Lutheran Church (ELCA) Like us on Facebook www.st-john-n iles.org 6201 w Peterson Ave. Preaching Christ crucified Mr. Aaron Higashi Dir. of Youth & Family Ministries Chicago. IL (773) 631-0715 for your forgiveness Welcoming traditional worship Mrs. Amy Schaetzlein Sunday School Dir. Saturday Worship 5:30PM Sanctuary Handicap accessible Sunday Worship 10:30AM Sunday Worship at 9:30 Holy Communion Weekly Sunday School & Bible Class 10:45 Rev. Matthew Joseph Gunia, Pastor Pastors:Barbara Berry-Bailey "For whenever our heart condemns us, and Jeffery King God is greater than our heart...." -1 John 3:20

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Burr Ridge United Church of Christ St. John Lutheran Church Hinsdale United La Grange Bible Church You are always welcome here 850 S. 7th Ave 708-354-2485 (Missouri Synod) St. Cletus Catholic Church www.lagrangebible.org www.brucc.org (630) 654-4544 Methodist Church 7214 Cass Avenue, Darien Sumner Sunday Morning Worship. Plaint leid & County Line Ads. 600 West 55th St., (708)352-6209 Garfield at 55th Street 9:00 am. July 7 . September 1 Worship: Sun lo AM (year round) (630) 969-7987 Weekend Mass Schedule Nursery and Children's Church avsiiaue. Thank you for taking care of this change. Sun School 10 AM Sept. - May, www.sjlcdarien.org Sunday Worship Saturday: 5:00 PM In Christ, Edward Podlesak Pastor Gary Faleide Services: Publicdy Coordinator Times 8:30 AM, 10:30 AM Sunday: 7:00 AM, 8:00 AM, 9:30 AM, Saturday, 5:00 PM Contemporary i i :00 AM, 12:30 PM (Spanish) Sunday, 9:00 AM Trad4ional Christian Education for First United Methodist Church (Nursery available) Weekdays: CLARENDON HILLS All Ages - Visit our i 00 West Cossitt Avenue Sunday School 10:15 AM 8:00AM 108.352.1250 AduR Bible Study 10:30 AM website for days & times Rev. Robert J Clark, Pastor Church of the Holy Full-Day and Half-Day Pro-School www.fumclg.org www.hinsdaleumc.com Rev. Kenneth Baker, Assoc. Pastor Nativity-Episcopal and Daycare available. Sunday Services www.holynativity.church.org Rev. Edgar Rodriguez, Assoc. Pastor 8:00 & 10:15 am 275 S. Richmond Ave., (630) 323-6820 Grace Episcopal Church Sunday Services: 7:30 AM; 9:30 AM 120 E First St., 630.323.4900 Thank God lt's Wednesday with Nursery Provided Sundays Wednesdays 4:00-9:00 pm Christian Formation: 10:45 AM Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Catholic First Presbyterian Church 7:30 AM The Holy Eucharist, Rite I Family Dinner, 150 5. Ashland(708)354-0771 8404 Cass Avenue, 630-852-3303 8:00 AM Grace Café Bible Study, Choirs www.ourladyotmtcarmel.org 9:00 AM Church School Classes (2blks west of La Grange Ad) Weekend Masses: Sat., 5:30PM, and Adult Forum www.fpclg.org Family Friendly Worship Notre Dame Catholic Church Sun., 8:15, 10:00 AM, 12:00 Noon, 10:00AM The Holy Eucharist, Rite Il Sunday Worship Service

64 Norfolk Ave. (630) 654-3365 Daily Mass Mon-Sat.: 9:00 AM Nursery Care is available 8:30-11:30 AM Traditional 9:30 AM, www.notredameparish.org Weekday Worship: Contemporary 11:15 AM Sat. 8AM & 5PM - Sun: 7:30, 9:30 & 11:30AM Wednesday Noon - The Holy Eucharist Daily Mass: M-F: 7 & 8:45 AM Friday 9:00 AM - Morning Prayer Babysitting Sun. 9:30 AM www.gracehinsdale.org Children's Liturgy: Sat, 5:00 PM & Sun. 9:30 AM First Church of Christ, HINS DALE Scientist Sun. Service &School 10 AM Evangelical Covenant COUNTRYSIDE Wed. Meeting 7:30 PM Church of Hinsdale 405 E. First Street lope Lutheran Church - LCMS 412 5. Garfield St. (630) 323-0781 6455 Jouet Road, 708-354-6176 630-323-2318 Sun. Service 9:15 AM www.hinsdalecovenant.com The Union Church of Traditional Service: 9:00 AM, Communion every Sunday Hinsdale, UCC Worship and Education 10:15 Sun. School & Aduft Bible Study 10:30AM Contemporary Service 11:15 AM 137 S. Garfield Ave., Handicap Accessible (630) 323-4303 To showcase Hinsdale Seventh-day www.UCHinsdale.org Adventist Church Sunday Worship: your House of 201 N. Oak St. (630) 323-0182 Traditional Worship: 9:00 AM,

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2012 record: 5-5 overall, I-4 CSL South 2012 playoffs Lost in first round of Class BA to Palatine Head coach: Scott Baum, entering his fourth year Came to watch: Niles West at Niles North, I p.m. Sept. 7. This contest between the Skokie rivals, which Niles West won 30-21 last year, is always marked on the calendar for bragging rights.

Who made the most of the offseason? 'Tommy (Galanopoulos) spent a lot of quality time in the weight room," Wolves coach Scott Baum said of his junior quarterback. "He's grown a little and he's stronger." For Galanopoulos to have a big season, he'll likely need an assist from senior center Louis Reinemann. He was a guard last year, 2013 SCHEDULE but Reinemann "stepped up" because Niles West I I I NILES NORTH didn't have anyone in line to play center, senior of- Aug. 30 Amundsen 7p.m. III VIKINGS fensive and defensive tackle Dennis Gargovic said. Sept. 7 N lles West 1p.m.

Sept. 12 New Trier 7p.m. What adjusiments did the program 2012 record: 4-5 overall, 2-3 CSL North Sept. 20 at Glenbrook South 7:30 p.m. make during the offseason? 2012 playoffs: Didn't qualify "The kids are grasping more of what we put Sept. 27 at Maine West 7:30 p.m. Last playoff appearance: 1992 in last year for our offense," Baum said. "We've Oct.4 at Maine East 7:30 p.m. Head coach: Mark Egofske, entering his expanded the plays and are polishing things up." second year Oct.11 Glenbrook North 7p.m. The Wolves were an explosive team last year and had several big plays. Opening up the playbook Caine to watch: N lles West at Niles North, I Oct.18 at Highland Park 7p.m. could continue that trend. 'We have a couple of p.m. Sept. 7. Oct. 25 at Deerf leId 730 p.m. new things that we're doing to keep the defenses The schools call this the Skokie Skirmish as the off balance," senior running back and defensive neighborhood rivals vie for supremacy and Niles 2013 SCHEDULE What adjustments did the proam back Nick Johnson said. "We don't want to give North tries to avenge last year's 30-21 loss. them the same looks that we did last year." make during the otfseason? Aug. 30 Ridgewood 7 p.m. Sept. 7 at NUes North I p.m. Who made the most of the offseason? Our spread offense is tailored to the kids. Every Who will be a difference maker this year we fine tune to get better," Egofske said. '(Julian Garrett) increased his strength and season? Sept. 12 at Maine East 7:30 p.m. The hope is that the deeper playbook will keep speed over the offseason," Vikings coach Mark "We're goingto go as (Johnson) goes," Baum Sept. 20 Glenbrook North 7 p.m. Egofske said of the junior running back and defenses guessing, allowing for big plays. said. "Nick is a tremendous student-athlete. He's not Sept. 28 Evanston I p.m. defensive back. 'He worked hard and really picked -Mark Periman fast, but he's very agile. He was an all-conference up his football speed." Niles North is aiming to Oct. 5 at Waukegan 1:30 p.m. player last year." Johnson is in line to be one of the have an improved passing game and a big season top running backs in the CSL South, but he might be Oct. II Maine South 7 p.m. by Garrett could allow the aerial attack to flourish. What I did over my even better on the defensive side of the ball. Oct.10 atNewlrier 7:30p.m. "He's going to help us out a lot," said JJ Myles, a summer vacation MarkPerlman Oct. 25 Glenbrook South 7:30 p.m. senior wide receiver and defensive back. "He has VINCENT RODRIGUEZ the speed to get to the ball and l've hardly ever My mother got a promotion for her job and the seen him drop it." ceremony was in Baltimore, so I went out with my sister What I did over my Who will be the difference to support her. We went summer vacation maker this season? to the Orioles and Red ANDY LOATHAVEERUNGSAWAD "JJ has the speed, ability and great football Sox game. We went to the I went to Thailand because my uncle was sick. He was diagnosed with liver cancer instincts. He's got ability on both sides of the ball," aquarium and they had a a couple of months ago. I was mostly in the hospital with him. I didn't do very much, Egofske said. Myles also knows how to make wide selection of species. but I managed to go fishing. I didn't get to lift at all, so when I got back I was really clutch plays in big games: He helped lead the - Rodriguez is a senior out of shape. - Loathaveerungsawad is junior lineman on both sides of the ball Vikings to the Class 4A boys basketball sectional linebacker and running back whose parents are from Bangkok, Thailand finals in the winter. THURSDAY, AUGUST 29,2013 I NIL ucnm +1 news SCH!: CUBE news Report scons to: p13npnps@pioneerIocaLm 2013FOOTBALL PREVIEW [email protected] IIIMAINE EAST I I I BLUE DEMONS

2012 record: 3-6 overall, I-4 CSL North 20(2 playoffs: Did not qualify Last playoff appearance: 978 head coach: Gabe Corey, entering fifth season in second stint with the team Came to watch: Maine East at Maine South, 7 p.m. Sept. 20. The Blue Demons are confident they can make a run this season, and what better way to prove it than against one of the area's top programs.

Who made the most of the offseason? Senior quarterback Alex Corey is excited about the progress of senior fullback Javed Lukovic and the possibilities for the offense this season. "He's changed his body a lot since last year," Corey said. "Last year he wasn't so much a running back. He really slimmed down and put on muscle. There's (a) huge difference seeing him run the ball now. Last year, defenders would get down low and pull 2013 SCHEDULE him down by his ankles, but he's just running over I I I NOTRE. DAME people now." Aug. 30 Prairie Ridge 7:30 p.m. IIIDONS What adjustments dîd the program Sept. 7 at Bartlett 6p.m. make during the offseason? Sept. 13 at Normal Community 7p.m. 2012 record: 7-5 overall, 3-3 East Subur- Maine East added two new coaches to its staff Sept.20 Manan Catholic ban Catholic Conference 7:30 p.m. in Scoff Smith and Dante Warren. Smith is working 2012 playoffs: Lost in the Class 6A quar- Sept.27 at St. Viator 7:30 p.m. with the offensive line and defensive coordinator, while Warren is coaching receivers and defensive terfinals to Lake Forest Oct. 5 at Nazareth 1:30 p.m. 2013 SCHEDULE Head coach: Mike Hennessey, entering backs. Oct.11 Marist 7:30 p.m. 27th season Aug. 30 Schurz 7:30p.m. Game to watch: Prairie Ridge at Notre Oct. lB at Joliet Catholic 7:30p.m. Who took the best hip Sept. 6 Amundsen 7:30 p.m. Dame, 7:30 p.m. Friday. Oct.25 Carmel 7:30 p.m. during summer vacalion? Sept. 12 Niles West 7:30 p.m. Prairie Ridge went 3-6 last season, but the Alex Corey went to several college camps as he previous year the Crystal Lake school was tries to improve his recruiting potential. Alex Corey Sept. 20 at Maine South 7p.m. the Class 6A state champion. as one of the state's top running backs. He said he's trying to catch a team's eye after not get- Sept. 27 at Glenbrook North 7:p.m. Who made the most of the offseason? led the East Suburban Catholic Conference ting much attention from recruiters as a junior. Oct.4 Nues North 7:30 p.m. The Dons have to replace quarterback Dan with 15 touchdowns last season and looks to Nagode, who was a senior last season, and seniors continue to impress college recruiters thisWho will be a difference Oct.11 Highland Park 7:30p.m. fall. Matt Harrity and Ryan Greene are working to earn maker this season? Oct.18 at Deerfield 7:30 p.m. the starting job. "He just is able to change games," senior defensive back Tom Simon said. "He's an Senior tailback Christian Lopez said it always Oct. 25 at Maine West 7:30 p.m. "They are both battling hard and getting better ev- all-state player and obviously great to havecomes down to the quarterback at Maine East, ery day," senior receiver Dan Proano said. "They've around." and he believes the Blue Demons have a good else to do the same," Lopez said. "He's got high both been puffing in a lot of work." What I did over my summer vacation ... Dan Proano one in Alex Corey, who will be starting his expectations for us, and I think we all want to What adjustments did the program make during second season under center. "He likes to give meet them." I lifted and got in shape for the season. I was just the offseason? it everything he's got, and he expects everyone KateHedlin Entering his 27th season, coach Mike Hennessey What I did over continues to preach consistency and with that my suynmer What I did over my summer vacation comes little reason or need for changes. The Dons vacation JAVED LUKOVIC made their seventh consecutive playoff appear- DAN PROANO ance last year so it's hard to argue that there's a There was no vacation whatsoever. Strictly football and getting ready for the I lifted and got in shape for red to make big changes. season. A couple of us went to college camps. There were six or seven that went the season. I was just trying Who will be a difference maker this season? to college camps and tried to up our games. to get prepared mentally and physically. Senior Chris James is the obvious choice NIL THURSDAY,AUGUST29,2013 59 thcnewm h hschooICUBEne Rkport scores to: ppnpreps@pioneerlocakm 2013FOOTBALL PREVIEW r or prepssunthnes.m The hunt fora coliege scholarship Players traverse the country to attend showcase camps over the summer

BY MA1 HARNESS caught passes on a regular basis. [email protected], @harnesspreps Even though Mrazek didn't get a chance to show off his vertical leap In June, Matt Mrazek was at of more than 30 inches on a jump the Chicagoland Showcase at ball, coaches were still impressed. Northwestern, one of eight college On a recommendation from Highland Park senior Jason Goldsmith shows off some of the T-shirts he collected this summer from college foothall showcase showcase camps the Lyons football Northwestern assistant coach Bob camps. Goldsmith participated in IO camps. BRIAN OEMAHONEY/FORSUN-Ì1M[s MEDIA player attended this summer. Heffner, Lafayette assistant coach At the time, Mrazek didn't have Ian Dell was paying close attention "For me, it was good for the the ground and then react once the he could in an effort to be a better a single college offer. Mrazek's to Mrazek. Dell wasted no time colleges to see me in person," receiver left the line. It sometimes player this fall. One area he said he measurables - he stands 6-foot-4, and offered Mrazek a scholar- said Goldsmith, a 6-2, 215-pound allowed the receiver to beat him was happy to receive instruction in weighs 198 pounds and ran the 40- ship to suit up for the Leopards linebacker. "It was good to meet down field. At Illinois he learned was the pass rush. yard dash in 4.65 seconds - were later that day. Lafayette, located the coaches face to face. Now, whento hop back immediately when the "I learned some different tech- good, but they weren't enough to in Easton, Pa., is an FCS program I send them some highlight film, ball is snapped. Gleason said it putsniques," he said. "Some ofthem I separate him from the hundreds of that plays in the Patriot League. they know who I am." him in a better position to react to had never heard of before." other prospects in Evanston. Mrazek also received an offer from Goldsmith logged thousands of the receiver. Goldsmith learned the bull It wasn't until the one-on-one Eastern Illinois and a lot of interestmiles in his journey to 10 camps "It's something so simple, but it jerk - after a low, quick bull rush, drills that the Lions wide receiver from Colgate thanks to the Chica- across the country, including stops makes a big difference," said Glea- the pass rusher pulls, orjerks, the finally believed he could show off his goland Showcase. at Illinois State and Eastern Il- son, a two-year starter who expectsoffensive lineman down and moves skills to some of the college coaches "I was flying under the radar," linois, two programs that Highland to see time at both cornerback and around him - and the rip - often in attendance. Ail he wanted was to said Mrazek, who recently gave hisPark coach Hal Chiodo said he strong safety for the Ramblers. employed when rushing off the play football in front of them. verbal commitment to Lafayette. believes are good fits for the three- Gleason said his best camp was edge, the defensive player swings his "That was my chance," said "I got some playing time my first year starter. at Western Michigan. There, he inside arm up and underneath the Mrazek, who is entering his third two years, but I didn't light it up "I went everywhere I could," displayed his skills as a lockdown offensive lineman's arm pit in an up- season on varsity but played spar- or anything. I didn't have as much said Goldsmith, who also went to cornerback. percut motion - among others. ingly his first two seasons. "That exposure as I would have liked. I camps at Northwestern, Northern "I was feeling things out at all Goldsmith said he plans on was when they could see what kindcame in to this offseason still as an Illinois, Illinois and Purdue. ofthe other camps," said Gleason, compiling some tape from the first of player I was." unknown. who performed at five, including few games this season to send out The isolation exercises were "So, these camps were abso- u.. one at Air Force. "But at Western to the college coaches he met this a way to determine if a receiver lutely huge for me." Michigan, no one caught a ball summer. could beat his opponent with good II' nothing else, Loyola's Jack against me. It was much better Although Gleason and Gold- technique at the line, crisp routes u.. Gleason, a 5-10, 185-pound defen- than all of the other ones." smith didn't come away with any and good hands. sive back with 4.5 speed, said the In spite of his standout coverage,offers like Mrazek, the showcase Working with the tight ends in Highland Park senior Jason camps provided him with some Gleason concluded the summer camps could still prove to be the ,., the middle of the field, Mrazek Goldsmith attended multiple col- new tricks. He said he plans to showcase season without a scholar-launching pads for their college primarily ran seam routes, quick lege camps, but he stifi is looking employ at least one new technique ship offer. careers. slants, outs and posts. He got for that elusive college scholarship he picked up at illinois. Meanwhile, Goldsmith also was "These camps are just a great open against the linebackers and following the summer circuit. Gleason used to keep his feet on absorbing as much information as way to network," Mrazek said. 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A few of Ryan Chancellor's friends on the Oak Park-River Forest football team tried to persuade him to go to Core 6, a Deerfield training facility for football players, during the offseason. Chancellor declined the invitation because of the cost and his desire to work out with as many of his high school teammates as possible. But Chancellor, a 6-foot-3, 180-pousd senior wide receiver who aspires to play in college, said he believes he can complete all ofthe necessary strength training and condi- tioning on the high school's campus. During the break between the summer contact days that ended in late July and the start of preseason practice on Aug. 14, Chancellor and the other four team cap- tains - seniors Andre Lee, Emonte Logan, Michael Hayden and Josh Hale - organized workouts three days a week at the school's football field. Chancellor said as many as 15 players showed up any given day for the voluntary sessions. "You have to be self-motivated ifyou do it this way," Chancellor said. "I just don't think it's worth extra money to have someone push you." Oak Park-River Forest coach John Hoer- ster also downplayed the need for private training and instruction. "Places like Core 6 do a brilliant job of marketing and selling you on what you do at your high school isn't enough," Hoerster said. One of the drills the OPRF coaches Oak Park-River Forest senior Ryan Chancellor demonstrates how to use the Prowler, an updated take on a weight sled that was used by area athletesto improve their prescribed for their players involved use of strength and conditioning during the summer. Visit highschoolcubenews.com to view a video about OPRF training. i MICHAEl. JASECK VFOR SUN-TiMES MEDIA the Prowler, a weight sled that has a pair of vertical bars resembling field goal posts. Theeach other to make sure we got our workoutssaid players would do conditioning work, conditioning. If he's feeling good, he said he Prowler can be pushed or pulled. in at the school. It was a great place to meet such as sprints, at the baseball field. piles 270 pounds on the sled and pushes it 40 The Prowler often was loaded with two and a great way to keep each other active 'We didn't have access to equipment at yards. He also takes advantage of the equip- 45-pound plates and pushed by one player a during the downtime." the school, so we had to be as creative as pos-ment's versatility. He can push against the total of 40 yards. Chancellor said the work- Edidin said he and the other linemen sible and make sure we stayed motivated," hesled's bars while remaining relatively upright outs also included flipping tractor-size tires would usually concentrate on improving and said. "I liked that challenge." or he can get low, lean forward and propel up and down the field a total of 20 times. refining techniques, especially their foot- Shortly after Maine South's season ended the sled forward. Stevenson senior Corey Edidin also work. last year, Greg Ebacher said he attended Ebacher also goes old school on occasion. subscribes to the idea of staying on school 'We would set up a progression and go two sessions at EFT Sports Performance in It wouldn't be a surprise to see him pushing grounds. through our steps," he said. "We would get Highland Park during the week of Thanks- his father's Cadillac Escalade in the parking The 6-0,240-pound offensive lineman was into a right stance and work on making that giving. He then returned to the school and itslot at Maine South. among a group of players who gathered at first right step. We then would move on to facilities because of the expense. "That's something I've been doing for a Stevenson's baseball field in recent weeks to pass steps. It was all about footwork. "I think our coaches come up with great few years now," Ebacher said. -participate in extra exercises. "Once we (were) able to start hitting each programs for us," said the 6-2, 230-pound Ebacher added, "I learned some stuff "I honestly believe I get a lot done with my other, the last thing I want to worry about is senior defensive lineman said. when I was at EFT. But it's a long drive, and teammates there," said Edidin, who doesn't my footwork." Like Chancellor, Ebacher said he likes it's not all that necessary. There's always plan on playing football in college. "We al- Edidin said some of his strength training using the Prowler because it allows the something you can do on your own, and I like ways were texting each other and hounding took place at Lifetime Fitness, but he also football players to work on both strength andto do something every day." NIL I THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 2013 6f hlthookubenews.tvm t{'port swrs I. ppnprepsJpioneerloeaLcom high school CUBE news or [email protected] 201 3 fOOTBALL PRE VIEW Sorne of area's top talent training at Core 6

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Lake Forest linebacker bent Williams, one of the first mem- bers of Core 6 Athletes, is taking partial credit for the success of the year-round training program for high school football players. The brainchild of former In- diana University linebacker Paul Szczesny, Core fi has grown in three years to include nearly 350 football players from not only Il- linois, but also Indiana, Michigan, Missouri and Wisconsin. In the last year, membership has exploded, more than doubling from around 150 athletes. "At the beginning, there was not many people. There were probably six of us," Williams said. "Everyone saw the hard work we put in and how Paul trained us. I knew Paul wanted something big. I knew what he wanted to do. I feel Hinsdale Central's Ian Bunting (from left), Lake Park's Antonio Shenautt, Carmel's Darrius Crump, Fenwick's Robert Spillane and Lake Zurich's Cotton Moskal (leaning over) like I've helped put his name out take a break from a Core 6 Athletes one-hour workout on July 21 in Deerfield. GORG M wiLcox/suN-TIMES MEDIA there." Szczesny operates out of a and wide receiver director Chris "You play with faster, quicker esny) knows what he's doing." When former Oak Park-River small first-floor office at The Joy James (Illinois) come from the and more athletic guys," Fiedler Hinsdale Central center Brian Forest defensive end Nile Sykes, of the Game basketball center in Big Ten. Grant Gregory (Kansas said. Allen (Michigan State) and tight now at Montini, joined Core 6, he Deerfield. His physical training State) works with quarterbacks That is one of the reasons end Ian Bunting (Michigan) car told three of his former team- sessions are held at one of the and Keithan Hedrick (Eastern behind Core 6's impressive results.pool together on Sunday morningsmates from Little Huskies youth facility's workout centers. Illinois) concentrates on defensive Talented athletes join because to Deerfield for weekly workouts. football, including Simmie Cobbs, Core fi features four different backs. they want to train against the best, "One hour away is worth it," O who transferred from Montini to programs: a January showcase; a Szczesny has taken groups of according to Fenwick running Allen said. "I appreciate what OPRF before this season. 7-on-7 one-day showcase in April; athletes on unofficial recruiting back/linebacker Robert Spillane. (Szczesny) has done for me." "Paul's workouts are intense," speed and agility training; and trips to SEC powerhouses Florida The senior has verbally committed Bunting, who had missed most said Cobbs. "He motivates you. He recruiting assistance. Locally, ath- and LSU. That's how Plainfield to play for Western Michigan. of the 2012 high school season withmakes you work harder." letes see Szczesny once a week for South 4-star middle linebacker Lake Forest's Williams has a an ankle injury attended the Core In the next year, Szczesny is one-hour workouts. It costs $900 Clifton Garrett, ranked No. 2 in scholarship offer from Colgate. 6 7-on-7 event in April. Szczesny looking to expand Core 6 into for 20 speed and agility training the nation at his position by Scout.Stevenson's Matt Morrissey sent out video of Bunting's perfor- Arizona and Florida and hopes to sessions. Out-of-state players par- com, said he became interested (Michigan State) brought in team-mance, which captured the atten- add 10 more states for his training ticipate in his showcase and 7-on-7 in LSU, one of nearly two dozen mate Zach Novoseisky (Western tion of Michigan recruiters. program. showcase. schools that have already extend- Michigan). Lake Zurich linebacker "You face all the other top guys "This year has been crazy" Szczesny is a Nues native who ed him offers. Colton Moskal (Syracuse) joined and Core 6 knows all the coaches. Szczesny said. "It's one of those graduated from Notre Dame High Players often hear about Core 6 after seeing teammates Jack LynnPaul put in a good word with the things; I have to find the time to School in 2002 and played two through word of mouth. Lyons ju- (Minnesota) and Taylor Coleman coaches and they saw what I can put stuff together. Now I'm work- years at Pima Junior College in nior quarterback Tom Fiedler at- go through the program. do," Bunting said. "We get to corn- ing on guys on Sundays and junior Arizona before heading to Indiana.tended the 7-on-7 showcase when "If you want to play Division I pete and work out with the best college guys are coming in." His four instructors also all played one of his Lions position coaches (football) and you're from the Chi- athletes in the Chicagoland area. But he's not complaining. Division I football. Offensive line- told him that Core 6 needed a cagoland area, all the top players It's good competition. It definitely "If this wasn't my career, I man director Mike Jones (Iowa) quarterback. go there," said Moskal. "(Szcz- pushes you and tests you." would do it for free," he said. [ALA companyACLIICAGO SUNTThfIES.compublication

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