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VILLAGE OF NILES Nues Village Manager Steven Vinezeano (far right) and Mayor Andrew Przybylo (second from right) join village employees and local sponsors in planting the first crops at the Farm on Franks' ceremonial opening. Niles sets applicationprocess for FarmonFranks garden Look to FireplacesPlus for Chicagoland's finest fireplaces and accessories, plus BY LEE V. GAINES from those interested in items,including fencing Pioneer Press renting a plot on Jan. 3and cages by the end of glass doors, screens, and the through Feb. 28. The gar-October, Johnson said. The first-ever communi- den is expected to be open Ifgardeners fail to com- area's best selection of gas logs. ty garden in Nues is ex-for planting in April. ply, they'll be delayed a pected to be completed by Gardeners will be re-week from registering for a the start ofnext spring withquired to pay a $25 fee toplot the following season. applications for interestedrent a plot, according to "Work is underway to growers to be accepted atMitch Johnson, communi- establish rules that ensure the beginning of 2017. cations and multimedia co- safety of residents and pro- Last week, Nues officials ordinator for Nues. If pay-tection of the individual attended a dedication cere- ment is not received in 10 gardens, as well as ensuring mony atthe garden, days ofthe plot assignment,compliance with all exist- dubbed Farm on Franks,the plot will be releaseding laws," Johnson said. located at 7087 N. Franksand reassigned to another He said the full slate of Ave., just south of the Nues resident, he said. applicationforms,rules PublicServices building Plots also will be allocat-and regulationswill be Top Brands Fireplace Accessories Vent-Free Fireplaces and on the site of a formered on a lottery basis, John-posted on the village web- playgroundat Jozwiakson said. Residents can only site shortly before the ap- Park. reserve one plot, while re-plication period opens. As part of the ceremony,quests for additional plots The garden alsowillin- Niles Mayor Andrew Przy-will be put on awaiting listdude a demonstration and bylo and other village offi- and only assigned if space is inter-generational garden cials planted garlic as the available. bed manned by volunteers. first crop to be grown in the Following the applica- All produce produced from new garden. tion period, residents willthose bedswillbe donated The village received just be notified by email or mailto the Niles Food Pantry under $15,000 in grant andthat they've received a plotvillage officials have said. donation funding for theassignment and may begin Those interested in se- project, including angardening in the beginningcuring a plot can call the Wood Burning $8,000 grant from ComEdof April - weather depend- village, beginning Jan. 3, at and Openlands, a conserva- ing, Johnson said. 847-588-8010. For information organization focused The gardening seasontion, visit on the Chicago region, ac- would end Oct. 31. www.vnil es co m/910/ Two Convenient 700 N. Milwaukee Ave 200 W. Ohio Street cording to news releases All gardenerswillbeFarm-on-Franks. Locations to Vernon Hills, IL 60061 from the village. required to rid their plots of Chicago, IL 60654 Niles officialswillbegindead plants, produce re- Lee V. Gaines is a freelancer Serve You Better (847) 549-6700 (31 2) 587-7587 accepting applicationsmains, all structures and reporter for Pioneer Press. I Thursday, October 27, 2016 'o 8 swimming program also takeapeek atthenew but thisyear,he wantedto about everyyear, hesaid, Chicago zelburg payingavisitto program, officialssaid. students areenrolledinthe cago. Approximately800 Ian, accordingtoJCCChi- area includingMayerKap- at fourJCCsintheChicago ming schoolholdsclasses Swim Academy.Theswim- the LennyKrayzelburg medals andthenopened Olympics, wonfourgold in The2000and2004 cording toJCCChicago. ence andself-esteem,"ac- and increasedindepend- recreational swimtherapy able life-savingtechniques, the programteach"valu- them." up awholenewworldfor almost feelslikeitcanopen with special especially withchildren thingthat canreallycalm- this hashad.Waterissome- to hearabouttheimpact Krayzelburg said."Iwant able toputtogetherhere' about whattheyhavebeen Krayzelburg in acomfortableandsup- skills tospecialneedskids water safetyandswim year, isdesignedtoteach gram, nowinitssecond tion. see anewprograminac- but thistimehewantedto Center inSkokiebefore, Kaplan JewishCommunity burg hasvisitedtheMayer swimmer LennyKrayzel- Pioneer Press By Mii NEWS Gold medalistvisitsSkokieswim This affiliationhasKray- Krayzelburg, whoswam Certified instructorsin The All-InSwimpro- Gold medal-winning area JCCsjust ISAACS abilities. to people and talk program to seethe wanted to JCC Chicago. C O ment, ac- environ- p ortive "I rd ing for It water overhis headby four minutes." himself forasolid threeor swimmer, buthecanbein might notbethefastest loves it,"Boquistsaid."He he canfloatandreally ence forhim,hesaid. needs." cated collectionofspecial Alex, has"aprettycompli- tic, addingthathisson, called theprogramfantas- hand tosingitspraises. special-needs children. the iCCandobservedapopularswimmingprogramforspecial needs childreninaction. Gold medal-winningswimmerLennyKrayzelburg,thefounderof theLennyKrayzelburg Swim Academy,letsCarlBoquist,8.wearhisgoldmedalforapicture. Krayzelburgvisited For nearly anhouron a "He cantreadwaterand It's beenagreatexperi- Eric BoquistofWilmette Many parentswereon anston, wasonhandwith autism." teach skillsto kidswith programs wecouldfindto there werejust that helovedtoswim,but "The problemwehadwas special needs,"Pingelsaid. out thereforkidswith 9, lovestheprogram. Grove saidherson,Rylan, the largepool. they splashedandswamin special needschildrenas working one-on-onewith burg watchedinstructors recent Thursday,Krayzel- Tania Bedrosian, ofEv- "There aresofewthings Julie PingelofBuffalo so few MIKE ISAACS/PIONEERPRESSPHOTOS really know aboutwho this ming star. said ofmeeting theswim- happy forNoah," Bedrosian said. looking forwardto,they cial experiencetheywere the chancetomeetOlympi- brought theirchildrento an Krayzelburgwasaspe- ing tobedifferent.Having knew thissessionwasgo- the appearancesaidthey lucky wecameacrossit." "We aresoblessed.We're in theprogram. her son,Noah,4,astudent "It's socool The "He lovesit'shesaid. parents "He doesn't arid I'm who was. competitive shape heonce ize heisnotin thesame because itmakeshimreal- edged swordforhimnow said swimmingisadouble- water morerecently.He and onlyreturnedtothe said, hestoppedswimming Olympic appearances,he many students. swimming canhaveonso and hearabouttheimpact making thesevisitstosee this wasgreat." older, I'msurehe'llthink is rightnow,butwhenhe's works withAlexBoquist,right,andtwinbrotherCarl,8. JCCs, aquatics directorforBernardHorwichandMayerKaplan iCC ChicagoswimminginstructorCassaundraDolan,top, "I remember howfast I For yearsfollowinghis Krayzelburg saidhelikes works withAlexBoquist, program Twitter @SKReview_Mike [email protected] now," hesaid. I'm doingwhat always remindsmewhy can makein and theimprovementsthey swimming canhaveonkids young people. what thewatercanmeanto 8. in Skokiejusttotake shape Iusedtobein." and saywhatincredible then youcanalsolookatit honestly," hesaid. wise -soit'skindofsad, used togo-eventraining- In bottomphoto,Dolan "To seetheimpact Krayzelburg saidhewas the water "But 9 A Chicago 4 from Grandson of No Charge. Highlights: Mr. Clifton Daniel Regine Schlesinger Call 312-725-8028 Rabbi Capers C. Funnye broadcast worldwide broadcast we have tickets available at President Harry S Truman for the commemoration of Kristailnacht. 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(Morton Grove) police that what happened over the weekend is connected to the burglary said. police issued a public safety alert regurdinga crime trend in the Chicago area, detail- ing how youths and men in their early 20s travel to the suburbs in stolen vehicles looking to do armed robber- ies, vehicle thefts and bur- reported follow the same pattern unlocked vehicles for loose recent incidents have esca- lated, LaMantia said. reporter for Pioneer Press. glaries.Most of the crimes where the suspects search change, sunglasses and elec- tronics. But sorne of the Natalie Hayes is a freelance is Randall Lt. said two male need to be alert to be need said. The robbers this crime spree people corn- After further investiga- Both vehicles were recov- Police One of them showed a Two ofthe woman's fami- As officers were wrap- Descriptions of the rob- "Lincolnwood police be- 14, police said. tion, officers found another 2700 vehicle stolen from the in block of Jarlath Avenue Chicago, police said. 6700 ered on the 6600 and in blocks of Drake Avenue to Lincolnwood, according was police and a handgun of the found inside one vehicles. youths were charged with unlawful possession of a stolen motor vehicle, burgla- "There's a group mitting crimes ry to motor vehicle and possession of stolen property. of all over the suburb&" - Bob LaMantia, ping up the investigation, they received a report of a carjacking at 2 a.m. on Oct 16. A woman was approached by three male juveniles as she sat in her car on the 4100 block of Estes Avenue. handgun and they demanded her phone and told her to get out of the car, police said. ly members heard the corn- motion and came outside, police then demanded their phones before leaving in the stolen vehicle with all three phones, police said. of those wanted for similar munities, Lincolnwood police said. Rathmell said in a news Lincoinwood police chief bers matched descriptions crimes in neighboring corn- lieve connected," said. Locals burglaries also were ultimately Officers

Lincoinwood police said a Lincoinwood police said Authorities said the string The juveniles told police

As police were investigat- The minors After fùrther investiga- "The mail had closed BY NATALIE HAYES BY NATALIE Pioneer Press in the recent crime spree vehi- village involving eight a car- de break-ins and numerous car happeninglately throughout suburban Chicago. ofincidents in Lincoinwood 16, started at J_2:18 am. Oct. when police stopped three dark-colored clothing walking south on the 6500 block three matched descriptions of people who have been committing car burglaries in the surrounding suburbs, Lincolnwood police said in a news release. NEWS Police: to a vehicle reported stolen from Lincolnwood on Oct males" running along near- Lincoinwood police due to their agas. also ran away while being had marijuana and a stolen check in their possession, session of marijuana, according to authorities. Their names were not released police said. One of the three lease. lion, police found the three The three youths each were stolen property and pos- cited for curfew violations, about four hours earlier and to the South Side of Chicagu. jacking match the pattern of jacking match the pattern juvenile males wearing ofCentral Park Avenue. The they were walldng from the Lincolnwood Town Center following weekend crime weekend following

one who allegedly had keys by Drake Avenue, police said. caught two other male youths in the area, including reported seeing "one or two ing the three, a resident later, Lincolnwood police said. was caught a short time questioned by police, but he wood," according to the re- charged with possession of the suspects stated they had taken a train to Lincoln- NHS Thursday, October 27, 2016 A Chicago Tribune Publication lo finding ofguilt. 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"Wealsonameallofour planning thisamonthbefore,"she whole thingeveryyear.Westart a fireplacemantle. miniature pumpkinsdisplayedon from "TheAddamsFamily"to both withlargeritemslikeLurch rooms aredecoratedtothehilt- plinski's makeover. InsideScherrer-Cie- building thatgetstheftillOctober ward to." gives ussomethingtolookfor- enjoy theholidayssomuch.It "We're kidsontheinside.We ating aHalloweenwonderland. that doesn'tdeterherfromcre- young kidsanymore,butshesaid from childhood. passion thatsheneverletgoof it's acreativeandtime-consuming rating aseriousendeavor.Shesaid Chris -makesHalloweendeco- the bushes. Frankenstein headelevatedfrom handful ofgravestonesorthe down in in front,thewitchplungedface- the area. are unnecessaryonceyougetto time ofyear,extensivedirections 7900 blockofKildareAvenuethis Scherrer-Cieplinski's homeinthe Pioneer Press BY MwIsAAcs creates Halloween Skokie woman Taking decorating "I lovecoming homeand seeing The set-upchangesabitevery "We can'twaittostartthis "We're olderkids,"shesaid. At age62,shedoesn'thave Every year,Scherrer-Cieplinski Look fortheskdetonandgoblin If you'retryingtogetKathy Scherrer-Cieplinski It isn'tjusttheoutsideof with thehelpofherhusband, Freeloader, Bobbythe apartment, almost the flowerpot, said she the all holiday scene shecreates. don't comeclose tomatchingthe But otherhomes intheareastill cording to around Halloweenthemselves,ac- become inspiredtodoalittlemore think, 'Thisisawesome?" 'caca' mood,andIcomehome mood. Sometimes,I'minareally Thomas. "Itputsmeinagood apartment andoutsideherbuilding. 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MIKE ISAACS/PIONEERPRESSPHOTOS "People reallylikethatwedo A Chicago Tribune Publication Thursday, October 27, 2016 NHS ban The group ofparents and The group ofparents Student A, who was born Attorneys have 14 days to should be not be forced into should be not like a an intimate setting locker room with someone ofthe opposite sex." students that filed the law- students that filed the suit argued that gender should be unambiguously sex at defined as a person's birth. In his report, Gilbert nil- noted that recent court a ings are trending toward more expansive understanding of sex to include gender identity male, has identified as female for several years. She also has changed her name legally, obtained a passport that identifies her as female and received hormone therapy. file any objections to the [email protected] Twitter @deldeib judge's recommendation. room facilities Meanwhile, the attorneys "School policies should unable to demonstrate any unable to from harm to their clients and sharing restrooms locker rooms with students they perceive as different, other while Student A and would transgender students stig- have been isolated and forced matized if they were rest- out of the appropriate rooms and locker rooms after using the several without incident for John years," the ACLU's Knight said in a statement for the group suing the district and the US. Depart- ments of Education and Justice urged the court to reject the judge's recommendations. protect the privacy and safety of all students, no matter who they are," Alliance De- fending Freedom attorney Gaiy McCaleb said in a statement "Young students case are Following this District officials granted The American Civil Lib- "The judge plainly recog- for transgender students on for transgender a case-by-case basis. to the Student A access locker room after federal education officials found education officials the district had violated that Title IX, the federal law on the bans discrimination basis of sex. com- months of rancorous facing munity debate and the threat of losing millions of federal education dollars, the district agreed to allow the student to use the locker room. The district installed privacy stalls for any sta- dent wishing to change in private. erties Union of Illinois, which represents Student A, also heralded the Oct 18 recommendation as a victory. nized that the organizations who filed stu- one Vote at transgender locker transgender it granted that wasn't until to transgender it Gilbert praised the dis- Gilbert praised Sally Scott, an attorney trict for having "balanced stu- the interests of all its ac- dents" when it granted cess had dents. 'While the district long allowed transgender bath- students use of the as Student A, access to the rooms of their gender iden- rooms of their gender tity, student filed a complaint offi- with federal education cials that student, identified publicly girls locker room in January representingDistrict 211, re- iterated the judge's remarks in a statement and added that the district "affirms and supports the identity of all its students." Scott who had argued against the injunc- tion blocking access to transgender students, said the recommendation means the district can continue to provide locker room access given the ... CHICAGOTRIBUNE.COM/ATHLETES In a lengthy report and In a lengthy report US. District Judge Jorge gust by asking the court to gust by asking cut off the stu- temporarily locker dent's access to the room, as well as restroom access to other transgender is students, until the lawsuit resolved. Mag- recommendation, U.S. Gilbert istrate Judge Jeffrey stu- wrote that high school consti- dents "do not have a share tutional right not to rooms restrooms or locker with transgender students whose sex assigned at birth is different than theirs." He also wrote that sharing those spaces with transgender students "does not create a severe, pervasive, or objectively offensive hostile environment privacy protections District 211 has put in place." ommendation and make the final decision. Alonso will review the sec- argues against argues district ELDEIB Writing that high school Township High School BY Du Chicago Tribune a students do not have constitutional protection against sharing locker with rooms or bathrooms federal transgender peers, a a judge has sided against sued a group of parents who Palatine school room seeking to deny locker stu- access to a transgender dent. District 211 came under fire for allowing transgender dents sued the district and fderaI government argu- ing that the district's decision trampled the students' NEWS Judge students to use the facilities of their grnder identity A group of parents and stu- constitutional right to privacy and created a hostile environment. The group went a step further in Au- I 14 NHS Thursday,i October 27,2016 A Chicago Tribune Publication NEWS loping GhostArcadeinside 2010 whenheopenedGal- bring backadyingbreedin Pioneer Press BY CHUCKFIELDMAN disappointing, Other arcades you playandexchange where yougetticketswhen with redemptiongames, the frontburnerin2010. burner forawhile." worked upabusinessmodel like theyusedtobe. the arcadesIlookedatwere tamed;' Macksaid."Noneof up; and theyweren'tkeeping that wemightputgamesin, games. work inthemakingofvideo ly didbehind-the-scenes company in1994thatmost- launched aproduction Brookfield front inBrookfield. of anOgdenAvenuestore- owner says Brookfield arcadeis experience here. Camara- ers;' hesaid."That'sabig are seriousaboutgaming. get clienteleispeoplewho Arcade, Macksaid,histar- come atGallopingGhost has alcohol,"hesaid. adult market,whichalso I didn'twanttofocusonan those forprizes,andIknew focus onthekids'market at otherarcades,Macksaid. cnt thanwhatoftenisseen more ofanexperience." because Iwantedtomakeit work, butIthoughtitwould industiy thoughtthiswould "Nobody Iknewinthe games forsale,"Macksaid. much missingtookaspoton cade hebelievedwaspretty and putitontheback hype ofthehard-core play- formed here,and weusethe derie andfriendships are part ofwhatcreatesthe The 40-year-oldlifelong Doc Mackwaslookingto That experienceisdiffer- "I foundabunchof Opening thetypeofar- "I waslookingatarcades "It's thehard-coreplay- While everyoneiswel- "I knewIdidn'twantto they weren'tmain- resident I Owner for theentireday. charged, which allowsplay game, a$15entrance feeis tomers paytoplayeach ers." ers toattractcasualplay- Mark ToczekofBridgeviewenjoys agameatthearcade. "Arcades were designed Rather thanhavecus- Doc Mack offers 543 games forcustomerstoplayatGallopingGhostArcade. with 130different games Galloping Ghost Arcade spend thedaywith us." want peopletocomeinand our philosophyhere:We quickly' hesaid."That'snot to getmoneyfromyou Mack saidhe opened a opened withabout 7,500 cation," hesaid. "We each game,without dupli- one eachMonday. games, andunveilsanew pand. Henowhas543 and hascontinuedtoex- Damian Toczek,5ofBridgeview. playsagame. game-lovers paradise "We haveonly oneof CHUCK FIELDMANJPIONEEPPRESSPHOTOS before theendoftheyear." between 18,000and20,000 square feetandwillbeupto range fromyoung children ut, Macksaid. Customers Ghost Arcaderun thegarn- of customersat Galloping The gamesandagerange Arcade smile. is whateverwesetupon Mack said. to seniors.Theoldestgame Twftter: @GghostArcade Arcade book.com/GallopingGhost Facebook: www.face ghostarcade.com Website: www.galloping Cost: $15adayforunhim- Saturday am. to2Fridayand a.m. MondaytoFriday;11 Business hours:ip.m.to2 4700 Phone number:708-485- Brookfield Address: Galloping Ghost view broughthisthree to spendtimetogether?' environment, beingaround core playersreallyenjoythe hang outhere.Thehard- we havegamedesigners from allovertheworld,and have hadpeoplecomein again," Macksaid."Wealso who comebackagainand other specialevents. also hostscompetitionsand Galloping GhostArcade lection ofgamestoplay, Monday," Macksaidwitha is from1977,"DeathRace' ted play [email protected] place tohangoutandmeet time' hesaid."It'sagreat I've beenintothisforalong can playallthegames?' that it'sonefee,andthekids fore' Toczeksaid."Ilike cade forsomefun. young childrentothear- also afunplaceforfamilies passion andinterestbutit's others whohavethesame also metnewpeople here?' times withfriends,butI've other people.Icomesome- often aspossible. 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Brendan Schuler and Voana Sidzhimova review questions for the Dold- Brendan Schuler and Voana Sidzhimova review Schneider debate at Glenbrook South High

I - O Daniel Polyakov, an AP student Daniel Polyakov, an AP a well- "(The debate) was AP student Camille Uzee AP student Camille AP teacher David Kane said he "My biest thing is, I hope DE given back to the runners, who given back on to the moderator. passed them said the and question runner, all the ques- candidates answered tions and even attacked their tions and even attacked a few times, opponent's position making for a lively debate. the commu- posted fliers around know about nity to let residents she enjoyed the debate. She said agreed with Dold's charisma, but Schneider's ideals. rounded event They really talked about the issues;' she said. "Now, I have a better understanding of how politics works." hopes his students learned a lot as they prepared for and ran the debate. after being involved in something like this, they will be civically involved," he said. [email protected] "I

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run I think that (the stu- "We are delighted that there "We are delighted was "I thought (the debate) AP students ran the event, AP students ran the Students working as runners Those students read through debate moderator. was run by especially like that it students." was a debate," Dold said. was a debate," Dold fantastic. dents) came to do this think the how important they said. election is;' Schneider of the standing at the entrances out pam- auditorium handing people to phlets and showing sat in available seats. Two students the front row holding laminated pieces of paper that warned the candidates how much time they had left to answer a question. and handed them to a group of students behind the stage.

walked the auditorium passing out pieces of paper to gather audience questions. Those same students then took the questions the questions and choose the best ones. The selected questions were i Hundreds of students, parents Hundreds of students, Republican U.S. Rep. Bob Dold and community members gath- and community members Glenbrook ered Oct. 20 in the Audi- South High School Watson BY ALEXANDRA KUKULKA Pioneer Press Topics discussed included immigration, combating terrorism, the minimum wage NEWS students GBS torium for a student-run debate torium for a student-run between the 10th Congressional District candidates. and Democratic former Congress- man Brad Schneider discussed topics including immigration, combating terrorism and the minimum wage. Some questions were written by students from three Advanced Placement U.S. government and politics classes, and the debate ended with questions sub- mitted by audience members, said Tara Tate, an AP teacher and NHS Thursday, October 27,2016 A Chicago Th7,une Publication Questions? Email [email protected] events onMetromix.com email whenyoureventisposted. Confirmation: Metromixwillnotifyyouvia free andyoucanshareunlimitedevents. your event.SigningupwithMetromixis Create anaccountorsign¡nandshare calen dar. You willbedirectedtoMetromix!sonline Start atchicagotribune.com/calendar. 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Daniel I. Dorftnan is a freelancer. The task force website says the The task force "The amount of overdiagnosis But Schaeffer said prostate can- "There is a lot ofvery clear data PSA test often produces false- PSA test the screening positive results, and treat- may lead to unnecessary ment. of important of prostate cancer is with can- concern because a man asymptom- cer that would remain of his life atic for the remainder screening or cannot benefit from are being treatment ... many men of treat- subjected to the harms that will ment of prostate cancer the never become symptomatic" website said. cer rates have fallen tremendously since the early 1990s, as the rate of screening has increased. to suest that PSA testing. when used correctly and when, consider- ing the patient's personal history and other factors, is an effective way to identify cancers early when they are still curable," Schaeffer said. Wednesday. Novembr 2 Wednesday. Novembr 5 8 . .. Services Task according to the celebrity has given celebrity it, Stiller's forward "I think it is a big step Schaeffer disagrees with the Unlike some in the medical field, served in that role for more than served in that two decades. to talk Schaeffer more opportunity prevention about the disease and appearance efforts, including an Stern's with the actor on Howard radio show. wanted to Schaeffer said. "He for men, because it shows you can for men, because it shows talk about it,' be brave and you can disease and bring attention to the fact that men bring attention to the about should talk to their doctor being tested." Schaeffer is a staunch advocate of PSA testing to screen for prostate cancer. This year, nearly 181,000 men in the US. will be diagnosed with the disease, and 26,000 will die from current recommendation from the U.S Preventive Force, an independent panel of medical experts, against having a American Cancer Society father,

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In 2014, actor Ben Stiller was In 2014, actor Ben Stiller surgery, Stiller's case required wonderful "Ultimately, I found a "He (Schaeffer) performed a Men NEWS doctor who Winnetka PSA screening BY DANIEL I. DORFMAN Pioneer Press cancer. diagnosed with prostate was soon a and with referrals, he who patient of Edward Schaeffer, than a year moved to Wmnetka less agn. surgeon named Edward Schaeffer Stiller wrote in an Oct. 4 post on treated Ben Stiller urges treated who I the "Cancer Moonshot" blog run by the office of Vice President Joe Biden. robotic assisted laparoscopic radi- cal prostatectomy," Stiller wrote. "Due to a lot of skill and a little beneficence from some higher power, he gut all the cancer. As of this writing I am two years cancer 18 BUSINESS Video gimbling getsahot handin Illinois 4-year winning streak finds number of wagering machines in Illinois businesses at nearly 24,000, according to state report

BY BECKY YERAJ state's Commission on Goy- two have jazz and billiards Chicago Tribune ernment Forecasting and themes. Accountability, a data pro- "When I found out they The lounge at Bertrandvider to the General Assem-legalized gambling here, if I Lanes bowling alley was the bly. wanted to play a machine, first Waukegn business to In Cook County, thejust going into a bai I didn't get a license to install video games can be found in sub- like the atmosphere, and so I slot machines. urbs such as Berwyn, wherethought, let's open some- Ask owner George Law-Michael Anthony's pizzeriathing focused just on rence why he decided tohad been rolling in a differ- gamers' Hanson said. "It's a offer gambling and he rubsent sort of dough for aboutfamily business, so it has his thumb and index finger26 years beforeit addedbeen a lot offun too' together - the gesture forvideo gambling temiinals Most patrons are regulars, money. "It keeps the doorsfour years ago, after people she said. Employees who open," said the 78-year-oldstarted asking for them. notice a car idling outside, Lawrence. Revenues from the ma- with motorists craning their Today, four years afterchines have helped the busi- necks to look inside, will give Illinois begnn allowing li-ness upgrade its bathrooms a thumbs-up or thumbs- STACEY WESCOTE/CHICAGO TRIBUNE censed businesses to install and buy a stand-alonedown sign to conveyKayla Walker, left, and her grandmother Shirley Winters at a video gambling machine at up to five video gambling$5,000 freezer, said presi-whether any of the five Lucky Jack's Gaming Cafe in Waukegan. machines each, more than dent Nancy DiBiase. machines is open. 50 Waukegan businesses, in- "Some people were Inside, gamblers can playtomers seem to enjoy them, semble coffee shops. Along abinding referendum on the cluding bars and restau- scared that it would bring in between a penny and $2 perand the restaurant hasn'tstretch of Waukegan'sballot next year. The word- rants, have followed Ber-bad business, but it hasn't," spin on the Lucky Jackshad any problems stemmingGrand Avenue, Dotty's hasing would have been: "Shall trand Lounge's lead andshe said. "In a month likeslots. Some machines havefrom them, said Nick Goun- two cafes in quick suc-video ng be prohibited installed machines. February, when business iskeno and poker. Seating is tanis, one ofGojo's owners. cession. Signs on the door in the Village ofForest Park, Some are shoehornedslow, it helps' including toavailable for gamblers wait- One couple, he says, regu- say one must be at least 21 Illinois?' into nooks the size of coat- meet payroll, she said. ing for a machine, and indi- larly come in for breakfast years old to enter. Statewide, The cities with the most rooms. But video gambling's While Michael Anthony's vidually packaged moistand then play the machines, Dotty's has almost 60 garn- video gmnbling terminals legalization also has led towas around longbefore vid-towelettes are in a bowl ongo home, return for lunch, bling cafes and 350 workers. areSpringfield, Rockford the opening of wageringeo gambling legalization ofthe counter for patrons to and play some more. About 60,000 peopleand Decatur. The counties cafes where the emphasis isthe relatively new wagering grab. Video gaming revenues, work at licensed video garn- with the most machines are on the slots, and the sale offormat in Illinois has in- Some customers have re-after payouts, are taxed at aing establishments in lili- Cook, Lake and Wmnebago food and beverages, like a $1 spired some business start-quested a TV be installed inflat 30 percent rate. Five- nois, said Steve Patterson, a counties. coffee or a $3 domestic beer,ups. a lounge area, which servessixths of those tax proceedsspokesman forDotty's, Other forms of gambling are incidental. Take Debbie Hanson. Bybeer,wine, nonalcoholicgo to the state and one-sixthwhich is a member of thearen'tfaring so well,as Add upailthe videoday, she sells food-servicedrinks, chips and pizza. Buttothelocal governmentillinoisRetail Gaming &gamblers reallocate where gambling machines scat-equipment Hanson decided against itRemaining revenues - the Operators Association. they're doingtheir spending. tered in small venues across In her off hours,thebecause the serious gum-other 70 percent - go to the In Waukegan, a resolu-The commission's report the state - there are moreWaukegan native ownsblers say they like the quiet establishments, like Luckytion passed in 2014 ear-showed the lottery's hold \than 24,000 machines, theLucky Jacks Gaming Cafe, Shirley Winters, 63, hasJack's, and the video tenni- marked virtually all ofits cut rose an estimated 0.6 per- equivalent of 20 casinos -one of the busiest videobeen visiting Lucky Jack'snal operators. ofgamblingrevenues for thecent in fiscal 2016 to more and you're talking real mon- betting parlors in her home- three times a week for about In the year ended inunderftinded pension plansthan $11 billion. Casinos' ey. The amount of moneytown. It opened last year. six months. She said the September, almost $12.7 mil- of itspolice officers andhold fell 2.1 percent to $1.43 left over after paying video Earlier this year, Luckyatmosphereis"nice' thelion was played at Luckyfirefighters. Were it not forbillion. gambling winners for theJa&s also opened parlors in staff "accommodating" andJack's in Waukegan, andvideo gambling, the resolu- The amount ofmoney left first time exceeded $1 billion Zion and in North Chicago, the place "cleam" She previ- $11.7 million was won bydon said, taxpayers mightover after paying winners at in fiscal 2016. That's a 27and it plans to open earlyously trekked to Potawatomigamblers, according to lili- have to cover the shortfall. Illinois horse racing, once percent increase, makingnextyear in Park City. Hotel & Casino, in Mil-nois Gaming Board statis- Not every municipality,the dominant form of gum- video gamblingthe hot hand Hanson's son, brother,waukee, when she wantedtics. That means the tenni-however, is looking at thebling in Illinois, is estimated in Illinois' gaming industry niece and sister work forto gamble. nais netted just shy of $1tenninals as a cash cow.to be down 3.6 percent for But not all municipalitiesLucky Jack's in various ca- "By the time you drive up,million. Of that, more than Chicago, Naperville and Ar-fiscal 2016, to $1.29 million, are scrambling to get in onpacities, from constructionand think about the gas and $246,000 went to the state lington Heights don't allowthe commission said. The the winnings, and other to bookkeeping to manage-the time, this is more con- and about $49,000 to Wau- them. ponies face an even bleaker gambling formats are seeing ment. The businessisvenient," said the refiree kegan. The rest is split be- In Forest Park, whereoutlook next year, reflecting anemic gainS,\at best. Over- named after Hanson's late who brings about $50 withtween Lucky Jack's andvideo gambling also is pro-the closing of two Illinois all,theIllinòisgamblingfather, who enjoyed gam- her each time. Gold Rush Gaming, its ter- hibited, a recent effort to put racetracks. industry's "hold" - moneybling, and each location has Down the street, Gojo's minal operator. a ban on the ballot for a vote left after paying winners - a theme. The one in Wauke- Cafe & Pancake House, es- Lucky Jack's competitionnext month fell short of theChicago Thbune's Jennifer was $3.67 billion in 2016, upgun, which opened last year, tablished in 1978, has fivein Waukegan includes required signatures. Parties Smith Richards contributed. 5.6 percent from the previ-aims to conjure up a minimachines thatwere installedDotty's, a chain of gamblingopposed to video gambling ous year, said a report by the Las Vegas casino. The otherabout two years ago. Cus-cafes whose locations re-say they hope to get the t 19 blication Thursday, October27, 2016 So that's what they do. They So that's what they do. The people are getting tired of The people are getting Sanders has good reason to But not Trump. He doesn't And in the end, that's what will Yes, some old people (and Ageism, it has been said, is the As of2014, according to a re- Maybe by then old people will district than the other party, then district than and still you can run any clown win. that vote come up with districts Re- solidly Democrat or solidly wins every publican so that party time. Their the blatant manipulation. as well as frustration on this front, party during the nominathi process. But he has accepted his loss. have the manners or the good sense to keep quiet and say he will accept the verdict ofthe election, even for the good ofthe country. sink him. (however unintentional) with this States, 14.5 percent ofthe popula- umnistfor Pioneer Press. others, explains the popularity of others, explains the popularity Sanders, Trump and also Bernie to change outliers who promise the status quo. doubt he was treated fairly by his Randy Blaser is afreelance col- umnistfor Pioneer Press. reotype ofhow old people look and act some not-old people) need a cane or a walker to get around. For these people, walking is slow and painful. There is nothing funny, precious or adorable about human beings in pain. People use walkers because they have to. last seemingly acceptable prejudice. It was sad for me to see children are being indoctrinated prejudice. port by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, there were 46.2 million people over the age of65 in the United tion. By 2060 it is estimated there will be 98 million people over age 65 in this country, more than twice as many as in 2014. just be people, not costumes. Paul Sassone is afreelance col- KARfE ANGELL LUC/PIONEER PRESS No one is satisfied with the job No one is satisfied with Could Congressional elections Gerrymandering districts is a These kids weren't costumed Yet over the last 50 years, the Yet over the last 50 years, That's what many Democrats contested that election, throwing contested that election, the decision to the courts. last term. Congress had done this around by using a cane or walker (though, again, I do). as old people. They were cos- turned as a not-old-person's ste- being cheated in Florida that he being cheated con- President Barack Obama Congress, stantly rails against the his agenda complaining it blocks and the will ofthe American people at every step. people retention rate ofCongress around 90 seeking re-election is if so percent How can thatbe many Americans are dissatisfied? be rigged? claimed in 2014, complaining that more votes were cast for Demo- cratic candidates nationwide than Republicans, yet because of re- districting the GOP retained majorities in the House and in the Senate that they didn't deserve. way to rig the election long before anyone votes. Party leaders understand that ifyou can pack more voters ofone party into a Halloween costume sends Halloween costume The tragedy ofWatergate was The tragedy ofWatergate against Nixon wanted to run I'm not suggesting that we have Ask any Democrat What's the Not all old people wear their but that loss haunted him and fed but that loss to the his paranoia, which led scandal known as Watergate. burglary of never the second-rate Corn- the Democratic National Nixon mittee headquarters by It was al- campaign operatives. the cover- ways the cover-up. And Water- up was necessary because Nixon gate put at risk the entire election. operation to rig the 1972 in 1972 - the weakest Democrat George McGovern. And with the help oftons ofcampaign cash, the Plumbers unit and dirty tricks, Nixon ended up running against McGovern. something on the scale of Water- gate going on today. But the idea of rigged elections is a sad fact we need to face in this country. first word that comes to mind to describe the 2000 election? I bet the answer is "stolen" or "rigged" or sorne other similar term. Al Gore was so convinced he was Niko Byrd, center, 8 and of Harwood Heights, is dressed up as a Halo character, and Jan Woznik, right, 7 and of Harwood Heights, is dressed up as Mario. The two had their costumes judged during a parade contest at the Harwood Heights Halloween Party on Oct. 15. people who are infirm or dis- abled. pants around their chest (though I do). Nor do all old people get message your Nixon first ran an interesting out of American M. Nixon. several adorable little tykes. They wore gray wigs. The boys wore suspendered pants up around their chests. All the kids moved slowly and used story. As an illus- tration, let's take a look at one man history - Richard for president in The newsperson anchoring I didn't see adorable. I saw mockery garnished with Halloween costumes usually Old people don't fit into any of These kids weren't dressed as But for the good ofthe country And that's the difference. The Nixon was advised in 1960 to complicated history of election rigging of election history complicated either a cane or a walker. this segment giggled, clapped her hands and gushed out words like "adorable," "precious," etc. a bit of cruelty. 1960, which turned out to be one 1960, which turned out in this of the closest elections always nation's history Nixon was stolen - believed that election - by another word for rigged ballot stuffing in Cook County and in Texas. Nixon decided to accept the verdict and move on. threat to our democracy is not the thought, the idea or the charge that an election was stolen or rigged or unfair. It has happened. The threat to our democracy is the refusal to accept the verdict of the election. contest the election. He decided not to for the good of the country, are ofsupernatural creatures ( such as ghosts, zombies and vampires), fantasy figures (like fairies or princesses), celebrities, occupations or heroes (including soldiers, police officers and fire- fighters). these categories. Old people are, well, people. people. They were costumed as cliches. Theywere costumed as BLASER ASSONE a PAut S RANDY

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Think about what U.S. has U.S. would not be the first candidate to een costume. was a Halloween costume until recently. tion came to me via the mid-day news. You probably see one or the other ofthose daytime news shows - a cooking segment, a celebrity news segment, a fashion segment, a product-selling segment masquerading as information, car crash and explosion videos from around the world, 37 weather segments and, every once in a while, some news. loween-costumes-for-kids segment. The children came out costumed in the usual kinds of costumes kids wear. when I heard the adult who had brought the kids say something like, "and here are Taylor and Tyler dressed as old people." up. And sure enough, there were

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They come dressed as their favorite character, ready to sing along, shout at the screen and fling sundry objects on cue. Fans ofthe 1975 cult film, "The Rocky Horror Picture Show," are a dedicated bunch. This time ofyear, there are a variety of ways in which fans can get immersed in the adventures ofthe newly engaged couple who find themselves in the home of mad transvestite scientist Dr. Frank-N- Furter. Theatre Nebula will present "The Rocky Horror Show - Live!' Oct. 28-29 at Cutting Hall in Palatine. "Originally, it was performed in Lon- don," director Kevin Wiczer said. "It was from this script that it became really well known, and then the movie was made." The film isn't screened by Theatre Nebula, but audience members can shout at the actors and purchase a Props Pouch ofthings to toss in the "Rocky Horror" tradition. "People like the fact that it's interactive, that it's something that's unique," Wiczer said offan loyalty. "You can't go to just any theater production and start throwing things." You get the film and a live show with MIDNIGHT MADNESS Midnight Madness at Chicago's Music Midnight Madness combines a screening of "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" movie with a live show at the Music Box in Chicago. Box Theatre, Oct. 28-29, 31 and Dec. 3. Midnight Madness has been presenting its prop kit and how to use them. That in- "The Rocky Horror Picture Show?' They Local showings and events "Rocky Horror" show since the company dudes a balloon, glow stick/flashlight, reprised the show in 2012. This year, for was formed 30 years ago, but the venue "How to Time Warp" flier, rubber glove, the first time, the company will screen the N "The Rocky Horror ShowLive!," has changed several times. Music Box noisemakers, confetti, toilet paper, party film on Oct. 28-29 at the Raue Center for 847-202-5222; www.cuttinghaI1.org/ Theatre has been the home for about 13 hat, paper plates, bell, sponges, cards and the Arts in Crystal Lake. rock-horror-show-live years. The theater has exclusive rights to rope. "In the lobby beforehand, we are going . Midnight Madness screening and the Chicago showing. 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Store inanairtightcontainerup totwo teaspoon salt teaspoons vanilla cup lightcornsyrup cups whitesugar to getburned.Generouslycoatacookie The hotcandywillfoamupsobecarefulnot cooking spray teaspoons bakingsoda cup driedcranberries cup water 300 degrees. Remove Living Section 2 Thursday, October 27,2016 CN minutes. 5 Combine the water, hours until set. Can be cherry bitters Maraschino cherry juice 3 inch. Cover the petri dishes rosemary sprig syrup CUD Maraschino cherries Rosemary needles cups sugar cup water CUD cup cold water cup cold cherry bitters-rosemary envelopes unflavored Knox gelatin cup bourbon teaspoon grated orange Orange peel To make the Old FashIoned gelatin: Place three halved maraschino 1/4 To make the cherry i i i 1 i 3 1/4 1/4 1/2 11/2 ., ', 2 To assemble the petrI dishes: rosemary needles into the bottom of Pour the Old Fashioned gelatin mixture over the garnishes to the depth of about using an alternate vessel) and refrigerate made i day ahead. Mad Scientist's Old FaShiOned Petri Dishes shots. Makes abouti dozen 2-ounce BITTERS- FOR THE CHERRY SYRUP: ROSEMARY SIMPLE FOR THE OLD FASHIONED GELATIN: FOR ASSEMBLY: 'l Combine the sugar, water, cherry bitters and rosemary sprig in a small saucepan. Bring the mixture to a boil, stirring frequently until the sugar has dissolved. Reduce heat and allow the syrup to simmer for 6-8 minutes. Remove from heat and strain the simple syrup into a small bowl and allow to cool to room temperature before refrigerating. Syrup can be covered and refrigerated for up to 5 days. simple syrup and cherry bitters in a small saucepan. Sprinkle all three packages of gelatin evenly over the liquid and allow it to sit for After the gelatin is hydrated, bring the mixture to a simmer stirring gently until gelatin s dissolved. Remove the gelatin base from the heat and stir in the bourbon and orange zest. 4..). cherries. a strip of orange zest and a few the petri dishes or small shallow bowls. with their glass lids (or plastic wrap if .L. bItters-rosemary simple syrup: MELISSA ELSMO/PIONEER PRESS Even the maddest ofmad scientists One bite of this solidified experimental Cheers to a happy Halloween! fore heating. The cool liquid will saturate each gelatin granule forcing it to expand and ultimately dissolve evenly. Skip this step and your experiment will fail in grand fashion. delight will have your grown-up trick-or- treaters feeling the buzz of electricity coursing through their veins and laughing maniacally with horrified glee. gelatin makes this dastardly dish come together. must follow proper lab procedures; be aware gelatin needs to "bloom" before being heated. To ensure your final petri dish product has a smooth texture, allow the unflavored gelatin to sit on the surface ofthe cooled simple syrup and water be- While visually disturb- Anchored in old-school ing and fantastically freak- ish, this Halloween experiment is far from taboo and celebrates all the potent flavors of a proper Old Fashioned. tradition, this mad scientist's version of an Old I opted to use cherry bitters for an addi- Kitchen Marrying the mixture with a smattering of Fashioned starts with a simple syrup made from sugar, water and bitters. tional sweet note and my unexpected addition of herbal rosemary adds a bit of complexity to an otherwise timeless flavor profile. These elements of rosemary and cherry pair perfectly with fiery Kentucky bourbon and notes of piquant orange. MEUSSA EL.SMO Out of Mel's

So slip on your lab coat, Petri dishes are commonly used in labo- Ushering little goblins Play mad scientist and whip up this jiggly take on an Old Fashioned Play mad scientist and whip up this jiggly take a putrid petri dish. fungus and macabre mold, but takes a frenzied visionary to transmogrifr a classic cocktail into a creepy gelatinous filling for fire up the Bunsen burners and break out the beakers; it's time to laboratory ratories for growing beastly bacteria, funky

from door to door in search of treats is commonplace SPOOKY SPIRITS channel your inner mad scientist and transform your kiLchen into a libation ghoulish grown-up treat too. on Halloween, but every evil genius knows the im- portance of whipping up a

Whip up a batch of spooky libations with these Old Fashioned-flavored gelatin treats. Whip up a batch of spooky libations with these OUT OF MEL'S KITCHEN MEL'S OF OUT i Living Sectionj 2 40 years?Hasdogfood when waterwasaddedtoitpro- it. Therewasalsoadryfoodthat though theysureseemedtolike to looklikehamburgermeat red fooddyethatwasgroundup that wasbasicallycornstarchand my dogsbackthenatypeoffood years. Iclearlyrememberfeeding improved drasticallyinthelast40 in thedietbutratherwhenthere occur notwhenthereisadefect ances. 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Dog foodmanufacturerstodayhaveamuchbetterunderstandingof As youpointedoutcan The keepingofanativespecies [email protected]. interest. many ofthosethathaveageneral eveiy question,hewillpublish others. Althoughhecannotanswer happy tosharehisknowledgewith the lasthalfcentwyandheis every kindofanimalasapetfor Marc Morronehaskeptalmost them aspets. breed babieseachyearandsell breeders inAmericawhodo age petstoretherearequiteafew not seeoneforsaleinyouraver- American Crow.Whileyoumay You STEVE SADIN/PIONEEPPRESS can contacthimat 40 years ago. 5 Living Section 2 Thursday, October 27,2016 tooth Because ofthe magnitude and speed of Because ofthe magnitude you, dear con- So where does that leave standing ofjust how integrated all our data standing ofjust how integrated partners that geolo- really is. Acxiom has phone, ones that cate you via your mobile company - even one "big data," no single as Acxiom - as powerfully interconnected it can present a ofhis or her data, at best between a rock sumer? Basically caught and a hard place. You can log into About- TheData.com (by providing your name, address, date ofbirth and last four digits of data elements," but in reality you can't opt Need help? ideas to [email protected]. track your viewing habits, others that cap- track your viewing habits, online. tare what you look at access to all can truly provide a consumer snapshot in time. single slice from a single your SSN) and selectively edit your "core out entirely because new data is being gathered, analyzed, shared and sold about you every single day. Send your questions, complaints and column Cathy Cunningham is a freelance columnist. creams to your sweet Said Chester: "AboutThe- and the FFC. Then they Data launched with great little fanfare, but now it's a Ac- known secret I think xiom launched it because they were under pressure from digital privacy ad- vocates like me and (Mas- sachusetts Sen.) Ed Markey chicagomag.com/access satisfy LiveRamp is an "onboarding" service Though Chester acknowledged that Chester suggested I check out Acxiom's cookies, and ice or stumbled on success when they acquired stumbled on success themselves at the LiveRamp and found storm?' center ofthe bigdata acquired by Acxiom in May 2014 that en- ables the merging ofoffline and online consumer data, such as where a person lives and how they behave online (via cookies) to create a consumer profile. Acxiom's AboutTheData provides a useful service, he argued that rather than just being allowed to edit Acxiom's "core data elements," consumers should be able to opt out of collection of their data completely. list of featured partners for a better under- Subscribe at 800-999-0879 The most delish cakes, pies, Help Squad CATHY CUNNINGHAM When I inquired about Colclasure said the portal's data is gath- When I asked Chester about Acxiom's information and/or opt out information and/or opt completely." the portal's limitations, that Coiclasure conceded AboutTheData's information is neither complete nor entirely correct, ex- data plainingthat the latest She isn't always available. "(AboutTheData) also pointed out that data about them- allows consumers to edit way they'd like. selves and curate it the They may change correct data to incorrect data, such as (changing their) age from 52 to 43, for example." ered from "different permissible sources" and includes demographic data, recent purchase categories, household interests, self-reported consumer surveys, warranty registrations and public records. Next to each entry, consumers can click an icon that lists the data sources. AboutTheData portal, his take was, not surprisingly, a bit different.

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Take advantage of these opportunities whenever possible. There's no bring reading to life. readers. To learn more about how ed- improving the way reading is taught denying it, children today are com- For example, Fusion Reading, a ucational games like Fusion Reading in order to make t fun, modern and fortable using all forms of technology, mobile learning app from McGraw- are helping kids get a jumpstart on interactive, while ensuring students whether computers, tablets or smart- Hill Education, is a comprehensive, literacy, or to buy the $0.99 mobile meet state and national standards. phones. Getting kids to enjoy reading research-based reading intervention app visit http://bit.ly/FusionReading, To help improve grades across the and to do it more often could be as program for students in grades 6-12. &is S #wth Parents board, make reading a priority in simple as presenting it in a preferred lt features interactive lessons and should stay involved with their your home. 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Lçve yourself, inside and out,everyday I seriously cannot re- blame your body," she said. member a single time in Some ofthe dangers of my life when I haven't bad body image include critiqued my body - either lack of self-confidence, positively or negatively social isolation, poor work while catching a glimpse of performance, avoidance of it in the mirror. job interviews and eating There have been times I JACKIE PILOSSOPH disorders. spotted things that made LoveEssentially According to the Na- me gasp, like a new wrin- tional Eating Disorders ide, some pronounced varicose veins or a Association, 43 million adult women in larr-than-usual muffin top. Other times, the United States are dieting to lose I noticed gnod changes, like more muscle weight at any given time, and another 26 in my arms or a temporary flat belly after a million are dieting to maintain weight. few days of eating no carbs. I find that as I've gotten older, I've But like most women I know, our bad learned to have gratitude for health and thoughts often outweigh (no pun in- body fimctionality, and I focus less on You have tended) the things we like about the way looks than I used to. Does that mean I we look. Women - and men, too - are think it's OK to eat deep-dish pizza for undoubtedly their own worst critics when dinner every night or that there's no need it comes to physical appearance. to hit the gym anymore? Absolutely not. SowhenIheard that Oct. 19 was Love But regular workouts and healthy eating anopinion. Your Body Day, I was intrigued and visited have countless benefits that mean a lot the website ofthe National Organization more than having a perfect physique, one for Women, the organization that spear- ofwhich includes lovingyour body. Write ablog about it. headed the day. I know ifl work out for several days in a According to the NOW website, Love row and eat lots ofhealthy foods - greens, Your Body Day is aimed at challenging the fruits, nuts and seeds - I not only feel message sent by the media and by the better emotionally and physically. I like beauty industiy that a woman's value is myseifmore for the simple reason that I best measured by her willingness and am nurturing my body by feeding it food ability to embody current beauty stand- that fosters pruductivity and better overall ChicagoNow wants your voice to ards. In other words, it sounds like they're well-being. The weight loss is a side effect telling us to ignore the supermodels' air- and bonus ofthis behavior and thinking. be heard. Send us an idea you're brushed photos and just love your body! Also, there is something to be said for But what exactly does it mean to love enjoying life, and to me that does mean passionate about, and if chosen your body? To answer that question, I eatingdeep-dish pizza ifl want it. Food is talked with Dr. Susan McC lanahan, li- enjoyable, and everyone deserves to treat you'll join our network of hundreds censed clinical psychologist and certified themselves once in awhile. specialist in eating disorders. McClanahan It also is important to love your body of local bloggers. From experienced said loving your body means being kinder when you are with your spouse. and gentler to yourself. "When women are having sex, a lot of writers to blogging newbies, we'll "In the media, it is not OK to be a times they are focused on body parts that grandma anymore. There's a bias against they are embarrassed for someone to see help you launch your platform and getting old and gaining a few pounds, and or touch," McClanahan said. "Men tend it is perceived that if you don't have that not to be as self-conscious about their get your voice heard. perfect body, you are complacent or lazy," bodies and are just enjoying the connec- said McClanahan, who is the founder and tion. They are thinking about how guod president of Insight Behavioral Health the sex feels, not about the wife's muffin Centers and the chief development officer top' for Eating Recovery Center. "Being gentler I recently had a conversation with a guy to yourself means recognizing and appre- who just broke up with a woman because ciating the amazing things our bodies can she was too uncomfortable in bed and Pitch your idea at do. That means breath, movement, walk- didn't like her body. ing and expressing ourselves." It's great to celebrate Love Your Body chicagonow.com/pitch She said negative body image is an Day, but you should love your body every extension of other negative feelings, such day. Your body is the shell of the soul God as guilt, inferiority or lack of self-love. gave you. Treat it well, protect it, nurture "When you are feeling bad about some- it, be kind to it and look in the mirror and thing or experiencing insecurity fear or appreciate you - inside and out. anxiety - something totally unrelated to your physical appearance - it's easy to Jackie Pilossoph is a freelance columnist. A rheumatologist pre- A: A review of6l studies This analysis found very We discuss topical as needed. scribed it. They don't seem to know anything abOUt NSAID risks with oftopical NSAID pain relievers like Voltaren Gel concluded that these prod- pain reliefin acute condi- (Coclirane Database of Systematic Reviews, June 15, 2015). NSAID side effects. A few Teresa Groedon answer Voltaren Gel. ucts provide "good levels of rions such as sprains, strains and overuse injuries, probably similar to that provided by oral NSAIDs" few systemic adverse events like digestive-tract irritation or cardiovascular complications. Never- theless, some people are extremely susceptible to readers have reported stomach pain or abdominal cramps associated with Voltaren Gel use. NSAJDs and a variety of other treatments for pain- fil, inflamed joints in our "Guide to Alternatives for Arthiwis." In their column, Joe and lettersfrom readers. Send questions to them via www.people.spharmacy .com. NUCCIO DINUZZO/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Please clarify Some people have Other readers have A: Cetirizine (Zyrtec) is Q: a popular antihistamine that is now available over the counter. On our website, hundreds of people have reported similar complications when they stopped this drug sud- denly. found that switching to a different antihistamine such as fexofenadine (Al- legra) or loratadine (Clar- irin) can ease the itching from cetirizine withdraw- aL One reader shared this experience: "I used fxofe- nadine for a few weeks after stopping the cetirizine It worked pretty well; when I stopped the fexofenadine, I had some mild itching, but it went away in a few weeks." reduced the dose of cetirizine gradually instead of stopping abruptly. This seems to ease the hives and itching, though it may take seveil weeks for them to disappear. whether Voltaren Gel used topically on my knee or spine carries the saine risk as NSAID pills. I use a fingertip-size portion on a knee and a fingernail-size portion on one irritated vertebra g w3 years? - weight gain and Iwillbetraveling h About 18 years ago, I Q: A: People who have Q: Due to I stopped cold turkey The intense itching E Is my body ever going lessens blood-clot scare blood-clot lessens By Joe Graedon and Teresa Graedon King Features Syndicate overseas soon and am worried about the effects on ofsitting for 10 hours the plane. I have heard that aspirin might pre- legs. Is this true? experienced a blood clot in their legs (deep vein throm- prone to another clot Low- dose aspirin has been found rences (European Journal al.), 2014). Ask your doctor PEOPLE'S PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS AND HOME REMEDIES AND PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS PEOPLE'S Aspirin a plane! on Aches vent a blood clot in my basis, or DVT) are more II.E to reduce the risk of recur- oflnternal Medicine, Janu- whether aspirin would be safe with any other medica- fions you take. H9Ii moved to a region with high seasonal allergy triggers that affected me at least six months every year. My doctor pie- iH1i HiPscribed Zyrtec and Flo- nase. They were both prescription-only at that time I was to take Flonase in the spring and Zyrtec every day year-round.! have been on Zyrtec for at least 10 years. brain fog, I decided to stop the Zyrtec and learn to live with my allergies. Little did I know what a nightmare it would be to i}jij stop this drug. started around day three. Itching everywhere: scalp, underarms, inside ears, arms, legs, back. It seemed to lighten up after week two, but not much. It is now week five, and the itching is ahnost as bad as in week one. to be capable of handling histamine normally, or will I suffer from this withdraWal effect for

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Founded in1872as a way to raise the city's spirits in the wake ofthe Chicago Fire, the Apollo Chorus of Chicago has been perform- ingever since. "Although Apollo may be the oldest musical organi- APOt.L0 CHORUS OF CHICAGO zation in Chicago, any The Apollo Chorus of Chicago brings its annual, traveling musical organization has to Music ¡n the Neighborhood concert to Park Ridge this year. keep adapting and enlarg- ing its musical program- Music in the Neighborhood ming. We have done that," Stephen Alitop, Apollo When: 3 p.m. Nov. 6 Chorus music director and Where:St. Paul of the Cross Church,320 S.Washington conductor, said. "I think the St., Park Ridge Apollo has remained very Admission:Free current in that sense and Information: 312-427-5620;www.apollochorus.org remained very vital and adaptive." The Apollo Chorus has where it's never performed look back at the Broadway expanded its repertoire before, such as the St. Paul program the group ended beyond classical music to ofthe Cross Church or the its last season through a include Broadway show Second Presbyterian performance ofa medley )i. tunes and hits from the Church in Chicago's South from "Hello, Dolly!" that Beatles. The group also has Loop, where last year's was written for the chorus. EPS, C stayed relevant by con- concert took place. Along with being a great stantly building its audi- "It's a large chorus so we way to reach new audienc- THURSDAYS THIS FALL ence and members are have to make sure that the es, the shows also lets the hoping to win over plenty chorus will fit and the performers get extra prac- Play with your Club card to earn entries October 1-November 10, with of new fans on Nov. 6, when acoustics are suitable for tice with the pieces they'll they will perform a free the situation," Ailtop said. be singing later in the sea- 3X entries on drawing dates. Every Thursday, 25 guests will spin for show at St. Paul of the "We have a site visit to son. slot play, cash or the grand prize: a 2017 FordxpIorer XLT SUV! Cross Church in Park make sure that it will work. "It's always great as Ridga. The event is part of So far all ofthem have." arthts to live with music for Drawing Dates and Times: Thursdays, October 6-November 10 at the group's Music in the Alltop said he enjoys the as long as possible," AIltop 6, 6:30, 7, 7:30 and 8 p.m. Finalist spin for Ford Explorer at 8:30 p.m. Neighborhood concert challenge that trying new said. series, which has seen the venues produces. The Apollo Chorus al- Apollo Chorus travel to a "The chorus has to be ready has plenty of experi- Learn how to win and book your fall getaway today at paysblg.com/spin. different Chicaga area adaptable," he said. "We ence with one ofthe works neighborhood every fall for usually have one full re- it will be previewing Han- more than 15 years. hearsal in the venue and del's "Messiah." The group . "We gat members of the then we're able to adapt ourhas been performing the congregation or members presentation to the space. piece every year since1879, POTAWATOMI of the neighborhood who That can be different every presenting it in its entirety . HOTELCASINO may never have been to an time, how we present our- annually since2000,and it Apollo Chorus concert selves around the audience. will be running at the Har- before," Alltop said. "That's Personally I find it fun. It's ris Theater for Music and one of the main reasons we a nice challenge to be in Dance in Chicago Dec. do it. It's a terrific outreach different places and fit 10-11. PAYSBIG.COM I MILWAUKEEOOSO opportunity" what we do into them." "It's a great tradition," 1721 We,t C,naI Sret Members of the chorus The show provides a Alltop said. "It should be on MIwauee. WI 53233 I -800-PAYSBIG PAYSBIGCOM Most be at Ie,t 21 yer old nd , rire Kepr Club n,ber to participate Membership s ree I or its board of directors preview of the concerts the everybody's bucket list to Winners responibIe for all ta,es I Maflaqernent reserves all riQhtsI GambIinQ problem? Call l-8004262535 sust venues, often trying Apollo Chorus has planned see the Apollo Chorus sing 02016 rorest County Potawotorel Comornity. Wsronsin to bring the group to places for the coming year, plus a that piece at least once." NHS Thursday, October 27, 2016 A Chicg1 Tribune Publication 26 Shtlil Roncnberg Burton X.anti shakesnoare PRODUCtIOt SPONORS "GALVANIZING Allscripts MASTERPIECE" GREAT BRITAININITSHANDS.SuiWHATWILLITBE? REASSERT THECROWNSPOWER,LANDING "A MODERN flohicago FINALLY ASCENDSTHETHRONE.DEFYINGCENTURIES I1111111 -THE NEWYORKTIMES G1cn OF TRADITION,CHARLESBOLDLYATTEMPTSTO THE QUEENISDEAD.'KING-IN-WAITING" CHARLES. 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Nues Ozenan Vojnikovic & Amila Ratai Kulesza 09-22-16 $195,000 Vojnikovic 7450 N Waukegan Rd. #207, Eilizabeth A Polla Mitchell S Miklas Estate 09-08-16 $200.000 N lles 8907 W Heathwood Cir, Nues Abebech A Gebnie Lodhika Investments LIc 09-15-16 $215,000 9013 N Clifton Ave, Nues Rakesh Patel & Trupti Patel Mark D Andrey 09-1516 $218,000 8213 N Oriole Ave, Nues Miroslav Ivanovic Adrian A Batista 09-16-16 $225,000 7536 N Nora Ave, N lles Khusalbhai A Patel & Kokilaben Geneva Madclalozzo Estate 09-21-16 $260,000 K Patel PAUL BPADBUPV/GETTV 7150w GreenleafSt, Nues Anthony C ¡ografos & Anastasia George De Laa 09-21-16 $260,000 Zografos 7712 N Neya Ave, Nues Catherine Jotzat & William Joanna Holub 09-20-16 $269,500 Jotzat 7519 N Neya Ave, Nues Jorge Bahena & Lissett E BahenaCarl D Brown Jr 09-21-16 $274.000 09-08-16 Three strategies make 8149 N Field Dr, Niles Thomas Halvorsen MarkT Mcdonald $341,500 9254 N Loras Ln, Niles Lalan K Dey & Saksham Chaud- Marcela Mercado Henson 09-22-16 $345,000 hary 9905 N Wendy Way, Niles Laurenttu O Mehedintt & Kiana Jusien Yong 09-09-16 $349.000 Atenf Mehedintt movingmoretolerable 7018 W Main St. Nues Marcel Nedelcu & Vionica L Brown Flesk LIc 09-15-16 $665,000 Nedelcu BY SOPHIE MIui do the task you dread most way or holding area might 2610 Oakton St, Park Ridge Gabriel T Georgiev & Margarita PAim Zareh Najafabadi 09-1216 $120.000 Stoyanova Domaine and unpack your boxes for seem fast, but it's a short- 1905 Parkside Dr, 8 lA. 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"Create a perfect 1114 Park Ridge Blvd. Park Ridge John Dicnistofano & Nancy John E Large 09-16-16 $307,000 dread: unpacking If the The entrepreneurial pair bedroom to retreat to so Crockatt prospect of unboxing your tells Elle Decor that un- that you can relax when it 712 N Broadway Ave. Park Ridge Kevun Kuta Brett Porter 09-19-16 $371,000 possessions in your new boxingyour wares doesn't seems like everything else 1309 LOis Ave, Park Ridge Louis T Calvano & Mary E Michael Donaghy 09-08-16 $390.000 Calvano home seems daunthig, you need to be a chore. They in your place is falling down," he says. 1012 Frances Pkwy, Park Ridge Arak Mazurek & Gosia Mazurek James J Lampres Jr 09-21-16 $434,000 could use a great moving mastered the art of moving 1806 S Fairview Ave. Park Ridge Robert J Rosell & Phvaong K Michael Gillani 09-15-16 $460.000 strategy (or three). during a transition from Rosell One ofthe worst jobs? Boston to New York and Don't delay unpack- 732 Goodwin Dr, Park Ridge Michael Vaughan & Deborah Sylwia Duda 09-08-16 $465,000 Unpacking, in which you have developed some Ing your closet:"People Vaughan sift through all the stuff you handy tips to take the pain often save their closet for 710 N Hamlin Ave. Park Ridge Brittany K Crawford Andrzej Gajda 09-09-16 $487,000 tossed into boxes during out of the process. Here are last, because it takes the 313 S Northwest Hwy. # 4, Park Norman S Maciver & Lisa M Michael H Sejmafl 99-19-16 $540,000 the expert tips they swear most time' Bush tells Elle Ridge Maciver the inevitable time- by. Decor. "But you can get rid 324 S Roso Ave, Park Ridge ChnistophenVlasich & Emily Kate Gorman 09-22-16 $620,000 crunched process of get- Vlasich ting out ofyour old place. ofsome ofyour biggest 30 Meacham Ave, Park Ridge Scott Allen Lieske lunkley Park Development LIc 09-15-16 $645,500 John-Morgan and Lauren 1. Unload boxas straight boxes that contain most of 1417 S Fairview Ave, Park Ridge Scott A Serrano & Rachel R MargareE I Schuetz 09-21-16 $749,000 Bush are experts on that from the van to their your day-to-day stuff if you Serrano nightmare. They are the designated room:Load tackle your closet early on." 725 Park Plaine Ave, Park Ridge Kelly Walker Mark A Iralson 09-16-16 $825,000 founders ofUnpackd NYC, the van so boxes for each Refresh your closet by 1801 BIrch St, Park Ridge Teddy Homaas &Jill L W Michael D Vaughan 09-20-16 5840,000 room are stored together, tossing mismatched hang- Glockner a packingservice that promises to take the pain. then unload them directly ers and replacing them This list is not Intended to be a complete record of all real estate transactIons. out ofmoving. How? 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NHS Thursday, October 27, 2016 A Chicago Tribune Publication 32 'and Tribalmembersfree,847-475-1030 dramatic political turmoilandchange sentation ofoverahalfcentury of Iran andofferauniquevisualrepre- document thesocialhistoryoffilm in to 2010,thepostersincollection Movie Posters: Saiaam CInema50Yearsof iranIan 491-4000 Arts CircleDrive,Evanston,free,847- torium, NorthwesternUniversity,40 Museum ofArtandPick/LaudatiAudi- 10 a.m.Allweek,MaryandLeighBlock two analogousculturesofbereavement. crisis, "KeeptheShadow"examines the VictorianEraandduringAIDS and artworksrelatedtomourningfrom stance Fade": "Keep theShadow,EreSub- Central St.,Evanston,$3kids,$5adults Welcoming receptionat1p.m.,curator Museum oftheAmericanIndian,3001 from 3-4:30p.m.Allweek,Mitchell led tourat2p.m.andapaneldiscussion Women OpeningDoorstoChange.? latest exhibit,ContemporaryNative Mitchell Museumfortheopeningofits Opening DoorstoChange: Contemporary NativeWomen Evanston ArtCenter,1717CentralSt., ety duringtheirstay.9a.m.Allweek, Evanston, free,847-475-5300 ran addresstheresidencythemeSoci- artists chosenbycuratorJessicaCoch- Leenaars andPedroValez.Eachofthe Joseph Cruz,DavidGiordano,Kirsten Adriana KuriAlamillo,JudithBrotman, the ArtCenterproudlyhostsartists: dencies. FromJune2016toMarch2017, center's projectspacefor4-weekresi- to "movein"tothesecondfloorof residence" program,invitingsixartists launches aninaugural"artwork-in- gram: Society ArtworkInResidencePro- tickets $40,847-272-7003 Evanston, GeneralAdmission$30;VIP ols ConcertHall,1490ChicagoAve., the publicstagein1988.7:30p.m.Nich- ry oftheguitar.Ms.Vidovichasper- Ana Vidovic,performsabreathtaking Ana VidovicArtofGuitar:Award Please callthevenueinadvance. formed 1000concertssinceentering Beatles displayingtheincredibleartist- program rangingfromBachtothe winning Croatianclassicalguitarist, 8860 cago Ave.,Evanston,$20-$32,847-492- Eric LIndell: Thursday, Oct.27 COMMUNITY CALENDAR Listings aresubjecttochange. The EvanstonArtCenter 8p.m. SPACE,1245Chi- By juxtaposingobjects Dating fromthe1960s Join the brary's Community RoomWestCall munity Collegein theGlenviewLi- Classes areconductedbyOakton Com- volunteer tutorsmeetstwiceweekly. friendly groupledbyateacher and their readingandwritingskills. A small, A uniqueopportunityfornative and non-native Englishspeakers toimprove Aduit LiteracyCiassesFaiiSession: Road, Glenview,free,847-729-7500 Glenview PublicLibrary,1930 viewpl.org/register orcall.1:30p.m. present Pleaseregisteratglen- art Aparentorcaregivermustbe opportunities forpreschoolerstocreate urban YMCAArtAcademyprovides 3 to5withaduit: YMCA PreschooiArtClassforAges 7500 Glenview Road,Glenview,free,847-729- 7p.m. GlenviewPublicLibrary1930 at glenviewpl.org/registerorbycalling. Opera ofChicagoseason.Pleaseregister love, anddeathfromthe2016/17Lyric oz. Thisispartofthetalesintrigue, cents, of"LesTroyens"byHectorBerli- Opera LectureSerles: moderated byformerLyricOperado- 847-834-0738 ter, 1723GlenviewRoad,Glenview,$35, p.m. Oct.27toOct30,OilLampThea- minute rompthroughU.S.Presidents.8 44 PlaysforPresidents:Ninety- Evanston, free,773-816-4716 Cultural ArtsCenter,927NoyesSt, Kristin Lems.10a.m.Allweek,Noyes ing, MarkDvorak,MauraLallyand ing RebeccaArmstrong,PeggyBrown- p.m. onOct.4,withmusiciansinclud- an OpeningReceptionbetween2-5 and drawingsofPeggyLipschutzwith sors amonthlongshowofthepaintings Llpschutz: Evanston Legend:TheArtofPeggy ton, free,847-491-4000 University, 40ArtsCircleDrive,Evans- Laudati Auditorium,Northwestern Leigh BlockMuseumofArtandPick/ his works.10a.m.Allweek,Maryand first majorsolomuseumexhibitionof Chi: PerformingfortheCamerais globalized movementofpeopleacross both capturedthepivotaldowntown the Camera: Arts CircleDrive,Evanston,free,847- nations andcontinents.TsengKwong 1980s andreflectedtheincreasingly Manhattan artandclubscenesofthe performance-based photographythat duced alargebodyofwitty,playful, Tseng KwongChi:Performingfor 491-4000 torium, NorthwesternUniversity,40 Museum ofArtandPick/LaudatiAudi- 10 a.m.Allweek,MaryandLeighBlock The CityofEvanstonspon- Tseng KwongChipro- The NorthSub- This evening Oct 28,8p.m.and 10:30p.m.Oct29, original stand-up. 8p.m.Oct27and Mike Toomey: Karaoke Bar,8751N.Milwaukee Ave., every dayfrom8p.m.to4a.m. p.m. Nues, free,224-534-7158 Karaoke: A's Grove, free,847-965-4220 Library, 6140LincolnAve.,Morton search. 9:30a.m.MortonGrovePublic and interviewingtohelpyouinyourjob cover letters,onlinejobapplications nois Worknetdiscussresumesand shop: casts youcantry.6:30p.m.Morton Edge PowerEmpioymentWork- Morton Grove,free,847-965-4220 Grove PublicLibrary,6140LincolnAve., the showandtalkaboutsimilarpod- one 30-minutepodcast,staytodiscuss tery tonameafew.Afterlistening Hour, orWormwood:ASerializedMys- Air, ReplyAll,TheNewYorkerRadio everywhere -TheMoth,Serial,Fresh turing theimaginationsoflisteners hear someofthepodcaststhatarecap- A PodcastListeningParty: colnwood, free,847-677-5277 nity Center,6900N.LincolnAve.,Lin- ration. 9:30a.m.LincolnwoodCommu- planned anhourofactivitiesandexplo- music programEverybodyMove!,has anston's earlychildhoodmovementand caregiver. CelesteCifalaRoy,fromEv- takes placeonThursdays,Sept22to Nov. 10,forinfantsto2-year-olds,with Everybody Move: Lincolnwood, free,847-677-5277 Public Library4000W.PrattAve., SeniorLife. 10:30a.m.Lincolnwood Hosted byKathyGaedingfromCJE portive resourcesandmuchmore. mining housingneeds,identifyingsup- ance andMedicareprograms,deter- benefits, pickingtherighthealthinsur- selection ofappropniateretirement and findoutinformationregardingthe Senior ResourceSpeciailst: 502-0630 Chestnut Ave.,Glenview,$12-$17,847- days, GlenviewParkCenter,2400 a.m. Mondays,WednesdaysandFn- is anexercisephysiologist9a.m.and10 bility. TheinstructorisDrewSurinsky, training forendurance,agilityandsta- get symptomsofPD.Itincludesboxing exercise, scientificallydesignedtotar- Recovery/PWR! isParkinson-specific Body Training: Parkinson WeiinessRecoveryBrain- Road, Glenview,free,847-729-7500 view PublicLibrary,1930Glenview 24). 9:15a.m.Oct.27andNov.1,Glen- 847-635-1426 fordetails.(noclassNov. Employment coachesfrom11h- Karaoke Barhaskaraoke Mike Toomeyperforms Parkinson Wellness Everybody Move Come to Stop by A's tor of"PromisedLand:IsraelThrough Turn toCalendar, NextPage Come meetToddMorehead,the direc- Screening of"PromisedLand": 847-675-4141 Dempster St.,Skokie,$5perperson, Township JewishCongregation, 4500 nim. 1p.m.EzraHabonim,TheNiles sented bytheMen'sClubofEzra-Habo- "Jerusalem: CenteroftheWorld,"pre- Jerusalem, ishighlightedinamovie, The mostincrediblecityintheworld, "Jerusalem CenteroftheWorid": 847-635-6601 6920 MannheimRoad,Rosemont,$35+, Pentatonix: 9658 Rosemont, Ticketsstartat$11,800-843- state Arena,6920MannheimRoad, team's schedule.7p.m.Allweek,All- pre-game showthatfeaturesfireworks Allstate Arena.Thefunstartswiththe ment fromOctoberthroughAprilat and pyro.Gotothewebsitefor hockey andtop-notch,liveentertain- Chicago Wolvesdelivertop-flight Hockey: Chicago WolvesProfessional person, 847-349-5008 5501 ParkPlace,Rosemont,$25-$40per p.m. MBFinancialParkatRosemont, time forthehaunt,are$40perperson.7 holders quickeraccessandlesswait urdays. VIPtickets,allowingticket ground sewerwheredarkandominous and $30perpersonFridaysSat- person SundaysthroughThursdays; General admissionticketsare:$25per waters awaitandapetrifyingswamp. rooms. Neware:multi-levelunder- square feetofterrorwithmorethan35 The sinisterattraction,features20,000 the MBFinancialParkparkinggarage. ence returnstothebasementlevelof acclaimed interactivehorrorexperi- Disturbia ScreamsinthePark:This 4200 Concert Series: tion, 847-825-3121 Park Place,Rosemont,free,312-610- Rockin intheParkFreeSummer 5437 ParkPlace,Rosemont,$20dona- begins at8p.m.7ZaniesRosemont, Doors openat7p.m.andtheshow asked tojustbuytwoitemsatZanies. onation goestothePRCFandyouare oflaughter atZaniesRosemont.Thed- Park RidgeCommunityFundforanight Ridge CommunityFund: A NightatZaniestoBenefitPark food/beverage purchase,847-813-0484 Rosemont, $22twoitemminimum Zanies Rosemont,5437ParkPlace, The four-timechampion 8 p.m.AllstateArena, 7 p.m.BubCity,5441 Join the 33 A Chicago hune Publication Thursday, October 27, 2016 - Shop for Tracing the Wear your cos- Brave souls are Turn to Calendar, Next Page early for the annual Halloween Party. Once at Grennan Heights there will be ghoulie games, ghastly goodies and spooky surprises. io a.m. Grennan Heights Park, 8255 N. Oketo Ave., Niles, Niles resident $10, non resident $12, 847-967-6633 Park Ridge Farmrs Market: fresh produce, soap, olive oils, flowers, pickles, pasta baked goods and meat tames. 4:30 p.m. Oct 29 and Oct30, anston, $15, 847-328-2795 Boo Bash Kick Off Show The Silly Spooky Magic Show: turne and join us as we kick off the annual Boo Bash followed by games, trick-or-treating, and more at The Glen Town Center shops. Register at theglen- towncenter.com. 2 p.m. The Book Mar- ket at Hangar One, 2651 Navy Blvd., Glenview, free, 847-729-7500 Spooky Saturday: invited to listen to spooky stories, eat a sweet treat, show off their costume and go trick-or-treating in the library. Par- ents are welcome to attend, and attendees may come in their costumes if they wish. Noon, Nues Public Library, 6960 W. Oakton St, Niles, free, 847-663-6407 Nues Park District Halloween Party: Get your costume ready and register ancestry love and time. Stretching from Patrick G. and Shirley W. Ryan Center for the Musical Arts, 70 Arts Circle Drive, Evanston, $5 - $12,312-494-9509 Cursed Costumes A Spooky Circus: You are never too old for Halloween, so at the annual Halloween Block Party everyone dresses up: grownups, kids, pets, even the mayor. But what happens when a mysterious curse hits and all the trick-or-treaters turn into their cos- Actors Gymnasium, 927 Noyes St, Ev- AnImai Arts and Seasonal Stories: AnImai Arts are & Seasonal Stories" "Animal Arts 5 and for children ages recommended re- is no minimum age up, but there at Activities are offered quirement interest ofdifflculty and varying levels adult entire family. An to engage the 10:30 must accompany participants. 30, Mitchell Muse- a.m. Oct. 29 and Oct 3001 Cen- um ofthe American Indian, $5 adults, hal St, Evanston, $3 kids, 847-475-1030 Centuries CHF Homegoing Across In Africa and America: torn apart in descendants oftwo sisters "Homego- eighteenth-century Africa, is a riveting, ing" written by Yaz Gyasi, race, history, kaleidoscopic novel about the wars of Ghana to the coal mines of the American South to twentieth-century Harlem, Gyasi's tale captures the troubled spirit ofour nation. 12:30 p.m. i' ', i' Shop for i A unique music 8 p.m. SPACE, 1245 Adult Comedy every Opulent City features a Opulent City features After the Halloween Parade in I! 'rii I! menu. 9 p.m. Chicago's Home of Chick- en & Waffles, 2424 W. Dempster St, Evanston, $15 adult advance; $20 at the door, 847-521-6434 847-448-8045 bering and Rejoicing: and arts event to celebrate the launch of the Center for Music and Worship in the Black Church Experience at Gar- rett-Evangelical Theological Seminary JUBILANT will feature a multicultural, multi-generational, interdenomina- tional mass choir, the Jubalani ensem- premiere musicians from across the United States and abroad. 6 p.m. Evans- ton Township High School Auditorium, 1600 Dodge Ave., Evanston, Adults: $20 I Students: $7, 847-866-3936 Signature Entertainment Presents: LOL Saturday: Saturday night hosted by Comedy legends Tony Sculfield and Mark Sim- mons. National headliners with movie and television credits on stage. Awe- some venue with full bar and dinner Plaines History Center, 781 Pearson St., Des Plaines, $3 per child, 847-391-5399 Evanston Farmers Market: fresh produce, meat, cheese, baked dors. Please note: Dogs are not allowed at the market (service animals ex- cepted). LINK cards are accepted. 7:30 a.m. Oak Avenue and University Place, 1090 University Place, Evanston, free, Samantha Fish: Chicago Ave., Evanston, $20-$34, 847- 492-8860 JUBALANI: A Concert of Remem- bie, an orchestra and band, and over 10 Siberian virtuosi to perform as a part of to perform as a Siberian virtuosi $40-$60,508-752- Skokie Blvd., Skokie, 29 Saturday, Oct Opulent City: daring pro variety ofburlesque starlets, circus perform- aerialists, provocative entertain- ances and vintage vaudeville 3000 S. ers. 6:30 p.m. Rivers Casino, $15, 888-307- River Road, Des Plaines, 0777 Dia de los Muertos activities in Des Plaines: downtown Des Plaines, children are invited to decorate sugar skulls and view Dia de los Muertos altars. Go to the website or cali the History Center for more information. 11 a.m. Des goods, flowers and more from 51 ven- Siberian Virtuosi with Julian Miikis: with Julian Siberian Virtuosi Julian Canadian clarinetist Celebrated acclaimed Russian ensemble Milkis and Tour. 8 p.m. Northshore their American 9501 the Performing Arts, Center for 0888 All Anne and this time ofyeai the Keith Urban is coming to Join the Park Ridge Cham- Join the Park Halloween weekend kicks off Halloween weekend ing almost all duos: Lieber and Stoller, arach and David, Sedaka and Green- field. 7:30 p.m. Skokie Theatre, 7924 N. abandoned for the season Skokie Water Skokie, $10, 847-933-4969 Anne & Mark Burneil: The Brui Building Songwriters: Mark Burnell and their special guests bring you an unforgettable evening of music. In the 1960's music producer Don Kirshner put the best and the brightest songwriters in the Brill Build- Goffin and King, Mann and Weil, Bach- Lincoln Ave., Skokie, $25, 847-677-7761 773-895-4602 or ltpdetroitso®ya- hoo.com. For competitor questions on events, entry forms, event changes, spectator tickets, and/or to check the status of your registration contact Owen or Carol Jacobsen, registrars, at 847- 303-0384 or chicaguchal- [email protected]. For competitor questions on entry rules, eligibility age cias- sification, etc., contact Kelly Batchelor at 630-466-0786 or Kelly.batche- [email protected]. 6 p.m. Hyatt Regency O'Hare, 9300W. Bryn Mawr Ave., Rose- mont, contact or see website, 773-895- 4602 Scream Scene: At Playground becomes host to the most frightening experience in Skokie. With its chainsaw maniacs and insane clown maze, Scream Scene has been terrifying visitors since 1997. 7p.m. Oct. 28 to Oct 30, Scream Scene, 4701 Oakton St, delicious breakfast will be served. 8:30 will be served. delicious breakfast Chamber of Commerce, a.m. Park Ridge $10 mem- 720 Garden St, Park Ridge, 825-3121 Halloween Bar MB Financial Park's Crawl: a variety of with participants enjoying tickets are now drink specials. Bar crawl online for $10 or available for purchase for $15. 6p.m. sold omite at the event Rosemont, 5501 MB Financial Park at $10-$15, 847- Park Place, Rosemont, 349-5008 Keith Urban: Allstate Arena on Oct. 28. Don't miss your chance to see this country super- star (and former American Idol judge) live. 7:30 p.m. Allstate Arena, 6920 Mannheim Road, Rosemont, Starting at $61,847-635-6601 Chicago Dancesport Challenge: DanceSport athletes are invited to corn- pete in this National Qualifying Event and WDSF events, and all those who love ballroom dancing are invited to come watch the competition. For general information, contact Tim Place at Kaye Raya: ber for our Women in Business Net- Women in Business ber for our Kym- this October. working Breakfast and a Raya will be present berlee Kaya members, 847- bers, $15 prospective Join us for the Watch this sus- 7p.m. SPACE, 1245 Come join us for a night 10p.m. SPACE, 1245 Chi- 10p.m. SPACE, 1245 A comic and touching account 6p.m. Leaning Tower YMCA, Chamber's Thvia Night Prizes will be Park Ridge, $20 per person or $115 for team of six, if paid by one person by Oct 14,847-825-3121 Women in Business with Kymberlee Halloween at the Leaning Tower YMCA: Trivia Night: in a cellar. She finds that she's locked in that he saved her life and that the world outside is uninhabitable following a catastrophe. The cast includes: Mary Elizabeth Wmstead, and John Good- man. 7p.m. Morton Grove Public Li- brary, 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 6300 W. Touhy Ave., Nues, free, 847- 410-5108 of brain-twisting fun at the Park Ridge given to the top three scores. BYOB-- snacks provided. 7p.m. Park Ridge Chamber of Commerce, 720 Garden St, OLPH Trunk-Or-Treat: MGPL After Dark Movie night "10 Cioverfield Lane": Piccolo Theatre "The Memory of of three sisters on the occasion of their mother's death, each haunted by their own demons. The irreverent and witty dialogue among the sisters gives way, finally, to the deeper bond they share. 3 p.m. and 8p.m. Oct 28 and Oct. 29,3 p.m. Oct. 30, Piven Theatre Workshop, 927 Noyes St, Evanston, $10-$25, 847- 424-0089 2nd Annual OLPH Trunk-Or-Treat from 5-7 p.ni. to enjoy treats, food, music and raffles. 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Tram tickets may Avenue and Main Street 15 Prairie Ave., Larsen is joined by Cynthia (Cina) Pe- be purchased in the Heritage Garden or Park Ridge, free, 847-309-2433 layo to do some scary storytelling to Yarn Gang:Kids in grades one and up any ticket location. 10 am. Chicago celebrate Halloween Eve. Larsen wrote are invited to try their hand at knitting, Botanic Garden, 1000 Lake Cook Road, Th. Peggy LLegacy:After selling "The Blackening of Flesh" inspired by crocheting or other yarn crafts. 4 p.m. Glencoe, free, 847-835-5440 out in May 2016, Jazz vocalist Jenifer an actual Park Ridge crime and Pelayo Morton Grove Public Library 6140 French brings back "The Peggy Lee writes fiction and poetry with a Latin Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, 847- Career Counseling Appointments: Legacy" this time to Skokie Theatre on American slant, especially superstition, 965-4220 Consult with a career expert for resume Oct.29 at 8p.m. Enjoy the hits of one of foildore, legend and myth. 5 p.m. The help, job search strategies and more. the greatest jazz vocalists and singer- Harp and Fiddle, 110 Main St., Park The Saiem Witch Triais:Historian Counseling is available for any stage of songwriters of the 20th centur Peggy Ridge, free, 847-720-4466 Joyce Haworth tells the story from your career, but only four 30-minute Lee. Songs include "Big Spender," "He's 1692, offour preteen girls in Salem appointments are available, so call ex- a Tramp," "Is That All There Is?," "Fe- National Association for Down Village, Massachusetts. What followed tension 7700 or visit the Reference ver," and many more. Features Jenifer Syndrome Fashion Show:Funds are were months oftrials, community hys- Services Desk to register. 6:30 p.m. French. Chuck Christiansen (drums), raised to support the programs that the tena, and the execution of2O people. 10 Glenview Public Library, 1930 Glenview Ann McGregor, Daryl Nitz, Joe Pol- National Association for Down Syn- am. North Shore Senior Center, 161 Road, Glenview, free, 847-729-7500 icastro (bass), Johnny Rodgers (piano), drome provides for children and adults Northfield Road, Northfield, $10 NSSC and Eric Schneider (sax). 8 p.m. Skokie with Down syndrome and their fami- member $13 non member, 847-784- Carol Burnett Queen of Comedy: Theatre, 7924 N. Lincoln Ave., Skokie, lies. 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Illinois Holocaust Museum victims and artifacts. Also visit British 7500 and Education Center, 9603 Woods Skokia Farmers Market:Farmers and Columbia, includingVancouver and the Drive, Skokie, free, 847-967-4800 vendors from Illinois, Indiana, Michi- capital city ofVictoria on Vancouver Beginning Square Dance Ciasses: gan and Wisconsin sell fresh-picked Island. i p.m. North Shore Senior Cen- Have fun and learn to square dance; be- Sunday, Oct. 30 vegetables, fruits and flowers along ter, 161 Northfield Road, Northfield, $10 ginner lessons are sponsored by the with cheese, baked goods, coffee, sauces NSSC member; $13 non member, 847- Glenview Square Dance Club and Glen- and spices. 7:30 am. Skokie Village Hall, 784-6030 view Park District 7:30 p.m. Glenview Magic Dick & Shun Ng:With The 5127 Oakton St., Skokie, free, 847-673- Park Center, 2400 Chestnut Ave., Glen- Slide Brothers. 7p.m. SPACE, 1245 0500 TrIck-or-Treat at the Library:Stop in view, free first lesson, Registration for Chicago Ave., Evanston, $18-$30, 847- anytime all day to get a special Hallow- 9-week session $46/$54., 847-724-5670 492-8860 it's Time Warp Time: A Rocky Horror een surprise. Show us your costume at Themd Cabaret:Get ready for a each ofthe public desks to get a treat. 9 Northbrook Chamber of Com- The Pearl Society: Crafting With rockin' and Rocky Halloween as music am. Park Ridge Public Library 20 S. merce's Annuai Auction L Taste: Pearls:Join the Pearl Society this fall from everyone's favorite Halloween Prospect Ave., Park Ridge, free, 847- Join in an exciting evening offun, food as we showcase Edie Kasten, and her camp classic, "Rocky Horror Picture 825-4527 and frolic. Bring along co-workers, knitted pearl creations. For more in- Show," is paired with rock songs from family and friends. 5 p.m. Renaissance formation, or to RSVP, call or con- the '50s, '60s, '70s and '80s and present- Chicago North Shore Hotel, 933 Skokie [email protected]. 3 p.m. Eve J. ed in a cabaret-concert style. Audience Thesday, Nov. 1 Blvd., Northbrook, Admission $30 Alfille Gallery and Studio, 623 Grove St. members are encouraged to dress-up before Oct. 25; $40 after Oct. 25, 847- Evanston, free, 847-869-7920 and interact with the cast: sing, play and Rotary Ciub of Evanston Light- 498-5555 dance along. 7 p.m. Skokie Theatre, house:This community leadership John Wiiiiams' Sunday music ses- 7924 N. Lincoln Ave., Skokie, $25, 847- group boasts 80 members and meets The Breakfast Club:Start your day sion: 3p.m. The Celtic Knot Public 677-7761 every Tuesday. 7:15 am. Hilton Garden right at The Breakfast Club, where you House, 626 Church St., Evanston, free, Inn Chicago North Shore/Evanston, can network over breakfast This event 847-864-1679 1818 Maple Ave., Evanston, free is hosted by Park Ridge Chamber Am- Monday, Oct 31 bassador, Dave Donovan. 7:30 am. Glenview Community Church 75th Let's Taik @ Lunch:At this drop-in Lola's Diner, 920 Busse Highway, Park Anniversary Events:Mission Fest Uve Biuegrass, Roots and Foik: program, participants can talk through Ridge, $11 members; $15 prospective features displays and representatives Every Monday in the pub, The Mud- the issue ofracism and practice honest members, 847-825-3121 from church-supported organizations flapps perform. 8p.m. The Celtic Knot conversation skills by looking at our Post and agencies with special historical Public House, 626 Church St., Evanston, own experiences in light ofwhat we're Lehrhaus Confirmation Class: Bar/Bat Mitzvah teenagers are invited display. 11:15 a.m. Glenview Community free, 847-864-1679 learning about how racism affects us all. Church. 1000 Elm St, Glenview, free, 1:30 p.m. YoFresh Yogurt Cafe, 635 to participate in this program which 847-724-2210 Boo Bash:Trick-or-treat around the Chicago Ave., Evanston, free, 847-864- teaches young people how to utilize mall, then dance the night away at the 8445 Jewish resources when faced with Silent Horror:Soak in the spirit of the Boo Bash with a live DJ. The schedule is making a decision. 7 p.m. Ezra Habo- Halloween season through the silent Thck-or-treatin4-6 p.m.; Boo Bash. Tuesday Morning Music:Garden nim, The Nues Township Jewish Con- movie genre. Film aficionado John 6-8 p.m. 4p.m. Lincolnwood Town visitors can enjoy free hour-long medi- gregation, 4500 Dempster St, Skokie, Nygro shares clips from the 1925 ver- Center, 3333 W. Touhy, Lincoinwood, tative musical performances on Tues- $420 for entire year plus book fees, sion of "The Phantom of the Opera" to free, 000-000-0000 day mornings in the McGinley Pavilion gain an understanding of the striking Turn to Calendar, Next Page Thursday, October 27, 2016 A Chicago Tribune Publication 36, CALENDAR Knot PublicHouse,626ChurchSt, by DanielFiddler.9p.m.TheCeltic Open MicNightInEvanston:Hosted Drive, Evanston,free,847-467-4602 western University,40ArtsCircle Thom Collins,S.HollisClayson.6p.m. changing field.Artists/speakersare: Collins, directorofTheBarnesFounda- ...... and Pick/LaudatiAuditorium,North- Mary andLeighBlockMuseumofArt don inPhiladelphia,PAdiscussesthe Past PresentandFuture: The BarnesASingularMuseum's free, 847-868-8945 House, 1631ChicagoAve.,Evanston, trio. 6:30p.m.FoundKitchen&Social era playedbytheJoshRzepkaBebop lonious Monkandotherclassicsofthe Dizzy Gillespie,CharlieParker,The- Josh RzepkaTrio: Live MusicWednesdayswiththe 492-8860 Chicago Ave.,Evanston,$20-$40,847- Reckless Kelly: Wednesday, Nov.2 847-675-4141 Calendar, T}-II«DNES! 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Death Notices Jager, Viola Mae Mack Viola Mae (Mack) iager, born on December 1, 1918 Gray, Raymond Loyd in Mechanicsville, Iowa, Raymond L.Gray, of Chicago, passed away on has passed into the loving October 21, 2016. He was born on March 8, 1935 arms of her Lord and Savior in Luzerne, KY. Beloved father of Kimberly (Anthony) on October 20, 2016. She and Carmen (Mohamed), proud grandfather of Leila has joined her dear mother Tell Estella Elizabeth your and Zachary Litniti and Christopher Immenhausen. Zerbe ' He is also survived by his brother Delbert Gray and (Bartholomew) Lind, her fa- his uncle William L. Raymer Jr He was preceded in ther, Robert Lind, her three death by his parents Gladys and Elmer Gray, his sis- sisters, Edna, Dorothy, and ter Coreen Bush and his son Donald Gray. Raymond Esther, her three brothers, was a talented lighting fixture engineer before re- Bob, Jim and Lloyd, and her tirement and enjoyed Chicago team sports, fishing, loving husband and the father of her chitdren, Zeno western movies and books and visiting Puerto Rico Joseph, as well as her second husband, George with his many friends and family there. His sense Christopher. She is survived by her loving and de- Loved One's of humor and kindness will be sorely missed by his voted children, Carole Burval (Steve), Craig Mack many loved ones. He served his country proudly in (Kathy), and Connie Mack. She has passed on her the U.S. Army and will be laid to rest with honors at loving spirit to her five wonderful grandchildren, the Abraham Lincoln National Cemetery on Friday, Brent (Jessica), Heather, Christopher (Erica), Ryan, October 28 at 9:00 a.m. and Ryan, her four amazing great-grandchildren, Bradley, Courtney, Audia, and Callen, and her dear- Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituanes est friend, Carol. She was a devoted wife, mother and grandmother and had an extraordinary zest for Story life that stayed with her until the very end. Her passion was singing, either in the choir, on the stage, or at her senior living facility. Her peaceful, friendly Christian presence, her glorious gardens, her never- Commemorate ending love, her beautiful voice, and her gentle spirit brought joy to so many throughout her life. Services and visitation will be private In lieu of sending flow- yourbelo ers, please plant seeds of love and kindness. For in- ved formation, please contact Davenport Family Funeral Home, 847-381-3411. For online condolences please visit, www.davenportfamily.com.enp0 1 Call 866399O537 or visit: FAMII.Y FtNFa*I. HOMF placeanad.tribunesuburbs.com Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries

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Sam Briefisa freelance at [email protected]. lege Notes?EmailSamBrief ate SarahWarrea and HinsdaleSouthgradu- Miller andKellyMaday, Trier graduatesJenna Twitter @Píoneer_Press reporterfor PioneerPress. Have asuggestionforCol- TRACY ALLEN/PIONEERPRESS o o' 41 fl-, A Chic "Diana had some set- KEVIN TANAKA/PIONEER PRESS backs from her freshmen season and worked steadily to get back to the level she was at as a freshmen," He- selton said. "If she continues to work hard, she should bring her times back to where they were freshman year." Jakub Rudnik is a freelance reporter for Pioneer Press. Twitter fPioneerPress / i Panoutsos finished Niles West placing sev- Mackic has finished 42nd ana ran very consistent efforts. They were very disap- pointed that the team did not qualify, but were pleased to find out they made it as individuals." enth with 210 points. Maine East earned the sixth and final berth in the sectional after scoring 200 points. or better at a regional meeì for the fourth consecutv year. 27th in 2015. The Niles West girls cross "We were actually shoot- Niles West country team also qualified two individuals for the sectional race. Senior Merima Mackic finished 33rd (20:40) and sophomore Di- ana Panoutsos was 41st (21:38). ing for a team qualifying position and were not able to be in the top six teams' coach Anne Heselton said by email. "Merima and Di- Niles North took eighth Swedberg said the Vi- "(Fleming's) a very tal- Loyola's Jenna Rekoske runs in the Class 34 Loyola girls cros country regional on Saturday in Glenview. Loyola's Jenna Rekoske runs in the Class 34 Loyola girls cros country regional on Saturday kings had great leadership all season from Knudson and fellow senior Lani Stein. Fleming will be expected to help lead next year. ented athlete and an even better student," Swedberg said. "So, I know that she'll keep on working hard and have a strong track season. We have high aspirations for her the next two years." as a team with 235 points. last little difficult a Niles North individuals as "(Modi) and Kayla Maine East finished with "Both of those ladies ran Senior Teresa Knudson Two of the Blue Demons Behind those two, junior The Niles North girls "The course was new to "This was one of our goals "This was one of our and heading into the season to we worked hard all week try to prepare for how to that, beat a Niles West team on paper, is better than us." 200 points, while Niles West took seventh with 210 points. who qualified for the sectional year, Kayla Gregario and Kajal Modi, ran the top times for Maine East this year. Gregario finished 29th (20:09) and Modi was 36th (20:54). tough that day" Schultes said. both have their eyes set on gaing for PRs this weekend at sectionals." Laura Pokorski finished 39th (21:23), freshman Pris- cilla Romero finished 47th (2 1:57), sophomore Abigail Flood finished 49th (22:07) and senior Hannah Flood finished 52nd (22:25). Niles North cross country team qualified two individuals for the sectional race. (21:02) and sophomore Christine Fleming (21:09) finished 37th and 38th, respectively. coach Andrew Swedberg said the course at Loyola's Munz campus in Glenview made the race difficult for athletes from every team. everybody, it was the first (cross country) race there ever' he said in an email. "So, with all of the turns, varying terrain, turns, it's no wonder that everyone was slower' a - for via email. coach Scott fill-in (20:04), senior

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COUNTRY REGIONAL NOTEBOOK REGIONAL COUNTRY CLASS 3A LOYOLA GIRLS CROSS LOYOLA GIRLS CLASS 3A I il NHS Thursday, October 27, 2016 A Chicago Tribune Publication 42 way throughthe regional Sectional. in Saturday'sNilesWest junior ConorPerreault,a runners downthestretch. race, butpassed several final team-qualifyingspot Evanston (seventh,170)for sixth (143)andedgingout in NilesNorthfinishing 16:42.5) wasinstrumental formance byAleman(28th, 39.5 seconds).Buttheper- finished fifth(15minutes, returning state-qualifier, Aleman. and I'mstartingtoloveit." chose toruncrosscountry time. Andsothisyeal if Ieverwantedtorunthat meant year-roundtraining) do crosscountry(which out tobelikethem. Horyn TrackInvite),Iset the mile(at2015Dan (Pate!) and4:21(Barr)in "When Isawthemrun4:20 them inrecentsummers. continued to of BarrandPate!has who wasatrackteammate Aleman, aSkokieresident gave 110percentduring Aleman, akeycontributor Aleman helpsNues practices andmeets,"said (Barr andPate!).Theyboth country thisfall. soccer infavorofcross convince himtogiveup tral College,evenhelped a sophomoreatNorthCen- man atVi!!anova,andPatel, as arunner.Barr,fresh- and Pate!hadinspiredhim for theVikings,saidBarr North junior Regional inGlenview. on theClass3ALoyola the pairstil!hadanimpact Pate! maybeinco!!ege,but Pioneer Press BY D4.rgSIuuIN COUNTRY REGIONALNOTEBOOK CLASS 3ALOYOLABOYSCROSS SPORTS advance tosectional North Aleman was35th mid- At Saturday's The Vikingslovehaving "They alwaystoldmeto "I alwayslookedupto That's becauseNi!es Martin BarrandDhruvil train with regional, runners Carlos I juniors, Ithinkwe'reOK team regional. came inninth atthe10- for thefuture." them cominguptobe year. WithJeremy,andwith ence onthelowerlevelsthis who hadsomegoodexperi- nice groupofsophomores, Barrett said."Wehavea worker andagoodkid' sophomore class. program alsohasatalented Coach JohnBarrettsaidthe uled toreturnnextfall. graduate, Ermilioissched- vanced tothesectional. gional, two finishersatthere- 17:08.3) weretheDons'top Braulio Alvarez(45th, (42nd, 17:06.1)andsenior 56th (17:39.8). Youel Andemichaelwas 53rd (17:32.3)andjunior Brandon Nguyencamein ished 47th(17:14.6),senior senior JordanFrancisfin- 22nd (16:29.3),seniorJay to havehimontheteam." when hecameinwewere year ofcrosscountry,and great," saidPerreault,aSko- Notre Dame Pate! was41st senior ZachHarriscamein kind ofincredible.It'sgreat he's ourthirdguy.That's on varsityandsuddenly wondering wherehe'dbe kie resident"It'shisfirst country programthisfall. tion totheVikingscross has beenawelcomeaddi- Shafron said. Nues NorthcoachDave caught atonofpeople," (Aleman) quiteabit.He finished aheadofhim. Only oneEvanstonrunner The Dons(249 points) "(Ermilio) Though Alvarezwill Junior JeremyErmilio Also for "(Aleman) hasbeen Perreault saidAleman "We werewatching but neitherad- Niles North, is (17:00.7), a hard talk about theirdesire for pleased tohear hisrunners Chris Peterssaid hewas the seven individualspotsat squad occupiedthefinal Maine East Notre Dame'sJeremyErmiliocompetes attheClass3ALoyolacrosscountryregionalonSaturday ¡nGlenview. A youngBlueDemons regional. But coach be competitive inthisarea. training, you're not goingto come inwithout summer the season,but whenyou improved overthecourseof prove," Peterssaid."They appointed andwanttoim- future success. "Our youngguysaredis- man. sophomores and afresh- tured threeseniors, three summer." 300 to400milesinthe work inthesummer,run tive, theyhavetoputinthe If theywanttobecompeti- Maine East'slineup fea- Dan Shalinisafreelance Twitter @PioneerPress reporterfor PioneerPress. last inthe10-teamregional. KEVIN TANAKA/PIONEERPRESS Maine East(330)camein .43 A Chicago Tribune Publication Thursday, October 27,2016 reporterfor Pioneer Press. who's working harder," Ba- calla said. Gal)' Larsen is a freelance Twitter @Píoneer.Press BRIAN O'MAHONEV/PIONEEP PRESS Bacalla said it's important "I want to stay humble. I you kill for in a kid:' how she conducts herself don't like anyone saying, Tm better than her,' because it's always more a matter of "As a Bacalla didn't change "She's still an unbeliev- able teammate and competitor;' Klamm said. coach, those are the qualities 20-shot point more often." everything in 2016. a in "The margin between Nues North's Michelle Bacalla celebrates a point during her quarterfinal match at the Class AA girls tennis state tourna- Nues North's Michelle Bacalla celebrates a point during her quarterfinal match at the ment on Friday ¡n Buffalo Grove. winning and losing at this level is so thin," Klamm said. "Every girl does everything well. It's just a matter of who's going to execute one or two more balls by go girls better against Bacalla, and she has always found a way to refo- the first Niles North tennis player to earn a state medal placing sixth "She has been in some tense situations this year - been down a set or had a couple calls against her - cus and reset" who became and unbeliev- really cool mix t)';" Klamm said. definitely help is serve, She improved mainly in 'Tve worked on every In her quarterfinal match However Bacalla lost to Klamm said that Bacalla's "She has a A dicey start "That third set was 6-1,7-6(3) in the semifinals. last year, entered this season bent on improving upon last year's finish. one key area. single shot, and tweaked whatever I've needed to tweak," Bacalla said. "But my serve than last year." on Friday against Elk Grove's Jelena Vujanic, Ba- calla had her serve working in a 6-4,6-3 win. Lyons' Lahari Yelamanchili, the eventual state champion, able intensi Schoenberg forced Bacalla "I re- tough," Bacalla said. minded myself to take my time, I took a few breaths, relaxed and played my that I played (Schoenberg) before, and I've beaten her before" composure under pressure has improved since last season. of calmness quarterfinals with the win. quarterfinals with the of her to fall back on one strengths, her composure. game. I reminded myself le Bacalla like anyone because it's Michel saying, 'I'm first two always more a "I want to stay humble. I don't matter of who's better than her,' working harder." party, Nues I a it

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match Saturday. 3-6, 6-0 in the third-place Palatine's Asuka Kawai 6-3, in each and every match:' ing fourth in state, falling to It's all about you, on your own terms, and what you do calla "Because doesn't matter who you play. keep playing my game;' Ba- I just want to be overconfi- dent about it. number. don't want to it's number one seed, OK, but gained spective. nouncement. But quickly re- proper per-

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Improved by the an- was initially a bit unnerved single-class system last year, this year is Michelle Bacalla.' number one seed in the state on the same day," Klamm said. "T said, 'By the way, the made an announcement During the junior Michelle Bacalla. held a send-off party for held a send-off party tournament, Nues North tournament, Nues Class AA girls tennis state Class AA girls tennis Pioneer Press BY GARY LARSEN composure finish 4th Bacalla SPORTS i NHS Thursday, October 27,2016 A Chica5o Tribune Publication t. 44 t344 203 4680 Visit GetChorePal.com teaching themthevalueof app storetodownloadtoday! ChorePaL is kids tosave,spend, Coogle play presented by a familyfocusedappthatempowersyour I ChorePoí App Store Available onthe or sharetheirmoneywhile 1 COUNTRYFinanciaLcom or yourphone's a jobwelldone. O96 S831-4() A Chicago Tribune Ii.zb1ication Thursday, October27, 2016 3 at ROB DICKER/PIONEER PRESS reporterfor Pioneer Press. and they knew how much I me that should start It just means a lot, because I wasn't favored the other two years and I worked really hard and I'm glad they saw that" Twitter ®PioneerJ'ress worked and saw my im- provement from all those years and decided that it was Brett Christie is a freelance Though he had already "It meant a lot because at some points of the sea- work, Trzeciak said getting the nod against New Trier was especially grati'ing. I've been working toward this moment since the beginning of my high school career:' Trzeciak said. "It just meant a lot knowing that my teammates and all my coaches, they favored me son." been rewarded for his hard along. other no matter who was starting - no matter who was gutting to play in the big conference games, then ev- ervone else on the team should be getting They really held us together New Triers Ryan Krueger (17) collides with NUes North goalie Pawel Trzeciak (1) during the New Triers Ryan Krueger (17) collides with in Northfield. Class 34 New Trier Regional semifinal on Oct.18 being friendly and always huing it out at the end of the day:' Zukancic said. "It really solidified the bonds of this team and made us feel like a real family. ... If they could not gut angry - they would go and support each he's I mean he CH ICAGOTRI BU N E.COM/ATH LETES Trzeciak's rise could have "It was amazing to see "He really added a lot of "He really added a lot Trzeciak posted four two guys who have basically battled for a starting spot since freshman year to be taking not starting or starting that lightly and always and been a regular player, he North, including an impressive 1-O victory at Glenbrook South on Sept. 15, which he pointed to as his breakout performance. In the win, Trzeciak made three note- the shutout created dissension among the team or with Sward. But that was not the case, Zu- kancic said. In fact, quite the opposite. rest ofthe team. and he stability in the back really became our number end of one goalie toward the a the season," said Zukancic, a really Skokie resident. "It's great stor) hard- worked probably the est on our team and really focused on gettingthat starting spot, because he really hasn't had a starting spot for most of high school. Ever since he's come to the team just made the defense more stable, the back more stable. He's always talking always leading us from the back, so he really added to the team a lot.' shutouts and allowed 12 goals in 13 starts for Niles worthy saves to help keep drive were noticed by the drive were noticed But that moment READY FOR THE NEXT CHALLENGE? READY FOR THE NEXT Month challenge. Voting begins at 9 ein. on Nov. Check back next week to see who our finalists are for the November Athlete of the thicagothbune.con/suburb/ath1etes. Thank you to everyone who voted in October! "It was really heartbreak- Alem Zukancic, the Vi- "I think the work ethic Trzeciak said he experi- failed to make the varsity roster. ultimately became a catalyst for his ascension to a starting role this season. ing, because I was expecting to be on varsit' said l'rze- ciak, a Morton Grove resident. "But after taking a couple days for it to sink in, I decided I might as well make the best of the situation I'm given and I did." kings' captain and a three- year starter on defense, said Trzeciak's presence in net shored up the Vikings' back line and that his passion and playing time between Sward playing time between and Trzecialc "I feel it inspired our other players to raise their level of practicingand commitment, so badly. He displayed his desire to play by working hard at practice and it forced others to take notice. 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