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KITCHEN REMODELS I I Thursday, September 8, 2016 A Chicago 4 known heroesidentified. continue toemerge,little- NEWS choices," shesaid. nity tomakethesemoral recognize thathumanbe- strength anddignity,to ty tosaythankyou,honor light." heroes represent"spotsof thority, inIsrael. the HolocaustMartyrs'and the NationsatYadVashem, Honorees hadfirstbeen Fountain oftheRighteous. noon sunatthemuseum's Sept. iunderalate-after- unveiled in Belgium andHungarywere names." lion, "we'restillabletoadd museum directorofeduca- 2016," saidKetteySzany, years aftertheHolocaustin ible isthatsome75-plus celebrated heroes. ing namesofpreviously- the otherside,joiningexist- the Nazis,nowextendsto own livestosaveJewsfrom non-Jews whoriskedtheir wall, amonumenthonoring Fountain oftheRighteous Education Center'sFerro fois HolocaustMuseum& caust, extraordinarystories tui-y orsoaftertheHoto- Pioneer Press BY MiiIscs Names addedtoFountain life," said RobertEnglander had notsavedmy mother's and braveryoccurred. countries wherecourage with consulgeneralsfrom museum ceremonyalong in graveperilattendedthe those whoprotectedJews during theHolocaustand sent 22countries. wall nowtotal74andrepre- plaques onthemuseum ings dohavethatopportu- story," butshesaidthese dark andchallenging kie museumtells"avery acknowledged thatthe5ko- um CEOSusanAbrams Heroes' RemembranceAu- named RighteousAmong According to New namesfromPoland, "I thinkwhat'ssoincred- The namesonthe11h- Three-quarters ofacen- "If mystep-grandfather Families ofthosesaved "It isreallyanopportuni- Illinois HolocaustMuse- a ceremony Szany, Three newnameswereaddedtotheHolocaustMuseum'sFountainofRighteous. when Eniawascapturedby work for who themuseumsays the wall existed. branches wouldneverhave bers protect Jews,familymem- hero takingtherisk reality withoutaneveryday the fountainwallissucha have hadourtwochildren." Laura, andwewouldnot you. NorwouldIhavemet standing hereinfrontof plaque, "Iwouldnotbe looking athisstep-father's him allmy life,"saidMoni- according tothe museum. sans," herescued heragain, a "hostilebandofparti- for thesistersandsecured pers withPolishidentities and ReizelKozuchowicz. saved JewishsistersEnia czyslaw CiolkoofPoland, "I heardstories about Ciolko obtainedfalsepa- Those recentlyaddedto Behind eachplaqueon say, include Mie- Reize!. entire family Later, to no oneever gaveusup," said were Jewishchildren, and this villageknew thatwe cording tothemuseum. cs, andwerebaptized,ac- learned topassforCatholi- remained withthesisters, killed. BeatriceandHenri tually, bothparentswere ters forsafekeeping.Even- side andleftwithtwosis- en toatowninthecountry- her cousinHenri,weretak- the museumsays. only gotasfarBrussels, escape fromtheNazisbut their familyattemptedto helped savetwocousins; Adele PensisofBelgium amazing whathedidwas." when yourealizehow and whathappened,that's actually learnaboutthewar hearing aboutit.Whenyou was normalgrowingup meet hergrandfather."It ca Snyderwhonevergotto Beatrice, 9,alongwith Jeanne Duchetand "Every singleperson in MIKE ISAACS/PIONEERPRESSPHOTOS basement tobetterprotect he lived. their homeimmediately Jewish friends,theSpitz upbringing andsafekeep- write abookabouther heroes. honor thenewly named caust Museumceremony to parents, attendedtheHob- Gruber, thesonof ers who wassavedbytheGrub- 70 yearslater,LuisSpitz, family hadfood.Morethan place, andsawtoitthatthe the Spitzfamily'shiding erected abarrierinthe ment ofthebuildingwhere hiding placeinthebase- and comewithhimtoa sons -thattheymustleave family -parentsandtwo Hungary convincedhis museum, LajosGruberof ing. "Weroamedfreely." Beatrice whowentonto Lajos and Mariaarethe Gruber In 1944,accordingtothe as aboy,andLuis eventually of theRighteous Ratowitz standbyaplaquehonoringCzeslawZalek. Robert andLauraEnglander,fromleft,JulieMiriam mony tohonorMieczyslawCiolko,Monica'sgrandfather. Monica Snyderanddaughter,Abigail,attendedthecere- five, applied tohaveZalek um said. ned herrescuer, themuse- sheltered until1944. a friend,wheretheywere moved themtothehomeof for severalweeks.Hethen land andstayedwithZalek the ghettoinLomza,Po- during theliquidationof ing tothemuseum. and SabinaLasko,accord- mother anddaughterLea law Zaleksavedthelivesof ever happenagain." and thatitshouldnever, ple knowwhathappened, effort tolettheyoungpeo- ciate thatyoumakethe than anythingelse,Iappre- Luis Gruber,"butmore ents beingrecognized,"said museum hereandmypar- to thewall,theysaid. first fromHungaryadded After thewar,Leamar- Polish shopownerCzes- "I reallyappreciatethe Ernie Ratowitz, arela- They fledtohishome vors," shesaid. Those whodid,shesaid, Jews duringtheHolocaust. few tooktherisktohelp has repeatedlysaidthattoo President FritzieFritzshall said. there survived,"Ratowitz him becauseveryfewJews would notexistwithout said. and neverforgotthem,he the storiesfromhisfather the Righteous.Heheard added totheFountainof Twitter @SI(Review_Mike misaacs®pioneerlocal.com them asdoallofthesurvi- them, Itruly,trulyhonor was runningawayfrom time, wheneveryoneelse right duringthatparticular what theythoughtwas people thatstoodupfor thaed. need toberecognizedand Holocaust Museum "A branchofourfamily "To metoday,meeting NEWS Park districtnames newfinance director Longtime village employee says new role 'aligns both his interests'

BY LEE V. GAINES Pioneer Press

The longtime finance di- rector of Nues has taken a job managing the viUag park district's finances - an opportunity he says aligns both his interest in sports and local government Scot Neukirch resigned from his role with the village in early August. and he has since taken over the position of finance director for the Niles Park District Former SCOT NEUKIPCH PHOTO finance director fbr the dis-Scot Neukirch recently started as finance director of the trict. Tom Elenz, will take NUes Park District. over as executive director in early September followingally in his new role and will was sitting next to me," said the retirement of Joe Lo- also be granted the use of a Vmnezeano, who has worked Verde, who also serves as a park district-owned vehicle for Niles since 2000. "It was village trustee. Neukirch did not retireimportant to me that some- Neukirch, a Niles native,from his position at theone with his knowledge and spent more than a quarter ofvillage, and his retirementexpertise be my right-hand a century managing finances benefits are provided man." in the municipal sector. M- through the same pension Vinezeano said the village ter graduating from Rock-fund the park district uses - isfinding a replacement ft)rd College in 1990, Neu-the Illinois Municipal Re-Interim financedirector kirch landed job with thetirement Fund, VinezeanoHarry Sakai will lead the village as a water billing said. department in the mean- clerk, working his way up to In his personal life, Neu- time. assistantfinancedirectorkirch said he enjoys sports At the park district, Neu- over the course of 13 years.and outdoor recreation, kirch will manage a budget He left briefly to take awhich is a bigreason why hethat's a fraction ofthe size of position as finance directorleft his post with the village what he handled at the for Morton Grove and thenfor ajob at the park district village. He said the overall At NorthShore Orthopaedic Institute, we know you've never returned to Niles where he "It was an opportunity forbudget for Niles totals $100 taken life sitting down. So we're advancing hip and knee served as finance directorme to stay in Niles and notmillion while the park dis- replacement to help you conquer the wall again. From for the past decade. have to upset any other trict's budget comes in about innovative approaches to arthritis treatment to computer- His vast experience in theaspect of my life you often $15 million. and robot-assisted technology to customizing your knee field made him a good fit for have to when you change Neukirch said that he's the role at the park district.jobs' he said. excited, however, about the surgery. From precisely tailoring your pain management

Elenz said. Neukirch, who now re-- chance to work on several to getting you moving the first day for quicker recovery. At "I was looking for some- sides in Arlington Heights, big projects, including the NorthShore, we're helping you keep pace with what's next. body I wasn't going to have said the new job was anoth- construction of a new $11 to teach how to do deadlines er chance to get a behind-million athletic facility and regarding budgets and ordi-the-scenes look at how gov- the $1.5 million renovation nances," he said. "He knows ernment operatesinhis of the Tam O'Shanter Golf (855) 929-0100 how to do all that" hometown. Course +NorthShore Neukirch earned Vinezeano said Neukirch The park district job University IiealthSystem northshore.org/ortho $142,000 from the villagewas a valuable asset to the likely will be the laststopin last year, said Niles Village village, making it a challenge his career, he said. Orthopaedk institute Manager Steve Vmezeano. to replace him. Elenz said Neukirch will "When I came in as vil-Lee V Gaines is a freelancer take home $125,000 annu- lage manager, I made sure he repo rterforPioneer Press. 6 NEWS Library's $5.2M renovation almost complete BY NATALIE HAYES naturally brightblonde hah rooms and enjoy new areas Pioneer Press The sign-up goal wasto read and relax outside, met and Bochenski sportedlibrary officials have said. Visitors at the Lincoln- a wild new hairdo. The names of people wood Public Library have The modernization proj-who donated money to the dealt with a noisy summer ect started last spring withlibrary over the years have as construction crews con- the first phase wrapping upbeen preserved on a wall of tinue to work on a months- during late July. Walls were more than 500 bricks, long renovation to add a painted, duct and steelwork which will not survive the cafe and other amenities were installed, and gas pip- modernization project, ac- meant to revive interest in ing for a fireplace was laid. cording to Keegan, who the facility. A coffee counter and newsaid the names would be Piercing the usual peace drinking fountains were transferred onto a new glass of quiet study areas and the also installed. wall in the same location. computer room, construc- When thefullproject "We are going to try and tion work began in April on wraps up later this year, thetake down the tile bricks the$5.2millionproject library will unveil a long list without breaking them, and with a timeline to finish all of new amenities, includingwe will make them available renovations by the end of a new energy-efficient heat- for owners to pick up if they the year, according toli- ing and air-conditioninglike' she said in an email. brary spokeswoman Deb system, more public space,"We can't guarantee that Keegan. and new collaborative study your brick tile will be un- "We have thefirst of and meeting spaces. broken, but we are going to three phases almost com- The first phase wrapped do our best" plete, and it is open to the up Aug. 8 with the opening As for the costs of the public," Keegan said in an of a remodeled lobby,a project, about 60 percent is email. "The construction coffeehouse-style cafe, a re-being funded by the library, manager is targeting the finished men's restroom with financing covering the complete project to be done and a new youth area.remaining 40 percent, ac- end of the year." During that week the li- cording to Bochenski. Staff While some parts of the brary also debuted a "Hothas said it does not plan to building were closed during Picks" collection, a selec-levy any special taxes to theinitialconstruction LINCOLNWOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY tion of new materials re- fund the renovation. phase, the library remainedA rendering of a redesigned interior room of the Lincoinwood Public Library. The library served for Lincolnwood "At the conclusion of this open all summer as workwants to finish a $5.2 million renovation by the end of the year. residents only. process, we will have a continued.Patrons, who The next part of thelibrary that can satisfy the were bothered by the noise,brary was outdated, library The board responded bylibrary's strategic plan. project encompasses thegrowing demand for access have been invited to pick up officials learned from a pub- approving an initiative they Library director Su Bo-roof replacement, installa-to resources, educational a pair of free earplugs. lic opinion survey and anamed "Visit a Comfortable chenski even tried to moti-tion ofa new window in the programs, improved tech- Library board membersseries of in-person inter-Space," a building plan tovate people to use the li-lobby area, new plumbingnology infrastructure, and a have been planning theviews and focus groups. provide residents with abrary by coloring her hair aand refinished walls. space for everyone in our modernization project At the same time, staff"modem, comfortable andbright shade ofblue follow- By next year,librarycommunity to gather and since 2012, when they eval- andboardmembersinviting library" that offers ing the end of a summerguests will notice a mod-learn," according to a web uated how many people inbrought up concerns aboutvisitors open and privatecontest last year. "Punk the ernized interior with newpage on the library's web- the community use the li-the mechanical, electrical,spaces for "reading, study-Director" challenged morefurniture, LED lighting and site meant to update pa- brary and found less than30 plumbing and other struc- ing, working, playing, talk-than 500 new patrons tofaster internet speeds, ac- trons on the progress. percent of Lincoinwoodtural parts of the facility,ing, and engaging with onesign up for library cards incording to library staff Pa- residents had a library card. including a leaky roof and another collaboratively,' ac- exchange forapromisetrons will also be able toNatalie Hayes is a freelance People thought theli- outdated technology. cording to wording in the from Bochenski to color herreserve individualstudyreporterfor Pioneer Press.

Lincoinwood to host annual Sept.11ceremonyremembering victims BY NATALIE HAYES City in mind every year onLincoln Ave., located be- The ceremony now haswill lead a display of theand members of the police Pioneer Press the9/11anniversary bytween village hall and thebecome atraditionat-American flag.Lincoln-and fire departments led hosting a public ceremonypolice andfiredepart- tended each year by numer-wood School District 74 guests through a moment of The arrival of September to honor the victims andments, according to villageous residents who join Lin-students also are scheduledsilence and a bell-ringing this year brings a reminder first responders who died officials. colnwood Mayor Jerryto read poems to mark theceremony in honor of the that 15 years have passedas a result of the terrorist The event is open to the Turry;Police Chief Bob anniversary. victims of 9/11. since the 9/11 terrorist at- attacks. public. Village officials onlyLaMantia and Fire Chief The memorial will pro- This year's memorial will tacks claimed the lives of Keeping in line with aopened it to the public inMike Hansen, as well asceed as scheduled, rain orfollow the same itinerary as nearly 3,000 people. tradition that startedin 2011 after the police and fire village trustees and staffshine. Last year, wetpast years, village officials Although Lincolnwood2002, the village will startdepartments held a private from various village depart-weather pushed the cere-said. is hundreds of miles awaythe 9/11 ceremony at 8:30memorial every year since ments. mony indoors to the Lin- from Manhattan, the com- a.m. Sept. 12 outside at the2002, according to infor- An honor guard fromcoinwood CommunityNatalie Hayes is a freelance munity keeps New Yorkpromenade area, 6900 N.marion from Lincolnwood. American Legion Post 1226Center, where Mayor Turryreporterfor Pioneer Press. NEWS Craft brewery Une Annee planningmove toNiles 4t'ár BY LEE V. GAINES September 16 and 17 Pioneer Press Enjoy evening concerts on both days, and bring your gnitar for free afternoon technique workshops with world-class The first craft brewery in Nues is expected to open recording artists, teachers, and performers: Don Ross, later this fall. Marcos Rios, Tom Clippert, Larry Pilono, and Faraz Chaudry. Chicago brewery Une Annee - a three-year-old venture known for its Bel- - gian- and French-style October6-16 brews - is moving to a : w- A senate unites against the nation's leader. 2,500 square-foot space in- : side a shopping mall at 9082 . Name calling and suspicion, patriotism and West Golf Road, according dishonor, dishonesty and mobs incited to : to the brewery's founder, violenceall done in the name of righteous Jerry Nelson. The new site will house the breweries -.- government. Sound familiar? No it's not the operations and a tasting UNE ANNEE , T nightly news, it is Shakespeare's famous play- room for patrons who wantBeer bottles from brewery Une Annee are displayed. Julius Caesarabout the political intrigue of to try the beer onsite. i, - ! i T' ancient Rome. See this version performed At a Villa Board meet-Annee came to the villagedon't necessarily need to be -f ¡ng in late August, officialswith a concept to open ahighly visible to be suc- T- )' ' with modem references. _ii:__ pulled a proposed new classnew brewery in town. So, cessfulsince many avid j- of liquor license off thewe began to work with Uneconsumers will visit desti- agenda to tweak the Ian-Annee on finding an appro-nation breweries no matter guage of the new classifica- priate location while, at thewhere they're located. Friday, October 28 tion. Village Manager Steve same time, the liquor com- "We have a good amount ;TA Vinezeano said the itemmissioner began to formal-ofpeople that buy our beers 'L).1 1-:#" Jump and jive with select members of the Oakton Jazz was rescinded so staff could ize their work on creating aon a consistent basis," Nel- Band. Under the direction of Robert Evans, the Jazz reach out to representatives license type." son said. 'As our popularity LO U N G E Combo also features impressive improvisation skifis. from the craft brewery in- A reworked version ofgrows, we'd like to have a dustry to solicit their feed-the craft brewery ordinance place for them to come back. is expected to appear on thepurchase the beers directly Nelson said he also re-Village Board agenda nextfrom us and see what we're quested that staff pull the month, officials said. doing. I think it will be fun." item and rework the ordi- Nelson said he decided Klicker anticipates the November 10-20 nance. late last year that he neededbrewery will have a positive Dear Diary: Veronica Sawyer just wants life Vinezeano, who said heto find a new space for hiseffect on surrounding busi- to be beautiñtl-but at what cost This high personally enjoys visitingbrewery which is currentlynesses and village coffers in breweries in the region, said located in the area of Grandthe form of increased sale , +' school musical is based on the campy 1988 he noticed some inconsis- and Ashland avenues intax revenue. calt classic stathng Winona Ryder and tencies with wording. Chicago, to accommodate a "My wife and I, what we Christian Slater. It immerses the audience Language was includedtasting room. do is when we travel we / in the proposed rule about Nelson, who lives in Chi- look forthese kinds of in the traumaofthe high school social scene. glass bottles, but the ordi- cago near the border ofplaces," Vmezeano said, re- nance made no mention ofNiles, said the village wasferring to craft breweries. cans. the first place he looked at He said he's excited to "I just think (the ordi- after struling to find anhave a novel business in nance) wasn't as fine-tuned appropriate location withintown where both residents as it should have been in Chicago limits. and those from out of town ' - . terms of making sure it was He said he also exploredcan try something new and November20 an ordinance built on reali- options in Evanston, Mor-unique. . Return to the golden age ofHollywood glamor tyÇ' Vinezeano said. ton Grove, Skokie and Lin- "Who knows if it will with classic songs performed by master vocalist : : Ross Klicker, economiccolnwood but nothingspread. I think it's a healthy -... ; T Eileen Berman and her accompanist Jane Kenas development coordinatorserved his needs as well asopportunity for us to diver- . : . : for Niles, said the villagethe Golf Road space in sify our retail sales tax base. Heller. Enjoythis afternoon ofsongwitha began contemplating a craftNues. We certainly don't have : _- buffet-style brunch. brewery ordinance even be- Nelson, a Chicago nativethese kinds of places' he fore Une Annee expressed who began home brewingsaid. "And if they write this P(r; interest in Niles. beer while serving in theordinance correctly, maybe "It is no secret that thisMarines in 1995, said he's more (breweries) will come I clic, ()akt segment of the industry is not concerned that the new to Niles." ::II::a1ctorì performances. growing extremely fast," helocation isn't in a high foot (C'iìiìuniCtiHccc For d www.o edii wrote in an email. "As wetraffic area. Lee V Gaines is a freelancer i(I o lit (1t ld.. I)c liue began our exploration, Une He said craft breweries reporter for Pioneer Press. ji Thursday, September 8, 2016 Chicago Tribune Publication 8 finding ofguilt. 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Soonthevillageof ficials weredeployedtothe armed law-enforcementof- utes, hundredsofheavily down." possibly that morning about 8 a policeradio tered withafew ful Day weekend. copter flyover andarifle 18-mile procession, aheli- arranments included an ing andhisnickname"G.I. 30-year departmentveteran honor Gliniewicz-the and officersflewinfrom All thatpeace- Summer waswinding On LaborDay,thousands Longtime FoxLakepo- Within amatterofmm- "Send everybodyyou normalcy year can. o'clock Labor shat- Officer GUniewicz is after cop'ssuicide,falloutisn't glued toitfortherestof hood, wasathomethat Lake residentsincechild- light vigilswereheld. town inhishonor.Candle- posted signsthroughout around their volley. Peopletiedribbons gang membertodiscuss youth policingprogramhe yet tocome. imaginable tomostlocal in thattherewasacopkiller recalled. "Theparanoiaset more intenseitgot,"she day asthenewsunfolded. on thetelevisionandstayed family heardsirens,flipped morning whensheandher not guilty. awaits trialand has pleaded plorers fundscheme. She ed inherhusband'sEx- ities allegingsheparticipat- with afelony,author- body, wouldbecharged grieved overherhusband's the widowwhopublicly dropped. though thecasewas for sexualharassment, subordinate wholatersued with apolicedepartment and hadsexualrelations turned updrunkinpublic released indicatedhehad and courtrecordsthatwere administrator. Personnel putting ahitonthevillage quired aboutmeetingwitha his phoneshowedhein- text laterrecoveredfrom had runintownforyears.A stolen fromtheExplorers thousands ofdollarshehad it totrycoverupthe homicide. Theysaidhedid scene tomakeitappeara life, Gliniewicz tookhisown ities wouldannouncethat residents thatday-were "As thedaywenton, Stephanie Altman,aFox And MelodieGliniewicz, Within months,author- carefully stagingthe bombshells -un- Gliniewicz." everybody knew Fox Lake.And pened inlittleold this hadeverhap- ters. ...Nothinglike and thehelicop- the newsreports was hypedupby on theloose,andit Yet thebiggest trees and his Explorers,wouldbe- niewicz's ed, officialsconfirmed. payouts arebeingnegotiat- has settledwithoneofthe have suedthevillage,which black andoneHispanic- the investigation-two police intheearlydaysof said theywereharassedby state law.Threemenwho might promptachangein her husband'spension die Gliniewicz'srequestfor gvam wasdisbanded.Melo- there. TheExplorerspro- police officer,Lt.CharlesJosephGliniewicz,Sept. pects wanted¡nconnectionwiththekillingof and RollinsRoadin Law enforcementpatroltheswampyareanearroute has said the taskforcein Marchbut stepped downas theheadof ing thesuicideconclusion, briefings priortoannounc- tion andgaveseveralmedia public faceoftheinvestiga- was justtheopposite?' cide looklikeasuicide.This who triedtomakeahomi- usually youhavesomeone the stagingofacrimescene, Crime TaskForce."With er oftheLakeCountyMajor investigation ascommand- George Filenko,wholedthe kind typeofcase'said crime-scene staging. come atextbookexampleof set upfakecrimescenesfor out inthesameareahehad rensic plaintiffs for$65,000.Other "This wasaone-of-a- And intherealmoffo- The falloutdidn'tend Filenko, whowasthe investigators, suicide, the movehad Fox carried Lake duringamanhuntfor Gli- STACEY WESCOTr/CHICAGOTRIBUNE been givinghertherun- the midstofacomprehen- trator AnneMartinwasin Fox LakeVillageAdminis- Lake Park. lice chiefinnearbyRound Lake case.Heremainspo- nothing todowiththeFox than suspicious assheand death lefthermore stunned Marrin said consider thesuicidetheory, to publiclyacknowledgeor roles whoseemedhesitant not whatitappearedtobe. to thepossibiitythatallwas have cluedtheminearlier information thatmight this withinvestigators- did notimmediatelyshare learned oftheshooting,she edged thatwhenshe red flags?' that woundupbeingbir They werealllittleredflags stop askingmequestions.' worry aboutthat,'or'Oh, said. "Hewouldsay,'Don't weren't answered,"Martin day. paperwork by2p.m.that him shewantedtoseethe around, shesaid.Shetold of itsequipment.Hehad program andaninventory records fortheExplorers niewicz topresentfinancial nances. ShehadaskedGli- sive The dayGliniewiczdied, Yet Marrinacknowl- "If Ihadquestions,they Like othersinleadership audit ofvillage Fox Gliniewicz's 1, 2015. Lake 3 sus- 59 fi- weeks wouldgobybefore was thebadguyfortwo media blewupwithvery ening phonecalls.Social Marrin said."Ihadthreat- spouse. dinated theemergencyre- other villageofficialscoor- bers wereaskedtosubmit his weapon,whichwaslat- police Explorerstohandle was 52,oftenallowedhis learned Gliniewicz,who pepper spray,Filenkosaid. files fromhisfirearmand covered multipleDNApro- dispatcher, investigatorsre- communication withthe scene andGliniewicz's low everylead,Filenkosaid. investigators neededtofol- cop killinghadoccurred,so indications earlyonthata over speed. saying hestressedaccuracy vestigation washandled, defended thewayin- with theTribune,Filenko tensive criminalacts." homicide tocoverhis"ex- designed to a "carefullystagedsuicide" nounced Gliniewiczdiedin elapsed beforeFilenkoan- gun. Morethantwomonths he wasshotwithhisown authorities acknowledged culating evenathisfuneral, committed suicidewerecir- speculation thatGliniewicz months." negative thingsaboutme.I with thetaskforce nothing would thinkafter 11years God," Filenko said."You cials cametogether...ohmy ballistics testingandfinan- phone records,advanced investigation, onceallofthe thousands oftextmessages. er histracksbydeleting had seeminglytriedtocoy- nel fileandthefactthathe black marksinhisperson- own financialsituation,the program fund,Gliniewicz's more abouttheExplorers clearer asofficialslearned DNA swabs. erverifiedbecause allmcm- Though rumorsand "It washighlycharged' The picturebecame Law Besides thestagingof There werenumerous In "Several weeksintothe a recent interview enforcement look like a dom indanger?' put people'slivesandfree- was justunbelievable.He what reallyhappenedandit man....Then, wefindout were sayinghewasagood sorry aboutthefamily.They chez said."Wewerereally was verydeceitful'San- officer killedhimself, niewicz's funeralcortege. turned outtowatchGli- Lake, wasamongthosewho dent ofneighboringRound taste. took hisownlifeleftabitter ly, thedeterminationthathe icz andprayedforhisfami- or whogrievedforGliniew- closer totheactionthatday, was assassinated." when PresidentKennedy where youwere when youneverforget mark momentsinyourlife, was oneofthosebench- would surpriseme.That without electricityonNip- less atthetime.Hewould provided theiralibi. breakfast thatmorning,not he andtwofriendshad from alocaleatery,where police officerhadareceipt been chargedwithkillinga that morning. niewicz saidhewaschasing original "suspects" eyed asoneofthethree in thecase.Hehadbeen Vargas, hadapersonalstake come out. sure thewholestoryhas to believe,andstillaren't they stilldon'tknowwhat officer. Someresidentssaid put upinhonorofthe play theribbonsandlights trees inFoxLakestilldis- Twitter @-tonybriscoe [email protected] killing acop." we're being(accusedof) said. "Nextthingyouknow, like anyAmerican,"Vargas stations. under bridgesorattrain persink Boulevardorsleep squat inaramshacklehouse Even ayearlater,some When helearnedthe Carlos Sanchez,aresi- For manywhowere "We wentforbreakfast Vargas saidhewashome- And Vargasmighthave Others, suchasManuel over ... Gli- like "it 4 II A Chicago Tribune Publication Thursday, September 8, 2016 it have horrifying a freelance it's is "Could IN DEFENSE OF ANIMALS pet thinks unless it was an accident, and that's one of the things we have to figure out - whether the animal was accidentally burned;' Keat- ing said. gotten up on a stove? That's one of the millions of ques- tions we have." reporterfor Pioneer Press. Brian Cox reward has been offered for information leading reward has been offered Keating said there are "Everyone here who has a A $2,500 involved in the burning of to charges against anyone in an alley in July. Sprouts, a kitten found us is justice for animais," Dawes said. 'We're con- stonily trying to highlight that animals should be re- spected and that when they're abused, there should be sitting punishments in place to prevent the same thing happening to other mimais?' many questions remaining. "I keep thinkingwe're in a "I keep thinkingwe're "I can't believe anybody Dawes said that In De- "One of the big things for kitten. said Third World country" Panici, who lives in Monee and works with an organiza- tion that traps and neuters feral cats. to go like them arrested and in jail?' States this year asking for information leading to arrest in animal cruelty cases. The animal rights and rescue protecting the rights, wel- they are campaigning for they are campaigning the 3-month-old justice for like would do something would that,' she added. "I is not before a judge. This them tight Fine them or put fense of Animals has put out eight rewards in the United organization's website says it was founded in 1983 and that it is "an international organization dedicated to fare and habitats of animals?' I ILL\OIS UNVERSL[Y'S "I have detectives work- "I have detectives He said the case can be He said the case can "We have detectives Sprout's story caught the stiapped to his body. stiapped to Forest ingonitaswespeak," Chief Park Deputy Police some- Mike Keating said. "If cat on body deliberately set a It's fire, that's animal torture. pretty a class 3 felony. It's a serious charge:' it has frustrating because been difficult determining set on whether Sprouts was or in a fire in Forest Park neighboring community. working on that, trying to contact the person who originally turned the cat in to get to the bottom of the story," Keating said. "It's like any legwork We want to be able to verify. If it's not our it over to the proper juris- diction." attention of Gail Panici and other animal lovers around the Chicago area, who said jurisdiction, we have to turn Subscriptions and Senior/Student Tickets: 773-442-4978 j offering a "Rewards do often result Anyone with information Forest Park police are Authorities said they be- organization is organization for informa- $2,500 reward to charges in the tion leading crime. in tips and spur authorities to action and draw attention animal to egregious cases of cruelty where everything else has been tried' Dawes said. of can contact In Defense at Animals anonymously Levin- 415-448-0048, Lisa or For- son at 215-620-2130 est Park police at 708-615- 6299. investigating the case and said that Sprouts was found July13. 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I Hundredsmournmurdered Oak Parkteen OPRF student had been with friends in Austin area 'o BYSTEvESCHERING Pioneer Press On a day when Elijah Sims should have been cel- ebrating his 17th birthday, his family and friends were instead attending a vigil Aug. 31 for the late Oak Park teen. Just two days earlier, Sims and a 15-year-old boy were shot in the 5500 block of West Quincy Street in Chicago's Austin neighbor- hood. Sims was shot in the head. The 15-year-old was shot in the back. Both boys were taken to Stroger Hospital, where the younger boy'scondition was stabilized, but Sims died overnight. The vigil drew a crowd of hundreds to Scoville Park in downtown Oak Park. Sims' mother, Sharita Gal- loway, was grateful for the turnout. "It's nice to feel support," Galloway said. "Oak Park, thank you so much. I want JEFF KRAGE/PIONEER PRESS PHOTOS to thank everyone for com-Top: Members of the community hold up candles and cellphones during a vigil at Scoville Park on Aug. 31 in honor of Elijah Sims, whowas shot and killed ing out." in Chicago earlier in the week. Bottom left: Students mourn the loss of Oak Park and River Forest High School student Elijah Sims at ScovillePark. Bot- Sims, who was enteringtom right: Sharita Galloway, Sims' mother, holds a candle during theAug. 31 vigilat Scoville Park in honor of her son. his senior year at Oak Park and River Forest Highyoung man from our com- School, grew up in Austin munity. I saw myself in and was visiting friends the Elijah. I thank [Galloway] night he was shot. for allowing me to meet a Galloway, and manyspecial young man. Know- speakers in attendance, ing him was our gain." urged the shooter or shoot- Several OPRF classmates ers to come forward, andand friends, including asked anybody with in-Charles Donaldson, spoke formation to speak up. at the vigil, with many "Please stop the shoot-reminiscing about Sims' ing," Galloway said. "You're smile and hisability to killing innocent people. Hemake others laugh. was my baby boy. I felt my "The only thing I could baby's last heartbeat." think about was the last Organizing the vigil wastime that we spoke, and he OPRF teacher Anthonytold me to be safe and 'You Clark, who founded thetoo' flew out of my mouth Suburban Unity Alliancetoo fast," Donaldson said. earlier this year to raise "Yesterday, I feel like I lost a awareness of racism and brother because we all lost a discrimination in Chicago'sbrother. When I had bad Sims' family asked thewere released into the sky. suburbs. days, I went to class that wegroup to sing "Happy Birth- Funeral services for Sims "We're here to celebratehad together looking upday" to Elijah during the were scheduled for Sept. 7. a young man's life on hisknowing you can't be sadevent, and the vigil con- birthday," Clark said. "This around him because he'llcluded with one last birth- [email protected] tragedy tookaspecial make you laugh too quick?' day request as balloons Fwitter @steveschering 13 e Publication Thursday, September 8,2016 : i authorities ; ! said he was Three occupants of the SUV Three occupants of All four individuals have filed All four individuals The then-20-year-old driver of "tryingto get in position to stop the "tryingto get siren until shortly before the crash siren until Vallejo occurred, to the tran- vehicle," according script car were and the driver ofa second which in- injured in the crash, the red driver of the SUV violated at Cum- light on eastbound Devon 79 and 90 mph. the city, their own lawsuits against suit claims Vallejo distracted the SUV's driver when he activated his lights and siren in an attempt to stop the vehicle. the SUV pleaded guilty to ara- Twitter @JenThbune vestigators said occuned when the vestigators said occuned between berland while traveling Vallejo. Each blaming the crash on vated reckless driving earlier this year and was sentenced to 30 months probation, said. jjohnson®pioneerlocal.com Vallejo it," "It was too short," Vallejo re- "It was too short," Vallejo He testified to telling dispatch "Why?" an attorney represent- "Why?" an According to the testimony, "At the time, you denied that it "1 never denied When asked why he did not a pursuit" asked. ing the city lasted a few sponded. "PIt only answered. that a red SUV was traveling at high speeds and inquiring if there were other police officers in the area. turn on his emergency lights and blocks, maybe 15 seconds or so." blocks, maybe 15 seconds Depart- after reviewing the Police pur- ment's policy on high-speed re- suits and other information agreed lated to the case, Vallejo in a that he had been involved he began pursuit He testified that he clocked followingthe SUV once in the 1300 its speed at 85 mph where he block of IIiins Road, was conducting radar. was a pursuit, correct?" the city's attorney asked. arbitrator He . Cohen, who is not named as a Cohen, who is named The city ofPark Ridge contest- "The city is vigorously Included in the court filing is a Pr Pubc script out of context." script out of litigation, said he has party to the legal filing not seen the Teamsters on it. and could not comment complaint as the defendant in the set aside an ingthe union's effort to award by a neutral upon by (who) was jointly agreed Smith, an (both) parties," said Bob the city of attorney representing employ- Park Ridge in the Vallejo suit ment case and the Teamsters' to vacate the arbitration decision. to vacate the arbitration "We look forward to the court's ruling." transcript of testimony Vallejo gave during a formal interrogation in July 2015. According to the transcript Vallejo denied telling two supervisors that he was not chasing a vehicle before the crash at Devon and Cumberland av- enues, but he also testified that at the time he was following the red Chevy SUV, he "didn't think it was of articles D2rtr t se; Cc,tr; ana ,' ' the "1973 -'y.' '- .'- ')L to KaniinSki also said Vallejo, who KaniinSki also said Vallejo, Team- In the latest court flhing The union cites Cohen's refr- The union also alleges that the his ruling, Cohen found that the his ruling, al- against Vallejo claims made dismissal. lowed for his department was employed by the part in an for nine years, had taken and vio- "unauthorized pursuit" lated to such pursuits. lated department guidelines re- lated department guidelines that "the stem Local 700 argues contractu- arbitrator exceeded his decision al authority" bybasinghis that were out on laws and policies officers' of the scope of the police labor contract. ence impeachment that were issued against President (Richard) Nixon to draw a comparison to the grievant's actions as alleged by the city" as well as references to charges against former Speaker of the House Dennis Hastest for lying arbitrator "erroneously (read) the Vallejo administrative review tran- to the FBI. ruling against him

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Park Ridge police officer who was Park Ridge police officer arbitrator's Union continues fight to restore police officer's job officer's police to restore fight continues Union fired lastyear is seekingto have an fired lastyear is seekingto thrown out fllin& Team- County Circuit Court ajudge to sters Local 700 is asking Cohen's vacate arbitrator Donald denied June 22 decision, which against Mark Vallejo's grievance and upheld the city of Park Ridge termi- the former police officer's nation. Frank Kaminski in October 2015, accused by the chief of lying to his superiors and during a formal interrogation about a high-speed pursuit of a vehicle that ended with a serious crash on June 3, firing was without cause. The B JENNIFER JOHNSON B JENNIFER Pioneer Press NEWS 2015. the city of Park Ridge, alleging his matter went to arbitration and, in 14 NEWS History reveals Sept. II date filled with tragedy, triumph BY IRV LIAvIrr ordered the Navy to fire on Pioneer Press the subs. The same day, Charles As long asthereareLindbergh, then one of the Americans alive to remem-most popular men in Ameni- Own your Neighborhood ber what happened on Septca, assailed Roosevelt Brit- 11, 2001, it will probably am and the world's Jews for never be just another day.trying to gt the U.S. into And that date has beenWorld War II: "We cannot EL MERCURIO/AP Advertising Package significant - often in darkblame them for looking outThe body of Chilean Presi- and terrifying ways - forfor what they believe to be dent Salvador Allende is centuries. their own interests, but wecarried from the destroyed Front page newspaper ad The deadliest civilian at-also must look out for ours. presidential palace after a tack ofAmericans on Amen- We cannot allow the natural Sept.11, 1973,coup led by cans - until the Oklahomapassions and prejudices ofGen. Augusto Pinochet. Daily/weekly Front Page City bombing of 1995 -other peoples to lead our culminated on Sept 11, 1857. country to destruction," he thrown by the Chilean mil- takeover of digital newspaper Mormons, aided by Native told an America First rally initar) reportedly with help Americans in their employ, Des Moines, Iowa. from the U.S. By the end of murdered at least 120 men, Sept 11 was a big daythe day, Allende was dead, women and children in a symbolically in that war. Inofficially a suicide. California-bound wagon 1943, the Germans occupied Sept. 11 is a red-letter day !MI'IIILE iL train at Mountain Meadows,Rome, and restored Benitoin religion. The World's Par- Utah. The motivation for theMussolini to power. A yearliament of Religions - the "Mountain Meadows Mas- later, American groundflmt time the Earth's faiths nnnui- I1{UilW sacre" remains unclear. forces entered Germany.joined for talks - opened at Several times in recent And a year after that Ameni-the World's Columbian Ex- years, residents of Darm-can troops occupied Naga-position in Chicago on Sept stadt, Germany, have gath- said, Japan. 11,1893. ered on Sept II with Ameni- Sept 11 was also a signifi- That meetingisstill can servicemen based near- cant date during the Ameni-hailed as a major triumph, by to mark both the U.S.can Revolutionary War. Inbut the Colloquy of Worms, deaths of 2001 and German 1777, the Battle of Brandy-which began Sept II, 1557, is deaths of1944. It was on that wine began. Historians say not It was said to be the last night 72 years ago whenmultiple U.S. mistakes led to great attempt by Catholics Royal Air Force bombersthe stinging defeat, but theand Protestantstosettle useda new technique, orderly retreat ofGen. "Mad their more thorny issues, but bombing in a fan shape,Anthony" Wayne protectedwhen the Protestants failed around the mostly woodenammunition the Britishto agree among themselves, center of the city, creating amight otherwise have cap- it collapsed. firestorm that would killtured, keeping the revolu- On a lighter note, Sept 11 about 12,000 people and tion alive. might be viewed differently leave about 66,000 home- Exactly two years later,by Pete Rose than by any less, according to contempo-Polish patriot Casimir Pu-other person. On Sept 11, nary accounts. Germans re-laski died from wounds sus- 1985, he broke 1' Cobb's frmned to the attack as "terror tamed during the Siege ofbase hit record. bombing," a claim that Savannah Lee Meriwether was would be reiterated soon The British attacked Fort crowned Miss America on with the more well-knownHenry in the war's final that date in 1955. That was fire-bombing of Dresden. battle, on Sept II, 1782. the first time the pageant That same night; a furious U.S. forces turned backwas televised. This year's air battle between American the British in the Battle ofpageant also is on Sept li and German forces took Lake Champlain on Sept 11, place over the Ore Moun- 1814. Since it took place just Historical information for tains, on the German borderbefore the armistice that this article was derived from with Czechoslovakia. Moreended the War of 1812, ithistorical websites, including than 50 planes were shot probably prevented a con-History.com,Wikipedia, down. siderable portion of north-pbs.org HistoryNet, Museum Sept 11 was key in everyem New York from windingofthe Air Battle over the Ore year of World War II. In up in Canada. Mountains, the [LS. Army, 1941, after attacks on U.S. The date is very impor- The Pluralism Project (Har- shipping by German U- tant in the history of Chile. yard University). boats, President Franklin D. On Sept II, 1973, Chilean Roosevelt spoke Sept 11 of aPresident Salvador Allende's [email protected] German "act of piracy," thengovernment was over- Twitter @IrvLeavitt NEWS 15 Glencoe's Am Shalom hosts first SNAP Talent Show

By KARIE ANGELL Luc He donnedsunglasses Pioneer Press for his impromptu karaoke interpretation. An estimated 65 people "It(the talent show) attended the first ever Spe- gives our participants a cial Needs Adult Pals, or chance to show their talent SNAP, Talent Show at Am and it gives the community Shalom in Glencoe on Aug. a chance to get to know us' 31. he said. "Thisisan amazing Before the talent show, project, and it fills my heart Simon talked about the with great joy," said Am benefits of SNAP. Shalom Rabbi Steven Stark "This programisthe Lowenstein. "There'sa only free social outlet for quote that says, 'My house adults with disabilities on shall be a house of prayer,' the North Shore," Simon and programs like these said. "We're really open to enable us tofulfillour KARtE ANGELL WC/PtONEER PRESS Edward Simon, Glencoe Youth Services executive director, everyone." mission." Jeremy Bleichman of Evanston performs "Piano Man" starts the evening at theSNAPTalent Show. "Our community really The Wednesday evening cares about all of the peo- showcase featured the tal- fundraiser, with an entrySNAP board president. "Some people have stagemunities, including Glen- pie in it," he said. ents of SNAP participants fee and homemade baked"And this is an opportunityfright, so it's (the talentcoe, Skokie, Park Ridge and For more information who meet on Tuesdays atgoods for sale. An esti-to give back to the commu- show) a good way to dealNorthbrook. about SNAP, see Glencoe Youth Services. mated $250 was raised to nity." with that," said Dan Mehta, Edward Simon, GYSwww.glencoeyouthserv- The Tuesday nightbenefit SNAP program- The show featured poet-SNAP board vice presi-executivedirector,per-ices.org. three-hour events draw ming. ry and singing. Some par- dent. formed "The Fresh Prince about 25 people weekly "The community reallyticipants hesitated to ap- Performers and audi- of Bel-Air" television showKane Angeli Luc is a free- and include dinner. does a lot for us," said Corin pear on stage but did withence members were fromsoundtrack at the urging oflance reporter for Pioneer The talent show was aAtwell of Highland Park, encouragement. several North Shore corn-audience members. Press.

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The Park District in col-expected to continue to erode by LakeBluff's beach received they have come to expect. out its dog beach and reduced laboration with the Army Corps ofan acre each year, according to 1,622out-of-townvisitors and While Chicago has for decades other beaches, park officials said.Engineers implemented a five-Army Corps reports. And in Wau- 22,323 total visitors between this armored its lakefront with artifi-Lake Michigan has risen about 4year sand-monitoring program to kegan, a breakwater offshore unin- May and July, and Salski, the Park cial structures to minimize sandfeet since January 2013, when it hit detect future erosion and maketentionally created sand dunes atDistrict's executive director, said loss, some North Shore towns saya record low. necessary adjustments. the local North Beach Park andthat was the highest attendance in they don't have the same financial Of the five Great Lakes, Lake The ecological portion of the starved the beaches to its south. at least five years. resources. Michigan has the sandiest shores, project helped restore the shore- Through the sand-management He said the district has spent "It may not have hit us now.and therefore draws the most line, bluffs and ravine and includedinitiative,one town's problem$10,000 to $20,000 in sand replen- However, ifwe continue to experi- visitors, experts say. theinstallationof breakwaterscould be another town's solution.ishment in each ofthe last three to ence significant erosion, it will loo Tourists are at times startled to offshore to keep the sand in place,The buildup ofsand inWaukegan'sfive years. Part of those costs is percent impact us," said Ron Sal-discover the dozens of miles ofPark District officials said. Theharbors thatrequires annualoffset by the beach's $10 fee for ski, executive director of the Lakebeaches along the coast Germans Park District was responsible fordredging, for example, could per-nonresidents. Bluff Park District "If we keepSaskia Nembach and Ines Hoff-35 percent of the cost of thosehaps be cleaned, decontaminated Lake Bluff saw itsgreatest spending $20,000 on sand a yeax mann, both 24, said their trip to improvements, or about $2.5 mil-and used for beach nourishment in erosion in recent years in October the impact is on other capitalOhio Street Beach on a recent lion. other areas, Brammeier said. 2014, when a storm caused signifi- projects, which are not being afternoon was spontaneous. "These are very expensive "These are the kinds of con-cant destruction toitsbeach. completed." "The weather's beautiful, and projects' Brammeier said. "Theyversations we're starting to have. Before the Park District could plan The sand loss is mostly a resultour feet are hurting," Nembachcan help an individual place orCommunities looking attheirways to prevent future destruction, of man-made structures that jutsaid. The women's anIdes were individual community but are notproblem and thinking, 'Can mya second storm hit in October2015, into the lake, like breakwaters thatsunk deep into the wann sand, and designed as a system for the entire problem be someone else's solu- Salski said. trap sediment from moving alonga Chicago map was stretched Lake Michigan shoreline." tion? " he said. Erosion hasn't adverselyaf- the coast. The structures have across their laps. "It's beautiful. It's Over the past year and a half The group last met in July.fected Lake Bluff's beach attend- been built over two centuries anda nice place to calm down afterpublic officials have joined to-Members planned to outline spe-ance yet, and the costs associated have been effective at safeguardingwalking so much and after sight-gether to develop a regional plan to cific solutions to long-term ero-with maintaining the beach are certain beaches. However, theyseeing" manage the 32-mile stretch ofsion, but decided they needed tosimply a line item on the annual have also disturbed the natural The Illinois coast is also home to lakefront from Evanston north togather more databefore they couldbudget southward drift of sand - thesome of the highest valued real the Wisconsin state line, home todraft concrete plans, and will "But if we start seeing more geological phenomenon that cre-estate in the Great Lakes region, so more than two dozen beaches. Thereaddress those issues this fall. challenges with erosion and it's ated the Indiana Dunes - and have any loss of coastal land by erosion initiative, called the Illinois North Members also hope that amas-costing us too much and we can't starved other beaches. comes at a high cost Illinois is one Shore Sand Management Strategy, ter plan could protect naturalkeep up, I do anticipate economic A similar pattern of erosion isof the most intensely engineeredformed through the Alliance for areas,likeIllinois Beach State challenges," he said. mirrored on the east side of thecoastlines across the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes and ftindedParlç which are vulnerable. lake, along the coast of some experts say. through a grant from the Illinois "It's a tremendous resource, but Tribune reporter Tony Briscoe con- Michigan towns, where tourists After completing a $14.5 million Department of Natural Resources,if we don't restore the sand flow, trthuted. flock for vacation, experts say. renovation project in 2015, High- aims to use more cost-effectivewe're guing to lose it," he said. 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Also, it's one of the classic filins I'm pretty sure younger people haven't seen and I want to give them the opportuni- ty to see it on a big screen?' announce the upcoming fourth- season films he has already booked (some dates are still open in case ofspecial opportunities) including "The Creature from the Black Lagoon" in October, Bruce Lee's "Enter the Dragon" in No- vember, a Kirk Douglas centenni- al screening in December (most likely "Spartacus"), Hitchcock's "Vertigo" for Valentine's Day and a 50th-anniversary screening of the James Bond film "You Only Live 1\vice" in May. Fickwic KOBAL COLLECTION i opportunity in itself Especially since Hoffman expects the new digital restoration ofthe film to come as close as possible to repli- caring the experience of watching the film when it was originally released. "The Searchers" is widely considered to be director Ford's masterpiece. That's an opinion that's certainly held at the American Film Institute, which ranks it No. i among western and No.12 among Ameri- - . Of course, the opportunity to Eynian. And Hoffman has chosen this film to begin his new policy ofmaking lower-priced 2 p.m. matinees available for his films - screening. see "The Searchers" (which was shot in wide-screen Vista Vision), on a big screen is a remarkable Sean Connery and Lana Wood in "Diamonds are Forever." special program including an introduction to "The Searchers" by John Ford biographer Scott without the extras ofthe evening 7 15 $6 5 S. coming to the to coming in advance; p.m. autographs, p.m. matinee film-only Pickwick Theatre, The Pickwick Theatre 15; 6:30 Hoffman is starting the screen- The evening will also feature a a first-hand witness?" ing at 7p.nt, a half-hour earlier than usual, to allow time for him minutes or so. Wood will also meet with fans and sigo auto- of the Pickwick at 6:30 p.m., while organist Jay Warren performs in the auditorium. Lana Wood as soon-to-be-abducted young Debbie Edwards in "The Searchers' Lana Wood as soon-to-be-abducted young 'The Searchers' screening What: Classic Film Series presents the screening with special guest Lana Wood When: 2 Sept. p.m. Q&A and screening. Sept. Where: Prospect Ave., Park Ridge Tickets: $10; $8 matinee (no Lana Wood appear- ance) Contact: 847-825-5800; www.parkridgeclassicfilm.com some great John Wayne stories. How many people can say that as to interview Wood on stage for 30 graphs (for a $20 fee) in the lobby

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during the filming of "Diamonds are Forever." "She told me she has a relationship with Sean Cormery be able to share will be terrific," said Hoffman, noting that she had 1981 death by drowning. Sister" after Natalie wood's tragic ducer. She also wrote the biogra- phy "Natalie, a Memoir by Her she's busier these days as a pro- recent as this year's sci-fi thriller "Subconscious Reality" - though "The Searchers," wood has kept ances in films and TV series as as a guest, that would really

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film 'Searchers' Lana Wood Lana busy as an actress, with appear- we showing one of the greatest movies of all time, but we have one of the stars as a guest" er." "I thought if we could get her clinch it as an event - and, fortu- nately, she was really excited by the idea. As a result, not only are O'Toole in "Diamonds are Forev- pearance as Bond girl Plenty Foundation because of her ap- actress through the Ian Fleming Hoffman, who had access to the year search for her, only to find she has assimilated the tribal ways ofthe Indians he hates. 'y was a big part ofchoosing 'The the deal for me was knowing Lana Wood is in the film," said her sister Natalie Wood. When young Debbie is kidnapped by Comanches, her uncle Ethan (John Wayne) sets out on a five- wards, a character also played by younger version ofDebbie Ed- Lana Wood, who appears as the he's been able to secure the pres- ence ofone ofthe film's stars - "The Searchers." ing ofJohn Ford's classic western with a 60th-anniversary screen- to open his fourth season Sept. 15 to open his fourth season doesn't need much of an excuse doesn't need much of Pioneer Press Hoffman Series founder Matthew BY BRUCE INGRAM screening classic Theatre will be Theatre will GO NHS Thursday, September 8, 2016 A Chicago Tribune Publication 20 place, thankstoan excep- nings ofthatdynamic in production hasthe begin- Don Stephenson'snew cian -nodifferent,infact warm. 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Cooking should be an adven- Salad For One ture, according to Aurora resident Amanda Fox. "It's all about trying or iWo something new. 2cups bow tie pasta "The worst thing that could 1/4cup chopped red onion happen is that you make some- 1/2 CUPmozzarella pearls thing that doesn't taste too good, 1/2 but you just might come up with CUPcherry tomatoes something that is great." Italian vinaigrette dressing As one might guess, Fox, 31, Cook pasta in boiling salted doesn't follow recipes very often. 1p water until tender. Drain and She prefers to start with a basic refrigerate until well chilled. Cut idea and then see what happens. mozzarella pearls and cherry For example, one ofher go-to tomatoes in half. Place all meals is stir-fly "I start with ingredients in a bowl and toss. either strips ofchicken or steak Pour on your choice of and brown them in olive oil," she 2 prepared dressing, using said. Once the meat is sizzling, enough to moisten the mixture. she adds a variety of vegetables Any dressing can be used but if for some crunch, such as peppers, your salad is going to be served onion or water chestnuts. Once outdoors or taken to a picnic, it is these ingredients start to get better to use dressing with an oil tender, she adds tomatoes and a base rather than a mayonnaise clove or two ofcrushed garlic and base. Add additional vegetables cooks it until everything is or chunks of ham, turkey or JUDY BUCHENOT/THE BEACON-NEWS PHOTOS warmed through. pepperoni as desired. "It doesn't have to be the same For pasta salad, Amanda Fox likes "bow tie pasta because it holds more dressing than smaller noodles?' every time. Use what you have," she said. Vegetables that take longer to cook such as carrots, Amanda's Baked eggs ¡n broccoli or beans might need to Culinary Cue be parboiled before being tossed avocado into the mix with the tomatoes. Tocheck if an avocado is ripe, first "Or ifyou have leftover cooked gently squeeze ¡t. There should be 2ripe avocados vegetables, add those with the a slight amount of softness to the 4eggs avocado. Then, pop off the stem. tomatoes," she said. Seasoning is i tablespoon chopped fresh If the area under the stem is deep up to personal taste. Keep it sim- ch ives pie with salt and pepper or make brown, the avocado is too ripe, If it is green, the avocado is not ripe. pepper to taste it spicy with something like Sri- hot sauce (optional) racha sauce. If it ¡s greenish brown, the avoca- Pasta salad is one of her favor- do is at just the right ripeness. Preheat oven to 425 ite side dishes to take to parties or 1.degrees. Slice avocados in picnics. "I like to use bow tie half and remove pit. Do not peel. pasta because it holds more dress- ifyou add pepperoni, chicken or Scoop out about 2 tablespoons of ing than smaller noodles." Like ham to it." Any meat added to the Eggs baked in avocados is a quick and easy, protein rich breakfast option. flesh to create a deeper hole. her stir-fry, she begins with a few salad should be precooked and Place avocados in a small dish, basic ingredients such as red chopped into bite-sized chunks. Brussels sprouts, cut side down, is enjoying fresh and natural placing them close together so onion, mozzarella pearls and Fox likes to keep her meals on the sheet. Bake them at about foods. One ofher favorite break- they don't tip over. Crack an egg tomatoes and then adds whatever simple, but noted that a lot can be 350 degrees for i5 to 20 minutes fast or brunch dishes is an inter- into each hole. Try to put the yolk she thinks might be fun to try. done with just a few ingredients. until they are brown and crispy. estinguse ofan avocado. After in first and then the white. Gently "It is important to cut whatev- "I like Sriracha sauce;' she said. They are so good - sort ofspicy cutting an avocado in half, she poke the yolk so it blends with the er you use into bite size pieces," "One of my favorites things to and sweet at once?' scoops the hole a little larger and white. she said. Cherry tomatoes and make is roasted Brussels sprouts Fox grew up in Aurora and is a then cracks an egg in it. Place in oven and bake for mozzarella pearls are cut in half with Sriracha sauce and honey. West Aurora High School gradu- The egg and avocado are baked 2n 15 to 20 minutes or until even though they are small. Hav- You just wash the Brussels ate. She also graduated from together until the egg sets. The the egg is set as desired ing the pieces small allows for a sprouts and cut them in half. Columbia College with a degree simple dish is a refreshing way to doneness. The exact time needed better mix of ingredients in every Then mix 3 tablespoons of honey in mass communication. She enjoy eggs. "And it is really a great will depend upon the size of the bite, she said. and abouti teaspoon of Sriracha worked for an area radio station protein meal - a great jump-start egg and the avocado. Remove "The great thing about pasta sauce in a plastic bag. Toss in the and currently is a writer for Di- for the day." She shares her basic from oven and season with salad is that it can be made as a Brussels sprouts and shake it moStrong, a nonprofit foundation recipe for pasta salad and the pepper and chopped chives. For a serving for one or two or however around to coat all the Brussels for auto-immune disease aware- baked eggs in avocado. little extra kick, add a dash of hot many you want;' Fox said. "Pasta sprouts. Then you line a cookie ness based in West Chicago. sauce. salad can become a main dish too sheet with foil and place the The one thing Fox is sure aboutJudyBuchenot is afreelaricer. Living Section 2 Thursday, September 2016 CN tablespoons olive oil, divided tablespoons olive oil, ounces baby spinach black pepper Kosher salt and coarse ounces sliced mushrooms small sweet onion, minced eggs cup milk Dash of hot sauce (optional) muffins whole wheat English made with kale) or Pesto (I used a version butter (I used sharp cheddar Cheese ofyour choice and mozzarella) Cooked sausage patties, pepperoni, ham, bacon or breakfast meat alternative (optional) Wipe out the skillet and add the remaining 2 Wipe out the skillet and add the remaining tablespoons of olive oil and place over i Crack the eggs into a large mixing bowl, add When the eggs are cool, use a 2 1/2- to 3-inch round cookie cutter or a glass of similar size to When ready to eat a sandwich, take one out of the freezer and remove the foil. Wrap in a paper Wrap the cooked spinach in paper towel and squeeze out the excess water. Unwrap and Preheat the oven to 325 degrees. Spray a 9-inch by 13-inch glass baking dish liberally with . and s teaspoon of salt and pepper. Add the milk I I 4 8 9 8 1/2 1/4 6-8 Breakfast Sandwiches Breakfast Get to School on Time School on Get to 2 i j... of non-stick spray and set aside. Heat 2 tablespoons heat. the olive oil in a large skillet over medium-high with salt When it is hot, add the spinach and season the (about al/2 teaspoon) and pepper Toss until spinach is wilted, about 2 minutes before transferring to a colander to drain and cool. medium-high heat. When hot, add the mushrooms and onions. Season with salt (about 1/4 teaspoon) stirring and pepper and allow the mushrooms to cook, Transfer occasionally, untIl well browned and softened. baking the mushrooms to the bottom of the prepared dish. 3 to the pan roughly chop the spinach before adding it with the mushrooms. 4 hot sauce if using and whisk until eggs are thoroughly 5 combined. Pour the egg mixture over the spinach and mushrooms and shake the pan gently to distribute the eggs evenly. Place the pan in the oven and bake for 30 minutes or until just set. Remove the baked eggs from the oven, run a knife around the edges, turn the eggs out onto a work surface and allow to cool. cut 8 rounds from the baked eggs. Split the English muffins, spread each side with some of the pesto or butter. Place a slice of cheese on the top and bottom of each English muffin. Add the meat of your choosing cut egg round. Place the top of each sandwich in place. Wrap eacbsandwich tightly in foil and label if desired. Transfer the assembled sandwiches to a storage bag and freeze for up to 2 months. Alternatively, the sandwich can be unwrapped and placed in a 325 degree oven for 15 minutes. to the bottom of half of each sandwich and top with a towel and microwave for 1 1/2 to 2 minutesuntil hot. in excuse an One you've finished MELISSA EL$MO/PIONEER PRESS meats and cheese when you build your sandwiches to prevent boredom. You can't go wrong with traditional sausage and cheddar, but a burst of spicy pepperoni paired with mozzarella and pesto is one way to avoid a mundane morning. assembling these beauties all you need to do is wrap them in foil and pop them the freezer. On a busy morn- ing any family member can unwrap one, pop it in the microwave and have a filling breakfast intwo minutes. They are so quick to cook no one will have for being late to schooL Baking the eggs in a glass You can even bake thé Pick an assortment of timesaver a mess of morning nibbles. pan yields enough to fill eight sandwiches. I choose to add sauteed spinach and mushrooms to ruy eggs, but the beauty of this dish is how it can be tailored to suit your personal tastes. If your kids don't love mushrooms and onions, just leave them out or replace them with any sauteed veggies of your choosing. eggs on their own, but I'd add a couple extra to the recipe to make up for the lost volume if you choose to leave out the veggies. a Rather than rely on the So keep your pennies in lightning fast showers, lost homework woes, and panic laden searches for mis- placed car keys. Getting to school on time makes it more than a little difficult to fast on the table on a week- day morning. dry cereal doldrums to get why not whip up a batch of freezer-friendly breakfast sandwiches? These easy to assemble sandwiches are both delicious and eco- nomical. sleeves and mix-and-match get a wholesome, hot break- you through busy weeks your pockets, roll up your

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Once you get too many red flags, an alert gets posted to your credit report for poten- tial fraud." day [for a month] until everything got resolved. I'm definitely going to sign up for a credit protection service like LifeLock." Cathy Cunningham is afreelance columnist. [email protected]. loan off- days, the guy [who 11 $100,000, had to call the credit I So what was next? "Once you file all the these errors, the Alabama these errors, is banker replied ifa loan under ac- cers don't look at the companying documenta- has don. The car dealership the fiduciary responsibility to check everything. more times to borrow money or 22 He explained: 'When companies ask to "Over the course of documents to get the bad loans removed, documents to get the and clean up your then you have to go in "Just getting the credit report," Jeffsaid. repair your credit" loans removed doesn't see your credit report, that counts against you ifit's done too many times." 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Date night is very important in staying connected romantically. good time, you won't ever good time, you won't be disappointed. those In relatIonshIps Ifyou want companionship and Happy Labor Day and remember, a Never forget the importance of open, A little kindness goes a long way in a I don't know firsthand what it is like to honest communication. If you married comfortable talking about anything. If you don't, it's OK to tell your spouse that what you are going to say it anyway. marriage. Offering to do the dishes or taking the kids for an afternoon to let your spouse have some alone time are great ways to let your spouse know how much 4. WIdows/wIdowers ones I know, there can be a tremendous guilt factor that comes into play in dating, which is completely unwarranted. It must spouse has passed, but try to think of dating as something that he or she would have wanted you to do, as you would have wanted for him or her had you been the one who died. romantic love again, you deserve it. But when dating, make sure certain things are in place so your dates don't feel uncomfortable. For example, ifyou are still wearing your wedding ring, that might be an issue for your dates. If there are photos ofyour spouse all over your house, it might show your dates that you are not really ready to move on. I'm not sayingyou shouldn't keep your ring, or that you can't keep any photos of your spouse in your home, but just know that if you really want a chance at a healthy romantic relationship, these are sensitive things could make it challenging. labor of love is defined as a task done for pleasure, not reward. I think that phrase is somewhat of an oxymoron, since giving in a relationship is almost always rewarded, not necessarily by the thanks you might get from the other person, but by the satisfaction of giving just because you wanted to. Isn't that a reward? Jackie Pilossoph is afreelanee columnist. your best friend, you should feel you are about to say is uncomfortable, but you appreciate him or her. be a widow, but I can say that from the be extremely difficult to date after a Essentially will Love JACKIE PILOSSOPH be surprised at how will

Labor Day is a day that But there's something else that should In the spirit of Labor Day, which was Network. Just as you would if you were Thice advantage of being single. Not DIvorced people Accepting the past and coming to peace Dating after divorce can be very scary SIngle people who want to meat

working on your love life on your love working you is a labor of love, a job ship, divorced, widowed or married, love (or looking for love) can sometimes feel like ajob. That's not abad thing. Even the happiest of couples will tell you they work at sustaining their strong connection. Monday, here are some tips for working on your love life: someone looking for a job, contact people you think might know single people and ask them to set you up. You might feel like you appear desperate, but I think just the opposite holds true. You many people didn't even realize you were interested. being in a committed relationship has its benefits. They include being able to travel and enjoy the things you might not be able to do if you were married and/or had children. Think of it like this: It's only a matter of time until you meet someone and find yourself in a relationship. This attitude takes all the pressure off and allow you to live for today. with what happened in your marriage isn't easy. I can attest to the fact that it takes a long, longtime, but that doesn't mean life can't be enjoyed while on that therapy helpful. Other avenues for coping with divorce include yoga, meditation and faith. and uncomfortable, and can seem unnatural at first. The key is not to put pressure on yourself to fall in love so fast. Date for fun, for companionship, to meet interesting people, to make new friends and to take your mind off your divorce. If you try not to expect anything beyond friendship and instead focus on having a Celebrate Labor Day by Day Labor Celebrate LOVE ESSENTIALLY LOVE honors contributions made honors contributions by hardworking Ameri- cans. Whether your work do strictly for a paycheck or something in between, to our you are contributing in country's productivity some way. be celebrated each Labor Day the work you put into your love life and relation- ships. Whether you're single, in a relation- journey. 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Not paying attention to dry before you reinstall it. 1021 Walter Ave, Des Plaines Corisme Michael Keith Pippin 08-04-16 $200,000 1670 Mill St, # 304, Des Plaines Raul Rosales & Melissa Mercer Brent Peterson 08-02-16 $225,000 The teeth on an open your dryer vent pipe: Mon- Ignoring the area under Rosales zipper can snag clothes, itor your dryer vent pipe and around the dryer: 1365 Evergreen Ave, Des Plaines Grigore F Cardos Dung Danny Le 08-03-16 $236,500 Dryers pull air from the Gorenchan says. for accumulation of lint. David Bang & Vu imBang Ronald S Peal 08-04-16 $240,000 surrounding area. Keep BG5OVictor Ln, Des Plaines Neglecting to sort: Sort- Buildup will affect airflow 41 i Dover Dr, Des Plaines Mleczyslaw Rokita A Renata Bryan P Vagow 08-04-16 $270,000 ing is as important in and prevent your dryer the floor around a dryer Rokita drying as it is in washing. from operating at maxi- clear and clean, Goren- 955 Woodlawn Ave, Des Plaines Michael Kelly Humberto Ramos 08-01-16 $265.000 Don't dry sweaters or mum efficiency and may chan says. i o o' t A Chicago Tribune Thursday, Sepem ber 8,2016 NHS * - SCOTT OLSON/GE11Y 2008 Installation costs $6 to One manufacturer adds zinc borate to combat fungal decay and termites. Siding comes in 16-foot boards, which means fewer seams and waste than common 12-foot varieties. You can buy finished or ready-to-paint siding, with an extensive selection oftrim possibil- ities. $9 per square foot That's more than vinyl but less than fiber cement The value isn't limited to when you own the home. A 2016 report based on a national survey of real estate pro- fessionals found engi- neered wood had a 78.6 percent payback at home resale, the best of any sid- ing type. Angie's List writer Brent Glasgow contributed. As for siding options, Considered a green Engineered wood con- fixinggolfball damage. foam-backed vinyl offers more protection than standard vinyl, but it isn't enough to eliminate cracks caused by golfballs. While fiber cement features increased durability, you'll find another type of siding on an increasing number of golfcourse clubhouses nationwide: engineered wood. neered wood brings the look ofold-school wood, install and sometimes guaranteed up to 50 years. The composite product is designed to resist damage, moisture-based deteriora- tion and peSts. sists oftreated wood strands and a resin binder. building material, engi- but it's cheaper, easier to - M. Doyk, Hagerstown, Try engineered wood Try engineered i¼1 is vulnerable to damage from golf balls. For homeowners near golf courses, vinyl siding HOME REMEDIES golf balls? Worried about BY ANGIE Hicics Angie's List Dear Angle: We live on a golfcourse, arid golf balls always hit our house. We need to replace the siding, but it doesn't make sense to do it with the same product that'll get dam- aged over and over again. Is there a prcxluct that won't crack or show dam- age when hit by a golf ball? Md. Dear M.: While golf course communities offer great views and home values, houses often lind them- selves in the wayward crosshairs ofhacks and pros alike. 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Data compIled by Record Information ServIces COMMUNITY REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS ESTATE REAL COMMUNITY AD D R ESS Plaines 565 Leahy Cir. Des Des Plaines 537 Radcliffe Ave. Des Plaines 475 Amherst Ave, Ave. Des Plaines 1254 Evergreen 1623 Van Buron Ave, Des Plaines 10003 Linda Ln, Des Plaines 1431 Wedgewood Ave, Des Plaines 2133 Central St, #3, Evanston 9034 Bennett Ave, Evanston 550 Sheridan Rd. 8 2W. Evanston 1210 Chicago Ave, #601, Evanston 1934 Mcdaniel Ave, Evanston 800 Elgin Rd. # 1008, Evanston 2001 Sherman Ave. Evanston 3906 Church St, Evanston 1120 Maple Ave, #540. Evanston 1409 Cram 5510 Lincoln Ave, 8 406, MOrton Grove 5506 Lincoln Ave, #319. Morton Grove 5707 Emerson St, Morton Grove 9500 Normandy Ave. Morton Grove 7855 N CaIdwell Ave. #212, Niles 9118 W Elmwood Dr, 8 1K, Niles 8276 N Ozark Ave, Niles 9758 N Huber Ln, Niles 8024W Lyons St, # A, Nues 9023 W Heathwood Cir, 8 BZ, Nues 8743 W Park Ln, N lles 8233 N Wilmer St, Nues 8019 N Octavia Ave, NOes 8015 N Osceola Ave, Niles 8500 N Osceola Ave, Niles 8052 N Oriole Ave, NOes 2400 Windsor Mall, 8 ZN, Park Ridge 1023 Busse Hwy, 8 lE, Park Ridge 1636 N Greenwood Ave, Park Ridge 1013 Fortuna Ave, Park Ridge 1121 Garden St. Park Ridge 400 S Northwest Hwy. 8 212B, Park Ridge 204 N Greenwood Ave. Park Ridge 1309 Brophy Ave, Park Ridge 1967 W Touhy Ave, Park Ridge 236 E Sibley St, Park Ridge 735 S Crescent Ave, Park Ridge 632 S Hamlin Ave, Park Ridge 529 S Delphia Ave. Park Ridge 725 S Seminary Ave, Park Ridge 839 5 ClIfton Ave, Park Rìdge . i 2 NHS Thursday, September 8, 2016 A Chicago Tribune Publication r Chicago andtheMidwest.Dr.Antonio to theCoffeeTalk,TheHistoryofMex- Mexican railroad: Coffee Talktotrackdownhistoryof 768-5944 E. NWHighway,DesPlaines,free,847- spaces. 11a.m.FrisbieSeniorCenter,52 current homeindoor/outdoorgarden garden systems.Also,explorefutureand hydroponics, aquaponicsandvertical future ofglobalgardenspaces,including presents abriefintroductiontothe Odneal fromAquaponicGardenShop followed bytheir1p.m.program:Shawn the businessmeetingstartsatnoon, This gardenclubmeetsat11a.m.,where Des PlainesGardenClubMeeting: Thursday, Sept8 Please callthevenueinadvance. COMMUNITY CALENDAR Adriana KuriAlamillo, JudithBrotman, not includeboothimages.12:15p.m.All a maximumoffourimages.Pleasedo application feeentitlesartiststosubmit event website.A$30non-refundable and tosubmityourapplication,visitthe media, andmore.Formoreinformation glass, painting,photography,mixed works ofjewelry,ceramics,fiber,metal, annual WínterExpoincludeoriginal ists: Theartsandcraftsofferedatthe Evanston ArtCenterCallforArt- Ave., Evanston,free,847-666-2346 Skokie HealthCenter,1285Hartrey lish andSpanish).5p.m.ErieEvanston/ read foodlabels.Classisbilingual(Eng- ment, stressmanagementtohow different topic;fromweightmanage- plications. Everymonthwewillhavea your diabetesinordertopreventcorn- how toprevent,manageandtakecareof Diabetes monthbymonth: 492-8860 Chicago Ave.,Evanston,$12-$22,847- Gabriel Kahane: donation, 847-391-5399 Pearson St.,DesPlaines,$3suggested p.m. DesPlainesHistoryCenter,781 Road ScholarsSpeakersBureau.1:30 sponsored bytheIllinoisHumanities Delgado presentsthisprogram,whichis ican RailroadBoxcarCommunitiesin the ArtCenterproudly hostsartists: dencies. FromJune2016toMarch 2017, ter's projectspacefor4-weekresi- move intothesecondfloorof cen- dence program,invitingsixartists to launches aninauguralartwork-in-resi- gram: Society ArtworkInResidencePro- St., Evanston,$30,847-475-5300 week, EvanstonArtCenter,1717Central Listings aresubjecttochange. The EvanstonArtCenter 8 p.m.SPACE,1245 The publicisinvited Learn Joseph Cruz,DavidGiordano,Kirsten Writers Theatre,325TudorCourt, ell MuseumoftheAmericanIndian, led tourat2p.m.andapaneldiscussion Welcoming receptionat1p.m.,curator Women OpeningDoorstoChange. latest exhibit,ContemporaryNative Opening DoorstoChange: Contemporary NativeWomen Ballroom DanceClasses: ton, free,847-475-5300. ton ArtCenter,1717CentralSt.,Evans- during theirstay.9a.m.Allweek,Evans- ran addresstheresidencythemeSociety artists chosenbycuratorJessicaCoch- Leenaars andPedroValez.Eachofthe Acoustic instruments arewelcome.7 847-724-2800 Road, Glenview,Callformoredetails, Glenview IceCenter,1851Landwehr parks.org. 9am.Sept.8through10, person, bymail,viaFAXoratglenview- graders onSept.7to11).Spaceislimited times, dependingonage.(First-tothird- taught lessonsandrentalskates.Various gram. Thefeeincludesprofessionally without committingtoalongerpro- opment Hockeylst-3rd: view, free,847-657-1506 Wagner Farm,1510Road,Glen- more information.10a.m.Allweek, Indian corn,gourdsandmore.Callfor the seasonwithpumpkins,cornstalks, ful mumsanddressupyourhousefor Add fallcolortoyouryardwithbeauti- Fall MumSaiesatWagnerFarm: Glencoe, $35-$80,847-242-6000 Sept. 9,3p.m.and7:3010, "Julius Caesar": 475-1030 adults andThbalmembersfree,847- 3001 CentralSt.,Evanston,$3kids,$5 from 3-4:30p.m.1p.m.Allweek,Mitch- Mitchell Museumfortheopeningofits $70-$85, 847-448-8260 Center, 300DodgeAve.,Evanston, non-members. 2:30p.m.LevySenior is $70forLevymembersand$85 Seniors atTheLevyCenter.fee part intheBallroomDanceClassesfor discuss theircraft andplaytheirmusic. month atthelibrary's LowerLevelto meet ontheSecondThursday ofthe Nues SongwrIters: 847-677-5277 4000 W.PrattAve.,Lincolnwood, free, 3:30 p.m.LincolnwoodPublicLibrary, share yourwork,orlookforfeedback. hour. Sitandwritewithyourpeers, Write Right: and registrationisrequired.Registerin ice hockeyisthesportforyourchild Learn HowtoSkateintroDeval- Drop inforaninformalteenwriting Suggested forgrades6-8. 7:30 p.m.Sept.8and Local songwriters Find outif Come take Join the join forimpromptuspeakingprepared All arewelcomeandthisgardenclubis Chicago FlyFishersClubmeetat7p.m. Park RidgeFlyTyingClubMeetings: Thursday. TheWonderGroundisa peated eachweekfromTuesdayto about 15minutes.Activitiesarere- for kids.Adrop-invisitismeanttolast in thisnewspacedesignedespecially ing arrayofscience-orientedcuriosities touch, tinkerandplaywithanintrigu- Wonder GroundOpenLab: ton St.,Niles,free,847-663-1234 p.m. NilesPublicLibrary,6960W.Oak- be giventothehungryincommuni- their imaginativemusic.Ticketsare Grammy awardwinnerOzomatliand presents two-timeGrammyandLatin Ozomatii: 4200 Concert Series: 715-5128 418 TouhyAve.,ParkRidge,free,224- p.m. FirstUnitedMethodistChurch, speeches, jokesandmuchmore.7:30 Bi-Weekly meeting.Allarewelcometo This istheParkRidgeToastmasters Park RidgeToastmastersMeeting: free, 847-692-3597 Center, 100S.WesternAve.,ParkRidge, Ridge ParkDistrict-CentennialActivity Clubs Inc.,CentralRegion.7p.m.Park Inc., DistrictIXandNationalGarden a memberoftheGardenClubsofIL about plantingyourspringbulbsnow. This FallThinksSpringtolearnall Christensen isfeaturedwithhertalk, Meeting: Park RidgeGardenClubSeptember 847-823-3164 100 5.CourtlandAve.,ParkRidge,free, p.m. ParkRidgeCommunityChurch, and materialsprovidedbytheclub.7 nity totiethesamepatternusingtools strator. Themembershaveanopportu- formed byanexperienceddemon- Demonstrations offlytyingareper- Thursdays fromOctoberthroughMay. St., Niles,free,847-663-1234 Nues PublicLibrary,6960W.Oakton STEAM playgroundforkids.4p.m. Ezra-Habonim, the NilesTownship greens. Forfurther information,call ty. Allfoodscan bedroppedoffatWal- Township FoodPantry.Thesefoods to products tofilltheshelvesofthe Niles donations ofcannedgoodsand dry food Food DriveinSkokle: 8978 Place, Rosemont,$20-$40,773-895- 9 p.m.Joe'sLiveRosemont,5441Park available atwww.joesliverosemont.com. Park Place,Rosemont,free,312-610- Rockin intheParkFreeSummer Landscape architectLaura Mike OquendoEvents 7 p.m.BubCity,5441 Requesting Look, green productsandmore.3p.m.Des and birdseed,foodstoragecontainers, are freshproduce,oliveoil,birdhouses Street startingatLeeStreet.Available Friday, openuntil7p.m.onEllinwood Des PlainesFarmers'Marketisevery Des PlainesFarmers'Market: Friday, Sept9 First classfree,224-216-2086 Fitness, 193NorthfieldRoad,Winnetka, before theclass.Sa.m.Allweek,Hit180 free, butpleaseregisterthreehours ton andtoregister.Thefirstclassis www.hit180fit.com formoreinforma- cardio andstrengthfitnessclass.Goto H1T18O: Wilmette, free,847-251-6834 Gillson Park,LakeAve&MichiganAve, levels welcome.5:30p.m.Sept.8and12, balance andcoordination.Allfitness a warm-up,stretching,inclines,steps, trainer teachestheclass,whichincludes in GillsonPark.Acertified,personal most benefitoutofwalkingasexercise Free WalkingClinic: 847-675-4141 3945 W.DempsterSt.,Skokie,free, 4141. Midnight,Allweek,Walgreens, Jewish Congregationofficeat847-675- YMCA forarelaxed eveningarounda your friendsattheNorthSuburban 847-502-0630 2400 ChestnutAve.,Glenview,$10-$15, day andFriday,GlenviewPark Center, physiologist 10a.rn.Monday,Wednes- for endurance,agilityandstability.The toms ofPD.Itincludesboxingtraining scientifically designedtotargetsymp- PWR! isParkinson-specificexercise, Body Training: Parkinson WelinessRecoveryBrain- $20-$40, 847-492-8860 SPACE, 1245ChicagoAve.,Evanston, NRBQ vs.LosStraightJackets: Only, 847-424-7534 $200 pergolfer,$50forHappyHour GolfCourse, 1030CentralSt.,Evanston, gun startat1p.m.Noon,CanalShores and registrationareatnoon,withshot- food, musicandentertainment.Lunch ofcamaraderie, holecontests,great Evanston communitymembersatime parents ofcurrentstudents,alumniand cational Foundation,thiseventoffers Hour Bash: 2016 WildkitGolfOutingandHappy St., DesPlaines,free,847-827-5551 Plaines PublicLibrary,1501Ellinwood Turn toCalendar, NextPage Karaoke BonfireFamilyNight: instructor isDrewSurinskyanexercise A low-impact,high-intensity Hosted bytheETHSEdu- Brain-Body Training! 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Calendar,fromPrevious Page berg along with his co-author Sara Parent and Chiid Tournament Re- The weekly market also features live Bader, as they read from and discuss scheduied:Due to inclement weather, music and kids activities. Help give back cozy bonfire. Come to snack on s'mores, their new anthology "Out of the Wreck this tournament is rescheduled for to the community by bringing canned dance with glow sticks and sing along I Rise: A Literary Companion to Recov- Sept10. Parents and their child, age five goods to the market to donate to the with some karaoke classics. The fun ery" 7p.m. The Book Stall at Chestnut and up, can enjoy a day on the golf New Hope Food Pantry. 7 a.m. Prairie runs until 8 p.m. and the fee for non Court, 811 Elm St, Winnetka, free, 847- course and play together to win prizes. Avenue and Main Street, 15 Prairie Ave., members is $10 per family. 6p.m. North 446-8880 Registration is extended until Sept 7.9 Park Ridge, free, 847-309-2433 Suburban YMCA, 2705 Techny Road, a.m. Glenview Prairie Club, 2800 W. Northbrook, free, 847-272-7250 Lake Ave., Glenview, $65 per twosome, Country Night at Kings Bowi Rose- Saturday, Sept10 847-657-1637 mont:Kings Bowl, an expansive bowl- Movies Theater Museums and Mora ing dining and cocktail venue, hosts Join th. Conversation:Enjoy an GBS Band Rummage Saie:Huge "Country Night" Guests can enjoy free informal monthly conversation about Evanston Farmers Market:7:30 a.m. Oak Avenue and University Place, 1090 multi-family rummage sale benefiting mechanical bull rides, country music, the arts and culture in and around Chi- Glenbrook South High School Band drinks, dancing and bowling. Guests cagniand. Share your interests, experi- University Place, Evanston, free, 847- 448-8045 program. Clothing. housewares, toys, who RSVP are entered to win two tick- ence and knowledge about what's hap- books, collectibles, seasonal decor, ets to Florida Georgia Line at Holly- pening. Vivian Mitchel moderates the sports and exercise equipment Also, car wood Casino Amphitheatre coming up discussion. Center membership is re- Portland Cello Project:8p.m. SPACE, 1245 Chicago Ave., Evanston, $17-$30, wash, bake sale and hot dog sale. 8 a.m. on Sept 17. 8 p.m. MB Financial Park at quired to participate. 1p.m. North Shore Rosemont, 5501 Park Place, Rosemont, 847-492-8860 Glenbrook South High School, 4000 W. Senior Center, 161 Northfield Road, Lake Ave., Glenview, free, 773-251-6129 free, 847-233-0099 Northfield, free, 847-784-6030 Openlngofthe Pagensteln Learning Free Bird Walk by Nlidbird Shack: Chicago Women's Expo:Keynote Hoilywoods GoIdn Ag. Moot Louai- Campus:The Chicago Botanic Garden celebrates the opening ofthe Regen- Join in a free bird walk at Beck Lake. celebrity speakers include: Brandy, la Parsons:Hear scintillating stories Children 8 and older are welcome but Mariel Hemingway, Monica, and Caro- and scandals of the actors and studio stein Learning Campus, a new 7-acre hub for plant-based community and- must be accompanied by a guardian. line Manzo, plus awesome shopping moguls in Hollywood's Golden Age as Please reserve your spot by calling or free makeovers, massages, beauty treat- Martina Mathisen portrays Louella civic engagement, intergenerational learning, hands-on coursework and emailing infojwildbirdshack.cont 8 ments, giveaways and discounts. 10 a.m. Parsons, Hollywood's most dynamic and a.m. Beck Lake Central Road and East Donald E. Stephens Convention Center, powerful gossip columnist. Attendees health and wellness activities. Visitors can engage in a weekend full of mini- River Road, Glenvie'free, 847-873- 9291 Bryn Mawr Avenue, Rosemont, are transported to the old Hollywood 0409 free, 866-618-3434 insider's club while hearing about the classes showcasing what the Garden's triumphs and transgressions of the era's education programs have to offer. 10 a.m. Saturday and Sunday, Chicago Touch a Truck:Presented by Lincoln- PresoMng Survivor Stories:Ask biggest stars. 1 p.m. North Shore Senior Holocaust Survivor Pinchas Gutter any Botanic Garden, 1000 Lake Cook Road, wood Parks and Recreation, this popu- Center, 161 Northfield Road, Northfield, question you would like, and natural Glencoe, free, 847-835-5440 lar event lets kids see the world from a $10 NSSC member; $13 non member, driver's seat of a fire truck, police car, language technology software will re- 847-784-6030 GienvIaw Grsek Foot:Enjoy delicious school bus, mail truck, ambulance, spond as ifPinchas were in the room. garbage truck and other vehicles. Kids 10:30 am. Illinois Holocaust Museum Share The Warmth:Join a group of Greek food, homemade pastries and warm, sweet loukoumades in the indoor are also invited tojurnp in our monster and Education Center, 9603 Woods warm, friendly, supportive women (men truck bounce house. 10 am. Lincoln- Drive, Skokie, free, 847-967-4800 welcome) to prepare one-of-a-kind comfort ofthe church community cen- ter, at Lake Ave., in Glenview. Especially wood Fire Station, 6900 N. Lincoln Ave., fleece blankets for chemo patients. Add Lincolnwood, free, 847-677-9740 Chicago Film Premiere: "Repara- a crocheted edge to fleece and send free for kids are: hot doand ice cream, a balloon artist (Sat., 5-8 p.m.) and a face tlon":Winner ofli film festival awards, blankets to new adult chemotherapy Morton Grov Farmars Market:Shop this film is about a troubled Air Force patients. Attendees often gather until 2 painter (Sun., 5-8 p.m.) Free admission and parking are offered in the two lots for locally produced fruits and vegeta- veteran who finds clues to hislostmem- or 3 p.m. Donations are welcome to this bies, flowers, crafts, baked goods, pantry ories in his daughter's art, while being 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. 9a.m. alongWagner Road. 1 p.m. Sept 10 and Sept 11, Saints Peter & Paul Greek Or- items, body products and more at this confronted by a stranger looking for North Shore Senior Center, 161 North- weekly market Extras include live answers ofhis own. 7 p.m. Wilmette field Road, Northfield, free, 847-293- thodox Church, 1401 Wagner Road, Glenview, free, 847-729-2235 music and entertainment for kids. 8 a.m. Theatre, 1122 Central Ave., Wilmette, 6755 Dempster Street and Georgiana Avenue, $10; $8.50 seniors & students, 847-251- 6210 Dempster St, Morton Grove, free, 7424 American Gothic to Nighthawk. Art Trail Waika:Guided trail walks are ideal for families and individuals and 847-750-6436 of the Depression:In conjunction Enjoy a those who are interested in nature. 2 Northfieid Farmers Market: with a special exhibit of 1930s American Second Saturday Breakfast Bingo: casual morning shopping for vegetables Art, scheduled to show at The Art In- p.m. The Grove, 1421 Milwaukee Ave., Glenview, free, 847-299-6096 Kids and families are welcome to enjoy and fruits, plants, flowers, cheeses, stitute from June to September, 2016, some breakfast treals as everyone plays pastries, coffee and gourmet items. art historian Jeff Mishur discusses the Glenview Farmers Market at Wag- Bingo. Enjoy a kickstart to one's week- Cooking demonstrations are given by work of renowned American artists, like end with a morning offamily fun at the local chefs. Harvest Fest, Sept 24. 7:30 Grant Wood and Edward Hopper, nor Farm:8 a.m. Wagner Farm, 1510 Wagner Road, Glenview, free, 847-657- library. 9:30 a.ni. Niles Public Library, a.m. Northfield Farmers' Market, 6 O'Keefe and Demuth. and Aaron Doug- Happ Road, Winnetka, free, 847-446- 1506 6960 W. Oakton St, Niles, free, 847-663- las and William Johnson. 10 a.m. North 1234 4461 Shore Senior Center, 161 Northfield Restoration Work Days The Tyner Road, Northfield, $12 NSSC member; Vlliage of Nues Block Party:Join us 911 Patriot Day Fiag Memorial: This $15 non member, 847-784-6030 Center:This is for anyone ages 8 and up to help collect seeds and remove for a fun-filled day with games, food, is an annual, community-wide gather- unique demonstrations, a scavenger ing ofparents, children, seniors, vet- Dupiicat. Bridge:The senior center non-native, invasive plants to make way for wildflowers, grasses and trees. Just hunt, a bubble show and a 50/50 raffle erans, first responders, neighbors and offers a friendly bridge game every to benefit Farm on Franks, the Village of more who gather to plant flags to re- Friday morning. 9 a.m. Park Ridge Sen- bringwork gloves ifyou have them. Work parties may be cancelled in the Niles public gardening program. 11a.m. member loved ones, friends, co-workers ior Center, 100 S. Western Ave., Park Niles Public Library; 6960 W. Oakton or fellow human beings who lost their Ridge, free, 847-692-5127 event of inclement weather. 9 am. Kent Fuller Air Station Prairie/rhe 1rner St, Nues, free, 847-663-1234 lives. 3:30 p.m. Sept 10, 12:01 a.m. Sept 11, Wmnetka Village Green, Elm St and Book Pelease Party with Neu Stein- Center, 2400 Compass Road, Glenview, free, 847-299-6828 Park Ridge Farmers Market:Shop for Maple St, Winnetka, free, 000-000- berg:The Book Stall welcomes award- fresh produce, soap. olive oils, flowers, winning Chicago journalist Neil Stein- pickles, pasta baked goods and meat Turn to Calendar, Next Page 28 CALENDAR ,

Calendar,fromPrevious Page High Hoiiday Patriot Blood Drive MGPL Kids: Monday Morning Play- Institute in Chicago and host of Open and Fiu Shots: Toschedule your ap- group:Drop-in play time for pre- 0000 Line on the Moody Radio network, to pointment, go towww.lifesource.org. schoolers with a parent or caregiver to the Kesher Forum. He speaks on how to Choose make an appointment, and introduce young children to the library get the most out ofstudyingthe Torah Sunday, Sept11 search by sponsor code: NBOS. All heal- in a low-key, unstructured session. Call and all are welcome. 7 p.m. Willow thy adults over 17, who weigh at least 110 847-929-5102 or go to wwwmgpl.org for Creek Community Church North Shore, pounds may donate blood. Waigreens more information. 10:30 am. Morton 315 Waukegan Road, Northfield, free Peggy Macnamara Museum Per- will also be sponsoring flu shots during Grove Public Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave., spectives:1p.m. All week, Evanston the same time period. Flu shots cost Morton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 Build Your Fall Wardrobe in a Flash Art Center, 1717 Central Street, Evans- determined by insurance and Wal- with Moonfish PopUp:Fall shopping ton, free, 847-475-5300 greens. 8 am. Congregation Beth Sha- Yarn GangKids in grades one and up gets better than ever with Moonfish, a lom, 3433 Walters Ave., Northbrook, are invited to try their hand at knitting, women's apparel and accessories pop- John Williams' Sunday music ses- free, 847-498-4100 crocheting or other yarn crafts. 4 p.m. up at the KSI Art Gallery. Shoppers can sion:3 p.m. The Celtic Knot Public Morton Grove Public Library 6140 book appointments now for Monday, House, 626 Church St., Evanston, free, Heiene Hoffman Memorial Cantori- Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, 847- Sept 12 through Thursday, Sept 15 at 847-864-1679 ai Concert:This Congregation Beth 965-4220 Email moonflsh.youcanbook.me or can Shalom 18th Helene Hoffman Memorial come anytime, 9 am. to 9 p.m., KSI Art Do Not Submit: A Storytelling Open Cantonal Concert, Praise Voices in Knitting Roundtable for Adults: Gallery, 3414 Main St, Skokie, free, Mic:Second Sundays of the Month. Harmony, features Kol Zimrah Jewish Ronnie Rund, an expert knitter, shows 847-679-3135 Sign-Up 6p.m. Local event that is pres- Community Singers, Bright Star Church attendees how to knit or how to solve sure free night for storytellers from zero Choii Host Cantor Steve Stoehi with knitting challenges. 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You may choose to at- Anniversary Events:Join in this Rally Academy, 315 Waukegan Road, North- hand at this monthly Minecraft Monday tend only the dinner and that fee is $50, Day, beginning Glenview Community field, $25,847-498-4100 challenge. The group meets in the new or $60 after Sept 1. 10 am. Evanston Church's new ministry year and com- computer training lab on the lower GolfClub, 4401 Dempster St, Skokie, memorating the 15th anniversary of the Chicago Women's Expo:Keynote level. 4:30 p.m. Niles Public Library $225-$250, 847-446-4451 9/11 terrorist attacks; at 11:15 a.m. on the celebrity speakers include: Brandy, 6960 W. Oakton St, Niles, free, 847-663- South and East Lawns, is the annual Mariel Hemingway, Monica, and Caro- 1234 Coffee and Conversation Support Rally Day Festival. 10a.m. Glenview line Manzo, plus awesome shopping for Holocaust Survivors:This weekly Community Church, 1000 Elm St, free makeovers, massages, beauty treat- Evening with the Author Ronald support group for Holocaust survivors Glenview, free, 847-724-2210 ments, giveaways and discounts. 10 am. Baison:The author ofthe popular addresses past and present experiences, Donald E. Stephens Convention Center, novels "Once We Were Brothers" and the challenges ofaging, health concerns, 15th Anniversary Commemorative 9291 Bryn Mawr Ave., Rosemont, free, "Saving Sophie" discusses and signs family, relationships, planning for the Concert of 911 Attacks:Members of 866-618-3434 copies ofhis newest book, "Karolina's future, holidays and worldwide events. the Chicago cabaret community offer Twins." To celebrate the release of Mr. Led by Yonit Hoffman, Ph.D., Holocaust this 15th Anniversary tribute in honor of Bake Saie:Sisterhood Temple Beth Balson's third novel, join in for light Community Services and Barbara Ur- the 9/11 attack in NYC. The free will Israel presents its annual Bake Sale, but refreshments. 6 p.m. Northbrook Public banska-Yeager, Jewish Child and Family offering is submitted to a 9/11 charity 2 new this year, a cookie/brownie/cup- Library 1201 Cedar Lane, Northbrook, Services. Open to Holocaust survivors; p.m. St Martha Church Shrine of All cake walk; you purchase a container and free, 847-272-6224 registration is required. Please call HCS Saints, 8523 Georgiana Ave., Morton fill it with goodies ofyour choice. Also at event number to register and confirm Grove, free, 773-636-3040 for purchase are: mouth-watering berry Baroque it's About Time:The Ren- dates/times. 1:30 p.m. Illinois Holocaust pies, apple pies, chocolate cakes, bundt aissance had an idealistic, timeless Museum and Education Center, 9603 Second Sunday Famliy Program Mr. cakes, rugalach and more. There are nut quality about it, but the period known as Woods Drive, Skokie, free, 773-508-1004 Freeze's Cryogenics:Cryogenics is free and gluten free options available. 9 the Baroque was interested in capturing the science of how you make things am. Temple Beth Israel, 3601 W. Demp- the "emotional moment" It was dra- really cold and the amazing things that ster St, Skokie, free, 847-675-0951 matic, and over a period ofl5O years Tuesday, Sept 13 happen when you do. Join us for amaz- (1600-1750) the Modem World was ing surprises and lots of fun facts about Skokie Farmers Market:Farmers and born. i p.m. North Shore Senior Center, the extreme cold. 2 p.m. Niles Public Lucy Walnwright Roche and Antje vendors from Illinois, Indiana, Michi- 161 Northfield Road, Northfield, $10 Duvekot:7:30 p.m. SPACE, 1245 Chi- Library 6960 W. Oakton St., Niles, free, gan and 'Wisconsin sell fresh-picked NSSC member; $13 non member, 847- 847-663-1234 cago Ave., Evanston, $17-$30, 847-492- vegetables, fruits and flowers along with 784-6030 8860 cheese, baked goods, coffee, sauces and Northbrook Community Synagogue spices. 7:30 am. Skokie Village Hall, The incredible Coast of Michigan: Dinner and Program:Three of the Tuesday Morning Music:Garden 5127 Oakton St., Skokie, free, 847-673- Ralph Danielson takes you on a virtual visitors can enjoy free hour-long medi- synagogne's former presidents and their 0500 fall journey along Michigan's coastline, families are honored at a dinner. The tative musical performances on Tues- highlighting miles ofbeaches, with day mornings in the McGinley Pavilion honorees, who facilitated the merger of towering sand dunes, sunsets and more three synagogues, include: former presi- Monday, Sept 12 overlooking Evening Island. 10a.m. lighthouses than any other state. Visit Tuesday, Chicago Botanic Garden, 1000 dents Norman Goldstein and his wife the impressive Soo Locks, Mackinac Bonnie; David Holpert, and his wife, Lake Cook Road, Glencoe, free, 847-835- Adult Book Discussion "Dead Island, Charlevoix and more. i p.m. 5440 Elaina and Nate Weiss, and his wife Wake":This book discussion at the North Shore Senior Center, 161 North- Kathy. The event begins with hors Lincoinwood Community Center fea- field Road, Northfield, $10 NSSC mem- Beautiful Bavaria:Join avid European d'oeuvres, followed by a dinner at 6 p.m. tures "Dead Wake" by Erik Larson. 11 ber; $13 non member, 847-784-6030 For further information, call the syna- wanderer Ralph Danielsen on a journey am. Lincoinwood Community Center, to Beautiful Bavaria, which includes the gogue office. 5:30 p.m. Northbrook 6900 N Lincoln Ave, Lincolnwood, free, Study The Torah For Ali it's Worth Community Synagogue, 2548 Jasper gorgeous Alpine Road, lovely and lively 847-677-5277 with Dr. Rydeinlk:Join in welcoming Munich, northern Bavaria, and the Court, Northbroolç, Contact synagogue back Dr. Michael Rydelnik, Professor of for entrance fees, 847-509-9204 Jewish Studies at the Moody Bible Turn to Calendar, Next Page A Chicago Tribune Publkation Thursday, Septe ber 8.2016 d Each The ii'itii: Lane and Meadow Road, Northbrook, and Meadow Lane free and Workshop: Knitting Studio Knit- afternoon. Certified Wednesday pro- Mary Staackmann ting Instructor answers instruction, vides personalized and per- any questions about knitting, on a new project haps gets you started project in prog- Bringyour supplies or skills, learn new resa. Brush up on your an afternoon techniques, or just spend p.m. North knitting with others. 1:30 161 Northfield Shore Senior Center, 847-784-6060 Road, Northfield, free, Book Club: Skokie Synagogue of Ezra- Book Club ofthe Sisterhood You Jerry HabOnim, presents "Thank the Giants, A Stiller...My Life Among Memoir" by television personality Barry ZeVan. This program is open to the public and a discussion follows the presentation. The book tells the story of ZeVan, one ofthe first celebrity televi- sion weathermen. 10:30 a.m. Ezra Ha- bonim, The Niles Township Jewish Congregation, 4500 Dempster St., Sko- Ide, free, 847-675-4141 Have an event to submit? Go to chicagotribune.com/calendar Promo Code: BUYI ORIENTAL AND FINE BUY 1GET i is a Rapetered Trademark of MEA. Minimum diarga AREA RUG CLEANING XOFF fe S Gro,jt, and Hardwood Cannp serces o,y Cleaning Completed By 10/30/16 asthm. & aHe,gyfrIsm*y Cetification apçAes to Carpet. 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35'.- e Pui,licatiorl Thursday, September 8, 2016 es Maine East is back in Maine East is back Above: Maine East's Julio Cabrales carries the ball. Right: Maine East's Jusuf Zvizdic looks toward the bench to get the play. Bottom: Maine East's Peter Szilagyi plays his trombone during the national anthem prior to the game. Left: Maine East's Bradley Ezop looks for room to run during the game against Ridgewood. TIM BOYLE! PIONEER PRESS PHOTOS of the 2013 season. 9 at action at 7 p.m. Sept. The Rolling Meadows (2-0). off a Mustangs are coming 48-7 win over Conant. - Staff report streak. The

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