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Mass-goers crowded into St. John Bre- beuf Feb. 12, the church orchestra started playing majestic music and more than 40 Knights ofColumbus lined the center aisle, their swords raised ceremonially. But if worshippers expected Chicago's new archbishop to make a quick appear- ance, they were in for a surprise. A dozen priests in cream-colored vestments began a procession past the Knights in their capes and plumes, then a dozen more, and they kept streaming up to the front until about 60 priests had taken seats on the side of the altar. Only then did Bishop Francis Kane and Archbishop Blase Cupich, who was recently appointed to head the archdio- cese, appear. "Thank you all for coming out tonight," Cupich said to the crowd of more than 1,300. It was the sixth of the archdiocese's welcome Masses for the new archbishop, each held in one of the six vicariates (re) of the archdiocese. St. John Brebeuf hosted Vicariate 2's event and the 60 or so priests came from the various churches in the vicariate, located on the North Side and the near north suburbs. Many oftheir parishioners came as well. During his homily, Cupich told the story of an immigrant woman who came to the United States shortly after World WarI, when she was about 18 years old. Her mother had died during the war, and her father remarried a 22-year-old woman, who did not get along with her new step-daughter. To prevent bickering, the PIONEERpqss PHOTOS father sent his daughter to sell their 1rm's Archbishop Blase Cupich. at microphone, thanks parishioners for attending hs welcome Mass. Bishop Francis Kane, from left, St. John produce at the daily market, but theBrebeuf Deacon Andrew Beierwaltes and St. John Brebeuf Pastor Rev. Michael Meary sit beside him. daughter could not get the hang of riding the horse sidesaddk Blase as a gift from Vicariate 2. He hadCarol Ann Braovac said after Cupich gave Finally, the father told his daughter, "Gocommissioned it from Chicago-based ico-the family his blessing and told Laica he to the United States with your brother. nographer Joseph Maiham. would be praying for him. You're no good to me," the archbishop After the priests and archbishop exited, At the reception, Andrew Johnson, explained. St John Brebeuf Pastor Rev. Michael director of the American Indian Center in He used it to illustrate how sometimesMeany spirited the archbishop off to theChicago, along with Georgina Roy, director the darkest moments and feelings can beparish ministry center, where parish volun-of the St. Kateri Center, an Archdiocese of transformed by God, and indeed it becameteers stood waiting to serve trays of food,Chicagu ministry to the American Indian a blessing as the woman's life changed forand a children's choir was singing onstagecommunity, led guests in a prayer to the the better. to greet the archbishop Soon, hundreds offour directions, asking everyone to face Then he revealed, "That woman was mychurchgoers streamed in, and they sat ateast, south, west and north in turn, as well grandmother," to a low murmur oftables or stood in line to meet the as honoring the sky and the Earth. "ohhhh," from worshippers. archbishop and take photos with him. Many of the American Indian Center "By identifying that knot and untying it, Carolyn Drblik of the Catholic Women'smembers, dressed innative American she could see the guodness God created inClub and Alice Kowaiski of the Queenhonorary attire,performed drumming. her life," he said. Jadwiga Society welcomed Cupich withThey were followed by other groups Parishioners then came to the podiumthe traditional Polish greeting ofbread and including a Croatian troupe and offered blessings in Polish, Croatian,salt The celebration went on past IO p.m., Tagalog, Spanish, Italian and English. While most of the guests were fromwith parish volunteers serving Polish ham As Mass was about to conclude, two gifts nearby parishes, Carol Ann and Bobsandwiches, fruit kebabs, poppy seed and were presented to the archbishop. The Reu Braovac brought their son, Luka, 7, whochocolate cake, wine and coffe to the Fawaz Kako of Mart Mariam Chaideanwas diagnosed with a brain tumor last guest& Catholic Church in Northbrook presentedJune, from Milwaukee, Wis, to be blessed a Bible in Aramaic, the language of Jesus,by the archbishop. Pam DeFÍ.gfio is a freelance reporter for Archbishop Blase Cupich is welcomed at and Bishop Kane presented an icon of St. "We're basically hoping for a miracle,"Pioneer Press. St. John Brebeuf parish. 5

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((1 U' 847673.6300 WL'.-flO -. J-s E . North5horeCentei.org JERRYCICI4ON/PIONEER PRESS Adam Cieply. from left. Ray Joseph and Andrew Cichon of Boy Scout Troop 175 received 1 MARINOREALTORS their Eagle Scout status at a ceremony at St. John Brebeuf parish. 11grìiu!V 5800 Dempster-MortonGrove (847)967-5500 21.. (OUTSIDE ILLINOISca i-800 253-0021) Three Nues troop members The GoldStandard www.century21mamo.com L 3 attain rank of Eagle Scout . BY Piw DEFIGLIO Scouts to make handmadeflower bed and replanted : Oilliii Pioneer Press greeting cards for hospital-flowers and plants to en- r ' . . y. . i F ized children. His projecthance the beauty of the Boy Scout Troop 175,contributed to www.cards-surroundings. Joseph also based at St. John Brebeufforhospitalizedkids.com, a volunteers at St Andrew's. parish in Niles, has addedcharity effort started by Jen Cichon organized volun- A T.Y BUY! 4I threemoreEagleScoutsto Rubino, aParkRidge teenteers to clear1.5acres of Phstn CJw tTy 1l S1i But I Vom oe Let Bitfii txJ8n ItunLç Fli withn,y r&zit xtn' Huge M cm. ciig rin kvatpl rwJ pst. New wns itslonglist Adam Cieply whose own hospitalizationsinvasive plant species from ni S be 3 tx S 2 att the Miami Woods Forest -L- & aiwy eat-rn kJtthRlwfll hJilMnl s%3 S 2 h tata tt4ujt Spacious luwiq n + cm withHW tìs 1Iei uthen and Ray Joseph, both sen-inspired her to send up- Lage tsiy rani wiEacn Sreicra. ty ran wVì wa wJi ate ccut.SS ntiq n S P Li ¡ors at NotreDameCollegelifting cards to other seri-Preserve which is on Cald- Io yard.UxbInft rt wvxÌmfre & IfA 2 tsïly m 2 kitdi w/tii & hi bK tw im Prep in Niles, and Andrewously ill kids. Cieply col-well Avenue north of Oak- age Nea atad. PSMX:dS tas. .79,OOO w lanas2 page $39,9OO Cichon, who graduated lastlected card stock, markers ton Street in Niles. After the spring from Loyola Acade- and supplies and held card-Scouts uprooted buckthorn r- ' pg_ 1 my in Wilmette, earned themaking parties They yield-and other non-native -- . toprankin Boy Scouting.ed 237 cards. Rubinoplants, sunlight could reach They got official recogni-thanked him, saying shethe ground level of the .., tion at a Court of Honor usually gets15to 16 fromforest, and native grasses volunteers. and prairie vegetation have .e ceremony Feh 8 at St. John Brebeu1 attended by about Joseph chose to do his grown back, Cichon said. 4 - 100 well-wishers. project at St. Andrew Life "Everything iscoming To achieve Eagle ScoutCenter, an assisted living. back to life," he commented. '1kNAL VA4,IE voIeWMT QVB! status, scouts must cap offnursing care and independ- The native plants also . . Nn ta I 7 ran Path with axwieiÍ o Pbtn G«e. Cuis ne tÌs ae ity atsInrted eYlt19 b:atxSpa:ULShInq ne wh wesi c n5 t1cXTh1ef IO Hi SdW' Hwd us ent senior living complexprovide frod for native ani- years of earning merit thing mr£atl1kitth1with o cr 3 s wt wwai Losscaptmg Mç ran & Iw uun iqe 19ut-m 3 e badges and progressing up-just south of Touhy AvenuemaK & i ½ tata fil ld nt with r ron h baTh, utily beOTaa511 ward through different and west of Milwaukee Ave- rn &oi1ti 2 Besfiy 11aaped reai yd tue xen n S t xage roci 2 sazfei y ranks with an Eagle project nue in Niles. Joseph andPam DeFgI1O is a freelance renit Syeetlly 9,oOO Laated r iig S ta Cieply marshaled fellow volunteers reconfigured areporterfor Pioneer Press. 6 NEWS Three possiblenewNues logos unveiled non-resident friends. The busi- IGOR STUDENKOV ness owners were asked a fifth Pioneer Press question - what would make the Three potential new vi11ag village the best place to live and logos and two new tag lines were work? officially unveiled at the Feb. 11 LS+Team also talked to village Niles Economic Development and employees and several Niles corn- Neighborhood Renewal Commis- munity organizations to get addi- sion meeting. tional input. On May 27, the Niles Village The company took that in- Nues Board voted to hire LS+Team, aformation and set out to craft Glen Ellyn branding consultant, to logos and tag lines based on the revamp the village brand by giving common themes found in those it a new logo and a tag line. Theresponses. They wanted to create move came in response toa something that would convey that recommendation from the Eco- Niles is a safe, comfortable, family- nonlic Development and Neigh- friendly, pro-business village with borhood Renewal Commission,diverse neighborhoods and good which argued that rebranding was publicamenities. They also necessary to encourage new de-wanted to touch on the village's velopment and attract new busi- proximity to Chicago and O'Hare nesses and residents. Airport During the Feb. 11 meeting, the Sallwasser said LS+Team majority of the commission spoke thought Niles' current logo and strongly in favor ofa logo featuring tag lines were too generic. The ¡les:- the Leaning Tower of Nues and company, she said, was trying to rule'; r&t other images arching over thecreate a tag line that was more village naine. But when it came to unique and evocative. tag lines, the majority of the 'EWe want tag lines that feel commission didn't like either ofinspirationaland aspirational, IGOR STUDENKOV/PIONEEP PRESS the choices presented. The corn- [such as] 'Open Up,' 'Your Life,During the Feb. 11 meeting, the majority of the commission spoke strongly in favor of a logo featuring the missionultimately decidedto Animated,' " Saliwasser said. Leaning Tower of Nues and other images arching over the village name. fl1ink of some suggestions and In the end, LS+Team came up review them for the next meeting. with two tag lines - "Rules points toward the village name. good representation of Nues at "It's very dynamic, and you The current Niles logo, whichRewritten, Stories Told" and Nues Economic Development events. want that dynamism," he said. features a red, white and blue "New Thinking, Next Door." Director and commission member Many commission members While commission members shield with the village name and The first tag line, SallwasserRoss Klicker said that, while hetook issue with the "Rules Re-didn't have objectionstothe the phrase "All America City,"explained, was designed to reflectdidn't have anything against anywritten" part of the first tag line,second tag line, most weren't dates back to 1968. Niles' currentthat Niles is progressive and has a logo, he personally preferred theexpressing concers that it invitesenthusiastic about it Many mem- tag line is "Where people count,'diverse population that has plentythird. lawbreaking. bers offered alternative tag lines, though the village also used "#1of stories to tell. In the second tag "I like it for the more corporate Commission member Julie including "New Thinking, Stories Place to Raise Kids" as a second-line, "next door" is a reference tofeel I can present to businesses,"Genualdi, a Park Ridge police Told," "Just Be There" and "Live, ary tag line since 2011. The tag lineboth Niles' proximity to Chicagohe said. officer, noted the logo will be used Work and Thrive." is a reference to a 2011 Busi- and one's next-door neighbors. Klicker added that he likes itseverywhere, including the Niles Klicker took the poll of the nessweek article spotlighting For the logo, Sallwasser said thecorner-as-arrow element. Police Department commission members. For the communities that are affordableLS+Team was aiming for "time- "It's very subtle, but it's subtle "On a police badge, 'Rules logo,14 commission members and kid-friendly. Most villageless colors" and timeless design.thingsthatstickin people'sRewritten' sends a very mixedvoted for the first option, one documents - such as meetingAll logos use orange, blue andminds;' he said. message," she said. voted for the second and three agendas - have both tag linesgreen. Most commission members Nues Communications and voted for the third. For the tag line, somewhere on them. The first logo features a graphicspoke in support of the first logo,Multimedia Coordinator Hayleyfive voted for the first option, In their presentation to thewith the Leaning Tower, the Niles arguing that it captured Niles'Garard defended the tag line,three voted for the second option Economic Development andFree Bus, park trees and somefamily-friendlyfeeland high-arguing that it can have goodand 13 voted for "none of the Neighborhood Renewal Commis- generic buildings arching over thelighted the village's amenities and connotations - and that it works above." sion, LS+Team owner Lisa Sali- village name written all-caps. The points of interest. Commissiongreat from a marketing perspec- After some discussion, commis- wasser and LS-+Team partnertag line, rendered in a greenmember Vicki Peake echoed the tive. sion members agreed to think of Stephanie Goodman explainedhandwritten-style font, wasthoughts of many members when "For me, 'Rules Rewritten, Sto- tagline suggestions and send them how they arrived at the logas andplaced right below. she weighed the strengths andries Told' gives me a lot to workto Village Secretary Cathy Spado- tag lines they proposed. The second logo features the weaknesses ofthe logos. with:' she said. "I can visualize it ni by Feb. 20. They would discuss Goodman said the companymap of Nues with Milwaukee "Aesthetically, I like No. 1," she going in all sorts of directions." the submissions at the next meet- conducted a total of26 interviews,Avenue andothermajorsaid."Itincorporates every- Garard used the city newsletter ing. eight of which were with ownersthoroughfares outlined in white.thing together. Other logos look a as an example. "Go home, and for the next of Nues businesses. Each inter- The village name is located to thelittle too corporate and not as "I do our newsletter, and re-week, think of three-four words viewee was asked four questionsright of the map, with the tag line friendly." cently I started putting in residentthat are captivating, that describe how they felt about Niles, whatplaced right below the name. Niles Chamber of Commerce stories, and they are great stories,"the Village of Nues in a positive were the village's strengths and The third logo features theand Industry Executive Director she said. way," Przybylo said. weaknesses, what characteristicsletter "N" inside an equilateralKatie Schneider said she thinks Mayor Andrew Przybylo called they would ascribe to Nues andrhombus, with the right comer ofthe first logo does the better job ofit bold and eye-catching, which1g'or Studenkov is a freelance re- how would they describe Niles to it forming a green arrow thatattracting people and offered a works well for Niles. porterfor Pioneer Press. POLICE REPORT 7 Women WH?LE The following incidentspolice for reportedlyinvolved in an accident and FOODS. 4 were listed in the weeklyspeeding and driving er-was admittedtoNorth bulletin prepared by theratically on DempsterShore Hospital, but when in SAUGAN ASH Nues Police Department.Street. He has a March 27the man called the hospital, Readers are reminded thatcourt date. he learned the story was a Shop LocaL SeD Local. an arrest does not constitu- lie, police said. te a finding of guilt. Only aTHEFT A resident of the 8300 Motion! court of law can make thatuA 28-year-old man fromblock of Octavia Avenue Local Goods Chicago determination. Bristol, Indiana told policetold police that a package that a woman stolehis containing a $200 designer Tuesday, March 17 Niles video game equipment onwallet probably was stolen Feb. 9 after he traveled 132 Feb. 7 after it was delivered Whole Planet Foundation Benefit RETAn. THEFT miles to have dinner and to her doorstep. Christopher Samaniego,play video games with her. A laptop computer was Wine Tasting Reception 39, of the 7200 block ofThe man told police that hestolen Feb. 10 from a dis- West Lawrence Avenue, first met the woman online play inside Jewel-Osco, Harwood Heights, was A and that the two agreed to 5667 W. 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BY JENNIFER JOHNSON Two people were ticketed after a Pioneer Press vehicle crashed into a tree along a stretch of Northwest Highway in Park A fire that damaged a Park District mainte- Ridge. nance garage probably was mechanical in nature, The accident occurred just before authorities say. sundown Feb. 10 at the intersection of North Maine Fire Marshai Arnold Witzke said Northwest Highway and Western Av- the official cause ofthe Feb. 2 fire at 9229 Emerson enue. According to police, a 71-year- st. in unincorporated Maine Township has been old Park Ridge woman was driving classified as accidental and probably was the south on Western and crossing North- result of a heating system or lighting malfunction. west Highway when she collided with I The building belongs to the Golf Maine Park a white Ford Expedition driven by a District and housed vehicles and other equip- 37-year-old man from Staten Island, ment. Smoke damage was noticeable on the NY. The Expedition, which was tray- exterior of the cinder block structure following eling east on Northwest Highway, the fire. jumped the curb and drove up the John Jekot, executive director for the Park front lawn of a residence at the District, said two pickup trucks were destroyed, southeast corner of the intersection, but the total damage is still unknown. striking a small tree. "The [insuranceladjusters arestillgoing The vehicle sustained front-end through the inventory process' he said. damage, but no injuries were reported, JENNIFER JOHNSON/PIONEER PRESS The Golf Maine Park District, which consists of police said. A Ford Expedition crashed into a tree on the lawn of a residence in Park Ridge. two public parks, serves unincorporated Maine The driver of the car that struck the Township and portions of Park Ridge, Niles and Expedition was ticketed for failure to Des Plaines. The maintenance garage is located yield. Police also cited the driver of the alcohol and no insurance. Accordingof alcohol impairment at the scene of behind the recreation building at Dee Park. Expedition for driving with opento police, the man did not show signs the accident.

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It was a sensible preamble to a discussion about three black males killed with nobody MIKEISAACS/PIONEER PRESS PHOTOS ever chaed in any oftheir deaths. Oakton Community College professor Angelyn Anderson looks at race relations in America through the lives of Emmett Till, Trayvon Mar- Whether there was justification in the tiri and Mike Brown during a Coming Together in Skokie and Nues Township program at the Skokie Public Library. shootings that took the lives of Trayvon Martin and Michael Brown remains contro- versiaL In the first inddent George Zim-something Trayvon Martin fought back so "Idon'thaveagun. Stop merman was found not guilty by a jury. In George Zimmerman had to protect himsell the second, authorities declined to indict orEmmett Till violated "an unwritten rule"shooting" press charges against police officer Darrenabout addressinga white woman in the deep Wilson. south. - Michael Bmwn What seems indisputable, though, said The differences in perspective between Anderson, wearing a T-shirt that read, Blackblacks and some whites surrounding these1:fflcers, why do you have LivesMatter,isthepresence of "an deaths perfectly illustrates the "check your epidemic impacting black lives and at anprivilege" concept Anderson said. your guns out?" exponential rate than their counterparts." She played an interview with the mother - Kenneth Chamberlain Anderson drew out short biographies ofof Eric Gamei a black man who was the three maies and their tragic outcomes,strangled in NewYork City by police in a"I love you,, toa" showing still photos of each of them after controversial killing. - Sean Bell they were killed. "They think it's a small group of African Till, killed in 1954 at age 14 for allegd1yAmericans that's complaining," the grieving"You shot me You shot me!" whistling at a white woman in Mississippi,mother said about the differing responses. Oscar Grant was unrecognizable after his savage beating"Until it happens to them and their fomil and being shot in the head. they don't understand. They don't under- "What are you fo1long me Roy Bryant, the husband of the woman,stand what we're going through or what and his half-brother J. W Milam, were we're fighting against" acquitted ofcharges even though years later Anderson seemed to realize the greatest- Trayvon Martin they admitted to the crime in a magazinechallenge is in how to address such a interview. difficult and toxic issue. Most ofthe 45 or so "I can't breathe!" The Feh II Skokie program, Movingaudience members agreed with her about- Eric Girner Thrgets: Lives and Legacies of Emmett Till,the need to speak to one another, to raise the The community engaged n a provocative Trayvon Martin and Mike Brown, exploredissue to keep the dialogue going "Please don't let me die" discussion on race last week led by Oakton connections between Till's murder from It was a spirited conversation, one that- Kimani Gray Community College professor Angelyn more than 60 years ago and the more recentinspired people to speak out about what Anderson at the Skokie Public Library. high-profile killings ofbiack youth. small steps they can take to make difficult Anderson said that each of these caseschange words ofAfrican Americans who have been many, itby far spoke the loudest were surrounded by "victim blaming" to But toward the end, the discussion fell killed at an early age. justify the deaths. silent as Anderson displayed somber quotes This may have been the quietest moment miSaQCS(äpionCfr!ocaLcom Michael Browiì was a thug who stoleon the overhead screen, the reported lastof the Coming Together program, but for 1'witter EDUCATION n- State Rep. McAuliffe visits Niles Maine South presents Students at Mark 'Pippi Longstocking' Twain School hear BY JENNIFER JOHNSON Pippi about the legislature Pioneer Press Longstocking Pioneer Press Staff Report Maine South High School will present its winter play,Where: Maine South High State Representative 'Pippi Longstocking," thisSchool, ml S. Dee Road, Michael McAuliffe visited weekend at the Park Ridge Park Ridge a Niles elementary school school, mi S. Dee Road. When:7:30 p.m. Thursday recently, inviting students Performance times are Feb. 19-Saturday Feb. 21 and to ask him questions about 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 2 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 21 his job as a legislator. 19 through Saturday, Feb. 2L The visit took place Feb. There will also be a 2 p.m. 11 at Mark Twain School, Saturday matinee. 9401 N. Hamlin Ave. Mc- Playing the lead role ofMaddy Bergstrom, Claire Auliffe visited three class- Pippi is Chrissy Friel. TheConnolly, Maria Francque rooms where students remaining castincludesEamon Hurd, Melissa San- asked about what state Kelly Bauer, Trevor Ross, ford and Skylar Golbeck. representatives do and Grace Gobie, Elena Sasso, Funding for the produc- how they are elected. Anna Spytek, Sarah Biggins, tion has been provided in McAuliffe, a Republican Jack Hoeg Mark Biedke,part by the District 207 from Chicago, represents Mason Matt Michael Wzo-Education Foundation and portions of East Maine rek, Grace Murphy, Pat Gib- the Park Ridge Cultural Arts School District 63, includ- bons, Greta Ramsey, Maddie Council. ing Niles. Park Ridge and EAST MAINE SCNOOL DISTRICT 63 Hoffman, Bonnie Millener, Tickets are $7. For more unincorporated MaineEva Perelgut, teacher at Mark Twain Elementary School, looks on as State Representa- Darragh Dolan, Tommyinformation, contact the Township. tive McAuliffe speaks with students about his work in Springfield. 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Every Friday, about 100 puppies and :: kittens facing euthanasia are scooped up from rural shelters in southern states and driven in vans by volunteers to Morton ' Grove, where they gt a new chance at life in new homes at Wright-Way Rescue, a no-kill animal shelter that opened a new I 13,000 square-foot facility at 5915 Lincoln -' Ave. last fall. The rescued animals come mostly from animal control centers in rural areas of states like Kentuckç Arkansas and Mis- souri. Despite the animals being mostly healthy, they're added to lists to be put to sleep because of a lack of space in the under-funded shelters. Wight-Way Rescue, along with a handful ofother no-kill shelters in the state, swoops in once-a-week to gather a new group of pets, which are then brought to the Wright-Way Rescue Admissions and Care Center in downstate Murphysboro, Ill. The pets spend a two or three week period in the downstate facility while they are prepped for adoption with all the proper vaccinations and grooming services. Then, the van comes back and brings them north to Morton Grove, where they're put into spacious cages to await their new homes. Wright-Way welcomed about loo mem- hers of the Morton Grove Chamber of NATALIE HAYESIPIONEEP PRESS Commerce on Feb. 11 to tour the newWright-Way Rescue welcomed the Chamber of Commerce to its new Morton Grove facility at5915Lincoln Ave. on Feb. 11. The shelter facility, which includes a full-service veten- houses about loo pets available for adoption. nary hospital and a large adoption center designed to keep the animals comfortablesee him in person." ing efforts, but saving thousands ofpets and with ventilated, spacious cages. Beyond the chamber event and hostingpaying for day-to-day operations of the The addition of the vet hospital helpsregular adoption hours, Wright-Way Res- facility requires thousands of additional low-income pet owners pay for health carecue regularly welcomes Girl Scouts troops dollars. for their pets, said the facility's veterinarian,to the facility for service projects and also "We're focusing our sights on fondrais- Laura Evans. hosts family service nights that allow localing, because what we really needis "It allows us to be more full-service sofamilies to come in and spend a few hoursdonations," Walchuk said. that now people can gt their pet and walk with the animals. As if Wright-Way's mission weren't next door to the vet," Evans said. Part of the new facility also includesheartwarming enough, the animal-lovers Shelby Waichuk, one of six employeesspace for kids birthday parties and abehind the shelter make sure none of the who run the shelter, said communitytraining room that offers discounted train-animals are ever put to sleep, regardless of outreach events like the Chamber mixer areing classes to new dog owners. whether they find adoptive families or not. a major component of shelter's operations "Sometimes behavioral issues force peo- If an animal isn't adopted after a few since Wright-Way moved from its smallerpie to give up their pets," Waichuic said.months, it's either put into a foster home previous location in Niles last year. "The training center provides a place forwith one of the shelter's more than 100 "Shelters can sometimes be associated training so they don't have to give them up."volunteers, or it is sent back downstate to with negative, scary feelings," Walchuk Wright-Way was on track toward a goal the Murphysboro facility, which sits on a said. "But this is actually a hopeful, happyofsaving 5,000 animals in 2013 until a freakfarm and has acres of outdoor space for the place, so we want to get as many people in as accident involving a school bus that crashedanimals to run around when they're not possible." through the front of its building at 7136 Windoors. Chicago resident Sarah Kough broughtTouhy Ave. in Niles forced the facility to Amongthe new programs on the horizon her dad along to look at a puppy she sawmove into a temporary location in Desfor Wright-Way isan initiativecalled A volunteer comforts this 10-week old listed for adoption on Wright-Way's web-Plaines for ayear. ConnectUS, which connects patients at the kitten. site. After a year of displacement, Wright-Ann and Robert H. Lune Children's Rospi- As Kough played with the puppy in anWay is looking toward the future andtal of Chicago with puppies living atWright-Way can be seen at http://wnight- enclosed play room on Wednesday night,setting a new goal to save at least that manyWright-Way. wayrescue.org. The adoption hotlineis she said she drove in from the city animals in 2015, if not more. Waichuk declined to provide additional 847-728-5434, option 2. specifically to see the puppy. Adoption fees and a new pet supply store details on the partnership, but said more "We're looking for a dog and we saw this added to the front lobby of the shelter haveinformation would come out this spring. Natalie Hayes is a freelance reporter for one online' Kough said. "I wanted to comehelped contribute to the shelter's fundrais- All the animals available for adoption at Pioneer Press. NEWS 13 Snow sculptures take center stage in Skokie 's BY ¡CARIE ANGELL Lue Geiges, Westfield Old Orchard pressive display. Pioneer Press district general manager, of the "What we did was, we stood up o- awe factor of seeing huge snowfour sheets of plywood for fram- What do you do with tons ofsculptures, professionally craft- ing the rear and we attached them o snow at an outdoor shopping mall ed. in an open hexagonal shape," said besides hauling it all away? Shoppers were seen snappingKris van Slee of Chicago,a How about make snow sculp-cell phone photos of sculpturessculptor. "And then we took tures at Old Orchard shopping Feb. 12. another sheet ofplywood and laid mall in Skokie? "I think social media has be-it down and stacked two high for Located at the center's Koicome such a huge part of oureach side and then we took two Pond (near Macy's) will be anbusiness and it's one picture thatmore halfsheets for the nose. eight-foot tall koi fish. Near Cubeends up on someone's Facebook "And then we just filled and Park, a polar pear scene withpage and it gets Tweeted out,"packed it with snow," van Slee penguins beckons to the kid in all Geiges said. said, who worked alongside his shoppers. Teaming up with artist Josephwife Leslie van Slee and another "We were actually doing a mall Gagnepain of St. Charles and his sculptor requesting anonymity. walk on that Monday after we gotcrew, mall officials reviewed de- Gagnepain was on another 19 inches of snow," said Shannonsign proposals with a requestedteam in the recent Frankenmuth, Ridgeway, senior marketing di- polar bear. Michigan Snowfest, taking first rector of Westfield Old Orchard. "I just kind ofpictured it in myplace for the single block snow "And we thought, 'What could wehead," said Gagnepain. "It wassculpting competition category (ARIE ANGELL LUC/PIONEEP PRESS do with all of that snow,' sort ofkind of like a play off of the Polar for a work called "Splash." Joseph Gagnepain finetunes a snow sculpture Feb. 12 at Westfield Old making lemons out of lemonade." Plunge or the Skokie Splash. "I was proud to be on theOrchard mall in Skokie. With a Valentine's Day week- "It's penguins sliding on a polarwinning team," said Gagnepain."I end pop-up shop of artisansbear's back so there's some move- never dreamt as a young childtheir backyard such as "I Love Visit http://www.artbyjo- called Dose Market at The Cube, ment on it," he said. playing in the snow that I would You." seph.com. customer traffic was guaranteed Pros estimate the winter sceneever make a living out of this7 "This is a shout out to her," to pass by the snow sculptures. near The Cube literally has tons The sculptor used to write hisGagnepain said. "Mom, HappyKane Angeli Luc is a freelance "It's unexpected' said Timof snow compacted for an im-mother messages in the snow inValentine's Day!" reporterfor Pioneer Press.

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Reintroducing Chicago's original entertainment guide Experience the new Metroiiix.com. now on all of your devices. With entertainment listingsthat cover the city and the suburbs. were your go-to source so you can spend less time planning, and more time doing. Qmetromix.com NEWS Village employeespropose t!h icai ìnIiunc BLUE SKY peer-driven awardprogram INNO VAT ION IGOR STUDENKOV and their supervisors would have no role in Pioneer Press it. "It's run and operated by the employees The Niles General Government/IT corn-themselves," she said. "It's not the bosses mittee voted to give its support for the newwho name [the winners] - it's their peers." employee recognition awards. Skeffington-Vos estimated that the The proposal, which was devised by aawards would cost about $2,300 a year. group ofvullage ofNi)es employees, calls for Vil)agManager Steve Vinezeano ex- the monthly Peer Award and the annualpressed concern about one aspect of the Above and Beyond Award. All full-time proposal. He asked how the price would be part-time and seasonal village employeeshandled if more than one person won. would be e1igible and the winners would beSkeffington-Vos explained that the commit- determined by an anonymous 10-membertee that created the proposal flt that each employee committee. Some deti1s may stillperson involved deserved a full price. be changed, and it will be up to the Vuilag "They felt it was unfair to make people Board to determine whether to approve it. who saved people's lives split $100," she Assistant Villa Manager Hadley Skef-said fington-Vos presented the proposal during Vmnezeano said he worried that this the committee's Feb.IImeetiìg. Shemight lead to a sharp increase in the cost of explained that the idea for employeethe awards. But General Government/IT recognition awards came from the em-Committee chair GeorAlpogianis argued ployees themselves, and neither she northat the award committee were sensible other village officials were involved. enough to keep the costs under control The proposal calls for two award& The "I think they should have leeway," he Peer Award would take place once a month.said. "1 think they are reasonable people - Nominations can be made by fellow em-they wouldn't give an award to the entire ployces. The committee of 10 anonymous[DepartmentofPublic Works] for shoveling employees would then look at the nomina-snow" tions and rank each nominee based on General Government/IT Committee several categories using a number scale.member and Village IT Director Bill Shaw Skeflington-Vos would then tabulate thesusted two changes to the proposal. He results. would have Peer Award winners help If the committee member gets nomi-choose the next month's winner. He also nated, he or she wouldn't take part in thesuggested that all Peer Award winners r 11 evaluation process on thatparticularshould tell the award committee which one month. of them deserves to get the annual award. Skeffington-Vos explained that, ifno oneShaw argued that this would be good for whétìÑ A Óvation. is nominated, the award simply won't take morale. place. On the other hand, ifseveral equally "It would help control disappointment worthy candidates are nominated, thefor people who didn't gt [the Above and committee may choose one and hold overBeyond Award], so they'd at least know meets inspiration the other application for a later date. their input was considered in the process' "Applications will be held for three he said. months, so if there are 20 good application After some discussion, Skeffigton-Vos visionaries, ideas and trends connect here in February, they would roll over intosaid she'll take Shaw's idea back to the March and April," said Skeffington-Vos. employees. She indicated that more than one person The General Government/IT Commit- could be nominated for the award ifthey all tee unanimously voted to support the took part in the same praiseworthy act. program. While the \'illage Board doesn't "-if2-3 employees pulled someone out ofneed to sign off on the awards' creation, the river, they all gt an award," she said. they would need to approve the program's Wmners of the Peer Award would get abudget That would be part of the board's $100 gift card for the Nues business of theirbudt planning process, which will unfold choice, and they'll get a parking spot in theover the next fw months. village garage for a month. And, to encour- Before the committee voted, Vinezeano age participation, an employee who nomi-said that its vote of support may help it nated the winner would gt $25. along. The proposal also calls for Above and "of course, it has to survive the budget Beyond Award - an annual award that process," he said. "It would be nice to show b I u e s k y in n o y a ti o nc o m would draw from the pool of that year'sthat General Government [committee] is Peer Award winners Winners ofthe Abovebehind it." #connect and Beyond awards would get $500 Visa giftcard Skeffington-Vos emphasized that theIgor Studenkov is a freelance reporter for awards would be entirely employee-run,Pioneer Press. NEWS

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IGOR STUDENKOV quiries offered to repre- council. "She is a very strong woman. She's got ties to Italy and Italian -Pioneer Press sent the library Pioneer "She is a very strong The village of Nues is Park Manager Lindsay woman," Alpogianis said. businessmen. Legitimate ones. I've been serenading her for making headway in filling Brubaker offered to repre- "She's got ties to Italy and seats on the Arts and sent the Niles Park Dis- Italian businessmen. Le- awhile and she's given me very strong indication (that she'll Culture Advisory Council. trict, while Niles Public gitimate ones. I've been The ordinance the Vil- Library interim Director serenading her for awhile agree)." lage Board passed on Dec. Susan Lempke, Nues His- and she's given me very Committee Chairman George Alpogianis ofpotential future Nues Sister Cities President 9 states the councilis toricalSociety boardstrong indication(that Rosanna Wozniac supposed to have 11 mem- member Michael Crisci she'll agree)." bers. Five of them would and Veterans of Foreign Victorine also said the be local artists. Six of them Wars' Post 7712 Cmdr. Jim village made some prog- the art council, all of its '7he community organizations will would be representatives Kozak offered to repre- ress in recruiting artists to members must be ap- of the Niles Public Library sent their respective or- the board.Professional pointed by the mayor and choose their representativç, but they must Niles Park District, Nues ganizations. storyteller Debi Gajewski approved by the village Historical SocietyNiles Victorine said other or- and painter Carol Lue said board. During the Dec. 9 still be officially appointed by the mayor Chamber of Commerce ganizations have yet to they would be willing to meeting, Mayor Andrew and Industry, Niles Sister respond, but committee join. Przybylo said that the or- and the boarcL" Cities, Culver Elementary Chairman George Alpo- Alpogianis gave Gajew- ganizations will be able to Village Clerk Marlene Victorine School and the Veterans of gianis, who currently ski a hearty endorsement. appoint their own mem- Foreign Wars' Post 7712. serves as a president of "I know Debi very well," bers. During the General Niles Sister Cities, said the he said. "I actually hired After the meeting, Vic- them. She later clarified they must still be officially Government/IT Commit- Sister Cities might soon (her and her husband) at tonne emphasized to the that it would, indeed, ap- appointed by the mayor tee's Feb. 10 meeting, Vil- get a new present - Niles Kappy's to do a storytell- Niles Herald-Spectator ply to members appointed and board' Victorine said. lage Clerk Marlene Victo- resident Rosanna Woz- ing event. They were won- that all of the appoint- by organizations. rifle reported that some of niac. If she gets the posi- derful." ments are provisional and "The community or- the organizations that re- tion, she will represent the Under the language of they won't become official ganizationswill choose ivr Studenkov is afreelance reporter sponded to the village in- organization in the art the ordinance that created until the board signs off on their representative, but for Pioneer Press.

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Experience thenewMetromix.com. now on aU of yourdevices.With entertainment listings that cover the cityandthe suburbs. were yourgo-tosource so you can spend lesstime planning.andmore timedoing. Qmet 16 OPINION Stripped title is the fault of adults,notkids national stage in a manner rarely seen on TV in America. They were the tonic we all needed to drink to cure all ofus ofthe na- tional ill ofracial animosity that was being played out in Ferguson, Mo. BANDY BLASER But Jackie Robinson West was stripped ofits title by Little When it comes to kids sports, League International. adults continue to ruin it. Why? It's simple - adults JOHN J. KIM/CHICAGO TRIBUNE The latest example is what involved in a kid's game. Attorney Victor Henderson addresses reporters at law firm Henderson Adam,LLCFeb.12, 2015,in Chicago. happened to a wonderful group of Little League took action be- He announced the firm would represent the Jackie Robinson West team after it was stripped of its title. boys that made all Chicagoans cause it found that Jackie Rob- feel great about baseball and our inson West officials and other is hard to celebrate a stacked get together for a pick-up game, Adults work another way. city last summer - Jackie Rob- regional Little League officials deck. you would notice that they Adults pick sides to win, not to inson West. put players on the team who lived And that's too bad, because the choose sides before playing. You have fun. These talented baseball players outside the Jackie Robinson boys obviously had nothing to do probably did it as a kid, too. As my old high school baseball intrigued the nation by winning boundaries. with putting a team together. Ifthe results are too lopsided, coach told us: "It's only cheating the Little League US. title and In other words, adults cheated Theyjust played baseball. And the kids will stop and choose ifyou get caught." challenging for the world cham- by stacking the team. they were very good at it. sides all over again. They not only Guess what? They got caught, pionship. What made their march We all know that's wrong. It's And that's what stings right want ito be faii but also even. but it's the kids who now suffer. to the U.S. title especially sweet unfair to other teams and unfair now. Kids know deep down that's what That's on the adults. Nobody was simple: these were African- to other players. No one likes to Kids inherently know how to makes it all fun. That's what should make out it has anything American kids performing on a play against a stacked deck, and it play fair. Ifyou ever watched kids makes it worth playing the game. to do with these boys. Minimumwagehike is the leastwe cando attempt to support their families I became none of those things. they can raise, feed, house and on minimum wages. Most ofus grow up to do jobs we educate a family? But Oberweis' comment at- hadn't picked when we were kids. That's not too much to ask. tempts to just eliminate the major But the folks who argue against That's why a decent minimum argument for raising the mini- minimum wage hikes almost wage is important. It's fair. It's the mum wage - that employees seem to believe that at some early way a great country should oper- can't live and support a family on point everyone sits down and ate. PAui Sitssoi minimum wage. Employees are chooses his or her job - I'll be a It wasn't long ago that many wrong to expect they will be paid vascular surgeon, I'll be a lawyer, Americans would have agreed It was more interesting than a decent wage for certain kinds of I'llbe an arbitrageur, I'll fly bur- with the assertion that ifyou can't Goy. Bruce Rauner's jaw-drop- work. gers at Wendy's. afford to pay your employees a inducing, is-he-serious proposal It is as ifthese people are not And because we make the decent wage, you shouldn't be in to raise Illinois' minimum wage just wrong but perhaps ma- choice ofwhat to be, we must business. from $8.25 an hour to $10 in licious, in expecting better pay for accept the wages that go with I'm not sure in today's political seven years. the jobs they do. each job. climate whether that assertion More interestingwas the sup- There is an unspoken accusa- But we all know that there are ARMANDO L. SANCHEZ/CHICAGO TRIB would have as much support. portive comment from Jim Ober- tion here that ifminimum wage so many reasons - not by any UNE So, I guess we have to move by weis, milkshake millionaire and workers want better pay they means all volitional - for why we U.S. Senate candidate Jim Ober- littles. The Illinois Senate has a always-a-bridesmaid-never-a- should have chosen jobs that pay wind up in the jobs we do. wels announces his concession to plan to raise the minimum wage bride GOP candidate. better. It's like, remember. when And it's not that the sales clerk Illinois Senator Dick Durbin. to $9 by June1and then incre- Oberweis said minimum wage we were little kids, and we were and the brain surgeon should mentally to$11an hour by2019. jobs never were intended to sup- always jabbering about what we receive the same pay. No one these people do important work, Still not enough. port a family. wanted to be when we grew up. argues that too. But way better, human and This, ofcourse, would be a Me? I wanted to be a pilot, fol- The people who prepare and Is it too much to ask that they humane than what the governor surprise to the millions of mini- lowed by a long list ofother thingsserve our food, who wait on us in be compensated for the hard, proposed. mum wage workers who must to be when grown up. stores, who clean, who care for - valuable work they do so that OPINION 17

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Goy. Bruce Raun- er, speaking to students Tuesday at Lanphíer High School in Spring- field, is standing tall so far among Midwest gover- nors. LOVE DRAMA? Rauner already best goy inMidwest OPEH ThAT At this point, no evi- Ryan, also a money-grab- dence tilts the scale on bing jail bird. ATT kCliMEt'T. Bruce Rauner in either As for competition, direction. Ratiner looks so good be- He's either a rich guy cause every nearby state playing politics and will has an abysmal governor, shortly get bored of the hot with the exception of Ken- mess that is Illinois and DAVID RUTTER tacky then sell the entire state to Wisconsin's Scott HATEDRAMJ' Walker wants to be president, which scald- the Koch Brothers for a few hundred GO TOcARS.COM bucks. ing leftist blogger "The Wonkette" calls "a of Or alternatively, he's a tightly wound heavy lift for a guy who has all the charis- find helpfulreviews ma and magnetism ofa Styrofoam cup of Voli Con conservative who will fix the state despite near you.Research every force arrayed to stop him. He also barley soup left out on a table in a homeless afeaIe1PS helpsyOU will fix you and me, whether we like it or shelter' CorS.0m Price. Find.On' the dmnlo. not. In the same week Walker vowed to cut nght corwithOUt oli But one fact should be far more appreci- $300 million from the University of Wis- get the ated in consensus. consin budget (This is war!) because the After decades ofhidingunder the bed state is broke, he also decided to give the embarrassed by our governors, at least we Milwaukee Bucks owner $220 million for a can face the sunlight and not feel the na- new arena. don is mocking us. He also wants $250,000 to study the But whether Rauner is a wonderftil deleterious effects on human health caused 44 person, a corporate pillager or something by...wind power. more neutral in between, he's the best Remember how the country used to governor in the Midwest. laugh at Illinois about Blago? Now the (t;.coni He hasn't done anything yet, but he guffaws have a "Yah, sure" accent. seems, what's the right word? Sane. Indiana's Mike Pence is an odd duck Yes, we have a sane, competent, appar- who also wants to be president He also ently nonfelonious governor. It makes us wanted taxpayers to pay for his own per- giddy. sonal Hoosier Pravda news service. That We have the advantage of a filthy rich imploded. The state has the most welcom- governor, which means he doesn't have to ing business climate in the Midwest and steal all the silverware to fund his retire- has produced no prosperity for actual ment. people. While Pat "I'm-the-jobs-governor" Iowa's Terry Branstad must appear Quinn left no pending corruption indict- wingnutty to appease a state party that has ments in his wake that we know about, he gone over Niagara Falls in a barrel. Farther was by every standard a bad goverror. He away in the continuum, Goy. Sam Brown- consumed six years with total party controlback's Kansas experiment to save democ- of the state legislature and did nothing. racy by doing away with taxes apparently Big things broken at the molecular level also has done away with public schools. - pensions, taxes and education -stayed In all, we can be proud that Rauner is a broken. tall knight surrounded by a herd of very He succeeded two-term disgrace Rod irritating Hobbits. Blagojevich, more crooked than a tick hound's hind leg. Blago succeeded George David.Rutter@iivecon OPINION

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BY JACKIEPiLossoPH Pioneer Press When asked how she came up E with the idea to start a cooking school out of her Glenview home, Marilee Racana Fellinger pulled out a basket containing thousands of recipes she compiled over the years. "When my kids were younger and they'd be napping, I'd be stuck in the house for hours, and I'd watch cooking shows and take notes' said Fellinger, a former corporate mketing representa- tive who founded Cooking& Wine @ O9 last year. "I thought to myself 'If I want to learn to make new recipes, don't other women feel the same?" Cooking & Wine 909 isn't your typical cooking school, but rather a combination of a cooking class with a girls' night out, a dinner party or another special event 4ll my clients have to do is pick the date of the event, decide how many guests they want in attend- ance, and choose one ofour menus or a custom menu' said Fellinger, an Indiana University graduate, COOKING L WINE @ 909/HANDOUT who has lived in Glenview for 10 The night of each class, professional chef Mike Chapter prepares a gourmet meal at the party host's home while guests watch, enjoy a glass of years with her husband, Paul, andwine, ask questions, and then enjoy the meal together their three daughters. The night of each class, profes-you using sesame oil instead ofCuban sandwiches - appetizers sional chefMike Chapter prepares olive oil? Why are you using seathat were so much better than the a gunnet meal at the party host's salt instead oftable salt?" Fellingertypical stuffyou'd make for tailgat- home while guests watch, enjoy asaid. "Guests are learning all these ing." gi ass of wine, ask questions, and new tricks and tips, while having a Fellinger said a typical class then enjoy the meal together.glass of wine, relaxing, eadngends up costing the host around Everyone leaveswithprinted reci-wonderful food and having fun$65 per person, which includes pes ofthe meal. with your friends." everything except for the wine. "It's really about the fon interac- Menu themes include French "What people love is to be able tion ofthe people who get together Bistro, Italian Dinner Party, Indian to book a class, pick a menu, invite to enjoy each other's company, butAdventure, Tour of Asia, Hawaiifriends and show up' she said. while they are together, they get Five-O, Decadent Dessert, Tapas,"There's no shopping and no hands-on cooking instruction," Seafood 101, Fancy Schmancy Ap- cleanup, and it ends up being a fun, said Chapter, who is a culinary and petizers, Classic Chicago Steak-social,interactiveexperience food-related consultant, as well as house, The Ultimate Tailgate,that's unlike your typical dinner a cooking instructor at The Wood- Weekend Brunch and Cooking forparty" en Spoon in Chicago. "Being able Guys. "For the last 15 years, the food to pick up a new technique or Amy Jones of Glenview at- network and other cooking shows learn about an ingredient and seetended a Fancy Schmancy appe- have made people more interested everything happening in real timetizer class, as well as an Ultimatein where food comes from and is part of the fun." Tailgate class. what goes into its preparation," "There's no shopping and no cleanup, and it ends up being a fun, social, Fellinger does all the pre-class "T really like to cook, but I've got said Chapter. "So seeing this live interactive experience ," said owner Marilee Fellinger. shopping, attends every event, andlittle kids and I don't have time to demonstration isinteresting to assists Chapter with preparationexperiment with new recipes,"them, and they're learning tips to Wine @ 909, call (312) 550-3508 orJackie Pilossophisa freelance and cleanup. said Jones. "We learned how to make life easier and have more funvisitfacebook.com/cookingand- reporterfor Pioneer Press. 'People love having a profes-make a bloody Mary dip, spicyin the kitchen' wineat9ø9. sional chef there to ask, 'Why areKorean chicken win, and mini To learn more about Cooking & T'witter ®Iovessentially. COMMUNITY CALENDAR 23 r

Listings are subject to change. gave them, the context in which they ing, stories and songfor families with p_nt Saturday, 3 p.m. Sunday, Actors Please call the venue in advance. were delivered, the impact they had children up to PreX. All are welcome. II Gymnasium, 927 Noyes St, Evanston, when they were given, and the reasons am. Friday, Congregation Beth Shalom, $15-$20, 847-328-2795 we should remember them. 10 ant 3433 Walters Ave., Northbrook, free, Thursday, Feb. 19 Thursday, North Shore Senior Center, 847498-4100 Northwestern Polar Plunge for 161 Northuield Road, Northfield, $19- Special Olympics: Participants must 8 Ali My Relations: A Seneca History: $25, 847-784--6030 Musical Family Service and Birth- raise $75 in donations from friends, In collaboration with visual artist and day Blessings: Join in a family service family and co-workers in exchange for dancer Rosy Simas (Seneca), this exhibit The History of Organized Crime: filled with music and fun until8 p.m. jumping into the icy waters. ii ant introduces the history of the Seneca The Mob and Las Vegas: Historian February birthday children receive a Saturday, North Beach, Nonthwestem culture through milestones in the lives Barry Bradford discusses how Bugsy blessing and gift from the clex 7 p.m. University, Sheridan Rd. and Lincoln St., of Simas and her relations. It ftatures Siegel pioneered Vegas as a Mob haven Ftida Temple Beth-El, 3610 Dundee Evanston, $75, 630-942-5621 't traditional and modem Seneca artifacts, and how the modern city grew from its Road, Northbrook, free, 847-205-9982 which span various generations. U am. mafia roots. i p.m. Thursday, North Weekend Family Class: Homemade every day. Mitchell Museum of the Shore Senior Center, 161 Northfield Share the Warmth: Volunteers ice Cream: Children ages 4-10 with an Amencan Indian, 3001 Central St., Ev- Road, Northfield, $10-$13,847-784-6030 wanted. Join a group ofwarm, friendly, adult can get an up close look at one of anston, Free-$5; $10-$12 for talk, 847- supportive women (men welcome) to the world's tiniest seeds from the vanilla 475-1030 Ice Skating at Westfield Old Or- prepare one-of-a-kind fleece blankets orchid, make a batch ofice cream and chard: The rink, in conjunction with for chemo patients. Add a crochet edge pot up a plant that can flavor ice cream.. D Anytime/Anywhere: The Piven 1m- the Skokie Park District, features skate to fleece and send these free blankets to 9:30 am. Saturday, 1 p.m. Saturday Chi- provisation Ensemble performs long- rentals as well as special performances new adult chemotherapy patients. Fn- cago Botanic Garden, 1000 Lake Cook form improv. 7:30p.m. Thursday, Friday, from the professional ice skating en- day, North Shore Senior Center, 161 Road, Glencoe, $23 per child, 847-835- Saturday, 2:30 p.m. Sunday Piven Thea- semble IceSemble. 5-8 pin. Monday Northlield Road, Northfield, free, 847- 5440 tre Workshop, 927 Noyes St., Evanston, through Friday, 1-8 p.m. Saturday, 1-5 784-6000 $10, 847-866-8049 p.m Sunday through March 15, West- Chinese New Year at the Chicago field Old Orchard, 4999 Old Orchard Daddy Daughter Dance at Leisure Botanic Garden : Celebrate the Year of The Orchid Show: Escape from winter Center, Skokie, $2 to skate, $3 rentals; Center: Put on your fancy gown and the Sheep with a shadow puppet per- to a tropical paradise created by 10,000 $12 for skating lessons, 847-673-6800 shoes, and get ready to stroll down the formance by the Shaanxi Folk Arts colorful, fragrant blossoms filling the red carpet at the Hollywood Daddy Group, plus traditional Chinese paper greenhouses, galleries and halls of the "White Guy on the Bus": In this play, Daughter Party No at-the-door regis- cutting and painting, II am. Saturday, Regenstein Center at the Chicago Botan- Ray, a successful white business execu- tration. Register at prparks.org Ages Chicago Botanic Garden, 1000 Lake ic Garden. The month-long exhibition tive; tides the bus past the state peniten- 4-12. Additional participant is $15 for Cook Road, Glencoe, free, 847-835-5440 includes activities for every age and tIarlr every Saturday On his weekly ride residents and $28 for non-residents. 6:30 inteiest, including free concerts on he befriends Shatique, a young black p.m. Ftida Maine Park Leisure Center, Crisis: 9 p.ni Saturday, Potato Creek Tuesday and Thursday mornings. 10 woman puttingherselfthrough school 2701 W. Sibley Ave., Park Ridge, $30 per Johnny's, 1850 Waukegun Road, Glen- am. every day. Chicago Botanic Garden, and struling to raise a son on her own. resident couple or $48 per non-resident view, free, 847-486-1007 1000 Lake Cook Road, Glencoe, $8-$10, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday through Friday, 2:30 couple, 847-692-5127 $25 parking fie, 847-835-5440 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, Northlight Magic By Randy: Randy entertains and Theatre, 9501 Skokie Blvd., Skokie, Saturday, Feb. 21 inspires with intriguing illusions. 10:30 "The Odd Coupla": Enjoy the Tony $15-$49,847-673-6300 am. Saturday, Glenview Public Librarç Award-winning comedy classic about 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview. free, mismatched roommates by playwright Friday, Feb. 20 Friends, Photos and Fondue: Come 847-729-7500 Neil Simon. 8 p.m. Thursday, Friday, to share stories, photos projected on the Saturday, 3p.m. Sunday, Oil Lamp Thea- big wall and warm eats and drink 7:30 Chicago North Suburbs Myasthenia ter, 1723 Glenview Road, Glenview, $35, Nla Holistic dance fitness: With Nia p.m. Saturday, Raydiant Day, 1400 Gravis Support Group: Learn about 847-834-0738 develop flexibility, agility, mobility, GreenleafSt, Evanston, $5 suested the neuromuscular disorder and find strength, and stability in your body 11 donation, 847-869-6477 friendship and support 1 p.m. Satutha Family Storytime at Glenview U- am. Friday Monday, Raydiant Daç 1400 Glenbrook Hospital, 2100 Pfingsten brary: Bring the whole family for sto- GreenleafSt, Evanston, $11 drop-in. $80 FUSE: StudIo: Drop in with friends to Road, Glenviefree, 800-888-6208 ries, songs, rhymes, and fun. Tickets unlimited class pass., 847-869-6477 wire LEDs, compose a ringtone, build an given out to Glenview Library cardhold- amp, mix chemicals to make gel beads, A Year with Frog and Toad: Enjoy ers beginning 30-minutes prior to Story- "Get On Up": Commemorate Black navigate a robot obstacle course and the musical about a cheerful frog and a time sessions. 6:15 p.m. Thursday, Glen- History Month with this chronicle of more For grades six to 12. midnight grumpy toad. 10 ant Saturday I p.m. view Public Library, 1930 Glenview singer, songwriter, and activist James Saturday, Evanston Public LThrar 1703 Saturday, Northbrook Theatre, 3323 Road, Glenview, free, 847-729-7500 Brown. A casual audience-led discussion Orrington Ave., Evanston, free, 847-448- Walters Ave., Northhrook, $10-$12, follows matinee screenings. Runs 139 8600 847-291-2367 "Build Itt" at Kohl Children's Muse- min. and is rated PG-13. 2 p.m. and 6:30 um: The museum announces its newly p.m. Friday Glenview Public Librar Evanston Winter Farmers Market: Middle School Open Gym and Swim: constructed, temporary exhibit "Build 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview, free, Shop for fresh produce and other local This Saturday night social for sixth - It!," which puts a spin on classic building 847-729-7500 goods at the winter market. 9 am. Sat- eighth grades includes a DJ, inflatables, blocks by letting children explore and urday, Evanston &ologj Center, 2024 opengyo,swimming, wallyball, ping interact with 10 different varieties of Teen DIV Workshop: Candy Wrapper McCormick Blvd., Evanston, free pang, and racquetball. Snacks and pop blocks in a single space through May 3, Jewelry: For grades 6-12 Registration are available for purchase. Register 2015. 9:30 am. Monday through Friday. required. Join the library for a monthly Clrcuscope: The creators ofthe Actors online at www.prparks.org, 7 pin. Sat- Kohl Children's Museum, 2100 Patriot Do-It-Yourselfworkshop for teens. Call Gymnasium Winter Circus explore a unlay, Park Ridge Community Center, Blvd., Glenview, $10-$11, 847-832-6600 ext 234. 4 p.m. Friday, Lincolnwood fascinatingworld on the other side of 1515 W Touhy Ave., Park Ridge, $5 at the Public Librai4000 West Pratt Ave, the microscopic lens. Circuscope trans- door, 847-692-5129 Greatest American Speeches: Pro- Lincolnwood, free, 847-677-5277 ports audiences through surprising lessor Gary Midkiffdiscusses famous acrobatics, mime, live music and other- Jesus Calls Ordinary People work- American speeches, the people who Shabbat with a Twist: Chaliah mak- worldly design.. 4:30 p.m. Saturday 7:30 Turn to Calendar, Next Page 24 CALENDAR

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shop: Seek, discover, confirm and incor- Music ofthe Baroque: Baroque porate God's "call." Advance registration invention: 7:30 p.m. Sunday, North required. 8:30 a.m. Saturday, St. Luke's Shore Center for the Perforniing Arts, Lutheran Church, 205 N. Prospect Ave., 9501 Skokie Blvd., Skokie, $25-$75, Park Ridge, $15,847-825-6659 312-551-1414

Piaydate with Nature: For family Through Soviet Jewish Eyes: Pho- games, crafts, and educational activities tography, War and the Holocaust: based around the seasonal nature theme The exhibition features more than 50 of the day. Registration required. Regis- photographs presented through the lens ter at prparks.org. 9 a.m. Saturday, Wild- ofsome ofthe most important Soviet wood Nature Center, 529 Forestview r photojournalists2 p.m. Sunday, Illinois k Ave., Park Ridge, free, 847-692-3570 Holocaust Museum and Education Center, 9603 Woods Drive, Skokie, free, Film Festivai: Watch two films: "This 847-967-4800 We wouldn't Iuse Old Song" a documentary about the story ofone ofthe lost tribeS known as i without our aither the Bene Menasha and "The Match- Monday, Feb. 23 maker," by Avi Nesher set in Israel about Ank, a teenage boy who works for Matchmaker, a mysterious Holocaust BookBabies:Songs, games, story time j survivor.. 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Beth Hillel and free play for babies ages 2 and Congregation Bnai Emunah, 3220 Big younger with a caregiver. 10:15 a.m. Tree Ln., Wilmette, $10, 847-256-1213 Monday, Evanston Public Library - 4 North Branch , 2026 Central St, Evans- ton, free, 847-448-8600 Sunday, Feb. 22 Baby and Me Time: Parents and their children up to 12 months can come in Seed Swap: Learn about the art of seed for this opportunity to socialize and saving, and share seeds from many heir- share parenting advice. 9:30 a.m. Mon- loom and hybrid varieties of flowers, day, Kohl Children's Museum, 2100 herbs and vegetables. Gardeners are Patriot Blvd., Glenview, free, 847-832- invited to bring saved or leftover seeds 6600 to share with others. Beginners are welcome to participate even without MGPL Kids: Monday Morning Play- seeds. Advance registration required. 2 group: Drop-in play time for preschool- p.m. Sunday, Chicago Botanic Garden, ers with a parent or caregiver to intro- 1000 Lake Cook Road, Glencoe, free, duce young children to the library in a 847-835-5440 low-key unstructured session. Call 847-929-5102 or visit www.mgpl.org for Globe Trotters: Egypt: Kids in kinder- more information. 10:30 a.m. Monday, garten to third grade explore a new Morton Grove Public Library 6140 culture each month. 2 p.m. Sunday, Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, 847- Northbrook Public Librar3 1201 Cedar metrc ' DiCk 965-4220 Lane, Noi-thbrook, free, 847-272-6224 N fl Yarn Gang: Kids in grades one and up "Classical Delights": With the North- are invited to try their hand at knitting, brook Symphony Orchestra. 4 p.m. crocheting or other yarn crafts. 4 p.m. Sunday, Sheely Center for the Perform- Monday, Morton Grove Public Library ing Arts, 2300 Shermer Road, North- 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, brook, $8-$50, 847-272-0755 IntroducingMetromix Picks: 847-965-4220 Chicago's original entertainment The LimIts of Presidential Power: Parkinson's Support Group: For guide, now in app form Eric Posner, a professor of law at the people with Parkinson's, as well as their University ofChicago, lectures on a caregivers and families. 10 a.m. Monday, The editors of Metromix.com have curated 4 subject he's well-familiar with, being an Covenant Village ofNorthbrook, 2625 their top picks in categories like concerts, expert on constitutional law. "Posner Techny Road, Northbrook, free, 847- brunch spots,art showings ¿md much more will discuss the bounds on executive 509-0927 so you can spend less time planning, and authority in the U.S. and review several more time doing. precedents that suest the president is Oscar PartyBefore a quick game of bound more by political than legal con- Oscar Thvia, dine like movie stars and straints," according to an announce- sip champagne. A screening of an Oscar ment '11e will describe his reasoning as nominated movie wraps up the event metromix picks to why President Obama's recent execu- (Ages: 55 & Up). Register online at QoOWt,vd tive order on undocumented immi- www.prparks.org!. 12:30 p.m. Monday, grants is legal." These Sunday programs Download now Park Ridge Senior Center, 100 S. are free and open to the public. Even Western Ave., Park Ridge, $17 Member! child care is available. 10:30 am. Sunday, $19 Guest, 847-692-3597 Ethical Humanist Society of Chicago, 87708 7574 N. Lincoln Ave., Skokie, free, 847- Turn to Calendar, Next Page CALENDAR 25

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Eleanor Roosevelt: First Lady of the Life Transitions Group:A support World:Learn how Eleanor Roose- group for men and women who have velt became a champion of civil rights, been widowed for one to four years. 7 'b author and stateswoman. 1:30 p.m. Mon- p.m. Tuesday, Park Ridge Nonprofit day, Malllinckrodt Community Center, Center , 720 Garden St, Park Ridge, $5 o- 1041A Ridge Road, Wulmette, $10 mem- per session, 847-720-4170 2 ber; $13 non-member, 847-784-6030 o Tuesday, Feb. 24 Wednesday, Feb. 25

Preschool Story Time:Stories and The Diary of Anne Frank:The classic songs for children ages 3-5 and a care- t production explores the life of a young giver. 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, Evanston Jewish girl in hiding for two years dur- Public Library 1703 Orrington Ave., ing World War 11.7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Evanston, free, 847-448-8610 Wednesday Writers Theatre, 664 Ver- non Ave., Glencoe, $35-$75, 847-242- ACT Math Seminar (Grades 9-12): 6000 Learn tips and tricks from professional tutors from College Nannies and Tutors Northern Lights: Winter Homework of Glenview as they detail the math Help Center:High school volunteers portion ofthe ACT test. Register at help kids in grades 1-8 with their home- glenviewpl.orgJregister, ext. 7600, or the work and reading and math skills. 6p.m. Reader Services Desk. 7 p.m. Wednes- Tuesday, Glenview Public Library 1930 day, Glenview Public Library 1930 Glen- Glenview Road, Glenview, free, 847-729- view Road, Glenview, free, 847-729-7500 7500 The Basics of Social Media for Small One-On-One CJE Senior Life Coun- Businesses:Take a look at the five seling: CJESeniorLife Resource Spe- most popular social media networks - cialists provides counseling to adults 60 Facebook, Twitter, Linkedln, Google+ and over, their families, and caregivers. and Pinterest to decide what is right for For more information and to make an your business.Norbert Barszczewski of appointment; call Kathy Gaeding at CJE SP NetQuest, Inc. and Constant Contact SeniorLife, 773-508-1054. 9:30 am. Local Authorized Expert, leads this Tuesday, Glenview Public Library, 1930 SCORE seminar. Registration required Glenview Road, Glenview, free, 847-729- at ext 232. 7 p.m. Wednesday, Lincoln- 7500 wood Public Library, 4000 West Pratt Ave., Lincolnwood, free, 847-677-5277 MGPL Kids: Listen Upi:Drop-in story and play time for preschoolers with a Guided Meditation:0m Johari teach- parent or caregiver. Call 847-929-5102 or es meditation techniques. Relax, renew, visit www.mgpl.org/kids for more in- refresh and experience the stress-reliev- formation. 4:45 p.m. Tuesday, Morton ing benefits of meditation during guided Grove Public Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave., sessions. 10:30 am. Wednesday, North- Morton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 brook Public Library, 1201 Cedar Lane, Northbrook. free, 847-272-6224 The Gienbrook North Band Concert: Enjoy the sounds of the freshman, sym- Bernard Weinger Jewish Communi- phonic and symphonic wind ensemble ty Center Men's Group:The Men's bands under the direction of Rich Chap- Club meets throughout the year on man and Mark Running. 7:30 p.m. Tues- Wednesday mornings. For adults 55- day, Glenbrook North High School, 2300 plus. Every week there's a stimulating Introducing Metromix Picks: Shermer Road, Northbrook, free, 847- new topic for the guys to talk about at Chicago's original entertainment 272-6400 the The JCC Men's Club. Meeting guide, now in app form from 10 to 11:30 am Wednesday, Ber- Citizens' Forum: Climate Change is nard Weinger JCC, 300 Revere Drive, The editors or Metromixcorn have curated Real:Kent Taylor of the Climate Northbrook, free, 224-406-9200 their top picks in categories Uke concerts. Change Reality Project discusses the brunch spots,art showings and touch ;nore, latest scientific evidence that human April Macle:The finalist on "Last so you can spend less time ptanning, and activity and not natural cycles is causing Comic Standing" and frequent guest on nere time doing. the decades-long warming of our planet "The Howard Stem Show" performs 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Covenant Village of stand-up. 8 p.m. Wednesday, Zanies Northbrook, 2625 Techny Road, North- Rosemont, 5437 Park Place, Rosemont, brook, free, 847-480-6380 $22 plus a two-item food/drink mini- metromix picks mum, 847-813-0484 The Middle Ground: Indians and Empires In the Great Lakes: Learn Downioad now how Europeans and Native Americans ¡% c met and interacted between 1650 and 1815. 1p.m. Tuesday, North Shore Senior Have an event to submit? Go to Center, 161 Northfield Road, Northfield, chicagotribune.corn/calendar. 26 TREND Laughs from lawyers raise Oakton scholarship funds The Chicago Bar Association's 91st Annual Holiday Spirits Revue: 'Bar Wars: Episode 6.5: The Phantom Museum' Benefiting Oakton Community College youth scholarships Raised: $1O,000+ Date: Jan. 24 Location: Oakton Community College's Footlik Theater, Des Plaines Attended: About loo Website: oakton.edu

LAURA PAVIN/PIONEER PRESS PHOTOS Zainab Khan of Morton Grove and Christian Phil and Carol Gerner of Wilmette and Oakton Community College Assistant to the President Carl Gralak of Des Plaines. Costanza of Park Ridge.

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taste of helpingothers 8 B LFaA. LITAS Pioneer Press The Event: The short We were showing yo break in the winter storm must have seemed like di- vine providence for 450 Chicago before you attendees who braved the cold to attend the Catholic çqy!d search "Çhi Charities of the Archdio- cese of Chicago 14th annual d'Vine Affair at the Union z League Club of Chicago on Jan. 25. In addition to wine and -i' beer tasting seminars, LEE A. UTASIPIONEEP PPESS PHOTOS nearly 90 vintners from Rev. MichaelM.Boland. president andCEO ofCatholic around the world uncorked Charities, delivers opening remarks. 250 vintages and master brewers opened their taps to give guests a taste of the good stuff and toraise critical funds for Catholic Charities'self-sufficiency programs. The d'Vine Affair has raised more than $1 million over its 14 years.

Causecélèbre: "It's prob- ably the best wine tasting event in the city consider- ing the amount of vintners both domestic and interna- tional, and it SUppOrts self- sufficiency programs whichJoseph Glunz of Grayslake, wine donor and Jennifer Glunz allow families to gtback on Faulk of Skokie their feet and truly become self-suffithent" said Teddi Scholz of Highland Park, event co-founder. - Long-time participant and first-timeevent co- chairman, Erin Reardon Cohn of Highland Park said, "This is about a hand up not a hand out. It's about sustainablefamilies, and one dollar donated today will last for generations." Catholic Charities assists one million people annually eintroducing Chicago's throughout the city and suburbs via ils 166 locationsChristel Valentine of Northbrook. Jerry Glunz of Skokie, Tia original entertainment guise in Cook and Lake counties. Valentine of Northbrook Experience the new Metromix.com, nowon al! of your Facilities range from shel- devices. With ertertainment listings that cover the cit ters to early childhood cen- "The challenge in theciency program is a tem- andthe suburbs. we'e your go-to source so you cart spend ters to regional offices andsuburbs isthat there isplateforself-sufficiency less time pIannng.andmore time doing. residences. almost no public transpor- programs elsewhere in the Most notabk accordingtation so people are iso-county" to Monsignor Michaellated, and thisis where Boland, president/CEOCatholic CharitiesstepsBottom lIne: The event Catholic Charities has beenup;' said Boland. raised$120,000dollars for the spike in poverty in the 'qn Lake County," added Catholic Charities' seif-suf- Q suburbs. Scholz, "The self-suffi- ficiency programs. 28 HEALTH & FAMILY Women in authority suffer fromstress depressive symptoms. "When women are Juggling family, Previous studies, according to Pudrovska, overlooked the "gen- leaders, theyface re- work duties hurts der dimension." "Male leadership is considered legitimate and sistance and are ex- mental health expected," she said. "But when women are leaders, they face posed to overt and BY LESLIEMANN resistance and are exposed to Special to Tribune Newspapers overt and subtle gender discrimi- subtle gender dis- nation and harassment" crimination and har- It's easier when your kids are "Gender caveat,' noted Debo- grown, said Alyson Breathed, 60, rah Belle, an associate professor assmenL" a marketing director with a staff ofpsychology at Boston Univer- oflO. But even after decades of sity "The study measured symp- - Tetyana Pudrovska, sociology being in management - first in toms that mostly affect women," professor, University ofTexas at hospita1it now for a public gar- she said. "Stressed-out men are Austin den - being a woman in author- more likely to get agitated, drink ity is stressful, she said. too much or have physical health "We're still the ones juggling problems?' . Find like-minded women, most ofthe fami'y responsibil- Bernstein advised. Create a net- ities, plus working," said Breath- work "of other women who are ed, a Fallbrook, Calif, mother of Pink vs. blue juggling too." two children and two stepchild- The participants' age, now 75, . Subscribe to the philosophy of ren. 'After my kids grew up, my meant they were more likely to wabi sabi. "Imperfection is part of mother needed help. Family and be in traditionally female fields life' Breathed said. "It's OK if the work are both insatiable." including education and health bed isn't made?' Add pay inequality and the care. Youngar women have en- . Ifyour job is killing you, jump scarcity of women at the top. and tered male-dominated fields ship. Breathed left a 60-hour-a- it's no wonder women's mental such as finance and law. But week inflexible job for a 35-hour health suffers, said Tetyana Pu- Pudrovska's subsequent research flexible one that allowed her to be drovska, sociology professor at shows "gander stereotypes re- her kids' Scout leader and soccer the University ofTexas at Austin main," she said. HENRIK SORENSEN/GETV coach. and co-author of"Gender, Job While women outnumber u Teach your daughters to re- Authority and Depression" in the men at many colleges, "society Finding support solve conflicts, take risks, tout December 2014 Journal of Health still expects women to take their strengths and "check your and Social Behavior. charge of the home and family," It's lonely at the top, women in the University ofTexas study said. good girl at the door,' Simmons The study said women in au- said Dr. Carol Bernstein, associ- Joining a sisterhood helps. said. thority have more "depressive ate professor ofpsychiatry at "It's my safe haven," Daphne Mallory said ofW2W, her Twin Falls, u Support efforts like the national symptoms" than men in authority New York University School of Idaho, group, which includes a college professor, beauty pageant or- Thirty Percent Solution, which and many more than women Medicine. ganizer and shop owner. Instead ofventing, they role-play conflict vows to get more women on down the ladder. For men, "And women still have to have resolution and preview others' presentations. "It's not tea and crum- boards ofdirectors, where policy though, the higher the ladder the babies." pets' she said. decisions are made. "As more rungs, the fewer depressive "We were the glass-ceiling- Other professional women's groups have specific demographics, women join these old boys' net- symptoms, according to the find- breakthrough generation," like the national Women in Toys (womenintoys.com) and the Dallas- works, they'll become inclusive, ings. Breathed said. "But then, just based Women ofColor Leadership Initiative for African-American not exclusive," said its spokes- Having "authority" included when we hiour stride, we had to leaders of nonprofits. woman, Solange Charas. hiring, firing and influencing pay, decide whether or not to have Some host activities tailored to members' lifestyles, like the "walk- Society has come a long way Pudrovska said. On the Center for kids. and-talks" hosted by the CLUB in the Silicon Valley since the 1956 "Why Can't a Epidemiologic Studies Depres- "To a person, every woman I (thedubsv.org.J. Woman Be More Like a Man?" sion Scale, "depressive symp- know who did have kids had to National groups, including Lean In (leanin.org) and American song, Pudrovska said. "But we still toms" included feeling tired, make work sacrifices." Business Women's Association (abwa.orgJ, teach through webinars need a cultural shift. Awareness is lonely, distracted or unable to Gender stereotypes start and seminars, while linking women locally. a first step." shake the blues. young, the experts said. 'q'd rather we see men being The data on 1,302 male and Instead ofhoning leadership more like women, who are con- 1,507 female participants are from skills like risk-tainng young and confident, they're viewed as to fire a woman with two kids.'" sidered 'caring' and 'thoughtful the Wisconsin Longitudinal women undermine their own unfeminine," she said. "Men don't Belle said. "Women have to work Study, which began in 1957. All success by questioning and di- have this conflict these are 'mas- Check your good girl on traits like confidence, but we graduated from Wisconsin high minishing themselves, wrote culine' traits." don't want to lose the 'feminine' schools, but many have moved Rachel Simmons in "The Curse Women excel at compassion How can women dial back the traits." out ofstate since. ofthe Good GirL" The result is a and empathy, which complicates stress-o-meter? Meantime, Breathed said, "When women have higher "psychological glass ceiling." their leadership roles, Breathed . Choose a female-friendly em- millennial women are heading to incomes and better jobs, they Definitions of"feminine" and said. ployer, said Harriet Greenberg, a the C-suite with different expec- should enjoy better mental "masculine" must change, Pu- "When men get to positions of partner at Friedman LLP, an tarions than their mothers had. health," Pudrovska said. 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COMMENTARY j Highly sensitive people have muchto offer society BY SCOTT CHRIST Greatest.com o' "He'll come out of his o shell eventually." "She's just a little shy." "You just need to learn ROB CARP/GE to speak up a little mor&' The study found that liberals outlived conservatives, but its validity is questioned. Welcome to the wonder- ful world ofthe "extrovert ideal." The Western world places a premium on extro- Political leaningsmayplay verted behaviors such as gregariousness, domi- GETTV-AFP nance, being comfortable Some of our greatest ideas role in lifespan,study finds in the spotlight, preferring - from the theory of rela- action to contemplation, tivity (Albert Einstein, BY RANDY DOTINGA Community Health Scien- who shared certain traits valuing certainty and favor- above) to the modern HealthDay Reporter ces at the University of like race or age, the re- ing quick decisions, even at evolutionary theory Nevada at Reno. Political searchers found that 33 the risk of being wrong. (Charles Darwin, left) - Liberals are in luck views, he said, are "defi- percent ofDemocrats died, But more and more have come fromHSPs. when it comes to longevity, nitely a marker for some- compared with 28 percent scholarship suests these new research contends. thing." ofRepublicans and 23 personality traits are not ments that may cause them Compared with people Researchers know a bit percent of independents. necessarily the "best" way to shut down. In the busi- who have conservative and about how ideologies affect When it came to politi- to be and that the unique ness world, open office moderate political ideol- lives. "Liberals are more cal ideologies, 30 percent experiences and perspec- HULTON ARCHIVE settings and group brain- ogies, liberals were less likely to look at inequality ofconservatives and mod- rives of a quieter category storming meetings are the likely to die over the coursein a negative way, while erates died, compared with ofhumans, known as draw and feel emotionally norm. These structures are ofa 30-year review. But conservatives are consid- 25 percent of liberals. highly sensitive people, are drained at sensory-rich designed with extroverts in party lines did not deter- ered more likely to be Pabayo suspects that ofgreat value to the world. events. While many HSPS mind, which leaves one- mine life span, with inde- happier," Pabayo said. But political views may serve Pioneering research may also be introverts, not fifth ofthe U.S. population pendents faring better thanthere's been little research as stand-ins for other fac- about introversion versus all introverts are HSPS. struggling to keep up with Republicans and Demo- into how political views tors that might affect life extroversion was con- Being an HSP has often standards that don't enable crats, according to the may affect how long peo- span, but he couldn't say ducted by Dr. Elaine N. been confused with innate them to thrive. study published in the pie live. what they were. "I don't Aron in 1996. It was then shyness, social anxiety When given space to Journal ofEpidemiology & For the new study, think it's accurate to say that Aron coined the term problems, inhibition, social flourish, HSPS tend to be Community Health. Pabayo and his colleagues everyone should be a liber- "highly sensitive person' phobia and fearftilness, and intelligent, reflective, inde- Researchers not in- tracked almost 33,000 al," he said. which describes people introversion. In rea]it pendent and level-headed. volved with the study wereadults in the United States SV. Subramanian, a who process sensory data HSPs simply experience They also tend to have divided over what - if for about three decades. professor of population more deeply and thor- the world differently from better focus than their anything - the findings The researchers followed health and geography at oughly due to a biological their classically extrovert- extroverted peers, espe- proved. the volunteers, who joined the Harvard School of difference in their nervous ed peers. That doesn't cially when preparing While the study authors the study between 1976 Public Health in Boston, systems. Twenty percent ofmean they're averse to projects, and think things tried to account for the and 2008, for an average of was skeptical ofthe study, the population in the U.S. is social interaction; in fact, i through before acting. In influence offactors such as 15 years. noting that the difference considered highly sensitive in 5 HSPS are extroverts. fact, some ofour greatest race, education level and The participants an- between groups was small, (equal numbers in men and But while classic extroverts ideas, art and inventions - income, they didn't have swered questions about and "the findings are women), and evidence tend to gain energy from from the theory of relativi- any data regarding life their political views, al- somewhat inconsistent." suests these individuals social activities, HSPs may ty (Albert Einstein) to the choices such as diet, smok- though they didn't fit easily "No meaningful conclu- are born, not made. grow exhausted from these modem evolutionary ing and exercise. Liberals into boxes: Liberals sions should be drawn HSPs have great imagi- interactions and need sometheory (Charles Darwin) - and independents could weren't necessarily Demo- from this study," he said, nation and intellectual solo downtime to recover, have come from HSPs. simply be living more crats, and conservatives because "the definitions of abilities; are creative and just like introverts. All ofthis is to sust healthy lifestyles than weren't necessarily Repub- liberal and conservative curious; are hard workers Despite HSPs' admirable that society needs the other people, or the con- licans. The study didn't are so ambiguous." and good problem solvers; qualities, society is often contributions ofHSPs and nection may be a coinci- analyze where their views Dr. Christian Gericke, are extremely conscious structured in ways that can needs to enable them to dence, the researchers fit along the political spec- chiefexecutive of The and compassionate; greatly be difficult for HSPS to operate in environments noted. trum; it was only based on Wesley Research Institute respect nature, art and adjust to. In the classroom, where they can unleash To complicate matters, what the participants in Auchenflower, Australia, music; have profound and highly sensitive kids are their potential. This means, liberals lived longer than thought of themselves. endorsed the study, saying intense sensations and frequently called on when for example, allowing equal Democrats. Almost 30 percent of the this kind of research feelings; are objective and their hand isn't raised or time for individual work in Still, "there's got to be participants died during "serves to quell our thirst can see the bier picture; asked to participate in large school settings and al- something going on," said the study, Pabayo said. for understanding the notice things few people group activities and other lowing for solo brainstorm- studyauthor Roman After adjusting the statis- power ofpolitical beliefs notice; and tend to with- highly stimulating environ- ing sessions in the office. Pabavo. an assistant profes- tics to compensate for high on health outcomes to sor with the School of or low numbers of people . some extent" Now with an additional crossword puzzle!

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Stats; Having just grad- of my shell a bit com- uated from Creighton pared to the way I was University, where he in college, but I have dominated on the bas- more of a laid-back ketball court, 23-year- style." old McDermott is the Bulls' rookie forward. Style icons: "You look at guys like [Oklahoma Philanthropy: Though City Thunder's] Russell McDermott is new to Westbrook and he's the NBA. he's already very loud with what SLye putting a philanthropic he wears, then you see foot forward: This year, guys like [LA Lakers'] he's visited Lune Chil- Steve Nash, who has dren's Hospital to spend great style but is not as time with the kids and loud. I think I am who pass out bobble-head I am [with my style]. dolls, and gotten I look at guys on our involved with teammate team and try to get a

Joakim Noah's Noah's mix of everyone....I Arc Foundation. definitely [don't dress like] Joakim Noah; I s. n Fashion: "In college [it stay more on the Mike was] straight sweats, Dunleavy side." THREE CHICAGO BULLS SPORT LOOKS but in the NBA you have to dress up all the McDermott wears: time. I'm not too flashy Plaid tie, $25, and pol- FROM THE TEAM'S CHARITABLE quite yet: I've come out ka-dot socks, $10 COLLECTION FOR THE TIE BAR

BY ELLE EICHINGER JIMMY JTLER PHOTOS BY MARIA PONCE Stats: Since his days year. I like bright colors, at Marquette Univer- yellow and purple. I'm sity, the 25-year-old from Tomball. Texas guard-forward has spent - the country - so I his entire professional go back to my country hen Chicago Bulls President and COO Michael Reinsdorf was looking tir career with the Bulls. roots. I like to wear more Bulls gear with a stylish spin to wear to the countless basketball games earning him local love, suits, but I don't like and team events, he turned to one of his tiivorite Chicago-based men's ac- friendly nicknames and dress shoes, so I wear cessories spots, The Tie Bar and enlisted the help of the team (and their a solid starting position. [Air] Jordans with [my suits]." style-savvy ofT-court alter egos) - for a charitable collaboration. The result- Philanthropy: Through ing six-piece, limited-edition Chicago Bulls Charities Collection will raise his involvement with the Local love: "The fans in money for the charities' threefold philanthropic focus of violence prevention, Chicago Bulls Charities, Chicago are amazing: youth education and health and weliness, and be available beginning Feb. 27 at the Bull Market in the United Butler has brought they show so much love Center, as well as The Tie Bar's storefront (918 W. Armitage) and website. smiles to children's faces on and off the court. "AllI the players J were involved," says Allyson Lewis, VP of merchandising for The Tie Bar. "We wanted at La Rabida Children's [When I'm] on the court, to capture their l)crsonul styles and tastes. We put together mood boards of tiihrics and patterns and met with Hospital, handed out they're always in play- players to talk about things they liked and would wear to games and out in the evening. Some guys like to wear gifts with the Chicago offs mode; [when I'm] Housing Authority at the a pocket square, some are [into! ties but not pocket squares, some are socks guys. We combined all their tastes." off the court, even on a Museum of Science and day off, they're great." In anticipation of the team's annual fundraiser Feb. 26, Splash pegged three sharply dressed players to tie Industry and more. one on fkr our cover. Butler wears: Horizontal Fashion: 'My style has stripe tie, $25. and pais- changed over the past ley pocket square. $15 The Tie Bar's Chicago Bulls Charities Collection, $10-$25 NAZR F -lAMMED Stats: A native Chicagoan and to hygiene - skills that they lot of ties, but [prefer to] match relative veteran in the NBA. the may need going forth that are my suits with pocket squares. I 37-year-old center has played overlooked in schools - and dabble with color - I don't go professionally for 16 years. In raise money for different orga- too overboard but may have a 2014, he was named Bull of the nizations. Last year, we raised hint of color in my socks or my Year. $40,000 for the Kovler Diabetes lapel pin." [Center] at the University of Philanthropy: "I have my own Style speaks: "I'd like to hope Chicago." foundation [the Nazr Moham- that my style says I'm pro- fessional - professional but med Foundation]. We have a Fashion: "[My style] is kind of all comfortable." retreat where we talk to kids over the place - it's conser- about situations that they vative by comfortable. I like Mohammed wears: Polka-dot face, everything from bullying wearing a suit.I don't wear a bow tie, $25, and socks, $10 eilte riainrneiti.

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IL 60527 tions Req.d Bachelor Deg or the U S will be reguired No Days or evenings toys trucks, bed bath linens. Sortie uElities indI. 312-209-2623 HARWOOD HEIGHTS 16301 794-5300 Attorney File No id-09-25303 Attornen ARDC No foreign equiv deg in industrial Telecommuting Send ressmes NO evperrence needed More here. We look forward 00468002 Attorney Code 21762 Case Number 09 CH 039064 TJSC# Eng'g or Environmental [ng'g using Ret Code PCO9-14 to HR. 847-675-3600 - LincolrrwOod to seeing you at @ this lovely IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Schiller Parki BR apt, 5675/ COOK COUNTY. ILLINOIS 35.47 NOTE Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, you Visit client's facilities to conduct ProficientBusinessSystems, sale. For more info please visit month, no pets, no smoking, are advised that Plaintiff's attorney is deemed to be a debt collector random rounds& observe work- Inc , 500 Park BIvd, Suite 1450, EstateSales.net COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHAN- BUSINESS available now, 847-664-9951 CERY DIVISION attempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used ers performance Mail resumes itasca, it 60143 LORI REIFMAN TRIO LIMITED for that purpose. to Michael Namovitz, President, Estate Sales of Distinction 877 THE BANK OF NEW YORK MEL- OPPORTUNITIES LON FKAThE BANK OF 1644000 Space Solutions Idea Inc241 835 2099 Suburbs, RENT TO OWNI 02/i2/2OiS. 02/19/2015, 6 02/26/2OiS 3045025 Golf Mill Centec Ste 526, Nues IL Buy with NO Cloxing costs NEW YORK AS TRUSTEE FOR 60714 Ref. 8134063B6 No calls. MAINTENANCE TECH- and get help with your credit. THE CERTIFICATEHOWERS emails or tax Auctions Call 7O8-868-242 or visit OF CWALT, INC. LOAN TRUST LEGALS NICIAN www.nhba,com 2007-SCB MORTGAGEPASS- BUSINESS OWNERS AssociationforIndividual 0e- Business Opportunity THROUGH CERTIFICATES, SERIES velopment. an agency serving 2007- 5CB Advertise with us! adults with disabilities,seeks Zion 2 bdrm apt. 1sa., clean, Plaintiff, Injection Molding rl Maintenance person for our 2nd fIr , 5650 mo sec. 2271 vs. Estate AuctIon: -3 ARCADE Sheridan Rd 15471 942-5616 Processor residential and office facilities STEVEN ANKOVIC, GAIL in the Elgin and Th-Cities area. CENTERS1 5O0Coin Operated The Classitieds can KW Ci)irtdiilor 01 Chicago Established Vending Business Amusement Devices Pinball JANKOV1C, UNKNOWN OWNERS Bld Notice Heights rs searching for a self Duties include electrical, plumb- . 32 locations, 40k revenue per AND NON RECORD showcase your ng. 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Room ,1400 MIlwaukee Ave EN that pursuant to a Judgment GIVEN THAT sealed bids for the sponsible all aspects of produc- Glenview ILL 60025.Info/Free kitchen, $295 SEC. 708-798- purchase andinstallationof service, mortgage tion. 7 employees and will be re- Applications accepted online at 3787 Leave message of Foreclosure and Sale entered w the-association.org Brochure 844-386-2243 or in the above entitled cause on equipmentandmaterialsIo company or daycare spovsible for starting, stopping. Onluneinternetauctions.com renovate O'Brien Park located and trouble shooting of Inlection November 20, 2014 Intercounty with us today! Judicial Sales Corporation will at 7260 East Prairie load Lin- molding machines lt interested Commercial for Rent coinwood, Illinois 60712, will be please contact Oscar Garcia at Association for individual Estate Sales on Monday. February 23, 2015 Development Wanted to Buy at the hour of 11 a.m in their of- received by the Village of Lincol- 708-7S7-S140 or vend resume nwood until 12:00 PM., C.S.T. Call866-399-0537or to kwc osrarOinlail cnnr 309 W New indian Trail Court tice at l2OWest Madison Street Aurora, IL 60506 Suite 715A, Chicago, Illinois, sell ori Friday. March 6. 2015 at the visit us onlineat Phone 630-9664028 Schiller Park Office 480 sq. ft at public auction to the high- Uncolnwood Village Hall Council Fas 630-844-1753 $750/month available now, no est bidder for cash, as set forth Chambers located at 6900 N. plaCeanad.tribune "A FAB SUCCESSFUL SALE" ALL VEHICLES WANTED- Lincoln Avenue, Lincolnwood, Il- 'When You Want The Best" pets, ns smoking, B47-664-995i below, the following described suburbs.cam Will Buy All Vehicles mortgaged real estate: linous 60712 at which time they PHYLLIS REIFMAN Cars, Trucks, Vans, SUV's will be opened and read. Bids APARTMENT FOR OffIce Assistant TRIO HOUSE SALES Pi.N 'T-i2-4O8-O22-O000 5500-sono Cash REAL ESTATE FOR Commonly known as 7432 received after such time will be 547-432-3770 705-S 16'8888 returned unopenedElectronic SkokieMtrseeks-starterfor SALE West Carmen Avenue, Harw000 RENT? Heights, bud packets willbe available last-paced envi Looking for a beginning on Wednesday, Febru- The search begins team player who is wet orga- Gumee .Barbara's Absolute Bicycles, Pedal Cars, Thcycles, IL 60706 Estate Salei 684 Dunham Rd The mortgaged real estateus ary 18, 2015 by contacting the APARTMENT FOR nized and efficient Good math E loys - Blue Moon Antiques is Visage of Lindolnwood at 18471 heref Many skills and accurate typing nec- HeatserRidge,Gurnee Feb looking to buy vintage bicycles, improved wilts a single family apartment and home essary Must have basic knswl- l9th-2Oth9-0Feb 21st5-1 pedal cars,tricycles, & toys residenceIf the sublect viOrt' 677-9740 The Village reserves RENT? 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Nomd.ge Elemerttaiy School District 80 PUBLIC SALE LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Kindergarten Pie-Registration Lifestorage of Little village will hold a public sale to enforce a lien Norridge school OistrICt 80 officiais are requesting parents who have imposed on said property. as described below, pursuant to the illinois children who will attend kindergarten during the 2015-2016 school seit-Service Stonate Facirity Act. illinois cede 770 ILCS 95/1 tO 9/7.00 year to pre-register their children or schoolKindergarten pre-reg or after March 10, 2015 at Lifestorage of Little Village. 3245 W 30th St Skokie Plan Commission, Thursday, March 19. 2015, village of Skokie, 5127 Oakton Street, Skokie, Illinois 60077, at otration will be held on Wednesday, Februaty 25th and Thursday, Chicago, IL 60623 Phone number io 773-376-8577 febrsary 26th trom 10:00AM until noon and troni Management reserves the right to withdraw any unit from sale Reg. 7:30 P M., to consider the following 1:00-3:OOPM at the John V Leigh school Office 815 W Lawrence istered or motor vehicles are sold As is/Parts Oniy" no titles or reg- Avenan and the James Oiles school Office - 4251 N. Oriole Avenue. An istration evening preregistration wili also be held at both schoois on Thursday, February 26th from 5:00 to 7:00PM. Unit Tenant Name NEW ACTION TAKEN 1146 Pedro Esquivel Palacios To be eligible tor kindergarten pre-registration, children must reside 1148 Jorge Ramos 2015-4P -Subdivision:3220-3240 TouhyAvenue in the school district and behve years old on or before september i, 11SS victor Hugs Rendon Standard Bank and Trust Company, as Trustee under Trust No 16633, on behalf Of 201 5. An oflginal birth certificate Inst a baptismal or hospitai certiti- 1201 Jose Luis Diaz-Roman catel and proof at residency within the school district will be required 1214 Antonio C Orozco Robert Heilman for Metro Storage, LLC, requests a resubdivlslon of 1 lot Into 2 lots tor pre-registrationPrior to enrollment in the tall all students will be 2015 May H Edwards required to also have on hie with tIle schools, a physical esaminatlon 2019 Victor lacer Penatlor in a B2 Commercial zoning district and any relief discovered during the review of and evidence ot current immunizations. A dental examinaren and vi 2037 Dulce M Campusanro this casePIN: 10-26-401-085-0000 sion examination are also required so parents are encouraged to pian 2080 Ana Maldonado ahead and make doctor appointments early 2095 Richard C Reveles 2015-SP -Zoning Map Amendment:3220-3240 TouhyAvenue 2099 ManiCela Ramirez Standard Bank and Trust Company, as Trustee under Trust NO. 16633, on behalf o! Parents at chiidren pm-registering tor kindergarten must provide 2115 Marcus C 8605 three methods ot verifyrng legal residence in the schooi district. The 2117 Lourdes Gonzalez Robert bellman for Metro Storage, LLC, requests to amend the zoning map to toliowrng must be used to verity legal residence. 2139 eslanda s Dues-Wise choose one of these documents: 2147 Nicole L Bowden change the zoning district for Lot 1 , to be created in case 201 5-4P, from B2 . A real estate tan bill or mortgage statement or lease agreement 2162 lose Lopez Commercial to M3 Industry PIN 10-26-401-085-0000 Those who do not own a homeSut are irving with a tamily within our 2201 Debra Atkins District must not only provide the above information pertaining to 2208 Patricia A Hernandez 2015-6P -Site Plan Approval:3200-3240 TouhyAvenue residence troni the homeowner. you must also submit an Attestation 2246 Willie B Heard Form the forni can be picked up in the office. 2479 Juan M Romero Standard Bank and Trust Company, as Trustee under Trust No 16633, on behalf of choose two of these documents: 2499 Paulo Van Hernandez Robert -teilman for Metro Storage, LLC, and Metropolitan Bank Group a/k/a Byline Utility bill Ich005e oriel - gas or electric or phone or water 3044 Jesus Castillo . state of iiiinois choose one - IL Driver's license/ti state io or IL Ve 3129 Jacqueline M Gamboa Bank Corp. , request modifications to an existing site plan approval to increase the hide registration 3168 Pedro A Velasco 02/19, 02/26/2015 3062766 size of the building and remove land use restrictions at 3220-3240 Toufly Avenue If you do not provide us with three documetts Iwith current ad and to accommodate minor changes to the site in B2 Commercial and M3 zoning dresst verifying legal residetce, along with an onginal birth cer- Life stoiage of Wrigleyville will districts. Relief is also requested from §1 18-173(2) of the Village Code to provide a tificate, we wit be unable to complete the registration process. APARTMENT FOR hold a public sale to enforce a lienimposed on said property, front yard of 6 feet rather than the 25' required, §1 18-232(bl to provide 13 parkway cook County birth certificates may be obtained it person or by rriaii,n as described below, pursuant a personal check or money order payable to VtTAL RECORDS RENT? trees to the east of Lot 1, rather than the 18 trees required, and any other relief that COUNtY cLERK, in the amount of 815 to fo the illinois Self-Service stor The search begins age Facility Act,Illinois Code may be discovered during the review of this case. PINS 10-26-401-084-0000, 10-26- 770 ILCS 95/1 to 95/7. on or at- Bureau of Vital Records here! Many ter tuesday. March 10, 2015 at 401-085-0000 Cook counts Clerk's Office Or call. apartment and home Life storage of Wngleyclle, 323 2015-lP - Parking Determination: Metro Self Storage Po Boa 641070 the Maywood Office at 708-865-6040 or west Addison Street, Chicago, Chicago. Illinois 60664-1070 the skokie Office at 847-933-8252 hunters check the Illinois, 6068 Manaeemeiit Robert bellman for Metro Storage, LLC requests parking determination for a self- 312-6035656 0v visit.wwwcookcountycierk corn Classifieds before reserves the right to withdraw storage warehouse at 3220 Touhy Avenue PIN 10-26-401-085-0000 When requesting a birth certificate. the naine of the child, date of looking far a new any unit from sale Registered birth, hospital, father's name, and mother's maiden name are ail re- or motor vehicles are sold Ao 201 S-8P - Special Use Permit: 3220 Touhy Avenue quested Allow four Idi weeks for tIre certificate to be processed and place to live, is I Parts Only. no titles oc reg- istration Standard Bank and Trust Company, as trustee under Trust No 16633. on behalf of mailed toyou. Parents with proper identification may visit one of the Advertise your rental county offices and receive a birth certificate immediately Robert Heilman for Metro Storage, LLC, requests a special use permit for a self- units with us to get a Tenant Name Unit e Parents who pre-register their children will be invrted to attend a kin- jump on the Robin L Baumann 1247 storage warehouse at 3220 Touhy Avenue n an M3 Industry district and any other dergarten orientation program which rnA be held iater in the year The Dalilah M Perez 1263 program will share information wrth parents about the kindergarten competitionf Call Herrriie Perez 1422 relief that may be discovered during the review of this case.PIN: 10-26-401-085- sonya Howard 3044 program and give parents an opportunity to view classroom maten- 866-399-0537 or visit ismael M Martin 3123 ais and ush questions about the program.if you liane any questions regarding kiedergarten pre-registration please contact Leigh school at Kenneth Richards 4061 placeanad. Gloria MeliaGarcia 4151 456-884t. or Oiles school at 453-4847 tribunesuburbs.com Deborah Witten 4183 FOR YOUR INFORMATION: Plans and related documents are available at the Village s Community Development 2/19/2015 3039757 Department, Planning Division, (847) 933-8447 Monday through Friday, from 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM. You must be la years ot age. or PUBUC NOTIcE Storage - Legal older to attend our auctions lt you line n Siles Township and Auctioneer: Brook Snyder Illinois have a child in grades K-8 who license u 441 00164,8 is home-schooled or attends BUSINESS OWNERS 2119, 2/26/2015 3060387 a private schooi and you are Advertise with us! SPECIAL AID. Available upon request for the disabled. Call 18471 673-0500 or email inftskokie.urg. concerned about their educa- Nohce is hereby giver' that pur- tional growth and development, suant to Illinois self-Storage Fa. please contact Nues Township ciiities Act a saie will be held on AUTOMOTIVE District for special Education. March 3rd, 2015 at Lifestorage The Classitieds can Interested parties are invited to attend this meeting. This notice is for information purposes only. Tarin Kendnick Esecutive Dires- centers of tien. 450 AirpOrt Rd. showcase your to,, PH tOi-965-9040, 8701 Elgin.IL 60123 18471888 1834. Published in the Skokie Review on February 19, 2015. Paul Luke, Chairman Menard, Morton Grove, IL 60053 The contents of the below spec- business and 2/19/2015 3060915 es will be sold at a public saie services! Advertise 2/19/2015 3061226 tor cash, Credit card or certified funds if there is no market value your cleaning or no bids received, the goods service, mortgage will be otherwise disposedof Autos for Sale company or doycore sun,ta Pinkton Unit e229 with us today! APARTMENT FOR BUSINESS OWNERS APARTMENT FOR Jose Nava Unit e390 BUSINESS OWNERS Brian Reinberger unit f567 RENT? Advertise with us' RENT? 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Coast state I.ç_i_L.1R YES ISEEISTELE UDQEJOmU 0000D onomnon 50 Flightless bird 118 - HEALTH & FAMILY 35 PEOPLE'S PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS AND HOME REMEDIES A rock 'n' roll lifestyle that's Cornmeal mushmayhelphealthier thanyouthink curetoenail fungus Book offers BY JOE GRAEDON AND game plan TERESA GRAEDON King Features Syndicate road-tested for I developed toenail extreme living fungus and tried using . some herbal remedies. BY WILLIAM HAGEMAN tfie4 'e The daily soaks were Tribune Newspapers working, but very slowly. Then I did a cornmeal You may not singlike soak, and almost immedi- Aerosmith's Steven Tyler ately the fungus started or play the guitar like to disappear from my big Dave Navarro of Jane's G1eiiedy toe. I continued the soak BLUE JEAN f MAGES Addiction fame. But you about once a week, and all Soaking affected toenails once a week in a mixture of corn- can have something in the toes grew out clear of meal and warm water clears up fungus for some. common with a lot of A ROCK & ROLL DOCTOR'S the fungus. I used organic rock musicians: a healthy . PRESCRIPTION FOR LIVIN cornmeal for purity. money order with a long two days, I have broken lifestyle. To make the cornmeal (No. io), stamped (70 out in red spots all over No one knows that A LONG. HEALTHY LIPÇ' soak, put about an inch of cents), self-addressed enve- my stomach. I have been better than Gabrielle cornmeal iii a shallow lope to: Graedons' People's taking Benadryl pills, and Francis, a practitioner of container that will just fit Pharmacy, No. H-31, P.O. I don't seem to be improv- natural medicine, acu- DR. GABRIELLE FRANCIS the affected foot. Care- Box 52027, Durham, NC ing How can I get relief? puncture, chiropractic WITH STACY BAKER MASAND fully pour about an inch 2771 7-2027. It also can be A: We trust your first step and massage who has of warm (not hot) water downloaded for $2 from was to stop taking turmeric. been working with rock t J on top of the cornmeal our website: Some people do develop musicians for 30 years, and let it sit for an hour, peoplespharmacy.com. allergic reactions to this including Tyler and . I so the water and corn- anti-inflammatory spice. A Navarro. meal can combine natu- I began suffering rash that persists requires Francis, teaming up rally. After an hour, add from vertigo nearly a yearmedical attention. with Stacy Baker Masand, enough warm water to ago. I often felt like I was has written "The Rock- Throug,li smarter eating, exercise cover the foot and soak about to fall down. A Q: Thank you for writ- star Remedy: A Rock & for an hour. The mush friend said that vitamin ing about maca for hot Roll Doctor's Prescription and additional nutrients, even must cover the whole D-3 helps with dizziness. Iflashes. I took a capsule for Living a Long, Healthy area, not just the toenails, started taking 1,500 lU twice a day for a month, Life" (HarperWave). someone living the rock 'n' roll because fungus thrives per day, and my dizziness and my hot flashes dis- As musician Michael everywhere on the toes, and imbalance problems appeared during the day. Franti puts it, the rock 'n' lifestyle can be healthy especially between them. completely went away. I I also used to suffer roll lifestyle "is not that After an houri rinse the am now taking 5,000 lU from intense night much different than that choices 90 percent of the . Bodv Develop an exer- mush off with warm wa- per day and highly recom-sweats, about four a of a very intense business time, and enjoy life's cise program you love. ter and pat the foot dry mend it for dizziness and night, and now I experi- traveler: living out of pleasures the other 10 . Mind and spirit. Man- with a clean towel. Soak balance problems. ence only a very mild one airports, taxis, and hotels; percent As your body age relationships, the toenails once a week A: We trust you have about once a night. dashing from appoint- gets stronger from that strengthen connections until the fungus clears up. discussed your regimen A: Maca is the root of a ment to appointment straight-and-narrow 90 with those you love and A: Thank you for sharing with your physician, and plant native to the Andes working very late; getting percent, the other 10 eliminate those that are the details on your suc- that you are being moni- Mountains in Peru. Al- up too early answering percent ofthe time, when negative. cessful nail fungus treat- tored for your vitamin D though it has not been emails; taking calls; and you feel the effects of . Socialize: Learn thera- ment. Other readers also level. Your dose of 5,000 lU thoroughly researched, a eating on the run." overindulgence, becomes pies and treatments that have reported success with daily is on the high side, and pilot study found that it Ifuncontrolled, that less attractive. bring you back in har- cornmeal. not everyone will need or reduced blood pressure and can all add up to serious There are five stages to mony so you can enjoy life Not all fungus infections tolerate such a high dose. eased depression in post- health issues. But throughFrancis' RxStar Trans- without destroying your respond equally well to Adequate vitamin D has menopausal women (Cli- smarter eating, exercise formation: body.. home remedies. For readers been associated with im- macteric, February). In this and additional nutrients, u Detox: Get rid of things The book also offers who would like to learn proved balance among study, it had no impact on even someone living the that don't serve you resources, checklists, about other approaches, we older adults (Journal of hormones. rock 'n' roll lifestyle can physically, mentally or reading recommenda- offer our Guide to Hair and Physical Therapy Science, be healthy. emotionally. fions and the thoughts of Nail Care, with many other October). In their column, Joe and Francis advocates good s Food: Eat foods for dozens ofmusicians who remedies that can help Teresa Graedon answer habits and smart choices, optimal looks, stamina have benefited from Fran- eliminate fungus. Anyone Q: lam havinganal- letters from readers. Send but she is no drill ser- and focus. She offers cis' wisdom. who would like a copy, lergic reaction to tur- questions to them vio grant. She has her 90/10 advice on shopping, cook- nlease send $3 in check or merk. After taking it for peopiespharmacy.com. rule: Make healthy ing and meal planning. whagemantribpub.corn 36 FOOD Alove forXO Sauce's rich flavor gives a spark to celebratory dishes

BY BILLDiUEY ing ourselves to something really Tribune Newspapers nice," Young adds. xo sauce is just that sort of The name is something of a treat, with a flavor that enlivens fake - XO sauce. The Asian con- even the simplest ofdishes, from diment contains no cognac, fried rice to stir-fried Chinese which is what the XO ("extra broccoli to roasted oysters. ZBIGNIEW BZDAK/TRIBUNE NEWSPAPERS; LISA SCHUMACHER/FOOD STYLING old") term famously applies to. "I love that it has this seafood The ingredients used in XO sauce can vary, but this homemade version calls for, clockwise from center, dried Nor is it a sauce in the traditional, funk I just adore," says Nancy scallops, garlic, ginger, dried shrimp and chili flakes. smooth sense but more of a Leson ofSeattle, a food writer, chunky relish. KPLU-FM radio food commen- Leave any quibbles at the tutor and XO sauce fan. "You only need a spoonful. It kitchen door, though, for XO's "I love that it takes a plate of will add flavor and give you a savory, sea-salty, spicy flavor will boring noodles and turns it into kick and also lots of texture." set your head spinning, especially something exotic to my taste At home, you can use commer- Ming Tsaí's X() sauce given the jaw-dropping prices of buds. I hate to use the word cially produced XO sauce. (A Prep: 10minutesSoak:overnight its main ingredients. 'umami,' it's so overused, but XO 78-ouncejar ofLee Kum Kee's Cook: 45 minutes Makes: 2 cups "It has such a fabulous flavor," brings up the flavor of simple xo sauce is $32.95 on Ama- sauce, which produces a drier says Grace Young, a New York- vegetable preparations, like zon.com.) Or hunt down the Ming Tsai offers his take onXO based cookbook author. "It's salty green beans. It's just a delicious, ingredients to make your own. condiment than you might expect. Look for dried scallops and sexy flavor." The hallmarks ofXO sauce are dried shrimp at Asian markets. If you can't find Chinese lap and spicy It has heat and sweet- cheong sausage, substitute an equal amount of bacon or xo sauce is a relatively new dried scallops and dried shrimp, ness. It's a balance of wonderful prosciutto. Just add a teaspoon of honey to replace the flavors coming at you at one creation. It was invented in the but secondary ingredients vary. sausage's sweetness, Tsai says. time." 1980s, according to "The New Tsai's version, for example, calls The sauce is expensive because Food Lover's Companion," and for diced Chinese sausage, while 2ounces each: dried scallops, dried shrimps it calls for, among other things, traces its origins to Hong Kong. others use various types of ham. i link(5inches long) lap cheong sausage, diced dried scallops, which can cost The name was borrowed from "I'm totally into ham in my 8cloves garlic, minced xO,', Leson says. "I've used pro- hundreds of dollars per pound. cognac to lend the sauce status. i piece(3inches long) ginger, peeled, minced That's what makes XO sauce "I think in the 1980s there was sciutto. I've used country ham." 1 1/2teaspoons red chili flakes When shopping for the dried seem so right for celebrations, like a lot of optimism," says Ming 2tablespoons Shaoxing wine or dry sherry Tsai, a TV cooking show host and scallops and shrimp, buy the best the Lunar New Year which oc- 2tablespoons canola oil curs Feb. 19. cookbook author. "Chefs wanted quality you can afford. Take a New Year menus always call to create something. ... They good sniffofwhatever you plan Soak the scallops and shrimp overnight in a shallow bowl of for foods symbolic of good for- thought, What can we create to buy, Young says, because fra- 1cold water to hydrate them. Strain. tune: for instance, shrimp, which and charge a lot of money for?'" grance is an indicator of flavor. Place the sausage, garlic, ginger, scallops, shrimp, chili flakes sounds in Cantonese like the Most chefs at upscale restau- "T normally go for the more * and Shaoxing wine or sherry in a food processor. Pulse until a word for laughter, according to rants will create their own ver- expensive," Young says. "Scallops fine mixture is formed. Young a whole duck, a symbol of sions of XO sauce, says Martin are not sold by type but by qual- 2tablespoons canola oil to a heated saucepan. Add the fidelity eggs for fertility, even pot Yan, a San Mateo, Calif-based ity. No one says they want this -': Add kind or that kind but how much -) scallop-shrimp mixture; cook over low heat until the mixture sticker dumplings, whose shape restaurateur, and nearly every- minutes. Serve warm or refrigerate in a one will charge you if you request they're willing to spend." appears dry, about45 resembles gold ingots of old. It's closed container for future use. also a time for luxurious fare. some. "Ifa food is not symbolic, we "It will be $5 or $8 for a dish, a [email protected] would eat it because we're treat- little plate," adds Yan. Twitter @billdaley FOOD 37

UNCORKED f Nero d'Avola rules Sicily, 'b 2grapes toknowbut another is turning heads o Recommended Here are a few recommended nero d'Avola and nerello mascalese wines, listed by ascending i price. All are appellation Sicily, Italy or Terre Siciliane Rosso.

BILL ST. JOHN 2012 CantIna Cellaro Nero d'Avola Luma: Nothing serious here, just pure ease and deliciousness; fantastic price for roundly, IfSicily were a free-standing nation charmingly delivered red fruit. (which, on occasion, it seems to believe $12-$14 that it is), it would rank seventh in world- 2012 Benanti Nerello Mascalese Rosso di wide wine production, at around 160 Verzella:Lots of dark cherry-like fruit accented million gallons a year. Though it is only with eucalyptus and cocoa; just gulpable and one of2O Italian winemaking regions, it refreshing.$16-$22 produces 15 percent ofall Italian wine. Long a supplier ofbulk blending wines 2009 Valle dell'Acate Cerasuolo di Vittoria: to Italy's mainland (and other European A vibrantly fruity and light red wine unique to countries), the island ofSicily has taken Sicily, a blend of 60 percent nero d'Avola and on fully the mid-20th century risorgi- 40 percent indigenous frappato: gorgeous mento (resurgence) in Italian winemak- strawberry come-hithers.$20-$24 ing and, since the 1980s, has shifted from 2010 Benantl Nerello Mascalese Rovittello: making heavy rustic wines to those that The more serious and earthy of the winery's are lighter and more suited to contempo- nerello wines, aged in barrel.$35 C rary tastes. It's also become a solid ex- porter of its wines to the world. 2011 Morgante Nero d'Avola Don Antonio: While Sicily is surprisingly well-re- Ups the ante on nero d'Avola's regularly spected for its white wines, for so warm a plain-spoken dark red fruit, adding hints of growing region, two ofits red grapes licorice and cocoa; abundant yet plush tannins and a nice, chewy texture. garner more attention: nero d'Avola, $42 because it is the mainstay or engine of 2010 Tascante Nerello Mascalese Terza Sicilian red winemaking and nerello Vendemmia:lt's steep on the price, but you do mascalese, because it is turning heads. get abundant fruit, juice-inducing texture and a "I really love (nerello mascalese)," says whiff of earth. $44-$48 Rachel Driver Speckan, wine education and beveradirector at City Winery 2013 Frank Cornelissen Nerello Mascalese Chicagt, "and the producers who are "Muniebel":One of the new voices of nerello, taking the time to make it and bring it to a naturalist, leaving the wine close to making market are really exceptional." itself; gets the head shaking after a sip because Nerello mascalese "is difficult to you feel as if you've just drunk from the earth make;' Speckan says. "It takes patience itself; fruit, yes, but truly liquid terroir. $48 and conscientiousness both to grow and 2013 Frank Cornelissen Nerello Mascalese to make." But, she adds, "It is simply "Muniebel VA":From his highest (Vigne Alte) amazing." E. JASON WAMBSGANS/TRIBUNE NEWSPAPERS vineyards on Etna; smoke, cinders, black earth, A tasting of just under two dozen nero Sicily's nero d'Avola wines are solid and well-made, while its nerello mascalese wines graphite and black pepper lace dark red fruit, d'Avola and nerello mascalese wines strike a nice balance between ripeness and acidity with plenty of "cindery" terroir. leathery tannins and whip-snap acidity ori the showed this. The nero d'Avola wines finish.$75 were, by and large, solid and well-made, if Whereas nearly 50,000 acres of nero from its terroir (Etna's lava), and that is a bit monochromatic. But it was at the d'Avola grow on Sicily, only 9,000 acres of its giveaway when you taste it." Footnote: Iwas sent some samples of nero table of nerello mascalese wines that nerello mascalese thrive (although that is Food pairings for nerello mascalese d'Avola and nerello mascalese wines by the people lingered and repeatedly tasted. increasing by the year). are, according to Speckan, right down the Barone Montalto winery in Sicily. The wines are Avola is a small town south of Syracuse Nerello mascalese "is a mountain Sicilian buffet "Olives, pickled or brined marvelous but, sad to say, less than 0.5 percent (Siracusa) along Sicily's eastern shore, wine," says Speckan - almost all of it vegetables, cured meats," Speckan lists. of Montalto's production is sold in the U.S., and, although few grapes grow around it grows on Etna's slopes, sometimes as high"It's one of the few red wines to go with according to its own informational materials. so now, it lent its name to its indigenous as ,000 meters - "and so it's cool-cli- fish, especially tuna, raw or cooked. I love I cannot recommend its wines. However, if and "black" (nero) grape. Nero d'Avola spread mate, with high acidity and a dark skin it with roasted mushrooms and all that when it makes its way here, be sure to snap up throughout the island, and you can safely tone." earthy funkiness that's the same in the a bottle of either or both Barone Montalto Nero guess that nearly any red wine coming "Even though it may reach high ripe- wine. Or with duck or goose or richer, d'Avola Appassimento (in the mode of a from Sicily that has no other grape name ness," she says, "it can still be very tart. earthy fowl. And with (cured) ham, like ripasso wine from Veneto) or the blend of nero on the label is made of all or mostly nero There's this nice balance between ripe- jamon Iberico, it's perfect." d'Avola, nerello mascalese, cabernet sauvignon d'Avola. ness and acidity it's very vivacious, like a and merlot called Barone Montalto Ammasso. Nerello ("the little black one") masca- (red) Burgundy but more ftm." Bill St John has been writingand teaching lese gets the second half of its name from Nerello's dark red fruit is marked by a about wine for more than 40 years. Ifyour wine store doesnotcarrythese wines,ask the Mascali plain east of Mount Etna, characteristic "smoldering, cindery qual- foronesimilarin styleand price. Sicily's famed, and still active, volcano. its" Speckan says. "You cannot separate it [email protected] r 38 FOOD t: "Ir DINNER TONIGHT IV'J- t: asterpiece pizza Mediterranean flavors livenupchicken recipe

BY JOE GRAY LAiI ESKIN Tribune Newspapers Home on the Range Right now, when the Paper litters my desk, palate needs lightening chair and - thanks to the from winter's heavy teething puppy - floor. I flavors, a hint of the wish I could ship it to Ma- Mediterranean sounds tisse, who would paint it good brilliant, cut it fanciful and Here a quadruple pin it to a wall, arranging threat ofzesty lemon, the shapes into a shimmer- lively white wine, pi- ing pool - stunning on the quant capers and aro- surface, refreshing in the matic fresh basil steps up depths. to meet the challenge. All winter I've been Chicken is gently sim- longing to ditch the pileup mered in a lemon scent- and escape to the Museum ed wine-water to keep of Modern Art in New the meat tender. That ZBIGNIEW BZDAK/TRIBUNE NEWSPAPERS; York, where the Matisse cookingbroth, thickened LISA SCHUMACHER/FOOD STVUNG cutouts are - briefly - and enriched with 1ps pinned to the walls. When I cream, then becomes a finally did, it was a quick sauce - the capers and . For the wine, choose something unoaked for a fresher plunge into a chill lake: basil coming in at the end note, like sauvignon blanc, riesling or vinho verde. thrilling. to preserve their flavors. u i also liked the sauce with thyme instead ofbasil; add it Tangled upinthe pome- It's all tossed with to the sauce when you add the cream, as it can stand long- granates and seaweed, I E. JASON WAMBSGANS/TRIBUNE NEWSPAPERS; pasta, but steamed rice, ercooking. kept wondering nothow JOAN MOAVEK/OO STVUNG quinoa or a bed of salad (mere scissors), not where greens would also be [email protected] (Nice), not when (old age), Pissaladiere cutouts welcome instead. Twitter @ioegraygoodeats but why. Why so much joy? Back home, I kneaded Prep: 10 minutes Bake: 20 minutes dough for pissaladiere, the Serves A few as an appetizer flatbread celebratedin Linguine with lemony chicken Pissaladiere dough (or i pound pizza dough). see Nice. I rolled it paper thin, Prep: 10 minutes Cook: 20 minutes Makes: 2 servings painted it with herbes de recipe Provence, then noticed the Olive oil 8 ounces linguine kitchen scissors. My cut- Flaky salt, such as Maldon 2 chicken breast halves, bone on, skin removed outs weren't brilliant. But Herbes de Provence 1/2 cup dry white wine they did capture one bite of Olives and anchovies, for serving i clove garlic, thinly sliced /4 teaspoon salt joy. Roll: On a lightly floured surface, roll out dough to a i lemon 1rectangle about O by 14 inches. 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BY S. IRENE VIRBILA Tribune Newspapers Once hidden, now the life ofthe party It's mid-February and I've on a first go-through of my kitchen, I already broken or never found these orphans anguishing at the picked up most ofmy New back ofthe cupboard: Year's resolutions. There is f one, though, that I'm actually Madeleine pans of various sizes and kind ofenjoying. I was giving provenance. Resolved: Make lavender the kitchen a bit more than madeleines and have a tea party. the usual once-over at the Hand-crank pasta machine. This guy was beginning ofthe year, giving once practically my best friend, but as I the painted cupboards a rub- - fr got more and more into dried pasta, I down with beeswax and mak- i! inga halfhearted effort to stopped making fresh. I'd love to use ¡t to organize the contents, when it - - make agnolotti and tortellini. The only just came to me: I promised i - - ft thing stopping me: lack of a table edge myselfl'd either use the ne- : thin enough to clamp the machine on. Resolved: Find one. glected kitchen tools and -- I equipment I've collected over __1 Chocolate double-boiler in porcelain the years by this time next and copper. Iusted over this one at Dehil- year - or give them away. lerin in Paris for years. finally got one but When I first got into cook- rarely use it. Resolved: Make hot fudge ing in my 20s, I'd haunt the '1 sauce. kitchen stores wherever I Blini pans. Carried home from Paris and traveled and carry home some treasure or other - a yellow used for several successive New Year's ceramic mortar and pestle Eves. What's missing: some good caviar, or even salmon roe, which I actually love splashed with green, a cata- almost as much. Resolved: To re-create plana (the hinged copper the time I sat with the Russian emigres at vessel the Portuguese use to steam shellfish), a hand- Caviar Kaspia in Paris sipping ¡cy vodka carved wooden corzetti stamp and eating blinis with caviar. A real splurge for pasta. At home, I picked up at the time (or any time). some fantastic finds at garage Tall-sided lasagna pan. Quite heavy, and sales and flea markets. I pa- large enough to make lasagna for the trolled the shelves of Wil- entire neighborhood. Resolved: Throw a liams-Sonoma in the days party and make Gino Angelini's lasagna when it was great. I must have verde with a veal and beef ragu. melon bauers in every shape and size ever made. Whenev- Terrine form, the classic, with a flat lid eri got an extra freelance that slides over to keep the terrine nice check, I'd spend it on pots and and square. Resolved: Make a classic pans and specialized tools. country pate to serve as a first course or I have a lot of cookware part of a charcuterie platter. stuffed into a very small kitch- Soba knife and huge stainless steel en (at least by today's stand- bowl for making soba. I bought them ards) - all useful, but not all when I took a soba class from Sonoko used. Sakai. I loved the process, but to make And so this year I resolved good soba takes practice. practice. prac- to get rid of redundant pots (STOCK tice. Resolved: Lay in some buckwheat and pans, keeping only what's flour and try making soba. I may need to most useful and/or beautiful. I This year I resolved to get rid of redundant pots andpans, take a refresher course to get better at it. plan on retiring, at least, the giant, restaurant-size All-Clad keeping only what's most useful and/or beautifuL A pair of glass egg coddlers. They're a aluminum pots I bought at an classic Bauhaus style, wth clamps to hold irresistibly deep discount at the lid on tight. You get something similar his-and-hers Le Creuset much stuff. But I will make use to scrape away the flour to a soft-boiled egg without the mess. least 20 years ago and break moules pots for steamed mus- the resolution to use the treas- and dough from the counter- out only when I'm cooking for Resolved: Have coddled eggs with toast sels I once received as a gift. ures. top when I made bread all the andjam for breakfast more often. a huge crowd. Which isn't Or the giant white-glazed clay It's funny how coming time. often. donabe steamer that sits across the zigzaed pastry I haven't even been through Mezzaluna. The half-moon-shaped blade Some things I don't use are proudly on a shelf made by cutter that the late Lidia Al- all the drawers and cupboards with a wooden handle at either end that just too beautiful to discard. the Nagatani family of Japan, ciati of Guido restaurant in yet Butjust writing this list Italians use to chops herbs and vegetables I'm not giving up the gorgeous which has been making Italy's Piedmont gave me has shaken me out of habits, with a rocking motion. Resolved: Next time hand-hammered copper donabe from the special clay inspires me to make tajarin or and my daydreams are filled a recipe calls for soffritto (the chopped couscousiere that, sadly, gets of their region for more than agnolotti again. And look, with couscous, blinis, rustic onions, celery, carrots, garlic and parsley put to use only about once a six generations. So maybe I here's that metal blade with a terrines and even coddled that are the base of so many Italian year, or the cheerful blue won't be giving away all that wooden handle that I used to es. dishes), I'm breaking t out. 40 GO o Thodos Danceconcerttakescuefrom Chicago BY MYRNA PETLICKI Pioneer Press

Thodos Dance Chicago is paying horn- age to its hornetown with a Chicago-in- spired dance concert featuring both rarely performed treasures and exciting new pieces. The company will present the program twice on Saturday at the North Shore Center for the PerformingArts in Skokie. "Chicago, in and of itself, is ari inspira- tional city," Artistic Director Melissa Tho- f dos said. "It's rich in culture, rich in op- portunity, rich in creativity. We love being in Chicago, creating in Chicago and then taking what we build in Chicago to other places in the country and in the world." The program will include sorne rarely performed works by Broadway legend Bob Fosse, a Chicago native. Ann Reinking will restage the works under the title "Fosse Trilogy." "We received a National Endowment for the Arts Dance Masterpiece Genius Grant in 2010 to re-create for the stage the very early works of Bob Fosse," Thodos explained. The pieces were created for 1960s variety shows: "The Bob Hope Show," "The Ed Sullivan Show" and "The Lawrence Welk Show." The program will also feature a reprise of "Salute to Old Friends" by rnodern dance pioneer Sybil Shearer, who had a rehearsal studio in Northbrook. Archival footage of Shearer dancing in her studio will be shown courtesy ofthe Northbrook- based Morrison-Shearer Foundation. Former Shearer company member Toby Nicholson helped set the dance on the Thodos company. "Sybil saw me in a show at Northwest- em and asked me to join. I was 20 years old," Nicholson said. He danced with Shearer's company until he was 40. Nicholson noted that Shearer created "Salute to Old Friends" to thank people who had helped foster her career when she lived in New York. The piece consists CHERYL MANN/THODOS DANCE of four solos. Thodos is restaging two of A scene from John Cartwright's "Flawed," which will be performed Saturday at the North Shore Center for the Performing Arts in Skokie. them, a piece dedicated to dance critic Walter Terry and one dedicated to chore- Thodos Dance Chicago a community move in and out of relation- ographer Agnes de Mille, which has been ships with each other." turned into a full-company piece. 2and7:30p.m. Saturday, Feb.21 The program also features the world Nicholson noted that when de Mille North Shore Center for the Performing premiere of Melissa Thodos' "Near Light." saw the piece dedicated to her, she said, Arts,9501Skokie Blvd., Skokie "It's a very special piece to me;' Thodos "Isn't it awfully busy?" Shearer did that $28-$50 said. "Its inspiration comes from my life in intentionally, "so that Agnes couldn't copy 847-673-6300:northshorecenter.org Chicago and a general concept of loss, it." reconnection and new hope." Guest choreographer Garfield Lem- Audiences will also see a reprise of onius, an assistant professor at the Con- life throughout the years," Lemonius said. Brian Enos' "Lullaby" and the debut of servatory of Performing Arts at Point Park "In the work, you see the aspects of some- two pieces created by Thodos Dance Chi- University in Pittsburgh, is staging his one's life - the pain, the joy, the chaos, the cago ensemble dancers as part ofthe corn- "Memoirs." excitement, the storm and the calm - the pany's New Dances 2014 series. They are Lemomus choreographed the piece in tender moments that we share with differ-"Flawed" by John Cartwright and "Night 2013 at Point Park. ent individuals. Windows" by Tenley Dorrill. "Initially when I created 'Memoirs; I "It's also about community," the chore- Ann Peinking will restage Bob Fosses works wanted it to be a reflection of someone's ographer added, "how we as individuals in Myrna Petlicki is a freelance reporter. under the title "FosseTrilogy:' GO

STAGE 'Dead Man Walking' makes Chicago premiere BY DOROTHY ANDRIES Simpson (2015) opera's finale. "It Pioneer Press and Alex York is all built around (2016). the Lord's The Northwestern Uni- "Each singer Prayer," he ex- versity Bienen School of provides different plained. "Every- Music is mounting the qualities of the one is there, the Chicago-area premiere of character," Ehr- inmates, the "Dead Man Walking," an man said. "I've nuns, the parents, opera composed by Jake encouraged them and they all have Heggie wíth libretto by to bring their own Ehrman stories that inter- Terrence McNally. It personalities to twine. You see the chronicles a Catholic nun's the roles." death penalty through experiences as a spiritual He calls the prologue to Sister Helen's religiously adviser on death row in a the opera "gritty," as it motivated aversion to Louisiana maximum secu- killing, but also through rity prison in the 1980s. 'Dead Man the corporate/political "We've wanted to do view ofupholding the law." this opera for two years," Walking' opera "Opera is highly styl- said Michael M. Ehrman, Northwestern Universityized, which makes the director of opera at NU, Symphony Orchestra story much more morally who is directing the fully 7:30 p.m. Friday, Feb. 20; complex," said Robert C. staged production. "The 3p.m. Sunday, Feb. 22; 7:30 Owen, clinical professor at San Francisco Opera gave p.m. Thursday, Feb.26; and Northwestern University its debut in 2000, and it 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 28. School of Law, who teach- has become one of the Northwestern Univer- es courses on criminal most popular contempo- sity Calm Auditorium, 600 defense and on the death rary operas." Emerson St., Evanston. penalty In his class on the And no wonder. Sister $18; $8 for students with death penalty, the book Helen Prejean's 1991 mem- IDs. "Dead Man Walking" was oir, "Dead Man Walking 847-467-4000; pick required reading, as was An Eyewitness Account of staiger.org viewing the film. the Death Penalty in the "It is an impassioned United States," overflows challenge against the death with drama. It became a penalty which is a pun- Hollywood film in 1995, shows the rape and mur- ishment we reserve for the directed by Tim Robbins, der for which the death poor," he added. and starring Susan Sa- row inmate has been con- After the last perform- randon, who won an Oscar victed. On the heels of that, ance ofthe opera on Feb. for Best Actress for her the first act features Sister 28, Owen will lead a dis- portrayal of Sister Helen. Helen leading a children's cussion, along with Leigh In actua1itthe nun was chorus at Hope House, Bienen, senior lecturer at spiritual adviser to two located in the housing Northwestern University death row inmates: Elmo projects in New Orleans. School of Law and a crimi- Patrick Sonnier and Robert "We have a dozen kids, nal defense attorney. Lee Willie. "Those men ranging from 7 to 12 years Directors of contempo- were conflated into one of age. We have made sure rary operas often invite the person for the film," Ehr- that they will be some- composer to come and man continued. The opera where else during the speak to the cast, and that follows the film in that prologue. We don't want was no exception in this regard, but also renames them to ever see that scene case. the killer. and we are warning par- "I was hoping Jake Heg- At Northwestern the ents about it as well," Ehr- gie could come here," Ehr- lead roles are double cast. man said. man said, "but by coinci- Sister Helen is shared by Chorus master Donald dence, for the first time Kelsey Park, a Bienen Nally, Bienen School pro- since its premiere in 2000, School second-year gradu- fessor and director of the 'Dead Man Walking' is ate student (2015) and choral organizations, is going to be performed in Quinn Middleman, a first- preparing about 40 mem- San Francisco the same year graduate student bers of the University time as our production. He (2016). De Rocher, the Chorale to give voice to can't miss that one." killer, will be shared by various groups who figure Bienen School of Music in the drama. He is par- Dorothy Andries is a free- graduate students Ethan ticularly pleased about the lance reporter. GO

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Playing dead is harder than it looks. Antoine McKay had to lie in a coffin, perfictIy still, while one of the other actors on the new Fox show, "Empire," kept tiying to make him laugh. The Evanston resident with the newly redesigned took it in stride because, afteral],ashesaid,"Iam Chicago Tribune Advertiser Services workingth brilliant brilliant people." And being Self-Service website on the new show is one of the most exciting times in his career. The show, star- ring Terrence Howard and Thraji P. Henson, follows the ruthless family behind EMPIRE/FOX an entertainment company. Taraji Hensori and Terrence Howard are the stars of theFox Easy to use McKay plays Bunkie TV show, "Empire,' about the family behind an entertain- Campbell, a street thug and ment company. cousin ofHenson's charac- ter Cookie Lyon, who asks downs, but we've to small parts in his best friend for $3 mil- gotten used to it movies, and then lion. By the end ofthe first over the years and auditioning for episode, Bunkie is dead, but learned how to Oscar-nominated that wasn't the end for his adjust" said Re- director Lee Dan- character. becca, who works iels to get a part in "I'll be in more episodes as McKay's man- "Empire." coming up," McKay said. ager. "It can be "It's brilliant 'But that's all I can dis- tricky at times, but just brilliant," close." it's rich and re- AntoineMckay McKay said of the McKay isn't sure what warding, espe- show. "What's the producers will do with daily now with the success really great about this is the his character - does he he's having opportunity to work with have an evil twin some- "When we had kids all such amazing actors, actors where, or was his death all aunder age 8, Antoine was l've watched for many dream - but then that's the traveling a lot I think that years. Terrence Howard (an life ofan actor. was really hard. Now that Academy Award nominee) "You want to be a work- they're older, they know is a brilliant man. He's ingactor andjust keep Dad won't always be at taught me about being working that's really the their sporting event But prepared and really telling goal," McKay said. But when he's around, he goes the truth ofthe character. when he's in between gigs, to their games all the time. I He's a good guy, and makes he keeps acting tostay fresh think he's more available to the set a fun to place to be.' by running Evanston-based them instead ofifhe had an The Jan. 7 "Empire" McKay Arts Acting and 9-to-5 job." premiere drew 15 million Improv, a theater company McKay, who's been act- viewers, and his wife said that teaches business men ing for 25 years, grew up in she's hooked. "if (Antoine) and women to use improvi- Detroit, and ended up in theweren't on the show I'd Get started today at sation techniques to apply Chicago area when he watch it anywaç" she said. to their roles as leaders in earned a spot with Second In real life, McKay is chicagotribune. corn/advertiser their company. City in 2003. He left Second "super articulate and really His wife, Rebecca. and City when he was castin an smart, and here he's playing six children, ages 8 to 16, NBC sitcom, «Sports Action this gangster. It's really fun," have gotten used to him Team," in 2006. He played a she said. being in and out of jobs as sportscaster who was a 'Tve been very blessed," new roles begin and other former football player, and McKay said. ones end. not a very good one, McKay "Empire" airs at 8 p.m. "There are ups and said. From there, it was on Wednesdays on Fox. GO 43

FAMILY FRIENDLY i: BE HEARD! Chinese shadowpuppets star at Botanic Garden BY MY1A PETLICKJ Pioneer Press

Have you made plans to celebrate the Year of the Sheep? Don't worry if you haven't. The Chicago Bo- tanic Garden has you coy- ered. They are hosting a festive free celebration of Chinese New Year, 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 21 at the garden, 1000 Lake Cook Road, Glencoe. The highlight of the event is Chinese shadow puppet performances at 11 am. and 1 p.m. by the Sha- anxi Folk Arts Group from SHAANXI FOLK ARTS GROUP Xi'an the capital city of The Shaanxi Folk Arts Group of China presents shadow China's Shaanxi Province. puppet tales at the Chicago Botanic Garden. They will perform classic Chinese folklore tales, games that will amuse W. Pratt Ave. including "The Crane and everyone. For details, call 847-677- the Thrtle" and "The Bear moms really have 5277 or go to lincolnwoo- and the Flowers:' among so much fun with their dlibrary.org. others. sons," Bart said. "It's cool to Throughout the four- see the moms out there hour event, there will be doing something different He's quacking up hands-on activities for all with them." A cute duckling won't ages. Eveiyone will learn to After all that activity, the stop making noise in "Click, use ancient Chinese tech- couples will snack on Clack Peep!" by Doreen niques to cut paper in the make-it-yourself ice cream Cronin, illustrated by Betsy shape of animals, flowers sundaes. There will also be Lewin. Kids will hear the ENJOY READING and figures. You'll also an awards ceremony. "We'll story by the author of CHICAGO TRIBUNE NEWS learn to draw traditional give out team player and "Click, Clack, Mo«' 11 a.m. Chinese paintings. team couple awards," Bart Saturday, Feb. 21 at Barnes AND MAKING AN IMPACT? Kids should particularly said, adding that they will and Noble, 55 old Orchard enjoy discovering how the also be giving out "fun and Center, Skokie and do puppets are made and crazy awards." themed activities. PARTICIPATE IN SURVEYS posing for photos with Participants should wear For details, call 847-676- AS PART OF THE CHICAGO them. comfortable clothes and 2230 or go to www.barne- For details, call 847-835- gym shoes. sandnoble.com. TRIBUNE READER PANEL 5440 or go to www.chi- The cost is $26 per cou- FOR A CHANCE TO WIN cagobotanic.org/chi- ple for residents, $33 for Visit Wilmette nese_new_year. nonresidents. Early regis- MONTHLY GIFT CARD tration is encouraged. for a 'spell' Moms, Sons For details, call 847- High school students are DRAWl NGS 692-5127 or go to put to the test in "The 25th and fun www.prparks.org. Annual Putnam County TO SIGN UP, VISIT: Moms can get a terrific Spelling Bee." Your family workout while spending Trash talking can watch them compete in is.gd/jointribune special time with their the Actors Training Center sons, ages 4-12, at a Mother An orphan raised by Repertory Company's Son Sports Spectacular, underground cave-dwell- production ofthe hilarious 6:30-8:30 p.m. Friday, ing trash collectors tries to musical, 4 p.m. Saturdays Marchó at Maine Park save his friends from an and Sundays, Feb. 28- Leisure Center, 2701 W. exterminator in "The Box- March 15, at Wílmette Sibley St, Park Ridge. trolls?' The 1 hour and 36 Theatre, 1122 Central Ave., Qthicaganbune "We'll do all kinds of minute PG-rated filmwill Wilmette. Tickets are $18. sports' said recreation be shown at 2 p.m. Sat- For details, call 847-251- supervisor Mary Bart. That urday, Feb.21 at Lincoln- 7424 or go to wwwwilmet- includes some unusual wood Public Library, 4000 tetheatre.com. .

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Listings are subject to change. cago, free, 312-458-0895 Bernard's carefully planned love life Anytime/Anywhere:The Piven Im- Please call the venue in advance. devolves into chaotic, door-slamming provisation Ensemble performs long- "BIble Bingo":Vicki Quade ("Late Nite hilarity." Buy tickets online at form improv. 7:30 p.m. Friday, 7:30 p.m. Friday, Feb. 20 Catechism") unleashes what promo- www.brownpapertickets.com. 7 p.m. Saturday, 2:30 p.m. Sunday and 7:30 p.m. tional materials call "a new, interactive Friday, 7p.m. Saturday and 3 p.m. Sun- Feb. 26, Piven Theatre Workshop, 927 comedy," centered around an Archdioc- day, Mary's Attic, 5400 N. Clark St., Noyes St, Evanston, $10, 847-866-8049 Michael Johnson and John Gorka: 7 esan bingo department on the hunt for Chicago, $15, 210-901-9061 p.m. Friday, Metropolis Performing Arts revenue. "That's where you come in: The Orchid Show:Escape from winter Centre, 111 W. Campbell St., Arlington Get ready to play bingo for a variety of "Dividing the Estate":Foote's come- to a tropical paradise created by 10,000 Heights, $30, 847-577-2121 wacky prizes. Along the way, you'll be dy-drama focuses on the members of colorful, fragrant blossoms filling the drawn into conversation about every- the Gordon family - a wealthy Texas greenhouses, galleries and halls of the m.Plano Lesson":August Wilson's thing from Adam and Eve to modern clan whose fortunes have declined and Regenstein Center at the Chicago Bo- play is set in Pittsburgh's Hill District in sins. Just be careful: You might laugh so who are debating whether or not to tanic Garden. The month-long exhibi- 1936, as the Charles family struggles hard you forget to yell 'bingo." 8p.m. divide the remainder of the family's tion includes activities for every age and with their surroundings and each other Friday and 8 p.m. Saturday, Royal estate while their octogenarian matri- interest, including free concerts on over their shared legacy. an antique George Theatre Center, 1641 N. Haisted arch Stella is still alive. 7:30 p.m. Friday, Tuesday and Thursday mornings. 10 piano and the secret it holds. 7:30 p.m. St., Chicago, $30,312-988-9000 7:30 p.m. Saturday, 3p.m. Sunday, 7:30 am. all week Chicago Botanic Garden, Friday, 7:30 p.m. Saturday, 2 p.m. Sun- p.m. Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday and 1000 Lake Cook Road, Glencoe, $8-$10, day and 7:30 p.m. Feb. 26, UIC Theatre, "First Data":When blind date newbie 7:30 p.m. Feb. 26, Raven Theatre, 6157 N. $25 parkingfee, 847-835-5440 1044 W. Harrison St., Chicago, $12-$17, Aaron is set up with serial-dater Casey, Clark St., Chicago, $22-$36, 773-338- 312-996-2939 a casual drink at a busy New York res- 2177 "The Odd Couple":Enjoy theTony taurant turns into a hilarious high- Award-winning comedy classic about "The Life and Sort of Death of Eric stakes dinner. As the date unfolds in real Grand Oaks Active Adults Center mismatched roommates by playwright Argyle":Attend the Midwest premiere time, the couple quickly finds that they movie marathon:Join us for an after- Neil Simon. 8 p.m. Friday, 8 p.m. Sat- of thisSteep Theatre Co. presentation of are not alone on this unpredictable noon ofoldies but goodies as we watch unlay and 3 p.m. Sunday, Oil Lamp a play written byRoss Dungan and di- evening. 7 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. Friday, "Hello Dolly" and "The Unsinkable Theater, 1723 Glenview Road, Glen- rected by Jonathan Berry. "Getting hit 5:30 p.m. and 8 p.m. Saturday, 3 p.m. Molly Brown" on the big screen at view, $35, 847-834-0738 by a truck was startling enough, but two Sunday and 7:30 p.m. Feb. 26, Royal Grand Oaks Auditorium. A pizza lunch days after his death Eric Argyle began to George Theatre Center, 1641 N. Halsted and popcorn are included in fee. Bring "Get On Up":Commemorate Black discover the profound impact of his St., Chicago, $49,312-988-9000 your own comfortable lawn chair or sit History Month with this chronicle of seemingly inconsequential life," ac-. at one ofour tables and enjoy this after- singer, songwriter, and activist James cording to promotional materials. "Ross "The Sweeter Option":Strawdog noon with some of your favorite movies Brown's rise from extreme poverty in Dungan's delightfully inspiring story Theatre's 100th production is this world from the past Advance registration the deep South to become one of the illuminates the power of the stories we premiere psychological thriller set in required. 11:30 a.m. Friday, Grand Oaks most influential musicians in history tell about ourselves and poses the ques- 1971 Chicago, written by John Henry Child Care, 1401W. Route 176, Crystal the Godfather ofSoul. A casual audi- tion, 'Is there such a thing as a small Roberts and directed by Marti Lyons. "A Lake, $8-$9, 815-459-0680 ence-led discussion follows matinee life?'" 8p.m. Friday, 8 p.m. Saturday, 3 low-rent investigator named Tucker screenings. Runs 139 min. and is rated p.m. Sunday and 8 p.m. Feb. 26, Steep (Sam Guinan-Nyhart) tracks a stolen "Godspeii":Stephen Schwartz'smus- PG-13 Just drop in. 2 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. Theatre, 1115 W. Berwyn Ave.. Chicago, rent-a-car and stumbles neck-deep into ical is based on the Gospel according to Friday, Glenview Public Library, 1930 $10-$35, 866-811-4111 an embezzlement scheme gone sour," is St. Matthew, and features songs such Glenview Road, Glenview, free, 847-729- how promotional materials describe the as"Prepare Ye the Way of the Lord' "All 7500 "Mr. Burns, a post-electric play": play. 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Broadway, Chicago, $28, 866- Ail My Relations: A Seneca HIstory: Company, 300 S. Waukegan Road, Lake $10-$70, 773-975-8150 811-4111 In collaboration with visual artist and Forest, $35-$37.50, 847-735-8554 dancer Rosy Simas (Seneca), this exhibit UnSpeakabl.: Say What?l:This is a "Bates: An 80s Musicai Psycho introduces the history ofthe Seneca "White Guy on the Bus":In this play, new sketch comedy show from an Afri- Parody":This is a parody of the classic culture through milestones in the lives Ray, a successful white business execu- can-American perspective, written and Hitchcock horror movie. 10p.m. Friday, ofSimas and her relations. It features five, rides the bus past the state peniten- performed by Kimberly V. Banks and and 10p.m. Saturday, Public House traditional and modern Seneca artifacts, tiary every Saturday. On his weekly ride Briane' Goodrum. The supporting cast Theatre, 3914 N Clark St, Chicago, $15, which span various generations. 11 am. he befriends Shatique, a young black includes Vickie Eisenstein, Danny 312-265-1240 all week, Mitchell Museum of the woman putting herselfthrough school Hardy and Ashley Bland. 7:30 p.m. American Indian, 3001 Central St., and struggling to raise a son on her own. Friday, Donny's Skybox Theatre, 1608 "Boeing Boeing":906 Theatre Com- Evanston, Free-$5; $10-$12 for talk, 8 p.m. Friday, 2:30 p.m. Saturday, 2:30 N. Wells St., Chicago, $13,312-337-3992 pany of Chicago presents this play by 847-475-1030 p.m. Sunday, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, North- Marc Camoletti and translated by Bev- light 7:30 p.m. Wednesday and 7:30 p.m. "Tomato Queen":In this musical with erly Cross and Francis Evans. Directed Nativa Haute Couture:The year long Feb. 26, Northlight Theatre, 9501 Skokie book and lyrics by Christine Hodak and by Emma Couling, this modern farce exhibit celebrates the history of Native Blvd, Skokie, $15-$49, 847-673-6300 music by Scott Lamps, an impatient follows "playboy Bernard (who) is en- American high fashion from pre- con- 11-year-old girl named Camina learns gaged to three gorgeous flight attend- tact to today. It features garments that Predict the Oscars Contest:Fill out that success takes time and teamwork - ants whom he juggles with the reluctant showcase American Indian artistry and an Oscars ballot in the lobby and if you and isn't worth much if you lose your assistance of his housekeeper," accord- expertise in tanning weaving, embroi- guess the Academy Awards winners friends along the way. 8p.m. Friday, 2 ing to promotional materials. 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Go Calendar, from PreviousPage tions and invite volunteers to take to the with Cold Bearded Killers and Enforcer. clever costumes. Tickets are general stage. 1:30 p.m. Saturday, iO, 3541 N. 7p.m. Saturday, Red Line Tap, 7006 N. admission, good for any performance, Woodstock Theatre, 209E. Main St, Clark St., Chicago, $15,773-880-0199 Glenwood Ave., Chicago, $12 in ad- and available for purchase online and at Woodstock, free, 815-338-8555 vance, $15 at the door, 773-274-5463 the door. A special 60th anniversary Tink:9p.m. Saturday, Metro, 3730 N. edition of "Goodnight Moon" may also Clark St., Chicago, $31-$41 18+, 773- Corey Smith:With Andy Velo. 9 p.m. be purchased for only $6, when you buy Saturday, Feb. 21 549-0203 Saturday, Joe's Bar, 940 W. Weed St., tickets online. For more information, Chicago, $15-$20, 312-337-3486 contact infohighlandparkplayers.com Maxwell Street Klezmer Band:7p.m. Mrs. Thorne's World of Miniatures: or Linda Rosen at 847-682-4632 or Saturday, Metropolis Performing Arts This is the first book club meeting of the Shadow Puppet Performance to Jacob Cohen, 847-338-4813. 12:30p.m. Centre, 111W. Campbell St., Arlington new year. Narcissa Niblack Thorne Celebrate Chinese New Year:Bring Saturday and 10:30 am. and 12:30 p.m. Heights, $25, 847-577-2121 gained world-wide recognition for the the whole family to celebrate the Year of Sunday, Edgewood Middle School, 929 miniature rooms she created with such the Sheep, with a special day of free Edgewood Road, Highland Park, $10- Thomas Gold:10p.m. Saturday, The exacting detail that they became educa- activities and a shadow puppet per- $17,224-765-3200 Mid, 306 N. Haisted St., Chicago, Free tional tools for students of architecture formance by the Shaanxi Folk Arts 'before 11 p.m.; $10 after that. 312-265- and interior design. Discover the details Group. Hands-on crafts include tradi- "A Year with Frog and Toad": Enjoy 3990 of Thome's life and how her collection tional Chinese paper cutting and paint- themusical about a cheerful frog and a ended up at the Art Institute of Chicago. ing. 11 am. Saturday, Chicago Botanic grumpy toad. 10 a.ni. and 1p.m. Sat- Chicago Flamenco Festival:La Shica Light refreshments are going to be Garden, 1000 Lake Cook Road, Glencoe, urday, Northbrook Theatre, 3323 Wal- Las Guitarras de Espana, an alternative provided. 11a.m. Saturday, Richard H. free, 847-835-5440 ters Ave., Northbrook, $10-$12,847-291- flamenco act from Madrid based around Driehaus Museum, 40E. Erie St, Chi- 2367 vocalist and dancer Elsa Rovayo, per- cago, $20-$35, 312-482-8933 Crisis:9p.m. Saturday, Potato Creek forms a style of music derived from Johnny's, 1850 Waukegan Road, Glen- Mikal Cronln:8 p.m. Saturday, Prairie flamenco as well as copla that incorpo- "The Talking Cure":This premiere view, free, 847-486-1007 Center for the Arts, 201 Schaumburg rates aspects of both hip-hop and pop. centers on Sabina Spielrein, a brilliant Ct., Schaumburg, $35; $33 for students 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Instituto Cervantes young "hysteric," she is Carl Jung's first Highland Park Players Present and seniors, 847-895-3600 of Chicago, 31W. Ohio St., Chicago, patient, and eventual colleague, as he "Goodnlght Moon" Musical:High- $20-$25, 312-335-1996 seeks to refine the "talking cure" meth- land Park Players present Goodnight od of treatment proposed by his Moon, a musical for young audiences Sunday, Feb. 22 "The Greatest Story Never Told": adopted mentor, Sigmund Freud. 8 p.m. based on the beloved children's classic This event brings families and strangers Saturday, 3p.m. Sunday and 8p.m. Feb. book, "Goodnight Moon." This musical Girl Scout World Thinking Day: Ar- together to collaborate and create im- 26, Rivendell Theater, 5775 N. Ridge transforms the simple story of a young lington Heights Historical Museum provised stories on stage. Professional Ave., Chicago, $20,773-340-9438 bunny preparing for sleep into a 3-D improvisers help coax audience sues- wonderland, full of catchy songs, de- Trouble:Presented by Rebel Radio, lightful choreography, a colorful set and Turn to Go Calendar, Next Page

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Go Calendar, fromPrevious Page Watch the 87th Academy Awards and are invited to bring saved or leftover than 50 photographs presented through choose from a selection Oscar themed seeds to share with others. Beginners the lens ofsome ofthe most important celebrates this annual event by encour- cocktails, all available for $9. Guests are welcome to participate even with- Soviet photojournalists. Based on David aging girls (and boys) to perform activ- who dine-in on Feb. 22 can enter a con- out seeds. Advance registration re- Shneer's novel, "Through Soviet Jewish ities and projects that have global test by submitting their Oscar predic- quired. 2 p.m. Sunday, Chicago Botanic Eyes." the exhibition explores aspects of themes "to honor their sister Girl tions. The diner who makes the most Garden, 1000 Lake Cook Road, Glencoe, what this religious and cultural identity Guides and Girl Scouts in other coun- correct predictions wins a $50 gift cer- free, 847-835-5440 might have meant when confronting tries," according to an announcement. tificate. 5p.m. Sunday Troquet River war and Nazi persecution through "Creating Peace Through Partnerships" North, ifi W Huron St, Chicago, free, Sunday Soiree - Midwest Young Soviet and Jewish eyes. The exhibition is the theme for World Thinking Day, 312-202-9900 Artists:Sunday Soirees are chamber opening event features curator and which "not only gives girls a chance to music performances by groups from Shneer, director ofthe Program in Jew- celebrate international friendships, but "Macbeth":See Shakespeare's epic Midwest Young Artists, the premier ish Studies at the University of Colora- is also a reminder that Girl Scouts of the tale of ambition gone wrong. 7p.m. youth music education and ensemble do, Boulder. Book signing to follow. 2 USA is part of a global community - Sunday and 8p.m. Wednesday, The organization in the Midwest which p.m. Sunday, Illinois Holocaust Muse- one of nearly 150 countries with Girl Artistic Home, 1376 W. Grand Ave., represents some ofthe best young mu- um and Education Center, 9603 Woods Guides and Girl Scouts. Join other girl Chicago, $28-$32, 312-243-3963 sicians in the country. 2:30 p.m. Sunday, Drive, Skokie, free, 847-967-4800 - scouts in our community as we learn Ravinia Festival, Bennett-Gordon Hall, about how our voices can bring about Hollywood on State: A Red Carpet 418 Sheridan Road, Highland Parlç free, peace, as well as participate in activities Celebration:Join us for a night of 847-926-9898 Monday, Feb. 23 to discover how we can help improve glamour, gourmet food and libations, the lives of those in the world's poorest and watch the Academy Awards on the "Classical Delights":With the North- Oscar Party:Did you know that the countries." Troop leaders are asked to Big Su een. 6p.m. Sunday, Gene Siskel brook Symphony Orchestra. 4 p.m. Oscar statuettes are produced in Chi- register their troop members in person Film Center/School of the Art Institute Sunday, Sheely Center for the Perform- cago? Buffup on Oscar knowledge from at the Administration Center's regis- of Chicago, 164 N. State St., Chicago, ing Arts, 2300 Shermer Road, North- the 1930s until now to increase chances tration office, including the name and $100 General Admission, $200 VIP brook, $8-$50, 847-272-0755 to win one's own Oscar statuette. Before address of each participant Individuals with Reserved Seating. 312-846-2072 a quick game oføscar Trivia, dine like also may register online by visiting Music ofthe Baroque: Baroque movie stars and sip champagne. A www2ahpd.orgJIBEX/IBEXBrochu- Seed Swap:Learn about the art of seed Invention: 7:30p.m. Sunday, North screening of an Oscar nominated movie reAutomatioitnsf/web/wilS.variety- saving. and share seeds from many Shore Center for the Performing Arts, wraps up the event This is a party you preschoolyouthadult.html?opendo. heirloom and hybrid varieties of flow- 9501 Skokie Blvci, Skokie, $25-$75, don't want to miss! (Ages: 55 & Up). 1OE30 am. Sunday, Arlington Heights ers, herbs and vegetables. This year's 312-551-1414 Register online at www.prparks.org!. Historical Museum, 110W. Fremont St., lecture will be Forgotten Tastes: Our 12:30 p.m. Monday, Park Ridge Senior Arlington Heights, $10, 847-255-1225 Apple Heritage, by Dan Busse the "Through Soviet Jewish Eyes": orchard manager for the Seeds Savers Photography, War and the Hoto- Oscar party at Troquet River North: Exchange in Decorah, Iowa. Gardeners caust:The exhibition features more Turn to Go Calendar, Next Page

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BY BRI4rg DE Los SAN'ros Pioneer Press PARK RIDGE - Niles West girls basketball coach Tony Konsewicz can't ex- plain it, but the Wolves have become a second-half team this year. "We've struIed in the first half all season," Kon- sewicz said. "We told the girls if we go out and win the first quarter it would be bigforus." The Wolves lived up to that billing against the Hawks. The game was tied at 18 at half, but Niles West outscored Maine South by nine in the last two quarters en route to a 41-32 Central Suburban South win on Friday. "We just reinforced [to] the girls that this is your besthalf of basketball," Konsewicz said of what he told his team at the half. "We put that run on in the third quarter and that was the key. It gave us a lot of confidence." Credit seniors Julia Easter and Hilma Mede- TIM 8OYLE/PIONEER PRESS PHOTOS dovic for the run. The two Nues West's Huma Mededovic dribbles between Maine Smiths Julia Sirvinskas (1) and Nina Anderson (34) durìng their game in Park Ridge on Friday. had four second-half points apiece with 3:14 left in the third as the Wolves out-It takes time for a team to get scored the Hawks 8-3 to Nues West's Katherine start the third. together, to know each other, DeLara (1) drives around Niles West never looked Maine South's Nina back. Maine South juniorknow how they play And it Anderson during Friday's Jackie Ostojic hit a three game in Park Ridge. with 2:42 left in thegame to took a while for us to learn. make it36-30, but the Wolves (15-12,4-6) held the Nues West senior Huma Mededovic Hawks (14-15, 4-6) to just one basket the rest of the way. NUes Westisseeded Fagenholz, who was injured "It takes time for a team eighthinthe Class 4A lastweek, Maine South to get together, to knowGlenbrook South Sectional.coach Mark Smith said. each other, know how theyThe Wolves were sched- Junior Riley Eckhart had play. And it took a while foruled to play host to No. 10a team-high 10 points off ustolearn," MededovicTaft in the regional semifin-the bench for the Hawks. said. "Now that new chem- als on Tuesday. istry has brought us where Brian De Los Santos is a we are." Notes freelarice reporter for Pio- Mededovic led all scorers neer Press. with 16 points, while Easter Maine South was playing scored U. without junior guard Sam Twitter: @B_Delos SPORTS 57 Evanston's Dortch pins down passion, misses outon state i New Trier finishes 10th at girls bowling sectional

BY MA'rr HAJss good as a senior. Now, Pioneer Press Dortch, who carried around a 180 average this Even though she is one season, said she's consider- of the best girls bowlers in ing bowling in college, pos- the area, Evanston seniorsibly at Florida A&M. Arri Dortch said the game "I looked at it like some- baffles her at times. thing to pass the time with It happened Saturday atfriends," she said. "But I the Rolling Meadows Sec-love it, and I had a great tional. She said she strug-career [at Evanston]. I love gled with the lanes at thethe sport, and it's one of the Brunswick Zone in Mountfew you can do as you get Prospect. Her 1,064 total older." pinfall was good for 47th, but it wasn't enough to qualifr for this week's stateNew Trier meet at Cherry Bowl in The Trevians, the lone Rockford. The sectional'sarea team at the Rolling finalindividualqualifierMeadows Sectional, ended rolled a score of 1,200. their season by taking 10th "It's a tricky sport some-out of 12 teams with a score times," said Dortch, whoof 4,901. It was the furthest took fourth and was the topa New Trier girls team has local bowler at the Loyolaadvanced in the state se- Regional with a 1,175. "I'm ries. still learning." Senior Aidan Stavros fin- After a rough three-ished 24th with 1,132 pin- game morning session thatfalls in six games, scoring a included scores of 171-171-high of 224 in the fourth 170, Dortch and her coachgame. Senior Sooahn Ko Ray Austin adjusted her also bowled all six games, positioning and switched totaling 1,017 to tie for 61st. balls for the final three. She had her best score up to that point of the meet in the Niles North fourth game with a 201 and Vikings sophomore Za- then followed it up with aria Syfu finished with a 204. Dortch closed with a six-game score of 1,101 to 147. tie for 32nd. Senior Regina "The clock ran out onRoman followed with an us," Austin said. 887 for the six-game series Even though Dortchto place 87th. came up short of the state meet for a fourth season, Austin said Dortch has noLoyola reason to hang her head. Sophomore Margaret After all, she picked up thePetersen finished 55th with sport as a freshman. 1,033 pinfalls, and sopho- "We knew we had amore Catherine Petersen diamond in the rough, atook 70th with 972 pins. star on the rise," Austin said Both bowled all six games. of the three-year starter and two-year co-captain. "She had raw talent, andRegina you could see in her heart Stephanie Zalinski,a she wanted to be a bowler.Pantherssophomore, She proved us right." earned a six-game score of Dortch said she didn't 970 to finish 75th. take bowling too seriously KEVIN TANAKA/LAKE COUNTY NEWS-SUN as a freshman and never [email protected] Evanston's Arri Dortch competes at the Polling Meadows Sectional in Mount Prospect on Saturday. Dortch finished 47th. thought she would get this Twitter: ®harnessprt'ps 58 SPORTS I George's hot hand i lifts Niles North overHighland Park

BY Siui BRIEF constant. Pioneer Press "He was feelingit," High- land Park sharpshooting i,- HIGHLAND PARK -guard Luke Norcia said. George Brandon Jr. stood in Highland Park led, 16-14, disbelief behind the Nuesafter the first quarter, but i North boys basketballNiles North dominated the team's bench as spectatorssecond, with George engi- filed out of Highland Park'sfleeting a 16-2 run. After a main gym on Friday night. back-and-forth third quar- Brandon's Vikings (18-8,ter and an even start to the 6-3 Central Suburbanfourth, the Vikings led, 45- North) had just eked out a 41, with 1:35 left. gut-wrenching 51-50 win Highland Park senior over Highland Park (17-5,guard David Sachs nailed a 6-3) on anight duringcomer three to cut the lead which Niles North seniorto 45-44, but Brandon hit a guardAbbyGeorgelayup in transition to put dropped 27 points, drainingthe Vikings up three with 35 -. seven of his nine shots fromseconds to go. Highland three-point range. ButPark's Jason Beermann Brandon questioned a par-missed a three with 25 ticular detail. seconds left and that all but "He missed?" Brandonsealed the Giants' fate. asked, shaking his head and "It's like a boxing match placing his hands on his - 15 rOunds," said Brandon, head. who scored 12 points on George did indeed miss6-for-7 shooting. "They - just twice - but it was hispunch, you punch and you momentousshootingjust get the last punch to spurts that propelled Niles win the gaine." North to a key victory over If it was indeed a 15- the Giants after losing three round bout, the Vikings in a row to Highland Parkwon just eight rounds. But dating back to last season. that narrow margin was "I feel like I'm a reallyenough to drive them into a good shooter," said George,tiewith the Giantsfor who transferred fromsecond place in the CSL Maine East this summer. North. Deerfield (16-10, 8-1) "My coaches kept stressingbeat Glenbrook North 50- to me to keep shooting47 on Friday to clinch the keep shooting, and theyconference crown. went in." Norcia and Sachsled "He was special," NuesHighland Park with 18 and North coach Glenn Olson16 points, respectively. And said. "He set the tone for uscoming off a five-game win early, hitting shots. And him streak, the loss represents a hitting shots gave oursetback for the Giants. whole team a lot of confi- "We lost to a very good dence. You need a guy toteam tonight,"16th-year step up and do those things, Highland Park coach Paul and he did it. Harrissaid."The guys "He's been a phenomenalunderstand that we only teammate from the secondhave four regular-season he got here, so our guysgames left. The reality of want to share the ball with only having fourleftis him... He maybe small inmotivation enough for stature, but he's a warrior' them." And in a roller coaster of a contest, George's preciseSam Brief is a freelance JUDY FIDKOWSKI/PIONEER PRESS shooting stood as a singlereporter forPiorieerPress. Nues North'sAbbyGeorge drivesbyHìghland Park's Jason Beermann during Fridays game at Highland Park. SPORTS 59 Year older, Year wiser After going 3-5 in conference last season, Dons are 7-O and closing in on ESCC title

BY ERIC VAN DRIL the season went on. You cari Pioneer Press see it now. We play good teams. Viator's a good team, ARLINGTON HEIGHTS[and] we competed. We - A year ago, the Notreplayed Lake Forest, Hinsdale Dame basketball team was[Central this year]. They're an afterthc ght in the Eastgood teams, and we corn- Suburban C itholic race. peted." The Dons were corn- Notre Dame crushed St. prised mostly of sopho-Viator on the road on Friday mores and jur ors duringin what figured to be a the 2013-14 season and thecompetitive matchup, given ESCC was aiguably the bestthat the Lions were tied with conference in the state withBenetand Marist at 5-1 in the Tyler Ulis (Kentucky) lead-ESCC entering the game. ing Manan Catholic, Sean Mooney took the life out O'Mara (Xavier) dominatingofthe crowd from the outset, the paint for Benet and thethough. He began very ag- Division I duo of Ore Aro-gressive and scoredthe gundade (Drake) and Roose-team's first eight points. velt Smart (Loyola recruit) "Ithink the difference at St. Viator. maker for us was Joe early," Notre Dame struggled atLes said. "He makes a cou- times en route to a 3-5pIe, now the baslet gets record within the confer-bier for everybody." ence. Those losses were Mooney finished with 25 beneficial, however, andpoints, but he didn't score in that's been evident this year.the second quarter.Five "It's helped us a lot, Jplayers - sophomores Jea- think," Notre Dame seniormeni Wilson and Matt Strit- guard Joe Mooney said ofzel, along with juniors Am- last season. "Especially withmar Becai Anthony D'Avan- allthe sophomores, andzo and Lucas Simon - with me as a junior, gettingscored one field goal apiece experience last year, we're ato help Notre Dame extend completely different teamits lead to 2 3-14 at the half. this year. I think it really paid Mooney buried a pair of off Last year was tough, butthree-pointers near the be- we got better." ginning of the third quarter Notre Dame coach Tomto put the game out of reach. Les agreed that goingIt was an ideal performance against teams and individu-by both Mooney and the als of that caliber benefitedteam in an important confer- this year's squad, which im-ence game on the road. proved to 7-O in the ESCC Afterward, Notre Dame with a 58-41 victory at St.retreatedtoa classroom DAVID BANKS/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Viator on Friday. around the corner from St.Notre Dame's Jeameril Wilson tries to shoot over St. Viator's Sam Cannella at Friday's game in Arlington Heights. "I believe in playing aViator's gym. There were tough schedule," Les said.shouts of celebration fromMooney said. Catholic on Friday - wouldthey've made an effort not toget No. 3.' 'Tonight is No. 7.' "We got beat up some lastthe Dons, but one of the Notre Dame plays Maristguarantee the Dons at leastlook past anyone this year. [This] week, No.8 will be on yeai and I was not veryplayers reminded his team-at 7 p.m. Friday in Nues. Aa share of the ESCC title. "Every game, it's one at athe board." happy with how we corn-mates, "We've got twowin over the RedHawks - Notre Dame wasn't abletime," Mooney said. "Coach peted early.I thought we more!" who are 5-2 in the ESCCto take any ESCC teamsputs it on the board [before Eric Van Dril is a freelance reporter for learned how to compete as "We don't look ahead,"after a 43-41 loss to Jolietlightlyayearago,andESCC games]: 'Tonight, we Pioneer Press. 60SPORTS

BRIAN O'MAHONEYIPIONEEP PRESS PHOTOS In this Jan.23. 2014,photo, Notre Dame's Marco Orland,, left, collects back points against Manan Catholic's Addison (lausner during their match at160pounds. Barzowski, Orlandi fight through injuries, reach state Notre Dame the state meet and the first right legha.s a tight IT band. takes to compete on the for Barzowski. Notre Dame coach Augiemat. wrestlers both took "This is awesome," saidGenovesi said doctors told "T had to knock off some Orlandi, who beat Taft sen-Orlandi in December thatrust," he said. "And my fourth at Glenbard ior Dawid Wojs 7-3 in thehe probably wouldn't belungs are not hilly there. I North Sectional state-clinching match "1 able to wrestle in the stateget gassed." didn't know for sureI series. It showed ini his semifi- By Mr Hss would be wrestling." "He's a gutsy guy, a sen-nal wrestlebackagainst Pioneer Press Barzowski is scheduled ior," Genovesi said. Lane senior Jake Davis.

to wrestle Marmion sopho-- Barzowski (13-4) has bat-Barzowski led 4-1 before CAROL STREAM - No-more Anthony Cheloni (31-tled bad anides for most ofDavis sent the match into tre Dame wrestlers Jake II)in his opening-round the season. overtime. Barzowski, who Barzowski and Marco Or-match at the state tourna- But, after each missedlost to Davis in the regional landi both overcame in-ment on Thursday whilenearly 50 days from late final, scored a takedown in juries this season to earnOrlandi is set to face Bar- December to early Febru-extra time to advance. trips to this weeks Class 3A rington senior Julius Smithar both wrestlers got heal- Orlandi's win inthe state tournament. (33-5) the same day. thy enough for the Evans-semifinal wrestleback Barzowski, a junior, Notre Dame seniorton Regional tournament. avenged a loss to Wojs in qualified at 138 pounds, and Jimmy Gallardo took sec- "Neither of them could the regional final. Orlandi, a senior, advanced ond at 113 pounds at therun," Genovesi said. "They "The goal from the be- at 170. Both had to winsectional and also advancedhad to find other ways toginningofthe season was to matches in the wrestlebackto state. Gallardo (28-4) will train without running orgt tostate,"Barzowski semifInals Saturday at thewrestle Hononegah seniorwrestling?' said. "It didn't change, even Glenbard North SectionalAlex Rader (26-16) in the Barzowski said he spentwith the injuries. I wasn't to gt to the University offirst mund. most of his time riding a going to make any excuses. Illinois.Both finished Orlandi (17-5) has a tornstationary bike or using his This is very satisfying." fourth at the sectional. MCL, a partially torn ACLupper body to swing a In this Feb.25, 2014,photo. Notre Dame's Jake Barzowski This is Orlandi's secondand a partially torn me-heavy rope. But nothing mharness(YpioneerIocaI.com wrestles Oak Park-River Forest's Jaimie Hernandez at132 consecutive appearance atniscus in his left knee. Hiscouldreplicate whatit Twitier @harwsspreps pounds during the Class 3A dual team sectional. SPORTS

Maine East wrestler Pagonis advances to state Eyeonthe prize tournament for first time By MAri' HARNESS When the buzzer sound- said. "Everything that hadthem to focus only on theNiles West urban tournament in late Pioneer Press ed and Pagonis had securedbeen pent up, all that hardmatch, but I understood January earning an 8-5 win the 4-3 win over Nues Westwork, the frustration, I let itwhy he was doing it" For the second time inin the championship semi- CAROL STREAM -senior George Tripkos,all out" Following his state-two weeks, Wolves seniorfinals. Tripkos ended up Several times during thePagonis clinched both of his Maine East coach Emil-clinching victors PagonisGeorge Tripkoslosttosecond in the conference. closing minute in the wres-fists by hisside andiano Hernandez said hewent on to take third placeMaine East senior Mario tieback semifinals at thescreamed so loud it couldsaw potential in Pagonisat 220 pounds by beatingPagonis. But Saturday's 4-3 Class 3A Glenbard Northhave been meant for thoseyears ago. Conant senior Michaelloss in the 220-pound wres- Niles North Sectional, Maine East'sback in Park Ridge. "I knew he had the men- Meier 3-1. tieback semifinals at the The Vikings didn't have Mario Pagonis glanced at The four top wrestlers intality and the emotion for Pagonis (34-7) almostClass 3A Glenbard North any wrestlers win an open- the scoring clock. each weight class advanced the sport," Hernandez said.didn't get a chance to corn-Sectional ended Tripkos'ing-mund match atthe Although he's beento the state meet, which"The biggest thing withpete at the state series afterprep career. Tripkos wasClass 3A Glenbard North taught by his coaches not tostarts Thursday at the Uni-him was technique.It'ssuffering a concussion atthe only Niles West wres- SectionaL look at the time, the 220-versity of illinois in Cham- been fun to watch." the Central Suburban meettier to advance to that stage Only seniors Maykel Po- pound Pagonis said hepaign. Pagonis is scheduled Hernandez even forgavein late January But he wasof the sectional tourna-tros(126) and Calvin couldn't help himself onto wrestle Naperville North Pagonis for breaking a team cleared in time for thement Rosenburgh (170) won Saturday. With each pass-senior Chris Zhang (33-7) rule. Evanston Regional, where Pagonis also beat Thpkos matches at the tournament ing second, the Blue De-inhis opening-round "It was hard for him to he finished first. 3-O in the Evanston Re- mons senior was that muchmatch. not look at the clock, espe- "I'm reaching my peak gional final on Feb. 7. mharnesepioneerIocal.com closer to qualifying for his "This was a four-yearcially in thatsituation," right now," he said. Tripkos (29-8) beat 1\4'tter: @harnessprps first state tournament. journey for me," PagonisHernandez said. "You want Pagonis at the Central Sub- Evanston brigade paces Missouri juco winning streak

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