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CHPIS 5WEDA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Singer/pianist Judy Roberts and saxophone player Greg Fishman perform May28on the final night of service at Chambers,6881 N.Milwaukee Ave., in Nues. 'Where everybody knowsyourname' Chambers Seafood Grille closes, celebrated as the 'Cheers' of Niles BY IGOR STUDENKOV fort owner Dan Schanke "I played here for 23hanced the experience and Pioneer Press said that he expects to move years' she said. "It's more she would miss it. to the new location some- than a place to play - it's a Marianne Batchen, on On May 28,regularstime in August. family." the other hand, came to gathered at Nues' Cham- Schenke said that he of- Robertssaidthat sheChambers for the camara- bers Seafood Grille & Chopfered to buy the space for a likedthat Chambers at-derie and atmosphere. House one last time. simple reason - Home tracted a diverse crowd, "This is like the Cheers' The supper club has beenComfort's current space be- drawing in people of allof Niles' she said. "Every- around since 1972, offeringcame too small to suit his ages, races and ethnicities. body knows your name - seafood, steaks and sand-needs. One of the major She said she felt thatand when you don't show, wiches. Chambers has alsoadvantages of the new what made theclosingthey wonder where you become known for live mu-building, he said, would be harder to take was that are." sic,especially jazz musi-that he would have a bir there would be no other Batchen felt Chambers cians. Regulars that spoke toshowroom. While the in- supper club to replace it. tried to attract people of all the Niles Herald-Spectatortenors and exteriors would Roberts saidshe wasages - not just young peo- looking forward to a newpie - which she appreciat- said the music and friendlybe remodeled, the basicDiners hang out at the bar on the final night at Chambers. atmosphere was what drewstructure would largely re- gig - she and her husbanded. She said she has been them there. main intact. will be playing at Marie'scoming here with her hus- The current owners, On May 28, the pianoChambers' most popularrequests - except anythingPizza, in Chicago's Mayfareband and friends for dec- brothers Joe and Tony Ma- room at Chambers wasregular performers, per-by Miley Crus. Duringneighborhood. ades. ranto, purchased Chamberscompletely full, and the barforming there since 1993breaks, she went around the Michelle Wiznitzer, of "T remember when the in 1996. But when the Parkquickly filled up. The cus-and 1983, respectively.Itroom, chatting with guests,downtown Chicago, was(Maranto) brothers bought Ridge-based Home Corn-tomers thanked servers andwas only natural the mar- servers and bartenders. one ofthe many people whothe place' Batchen recalled. fort Services Inc., an airbartenders, with many ofned duo would perform During a break in theircame from across Chicago- "I remember when Tony conditioning and heatingthem bringing gifts. during Chambers' closingset, Roberts told the Nilesland to see Roberts perform. proposed to his beautiful service company, offered to Singer and pianist Judynight. Throughout the per-Herald-Spectator that,to She said while she regularly wife.I remember when buy the building, the broth- Roberts and saxophonistformance, Roberts said thather, Chambers was some-came to the supper club forthey had their child. So ers accepted. Home Corn- Greg Fishman were amongshe would take any and all thing special. Roberts, Chambers en- many good memories." NEWS 5

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IGOR STUDENKOV/PIONEER PRESS PHOTOS Nues police officers pose in front of the donations table at the 7039 W. Dempster St. Dunkin Donuts location. Nues police receive 'generous' donations at Copon aRooftop BY IGOR STUDENKOV Pioneer Press Nues policeofficers waved from rooftopsof three Dunkin' Donuts locations on Friday, May 29, to raise money for the Law Enforcement Torch Run - the state's 1atst SpecialI Discover China! Oct 17-25, 2015 O1pics fundraiser. Now in its 13th year, the Cop on a Rooftop was de- Officers Jim Griesenauer and Paul Murphy stand on the signed to collect funds androoftop of the 7039 W. Dempster St. Dunkin Donut store. raise awareness about the Torch Run and Special raised during the Torch Runside the lobby. Officers were Olympics, which involves is used to cover training andalso present at the 7235 N. hundreds of officers fromcompetition costs for Spe- Caidwelllocationat the departments throughout cial Olympics athletes. western tip of the Touhy Illinois. While the Torch Run hasThangle, but they did not During the event, whichbeen around for the past 29 climb on its roof. ran from 5 a.m. to 2 pm, years, it wasn't until 13 years At every location, custom- Dunkin' Donuts customers agu that Dunkin' Donutsers who donated gut cou- were encouraged to maketeamed up with police de-pons for free doughnuts. donations. Customers whopartments throughout theCustomers who donated $5 did received coupons for state to help raise money forcould receivelapelpins, free doughnuts, and those the event In a statement towhile $10 donations earned Discover China! who donated at least $10the press, the chain indi-them coffee mugs and a cup were eligibletoreceive cated it donated $1,500 toof coffee. $15 donations gut Travel with the prizes such as hats, T-shirts, the Torch Run. It also cre-them Torch Run hats or lapel pins and coffee mugs. ated a limited-time Champi- T-shirts. Lincoinwood Chamber According to the eventon doughnut - a glazed Deputy Police Chief press release, the Law En- doughnut that used Special [mce Genualdi was one of forcement Torch Run is the Olympics red and whitethe officers at the Dempster Allarewelcome! largestSpecialOlympics colors. It was available atStreet location. He told the fundraiser in the state. Each Dunkin Donuts during theNiles Herald-Spectator that, Trip dates October 17-25, 2015 year, more than 3,000 police last week of May. by noon. they were already officers throughout Illinois The Cop on a Rooftop doing well. Tour Pricing $2,799 for Chamber members cover 1,500 miles carrying event involved a total of 194 "We actually think we've the Flame of Hope through Illinois Dunkin Donuts loca- made more money than last $2,950 for non-members ($165 for China travel visas) the streets of their towns, as fions. At the 7039 W. Demp- year," he said. "The people Includes airfare, meals, hotels and tours ofhistoric, ancient sites and many well as during the state'sster St and 7525 N. Harlemhave been very generous." ofChina's modern day marvels. This is the trip ofa lifetime! annual SpecialOlympics' Avenue locations, some offi- Summer Games, which are cers went up on the roofIgor Studenkov is a freelance held in Normal. The money while others remained in-reporterforpioneer Press. Contact Lincolnwood Chamber. Executive Director, Jackie Boland at 3 12-96 I-6591 6 NEWS

J Nues Memorial Day celebrates 'gift of freedom'

BY IGOR STUDENKOV Nues Park District property. I Pioneer Press Victorine said she's been a While rain hit the Nueslongtime supporter of the Veterans Memorial Water-VFW, and she tries to help fillseveraltimes in thethe organization any way hours leading up to the Mayshe can. 25 Memorial Day ceremony, After the awards were none f11 during the ceremo- handed out, Przybylo ad- ny itself dressed the crowd. He said The ceremony was organ- that freedom all Americans ized by the Niles-based Vet- enjoy wouldn't have been crans of Foreiga Wars Postpossible without the sacri- 7712 and the village gnvem- fices of the members of the ment. Local Boy Scoutmilithr) troops and members of the "Let us celebrate their Niles Fire and Police depart- lives and their gift to us - ments joined im In spite ofthe gift of freedom," Przyby- the threat of rain, the num- lo said. ber ofresidents who came to He also said he was re- see the ceremony was about cently pleased to learn that the same as itwas during the the Nues Department of sunny, clear Memorial DayFamily Services has been the year before. working on programs to Mar Andrew Przybylo,help local veterans. Vil1ag Manager Steve Vine- NilesFire Department zeano and Village Clerk District Chief Orlando Diaz Marlene Victorine attendedemphasized that everyone the ceremony. Dean Strze- must remember that Memo- lecki and Denise McCreery rial Day isn't just a day off - attended the event before, it's a day to remember all of but this was the first time the fallen soldiers. they attendedasvi1lag Deputy Police Chief trustees.Trustee DanetteVince Genualdi said that, a GOP STUDNEKOV/PIONEER PRESS PHOTOS Matyas also attended. day before, he had a get- Former Veterans of Foreign Wars Post7712Cmdr. Jim Kozak salutes in memory of fallen American soldiers during the Niles The ceremony started attogether with friends and Memorial Day ceremony on May25. 11 a.m. Post 77L2 Cmdr. Tom neighbors. He asked the kids Amirante thanked everyonewhat Memorial Day meant for coming, especially given to them. "Every response the weather. had a theme of thanking VFW Post 7712chaplainsoldiers who served our and former Niles Trusteecountry" Genualdi said. Chris Hanusiak ledthe He urged everyone in crowd in prayer, praising the attendance to do something men and women who gaveto recognize veterans past their lives in battle. and present, including send- The post then presenteding cards to active service Przybylo and Victorine withmembers. awards for their service to VFW members then laid the organization. They alsothe wreath at the memorial, planned topresent theadding flowers to symbolize awards to Nues Trustee andsoldiersinvariouswars. Niles Park District Director After another prayer, Ami- Joe LoVerde and the Nuesrante took the microphone Park District Services De- again. The ceremony ended partment Superintendentwith the VFW's rifle squad Jim Majewski, but neithergiving the veterans a three- was present rifle salute. Vinezeano laterex- plainedthat Post7712's Igor Studenkov is a freelance Members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post7712salute Boy Scouts from Troop175salute the American flagdurinf' headquarters are on the reporter for Pioneer Press. the American flag. the Nues Memorial Day ceremony. NEWS Court date pushed back for Golfwoman BY NATALIE HAYES ance her second this month. cash. Pioneer Press Barron, who police said She was hospitalized for was also charged with filing her injuries, but police re- A Cook County Circuita false police report, was leaseda statement three Judge has continued thearrested on Feb. 18threedays later discrediting her court date of a Golf womandays after police said shestory and claiming that the charged with felony disor- called to report that she hadincident had neveroc- derly conduct for an in-been forced out of her car curred. cident that happened last and was robbed and stabbed Commander Paul Yaras, winter when police said she by a man. of the Morton Grove Police allegedly lied about being According to police, Bar-Department, said detectives stabbed. ron allegedly said the man charged Barron in the crime Wendy Barron, 29, ap-had followed her after shebased on video evidence that peared in court at the Skokie left a Waigreens store on the disproved her claims of an courthouse on May 22, and a 9300 block of Waukegan attack. judge continued her next Road around 9:20 p.m. A representative of the court appearance to Friday, Police said Barron alleg- Cook County public defend- June 19, according to in- edlysaid the man hader's office con&med that formation provided by theflashed bis head lights toBarron had hired a public Cook County State'sAt- warn her of a flat tire, anddefender for representation, torney's office. then approached her vehiclebut could not provide the Barron'scase had ap-when she pulled over. name ofthe public defender. peared before a judge at the Barron allegedly told po- Skokie courthouse on May 1, lice the ni.an then stabbedNatalie Hayes is a freelance making the May22 continu- her and took off with her reporterfor Pioneer Press.

Park Ridge considers allowing cab companies to setownfares Br JENNIFER JOHNSON pricing structure" Carpen- 'EWe should absolutely get Pioneer Press ter told the City Council onout ofthe business of setting May 26. "You don't tell therates for taxicabs," 4th Ward Citingincreased competi-Pickwick how much to Aid. Roger Shubert said. tion from ride-sharing serv-charge for a ticket going in If the council moves for- ices and a changing business and you certainly don't tell ward with a plan on June 22, environment, a local taxithe gas stations on Touhythe changes tothetaxi company is asking the city ofAvenue how much to chargeordinance will still need to Park Ridge to drop its prac- per gallon." be approved duringa regular tice ofsettingmandatory cab Carpenter also referencedCity Council meeting later ftires. the tide-sharing service Ub- this summer. Patti Carpenter, owner ofer, whose drivers are not Park Ridge City Manager Pink Taxi, wants companies licensed with the city andShawn Hamilton said few that are licensed to do busi- are not required to followarea communities regulate ness in Park Ridge to be ablethe mandated fare structure. taxi fares. to set their own fares and "Uber has changed the City Attorney Everette fàre structures. Currently, aplaying field for everybody" "Buzz"Hill suested a cityordinanceregulatesshe said, adding that hercomplete overhaul of Park how much taxi drivera mayown company needs to be Ridge's taxi ordinance. Sixth charge for the first mile of"flexible, yet profitable." Al- Ward AId. Marc Mazzuca service ($2.50) and everydermen appeared to agreealso suested opening up one-tenth mile after thatwith Carpenter'srequest the community to additional (21-cents) if two or morereaching a consensus tocab companies. Currently, passengers are in a car and ifchange the ordinance andPink Taxi and Park Ridge trips are taken outside Park allow for rate setting by cabTaxi are the only companies Ridge citylimitsorto companies licensed to oper-licensed to pick up fares in O'Hare Airport ate in the city, but requiring Park Ridge. "T feel it's not the respon- them to submit the rates - sibility of Park Ridge toand any time they change - [email protected] determine our customer to the city for publication. TwitterJen...Pioneer 8 POLICE REPORT

The following incidents were listed in the wood Avenue. Ippolito has previous convic- official bulletin of the Nues Police Depart- fions for theft, police said. She remained in ment. Readers are reminded that an arrest Cook County Jail with bond set at $10,000. Park Ridgemanaccused does not constitute a finding of guilt. Only a court oflaw can make that determination. DUT I Mark Leduc, 55, of the 2800 block of CHILD ENDANGERMENT Cherry Street, Park Ridge, was charged of threatening cab driver U Daniella Moreno, 29, of the 1700 block of with felony aravated driving under the BY JEu1R JOHNSON A manager at the bar reportedly told North Spaulding, Chicago, was chargedinfluence and driving on a suspended Pioneer Press officers that Basquin had been a cus- with child endangerment May 24 afterlicense on May 25. Police said Leduc's tomer at the establishment for the past police alleged that she left her 2-year-oldlicense had been revoked because of a A Park Ridge man was arrested after hethree nights and was seen trying to pick child unattended inside an unlocked car previous DUI conviction. He was taken into allegedly threatened to shoot a cab driverfights with other customers. After being parked in a lot in the 5600 block of Touhy custody at Oakton Street and Greenwood who had picked him up from a Niles bar, asked to leave the bar, Basquin allegedly Avenue. According to police, the child was Avenue at 12:30 a.m. and assigned a May29 police said. stated that he was a federal asleep inside the car and the temperature court date. Peter L. Basquin, 43, of the agent and would return to write i was described as "comfortable," with the THEFT 300 block of West Touhy the employees tickets,police outside air temperature at about 64 degrees. Avenue, was charged with said. Moreno was given a June 22 court date and UPlastic bins containing undisclosed memorabilia were stolen between May 21 disorderly conduct and assault Basquin was released on bond the Department of Children and Family in connection with the alleged and assigned a July 7 court date. Services was contacted. and 22 from a vehicle parked in the 8800 block of Merrill Street A window was incident, which Niles police Niles police say Basquin was DOMESTIC BAVFERY broken with a brick to gain entry. said occurred on the night of on probation for a federal of- U Monika Miskoweicz, 39, of the 6500 A woman reported that her purse, May 23 outside an estab- fense at the time of his arrest, block of West Ebinger Drive, Niles, wascontaining credit cards and $150 in cash, lishment in the 5600 block of though the nature of the offense Basquin charged with domestic battery on May 23. was stolen on the night ofMay 22 from a bar Touhy Avenue. was not referenced in the police She had a May27 court date. in the 8700 block of Milwaukee Avenue. According topolice, the report. U Three cellphones were reported stolen driver reported that Basquin got into his Basquin has three prior convictions for RETAL T1 May 23 from an athletic facility in the 6400 cab, told him to start driving and thenmisdemeanor disorderly conduct dating Cathy Ippolito, 51, of the 1900 block ofblock of Howard Street. said, "I'm going to shoot you. I have a .38back to 2006 and one 2008 conviction for in my pocket." Parkside Drive, Park Ridge, was charged A series of cash thefts between April 18 fraud, all in the state ofWisconsin, online with felony retail theft on May22 after she and 28 at a retail store in the 9500 block of The driver refused to take Basquin court records show. anywhere and called 911, police said. allegedly stole food and cleaning supplies Milwaukee Avenue were reported to police. from a store in the 8900 block of Green- The loss was estimated at $1,000. No weapons were found in Basquin's jjohnsori@píoneerlocal.com possession, according to police. TwitterJeiLThoneer

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I Lookingtothe future Nues North, West classes of 2015 embrace rain during graduation ceremonies 1 KARIE ANGELL Luc purple and white. Pioneer Press "This is just an incredible i class," saidDr. Ryan The show went on de- McTague, Niles North prin- spite the rain for both Nuescipal. "They've all created a Township Community high strong sense of community." schools of District 219 on a Meanwhile, the show Memorial Day weekend in was set up inside two gyms, Skokie Sunday, May24. one for commencement, Rain abated but returnedthe other for the orchestra with a few sprinkles for the at Niles West High School. 550 Viking graduatesat "We can't control the Nues North High School. weather' saidDr. Jason Families with umbrellasNess, Niles West principal. settled in the stands along"But we can control the Chuck Pos Stadium grand-ceremony and make it the stands where it was 62 best possible day." degrees and cloudy by The Niles West Wolves noon. (red and white) had about What would a Nues600 graduates. North mortarboard be good "They've had a fabulous forbesides as a Vikingfour years," Ness said. umbrella? "What I'm most proud "To throw up in the air!"about thisclassis how said Shivam Rami, 18, ofmuch they've given back to Skokie, a Nues North gradu-their community" ating senior. The 51st commencementKane Angeli Luc is a free- began at high noon for thelance reporter for Pioneer DISTRICT 219 PHOTOS Nues North school colors ofPress. Nues North's Alexia Pitter presents "the Senior Moment," a spoken word performance.

Jordan Goldberg, Nues West's Class of2015student speaker. Nues North Class of2015President Med Jimenez delivers the senior address. EDUCATION D219 Board of Trustees searches fornewmember BY NATALIE HAYES when three of the fourthe [applicants] an idea of Pioneer Press incumbent board memberswhat will be asked in the who ran for reelection lostinterviews," Sproatsaid. The resignation of thetheir seats - said the board"They won't be any differ- president of the Nueswas focused on assuringent than the questions we Township School Districtthat the selection process iswere asked during the de- 219 Board of Education lastconducted in a fair manner bates." month has triggereda "We welcome anyone to Following Silverman's search for a new boardsubmit an application to bedeparture, Ruth Klint and member. on the board," Sproat said.Carlton Evans are the only Robert Silverman an-"This is new for all of us -incumbent school board nounced on May 5his I'm excited to see whomembers besides David Ko intention to cut short hiscomes out and to have ato remain seated on the IGOR STUDENKOV/PIONEER PRESS 23-year run on the school new board member." board. District 219 Board of Education members are surrounded by their families as they are board by resigning from his Applicants are asked to Three of the four in- sworn in during the May 5 meeting. post on June 1 - two yearssubmit alerter of intent and cumbents running to keep beforehis current termfill out a short question-their seats lost the election. pointed to the school boardmembers. cessedat www.niles- expires. naire with five questions Longtime board mem- in 2013 following the death "I wanted the board to hs.k12.il.us. The school board - nowasking them to describe, for bers Sheri Dortiger Jeffreyof longtime board memberelect new board leadership, The application deadline led by newly-elected Presi-example, their intentions Greenspan, and Eileen Val- Lynda Smith. and be able to lead without is June 8, and the boardwill dent Mark Sproat, has tofor being on the Schoolferlostto newcomers Silverman couldn't bethe burden of having ahost interviews later this select a replacement boardBoard and explain howSproat, Brian Novak andreached for comment, butlong-term past presidentmonth, according to member to fill the vacancy. they would address certainLinda Lampert. said during a special board looking over their shoul-Sproat. Sproat - one of threeissues facing the school Ko was reelected aftermeeting when he resignedder," Silverman said. newcomers to the boarddistrict. serving two years on thethat he didn't want to get in ApplicationsfortheNatalie Hayes is a freelance who were elected in April "The questions just giveboard. He was first ap-the way of the new boardboard vacancy can be ac- reporterfor Pioneer Press.

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BY BOB SEIDENBERG offJune i and runs through The CTA has set June 25 ber of promotions around Pioneer Press July 10. Under the program, as the date when it willthe event "to make sure we the last southbound express conduct its official count ofcan capture our downtown Evanstonofficialsaretrain will depart the CTA's riders, Ylda Capriccioso,work force and get them to reaching out to local busi-Linden stop in Wilmette at the city's assistant to thestay around" and take the iiesses and residents in an 7:58p.flL, and arrive at city manager, told aldermenlater train, Coakley said. effort to ensure there is Evanston's Davis Street stop at their city council meeting During the six-week pi- good participation when aat 8:05 p.m. The train will May26. lot,businesseshave Purple Line Express pilotthen makeallEvanston If the pilot is successfulplanned afun run, as well as program kicksoff nextstops - running express and reaches the 468-ridera wine walk. Downtow- week, testing later train from Howard Street to Bel- threshold, the CTA will nEvanstoaorg will move its service. mont Avenue - before evaluate funding to contin-popular Let's Dance series Officials have lined up a stopping at Fullerton Ave- ue service, she said. closer to the Davis station. wide spectrum of business-nue and heading into the The city has been reach-There's also a scavenger es and restaurants - some Loop. ing out to organizationshunt planned. of which will offer 'Purple A return northbound such as Pace, making sure Alderman Jane Grover, Plate" specials and othertrain from the Loopis that system'sridersare7th Ward, noted that a promotional activities. scheduled to arrive at Bel- CHARLES OSGOOD/CHICAGO TRIBUNE aware of the new connec- number of Chicago Cubs "What a great opportuni-mont at 9:20 p.m., Davis atPassengers wait for Purple line express to the Loop at tion times, she said. night games are scheduled ty, a total game changer for 9:44 p.m., and arrive back atDavis St. in Evanston in this file photo. A purple line express She said connectionsduring the pilot period. She downtown," said Annie Linden at 9:50 p.m. pilot program kicked off this month with expanded service. have also been made with asked if there was a way to Coakley, executive director Currently, thelast ex- representatives of Skokiecross-market with the of DowntownEvanston.org, press train leaves Linden atsurveys of local riders, in-the CTA is requiring rid-and Wilmette, as weil asCubs, get word outto which promotes down-6:30 p.m., heading to thecluding one of Northwest-ership of at least 468 people with aldermen in Chicagowhich officials said they town, addressing membersLoop, and then making theern University students, in- on the train, or 39 peoplewhose stops will be af-had already begun making of the city's Economic De- run back to arrive at Lindendicating strong support forper car on a six-car train fected.. inquiries. velopment Committee May at 8:22 p.m. later train service. (this includes both Loop- Meanwhile, Downtow- 27. The CTA agreed to initi- For the service to contin-bound and Linden-boundnEvanston.org is working bseidenberg(jpioneerIocaLcorn The pilot program kicked ate the pilot after severalue beyond the pilot dates, service), city officials said. with businesses on a num- Twitter: ®evanstonscribe

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upf.h BY D Moiwz outside people. Those were son, which opened earlier Söùthtown News-Sun the no-growthers and the this month. environmentalists. They To commemorate the an- More than 40 years after didn't care about Gurnee?' nivensaiy, GreatAmerica has Gurnee voters were asked to "The anti-Great America brought back three rides say yes or no to a theme park people thought they'd beat that opened with the park in on farmland east of theus. They had petitions June 1976 - the Lady Bugs, Th-State Tollway, Dick Wel- signed, and they wanted a Red Baron Planes and Tot's ton can report not only the Liverysurrey carriages, all of mood around that refer-"To this day we are which accommodate riders u'" endum but also the exact 54 inches and shorten and results that came in. s,tiII the largest have been set up in Home- "They wondered what it town Square Park. would do to little Gurnee,gated touristat- Gurnee Mayor Kristina with 2,000 people,' Welton Kovarik told the gathering in recalled of the days whentraction in the stateHometown Square that the Maniott Corp. first pro- ofIllinois." Great America has now been posed a$30million, 300- around so long that a genen- acre amusement park. "AtHank Salemi, Six Flags ation has grown up with the the time, growth was sweep- Great America park park. ing throughallof Lakepresident "Fon those of us who live For more details, County and we were sur- around here or in the region, rounded. (We) were going to when you say 'Six Flags we call312-222-5995and mention blow up and disappear un- referendum," said Welton, have wonderful family New Customer Special or visit less we did something excit- recalling the final tally from memories," she said. "I have ing?' that November1973ballot- years of the little (souvenir) www.chicagotribunemediagroup.com/newcustomer The former Gurnee may- ing 773 votes in favor of the photos of my kids. I keep or added that opponents of development to 252 against them handy, because they what woùld become Great Welton's historylesson grew up in a blink and America "would come withwas shared with early ar- moved away. Now I can look Print and digital display advertising only. Based on availability. rotten tomatoes, rotten cu- rivals to what is now Six back and see them in their Additional restrictions may apply. Ads must run before 6/28/15. cumbers, guns and knives, Flags Great America on Fn- strollers and their little back- Offer not valid for current customers. and they'd throw them at day, as park officials hosted a packs?' me and I've had to dodgeformal celebration of the them. But those were thepark's 40th operating sea- Turn toGreat, Next Page NEWS 15

Great, from Previous Page also one of the largest employers in the state of lili- "I think about the sum- nois, and that truly doesn't mer and how excited theyhappen without the vision. would be to get measuredthe dedication and the drive and see if they could go onof (former) Mayor Welton. the ride they couldn't go onWe're so proud to have him before," added Kovarik, "and back today. We're always my relief when they met thehappy to have him back." height requirement, and I Welton said he feels that wouldn't have to go on withGreat America "laid the ba- them anymore." sis for Gurnee Mills" and The 2015 single-day ad- residential growth in high- mission of $66.99 for guestsend subdivisions like the taller than 48 inches is a far1,500-acre Hunt Club cry from the $7.95 charged inFarms. 1976, but Kovarik and Wel- "The town (was) sup- ton both pointed out that the posed to dry up and blow amusement, food and bever- away," Welton said. "I'm age taxes have helped Gur-here to say that (the village) nee move away from being a is all beautiful, and we owe it village with volunteer fire- all to Six Flags Great Ameri- fighters and gravel roads. ca and our current mayor, After it was pointed outwho can carry on and do that Great America outdrew incredible thIngs?' both the Cubs and White Welton added that "I'm Sox in 1976, park Presidentglad when I wake up every Hank Salemi said that is still morning - because I'm at the case. the age where I might not - "To this day we are still that Great America is here." the largest goted tourist attraction in the state of lili- [email protected] DAN MORAN/NEWS-SUN nois' Salemi said. "We're Twitter @NewssuripanMoran Characters greet guests at the ceremony to open the 40th operating season of Six Flags Great America on May 29.

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I i PAuL SASSONE There are lots of reasons to support a nationwide increase in the minimum i wage. Certainly. one ofthe most compelling reasons is that employers who pay minimum wage salaries are ripping us off - ripping me off, ripping you off. The harsh truth is that it is very difficult, ifnot impossible, to live and support any kind of family on minimum wage pay. So, ifworkers can't live - buy food and CHUCK FIELDMANICHICAGO TRIBUNE clothing, pay rent, etc, - on what they An estimated 2,000 people showed up n Oak Brook May 20 (pictured here) to protest for a $15 minimum wage. About halfthat many earn, they must pay for these necessities turned out the next day for an additional demonstration. (Chuck Fieldman/Pioneer Press) some other way. And that other way is through govern- paying low wage workers through our corporations should pay, but won't. with more than loo workers on Medicaid ment programs that assist the poor. taxes because employers won't pay their There may be some hope. Minimum and how much these companies cost A study by the University of California workers a living wage. You and I are un- wages seem to be rising. Twenty-nine California in public aid. at Berkeley found that 73 percent of peo- compensated stockholders in minimum states already have minimum wages above Illinois legislators take note. pie who receive public benefits are people wage-paying corporations. In this unholy the disgraceful federal minimum of $7.25 Beyond state action, national legislation who work. And, nationwide, 63 percent of partnership, you and I pay the expenses, an hour. Illinois' minimum wage is slightlyis needed. Congressional Democrats are public benefits spending (food stamps, the corporations reap the profits. less disgraceful at $8.25 an hour. proposing a hike in the federal minimum Medicaid and earned income tax credits) How much do you and I pay? The non- And just recently, Los Angeles raised its wage to $12 an hour by 2020. But even this goes to families that work. partisan, nonprofit research organization minimum wage from $9 an hour to $15 an increase is hotly opposed by Republicans. These workers are paid so little they are National Employment Law Project esti- hour by 2020. Similar wage hikes have So, the battle's outcome is undecided. eligible for federal poverty programs. And mates taxpayers pay $3.8 billion a year been adopted or proposed in other major But progress? it's not just low wages. Eighty-seven per- through poverty programs to people who cities. Movement is in the right direction. Yes. cent of these workers don't receive health work for minimum wage corporations. And it is particularly heartening to see benefits through work. Quite a scam. I don't know about you, that starting next year, the state of Califor- Paul Sassone is afreelarice columnist for What it means is that you and I are hut I can't afford to make up for what nia will publish the names of employers the Pioneer Press.

Race underlies debate over prospective Lake Forestprincipal Some years ago, a friend I think that's what Chala is reason enough for a number of Lake stark. Holland's statement is a topic for told me a story about en- Holland, the top candidate Forest residents to deny her becoming the lively debate in Oak Park, but an outrage in rolling his son at Oak Park for principal at Lake Forest next principal at Lake Forest High School. Lake Forest. and River Forest High High School, is trying to More than 100 residents attended the Holland has supporters at OPRF, for School. say in a rather confusing school board meeting May 26 to protest sure. And the Lake Forest High School Concerned about how statement her opponents her potential hire, which resulted in the screening process thought enough of her the boy might fare in hon- are quoting to keep her board putting offthe approval until next to make her the No. i pick. ors classes, he told the RANDYBLASER from being hired as princi- month to allow more discussion on her There must be good reasons. counselor about his fa- pal at Lake Forest High hiring. But I doubt we'll ever know. Because therly concerns. The counselor advised School. Here's the issue: Oak Park and River labeling something "racist" is the nuclear that the boy should be put in honors, She allegedly wrote on a blog that even Forest High School, where Holland is bomb of public debate. Holland said track- rather than a regular class. Even if he racially diverse schools are "beacons of currently an assistant principal, is 25.5 ing is racist and that's racist. End of the struggled in honors, it would be better racial inequities disguised by a false notion percent black. Lake Forest High School is debate. than the regular class. ofmeritocracy and the reality of white 1.2 percent black, according to the Illinois The issue is so radioactive, Holland's Oak Park is a community in which race privilege and internalized racism." Interactive Report Card. statements about it have been removed can be an underlying aspect ofmany situa- That's a lot offancy words to point out a What is highly relevant in Oak Park from the Internet. tions and conversations, and the above situation where a white student who prob- about tracking - placement ofkids in hon- And that attempt at taking back your interaction can also be interpreted as such: ably merited a regular class placement was ors classes and an achievement gap be- words doesn't help the candidate's cause. The counselor perhaps was advising my put in honors because ... his whiteness was tween blacks and whites that has long I suspect we need to talk about this stuff friend that even if his white son struggled deemed good enough to probably be OK inbeen recognized as a local concern - is just -- abt more. in honors, he would be better off than in a honors. not relevant to Lake Forest High School. regular class, where most of the school's While the statement probably rings true Why that is so is a topic for another day. Randy Blaser is afreelance columnistfor the black students were placed. 'a'for a place like OPRF, the same statement But the reality is the differences are rather Pioneer Press. OPINION 17

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OPINION Graduation marks ariending for parents, too ones, either, according to "Get to know the mom Liz Valdes. "For about half the other parents, be- class, this was their last year. And it did impact the cause you are in whole school year - other parents and I kept saying, this together for LYNN PETRAK 'This is our last...' for so the long rid&' Home on LaGrange many things," she says. "It was bittersweet for many Liz Valdes Graduation season of us." always brings out people's A lot ofthings happen sentimental side, because during such stretches of it's a time of reaching time advice for younger fami- milestones and reflecting "We've gone through a lies just beginning their on them. lot. We've lost teachers, school years. Some graduations are we lost a principal to "I would encourage more fraught with mean- death, we've lost parents," parents just starting out to ing than others. I remem- notes Valdes, adding the become involved in the ber the "Can-you-believe- group also spent life school/church communi- it?" poignancy ofthe very events like Sept. 11, 2001 ty as much as possible' last graduation party after together. "I remember advises Weller. "Volunteer nearly 20 consecutive being at the kids' school in the classroom. Be a years ofsuch backyard soccer game and a plane room mom. Chaperone bashes at my Uncle Norb flew over a week after field trips. Attend social and Aunt Barbara's house. 9/11. We all stopped and events for both the kids They had six kids and looked at the sk because and parents. Encourage loved throwing parties, so it was the first time we'd your kids to try everything it was a given that we'd seen a plane since then." that SFX has to offer: spend one Saturday in Like the Valdes family, theater, band, math club, May at their home. the Weller family of La chess club, sport, the list Understood Indeed, there is some- Grange just finished up a goes on. You never know kr Iearrnt, & Otte,tiofl ssue thing about the last gradu- 16-year tenure at a local what hidden passion or ation that is arguably school, St. Francis Xavier. innate talent your child more meaningful than the "Emotions are bitter- might have and it will set first. For families who sweet for sure," agrees the groundwork for a rich have sent their children to mom Cindy Weller."SFX and satisfying experience the same school for pre- has been a great, dynamic both in elementary school school, kindergarten, community and the and beyond?' elementary school and friendships that form Valdes echoes those For the lin 5 kids with learning and attention issues, junior high, that means there are lifelong. Some of words of wisdom. every day can be a challenge. Explore Understood.org, that a good decade or our best friends are the "Get to know the other a free online resource designed to help you help your more has been spent in parents ofour children's parents, because you are child thrive in school and in life. one place and for one friends. My older kids are in this together for the Broughtto youby 15 nonprofit partners. student. Multiply that for still best friends with their long ride," she says. siblings and you can SFX friends and I hope "We're still close with spend a long time as a the same for my son." my oldest son's friends understood.org school parent for a par- The school recognizes and my middle son's ticular institution. such longtime family friends and parents. We Many local families are commitments at the talk about lifelong re- experiencing that last eighth-grade graduation lationships for the kids, graduation. The Valdes and dinner dance during abut it's for the parents, family of Countryside, for special rose ceremony, too," she points out. "And example, is moving on Weller says. get involved. That's how after 16 years at St. Cletus With a decade and a we got so many great School in La Grange after halfspent in one school friendships." the May graduation of setting, Valdes and Weller See? Wonderful corn- their eighth-grade daugh- like many parents in mencement addresses ter. 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Hang on, students (and teachers) everywhere you're almost there! Sum- mer vacation has begun for some and is hovering on the horizon for the rest. Soon your books will be replaced by bicycles and bathing suits, and even PHIL VELASQUEZJCHICAGO TRIBUNE though it is said that the Dickand Susan Royce sell frozen treats from their old time mind is a terrible thing to Good Humor ice cream truck onJuly15, 2013in St. Charles. waste, at the very least you'll get a short respite ty's plan to stifle the music not! from academia. Consider- on ice cream trucks that And finally, on the sub- ing the shift in focus, it cruised neighborhoods in ject ofGrammies, other seems a good time to go the summer. My argument readers also feel that with that flow today and letin support ofthe music was unique bond between you, the reader, take over that this little piece of grandchild and grand- the remote control from Americana should not be mother that I discussed in SAVE 31% my usually steady hands. legislated away due to our a column for Mother's Day. plus FREE home delivery Let's hear what you have to increasing need to control Connie Helmbock wrote: say for a change. everything in our lives. "Beautiful! I am the proud Call 312-222-6157 or Earlier this spring, I Reader Dave Turnbaugh Jamma offive of the best BuylcelandicWater.com wrote about school clos- had a different perspective. grandchildren I could ever ings for bad weather, won- "Several things should dream of.Ijust sent your dering why it was unsafe to happen before the truck article to my friends that go to school but not to the hits the street: a business are lucky like you and I to mall, library or grocery license in the village; a have been blessed." And Experience Earth's most perfect water store. Many readers shared background check run on reader Chris Grable added those sentiments, but the driver; a health depart- her own thoughts: "Thank The legend began on the remote island of Iceland over 5000 years ago reader Amy Perlow disa- ment inspection of the you for a beautiful article greed. 'After reading your vehicle' he wrote. "There about grandmas. Being a when a colossal volcanic eruption created a miraculous resource beneath musings about inclement is also the risk of excited grandparent is a marvelous weather days,Iwould like children running into the and blessed privilege. I love the Earths crust. The legendary Olfus Spring was born and has been to offer another point of street My biggest gripe is the conversations my constantly rplenished by snowmelt and rainfall ever since. Cherished by view," she wrote. "The the incessant music. How grandchildren and I share." poor weather conditions many times mustIsit on Iagree, Chris. Sorne of the generations. this is the source of Icelandic Glacial, This pristine natural not only affect our children my deck and hear 'Pop best times with my Grand hut the workers who must Goes the Weasel'? The Girlies are not the big spring water is filtered through ancient lava rock, creating remarkable be outside to get the chil- village should at least be events but those quiet purity arid optimal mineral balance. Clean, crisp and untouched, dren safely to school. On allowed to limit the vol- pre-or-post nap chats we the next snow day (hope- urne. In my childhood, it have, me listening while celebrate nature's perfection with every sip. Icelandic Glacial. fully in 2016), consider the was a bicycle with a box on they go off into a verbal bus driver whose bus the front, with dry ice and journey that makes little breaks down mid-route. ice cream bars. No elec- logical sense but is another Consider the teachers, tronic music, just a bicycle one ofour treasured secret whose commute may be bell." Long distance Cali- adventures. I can't wait to ÍCLLAND!C over an hour, possibly fornia reader and retiree see where Magnificent GLACIAL getting stranded. Consider Rick Tully sent in a humor- Max wants to take me, what a crossing gtiard has ous counterpoint: "Where when he's old enough to to endure." Good point, can I sign the petition? I speak ofhis dreams. Amy. agree, it is a bygone era of As spring progressed summer fun. Darn old Pat Lerthoffis afreelance L and ice cream season drew people, always complain- columnistfor Pioneer Press. 100% SustinbIe Spr,rg Naturally Aikaflne Except,onal Purity 100%o Carbon Neutral closer,Iwrote about a ing." Rick may be retired, north suburban communi- but his sense of humor is Email: viewfromvhgyahoo.com 31% off the reuiar honre deiivery price. Home delivery avaiiabie in most areas n Chicago. 20 REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

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171 1 N Wilshire Ave, Arlington Maruisz Skorski Rosa E Zuniga 04-30-15 $190.000 1 1 12 Castilian Ct, # COOl, Sue J Hyung Greeny Younghee Kim 04-29-15 $159,000 Heights Glenview 1765 Jefferson Ave, Glenview 355 W MinerSt. # 2C, Arlington John Le & Stefanie Deviieger Julie D Scholma 04-29-15 $220,000 Daniel S Rosen & Miriam Z Rosen Nadezda Grushina 04-30-15 $208.000 Heights 311 Washington St, Glenview James Sullivan & Katharine Thomas R Blackwell 04-29-15 $382,500 679 E Clarendon Ct, Arlington David Calcagno & Elizabeth Chase J Mcculloch 04-29-15 $265,000 Sullivan Heights Calcagno I 139 Huber Ln, Glenview ChristopherJ Petelle& Caroline Nathan Meigs 04-29-15 $435,000 4 N Reuter Dr. Arlington Heights Robert Alan Appieqate Pappas & Pappas Ltd 0429-15 $282.500 MCeisel 211 S Dwyer Ave, Arlington Amy Whalen & Robert Kucan Francesco Rizzo 04-29-15 5296.000 23475 W Newhaven Dr, Haw- Alessandro Pontes Arruda 8 National Residential NomineeS 04-20-15 $635,000 Heights thorn Woods Bruno Leite CabraI 7 Jessica Ct, Hawthorn Woods Keith R Johnson 8 Dayana Patrick P Patel 205 W Hyde St, # 10 2, Arlington Cong Gao Ankur Gulati 04-29-15 $308,000 04-08-15 5666,000 Heights Johnson 24 Middletree Ln, Hawthorn I 102 W Alexandria St, Arlington Matthew Duntemann & Amanda Christos Troupis 04-29-15 $330.000 RicardoVillota& Gregory A Robert B Rossdeutcher 04-16-15 $700.000 Heights Duntemann Woods Bradley i N Acacia Ct, Hawthorn Woods Udayamurthy Madarapatti & 1407 W Miner St, Arlington Alex Paul Carlson & Elizabeth John Klasen 04-2915 $335,000 hg Hawthorn Trails Lic 04-14-15 $720,000 Heights Ann Korczynski Shanthi Nallasamy

710 N Wilshire Ln. Arlington Matthew D Gausden & Crystal L Filippo Citrano 04-28-15 $335,000 23678 N Sanctuary Club Dr, David S Curcio & Kippie L Curcio Orleans Rhil Lp 04-13-15 $535.500 Heights Gausden Kildeer 23721 N Sanctuary Club Dr, 44 N Vail Ave, # 507. Arlington Sue Ann Smith Barbara Goldberg 04-29-15 $426,000 Kevin M Fletcher 8 Catherine E Orleans Phil Lp 94-09-15 $602,500 Heights Kildeer Fletcher

741 S Burton Pl. Arlington Craig M Fransen & Emilia M Jeffrey C Sweet 04-2815 $527,500 21502 W Mocking Bird Ct, KildeerJohn A Luth & Lindsay C Luth Frank J Porto 04-20-15 5775,000 Heights Castro 1048 Glendell Ave, Lake Bluff Rajeev Gokhale Wells Fargo Bank Trustee 94-07-15 $1,200 600 Trace Dr. # 108. Buffalo Marta Gavrialov A Alexsander Fannie Mae 04-28-15 $50,000 3317 Stratford Ct, Lake Bluff Shripal Mehta 8 Maitry Mehta Wells Fargo Bank Trustee 04-08-15 $109,000 Grove Skatlov 909 Muir Ave, Lake Bluff Elliott Marks Joshua S Hucker 04-03-15 $210,000 1967 Easthaven Dr, Buffalo GroveSaniay Patel & Amita S Patel Pulte Home Corp 04-08-15 $79,947 415 Rockland Ave, Lake Bluff Stephen Lawniczak 8 Mollie James R Bentz 94-09-IS $420,000 130 Old Oak Dr. # 248, Buffalo Elena Y Ignonina Daniel L Berman 04-28-15 $112.000 Lawniczak Grove 208 Sunset Ter, Lake Bluff Adam S Lowe & Jane G Lowe Sherman W Finger lii 04-08-15 $507,000 120 Weidner Rd. # 107. Buffalo Hope M Newman Alexander Murovanny 04-29-15 $120,000 Grove 765 Oak Ave, Lake Bluff Maya C Stewart Robert S Tyners 94-23-15 $551,500

17 Columbus Pkwy. Buffalo Michael J Moore Deutsche Bank NatI Trt Co Itee 04-16-15 $150,000 360 W Hawthorne Ct, Lake Bluff Justin T Jarvinen & Jillian Milton Sumption 04-09-15 $558,000 Grove Jarvinen

784 Clohesey Dr, Buffalo Grove Mark Schall A Celeste Schall Us Bank Na Trustee 04-20-15 $210,000 339 W Prospect Ave, Lake Bluff Amanda Denias Roland K Higbee 94-03-15 $600,000 651 Raupp Blvd. Buffalo Grove Nicolas Diaz Fannie Mae 04-30-15 $212,000 136 E Woodland Rd. Lake Bluff Paul Kostolansky 8 Alice M Ryan W Andersen 04-03-IS $715,000 Boswell 730 Checker Dr, Buffalo Grove Elissa A Wisniewski Rosemarie Wisniewski 04-03-15 $225.000 150 Inverness Ct, Lake Bluff Toby G Gandy & Heather L GandyJohn S Josephitis 04-15-IS $830.000 I 126 Lockwood Dr. Buffalo GroveDave P Eddy & Sarah A Eddy Pnc Bank Na 04-02-15 $301,000 345 E North Ave, Lake Bluff Brian J Woodruff & Emily Amanda Demas 04-13-15 $937,000 900 Aspen Dr, Buffalo Grove Jaehyun Hwang & Woojong Im Sungtae Kim 04-08-15 $310,500 Woodruff 2363 Madlera In, Buffalo Grove Pardhasarathi Mohandas & AshaSylvain Guichard 04-15-15 $327.000 1197 Telegraph Rd. Lake Forest Arthur Brueggeman & Elizabeth Community Partners For Afforda04.15.15 $0 Pardhasarathi Brueggeman

924 Saybrook Lo, Buffalo Grove Dominik L Okladlo & Anna Timothy J Sirois 04-10-15 $340,000 673 Edgecote La, Lake Forest Matt Baranko 8 Kelly Baranko Wells Fargo Bank Trustee 04-22-15 $325,000 Plocicka Okladlo 151 E Laurel Ave. A 302, Lake John Kellogg Jenaer Randall K Weston 04-10-15 $330.000 46 Woodstone Ct. Buffalo Grove Daehan Kim Fannie Mae 94-01-15 $354.900 Forest 886 Saybrook Ln, Buffalo Grove Mingxu Zhou & Lucy We- Brandon J Strauss 04-22-15 $365.000 1521 Greenleat Ave, Lake Forest Brian C Keenan Sunway Realty LIc 04-03-15 $405,000 nyanchen Zhou llSOBuena Rd. Lake Forest Jennifer A lyons R Gerald Fox 04-07-15 $463,000 422 Town Place dr, Buffalo Young Kl Kim A Min Kyung Kim Kalpe K Patel 04-07-15 5378.000 Grove 970 Verda Ln, Lake Forest Bradley Sedushak 8 Anne Wittig Patrick W Lyons 949.j5 $497,000

861 SlIver Rock La, Buffalo Grove Aaron Fenton & Jessica Fenton Todd J Hearn 04-10-15 $379,000 1800 Amberley Ct, # 109, Lake Vider Fangio Duck J Yang 04-23-15 $500,000 Forest 821 indIan Spring La. Buffalo Adrian Conrad & Gigi Conrad Paul J Atkinson 04-10-15 $385,000 Grove 240 Saunders Rd. Lake Forest Towfiq Chowdhury 60045 LIc O416-15 $617,000

20 Katherine Ct. Buffalo Grove Benjamin C Butler A Kathleen A Cary Hajduk 94-28-15 $419,000 501 Oakwood Ave, # 3C. lake Larry R Hitchcock Paul J Lotharius 94-08-15 $630,000 Butler Forest

1297 Sandhurst Dr, Buffalo GroveKoon Han Chan & Ling Yan Fu Ashish G Bhargava 04-13-15 $470.000 1200 Wild Rose Ln, Lake Forest Diane Casuto Cindy Dimattino 04-03-15 $719,000 2902 ScottIsh Pine Ct. Buffalo Yuan Bai & Zuxin Pan Wendi S Msise 04-15-15 5580,000 1161 Winwood Dr, Lake Forest Andrew Twyman Charles S Potter Jr 94-2O15 $879.000 Grove 871 Buena Rd. Lake Forest Kern Breslin 8 David Aguayo Fairfield Custom Homes Lic 04-15-15 $1,001,000 165 Chapel Oaks Dr. Buffalo Ye Ouyang & Sin Lu Shiman Trust 94-09-15 5585,000 1410 lawrence Ave, Lake Forest Jaideep Vishnubhakat 8 HeatherKaren Bolton 04-15-15 $1,140,000 Grove Lynn Vishnubhakat 1933 Jordan Ter, Buffalo Grove William Layman & Sherrie B Pulte Home Corp 04-08-15 5713,000 20 W Old Mill Rd. Lake Forest G Thomas Waddle & Cara Bijak Trust 04-OS-15 $2,150,000 Layman Waddle 1976 Easthaven Dr, Buffalo Grove Sanjiv A More & An$ali S More Pulte Home Corp 94-09-15 $713,500 625 Bushrun Ct, Lake Zurich Michael Orlando 8 Rachel Jason M Lunte 04-09'15 $28,500 1969 Wright Blvd. Buffalo Grove Sajeev Cherian & Gina Cherian Pulte Home Corp 04-15-15 $775,500 Orlando 1970 Easthaven Dr, Buffalo GroveFand Fatehally A Laila F Fatehal- Pulte Home Corp 94-22-15 $783,500 11 BeechOr, Lake Zurich Justin J Pathmann & Brenda S Ronald L Spiekhout M-09-15 5101,500 lv Pathmann

368 Graceland Ave, Des Plaines Gene Pawula Miguel Hernandez 04-29-15 $95,000 23752 N Overhill Dr, Lake Zurich John B Johnson Jr Deutsche Bank Nati Trt Co Ttee 04- 15-15 $143,000 545 S River Rd. # 406, Des Plaines Vincent M Spataf ora Eric A Machel 94-28-15 $113.000 399 LOiS Ln. Lake Zurich Scott Floy & Sarah Floy Rackow li Trust 04-09-15 $225,000 1476 Perry St, # 504, Des Plaines Christos A Tzinis Judicial Sales Corp 04-29-15 $142,000 910 Brush Hill Ln, Lake Zurich John Schwan Festival Properties Lic 04-17-15 $240,000 8839 RobIn Dr, # Ir. Des Plaines Khalid N Najm & Higa K Housif Nasim Raza 04-30-15 $160,000 21327 W Arbor La, Lake Zurich Joshua C Pius 8 Kathyrine E Pius Westin R Pigott 04-08-15 $257.000 2068 Birch St. Des Plaines Jan Landowski & Katarzyna Mariela Rios 94-30-15 $220,000 47 Arcadia Ln, Lake Zurich Luis Rivera Steve R Szczesniak 04-23-15 $262,000 Landowska 9737 N Fox Glen Dr, 8 1F, NOes Ion Turcan 8 Julianna Sapozh- Morley Beth Schlesinger 04-30-15 $115,000 504 WaikIki Dr, Des Plaines Tomasz Wadowskli Joseph P Mortellaro Estate 04-28-15 5230,000 nikov 1447 E Lincoln Ave, Des Plaines Katherina Vagenas Aldmeyer Stacey Van Wazer 94-29-15 $275,000 8153 W Lyons St, Nues Uzma Ahmad 8 Mohammad Laurie K Mueller O4-28l5 $250.000 Shariq Arif 835 Ridge Ave, # 508, Evanston Ramm Deinparvar & Atefeh Sindy Kaiman Sun 94-30-15 $150,000 Mahboubi 1041 N Northwest Hwy. 8 A5, JohnCArbo Thomas Villano 94-30-15 $100,000 Park Ridge 3316 CentraI St, Evanston Wolaii Nyadroh HeatherSusan Burghgraef O4-2915 $175,000 1023 Prairie Ave, Park Ridge Wendy Olmen Joan C Howard 04-30-15 $201,000 400 Main St, lt 6A, Evanston Dmitriy Dligach A Maria Kharito-Nancy D Vick 04-29-15 $300,000 nova 1809 S Ashland Ave, Park Ridge Mark A Gamba & Rosalinda M Stephen M Johnson 94-30-15 $340,000 Gamba 1641 Church St, Evanston George Minasov Monty Titling Trust 04-30-15 $318,000 1003 Frances Pkwy, Park Ridge Michall J Merchut 8 Marta L Guy Leonard Mansueto 04-29-15 $350,000 807 Davis St, # 302, Evanston William E Farmer Rebecca L Sturgeon 04-29-15 5337.000 Merchut 9054 Forestview Rd. Evanston Kevin Mack A Tari Mack Harlan E Peterson Estate 04-29-15 $353.000 lolo Harvard Ter, Evanston Michael A Rampey & Tiffany Chad Huhn 94-29-15 $552.000 Rampey This list Is not intended to be a complete record of all real estate transactions. 411 0 Cove In, # D, Glenview Nicu C Bezman A Elena A Richard A Gordon 04-30-15 $158,900 Benman Data compiled by Record Information Services630-557-1000 u public-record.com REAL ESTATE HOMES IN YOUR AREA

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BYNATALIE HiiyEs owns McGrath Acura of Morton Grove at Pioneer Press 9105 Waulcegan Road. There are now four auto dealerships in A Glenview Audi dealership that closedMorton Grove, including Castle Honda at and later reopened in Morton Grove last fall 6900 Dempster St. and Auto Match at 9040 celebrated its grand opening event thisN. Waukegan Road. month. About 200 people attended a grand Audi Morton Grove opened at 7000 Golfopening party for the dealership on May14, Road in a 60,000-square-foot facility afterincluding Mayor Dan DiMaria and the closing its former location in Glenview in president of Audi of America, Scott Keogh, November - a smaller building that was according to a news release from the village located at 301 Waukegan Road, accordingof Morton Grove. to Nancy Radzevich, director of community McGrath was issued the permits to build and economic development for Mortonon the property in May of 2014, according Grove. to information from the village. The dealership occupies a swath of "They opened six weeks ahead of property that used to be a parking lot for the schedule' Radzevich said. "Theywanted to former Kraft campus, which now housesmake sure they were settled in before they Illinois Tool Works, Radzevich said. had the grand opening." Audi Morton Grove is owner Gary MORTON GROVE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PHOTO McGrath's second dealership in MortonNatalie Hayes is a freelance reporter for Audi Morton Grove opened at7000Golf Road in a 60,000-square-foot facility after clos- Grove. McGrath Automotive Group alsoPioneer Press. ing down its former location in Glenview in November. COMMUNITY CALENDAR 23

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Western Ave, Park Ridge, free, 847-692-5127 cobalt blue mineral paint to depict the Ave., Park Ridge, $25 members, $30 Save A Star's Drug Disposal Pro- last meal requests ofU.S. death row guests, 847-692-3597 Paul Wertico and Erin McDougald: gram:Accepted are: prescription medi- inmates. 2 p.m. Thursday-Wednesday, Songs ofthe Sundry Kind:Seven cations, all over-the-counter and pet Block Museum of Art, Fisk I-fall, Room Book Discussion:This group meets on time Grammy winning drummer Paul medications, vitamins, liquids and 21Z Northwestern University North- the first Thursday ofeach month. 1 p.m. Wertico teams up again with critically creams. 9am. Thursday-Wednesday, western University Evanston, free, Thursday, Park Ridge Senior Center, acclaimed jazz vocalist-composer and Evanston Police Department, 1454 847-491-4000 100 S. Western Ave., Park Ridge, free, bandleader, Erin McDougald. 8 p.m. Elmwood Ave., Evanston, free 847-692-5127 Friday, Skokie Theatre, 7924 N. Lincoln Model Railroad Garden: Landmarks Ave., Skokie, $35, 847-677-7761 Ribbon Cutting at Goldfish Swim of America:The exhibition features 18 intermediate Ukulele Class:This Some of School Evanston:Enjoy a free family G-scale trains chuing along 1,600 feet class is for those who have experience Summer Show In Wlnnetka: swim after the ribbon cutting ceremony oftrack past replicas ofAmerican land- playing the ukulele. Participants must the proceeds benefit the Humane Soci- and reception.11 am. Thursday, Gold- marks such as Mt Rushmore and the have their own ukulele. Six-week class. ety. 5 p.m. Friday, 10 am. Saturday, 11 fish Swim School Evanston, 2008 West White House. 10 a.m. Thursday- Register in advance. 2:30 p.m. Thursday, am. Sunday, Winnetka Ice Mena, 490 Dempster St., Evanston, free, 847-401- Wednesday, Chicago Botanic Garden, Park Ridge Park District - Senior Center, Hibbard Road, Wmnnetka, $8, includes 5544 1000 Lake Cook Road, Glencoe, adults: 100 S. Western Ave., Park Ridge, $25 multiple entries. Free parking 847-501- $6; seniors: $5; children (3-12 yrs): $4; members, $30 guests, 847-692-3597 2060 Let's Talk at Lunch:Participants bring children (2 and under): Free Members their lunch, the YWCA Evanston/North receive $1 offeach price. Garden Plus Rockin' In the Park 2015:MB Fi- Winnetka Children's Fair:The Board Shore provides the beverage, facilitator members are free on Wednesdays. 10- nancial Park kicks offthe summer sea- ofDirectons ofthe Winnetka Communi- and a topic, article or video clip as the visit pass $40 member/$45 nonmem- son with Rockin' in the Park. 7 p.m. ty Nursery School hosts the Winnetka catalyst for honest conversation. Noon ber, 847-835-5440 Thursday, MB Financial Park at Rose- Children's Fair. Admission to the fair- Thursday, Family Focus Building, 2010 mont, 5501 Park Place, Rosemont, free, grounds is free and open to the pub- Dewey Ave., Evanston, free, 847-864- "Later Life":A.R. Gurney's play fol- 847-349-5554 lic. 10 am. Friday and Saturday, Winnet- 8445 lows two people that meet at a party ka Village Green, Elm St and Maple St., and rekindle a romance that began 30 German Stammtisch:The group Wínnetka, see description, 847-446- Ail My Relations: A Seneca History: years ago. 8 p.m. Thursday-Saturday, 3 meets in the community center to pnac- 4432 In collaboration with visual artist and p.m. Sunday, Oil Lamp Theater, 1723 tice German and learn about German dancer Rosy Simas (Seneca), this exhibit Glenview Road, Glenview, $35, 847-834- culture. For all experience levels, from Saturday, June 6 introduces the history of the Seneca 0738 native speakers to beginners. 1 p.m. culture through milestones in the lives Thursday, Oakton Park Community of Simas and her relations. 11 am. Book Bites: Reading Social:The Center, 4701 Oakton St. Skokie, free Downtown Evanston Farmers Mar- Thursday-Wednesday, Mitchell Muse- June selection is "The Mourning ket:Fifty vendors sell fruits, vegetables, um of the American Indian, 3001 Cen- Hours" by Paula Treick DeBoard. 7 p.m. "Shining Lives: A Musical":Four meat, flowers, cheese, es and bakery tral St., Evanston, Free-$5; $10-$12 for Thursday, Glenview House, 1843 Glen- courageous women upend their lives items. 7:30 am. Saturday, Oak Avenue talk, 847-475-1030 view Road, Glenview, free, 847-729-7500 with a determination to change the and University Place, 1090 University future in this new musical. 7:30 p.m. Place, Evanston, free Native Haute Couture:The year long Lincoinwood Summer Concert Se- Thursday 8 p.m. Friday 2:30 p.m. and 8 exhibit celebrates the history of Native ries:This year's concert series, running p.m. Saturday 2:30 p.m. Sunday 7:30 Northbrook Symphony/Music in- American high fashion from pre-con- through the end ofJuly, includes bands p.m. Thesda1 p.m., 2:30 p.m. and 7:30 stitute of Chicago Collaboration: tact to today. 10a.m. Thursday-Wednes- like ABBA Salute and Final Say. Free p.m. Wednesday, Northlight Theatre, Featuring several young MIC Academy day, Mitchell Museum of the American kid's activities. including inflatables, 9501 Skokie Blvd., Skokie, $15-$54, musicians who appear as guest soloists Indian, 3001 Central St., Evanston, free, bingo and face painting start at 6 p.m. 847-673-6300 with the Northbrook Symphony. 7:30 847-475-1030 and the live music follows at 7 p.m. 6 p.m. Saturday, Nichols Concert Hall, p.m. Thursday, Proesel Park, 7055 Friday, June 5 Music Institute ofChicago, 1490 Chi- "Melancholy Piay": A Chamber Kostner Ave., Lincolnwood, free, 847- cago Ave.. Evanston. $30-$40, 847-272- Musical: Tilly'sirresistible sadness 677-9740 0755 inevitably draws those in her life to fall Mltcheli Museum ofthe American hopelessly in love with her. When her The American Legion, Post 134: The indian free admission day:Visit FUSE: Studio:Drop in with friends to melancholy transfonns to joy, her American Legion, Post 134, is seeking exhibitions, the library museum shop wire LEDs, compose a ringtone, build change wreaks havoc on those around volunteers to raise funds for Poppy Days and more at no charge at this museum an amp, mix chemicals to make gel her in this poetic meditation on the love to help veterans. Solicitor permits are devoted exclusively to American Indian beads, navigate a robot obstacle course of sadness. 7:30 p.m. Thursday-Sunday, available for Morton Grove and Niles on and First Nationals peoples throughout and more. For grades six to 12. midnight Piven Theatre Workshop, 927 Noyes St., Dempster Street and Harlem Avenue. 6 the U.S. and Canada 10 am. Friday, Saturday, Evanston Public Library, 1703 Evanston, $20-$30, 847-866-8049 am. Thursday-Wednesday, The Amen- Mitchell Museum ofthe American Orrington Ave., Evanston, free, 847-448- can Legion Post 134, 6144 West Demp- Indian, 3001 Central St, Evanston, Free, 8600 Made in Evanston I Open Studios ster St., Morton Grove, any amount 847-475-1030 Evanston:More than 100 artists exhib- helps Sliver Screen Serles: "The Parent it and perform during Open Studios 5Rhythms Dance:Come explore the Trap":Teenage twin girls swap places Evanston. This citywide art celebration Save A Star's Drug Disposai Pro- 5Rhythms Dance - a movement med- and scheme to reunite their divorced is a free, public initiative that engages gram:Accepted are: prescription medi- itation to music. 7:30 p.m. Friday and parents. Cast: Hayley Mills, Maureen the arts community of Evanston and the cations, all over-the-counter and pet Tuesday, Foster Dance Studios, 915 O'Hara 2 p.m. Saturday, Morton Grove public. 5:30 p.m. Thursday, Noyes Cul- medications, vitamins, liquids and Foster St, Evanston, $15; $10 for sta- Public Library 6140 Lincoln Ave., Mor- tural Arts Center, 927 Noyes St., Evans- creams. 9 am. Thursday-Wednesday, dents and seniors, 847-869-0250 ton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 ton, free, 847-448-8260 Nues Police Department, 7000 West Touhy Ave.. Niles, free Turn to Calendar, Next Page 24 CALENDAR

Calendar, from Previous Page A Vision In Sound: Mussorgsky, Bunch, Higdon:The Chicago Philhar- Morton Grove Farmers Market: monic closes its 2014-15 season with a Browse a wide variety of vendors and show dedicated to the five senses with a We know your favorite spot enjoy live entertainment and kids activ- celebration ofsights in music. 7 p.m. ities at this weekly market. 8 a.m. Sat- Sunday, Pick-Staiger Concert Hall, urday, Dempster Street and Georgiana Northwestern University, 50 Arts Circle better than your spouse Ave., 6210 Dempster St., Morton Grove, Drive, Evanston, $25-$75; $10 for sta- free, 847-750-6436 dents, 312-957-0000

Kick Off! Bike Safety + Bling Your "The Fantasticks":Light Opera Bike:Join for free bike inspections and Works presents the musical about two safety tips. The first 30 visitors can get a fathers who plot to get their children free EL Wire Kit and glow in the dark together by keeping them apart. The spoke beads to bling out their bike. 9:30 production is accompanied by a full am. Saturday, Northbrook Public Li- orchestra. 2 p.m. Sunday, Cahn Audito- brai-y, 1201 Cedar Lane, Northbrook, rium, 600 Emerson St., Evanston, $34, free, 847-272-6224 847-920-5360

Park Ridge Farmers Market:Shop for Glenvlewlngs Summer Film Serles: fresh produce, olive oils, flowers, pick- "Blrdman": Awashed-up actor at- les, pasta, baked goods and meat. 7am. tempts to recover his family and his Saturday, Park Ridge Farmers Market, career in the days leading up to the 15S. Prairie Ave., Park Ridge, free, 847- opening ofhis Broadway play. 1:30 p.m. 318-5217 Sunday, Glenview Public Library 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview, free, 847-729- Pages Book Discussion:Join MGPL 7500 for a book discussion of "Tell the Wolves I'm Home," by Carol Rifka Brunt. Meet Get Out and Go Treasure Hunt: Take monthly to chat about these fresh, the family on a nature-inspired outdoor popular reads. 7 p.m. Saturday, Barnes treasure hunt. Search for hidden clues and Noble, 5405 West Touhy Ave., Sko- while exploring the natural areas of ide, free, 847-329-8460 Gallery Park and Kent Fuller Air Station Prairie. 11 am. Sunday, Kent Fuller Air Devar Emet Messianic Synagogue Station Prairie/'l'he Tyner Center, 2400 marks 10 Year Anniversary in Sko- Compass Road, Glenview, free, 847-901- kie:Devar Emet Messianic Synagogue 6828 will celebrate 10 years of ministry in the Chicagoland area. with a special Shah- Chicago Honor RIde and Run: The bat service. 10 am. Saturday, Devar Honor Ride & Run provides a life Emet Messianic Synagogue, 7800 Niles changing experience for healing heroes. Ave., Skokie, free, 847-674-9146 Cyclists choose one ofthree distances to ride, while runners will complete a 5K. Sunday, June 7 8 am. Sunday, Evanston Subaru, 3340 Oakton St., Skokie, $65 for cycling, $40 for 5K run, 847-869-5700 Naomi Ruth Cohen Mental Illness Stigma Conference:The theme of the Skokie iLl "Judaism Decoded:" The annual NRCI for Mental Health Educa- Origins and Evolution of Jewish tion 14th Annual Community Confer- Tradition:10:30 am. Sunday, Luba- ence is Understanding and Overcoming vitch Chabad ofSkokie, 4059 Dempster the Stigma of Mental Illness. 9:30 am. St, Skokie, tuition, 847-677-1770 Sunday, Beth Emet Synagogue, 1224 Dempster St., Evanston, $55-20,312- 304-1480 Monday, June 8

Artifice: fiber, fashion, and embei- Live Bluegrass, Roots and Folk: lishment:This exhibition features Every Monday in the pub, The Mud- works from students at Columbia Col- fiapps perform. 8 p.m. Monday, The Reintroducing Chicago's lege Chicago and others that are in- Celtic Knot Public House, 626 Church volved with contemporary fiber arts. 10 St., Evanston, free, 847-864-1679 original entertainment guide am. Sunday-Wednesday, Evanston Art Center, 1717 Central St., Evanston, free, Experience the newMetromix.com,now on allof your Storytlme at the Park: Centennial 847-475-5300 devices. With entertainment listings thatcoverthe city Park:Bring a Blanket and enjoy 30- and the suburbs, we're yourgo-tosource so you can spend minutes ofstories and finger plays Grand Opening at Goldfish Swim lesstime planning.and more time doing. geared to birth-S year olds. In case of School Evanston:Have a great time rain, storytime will be canceled. 10 am. with crafts, snacks and outdoor activ- Monday, Centennial Park, 6801 McCor- ities, plus prizes and giveaways. 2 p.m. mick Boulevard, Lincolnwood, free, Sunday, Goldfish Swim School Evans- 847-677-5277 met romix.com ton, 2008 West Dempster St., Evanston, free, 847-401-5544 Turn to Calendar, Next Page CALENDAR 25

Calendar, from Previous Page Movies, Munchles, & More: Film: An English teacher challenges a new teach- Knitting Poundtable:Come work er on campus to a war between words through knitting projects and socialize and pictures, and in the process, sparks with fellow knitters. Don't forget your an unlikely romance in "Words and current knitting projects and needles. 2 Pictures' 11:30 am. Tuesday, Morton SUMMER p.m. Monday, Morton Grove Public Grove Public Library 6140 Lincoln Ave., Librar 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton Morton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 Grove, free, 847-965-4220 Ei MGPL Kids: Listen Upi:Drop-in story Yarn Gang:Kids in grades one and up and play time for preschoolers with a TRAVEL are invited to try their hand at knitting, parent or caregiver. 4:45 p.m. Tuesday, crocheting or other yarn crafts. 4 p.m. Morton Grove Public Library, 6140 Monday, Morton Grove Public Library, Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, 847- Everything you need to know to 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, 965-4220 847-965-4220 navigate Chicago's airports like a Scotland: From Robert the Bruce to MGPL Kids: Monday Morning Play- independence?:The story of Scot- pro, just in time for vacation season. group:Drop-in play time for preschool- land, a saga ofenlightenment and bra- ers with a parent or caregiver to intro- vado. Jim Kenney discusses it all in this duce young children to the library in a workshop. 1 p.m. Tuesday, North Shore low-key, unstructured session. 10:30 Senior Center, 161 Northfield Road, a.m. Monday, Morton Grove Public Northfield, $40 members; $53 non- [SPECIAL REPORT:IStIIeCPD still undercounting murders? Library 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton member, 847-784-6030 Grove, free, 847-965-4220 Great Books Discussion Group: Johann Strauss Jr. and the Viennese Meets on the second Tuesday of each Waltz:Through lecture and listening to month to discuss some ofthe best books music, Michael Vaughn will explore in the English language. For more in- these marvelous works and their impact formation on joining, call 847-673-1814. upon Viennese society 10 a.m. Monday, 7p.m. Tuesday, Skokie Public Library, North Shore Senior Center, 161 North- 5215 Oakton St., Skokie, free, 847-673- field Road, Northfield, $10 member; $13 7774 non-member. 847-784-6000

Recycling in Skokie:Clothing that is Wednesday, June 10 somewhat worn, stained, faded or torn is all acceptable. Clothing that is in good condition will be donated to those in Eat your lunch and listen to free need. Material that is not in good shape music:The Music Institute of Chi- will be re-purposed; that is torn into cago's free faculty lunchtime concert rags or broken down to make filler. series has new concerts every month. Clean material should be brought to the 12:15 p.m. Wednesday, Sherman Thea- synagogue in plastic bags; sorting and ter, 1702 Sherman Ave., Evanston, free, processing will be done by Chicago 847-905-1500 4 great vaation destinations BURGER Textile Recycling and Wipeco, Inc. 9 7 tips for avoiding flight delays Preschool Story Time:Stories and FACE-0FF am. Monday-Wednesday, Ezra Habo- 6 TO TRY loessential beach reads nim/the Nues Township, 4500 West songs for children ages 3-5 and a care- Dempster St, Skokie, free, 847-675-4141 giver. 10:30 am. Wednesday, Evanston WXE-HOUSE PLUS: The savvy Public Library, 1703 Orrington Ave., AUCTIONS traveler's guide to Evanston, free, 847-448-8610 HO W TO WIN Chicago airports Tuesday, June9 Jackman Park Summer Concert I Series:Clear your calendar and head Irish music session:Enjoy Irish music outside for musical entertainment at the JL every Tuesday night. 7 p.m. Tuesday, Jackman Park Summer Concert Series. ir The Celtic Knot Public House, 626 TRANSGENDER KIDS Bring your dinner, folding chairs and HOY YOUNG S TOO YOUNG? Church St., Evanston, free, 847-864-1679 lawn blankets. 7 p.m. Wednesday, Jack- man Park, 1930 Prairie St, Glenview, Storytime at the Pool:Enjoy a brief, free, 847-724-5670 poolside story with a librarian. Enjoy books at the pool or take home for far- Food for Thought - The Power of ther reading. 12:45 p.m. Tuesday, Proc- Glamour; Alunch and presentation sel Park, 7055 Kostner Ave., Lincoln- about the women who enchanted the ON NEWSSTANDS NOW wood, free, 847-677-5277 world and left their legacy Including Joan Crawford, Greta Garbo, Katherine DIV Teen Craft: Make your own Ami- Hepburn, Tallulah Bankhead and Mar- gurumi;Make a stuffed pig, bunny, cat, iene Dietrich. 12:30 p.m. Wednesday, ghost or light bulb with Amigurumi - Park Ridge Park District - Senior Center, the Japanese art of crocheting stuffed loo s.Western Ave., Park Ridge, $17 Subscribe at 800-999-0879 toys. 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, Morton Grove member; $19 guest, 847-692-3597 Public Library 6140 Lincoln Ave., Mor- ton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 Have an event to submit? Go to orchicagomag.com/access chicagotribune.com/calendar 26 TREND

Ridgewood High mentoringprogramwins honors By KARIE ANGELL Luc along with the mentoring Pioneer Press scholarship was presented at Education Board meet- The Ridgewood High ingon May 28. School and United Airlines McGready's son, Adam, Mentoring and Leadership is a 2010 Ridgewood High Program benefit May! at School graduate. McGready Franklin Park American continues to volunteer for Legion Post 974 brought Ridgewood High School as out 75 supporters and a mentor in part to engage raised $4,700 to benefit the freshmen early in their program. high school careers. "I am so thankful to live "I think as mentors, we in such a giving and caring connect them to the corn- community and I would munit" McGready said. like to thank everyone for According to the Ridge- attending and/or contrib- wood High School website: uting," said Laura McGrea- "Thea1 of the Mentoring dy, a 19-year Norridge resi- and Leadership Program is dent and co-organizer who to establish a tiered net- shared duties with Carol work for increased student Valentino-Barry of Chi- support and achievement cago."It is greatly appreciat- using the unique archi- ed by the students and tecture of engaged commu- myself?' nity volunteers and stake- The Mentoring Program holders." recently won the Points of See more on the Ridge- Light Award and received a wood High School Mentor- KAPIE ANGELI Luc/PIONEEP PPES$ certificate from President ing and Leadership Pro- Linda Wagner of Chicago (from left), Jill Zornow of Norridge and Michele Wagner of Chicago. All three are 1983 Norridge George HW. Bush. This, gram at www.ridgenetorg. Ridgewood High School grads.

Carol Valentino-Barry ot Chicago (left), a Ridgewood High School community outreach staff member with, Laura Richard and Laurie Stepanski of DeKaIb (from left) with McGready of Norridge. The two organized the benefit. Vince Scaletta of Norridge

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FASHION Style talk from Louise Roe We remember when you

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"Believe in yourself" That's the first piece of advice Louise Roe gives in her new book, "Front Roe: How to be the Leading Lady in your Own Louise Roe Lik" (Running Press). From there, Roe has ideas on evetything from dressing for a first date orjob inter- view to techniques for creating the perfect cat-eye or ways to turn your bedroom into a nurturing sanctuary. The author and fashion guru was in Skokie recently for Westfield Old Orchard's Fash Bash, signing her book TASOS KATOPODIS/WESTFIELD OLD ORCHARD PHOTOS and shared top tips for A sundress in pistachio green looks good enough to eat. looking stylish this season. Unstructured, wide-legged pants "Boho Chic" is going mainstream this season with unstructured, wide- length pants. Roe loves this look that pays homage to the '70s, but with its bright patterns, adds a fresh new twist. Just be sure to pair your pants with a simple, fitted top. There's a fine line between effortlessly chic Stylish pants, wide and cool and just sloppy Fringe is fine in moderation. for summer, recall the '705. Reintroducing Chicago's Sorbet colors Fringe Culottes original entertainment guide

Sorbet colors are the Fringe is fun, funky and, with different shapes r tIn' n'w (,ni.Ii'()l ycflfl "new black," at least when it this season, is giving jackets and styles to fit your mood, Irvir. tii'I.I . t u comes to what's cool and and purses a bip new flair. culottes are back. Pair with !Il i.,') t' nil trendy in summer wear. Roe Remember with this fash- a t-shirt and sneakers when lr!c lun.'t)lIinfl!-. .,iirl Iii,ili, !iiiiilir. likes colors that look good ion though, a little fringe running errands and later enough to eat tangerine, goes a longway, unless transform your look by lemon, pistachio and rasp- you're heading out west to slipping on a silky top and berry become a cowboy. some sexy sandals.

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I Quick help for Mom Bod justas Comcast customer hotasDad Bod In last week's the energy born of Dear Help Squad, insurance provider was sched- column, I wrote self-acceptance, I know you must get zu- Wed to contact her in order to about my conflicted quiet confidence 1uo ofcomplaints about replace the damaged tile. feelings on the "Dad and peaceful en- Comcast Here is mine and I Said Jack: "We have Bed" and how peo- joyment of the hope you can help. I have reached out and apologized ple are celebrating moment A swim- i spoken to several Comcast for the damage done and for the cuteness of men suit (or a business people about these issues with CATHY CUNNINGHAM not addressing the problem with largermid- JACKIE PILossoPH suit) is most suc- no results. This all started on Help Squad sooner, and we have agreed to sections and less Love Essentially cessful when it May 3. reinstall lines and cover repair than perfectly makes the wearer I just moved into my new possible. Comcast needs to costs. We're sorry this hap- sculpted arms. feel awesome, not when it approxi- home in Downers Grove and pay for all new tile surround- pened, and have pledged to do It got me thinldng about the mates what a viewer might like (a had a home inspection done. ing the tub. our best to make thintight" "Mom Bod," so I Googled the term recipe for uncertainty and insecu- This is important information, The orange cable is now Help Squad asked Jack and sure enough, I found several rity as it is always unknowable)." as you will see. buried, but is still visible on whether Aubrey could have articles written by women de- "Confidence and a healthy self- Here are the issues: my outside wall. I want it done anything differently as mandingthat ifDad Bod is so darn esteem are very hot no matter A Comcast worker drilled changed to white. she was obviously not ob- trendy, then Mrs. Dad Bed should what kind ofswimsuit someone is a hole through the tile in my I also want the black mining resolution via the get the same reception. wearing." bathroom wall while trying to cable changed to white. standard customer service It's kind offunny that the Mom "I truly believe ifanyone - man run the cable line from the All the work is to be at no channels. Jack replied that Bod backlash is happening tight as or woman - is comfortable in their outside. He saw the hole was charge to me. It is the ComcastAubrey had taken all the cor- bathing suit season begins; a time own skin, they can wear whatever placed wrong and drilled installer's inexperience or rect steps. "Our policy re- when women spend hours trying they please. The phrase 'Clothes another. The man vehemently incompetence that caused quires that technicians report on dozens of one- and two-pieces, do not a person make' is so true. I denies that he drilled the hole. these problems. Ifyou can be job site damage to their su- standing in front ofthe dressing have a saying: What you think However, it is not on my home my advocate, I would be so pervisors immediately. Unfor- room mirror wondering "Is this about me is none of my business I inspection sheet and I know it thankful. I want my baby to tunately, in this instance, the my body or my grandma's?" know who I am. We are only as was not there before he came. take a bath in the tub, but I procedure was not followed." I feel sad and frustrated that so attractive as that which we allow The inspector would have will not get rid ofthe evidence He added that the January many woman I know - whether others to sec in our hearts." addressed the delèct in the until this matter is taken care hiring ofWendy Liu in the young or old, tall or short, lean or "How to Get Your Body Ready report. of Your service to the commu- new position ofvice president large, all have a less-than-healthy for a Bikini: 1. Have a body 2. Put a The Comcast worker ran nity is invaluable. Thank you! ofcustomer experience has self-image physically. bikini on it." a bright orange cable from my Aubrey, Downers Grove placed a focus on "developing "It doesn't matter ifthey're size So there you have it. Remember house to the telephone pole in Within an hour of reaching and refining back-end proc- o or 24; most women are insecure that these comments came not my neighbor's yard. It is now out to Comcast Regional Vice esses that impact the cus- about their bodies," said Suzanne from yours truly, but from men: the buried in both yards without President of Communications tomer experience, [such as] Newman, who is the founder of people we think are so critical, permission from my neighbor. Jack Segal, Help Squad re- how we respond to cata- her North Shore-based wardrobe when in reality they are easy. We The orange cable is visible ceived the following response strophic incidents; how we and image consulting business, are the ones who give ourselves going doi my outside wall in to Aubrey's complaint: "I just identifr and help customers Find Fashion Happiness. "We live our own undeserved hard time. the backyard. read through [Aubrey's] letter with ongoing service issues; in such a looks-conscious society I think some ofthe most attrac- The cable he used on the and ofcourse will look into it and how we ensure our sen'- with so much pressure to be per- tive women aren't the most beauti- west side of the house is black, right away, find out what ice installations go as smooth- feet. Women find it difficult to ful and physically fit There is an while my house is white. happened and make sure we ly as possible." accept their bodies and tend to see inner light and true glow that BlaGk was the wrong color to contact the customer ASA1" Did a utilities company every imperfection." shines brightly on a woman who is use. Help Squad gave Comcast a overchargeyou?Did a boutique This is the paragraph in my passionate, who loves life and who On May14, a supervisor couple days to get the wheels denyyour requestfor a return? column where I would ordinarily loves and accepts herself. was scheduled to inspect the in motion, then called Aubrey Areyou the victim offraudu- begin my ranting about the impor- I'm not saying people shouldn't damage, but Comcast was a to check progress. Aubrey lent business practices? Is tance ofself-love and appreciating work at their physique, and that no-show. My mom missed reported that she had been someonejust exhibiting bad and nurturing our healthy bodies burgers and fries are acceptable at volunteer nursing that day to contacted by both a Comcast business behavior?Let Help instead offocusing on what we every meal. What I'm trying to cover the appointment I technical operations supervi- Squad make the califor you. don't like about our post-childbirthconvey is that I think lifè is a heck called that same day and was sor and a customer care serv- Sendyour letters,your corn- figures. Not going any further on ofa lot more fun ifyou take an told there was a service ticket, ice recovery specialist. She plaints, your injustices and my soapbox, though. I instead occasional break in your efforts for but no record of an appoint- was pleased with the respons- your story ideas to HeI- want to share a few comments physical fitness, and sustain an ment for that day. The cus- es from both. 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AS SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE UTA Ii 5143 DATED ALINA LIPNIEWSKA, PNC BANK, N A. S/I/I TO MIDAMERICA BANK. F58, the Federal Fair Housing Act, CATES SERIES 24-FF7. 4/8/96 NICHOLAS G. GRAPSAS. SUPERVISED ADMINISTRATOR OF THE UNKNOWN OWNERS AND NON-RECORD CLAIMANTS NNADIY DRUZENKO. ROMAN MAZUROK. ViLLAGE OF SKOKIE. ASSET which makes ilillegal to ad- Plaintiff ESTAT OF JOSEPH SACCONE, DECEASED, UNKNOWN OWNERS AND Defendants ACCEPTANCE. LLC NON-RECORO CLAIMANTS lo CH 32407 Defendants vertise any preference, limita- Ont endants 7436 WEST WINONA STREET Harwood Heights, IL 60706 12 CH 013285 tion,ordiscrrmirration based ABDUL KAREEM KHAN A/KIA lo CH 25437 NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NOTiCE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant lo a 4657 BRUMMEL AVENUE SKOKIE, IL 60076 4241 NORTH SAYRE AVENUE NORRIDGE. IL 60706 Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above cause on April NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to u on race,color,religion, seo, ABDUL KAREEM, LATEEFA KHAN NKIA LATEEFA B, KHAN A/K/A NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a 15, 201 5, an agenf for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will at 10:30 AM ludgrnent of Foreclosure and Sate entered in the above cause on April handicap,familialstatus,or LAITEEFA KHAN' HEALTH CARE JudgrveTt of Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above cause on April on July 16, 2015, at The Judicial Sales Corporation, One South Wacker 2. 2015, an agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will at 10:30 AM nationalorigin, inthesale, ASSOCIATES dtEDIT UNION. 14, 2015, an agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, wilt at 1030 AM Orme - 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606, seIl at public auction to the on July 6, 2015. at The Judicial Sales Corporation. One South Wacker On July 1 5, 2055. at The Judicial Sales Corporation. One South Wacker highest bidder, as set forth below, the following described real estate' Drive - 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606, sellaI public auction to the rental, Or financing O housing STERLING. INC. Ont endarrtn Drive - 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL 60606, seIl at public auction to the Commonly known au 7436 WEST WINONA STREET. Harwood Heights. highest bidder, as set forth below the following described real estate: In addition the Illinois highest bidder as set forth below, the following described real es- IL 60706 Property Indeu No 12-12-401-017-0000, The real estate is Commonly known au 4657 BRUMIVIEL AVENUE, SKOKIE.IL 60076 Pro - Human RightsActprohibits 10 CH 15709 tate Commonly known au 4241 NORTH SAYRE AVENUE, NORRIDGE, improved with a brown brick, two story, single family home with a one erty Index No 10-27-115-040-0000. The real estate is improved wi 9301 LOCK- IL 60706 Property Index No. 13-18-313-019-0000 The real estate tu car detached garage. Sale terms: 25% down of the highest bid by certi- a single family residence Sale terms. 25% down of the highest bid by discrimination based on age. Properry Address WOOD AVENUE 5(0K/E, IL 677 improved with a brown brick one story single family hume two car tied funds at the close of the Sale payable to The Judicial Sales Corpo- certified tunde at the claw of the sole payable to The Judicial Sales ancestry, marital status, sexual .NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE detached garage Sale terms: 25% dOwn of the highest bid by certified ration. No third party checks will be accepted. The balance, inclucbng Corporation No third party checks will be accepted.The balance. in- orientation or unfavorable Shapiro Kreisman S Asnoc, file e funds at tIte cFose of the sate payable to The Judicial Sales corpora- the Judicial Sale fee for Abandoned Residential Property Municipality cluding the Judicial sole fee for Abandoned Residential Property Mu- 10-03680e tion No third party checks will be accepted. The balance, including Relief Fund, which is calculated on residential real estate at the rate of nicipality Relief Fund. wtsch is calculated on residential real extate military discharge Itt io advised that interested par- the judicial sale fee for Abandoned Renideritial Property Municipality Si for each S1,000 sr fraction thereof of the amount paid by the pur- at the rate of 51 for each $1,000 or fraction thereof of the amount This paper wilt not knowingly ties consult with their Relief Fund, which is calculated on residential real vstateat the rate of chaser not to exceed $300, in certified fundo/or wire transfer, is due paid by the purchaser not to euceed $300, in certihed funds/Or wire accept any advertising for real usai attorrreys before bidding at SI for each $1,000 or fraction thereof of the amount paid by the pur- within twenty-four 1241 hours No fee shalt be paid by the mortgagee transfer, is due within twenty-tour 1241 hours. No fee shall be paid by mortgage foreclosure oates.I chaser not to exceed $300, in certified funds/or wire transfer, is due acquiring the residential real estate pursuant to its credit bid at the the mortgagee acquinng the residential real estate pursuant to its estate which is in violation st PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given within twenty.four 124) hours. No fee shall be paid by the mortgagee sale or by any mortgagee, Judgment creditor, or other lienor acquir- credit biafthe sale or by any mortgagee, judgment creditor, or other the law All persono are hereby that pursuant to a Judgment of acquiring the residential real estate pursuant to its credit bid at tue ing the residential rearestate whose rights in and to the residential llenar acquiring the residential real estate whose rights in and to the sale or by any mortgagee, judgment creditor, or other lierior acquir- real estate arose prior lo the sale, The subteci property is sublect to residential realestate arose prior lo the sate. The subject property is informedthat alldwellings Foreclosure enfered onApril 1, 2015. Callen Realty Services. ing the residential rea[estate whose rights in and to the residential general real estate taxes, special assessments, or special tanes levied sublect to general real estate taxes, special assessments. or special advertised are available on en lrrc,as Selling Official will at real estate arose prior to the Sale The subtect property is subtect to against Said real estate and io offered tor sate without any representa- tases levied against said real estate and is offered for sale without equal opportunity basis. l2:O OtT on July 2, 2015, at generat real eofate taxes, special assessments, or special tanes levied tian as to quality or quaTtity of title and without recourse to Plaintiff any representation as to quality or quantity at title and without re- 205 W Randolph Street. Suite against Said real estate and is offered for sale without any representa- und rl "AS IS' condition. The sote is further subleci to confirmatton course to Plaintrff and in "AS IS' condition. The sale rs turtirer sublect Ifyoubelieveyouhavn 1020, Chicago,Illinois.sell at lion as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse to Plaintiff by the court Upon paymeTt in full of the amount bid, the purchaser to confirmation by 111e court Uponpayment in full of the amount Oid, been discriminated against in oublic auction to the highest and in "AS 1Scondition The sole is further subject to confirmahon will receive a Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a the purchaser will receive a Certificate of Sale that will entitle the connection with the sate, rental bidder for cash. as set fortE be- by the court Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser deed to the real estate after confirmation of the sale The property will purchaser to a deed to the real estate after contirniatron of the sole low, the following described real will receive a Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no representation as The property will NOT be open for Inspection and plaintiff makes no or financing of housing, Call' property deed to the real estate after confirmation of the sale The property will to the condition of the property. Prospective bidders are admonished representation au to the condition of the property Proypectiee bidders Commonly known as 9301 Lock- NOT be operi for inopection and plaintiff makes no representation as to check the court file to verity all information. If this property is a are admonished to check the court file to verify all information If this West City and Suburbs wood Avenue, Skokie. IL &YJ77 to the condition of the property Prospective bidders are admonished condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure tale. property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at the fore- HOPE Fuir Housing Center Permanent Index No.: 10-16- to check the court file fo verify all information. If this properly is a other than a mortgagee. shall pay the assessments and the legal lees closure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assessments and the legal fees required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 6304904500 119-0S6 condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale, required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/OlgJlll and The mortpaged real estate is other than a rrtorligagee, shall pay the assessments and the legal fees 151(41If this property is a condominium unit which is part at a cam 605/9belll and lg)4l. If this property is a condominium unit which is mon interest community. the purchaser of the unit at tIte foreclosure part ora common interest community, the purchaser of the unit at the South Ciry and Suburbs: impisved witfi a dwelling The required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/PIgR1I and property wilt NOT be open for lgt(4t. If this property is a condominium unit which is part of a corn- sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the assessments required by foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the assessments South Suburban Housing Center inspection mon interest community, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/18.5Ig-ll. IF YOU ARE required by the Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/1B.Slg-ll, IF 708-9574674 The udement amount was sale other than a mortgagee uhull pay tIle assessments required b THE MORTGAGOR IHOMEOWNERI YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR IHOMEOtiSthJERI, YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO S 44.g&9 63SaIe terms for The Condominium Propeity Act 765 ILCS 60511851g-1) IF YOU AR IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFtER ENTRY OF AN ORDER OF POS- REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER OF North City and Suburbs non-parties 10% of successful THE MORTGAGOR IHOMEOWNEAI, YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN SESSION. IN ACCORDANCE WiTH SECTION 15-17011Cl OF THE ILLINOIS POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTiON 15-17011Cl OF THE IL- LINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW You will need a photo idenbfi- Interfaith Houning Center bid immediately at conclusion IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER OF POS- MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. You will need a photo identification ofauction, balance by 12:30 SESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITh SECTiON 15-17011Cl OF THE ILLINOIS issued by a government agency Idriver's license, passport. etc Iin cation issued by a government agency Idriver's license. passport, etc,l of the Northern Suburbs o m the neat business day, botti MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW You will need a photo identificatioT order to gain entry into our building and the forectssure sale room in order to gain entry into our building and the foreclosure tale room 847501.5780 by cashier's checks and no re- issued by u government agency Idriver's license. passport, etc Iin in Cook County and the same idenTification tor sotes held al other in Cook County and the some identilication for sales held at other funds The sale shah be sublect order lo gain entry into our buiiding and the foreclosure sale room county venues where The Judicial Sates Corporation conducts fore- county venues where TIse Judicial Sales Corporation conducts forecto- to general real estate tanes. spe- in Cook County and the same identiticabon tor sales held at other closure soles For information' Visit our website at service attn-pierce. sure sales. For intormafion enamine the court file or contact Plaintiff's dat tanes, special asuexuments. county venues where The Judicial Sales Corporation conducts fore corn. between the hours of 3 and 5 pm PIERCE A ASSOCIATES Plain- attorney CODILIS S ASSOCIATES. P.C., 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE special taxes levied. and supe- closure sates For information- Visit our website at service.atty-pierce tiff's Attorneys One North Dearborn Street Suite 1300. CHICAGO IL ROAD, SUITE 100, BURR RIDGE, IL 60527, 16301 794-9876 Please refer nor Iierrty if any The property in corn between the hours of 3 and S pm. PIERCE & ASSOCIATES, Plain- 60602 Tel No (312) 476-5500 Please refer ta file number PA102191, to file number 14-14-12750 THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION One offered as is.with no esporos tiff's Attorneys, One North Dearborn Street Suite 131X1, CHICAGO, IL THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION One SOalh Wacker Drive, 24th South Wacker Drive 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 13121 236-SALE or implied warranties and with- 60602. Tel No (31 21 476-551X1 Please refer to file number PA1014802 Floor Chicago, IL 60606-4650 13121 236-SALE You can also visit The You can also exit The Judicial Sales Corporation at wtlsc,com foe out ann representation as to THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION One South Wacker Drive, 24th ludidal Sates Corporation at Www.tlsc.com for a 7 da status report of a 7 day status rettorI of pending sales CODILIS & ASSOCIATES PC the qudlity of title or recourse Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 1312) 236-SALE You can also visit The pending sales. PIPRCE A ASSOCIATES One North Dearborn Street Suite 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE. IL 6tio27 Io Plaintiff Prospective bidders Judicial Sales Corporation al .tlsc corTi for u 7 day status report of 1300 CTIICAGO. IL 60602 13121 476-5500 Attorney File No, PA1021971 16301 794-5300 Attorney File No. 14-14-12750 Attorney ARDC No. are admonished to review the pending sales PIgRCE A ASSOCIATCS One North Dearborn Street Suite Attorney Code. 91220 Case Number 10 CH 32407 TJSC35-6523 00468002 AttOrney Cede 21762 Case Number 12 CH 013285 TJSCR' court file to verify alt informa- 1300 CTIICAGO. IL 60602 3121 476-5500 Attorney File NO, PA1014802 165842S 35-5990 NOTE' Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection PractIces Act, you tion and to view auction rules at Attorney Cede 91220 Case Number 10 CH 25437 TJSC#: 35-5932 6/4, 6/11, 6/18 3320359 are advised that Plaintiff's attorney is deemed to be a debt collector kallenrs corn 658351 attempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used Forinforniation' Sale Clerk, 6/4. 6/11. 6/18 3320257 for that purpose. Shapiro Kreisman & Associates, 1657001 LLC. Attorney a 42168, 2121 5/28, 6/4. 6/11/2015 3305784 Waukegair Road, Salte 301, Ban- IN ThE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUNTY DEPART- vockburn, Illinois 60015(8471 NEW AD NEW AD MENT - CHANCERY DIVISION 291-1717. between i'oó p.m WELLS FARGO BANK. N.A and 3 00 tsr weekdays only. PLACEMENT PLACEMENT Plaintiff, 652374 5/21, 5/28, 6/412015 3291472 For your Convenience, For your K'SHWAR J AFROZE P1K/A KISHWAR AFROZE the easy self-service convenience, 06f encIento 10 CH 54944 site is available to classified od 7336 NORTH TRIPE AVENUE LINCOLNW000, IL 60712 BUY LOW, SELL HIGH NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant lo a place your ad 24 hours placement is available Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale entered n the above cause on April Place your aufomobile o day, 7 days o week, 24 hours a day, 7 days 14, 2015, an agent for The ludicial Sales Corporation, will nf 10:30 AM os laly 1 5, 2015, at The Judicial Sales Corporation, One South Wacker Classified ad online at 365 days o year, a week and 365 days a Drive - 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606, sell at public auction to the pfaceonad. Visif plaCeanod. year, Visit ploceanad. highest bidder. as set forth below, the following described real estate: Commonly known au 7336 NORTH TRIPE AVENUE, LINCOLNWOOD IL tribUnesu bu rbs.cam fribunesuburbs.com fribunesuburbs.com 60712 Property Indeu Na. 10-27-418-027 Property 154ev No, 10-7- 418-028. The real estate is improved with a single family residence. Sale terms. 25% down of the highest bid by certified funds at the close of the sole payable to The Judicial Sales Corporation No third party :»d::, nl i z- checks will be accepted. The balance, including the Judicial sale fee tor Abandoned Residential Properly Municipality Relief Fund, wInch is i1ac:e-t ii id . tribsu-irsLIbtL i-Lo&i'iì calculated on residential real estate at the rate of Si far each $1,000 or fraction thereof of the amount paid by the purchaser not io eaceed $300, in certified funds/or wire transfer, is due within twenty-four 124 hours, No fee shall be paid by the mortgagee acquiring the resideniia real estate pursuant to its credit bid at tIle sale or by any mortgagee. ludgrnent creditor, or other lienor acquiring the residenrial real estate whose rights in and lo the residential real estate arose prior to the sale, The subtect property is subbed to general real estate tases. special assessments, or special taxes levied against Said real estate and is offered for sole without any representation as to quality or quantity of title atol without recourse to Plaintiff and is 'As 1Scondition. The sale is further subtect to confirrnutioT by the court. Upon payment in ful of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purcvaser to a deed to the real estate after conf ir- matron of the sale. The property mill NOT be open for inspectIon and plainsff makes no representatIon as to the condition of the property. Prosøective bidders are admonished to check the court file to verity all information If this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale, Other than a mortgagee. shall pay the assessments and the legal tees required by The Conttaminium Proper- tyAct, 765 ILCS 605/9Iglfll and tgII4l If this property is a condominium unit which is part of a common intereot community, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure sole other than a mortgagee shall pay the assessments required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/18 512-11.IF YOU A1RE THE MORTGAGOR IHOMEOWNERI, YOU HAVE TH"RIGHT TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER EN- TRY OF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-17011Cl OF THE ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW You will need a photo identification issued by a government agency Idriver's license, passport. etc.l in order to gain entry into our building and the foreclosure Sale room in Cook County and the same identificaban tot sales held ut other county venues where The Judicial Sales Corpora- tian conducts foreclosure sales For information: visit our website at u service.atty-pierce.com between the hours of 3 and S pm. PIERCE g ASSOCIATES, Plaintiff's Attorneys One North Dearborn Street Suite 1300, CHICAGO, IL 60602. Tel No 112l 476-5500. Please refer to file number PA1120120. THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION One South Wacker Drive, 24th FlOor, Chicago. IL 60606-4650 13121 236-SALE you TOPLACE can also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at .tJsc.com far a 7 day status report of pending sales PIERCE S ASSOCIATES One North ANAD Dearborn Street Suite 1300'CHICAGO IL 60602 13121 476-55110 AttOr- nev File No. PAll2Ol2OAttorney Code 91220Case Number. 10 CH 54944 TJSCe: 35-5955 ONLINE GO TO 1658353 cii :866-!9i--O537 6/4, 6/11. 6/18 3320281 5

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CHANCERY DIViSION WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. MENT - CHANCERY DIVISION ment at Fitness First AND OTHER WORKERS DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY AS TRUSTEE FOR REG- CITIMORTGAGE, INC., SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO ABEl AMRO MORT- Notice is hereby giVen that the ISTERED HOLDERS OF LONG BEACH MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST 2002-5, Plaintiff, EMPLOYED ON PUBLIC GAGEGROUP, INC Skokie Park District is accepting WORKS, 2015-2016, OF ASSET-BACKED CER1]FICATES, SERIES 2002-5 Plaintiff, bidsforEquipmentReplace- SCHOOL DISTRICT NUMBER PlaIntiff. fICHAEL V. PRZYBYLSKI JR. Defendants ment atFitness FirstHealth 69, COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS J&L N. LERNER, ICAREN R. KRING THE METROPOLITAN OF SKOKIE Club Bidspecihcationsare INNEUE PINHASIK A/K/A ANNETTE E PINI-IASIK. UNITED STATES OF 13 CH 010166 WHEREAS. The State of Illinois 8443 N. HARMS ROAD SKOKIE, II 60077 CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION, WEBSTER BANK, NA., UNKNOWN available at 9300 Weber Place, has enacted "An Act regulating AMERICA OWNERS AND NONRECORD CLAIMANTS Skokie.IL 60077 between the Defendants NOTICE OF SAIE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVhN that pursuant to a wages of laborers, mechanics Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above cause on April Defendants hours of 8.30 a w and 4:30 p.m asce other workers employed in 12 CH 14577 14 CH 009542 Monday through Friday. 4050 ENFIELD AVENUE SKOKIE, IL 60076 1 3, 201 5, an agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will at 10:30 AM any public works by the State, on July 15, 2015, at The Judicial Sales Corporation, One South Wacker 4953 OAKTON SWEET UNIT #304 SKOKIE, IL 60077 Bids will be received until Fn- county. city or any public body NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant day, June 19, 2015 at 10:00 a.m Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above cause on AprIl Drive - 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606, SeIl dt public auction to the or any political subdiVision or highest bidder, as set forth below, the following described real estate: to a Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above cause at which time the bids will be by any one under contract for 13, 2015, an agent for The Judicial Sales Corponation, will at 10 30 AM ocr March 5, 2015 an agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation. will opened and publicly read. All on July 14, 20T5. at The Judicial Sales Corporation. One South Wacker Commonly known as 8443 N. HARMS ROAD, SKOKIE, IL 60077 Property public works,approved June Index No. 1021- 126-016 The real estate is improved with a resIdence at 10:30 AM on July 13, 2015, at The Judicial Sales Corporation, One bids must be submitted in a 26, 1941as amended, being Drive - 24th Floor. CHICAGO, IL 60606, sell at public auction to the Sale terms: 25% down of the highest bid by certified funds at the close South Wacker Drive - 24th FloOr, CHICAGO IL 60606. sell at public asE- sealed envelope marked Thid tor Section9s-1 through 305-12, highest bidder as set forth below, the following described real es- ten to the highest bidder, as set forth below, the following described Equipment Replacement Fitness tate Conrnionly known as 4050 ENFIELD AVENUE, SKOKIE, Il 60076 of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales Corporation. No third party Chapter 45, Illinois Revised Stat- checks will be accepted. The balance, including the Judicial sale fee real estate Commonly known as 4953 OAKTON STREET1JNIT e304, First and addressed to Michelle ates the Act"l, and Property index No 10-lb-428-057-0000 TIle real estate is improved SKOKIE, IL 60077 Property Indes No. 1028-201-034-1004/1058/1082, Tuft, Skokie Park District, 9300 with a two story, single family home with an attached garage Sale for Abandoned Residential Property Municipality Relief Fund, which is calculated on residential real estate at the rate of $1 for each $1,000 The real estate is improved with a condo/townhouse. Sale terms: 25% Weber Place, Skokie, II 60077. WHEREAS, The Act requires lerms 25% down otthe highest bid by certified fundst the close down of the highest bid by certified funds at the close of the sale pay- Documents will be issued to of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales Corporation. No third party or fraction thereof of the amount paid by the purchaser not to evceed that the Board of Education of $300, in certified fundolor wire transfer, is due within twenty-four (24 able to The Judicial Sales Corporation. No third party checks will be prime bidders only School District Number 69 In- checks will be accepted The balance, including the Judicial sale fee accepted. The balance, Including the Judicial sale fee for Abandoned No bido may be wiThdrawn with- for Abandoned Residential Property Municipality Relief Fund, which is hours. No fee shall be paid by the mortgagee acquiring the residentia vestigate and ascertain the pre- real estate pursuant to its credit bid at the sale or by any mortgagee, Residential Property Municipality RelIef Fund, which io calculated on Out the wrItten consent of the vailing wages as defIned in the calculated on residential real estate at the rate of $1 for each 51,000 residential real estate at the raYe of $1 for each $1,000 or fraction Skokie Park District. Only bids in or fraction thereof of the amount paid by the purchaser not to exceed ludgment creditor, or other lienor acquiring the residential real estate Act for Laborers, mechanics and whose rights in and to the residential real estate arose prior to the thereof of the amount paid by the purchaser not to exceed $300, in compliance with the provisions other workers in the locality of $300, in certified funds/or wire transfer, is due within twenty-four (24 certified funds/sr wire transfer, is due vethin twenty-four 124) hours. of the Bid Documents will be hours No fee shall be paid by the mortgagee acquiring the residentia sale. The subject property is sublect to general real estate taxes, spe- the School District employed in cial assessments, or special tanes levied against said real estate and No fee shall be paid by the mortgagee acquiring the residential real considered Bids will be consid performing construction 01 pub- real estate pursuant to its credit bid atthe sale or by any mortgagee. estate pursuant to its credit bid at the sale or by any mortgagee, judg- ludgment creditor, or other lienor acpuiring the residential real estate is offered for sale Wfhoxt any representation as to qualify or quantity ered firm for a period of ninety lic works for the School District of title and without recourse to Plaintiff and in "AS IS" condition The ment creditor, or other lienor acquiring the residential real estate 1901 days The Skokie Park Dis- whose rights in and to the residential real estate arose prior to the whose rights in and to the residential real estate arose prior to the trict reserves the right to relect sale. The subject property is subtect to general real estate taxes, spe- sale is further sublect tO confirmation by the court. Upon payment in NOW ThEREFORE, be itre- fsII of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a Certificate of Sale sale. The subject property is sublect to general real estate taxes, ope- any sr all bids and to waive any solved by the Board of Educa- dal assessments, ot special taxes levied against said real estate and dal assessments, or special taxes levied against said real estate and technicalities in the bidding if it is offered for sale without any representation as to quality or quantity that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real estate after conhr- tion of School District Number mation of the sale. The property will NOT be open for inspection and is offered for pale without any representationas to quality or quantity should be deemed in the pub- 69, Cook County, Illinois, as fol- of title and without recourse to Plaintiff and in "AS 1Scondition. The of tìtle and without recourse to Plaintiff and in "AS IS' condition. The sale is further subtect to confirmation by the court Upon payment in plaintiff makes no representation as fo the condition of the property. lico best interest. These Bidders lows Prospective bidders are admonished to check the court file to verity sale is further subject to confirmation by the çourt Upon payment in will comply with all prevailing full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a Certificate of Sale full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a Certificate of Sale wage requirements: therefore that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real estate after conf ir- all information If this property io a condominium unit, the purchaser of Section 1.TO tIle extent and the unit at the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real estate after conf ir- biddersshall payprevailing as required by theAct, the mation of the sale. The property will NOT be open for irisoection and mation of the sale. The property will NOT be open for InspecEon and plaintiff makes no representation as to the condition of the properly assessments and the legal fees required by The Condominium Proper- wages for all labor. A copy of the prevailing rate of wages iv this ty Act, 765 IICS 605/9lgXll and lgJ(4( If this property is a condominium plaintiff makes no representation as to the condition of the property Skdkie Park District Prevailin locality for laborers, mechanics Prospective bidders are admonished to check tfrecourt tile to verify Prospective bidders are admonished to check the court file to verity Wage Ordinance #13-010 is a - all information. If this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of unit which is part of a common interest community, the purchaser of and other workers engaged in the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the all information. If this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of tactred to the Rid specifications the çonstruction of public works tee unit at the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall nay the trie unit at the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assessments and the legal fees required by The Condominium Proper- assessments required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 IICS The Board of Park Commission- coming under the lunis4iction st 605/1B.5Vi-1(IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), YOU assessments and the legal fees required by The Condominium Proper- ers of the SkOkie Parir District, the Board of Education is hereby fT Act, 765 ILCS 605/9lgJtll and 1x3141lt this property is a condominium ty Act, 765 ILCS 60S/9(gXll and 1x3141 If this property is a condominium unit wfiich is part of a common interest community, the purchaser of I-fAVE THFRIGHT TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER EN- Cook County, Illinois reserves ascertained to be the same TRY OP AN ORDER DF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SEC11ON unit which is part of a common interest community, the purchaser of the right to relect any or all bids astheprevailing wages for the unit ut the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the or portions thereof. assessments required by TIle Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 15-1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. You will construction work in the Cook need a photo identification issued by a government agency ldriver's assessments required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS Please direct questions to Mi- County area as determined by 605/18.5(g-ll. IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER) YOU 605/18.51.8-11. IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR HOMEOWNER) YOU HAVE THE'RIGHT TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTR EN- license, passport, etc.) in order to gain entry into our building and the chelle Tuft, Superintendent of the Department of Labor dt the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the same identification for HAVE THCRIGHT TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTR EN- RecreationandFacilitiesat State of Illinois as of lune of the TRY OF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION TRY OF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WIrH SEC11ON [email protected] or t47- 15-17011Cl OF THE !LLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. YOU will sales held at other county venues where The Judicial Sales Corpora- year in which this Resolution is tien conducts foreclosure sales. For information, esamine the court 15-1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. YOU will 933-4355 adopted, a copy of that determi- need a photo identification issued by a government agency Idriver's need a photo identification issued Sy a government agency (driver's license, passport, etc,l in order fo gain edtry into our building and the file or contact Plaintiff's attorney: CODIIIS a ASSOCIATES, PC , lsWO3O nation being incorporated here- NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE 100, BURR RIDGE IL 60527, (6301 794- license, passport, etc I in order to gain entry into our .buildlng and the 06/04/201 5 3322oao in by reference. The definition foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the same identification for foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the same identification for sales held at other county venues wbere The Judicial Sales Corpora- 9a76 Please refer to file number l4-13O5322. tHE JUDICIAL SALES of any terms appearing in this CORPORATION One South Wacker Drive 24th FloOr Chicago, IL 60606- sales held at other county venues where The Judicial Sales Corpora- Resolution which are alto used tion conducts foreclosure sales For information: Visit our weboite at tion conducts foreclosure sales. For information, examine tIle court NOTiCE OF BIDDING sersice.atty-pIerce.com between the hours of 3 and 5 pm. PIERCE 4650 13121 236-SALE You can also visitThe Judicia) Sales'Corooration Bld for PrintIng of Program in the Act shall be the same as at w'w.tlsc.cOm for a 7 day status report of pending sales. CODILIS 6 file or contact Plaintiff's attorney: CDDILIS S ASSOCIATES, PC., 15W030 in the Act. & ASSOCIATES Plaintiff's Attorneys One North Dearborn Street Suite NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE 100, BURR RIDGE, IL 60527 (630) 794- GuIdes 130G, CHICAGO IL 60602 Tel No 0121 476-S550. Please refer to file ASSOCIATES PC. 15W030 NORtl-1 FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE 100 BURR Notice is hereby given that the RIDGE IL 6O27 16301 794-5300 Attorney Pile No. 14-13-05322 AstOr- 9876 Please refer to file number 14-14-09757. THE JUDIOAL SALES Section 2: Nothing herein con- number PAl 1ñ796. THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION One South CORPORATION One South Wacker Drive, 24th FloOr Chicago, IL 60606- Skokie Park District is accepting Wacker DrIve. 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 (312) 236-SALE You 5ev ADC No. 00468002 Attorney Code. 21762 Case Number. 13 CH bids for the Printing of Program tamed shall be construed to ap- 010166 TISCH: 356254 NOTE, Pursuant to the Pair Debt Collection 4650 13121 236-SALE You can also Visit The judicia) SalesCorporation ply the general prevailing rate can also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at wwwtjsc.com for a 7 at .tjsc.com for a 7 day status repart of pending sales. CODILIS 6 Guides, Bid packets with speci- day status report of pending sales. PIERCE & ASSOCIATES One North Practices Act you are advised that Plaintiff's attorney is deemed to fications are available at 9300 of wages as herein ascertained be a debt collector attemilting to collect a debt and any information ASSOCIATES, PC. 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE 100 BURR to any work of employment ea- Dearborn Street Suite 1300 CHICAGO IL 60602 (3121 476-5500 Attor- RIDGE, IL 60527 (6301 794-5300 Attorney File No 14-r4-0R757 Astor- Weber Place, SkokieIL 60077 ney File NO PA1127796 Attorney code. 91220 Case Number: 12 CH will be used for that purpose. between the hours o) 8.30 a m dept to the extent required by nev AROC NO. 00468002 Attorney Code 21762 Case Number, 14 CH the Act 14577 TJSC#. 35'5B90 00542 TJSC#: 35-4219 NOTE Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection and 4.30 p m , Monday through 658549 6/4, 6/11, 6/18 3320513 Friday Practices Act you are advised that Plaintiff's attorney isdeemed to Section 3. The Secretary of the 6/4,6/11,6118 3320606 be a debt col)ector attempting so collect a debt and any information Board of Education shall publicly nbtained will be used for that purpose Bids will be received until Thuns day, July 2, 2015 at 10:00 am. post or keep available for in- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUNTY DEPART- FROM TRASH TO DO ES YOUR H OU SE 657908 at wEnch time the bids will spection by any interested party MENT - CHANCERY DIViSION 6/4, 6/11, 6/18 3320195 in the main onice of the School BAYVIEW LOAN SERVICING, LIC be opened and publicly read. TREASURE NEED REPAIRS? Allbids must be submitted District this determination of the Plaintiff, Bid Notice prevailing wages. Find yours in the Find o repairman in LEGALS ina sealed envelope marked ?AYYA SLAVIJTSKAYA AJKJA MAYA SLAVUTSKAYA, OIGA GUREVICH "Bid for Printing of Program Classified Garage Sale the Business Service Guides" and aditressed Io Jim Section 4 The Secretary of the WE/A OLGA PEKAR, MA1'VEY GUREVICH WKIA MATNEY GUREVICH. Bottorif, Skokie Park District, Board of Education shall mail a 8908 LACROSSE CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION PETR PEKAR, BORIS I isfi ngs Directory, copy of this determination to NUDELMAN, UNKNOWN OWNERS AND NON-REtORD CLAIMANTS BID INVITATION/ADVERTISE- 9300 Weber Place, Skokie, II, 60077 Documents will be is- any employer, and to any as- Defendants MENT sodiation of employers and to 12 CH 40869 Bid Notice The Skokie Park District will re- sued to prime bidders only any person or association of 8908 LA CROSSE AVENUE UNIT 2N SKOKIE, IL 60077 cese sealed bids for color coat. employees who have filed their NOTICF OF SALE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to ins for tennis courts and basket- NO bids may be withdrawn without the written çonsent of the names and addresses request- a Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above cause on ball courts at various locations Ing dOPiR5 Of any determina- March 25, 2015, an agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation. will at for the Skokie Park District. Bids Skokie Park District. Only bids in compliance with the provisions tion stating the particular rates 10.30 AM on June 26, 2015, at The Judicial Sales Corporation. One ADVERTISEMENT shall be on a stipulated sum and particular class of workers South Wacker Drive - 24th Floor, CHICAGO II, 60606, seIl at public auc- VILLAGE OF LINCOLN WOOD basis of the Bid Documents will be considered. Bids will be consid- wfiose wages will be affected by tion to the highest bidder, as set forth below the following described Request For Proposals IRFPI such rates real estate Cammonly known as 8908 LA COSSE AVENGE UNIT 2N, Enhanced 9-1-1 System Bids are due andwillbe ered firm for a period of ninety SKOKIE. IL 60077 Property Index No 10-16-422060-1004 The real es- May 27, 2015 opened and read aloud on (901 days. The Skokie Park Dis- Section 5: The Secretary of tate is improved with a 2 story multi-unit building with no garage. Sale Thursday,June 11, 2515, tnct reserves the right to releEs the Board of Education shall terms 25% down of the higtiest bid by certified funds at the close Mandatory RFP Conference - 10:00 am, at the Park District any or all bids and to waive any promptly file a certified cop of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales Corporation. No third party lune 19, 2015. Proposals due Administrative Offices, 0300 technicalities in the bidding if it should be deemed in the pub- ofthis ResolutIon with bot checks will be accepted The balance, including the Judicial sale fee - July 16, 201 5 at 4:00 PM. To re- Weber Park Place, skokie, IL Secretary of State and the De- for Abandoned Residential Property Municipality Relief Fund, which is ceive a cosy of the REP contact 60077, Room 105. lico best interest These bidders Assistant will comply with all prevailing partment of Labor of the Sate calculated on residential real estate at the rate of $1 for each $1,000 DouglasPetroshius. of Illinois. or fraction thereof of the amount paid by the purchaser not to exceed Village Manager, at dpetroshi- EXAMINATION/PROCUREMENT wage requirements, theref Die us©[wd.Org. biddersshallpayprevailing $300, in certified funds/or wire transfer, is due within twenty-four 124 OF DOCUMENTS. Section 6 Within 30 days after hours No fee shall be paid by the mortgagee acquiring the residentia 06/04/201T 3320560 wages for all labor. A copy of the Skolse Park District Prevailin tiling st a certified copy of this real estate pursuant to Its credit bid atlhe sale or by any mortgagee. Copies of the Bid Documents Resolution with the Secretary of ludgolent creditor. or other lienor acquiring the residential real estate may be obtained starting Friday, wage Ordinance e13-OlO is a - taclied to the Bid specifications. state the Secretary of the Board wHose rights in and to the residential real estate arose prior to the May 29, 2015 at the District Ad- of Educahon shall cause to be sale. The sublect property is sublect to general real estate taxes, spa- APARTMENT FOR ministratlVe Offices, 9300 Weber The Board of Park Commission- published in a local newspaper cial assessments. or special taxes levied against said real estate and Park Place, Skokie, IL60077 in of general circulation wittrin tite is offered for sale without any representation as to qualify or quanhty accordancewithInstructions ers of the Skokie Park District, RENT? Cook County,Illinois reserves School District a copy of this of title and without recourse to Plaintiff and in 'AS 1Scondition. The to Bidders. Documents will be Resolution and such publication sale is further sublect tO confirmation by tIle court. Upon payment in The search begins available durIng office hours of tIle right to relect any or all bids or portions thereof shall constitute notice that the full of the amount bid, the purchaser Will receive a certificate of Sale here) Many 9.00 am. to 4:00 p m Monday determination is effective and that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real estate after conf ir- through Friday. Documents will that this is the determination of mation of the sale. The pioperty will NOT be open for inspection and apartment and home be issued to prime bidders only. Please direct questions to Jim this public body plaintiff makes no representation as to the condition of the property Bottoi-tf. Communications6 hunters check the Marketing Manager at newsO Prospective bidders are admonished to check the court tile to verity No bids may be wìthdrawn with- Section 7: ThIs Resolution shall all information. If this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of Classifieds before out the written consent of the skokleparks.org or18471 929- 7171. be in force and effect upon its tIle unit at the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the Skokie Park District. Only bids in adoption assessments and the legal fees required by The Condominium Propel- looking for o new compliance wIth tEe provisions 6/a/ls 3317006 ty Act, 765 ILCS 605/9lgtIll and lg)141 If this property is a condominium place to live, of the Bid Documents will be unit which is part of a common interest community, the purchaser of considered. Bids will be consid- Niles Township High Schools ADOPTED this 19th day of Ma the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the Advertise your rental ered firm for a period of ninety District 219, will receive sealed 2015, by a roll call vote as fo- assessments required by The Condominium Propefty Act. 765 ILCS unifs with us to get a 1901 daysThe Skokie Park Lsis- bids for the purchase of Towel lows: 605/1B.5Vi-llIP YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNERI, YOU tren reserves the right to reject Service forthe2015-2016 HAVE THCRIGHT TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER EN jump on the any or all bidsand to waive any school year up to 2:00 pm. on AYES: 7 TRY OF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION competition! Call technicalities in the bidding if it Tuesday, lune 16, 2015 at the NAYS,'O 15-17011Cl OF THE ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. You wIll should be deemed in the public Business Office of District 219, ABSEN'F s need a photo identification issued by a government agency (driver's 866-399-0537 or Visit interest.This prolect is a pre- 7700 Gross Point Road, Skokie, 06/04/2015 3308432 license, passport, etc.) in order to gain entry into our building and the vailing wage job, therefore bid- IL 60077 foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the same identification for placeanad. dem shall pay prevailing wages. sales held at other county venues where The Judicial Sales Corpora- tribunesuburbs,cam A copy of the Skokie Park DIS- Bids will thereafter be publicly lion conducts foreclosure sales. For information Visit our website at triO Prevailing Wage Ordinance opened and read aloud. Sped- setvice.atty-pierce com. between the houro of 3 and S pm PIERCE NO. 14-007 is includedin the fications of Items to be sup- ONLINE R ASSOCIATES Plaintiff's Attorneys One North Dearborn Street Suite specificaSons shed may be obtained from the 1300, CHICAGO IL 60602. Tel No 0121 476-5500. Please refer to tile business Office at the above Go fo placeanad, number PAl 12/,lOR THE IUDICIAI SALES CORPORATION One South FROM TRASH TO Skokie Park District address. fribunesuburbs,com Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago, II 60606-4650 1312) 236-SAIE You 6/4/2015 3327216 can also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at w'tjsc Com for a 7 TREASURE For tijrther information contact ta order and pay for day status report of pending sales PIERCE 6 ASSOCiATES One North lean HedstrOm, Purchasing yourclassifiedad. 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NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Notice of Public Heating BID NOTICE TO BE HELD AT: Advocate Health and Hospitals contracted Special Education THE LOCK UP SELF STORAGE Corporation dha Advocate Lu TransportatIon Services and theran General Hospital Management 5250 Golf Rd. Skokieli 6JJZ The Board st Education of Park RE'State of Illinois Paratransit Ridge Niles Community Consoli Vehicle Grantfor transporta- dated School District 64 p641 DATE: lune 25, 2015 tion to and from the Older Adult will accept bids to enter into BEGINSAT: 11:30AM Day Service Program at Advo- a contract tor two (21 years for CONDrnON: All units will be cate Lutheran General Hospital. transportation st special educa- sold to the highest bidder. Bids 'transportationforpatientsin tion pupils to and from school taken only for each unit in its en- Park Ridge, Morton Grove. 0es tiretyPayment must be made Plaines, 'Nonnidge, Nues, Glen- The bid o nm will be on by cash credit card, or certi- view, Harwosd Heights, Mount Thursday, une 5,2015,at fied funds No personal checks Prospect and Anlingtos Heights. 1000 AM at 164 S. Prospect An- accepted All goods must be enue, Path Ridge, IL 60068 removed from the unit within Notice is hereby given that a 28 hoursPayment due imme- public hearing will be held by in addition, bidders must attend diately upon acceptance of bid. Advocate Health and Hospitals a mandatory pre-bid meeting on Unit availability sublect Io prior Corporation dba Advocate Lu Friday, June 12, 2015, at 10.00 settlement of account theran General Hospital AM at Park Ridge Niles Commu nd(r Consolidated School District Unit 4006 Ken Wolak On: Friday, June 26, 2015 64 164 S Prospect Avenue, Park Unit 4011 Alan Berliarrl At: 8 00 a.m Ridge, IL. The purpose of this 6/4, 6/11/2015 3314163 Where: Older Adult Services, meeting is to clarify all aspects 9375 W. Church Street,0es of the Bid Documents, Plaines, illinois 60016 Public Hearings Room: First Floor Activity Room in responding to thisbid for transportation services, all bidders are nequired to adhere to i For the purpose of consider- all of 064 requirements in the ing a project for which financial Bid document. All bidders must LEGAL NOTICE assislance is being sought from be authorized by the State st II the Illinois Department of Ihans Irnois to PfOvide transportation NOTICE OF portatlon, pursuant ro the Illinois services within the State. PUBLIC HEARING Department of 'transportation's general authority to make such A copy of the Bid Specifications Noticeishereby giventhat Grants, and which is generally andassociatedattachments there will be a hearing foi the described as follows: may be obtained from the 064 purpose ot hearing written and WEB Page(http://w.d64. oral comments regarding the A Description 01 Protect -Trans- org/subsrte/dist/page/bid-dsc- Proposed Budget and Appro- portation to and from our Adult uments-662( or by submittin priation Ordinance of The Nor- Day Service at Advocate Luther- a written request to Rebecca ridge Park District for the fiscal an General Hospital Our medi Allard, Chief School Business Of- yeAr ending April 30 2016, The calmodel programprovides ficial, at rallard@d64 org. proposed hearing will take place a variety of health, social, and at the Noi ridge Recreation Cen- support services in a protective Vicki Lee, Board Secretary ter, 4631 N, Overtrill Norridge. il- environment during the day. Oui Board of Education linois on tune 17, 2O15 at 71' M program offers older adults with Park Ridge - toles Community All interested parties are hereby Alztreimer, Parkinson's Disease, Consolidated school District 64 invited to present written or oral Stroke, Diabetes, Depression a comments or questions relative way to maintain independence 06/04/2015 3315208 to the Proposed In a supportive, supervised set- Rudget and Appropriation Ordi- 1mg during the day, returning to nande tar the fiscal year endin honre in tIle evening April 30, 2016.The Propose NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY Budget and Appropriation Or Thisproject will be included dinance is on tile attIre Park GIVEN THAT sealed bids for the in a Consolidated Vehicle Pro- revissaipurchase and instal- District Office, 4631 N, Overtrill, cunement Program undertaken Norridge, illinois. and is available by the State st Illinois on be lation of the tence surrounding forpublic examination during the Proesel Park Tennis Courts, half ofAdvocate Health and located at 7030 Lincoln Avenue regular business hours HospitalsCorporationdba Advocate Lutheran General Lincolnwood, illinois 60712, will William Larson be received by the Village of Hospital with State and Federal Lincolnwood until10:00 A M., Secretary FundS, 6/4/2015 33173S7 C.S.T. on Thursday, lune 18,201 at the Lincolnwood Village Hall 8. RelocationRelocation Assis- Council Chambers locatedat tance will not be required LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC 6900 N Lincoln Avenue, Lincol- swami, lllinoìs 60712 at which HEARING C EnvironmentThis prolect IS Sitokie Zoning Board of Appeals. sme they wril be opened and being implemented to minimize read. Bids received after such Wednesdy ruly 1, 2015, Village environmental impact of Skokie 127 Oakton Street, time will be neturned unopened Electronic bid packets will be Skokie, illinois61X177, at7 30 D Comprehensive Planning PM , to consider the foilowing: available beginning on Thursday, This proJect is in conformance June 4, 2015 by contacting the with comprehensive transporta- Village of Lincolnwood at B47l 2015-72 - 5121-5129 Demp- tion planning in the area ster Street 677974O The Village reserves the right to relent any or all bids Aie, 50, LIC, requests a vari E Elderly and DisabledAil new ance in order to open a beauty and to waive any irregularities equipment included in this pral- and informalitres. salon at Sill Dempvter Streel err will meet ADA accessibility ITrevailing resulting in an off-street park- wage rates are required as per rules for the elderly and persons the illinois Prevailing Wage Act ng requirement of 15 spaces with disabilities. tor the entire site, rather than The rates shall be the most cur rent prevailing wage rates tor the 12 spaces provided on site li At the hearing the Advocate as required by Section 118-21E Health and HoSpItals Corpo Work completed in Conk County (21 of tIre Zoning Chapter of the Illinois. Please state cleanly on ration dba Advocate Lutheran allsealedbidpackages the skokie Village Cade in a 82 Coni- General Hospital will afford as merciaI district. words "PROESEL pAnic TENNIS opportunity for interested per. FENCE BIO" and address tEe bid PiN 10-21201-004-0000, 10-21 soins or agencies to be heard 201 1X15-0000 packages to Chris Stachewicz with respect to the social, eco- Superintendent ofParks and ssmic and environmental as- Facilities, Parks and Reenealisni FOR YOUR INFORMATION: pods of the projectinterested Plans and related documents Department" persons may submit orally or in 06/04/2015 3310109 are available althe Village's writing, evidence and recom- Community Development De mendations With respect to said artment, Planning Division prolect 847l 933-8447 Monday through AUTOMOTIVE -riday, from 830 A M. to 5' ill. A copy of the application toi PM a state grant for the proposed prolect fOr the intended service SPECIAL AIDAvailable upon area wril be made available for request forthe disabled. Cali public inispection atAdvocate (B4'7) 673-0500 sr TOO (8471933- Health and Hospitals Corpora- 13455 non dha AdvocateLutheran Vans interested parties are invited to General Hospital, Older Adult attend this meeting This notice Services, 9375 W. Church Street, 5 tor information purposes only Des Plaines, IL 60016 Published in the Skokie Review on JUne, 42015. G'rrne Chovanec CTRS, Oirec- Brian L. 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Since she moved to Florida, painting has kept 91-year-old Mary O'Neill happy and filled the empty frames in her Port St. Lucie home. It also keeps mild cognitive impairment at bay, according to a study released in April. Unlike memory loss that typically comes with age, MCI can lead to dementia After four years, 121 of the 256 participants in a Mayo Clinic study developed MCI. But people who did artwork in their middle and old ages were 73 percent less likely to develop MCI than those who did not. Socializing made them 55 percent less likely. Using computers, 53 percent. Crafting, 45 percent. "The 'use it or lose it' adage is true," said Dr. Rosebud Roberts, co-author of "Risk and Protec- tive Factors for Cognitive Impairment in Persons Aged 85 Years and Older." It's all about neurons, ED HONOWITZ/GETTY explained Roberts, profes- sor of neuro-epidemiology Staying active in activities like the ("my sister was the true model trains. It requires a out and reads Clive Cussler and neurology at Mayo. artist in the family"), she combination of activities thrillers. Engaging the mind with arts "keeps us using our brains to admits she's sold more recommended by the Mayo "Don't be a couch po- the above activities pro- portraits than she can re- study. Learning art skills, tato," is Hall's advice to tects our neurons and learn new thing&" member, and her paintings sociali7lng and using a other seniors. "Get out. Be stimulates the growth of "can pass as professional," computer - check, check active, physically and men- new ones. Consider them Study co-author Dr. Rosebud Roberts she said. "I'm very lucky to and check, he said. tally. It keeps you thinking. the brain's building blocks, have the gift and the inter- "I joined a train club to And, it's more fun." Roberts said. est. Yesterday, when I went learn how to do the wiring Although vision loss in The study participants to brunch, I couldn't wait toand make each part of the one eye limits her physi- were Minnesotans, mostly "We've learned to con- Beginning by midlife is get back to my painting." scenery," Hall said. "T fol- cally, O'Neill said, it hasn't Caucasian, with an average trol more diseases, so we're ideal, she said, but it's never She used to play bridge low tutorials from an online slowed the pace of her age of 87. The authors gave living longer," Roberts said. too late to start. and gulf too, which suited supplier that tells you how artwork. "I'm working on them cognitive tests every "U.S. Census projections Lifestyle choices matter her competitive streak. to use its materials. With three paintings now - 15 months and quizzed show ages 85 and older a too, said Roberts. "Watch "With painting, I compete my grandson, I built a acrylics, in black and them about their participa- fast-growing segment of your weight, exercise and with myself," said the re- roundhouse and a railroad white," she said. "So ifl go tion in arts, including the population. But many eat well," she said. Other- tired homemaker. "Ichal- station." next week, there will still drawing, painting, sculpt- older people lose their wise, high blood pressure, lenge myself to make each Currently under con- be works in progress and ing, woodworking and purpose in life, so they're diabetes and vascular dis- one better than the last." struction in Hall's work- empty frames to fill?' quilting, social activities more likely to withdraw ease can adversely affect At age 77, Donald Hall is shop are roads, waterfalls, The study was published such as going to movies, and become depressed." mental health. ahead of the game. After rivers, landscaping and a in Neurology the journal of book clubs and traveling, Staying active in activ- O'Neill started sculpting the Binghamton, NY., phar- village. "It's 9-by-13 feet - the American Academy of and using computers for ities like the arts "keeps us in her 30s, then switched to macist retired in his 60s, he so far!" he said. Neurology. gaines, purchases and using our brains to learn painting. Although she started building a miniature In addition to model- searches. new things," Roberts said. downplays her artwork world for his HO Scale building, Hall walks, works Mann is afreelance reporter. 30 HEALTH & FAMILY

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HEALTH & FAMILY 2guys ventureinto world ofyoga Peterson's class, we headed over While nearly i in 10 to the Bikram Yoga Takoma Park (Maryland) studio to see what adults practice it, that was all about. It's often called "hot yoga," and I think that might the great majority be a bit of an understatement. are women Bikram is a series of26 poses done in a room heated to a humid 105 BY DES BIELER AND Mi degrees or so. The heat is meant to PLUNKETT loosen up the muscles and allow The Washington Post for greater flexibility Stephen Pleasant, owner of the Yoga in America is on the rise. studio, looked at us with wary One survey found that 9.5 percent eyes when we paid the drop-in fee ofadults, nearly 21 million, prac- and explained our story idea. He ticed yoga in 2012. Another report said our goal as first-timers was estimates that there are more merely to stay in the room the than 30,000 Pilates and yoga entire time and endure the heat studios in the United States. Ninety minutes is a long time to But there's something missing spend in a steamy environment; men. On the whole, women make pushing oneselfthrough unfamil- up three-quarters ofyoga classes, jar activities. a percentage representative of our While the first yoga class was recent experiences. Why is this? quiet and meditative, this class First, iseems there is a major was lively. The lights were on, and misconception among men that there was no music. Although yoga doesn't equal strength. In some poses were similar to those our culture, we have the imaof in the other class, Bikram felt a "strong and fit male," who usu- harder. Pleasant; who taught the ally lifts weights and bulks up. class, encouraged us to lie down to Weight lifting does increase rest ifneeded, and at times it was strength, but there's more to being needed. When we got to rabbit strong, like havinggood balance pose, Pleasant told us to sit this and mobiIity one out because it's hard to do. I More so, stretching and flex- MARVIN JOSEPH/WASHINGTON POST said, "That's not a problem," ibility exercises are generally seen Yoga nstructor Michael Peterson demonstrates an advanced pose for newbies Des Bieter, left, and Mike which got a good laugK as means to an end, not a worthy Plunkett. Des did attempt some version practice in and of itself That's a ofall the poses, but for the most mistake. knowledge was nonexistent; so we connecting thing." Peterson told Personally, I was thinlcing about part the only thing he had in corn- "Guys have tighter shoulders, it relied on friends and co-workers us. the story we were going to write, mon with the woman in front of seems - carry a lot of the weight to choose a studio. "You have to breathe and move then I was thinking about howl him, who was actually executing of the world on their shoulders," We had thought about starting at the same time, and you have got was going to write about thinking them, was that they were both said Wes Smith, who has been with a men-only class; it didn't to pay attention to do that. So now about that. depositing a bathtub's worth of teaching an all-male class for work out; but some beginners you've got your mind paying at- Focusing on our breath did help perspiration into the carpeting. more than two years. "Ham- might want to try that option. As it tention to your body and your distract us from the fact that we Pleasant said that Bikram is a strings are tight; so (we're) trying turned out; we did wind up with breath, and that lining up is where were the only male students in ourgood form ofyoga for beginners, to loosen up all of that. So if you two male instructors. We encoun- the yoga happens, in a sense." group ofseven, a ratio that was and that makes sense, because it is just do some basic poses, you will tered the first, Michael Peterson, In order to help us line things similar in the next class we took. so structured. It's the same 26 move everything in your body to during our first baby step into up, Peterson, a full-time instructorAfter a little while the self-con- poses every time, in the same wherever it needs to go." yoga, not even leaving our own for several clients, had atmos- sciousness started to abate. order, and the only goal is to get The spiritual elements of yoga building. The Washington Post pheric music playing softly in the We tried to do crow pose, better at them. may also be off-putting for some has its own gym, and we spent an background. He explained that which seems a bit advanced, given While I don't mind the spiritual men. Mistrust of yoga's religious hour there doing Vmnyasa yoga music and low lighting contribute that you place the weight of your elements ofyoga, Des liked how implications, New Age oddness with Peterson and several co- to "creating an atmosphere where body on your arms and lift your Bikram dispensed with mysticism and meditation techniques con- workers. you're able tojust focus?' bent legs offthe ground. Mike and focused on the physical activ- flict with many cultural assump- After that; we ventured not only I wasn't that nervous, but I also achieved liftoffforjust a moment. ity. Pleasant told us to keep our tions about American masculinity outside but into the scary world of wasn't exactly "focused?' I mean, Then he quickly fell onto the floor, eyes open. Unlike the other yoga Plus, yoga can be just plain Bikram yoga, which is hot these rightoffthe bat I was having I had no shot at completing crow class, where we tried to center hard. Many of the poses are awk- days, in more ways than one. trouble keeping my eyes closed. or bound side angle, which in- ourselves, Bikram asked us to be ward for a beginner and can easily This was the first time I laid out Peterson encouraged the class volves reaching a hand under the where we were, in the class, lead to insecurity about your body a mat with a bunch of other peo- to focus on breathing, "listen for same side's leg, then clasping it sweating with everyone else. (especially in a room full of wom- ple and a teacher and did what I sound vibrations" and ignore our with the other hand, which hap- In both classes, Des and I felt en). And what type of yoga prac- would consider proper yoga. own internal commentary. Mike pens to be behind your back. that all the poses were in some tice do you pick? hi looking for Vinyasa is a form of yoga in which later said he found himself hear- But I also didn't feel as ifit was variety doable. We both can attest different yoga classes, Des and I one pose flows into another, and ing the treadmills in the gyai next a hopeless cause; I just needed a that our whole body got a work- saw restorative yoga, rocket yoga, movements are linked to inhaling to us and worrying about not lot more practice. out, and believe us, it took a lot of power yoga and the like. Our yoga and exhaling. "That's part of the A couple of days after strength to do it. 32 FOOD

Mostaccioli with asparagus and roasted mushrooms

Prep: 20 minutes Cook: 25 minutes Makes: 6 servings Recipe from "Healthy Pasta" by Joe Bastianich and Tanya Bastianich Manuali. Penne or ziti can be substituted for the mostaccioli. "Mushrooms can take in a lot of oil when you saute them:' the authors note. "So we roast them here with herbs and garlic to cut calories and add flavor:' i pound mixed mushrooms, such as button, cremini, shiitake, oyster, chanterelle or porcini i bunch medium asparagus, about 20 spears 3tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil lofresh sage leaves, chopped i tablespoon fresh thyme leaves, chopped 1/2teaspoon kosher salt, or as needed Freshly ground pepper locloves garlic i cup chopped green onions i pound mostaccioli 1/2cup fresh Italian parsley leaves, chopped 1/2cup freshly grated grana Padano Heat the oven to 450 degrees, with two rimmed 1baking sheets on the bottom rack. ( If your oven is not large enough to fit two pans on one rack, you can put one on the top and one on the bottom and rotate halfway through the cooking time.)

MICHAEL TERCHA/TRIBUNE NEWSPAPERS PHOTO; LISA SCHUMACHER/FOOD STYLING Heat a large pot of well-salted water to a boil for pasta. Wipe the mushrooms clean. Discard the The mushroom and asparagus mostaccioll ¡n "Healthy Pasta: by Joe Bastianich and Tanya Bastianich Manuali, calls for roasting 2 stems. Cut the mushrooms into large chunks. Snap the vegetables, which uses less oil than sauteing them. The book was inspired by the role pasta plays in the authors lives. off the woody bottom stems of the asparagus and peel the lower half of the remaining tender stems. Cut the asparagus on the bias to about the same length as the mostaccioll. Healthy pasta? It'snotimpossible In a large bowl. toss the mushrooms with i 3tablespoon olive oil and half the sage and thyme. Siblings serve up vorite Food." Peeled tomatoes, for exam- Season with salt and pepper to taste. Roast on one The cover trumpetsloo ple, have less sodium. sheet pan until the mushrooms are browned and waist-smart recipes recipes delivering under 500 Cook pasta al dente; chew-tender, tossing once or twice, i8 to 20 minutes. In the calories, spanning ziti (parting stimulates your digestive same bowl, toss the asparagus and garlic with BY ALISON BO WEN nered with savoy cabbage enzymes, they write. Taking another i tablespoon olive oil and remaining sage and Tribune Newspapers and pancetta) to shells (fea- longer to eat also means yourthyme. Season with salt and pepper to taste. Roast turing lentils and shrimp HEALTHY PASTA body has more time to feel on the second pan until the asparagus is golden and You're thinking through mixed with white wine red full. tender, and the garlic is soft, about 10 minutes. Move your weeknight meals, and pepper flakes, garlic and UATIMIiL The better the ingredients both pans to the stove top to keep warm. you'd like to incorporate at thyme). you put in, the more flavor Add the mostaccioli to the boiling water. least a few that resemble Partly inspiring the book? you'll find. Higher-quality 4Meanwhile, in a large skillet over medium heat, healthy. But you'd also like an The role pasta plays in the pasta has more protein con- add the remaining i tablespoon olive oil. Add the easy, flavorful pasta you siblings' lives: Their mother tent. Using excellent olive oilgreen onions and cook until wilted, about 3 minutes. know you can whip up is restaurateur, cooking allows you to use less. Add the roasted garlic and mash with a wooden quickly. Are these two things teacher and author Lidia Learn to substitute. If you spoon. Season with salt and pepper to taste; add i compatible? Bastianich. want to skip grated cheese, cup pasta water. Heat to a simmer and cook until the A new cookbook by Joe Joe Bastianich says he "This is not a diet book' they toast breadcrumbs and garlic breaks down in the sauce. about 3 minutes. Bastianich, co-owner of realized he needed to change warn, "just a simple guide to crushed almonds in olive oil When the pasta is al dente, remove it with a Batali & Bastianich Hospital- his eating habits and add enjoying more of thefood instead. small strainer; add pasta directly to the sauce. ity Group and Eataly, and exercise. "Ironically enough," you love in ways that are "Water is the perfect calo- 5 along with the roasted vegetables, reserving the Tanya Bastianich Manuali, he writes, "it was my love of good for you." rie-free ingredient," the pasta water. Add the parsley to the skillet and toss to who owns restaurants and pasta that played a major role Don't focus on deprivation. authors say. Toss some fla- has co-authored five previ- in helping me attain my Instead of giving up some- vor-packed pasta cooking coat the pasta with the sauce, adding a splash of pasta water if the pasta seems dry. Remove the ous books, promises that fitness goals." thing you love to eat, like water in at the end to make pasta can be healthy. More Here are a few of their tips pasta, find other ways to the sauce a bit thinner at no skillet from the heat, sprinkle with the grana Padano. toss and serve. specifically, the book's title for cooking healthy pasta enjoy it smaller portions, extra cost to your waistline. pledges recipes for "Healthy dishes: fewer ingredients, using Nutrition Information per serving: 420 calories, T! g Pasta The Sexy, Skinny, and Counting calories does not cheeses with less fat. [email protected] fat, 2 g saturated fat, 6 mg cholesterol, 65 g Smart Way to Eat Your Fa- mean you're eating healthy. Change your ingredients. Twitter ®byalisonbowen carbohydrates, 17 g protein. 29i mg sodium, 6 g fiber FOOD Homemade tonicsyrup creates ariffonG&T BYLIstFUTTERMAN Tribune Newspapers

It is not terribly difficult these days to find bartenders who are making their own tonic water and using it in exciting riffs on the classic gin and tonic. Mixologists at bars like Chicago's Billy Sunday, Portland's Clyde Common, and Charleston's FIG have been slinging house-made tonics for years. Nor is it difficult to find a recipe for scovi SUCHMAN/FOP THE WASHINGTON POST homemade tonic syrup or artisanal tonic syrups for sale. When embarking on making your own Adding crunch to lunch tonic, perhaps the most difficult task is sourcing the rather exotic ingredients necessary for the quintessential quinine BY ELLIE KRIEGER Green salad with golden beets, cocktail. Cinchona bark provides much of Specialto The Washington Post the tonic's classic bitter edge, plus the raspberries and pistachios quinine. Citric acid adds punchy acidity It doesn't take much effort to turn a simple and helps preserve the mixture. Aromatics Makes: 4 servings like citrus zest, allspice and lemongrass salad into a spectacular enhance the floral, spiced and citrus notes one; all you need is a little 2 medium golden beets (about 4 ounces each), of whatever gin you select. ZBIGNIEW BZDAK/TRIBUNE NEWSPAPERS: inspiration. Two colorful scrubbed LISA ScHuMACI-IER/STVLING Enter Steven Tobiason, proprietor of produce items that looked 1/3cup shelled raw or roasted unsalted pistachios Epic Spices, a tiny storefront in Chicago your secret ingredient. They are floral like especially fresh and boun- 2 tablespoons plus 2 teaspoons extra-virgin olive oil that supplies spices and seasonings to gin and help you build a unique flavor' tiful at my market recently, 2tablespoons fresh lemon juice dozens of local restaurants and bars. He's He's even been known to drop fresh cu- golden beets and plump i teaspoon Dijon-style mustard seen the demand for cinchona bark in- cumber peels into the infusion to "make a red raspberries, constitut- i tablespoon honey crease steadily in the three years since he bridge" when using a gin known for its ed the perfect muse for 1/4teaspoon each: salt, pepper started his business. cucumber notes, such as Hendrick's. this one. 8slices (each 1/2-inch thick) whole-wheat baguette I knew their colors His favorite tonic syrup recipe comes Once armed with the proper ingredi- i large clove garlic, halved would be outstanding atop from the blog Pinch and Swirl, mainly ents and the recipe below, the only thing 4ounces soft goat cheese between you and a custom gin and tonic is a pile ofgreens, which I because it uses cold extraction to get the 3cups lightly packed arugula leaves (3 ounces) a few days infusion time, a bottle of your decided shouldbea mix of purest flavors from the ingredients. "My cups lightly packed butter or Boston lettuce leaves favorite good gin, a bottle of soda water deep green arugula and 4 extra thing:' says Tobiason, "is to sub- (4 ounces), torn stitute kaffir lime leaves for lavenderas and some ice cubes. Don't forget the limes. tender, mild butter lettuce. I relished the thought of i cup fresh raspberries how, once roasted, the the oven to 400 degrees. Wrap each beet in Tonic syrup beets' deep, earthy sweet- 'Heataluminum foil; place on a baking sheet. Roast until ness would play off the tender-firm, about i hour. Let cool completely in the foil, Prep: 15 mInutes Rest: 72 hours (3 days)Cook:5minutes bright tang ofthe berries, then open and discard the skins. Slice each beet into and it occurred to me how half-moons. Makes: about 4 ½ cups, or enough for 72 cocktails (or the entire summer). nice it would be to add a Reduce the oven temperature to 350 degrees, place Infusion: the infusion, combine all ingredients in a crunchy element. I found 2the pistachios on a baking sheet and toast In the oven 3 1/2 cups water Forone-quart lidded glass jar. Shake to combine. this in the gemlike, buttery until fragrant, 6 or 7 minutes. Transfer to a plate to cool. 1/4 cup(lounce) Refrigerate 72 hours, shaking the jar at least once per pistachios stashed in my For the dressing, whisk together 2 tablespoons of the chopped cinchona day. refrigerator. An easy lem- oil, the lemon juice, mustard, honey, salt and i/B bark on-Dijon vinaigrette 3 StraIn Into a large container, then strain again teaspoon pepper in a mixing bowl. 1/4 cup citric acid through a coffee filter or fine cheesecloth. brought all the flavors 2 together beautifully. Arrange the baguette slices on a baking sheet; rub the Zest of 3 lImes, 3 Meanwhile, make rich simple syrup by heating 2 lemons and 2 oranges Because it was coming 4tops with the cut side of the garlic. Brush with the 3cups sugar in i cup water over medium heat until on lunchtime, I thought it remaining 2 teaspoons oil; spread each slice with abouti 3 stalks fresh sugar is completely dissolved. Allow to cool, then chill lemongrass, chopped would be nice to turn the tablespoon goat cheese. Sprinkle with remaining pepper. thoroughly. salad into a light meal by 4whole allspice berries Toast under a hot broiler until the cheese is warmed and toastinggarlic-rubbed whole cardamom Whisk simple syrup into strained tonic infusion lightly browned, 30 seconds to 1 minute. 3 baguette slices slathered pods until thoroughly combined. Store in bottles or jars Add the arugula, lettuce and beets to the bowl with 4 with soft goat cheese. As I kaffir lime leaves In the refrigerator. the dressing; toss gently to coat. Divide among 3 happily devoured the salad 5 1/4 individual plates: sprinkle with the pistachios and teaspoon kosher salt Gin and tonic: Fill a highball glass with ice. Add i with the warm cheese raspberries. Place 2 goat cheese toasts on each portion. Rich simple syrup: tablespoon tonic syrup, 2 ounces gin and 2 ounces toasts, I thought about how 2 cups natural cane sparkling water. Stir to combine. Serve at once with a it would also be delightful Nutrition information per serving: 310 calories, 21 g fat, sugar lime wedge. with a bowl ofsoup for 6 g saturated fat, 15 mg cholesterol, 23 g carbohydrates, 11 1 cup water Provenance: Adapted from pinchandswirl.com. dinner. g protein, 410 mg sodium, 5 g fiber 34 FOOD Shelf Life A bit of 'hummus' heaven By JuIY HEvRDEJs Thbune Newspapers

What a whimsical dish MARIoBATALJ Set a summer table In my recent travels to Brazil, I with retro-style dishes experienced some ofthe freshest, from New York's legend- juiciest, sexiest ingredients ILve ary Fishs Eddy, which teamed ever come across. The mangues with West Elm to create the made me question whether I'd ceramic pieces. Nestle a well- ever truly tasted a mango before. dressed wiener in one, a burger and The hearts ofpalm melted in my chips in the red-striped barge. Or use ZBIGNIEW BZDAK/TPIBUNE NEWSPAPERS mouth like none I've ever bitten them to serve snacks. They're micro- into. Tucupi, extracted from a wave- and dishwasher-safe. The Hotdog manioc root in the Amazon jun- Host is $12; the Burger Barge is $18. Buy online or locate a store: www.westelni.com gle, made my taste buds gu wikL And there is no doubt in my mind that I was born to drink Brazil's classic sugar cane cocktail, the No ice cream machine? no-churn caipirinha The trae culinary treasure of QUENTIN BACON PHOTO No problem my trip to Sao Paulo, however, was ice cream from our very own Italian market- Thanks to Leslie Bilderback, ae FrsO 1* Pea 'hummus' with Osar 00 Simply D.UoIOU$NoM* place opening right in the heart of cookbook author and pastry wizard the city. Fulvio Marino, who helps from California, those without an Lesi; a develop and refine baked-good focaccia crostini ice cream machine can still make ice recipes for Eataly locations cream at home with coaching and amtmd the globe, captured my Prep: 20minutes Cook:15minutes recipes from her "No-Churn Ice dreams in a single piece of focac- Makes: 8to lo servings as a side dish Cream" (St Martin's Griffin, cia. Fulvio is part ofthe Marino $22.99). If you have a freezer that cups shelled fresh peas (from3 baking family, who runs a mill in 3 pounds in chills to at least zero, she'll guide the pod) you through making dreamy des- the northwestern village of Cossa- no Belbo, Italy, about halfway Grated zest and juice of 3 lemons serts based on a French parfait, as between Genoa and Turin. His 3tablespoons tahini well as gelato, sorbet, granita and version ofmy favorite flat Italian 4cloves garlic toppings. Recipes range from clas- bread was masterftilly sprinlded 6tablespoons plus 2 tablespoons extra-virgin sics to a strawberry-rhubarb and with olive oil, salt and herbs on olive oil pineapple-pepper. At bookstores this particular menu tasting. The Salt nationwide. simplicity ofbis perfectly baked, Freshly ground black pepper fragrant pillow ofdeliciousness is 2nice pieces of focaccia from your best Italian MICHAEL TERCHA/TRIBUNE NEWSPAPERS sure to be a hit in Sao Paulo. bakery Inspired by this focaccia great- i tablespoon pimenton (sweet smoked ness, I whipped up the pea "hum- Spanish paprika) Picnic-perfect beans mus" featured in "Molto Batali" Heat a large pot of well-salted water to a boil. Set (Ecco, 2011) when I returned to up an ice bath nearby. Whether for salads, soups or New York The freshness of 1 snacking a line of ready-to-eat shelled peas from my local farm- Drop the peas into the boiling water; bring back organic bagged beans from Fig ers market combined with sweet, 2to a boil and cook until tender and still vivid Food Co. is a fine place to start. smoked Spanish paprika and green, about 3 minutes. Transfer the peas to the ice Think canned beans, no can crispy Italian flat bread bites was bath. opener needed. The line of almost enough to transport me When the peas have cooled, drain them; eight beans includes black, back to the trip of a lifetime in Sao 3transfer to a food processor along with the borlotti, cannellini, chickpeas, Paulo. The paired caipirinha in lemon zest and juice, tahini, garlic and 6 red kidney, navy, pinto and hand was just the feather in my tablespoons olive oil. Process until smooth. Season small red. We found the chick- ponytail. Chickpeas with salt and pepper to taste. peas (a hummus recipe's on the Organic Bodotti Beans back) and borlotti a snap to use. Mario Batali is the award-winning Cut the focaccia into narrow slices; toast them dv to , 4In a toaster oven or under the broiler. And the pouches are BPA free. Ready lo Eat chefbehind25 restaurants in- Prices start at $3 for a 15-ounce cludingEataly, Del Posto, and his Place the hummus in a serving bowl; create a pouch. For a store Iocater NII'M 1501(4259) flagship Greenwich VIllage enoteca, 5shallow well In the center. Drizzle the remaining www.figfood.com Babbo. 2 tablespoons of oil into the well; sprinkle the ZBIGNIEW BZDAK/TRIBUNE NEWSPAPERS pimenton around the walls of the well. Serve at [email protected] Distributed by Th'bune Content room temperature or cool, with the focaccia Twitter dythb Agency crostini. FOOD Bayless is back -oRoaed Ready to improvise? In "More Mexican Everyday:' with engaging Rick Bayless suggests using the oil in this recipe to saute shrimp or chicken then finish the dish with newcookbook some of the garlic. Or toss the oil and garlic with pasta, chili flakes, some 'More Mexican More arugula and grated Everyday' coaches MEXICAN Parmesan. Or skim off some oil for sauteeing cooks to improvise EVERYDAY potatoes or basting grilled with his recipes Rick Ba less vegetables. Separate 4 heads of garlic BY JUDY HEVRDFJS into cloves. Lay unpeeled Tribune Newspapers garlic cloves in a 12-Inch skillet. Over medium heat, Mix the passion chef 'n roast garlic, turning Rick Bayless has for the 4 regularly, until soft and cuisines of Mexico with his browned in spots, about 15 enthusiasm for serving it minutes. Remove from up at his many restaurants heat. and on his TV series "Mexi- When cool enough to co: One Plate at a Time," lo years after "Mexican handle, peel, then place in a and it's easy to see how that Everyday Easy, Full-Fia- food processor. Pulse until could never be contained in vored, Tradition-Packed," garlic is roughly chopped. a handful of books. and, as with the earlier It should come as no volume, it was written with With the machine surprise then that he's his wife, Deann Groen running, pour 1 I? to 2 cups written a ninth cookbook, Bayless. It picks up, Bayless olive oil through the feed "More Mexican Everyday says, where "Mexican Ev- tube in a slow, steady Simple, Seasonal, Celebra- eryday" left off, so there's stream. Stop the machine; tory" (WW Norton & Co., an emphasis on ingredients add / cup fresh lime juice $35) in his engaging style, that have become more and 1 teaspoon salt. Pulse with recipes and meal-time accessible over the past 10 to incorporate. ideas for the home cook, years. Transfer mixture to a jar. whether they cook every "One ofthe greatjoys for CHRISTOPHER HIRSHEIMER PHOTO Store. covered, in the day for their families or for me is to go to the store and In his new cookbook, chef Rick Bayless includes a collection of "secret weapon" flavorings, refrigerator. lt will last for recreation. the farmers market and buyincluding a roasted garlic mojo, above. several months. "This is a book for peo- things I think are really ple who love to cook," beautiful, and that's sort of flavorings: two marinade- fire Challenge," says Bay- for the increased heat in Bayless told us. "Not for the focus ofthis book," he type adobos, a spicy-sweet less, who won the first their eats. "We used to put people who feel cooking is says. chipotle mix and a roasted season of"Top Chef Mas- spicy dishes on (the menu) and thrown them on a taco somehow a drudgery, but Which means, in the garlic mojo. They are used ters' "is really the essence every once in a while. Now because if it's done well, it's for people who enjoy the Bayless kitchen, those in several recipes and de- ofgetting people away fromwe have a whole bunch of authentic to them." act of cooking as much as things might be trans- signed for improvising to recipes because it teaches spicy dishes on the menu And their grandparents? they enjoy eating?' formed into a mustard suit your tastes and the you how to cook and how because those are the Something is authentic if Bayless is quick to note, greens soup with poblanos ingredients you have on to think like a chef And to things that sell the most,' the ingredients came from though, that "in this day and almonds. Or sweet- hand. tell you the truth, almost he says. "Maybe their Mexico and it was cooked and age, most of us have sour pickled tomatillos may Improvisation is at the everybody who is cooking grandparents would come in a clay pot like the grand- such rich lives that even if share a salad plate with heart ofthis book. "I have dinner on a weeknight is in with them, they would mothers do there. "For the we're the avocational cook Little Gem lettuce and really worked to help peo- doing a Quickfire challenge. shy away from the spice. millennial cook, the idea of for the weekend, you're pumpkin seeds. And pie understand why a reci- You don't have very much But the kids don't shy away authenticity ifyou love probably not going to spend poached eggs go bold when pe is the way that it is. And time. You just have to get from the spice at all." Mexican flavors and you're 10 hours in the kitchen set atop a mix of ancho that hopefully, will release dinner on the table but you And their understanding going to make a quick pasta making one meal. My goal chili, kale, potato and fresh people from their ties to the want it to be delicious." of authenticity is com- dish, is to use that green is to offer people recipes cheese. 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HEAPTACHE TONIGHT PHOTO Eagles trIbute band Heartache Tonight will perform July 9 as part of Rosemont's Rockin' ¡n the Park Summer Concert Series. From Chicago to Skokie, check out Summer soundsthis season'smany outdoor concerts STAFF REPORT Des Plaines July30: Midwest Dueling Pianos (keyboard Niles Pioneer Press magic). Live at the Lake Swnrner Entertain- Concerts in the Park, 6:30-8:30 p.m. Ah, summer! ment Series, 7p.m. Thursdays, July 2-30, Morton Grove Fridays, July 10-Aug. 14, at Oak Park, Lee It's time once again for the annual at Lake Park Memorial Pavilion, 2200 Lee and Ottawa. Free. Visit www.niles- roundup of outdoor concerts, created to at Fargo. Shows will be canceled in the Tunes on Tuesday, 7-8:30 p.m. Tues- parks.org. July 10: Penny Cas-niVal Night help you enjoy these few months of Chi- event of rain. Call (847) 391-5700 or visit days, June 16-July 28, at Harrer Park Shel- and The White Saddle Band (country). July cago's best weather to its fullest. So grab www.desplainesparks.org. July 2: Des ter, 6250 Dempster (north end ofthe park). 17: Vehicle Adventure and Associates Band your lawn chairs and blankets and be sure Plaines Community Concert Band. July 9: Free. Inclement weather location is Park (Motown). July 24: Down Home Family to keep this guide handy all season. Johnny Russler & The Beach Bum Band View School Gymnasium, 6200 Lake. June Fun and Soda (rock 'n' roll). July 31: Party in (variety). July16: Artistry in Motion Dance 16: The Student Body (rock, pop and al- the Park and Sting Rays ('SOs, 'óOs and Chicagu Company (jazz, modern, contemporary ternative cover). June 23: Lisa Rene Band '70s). Aug. 7: All Aboard the Train and The tap, lyrical, ballet and hip hop). July23: (original and cover). June 30: Mason Rivers Juke Box Band (variety). Aug. 14: BBI ('70s Edison Park Fest, Aug. 14-loin the Barefoot Hawaiians (Polynesian). July 30: (country). July 14: Bopology ('50s and '60s). and '80s). downtown area around the Edison Park Bopology (swing). July 23 (Thursday): Shindig! ('60s tribute). Metra Station, 6730 N. Olmsted, Chicago. July 28: SamaSama Project (Filipino folk The event includes food, beverages, live fusion). Norridge music, Family Stage activities, and Kids' Lincoinwood Island m the City Festival, July 9-12 at Play Area. Band schedule: Friday, 97Nine Sununer Concert Series, 7p.m. Thurs- Norridge Community Park, 4631 N. Over- 5:30-7:30 p.m., Rod Tuffcurls and the Bench days, June 4-July 30, at Proesel Park, 7055 Mount Prospect bill. Free admission. The event features live Press 8-10:15 p.m.; Saturday, Treehouse Kostner Ave. Free. Visit wwwrecrea- Fridays on the Green Concerts, 6-8 entertainment, food vendors and carnival noon-1:30 p.m., Smokin Gunz 2-3:30 p.m., tion.lwd.org. June 4: Wind Gypsys (classic p.m. the first and third Fridays, June 5-Aug. rides. Hours are 5-10 p.m. Thursday 5-11 Sons of Mary 4-5:30 p.m., Northshore 6- rock, jazzy blues, country and Southern 21, at Village Hall, 50 S. Emerson. Free p.m. Friday i-il p.m. Saturday; and 1-10 p.m. 7:30 p.m., Wedding Banned 8-10:15 p.m.; rock). June 11: StingRays (rock 'n' roll). June parking in the Emerson St Garage. Free. Sunday. Music lineup - Thursday: Seren- Sunday, Centerfold noon-1:30 p.m., Hot 18: Johnny Russler & The Beach Bum Band June 5: The Lepolion Effect June 19: Div- dipit6-7 p.m., 7th Heaven, 7:30-9:30 p.m.; Rocks Band, 2-3:30 p.m., 4-5:30 p.m., Tan- (Caribbean rock, reae and calypso). June ing for Dynamite. July 17: The Cleveland Friday Bitter Sweet, 6-7:30 p.m.; Infinity queray Mist 6-7:30 p.m., Sixteen Candles 25: Final Say (top 40 hits to classics). July 9: Experiment Aug. 7: Ken Dix and the Friday 8-10:30 p.m.; Saturday "It's So About You", 8-10 p.m. Admission is free. Visit www.edi- ABBA Salute (tribute band). July16: Just Night Lawn Jockeys. Aug. 21: Suburban sonpark.com/epfest South of Heaven (Americana/country). Cowboys. Turn to Concerts, Next Page GO

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2:30-3:30 p.m.,Todka & Vonics, 4-5:30 p.m., Sonic 7,6-7:30 p.m., Hi Infldelity 8-10:30 p.m.; Sunday Six Strings Crossing; 2:45- 3:45 p.m., Smokin Gunz, 4-5:30 p.m., The Mantz Brothers, 6-8 p.m., The Lost Trail ers, 8:15-9:30 p.m., TBA. Visit www.islan- dinthecitycom. To ADVERTISE Park Ridge Park Ridge Fine Arts Symphony, 50-piece orchestra under the direction of Barbara Schubert, 8p.m. Fridays, June 19-July 31, at Hodges Park, Prospect and VIne. Free. Visit www.prfas.org. June19: "Viva l'Italia!" June 26: "Made in America." July10: "Hooray for Hollywood." July17: "Broadway Gems." July 24: "Russian Splen- dors." July 31: Brian Patti Big Band (Frank NEVERLY BROTHERS PHOTO Sinatra tribute). The Neverly Brothers perform rock 'n' roll CALL classics from Elvis to the Beatles.

Rosemont more. Visit www.backlotbash.com. Friday, Rockin' in the Park Summer Concert Aug. 28: 6:45 p.m., Decoy Prayer Meeting Series, 7-9:45 p.m. Thursdays, through 8:30 p.m., The Fabulous Thunderbirds Sept. 6, at MB Financial Park, 5501 Park featuring Kim Wilson. Saturday, Aug. 29: Place. June 4: Final Say. June 11: Dick Hohl- 11:30 a.m., Angela James; 12:45 p.m., Gil- day and the Bamboo Gang. June 18: Ameri- lespie Jazz Tho; 1:45 p.m., Matt Hendricks; can English. June 25: Generation. July 2: 3 p.m., Infamous Banjolele Bandit, 4 p.m., Pride of Lions. July 9: Heartache Tonight. Nu Bambu; 5:15 p.m., Eric Unger 6:45 p.m., July16: Live the Who. July 23: Hi Infidelity. The Luck ofEden Hall; 8:30 p.m., The July 30: Chicago Experience. Aug. 6: Atom- Psychedelic Furs. Sunday, Aug. 30: noon. ic Punks. Aug; 13: West Side Winders. Aug. Steve Rosen. 1:15 p.m., Infamous Banjolele 312-283-7082 20: Kashmir. Aug. 27: Slippery When Wet. Bandit, 2:15 p.m., Jess McIntosh; 3:30 p.m., Sept. 3: Libido Funk Circus. Sept 6: Jak- Chris Corsale; 4:30 p.m., Dann Mon & The Thpper. Smashing Bastard Sideshow; 6:15 p.m., Tributosaurus becomes The Cars. Sunday Sundown Summer Concerts, Skokie 7 p.m. July 12-Aug. 9, at Devonshire Park, Skokie's Backlot Bash, Aug. 28-30 in a 4400 Greenwood. Free. Visit wwskokie- closed-off, two-block portion of Oakton parks.org. July12: The Triple Threat Band, Street, between Lincoln and Laramie, ad- July19: The Illinois Brass Band, . July 26: jacent to Village Hall, features live music, The Neverly Brothers. Aug. 2: The Student an amusement park/carnival, 5K run and Body, Aug. 9: Jimmy Warren Band. 38 GO

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t, KAYLEE DUROW Glenview's Kaylee Durow sold out two shows at Davenport's in Chicago and is now bringing her show to the Skokie Theatre. Singer Kaylee Durow fulfilling lifelong dream B JACKIE PiLossoPH ranger, John Hopkins, as 'Kaylee Durow Pioneer Press well as guest vocalists and musicians, will feature Live' When asked why she's songs from artists and When: 7:30p.m. Thurs- been a performing vocalist composers such as Norah day, June11 most ofher life, Kaylee Jones, the Beatles, Sting, Where:Skokie Theatre, Durow responded. "Sing- Natalie Merchant and 7924 Lincoln Ave. ing fills my soul." Andrew Lloyd Webber. Admission: $20 The Glenview mother of Durow, who has lived in Info:Skokietheatre.org five, who for years has been Glenview for 16 years with singing in church and at her husband,Tim,and weddings and funerals, is their children, holds a now the star of her new degree in psychology, was were then offered two show, "Kaylee Durow an elementary school performances at Daven- Live' which takes place teacher and music instruc- port, one in January and June 11 at the Skokie Thea- tor for several years, both inone in February. Both tre. Deerfield and in Florida. shows sold out. "I love the emotional Her show came about "That's not an easy thing side of performing, of get- when she and Hopkins to do," Nitz said. "There's ting into the music, of feel- were looking for ways to an honesty in what she ing it' said Durow, who expand outside of the does. There are people who YIHAT IF THE FUTURE OF KIDS WAS grew up in Lincolnwood. "I church. They attended a sing at you and people who reach out and I can feel the show last winter at Chi- sing for you. Kaylee sings people watching me and cago's Davenport's, where for her audience." being brought in. It's really vocalist Daryl Nitz was "My cheeks hurt from A STOCK YOU COULD INVEST IN? heartfelt." performing. smiling so much," said

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FAMILY FRIENDLY Catch the rhythm witha o. Be the Groove performance

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Kids will get a bang out of watching. hearing and being a part of the "Be the Groove: Make the Rhythm, Keep the Beat" performance, 2-3 p.m. Saturday, June13, at Morton Grove Public Library 6140 Lincoln Ave. I "Rhythm can be both seen and heard, so there will be an energetic mix of rhythmic choreography and body percussion," said Kevin Brown, director of education for Be the Groove. He noted that parts of the show are interactive and that the performance "imparts musical terminol- ogy while emphasizing the importance of teamwork." One segment deals with the issue of bullying - but does it in a playful, musical manner. The high-energy show features four performers who employ rhythmic choreography, technical drumming. beatboxing and spoken-word poetry Audi- BE THE GROOVE PHOTO ence members will bein- Be the Groove presents "Make the Rhythm, Keep the Beat:' volved as a group, as well as an interactive show at the Morton Grove Pubhc Library. individually, with some being invited onstage. Both grownups and kids 7774 or go to skokielibrary Western Ave., Park Ridge will be encouraged to con- info. during the Sunny Saturday sider new ways of applying Duck Race, 1-1:15 p.m. Sat- rhythm to their everyday A wheel deal urday, June 6. Purchase a lives. duck for $5 or 3 for $10 and For details, call 847-965- Summer is a great time your family may win a 4220 or go to mgpLorg. for family bike rides. Your prize. first stop should be the For details, call 847-692- Oakton Park parking lot, 5127 or go to prparks.org. Far out Oakton Street at Knox Ave., Green scene Dino O'Dell will intro- Skokie, 10 am.-2p.m. Sat- Kids will learn the im- duce "Heroes of Outer urday, June 6, for Bicycle portance of preserving the Space" to families with Safety Day. There will be environment through fun children in preschool games for kids through age activities and entertainment through third grade, 3-3:45 14, plus a bicycle safety during World Environment p.m. Tuesday, June 9, at course. Day, 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday, Skokie Public Library 5215 For details, call 847-933- June 6, at the Chicago Bo- Oakton St You'll meet as- 8232 or go to skokie.org. tanic Garden, 1000 Lake tronauts, fix alien space- Cook Road, Glencoc. The ships and learn about our Try your luck and Dreamtree Shakers perform solar system in this story- at 11:30 am. and Layla Fran- telling journey though outerbuy a duck kel at 1:30 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. space. Pick up tickets at 2:30 Ducks will zoom down For detnils, call 847-835- t p.m. that day. the waterslide at Centennial 5440 or go to chicago For details, call 847-673- Aquatic Center, 100 S. botanic.org. L.. 40 GO

MOMMY ON A SHOESTRING DIY projects that helpprevent summer L. brain drain June is here and we've Make Your Own I almost made it through another year of school. Journal Soon homework assign- When it comes to jour- ments, crazy carpools and naling, everyone benefits. early morning wake-up Journaling encourages calls will be replaced with kids to write without fear, sunny days, warm nights BETH ENGELMAN as there really is no "right" and unstructured freedom. Mommy on a Shoestring or "wrong" way to journal. Summer is also a great time Writers can express their to teach our children new things, reinforce dreamsand emotions, or describe their day. critical skills and have fun. Encourage your kids to make their own journals using recyclables such as grocery Backyard Scrabble bags, magazine covers or cereal boxes. Below are the directions for a cereal box Turi your backyard into a jum$o Scrab- journal, though the process can be used ble boárd with the help of bathrçthm tiles, with any sort of recyclable. permanent markers and the stL You need: You need: Empty cereal box Ceramic tiles (available at most home Notebook paper repair and hardware stores) Ribbon Permanent markers (such as Sharpies or 3-ring hole punch Paint Pens) Beads or charms (optional) MUSEUM OF SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY PHOTO Directions: Directions: Solar oven smores Use a permanent marker to write one Make the front and back covers by cut- letter on each tile. ting the cereal box into two 9x11-inch Solar Powered S'mores essarPull up the top flap and cover the Place tiles outside in direct sunlight for rectangles. hole with plastic wrap. Use tape to hold it about an hour. The warm temperature will Punch three holes on the left side of Here's a tasty way to learn aboutthe in place. bake the color right into the tile. each cereal box rectangle. sun's heat, courtesy ofThe Museum of Place s'more on a paper plate and place Once your tiles are dry, you're ready to Arrange the notebook by sandwiching Science and Industry's Summer Brain inside the box. Close the lid, fold back the play. You can use your tiles to play scrabble notebook paper in between the front and Games series. This free summer program foil flap and prop it open with a ruler. with the whole family, or have your kids back covers. includes weekly hands-on activities that Place pizza box oven outside. Make sure play an anagram game where they have to Thread ribbon through each hole, and incorporate science, math and foster criti- the flap is directly facing the sun. turn one word into new words using the tie at the top. cal thinking skills. To learn more and sign The next step is to wait! It can take up to same letters. If desired, add a few beads or charms. up for the weekly activities visit one hour to cook. Be careful when remov- www.msichicago.org/programs/summer- ing the s'more, as the oven can be hot. brain-games You need Empty pizza box Let's Read! Wooden ruler Don't forget to read this $unnier! Most Aluminum foil local libraries offer free readirprograms Plastic wrap that include awards and other incentives. Tape Need advice on new and ecciting books? Sharp scissors or craft knife (adults Find a list at the American Library Associ- only) ation: wwwa1a.org/a1sc/compubs/book- S'mores ingredients: graham crackers, lists/summerreadinglist. j' chocolate and marshmallows Directions: Talk Back to Mommy! 7 Create a flap on top ofthe box by cuttingDo you have afavoriteplace to buy second three sides of a square on the pizza box lid, hand clothes? Perhaps you have a DTY about two inches from the sides. Use a clothingproject to share. We are lookingfor craft knife or sharp scissors (adults only). kid clothes ideas thatparents can buy/make Fold back the flap and cover the inside on a shoestring budget. Send us your with aluminum foil (shiny side out). Use thoughts via Facebook, www.facebook.com/ tape to keep the foil in place. Open the box beth.engelman.7 or by email BETh ENGELMAN/PIONEEP PRESS BETh ENGELMAN/PIONEER PRESS and cover the bottom and sides with alu- Bethmommyonashoestring.com. You may An anagram created from word play tiles. Cereal box journals are fun to make. minum foil, shiny side up. Use tape if nec- befeatured in an upcoming article. GO CALENDAR

Listings are subject to change. "Other Hands":Someone living in "The Littie Foxes":A family is torn Jeff Brown & The New Black: With Please call the venue in advance. today's world of instant gratification apart because of a conflict about fund- The Future Laureates, Lauren Wolf and the high use of technology and ing an industrialized cotton mill. 8p.m. Band and Common Shiner. 8 p.m. Fil- quick fixes has to deal with one of life's Friday 2p.m. and 8p.m. Saturday 2 day, Metro, 3730 N. Clark St., Chicago, Friday, June 5 biggest mysteries: love. 7:30 p.m. Friday, p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday, Goodman $12, 773-549-0203 Saturday and Monday, Josephinum Theatre, 170 N. Dearborn St, Chicago, Academy, 1500 N. Bell Ave., Chicago, $18-$67, 312-443-3800 "Ring of Fire: Music of Johnny "Lady Windermere's Fan":Oscar Cash":A journey through the icon's Wilde's four-act comedy of morals. 7:30 $10 "The Drowning Gins":Three mur- career, from the cotton fields of Arkan- p.m. Friday-Saturday, 2:30 p.m. Sunday, dered women gather evidence against sas to the Grand 01e Opiy. 8 p.m. Fri- Stage 773,1225W. Belmont Ave., Chi- "Once":An Irish musician and a Czech immigrant are drawn together by their the man who killed them. 8p.m. Friday- day-Saturday, 3 p.m. Saturday-Sunday, cago, $20-$40, 773-327-5252 shared love of music. 7:30 p.m. Friday- Saturday, Signal Ensemble Theatre, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Mercury Theater, Saturday, 2 p.m. Saturday-Sunday, Cad- 1802 W. Berenice Ave., Chicago, $12- 3745 N. Southport Ave., Chicago, TBA, "Bad Jews":A Jewish family gets 773-325-1700 together for a funeral where two cous- illac Palace Theatre, 151 W. Randolph $23, 773-698-7389 ins battle over a treasured family heir- St., Chicago, $30-$95, 800-775-2000 "Camping: The Musical":A father "Maliice Buyers Club":Evil will win loom. 8 p.m. Friday-Saturday, 2 p.m. reminisces about times spent camping every time, from boyfriends, bank rob- Sunday, Theater Wit, 1229 W. Belmont "The Seven Secret Plays of Madame with hissons. 7:30 p.m. Friday, Gorilla bers to corrupt businessmen. 8 p.m. Ave., Chicago, $12-$24, 773-975-8150 Caprice":Five outcasts gather to write seven plays with different genres and Tango Theatre, 1919 N. Milwaukee Ave., Friday, Public House Theatre, 3914 N. Clark St, Chicago, $15, 800-650-6449 "Don't Go Gentle":Judge Lawrence aesthetics. 8 p.m. Friday-Saturday, 4 Chicago, $15,773-598-4549 Driver, a conservative powerhouse on p.m. Sunday, Chopin Theatre, 1543 W. "Picasso at the Lapin Agile": Come- Maker L Muse: Women and Early the bench but a failure at home, is now Division St., Chicago, $15-$30, 773-278- dian Steve Martin imagines what would Twentieth Century Art Jewelry: retired, widowed and seeking redemp- 1500 happen ifAlbert Einstein and Pablo This exhibition features works drawn tion. He volunteers to do pro bono legni Picasso were to meet in a bistro. 7:30 from the Collection ofRichard H. Drie- work with Tanya, a vulnerable ex-con "Crime Scene: The Next Chapter": A p.m. Friday, Saturday and Wednesday, haus and prominent private and public with a troubled teenage son, while show that raises questions about segre- 2:30 p.m. Saturday, The Greenhouse collections throughout the United working to repair the increasingly com- gation, poverty the news media and popular culture by meshing interviews, Theater Center, 2257 N. Lincoln Ave., States. 10 am. all week, Richard H. plicated relationships with his own Driehaus Museum, 40 E. Erie St, Chi- adult children. 8 p.m. Friday-Saturday, 3 articles, online comments, true stories Chicago, $16-$20, 773-404-7336 cago, $12.50-$20, 312-482-8933 p.m. Sunday, Theater Wit, 1229W. Bel- of Chicago crimes and stories of hope and healing. 7:30 p.m. Friday-Saturday, 3 "Tartuffe":The scoundrel Orgon mont Ave., Chicago, $12-$28, 773-975- deceives and throws a family into utter international Cultural Festival:See 8150 p.m. Sunday, Flat Iron Arts Building, 1579 N. Milwaukee Ave., Chicago, $10- chaos. 7:30 p.m. Friday, Saturday and films, theater, music and dance performances from around the world at the "Three Sisters":Three sisters who $30,312-335-3000 Wednesday 2:30 p.m. Sunday, The Greenhouse Theater Center, 2257 N. inaugural fest 7:30 p.m. Friday, 8 p.m. live in a drab provincial town imagine Saturday, Black Ensemble Theater, futures in the big city. 8p.m. Friday- Chicago Styled: FashIoning the Lincoln Ave., Chicago, $8-$10, 773-404- 4-450 N. Clark St, Chicago, $10-$25, Saturday, The Den Theatre, 1333 N. Magnificent Mlle:This exhibition 7336 773-769-4451 Milwaukee Ave., Chicago, $28 uses 20 outfits from the museum's cos- tume collection to tell the story of a "On Your Feeti":The story of Gloria "Honorable Mention":Performance "Cowboy Versus Samurai": Two street, in fashion. 9:30 am. all week, and Emilio Estefan's relationship and artist Vanessa Valliere uses puppetry Asian men fall for an Asian woman who Chicago History Museum, 1601 N. Clark career through their songs, includin- clown and doll parts to tell stories of only dates Caucasians. 7:30 p.m. Friday- St., Chicago, free, 312-642-4600 g "Rhythm is Gonna Get You' "Conga" and "Get On Your Feet" 7:30 p.m. Fri- failure and success. 8 p.m. Friday, Up- Saturday, 3 p.m. Sunday, The Den Thea- town Underground, 4707 N. Broadway, tre, 1333 N. Milwaukee Ave., Chicago, "The Fifth Dimension":Twilight day, Sunday, Tuesday and Wednesday 2 p.m. Saturday-Sunday 8 p.m. Saturday, Chicago, $15, 773-867-1946 $25, 773-231-0832 Zone-inspired sketch comedy based on the delusions oflobster love, Loch Ness Oriental Theatre, 24w. Randolph St, "Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Ernest Shackleton life and sugar snap peas. 10:30 p.m. Chicago, $30-$9Z 800-775-2000 "The White Road": Bund": Aone-hour blitz of3O ex- makes an ill-fated attempt to cross Ant- Friday, Donny's Skybox Theatre, 1608 A woman survives the end of tremely briefplays. 11:30 p.m. Friday- arctica from sea to sea via the South N. Wells St., Chicago, $13,312-337-3992 "Chalk": the world but must grapple with her Saturday, 7 p.m. Sunday, The Neo-Fu- Pole. 7:30 p.m. Friday-Saturday, 3p.m. turailum, 5153 N. Ashland Ave., Chi- Sunday, The Den Theatre, 1333 N. Mil- "Bible Bingo":An Archdiocesan bingo daughter's reappearance. 7:30 p.m. Friday-Saturday, 3 p.m. Sunday, Victory cago, $9 plus the roll ofone die ($10- waukee Ave., Chicago, $5-$30 department is on the hunt for revenue. 8 p.m. Friday-Saturday, Royal George Gardens Theater, 2433 N. Lincoln Ave., $15) or $20 for advance reservation, "Belfast Girls":Five street women Theatre Center, 1641 N. Halsted St., Chicago, $5-$30, 773-871-3000 773-275-5255 orphaned by the Irish Famine travel to Chicago, $30,312-988-9000 Monty Python's "Life of Brian" "inana":8 p.m. Friday 4 p.m. and 8 Australia for a fresh start. 7:30 p.m. (1979):Brian is born on the original p.m. Saturday' 2 p.m. Sunday, 7:30 p.m. Friday, 3 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Saturday, 6 "The Herd":The dynamic of 21-year- Christmas, in the stable next door, and Wednesda TimeLine Theatre, 615 W p.m. Sunday, The Den Theatre, 1333 N. oldAndy'sbirthday party changes when spends his life being mistaken for a Wellington Ave., Chicago, $22-$48, Milwaukee Ave., Chicago, $25, 832-819- two unexpected guests appear. 7:30 p.m. messiah. ii p.m. Friday-Saturday, 10:30 773-281-8463 4336 Friday-Saturday, 3 p.m. Saturday-Sun- day, Steppenwolf Theatre Company, p.m. Monday, The Logan Theatre, 2646 "Soon i Wili Be invincible":The devi- Into the Bat Caves of Kenya: Scien- 1650 N. Halsted St., Chicago, $20-$82, N. Milwaukee Ave., Chicago, $7.50, 312-335-1650 773-342-5555 ous Doctor Impossible has escaped tists Bruce Patterson and Paul Webala, from prison and legendary superhero accompanied by vlogger Emily Graslie, "The Magic Parlour":The House "The Wild Duck":A father dreams of a CoreFire has vanished without a trace. venture deep into a cave in Kenya's 7:30 p.m. Friday, 8 p.m. Saturday, 4 p.m. Mount Suswa to study the varied bats of Theatre of Chicago company member new invention that can restore his fall- Sunday, Lifeline Theatre, 6912 N. Glen- East Africa. 9 am. all week, Field Muse- and resident magician Dennis Watkins en family's name to greatness. 8 p.m. Friday-Saturday, 6 p.m. Sunday, Christ wood Ave., Chicago, $20-$40, 773-761- um, 14005. Lake Shore Drive, Chicago, performs. 7:30 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. Fri- Evangelical Lutheran Church, 3253 W 4477 free, 312-922-9410 day-Saturday, 2 p.m. Sunday, Palmer House Hilton, 17E. 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0o Go Calendar, from Previous Page Parisian Salon Concert:George Le- Saturday, June 6 Senior Exhibition:Loyola's graduating pauw presents musicians from his fine arts majors show recent work in "Scotland Poad":A young woman is International Beethoven Project 7:30 ceramics, painting, drawing and pho- found floating in the Atlantic. 8p.m. p.m. Friday, Northhrook Public Library Promenade of Art:An outdoor festi- tography. Noon Saturday, The Ralph Friday-Saturday, 2 p.m. Sunday, BoHo 1201 Cedar Lane, Northbrook, free, val featuring art, jewelry, sculpture, Arnold Fine Arts Annex, 1131 W. Sheri- Theatre at Heartland Studio Theatre, 847-272-6224 painting and ceramics from more than dan Road, Chicago, free, 773-508-8400 7016 N. Glenwood Ave., Chicago, $20, 110 artists. There will also be live music, 866-8114111 Paul Wertico and Erin McDougaid: children's activities and the annual "The Birds":A violent flock of birds Compositions will include the music of "Taste of Arlington Heights," which attacks and forces a couple to take ref- Wired Fridays:A lunch break dance Tom Waitts, Clint Eastwood, GunsN- features food and drink from local res- uge in an abandoned beach house. 7:30 party series in the Randolph Square. 9 Roses, Film Noir soundtrack adapta- taurants. 10 am. Saturday-Sunday, Vail p.m. Saturday, 3 p.m. Sunday, Theater p.m. Friday, Chicago Cultural Center, 78 tions, Hoagy Carmichael, Billy Stray- Avenue and Campbell Street Arlington Wit, 1229W. Belmont Ave., Chicago, E. Washington St., Chicago, free, 312- horn and more. 8p.m. Friday, Skokie Heights, free, 847-926-4300 $35, 773-975-8150 744-3315 Theatre, 7924 N. Lincoln Ave., Skokie, $35, 847-677-7761 Japan Festival:A festival featuring River North Beer Fest:Sample more "Doubt: A Parable":A progressive martial arts demonstrations, video game than 50 beers from multiple brewers. pastor's conduct is questioned. 8 p.m. "Shining Lives":The young women of exhibitions, taiko drumming perform- Noon Saturday, John Barleycorn, 149 W. Friday, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday-Wednesday, Chicago's Radium Dial Company are ances, food vendors, a marketplace and Kinzie St, Chicago, $50 (21+), 773-348- Glencoe Union Church, 263 Park Ave., living a dream and earning good wages. kids activities. 10 am. Saturday-Sunday, 8899 Glencoe, $35-$70, 847-242-6000 After years of hand painting watch dials, Forest View Educational Center Thea- the so-called "harmless" leads to tragic ter, 2121S. Goebbert Road, Arlington "Yes, Andersonviile":A meta-musical "Later Life": Twopeople meet at a results. 8 p.m. Friday 2:30 p.m. and 8 Heights, $5; free for kids under age 18, about Andersonville's 800-year history party and rekindle a romance. 8 p.m. p.m. Saturday; 2:30 p.m. and 7p.m. Sun- 847-593-1633 9:30 p.m. Saturday, pH Comedy Thea- Friday-Saturday, 3 p.m. Sunday, Oil day; 7:30 p.m. Tuesday; 1p.m. and 7:30 ter, 1515 W. Berwyn Ave., Chicago, $15, Lamp Theater, 1723 Glenview Road, p.m. Wednesday, Northlight Theatre, "Queen Amarantha":A queen with a 773-961-8214 Glenview, $35, 847-834-0738 9501 Skokie Blvd., Skokie, $15-$54, tarnished reputation runs away from 847-673-6300 her royal duties. When the kingdom Wingout Chicago:The inaugural Chagall for Children:An interactive begins to fall under the rule of her celebration of the chicken wing. Attend- exhibit featuring hands-on activities Wlnnetka Children's Fair:Admission brother, the queen must choose to save ees can vote for the best wings in multi- and audio descriptions of each of Marc to the fairgrounds is free and open to the kingdom or keep her freedom. 7:30 ple categories. 2 p.m. Saturday-Sunday, Chagall's works. 9:30 a.m. Monday- the public. Tickets for attractions can be p.m. Saturday, 4p.m. Sunday, City Lit St. Michael in Old Town, 1633 N. Cleve- Saturday, noon Sunday, Kohl Children's purchased. 10a.m. Friday-Saturday, Theater Company, 1020 w Bryn Mawr land Ave., Chicago, $55,312-642-2498 Museum, 2100 Patriot Blvd., Glenview, Winnetka Village Green, Elm St and Ave., Chicago, $20, 773-293-3682 $11-$10, 847-832-6600 Maple St, Winnetka, 847-446-4432 Turn to Go Calendar, Next Page

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Go Calendar,fromPrevious Page "Fire and Beer":Improvisation based Redhead Festivai:The first Redhead "Eastern Winds":Flutist Yukie Ota on an audience suestions. 8p.m. Sat- Days Festival in the United States. 10 will be featured. 4 p.m. Sunday, St Greg- "Proud to be Me" concert and urday, The Annoyance Theatre, 851w. am. Saturday-Sunday, Highland Park ory the Great Church, 5535 N. Paulina dance:The nonprofit Artemis Singers Belmont Ave., Chicago, $12; $8 for stu- City Hail, 1707 St Johns Ave., Highland St, Chicago, free, 773-354-4533 specialize in performing music written dents, 773-697-9693 Park, free, 630-207-7088 or arranged by women. The dance with Deerfleld Historic Viilage:Explore live DJ immediately follows the concert. Chicago Powwow:The 62nd Annual Silver Screen Series: "The Parent five historic buildings, including the 7p.m. Saturday, Broadway United Powwow will celebrate the Native Trap":2 p.m. Saturday, Morton Grove oldest building in Lake County. Chil- Methodist Church, 3338 N. Broadway, American culture and community with Public Library 6140 Lincoln Ave., Mor- dren can visit a one-room schoolhouse Chicago, Suested donation of $15- traditional artisans, dance music and ton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 and learn about life in early Deerfield. $20, 773-764-4465 food. lOam. Saturday-Sunday, Busse Free docent guided tours are available. 2 Woods Forest Preserve, East Higgins Zombie Apocalypse Live:Navigate p.m. Sunday, Deerfield Historic Village, The Pied Piper:An ensemble cast and South Arlington Heights Roads, Elk your way through oncoming infectious 450 Kipling Place, Deerfield, free, 847- performs to haunting music based on Grove Village, $10-$15, kids 5 and under zombies. 2 p.m. Saturday-Sunday, Fear 948-0680 the Robert Browning poem. 4p.m. free, 773-275-5871 City, 8240 N. Austin Ave., Morton Saturday-Tuesday, Strawdog Theatre, Grove, $29 - $39, 303-355-3327 Art in the Park:Elk Grove Park Dis- 3829 N. Broadway, Chicago, $15,773- Northbrook Symphony/Music in- trict's 5th Annual Art in the Park Event 528-9696 stitute of Chicago Coilaboration: Signature With a Song:Laura Free- highlightingChicagoland culture and 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Nichols Concert man, Jeff Hedberg, Frieda Lee, Beckie featuring artwork, performances and Sweet Water Roiling with John Hub- Hall, Music Institute of Chicago, 1490 Menzie, Daryl Nitz, Johnny Rodgers creative activities. Noon Sunday, Elk er and Maria McCuiiough:10a.m. Chicago Ave., Evanston, $30-$40,847- andspecialguest Denise Tomasello will Grove Village Public Library 1001 Wel- Saturday, Myron R. Szold Music and 272-0755 perform the signature songs of several lington Ave., Elk Grove Village, free, Dance Hall, Old Town School of Folk Great American singers. 8 p.m. Saturday, 847-437-9494 Music, 4545 N. Lincoln Ave., Chicago, Sustainable Agricuiture:A full day of Skokie Theatre, 7924 N. Lincoln Ave., Free-$6, 773-728-6000 presentations and family-friendly activ- Skokie, $25,847-677-7761 "A Vision In Sound: Mussorgsky, ities focused on sustainable agriculture, Bunch, Hlgdon":A Chicago Philhar- Baathhaus:10p.m. Saturday, Uptown eco-friendly gardening techniques and monic show dedicated to the five Underground, 4707 N. Broadway, Chi- plant science research. WGN-TV chief Sunday, June 7 senses. 7 p.m. Sunday, Pick-Staiger cago, $15, 773-867-1946 meteorologist Tom Skilhing answers Concert Hall, Northwestern University, questions from ito 2 p.m. about local Garfield Park Conservatory Farm- 50 Arts Circle Drive, Evanston, $25-$75; The Script:With Mary Lambert and weather trends and global climate ers Market: 11am. Sunday, Garfield $10 for students, 312-957-0000 Colton Avery. 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Riviera change. 11:15 am. Saturday, Chicago Park Conservatory 300 N. Central Park Theatre, 4746 N. Racine Ave., Chicago, Botanic Garden, 1000 Lake Cook Road, Ave., Chicago, free, 312-746-5100 $32.50, 773-275-6800 Glencoe, free, 847-835-5440 Turn to Go Calendar, Next Page

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Go Calendar,fromPrevious Page National Cancer Survivors' Day: Tuesday, June 9 Wednesday, June 10 Cancer survivors are celebrated with "The Fantasticks":Two fathers plot raffles, giveaway treats and a special to get their children together. 2 p.m. survivors lap at 9 a.m. on the indoor "Good Morning Lakeview Good- Richard Thompson Electric Trio:8 Sunday, Cahn Auditorium, 600 Emer- track. 8 a.m. Sunday, Advocate Condell night":A parody of "Good Morning p.m. Wednesday, Vic Theatre/Brew & son St., Evanston, $34, 847-920-5360 Medical Center, 801 S. Milwaukee Ave., America" explores a new issue facing View, 3145 N. Sheffield Ave., Chicago, Libertyville, free, 847-990-5275 the neighborhood. 9:30 a.m. Tuesday, $35, 773-472-0449 Peter Varrow: 5p.m. Sunday, North The Annoyance Theatre, 851 W. Bel- Shore Congregation Israel, 1185 Sheri- mont Ave., Chicago, $6,773-697-9693 "I SawYou": Based on actual local dan Road, Glencoe, $118 for adult gen- Monday, June 8 missed-connections postings, personal eral admission, $36 for children young- "Popeye":A digitally remastered mov- ads and solicitations. 8p.m. Wednesday, er than 13,847-835-0724 Andrew Belle and the Birds of Chi- ie of the long-lived comic strip. 1 p.m. Town Hall Pub, 3340 N. Haisted Ave., cago:Chicago-based singer-songwriter and 7p.m. Tuesday, Elk Grove Theatre, Chicago, $5, 773-336-2682 Glenviewings Summer Film Serles: Andrew Belle and the Birds of Chicago, 1050 Arlington Heights Road, Elk Grove "Blrdman: Or (The Unexpected a husband and wife duo. 6:30 p.m. Mon- Village, $5, 847-228-6707 Jackman Park Summer Concert Virtue of Ignorance)":A washed-up day, Millennium Park, 201E. Randolph Series:Bring your dinner, folding actor attempts to recover his family and St., Chicago, free, 312-742-5222 "Roadmap Genesis":A documentary chairs and lawn blankets. 7p.m. his caree. 1:30 p.m. Sunday, Glenview that makes the case that the Book of Wednesday, Jackman Park, 1930 Prairie Public Library, 1930 Glenview Road, Chicago Sinfonletta:7:30 p.m. Mon- Genesis is more relevant now than ever St., Glenview, free, 847-724-5670 Glenview, free, 847-729-7500 day, Symphony Center, 220 S. Michigan and exposes viewers to a wide spectrum Ave., Chicago, $16-$99, 312-236-3681 of ideas and dialogues. 7:45 p.m. Tues- Grayslake Farmers Market:3 p.m. How-To Fest:Businesses, artists, con- day, North Suburban Synagogue Beth Wednesday, Downtown Grayslake, 147 noisseurs and specialists share their International Floriculture Expo:The El, 1175 Sheridan Road, Highland Park, Center St., Grayslake, Free, 847-289- skills and expertise at 46 different ses- floral industry gathers to discover new free, 847-432-8900 7138 sions held throughout the day. 1p.m. products, source new suppliers, net- Sunday, Highland Park Public Library work and learn. 7:30 a.m. Monday- Movies, Munchles, & More:"Words Highwood Evening Farmers Market: 494 Laurel Ave., Highland Park, free, Wednesday, McCormick Place, 2301 S. and Pictures," an English teacher chal- 4 p.m. Wednesday, Everts Park, 130 847-432-0216 Lake Shore Drive, Chicago, $50-$1,395, lenges a new teacher on campus to a Highwood Ave., Highwood, free, 847- 312-791-7500 war between words and pictures, and in 433-2100 From Bluegrass to Bach Concert the process, sparks an unlikely romance. Series:Voice, Piano and Clarinet Recit- Purity Ring:With Born Gold. 7:30 p.m. 11:30 a.m. Tuesday, Morton Grove Pub- al. 4p.m. Sunday, First Presbyterian Monday, Riviera Theatre, 4746 N. Ra- lic Library 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton Church of Lake Forest, 700 N. Sheridan cine Ave., Chicago, $27.50, 773-275-6800 Grove, free, 847-965-4220 Have an event to submit? Go to Road, Lake Forest, free, 224-544-1959 chicagotribune/calendar.

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BY BOB WEBER There are many for-profit Tribunc Newspapers motorcycle rider training schools. Many of them are excellent, but There are nearly 9 million be sure the program meets motorcycles registered for street Motorcycle Safety Foundation use, according to the Motorcycle guidelines and that the rider Safety Foundation, nearly three coaches are foundation certified. times the number ofbikes regis- Some schools excel in teaching tered in the late 1990s. The grow- experienced riders how tobe- ingpopularity had corresponded come exceptional riders. Some of with a reduction in fatality rates, the programs are modeled after though in 2012 the number rose the training that motorcycle cops again, according to data from the receive. Unless you are an experi- National Highway Traffic Safety enced rider, enroll in a basic Administration. course first. The best way to ensure safety on a motorcycle is to get proper training. Motorcycle Safety SAMO PAUSEP/ISTOCK In the 1960s, when fewer than Foundation 600,000 bikes were registered for your use during the course. In Partial list of what accepted in lieu of testing at a annually, most states required Since 1973, the foundation has some states you may take the state facility. nothing more than a driver's set standards in motorcycle safe- basic eCourse, which you com- is taught in classes Fees vary from state to state. In license to operate a motorcycle. plete online at home, before \rirginia, the course costs $60. In ty that are recognized worldwide. u Pre-ride motorcycle inspection In the few states that issued a The Foundation works with the attending your first formal class- some states, it is free. In Illinois, motorcycle endorsement, it in- National Highway Traffic Safety room session. . Location and operation of im- the course is funded by the Secre- volved little more that showing Administration, state govern- In the classroom you learn portant controls and major parts tary ofState's office from fees up at the Department of Motor ments, the International Associa- about the different types of u Mounting/dismounting pro- charged to all motorists when Vehicles and showing somebody tion ofChiefs ofPolice and othersmotorcycles and the layout and cedures they renew their driver's license. that you could ride around the to improve motorcyclist educa- operation ofthe basic hand con- . Elements of good posture Illinois is one ofonly 24 states parking lot. I know, because that tion and licensing. More than 7 trols and foot controls. You will . Using the clutch friction zone with self-supporting motorcycle is what I did back in the 'óOs. million motorcyclists nationwide then move to the riding range, for control safety programs. Training came from friends, where your certified coach will For military personnel, there is have graduated from a Rider- u Starting and stopping with family or ti-ial and error. The Course since 1974. guide you through the basic skills usually no charge, and courses precision and control thinking was, if! can ride a bicy- The foundation's Basic Rider- ofstraight-line riding, stopping are offered on military bases. cle, I can ride a motorcycle, and I Course is designed for beginning shifting and turning, gradually . Shifting gears and stopping The course winds up with a won't have to pump the pedals. riders ofall ages. There are two progressing to swerving and smoothly classroom knowledge test and a Unfortunately, this is a poor phases to the course - classroom emergency braking. U Low-speed maneuvering skills hands-on riding skill evaluation. way to learn to ride a motorized followed by riding. While the foundation Negotiating curves and lane With the riding season quickly bike. It can also be quite costly. You begin with eight to 10 researches and develops the changes approaching, the classes will fill There is a better way. Learn from hours of classroom-style in- motorcycle safety curriculum up fast. To locate a class near you, a knowledgeable instructor. You struction, which prepares you for used across the United States, go to wwwmsf-usa.org or call will gain the proper knowledge 10 hours of hands-on riding exer- each state and military branch is the MSF RiderCourse hotline at and the skills essential to enjoy- cises in a controlled, off-street responsible for administering the are at least 16 years old are eligi- 1-800-446-9227. ing the sport and doing so safely. environment The riding is typi- actual safety program. Costs and ble to enroll ifthey have a valid Whether you are a novice rider cally on a paved parking lot such class schedules vary from state to driver's license or learner's per- Weber is an ASE-certifled master buying your first motorcycle or as a school where there is little state. mit. Anyone under 18 needs the mechanic and Motormouth col- an experienced rider adding to risk of interference from others. Most states have some require- written consent ofa parent or umnist. your stable, your skill and ability The instructors refer to this as ments that must be met before legal guardian. are more important than the the range. Motorcycles and hel- you can take the course. In Illi- In some states, successful [email protected] machine you mount. mets are provided free of charge nois, for instance, residents who completion ofthe rider course is 50 AUTOS Self-drivingcars navigate uncertain road to future

-, BOB WEBER ROBERT DUFFER/TRIBUNE NEWSPAPERS Moto rmouth The redesigned 2015 Yaris' main selling point is Toyota's winning formula of reliability. Q: When we had our last snow ofthe season, I Changes still leave Yaris short was driving the wife to work and noticed how BY ROBERT DUFFER to the grille, turning its nice and white every- Tribune Newspapers bland smile into a dour thing looked. Then it hit 2015 TOYOTA X-shaped frown. but on a me. How can cars that The four-speed auto- YARIS SE subcompact entry vehicle drive themselves navi- matic transmission might Subcompact hatchback it doesn't quite fit. gate the roadways when be the most curious part of A much nicer note is in nothing is visible? You the redesigned 2015 Toyo- the 16-inch alloy wheels, can't see the dotted ta Yaris. A five-speed man- Price as tested: standard on the SE (L and white line dividing lanes ual is standard. but Amen- LE trims get 15 inchers). or the solid white or 000GLE/EPA cans prefer automatics. $18,699 On the inside, there isn't yellow lines that mark GPS could possibly guide your autonomous vehicle when The limited, outdated Base price: $17,620 much to say. And it is a the edge ofthe highway. roads are covered with snow, as long as you have a signal. transmission means the rebel You can't even see the 1.5-liter inline four-cylin- On the left side of the pavement. Everything is A: We reflected on this your car? der engine works harder to MPG: 30 city, 36 highway steering wheel is a radio covered with snow. briefly and then asked our make 106 horsepower and Engine: 1.5-liter volume and tuning control. TX., Eigin, Ill. go-to expert, A. Narcissist, Q: My 1998 Plymouth 103 pound-feet of torque, four-cylinder That's it. The centerstack A: Wise, you are, grass- about this issue. He flatly Neon runs hot only when providing a satisfying Transmission: features three large climate hopper. GPS could possibly stated that the mirror the temperature is over degree of peppiness. Four-speed automatic dials, topped with a 6.1- guide your vehicle when should not be used for 80 degrees and only But it comes at a cost of inch touch-screen radio Parting shot: With a the roads are covered with grooming or other person- when I either slow down increased engine noise and that does not double as a four-speed transmission snow, but in an urban al care practices while or come to a complete less than optimal fuel backup camera. canyon oftall buildings, mated to a tiny engine, the driving. stop. I put a new therino- economy. Since many buyers will the GPS signal may get lost. Vans is easily overmatched stat in and the fluid level The engine noise is be getting music from their The totally autonomous Q: Do Dodge and ¡s fine. Car has yet to run by more complete noticeable at highway phone, the lack of XM car has a lot to learn about subcompact cars. Chevy know something hot while moving. Also, it speed. You get used to it, radio and navigation hard- the variety of roads, about the future that the seems (the) car runs hot and the high-revving en- ly feels like a loss. Toyota's weather and much, much rest ofthe car industry once or twice only and gine tempts the driver to in-car infotainment suite more. The human brain doesn't? I ask because then is fine the rest of zip along but on long- dung 30 city/36 highway to ofapps, Entune, is offered. can process myriad data Chevy has Wi-Fi in some the day. I notice only one distance treksth the 40, thus creating a stand- The SE has soft-touch superfast, then choose an cars and Dodge has sev- fun turns on when (the) radio low, it is loud. Com- out in at least one sub- materials on the dash, action from the myriad en-year financing. car reaches certain temp. petitors are quieter and do compact category featuring piano-black options, but artificial intel- Doesn't this seem like Do you think not having a better job of damping a The CVT also costs interior trim and a leather- ligence is not yet there. Chevy and Dodge are both fans turn on is why subcompact's inherent more, which pales the trimmed steering wheel Becoming truly autono- telling people they just this is happening? rougher ride. attraction ofthe budget and gear stick. mous is going to be an might be livingin their A.S., Chicago It's surprising that Toyo- proposition. The 60/40 folding hatch uphill slog. cars in the near future? A: We seem to recall a ta would go with the four- During our week with enabled me to haul a lawn How much longer do you technical service bulletin speed instead of a continu- the sportier SE, the four- mower without a problem. Q: Despite the safety think it will be before we regarding this issue that ously variable transmission door Yaris hatchback held The rear seats are roomy concerns we are regu- have 15-year mortgages required a new fan relay offered in the Corolla, for its own. It doesn't have the enough, and nine air bags larly bombarded with by on vehides? and short wire assembly. two reasons: A CVT would interior practicality of the improve Yaris' safety score. governmental bodies (no TX., Elgin, Ill. Do both fans run when you ostensibly be quieter and seat-collapsing Honda Fit, The four-door SE does texting, hands-free call- A: Whatwith all the turn on the air condition- satisfy all the sound-reduc- it's not as fun as the Kia Rio not stand out in any cate- ing, etc.), someone connectivity entertain- ing? Ifso, the fan motors ing upgrades Toyota made or as well appointed as the gory except that is made by dropped the ball with ment, creature comforts et are probably OK. to the interior of the 2015 Ford Fiesta, but it's a Toyo- the world's largest auto- putting a vanity mirror cetera, our guess is that the Yaris, and the CVT gets ta, so consumers know maker, whom car buyers behind the driver's sun day may be soon approach- Send questions along with better fuel economy by 3 what they're getting - a rely on for practicality and visor. Ever tried to check ing. We have heard rumors name and town to Motor- mpg city and 6 mpg high- durable car ideal for peo- durability. At a starting out the speck in your eye that one import carmaker mouth,Rides,Chicago way in the Corolla. pie who need to drive but price of$17,620, you can do with that mirror while is secretly testing a kitchen Tribune, 435 N. Michigan In the budget subcom- don't really care to drive. better than the SE. driving? Common sense sink option. Fifteen-year Ave, Fifth Floor, Chicago IL pact space, those gains On the outside, the Yaris says not to use it but mortgages? Wouldn't you 60611 or motormouth could boost the Yaris' mid- gets an aressive overhaul [email protected] RB.,SaintJohn, md. hate to be underwater in .trib®verizon.net. SPORTS Gold Glover Colosimo finishes errorlesscareer

BY NICK BULLOCK Pioneer Press Anthony Colosimo, a Loyola graduate, remained mistake-free in the field after two full seasons on the Purdue-Calumet baseball team. A senior first baseman, Colosimo did not commit an error during his time with the team, helping him earn one of nine spots on the Chicagoland Collegiate Ath- letic Gold Glove Team. In two seasons, Colosimo recorded 522 putouts and 31 assists in 64 starts, and had a perfect 1.000 fielding percentage. He hit .278 with a .361 on-base percentage and 23 RBI. Colosimo was one of two players on the team to record more walks than strikeouts. The school's baseball program was created in 2014, and Colosimo was one of six players initsfirst senior class. Mack brothers Ail-M WC South After leading the Grinnell baseball team toitsfifth Midwest Conference South title in six years, brothers Anthony and Andrew Mack, bothLibertyville graduates, were named to the All-MWC South team. Anthony Mack, a junior center fielder, led the team inruns scored (35) and PURDUE-CALUMET ATHLETICS stolen bases (13-for-14). HeLoyola graduate Anthony Colosimo s a first baseman at Purdue-Calurnet. Colosimo had a perfect 1.000 fielding percentage over two seasons. tied for the team lead with 16 walks, finished second with Thnity grads lift Fellow Trinity alumna four home runs and a .563 Gabby Smart, a sopho- slugging percentage, and DePauw softball more utility player, played was fifth with a .345 batting The DePauw softball in 49 games, starting 48. average. team, propelled by the Oak Park-River Forest's Andrew Mack, a fresh- play of four local athletes, Emma Baldwin, a freshman pitcher, finished 2-3 tied for fifth place in the man pitcher, led the Tigers with a 3.81 ERA, but was NCAA Division III softball with a 2.44 ERA, 175 strike- especially sharp in league championship. The Tig- outs and a .191 opponents' play, finishing 2-1 with a 2.08 ers' 36-16 record was the batting average. ERA against MWC oppo- fourth best in program New Trier's Beth Chel- nents. history. mowski, a sophomore out- Other area athletes on the Trinity's Taylor Gold- fielder,appeared in 41 Grinnell baseball team in- en, a senior third baseman, games for the Tigers. clude freshman third base- finished with a .308 bat- Have a suggestion for the man Brad Weaver from ting average, 397 on-base College Roundup? Email Deerfield, freshman pitcher percentage and .609 slug- Nick Bullock at bullockpio- Jay Goldsher from High- ging percentage. [email protected]. land Park and freshman Her nine home runs --a catcher Wiley Lauermantied for the second most Bullock is a freelance report- GRINNELL ATHLETICS from Oak Park-River Forest. on the team. er for Pioneer Press. Anthony Mack led Grinnell in runs scored (35) and stolen bases (13-for-14). 52 SPORTS Haughton's rapid rise surprisesevenhis coach BY Bm 0E Los SANTOS slower. If he would have run his Pioneer Press section time, he would have been all-state." The number of official 800- Moses finished with a time of meter races Maine East junior 16.84 and did not advance to the Torrain Haughton has finished final. can be counted on two hands. Blue Demons coach Scott Niles North Schultes said the first-year track star has probably run six or seven Fresh off a first-place finish in over the course of the season. the Class 3A Loyola Sectional, Haughton's track experience con- senior Dhruvil Patel finished 17th sists of just his races this season in the Class 3A 3,200 with a time and a brief stint on the track as a of 9:27.82. His time fell a few freslmrnrL seconds short of his finish in It's hard for Schultes to fathom, sectional, 9:21.47. especially since Haughton took Junior Martin Barr, who fin- fifth on May 30, at the Class 3A ished second just behind Patel at boys track and field state final at thesectional,placed 29thin Eastern Illinoisin Charleston. 9:42.77. Haughton ran the 800 in i minute, Niles North's 4x100 relay team 53.76 seconds. Haughton's rapid (juniors Craig Dawkins, Nelson ascent is something his coach had Mafany, Matthew Taylor and Bar- never even seen while running in rington Wade) finished with a college, Schultes said. time of 42.67 in the prelims, but "I ran at Madison, I didn't see did not advance. some of the guys at the D-J level doing some of the things he does' Maine South Schultes said. "So I knew he was talented early on right away' Sophomore Reece Jordan fin- It wasn't easy at the start. ished 18th in the Class 3A 3,200 in Schultes, said he talked Haughton 9:28.57. into the 800 early in the season Senior Alex Jasper long jumped when he noticed Haughton's corn- 20-10.75, but did not advance to bination ofstrength and speed as a the finals. runner. But until this year, Haugh- In the1,600, senior Henry ton considered himself more a Mierzwa finished in 4:17.99 in the soccer player than a runner. prelims and did not advance. That soon changed. 'It makes me chuckle because Niles West some of these other guys, they're running 40-plus miles a week," Niles West's 4x400 relay team said Schultes, who earned all-state of senior Brandon Costantino, honors in the 800 in 1996 and 1997 senior Mike Malina, sophomore as a Maine East student. "But his Frankie Santa and senior Jackson distance rims this year were only Denley finished with a time of 4-5 miles because I didn't want to 3:31.60 in the Class 3A prelims and push too much on him, keep him did not advance. healthy and feeling good?' With one more year of experi- Ridgewood ence, Haughton said he has his eyes set on upping that regimen Junior Patryk Panocha, junior this offseason. Giuliano Vommaro, junior Erick "Next year, I just want to work Mangel and senior Ryan Cabot ran harder and get better and help the the 4x200 relay in 1:39.59 and did team," Haughton said. "Just help not advance to the Class 2A finals, the team be successfiJ, that's my though Vommaro suffered a ham- goal for next year." BRIAN O'MAHONEY/PIONEEP PRESS string pullmid-race andstill Maine East senior Nick Pay- Maine Souths Reece Jordan competes In the 3.200-meter run during the Class3Astate meet at Eastern finished. lovicfinished with a 50-foot, Illinois O'Brien Stadium on May30.Jordan took 18th. In the 4x100 relay, Panocha, 2-inch shot put in the prelims, but Vommaro, Mangal and Cabot fin- didn't advance to the finals. state track meet after placingone [about] 15 years ago, so we'rehurdles prelims when a competi-ished the prelims in 44.00 and did seventh in the high jump, clearingreally happy to have our school'stor's hurdle flipped into his lanenot advance. 6-6 in the Class IA finals. second." midrace, Egle said. Northridg "When the pressure is on, to go In 2002, Northridge's Jim Kes- "He got all bruised up' EgleDe Los Santosisa freelance Four-time state qualifier Forest 6-6isjust amazing," Knightstier took ninth in the 3,200 at the said. "So they let him re-run it allreporterfor Pioneer Press. Moses became the highest fin- coach Mike Egle said. "It's our firstClass A state meet by himself which was fun, but isher in Northridge history at theAll-Stater in a long time. We had Moses hit a snag in the 110when you're by yourself you're Th'itter: @B...De!os SPORTS 53

TIM BOYLE/PIONEER PRESS New Trier's Andrew Sommer (12) and Dante Chakravorti (8) attempt to block a shot by Maine East's Daniel Parra during their match on May29 inthe Glenbrook South Sectional semifinal. Senior class, hard work in offseason behind Maine East'ssuccess BY TODD MAR VER first set going away, but astraight conference champi- thing for these young men.young men," Kulesza said.of attack this offseason in Pioneer Press nip-and-tuck second set fea- onships. They earned the respect of"So it's going to be hard forhopes of recreating the re- tured a 25-25 tie before New But Maine East's success New Ther as you see." me because I haven't hadsults of the past two cam- The Maine East boys vol- Ther recorded the final twoin 2015 did not come out of The Blue Demons gradu- time to think that 'Hey, thispaigns. leyballteam's Glenbrookpoints to win the matchnowhere. The foundationate eight seniors that wereis the end.' Well, now it's the "We have to get guys South Sectionalsemifinal 25-16, 27-25 on May 29 inwas laid during last season's part of a program that com- end, so we're going to reflect repetitions. We've got to get against New Ther pittedGlenview. The loss ended19-win campaign when thebined for 45 wins over thea little bit back at school and a lot of games in," Kulesza contrasting programs. Maine East's season. Blue Demons posted a 7-3past two seasons: outsidemove on eventually" said. "We will be at our The Blue Demons had The Blue Demons (26-8) conference record. hittersDaniel Parra and Maine East's boys volley- summer league and we will never previously competed had a record-setting spring, "We knew we were get- Lerin Mathew, middles An- ball program is not hill ofbe at Vernon Hills' summer in a sectional match, whilewinning the program's firstting a good group back,"drew Fox and Joe Swoboda, club players, so the Blueleague. They need repeti- New Ther was appearing inregional championship andMaine East coach Jon Ku-outside hitter and right-sideDemons' success the lastfions and time to play to- the sectional tournament for finishing 9-1 in the Centrallesza said. "It's not like weJose Ortiz, defensive spe- two years stemmed fromgether and they'll getit. the second consecutive sea- Suburban North to capturewent from obscurity to this.cialist Rushik Patel, right-competing in summer They're committed, so this is son. The Trevians advancedthe squad's first conferenceBut they hit our expecta-side Philip Edat and setterleagues and working to- fun and that's what we'll do." to the state quarterfinals achampionship since1991. tions and went beyond. To Gian Bobila. gether as a team in the year ago. Maine East ended Glen-get a conference title and a "I'm going to miss them offseason to improve. Kules- Marver is afreelance reporter The Trevians won thebrook North's run of1.2 regional title is a positive and they're a good group ofza will turn to the same planfor Pioneer Press. 54

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