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Valid Saturday, S/16/tS oely 6 NEWS Touhy Avenue TIFmovescloser to reality BY IGOR STUDENKOV law callsfor a complexsented itsinitial findings,under state law and whichtied about the potential im-any public meetings, plans Pioneer Press process to determine howreportingthatthe study areauses it would recommendpact of the TIF on localand other new information ; the TIF district is desig-met the legal requirementsfor the Gross Point-Touhyschools and other taxingrelated to the TIF. More details about the nated and how the money itto become a TIE On AprilTIE That includes demoli-bodies, told the board that To register,interested - proposed Touhy Avenue taxcollects may be used. 28, during the Villagetion, construction and reha- he was worried that the areaparties will need to fill out increment financing district In Spring 2014, the Vil-Board's informal consider-biitation ofbuildings; land-was already overloadedregistration forms and sub- were discussed during thelage Board hired KMA &ation session, the companyscape and utility improve- with tax incentives. mit them to the Nues village village of Niles board ofAssociates to study the sec-presented a more detailedments; traffic control and "The area on Touhy Ave- clerk trustees April. 28 meeting. tion of southern Niles andreport that dealt with whichstreet improvements; andnue [around the Touhy/ Once registered, they will The TIF disirict which issee whether it could be-portion of the study areabuilding publicfacilities. Milwaukee intersection]remain on the registry for officially known as Grosscome a TIF district underwould actually become aThe village would be able to was recently TIFed," hethree years, and they will Point-Touhy TIF District state law. The area in ques-TIF and how the villagegive money to schools, li-said. "There are three Ûotshave the option to renew. r' would cover what the vil-tion is bound by Howardwould use TIF funds. branes and other taxingwith a Class 6(b) desig- In a memo to the board, lage has dubbed the TouhyAvenue on the north, the The report recommendsbodies and cover the costs ofnation] inside the TIF area. Klicker explained that the Thangle area, as well as aChicago River's Norththat the TIF district wouldredevelopment-related pro- Are we putting more money registry was a way to for- few lots farther north alongBranch on the west, Touhyinclude all of the Touhy fessional services. atop of money?" maize what was previously Howard Street and fartheron the south and Lehigh Thangle except a small for- The report doesn't in- During the meeting thedone informally. west along Touhy. Chicagu-Avenue on the east. ested portion at the CaM- dude any specifics on howboard also established an "As the village moves to based Kane, McKenna and During the August 2014well and Touhy avenuesthe village would use theofficial resource for resi-establish clearer and more Associates Inc. has beenNiles Chamber of Com-intersection. It also recom-TIF money. But during thedents and organizationstransparent policies and consulting with the villagemerce and Industry break-mended including lots far-April 28 board meeting thethat want to stay informedprocedures as they pertain on the specifics of the newfast, the village unveiledther west, including a sec-village voted to use the TIF about the TIF proposal. to TIF Districts and explore TIF district what it described as a "vi-tion bound by Caldwell, revenue to help fund repairs The Interested Partythe possibility of creating a Under Illinois law, whension" for the area so-calledJarvis Street the Chicagoof the Leaning Tower ofRegistiy will include resi-new TIF District along the a TIF district is created, theTouhyTriangle - the small- River and Touhy, as well as Niles during fiscalyears dents, businesses and or-Touhy Corridor, it has been property taxes are collecteder portion of the study arealots on the other side of the 2016 and 2017. ganizations that want to berecommended that we for- at the same rate as they that was bound by Touhy on Chicago River. In response to questionsable to follow the planningmalizethisprocess and would be elsewhere in thethe south. Gross Point Road It also called for adding afrom trustee Chris Hanu- process of a TIF. Grossmaintain an official Registiy village. But when the taxeson the northwest and Le-few lots north of the Touhy sink, Niles economic devel- Point-Touhy TIF will be theof Interested Parties within are increased, the villagehigh Avenue on the east. ItThangle's northern point,opment coordinator Rossfirst TIF to have such athe village' he wrote. and other taxingbodies onlycalled for a business-classnear the Howard Street/Klicker said that he expectsregistry and if the village The next scheduled Vil- get the portion of the reve-hotel, a convention center, Lehigh Avenue/Gross Point the Gross Point-Touhy TIFcreates any more TIFs,lage Board meeting on the nue they would get underan expanded park aroundRoad three-way intersec- would generate at least $4.3more registries will be cre- proposal atVillage Hall is on the rates set during thethe Leaning Tower of Niles tion. million. ated. May 19 at 7 p.m. TIF's creation. The rest ofand a Metra station. The KMA report also Hanusiak, who previ- Every individual or entity the revenue gets deposited During the Nov. 18 meet- went into how the village isously told the Niles Herald- on the registry will auto-Igor Studenkov is a freelance into the TIF fund. The stateing, KMA & Associates pre- allowed to use TIF fundingSpectator that he was wor- matically get notified about reporterfor Pioneer Press. New Nues electrical aggTegationsupplier chosen BY IGOR STUDENKOV for all residents and small went out to bid to see if any The presentation noted ously opted out of the Niles about the program, the vil- Pioneer Press businesses that chose not toother supplier would pro- that the new contract has aAggregation Program, theylage set up a page on its opt out Once the rates arevide a cheaper rate. "blend and extend" clausewill remain opted out," theofficial website at The village of Niles has negotiated, they will remain During theApril 28 that vill allow the village tostatement said. "If residentshttp://www.vniles.com chosen a new electricity the same. Board of Trustees meeting renegotiate the contract ifwish to nowjoin the Electri-/391/Municipal-Electric- supplier for residents and As the Chicago ThbuneSynergy Power Solutions,the ComEd rate falls below cal Aggregation Program af- Aggregation. businesses that take part in reported at the time, afterthe village's energy supplierWT's. ter having previously opting NilesAssistant Village the Niles Electrical Aggre-the referendum, Niles consultant, gave a presenta- The presentationalso out, they may contact WT Manager Hadley Skeffing- _on Program. signed a two-year contracttion outlining the results oftouted the fact that mT'sEnergy for enrollment.' ton-Vos said that the pro- The village considered its with Homefield Energy.the bidding process andcustomer service, sales and According to the villagegram has several advan- options, ultimately choosingThe Collinsville, Ill.,-basedwhat that would mean for administrative teams for thewebsite, residents and small tages. mT Energy. Homefield En- supplier offered the cheap-Niles residents. region or located in Illinois. businesses can do that by "This service takes the ergy has been the energyest rate out ofall the bidders, According to the presen- A village of Niles press phone at (877) 887-6866 orburden off residents and supplier for the programand it agreed to providetation, New York-based Trelease said residents andonline at idtenergyeoiWhelps greatly reduce the since June 2013. Its contract 24-hour customer service inEnergy was chosen as asmall businesses that are ViflageofNlles/. number of incidents where with the village lasted formultiple languages. The supplier because it offeredalready part ofthe electrical The contract with IDT residents,especially our two years. agreement statedthat,iflower rates than both Ho-aggregation program will beEnergy takes effect on June seniors, are misled into pro- During the 2013 munici- CornEd's rates drop belowmefield or ComEd. ifiT'sautomatically switched toi and will expire in June 1,grams where they are pay- pal elections, Niles votersHomefield's, the program rate will be 6.899 cents perthe new supplier. For resi-2017. According to the vil- ing sometimes double what approved a referendum thatwould use ComEd as the kilowatt houi while Home- dents who want to opt out oflage website, residents who they should be paying for established the Nues Elec-supplier. field's rate was 7.631 centsor opt into the program, thechoose to opt in will be their energy" she said. trical Aggregation program. The contract with Home- per kilowatt-hour (kwh) situation will be more corn- switched to ifiT "within 30 The program lets the village field expires on June 1, 2015. and CornEd's was 8.072 plicated. days ofJune L" Igor Studenkov is a freelance negotiate the electric ratesBecause of this, the villagecentsperkwh . ,. "If residents have previ- To inform the residents reporterfor Pioneer Press: NEWS 7

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O1ear) The suit seeks in Construction/Remodeling Material Moving Clean-OutsHouse/Business excess of$100,000 in mone- tary darnages stemming Furniture & Appliance Removal Senior Citizen Discount Available from the crash, which left Demo WorkPay Only for the Space Used on the Truck Wright-Way's headquarters r at 7136 W Touhy Ave. unin- I MENTION THIS AD RECEIVE COUPON NOT i habitable and forced the nonprofit organizationto AVAILABLEON I find a new home. $1500 SINGLEITEMS I ChristyAnderson. found- OFF er and executive director of Wright-Way, said the suit DANA FETTERS P14010 i -866-586-5436 I www.junkgenie.com was filed because Alltown Wright-Way Rescue is seeking more than $100,000 from has not responded to her Alltown Bus Service for damages after one of the corn- organization's request forpanys buses crashed into Wright-Way's former Nues loca- financial reimbursement re- tion. lated to damage caused in the accident. The suit alsoschool bus were the drivering to the lawsuit. Anderson accuses the driver, O'Leary, and an assistant, Niles po-says Wright-Way was also of negligence. lice said. The building itself, unable to save as many "Everything we had tak-which sustained significantanimals as it had before the en 10 years to build and damage, has since been re- accident. create was gone in 10 sec- built, though it remains va- "A good majority of the onds," Anderson told Pio- cant. animals we typically help neer Press. "It was abso- Greg Polan, president ofwere euthanized during the lutely devastating for us. It's AiltownBusServices, said time we didn't have a fad- literally interfered with our he could not comment on it)" she said. ability to perform our mis- the lawsuit at this time. Last September, Wright- sion." On Oct 2, 2013, NilesWay opened the North Though Wright-Way did police said a school bus was Shore Humane Center at not own the building at 7136 making aleft turn onto 5915 Lincoln Ave. in Morton W. Touhy Ave., the organi- Touhy Avenue from south-Grove, made possible zation had putits ownbound Harlem Avenuethrough thousands of dol- Sumi1ar Schofli money into some improve-when it jumped a curb andlars in financial contribu- A five-week academic program for young men in grades A high-energy adventure camp for young men ages 10-16 ments that were made to the droveinto Wright-Way's 7-12. We emphasize hands-on, proj«t-based learning tions from citizens, busi- promoting physical activity, leadership, self-confidence and facilitç including the addi- building causing a portionnesses and even students in traditional academic areas and we offer unque teamwork . . . while havinA fun! tionof a new drainageof the roof to collapse. Anfrom Maine South High opportunities incloding: PaintbIIRppeIIinWRod Climbing "THE MUD PIT system, an isolation room AviationHorsemanship SaAing investigation determinedSchool in Park Ridge who ArcheryObstacle Course Water Survival SCUBA Diving and kennels, Anderson said.there were no mechanicalmade Wright-Way the re- ACT Prep JROT( Language Studien Session 1: JuIy5-11 Session3: July 19-25 Anderson declinedto problems with the vehicle,cipient of $20,000 that was June 28 - August 1, 2015 comment on exactly howpolice said at the time. raised through a school- Session 2: July 12-18 Sessinn 4: July 26-August 1 SJNMA s oofr,ionn I O-n«ernmpusO Dein/leid, W,rconw, taotiv much monetary damage After the crash, Wright-wide fundraiser. Fundrais- n tbeheu,tofwnulesha (ountys Lnkecuun,ry. Oeiati&do 35 m,nuws was caused. The lawsuitWay did set up temporaryers were also held across the ve,t ,t M,wm,'a,dooe h'nr 'nsf ofMod,wo, odjoxent ro 1)5 l-94 P,oud ,,,mb, ot 1kv itself does not seek a specific locations, including one in- Chicago area and the shelter O,v,,,vn ( ,,fl, O1w4lkvl amount from the defend-side a former Des Plainescontinues to seek donations ants. pet clinic. But due to thatforitsday-to-day op- ¿'csJ/çvchc /dop/r lea,'.,ic,-.' No injuries to humans or building's small size, theerations. st, Jolilift Nurthwastera MIlitary AdniIiy 1-800-152-2338 animals were reported fol-shelter discontinued most i 101 Genesee Street - DQlafeld, WI 53018 lowing the crash, and theof itsservices and only [email protected] admlssionssusjnma.org www.sjoma.orv/summer-proqrams only two people on theoffered adoptions, accord- Twitter @JenJ'ioneer 8 NEWS Dog missing from Indiana found 3 yearslater in Niles j BY JENNIFER JOHNSON er dogs found with her, had last three years, based on Pioneer Press been missing since February prior experiences involving 2012 from her home in lost pets, he said he believes Nues police helped re- Michigan City, md., Babikan it's possible Rema was found unite apit bull with itslearned. Rema's owner hadwandering near a highway owner last month - threeposted fliers around townin Michigan City and was years after the dog had gone looking for her and, early on, picked up by a truck driver, N missing from its home ineven reportedly received akept as a pet, and then northwest Indiana false lead that she was found abandoned when she and The donamed Rema, in, ironically, Niles, Mich. her puppies became too was one of three dogs found "(The owner) had basi- difficult. near a gas station at thecally given up all hope of "Somebody was taking corner ofTouhy and Lehigh finding her," Babikan said. care of them," he said of the avenues on the morning of When Rema's ownerdogs. "They were well-fed, April 8 after police received heard from the Niles, Ill.,they were not skinny, they calls from someone report-Police Department in Aprilwere in very good condition ing stray animals in the area,that her long-lost pet hadand their temperament was said Nues Animal Controlbeen found, she was "kind ofpretty good - they were not Officer Peter Babikan. surprised," Babikan said. aggressive at all. All four Following normal pro- "She didn't believe it atwere pretty friendly and cedures,policeofficersfirst," he said. "But then we sociable." "scanned" the doto see ifdescribed the dogto her, told Babikan points to the dis- they contained a microchip,her the vet who implantedcovely of Rema as why pet a device implanted byveteri- the microchip and she said,owners should have micro- NILES POLICE DEPARTMENT PHOTO naÑns in cats and dogs that 'That's got to be her.'" chips implanted intheir Two of the four stray dogs Nues police found near the intersection of Touhy and Lehigh can help identity their own- In addition to taking Re- animal& avenues on April 8. A pit bull, believed to be the mother of the other three other dogs, was ers. Three of the dogs, eachma back home, her owner "They're great things to discovered to have been missing from northwest Indiana thanks to a microchip. appearing to be a pit bulladopted one of the dog'shave in your pet - as long as mix, did not have micro- puppies, Babikan said. Theyour information is valid and with Heartland Shelter, a "It goes up and down, butknown to choose the village chips, but Rema did, Babi-other two dogs have alsoup to date," he said. no-killfacilityin North-as the weather gets warmer, as a place to leave the kan said. been adopted, one by a Last year, the Niles Policebrook. Pitbulls,pit bullpeople areleaving gatesanimal, Babikan says. "Ittraced back to anformer veterinarian assist-Department took in 41 stray mixes and any animalopen or the gates were "We do have people who animal hospital in Crownant and the other by acats and dogs, reuniting 20Heartland cannot takedamaged during the winterlive in Chicago who will Point, md.," he explained.former colleague of Babi-of them with their ownersmight be transported to the and they haven'tbeen able tocome just over the Niles "So we called up that animal kan's, he added. and placing 18 in area shel- Animal Welfare League in fix them yet," Babilcan said.border ... and say 'We found hospital when they opened Babikan did not identifyters, Babilcan said. Feral cats Chicago Ridge or Anticruel- "Those are some ofthe mostthese dogs in Niles.' They and they told us who the last the owner ofthe missing dogare more often than not ty Society in Chicago, Babi- common things to happendon't want them to go down known owner of the dogfor Pioneer Press. euthanized becausetheir kan said. this time of year." to Chicago Animal Control," was. Then we got in touch Though Babikan can't saywild behavior prevents them So far this year, 15 stray Some people who find he said. with her." for certain how Rema might from being adoptable, heanimals have ended up withstrays outside of Niles - or Rema, who is believed tohave gotten to Niles and said. Niles police. Weather often have a dog or cat they don't [email protected] be the mother of the young-where she has been for the Niles police work largely plays a factor. want anymore - have been Twitter ®JeLPioneer

Sewer repair study will save money in the long term, publicworkssays By IGOR STUDENKOV originally budgeted, board"The older fthe metersj are, the less accu- ciencies and service levels to are, the less accurate they Pioneer Press documents show. the residents of Niles." are," she said. As the documents sub-rate they are" On April 28, the village The board documents The village ofNiles Board mitted to the Village Board board considered whethermentioned another benefit. of Trustees hired Strandexplain, the actual repairs Mary Anderson, Nues Department ofPublic Works to follow public works' rec-Once the plan is finished, Associates to develop anand improvements woulddirector ommendation. thevillage would be in improvement plan for thebe a separate project The During the meeting,better position to obtain village sewers. villar does expect that the Mary Anderson, the Niles funding for actual repairs. Under the terms of theplan will help obtain waterfuture water demands anddocuments, a total of threeDepartment of Public "This Master Plan is a contract, the company will project grants from the lili-capital needs' the bid docu- firms bid for the project. Works director, said that the necessary element for the examine the village sewers fois Environmental Protec-ments say."But have an "It was determinedproject will help the villagevillage to apply for IEPA and determine its strengths tion Agency. emphasis on the mainte-Strand Associates demon-residentsand businessesrevolving loan fundsfor and weaknesses. Using that According to the boardnance and capital improve- strated the best knowledge,save money in the long run. future water projects' the information, it will develop documents, the contract hasments needed to maintainunderstanding and experi-The plan would help the documents said. a plan to fix the existingbeen in the works since thethe current system. In addi- ence required for this proj-village fix sewer leaks, en- After a short discussion, issues, make improvements beghuiing of the yeai Thetion, the plan shall assess the ect," the document said.swing that water wouldn'tthe Village Board unani- and otherwise makes surevillage went out to bid invillage's water rate structure"[Village] staff finds Strandbe wasted. The plan wouldmously approved the con- the sewer system will keep February to ensure proper funding forAssociates'proposalwill also pave the way for watertract. working smoothly. The con- "The Water System Mas-current and future capitalbest meet the needs of hemeter upgrades, which can tractcost Nues $96,520ter Plan shall evaluate theand operational costs." village of Niles as we move also save money. Igor Studenkov is a freelance which is $6,520 more thanvillage of Niles' current and According to the boardforward to improve effi- "The older [the meters] reporterfor Pioneer Press. NEWS Whit I)o I Need to Power lines fallonFedEx Know About Bone truck outside of business HeìIth & Arthritis? Driver exited I.PIP11 more at our CREE seminai vehicle before about osteoporosis, arthritis flames erupted nd th ss Invacive anterior hip BY JENNIFER JOHNSON Pioneer Press approth for kiurplocement.

A FedEx driver was un- Thy;d.iy, M.-iy 21 harmed when power lines fell onto his truck while he AIdeitikof Eviiitø was leaving a delivery the Park Ridge Fire Depart- (, Ii (i: U) pin ment said. ( U) tp F;U) pm The driver was exiting ttiin 11)11 uA an alley next to TruGreen JENNIFER JOHNSON/PIONEER PRESS F;$O (o$ Plis Lawn Care, 525 BusseThe Park Ridge Fire Department responded after the driver Highway, after making a of a vehicle called emergency services. 114 PWP to delivery on the morning of htMO Of Vflfl;friii May 4 when histruck fall on it, the driver of thesmoke coming from an 0000 toiii will b vrilloWp pulled down a set of hang- truck got out and called 911. electrical panel. ing power lines, said PaulThe cab then caught fire, Busse Highway was Lisowski, emergency pre-Lisowski said. closed to traffic for about AI.ktl htk14trvrntton paredness coordinator for Fire crews arrivedto 45 minutes, Lisowski said. the Fire Department. monitor the situation andNo injuries were reported. ,.4.øllPIIIPI_II I II "They were low enough apply small amounts of The Park Ridge Fire De- to get caught on the topofwater to the flames as theypartment was assisted by the truck and it pulled outwaited for ComEd to arrive crews of the Nues and the connection totheand shut off power to theNorth Maine fire depart- building," he explained. lines, Lisowski said. Em- ments. China! Oct 17-25, 2015 Though safety expertsployees of the TruGreen CHINA Discover advise staying inside avehi-building were evacuated as [email protected] de if power lines happen tothere was reportedly TwitterJen.Pioneer

Maine East graduate accused of .4 stealing instrument from school BY JENNIFER JOHNSON allegedly stole a violin be- property and he admitted Pioneer Press longing to the school. to tagging between 15 and According to Park Ridge20 locations with a pen. A self-proclaimedpolice,Cirrincione,a The writing reportedly in- "grand master" of music isMaine East graduate, re-cluded ari acronym refer- Discover China! accused of steal- moved the violinending Cirrincione's sup- ing from his for- from the bandposed musical abilities, po- Travel with the mer high school in room and was lice said. Park Ridge and spotted inside the A Facebook page under Lincolnwood Chamber leaving graffiti school aroundCirrincione's name states around the cam- 7:45 a.m. by staffthat he works at Maine East pus, authorities members, whoHigh School, but Maine Allare said. contactedtheTownship District 207 welcome! DavideCirrin- school's resourcespokesman David Beery Trip dates October 1725, 2015 cione, 21, of the officer.Cirrin- said Cirrincione is not em- - 7900 block of Fos- Cirrincione cione was carry- ployed by the school. Tour Pricing $2,799 for Chamber members ter Street, Morton ing books and a His bond was setat Grove, was charged withviolin case at the time, $1,500 and he is scheduled $2,950 for non-members ($165 for China travel visas) theft, criminal trespassingpolice said. to appear in court on June Includes airfare, meals, hotels and tours ofhistoric, ancient sites and many and damage to property on Deputy Police ChiefLou 12, police said. May iafter he enteredJogmen said surveillance ofChina's modem day marvels. This is the trip ofa lifetime! Maine East High School,cameras showed Cirrin- [email protected] 2601 W. Dempster St., andcione writing on school Twitter @JenJ'íoneer Contact Lincolnwood Chamber. Executive Director, Jackie Boland at 312-961-6591 lo POUCE REPORT

The following incidentsfixtures from a store onthe 9100 block of Cum- May16 court date. more than 35 mph above were listed in the officialthe 8600 block of Demp-berland Avenue, Nues, the speed limit on May 3. Skokie bank bulletin of the Nues Policester Street. They have awere each charged with AGGRAVATED He was taken into custody Department. Readers are June 1 court date. felony burglary to a vehi-ASSAULT on the 7200 block of robbed reminded that an arrest cle and resisting arrest on Police said a man re- Milwaukee Avenue at 4:16 does not constitute a find-ASSAULT May 2 after police saidported that a driver pulled a.m. He has a May 19 court BYMwi Isics ing ofguilt. Only a court of Stephen Drummon, 52,they were found in pos-out what he believed was date. Pioneer Press law can make that deter-of the 1900 block of Mari-session of items from sev-a handgun during an ap- mination. gold Lane, Round Lake,eral burglarized vehiclesparent road rage incidentATTEMPTED An unknown amount of was charged with assault parked in a lot on the 9100May 5 on the 7900 blockBURGLARY money was taken during a bank THEFT and disorderly conduct onblock of Elmwood. Bothof Waukegan Road. The A resident of the 8500 robbery May 6, according to Sentiya Chaharbakhsh, May 4. According to po-men allegedly ran fromdriver then fled east onblock of Greenwood Ave- Skokie Police. 26, of the 7700 block oflice, a pregnant femaleofficers, but were appre- Oakton Street, but thenue told police that on Police said a male suspect Nordica Avenue, Nues,driver on the 9400 blockhended following a briefvictim was able to obtainMay 2 a woman and two entered MB Financial, 4801 and a16-year-oldgirlof Milwaukee Avenuecase, police said. Theythe license plate informa-men began pounding on Golf Road, Skokie, and put a from Skokie were chargedplaced a cup of vomit have a May15 court date. tion, police said. An in-her door, forcing it open. note on the teller's counter, in with retail theft on May 5outside her car after she vestigation was pending. When theresident which he demanded money. after they allegedly stolebecame ill and was con-BATFERY screamed, the suspects The suspect was described as an electronic toothbrushfronted by Drummon,uJames Collins, 52, of the COUNTERFEIT fled, police said. ablack male with a dark and a carpet roll from awho was in the car behind 7200 block of HowardCURRENCY uSomeone attempted to complexion and a large build, storeinside Golf Millher. The woman told po- Street, Niles, was charged On May 2, a man alleg- enter a home on the 8200 about 5 feet 10 inches tall. Shopping Center. Cha-licethat Drummonwith battery on May 3.edly attempted to make ablock of New England The Skokie Police Depart- harbakhsh has a June 22picked up the cup, threwPolice said Collins waspurchase at a gas station Avenue between April 29 ment and Federal Bureau of court date, and the 16-it inside her car and madeidentified as one of twoon the 5900 block of and May 3. Investigation are seeking assist- year-old was petitioned toa racial slur directed atmen who allegedlyTouhy Avenue using a ance from the public in identify- juvenile court, police said.her. Drummon has a Junepunched the male drivercounterfeit $20 bill. PROPERTY DAMAGE ing the suspect police said. Peter Gikas,38, andi court date. of a vehicle on the 6700 A car parked on the Any information or knowl- Gini Pavlov, 38, both of the block of Howard. TheRECKLESS DRIVThIG 8300 block of Osceola edge regarding the incident 8000 block of LaCrosse BURGLARY victim was taken to Ad- Joel Jex. 28, ofthe 7300Avenue was hit four times should be reported to the Sko- Ave., Skokie, were each Alexandre Bevell, 22, ofvocate Lutheran Generalblock ofNorth Ridge Ave-with a paintball gun be- Chicago,was Ide Police Department at (847) charged with retail theftthe 9100 block of Elm-Hospital after suffering anue, tween the morning of 982-5900. on May 6 after they alleg-wood Drive, Niles; andbloody nose and swelling,charged with recklessMay 4 and the morning of Oscar Montesinos, 21, of driving and drivingatMay 5, police said. edly stole $358 worth of police said. Collins has a misaacs@pioneer!ocal.coni

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BY IGOR STUDENKOV fer. Incumbent David Kowere sworn in during the with other initiatives. to be able to elect new board Afterward, the new board Pioneer Press retained his seat. May 5 board meeting. The 'Tve also been fortunateleadership, and be able tomembers were sworn in, During the election, can-meeting was divided into enough to have been electedlead without the burden ofand the new board elected Shortly before the newlydidates clashed over issues two parts. The first part hadas president for the past 19having along-term pastthe new officers. Different elected Nues Townshipsuch as changes to thethe incumbent board ap-years' said Silverman. "This president looking over theirboard members suested High School District 219school schedules, the wayprove some routine ex- experience has enriched me shoulder," said Silverman. different candidates, but ul- Board of Education mem-the district spends moneypenses and previous meet- personally, and I consider it He also said that health timately, Sproat was elected bers were sworn in on Mayon programs and its part- ing minutes, receive reportsan honor to have served this issues, along with "dramaticthe new board president, 5, board President Bob Sil- nership with Skokie School from the district superin-community for 23 years, asincreases in [his] career re-Lambert was elected vice yerman announced his in- District 69. tendent and principals lis-an unpaid volunteer, andsponsibilities" also contrib-president, Novak was elect- tention to resign effective "It's very important thatten to public comments andwithout any hidden agenda uted to his decision to leave ed secretary and Ko was June 1. the board is involved withcertify the election results. I've done my best to be the board. elected secretary pro tern. Silverman has served on the community and involves But before adjourning toprepared for each and every Silverman saidthat, Sproat said that he was the board for the past 23them in decision-malcin"swear in the new members,board meeting. And I'vewhile the board has maderelieved when the election years. In his speech, he saidSproat said during a Marchthe board was addressed byattended events in all differ- some mistakes, he and otherwas over and that he looked that he wanted to resign 12 candidate forum. Silverman. He said goodbye ent disciplines at both [Niles board members tried to doforward to what the next because his day job de- Ko, Novak, Sproat and tothe departing boardNorth and Niles West] what they thought was bestfour years will bring. manded more attention andLateefFarisa Hussain didn't members, saying that it wasbuildings." for the school and the corn- "It's been a very exciting because he didn't want toformally run as a slate, butan honor toserve with He expressed confidencemunity and tried to make process," he said. get in the way of the newly they worked together dur-them. He said that, duringin the new board members. sure that everyone in the "I'm very excited to be elected board members. Hising the election. They were his 23 years on the board, he "Being a board member iscommunity got a chance toone of the seven board term was scheduled to ex-endorsed by Progress2l9, ahas seen many good ideas an awesome responsibility,"be heard. members to be representing pire in April 2017, so thegroup of district parents,come to fruition. He cited said Silverman. "I know that He ended his speech by District 219." board ll need to appointteachers and residents. Theimprovements to the dis-each new board memberwishing the best of luck to How did he feel about someone to replace him. group has ties to the Northtrict's fine arts, STEM andwill bring something newthe new and continuingSilverman's decision to re- During the April election,Suburban Teachers Unionsummer school programs,and unique to this district,board members. tire? three of the four incum-Local 1274 (NSTU) and theexpansion and improve-and they will continue the "I wish nothing but con- "I think he's done a phe- bents running for re-elec- Niles Township Federationments to district facilities,legacy of past boards oftinued success to each and nornenal job' said Sproat. tion lost their seats. New- of Teachers (NTFT) teach-technology improvements,education, and also createevery one of you' he said."He's got a lot of informa- comers Brian Novak, Markers'unions, which ledinitiatives designed to ex- new legacies." "And I know that the past 23 tion and experience, and Sproat and Linda LampertGreenspan to accuse thempand transparency building Because of that, he said,years have left a legacy of that will be sorely missed." won seats previously heldofbeing "union-run" candi-relationships with localhe felt comfortable enougheducational excellence for by Sheri Doniger, Jeffreydates. businesses and adding stu- to retire. the communities we serve. Igor Studenkov is a freelance Greenspan and Eileen Val- The election winnersdent health clinics, along "I wanted the new boardHashtag - thank you." reporterfor Pioneer Press.

Nues North, West students strut their stuff at township fashionshow BY NATALIE HAYES signed and handmade by tofashion teacher Kay "The greatest part of this StateUniversity's fashion Pioneer Press students in the fashion de- Coughiin. experience is being able to design program this fall." sign and construction and "One of the dresses is asee the outfits you worked The fashion show was the As the clock ticked closermerchandising classesat1920s-style flapper dressso hard on all year long second big event in as many to show time the night ofboth schools. made almost entirely from finally come together," Ta-weeks forNilesNorth's May 4,at Lincolnwood By the end of the 45- coffeestirrers,"Coughlinmayo said. "Most ofus want fashion students, who won Town Center, a group ofminute show, the Nilessaid as a model wearing theto go into the fashion indus- the Judge's Choice Award at about 60 fashion studentsTownship High School Dis-dress (made by student An-trso the shows help us geta style competition at the from Niles North and Nilestrict219 students haddrew Gonzalez) marched a taste ofthe real world?' Chicago History Museum West high schools took their shown about 40 outfits theydown the runway. Senior Shira Elovic on April 30. places for the annual Nileshad created over the course Another recycled dress helped introduce the mod- A group of eight fashion Township fashion show. ofthe school year, covering a was a long flowing whiteeis as the show's announcerstudents on Niles North's When the stage finallyrange of collections includ-sheath affixed with alumi-and also showcased four ofteam, #CarefulChaos, won came alive with music and ing spring, fall, formal, cos- num can flowers at the hemher own handmade piecesthe award for their design of lights,alleyes turned tume and trashy fashion. that were crafted from col- in the show. an ensemble inspired by a toward the mall'scenter The trashy fashion cate- oi-ful Arizona Iced Tea cans, Elovic said four years ofmuseum exhibit called court, as the student models gory wasn't necessarily dis-and the bodice of anotherfashion classes during high"Chicago Styled: Fashioning strutted their stuffdown the tasteful, but it earned itsbeverage-inspired dress was school helped her realizethe Magnificent Mile?' runway, flashing their fierc- designation by the repur- made from old Coca-Colaher dream of pursuing a Their design will be on est fashion attitudes. posed materials each piececans. career working in fashion. displayatthe museum Modeling wasn't the onlywas made from. For senior Kathia Tama- "I started (in the fashionthrough the summer, ac- talent showcased on the One of the challenges inyo, the May 4 show wasprogram) freshman year, cording to information from KAPYN MALENCH runway, however. class this year was to createbittersweet because it wasand stuck with it for fourthe school district Students showcased a year The show-stealer of thea piece of clothing madethe fourth and final fashionyears' Elovic said. "(High of fashion ¡r, the making on night was the one-of-a-kindentirely from garbage or ashow of her high schoolschool fashion classes) Natalie Hayes is a freelanceMay 4 at the Lincoinwood fashion, which was de- recycled material, according career. helped me get into Kent reporterfor Pioneer Press. Town Center. EDUCATION 13 Emerson Middle School bonds with Niles police BY JENNIFER JOHNSON "Many yearsago, (the Pioneer Press police) used to do a similar game against the teachers at Staff at Emerson Middle Gemini Junior High," Mor- School in Nues defied stu- risonexplained."I was dent predictions when theythere when that occurred took to the basketball courtbecause I used to be the last week for a game against assistant principal at Gemi- members of the Niles Police ni. It had stopped for many Department. years and they wanted to A majority of studentssee if we would re-engage predicted the police would it." come out the winners of the So a date was set, players May i game, but it was theirwere recruited and a fund- principal,teachers andraising element was added. other members of the Em-Through the sale of raffle erson School family whotickets during lunch peri- ended up victorious with a ods.Emerson's Student final score of 50-43. Government Association "I'm just glad for us oldraised money for an Alzhei- Sophie Noggle collects Nues PD signatures during the people that no one got hurt," mer's research chatitPart basketball game at Emerson Middle School May 1. Principal Jim Morrisonof the fundraiser was sub- joked. mittingaprediction on Students and families oftime. It was somewhat corn- The game, Morrison said,which team would win. players came out for the petitive, but it wasn't to the was the result of Emerson's About $100 was raised,game to cheer on the teampoint where it was out of school resource officer in-according to Park Ridge- they wanted to win. control. It was a lot of fun." KEVIN TANAKA PHOTOS/PONEEP PRESS quiring about ways for theNues School District 64 "It was exciting," Morri- Emerson MiddleSchool'sAssistant Principal Tim Benka, Police Department to dospokeswoman Bernadette son said of the game. "Win- jjohnson@pioneerlocaLcom 42,is guardedbyNues police Officer ChrisKoch, 24,during more community outreach. Tramm. ning or losing, it was a good Twitter @JenPioneer the game at Emerson Middle School in Nues May1.

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.1 ÑÓWSLAE t MEAT GOT HOT Subscribe at 800-999-0879 TROUBLE AT THE PURPLEPIG orchkagomag.com/access 14 NEWS In memoriam I Student art auction heldto honor life of late Maine South teacher BY JENNIFER JOHNSON fected when Ms. Pichinoslopoulous had just finished Pioneer Press passed away' Tymkiw ex- painting a snapshot of Lon- plained. "We were thinldngdon streetscapè, with a tow- ; Sophia Pichinos liked toof things that would start a ering Big Ben overlooking a call herself "the ultimatelegacy for her and makebustlingroad. Mihalopoulos diva," her former students atsure she's not forgotten be-admitted that she was not Maine South High School cause she was a major part always confident about her remember. of the art department. Toart until Pichinos told her, It's a nickname that pro-kind of compensate for that "No, you can do it." duces smiles as they recall a loss we're allfeeling, we "She would connect with teacher who was thought thisyou personally,find out tough. but caring, would be thera-what you were passionate and never one to peutic and proac- about and enhance the abil- shy away from us- rive and some- ities you have," she said. JENNIFER JOHNSON PHOTOS/PIONEER PRESS PHOTOS ing criticism as a thing to honor her "She'd teach students toThese Maine South student paintings are among those available to purchase through an tool to encourage name." make an impact,"Pfister online auction to raise money for the Sophia Pichinos Scholarship Fund. her students to be Up to 100 stu-said. "She wouldn't just let better artists. dent paintings onyou go about and do your "When astu- canvas measuringown work. She would al-i dent gave up, she 4 inches by 6 inch-ways be coming around the wouldn't give up Pichinos eswill be auc-classroom to critique and on that student," tioned, in addition criticize your artwork. And said Maria Pfister, a senior to another 30 paintings onshe wasn't afraid to say if it who plans to continue herslightly larger canvas cre-looked bad. If it was had, study of artincollege. ated by art teachers of allshe'd even throw it away "She'd keep pushing them?' threeDistrict 207 high and make you start over." Pichinos, an artist and anschools and some members Pfister smiled as she said educator for more than 25 ofthe senior class, Viola andthis, noting that this type of years, died Feb. 3 after a longTymkiw said. teaching was ultimately battle with breast cancer. The work will be auc- positive. She was 64. tioned May 13, 14 and 15 at "She pushed to my full In reflecting on the loss ofwww.32auctions.com/potential," she said of Pichi- their colleague, MaineSPscholarship. nos. Maine South art students work on projects May 5 that will Maine South art student South art teachers Antoi- Paintings not auctioned "She really saw potential nette Viola and Cherie Tym-off and those geared toward in every one of her stu- be auctioned to raise money for the Sophia Pichinos Schal- Christina Mihalopoulous kiw decided to create atheir own age group will bedents' added senior Ryan arship Fund. holds her painting. scholarship fund in Pichi-sold in the Maine South Kovacin, who is also plan- nos' name. To raise moneycafeteria during lunch peri- ningto study art in college. said. 20th century art colony in "She loved teaching, she for the fund, they invited ods over a three-day period, Basia Chruscinski, a jun- In addition to her teach- the city had. lived for teaching. She loved members of the Mainethe teachers said. ior who took two classesing at Maine South, Pichi- Pichinos also exhibitedher students and they all South Art Club, students of After school on May 5, art taught by Pichinos,de- nos led the school's Art Club her own work and wasloved her,"Violasaid. art classes and anyone elsestudents filled Room Viliscribed her late teacher as and partnered with the Kalo responsible for contributing "There's a big hole in every- wanting to participate towith sketch books, canvases someone always willing toFoundation of Park Ridge,tofine arts standards one's hearts?' create original paintings forand paint to continue work give advice. teaching art students how toadopted by the Illinois State an online auction. on their pieces for the auc- "She taught me to be design silver jewelry in theBoard of Education, ac- jjohnson@pioneer!ocal.com "Many students were af- tion. Junior Christina Miha- confident in myself" she way silversmiths ofthe earlycording to her obituary. Twitter (JenPioneer

Lincoinwood street named after village's retired public works director BY NATALIE HAYES group of village employees years workingfor the village the village board decided tocluding the construction oflage have said Castaneda's Pioneer Press and family members of the of Lincolnwood, first as adesignate the portion . ofthe Village Promenade, the career has been more deeply former public works direc- laborer in 1979 before work-Lawndale Avenue directlybuilding of the Proesel Parkdefined by what they de- The village of Lincoln-tor, Manuel "Manny" Casta- ing bis way up to superin-in front ofthe Public Works Family Aquatic Center and scribe as his quiet intelli- wood's former public worksneda on the comer of Lawn- tendent in 1989 and laterDepartment building asthe switch to an automatedgence,patient demeanor director was recognizeddale and Lunt Avenues on abeing promoted to director "Manuel Castaneda Way?' electronic water meterand the pleasant attitude he May 11 with a street named rainy Monday morning asof public works in 2003, Castaneda led the com-reading service, accordingbrought to the job every day. in his honor. the street was dedicated. according to informationmunity through many of itsto information from the Lincolnwood's Mayor Castaneda retired in No- from the village. landmark moments during village. Natalie Hayes is a freelance Jerry Turry gathered with avember of last year after 35 Following his retirement,the past three decades, in- His colleagues at the vil- reporterfor Pioneer Press. NEWS Morton Grove cousins win James Beard award BY Pìt1i DEFIGLIO and a restaurant called Bon with the chefs in French. might have gotten some Pioneer Press Vivant on Milwaukee Ave- "He told them, 'myinspiration from the food nue in Niles, just south of daughter's crazy about they ate at home as children While they grew up in Golf Mill. cooking,' So that's how I got in Morton Grove. Morton Grove eating Ameri- "We used to g eat pizza my foot in the door," Carrie When asked about her can and Armenian food,at Esposito's, we went to explainecL early influences, Carrie Carrie Nahabedian and herTasty Pup, Tommy Tucker, Two years ago, theystarted by naming her cousins Michael and TomGolf Mill," Carrie recalled. opened Brindille at 534 N.grandmother Rose. Nahabedian, who are broth- They also went to the Mill Clark St, Chicago, about a "She taught me all her ers, have risen like cream toRun Theater, where her block from Naha. Armenian delicacies," Carrie the top of the national culi-aunt worked. "Brindille means branchsaid. "But the hiest thing nary scene. On May 4, Tom Carrie attended Melzer of new growth in French,"was my mother. And Mi- Nahabedian design firmSchool, while Michael and Carrie said. "It's a little budchael and Tom's mother (with partner James Gor-Tom attended Nelson NUCCIO DINUZZO/CHICAGO TRIBUNE coming off of Naha." (Pauline, who still lives in ski), won a James BeardSchool. They all went to Brindille chefs and co-owners Michael Nahabedian, left. "With Brindille, we Morton Grove with her hus- award for Carrie and Mi-Gemini Junior High and and Carrie Nahabedian stand with Tom Nahabedian on wanted to create a space ofband, George) is Greek, and chael Nahabedian's second Maine East High School. arrival at the James Beard Awards May 4. refinement; comfort and she's an exceptional cook." restaurant; Brindille, in Chi- One day, Carrie's adviser luxury that makes you feel Those women were all cago's River North neigh- at Maine East made a sug- Most of her classmates in States and the first luxurylike you're in a jewel box, ainfluenced by the European borhood. gestion that - along with athat work program classhotel to open in Chicagococoon of luxuriousness,"mindset of eating what's The three Morton Grove lucky turn of events - ended worked at fast-food restau- since the 1930s, Carrie said, she explained. "Michael andfresh and readily available in cousins didn't grow up eat-up changing the cousins' rants, however, Carrie's fa- Chicagoans were greeting itI gave Tom just some inspi-spring summer,falland ing the French haute cuisinelives dramatically. ther had been part of thewith excited anticipation. rational ideas, and he took itwinter. that Carrie has made her "My counselorsaid,team doing the carpeting The hotel was bringing inand created the space. We "We did 'eat the season,' trademark. Instead, Carrie'You're so involved in food, and design at the Ritz Carl-chefsfrom France, andjust helped?' as they say, even back then," remembers theirparents style and ambience, take this ton Hotel before it openedCarrie's dad was a combat- And thus they won this Carrie remembered. would take them to Hack-class - you'll get two credits next to Water Tower Placewounded US. World War II year's James Beard award ney's on Harms Road, theand learn food service and in 1975. As only the second veteran who had served in for design. Pam DeFiglio is a freelance Tower Restaurant in Skokie the food occupation." Ritz Carlton in the UnitedFrance. He would speak All three of the cousinsreporterforPioneer Press.

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CHICAGO TRIBUNE History of recreation exhibit media group documents fun of yesteryear I BY PAM DEFIGLIO Pioneer Press

A giant "penny farthing" bicycle, with a front wheel nearly five feet tall and a NEW diminutive back wheel, got people talking when the Morton Grove Historical Museum opened its "Recre- ation and Leisure History of Morton Grove" exhibit May CUSTOMFR 9 at the museum, 6240 Dempster St. "Art Loutsch {a Morton Grove resident of decades ago] owned the bicycle and would ride it in parades, SPECI such as the Morton Grove Days parade' said Melissa D'Lando, the historical soci- ety's executive director. SAVE UP TO 50% The first parade was held PAM DEFIGLIO/PIONEER PRESS in 1921 to honor veterans ofMelissa D'Lando, the historical museum's executive direc- Advertising* the Great War, which wastor, poses with the penny farthing" bicycle which be- on Print and Digital how people then referred to longed to resident Art Loutsch. World War I. Having en- joyedit,residents estab- next to it. mother' aunt had married a lished the Morton Grove Bowlinghas been a majorYehl, giving him a personal Days parade as an annual Morton Grove leisure activ- tie to the house, which is tuyournes IiIySoinhtown 'i event starting in 1927. It has ity throughout the decadesoperated by the Morton i and the exhibit features aGrove Historical Society. I -- - always been held during the Southtown Fourth of July period. well-worn bowling pin. Mark Mata, a Historical Exhibit visitorsspecu- "There were quite a few Society Board member, said lated on how Loutsch wasbowling alleysin town"the Haupt-YehI house, able to mount the tall bike,D'Lando said. which has period furnish- and how long his legs must A large, intricately de-ings and a docent who have been to reach thetailed silver-colored cashexplains the items in the pedals. A period photo ofregister, still quite shiny and house,isexpanding its 'Iücti riiii him atop the bikein afunctional-looking, was po- hours. It will be open to the parade provides proof hesitioned below a photo ofpublic for viewing Monday did actually ride it. the Dug building, built inthrough Friday from 11 a.m. The exhibit shows recre- 1909 and demolished in theto 3 p.m. and on Saturday ational memorabilia and ar- 1970s. Sitting north of themornings from 9 am. to tifacts starting in about thetrain station, it served mul-noon during the Farmers late 1890s. tiple functions: as a tavern,Market season. That will "We wanted to connect itpost office, general store,make it convenient for cus- uut),iiekait ¡n ca.c to when Morton Grove wasballroom, public meetingtomers ofthe Farmers' Mar- first established, and also,place and hotel. ket, which is in the parking that was about the first time A pair of old-fashionedlot in front of the historical that people had leisureice skates sits in one of the society and Haupt-Yehl time' D'Lando said. "Afterexhibit cases. D'Lando ex- house, to view it. The house For mor kL ds, the enactment of the 40-plained that Morton Grove will go back to more limited hour work week, they hadresidents used to skate on viewing hours in the fall. cafl 312-222- )nCimention time in the evenings and onthe Chicago River when it The historical society is weekends to go to baseballwas frozen. One elder resi-also selling raffle tickets, New Custornc'r i. I r games and other leisuredent, John Slater, recalledand the winnerwillget an www.chiciìqotrthunìie. orL activities." that people used to also goenclosed premium viewing A red uniform embla- bowlingon the river when itarea behind the Haupt-Yehl zoned with "Smyls" makeswas iced over, D'Lando said. house for viewing the up part of the exhibit, and Scott DiBasiio, who wasFourth of July fireworks. viewingthe exhibit with hisTickets are $10 each or it.iIì I IljltiI dpkiv iJvertisincj oi1IBiseci oi vaiI D'Lando said it stood for "St. Martha's Young Ladies'wife and children, looked three for $25, Matz said.

t \ iid foi cLirreilt cust Softball League. A photo ofout the window at the the 1935 players wearingHaupt-Yehi historic house Pam DeFigilo is a freelance the uniform is mountednext door, and saidhis reporterforPioneer Press. NEWS 17 Morton Grove farmers market holds preview BY Pi DEFIGLIO who is one ofseveral voluti- for sale, grouped into hang- Block said a new vendor Pioneer Press teer managers of the mar- ing baskets and planters. this year, culinary school- ket. One thing he couldn't dotrained Mari Plotnik, sells Spring produce, tamales, This year, they hope to in Morton Grove, however, coffee beans and hot Bel- Belgian waffles, artisanalask the vendors in advance is keep the four cows, 20gian waffles with home- pasta, handmade bath and which vegetables they'll be goats and 300 chickens he's made whipped cream from body products, new ven-bringing and provide reci- able to keep at the Rich-her Delicate Flour Baking dors and returning vendors pes for shoppers. mond farm. booth. o- all created a presence at the The managers have to The farmers market also Both she and Tamales May 9 Morton Grove farm-establish a healthy mix of includes a number of ven- Express sold out before the ersmarket, drawing avendors, balancing the dors selling artisanal prod- market ended Saturday. good-sized crowd despitetypes of wares they sell so ucts, such as Sam Davis, Block was also happy damp and cloudy condi-that there aren't too many who crafts artisanal soapsthat NorthShore University tions. ofone type, he added. made with olive oil, saf-Health System and BMO It was the spring pre- Some of the vendors had flower oil and coconut oil, Harris continued their view of the market, which stories to tell. John Patyk of in flavors such as blueberry, sponsorship of the LINK will kick off itsregularPatyk's Farm Market and red clover and tea, lem-program, which enables weekly Saturday morningGreenhouse in Richmond, ongrass cornmeal and "lus- lower-income people who schedule June 6. Despite Ill.,said he grew up in cious," a blend of oak moss, qualify for the state's Sup- being so early in the season, Morton Grove, attending PAM DEFIGLIO/PIONEER PRESS PHOTO orange, jasmineandplemental Nutritional As- however, some vendors St. Martha School and Niles Customers shop at the Lyons Fruit Farm and Greenhouse patchouli. sistance Program to buy were selling greenhouse-West High School, and his stand at the Morton Grove farmers market. "I also sell beer soap forfreshfoodsatthe grown herbs and a fewgrandparents farmedin guys, which is definitely amarket. early vegetables, such asSkokie until about 1962. Grove with them. Richmond," Patyk ex-guy thing," said Davis, who "People are getting asparagus. With farming in his blood, "When Frank's Nurseryplained. owns Distinct Bath andhealthier and eating fresh," "Everything's doing wellhe and his wife moved to and Crafts in Morton Grove The controlled condi-Body in Chicago's Portagehe said. - most of the vendors areRichmond to continue thewent out of business,I tionsin the greenhousePark neighborhood. "And back and we've added somefamily tradition - butbought their greenhouseenabled him to grow theI'll have soap on a rope for Pam DeFiglio is a freelance new ones," said Rich Block, brought a piece of Mortonand took it to the farm inflowers and herbs he hadFather's Day." reporterfor Pioneer Press.

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Arewebetter offonthe back deck than the porch? would sit on the back porch and reflect on Today we are more private, The back deck is for privacy. The back the ¿ay's events with family, neighbors and deck encourages us to look inward, to friends. more inwarcL more cautious. enjoy what we have, by ourselves. At the end ofa long day, after supper And that's the difference I guess. time, I can recall sitting on the front stoop We worry about what disaster We once were an outward looking peo- in the cool part ofthe evening and enjoy- ple, looking out for what would come our ing the end ofthe day. We'd listen to the might comefrom the outside way. RANDY BLASER radio - a ballgame or the top hits of the Today we are more private, more in- day - and wait for friends to come for a world. So we look iuwarcL ward, more cautious. We worry about How we spend our time outside of our visit. mer time, outside gathering spot. what disaster might come from the outside home says something about us as a society The front porch was the place to watch But there is a significant difference from world. So we look inward. There was a time when we spent our the neighborhood go by. It almost wel- being a front porch community and a back I don't think we're necessarily better off time outside the house by relaxing on the comed the outside world to sit a spell and deck people. these days, moving from the front porch to I front porch. We would sit outside in the visit with you. And that way you got to While one can watch the world go by the back deck. Studies indicate Americans early evening and watch the world go by. know your neighbors. from the front porch, no one goes past the are increasingly becoming more isolated Sometime we'd read the paper, some- But we don't do that now. Today, we are back deck. After all, it's in the backyard and lonelier than ever before. time talk to friends. more ofa back deck conimunity and we just don't enter other people's While we crave our privacy, more is If you like old TV shows, you're prob- Everyone has a back deck. That's where backyard. known about our spending habits and our ably a fan of the old Andy Griffith Show. you go to spend the relaxing end to a long While the front porch naturally beckons presence online than ever before. Nearly every episode ended with Andy day. someone from the outside world to stop by So we retreat into our spaces, from the and Barney sitting on the back porch, That's where the easy, relaxed conversa-and sit a spell, the back deck is more pri- front porch to the back deck, from front reflecting on the episode's events. tions of summer occur. Just like it was for vate. One has to be invited to climb up on parlor to family room to the finished base- And that's how it was in America. You the front porch, the back deck is the sum- to your back deck. ment What kind of Mother's SCOTT STANTIS Day gifter are you?

stores. And at Woolworth's, I found it. The Gift No, I didn't pull a Leave It to Beaver and buy my Mom a baseball, or the latest Batman comic. I didn't get her a kid gift but something PAui SASSONE useful for a grown-up. What it was this real neat hook of checks, you know,like Flowers? Candy? Which kind of a son or waitresses have to write down what you daughter are you? The kind who gives mom order and to give you your bill. This one had flowers or candy for Mother's Day? a cover that kind oflooked like leather. But, let me ask you this, do you remember My Mom could use this for a lot of things. what was the very first gift you ever gave like making store lists, or a list ofthings to do, your mother on Mother's Day? I do. or what to buy people for Christmas or I was still in early grade school. I didn't birthdays. have much money, but I wanted to get Mom I even thought she could give my Dad a something just from me, instead of my Dad check for dinner some night buyingher somethingand sayingit was from Pretty funny, huh? She didn't do that us kids. In fact, I'm not sure what she did with the I didn't know what to get her, but I knewcheck book. She smiled, thanked me and where. Just a short bike ride from our house kissed me when I gave it to her, I remember was a neighborhood shopping area wherethat. I guess she liked it everyone bought most of the necessities of Next year my sister insisted that she and I life. and ourbrother g in together and buy Mom scorrSTANTISICHICAGO TRIBUNE In just one block there was a drug store, a a Mother's Day gift. sporting goods store, a department store, a And being a girl, she naturally insisted on movie theater, an ice cream parlor, apicking Out the gift - a foot-high plaster LETTERS TO THE EDITOR hardware store, a liquor store, a barber shop statue ofthe Virgin Mary. and - best of all - a shoe store that had an That was appropriate too, I conceded. 1f We want to hear from you! Send your letters to the editor to x-ray machine we could stick our feet into not as useful as a check book. suburban1etters@tribpubcom. Letters should not exceed 250 words and should and watch our toe bones wriggle. include your name, phone number and address (only your name and town will be I didn't have enough money for any ofPaul Sassone is a freelance columnist for published). these places. So, I headed for the two dime Pioneer Press. OPINION 19

GUEST COLUMN Affirming talkon Local governments trying to resilient children become less accountable, less closes speaker series transparent to taxpayers As state government scurries to fill a called for the creation ofa centralized Affirming talk on resu- not lose sight of the projected $8 billion deficit in the 2016 website for public notices that would be ient children closes excel- child's own "islands of fiscal year budget, it would seem to make managed by Illinois newspapers. It re- lent speaker series competence?' those sense to move beyond successful compro- quires newspapers to upload all notices to Children are born with things that engage and mises and proven solutions already in place PNI after the notices appear in print. All of a desure to succeed and do feed the child. and instead focus on issues that truly have this is done at no additional cost to govern- well. according to clinical "We must learn to a significant impact on the state's finances. ment. No taxpayer money goes toward psychologist Robert SAI CLARKSON accept our children for At least you would think so given the supporting or managing the public notice Brooks, M.D. Judging by Dateline who they are and not who seriousness ofthe fiscal crisis. website. the crowd at the final you want them to be' he But that's not the case with some elected with each new session ofthe Illinois Community Speaker first hearing. But Brooks said. officials and local government lobbyists General Assembly, local government lobby- Series talk, parents also described a charismatic Resilient people see that represent the more than 7,000 taxpay- ists - whose paychecks are funded largely have a strong desire to do adult as someone from problems as things to be er funded units ofgovemment in Illinois. by your tax dollars - repeatedly push bills well by their children. whom a child or adoles- solved rather than over- Behind-the-scenes efforts are currently to eliminate public notices or remove them Brooks, who is the cent can gather stren whelmed by, he added. taking place that would reduce their obli- from newspapers and PNI in favor of their author of numerous What a beautiful idea - Brooks also empha- galion ofaccountability and transparency own individual websites. These bills rarely books on raising children to be the kind of adult to sized that we have to raise to taxpayers, all under the guise of the make it out ofcommittee because, franidy, and a Harvard Medical strengthens and supports compassionate kids. The state's financial crisis. It's a "smoke-and- state lawmakers understand that forcing School faculty member. a child. focus can't always be on mirrors" attempt by local governments at a citizens to attempt to locate notices across His talk was both encour- Brooks encouraged the achievement. He said time offiscal crisis where Illinois taxpayers7,000 websites doesn't make sense. (Actu- aging and useftil as he parents in the room last asking children to help would end up on the losing end. ally, it would be about 4,000 websites as was self-effacing, humor- week to be self-reflective out, especially when One successful compromise and proven many units oflocal government do not yet ous and incredibly affirm-in determining whether phrased "I need your solution that is now in its fifth year of oper- have a website.) ing, acknowledging his they were charismatic help," boosts their dignity ation is the PublicNoticelllinois (PNI) Such legislation was introduced and own challenges and dis- adults to their children. and motivation. Children website, or www.publicnoticeillinois.com. failed again earlier this session. However. appointments as a parent. At the end ofthe day, have an inborn need to PNT is a centralized, aggregated website for local government groups are now using "In your own home, when you tuck your child help, he said. all public notices from the state of Illinois, behind the scenes tactics to remove public your children refuse to in, he said, ask yourself, "Doyour kids see you units oflocal government, and the Illinois notices from print and from PNI and, in- read your resume," he "What did I do to make helping others?" he court system. It's a free-access website that stead, have the notices placed on their said. my child become strongerasked. 'What do you do as is updated daily. It's an example ofa prov- individual websites. But, this time they He spoke about how to that day?" a family that is chanta- en, successful public-private partnership have a new twist: They are claiming that be the kind of parent who Brooks offered up ble?" that is already saving taxpayers money and having to be accountable and transparent raises children who are these additional ques- Brooks encouraged should be supported by elected officials at through the current public notice process resilient, with resilience rions for self-reflection: parents to read the book all levels of government. is an "unfunded mandate" and they want being the ability to What three people are "Emotional Intelligence" Public notices, or legal notices as they to do away with it. The simple fact is this bounce back and cope your own charismatic by Daniel Goleman. He are often referred to, are a fundamental issue is not about money, it's about reduc- effectively with life's adults (and to laughter in also encouraged them to component in the foundation ofour de- ¡ng transparency and accountability to the challenges and problems. the room, he added that use his website mocracy and ofour legal system. For more taxpayers. He became interested in he hoped a spouse would www.drrobertbrooks.com than 200 years, newspapers have been paid Every year Illinois citizens dutifully this topic years ago when be part ofthat list)? What which contains numerous to print public notices and to serve as the fulfill their obligation ofpayingmany types he observed how some three people from your articles and resources. critically important independent third- and amounts of taxes to support these people who grew up in childhood were charis- He closed by saying we partybetween units oflocal government thousands of local government units the midst of extreme matic adults to you? have thousands of oppor- and taxpayers, and have functioned as the throughout the state. Each ofthese units racism and poverty who Here is another exer- tunities to build people official notification system ofour court has an annual operating budget that ranges faced major hurdles, were cise: fold a piece of paper up. Let's use them. The system. Notice ofpublication in news- from tens ofthousands ofdollars to hun- able to get past that and in halfvertically. On the last words Brooks' father papers provides the proven and necessary dreds ofmillions and even billions of dol- do well as adults. They left write all the words ever spoke to Brooks verification, certification and archiving lars. Taxpayer dollars, that is. grew up with a sense of you would hope your before his death were just solution that ensure individuals and tax- It's not at all about "saving the taxpayers hope and optimism, children would use to those kind of words. payers rights are protected and preserved. money" because that has already been which intrigued Brooks. describe you. On the Brooks' father told Frankly, it's a process that has worked so done successfully through the 2011 legisla- What he found was right, write down what Brooks, "I love you so well and for so long that those wanting to tion and PNI. Local governments will still that those people who you have said or done in dearly. You are so special eliminate it or change to another process try to sell it that way, however. Local goy- came out of such difficult the past few months that to me." rarely consider the chaos and disruption to ernment officials should focus on the big- situations had at least one would make them use I have used those exact government bodies and to the court system impact issues, allow the proven public adult who stood by and that word. See if the two two sentences with my that would take place without this proper notice solution in our state to keep on supported them. This sides match. college-age children verification, certification and archiving of working, and not spend so much time and person is what Brooks Charismatic adults do already. They were a little public notices and notices ofthe courts. taxpayer dollars on how to be less account- calls a charismatic adult, not deny a child's prob- surprised by how specific PNI was created by state law in 2011 and able and less transparent. which may have a creepy lem - "Oh, that's all in I was, but I also think was approved unanimously by both cham- kind of connotation on your head" - and also do they felt a little fuller. bers ofthe Illinois General Assembly. Yes, »ennis DeR ossett unanimously. Key components ofthe law Executive DirectoroftheIllinois Press Association. 20 ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT Builders discuss the housing preferences of Millennials; many opt for suburban living Home builders view defining the desires of Millennials a key area in designing and marketing As thefirstgeneration of"digital homes. 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Anastasiya Kushanariova & Robert Baranowski 04-0915 $135,000 915 W Villa Dr, Des Plaines Elizabeth A Chereo & Frederick Graham P Hallen 04-09-15 $226,000 Arlington Heights Zdravko Totkov WSelckJr 701 W Rand Rd. # 428, Arlington Waldemar Oledzki A Barbara Amie Sue Auten O408I5 $175.000 120 W Millers Rd. Des Plaines Brian Sroufe & Christine Moran Douglas R Koulentes 04-08-15 $271,500 Heights Oledzki 770 Cordial Dr, Des Plaines Farrukh Shamsutdinov Alojzy Kusior 04-07-15 $271,500 Adam Puzynski A Joanna Barbara Schaeffer Estate 04-06-15 $175,000 1733 N Drury Ln. Arlington 241 S Warrington Rd. Des Plaines Kimberly A Diegel & Todd Di89el Castrenzi Lombardo 04-07-15 $278,500 Heights Bartoszewocz 9237 N Parkside Dr, Oes Plaines Rajesh J Parikh & Sejal R Parikh Janice L Bernstein 04-09-15 $289,500 2S54 E Hunter Dr, Arlington Sharon Spak William P Burns 04-13-15 $225,500 Heights 675 Victoria Rd. Des Plaines Robert Dagostino 8 Mary Haralambos Panos 04-09-15 $353,500 Dagostino 2005 N Coldspring Pd, #1, Amy Sutherland Mark Glosser 08-08-15 $226.000 Arlington Heights 2225 Sprucewood Ave, Des Bobby Panos A Efigenia Panos Mike Williamson 04-06-15 $645,000 Plaines 2805 Jackson Dr, Arlington Atanacio Sanchez A Belinda L John G Rana 04-06-15 $227,500 Heights Sanchez 828 Oakton St, # lB, Evanston Harvey L DaIm Sagan Trust 04-08-15 $93.500 3296 N Carriageway Dr, Artng- Alison S Weiman Matthew Greenberg 04.00.15 $229,000 2011 Church St, Evanston Sargos Isaac Sunny Investment Inc 04-09-15 $105,000 ton Heights 904 Oakton St, 8 2. EvanSton Mark Karlin & Terry Soto Eileen Duffy 04-07-15 $117,000 424 W Happfield Dr, Arlington Angela Picchietti Stephanie March 04-1345 $230,000 1832 Dodge Ave, Evanston Piotr Zabokrzycki Alma Pisiecka 04-13-15 $129,000 Heights 616 Michigan Ave, 8 G, Evanston Rachel Dahan Michael E French 04-10-15 $149,000 887 S Dwyer Ave, 8 46, Arlington Joseph Bella Drost Trust 04-09-15 $245,000 Heights 1834 Ridge Ave, # 1 16, Evanston Joseph M Podge Aaron Reichel 04-07-15 $160,000 228 S Patton Ave. Arlington Polina V Koseva & HristO James G Harmon 04-09-15 $255,000 807 Rebe PI, # 2, Evanston Katarzyna Sacha Ernesto Duran Martinez 04-07-15 $164,000 Heights Douhalov 3134 Central St. Evanston Andrzej Piatkowski Anna B Simmon 04-07-15 $170.000 2214 E Grove St. Arlington Kyle J Black A Danielle C Goiney Norman Kenneth Pearson Estate04-08-15 $265.000 Susan Sands 04-10-15 $208,000 Heights 1316 Maple Ave, # Li, Evanston Cynthia Heidecker 04-13-15 $253.000 loto W Maude Ave, Arlington Shishi A Patel & Margaret Michael O Schager 04-06-15 $289,000 2027 Emerson St, Evanston ClintonThomas Linder Timothy M Long Heights Gadient 815 Hartrey Ave, Evanston Alejandro Chacon A Nancy Curtis F Dale 04-13-15 $329.000 311 E Knob Hill Dr. Arlington Mary Anne Herrera Jansons North Shore Residential Fund I 04-10- 15 $324.000 Chacon Heights 1127 GrantSt, Evanston EuiJoonOh&JorrgWOn Hyun Raymond F Harling 64-09-15 $355.000 08-10-15 $325,000 1423 W Saint James Pl, ArlingtonRachel V Pollard & Rebecca J Amafr LIC 2145 Grey Ave, Evanston Joseph O Hollearn A Kristine O Mary Rosinski 04-07-15 $370,000 Heights Pollard Hollearn 04-07-15 331 S Waterman Ave, Arlington IPaci A Meziere Karol J Tiess $335,000 912 Ridge Ave, Evanston Steven A Hueflner A Rachel C Rosann D Kelly 64-06-SS $525.000 Heights Hueffner 04-09-15 $360,000 1214 E Fremont St, Arlington Andrew R Johnson & Julia F Anthony Anichini 821 Sherman Ave, Evanston Christopher D Butts & Laura N Hsbc Bank Use Trustee 64-09-15 $591,000 Heights Johnson Butts I 19 E Beverly Dr, Arlington Michael Bose A Mary Boye Jen Chieh Tang 04-08-15 $373,000 2123 Sherman Ave, Evanston Molly Rouch A Christopher Susan Brickman Newman 04-13-15 $637,000 Heights Rouch 04-07-15 $374,500 2210 N Ridge Ave, Arlington Spencer W Curley & Kathleen N Lance W Bar-ron 427 Greenleaf St, Evanston Jennifer Jendusa Orrico & JamesMary A Zimmerman 04-09-15 $885.000 Heights Curley P Orrico William James Wesley Kee 00-0615 $416.000 334 S Derbyshire Ln, Arlington Todd B Johnson & Lori Ann 4152 Cove Lo, A C, Glenview Aneta Soldaczuk 50k Ki Song 04-09-15 $129,000 Heights Greudanus 3849 Appian Way, Glenview Sead Sarajlic & Belma Sarajiic Nail Zeherovic 04-06-15 $152,500 117 W Appletree Ln. Arlington Asmar Najam & Falak Najam 3fcb Iii LIc Holdings 1 04-08-15 $420.000 Heights 3801 Appian Way, # 610, Glen- Victoria E Voit son Theodore Perry 04-08-15 5160,000 view 200 lake Blvd. # 429, Buffalo Natallia Buroya A Siarhei Bury Lanche A Polians 04-07-15 $115,000 Grove 208 Flora Ave, Glenview Samir Y Shamon Roubin Shamon 04-07-15 $205,000 852 Stradford Cir, Buffalo Grove Gerald H Anderson & Judith P Michael Camel 04-08-15 $127,500 2227 Harrison St, Glenview Wan Hwi Lee A Sharon E Noh Sfhs Chicago Lic 04-13-15 $263,000 Anderson 4645 Linden Ave, Glenview Mumtaz A Rafiqi A Moje Barkat Branch Banking & Trust Co Ttee 04-08-15 $265,000 Ryan Kotecki dele Pinzur 04-13-15 $133,000 882 Stradford Cir, Buffalo Grove 8640 Waukegan Rd. 8 428, Sarkis B Shilmon Mark Khinkis 04-07-15 $71.500 175 Lake Blvd. # 323, Buffalo Michael Morgan & Marilyn Jill Ruschil Crane 0413-15 $189,000 Morton Grove Morgan Grove 81 18 Central Ave, Morton Grove Leandro Pedro Chappotin David Wook Kim 04-09-15 $209,000 636 Evergreen Pl, Buffalo Grove Marcia Tokich Kyle E Johnson 04-10-15 $282,000 Sarracent A Gladys O Chappotin 669 Stanford Ln, Buffalo Grove Michael Anthony Debnar Jeffrey M Schroeder 04-0715 $320.000 7427 LyOns St, Morton Grove Amber Schoenatier Schultz Trust 04-13-15 $275,000 2407 Madiera Ct, Buffalo Grove Rama Akula & Spandana Aparajita Garg 03-27-15 $385.000 8350 Concord Dr, Morton Grove Matthew E Jahraus & Cristina E Lexington Station LIc 04-07-15 $362,000 Bodapati Berenyi 1533 Rachel In. Buffalo Grove Zachary M Weatherspoon A Cinderella D Grills o40715 $425.000 9239 Natchez Ave, Morton Grove Tarkesh Patel & Hina R Patel Aaron Huynh 04-09-15 $572,500 Katherine R Weatherspoon 7931 N Nordica Ave, Niles Duraid Vousit Hemlata P Mahajan 00-09-IS $171,000 Sabrina Z Yousif & Sargon Y Bank Of New York Mellon Ttee 04-10-15 $45.500 8999 Kennedy Dr, 8 1H, Des 7844 N Harlem Ave, N lles Nabil Moucha Chrisoula Kougias Estate 04-06-15 $180,000 Piai neo Vousif 8207 N Elmore St, Nues Jollybell Velasco Charles Weber Estate 04-07-15 $180,000 8820 N Western Ave. # 203C. Des Manju Pal Justin H Kneeland 04-08-15 $85,500 Plaines 6954 W Howard St, Nues Samantha Meyer Deutsche Bank Nati Trt Co Ttee 04-09-15 $185,000 592 Berkshire In, Des Plaines Elvira Tinio Borislava Dragas 04-10-15 $98,000 7139 W Carol Ct, NUes Khoshaba Audisho Wilson A Rasho 64-09-15 $212.500 9662 LOis Dr, # A, Des Plaines Vishal N Patel Federal Home Loan Mtg Corp 04-09-15 $102,500 7013 W Carol Ave, Niles Travis S Miller & Jorina F Miller Misc003 Lic 04-07-15 $215.000 9412 Potter Rd. Des Plaines Manpal Grewal & Par-deep Mohammed R Memon 04-13-15 $120,000 7943 N Nova Ave, Nues Senaida Causevic Fannie Mae 04-06-15 $220,000 Grewal 8657 N Elmore St, Nues Edna Molhempour Fannie Mae 04-06-15 $237.000 1702 Mill St. # 601, Des Plaines Florin Zaharia Jolanta Boorodej 04-08-15 $122,500 460 S Northwest Hwy. 8 401, Susan Griffin Andrew J Vlabos 04-13-15 $300,000 900 Center St, # 4 D, Des Plaines Epifanio Reyfs & Catherine P Kathleen M Pennington o4-t015 $148,000 Park Ridge Reyes Z9l8VirginiaSt. Park Ridge Robert E Pechacek Paulov Trust 04-08-15 $300.000 555 Graceland Ave, # 407, Des Katelyn Kilbourne Roby Geevarghese 04-13-15 $148,500 1234 S Cumberland Ave, Park Michael W Miller & Emiranda Fannie Mae 04-07-15 $325.000 Plaines Ridge Carcani lGOOEThackerSt,#611,Des YiYang&JieZhan9 Terry Valentine 04-0815 $155,000 2140 Woodview Ln, Park Ridge Michael Kang A Soojin (allg Carmen B Spyropoulos 04-13-15 533-4.000 Plaines 757 N Northwest Hwy. 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Gretchen Grad will never for- get a sleepless night she had a few months after the Sept ii attacks. The Glenview resident, 4 who at the time was a securities trader, said she was awake be- cause an idea came to her to create connections in a world rapidly splitting apart. Grad's revelation was the start ofthe Glenview-based non-prof- it organization Hands of Peace, which is going into its 13th year, raising an estimated $170,000 last month at its larst annual fundraiser to date. "Sept. 11th was a defining moment in motivating me to do something tofosterpeaceful connections in the Middle East" said Grad. "I called a friend of mine who is Jewish and told her about the idea and she said, 'Oh yeah, we need to do this.'" Hands ofPeace is an interfaith organization with a mission of developing peace building and leadershipskillsinIsraeli, American and Palestinian teens through dialogue and personal relationships. Funded by individuals, foun- dations and religious organiza- tions, Hands of Peace sponsors teens from all three countries to stay with a host family on the HANDS OF PEACE PHOTOS North Shore for three weeks, Hands of Peace is an interfaith organization that sponsors teens from the Middle East and the U.S. to stay with host families on the NorthShore while engaging in daily dialogue for three weeks, while engaging in daily dialogue sessions co-led by both Israeli and Palestinian professional facilitators. sessions co-led by both Israeli and Palestinian professional fa- and who was a Palestinian. They "These kids go home to a very cilitators. The program also in- alljust looked like teenagers, entrenched and traumatic reality dudes many social activities to wearing the same T-shirts and and if we were to just end with bring the kids together for ftm sneakers and listening to music. the summer program, the prog- and to foster friendships. During the process, they realize tess would be lost," said Bates, "It starts out with ice-break- there's another narrative that is who was the organization's pro- ing and trust-building activities, completely different than the one gram director for seven years and moves into emotional and they've been brought up hearing." before moving into her current intense discussions about con- State Rep. Laura Fine D- position last year. "There would flict and personal experience, Glenview, and husband Michael be no system in place to support violence, and prejudices they've hosted a 17-year-old Palestinian these kids as they try to talk to experienced' said Executive Di- citizen last summer, and said community members and friends rector Ashley Bates. "They often within one day they noticed kids about their experience." have such strong identities that of the different nationalities be- Hands ofPeace will sponsor 45 have been ingrained in them coming friends. teens this summer in Chicago, as since the day they were born, but "They realize they are the well as 28 kids inits newly unsolvable problem." can make change and they can at the end of the day, they're all same in 99 percent of ways," launched San Diego branch. "The only way there is going to create peac&' teenagars with the same dreams Michael Fine said. "There's a huge hunger for be resolution over there is from To learn more about Hands of and hopes and fears." Hands of Peace also provides hope and we offer tangible prog- the ground up," Fine said. "These Peace, visit HandsOfPeace.org. "I'llnever forget the first bi-monthly two-day camps in ress toward peace," said Grad. kids - in 10 or 20 years, they will summer," said Grad. "The first Israel and Palestine, as well as "You don't get that from main- be the next generation of leaders. Jackie Pilo.ssophis a freelance day, we were sitting at a park and community service projects once stream news. But when you get They made it work here. They reporterfor Pioneer Press. we looked at all the kids and the teens return to their home-people talking to each other, it co-existed. Ifthey take what they couldn't tell who was an Israeli towns. makes you realizeit's not an learned here into that forum, they Twitter: @Iovessentially COMMUNITY CALENDAR 25

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Potting soil, plants note: Thursday Storytime content is Vine Ave., Park Ridge, free p.m. and 6:30 p.m. Friday, Glenview and decorative materials provided. io repeated on Friday morning. Space is Public Library, 1930 Glenview Road, p.m. Saturday, Morton Grove Public limited. Tickets are given to Glenview Karaoke Thursdays:Enjoy some great Glenview, free, 847-729-7500 Library 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton Library cardholders beginning 30-min- pizza and sing a tune or two. 7 p.m. Grove, free, 847-965-4220 utes prior to Storytime sessions. 6:15 p.m. Thursday, Perry's Pizza and Ribs, 711 Gienview Square Dance Club 65th Thursday, 10 am. Friday, Glenview Pub- Devon Ave., Park Ridge, free, 847-823- Anniversary Dinner Dance:Glenview Park Ridge Garden Club Plant Sale: lic Library 1930 Glenview Road, Glen- 4422 Square Dance Club celebrates its 65th Choose from an assortment of annuals, view, free, 847-729-7500 Anniversary with dinner and square perennials, hanging baskets, herbs and "Shining Lives: A Musical":It's 1922 dancing. Call for advanced tickets at vegetables. Perennials from members' Travei Planning Onilne:Use online and the young women of Chicago's 847-698-5501. Cash Bar at 6:30 p.m.; gardens featured. These plants are tools for travel plans, including purchas- Radium Dial Company are living a dinner at 7:15 p.m.; dancing at 8:15 p.m., proven hardy in this area and in local ing airline tickets and vacation packages. dream earning good wages and beaming with callers: Bob Asp and Mike Richard. soil conditions. 9 am. Saturday, Hodges Registration and Glenview Library card with new-found independence. After 6:30 p.m. Friday, White Eagle Banquets Park, 20 S. Prospect Ave., Park Ridge, required unless otherwise noted. Regis- years ofhand painting watch dials, the & Restaurant, 6839 N. Milwaukee Ave., Free admission ter at glenviewpl.org/register, 847-729- so-called "harmless" radium that pro- Niles, $35, 847-647-0660 7500 Ext. 7700, or the Reference Serv- vided for so much joy leads to tragic What Happens at TiM...:Come for a ices Desk. 2 p.m. Thursday, Glenview results. Four courageous women upend Duplicate Bridge:The senior center gala evening to benefit Temple Judea Public Library 1930 Glenview Road, their lives with a determination to offers a friendly bridge game every Mizpah in the TJM Kaplan/Shavitz Glenview, free, 847-729-7500 change the future in this new musical. Friday morning at 9 a.m., Park Ridge Community Hall. The evening will 7:30 p.m. Thursday, 8 p.m. Friday, 2:30 Senior Center, 100 S. Western Ave., Park include dinner, entertainment by TJM Take Charge of Your Health: Focus p.m. and 8 p.m. Saturday, 2:30 p.m. Sun- Ridge, free, 847-692-5127 Players, bingo and raffles. 6 p.m. Sat- on Arthritis:This weekly series focuses day, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, 1 p.m. and 2:30 urday, Temple Judea Mizpah, 8610 on arthritis management 12:30 p.m. p.m. Wednesday, Northlight Theatre, Niles Center Road, Skokie, $50; $25 Thursday, Glenview Park Center, 2400 9501 Skokie Blvd. Skokie, $15-$54, 847- Saturday, May 16 child 14 and under, 847-676-1566 Chestnut Ave., Glenview, free, 847-724- 673-6300 5670 Suburban Tap FLiPover: Preserving Survivor Stories inter- Grow an organic vegetable garden: Any Chicago act with "New Dimensions in Testi- beers that tap out from the May 15 event Collaborate with other teens to plan a mony" Technology:Illinois Holocaust Littie Legends Soccer Academy: are being replaced with a suburban garden, sow seeds, care for plants and Museum is the first world-wide testing spring premier iaague:The new brewery's beers. Friday, Solemn Oath's harvest produce to share with friends site for New Dimensions in Testimony, league is for seven- and eight-year-olds. Wreckage Master is being tapped. 4 Noon Thursday, Saturday and Sunday, and family. 4:45 p.m. Thursday, West an interactive educational tool that Park, 3555 Lake Ave., Wilmette, $15 3- p.m. Saturday, Bigby's Pour House, 1700 Glenview New Church, 74 Park Drive, West Lake St, Addison, Varies permits students far into the future to Glenview, $219, 224-500-5729 $191, 224-392-2275 "talk" with Holocaust Survivors about their life experiences. Free with Muse- Save A Star's Drug Disposai Pro- Plant Sale:Shop for a variety of flow- Save A Star's Drug Disposal Pro- ering pots, baskets, herbs and native um admission. Ask Holocaust Survivor gram:Save a Star Drug Awareness Pinchas Gutter any question, and "natu- gram:Save a Star Drug Awareness plants. lo am. Saturday and Sunday, Foundation's Drug Disposal Program Foundation's Drug Disposal Program ral language" technology software re- box is in the lobby ofthe Wulmette The Grove, 1421 Milwaukee Ave., Glen- trieves an appropriate response, cre- box is still in the lobby of the Niles Police view, free, 847-299-6096 Department, 7000 W. Touhy Ave., Niles, Police Department Accepted are: pre- ating an interactive dialogue, as if Pin- scription medications, (including con- IL. Accepted are: prescription medica- Dave DiNaso's Traveling World of chas were in the room! Noon Saturday, tions, (including controlled substances), trolled substances), all over-the-counter and pet medications, samples, vitamins, Reptiles (families): Upclose and Turn to Calendar, Next Page 26 CALENDAR

Calendar,from PreviousPage Monday, May18 Illinois Holocaust Museum and Educa- UNCF tion Center, 9603 Woods Drive, Skokie, A mind is a terrible Books in the Woods:Registration thing to waste free, 847-967-4800 required. This book discussion at L. Woods features "And the Dark Sacred Corlolls Spring Concert:Choral Night" by Julia Glass. Living with his concert featuringworks by Byrd, Men- unknown paternity has always been a delssohn, Whitacre. Rorem, Tavener, strule for Kit Noonan. Who did his Bright, Forest Mealor and Stroope. 7:30 mother pair up with all those summers p.m. Saturday, Christ Church, 784 Sheri- ago when she was a 17-year-old cellist dan Road, Wilmette, $20 adults; $10 at an illustrious music camp in Ver- children through 18, 847-869-0223 mont? Noonan grudgingly embarks on ajourney ofself-discovery, following Wlimette Farmers Market:Shop for the well-meaning advice ofhis stepfa- fruits, vegetables, flowers, cheeses, ther and others. 'And the Dark Sacred meats and breads from local and re- Night" is a tender, insightful and win- gional vendors. 8 am. Saturday, WI!- fling exploration ofthe modern family mette VIllage Center, Along 12th Street and the infinite number ofshapes it can and Wilmette, Central and Greenleaf take. Reviewed by Kendra Harpster for Avenues, Wilmette, Free people. 7:30 p.m. Monday, Lincolnwood Public Library, 4000 West Pratt Ave., Sunday, May 17 Lincolnwood, free, 847-677-5277 Knitting Roundtabie:Come work Norwegian Constitution Day Pa- through knitting projects and socialize rade:Celebrate Norwegian culture with fellow knitters. Expert knitters with marching bands, singing groups, can show you how to solve knitting k., folk dancers, costumes and more. The challenges. Don't forget your current pre-parade bash at the park includes knitting projects and needles! Call vendors, refreshments, entertainment 847-929-5101 or visit mgpl.org for more and children's activities. noon Sunday, information. 2 p.m. Monday, Morton Hodges Park, 20 5. Prospect Ave., Park Grove Public Library, 6140 Lincoln Ridge, free Ave., Morton Grove, free, 847-965-4220

Skokie iLl "Judaism Decoded:" The Yarn Gang:Kids in grades one and up OrigIns and Evoiution of Jewish are invited to try their hand at knitting, Tradition:Jewish Learning Institute crocheting or other yam crafts. 4 p.m. offers course on the subject of Torah- Monday, Morton Grove Public Library . Positively impacts the way attendees 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, perceive every Jewish ritual or holiday 847-965-4220 from now on. Offered at four separate times with options including Sunday MGPL Kids: Monday Morning Play- mornings or evenings, or Thursday group:Drop-in play time for pre- mornings or evenings. For more in- schoolers with a parent or caregiver to formation or to register just go to myJ- introduce young children to the library LI.com, or contact Rabbi Yochanan in a low-key, unstructured session. Call Posner, Ext. 2. 10:30 a.m. Sunday, Luba- 847-929-5102 or visit mgpl.org for more vitch Chabad of Skokie, 4059 Dempster information. 10:30 a.m. Monday, Mor- St., Skokie, tuition, 847-677-1770 ton Grove Public Library 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 Wilmette Historical Society's 28th Annuai Housewalk: Thisyear's bouse- Taste ofthe Senior Center:Visit the walk, Preserving Our Past, celebrates Park Ridge Senior Center and check four homes whose current owners' out all they have to offer! A short pre- preservation and restoration efforts sentation begins at 11:15 am., explain- show great respect for the architecture, ing the membership, activities offered history and character ofthe home and and other pertinent information. Also, the community Participants receive an register in advance for our Taste of the informative booklet about the homes Senior Center Luncheon beginning at and neighborhoods. Tour guides avail- 12:30 p.m. when the Senior Center WHAT IF TIlE FUTURE OF KIOb WAS able. Advance tickets cost $40 for Muse- Choraliers, Tappers and Uketones um members; $50, nonmembers; and pci-form their annual spring concert. $25, students. On May 17, tickets cost Fee is $16 members, $18 non-members. $50 for Museum members; $60, non- Or without lunch, $6 members, $8 A STOCK YOU COULD INVEST IN members and $25, students. i p.m. Sun- non-members. 11:15 a.m. Monday, Park day, Wilmette Historical Museum, 609 Ridge Park District - Senior Center, 100 Introducing Better Futures a whole new kind of investment with a greater return than money. When you invest, Ridge Road, Wilmette, On May 17, tick- S. Western Ave., Park Ridge, $6-$18, it helps kids go to college. Because a mind is a terrible thing to waste but awonderfulthing to invest in. ets cost $50, for Museum members; $60, 847-692-3597 nonmembers and $25, students, 847- coois UNCE Invest in Better Futurest IJNCF ORG/IN VEST 853-7666 Turn to Calendar, Next Page CALENDAR 27

Calendar, from Previous Page gurumi:Make a stuffed pig, bunny, cat, ghost or light bulb with Amigurumi- the Money Matters Discussion:The Japanese art of crocheting stuffed toys. group meets on the first and third Mon- In this two-part craft learn an amazing day of each month, lOam. Monday, new hobby and leave with an awesome Park Ridge Senior Center, loo S. creation. All supplies provided. Parti: Western Ave., Park Ridge, free, 847-692- May19. Part 2: June 9. 5:30 p.m. Tues- 3597 day, Morton Grove Public Librarl 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, 847- A History of Advice-Giving from 965-4220 Agony Aunt to Dear Amy:From "let- ters to the lovelorn" to "Bintel Brief' Movies, Munchies, and More: "This people have poured out their hearts in is Where I Leave You":"This is Where the pages of newspapers. It began with I Leave You," from 2014, rated R, runs 1 the print media, hut now the Internet hr. 43 min. When their father passes also offers comfort and advice. Join away, four grown siblings are forced to Beverly Friend, Ph.D., for a look at ro- return to their childhood home and live mantic, economic, psychological and under the same roof for a week. Cast ever-personal queries. What life lessons Jane Fonda, Jason Bateman, Tina Fey. could you share? Hosted by and taking 11:30 am. Tuesday, Morton Grove Pub- registration through the North Shore lic Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton Senior Center. 1:30p.m. Monday, Mall- Grove, free, 847-965-4220 linckrodt Community Center, 1041A Ridge Road, Wilmette, $10 member; $13 non-member, 847-784-6030 Wednesday, May 20

Tuesday, May19 immigration Records:Find your immigrant ancestors. Learn about dif- ferent types ofimmigration records, Victory Gardens:Talk about what where to find them, and how to use "victory gardens" were, how they flour- them. Register at glenviewpl.orgjregis- ished, why they disappeared and where ter, 847-729-7500 Ext 7700, or the Ref- our produce comes from now. With an erence Services Desk. 2 p.m. Wednes- emphasis on health, community and day, Glenview Public Library, 1930 educational benefits of vegetable gar- Glenview Road, Glenview, free. 847-72 9- dening, explore why right now is the 7500 perfect time to revisit the idea of victory gardening. Cosponsored with the Des Bernard Weinger Jewish Communi- Plaines Garden Club. 1p.m. Tuesday, ty Center Men's Group:The Men's Des Plaines Public Library 1501 Ellin- Club meets throughout the year on wood St., Des Plaines, free, 847-827-5551 Wednesday mornings. For adults 55 and over. Every week there's a stimulating The Garden of Good L Evil: The new topic for the guys to talk about at Natives vs. The invaders:Discover the J. The JCC Men's Club gives one ari which plant species grew in the Illinois easy way to meet up with others for area 200 years ago. Where can you find fellowship and intellectual stimulation. them now? Robyn Flakne, Natural Re- Enjoy the camaraderie while coming sources Manager, Village of Glenview, together for a broad range of interesting and Judy Ksiazek, Environmental Edu- programs and lectures. There's always cation Supervisor, Glenview Park Dis- something new to learn! The club con- trict, will discuss these ancient Illinois tinues through June 24, 2015. Meeting dwellers and what they can teach us from 10-11:30 am. Wednesday, Bernard about today's landscapes. As part of Weinger JCC, 300 Revere Dr., North- Invasive Species Awareness Month, also brook, free, 224-406-9200 explore some of the more challenging plants spreading into natural areas and 'li Couid Keep On Singing": A Trib- residential gardens, and how to help ute to Judy Gariand:Julie Butler ., uu;close to home that you can afford. combat their proliferation. Register at Chanteuse in a Judy Garland Thbute, "I glenviewpl.org/register, call Ext. 7600 Could Go on Singing, The Capitol We accept all credit applications. or stop at the Reader Services Desk. 7 Years." Featuring Garland's best record- p.m. Tuesday, Glenview Public Library ings ofall time. Accompanied on Piano 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview, free, by Bobby Schiff 2 p.m. Wednesday, 847-729-7500 Skokie Theatre, 7924 N. Lincoln Ave., Get started at carquick.com Skokie, $15, 847-677-7761 MGPL Kids: Listen Upi:Drop-in story and play time for preschoolers with a Worid War ii Veterans' Roundtabie: parent or caregiver. Call 847-929-5102 Vets gather for lively conversation and or visit mgpl.org/kids for more informa- coffee. Newcomers are welcome. 10 am. carquick tion. 4:45 p.m. Tuesday, Morton Grove Wednesday, Wilmette Public Library, Powered by Thbune Public Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave., Mor- 1242 Wilmette Ave., Wilmette, free ton Grove, free. 847-965-4220 Have an event to submit? Go to DI Y Teen Craft: Make your ownAmi- chicagotribune.com/calendar 8 TREND

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HOUSING IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNT'i ILLINOIS COUNTY DEPART- MENT . CHANCERY DIVISION APARTMENT FOR OPPORTUNITIES THE BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON F/K/A THE BANK OF NEW YORK, AS TRUSTEE FOR THE CERTIFICATEHOLOERS OF C'INABS. INC , ASSET- RENT? BACKED CERTIFICATES. SERIES 2007-3 The search begins All teal estate advert,sed in PlaIntIff. this newspaper is subtectto here! Many ILDA MARKUS, MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS apartment and hame the Federal Fair Housing Act. INC , COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS. INC DBA AMERICA'S WHOLESAL which makes itillegal to ad- LENDER, 8854 LAMON AVENUE. SKOKIE, ILLINOIS CONDOMINIUM AS- ** NOTICE** hunters check the SOCIATION, UNKNOWN OWNERS AND NONRECORD CLAIMANTS vertise any preference, limita- Defendants Classitieds before tiOn,Or discrimination based 09 CH 047316 looking for a new on race,color.religion.sex. 8854 LAMON AVENUE UNIT #TN SKOKIE, IL 60077 NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to place ta live. handicap,familialstatus,or a Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above cause on Plumbers' Joint Apprenticeship Advertise your rental nationalorigin.inthesale, Marca 19, 2015, an agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation. will at rental, or financing oI hoaxing. 10 30 AM on lune 22, 2015 at The Judicial Sales Corporation, One units with us to get a South Wacker Drive - 24th hoot, CHICAGO. IL 60606. seIl at public jump on the In addition the Illinois auction to the highest bidder, as Sel forth below, the following de- Human FtightsAct prohibits scribed real estate Commonly known as 8854 LAMON AVENUE TJNIT Committee of Local 130, V.A. competition! Call eiN, SKOKIE, IL 60077 PrOserty Index No. 10-16-425-023-1001 The discrimination based on age. real estate is improved with a residence SaIe ternis: 25% down of 866-399-0537 or visit ancestry. marital Status, seeaal tIre highest bid by certitred funds at the close of the sale payable to ploceanad. orientation or unfavorable The Judicial Sales Corporation. No third party checks will be accepted The balance, including the tudicial sale tee For Abandoned Residential The Plumbers JAC will be accepting applications for the plumbing apprenticeship tribunesuburbs.com military discharge. Property Municipality Relief Fund. which is calculated on residential This paper will not knowingly real eutate at the rate of $1 for each $1,000 or traction thereof of the program at: accepl any advertising toc real amount paid by the purchaser not to esceed $300. in certitied funds/ or wire transteT 5 due within twenty-four 124) hours No tee shall be BUSINESS OWNERS enlate which is in violation ol paid by the mortgpgee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant the law All persons are hereby to its credit bid at the sale or by any mortgagee, ludgment creditor or Advertise with us' informedIhat all dwellings other llenar acquiring the residential real estate whose rights in and to 1400 W. Washington Blvd. 2114 S. l-80 Frontage Rd. 31855 N. U.S. Hwy 12 the residential real estate arose prior to the sale The wbfeO property adverbsed are available on an is subiect to general real estate tases. special assessments. or special Chicago, IL 60607 Jouet, IL 60436 Volo, IL 60073 The Classifieds can equal opportunity basis taons levied against said real estate and is offered for sale without Il believe have any representation as to quality or Quantity ot title and without re- showcase your you you course to Plaintiff and in AS IS condison The sale is further subiect (312) 421-1028 (815) 725-0278 (815) 759-5900 been discriminated against in business and to confirmation by the court. Upon payment in full of the amount bid, connection witt, the aale. rental the purchaser will receive a Certificate of Sale that ball entitle the services! Advertise purchaser to a deed fo the real estate after confirmahon of the sale. or tinancing 01 housing. Call: The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no your cleaning representation as to the condition of the property. Prospective bidders DATE: Every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday starting on service, mortgage West City and Suburbs are admonished to check tIre court file to verify all information. It this company or daycare HOPE Fair Housing Center property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at the fore- 6304904500 closure sale. other than u rnorteagee, shall pay the assessments and June 16 through July 16, 2015. with us today! the Ieal fees reQuired by The tondominium Property Act, 765 ILCS South City and Suburbs. 605/9g)lll and Ig4l lt this property is a condominium unit which is part o a common interest conimunity, the purchaser of the unit at the South Suburban Housing Cenler TIME: Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 9-1 1 am. and i -3 p.m.; Call866.399-0537or foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pan the assessments 708.9574674 required by The Condominiunr Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/18.Slg-1I IF visit usonlineat YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR IHOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO Thursdays from 9-1 1 a.m., 1-3 p.m. and 5-8:00 p.m. placeanod. tribune North City and Suburbs: REMAiN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER OF Intertaith Housing Center POSSESSION. 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IN ThE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, IWNO1S COUNTY DEPART- IN THE CIRCurT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUNTY DEPART- LEGAL NOTiCE LEGAL NOTiCE N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY. ILUNOIS COUNTY DEPART- MENT - CHANCERY DMSION GREEN TREE SERVICING LLC MENT - CHANCERY DIVISION CITY OF PARK RIDGE CITY OF PARK RIDGE MENT - CHANCERY DIVISION INVITATION TO BID Plaintiff, TAYLOR BEAN S WHITAKER MORTGAGE CORPORATION INVITATION TO BID IPMORGAN CHASE RANK. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION Plaintiff, 2015 2016 SIDEWALK SAIE OF SURPLUS CITY PROV- PlaIntiff, tANUTA CHUCHRO. MACIEJ CZUMA, CITIBANK, NA REPLACEMENT PROGRAM ERlE AT 1212 S. CUMBER- Defendants PYONG NUI CHON, JOHN H SCHMIEGEL, UNKNOWN OWNERS AND PW-FY16-07 LAND AD-FYI6-02 SUNDRA FELLER NKIA SAUNDRA B IELLER. UNITED STATES Of 11 CH 44550 NONRECORD CLAIMANTS Defendants The City of Park Ridge will re- The City of Park Ridge will re- AMERICA 6445 NORTH KIMBALL AVENUE LincOInwOoti. IL 60712 13 CH 027554 ceive sealed bid proposals for ceive sealed bid proposals tot Defendants NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to 7069 N. KJLPATRICK AVENUE LINCOLNw0OD, IL 60712 tI-re lOTS 2016 SIDEWALK RE- the sale of surplus City Property lo CH 001825 a Judgment of foreclosure and Sale entered in the above cause on NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to PLACEMENT PROGRAMSec- at 1212 S. Cumberland, in ac 881 3 KOSTNER AVENUE SKOKIE IL 6176 Marcy 13, 2015, an agent for The Judicial Salen Corporation. will at a Iudgment of Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above cause on tionNoT6-00000-01-tM,in cordancewithSpecifications NOTICE Of SALE PUBLIC NOTICIS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a lo 30 AM on June 16, 2015 at The Judicial Sales Corporation, One March 11. 2015, att agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will at accordance with Specihcations and Contract Documents Na Iument of Foreclosure and Sale entened In the above cause on June SOuth Wacker Drive - 24thloor, CHICAGO, IL 60606, sell at public 10:30 AM on June 15, 2015, at The Judicial Sales Corporation, Orte and Contract Documents No AD-FY16-02 Bid documents, 18, 2014, an agent for The JudicIal Sales Corporation. will at 10-30 AM auction to the highest bidder, as set forth below, the following de- South Wacker Drive - 24th Floor, CHICAGO IL, 60606, seIl at public auc- PW-FY16-07Thefirstyear's includinggeneralconditions, on May 27, 2015, at The Judicial Sales CorporatIon. One South Wacker sctibed real estafeCommonly known as 6445 NORTh KIMBALL AV- tion to the highest bidder, as ser forth below. tbe following described work consists of removing and statement of work, and forms, Drive -24th floOr. CHICAGO, IL. 60606. seIl at public auction to tIre ENUE, Lincolnwood, IL 60712 Property indes No 10-35-422-0S9-0 real estate:Commonly known as 7069 N. KILPATRICK AVENOE, L1NCOL- replacing17,500 square feet may be obtained at Park Ridge highest bidder, as set forth below, the following described real estate The real estate is improved with a two story. sIngle family home with NW000, IL 60712 Property Index No 10-34-108-037 The real estate of 5thick existing concrete Cite Hallist Floor Cashier, 505 Commonly known as 8813 KOSTNER AVENUESKOKIE, IL 60076 PrOp- no garage Sale terms. 25% down of the highest bid by certified funds is improved WIth a single family residence Sale terms 25% down of sidewalk, 5,000 square feet of Butler place, Park Ridge, IL or er-ty Index NO 10-1 5-331 -00h The real estate IS improved with a single at the cTose of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales Corporation. No the highest bid by certIfied funds at the close of the sale payable to 6thick evicting concrete side- online at www.parkridge us. A family residence Sale terms 25% down of the highest bid by certified third party checks will be accepted. The balance, including the Judicial The Judicial Sales Corporation No third party checks will be accepted. walk, 100 linearfeet of existing deposit for the documents is funds at the close of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales Corpora- sale fee for Abandoned Residential Property Municipality Relief Fund, The balance, including the Judicial sale tee tor Abandoned Residential concrete curb and goner, 160 not required lion No third party checks will be accepted The balance, including which is calculated on residential rirai estate at the rate of Si for each Property Municipality Relief Fund. which is calculated on residential square feet of detectible warn- the Judicial sale fee for Abandoned Residential Property Municipality $1,000 or fraction thereof of the amount paid bythe purchaser not to real estate at the rate of 51 for each 51,000 or fraction thereof of the in,$ tiles, and 800 square feet of All general questions regarding Relief Fund. which is calcululed on residential real estate at the rarest enceed 5300. in certified funds/or wire transfer, is due within twenty- amount paid by the purchaser nor to exceed 5300, in certified funds! 6 thick driveway replacement this Legal Notice and all detailed Si for each $1,000 or fraction thereof of the amount paid by the pur- four 1241 hours. No fee shall be paid by the mortgagee acquiring the or wire transfer, is due Within twenty-four 124) hours. No fee shall be A completion date of October questions concerning the actual chaser not to exceed 5300, in certified funds/or wire transter. is due residential real estate pursuant to its credit bid at the sale or by any paid by the mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant 23, 2015 isspecifiedfor the qualifications document shall be wIthin twenty-tour 24) hours No fee shall be paid by the mortgagee mortgagee, Judgment creditor, or other lienor acquiring the residential to its credit bid afthe sale or by any mortgagee, udgmnnt creditor or work for the 2015 program and directed to Jim McGuire, Pro- acquiring the residential real estate pursuant fo rs credit bid at the real esfate whose rights in and to the residential real estate arose other lienor acquiring the residential real estate whose rights in and to October 21, 2016 for The 2016 csrement Officer. in writing or sale or by any mortgagee, Judgment creditor, or other lienor acquir- prior to the sale The subtect property is subJect to general real es- the residential real estate arose prior to the sale The subtect property program e-mailto lmcguireparkridge. ing the residential real estate whose rights in and to tIre residential tate taues, special assessments, or special taxes levied against said is subject to general real estate taxes. special assessments, or special us . no less than five 151 biisi- real estate arose prior ro the sale The subtect property is Sublect to real estate and is offered for sale without any representation as to tases levied against said real estate and s offered for sale without Bid documents, including gen- ness days prior to the scheduled general real estafe tanes. special assessments. or special tases levied any representation as to quality or quantity of title and without re- eralconditions, statementof opening date. against said reul estate and is offered for sale wsthout any representa- quality or quantity of title and without recourse to Plaintiff and in "AS IS" condition. The sale is further subteçt to confirmation by the court. course to Plaintiff and in AS IS' condition Trie sale is further sublect work, and forms, may be ob- tion as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse to Plaintiff Upon payment in full of the amount bid. the purchaser will receive a to confirmation by the court Upon payment in full of the amount bid, tamed at Park Ridge City Hall, The bid opening will be held and in AS IS" condition The sale is further Subtect to confirmation by Certificate of Saie that will entitle the purchaser to u deed to the real the ourcf'iaser will receive a Certificate of Sale that will entitle the istFloor Cashier, SOS Butler on Wednesday June 3, 2015 at the court Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will estate after confirmation of the sale The property will NOT be open for turchaser ro a deed to the real estate after confirmation of the sale Place, Park Ridge, IL or online at 10:00am CS1' at Park Ridge City receive a Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed inspection and plaintiff makes no representation as to the condition of The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no w.parkridge us. A deposit for Hall, at which time all biOs will ro the real estate after confirmation of the sale enivre a sale of real the property Prospective bidders are admonished to check the court representation as to the condition of the property, Prospective bidders tIle documents is not required be publicly opened and read All estate is made to satisfy a lien prior fo that of the United States, the tile to verify all information. If this property io a condominium unit, the are admonished to check the court file to verify all information. if this bids must be received prior to United States shall have one year from tIre date st sale within which purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale. other than a mortgagee, poperty is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at the fore- All general questions regarding the date and time shown above to redeem, encept that miti, respect ro a lien arising under the internal shall pay the assessments and the legal tees required by The Condo- closure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assessments and thiss.egal Notice and all detailed Bids transmitted by facsimile revenue laws the period shall be 120 days oc the period allowable for miniumPropertyAct, 765 1LCS 605/9lgJlll and l.gXdlif this property is the Ieal fees required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS questions concerning the actual Itas) will not be accepted. redemption under State law, whichever is longer, and in any case in a condominium unit which is part of a common interest communi 605f. pIll) and lg)ldlIf this property is a condominium unit which is qualificationsdocumentshall wInch, under the provisions of secrion SOS of the Housing Act of 1950 the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mo - part o a common interest community, the purchaser of the unit at the be directed to Mr. tim McGuire, Bids must be submitted in a as amended 112 U S.0 l7OlkJ, and subsection dl of section 3720 d gagen shall pay the assessments reciuned by The Condominium Pro toreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall patIre assessments Procurement Officer, in writing sealed envelope marked in tIre title 38 of the United States Code, the right to redeem does not arise, erfliAct, 765 ILCS 605/18.5W-11. if YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR IHOM - renuired by The Condominium PrspertyAct, 765 ILCS 605/18.5lg'll IF or e-mail to imcguireoparkridge lower leh hand corner there shall be ro right of redemption The property will NOT be open OWNERI, YOU HAVE THE RICHT TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 VOLI ARE THE MORTGAGOR IHOMEOWNERI YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO us, no less than'tive 151 business "00 NOT OPEN- tor inspection and plaintiff makes no representation as to the condi DAYS AFTER ENTRY DF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION. IN ACCORDANCE REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYSAFTEII ENTRY OF AN ORDER OF days priorto the scheduled SALE OF SURPLUS CITY PROP- lion of the property Prospective bidders are admonished to check the WITH SECTION 15-17011Cl OF THE ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-17011Cl OF THE IL- opening date. ERl's' AT 1212S. CUMBER- court file to verify all information If this property is a condominium LAW. You will need a photo identification issued by a government LINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW You will need a photo deriSA- LAND AO-FVT6-02 - BID OPEN- unit, the purchaser of the unir al the foreclosure sale, other tIran a agency Idriver's license, passport, etc I In order to gain entry into our cation issued by a government agency Idriver's license. passport. etc_l The bid opening will be held ING: June 3. 2015 - 10:00AM mottguee, shall pay the assessments and the legal fees required by in order to gain entry into our buildrngand the foreclosure sale room on Tuesday, lune 9, 2015 at cSr Address the bid to Mr. If this building and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the same The Condominium Property Act, 165 ILCS 605/91eJl11 and 1g314) identification for sales held at other county venues where The JudIçial in Cook County and the same ideçltitication for sales held at other 10.00am CST ut Park Ridge City Jim McGuire,Procurement property is a condominium unit which is part of a common interest Sales Corporation conducto foreclosure sales. For information Visit county senses where The Judicial Sales Corporation conducts toronJo- Hall, at which time all bids will Officer, City of Park Ridge, community, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale Other our website at service atty-prerce.corn. between the hours of 3 and 5 sure sales. For information, examine the court hIe oc contact Plaintiff's be publicly opened and read Ai! sos Butler Place, Park Ridge, than a mortgagee shall pay the assessments reyuired by The Condo Din PIERCE S ASSOCIATES, Plaintiff's Attorneys Orte North Dearborn attornehT CODILIS s ASSOCIATES, P.01SWO3O NORTH FRONTAGE bids must be received prior to IL 60068" minium Proeftv Act, 765 ÌLCS 605/18 5la-ll If YOU ARE THE MORT- Street Suite 1300. CHICAGO, IL 60602 Tel No. lál2l 476-5500. Please ROAD, SUITE 100, BURR RIDGE. IL 60S2, 16301 794-9876 Please refer the date and time shown above GAGOR IHOMETWNERI YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN IN POSSES- refer to file number PA0921735. THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION to file number 14-12-10205. THE IUDIC1AL SALES CORPORA1TON One Bids transmitted by facsimile SION 108 30 DAYS AFtER ENTRY Of AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN One South Wacker Drive 24th Floor, Chicago. IL 60606-4650 13121 236- South Wacker Drive 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 13121 236-SALE tasi will not be accepted DATE BID EVENT ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-17011Cl OF THE ILLINOIS MORTGAGE SALE YOU can also visit The ludicial Sales Corporation at wflsc.com You can also visit The Judicial sales Corporation at wwwtisc com for Thursday, May 7. 2015 FORECLOSURE LAW You will need a photo identification issued by a for a 7 day status report of pending sales. PIERCE & ASSOCIATES One a 7 day status report of pending sales CODIUS S ASSOCIATES P.0 Bids must be submitted ina Legal Notice Advertisement government agency Idriver's license passport. etc I in order ro gain NorTh Dearborn Street Suite 1300tHICAGO, IL 60602 13121 476-SS00 1SWO3EI NORTH IRONTAGE ROAD, SUrtE 100 BURR RIDGE, IL 6Ó527 sealed envelope marked in the Placed entry ints our buildirg and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County Attorney File No PA0921735 Attorney Code 91220 Case Number. 11 16301 794-5300 Attorney File No. 14-12-10205 Attorney ARDC No. lower left hand corner: Thursday, May 14, 2015 and the same identification for sales seid at other county venues CH 44550 TISC#: 35-4280 00468002 Attorney Code. 21762 Case Number 13 CH 027554 TJSCII DO NOT OPEN- Legal Notice Advertisement where The lucticial Sales Corporation conducts foreclosure sales. 2015 2016 SIDEWALK REPLACE- Placed For information, esamine the court file or contact Plaintiffs attorn 1655563 35-4882 NOTE- Pursuant to the Pair Debt Collection PracticesAct, you 5/7, 5/14, 8 5/21/2015 3253866 are advised that Plaintiff's attorney is deemed to be a debt collector MENT PROGRAM PVai-FYI6-07 Friday, May 15 2015 CODILIS & ASSOCIATES PC 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, SU attempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used - BID OPENING June 9, 2015 - 100pm to 4-Oópm CST 100, BURR RiDGE IL 6O27, ¿6301 794-9876 Please refer to file number toi that purpose. TO OOAM CST Address the bid Open House 14 1005425 THE JUDICIAL SALIS CORPORATION One South Wacker 654777 to Mrtim McGuire, Procure- Friday, May 22 2015 Drive 24th FloOr, Chicago, IL 60606 4650 13121 236-SALE You can also APARTMENT FOR 5/7, 5/14, & 5/21/2015 3253460 ment Officer, City of Park Ridge, 1:00pm to 4:cX5pm CST visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at wtJsc corn for a 7 day status 505 Butler Place, Park Ridge, IL Open House resort of pending sales COD1LIS & ASSOCIATES, FTC 15W030 NORTH RENT? 60068 Tuesday, May 26. 2015 FRONTAGE ROAE) SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE IL 60527 16301 794-5300 At- LEGALS Bid Notice 05/14/2015 3282477 500pm CST torney File No 14-10-05425 Attorney Af1DC No 0046RCXt2 Attorney The search begins Questions Due to Procurement Code 21762 Case Number lOCH 007825 TJSC# 3h-6265 NOTE. Pur- LEGAL NOTrCE Officer salant ro the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, you are advised that here! Many IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Of Conk CITY OF PARK RIDGE E-mail. jmcguireparkridge us Plaintiff's attorney is deemed to be a debt collector attempting to col- apartment and home INVITATION TO BID Thursday, May 28, 2015 lect a debt and any information obtained will be used for that purpose. County. illinois. County Depart- LEGAL NOTiCE nient, Chancery Osasen CITY OF PARK RIDGE 2015 CEMENT PURCHASE 5.000m CST Final Questions! 654612 hunters check the IP Morgan Chase Bank National Bld Notice INVFTATION To BID PW-EV 16-O S Answers Addendum Published 4/30, S/7,&S/14/2015 3234311 Association sbm Bank One, NA Classifieds before FILE SYSTEMS SHELVING The City of Park Ridge will re- TIJesday. June 3, 2015 Plaintiff, PURCHASE PD-FYT6-01 cerne sealed bid proposals for T0:OOam CST Bids Due to Fi- looking tor o new st vs The City of Park Ridge will re- 2015 CEMENT PURCHASE, in nance Office/Opening the APARTMENT FOR APARTMENT FOR Adora M Santiago IP Morgan place fo live, ceÑe sealed bid proposals for accordance with Specifications Bids Chase Bank, N.A.; The Village of FILE SYSTEMS SI-IELVING PUR- and Contract Documents NO lune, 2015' Approval st Corn- RENT? RENT? Skokie, Unknown Owners und Advertise your rental CHASE,inaccordancewith PW-PYT6-05 Bid documents. mitten ofthe Whole Public The search begins The search begins Non-Record Claimants units with us to get o LEGAL NOTICE Specifications and Contract includinggeneralconditions, Worltsl Defendants CITY OF PARK RIDGE Documents No PO-FYT6-01 Bid statement of work, and formu, lune, 2015* Approval of City here! Many iumo an the INVITATION TO BID includinggeneral may be obtained at Park Ridge Council here f Many 12 CH 266ó1 documents, . Estimated apartment and home Sheriff's e 150121 competition! Call AGGREGATE MATERIALS conditions, statement of work, City Hall Tut Floor Cashier. SOS aporfment and home F13100147FT CHOH PURCHASE AND SPOILS and forms, may be obtained at Butler Place, Park Ridge, IL or 5/7/2015, 5/14/2015 3265582 hunters check the hunters check the Pursuant to a Judgment made 866-399-0537 or visit DISPOSAI PW'FY16'04 Park Ridge City Halllot Floor online at wwwparkridgeus A Clossifieds before and entered by said Court in the placeonad. The City of Park Ridge will re- Cashier, SOS Butler l'lace, Park deposit for the documents is Classitieds before above entitled cause, Thomas J ceIve sealed bid orsosaIs tor Ridge,ILoronline at w. not required looking for o new looking tor a new Dart, Sheriff of Cook County, il- tribunesuburbs.com AGGREGATE MATERIALS PUR- parkridge.us A deposit for the APARTMENT FOR iinois, will on June 15, 2015, at CHASE AND SPOILS DISPOSAL, documents is not reyurred. Ali general questions regardin place to live, place ta five. 1 pm in room LLO6 of the Richard in accordance with Specifica- ttiisLegal Notice and all detaile RENT? Advertise your rental Advertise your rental J Daley Center, 50 West Wash- tions and Contract Documents Ali general questions regarding questions concerning the actual ington Street, Chicago,Illinois, BUSINESS OWNERS NO PW-FY16-04 Bid focs- this legal Notice and all detailed qualifications document shall be The search begins units with us fo get a units with us ta get a sell at public auction the fol- ments, including general condi- questions concerning the actual directed to hm McGuire, Pro- here! Many jump on the iump on the lowing described premises and Advertise with us! tions, otatemen't of work, and qualifications document shall be cutement Officer, in writing or real estate mentioned in said forms, may be obtained at Park directed to Jim McGuIre, Pro- e-mail to jmcguirecparkridge apartment and home competition! Call competition! CoIl Judgment Ridge City 1-fall, ist Floor Cashier, curement Officer, in writing or us , no less than five (51 buOi- hunters check the 866-399-0537 or visit 866-399-0537 or visit Common Address8935 Craw- 505'Butler Place, Park Ridge, IL e-mailto lmcguire@parkridge. ness days prior to the scheduled fordAvenue,SkOkvi, Illinois The Clossifieds can or online at wparkridge.us us , no less than five 151 basi- opening date Clossifieds before placeonod. ploceonad, 60076 showcase Your A deposit for the documents is ness days prior to the scheduled looking for a new tribunesuburbs.com fribunesuburbs.com PJN 10-14-300-054-0000 not required. opening date. The bid opening will be held improvements This prop- business and on Tuesday June2.2015 at place to live, erty consists of a Single Family services! Advertise All general questions regardin The bid opening will be held 10:00am CSat Park Ridge City Home. thisl,egal Notice and all cfetaile on TUesday, lune 9, 2015 at Hall, at which time all bids will Advertise your rental sale ohali be under the following your cleaning questions concerning the actual 10:00am CST at Park Ridge City be publicly opened and read All units with us fo get a terrrls payment of not less than service, mortgage qualifications document shall be Flail, at which time all bids miti bids must be received prior ro ten percent 110%) of the amount directed to Jim McGuire, Pro- be publicly opened ano read All the date and time shown above iump on the of the successful and highest company or daycare curenient Officer, in writing or bids must be received prior to Bids transmitted by facsimile bid to be paid to the Sheriff e-mail to lmcguirpparkridge. the date and time shown above Itax) will not be accepted competition! Call by cashier's check or certified with us today! us , no less than tive 151 bubi- Bids transmitted by facsimile 866-399-0537 or visit funds at the sale and the full ness days prior to the scheduled Ifaxl will not be accepted Bids must be submittedin a BUSINESS OWNERS BUSINESS OWNERS remainingbalance to be paid to opening date. sealed envelope marked in the placeo nod. Call 866-399-0537or lower left hand corner Advertise with usI Advertise with us! tIre Sheriff by cashiero Check Ot Bids must be tubrnitted ina tribunesuburbs,com certified tundo within twenty- visit usonlineat nie bid opening will be held sealed envelope marked in tIle "DONOTOPEN- tour 1241 hOurs after the sale. on Thesday, June2, 2015 at lower left hand corner. 2015 CEMENT PURCHASE WN- Sale shall be tublect to generai ploceonod.tribune To-ooam CST at Park Ridge Cire "DONOTOPEN- FYTÓ-OS - BID OPENING. June The Classifieds con The Classitieds con tanes, special assessments suburbs.com Hall, at which time all bids will PILE SHELVING SYSTEMS PUR- 2, 2015 - 1000AM CST Address showcase your showcase your Premise will NOT be open for be publicly opened and read All CHASE PD-FY16-0i - BID OPEN- tEle bid to Mr. Jim McGuire, Pro- SELL SELL, SELL inspection bids must be received prior to ING: June 9, 2015 - 10:00AM CST. curement Officer, City of Park business and business and Forinformation,contactthe the date and time shown above Address the bid to Mr. Jim Mc- Ridge. 505 Butler Place, Park Your Stuff! sales department, f REED Bids transmitted by facsimile Gern, Procurement Officer City Ridge, IL 6006B. Placing on od in the services'Advertise services! Advertise MAN ANSELMO LINDBERG LLc, BUSINESS OWNERS Ifaxl will not be accepted of Park Ridge, 505 Butler Aace. 05/14/2015 32B2S34 1771 W Diehl Road, Suite 120, Park Ridge,l 60068 clossitieds is the most your cleaning your cleaning You're in the business! NAFTERVILLE. IL 60563,16301 Rids must be submitted in a 05/14/2015 3282506 cost-effective way to service, mortgage service, mortgage 453-6960 FOr bidding instruc- sealed envelope marked in the Company or doycare company or daycare tions, visit wfaI-ilPnois.coni Advertise your firm, lower left hand corner: FIND A REPAIRMAN sell your home, car with us today! Pleaserefertotilenumber franchise opportunity or -Do NOT OPEN - Do you need your orvaluables!Calf with us today! F13100147 CHOH. AGGREGATE MATERIALS PUR- DOES YOUR HOUSE this is an attempt to collect a mortgage company in the CHASE AND SPOILS DISPOSAL house pointed, yard 866-399-0537 or go debt pursuant to the Fair Debt Pw-PYT6-04- BID OPENING: or Online fo placeanad. ColI866-399-0537or Call 866-399-0537or CollectionPractices Act and Classiheds! June 2, 2515 - 1000AM CST NEED REPAIRS? mowed gutters visit us onlineat any information Obtained miii be Call866-399-0537or Address the bid ro Mr Jim Mc' Find o repairman in cleaned? Check ouf tribunesuburbs,cam visit usonlineat used for that purpose Guire, Procurement Officer, City placeanod,tribune placeonad tribune 650912 visit placeanod. of Park Ridge, 505 Butler Place, the Business Service our Service Directary to place your 5/7, 5/14, 5 5/21/2015 Park Ridge, TL 60068 Directory. in the clossifieds. odvertisement. suburbs.com suburbs.cam 3253289 tribunesuburbs.com 05/14/2015 3282521 lo Bid Notice Bld Notice Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices Public Hearings Public Hearings Public Hearings

LEGAL NOTiCE Nues Township Higln Schools State of Illinois State of Illinois NOTICE TO BIDDERS District 219, will receive sealed CITY OF PARK RIDGE WINDOW REPAIRS PHASE III In The Circuit Court of Cook In The Circuit Court of Cook LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF PUBUC MEETING PUBLIC NOTiCE INVtTATION TO BID bids for the purchase and instal- County, Illinois County, Illinois Notice is hereby given that a On Wednesday, May 20, 2015 PUBLIC PROJECT lation of Propane Autogas Fuel- NOTICE IS HEREBY 2015 ASPHALT PURCHASE 1404-2015180-000200/1 Probate Division Probate Division public hearing wilT be held by at1 00 PM, a Weeting dorm GIVEN, pursuanttoSection PWFY16-06 Ing Infrastructures andPropane the Norridge Zoning Board of ducted by Leyden High 5chool 17 56 170(EX21 of the Harwood tor Autogas Supply up to i 1 00 a m The City of Park Ridge will re- PARK RIDGE PUBLIC LIBRARY In the matter of the estate of In the matter of the estate of Appeals on Monday. lune 1, District 21 2 will take place at Heights Code of Ordinances onWeciTesday, May 27 2015 at CONRAD SPITEK (Deceased) LARISA SILVER IDeceasedi 2015 at 7:30 PM at tIle Village Guenin Preparatory School Io cewe sealed bid proposals for 20 South Prospect Avenue the Business Office of District thatthe Villageof Harwood 2015 ASPHALT PURCHASE, in Park RIdge, IL 60068 Hall,4000 NOlccRt Avenue cated at 81201 W. Belmont Ave. Heights Zoning Board of Appeals accordance with Specifications 2197700 Gross Point Road, Case No 2015 P 1657 Case No. 2015 P 1473 in the Village of titorridge,to River Grove, IL The purpose of Sealed bids will be received b Skokie, IL 60077. wilIbe conducting a public hear-' and Contract Documents No the administrative office of Par consider a petition requesting the meeting will be to discuss ingon June 1, 2OiSat 7 t1J PMat, Publication Notice Publication Notice a variance under the require- the District s plans for prend- PW-FYi6-O6 Bid documents, Ridge Public Library at 20 South The Board of Education reserves the Village of Harwood Heights includinggeneral ments of ArticleII,Definitions. Ing special education serv)ces conditions, Prospect Avenue. Park Ridge IL the right to reject any or all bids Village Hall 17300 West wilsor staten-rent of work, arid forms. 65X168 until 11:00 am Monday Noticeis hereby given of the Notice is hereby given of the Section1 32Garage, Private tostudents withdisabilities Avenue, HarwOod Heights IL may be obtained at Park Ridge June 12015. at which time or paths thereof, or waive any ir- death of CONRAD SPITEK death of ARISA SILVER of tine Zoning Ordinance of the who attendprivateschools 607061 to consider the applica- City Hall regularities on informalities, and Village of Norridge - 1962 to eri- and home schools within the ist Floor Cashier, 505 they will be publicly opened and Io make the award in the best tion of TC. of Harwood Heights Butler Place, Park Ridge, IL or mead aloud The sealed bid mast of ICity K Statel Chicago, Illinois Of Icily s State) Skokie, Illinois large the size of the garage troni distrnct for the 2015-16 school Inc.l'Applicant"), pursuantt online at www.parkridgeus A be submitted in duplicate on interest of the District the required 660 sq ft to 765 s year. If you are a parent of u Section 17.56 220(B))3l of th Letters of office were issued on Letters of office were issued on ft on the following describe home-schooledstudentwho deposit for the documents is the form provided, with bidder's Bids will thereafter be publicly Village Code, for a variance tiom not required name, address subject matter April 24, 2015 April 9. 2015 property. has been or may be identified tIle dimensional, type, location opened and reed aloud.Sped- of the proposal, date of the bid with a disability and you reside size an-nd illuminationrequire- All general questions regarding ficatnons of items Io be sup- To Grazyna Spitek Oil 15th St.. To AnafOliyVishnevskIy506 LOT TWENTY-SI5 1261 AND THE within the boundaries of Leyden ments of the sign provision. opening and hour designated for plied may be obtained from the thisLegal Notice and all detailed bid opening on the face of the Wilmette IL 60091 Dorsten Circle, NorthbnookIL SOUTH ONE-HALF 11/2) DF LOT High School District 212, you contained in Chapter 17.36 C Business Office at the above Attorney is Eugene Klein, 5440 60062 TWENTY-SEVEN 127) IN BLOCK are urged to attend If you have questions concerning the actual envelope The ProectWork con- address the Village Code which esta qualifications document shall be sisEs of repairs to enisting wood N Cumberlanci Suite 150, Chi- Attorney is Eugene Klein 5440 THREE 131 OP KINSEY'S IRViNG further questions pertaining ro lishes maximum brightness le' cago IL 60656, 773) 714-164$ N. Cumberland Suite isó, Chi- PARK HIGHLANDS, BEING A this meeting, please contact Ms. eIs, surface areas for sign face directed to Jim McGuire, Pro- windows, gtazing, interior refis- For further innformatnon contact: curement Officerin writing or thing of windows and exterior cago IL 60656, (773)714-1648 SIJBDMSION DF PART OF THE ASiR Ramsay at 1847) 451-5747. Imposes mavimum heights e-mail to Jmcguireparkridge Jean Hedstronl, Purchasing Claims against the estate ma NORTHEAST QUARTER OF THE 5/14/2015 3279651 minimum setback reguirewents painting Drawings and ProJect Agent be filed in the office of the CIen us no less than five (5) busi Manuarmay be examined at the Claims against the estate may SOUTHWEST QUARTER DF SEC- and governs the types of signs District 219 - Business Office of the Circuit Court inRoom-ri be filed in the office of the Clerk lION THIRTEEN )13) TOWNSHIP that may be erected in aparticu- ness days prior to the scheduled office of the Architect. Owner B47-626-3978 1202, Richard J Daley Center, of the Circuit Court in Room FORTY 1401 NORTH RANGE opening date and two area plan rooms Bid 5/14/2015 3283152 lar zoning district. and for Such Documents are available, in digi- Chicago, Illinois 60602 or with 1202, Richard J.Daley Center, tWELVE 112), EAST DF l'i-lE THIRD other and further relief as may the representative, or both, on PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN. IN COOK NOTiCE OF PUBLIC MEETING The bid opening will be held tal POP format only, at the Archi- Chicago, Illinois 60602 or with On May 2B, 2015 at 1000 AM, be necessary to permit the con- on TUesday June 2. 2015 at or before November 30. 2015 the representative, or both, on COUNTY, ILLINOIS struction of the proposed sign tect'swebsite greenas- State of Illinois which date is not less than 6 a meeting conducted by Hiles 10008m CS1 at Part Ridge City sociates com Addenda wilt be or before November 30, 2015 Township High School District The requested variances relate Hall, at which time alt bids will In The Circuit Court of Cook months honni tIre date of the which date is not less than 6 The property iscommonly to Applicant's proposed Teuan made available, in digital format, County, Illinois 219 will take place at The Ad- be publicly opened and read All to plan holders of record first publication of this notice months from the date of the known as 4304 N Overkill Av- Corrar' pylon sign to be located Probate Division and any claim not filed within first enue in Norridge, Illinois. ministrative Center located at bids must be received prioi to McGraw-HillConstruction! publication of this notice l700tTross Point Road in Skokie. on certain real property located the date and time shown above that period is barred. Copies of and any claim not tied within at 4535 N Harlem Avenue, i-far- DODGE at wconsfrucIion In the matter of the estate of All The purpose of the meeting will Bids transmitted by facsimile corn any claim tiled with the Clerk that period is barred. Copies ot interested persons should be to discuss the district's plans woodHeights,Illinois60706 ANTONI SZCZERBOWSXI (De- must be mailed or delivered to any claim fi!ed with the Clerk attend and will be giveR an op If ax) will not be accepted Reed Construction Data ceased) forprovidingspecialeduca- )5he Property"),bearingtax reedconstructiondata.com the nepresentative and to the at- must be mailed or delivered to portunity to be heard. lion services to students with identificationnumber 12-13- Bids must be submitted is a iBid Security is required in the torney within 10 days after it has the representative and to the at- 218-045-0000The Property is Case No 2015 P 1471 been tiled ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS disabilities who attend private sealed envelope marked in the form of a Bid Bond, AIA Docu- torney within 10 days after it has schools and home schools with- zoned 82 CentraI Shopping. The lower left hand corner. nient A310 or cashier's check 5/14/2015 3265694 been tiled ViLLAGE OF NORRIDGE sign is proposed to be 18', tea- Publication Nohce ByJanice I Magnuson, Chair- in the distnict ton the 2015-16 D0 NOT OPEN - in an amount equal to not less 5/14/ls 3265640 school year.If you are a parent turing an illuminated sign cabi- 2015 ASPHALT PURCHASE PW- than ten percent10%) of the person of a private school or home- net With neon and fluorescent FYto-Od Notice is hereby given of the lamps, a BIO OPENING June Base Bid and all Additive Alt er- State of Illinois NiIe5 Township High Schools schooled student who has been manually-operated 2. 2015 - 10:00AM CST. Address deathof ANTONI SZCZER- PUBLISHED BY me this 14th message cabinetto display nates. BOWSKI In The Circuit Court of Cook District 219, will receive sealed or may be identified with a dis- the bid fo Mr. Jim MCGuire. 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What we learned was the Press Wedding bands: if the night to feed and change lance columnist for Pio- 6, 2014 oftryingto clear this following. engngement ring has a him or her. I would say neer Press. up. Hopefully you will solve Chase: One day after in- Helps quadpioneerlocal.com - HEALTH & FAMILY 31 First steponallergies: Clean PEOPLE'S PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS AND HOME REMEDIES i upthe indoor atmosphere How low should sodium go? 'b BY JOE GRAEDON BY MEGY KARYDES use vaporizers or humidifi- jrgDTERESA GRAEDON Tribune Newspapers ers," he advised. "You may King Features Syndicate need a dehumidifier. Use Allergic rhinitis, also vent fans in the bathrooms I was feeling awful known as hay fever, is the and when cooking to re- for several weeks and fifth most common disease move moistur&' went to see my doctor. in the U.S. " 'Hay fever' is a Use a vacuum with a He had no idea why I felt term I think most people HEPA filter, and remem- so terrible. use for seasonal pollen ber that it takes more than Eventually, I went to allergies (tree, grass, weed two hours for dust to settle the emergency moni. pollen)," said Dr. Sandra Y. back down after vacuum- There I was put through Lin, associate professor in ing. a lot oftests. The doctor the Department of Otolar- As for medical interven- found I was low in so- yngology - Head and tion, new guidelines pub- dun and said I should Neck Surgery at the Johns lished earlier this year by add salt to my diet. I was Hopkins University School the American Academy of surprised and said my of Medicine. "People can Otolaryngology - Head primary-care doctor had also be allergic to pet dan- and Neck Surgery Founda- told me to restrict my TRIBUNE NEWSPAPERS der, dust mite, cockroach GERALD HERBEPT/AP tion (entnet.org) suggest salt intake to help con- People whose sodium levels go too low may suffer from and mold." If someone in the house that acupuncture can be trol my high blood pres- such symptoms as fatigue, confusion and weakness. "When you inhale has an allergy problem. effective for some patients sure. something you're allergic there should be no smok- who suffer from allergic I followed the ER doc- serious problem, so so- envelope to: Graedons' to, the inside lining of your Ing. period. rhinitis, according to Lin. tor's advice and started dium levels should be People's Pharmacy No. nose becomes inflamed, Over-the-counter medi- puttingsalt in my food. measured periodically. You AA-2, P.O. 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Reezy-peezy is a ftinny name Prep: 30minutes Cook:50 for a restaurant dish Visiting minutesMakes: ôto12Servings Paul Fehribach's Big Jones res- Slightly adapted from "The Big taurant a few years ago, we or- Jones Cookbook?' The greens Come dered the reezy-peezy because out tasting quite sharp; start with we liked the singsongy sound of less apple cider vinegar if you it. prefer a more mellow flavor. In his just-published "The Big Jones Cookbook" (University of 2tablespoons lard or bacon Chicago Press, $30), Fehribach grease explains that reezy-peezy - a 2 cups yellow onion, thinly combination ofbroken rice, Sea sliced lengthwise Island peas and seasonings - is a 2tablespoons fresh garlic, "slave-kitchen staple, an ances- mashed, minced tral dish ofthe more familiar i bunch each collard, turnip Hoppin' John." and mustard greens, As Fehnbach recounts, reezy- washed and stems removed, peezy was the recipe "that first chopped into 1-inch lengths captured my imagination and led Green tops from3carrots, me down the path of historically washed and heavy stems dated dishes on the menu?' removed, finely chopped Ifyou've ever been to one of 2teaspoons crushed red Fehribach's historically themed pepper dinners at his restaurant in Chi- 1/2 cup each: apple cider cago, you know that for him vinegar, cold water context is almost as important as i smoked ham hock taste. i tablespoon kosher salt Through the foods of the 2tablespoons Worcestershire American South, he explains, "we sauce can connect with this history and geography through the achingly In pot, heat lard or bacon grease powerful senses ofsmell and 1until hot but not smoking. Saute taste." onions and garlic until just Reezy-peezy is just one of BRIAN CASSELLA/TRIBUNE NEWSPAPERS; LISA SCHUMACHER/FOOD STYLING beginning to brown; turn off heat. many colorfully named dishes Add as many greens as will fit that Fehribach covers in the is deserved and overdue." is actually a threat to our nation's 2Into pot, then add red pepper, book, including gumbo ya-ya, Fehribach explained he wrote food security with less than a apple cider vinegar and water; turn sawmill gravy and voodoo greens. the book to put "our recipes into year's worth ofgroundwater left on heat to medium. Cook patiently Fehribach takes a scholarly TNI the hands ofcustomers who and agricultural chemicals con- as greens on the bottom wilt. Every approach to the kitchen, explain- were asking for them ... to tell the centrating in what's left," he said. 3to4minutes, use a wooden ing how to prepare traditional story behind Big Jones ... to in- "Every region and community spoon to reach the bottom of the Southern dishes, usually with spire people to cook at home should have a diversity of farms pot and turn the cooked greens reference to the history behind t'OOkII 0K more often and more ambitiouslyand a culture that includes local over the top and raw greens them. Many recipes are grouped ...and to serve homesick South- foodways." underneath, then push down the by specific geographic regions of erners while educating our large- Local greens are at "their greens to make room for more. the South, including the low ly Yankee clientele on the many absolute peak" in early summer Add as many greens as will fit country, South Louisiana, Appa- regional nuances of Southern when leaves are tender and their 3into the pot and repeat until all lachian Highlands, delta and cooking?' flavor fresh and clean. In our greens are in the pot. Add ham Deep South, as well as Fehri- Much as Rick Bayless has done home kitchen, we prepared voo- hock, salt and Worcestershire; bach's home region, Kentuckiana. for Mexican food, so Fehribach doo greens for their seasonality cover the pot tightly. Reduce heat For those who may be a little has done for Southern culinary and simplicity. Many ofthe reci- to medium-low to maintain a low vague on such fine geographic traditions, excavating old recipes, pes in Fehribach's book are more boil; cook, returning every few distinctions, Kentuckiana covers researching the foodways that sophisticated. minutes to turn the greens over. portions of Kentucky and Indi- surrounded them and seeking About the name, voodoo ana, basically the area around there where people eat fried out hard-to-find ingredients, greens: "This is one of those Continue to cook until all the Louisville. chicken and biscuits.... As much some ofwhich seem exotic quintessentially Southern mys- 4greens are thoroughly cooked This kind of regional division as Big Jones has had to tilt though they once grew abun- teries," Fehribach said, "although and tender, about30minutes for is important, said Fehribach in an against that head wind to estab- dantly. my understanding is that it young, tender greens, or up to an interview. lish ourselves in a Northern city, We asked Fehribach why it's comes out ofthe Afro-Caribbean hour for larger, woodier greens.. "(Although) lifelong Southern- here the message is loud and important to learn traditional subculture ofNew Orleans, Nutrition Information per ers will already get it, most clear: Southern cuisine is very recipes based on regionally which had a steady stream of serving (for12 servings): 54 Northerners don't,' Fehribach broadly regional, sophisticated, sourced ingredients. Haitian immigrants for years?' calories,3g fat, i g saturated fat,2 said. "To a lot of them, the South and its emerging reputation as "We can see now in California mg cholesterol,7g carbohydrates,2 is just this big piece of land over one of the world's great cuisines how our industrial food strategy Hammond is afreelance writer. g protein,526mg sodium,3g fiber FOOD

SERIOUSLY SUIPLE The cooling effect Grilled shrimp skewers get BY LISA FUVFERMAN Tribune Newspapers spicy spin and sälsa pairing Next time you order a margarita, repeat after me BY Duira ROSSEN - 'Pepino margarita, WORTHINGTON please." Tribune Content Agency Pepino is the Spanish word for "cucumber." The This grilled recipe humble vegetable, with its never goes out of style. cooling properties, makes a The Mexican flavors of fresh riffon the classic cumin, lime, tequila and cocktail and has been pop- chipotle hot sauce give the ping up at restaurants like shrimp a spicy spin for Bar Takito in Chicago. Cinco de Mayo or other Partner and general man- cookouts. ager Adam Weber says, Make sure to use 13- to "The demand has always 15-per-pound count been crazy. We put it on shrimp that have been the spring cocktail menu peeled and deveined with when we opened Takito the tail on. (This Kitchen, and it has been makes a pretty presenta- our No.1 seller, even in tion, and they also fit winter, so we keep it on nicely on skewers.) year-round." You can buy the shrimp Weber uses fresh, pre- with the shell on and MAREN CAPUSO/TcA mium ingredients to craft follow the recipe, but his drinks, including fruit make sure to have a bowl orange on both sides. using. Look for bamboo or and vegetable juices; agave for the shells and plenty of Skewers have changed stainless steel skewers 9 or £.J*SONWAMBSGANS/TPIBUNE NEWSPAPERS; napkins because it is a bit in the past few years. Flat 10 inches long. syrup instead of sugar for USA SCHUMACHER/FOOD STYLING depth of flavor; and Coin- messy. Shrimp is best skewers make all the dif- Serve some rice, black treau, a premium version when cooked until just ference because they won't beans or corn on the cob as of triple sec, made from the Cucumber margarita opaque. A good way to tell tum the food, which makes a side dish. Choose your peel of sweet and bitter when they are cooked it easier to cook everything favorite beer or a big batch oranges. In his margaritas, Makes: icocktail through is when the evenly. Make sure to soak ofmargaritas to get the he strongly prefers white From Bar Takito. shrimp become bright them for an hour before party gning. tequila made from 100 percent agave, specifically ounces blanco tequila Corazon Blanco, as tequilas ounce fresh cucumber puree, see recipe labeled "gold" may be ounce strained, freshly squeezed lime juice Mexican shrimp skewers with mango avocado salsa colored and flavored with ounce agave syrup caramel or oak extracts. ounce Cointreau Prep: 40minutesCook: 8minutesMakes: 6-8servings Variations on this re- Combine all ingredients over ice In a cocktail shaker; shake freshing cocktail are lim- vigorously until well chilled. Strain into a spicy salt- 3pounds peeled, deveined large shrimp ited only by one's imagina- rimmed glass (see below) over fresh ice. Garnish with a 1/4cup fresh lime juice tion. cucumber slice and serve at once. 1/4cup blanco tequila Infuse hot peppers into Partially peel i EnglIsh cucumber. 2medium cloves garlic, minced your tequila. The chilies' Fresh cucumber puree: (The skin provides the green color.) Puree in a blender 2medium shallots, finely chopped essential oils release beau- with a pinch of kosher salt; strain. 2teaspoons cumin tifully into alcohol for a 1/2 teaspoon chipotle hot sauce Spicy salt rim:The team at Bar Takito dehydrates real kick, while the cooling Salt and freshly ground black pepper nature of the cucumber leftover lime juice and mixes the powder with salt and 1/3CUP olive oil will refresh the palate. spices. We recommend substituting Tajin, a salt-lime-chili Celebrate the fact that mix available at Latin American groceries. Lime wedges watermelons and cucum- Mango avocado salsa, see recipe bers are both members of the shrimp on skewers (3 to4per skewer). Lay in a shallow, nonaluminum dish. the Cucurbitaceae family of iThread gourds. Substitute water- a cucumber kamikaze. cucumber puree (see reci- For the marinade, whisk together the lime juice, tequila, garlic, shallots, cumin, hot melon puree (hold the (Cucumbikaze?) pe) with fresh lime juice, 2sauce, and salt and pepper to taste. Slowly add the olive oil, whisking until peel) for cucumber, and a Add pineapple juice for a agave syrup and water to combined. Taste for seasoning. Pour over the shrimp; marinate, refrigerated, at least 30 refreshing pink margarita pina pepino. Because who taste. Prepare a large iced minutes and up to 4 hours. jug-full for your next fiesta, will appear. doesn't want to say, "May I Grill the shrimp over medium-high heat, 3-4 minutes per side. Remove shrimp from garnish with sliced limes Use cucumber vodka please have another pina the skewers. Serve, garnished with the sliced limes and with the salsa on the side. (Effen and Crop Harvest pepino?" and cucumbers. 3 Earth make good ones, or Create a traditional (and Mango avocado salsa:n a bowl, combine i mango, peeled, seeded, diced; i large ripe you can infuse your own) nonalcoholic) cucumber Futterman is a freelance avocado, peeled, diced: i jalapeno, seeded, finely chopped: i shallot, finely chopped: instead of tequila to create agua fresca by combining reporter. 2 tablespoons finely chopped mint: 2 tablespoons fresh lime juice: and salt to taste. 34 GO z

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BY ELIZABETH SCHIELE Wilmette French Market Downtown Tribune Newspapers Metta parking lot, 8 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturdays through Nov. 7. Some 150 farmers markets - at least seven ofthem new this year - will bring the bounty oflllinois, Indiana. Wisconsin City Markets and Michigan to Chicago and suburban For more information, call the Depart- shoppers hungry forjust-picked fresh ment of Cultural Affairs and Special Events, produce after a record-setting cold winter. 312-744-3316, or go to www.chicagofar- Relief is here. The farmers market season mersmarkets.us. has begun. with several markets already opening, more opening this weekend and the majority coming in the next few weeks. Sunday Galewood-North Avenue: 6700 W. Suburban markets North Ave., 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Sundays, June 7-Oct. iL Listed alphabetically by town name. If Glenwood 6950 N. Morse Ave., between your community is not listed. call the Morse and Lunt avenues, 9 am.-2 p.m. June chamber ofcommerce, city hail or park 7-Oct25. district to find out what markets may be Jefferson Park: Jefferson Park Field available. House, 4800 N. LongAve., 9:30 a.m.-1:30 Des PWnes Ellinwood Street, between p.m., June 14,28; July 12,26; Aug. 9,23; Pearson and Lee streets, 3 p.nt-7 p.m. Fn- Sept 13,27; Oct 11,25. days. June 19-Oct. 16. Logan Square: 3107 W. Logan Blvd., 10 Evanston: Downtown Evanston Farm- a.m.-3 p.m. May 17-Oct 25. ers Market, University Place and Oak Ave- Portage Park: Berteau and Central nue. 7:30 am.-! p.m. Saturdays, May 9-Nov. avenues, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. June 7-Oct 4. 7; West End Ethnic Market, Evanston High Wicker Parlç/Bucktown: 1425 N. Da- School parking lot, Church Street and men Ave., 8 a.m.-2 p.m. June 14-Oct 25. Dodge Avenue, 8:30 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturdays, dates to be determined; Ridgeville Market, Ridge Avenue and South Boulevard, 3:30-7 Monday p.m. Wednesdays, June 3-Oct 7; McGaw Loyoku Loyola Plaza, 6540-50 N. Sheri- YMCA Market, 1000 Grove St, 7a.m.-! p.m. dan Road, 3-7 p.m. Mondays, June 8-Sept Wednesdays, dates to be determined. 21; 2:30-6:30 p.m. Sept 28-Oct 12. The Skokie farmers market returns June14. JONATHAN BULUNGTON/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Glencoe: Chicago Botanic Garden, 1000 Lake Cook Road, Glencoe, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Thesday Devon Night Market Republic Bank Lincoln Square: 2301 W. Leiand Ave., Sundays, May 3; 17; June Z 21; July 5,19; parking lot, 2720 W. Devon Ave., 4-8 p.m. 4-8 p.m. June 4-Oct. 29. Aug. 2,16; Sept. 6,20; Oct. 4,18. Federal Plaza Adams Street and Dear- July 8-Sept 9. Willis Tower Piaza 233 5. Wacker Morton Grove: 6210 Dempster St, 8 born Parkway. 7 a.m.-3 p.m. May 19-Oct 27. Edison Park 6730 N. Olmsted Ave., 4-8 Drive, 7 a.m.-3 p.m. June 25-Oct 29. a.m.-noon Saturdays, June 6-Oct17 (no Lincoln Square: Parking lot at Western p.m. May 27, June 24, July 29, Aug 26, Sept market July 4). CTA Brown Line station, 7 ant-i p.m. June 30. Glenview Wagner Farm, Wagner Road 2-Oct. 27. Green City Market: South end of Lin- Saturday and Lake Avenue. 8 a.nt-noon Saturdays, Musewn of Contemporary Art/Stree- coin Park at Lincoln Avenue,, 7 am.-! p.m. Green City Market Lincoln Paric June 27-Oct 10. terville SOAR market Museum plaza, May 2-Oct 28; also Saturdays. South end ofLincoln Park at Lincoln Ave Mount Prospect Metta lot, Northwest 220E. Chicago Ave., 7 a.m.-2 p.m. June nue, between Clark Street and Stockton Highway and Route 83,8 a.m.-1 p.m. Sun- 2-Oct27. Thursday Drive, 7 am.-! p.m. through Oct 31; also days, June 7-Oct 18. Wednesdays. Park Ridge: 15 Prairie Ave., south of Wednesday Daley Plaza: Washington Street and Green City Market Fulton Southeast Metta station. 7 a.nt-1 p.m. Saturdays, May Dearborn Parkway, 7 a.m.-3 p.m. May 14- corner ofFuiton and Haisted streets, 9 23-Oct 31. Andersonville: 1500 block of Berwyn Oct29. am.-2 p.m. June 6-Oct 31. Skokie Village Hall, 5127 Oakton St, Avenue between Clark Street and Ashland Eli's Cheesecake-Wright College: 6701 Printers Row Farmer's Market Print- 7:30 a.m.-12:45 p.m. Sundays, June 14-Oct Avenue, 3-8 p.m. May 20-Sept 9; 3-7 p.m. W. Forest Preserve Drive, 7 a.m.-1 p.m. June ers Row Park, Polk and Dearborn streets, 7 25. Sept 16-Oct 14. il-Sept 24. am.-! p.m. June 20-Oct 24. GO 35

EVENT Smylie Brothers Brewing call 31 2.283.7073 to place your ad a Store C1osiuj! Great saler .1 hosts Craft Beer Week event 20-50% OFF .- HURRY IN BY TOM WITOM LI .:-I- u Pioneer Press ASHLEY LOREN INC. Smylie Brothers Brewing Antiques, Furniture,ìne Art Co. in Evanston is poised to House and Estate Sales Conducted roll out the welcome mat to -I three fellow microbrew- 847-679-9494 Open 6 Days enes in town on May 21, as 4024 Main St. 1 1 am - 5 pm part ofthis year's Chicago Skokie, ft 60076 Closed Tuesdays Craft Beer Week, May 14-24. On that day, besides showcasing four ofita mainstay beers, Smylie Brothers also will open its guest taps to brewery/ taproom Temperance Brewing, 2000 Dempster St, TemperanceBeer.cont; brewery/restaurant Peckish Pig, 623 Howard St, The- PeckishPig.com.; and Sketchbook Brewers 825 Chicago Ave., Sketchbook- Brewing.com. The public event is de- To ADVERTISE signed to highlight the SMVLIE BROTHERS BREWING recent explosive growth of Smylie Brothers Brewing will be serving beer from fellow the craft beer movement Evanston breweries: The Peckish Pig, Sketchbook Brewing and draw attention to its and Temperance Beer Company. presence in a town once a bastion of the Temperance Evanston Tap consumed on the premises, Movement, one that re- which includes a restaurant mained dry until the early Takeover known for comfort food 1970s. li am. toi a.m. Thursday, dishes including barbecue, brisket and pizza. "Everybody's beer is May21 different and has some- Smylie Brothers Brewing Pulver said Smylie's Pale thing unique to offer;' said Company, 1615 Oak Ave., Ale, Farmhouse, Cali Corn- Jen Peterson, Smylie Broth- Evanston mon, Blood Orange Dun- CALL ers' marketing manager. 224-999-7320;Smylie- keiweiss and, most likely, The rapid growth of craft Brothers.com Irish Red Rye, will be fea- brewing parallels how tured duringthe Evanston consumer palates have Tap Takeover event. "It's a become more sophisticated non-competitive event to as they branch out to try Brewing Company's Sarah celebrate handcrafted beer, not only new beers but Rempala and our Smylie and we're leaving it up to wines as well, she adds. Brothers' Head Brewer the participating brewers 'People love local and as Brad Pulver will be on hand [none ofwhich is older Evanston's brewpubs ex- to discuss the pairings. than three years] to select pand, they want to support Founded in June 2014 by the best examples of what them." Mike Smylie and his four they produce;' he said. The other Craft Beer brothers, Smylie Brothers Discussing the steady has a 10-barrel capacity, growth in the industry, 312-283-7082 Week-related event Smylie Brothers will host is a equivalent to 31 gullons per Pulver observed: "I hon- Brothers Brunch, part- barrel and is focused on estly don't know that there nering with Warrenville's keeping up with demand, can be too many micro- Two Brothers Brewing said Pulver. breweries. Right now we Company from 11 a.m. to 2 "We're maxed out with are on track to reaching p.m. May17 for a buffet- fermenter space and serv- pre-Prohibition levels. In style brunch paired with ing tanks," Pulver noted. All the past, every community beers from Smylie Brothers of its product is sold to of size had its owi and Two Brothers. Tickets customers in refillable brewery to supply the cost $65. Two Brothers take-home growlers or region." 36 GO o I -o AUCTIONS EVENT Cd) 312283.7008to p)aceyourad Kayaks andcanoestake Antique and Estate Auction Monday May 18 beginning at 6:00 p.m. off for Des Plaines Riveri Viewing Monday May 18 beginning at 11:00 I and throughout sale BY MYRNA PETLICKI Preview and bidding also available Pioneer Press online at www.liveauctioneers.com Photos also available on It's been decades sthce paceantiquesandauction.com Jack Snarr paddled a kayak from his home in Evanston Gold and silver coins; Paper currency; to his downtown job to Selection of estate gold and silver train for the Des Plaines jewelry; Collection of autographs and River Canoe Marathon, but other historical letters including: he's still an enthusiastic W. Churchill, Margaret Hemmingway, supporter ofthe event. A. Rodin, J. Joffre, Rutherford B. Hayes, This year, Snarr is co-chair- Joe McCarthy, Zoe Fuller, A. Schlesinger, manth Al Pilgrim of the Edouard Detaille, Richard J. Daley, To 58th Annual race, now S. Bernhardt, Queen Elizabeth; Original known as the Des Plaines French posters; Paintings by Georg Hals, River Canoe and Kayak Carl Rochling, A. Franchet, J. Thornley, Marathon. DES PLAINES RIVER CANOE AND KAYAK MARATHON Alarion, P. Johann, C. Marin, R. Owens; Snarr has a lot of corn- Hiroshige woodblock print; Weller The 18.5-mile course of the Des Plaines River Canoe and pariy in his involvement pottery; Bradley and Hubbard; Buddy L Kayak Marathon ends in Prospect Heights. truck; Grande Baroque sterling flatware; with the event Some 450 Sterling serving pieces; Mah Jong set; canoes and kayaks are ported. They are expecting 58th Annual Des Canton charger; Chinese bronze and expected to traverse the 10 paddleboarders to com- silver vase; Rookwood pottery; Military 18-1/2-mile course, on pete this year. Plaines River hats; Hanging fixtures; Satsuma vases; Sunday, May 17. The course Another recent change isCanoe and Kayak Kaiser figurines; Luster lamps; Royal Dux begins at Oak Springs Road a 5.25 mile Minithon op- figurines; contemporary Herschedes ADVERTISE in Libertyville (the road is tion. The Minithon begins Marathon 9 tube grandfather clock; Doctors one way west on race day, along the east bank of the Starting at 8 am. Sunday, cabinet; Maitland Smith dining room set; so enter from St. Mary's river in Potawatomie May 17: race times are as- Walnut bedroom set; Bronze mounted Road) and ends at Dam No. Woods, north of Dundee furniture; Crystal fixtures; Music box; 2 (Kensington Road) in Road in Wheeling. Partici- signed at registration Perfume bottles; Jade; plus estate Prospect Heights. pants will be started at $22; $30 for late regis- and household furnishings and other "About five years ago we intervals between 10:30 tration; extra charge for collectibles. changed the name of the a.m. and noon. T-shirt event because kayaks have Snarr competed in the Register at Signmeup.com Visa, MC and Checks (with guarantee) become much more popu- race in the early '70s. "My or at the event accepted. Absentee bids with credit. A Iar7 Snarr said. Both one- job responsibilities 847-604-2445; www.ca- Photo ID Required for registration. 9% person and two-person changed in '75 and I didn't noemarathon.com Sales Tax. 15% In house Buyers Premium CALL kayaks race in the event have the time to devote to with cash or check payment.17.5% There are a variety of training," he said. "When I Buyers Premium with credit card payment. classes in the race includ- retired n years age, I start- two people in a kayak. IL LIC #441000285 ing the No Contest Class. ed to get more involved in "They will come in very QUALITY Consignments Accepted "There aren't awards giv- it again and was chairman close to two hours' he said. Pace Antiques & Auctions (847)296.0773 en," Snarr explained. "We for several years and then The slowest competitors 794 Lee St., Des Plaines IL 60016 do give people a time so became co-chairman for can take six hours. they can compare their the last three or four years." Once the race is over, the performance from one year Being responsible for a partying begins. "We have to the next." race on water is nothing two food trucks and an ice 31 2283-1008 Boats are launched in like handling a race on cream truck' Snarr said. heats every two minutes land. "There can be ob- "Some canoe clubs will with eight boats to a heat structions along the way have displays. There's a TO ADVERTISE It's quite a challenge for thewe have to make sure that's band playing and a lot of organizers. "Every 15 sec- cleared out," Snarr said. people around." onds, you've got to get "There can be too much Every competitor re- another boat in the water water." In that case, boats ceives a participation CALL and somehow lined up," could get caught in trees. patch. The first place team Snarr noted with a laugh. There's also a safety members each get a trophy. There have been a cou- issue ifthe current is run- Second and third place ple of additions in the last ning too fast That could winners receive a cloth 312-283-7008 few years. cause inexperienced boat- medallion. "In 2007, for the first ers to tip over their vessels. "All ofthis contributes to time, we had a standup Snarr said that the fast- the festivity at the finish," 'I paddleboard," Snarr re- est competitors are usually Snarr said. GO 37

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CHICAGO BOTANIC GARDEN Kids can explore the music. Customs and traditions of Japan at the Malott Japanese Gar- den Children's Festival, May 16-17 at the Chicago Botanic Garden. Japanese culture comes alive at Botanic Garden

BY MYRNA PETLICKI miniature dry gardens, May15 at Morton Grove Pioneer Press practice using chopsticks Public Library 6140 Lincoln and write the Japanese Ave. Kids will learn about the characters for numbers. For details, call (847) culture and customs of For details, call (847) 965-4220 or go to Japan at the Malott Japa- 835-5440 or go to chicago- wwwmgpLorg. nese Garden Children's botanic.org/forfamilies. Festival, 10 am.-2 p.m. Pause on paws? Saturday, May16 and Sun- Kids can cook day, May17 at the Chicago A feline who likes to Botanic Garden, 1000 Lake ...with the help of an adultdance is featured in "Ballet Cook Road, Glencoe. at Campfire Cookout, 11 Cat The Totally Secret "We are bringing back Lm.-12:45 p.m. Saturday, Secret," the picture book of our beloved performers," May23 at Emily Oaks Na- the month. 11 am. Saturday, said Director of Education ture Center, 4650 Brummel May16 at Barnes and Noble, Eileen Prendergast "Mi- St., Skokie. Families will 55 old Orchard Center, chael Gould will be doing make a three-course lunch Skokie. Kids will hear the 4.. shakuhachi flute. Chicago over a campfire. All food story about friendship and Koto Group is coming to do and equipment will be do a related activity a koto harp performance. provided. Cost is $8 per For details, call (847) One of the things that's person for residents; $10 for 676-2230 or go to wwwbar- really exciting is that there's nonresidents. Reservations nesandnoble.com. going to be a 6-year-old girl are required. performing with the Chi- For details, call (847) Join the crew cago Koto Group." 674-1500, ext. 2500 or go to Also returning this year is www.skokieparks.org/ Your family can make a storyteller Anne Shimojima emily-oaks-nature-center. difference at the Des and members of the Ura- Plaines River Clean Up, senke Chicago Association Where the 4-5:30 p.m. Tuesday, May19. to do a tea ceremony. Group will meet at the There will be hands-on heart is Maine Park Leisure Center activities for children at While three friends deal flagpole, 2701W. Sibley St., McGinley Pavilion. "They with having to move be- Park Ridge, then head to the can create miniature carp cause of a highway con- river to pick up unwanted kites, construct an origami struction project, they have litter. Registration is re- samurai helmet and design to help an alien go home in quired. a kimono-clad paper doll," "Earth to Echo." The 89- For details, call (847) Prendergast reported. In minute PG-rated film will 692-5127 or go to addition, they can rake be shown at 4p.m. Friday, www.prparks.org. 38 GO

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FOOD g Raisea cupfor Victoria Day anda newprincess BY VERONICA HINIci Tea times Pioneer Press High Tea at Drury Lane - A new princess! That's the call drurylaneoakbrook.com/dining oftown criers still echoing across Gern's Tea Room - Gern England as the world celebrates Gwarnicki offers high tea daily in the birth ofBritain's newest Long Grove and caters in-home Princess, Charlotte. From the tea parties. htwg.net hospital, Princess Charlotte went Adagio Teas - Adagio Teas in home to live in London's Ken- Old Orchard Mall in Skokie will sington Palace, where another offer a Teas and Desserts program princess, Victoria. was born on from noon-6 p.m. May20 and a May24, 1819. Tea-Infúsed Cocktails event 4-8 Queen Victoria ended up beingp.m. May 29. adagio.com/stores the longest-sitting English mon- TeaLula - The Park Ridge arch. leading the British Empire shop hosts tea-tasting classes. for 63 years (although Queen tealula.com Elizabeth II is poised to eclipse Tea Harbor - Tea Harbor, a her tenure this year). So signifi- specialty tea shop in Vernon Hills, cant was Victoria's influence that provides a monthly tea club. her birthday is still celebrated in teaharbor.com many parts ofthe world. In Can- - ada, her birthday is celebrated on the Monday before May 25 each small bites that pack big flavor year. Victoria Day, or la Fete de la while perfectly accompanying Reine, as loyal Canadians say, will the tea selection," said Bill be celebrated this year on May Kummrow, the Drury Lane chef 18. On Victoria Island in British who introduced his curry chick- Columbia. that means starting en salad to the tea service. the day with a birthday parade. He loves it for its balance of GEPRI'S HIGH TEA PHOTO "She was one of the most pro- outstanding flavors. "Mango Hawthorn Woods resident Gern Gwarnlcki sits In the sunny window at Gern's High Tea in Long Grove. Gwar- lific of British Monarchs. Queen chutney is highlighted in the nicki offers Victorian high tea daily. Victoria was very fashion-for- curry chicken salad, which is ward, and tea was very fashion- both sweet and sour, and tangy Curry Chicken Salad able during her time," said Quinn and spicy at the same time," Leary, assistant manager at Ada- Kummrow said. Makes enou.ghfor 12-15 tea sandwiches using mini croissants. gio Teas at Westfield Old Or- Any bread can be used to make . 3 chicken breasts, cooked and finely diced. Poach or bake the chicken chard in Skokie. "Without Great a sandwich with the curry chick- until done at 165 degrees. Then, immediately put it in the fridge uncov- Britain, we wouldn't have tea like en, but Kummrow prefers it on a ered to chill. we do today." croissant. "They're soft and but- . 1 cup mayonnaise (add more, as needed) Whether you're raising a tea tery and a perfect balance for anyu 3 Tablespoons mango chutney - cup to Princess Charlotte or to kind ofchicken salad," he said. . 1 tablespoon curry powder (add more ifyou like a stronger flavor) Queen Victoria this month, you The chicken salad is studded . Juice ofone lemon won't have to travel far. with finely chopped celery, red . i cup celery finely diced In April, Drury Lane in Oak- onion and apple. "Finely chop- . 1/2 cup ofred onion, finely diced brook Terrace started high tea ping ingredients creates the best u iGranny Smith apple, finely diced services from 3-5 p.m. on Sat- texture match for a delicate and u Salt and pepper, to taste urdays. "This is the first time that elegant tea sandwich," Kumm- u Mix ingredients together well and spread onto favorite sandwich Drury Lane chef Bill Kummrow, we are hosting afternoon tea, and row said. bread. center, demonstrates making his we are excited to share it with It seems like Victoria Day is curry chicken salad with chefs our guests," General Manager every day at Gern's Tea Room in -Bill Kummrow,DruryLane Solomon Giwa, left, arid Gabriel Adrian Papaproko said. Long Grove where Gern Gwar- Torres. From the customized pattern nicki provides a high tea service in the china to the menu design from noon to 4 p.m. daily in full Woods resident, is from Ireland mayonnaise. This month, her classes like Introduction to Loose to the piano music, everything Victorian decor and dress. She and trained in culinary arts in new feature is lavender scones. LeafTea and, soon to come, The about the service says top hats off and her staifwear Victorian London. She has been providing Gwarnicki also makes strawberry Teas ofJapan and The Teas of to England. The menu, too, in- clothing to serve guests on Shelly the high tea service in Long cucumber soup and smoked Darjeeling. cludes all of the traditional high of Worcester antique China tea Grove for two years. She offers trout salad. Sometimes the teas "We have the perfect tribute to tea sweets and savories - from cups and saucers. Guests have multiple varying menu options, end on a sweet note of apple- the new princess with our special petit fours and macaroons to the option of donning Victorian- including one luxurious six- rhubarb pie with fresh mint and house blend English Afternoon, smoked salmon whitefish caviar era hats. "They love the ambi- course tea service that features cream. which is hand-mixed from pre- and dill and a variety of tiny tea ence of my tea room," Gwarnicki demitasse soup, beef tenderloin There is no high tea service at mium Assam, high grown Ceylon sandwiches. said. "They love that it's so au- on light rye bread triangles and TeaLula in Park Ridge, but there and Indian teas," Wilkens said. "We really enjoyed working on thentic." Scottish smoked salmon pin- are plenty ofoptions for learning "Come raise a cup to the new the flavors and recipes to create Gwarnicki, a Hawthorn wheels with fresh lemon basil about tea. TeaLula offers tea Princess Charlotte." O CALENDAR

Listings are subject to change. Goya & Dali: Los Caprichos: The Wired Fridays: A Iunchbreak dance Huntley High School presents "Fid- lease call the venue in advance. exhibition features 40 prints, 17 by party series in the Randolph Square dler on the Roof": Huntley High Goya and 23 by Dali, inviting us to dis- features local and national DJs and School proudly announces their spring cover two great masters through intelli- electronic musicians. 9p.m. Friday, musical production of"Fiddler on the riday, May15 gence and humor. All week, Instituto Chicago Cultural Center, 78 E. Wash- Roof." 7 p.m. Friday, Saturday, 3 p.m. Cervantes of Chicago, 31W. Ohio St., ington St, Chicago, free, 312-744-3315 Sunday, District 158 Performing Arts rhe Sisters Rosensweig": This Chicago, free, 313-335-1996 Center, 13719 Harmony Road, Huntley, oduction explores the lives and ro- Evanston Literary Festivai: The $5, 847-659-6107 ces ofSara Goode and her two Blue Man Group Chicago: 2 p.m. Evanston Literary Festival is a series of ters,Gorgeous Teitelbaum andPfeni Friday to Wednesday, Briar Street The- free public literary events around Ev- Long Grove Chocolate Fest: Enjoy a weekend of chocolate, music and fun in sensweig. 8 p.m. Friday, Saturday, 2 atre, 3133 N. Haisted St., Chicago, $49- anston. Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Mon- Sunday, St. Bonaventure Church, $99, 773-327-3830 day, Evanston Public Library 1703 this historic village. 10 a.m. Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Downtown Long 5 W. Diversey Parkway, Chicago, Orrington Ave., Evanston, free, 847- Grove, Old McHenry Road and Robert 0,773-404-7922 Jeff Tweedy: 8 p.m. Friday, Vic Thea- 448-8600 tre/Brew & View, 3145 N. Sheffield Ave., Parker Coffin Road, Long Grove, $5-$8, he Little Foxes": Lillian Hellman's Chicago, $157, 773-472-0449 Ail My Relations: A Seneca History: 847-634-0888 y about wealth's corrupting power 11 a.m. All week, Mitchell Museum of Is the story of a family torn apart over Local Brews Local Grooves: Sample a the American Indian, 3001 Central St., "Shining Lives: A Musical": Four onflict aboutfunding an industri- wide variety ofcraft beers while listen- Evanston, Free-$5; $10-$12 for talk, courageous women upend their lives zed cotton mill. 8p.m. Friday, Sat- ing to live music. 4:30 p.m. Friday, 847-475-1030 with a determination to change the say, 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday, 7:30 House of Blues, 329 N. Dearborn St, future in this new musical. 8 p.m. Fn- Wednesday, Goodman Theatre, Chicago, $10-$60,312-923-2000 Native Haute Couture; The year-long day, 2:30 p.m. and 8 p.m. Saturday, 2:30 IN. Dearborn St., Chicago, $18-$67, exhibit celebrates the history of Native p.m. Sunday, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, 2:30 -443-3800 "Thinking Caps": The theater closes American high fashion from pre-con- p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, North- its seventh season with the world pre- tact to today. 10 a.m. All week, Mitchell light Theatre, 9501 Skokie Blvd, Skokie, he Book of Mormon": This Tony miere of a new original work by com- Museum of the American Indian, 3001 $15-$54, 847-673-6300 ard-wiiming musical satire by Trey pany member Keith Gatchel. 8 p.m. Central St, Evanston, free, 847-475- ker and Matt Stone («South Park") Friday, Saturday, 2 p.m. Sunday, The 1030 Family Movie Night: "Aiexander..the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very d Robert Lopez ("Avenue Q") follows Charnel House, 3421 W. Fullerton Ave., e misadventures of two missionaries Chicago, $15-$18, 312-772-6275 The Last Supper: 600 Piates ilius- Bad Day": All aés. Bring the whole 'ho naively attempt to convert the trating Final Meals of U.S. Death family for a movie. Snack provided. Limit: 75. Free tickets distributed 30 [habitants of a village in Uganda. See "TargetBehavior":After being ad- Row Inmates: Julie Green has painted hotos from the Chicago production mitted to an adolescent psych ward, images of death row inmates' last meal minutes before the program. 7 p.m. Friday, Indian Trails Library District, ere. 7:30 p.m. Friday, 2 p.m. and 8p.m. Kendra is trapped in a world of safety requests. 10 a.m. Friday through turday, 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday, scissors and suicide checks until she Wednesday, Mary and Leigh Block 355 Schoenbeck Road, Wheeling, free, ank of America Theatre, 18W. Mon- can overcome her target behavior. 8 Museum of Art and Pick/Laudati Audi- 847-459-4100 e St., Chicago, $45-$115,800-775- p.m. Friday, 4p.m. and 8 p.m. Saturday, torium, Northwestern Universit 40 )00 2 p.m. Sunday, Prop Thtr, 3502 N. El- Arts Circle Drive, Evanston, free, 847- ston Ave., Chicago, $20,616-633-7017 491-4000 Saturday, May16 rhe Project(s)": This production )mbines documentary theater with a "Ring of Fire: Music of Johnny "Doubt: A Parable": Writers Theatre Worthy: Adventure Stage Chicago Lppella music, body percussion and Cash": Audiences journey through the presents John Patrick Shanley's play performs this production set in a soci- epping. 8p.m. Friday, 2 p.m. Sunday, icon's career, from the cotton fields of about a progressive pastor whose con- ety where technology and media tell merican Theater Company, 1909 W. Arkansas to the Grand 01e Opry.8 p.m. duct is questioned. 8 p.m. Friday, 4 p.m. youth who they must be. 4 p.m. Sat- yron St, Chicago, $38-$48, 773-409- Friday, 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Saturday, 3 Saturday, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Glencoe urday, Vittum Theater, 1012 N. Noble 125 p.m. Sunday, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Union Church, 263 Park Ave., Glencoe, St, Chicago, $17; $12 for children 14 and Mercury Theater, 3745 N. Southport $35-$70, 847-242-6000 under, 773-342-4141 sor: Dior premieres a new EDM genre Ave., Chicago, TBA, 773-325-1700 e calls Funkhouse. 11:59 p.m. Friday, "Later Life": A.R Gurney's play fol- indivlduatlon quintet: Jazz trumpet Ibo Room, 2871 N. Lincoln Ave., Chi- Maker & Muse:Women and Early lows two people that meet at a party player Greg Duncan leads his group gu, $8-$10,773-549-5549 Twentieth Century Art Jewelry: 10 andrekindle a romance. 8 p.m. Friday, 3 through a series oforiginal composi- a.m. Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday, p.m. Sunday, Oil Lamp Theater, 1723 tions influenced by Swiss Psychologist rlmes of the Heart": Step Up Pro- Tuesday, Wednesday, Richard H. Drie- Glenview Road, Glenview, $35, 847- Carl Jung. 5 p.m. Saturday, Andy's Jazz uctions presentsBeth Henley's come- haus Museum, 40 E. Erie St., Chicago, 834-0738 Club, 11 E. Hubbard St, Chicago, $10- r about three sisters who reumtein $12.50-$20, 312-482-8933 $15,312-642-6805 laziehurst, Mississippi as the family GienViEWINGS Spring Flim Serles: atriarch lies on his deathbed. 7:30 p.m. Trust Us/Screw You: Join The Neo- "Unbroken": The true story of Louis Senior Exhibition: Loyola's graduat- riday, Saturday, 2 p.m. Sunday, Athe- Futurists as they convert their theatre Zamperini, an Olympian. a soldier, and ing fine arts majors show recent work seum Theatre, 2936 N. Southport Ave., into a cabaret of social experiments, a prisoner ofwar. 2 p.m. Friday, 6:30 in ceramics, painting, drawing andpho- hicago, $12-$24, 773-935-6875 exploring the history and mechanics of p.m. Friday, Glenview Public Library tography. noon Saturday, The Ralph confidence games. 7:30a.m. Friday, 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview, free, Arnold Fine Arts Annex, 1131 W. Sheri- Lips Together, Teeth Apart": In this Saturday, The Neo-Futurarium, 5153 N. 847-729-7500 dan Road, Chicago, free, 773-508-8400 roduction from Eclipse Theatre Corn- Ashland Ave., Chicago, $20; Pay what any,a gay community in Fire Island you can on Thursdays, 773-275-5255 The ArtIsts at 3150 SprIng Studio Vaudeziiiai Roaring 20s: The dames rovides an unlikely setting for two Open House: Six artists open their and daddies ofVaudezilla have the joint raight couples lounging poolside, "Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go studios to show their drawings/paint- jumping with their tribute to the era of aring out to sea. 7:30 p.m. Friday, Bund": 11:30 p.m. Friday, Saturday. 9 ings, sculpture, and photography. 4 p.m. speakeasies. 10:30 p.m. Saturday, Stage 3turday, 2 p.m. Sunday, Athenaeum p.m. Sunday, The Neo-Futurarium, 5153 Friday, The Artists at 3150, 3150 Skokie 773, 1225 W. Belmont Ave., Chicago, heatre, 2936 N. Southport Ave., Chi- N. Ashland Ave., Chicago, $9 plus the Valley Road, Highland Park, free, 312- $20, 773-327-5252 go, $28, 773-935-6875 roll of one die ($10-$15) or $20 for 919-4246 advance reservation, 773-275-5255 Turn to Calendar, Next Page 40 GO CALENDAR

Go Calendar, from Previous Page Gerard Way:7:30 p.m. Saturday, Vic "The Day John Henry Came to Grayslake Farmers Market:Shop fo Theatre/Brew & View, 3145 N. Sheffield School":Technology-loving John a variety of fresh, homemade and lo- "Cowboy Versus Samurai": A- Ave., Chicago, $104,773-472-0449 Henry gets super excited when his cally grown goods at the weekly mark Squared presents are-imaginingo«y- teacher is replaced by a mega-comput- open until 2 p.m. on Saturdays. lOam. rano De Bergerac set in a small Wyo- "The Wild Duck":Halcyon Theatre er. But when his great great grandfather Saturday, Downtown Grayslake, 147 ming town where two Asian men fall presents an adaptation of Henrik Ib- comes, John Henry must prepare for Center St., Grayslake, Free, 847-289- for an Asian woman who only dates sen's play about afather who dreams of the challenge of his life. 2 p.m. Saturday, 7138 Caucasians. 7:30p.m. Saturday, The a new invention that can restore his Merle Reskin Theatre, 60E. Balbo Den Theatre, 1333 N. Milwaukee Ave., fallenfamily's name to greatness. 8 p.m. Drive, Chicago, $10,312-922-1999 Organic Plant Sale & Farm Open Chicago. $25, 773-231-0832 Saturday, 6p.m. Sunday, Christ Evan- House:Support the farmers growing gelical Lutheran Church, 3253 W Wil- "Scotland Road":Jeffrey Hatcher's food for the Chicago region. 10 am. Migual Migs:Featuring CZ Boogie, son Ave., Chicago, $15-$20,773-413- thriller tells the story of a young woman Saturday, Prairie Crossing Farm, 324 I Sleepy Pilch and more. 10p.m. Sat- 0454 found floating in the Atlantic. 8 p.m. Harris Road, Grayslake, free urday, Evil Olive, 1551w. Division St., Saturday, 2 p.m. Sunday, BoHo Theatre Chicago. $15,773-235-9100 "Carman":7p.m. Saturday, Thorne at Heartland Studio Theatre, 7016 N. 106th Spring Fair:The annual festi Auditorium and Atrium, 375 East Chi- Glenwood Ave., Chicago, $20,866-811- features games and prizes, music, fac School of Rock Hlnsdale: 11 a.m. cago Avenue, Chicago, $10-$25; $100 4111 painting, a petting zoo and more. 11. Saturday, Subterranean, 2011 W North VIP, 800-965-9324 Saturday, The Church of the Holy Sp Ave., Chicago, $10; Free for children Fire and Beer:The Annoyance House it, 400 E. Westminster Road, Lake under 10,773-278-6600 ULook, we are breathing":This pro- Ensemble improvises based on an audi- Forest, free, 847-234-7633 duction explores the drunk driving- ence suggestions. 8 p.m. Saturday, The "El Bandolero & Souphonetics: 10 death of high school hockey player Annoyance Theatre, 851 W. Belmont Cinema Sleuths: "Charlie Chan at p.m. Saturday, Masada, 2206 N. Califor- Mike. 4p.m. Saturday, 8p.m. Saturday, Ave., Chicago, $12; $8 for students, the Opera":Film screening and dis- nia Ave., Chicago, free, 773-697-8397 Rivendell Theater, 5775 N. Ridge Ave., 773-697-9693 cussion lead by author and film histo Chicagn, $25-$35, 773-334-7728 an Doug Deuchler. 2 p.m. Saturday, Anna In The Afterlife":Polarity En- The Great Superhero Exposition: A Morton Grove Public Library 6140 semble Theatre presents Richard En- "Lunacy":Jackalope Theatre presents Spring Youth Circus Production: As Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, 847 gling's play that explores the mystery of the world premiere ofAnd.rew Burden a superhero exposition falls victim to a 965-4220 a suicide and its repercussions in life Swanson'splay about a simulated 1969 team of villains out for revenge, a young and beyond the grave. 8 p.m. Saturday, 3 moon landing orchestrated by a physi- nobody finds a strength within herself Face N Time:8:30 p.m. Saturday, Blu p.m. Sunday, The Greenhouse Theater cist, the CIA and Stanley Kubrick. 7:30 to save the world. 4:30 p.m. and 7:30 Bar, 2 West Busse Ave., Mt. Prospect, Center, 2257 N. Lincoln Ave., Chicago, p.m. Saturday, 3 p.m. Sunday, Broadway p.m. Saturday, 3p.m. Sunday, Actors free, 815-385-7273 $25, 773-404-7336 Armory Park, 5917 N. Broadway, Chi- Gymnasium, 927 Noyes St., Evanston, cago, $5-$20, 312-742-7502 $12.50-$ 15, 847-328-2795 Turn to Go Calendar, Next Page

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Go Calendar,fromPrevious Page Spring Muse: Hope and Justice Wednesday, May 20 "Jersey Boys" at Cadillac Palace festIval:7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Wednes- Theater:McHenry County College's 4 Monday, May 18 day, Chicago Dramatists, 1105 W. chi- Thps and Tours program hosts a ti-ip to cago Ave., Chicago, $10 per show; $25 RAIN: A Tribute to the Beatles: The see the "Jersey Boys" musical at the for a festival pass, 312-633-0630 multimedia spectacular is arnusical Cadillac Palace Theatre in Chicago. The a J.nny Low Is:8 p.m. Monday, Vic Thea- journey through the life and times of story ofFrankie Valli and The Four (tre/Brew & View, 3145 N, Sheffield Ave., Goldilocks and the Bears:This show the world's most celebrated band, The Seasons. Lunch included before the 2 sChicago. $151, 773-472-0449 is based on the classic story. 10:30 a.rn. Beatles. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Bank of p.m. matinee. 9:15 a.m. Wednesday, V Tuesday, Wednesday, Stahl Family America Theatre, 18 W. Monroe St., McHenry County College, 8900 US a aDneS to Watch with Skype: Koda- Theatre, 5900 W. Belmont Ave., Chi- Chicago, $32-$62, 800-775-2000 Hwy. 14, Crystal Lake, $129, 815-455- lIne:5:30 p.m. Monday, House of Blues, cago, $12, 773-205-9600 8782 29 N. Dearborn St., Chicago, $24, METZ: METZ will perform with open- 12-923-2O00 Seen from Inside: Perspectives on ing act Oozing Wound in Chicago. 8 History Center to examine popular L lt Capital Punishment:6 p.m. Tuesday, p.m. Wednesday, Lincoln Hall, 2424 N. WWII biography:Adults and high ive Bluegrass, Roots and Folk: Mary and Leigh Block Museum of Art Lincoln Ave., Chicago, $15-$18 (21+), school students are welcome to this ivery Monday in the pub, The Mud- and Pick/Laudati Auditorium, North- 773-525-2501 discussion of"Unbroken." 6 p.m. clapps perform. 8p.m. Monday, The western University, 40 Arts Circle Wednesday, Des Plaines History Cen- celtic Knot Public House, 626 Church Drive, Evanston, free, 847-491-4000 "i Saw You":This comedy perform- ter, 781 Pearson St., Des Plaines, free, t., Evanston, free, 847-864-1679 ance is based on actual local missed- 847-391-5399 irish music session:Enjoy Irish mu- connections postings, personal ads and sic every Tuesday night. 7p.m. Tuesday. solicitations for sexual encounters. 8 I Could Keep On Singing: A Tribute Tuesday, May 19 The Celtic Knot Public House, 626 p.m. Wednesday, Town Hall Pub, 3340 to Judy Garland:Julie Butler Chan- Church St.. Evanston, free, 847-864- N. Haisted Ave., Chicago, $5, 773-336- teuse in a Judy Garland Tribute, "I 'Adult Programming Movie Serles - 1679 2682 Could Go on Singing, The Capitol £'Gentlemàn's Agreement":Watch- Years." Featuring Garland's best record- ling the film, "Gentleman's Agreement" Movies, Munchies, and More: "This Instrumental music: Choir concert: ings of all time. Accompanied on Piano (which is ¿boUt journalist Phil Green. In Is Where I Leave You":When their Merit School of Music students per- by Bobby Schiff. 2 p.m. Wednesday, 'order to glean information on anti- father passes away, four grown siblings form selections from their well re- Skokie Theatre, 7924 N. Lincoln Ave., Semitism, Green decides to pose as a are forced to return to their childhood hearsed repetoire at the school. 6 p.m. Skokie, $15, 847-677-7761 Jew. 7p.m. Tuesday, Congregation Beth home and live under the same roof for a Wednesday, Merit School of Music, 38 CAm, 1370 Abbott Court, Buffalo Grove, week. 11:30 a.m. Tuesday, Morton Grove S. Peoria St., Chicago, free, 312-786- $5 CBA members; $8 non-CBA mem- Public Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave., Mor- 9428 rs, 847-383-5017 ton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 Have an event to submit? Go to chicagotribune/calendar.

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"Avengers: Age of Ultron" **/2 JANE AUSTEN'S PG-13, 2:22, fantasy. "Avengers: Age of Ultron" won't disappoint a majority of its presold, culturally obligated fans, Action, relentless and assaultive. Wisecracks, nu- merous, pretty sharp and evenly parceled out among Robert Downey Jr. (Iron Man), Chris Hemsworth (Thor), Mark Ruffalo (Hulk), Chris Evans (Captain America), Scarlett Johansson (Black Widow), Jeremy Renner (Hawkeye) and soon. Three years ago, writer-director Joss Whedon's "The Avengers" turned out to be a sprightly wallop of an all-star superhero blockbuster. So why does the new one seem, I don't know... a little ... small? Entertaining as much of "Avengers 2" is, Whedon's picture meets expectations without exceeding them. - Michael Phillips

A NEW MUSICAL "Furious7" *** PG-13, 2:20, action. Under the hood we're all Vin Diesel, trying to live a meaningful life a quarter-mile at a time. Yet the film series begun in the pre-9/11 era with "The Fast and the Furious" has sustained itself through weak se- quels and exuberant ones. Keep it coming, pal. We'll tell you when we've had enough. Even with its dull stretches and hacky, maniacal editing rhythms, "Furious 7" does the trick. lt's roughly as realistic as Georges Melles' "A Trip to the Moon' of course. But revisiting our old pals (one of whom is played by an actor who is no longer with us) and watching them survive one unsurvivable collision or plunge after another continues against the odds to have a walloping charm all its own. - M.P

"Home" *** PG, 1:36, family. The cuddliest alien invasion movie ever, "Home" contains nifty turns of phrase and some actual. verifiable verbal wit, owing in large part to its source material, Adam Rex's 2007 children's book "The True Meaning of Smekday' In the grand Hollywood tradition, DreamWorks Animation threw out most ofthat book book, music (and the film's original title, "Happy Smekday!") after 4 and lyrics by optioning the property seven years ago. Even though PAUL GORDON screenwriters Tom J. Astle and Matt Ember overpack the revised storyline, they get some crucial aspects right. - MP directed by BARBARA GAINES

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CARNEAL, MERCEDES F. MERCEDES F. CARNEAL, age 90, of Skokie. Beloved wife of the late Thomas E.; dear mother of Thomas E., Ill (Georgie), Celeste L. (Clark) Carneal, Linda E. (Edward) Tell Jacobson and Peter D. your :1 (Kathleen); loving grand- mother of Maria, Vincent, Michael and Caryn; cher- ished great-grandmother ot Jacob and Molly;and fond sisterofLilianaDomiani. Memorial Service will be held Saturday, June 6, 2015, at 2 p.m., at the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Loved One's Witnesses, 6730 Beckwlth Rd., Morton Grove.In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the National Parkinson Foundation, RO. Box 5018, Hagerstown, MD, 21741-5018.Funeral Info: 847.673.6111 or www.habenfuneral.com. HAT3TN i orne (t (ttmaton Story Sign Guesthook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries

GLASSBRENNER, MAE S. MAE S. GL.SSBRENNER, age 94, oÍ Skokie. Veteran, U.S. MarineCorps,World WarIl. Cherished mother of Helen (George) Scharfman; loving grandmother of Carolyn (Matt) Cox, William (Emily), Mae and the late Bobby Scharfman; cherished great-grandmother of Bobby and Danny Cox and Kenny Schariman.Memorial Service, Saturday, July 18th, at 2 p.m., at First Presbyterian Church of Evanston, 1427 ChIcago Ave., Evanston. Privatelnurnment,MemorialParkCemetery Mausoleum, Skokie. Funeral info: 847.673.6111 or www.habenfuneral.com. I iAI3EN Includeaphoto .rWnal llr,n¿1( Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituanes ofyourlovedone.

Trimarco, Patricia H. Patricia H.Trlmarco (flee Hockmuth), of Park Ridge; beloved wife of the late Thomas; loving mother of Claudia Trimarco (Thomas Prebble), Gina Trimarco (Brian Piper), Charles Trimarco (Mary Markarian) and Tracy (Peter) Scheffler: cherished grandmother of Maria, Clint, Elisa, Laurel, Lara, Sophia, Andrew, Glanna, James and Julia; dear twin sIster of the late Barbara Warlord. Visitation Friday, May 15 from 4 - 9 p.m. at Nelson Funeral Home, 820 W. Talcott (at Cuinberland), Park Ridge. Funeral prayers Saturday 9:45 am. at the funeral home with a procession to Our Lady of Hope, 9711 Devon Ave.. Rosemont for Mass of Christian Burial beginning at 10:30 am. Call 866.399.0537 or visit: Interment private. Patricia will be missed by her family and friends as well as her beloved cat, Nellie. Memorial contrIbutions welcome to PAWS Chicago, www.pawschlcago.org. For more into 847.823.5122 placeanad.tribunesuburbs.com or www.nelsonf mnerals,com. NFLSON

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3Y CASEY WILLIAMS convertible, but you could 'ribune Newspapers get a four-door coupe. Moving into the '70s and Sixty years ago, Ford and í'ise and fall of the early '805, Thunderbirds hevrolet stood grille-to- were aligned with the Lin- çrille with competing ideas coin Continental, meaning or an American sports car. they became large cars with orvette evolved into a long hoods.more effi- xy performance icon UNDERBIRD cient midsize model de- hile Thunderbird aimed buted for 1977. t a more leisurely crowd. Redesigned for 1983 hunderbird won the early with an aerodynamic body, es race but embarked Thunderbird begat Taurus pon divergent roads that but wouldn't last. Adrift in d to its demise in 1997. an SUV-dominated mar- A retro-modem ket, Thunderbird ceased hunderbird coupe took after 1997. The coupe mi- if in 2002 but was ground- grated from the American dby 2005. market, and Ford already Yet 11 generations of the had a proven sports car in hunderbird have had a the Mustang. ting effect on Ford and e American car market 'American car compa- Retro bird iles had always wanted to Ford re-introduced the et into the sports car mar- A 2002retro-modem Ford Thunderbird. two-seat Thunderbird for ret," said Bob Kreipke, Ford 2002 with retro styling that orporate historian. "The FORD PHOTOS recalled themes from 1955- ['hunderbird turned Out to 56. It shared its chassis and e a great, great car." V-8 with the Lincoln LS Ford's iconic sports car has lasting legacy in American car lore and Jaguar S-Type, but thin Drigins nostalgia and tough compe- - tition limited sales. T-Bird During the 1951 Paris went back on hiatus after tuto show, Ford vice presi- 2005. lent Louis Crusoe asked "We brought it back, but 3eorge Walker (later Ford it had limited marketabili- thief stylist) why Ford ty," Kreipke said. "Young lidn't have a sporty car like people want something hose on display. new. It may not have had "We have ajob just like the sales figures, but it was lat in the works right a real eye-opener. We 'ow' Walker responded, wouldn't have T-Bird clubs hen quickly called head- if it wasn't" luarters to ensure one was The1955Ford Thundembimd, left, debuted with a$2,695starting price: the1958T-Bimd, right, was a big seller for Ford. Today's younger drivers ;tarted. Or so the official prioritize practicality over ord story goes. look," recounted William look at the car, that vehicle T-Bird gets couple and take them to style, leading them to cross- "There were a lot of Clay Ford for Bill Boyer's has really, really beautiful dinner." overs and SpOrt sedans. But layers involved, a lot of book, "Thunderbird: An styling," Kreipke said. "It its wings Wake has owned four back in the '50s, Thunder- ;tories involved;' Kreipke Odyssey in Automotive looks nice, like you could Thunderbirds, including a bird gave Ford a sportier ;aid. "Ford studied Jaguar Design." "We were months get in and drive without it The Whiz Kids running '56, two '61 "bullet birds" image that was parlayed md MG and wanted to ahead of the T-Bird in clay, hurting you?' Ford, a fabled group of 10 and a 2004 "retro bird?' into today's Mustang and eep the car around $3,000. and he 'borrowed' our roof Styling innovations came Army Air Force statistical "I bought my first '61 in GT supercar. Ne cobbled up some vehi- line for a car that was to from necessity experts who in 1945 were 1963 and brought two sons Some want to compare :les from '52 to '53 to see precede the Mark libya Spare tires were hired as a unit by Henry home from the hospital in Thunderbird's uneven Nhat we could do." year." mounted on rear "conti- Ford II to impose order on it," Wake said. "When I soldhistory with Corvette. Thunderbird debuted Ford was head of Conti- nental kits" to free trunk the company after World it, I missed it so bad that I Chevrolet has maintained or 1955 with a $2,695 start- nental Division and de space for golf clubs. War II, determined that bought another. I've had clear vigilance over Cor- ng price. facto chief designer. Planned square windows to four seats sell better than the second one 46 years vette's style and perform- In his own book, "The improve hardtop visibility two, so Thunderbird grew and will never sell it. The ance. while Thunderbird's Design Man Who Saved the V8," became elegant portholes. for 1958, eliminating Cor- '61 has always been very image is convoluted. The Morsey said, "I still feel a "When the T-Bird came vette's domestic competi- special to me." retro roadster re-estab- Although the car's de- little guilty about borrow- out, it was something," said tor. Purists wonder if four Ford produced 198,191 of lished Thunderbird as a ;ign was reminiscent of ing one of the Mark II's Rodney Wake, president of seats were a mistake. the 1958-1960 models, far comfortable two-seater ontemporary Fords, de- major design cues. But the Vintage Thunderbird Club "Not for sales, it wasn't," more than the 10,000 annu- while evoking the 1955-57 :ails like the roof design hardtop was gorgeous!" International. "Thunder- Wake said. "Ford sold al- al production planned for models that defined it. ;tirred emotions. So was the color palette birds were exciting ver- most as many '58s as the the two-seat model. Sleeker When Ford needs another "The idea for the blind that included Snowshoe sions of Ford automobiles, prior three years combined. style came in 1961, but roadstr, Thunderbird will quarter came when Chase White, Goldenrod Yellow and they have continued to It became a more practical square themes returned for be ready to fly. Morsey came to the Conti- and Thunderbird Blue. be that way through the car for more people. In the 1964. The larger 1967 mod- riental Division for a sneak "If you stand back and years." classics, you can't pick up a el wasn't available as a Williams is a freelance r. 50 SPORTS

CENTRAL SUBURBAN SOUTH GIRLS TRACK AND FIELD CONFERENCE MEET NOTEBOOK j Niles West's Rafanan eyeing back-to-back state berths BYMArTHARNESS Glenbrook South Pioneer Press Despite a sprained anIde A relative newcomer tothat kept her from jumping hurdles, Nues West juniorforseveral weeks, Yasi Jazmine Rafanan will beMansoorieh finished sec- chasing after her secondond in the triple jump and consecutivetriptothethird in the longjump at the Class 3A state meet onCSL South's meet last week. Thursday, May 14, at the The senior recorded a Loyola Sectional. personal-best 33 feet, 5.5 i In less than a full seasoninches in the triple jump running hurdles as a soph-and hit a mark of 15-5.5 in omore, Rafanan earned herthe long jump. way to Charleston in the "She had been doing 300-meter low hurdles.some running, but she This season, Nues Westwasn't jumping," Glen- coach Mark Medland saidbrook South coach Fred he believes she can qualifyKocian said. "The trainers in both the 300 and 100gave her the go-ahead to high hurdles. jump because the pain and "We could tell right awayswelling was down." she had natural ability, but Mansoorieh was joined she needed to refine herin the jumps by junior technique and build up herteammate Maddy Eenigen- strength," Medland said.burg, who won the triple "Making it to state last yearjump with a career-long really captured her atten-34-00 and tied for fifth in tion, and she worked allthe long jump at 15-2. It was summer with us. She takesEenigenburg's first varsity to coaching well." conference championship. At the Central Suburban "They have been pretty South meet on Thursday,consistent for us all year," May 7, Rafanan finishedsaid Kocian, whose team first in the 300 (48.73 sec-took third with 85.53 points. onds) and second in the 100 The two will be looking (16.42) at New Trier infor their first trips to the Winnetka. Her top timestate meet when they com- this season in the 300 ispete in the sectional on 47.63 and it's 15.80 in theThursday, May 14, at Loyo- 100. la. Kocian said the duo's Those finishing first andbest chance to get to East- second at the sectional earnem Illinois' O'Brien Sta- automatic bids to state. Thedium is in the triple jump. Class 3A state standard forThe Class 3A state standard an at-large berth in the 300in the event is 35-8. is 46.94 and 15.34 in the "I always tell them at the 100. sectionalsto go for the "Jazmine has learned[state-qualifying] times or quite a bit in a little over adistance and to not worry year, but the work is notabout the competition," he over yet," Medland said.said. "She's very strong in both Glenbrook South's best events, but she knows shebet to earn a bid to the state has her work cutout for hermeet is Emily Noone. The at the sectional." freshman finished first in The Wolves, who fin-the 800 in 2:19.28 at confer- ished fourth at the confer-ence, beating the runner-up ence meet with 78 points,by nearly seven seconds. NIC SUMMERS/PIONEER PRESS will be one of five CSL Nues West's Jazmine Pafanan wins the 300-meter low hurdles during the Central Suburban South meet on May 7 ¡n Winnetka. South teams at Loyola.Maine South Conference champion SophomoresOlivia(5:27.53) and freshman Oliv-800, and senior Annie Bo-(10:02.29) earnedthel New Trier, Evanston, Glen- The Hawks scored 33 ofHolmes (12:05.46) andiaNiziolek (5:34.56)fin-gard was sixth (2:42.12) inHawks eight points. brook South and Mainetheir 74.83 points in fourMaura Lally (12:30.41) ished third and fifth, respec-the 800 for a seven-point South also will be at thedistance events at the CSLwent three-fourinthetively, in the 1,600 for eighttotal. [email protected] sectional in Wilmette. South meet to finish fifth as3,200 to total 10 points, points. Junior Kalina Gardi- The 4x800 relay team's Twitter @ba rnessp reps a team. while senior Casey Bomrad ner was third (2 :29. 16) in thesecond-place finish PORTS lue Demons 1nish ninth at sectional Fy SPORI'S' DEPARTMENT Poneer Press

The Maine East boys gymnastics team &iished ninth out of nine teams at the 1-offman Estates Sectional on Saturday. l\tay 9, with 91.250 points. Willowbrook on with a score of 148.400. The Blue Demons did not have any gymnasts earn a top-five finish and auto- niatically qualify for the state tournament. The team didn't have any at-large qualifiers either.

aine East's Jose Gonzalez competes on he still rings during the Hoffman Estates ectional on May 9. The junior tied for 38th BRIAN O'MAHONEY/PIONEEP PRESS PHOTOS 5.600). Maine Easts Drushal Gada performs on the high bar during the Hoffman Estates Sectional on May 9. He scored a 2.500 and tied for 41st.

Nues West boys water poio team's fifth season marked by tougher schedule

y MAVFHEW PARAS "Literally every weekend, we're playing Lefler is one of the top goalies in thefinish third in the CSL Tournament. Niles Pioneer Press one or two ofthe top-15 teams in the state state, Przekota said. He's played a large roleWest, which received the fourth seed, is As a coach, that's something I really believein the team's success. scheduled to open play in the Glenbrook Five seasons ago, Nues West boys waterin. I'd rather have that tough competition Lefler saidit's been difficult facingNorth Sectional on Thursday, May 14, at ob coach John Przekota took on an and be around .500 because the tougher the tougher competition. but that it's helping5:45 p.m. against fifth-seeded Glenbrook ambitious undertaking when he started thegrind your schedule is, the more they'rethe Wolves find their strengths and weak-North. school's varsity program. Through the firstgoing to be prepared for the postseason." nesses. As the Wolves worked to get into peak four years, Przekota's goals were just to Przekota saidhis current group of "We've learned that we're really good atform. Yusim said he noticed the stark each the fundamentals of the sport andplayers has grasped his expectations for adefense, and that we need to work on ourdifference from his freshman year. ake it accessible to students. higher-level program. Przekota, who offense," he said. "At practice, we work on "When we started off it was really just After going 23-8-1 and finishing secondplayed in college at lona, tries to help his our shooting. I think we lost a lot of playersabout having fun and making small im- at last year's Glenbrook South Sectional,team as much as possible. He quotes Walter from last year who scored goals for us, andprovements every game," Yusim said. "But however, things have changed at NilesPayton's speech on what it means to be a we're trying to make that up." as we got better, we got more serious. We West. winner and brings in Division I water polo Senior Max Yusim, who is Niles West'sactually have the chance to make it farther The Wolves (14-15,2-2 Central Suburbancoaches to hold clinics. primary scorer at the two-set position, andin sectionals. South) have played 20 games against Przekota's passion for the sport hasPrzekota said the main objective for the "... It's still about having fun, but it's more opponents ranked in the www.illpolo.com carried over to his players. Wolves is to finish the regular seasonserious. In the end, can we win those top 20. "I had John as my teacher my freshmanstrong so they can ride that momentumimportant games and get to where we want But it's been a rewarding experience asyear and he was always making jokes tointo the sectional, much like they did lastto be at the end ofthe season?" Nues West is also ranked No.25 in the state. come out and try out for water polo," senior season. "We have a very tough schedule, wayMatt Lefler said. "The first practice I went Niles West did just that, beating Glen-Paras is a freelance reporter for Pioneer tougher than last year," Przekota said. to I absolutely fell in love with it" brook North 16-3 on Saturday, May 9, toPress. 52 SPORTS

Jamiyankhuu leads Niles West boys gymnastics teamto stat BY MATT HARNESS Pioneer Press

Nearly everybody in the Fremd gym stopped what they were doing - even other competing gymnasts - to watch Nues West junior Dalai Jamiyankhuu's routine on the high bar. Audible oohs and abs filled the air while Jami- yankh uu wowed fans, gym- nasts, coaches and officials on bis way to winning the boys gymnastics sectional title with a score of 7.950. It was one of four first-place finishes for Jamiyankhuu, who also captured the all- around championship on Saturday, May 9, hi Palatine. "Yes, I could hear every- thing;" Jamiyankhuu said. "That was a cool moment." But Jamiyankhuu's ap- pearance at the sectional was cause for celebration, too. Jamiyankhuu was corn- peting in only his third meet of the season - and first in allsix rotations - since recovering from a bilateral fracture of the L5 vertebrae in his back, an injury due to overuse, he said. Jamiyank- huu's first competition was an invite at Nues North on April 24. "I was worried about missing the season because I would not be fully healed," said Jamiyankhuu, whose rehab mostly consisted of rest. "But there's been no irritation or pain or stress. I BRIAN OMAHONEY/PIONEER PRESS feel pretty good?' Above:Nues West's Dalai Jamiyankhuu finished first on the pommel horse and won the all-around title at the Fremd Sectional on May9. Below:Jami- Now a state qualifier in yankhuu (center) helped the Niles Westboysgymnastics team win the Fremd Sectional and qualify for the state meet, which takes place on May15 and all three of his seasons, 16at Hinsdale Central. Jamiyankhuu also won pommel horse (8.750), floorwon the sectional (146.850) score. exercise (9.300) and paralleland qualified for back-to- Janiiyankhuu tempered bars (8.600). He totaledback state trips. Last year's hisexpectationsfor the 51.800 to win theall- appearance was the firststate meet, which is Friday, around. Jamiyankhuusince the 1985-86 school May 15, and Saturday, May placed fourth on the still year. 16, at Hinsdale Central. M- rings (8.400) to earn anoth- "We didn't think we'dter all, last week was the er automatic berth. The top have him back, but it allfirst week he practiced all five and ties in each eventworked out," Batista said. six events this season. advanced to the state meet. "He makes us a state qualifi- "We will see how it goes," He also received an at-large er." he said. "It's all about get- berth in the vault (8.800). Jamiyankhuu had theting all of my skills back. "He was phenomenal,"second-best all-around Some have come faster than Niles West coach Adrianscore among competitors atothers. But I was happy Batista said. "He was onthe five sectionals. Onlywith howl did [May 9]." fire." Wheaton Warrenville With Jamiyankhuu backSouth senior Ben Szot mho rness@pionecrlocaLcom in the lineup, the Wolves(53.850) earned a higher Twitter @harnessp reps SPORTS 53 4 NilesNorth boys gymnastsqualify forstate y Mivrr HARNESS this weekend on the floorgymnastics results page toscored an 8.800 on the ioneer Press exercise. see if he got in. At-largevault at the sectional to "Last year, I really didn'tberths are awarded to theadvance, while Tang scored Nues North senior gym-do my best, but it reallytop 25 finishers among thean 8.050 on the parallel ast Mark Wilson knowsmotivated me to workfive sectionals who didn'tbars and Niederman scored hat it's like to be on bothharder," said Wilson, advance automatically. a 7.450 on the still rings. ides of the bubble. whose near-miss last "Sunday was a long day," Tang and Niederman were As a junior in his firstspring also came on the he said. "But it was such aon the cut line. arsity season, Wilsonfloor exercise. good relief tofind out All of them will compete ame close to receiving an At the Fremd Sectional[Monday] morning that Iat the state meet for the t-large bid to the state inPalatine on Saturday, made it." first time. eet, according to NuesMay 9, Wilson tied for Wilson was one of four "The kids really left it all orth coach Richard Mey-eighth on the floor exerciseVikings - Wilson, juniorout there and did a great r. with an 8.700. Only the topJordon Brewer, junior Ray- job," Meyer said. "I am very On Monday, May 11, hefive and ties earn automatic mond Tang and juniorhappy for all of them' ound out he was on thebids to the state meet. HeAaron Niederman - who BRIAN O'MAHONEVIPIONEER PRESS right side of the IHSA'ssaid he went on the IHSA's received an at-large bid to [email protected] NUes North's Aaron Niedermart performs ori the stilt rings selection process, earning awebsite over the weekend, the state meet, which is Twitter @harnesspreps during the Fremd Sectional on May9n Palatine. He scored tripto Hinsdale Centralconstantly refreshing the May 15, and May 16. Brewer a7.450to earn an at-large berth in the state meet. 3 locals earnall-CCIW honors at Augustana BY NICK BULLOCK played in 16 games, starting Pioneer Press two. McGinnis played in 18 games, starting 14. Three area athletes who helped the AugustanaNew Trier grads men's lacrosse team to an outstanding season made win BigTen title the all-College Conference Brothers Jared and Aron Df Illinois and Wisconsin }Liltzikboth New Tiler team. graduates, powered the liii- Junior attacker Kevinnois men's tennis team to a Gleason, a Loyola gradu- Big Ten title with a 4-0 ate, and junior goalkeepervictory against No. 2 seed Jack Peters, from MaineOhio State on April 26 in South, were named to all- Urbana. Aron Hiltzik,a CCIW first team. Juniorfreshman, won 6-4, 6-4 at defender Tyler Amidei, a No. 4 singles. Jared Hiltzik, a Vernon Hills graduate, was junior, was playing at No. i named to all-CCIW sec- singles, but Illinois wrapped ond team. up the victory before he had Other area athletes ona chance to finish the match. the team include seniorJared Hiltzik did earn a defenders Ty Benson ofvictory at No.idoubles, Libertyville and Taylorupsetting Ohio State's top AUGUSTANA SPORTS INFORMATION McGinnis of New Trier. tandem, ranked No. 4 in the Loyola graduate Kevin Gleason, left, led Augustana with57points on42goals and 15 assists. The Vikings (14-5) won country the CCIW tournament ti- Both Jared and Aron Hilt- tle and a trip to the NCAA zik were all-Big Ten selec-Heilenbach goes lowed just four hits and oneHills' Tyler Feeceisa Jeffrey Barton is a fresh- tournament, where they tions. Jared Hiltzik, a unani- run while striking out threeredshirt freshman pitcher, man pitcher. fell to Albion 13-12. mous first-team selection,9-huiiing distance and walking one batter. TheOak Park-RiverForest's Have a suestion for the Gleason led the teamalso received the team's Lyons graduate Stevewin improved the team toNick Kowakzuk is a red- College Roundup? Email with 57 points on 42 goals Most Valuable Player awardIleilenbach, a junior pitch-24-22. shirt freshman infielder, Nick Bullock at bullockpio- and 15 assists. Peters tied for the 2014-2015 season. erfortheIllinoisState Several of Heilenbach'sHinsdale South's Sean neerpressgmail.com for the team lead with 46 Senior Blake Bazarnik,baseball team, threw theteammates also hail fromBeesley is ajunior outfield- ground balls. Amidei from Stevenson,receivedRedbirds' first nine-inningthe Chicago area. Munde-er,Lyons' Brian Rode- Bullock is afreelance report- paced the team with 18 theIllini'ssportsmanshipcomplete game in almostlein's Derek Parola isamoyer is a redshirt junior erfor Pioneer Press. caused turnovers. Benson award. two years. 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