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Thursday, March 5, 2020 • Hinsdale, Illinois • Volume XIV, Issue 24 • 44 Pages • $1 on newsstands Community journalism the way it was meant to be

Historic home demolitions concern village officials. Page 7

Humorist helps Central speech team take third at state. Page 14

Red Devil swimmers, divers finish earn top-10 finish at state. Page 42

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D86 board Spring cleaning on Hickory Street approves $47 million in bids By Ken Knutson [email protected]

The Hinsdale High School District 86 Board of Education has awarded the second set of bids as part of the $145 million Future Ready Facilities project. At its meeting Feb. 26, board members approved 24 bids totaling about $47 million in work at both Hinsdale Central and Hinsdale South high schools. The construction to improve both campuses was approved by voter referendum last spring. In his remarks to board members, project director Marty Platten of Pepper Construction characterized the bidding period as successful. “We had 96 bidders submit proposals for the 26 different bid packages that we had that are part of bid period two,” he said. Two of the bids submitted — for elevators at Central and for landscaping at both schools — were rejected for being unresponsive and will be rebid. “Neither of those will impact our phase one schedule,” Platten said. Among the bids awarded were the following: • $9.69 million for electrical work at Central and South • $6.46 million for HVAC and temperature control work at both schools • $2.79 million for masonry at both schools • $2.75 million for site utilities • $2.08 million for pool equipment and structural work at Central • $2 million for structural steel and miscellaneous metal Funds available are about $1.55 million short, or 1.07 percent, of the estimated $145.5 million cost for the entire scope of work, board members were told. Platten said he believes that discrepancy will continue to shrink. “We still have a little bit of work to do with the bids that have been incorporated for both bid periods one and two,” Platten said. ”We’re going to continue to find value out of those, and we’ve targeted about $850,000 worth of voluntary alternates from those bid packages that we think we can work to decrease the budget from bid period two. “If we’re successful in doing that, which we think we can be, our revised delta becomes $700,000, which is less than half a percent of the overall referendum budget, which we think puts us in a very good position, based on where we’re at with the project.” Board member Kevin Camden praised Pepper and architect Arcon for finding ways to trim costs and meet the target budget. “You’re doing exactly what the board told you to do, and I appreciate that,” Camden said. Board member Keith Chval remarked at the absence of any community opposition at the meeting, in contrast to the It seems wherever you look this week crews are busy trimming trees across rancor that had surrounded the referendum. the village. This crew from Asplundh is working for ComEd on Hickory “It’s nice to see that the team has done such a nice job and Street clearing branches from nearby power lines. Meanwhile the village that things have worked out well,” Chval said. public works department along with Nels Johnson are pruning parkway Phase one construction at Central is slated to begin this trees. The trees typically are pruned once every five years to maintain their summer. Work will include building the new pool facility, structure, enhance vigor and maintain safe conditions for motorists and relocating the buildings and grounds department, replacing pedestrians. (Jim Slonoff photo) the artificial turf surfaces and repairing the tennis courts.

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Page 4 • March 5, 2020 • The Hinsdalean NEWS New HMS gym offers more than good looks Inviting space with fitness mezzanine gives teachers room to keep all students moving By Pamela Lannom [email protected]

Walk into the Hinsdale Middle School gym and it’s hard to know where to look. The striking blue Spartan logo painted on the west wall. Abundant natural light filtering in from the windows. Fitness equipment lined up along the railing of the fitness mezzanine. And a gleaming wood floor that looks like it wouldn’t be out of place at an NBA sta- dium. It actually wouldn’t be, said Mike Duggan, facilities director for Community Consolidated District 181. When the new school was being built, plans called for a maple floor of medium-high grade, with some visible knots. “There was a complete shortage of it at the time, so the company that sup- plied it was able to give us the clear floor for the price of what they had bid, which is the second grade,” Duggan explained. “It turns out the grade we got is the grade for NBA stadiums.” The wood floor looks even more beautiful thanks to the artistic eye of Maria Grilla, a parent who volunteered her time to work on the design team. “She was a major part of getting that designed the way she did, and I think it turned out fantastic,” Duggan said. Grilla designed not only the new logo, but the color Sixth-graders in Tim Klayum’s third-period PE class spent ball on the main floor. The space is large enough to keep scheme that would be used time in the fitness mezzanine Tuesday while their peers in three classes — or about 100 students — active. (Jim to stain the floor. Dan Powers’ and Melissa Livanos’ classes played pickle- Slonoff photos) “I loved seeing that come host opposing schools, when the fitness equipment this utes,” he said. “We know as together,” she told The n Hinsdalean last September. they come in here for the first week. adults when we’re sitting ASSIGNMENT: HMS “I had to learn about basket- time and their jaws drop,” “We love it — absolutely for an hour, two hours, your This is another in a series ball and other sports I didn’t he added. “You don’t real- love it,” he said of the space, mind starts to wander.” of articles on some of the really know anything about.” ize how fortunate you are to which includes treadmills, After teaching in the new new spaces at Hinsdale The new gym, with its have this space until you go elliptical machines, station- space for a full school year, Middle School. 14,000-square-foot floor, see some other schools in the ary bikes, rowers and a rig Powers said badminton has isn’t that much bigger than area and you see the space system with monkey bars been his favorite unit. change even more once stu- the third-floor gym at the old they have.” and TRX suspension train- “It’s the only unit in which dents have access to outdoor HMS. But it certainly appears Sixth-graders are currently ing. we can fit 90 kids all down space. to be, Duggan said. in the middle of a three-week Adaptive PE classes use the here together,” he said, not- “That is going to create a Gym teacher Dan Powers pickleball unit. The fitness fitness mezzanine every day, ing that students from dif- whole new dynamic when agrees. mezzanine allows one of the Klayum added. ferent classes played against this parking structure is “I hate to be generic, but third-period gym classes to The new gym helps the one another. “That was neat. finished and they turn this look at it,” he said Monday. meet there for a week while teachers meet the goal of PE It doesn’t happen often that current parking lot back to “It’s light. It’s spacious. It’s the other two groups learn class, Powers said. we can get all three classes all a field,” Powers said. “We inviting. It’s just a welcoming and play the sport. Then they “We want to give these kids on the main level all compet- almost forget what it’s like to space. rotate. the opportunity to move, ing against each other.” be outside and do flag foot- “The neat thing is when we Tim Klayum’s class is using move for that 30 or 35 min- The PE curriculum will ball and ultimate Frisbee.”

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The 1893 home at 244 E. First St. was torn down yesterday morning to preserve its historic homes. “The village would truly lose something when make way for a new residence, and 716 S. Oak St. and 419 S. Oak St. we tear down those homes,” Village President Tom Cauley said. (Jim are poised for demolition. Hinsdale officials are now looking at ways to Slonoff photos) Village mulls demolition ban for homes Officials are alarmed as a number of historic properties fall to, face the wrecking ball By Ken Knutson Cauley said. “I can think of lots of homes doesn’t go to anyone,” he said. The Hinsdalean went to press. [email protected] To underscore the situa- outside of the historic district Fellow Commissioner Alexis Braden and Prisby were asked tion, yesterday, a 127-year- that if we were to lose, we’d Braden said efforts have been about the viability of persuad- In an effort to stem the tear- old home at 244 E. First St. get the same kind of reaction,” made to be more proactive. ing those applicants to recon- down tide of historic homes in was torn down after its land- he said. “We are encouraging home- sider in exchange for zoning the village, officials are explor- mark status had been lifted. Regulations in other commu- owners to present their plans relief from the village. ing ways to promote preser- Cauley proposed putting a nities will also be researched. to us early on so we can help “If there’s anything we can vation. six-month moratorium on In Wilmette, a home-rule com- work with the homeowner do to keep them, or keep the At Tuesday night’s village demolitions, pending a pub- munity, officials said the village and the architect on what the facade, please explore that board meeting, trustees dis- lic hearing before the village’s board ultimately determines streetscape currently looks like with them,” Cauley said. cussed measures including a plan commission. During that whether a demolition permit and incorporating historical Prisby indicated it may be moratorium on demolitions period, officials would develop can be issued. Village manager elements,” she said. too late. after Village President Tom zoning modifications aimed at Kathleen Gargano, who pre- Trustee Scott Banke said the “In terms of these two hous- Cauley said 716 S. and 419 preservation. viously worked in Wilmette, village should also consider es, I’m not sure what we can S. Oak St. were poised to be “It would be to hit the pause said the scrutiny even extends incentivizing preservation by do,” he responded. razed. Both sit in the National button while we figure out if to proposed residential alter- reducing village fees for those The village board is expect- Register’s Robbins Park there’s something different we ations. who want to rehab instead of ed to refer a moratorium ordi- Historic District in southeast can do,” he said. “I do think “If certain things didn’t rebuild, or, at least for keeping nance to the plan commission Hinsdale. we should have some struc- fit, then they were denied,” the facade of the home intact. once it has been prepared by Cauley told trustees that the ture, some impediment, some Gargano remarked. “I think that goes a long way staff. village’s historic preservation roadblock, before you can Historic preservation to maintaining the character Cauley suggested time is of commissioners have expressed take down a classic home like Commissioner Jim Prisby within the neighborhood,” the essence. frustration at not being able (these).” lamented to trustees about the Banke said. “When all these homes are to prevent such demolitions The scope of such a morato- advisory commission’s lack of The permit applications gone, they’re gone,” he said. under the current zoning code. rium also needs to be defined. teeth. for the two Oak Street homes “I don’t want (people) to look “I just think we could do Trustee Jerry Hughes said “Our group really has no were on the agenda for last back at this administration as much, much more than we’re vintage charm is scattered all enforcement capability. We night’s historic preservation somehow being asleep at the doing to protect these homes,” around town. make our rulings, and it really commission meeting, after switch when this happened.”

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The Hinsdalean • March 5, 2020 • Page 7 POLICE BEAT Hinsdale police distributed the following reports March 3 and Feb. 25. EXCLUSIVE Arrests for suspended licenses

• Vanessa Cuevas, 33, 731 N. Lincoln Ave., No. 3E, Villa Park, was arrested for driving with a suspended license and driving an uninsured motor vehicle at 2:28 a.m. Feb. 25 at Ogden Avenue and Madison Street. She was charged and released to appear in court. EVENT • Brittany M. Smith, 30, 8950 S. Crandon Ave., Chicago, was MARCH 6 - 8 WILLOWBROOK, IL arrested for driving with a suspended license and driving an uninsured vehicle at 4:36 a.m. March 1 in the 900 block of West MARCH 13 - 14 WILMETTE, IL Ogden Avenue. She was charged and released to appear in court.

Home broken into, jewelry taken

A home in the 600 block of Woodside Avenue was forcibly entered through a first floor window and jewelry, including bracelets, necklaces, rings, earrings and a watch, were stolen between 12:26 and 7:23 p.m. Feb. 28. The homeowners were UPGRADE not home at the time of the burglary. YOUR RING! Arrest pending in hospital battery

An intoxicated patient hit a security officer at Amita Hinsdale Hospital, 120 N. Oak St., at 11:25 a.m. March 2. Police observed the suspect making contact of an insulting or provoking nature. Arrest is pending the suspect’s release from the hospital.

Fleeing a police officer

Police attempted to stop a black sedan for equipment and lane use violations and the driver accelerated rapidly instead of stopping at 2:56 a.m. Feb. 22 at Ogden Avenue and Route 83.

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Page 8 • March 5, 2020 • The Hinsdalean 60 SECONDS Staffer devotes four decades to village When Jim Piontowski started that be here at village hall.” Piontowski’s tenure didn’t happen his new job with the village of He reported for his first day of in one of his buildings. When the Hinsdale, Jimmy Carter was presi- work that very same day. Illinois Bell switching station was dent. Sports fans were discovering Then and now, Piontowski’s job damaged by a fire on Mother’s a new source of sports information is to oversee maintenance of all of Day in 1988, leaving more than called ESPN, and Americans had the village’s public buildings. That 40,000 customers without phone yet to fall in love with Pac Man. includes Memorial Hall, which service, Piontowski was stationed A lot has changed in and around dates back to 1928, the police at a Hinsdale intersection. Armed Hinsdale since January 21, 1980. and fire departments, the youth with a two-way radio, he was But one constant is Piontowski, center, the Public Works garage, there to relay messages in case of who for 40 years has enjoyed the buildings at Katherine Legge emergency, as people from miles his job as building maintenance Memorial Park, the park buildings around had no means of contact- supervisor for the village he con- and the Hinsdale pool. ing the fire or police departments. siders home. Although he now “It’s comprised of a lot of prop- Thanks in part to diligent lives in nearby Darien with his erties,” he said, some old and maintenance and a job well wife, Nanette, Piontowski grew up some new, and each with a unique done, disasters have been few in in the village, having moved here heating and cooling system that he Piontowski’s four decades on the with his parents in 1971. needs to know inside and out. job. But should a pipe break in the Freshly out of college, About five years into his job, middle of the night or a door to a Piontowski was engrossed in an Piontowski’s supervisor, build- public building be left unlocked, episode of “Gilligan’s Island” ing engineer Merle Eubanks, left it’s likely he’s who will be called to when his mother told him about the village, leaving Piontowski resolve the problem. an ad she had seen for main- in charge. It was on Piontowski’s The fact that no two days are the JIM PIONTOWSKI tenance help at the village. He first day at the helm that a tank in same keeps things interesting. applied, took a test to assess his the boiler room at Memorial Hall “I like the fact that I’m always ENJOYS PLAYING CHICAGO BLUES ON knowledge of all things mainte- sprung a leak, sending water into moving around and there’s always HIS GUITAR • MEMBER OF THE HINSDALE nance related, and returned home, the board room below. some sort of challenge,” he said. CENTRAL CLASS OF 1975 • MARRIED confident that his job search “The room was flooding,” Piontowski’s job is one that is AT ST. ISAAC JOGUES • HE AND WIFE would continue. Piontowski recalls. never done. And he likes it that “I had little hope that I would There have been small emer- way. NANETTE HAVE ONE DAUGHTER, ASHLEY, get the job,” he said. “Two days gencies over the years, but — story by Sandy Illian Bosch, 27 • RARELY MISSES A RED DEVILS HOME later I got a call from the powers perhaps the biggest disaster of photo by Jim Slonoff FOOTBALL GAME

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The Hinsdalean • March 5, 2020 • Page 9 OPINION

EDITORIAL Celebrate Women’s History Month, Hinsdale-style “From the first settlers who came to our to bring credit to this town. decades shores, from the first American Indian families • Loie Fuller, an actress and dancer in the late • Rozanne Bates, who in 1963 co-founded the who befriended them, men and women have 19th and early 20th centuries who was a pioneer Hinsdale Assembly, which has raised almost $3 worked together to build this nation. Too often of modern dance and theatrical lighting tech- million in support of Hinsdale Hospital the women were unsung and sometimes their niques • Rhonda Satkamp, who with husband Steve contribution went unnoticed. But the achieve- • Mrs. John Burton, first president of the founded Hinsdale Safety Village after their daugh- ments, leadership, courage, strength and love of Woman’s Club in Hinsdale ter Katie was struck and killed by a school bus in the women who built American was as vital as • Dr. Mary Paulson, who with her husband, Dr. 1982 that of the men whose name we know so well.” David Paulsen, founded the Hinsdale Sanitarium • Joyce Skoog, who in April 1993 became the — President Jimmy Carter (now Amita Adventist Medical Center Hinsdale), first female village president in Hinsdale’s 120- which opened in June 1905 year history With those words, our nation’s 39th president • Nelle Schmidt, who organized the Hinsdale • Judy Biggert, who served in the U.S. House designated March 2-8, 1980, as National Women’s Red Cross Society in June 1916 of Representatives from 1999-2013, the Illinois History Week. Seven years later, Congress passed • early members of the American Legion House of Representatives from 1993-99 and as a law designating March Women’s History Month. Auxiliary, established in 1923, who collected Hinsdale High School District 86 Board member We continue to celebrate the contributions of donations from Hinsdale residents to fund the and president women each March. The 2020 theme — selected construction of Memorial Hall as a home for vil- • Patty Bellock, who was the representative by the National Women’s History Alliance — is lage offices and a monument to service members for the Illinois House’s 47th District for 20 years “Valiant Women of the Vote.” who made the ultimate sacrifice before being named director of the Department of The work of suffragettes is certainly something • Katherine Legge, whose devotion to her hus- Healthcare and Family Services in 2018 to celebrate, but we’d like to focus on something a band, Alexander, and employees of International • District 86 Superintendent Tammy Prentiss little more local this month, namely women who Harvester inspired him in 1927 to donate the land and board President Nancy Pollak, the first female have been part of Hinsdale’s history — or are busy on County Line Road that now bears her name duo to lead the district making it. • Virginia Kettering, who in 1958 with hus- • Tomi Adeyemi, a 2011 Hinsdale Central grad- This list is by no means exhaustive. We’re lim- band Eugene co-founded the Hinsdale Health uate and author of the best-selling books and ited not only by space constraints but by a lack of Museum, predecessor to the Robert Crown upcoming movies “Children of Blood and Bone” documentation of many women’s accomplish- Center for Health Education and “Children of Virtue and Vengeance” ments. Nevertheless, we hope it inspires readers • Ly Hotchkin, who in 1961 became the first • Caroline Dolehide, a 21-year-old tennis player to learn more about the women who helped executive director of The Community House, an from Hinsdale who is currently ranked 31 in dou- shape Hinsdale’s history and those who continue agency she went on to lead for more than three bles and 142 in singles in the world

COMMENTARY Music the universal language — just turn on TV We all have those songs that the Community Revue notes of “Angel of the ator of “Perfect Harmony,” an transport us back to a particular running through my Morning,” which opens NBC show that premiered this moment in time. head every day. the first scene, to the fall starring “West Wing” favorite Play Michael Jackson’s “The Some days it’s “Be Our closing confession of her Bradley Whitford, offers another Way You Make Me Feel” and Guest” from “Beauty best friend in “I Think I explanation. I’m on the dance floor at the and the Beast.” Other Love You.” “People who are from very Hippodrome in London on one days it’s the ’60s vibe Musicals have been different backgrounds and differ- of the final days of a college of Carol King’s “Some making a comeback for ent worlds can all have a shared short-term trip in January 1988. Kind of Wonderful” some time now — in live experience of liking a song,” she A few lines of “Some Enchanted (transformed into TV versions, in series told New York Times writer Alexis Evening” and I’m back at James “Hinsdolopy”). on the small screen, in Soloski. Hart Junior High School, watch- Sometimes it’s a song Pamela Lannom Hollywood blockbusters Actress Jane Levy — Zoey her- ing the eighth-graders perform I’m not even in, like and on the live stage. In self — says during musical num- “South Pacific” and my closest “Green (Greased) 2016, Broadway saw the bers she feels the molecules in the friend’s heartbreak (long story). Lightning” or “Mr. Chanceman premiere of more new original air change. And when Barack danced with (Sandman).” musicals than it had since 1978- “It’s just a little more joyful, a lit- Michelle to Etta James’ “At Last” Zoey’s playlist works the 79. tle bit more connected,” she told at his first inauguration ball, I opposite way. She hears, as she Why is it that music appeals to Soloski. was at my wedding reception, explains it to her father, “people’s us this way? Come Sunday, when I’m no enjoying the first dance with my innermost thoughts as big musi- Zoey’s neighbor, Mo, has the longer singing and dancing husband. cal numbers.” That conversation answer. myself, I’m going to count on I think that must be some of the leads to one of the most touching “Songs are all just an expression some of that joy to lift my spirits. appeal of “Zoey’s Extraordinary moments of the pilot. Typically of our deepest wants and desires — Pamela Lannom is editor of Playlist,” a new hour-long pro- nonresponsive due to a neurolog- — joy, pain, heartbreak, yearning, The Hinsdalean. Readers can gram on NBC. ical disorder, her dad responds to forgiveness, revenge. Good music email her at plannom@thehins- My own life has had a her plea for help by serenading can make you feel things you can’t dalean.com. soundtrack over the past couple of her with “True Colors.” express in words,” she tells Zoey. months, with a different tune from I loved the show from the first Lesley Wake Webster, the cre-

Page 10 • March 5, 2020 • The Hinsdalean OPINION GUEST COMMENTARY LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Creating a new Make time to see the hilarious ‘Hinsdopoly’ this weekend If you have not yet seen “Hinsdolopy” at required to learn all those unique song lyrics, The Community House, then make time this dance moves, dialogue, etc. — let alone have habit worthwhile weekend for some fun entertainment. the nerve to stand up there and do what the I ended up smack in the front row because cast did. Then to put a final touch on it all, Changing landfills or float I was a late purchase on Saturday. The best I was able to enjoy some really exceptional habits can be in our waterways part of being so close was that I had a new singing. The satire in the writing kept me difficult, espe- for literally 1,000 appreciation for all the costumes and set laughing from one joke to the next. Very cially when it’s years. design. The crew literally made a Monopoly clever! a choice and In 2017, the city board come to life. Not only were they spot So if your goal is to have a little escape not something of Chicago put on to the actual game board, but they were from your Hinsdalean life, then support that is forced a 7 percent tax extremely well done! After reading so many the show this weekend. You will not only upon you. on all paper and humble remarks about performing in the be entertained, but the cost of your ticket When I plastic checkout Stagebill, I could not help but think, “Do they supports our very own Community House, first lived in bags. This cer- have any idea that to even be willing to get which supports us all. Very special thanks to Belgium more tainly changed up on stage and perform is a gift ?” I don’t the Community House Players for their tire- think I would have had the many hours less dedication! — Cathy Daly, Hinsdale than 30 years Beth Smits habits; for ago, the grocery example use of store provided single-use single-use bags fell from plastic bags, and I used 82 percent of Chicagoans Stop 5G is making progress, still needs residents’ support them. But a combina- each shopping trip to Four months ago Stop 5G Hinsdale & All of these actions are in preliminary tion of factors, including 49 percent after just one Neighbors was formed. Since then, we have phases and some represent simple political extensive government month of the tax. made significant progress, but much more posturing, but they do represent a foot in the campaigns about the Research suggests remains to be done. door. Now is the time to step in. environmental impact of strongly that it’s the cost, We have had town hall educational pre- “Hinsdopoly” at The Community House these bags that made me not the environmental sentations. We have diligently worked with serves as a venue for satirical reflection. This feel guilty and bag taxes arguments, that change our village board and staff, resulting in the weekend it featured a skit on 5G that showed that made me not want these habits. But noticing hiring of a lobbyist and an engineer who Hinsdaleans complacently watching as they to pay for them, changed the cost also makes us will review each telecom application for its “radiate the kids.” Good satire always hints my habits. I assembled mindful of the impact of impact on our community. at the truth. Good satire provokes a gut reac- a favorite collection of these bags. We have convinced Sen. Durbin to tion. Now is the time to self reflect and not reusable bags that were Perhaps that’s one rea- cosponsor a federal bill (S2012) and Rep. be complacent. The door has been opened. always kept in the car, son why Gov. J.B. Pritzker Mazzochi to sponsor a state bill (HB-4653) Please make it wider by writing to your local ready for my next grocery has proposed a 5-cent that will allow the return of local authority politicians that you support these efforts. run. bag tax and a bag tax bill regarding the 5G rollout. The Stop5GHinsdaleandneighbors.com Here in and around has been submitted by Members of the Stop 5G Hinsdale were website and the Stop5GHinsdale Bacebook Hinsdale, the bags are State Rep. Ann Williams also successful in convincing Sen. Glowiak page make it easy. Now is the time we need thrust upon me at check- in Springfield. Taxes may to sponsor a bill that asks that a task force be your support. — Dr. Fariha DiPasquale, out, whether it’s at a big not be the most effective formed to assess the health effect of 5G. Hinsdale chain supermarket or a way. smaller grocery. Like many European “Paper or plastic” is Union member states and District 86 board was wrong in thwarting public comment often the only choice I’ll California, New York state The Open Meeting Act provides the public they were not allowed to continue. get. I’m never asked if I banned single-use bags a statutory right to address public bodies. Per Public comments allow community members actually need the bag and completely on March 1, OMA, the rules for addressing a public body to share their perspective with board members have seen people handed 2020. may only impose reasonable “time, place and but more importantly with administrators, a single piece of fruit in Whether or not there’s manner” regulations that are necessary to fur- other district employees and community mem- one. a tax or ban, I’m bring- ther a significant governmental interest, such as bers. Understandably, being a board member I bring my own bags ing my bags because it’s maintaining decorum during the public meet- can be a thankless job, but once you accept this because it’s a habit already my habit. Don’t ings. position you are obligated to listen to all com- and because I think it’s wait for someone to cajole Having watched the live telecast of the Dec. ments respectfully as long as they follow the important. Whether or force you into doing it. 12 D86 Board of Education meeting, it seemed “rules.” Per board policy, board members are they’re paper or plastic, Make it your habit today. pretty clear that the D86 BOE did not follow also allowed to respond to public comments. I disposable bags do cause — Beth Smits of Hinsdale OMA when they stopped three community hope the current D86 BOE will choose to cor- environmental damage. is a contributing colum- members from reading a letter that had already rect its error outside the legal system and move This takes different forms, nist. Readers can email been shared with them, posted on Facebook forward with the business of educating our from the pollution caused her at news@thehins- and referred to an administrator in a factual students and updating the facilities for which by making paper bags dalean.com. manner. Even though the second speaker the community helped pass a referendum. — to the remains of plastic attempted to continue the letter while simply Mridu Garg and Lois and Mejdrich, Hinsdale, bags that can linger in referring to the position of the administrator, and Jill Kosmin Quinones, Clarendon Hills

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The Hinsdalean • March 5, 2020 • Page 11 OBITUARIES owell Istvan Baksay P Istvan Baksay, 87, of Hinsdale passed away Hinsdale. Funeral March 4, 2020, with his family at his side. Family and friends will meet at 10 a.m. He is survived by his wife, Maria T. Baksay, Saturday, March 7, for a funeral Mass at Directors nee Ader; his children, Istvan Baksay Jr., Gabor St. Isaac Jogues Church, 306 W. Fourth St., Baksay, Zoltan (Maria) Baksay and Maria Hinsdale. Caring for Hinsdale (David) Banks; his grandchildren, Maria and Interment is at Queen of Heaven Cemetery for 39 years Julia Baksay, and Steven and Jonathon Banks; in Hillside. and his siblings, Eva Reilly, Zoltan (the late In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made Facilities available at: Rozalia) Baksay and Gabor (Eva) Baksay. to St. Isaac Jogues Parish, 306 W. Fourth St., 7000 S. Madison St. Visitation is from 4 to 8 p.m. Friday, March Hinsdale, IL 60521. 6, at Sullivan Funeral Home, 60 S. Grant St., Brian Powell, Sr. 630.703.9131 Sharon Cresta Brian Powell, Jr. www.powellfuneraldirectors.com Sharon Cresta, 82, of Clarendon Hills passed children, Rachel, Keli and Blake. away Feb. 29, 2020 at Elmhurst Memorial Visitation is from 5 to 9 p.m. Wednesday, Hospital. March 4, with a funeral service at 7:30 p.m., Sharon was born in 1937 in Centralia. at Adolf Funeral Home, 7000 S. Madison St., She was preceded in death by her husband, Willowbrook. Daniel. Brian Powell Funeral Directors of Hinsdale She is survived by her children, Sheryl handled the arrangements. Cresta and Greg (Teri) Cresta; and her grand- Rev. Venard Kommer )81(5$/+20( The Rev. Venard (Alphonse) at the parish until ill health forced him &5(0$7,216(59,&(6 Kommer, OFM, 99, of Clarendon Hills into nursing care late last year. (VW passed away on March 2, 2020 in Venard was preceded in death by his Hinsdale. siblings, Ann Kommer Keane, Helen Alphonse Kommer was born in 1920 Kommer McDivitt and the Rev. Jason in Engelskirchen, Germany, to Joseph Kommer, OFM; his niece, Delores and Helen (Hoffstadt) Kommer. He Latham, and nephew James Keane. Outstanding Service entered the Franciscan Friars of the He is survived by his nieces Peggy Sacred Heart Province on Aug. 13, 1940 Kommer Meyer and Ellen Keane; and his neph- and received the name Venard; he was ew Tom Keane. And Amenities ordained to the Priesthood on Dec. 20, 1946 Visitation is from 3 to 7 p.m. Friday, March in Teutopolis. Venard’s first assignment after 6, at Sullivan Funeral Home, 60 S. Grant St., $WUDGLWLRQRIWUXVWIRURYHU\HDUV ordination was in pastoral ministry in Quincy, Hinsdale. followed by pastoral work in Petoskey and Visitation will continue at 9:30 a.m. Saturday, Bayshore, Mich. March 7, at Notre Dame Parish of Clarendon His next assignment brought Venard to Hills, 64 Norfolk Ave. Chicago, where he served in pastoral and edu- A Mass of Christian burial will be said at the cational work at Corpus Christi Parish, Corpus church at 11 a.m. Christo High School, and Hales Franciscan Interment will be private in the friar’s plot at High School. After serving as administrator of Queen of Heaven Cemetery in Hillside. St. Joseph High School Seminary in Oak Brook In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made and chaplain at Hinsdale Hospital, he returned to the Fr. Venard Memorial Fund at Notre to parish ministry as senior associate pastor at Dame Parish, 64 Norfolk Ave., Clarendon Notre Dame Parish of Clarendon Hills, where Hills, IL 60514; or the Franciscan Retirement he served for 16 years. He continued to reside Fund, 3140 Meramec St., St. Louis, MO 63118. John S. Lee John S. Lee, 71, of Clarendon Hills, nephew and nieces, Michael (Leah) formerly of Hinsdale, passed away Lee, Stacy (Doug) Robertson and 7000 S. MADISON STREET March 1, 2020 at Amita Hinsdale Kristen (Nathan) Webster; and eight Hospital. great-nieces and great-nephews. WILLOWBROOK, IL He was born in 1948 in Chicago to Funeral services and interment will Trusten and Caroline Lee Jr. and was a be private. 630.325.2300 retired bank manager. Brian Powell Funeral Directors of He is survived by his brother, Hinsdale handled the arrangements. Trusten “Buzz” (Debbie) Lee; his Lee

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Page 12 • March 5, 2020 • The Hinsdalean OBITUARIES Paul Edward Purcell Sr. Paul Edward Purcell Sr., 73, of 10 years, he served as the chair of the Hinsdale died Feb. 28, 2020, in University of Notre Dame Mendoza Sarasota, Florida from complications School of Business Advisory Council. from cancer. His wife and four children His other community commitments were with him at his death. included serving as the co-chair of Paul was born in 1946 in Salt Lake Teach for America — Milwaukee, as City, Utah, the third child of Philip a member of the board of trustees of and Shirley Sorensen Purcell. His Alverno College, and as a member of father successfully ran the Continental Purcell the board of Junior Achievement of Insurance Agency in Salt Lake City. Chicago. He was very involved with the Paul was 5 years old when his mother died of Milwaukee community, serving on the boards cancer, leaving behind him, his older sister of the United Way of Greater Milwaukee, the Ann and his older brother, Philip. When Paul United Performing Arts Fund and Discovery was a teenager, his father married Norine World. Paul received numerous recognitions Maxfield and the family later welcomed Paul’s for his achievements and service, including sister, Patrice. the University of Chicago Booth School of Paul attended Judge Memorial High School Business Distinguished Corporate Alumni in Salt Lake City, and then the University of Award. Four Generations of Notre Dame. In his freshman year at Notre Paul adored his wife and was devoted to Dame, Paul met Patricia Wiedner, a student at his family. He and Patti enjoyed 49 years of the neighboring St. Mary’s College. Following marriage; their love undiminished. Together Our Family Caring for his graduation in 1969, Paul enrolled at the they raised four children in the Chicago sub- University of Chicago Graduate School of urbs and welcomed six grandchildren. Papa Families Like Yours. Business and, in June 1970, he and Patti were Paul was beloved by his grandchildren, who married in Glen Ellyn. Their wedding recep- delighted in his Donald Duck voices and his Since 1924. tion was in the backyard of Patti’s parents’ famous Mickey Mouse watch. He was never home. happier than when swimming with his grand- Terrence M. Sullivan and Brian D. Sullivan Paul began his business career in the kids in the pool or watching them play on the Chicago office of Kidder, Peabody & Co. He beach in Longboat Key, Florida. spent 22 years with the firm, ultimately in Paul had many friends and enjoyed spend- the role of managing director and head of ing time with them on the golf course or over 60 South Grant Street | Hinsdale, IL 60521 | 630.323-0275 the Midwest investment banking group. In long dinners. He was a warm, gracious host www.sullivanfuneralhomehinsdale.com 1994, Paul and several of his Kidder colleagues and wonderful company. He loved watching joined Robert W. Baird & Co., the Milwaukee Notre Dame football games and was always financial services firm. He was named pres- optimistic at the start of every season. Golf ident of Baird in 1998, chief executive officer was a passion for him, even when slowed by in 2000 and chairman in 2006. He served a bad back. He enjoyed playing with his fam- as chairman and chief executive officer until ily and friends at Butterfield Country Club, 2016, when he was succeeded as CEO by his The Founders Club, Sarasota, and Muirfield Never the same store twice! long-time friend and colleague, Steve Booth. Village Golf Club, Dublin, OH. Resale & Consignment Paul and Steve had worked together since Paul is survived by his wife, Patricia (Patti) Fine Furnishings F Accessories F Beautiful Tableware their days at Kidder, Peabody. Paul continued Wiedner Purcell; their children, Carolann to serve as chairman of Baird until his death. (Baird) Allis, Paul Jr. (Mary) Purcell, Emily Paul brought to Baird a relentless work ethic (Josh) Locke, and Mark (Michelle) Purcell; his and an unmatched devotion to clients and grandchildren, Catherine, John Paul and Mark colleagues. Under his leadership, the firm Allis, Owen and Madison Purcell, and Frank enjoyed consistent success and grew through- Locke; his siblings, Ann Perini, Philip (Anne) out the US and internationally. Paul was enor- Purcell and Patrice (John) DeCorrevont; and mously proud of Baird’s place in the top ranks many nieces and nephews. of Fortune’s 100 Best Companies to Work For. He was preceded in death by his parents, Baird’s success results from its culture of ser- Philip and Shirley Purcell; his step-mother, vice and excellence, virtues Paul lived every Norine Purcell; his brother-in-law, Albert day. Perini; his nephew, James Wiedner; and his Paul matched his devotion to Baird with his great-nephew, P.J. Purcell. commitment to his community. He believed Family will greet friends from 2 to 7 p.m. deeply in the power of education to shape Sunday, March 8 at Sullivan Funeral Home, 60 lives and was committed to making oppor- S. 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The Hinsdalean • March 5, 2020 • Page 13 ASK AN EXPERT DANIEL LEUNG, SPEECH TEAM MEMBER What’s the secret have a really positive atmosphere. the stage while moaning,” he said. Everyone knows that we’re giving Keeping the routines fresh is key to speech team critiques not to put you down but even at the point when he can do to build you up and be the best per- them largely by rote. success? former you can be.” “Halfway through the season, Leung said he’s always enjoyed I really didn’t have to practice as Last year’s IHSA state speech expressing himself in unique ways to much. I’d only practice if I was try- final was triumphant for Hinsdale others but didn’t fully recognize his ing to add something new,” he said. Central, which took home the first knack for comedy until his speech “It kind of comes down to physical place trophy. But team member team audition sophomore year. memory after a while.” Daniel Leung said his nerves and “It showed me a totally different Leung said comedians John lack of confidence hampered his side to me that I probably never Mulaney and Chris D’Elia are individual humorous interpretation would have even realized had a not among his favorites, particularly performance. done speech,” he said. their ability to use both words and This year, a self-assured Leung His humorous interpretation body language to convey a story. placed second in original comedy routine involves delivering an over Leung said he and his teammates and third in humorous interpreta- eight-minute performance from endeavored to conduct themselves tion at the state meet Feb. 21-22 in memory. His self-developed version at the meet in a way that reflect- helping lead Central to a third-place requires him to embody a cast of ed well on the school both during finish. characters including a valley girl, a competitions and at the hotel and “With the support of my friends Russian mobster and Dracula. restaurants. and the coaches, I really gained that “I’m given a script and I build “We made sure to follow curfew,” self-confidence and allowed me to characters around them, the way he said. “The juniors and seniors do pretty well this year,” said the they move, the way they talk,” said really took it upon themselves to Central senior. Leung of the act, which took first show the underclassmen the expec- Refining his routines through doz- place at regionals and sectionals. tations.” ens of practices and competitions “You have to develop a way to think. Leung credited speech team with certainly helped, too. Leung work- It’s the way that you use the space having a profound impact on his Hinsdale Central speech team member shopped his concept with team- around you and create sound effects Central tenure. Daniel Leung captured second and third mates again and again, taking their and interact with imaginary objects.” “I really have enjoyed my time on place prizes at the IHSA state meet last feedback to heart. For his original comedy perfor- speech,” he said. “I think it’s one month as part of the team’s overall third “Our team is tight-knit,” he said. mance, he also incorporates ele- of the highlights of my high school place finish. The senior said a belief in “We’re really good at having group ments of physicality. experience.” himself was a pivotal factor in his suc- performance practices, We also “I drag my body halfway across — by Ken Knutson cess. (Jim Slonoff photo)

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Page 16 • March 5, 2020 • The Hinsdalean PULSE Theater students learn from master Chicago Shakespeare’s casting director offers advice to BAM ensemble members By Pamela Lannom [email protected]

Bob Mason spent 15 years performing in musical theater before he became casting director of Chicago Shakespeare Theatre. He still remembers what it’s like to audition — trying to perform while grappling with nerves and a sense of the unknown. He knows a lot more now than when he started in the business, and he imparted some of that wis- Melanie Lamoureux, BAM Theatre dom Sunday to students in founder and artistic director, the Hinsdale-based BAM watches as her students perform Conservatory Ensemble. for and receive feedback from “I was an actor and I Bob Mason, casting director for always think, ‘What do I Chicago Shakespeare Theater. wish someone had told me Charlotte Froiland of Hinsdale and that would have saved me James Leonardi were among the a lot of time and energy?’ students who participated in the ” he told The Hinsdalean master class. (Jim Slonoff photos) Monday. “I feel like I’ve started to learn what those things are.” joked with her. impression on Mason. and immediately apply it,” Fisher. The series is the cul- He played the role of a In an effort to make it “Your voice is crazy Johnson said. mination of a yearlong cur- casting director at the mas- more convincing, he asked good,” he said. Mason praised the stu- riculum for the 26 students ter class, with 15 students her to sing the song to her “That’s a song I’ve been dents’ willingness to put who auditioned and earned presenting a song as if they peers. working on for a couple themselves in a vulnerable a place in the ensemble, were at an audition. He “This time I want you to of months with my voice position. said Melanie Lamoureux, offered individual insights to actually get in their faces,” teachers,” Johnson said “It takes so much brav- founder and artistic director the actors as well as general he said. Monday. “To get some ery. It really does,” he said. of BAM. advice. A common theme of She did — and offered a recognition for it was really “When I look at the people “The program I designed his critique was to make the completely different version cool.” who come in every day, I for a more advanced actor song more personal. of the song. She said anxiety can often wonder, ‘How did I do who really wants that type of “Try to convince yourself Student Hayley Johnson be hard to manage when that?’ I often wonder how I coaching, so we’re hopeful this is what you need to of Hinsdale attended a mas- singing for someone who is had the guts to do that.” that the students are recep- do to survive,” he told one ter class almost 10 years ago, distinguished and knowl- He also was impressed tive to the feedback, and so student. “Feel free to go accompanied by her older edgeable, but she credited with the talent he saw. far I’ve really seen positive overboard. Feel free to make sister, Shannon, and led by Mason with putting students “Some of those voices things come out of that,” she a fool of yourself because Jim Cordi, artistic director at at ease. blew me away,” he said. “It’s said. that’s why we’re here.” the Paramount Theater in “I don’t think anyone felt amazing, the teenage tal- Lamoureux acknowl- He suggested another Aurora judged or evaluated in a ent pool. Twenty years ago edged the exercise can be a student pay more attention “He had my sister sing poor way. I think he made the talent wouldn’t be that bit intimidating. to the point in the song at and she was really focus- it very clear he was there developed at that age.” “Most of these students which she poses a question. ing on her voice,” Johnson to make everyone better,” He said programs like have never gone to a profes- “Really ask the question recalled. “He gave her one said Johnson, who plans to those offered by BAM sional audition at one of the as if you don’t know the critique and her whole per- major in musical theater in Theatre combined with stu- major houses in Chicago, answer,” he suggested. formance changed.” college. dents’ dedication put young and these are the individu- He encouraged students Cordi led a master class Making a change on the performers in place where als who cast those shows,” to have a second song pre- again this year, on Feb. 23, spot to a song that has been they already sound great, she said. pared if the director asks to and Johnson sang for him rehearsed for months can and he can work with them She has enjoyed watching hear something different. then. She had the oppor- be difficult, she said. on specifics. her guests interact with her Kiki Sikora, who sang “What tunity Sunday to sing for “I think that sometimes the “How do they make the students. It Means to be a Friend” Mason as well. nerves can kind of get the song personal to them so “It’s been really fun,” she from “13,” performed “Killer “They are so different but best of people, and I think no one else would ever sign said. “I love Bob. I was his Instinct” from “Bring it On” so amazing in their own that sometimes it’s hard not it the way they sing it,” he casting intern many years as her second piece. ways,” she said of the two to revert back to an old habit said. ago at Chicago Shakespeare. “It’s a great song for you professionals. that you have. Sometimes The final master class It was really lovely to bring because you look like you Her rendition of “Say it can be difficult to grasp this Saturday will feature him to my theater home in don’t have one,” Mason the Word” made quite an a note someone gives you Broadway actress Jessie Hinsdale.”

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ARTFULLY DONE 10 adults or being placed on a team. Prizes will be given to ■ The Weaving Mill: Art, the winning team. The event Industry, Philanthropy is BYOB (wine and beer only please); soft drinks and snacks March 17 will be provided. Time: 7 to Congregation Etz Chaim 9:30 p.m. Tickets: $30. 1710 S. Highland Ave., Lombard https://www.illinoisprai- FAITH COMMUNITIES rieweavers.org. Illinois Prairie Weavers will ■ IF:Gathering 2020 host speaker Emily Winter, March 6-7 co-founder of Chicago’s The Christ Church Oak Brook Weaving Mill, which designs 501 Oak Brook Road and makes fabric in collabora- https://www.christchurch.us/ tion with artists and designers ifgathering and works with Envisions to This two-day women’s con- allow adults with learning dis- ference is held in conjunction abilities to create weaving and with the national conference, sewing products. Time: 10 a.m. featuring nationally known Christian female speakers who CENTRAL TIME gather to inspire and challenge women to grow in their faith ■ Movie Trivia Night journey. The event begins at 5 p.m. March 6 with a dinner March 21 and resumes at 8 a.m. March 7 Notre Dame Parish and includes breakfast. Tickets: 64 Norfolk Ave., Clarendon $40, $30 for students. RR Hills https://bit.ly/2UzjnnF The community is invited to FAMILY FUN support the Hinsdale Central The cast of “Hin$dopoly” will present its final two shows this Friday and Saturday, Drama program while enjoy- ■ St. Patrick’s Day Celebration March 6-7, at The Community House. See Page 23 for details. (photo courtesy of Jim ing a fun night of movie trivia Hutchinson) by forming a team of eight to Please turn to Page 20

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Since the dawn of the fitness indus- fuel allows the body to bet- more fat as fuel, when carbs Javier Gonzalez, an associate profes- try and fad diets, this question has ter use what has been stored are stored away as glyco- sor in the Department for Health at been raised: which is better for fat loss rather than what is currently gen to replenish a worked the University of Bath. — eating or not eating before a morn- in the bloodstream from muscle or tissue, the body’s If burning more body fat is the main ing workout? the meal prior to exercise. response to insulin is also goal, engaging in steady-state or inter- Some say fuel before a workout Fasting before exercising changing. Fasting before val cardio training in a fasted state will boosts blood sugars, giving the body forces the body to turn to exercise made the men’s yield the best results for fat loss. energy to increase the intensity and stored carbohydrates, and muscles more responsive to If you are a power athlete or an length of a workout while fighting off after this initial supply has insulin, which controls high individual aiming to lift weights and fatigue and dizziness. The eat-after been used, to quickly shift blood sugar levels, helping strength train at a higher intensity, proponents say that you burn more into burning fat cells. to ward against diabetes having the primary fuel source — car- fat if you fast before exercise. While study participants Eric Bishop and heart disease. bohydrates — present will be neces- According to CNN Health, a recent in the eat-after group didn’t Healthbeat “The group who exercised sary to perform at optimal levels to UK study supports the latter point of lose more weight than the before breakfast increased achieve the desired outcome in those view. The study included 30 obese or eat-before group during the six weeks their ability to respond to insulin, areas that aren’t directly related to overweight men who were followed of the study, skipping the meal before which is all the more remarkable weight loss. for six weeks. Those who exercised exercise did have “profound and given that both exercise groups lost At the end of the day, make fitness before breakfast burned twice the fat positive” effects on the health of the a similar amount of weight and both goals that work for you. as the men who ate breakfast before eat-after group, researchers say (CNN gained a similar amount of fitness ... — Eric Bishop is fitness supervisor at they worked out. Health, October 2019). the only difference was the timing of Edward-Elmhurst Health & Fitness in In one aspect, working out without Not only is an individual burning the food intake,” stated researcher Woodridge.

■ Some say fuel before a workout boosts blood sugars, giving the body energy to increase the intensity and length of a workout while fighting off fatigue and dizziness. The eat-after proponents say that you burn more fat if you fast before exercise.

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Continued from Page 18 https://bit.ly/HHS-Bachelor- n Finale Tablescapes March 14 Join other fans of “The March 22 Hinsdale Public Library Bachelor” to watch the series’ The Westin Lombard 20 E. Maple St. final episode while enjoying 70 Yorktown Center (630) 986-1976 pizza, wine and other treats. https://hinsdaleiws.com https://www.hinsdalelibrary. Clay Harbor, a past contes- The Infant Welfare Society of info tant on “The Bachelorette” Chicago Hinsdale Auxiliary will Catch the luck of the Irish and “Bachelor in Paradise,” hold its annual benefit, themed with fun activities for the whole will make an appearance. “Illuminate,” featuring a lun- family. Hours: 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Event proceeds will help the cheon with boutique shopping, a silent auction, and mem- n Hinsdale Humane Society Spring Equinox Night Hike care for homeless animals. For ber-designed tables with raffle March 20 more information, email Jacki tickets available for guests Little Red Schoolhouse Rossi at jacki.rossi@hinsdale- to win everything on display Nature Center humanesociety.org. Time: 7 in their favorite tablescapes. 9800 Willow Springs Road, p.m. Cost: $25 suggested dona- Proceeds support The Angel Willow Springs tion. RR Harvey Family Health Center (708) 839-6897 of Infant Welfare Society of https://www.fpdcc.com n Up Owl Night Chicago. Hours: noon to 4 p.m. Welcome the arrival of Tickets: $125. spring at this family program March 13 with a sunset stroll, bonfire Gibsons Bar & Steakhouse and s’mores. Time: 6:30 to 8 2105 Spring Road, Oak GREAT OUTDOORS p.m. RR Brook https://UpOwlNight. n Maple Sugaring givesmart.com Weekends through March 29 FOR A CAUSE Attend the Oak School Thursdays to Mondays biennial parent fundraiser to n through February ‘Bachelor’ Finale Viewing support building a new out- Kline Creek Farm Party door classroom. Bid on excit- 1N600 County Farm Road, March 9 ing auction items beginning West Chicago Tuthill Family Pet Rescue & March 6. Attire is sophisticated (630) 876-5900 Resource Center chic. Time: 7 to 11 p.m. Tickets: 21 Salt Creek Lane, Hinsdale $125. Please turn to Page 21 Featuring...

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Continued from Page 20 GREEN THUMB Grocery Store, Apothecary (630) 323-5150 Resource Center and Love Shop,” discussing https://www.wellnesshouse. 21 Salt Creek Lane, Hinsdale https://www.dupageforest. ■ Suburban Garden Club the different ways people have org https://bit.ly/HHS-Goat-Yoga org made use of Illinois’ prairie This class will focus on spe- Guests are invited to spend Discover how sap becomes March 16 throughout history. Time: 7:30 cific antioxidants, the foods 45 minutes doing yoga with syrup by tapping with tools The Community House to 9 p.m. they are found in and how baby goats from Blue Sky from the 1890s, checking the 415 W. Eighth St., Hinsdale including them in one’s diet Farm. Program proceeds will collection buckets, watch- (630) 202-5739 can reduce the risk of cancer. help the Hinsdale Humane ing sap thicken over the fire, Author and master gardener HEALTH & WELLNESS Time: 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. RR Society care for homeless and tasting real maple syrup. Cindy Crosby, a natural his- ■ animals. For more informa- Hours: 1 to 4 p.m. Cost: $5 tory instructor for the Illinois Antioxidant Favorites ■ tion, email Dee Downs at dee. suggested donation per person Master Naturalists program, March 7 Goat Yoga downs@hinsdalehumaneso- ages 3 and up. will give a presentation enti- Wellness House March 21 tled, “The Tallgrass Prairie: 131 N. County Line Road Tuthill Family Pet Rescue & Please turn to Page 22

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Continued from Page 21 ciety.org. Times: 9:45 to 10:30 LISTEN & LEARN a.m. or 10:45 to 11:30 a.m. Cost: $30. RR ■ TEDxYouth@Hinsdale2020 March 7 IT’S ELEMENTARY Hinsdale Central High School 5500 S. Grant St. ■ https://www.eventbrite.com D181 Summer Camp Expo This independently orga- March 10 nized TED event will feature Hinsdale Middle School talks by Joseph Choi, co-cre- 100 S. Garfield Ave. ator of the Rochester Cloak; From traditional sleep-away Maanasa Raghavan, professor SATURDAY, camps to programs in the of human population genetics local community, learn about MARCH 28, at the University of Chicago; the wide array of summer 8:30 am - 12:15 pm Mark Toland, Chicago-based programming available for mentalist, magician, and children in preschool through mind reader; Kayleigh Excell, HAVE YOU OR A LOVED ONE BEEN This event is presented at high school including sports, no cost. Hinsdale Central senior, whose fine arts, educational enrich- DIAGNOSED WITH COLON OR limited hearing has exposed Register at wellnesshouse.org ment, special needs, nature RECTAL CANCER? her to the discrimination or call 630.323.5150 and more. Questions should against those with “invisi- Learn about the latest in treatment from top oncologists Wellness House be emailed to summercamp- ble disabilities;” and Rajesh and surgeons in the Chicago area. 131 N. County Line Rd [email protected]. Sankaran, a research and Hinsdale, IL 60521 Hours: 6 to 8 p.m. development lead at Argonne 9:00 am – 11:00 am Updates in medical surgical and Wellness House presents informational events so you can National Laboratory, working radiation oncology. JUST FOR KIDS to build a wireless sensor that feel empowered, informed and prepared. can automatically pick up 11:15 am – 12:15 pm Nutrition for Colorectal Cancer ■ Illustration and Writing environmental data to create Workshop cleaner cities. Three official March 12 TED talk videos will also be Hinsdale Public Library shown. Time: 1:30 to 5:30 p.m. Wellness House presents informational events so you can feel 20 E. Maple St. Tickets: $25. empowered, informed and prepared. (630) 986-1976 https://www.hinsdalelibrary. ■ Illinois Fair Tax Amendment info March 10 Kids in grades two through Downers Grove Fire Station five are invited to join 5420 Main St. author-illustrator Jarrett Lerner (630) 733-1921 ~ JOIN US! ~ for a crash course in writing The League of Women and illustrating. Jarrett will Voters of Downers Grove, OPEN HOUSE provide tips and techniques to Woodridge and Lisle is spon- boost kids’ writing and draw- soring this presentation on SATURDAY, MARCH 7TH ing confidence and improve the proposed Illinois Fair 9AM-3PM their skills, and will share strat- Tax amendment to the state egies for generating story ideas. constitution. Speaker Allison Tour our studio and receive Participants should bring a Flannigan, a research associate FREE registration when you sign up notebook or sketchbook and from the Center for Tax and for any lessons (reg. $35) preferred writing and drawing Budget Accountability, will tools. Time: 4 to 5:30 p.m. RR discuss the binding November referendum that will ask ■ Reputation Raptor Illinois voters to change the BEL CANTO ACADEMY offers group March 14 state income tax system from • Professional Musician/ Clarendon Hills Community a flat tax to a graduated tax. Vocalist Owned and Operated lessons strings and voice for children 6 months Center Time: 6:30 p.m. to 10 years old and private lessons in all 315 W. Chicago Ave. • Private and Group Lessons instruments for both adults and children. (630) 789-7090 ■ Getting Admitted to a Top-Tier for Most Instruments https://www.villageofhins- College • Private Lessons for dale.org/pr March 10 Kids ages 6-12 will learn PRIVATE LESSONS provide one-on-one Hinsdale Public Library Special Needs Children the best tips on how to build, 20 E. Maple St. instruction with our esteemed faculty who will protect and, if necessary, • Convenient Location (630) 986-1976 rehab a reputation through tailor their approach to the individual, providing https://www.hinsdalelibrary. games like “This Is It,” “Mint • Open 7 Days a Week consistent and helpful feedback in line with the info Toothpaste,” Wrecking Ball” This workshop is aimed at student’s goals. and “Pop Rocks Fireworks” at parents whose children aspire this Lisa Lombardi Coaching to attend a top-tier university workshop. Also discover ways but are concerned about the to minimize the damage from cost. Learn academic strate- unhealthy people who thrive gies to increase students’ odds 92 BURR RIDGE PARKWAY on preying (raptor-like) behav- of being admitted and lit- BURR RIDGE, IL ior. Funny dramatizations, tle-known financial strategies 630.581.5106 props and treats will drive that can be used to help pay for home the points Time: 3 to 4 WWW.BELCANTOMUSICACADEMY.COM p.m. Cost: $25. RR Please turn to Page 23

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Continued from Page 22 wit. Time: 8 p.m. Tickets: $20, $18 for students & seniors. it. The program is presented by financial experts from My ■ College Planning Team. Time: Bach’s Passion 7 to 8:45 p.m. RR March 15 Elmhurst Christian Reformed ■ Anxiety: Teens and Parents Church 149 W. Brush Hill Road March 11 (630) 941-0202 The Little Theater https://www.elmhurstsym- Hinsdale South High School phony.org 7401 S. Clarendon Hills The Elmhurst Symphony Road, Darien Orchestra will perform Bach’s Dr. Patrick McGrath will “Passion According to St. speak about one of the most John,” with a stellar cast of common difficulties for chil- soloists to tell the story of dren, who often attempt to Christ’s arrest, suffering and get instant relief by steering death with incomparable clear of things that create drama and beauty. A free lec- anxiety, seeking reassurance ture precedes the concert at from everyone they know or 1:45 p.m. Time: 3 p.m. Tickets: distracting themselves to avoid $38, $35 for seniors, $12 for anxiety-provoking situations. students. If those fail, they may turn to THIS IS substance abuse, threats or fighting. The program is part of ON STAGE the Speaker Series sponsored by District 86 and the Parent ■ Hin$dopoly PERSONAL Network. Time: 7 to 8:30 p.m. March 6-7 The Community House Maria R. Costanzo, MD ■ Sell Your Stuff Online 415 W. Eighth St., Hinsdale CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE SPECIALIST March 18 (800) 838-3006 Hinsdale Public Library https://www.thecommunity- 20 E. Maple St. house.org (630) 986-1976 The Community Revue is https://www.hinsdalelibrary. back with its always hilarious info send up of Hinsdale happen- Learn about great options ings and behavior. No one is HEALTHY STARTS WHEN YOU for unloading old possessions, safe from its biting humor. The from old faves like Ebay to show is for ages 21 and up, and GET TO KNOW YOUR HEART. newer places like Facebook tickets include complimentary Marketplace, and get good sell- beer, wine and hors d’oeuvres ing and safety tips. Time: 7 to prior to the show and com- 8:30 p.m. RR plimentary beer, wine and dessert at intermission. The first 160 people to purchase NOTEWORTHY $75 PERSONALIZED HEART SCAN INCLUDES: VIP tickets receive premium ■ seating, a special gift and a Acappellago chance to participate in the March 14  CT scan to detect early build-up in arteries show. Proceeds benefit The Mayslake Peabody Estate Community House programs.  Cholesterol, glucose and BMI screening 1717 W. 31st St., Oak Brook Time: 6:45 p.m. cocktail hour, (708) 484-3797 7:45 p.m. show. Tickets: $125-  Blood pressure check https://www.acappellago.org $150. Enjoy this a cappella cham-  1 on 1 with cardiac nurse to understand your risk ber choir’s performance of ■ “Escape to ... Springtime, the Cirque Éloize ‘Hotel’  Results interpreted by board-certiﬁed Only Pretty Ringtime.” The March 7 concert is for ages 12 and up; McAninch Arts Center cardiologist and radiologist those under age 18 must be College of DuPage with an adult. Time: 7:30 to 425 Fawell Blvd., Glen Ellyn 9:30 p.m. Tickets: $17, $15 for (630) 942-4000 Sign up at ThisIsPersonalEEH.org students and seniors. https://www.atthemac.org Be swept away by acrobatics, ■ theater, dance and live music Garnet Rogers in this touching, poetic, one- March 14 of-a-kind creation revealing Unitarian Church of Hinsdale the story of a hotel and the 11 W. Maple St. travelers who come passing https://www.acousticren.com through it. Time: 7:30 p.m. Rogers will sing from his Tickets: $49-$76 collection of extraordinary songs about people who are ■ not obvious heroes and of the ‘The Great Gatsby’ small victories of the everyday, Through March 8 blending in his over-the-top Theatre of Western Springs’ humor and lightning-quick Please turn to Page 24

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PULSE TIRED... of How They’re Continued from Page 23 impersonations and incredible singing. Enjoy a lunch of chick- Doing Your Shirts? 4384 Hampton Ave. en vesuvio, roasted potatoes, (708) 246-3380 a garden salad and cannoli https://www.theatrewest- before the show. Time: 11 a.m. ernsprings.com to 3:30 p.m. Cost: $115. RR, This classic work by F. Scott MD Fitzgerald, set in 1922 on Long Island during a time of loose ■ Hearing loss support group morals, jazz, and pretensions, Second Wednesday of the follows fledgling writer Nick month Carraway, who has rented a Aging Care Connections cottage next door to a myste- 111 W. Harris Ave., La rious, party-giving millionaire Try us... Grange named Jay Gatsby. Across (708) 603-2259 We do it your way the bay lives Gatsby’s cousin, https://www.agingcarecon- Daisy, and her womanizing using eco-friendly nections.org husband, Tom Buchanan. Nick This group, for older adults solvent on premises. is drawn into the world of the with any level of hearing loss Whatever the collar style – button super-rich and their loves, illu- or those caring for a loved one down, rounded, tab, tapered – we’ll sions and tragic flaws. Times: with hearing loss, will offer press and shape it so it will cradle your neck in comfort, starched or 8 p.m. March 5-6, 2:30 and 8 resources, everyday tips and p.m. March 7, 2:30 p.m. March very soft, whichever your prefer. coping strategies for handling Missing buttons replaced, open 8. Tickets: $22-$24. hearing loss. Participants can seams mended, from starch to receive support from others finish or no starch at all. ■ Women’s Monolgues Whatever your preference, we do experiencing similar challeng- it your way. Whites are white, March 13-15 es. Time: 9:30 to 11 a.m. colors are bright. Collar and cuffs Theatre of Western Springs softly rolled. Returned folded or on 4384 Hampton Ave. SIGN UP NOW hangers, whichever you prefer. (708) 246-3380 Simply the Best. https://www.theatrewest- ■ Ballroom Dance ernsprings.com In recognition of National Mondays, March 16-May 18 HERITAGE CLEANERS Women’s History Month, the KLM Lodge 4 Grant Square Shopping Center theater will host performances 5901 S. County Line Road, 630-325-0519 of “Illuminated Dresses,” an Hinsdale all-female collaboration of (630) 789-7090 playwrights, actors and tech- https://www.villageofhins- nical personnel, and a single dale.org/pr monologue performance In the beginners class, stu- titled “50 Guns” depicting one dents will be introduced to woman’s perspective on gun proper technique while learn- violence. Times: 8 p.m. March ing foxtrot, waltz, swing and a 13-14, 7:30 p.m. March 15. little polka. The intermediate Admission: free will donations class is for those who want to will be taken. build on their dance knowledge by learning the Latin See it. dances of cha-cha, tango and ■ Lewis Black rumba along with advanced March 14 steps in the beginner dances. McAninch Arts Center Times: 7 to 8:30 p.m. for begin- College of DuPage ners, 8:30 to 10 p.m. for inter- SERIOUS. FUN. 425 Fawell Blvd., Glen Ellyn mediate. Cost: $40. RR (630) 942-4000 https://www.atthemac.org The actor, author and crit- SPECIAL EVENTS Buy it. NIKE TENNIS CAMPS ically acclaimed stand-up Buy it. comedian takes to the MAC ■ St. Patrick’s Day dinner ELMHURST COLLEGE stage as part of his “It Gets March 10 Better Every Day” tour. Time: 8 Plymouth Place Senior Living 2020 CAMP DATES: JULY 27-30 | AUGUST 3-6 p.m. Tickets: $65-$78. 315 N. La Grange Road, LaGrange Park BOYS & GIRLS | AGES 8-18 (708) 482-6840 ALL SKILLS, TOURNAMENT TRAINING, SENIOR SCENE Irish Times and Plymouth Place will host this buffet din- AND HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAMS ■ Club Arcada Lunch and Show ner to bring together residents Keep it. March 12 of Plymouth Place and the FULL DAY: 9:00AM-3:00PM Leave from The Community wider community. RSVPs are AM HALF DAY: 9:00AM-11:30AM House requested by March 6. Contact 415 W. Eighth St., Hinsdale Kathy Harris at kharris@plym- Published and unpublished PM HALF DAY: 12:30PM-3:00PM (630) 323-7500 outhplace.org or at the number https://www.thecommunity- photos are available online Directed by: Shawna Zsinko and Mark Cunnington, listed above. Time: 5:15 p.m. for viewing and house.org Head Tennis Coaches at Elmhurst College Take a trip to Club Arcada cash bar opens, 6 p.m. dinner. for purchase at: Tickets: $30. in St. Charles to see the Vito www.thehinsdalean.smugmug.com Zatto Show featuring hilarious USSportsCamps.com | 1.800.NIKE.CAMP stand-up comedy, celebrity Please turn to Page 26 All Rights reserved. Nike and the Swoosh design are registered trademarks of Nike, Inc. and its affiliates, and are used under license. Nike is the title sponsor of the camps and has no control over the operation of the camps or the acts or omissions of US Sports Camps.

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Continued from Page 24 https://www.hinsdalelibrary. info Pet pic of the week STEPPING BACK Start your weekend off right! Those in fifth grade and Addison is ■ an adorable How Chicago Women Won older can enjoy games like pit bull terrier mix who is Suffrage for the Nation Mario Kart and Super Smash sweet and cuddly. She March 16 Brothers on our Nintendo is approved for adop- Visitors Center Switch. Come for a bit, or stay tion to families with chil- Cantigny Park the whole time! No registration dren 8 years of age and 1S151 Winfield Road, required. Time: 3:30 to 5 p.m. older and will make an Wheaton amazing family pet and (630) 260-8162 snuggle buddy. She’s https://www.cantigny.org WEE ONES around 4 years old and Hear the story of the Chicago ■ ready to find her forever women that made Illinois the Nature Tots home. Addison’s adop- first state east of the Mississippi Second and fourth Fridays tion fee is $200. Come to grant limited voting rights through May 22 meet this beautiful lady to women in 1913. The pio- Lake View Nature Center and all of the other pets neers, including Ruth Hanna 17W063 Hodges Road, at the Hinsdale Humane McCormick, greatly influenced Oakbrook Terrace Society Tuthill Family the tactics and achievements (630) 789-7090 Pet Rescue & Resource of suffragists in other states https://www.villageofhins- Center at 21 Salt Creek and helped Illinois become dale.org/pr Lane. The shelter is the first state to ratify the 19th Toddlers ages 1 1/2-3, with open from 2 to 8 p.m. Amendment in 1920. Time: an adult, will explore the won- Tuesday, noon to 6 p.m. 6:30 p.m. RR ders of nature through “loose Wednesday through parts” play while learning teamwork and sharing skills. Friday and 10 a.m. to TEENS & TWEENS 4 p.m. Saturdays and There will be outside play each class. Time: 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Sundays. For more infor- ■ Switch Up Your Friday mation, call (630) 323- Cost: $10 per class. March 13 5630 or visit hinsdalehu- Hinsdale Public Library manesociety.org. (photo Key 20 E. Maple St. provided) RR - registration required (630) 986-1976 MD - member discount

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CERTIFICATE NO. 77439 CERTIFICATE NO. 77437 was was filed in the office of the filed in the office of the Coun- ty Clerk of DuPage County on County Clerk of DuPage It is the intent and goal of this February 25, 2020 wherein the County on February 25, 2020 newspaper to have each wherein the business firm of business firm of UNITED TALENT advertiser who wishes to place GLOBAL HEALTH a covered advertisement in LANGUAGE SERVICES COORDINATORS Located at 1212 S. Naper Bou- the newspaper comply with Located at 17W231 Hillside levard, Suite 119-286, Naper- the Fair Housing laws. Any Lane, Willowbrook, IL. 60527 ville, IL. 60540 was registered; advertisement which is per- was registered; that the true that the true or real name or ceived to contain language or real name or names of the names of the person or per- contrary to these laws will be person or persons owning the sons owning the business, rejected or changed to remove business, with their respec- with their respective post office the offending reference. There tive post office address(es), address(es), is/are as follows: may be situations where it is is/are as follows: Michele A. Thomas Hartman, 1212 S. Na- not clear whether particular Hansen, 17W231 Hillside per Boulevard, Suite 119-286, language is objectionable. Lane, Willowbrook, IL. 60527 Naperville, IL. 60540 Such advertisements should IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I be referred to a supervisor for have hereunto set my hand have hereunto set my hand consideration and determina- and Official Seal at my office in and Official Seal at my office in tion. Under certain circum- Wheaton, Illinois, this 25th day Wheaton, Illinois, this 25th day stances, advertisers may of February, A.D. 2020. of February, A.D. 2020. claim that because of the Jean Kaczmarek Jean Kaczmarek nature of the housing being DuPage County Clerk DuPage County Clerk advertised, they are not subject to the Fair Housing laws. Published in The Hinsdalean Published in The Hinsdalean Such claims are irrelevant for March 5, 12 & 19, 2020. March 5, 12 & 19, 2020. purposes of considering The glory of gardening: hands The function of education is to advertisements for publication in the dirt, head in the sun, teach one to think intensively in this newspaper. Every heart with nature. To nurture and to think critically. Intelli- housing advertisement pub- a garden is to feed not just on gence plus character - that is lished in this newspaper is the body, but the soul. the goal of true education. subject to the Fair Housing Alfred Austin Martin Luther King, Jr. laws. Travel/Vacation

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The Hinsdalean • March 5, 2020 • Page 39 MIND GAMES

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March 2020 Horoscopes • Week 2

CAPRICORN – Dec 22/Jan 20 ARIES – Mar 21/Apr 20 CANCER – Jun 22/Jul 22 LIBRA – Sept 23/Oct 23 Some powerful people This week should begin Think long and hard about Libra, some time off in the have taken notice of with seemingly little activ- what you have to say days ahead provides a your efforts, Capricorn. ity, Aries. But like an ice- before you start sharing great opportunity for some Your hard work may be berg, much is hidden be- your opinions, Cancer. It relaxation and reflection. paying dividends before neath the surface ready is hard to retract state- Make the most of this free CAPRICORN you know it. Expect to ARIES to be exposed when the CANCER ments, so choose your LIBRA time and form a plan for the see more of these people time comes. comments wisely. future. soon.

AQUARIUS – Jan 21/Feb 18 TAURUS – Apr 21/May 21 LEO – Jul 23/Aug 23 SCORPIO – Oct 24/Nov 22 Aquarius, it is alright to Taurus, there is no need Move outside of your Scorpio, your social sched- share your latest suc- to take everything on comfort zone this week, ule has been busy of late, cesses with close friends this week, Taurus. Focus Leo. Doing so can be es- and the roller coaster ride or family and perhaps on small details to keep pecially valuable as you does not figure to end any- shout it to an even wider yourself occupied and embark on a new path time soon. Take some time AQUARIUS audience. You are mod- TAURUS engaged for some time LEO that you believe will help SCORPIO for yourself to get away for est about much of what to come. you in the future. a few days. you do.

PISCES – Feb 19/Mar 20 GEMINI – May 22/Jun 21 VIRGO – Aug 24/Sept 22 SAGITTARIUS – Nov 23/Dec 21 Your brain is currently Gemini, you have unique Virgo, skip any short- Sagittarius, an influential wired to make top-notch goals and ambitions. Do cuts this week, however person may come into your business deals, Pisces. not let others’ precon- tempting they may be, life this week and make Put all other plans on ceived notions get in your because they’ll only cost some big changes to your hold for the time being. way. Stay the course and you more time in the long perceptions about the fu- PISCES GEMINI reap the rewards of your VIRGO run. Invest the time up SAGITTARIUS ture. It may be an exciting hard work. front and you’ll be re- time. warded.

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STUDENT ATHLETE PROFILE RESULTS Basketball, boys Lahmann, Cho, 400-yard freestyle Limberg, 2nd, 7.8 1,600-meter relay March 3 @ IHSA Cochlan, Ozgen, 1st relay Milligan, 3rd, 7.8+ V, 1st, 4:31.7 regional (tie), 1:31.31 Benington, Cochlan, 800-meter run Long jump vs. Downers North 200-yard IM Tischke, Daw, 11th, Fichte, 1st, 2:28.9 Griffin, 1st, 16 (semifinal) Benington, 8th, 3:09.55 Fischer, 3rd, 2:36.2 Rayis, 2nd, 15 V wins 35-32 1:52.34 McMahon, 5th, Rahman, 4th, 14 Daw, 11th, 1:55.21 Track, girls 2:58.7 Lincoln, 5th, 13-7 Hockey 200-yard freestyle Feb. 28 vs. Metea 4x160 relay Triple jump Feb. 29 @ state relay Valley (unscored) V, 1st, 1:31.4 Rahman, 2nd, 30-3 quarterfinal Ozgen, Cochlan, 300-meter dash 400-meter dash 1/2 vs. Glenbrook South Tischke, Daw, 10th, Shotgryn, 1st, 46 McCabe, 1st, 64.7 Rayis, 1st, 4-8 V loses 2-4 1:26.47 McCabe, 2nd, 46.4 Griffin, 2nd, 65.8 Lim, 4th, 4 100-yard backstroke Quaranta, 4th, 49.4 Quaranta, 3rd, 65.8 Shot put Swimming, boys Benington, 11th, 3,200-meter run 1,600-meter run Nicholson, 1st, Feb. 28-29 @ IHSA 50.97 Bruns, 2nd, 13:50.3 Lu, 5th, 6:07.6 10-51 state championships Lahmann, 12th, Wang, 4th, 14:32.4 200-meter dash Shah, 2nd, 5.47 V places 8th with 54 51.1 55-meter hurdles Rayis, 1st, 28.6 Ahmed, 3rd, 4.37 points 100-yard breast- Griffin, 1st, 9.5 Milligan, 2nd, 29 Pole vault 200-yard medley stroke 55-meter dash Sommers, 3rd, 30.3 Sommers, 1st, 7-6 relay Cho, 8th, 57.91 Rayis, 1st, 7.7 Fryzel, 4th, 30.4 Kinsey, 3rd, 6

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Name: Helene Friedman know that you have a group Year: senior of people around you that Hometown: Hinsdale support you no matter what. Don’t get down on yourself, When did you start play- but if you do, remember ing softball? there are other people there I started playing when I to pick you up. was in kindergarten for Burr Ridge-Willowbrook. My sis- What is your goal for the ters actually played. season? For me, I want to make a What do you enjoy most diving catch. For the team, about the sport? last year we didn’t really Not a lot of people play it win that much, so I think we because it’s pretty unique. should slaughter someone. You play with the same girls That would be fun. for a really long period of time and you get to know What would people be people really well, and I like surprised to know about that. you? I’m really into painting by What is the most chal- numbers right now. lenging part of being an outfielder? Will you play in college? You’re the last line of I’m not planning on play- defense, so if it gets past you, ing on a college team, but there’s nobody else behind I think I want to do a club you. You really just need to sport or something. I’m be on your toes. going to Brandeis University in Massachusetts. How have you improved since your freshman year? Why does coach Brittany I think I’ve become a lot Zust like having Friedman more hardworking. I didn’t on the team? really know what to expert in I enjoy having Helene on terms of softball and school. the team for her dedication Everyone there wants you to the program. This will be to succeed. I feel like I’ve her fourth year with us and grown a lot as a worker and I couldn’t be more grateful what I want in life. to have a kid like her with us. She is accepting of the What is the best advice coaches and the decisions you’ve gotten from a they make. She wears her coach? heart on her sleeve and it is All the coaches really say, clear she wants to finish her ‘Don’t get down on your- senior year strong. Hinsdale Central’s self,” which is cheesy, but — profile by Pamela Julio Martinez competes in the high jump during the Red Devils’ it’s really easy to and so I Lannom, photo by Jim home dual meet against Benet Academy Feb. 21. (photos by Steve Johnston for think it’s really important to Slonoff The Hinsdalean)

The Hinsdalean • March 5, 2020 • Page 41 SPORTS Swimmers place eighth at state meet 200 medley relay races to title tie as boys program earns 10th straight top-10 spot

By Ken Knutson Members of the [email protected] 200-yard medley relay — Erkan The Hinsdale Central Ozgen (clockwise boys swimming and diving team placed eighth over from bottom left), the weekend at the IHSA Cullen Cochlan, state meet at Evanston Nolan Lahmann Township High School. and Alexander The team’s total of 54 Cho — sport their points placed it in the first-place medals state’s top 10 for the 10th at last weekend’s straight season. Champion IHSA state meet, St. Charles North garnered while team- 137 points, followed close- mate Michael ly by runner-up Loyola Benington takes Academy and third-place the podium for his Glenbrook South with 135 eighth-place finish and 128, respectively. in the 200-yard “We couldn’t be proud- IM. (photos cour- er,” Red Devil coach Bob tesy of Hinsdale Barber said of the outcome. Central Athletic “We exceeded expectations Department) in many places.” Barber said the team contention, but we knew relay (Benington, Cochlan, watch his success along the it happening the night tried to be “realistic” by set- we could win and we did. Tischke, Daw) came in way has been a lot of fun.” before.” ting its goal of a top-10 state “It felt like years and 11th. Benington was pleased Cochlan said the state finish. years of hard work culmi- In the individual events, with his results. meet can be a microcosm But things quickly turned nated in seeing that come Cho took eighth in the 100- “It was a really good way of the season. somewhat unreal after to fruition,” Cullen con- yard breaststroke, senior to end my career,” he said. “There’s a lot of highs the team’s 200-yard med- tinued, reliving the joy in Michael Benington placed After an early season and lows at the meet. So it’s ley relay team led off the seeing freestyler Ozgen seal eighth in the 200-yard IM with numerous question important to keep a good Saturday’s slate of final the victorious tie with their and 11th in the 100-yard marks over who could be mindset and the handle races with a first-place Glenbrook South counter- backstroke. Daw placed plugged into which events, the victories and losses,” he tie for the title in a school parts. “We were able to get 11th in the 200-yard IM, Barber said a healthy bal- said. record time of 1:31.31. (See to that wall without letting while Lahmann placed ance emerged and athletes And they liked being able full results on Page 41.) them beat us.” 11th in the 100-yard back- stepped up. Among those to sneak up on rivals this “We didn’t have a vision Barber credited his vet- stroke. who evolved was Cho as year. of state titles or school eran relay members with “I’m super happy,” said the swimmer to fill roles of “Everybody kind of saw records this season, and helping their teammates Benington, who also com- swimmers lost last year to us as the underdog, and to catch both of those on manage their emotions, peted at state last year. “I’d graduation. we went out there with a the first event on Saturday as the raucous crowd and never finaled before, so it “He really grew into the chip on our shoulders,” really set the tone for us,” phalanx of officials at the was a pretty neat experi- role physically and mental- said the future University of Barber said. “We did every- state meet can be intimi- ence. Before the race, it was ly,” Barber said, saying his Pittsburgh swimmer. thing we could on Friday dating for first-timers. probably one of my most breaststroke performances Etching a place for them- to ensure that we were well “They definitely carried nerve-wracking moments.” were stunning. selves in Central swim- represented on Saturday to us through,” he said, citing Barber said Benington “What he accomplished ming’s pantheon is reward- keep us in the top-10 hunt.” Cochlan and Lahmann’s gave an inspiring swim. both on the relay and indi- ing, Cochlan said. Relay member senior state meet seasoning ben- “He was really the spark vidual was fantastic. He “Every year we’ve been Cullen Cochlan said he efiting Cho and Ozgen. that kind of lit our fire. went from a 59.9 relay time able to come together and and teammates senior “They kind of led the way We weren’t sure where last year to a 57.4 this year. race toward one common Alexander Cho and juniors for Alexander and Erkan in we would stand with our That’s unheard of. That goal,” he remarked. Nolan Lahmann and Erkan both the physical and men- individual events,” he said, was a game changer for us Barber said the post- Ozgen were confident tal preparations right up to adding that Benington’s and really gave the team an meet spirit was jubilant. after being seeded third seconds before the race. strong finish was a fitting opportunity to rise to the “Everybody that was a following Friday’s prelims. “I couldn’t have done it final stroke on a portrait in next level.” part of that felt the joy of Cochlan said capturing the with four rookies,” Barber perseverance. Cho said the triumph was how successful we were title as a group was special. added. “His entire four-year a group effort. with the work that we put “It was my first high The 200-yard freestyle career is one to write a “We just gave it our all in, and it came from the school state win, and it team of Ozgen, Cochlan, book about,” Barber relat- and it worked out really parents, it came from the was better to do with the junior John Tischke and ed, chronicling Benington’s well,” Cho said. “I still really coaches and it came from kids on the team,” he said. senior Alex Daw came in journey from JV swimmer don’t believe it. I tried to the fans,” he related. “Wow, “Nobody really had us in 10th, and the 400-yard free to state standout. “To visualize and dream about that was a lot of fun!”

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SUN. 1-3PM 115 N. MADISON, HINSDALE • Classic 4 bedroom, 3.1 bath home • Large lot • Finished lower level • Great master suite • Wonderful updates throughout!

New Price - $950,000

56 WAVERLY AVENUE, OPEN CLARENDON HILLS SUN. 1-3PM • NEW LISTING • Completely remodeled, dream kitchen/family room • Finished lower level • Modern farmhouse on the ultimate street and location!

$999,000

PENNY & JOHN BOHNEN 108 S. Washington Street COURTNEY BOHNEN STACH 630.347.3464 Hinsdale, IL 630.209.1115 630.272.8916 630.789.3030 www.courtneystach.com www.clphomes.com

The Hinsdalean • March 5, 2020 • Page 43 Exquisite, custom built home with carefully considered details.

5522 S Garfield $1,965,000 | 7 BR | 7.1 BA

Four levels of solid, quality materials including detailed moldings, hardwood floors, & custom built-ins. Five fireplaces, built-in sound, security with cameras & elevator to all levels. Gourmet ktichen with high end appliances, paver brick patio, pergola, sprinkler system and four car attached heated garage. Open House: Sunday, 3/8 1-3pm

Linda Feinstein [email protected] 630.319.0352

Linda Feinstein is a Real Estate broker affiliated with Compass. Compass is a licensed Real Estate broker with a principal office in Chicago, IL and abides by all applicable Equal Housing Opportunity laws. All material presented herein is intended for informational purposes only, is compiled from sources deemed reliable but is subject to errors, omissions, and changes without notice. All measurements and square footages are approximate. This is not intended to solicit property already listed. Nothing herein shall be construed as legal, accounting or other professional advice outside the realm of Real Estate brokerage. 22 N. Lincon Ave, Hinsdale, IL 60521.

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