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By IGOR STUDENXOV tween the President's Com- Clarkinvited contest Pioneer Press mittee on the Arts and thewinners and all audience Humanities, the Institute ofmembers 18 and under to The Nues Public Library Museum and Library Serv- submit their poems to his held a Poetry Lounge event ices and the Alliance forproject, adding that, if they forteen winners of itsYoungArtists & Writers, the didn't have any poems with annual poetry contest. program works to promotethem. they were welcome While the contest haswriting and arts in schoolsto get in touch with him been around for 17 years,by spotlightingthe best teen later. this was the first time thepoets in the countiy He said that he wants to library had an event to Once chosen, the Na- encourage all kids and teen- recognize any of its win-tional Student Poets takeagers to create poetry and to ners. During the Poetrypart in a number of events,try to get their work pub- Lounge, teens who won thebut they also have certain lished. contest read their poems toresponsibilities. Among "You're young," he said. the public. The library alsoother things, they spend a"You have a novel perspec- invited Weston Clark, ofyear holding readings and five on the world. Show us. Indianapolis, one of theworkshops acmss the coun- You'd be surprised how IGOR STUDENKOV/PONEEP PRESS PHOTOS 2014 National Student many people it can affect." Above:Mies poetry contest first-place winner Nick Carsello, left; second-place winner Poets,tohost a poetry This gave Block the idea Clark then held a work- JessicaUy,second from left; and Sara Starecheski, right, who earned an honorable men- workshop and answerto put together a workshopshop for the winners and all tion, pose with Weston Clark, of Indianapolis, third from left.Below:Nues Library Poetry questions from the winners and poetry reading,she the audience. Contest's second-place winner JessicaUyreads her poem "Shatter the Silence." and the public. said. "The goal of this work- The library's contest is The Poetry Lounge wasshop is to create an under- open to teens living in Nilesheld on May 16. It openedstanding between yourself and surrounding areas.with the winners of theand whoever reads your Wmners are chosen fromlocal poetry contest reading poem," he said. different age groups. For their poems. To that end, he had the teens, three locals and three First-place winner Nickworkshop participants librarians act as judges. This Carsello's poem "Can Youbrainstorm concepts based year, the judges also choseListen to My Heart" dealson six categories - places three teen contestants' po-with the feelings of beingthat were important to ems as honorable mentions.underestimated and buI-them, songs that were First-place winners re-lied. Second-place winnermeaningful to them, stories ceived $75 gift cards, whileJessica Uy's "Shatter thefrom their family and ob- second-place winners re-Silence" is more of a call tojects that have some per- ceived $50 gift cards. action, forcefülly spealdngsonal significance to them. As in the past, the libraryout against sexual molesta-After jotting down their put together booklets con- tion and urging survivors ofideas on paper, Clark had taming all the winning po- abuse to speak out. participants work on their ems and honorable men- Then it was Clark's turn own poems. Meanwhile, he tions. Larger copies of po-to address the audience. Heworked on a poem based on ems were displayed on thegave the background on thetheir suggestions. third floor near the stair-National Student Poets pro- After the workshop case and on the lower levelgram and his own experi-ended, Clark answered in the Teen Undergroundences with it. He recalled asome questions from the section. "painfully awkward" at-audience. Teen serviceslibrariantempt to make conversation Overall, Block said that Donna Block said as thiswithfirstlady Michelleshe was happy with how year's contest approached,Obama during a visit to thethe event turned out. she thought about changing White House. "I think everyone who up a formula a bit. She Clark explained that ev-came enjoyed it," she said. wanted to hold a publiccry National Student Poet'lt's great to see different event where teen winnershas to do a project aggroups - kids, teens would read their poems "My goal is to publish aand adults attending. It was aloud. book of poetry from sta-great to see people per- Around the same time,dents representing theform." Block heard about the Na- whole spectrum and send tional Students Poets pro- them to all classrooms [inIgorStudenkov is afreelance gram. A collaboration be-United States]' he said. reporter. NEWS CHINA DiscoverChina! 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Pioneer Press Johnson, head of Minneso- Recently, the Township ta-based Save Our Mon-Officials of Cook County The Niles Township isarchs, on a habitat renewalorganization decided to do encouraging residentstoproject In 2014, Johnson's its part. According to Niles plant milkweed seeds tononprofit group distributedTownship spokesman Jack help preserve save Monarch 80,000 milkweed seedMacholl, the organization butterflies. packets. The goal for 2015, reached out to townships, Monarch butterflies havehe said, is 500,000 packets. encouraging them to pro- historically been among the The organizationalsomote milkweed seed plant- most common butterfly spe- lobbied the Illinois Depart- ing. He said that the town- cies in North America. Dur- ment of Natural Resourcesship officials saw the en- ing the winter, they migrateand the Illinois Departmentdangered status of monarch south to Mexico and returnofTransportation (1DOT) tobutterflies as a significant north in spring to spawn. help with the cause. Theenvironmentalissue, and Monarch butterflies canDNR has agreed to helpdecided to do their part to only lay eggs in miIICWeedscatter seeds during road-hep. plants.It'salso the onlyside restoration projects, he "The Niles Township is plant that the butterflies can said, and OT workers will an active participant,' said eat while they are in thescatter milkweed seedsMacholl. "[Niles Township] caterpillar stage. But due to along Illinois highways andSupervisor Marilyn Glazer increasing use of pesticides, in other planting projects. connected with Susan Coo- the number of milkweed "Milkweed isa nativeney of the Garden Clubs of plants has been decreasing, plant of the state, and theIllinois to increase aware- and withit,so has the seeds are readily available,"ness ofthe project" number of monarch butter- IDOT spokesman Carson Cooney visited the town- flies. Quinn told the Southtownship officeearlierthis Attempts to bring backStar in January 2014. 'Wemonth to plant the seeds VILLAGE OF NILES milkweed are underwayare specifying milkweedwith township officials. She From left to right: Lauren Davis, administrative assistant, Marilyn D. Glazer, Nues Township throughout the Midwest, aseed in all of our contracts also left seeds that local supervisor, Susan Cooney, past president of Garden Clubs of Illinois and Tony Araque, NUes key breeding area on thethat call for 'native' seeding, residents and businesses Township Food Pantry manager butterflies' trip, according towhere applicable." can pick up for free. University of Minnesota Dale Duda, a member of Interested residents and5255 Main St InterestedGlazer encouraged all resi-save the these butterflies entomologists. Northbrook Garden Club,businesses can stop by the parties do not have to bedents and businesses to par- one plant at a time," she said. The Garden Clubs of Illi-previously told PioneerNiles Township adminis-township residents to pickticipate. nois has been one of thePress thatit would taketration office during its nor- up the seeds. "Each of us can make a Studenkov is a freelance re- major forces in these efforts.years before those effortsmal hours of operation at In a public statement,difference toward helpingporter.

Consultant recommends Evanstonwater supply option for Nues BY IGOR STUDENKOV tives are feasible. necessary to deliver water inthe presentation,thewould take 30 years to payparticipate and which will Pioneer Press During the May 12 in-from Evanston to the threepipes would largely follow off the debt created by not by July. formal considerationses- municipalities. Oakton Street One branchissuing bonds, but once it Balling said that his com- Bill Balling, the Managingsion, Balling presented the During the Feb. 24 meet-would split off at Harlem does, the village will be able pany recommends that two Director of the WRB LLCcompany's reporttotheing Niles Village ManagerAvenue toward Niles' water to take full advantage of the to three firms should handle consulting firm, recom-board. It recommended thatSteve Vmezeano said thattreatment plant near the savinga. Ultimately, the re-the design and three to five mended that Niles switch itsNiles pursue Evanston as aPark Ridge's participationintersection of Touhy and port estimates that, over the firms should handle con- water supply from Chicago water supplier. While team- was "in flux." In March,Milwaukee avenues. Thecourse of 40 years, Nilesstruction. The design phase to Evanston. ing up with Morton GroveGlenview pulled out of the. second branch would con-would save $139 million ifwould take about 18 months, For the past few years, the and Park Ridgo would be the negotiations, leaving Evans- tinue along Oakton, turningPark Ridge isn't involvedwhile the construction vi11ag has been looking for least expensive option, Ball- ton as the only alternativesouth on Greenwood Ave- and $164 million ifit is. would take about 24 an alternative water suppli-ing explained that teamingoption. nue to connect toPark The report explains that months. er that would be cheaper up with Morton Grove alone In his presentation to theRidge's water treatment the calculations are based on The goal, Ballingsaid, was than Chicago. In May 2014, was still less expensive in the board, Balling explainedplant. the assumption that Chicago to finish construction by the Gewalt Hamilton Associates long rtm than staying withthat the pipes that would if only Niles and Morton and Evanston water rates end of2018 - the year before engineering firm presented Chicago. bring waterto MortonGrove are involved in the will rise based on the level ofNiles' and Park Ridge's wa- two possible alternative Gewalt Hamilton Associ-Grove, Nues and Park Ridgeproject, Niles would have to demand, as well as operatingter supply contracts with sources - Glenview andates' report recommended would be an extension of the spend about $56 million. Ifand maintenance costs. Chicago end. Evanston. On Feb. 24, Niles that Niles, Morton Groveinfrastructure that suppliesPark Ridge is involved as The report recommends trustees hired WRB LLC to and Park Ridgejoin togetherEvanston water to Skokie.well, Niles' share of the costthat the municipalities sortStudenkov is a freelance re- make sure that the alterna- to build the infrastructureAccording to the diagrams drops to $43 million.Itout which communities willporter NEWS 9

DISCOVER 4 Religious nonprofit submits ICELAND'S petition to tear down URAL RESOU steakhouse, buildmosque Building would secondary use." more than 50 to 60 congre- According tothesitegants [at the center]." serve as Islamic plans submitted to the vil- Cope said he was primar- educational center lage,the Islamic centeruy concerned about traffic would host five daily prayer safety issues that could po- in Lincoinwood sessions per day beginningtentially arise due to an at dawn and ending 90influx ofvehicles coming in BY NATALIE HAYES minutes after sunset. Theand out of the facility dur- Pioneer Press building would have a wor- ing the frequent prayer ship space with room fortimes. He requested a for- Leaders of a Chicago- 113 prayer mats that wouldmal confirmation about the based mosque have pur-double as a classroom, andtraffic safety of the area chased the former Myron & would also include officebefore he would agree to Phil's site on the 3900 block space and a lecture area. approve the variations, and of West Devon Avenue in village staffsaid they would Lincoinwood with the in- consult with the engineers tention of building a two-"This is a boutique and report back to the story Islamic spiritual cen- board at a later meeting. ter for the Muslim commu-mosque and not a "It's important that be- thy. fore we approve this plan, Sacred Learning NFP, a big mega-center that we make sure it's safe," nonprofit Islamic religious Cope said. "[ want to hear organization, has submit-that we're trying to the village engineer say that ted a petition to the villagecreate Our there won't be any safety SAVE 31 to demolish the former issues' plus FREE home delivery building that housed My-primary purpose is Cope also inquired about ron & Phil's steakhouse, a what subjects would be CaH 312-222-6157or Lincolnwood institution forlearning, and the taught in the classes that BuylcelandicWater.com more than four decades would be held atthe Islamic that closed down two yearsmosque is a education center. ago following a fire. Sattar, who said he de- The owner of Myron &secondary use." signed the organization's Phil's, Mark Freedman - academic programs, said Experience Earth's most perfect water whose late father and late- Sayeed Shariff executive the classes would focus on vice president of Sacred uncle founded the restau- Islamic spiritual develop- The legend began on the remote island of Iceland over 5,000 years ago rant - has since purchasedLearning NFP ment for people seeking to a new property at Caldwell learn more about their when a colossal volcanic eruption created a miraculous resource beneath and Touhy avenues with faith. plans to open a new restau- The property is already "We focus on the basic the Earths crust. The legendary Olfus Spring was born and has been rant. properly zoned forreh- pillars ofour faith, as well as constantly replenished by snowmelt and rainfall ever since. Cherished by Islamicleadersrepre-gious uses, but the develop- the legal and spiritual as- senting Sacred Learningers will need approval frompects of our faith," Sattar generations, this is the source of lcelandic Glacial. This pristine natural NFP explained their plansthe Village Board for sixsaid. "We don't run a big for the property to trusteeszoning variations relatingshow, but we run a quality spring water is filtered through ancient lava rock, creating remarkable during the May 19 Villagemostly to parking and land- show." purity and optimal mineral balance. Clean. crisp and untouched, Board meeting. scaping. Sacred Learning NFP Sayeed Shariff, executive Shariff who was joinedcurrently houses itsop- celebrate natures perfection with every sip )ceandic Glacial. vice president of the or- at the May 19 Village Boarderations in a building on the ganization, has said themeeting by Husain Sattar,North Side of Chicago on facility would includea president of Sacred Learn-the 5900 block of North mosque, but it would pri-ing NFP, along with aboutLincoln Avenue. marily be used as a site for50 supporters of the The Village Board will ÍCELANDIC Islamic education thatmosque, addressed con-decide at a future board GLACIAL would offer classes on eve-cerns raised by Trustee Ronmeeting whether or not to nings and weekends. Cope about the possibilityapprove the requested vari- "Thisisa boutiqueofthe center bringing heavyances that would allow the mosque and not a big mega- traffic to the area. organization to construct center that we're trying to "It's not our intent to fillthe new building. create," Shariff said. "Ourthe mosque up with a lot of 100% S,t,r,abIe Sp,n9 NatraIly Alkahne E,cept,o,,aI P,rty )00% Carbon Ne,traI primary purpose is learn- people," Shariffsaid. "At ourHayes is afreelance reporter. ing, and the mosque is abusiest time, we'll have no 91% off the reguiar homo deiivery price. Home delivery aveiiabie in most areas n Chicago. lo POLICE REPORT

The following incidents were listeding under the influence,driving in the official bulletin ofthe Niles Police without a valid license and trans- Department. Readers are remindedportation of open alcohol on May 19. Firefighter, resident OK that an arrest does not constitute a He has a June 1 court date. finding ofguilt. Only a court oflaw can make that determination. Police said a woman was the victim after Niles house fire RETAIL THEFT of a phone scam on May 19 when she Joseph Janowitz, 56, of the 2300allegedly sent $1,200 to a caller By NATALIE HAYES are still trying to find the block of Greenwood Avenue, Glen- claiming to be with the IRS. The Pioneer Press cause, and we're not going to view, was charged with felony retailwoman only realized she had been be able to go back (to the theft on May16 after he allegedly stole scammed when she receiveda A Niles firefighter and a home) forat leastsix cologne, valued at $86, from a store at follow-upcallseeking additional Niles resident who were hos- months." Golf Mill Shopping Center. He has amoney to avoid "penalties," according pitalized after a home caught A Niles Fire Department June 1 court date. to police. on fire Tuesday, May 12 have officialalso confirmed on A woman's purse was stolen from a both been released from the May 19 that the firefighter, DUt shopping cart around midnight, May hospital, according to infor- who was treated for bums Jose Lopez-Ortega, 27, of the 700 20, after she leftit behind in a mation from the Fire Depart- after responding to the fire, block of Piper Lane, Prospectshopping cart outside a store in the ment and the resident's fami- had been released from the Heights, was charged with driving 5600 block of Touhy Avenue, police ly. hospital the same day and under the influence on May 17 said. The Niles man was taken was back at work the follow- following a traffic stop at Milwaukee A woman told police that $1,500 in to Lutheran General in Park ing Wednesday. and Greenwood avenues. He has a charges were made to her credit card Ridge in unknown condition Firefighters from Morton June 3 court date. after her wallet was stolen May 21 after he jumped out of a NATALIE HAVES/PIONEER PRESS Grove, Park Ridge, Lincoln- Bel Easho, 25. of the 7300 block offrom a restaurant in the 8800 block of second-floor window of the A fire fighter and a Nues resi- wood and Des Plaines assist- Davis, Morton Grove, was chargedDempster Street. burning home in the 8100dent were both taken to the ed the Niles Fire Department with driving under the influence on block of Ottawa Avenue, ac-hospital after a house caught on the day of the fire, ac- BURGLARY May 17 in the 8200 block of Wisner cording to the Niles Fire on fire May12. cordingto District Chief Rob- Street at 4am. He has a June26 court A residence in the 8100 block of Department ert Greiner. date. Greenwood Avenue was reported The man's nephew, Sand "He got out the next day Feliciano Perez-Colin, 41, of theburglarized just before i am., May 17. Mughal, said on May 19 thatand he's doing perfectly fine,"Natalie Hayes is a freelance 1600 block of Farwell, Chicago, wasNo further details were provided by his uncle was released from Mughal said. "The insurance reporterfor Pioneer Press. charged with felony aravated diiv- police. the hospital last week. company and investigators

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Someonethe language barriers you'll face Pioneer Press Magnet High School in Chicago, pushed me to do it, and I was able while living abroad? will spend nine months learning to get in. A: I'm going to be studying both A year from now, 20-year-old Italian and Mandarin and conduct- Q:Why did you decide toItalian and Mandarin, and I'm Hiba Sheikh will be thousands ofIng field research. focus on the roles of women forhoping I'll meet people on campus miles away from the comfort of her Beyond beingnear the top of her your project? who have a good understanding of family's Lmcolnwood home andclass, Sheikh was selected for the A: I took a class on feminist English. Loyola University's campus, where scholarship based on the pitch she theoiand I started thinldng about Q: In what ways does being she studies political science andmade for a research project that the ways that women's studieschosen for the Ricd Scholars economics. would study two very different intersect with my studies in eco-program alter the plans you had The college sophomore has de- cultures and how each views the nomics and political science. made for your last two years of cided to trade in the hustle androle ofwomen in the workforce. Q: What are some of thecollege? bustle of her life as a Chicagn Her proposal, to study the shift- nLljor differences m the roles of A: My plans have changed a lot. co11eg student for an opportunitying roles of mothers both in the LOYOLA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO PHOTO women in each country that youThe scariest part is losing an entire to study in Eumpe and Asia for ahome and in the workplace in Hiba Sheikh, of Lincoinwood, was will study? year when I could be here looking year starting this August Rome and Beijing. won the approv- one of eight students selected for A: Iii Italy, only about 50 percentfor internships and exploring ca- Sheikh, who has a nearly perfect alof the scholarship selectiontheRicciScholars program. ofwomen go into the workforce. In seers. It's scary to think I'm not academic record at Loyola, ac-board, which announced the 2015- Beijing, that number is actuallygoing to be in the country this cording to information from the 16 Ricci Scholar recipients earlier Loyola professors. much higher. In the East Asianwhole period oftime, but it helps to university; was one of eight stu- this year. Sheikh talks about her plans to culture, a push to get more womenhave some of my classmates there. dents selected for the prestigious Sheikh and her classmates willstudy abroad, and admits to whatinto the workforce would be seen According to a press release from and competitive Ricci Scholars study at Loyola's John Felice Rome she thinks about missing out on aas a way to help their economy.Loyola, the other sophomores se- program. Center and at the Beijing Centeryear of her lifeat Loyola in Italy, on the other hand, has morelected for the Ricci Scholars pro- Every year since 2007 when afor Chinese Studies next year Chicago. traditional values, and puts more ofgram include: Angelo Canta, Mary private donor begun providingwhile carrying out their schol- Q:Why did you decide toan emphasis on women staying atFrank, Annik Lupieri, Emily Maro- annual funding for the program, arship projects. apply for the Ricci Scholarshome and raising children. I wasgi, Frieda Rule, Roohi SÍng*, and students selected for the schol- The program will conclude theprogram? actually shocked when I learned Luis Vargas. arship have had the rare chance tonext year when Sheikh and her A: I'd known about the schol-that more women work in China spend their junior year of collegeclassmates present the conclusions arship, but I never thought I could than in Rome. NatalieHayes is afreelance reporter abroad, in both Rome and Beijing. of their research to a panel ofdo (the) Ricci (program) because Q:How do you plan to addressfor Pioneer Press.

High schoolers takeonmissiles in STEM Challenge

By BRIDGET SH missiles," said Caml a freshmanthat would connect volunteers said. more. "Effective solar houses use Pioneer Press atOPRE with nonprofit organizations. Glenbrook South High School both." After brainstorming and some "The goal was to create some- students Erik Tomasic, Cindy Yang The Glenbrook South team said Hundreds of higischool stu-inspiration from the recent filmthing that would help our commu- and Isabella Kang used their envi-the project changed their perspec- dents offered solutions to local and "The Imitation Game," the team nit}" said sophomore Mimes Ne- ronmental science curriculum totive on environmental science international problems at the 2015 came up with an idea fora ziric, who worked with sophomore incorporate going green into thewhile the OPRF team said they all STEM Challenge at Merchandise satellite-oriented counter missileMelissa Doakos and junior Olivia STEM Challenge. became friends through crafting Mart in Chicago May 20. system. Van Horn to design the app. Proposing to build a house thattheir idea and proposal. The Illinois Science & Technolo- "We thought, 'What ifwe had a Using a PowerPoint presenta-runs entirely on solar power, the "I would encourage people who gr Institute and the Research andcryptography system that let us tion that was designed to look like team created a prototype and ranare introverted to do this because it Development STEM Learning Ex- have control of the missile through the app, the Niles North team tiia1s with a heat lamp. brought us ail togethei" said Caro- change created the STEM Chal- a satellite system?" Carolyn said. demonstrated how volunteers cre- "The lamp can test its ability to lyn from OPRE lenge in response to research that Carolyn said that the computerate a profile and gain access to a keep warm during the winter and More than 600 students, in- susts a rapidly growing demand system would be programmed to map showing the closest organiza- cool during the summer," ex- cluding students from Maine South for careers in science, technologç break codes and thus gain access to fions. Once volunteering has be-plained Tomasic, a senior. "The High School in Park Ridge, partici- engineering and math in Illinois. the missile, which would then be gun, users can log their hours using challenge was how to address pated in the 2015 STEM Challenge, Ideas students presented at therouted to a neutral area that would Auxilium. Organizations can alsoenergy concerns when there is apresenting their ideas to Illinois challenge covered numerous in- be chosen by the United Nations. use Auxilium to find volunteers. power outage." businesses. dustnes,including healthcare, Despite the high cost and "It was a really good experience. The Glenbrook South team Experts and mentors from Bax- water management, national secu-lengthy timeit would take toWe gut really good feedback,"studied different designs and deter-ter International, ComEd, Motor- rity and behavioral economics. construct and program the system, Melissa said. mined that the best way to build aola Mobility Motorola Solutions, Oak Park and River Forest High Jonah, a junior, said he thinks the Auxilium, named after the Latin solar-powered house is to use aTakeda Pharmaceuticals, Northrop School students Caml Santos team's innovative idea can become word for help, was designed specif- combination of active designs -Grumman and the Illinois State and Jonah Harlan were part of an a reality. ically for high school students,using elements like solar panels - University's Center for Renewable ambitious team that sought an "This is definitely an attainable many of whom complete commu- and passive designs, which relyEnergy partnered with the17 answer to a large and complex goal," he said. nity service hours but have no waymore on the orientation of aparticipating high schools for this question. On a more local level, studentsofloing those hours, she said. structure. year's challenge. "We were asked to come up withfrom Niles North High School "We thought thatwas a problem, "Active and passive are used a way to protect our country fromcreated Auxilium, a unique app so we wanted to solve it,' Mimestogether," said Isabella, a sopho- [email protected] EDUCATION BoardapprovesLincoln Hall reconstruction BY NATALIE HAYES school's main entrance, and Baileysecurity features and the doors2019, each grade level will betear down and rebuild the school. Pioneer Press said it would be one of the firstwill be relocated from the east sidedesignated to a separate floor, with Renovating versus rebuilding areas of the building to be recon- of the building to the west side,eighth-graders occupying the ma-could yield better results for the The District 74 school boardstructed. according to a site plan fromjority space on the firstfloor, school, said former school board approved a master reconstruction "Right now we have no securityArcon Architects, the firm con-seventh-graders on the secondVice President Georjean Hlepas project for Lincoln Hall Middleenvelope in the building, so oncetracted by the school district. floor and sixth-graders on theNickell, who retired from the School, centered on the additionyou get to the first-floor entry, Design renderings presented atthird floor. board last month. 1 of modern safety features and new you're already inside' Bailey said. a special school board meeting on Plans also show the addition of Hlepas Nickell said in February areas for science labs and student"It's like a split-level home, and ifMay 7 also show the adminis-larger rooms suitable for group-during a planning meeting for the services. you're not supposed to be there,tration offices, including the prin-based or combined-class instruc- reconstruction project that the Highlights of the project, whichyou can take off up or down, and cipal's and nurse's offices, lumpedtion, and Bailey said the new school district wouldn't have been District 74 says would start nextthat'sa huge concern of ourtogether near the main entrance. spaces would provide more op- able to accomplish the same things spring and could cost more than community." Major changes in the layout of portunities for teachers to collabo- they plantoget out of the $20 million, are an outdoor learn- Earlier this year, neighboringall three floors of the school arerate with other classes on lessons. renovations ifthey had torn down ing space connecting the cafeteriaSkokie School District 69 spentalso planned as part of the master "We'll have lots of opportun- and rebuilt the school. to classrooms and the library, theabout $4.6 million to upgrade the reconstruction plan, which wasities for integration," Bailey said. "We couldn't have built these addition of STEM lab space and a main entrances at Edison andapproved by the school board"The plan has been approved asamenities into that plan for this multipurpose student learningMadison elementary schools andduring the May 7 special board a concept, and there are still a lotdollar amount,' Hiepas Nickell center. at Lincoln Junior High. meeting. of detilc that need to be filled said District 74 Superintendent J0- Guests visiting those schools Most spaces in the school arein. As we gt closer to breaking "The integrity would have been seph Bailey said the most crucial now have to pass through multiple being reconfigured to create moreground, we'll continue to refine less than we expected," she added. need of the aging school, which is layers of security before being room for the school's increasinglythe plans." The school district has not nearly 70 years old, is to improve allowed into the hallways, in-technology-driven curriculum, The school board's approval ofannounced a specific funding pro- its security system so the school is cluding locked steel-enforcedwhich is dependent on havingthe renovation plans follows onposai for the project, but school outfitted to prevent modern-daydoors, background checks and aSTEM (science, technology, engi-the heels of a failed $25 millionofficials have said long-term fi- security threats. secure video-monitored holdingneeririg and math) labs for eachbond referendum the school nancing was a likely option. School districtofficials have room. grade level. board tried to push three years ago admitted that security flaws exist The new $2 million entrance By the time all three phases ofin an attempt to get communityNatalie Hayes is afreelance report- in the outdated design of thewill be updated with modemconstruction are completed bysupport behind previous plans to erfor Pioneer Press.

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nilesheraldspectator.com/survey 14 NEWS Bargain hunting Dozens line up for Glenviewgarage sale benefiting the seniorcenter BYKÄmE ANGELLLuc "The seniors do fund- "I like the senior Pioneer Press raising to support their activities and programs' center so much. It Martha Demko of Glen-Blinick said. "And this is a view checked her watch on way for them to bringkeeps me out of her left wrist. Ina fewmoney into the center to do minutes, she'd unlatch asome of the activities that mischief As some door on opening day, May they want to do." 21, at The East Wing Ga- The two-day sale drew would say it keeps rage Sale at the Glenview buyers of all ages. On open- me out of the Park Center in The Glen. ing morning, Maryella Wa Demko a wee leeryMekhitarian, 3, of Morton stores:' to open that door at 9 a.m.Grove, filled her shopping to a room where one couldbag with the assistance of Mary Ann Neuson, fill up a paper grocery baggrandparents Hrant and Morton Grove resident with itemsallforfive Araxi Mekhitarian. bucks? Maryella tried on a few "Are you kidding?" Dem-adult sunglasses. One over- stores." ko said. "They're going tosized pair was rejected be- The mission of The East kill each other when theycause it was "too short," sheWing Glenview Senior get in here!" said. Center, 2400 Chestnut Nearby were tables Rochelle Foreman ofAve., is to enhance lives groaning with to-die-forProspect Heights, a retiredthrough friendship, knowl- items like light lampshadesNiles East Maine Schooledge and recreation. and heavy glassware. District 63 math teacher "They're going tokill and part-time math tutorKane Angeli Luc is a free- KAPIE ANGELL LUC/PIONEEP PRESS PHOTOS me!" Demko joked. for Glenbrook High Schoollance reporter for PioneerBarry Janov of Northbrook, who recently retired as a dentist, looks at electronics. 'lt's No one perished. In fact,District 225, came to find Press. therapy," he said of attending garage sales."Ilove it. lt's fun." many smiled, springing to phones to repair and keep. life. Ten minutes into Dem- "I fix things, I'm very ko's bargain room, therecreative," Foreman said. "I was one casualty, though. sew, I do upholstery" oops, the sound of bro- Dr. Barry Janov, a dentist ken glass. from Northbrook, sought Overheard: "Sorry!" electronics like radios and Clean up in banquet ta-microphones. ble aisle one. "I just retired soit's A line of about 40 shop- therapy," Janov said. "I love pers had queued at Theit. I come here ail of the East Wing Glenview Senior time. it's always fun." Center about a half hour Maryanne Newton of before the $5 bargain room Glenview volunteeredat and general sale opened.the book table near Jean There were other tables to Nelson, a 60-year Glenview check out with items notresident and Mary Ann eligible to be stuffed in the Neuson of Morton Grove. all-you-can-cram bags. 'What we really need is But for $3, you couldan angel to underwrite it," snag something new, stillsaid Newton, who likes with price tags attachedreading mysteries and from a retail store near you. hopes to identify a mystery "It'salldonated andrevenue source for the sen- (money raised) is going to ior center. the senior center,"said "I like the senior center June Heller,a Glenviewso much," said Neuson, volunteer. who visits from Morton The garage saleisaGrove, in part because she fundraiser for the seniorhas children who live in center, said Denise BlinickThe Glen. "It keeps me out of Northbrook, senior cen- of mischief. As some would Right, Maryanne Newton of Glenview is a mystery literature lover and volunteer. Le, Mary Ann Neusonof Morton Grove is ter director. say, it keeps me out of thealso a volunteer. NEWS St. John Brebeuf Parish deacon ordained by Bishop Francis J. Kane B IGOR STUDEN1OV lak's duties will include per- pied by Soviet troops andto Canada for five years, but Pioneer Press forming ceremonies andbecame part of the Warsawthey returned to Chicago rites, caring for the poor,Pact block. While the goy-before the birth oftheir son, Pavel Jurkulak wasteaching Catholic doctrineernment didn't ban religionPatrick among fifteen men who and assisting ReMichaeloutright, it heavily discour- In 2002, the couple joined were ordained as permanent Meany, the parish's headait st John BrebeufL deacons of various parishes priest Meany said that he Jurkulak became in- Jurkulak said he was al- throughout Chicagoland has eagerly followed Jurku-volved with his local church, ways drawn toreligious May 17 by Bishop Francis J. laks progress and was happyacting as an altar server. The service. In summer of 2010, Kane at Holy Name Ca- to see him become a deacon.church'spriest, ReJanRev Tom May, Meany's thedral in Chicago.. Jurkulak was born in 1974 Krizek, was a formative in- predecessor, told him that Jurkulak will serve at the in asmall village. fluence in Jurkulak's life. he would make a good Niles' St John Brebeuf Par- His grandparents on his By the time he was adeacon. He spent three ish, joining three deacons mother's side lived in War-teenager, the Soviet Unionmonths thinkingitover, that already serve there. Asaw during World War IIcollapsed.Jurkulak toldmeditating and praying, be- KEVIN TANAKAJPIONEEÑ PRESS native of what was then and were sent to AuschwitzNiles Herald-Spectator thatfore finally deciding to pro- st. John Brebeuf in NUes April 24, after the passing of known as Czechoslovakia, concentration camp. he dreamed about moving to ceecL Cardinal George. he spent his formative years 'Pavel shared with meUnited States since he was Jurkulak said that he re- under a Communist govern- how his grandmother kept15, but it wasn't until 1993,ceived tremendous supportwas happy to see Jurkulak oveijoyed. ment that discouraged anythe faith by praying ev-when he was 19, that he was from both May and Meany, ordained. "Ican't express how sort of religious faith. eryday, which helped herable to make that dreamthe parish deacons and his "Congratulations, Deaconhappy I am," he said. "What Like all the other deacons, survive' wrote Meany in acome true. He originallywife and son - something Pavel!" he wrote. "You made an honor, what a grace. It's a Jurkulak spent four yearsletter to St John Brebeufsettledin Chicago area,which he has been veryit after more than ftur yearsgreat privilege to serv&' studying and interning to parishioners where he met the woman grateful for. of prayer, academic study prepare for the responsibil- After World War II,who would eventually be- In his letter to the parish- and formation. You made it!" I.gor Studenkov is a freelance ities of the position. Jurku- Czechoslovakia was occu-come his wife. They moved ioners, Meany said that he Jurkulak said that he was reporterfor Pioneer Press.

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Oak Park and River For- est High School's decades- N oldracialacademic NEW achievement gap will be the subject of a new documen- tary project that will be begin filmingthis upcoming i' school year. Filmmaker and Oak Park CUSTOM ER resident Steve James, who produced 1994's "Hoop Dreams" and 2012's "The Interrupters," is co-produc- ing the OPRF project with John Condne, the school's SPECIAL film and television teacher. KARTEMQUIN FILMS PHOTO Condne, who taught two ofViolence interrupter Ameena Matthews with producer and James' children, pitched thedirector Steve James In a scene from the film 'The Inter- project to the filmmaker rupters" SAVE UP TO 50% late last year. The plan is to produce awith race and achievementthe community The crews on Print and DigitalAdvertising* documentary mini-seriesand personally how it af-willbe diverse, James said. rather than a standalonefects teachers, administra- James and Condne also film, said James, who alongflou, staff and systemicallytook questions from the with Condne discussed thehow the whole system isaudience, most of which project during a meeting in affected by it," Condne said. focused on the film's shoot- OPRF's Little Theater on The District 200 Board ofing process in classrooms May18. Education, which governsand around the building. "' 'r James said the OPRF'sOPRE approved the film The privacy of students Warning igns achievement gap had been projectlastmonth. Thepotentially filmed but not an interest of his for some filmmakers have been talk-among the main subjects time. ingwith parents and facult3 was raised as a concern. "Even before Johnstaff and parent groupsParents asked if they'd be reached out to me, I said about the project. They plan notifiedif their students that for years it would be to spend this summer iden-were captured on tape. Qhicaon interesting to do a filmtifying and interviewing Karin Sullivan, the about the high school, to subjects for the film. James school's communications look at issues around racesaid they'll potentially finddirector, told the audience and achievement," said additionalsubjects when that the school would typi- James, who's lived in Oak filmingbegins this fall. cally be given three days of Park for 30 years. "I always He and Condne saidnotice before a film crew felt that this would be athey'recurrently lookingarrives to the building. But really interesting and im-into fundraising opportuni-she said the schoolwill portance place to do that." ties and potential broadcastwork with James and his Another rekain ziv Filmingwill occur duringpartners. crews concerning access in the 2015-2016 school year, The OPRF projectwillbeand around the school, and with a finished productproduced by James' Kar-that teachers will have ad- scheduled to be releasedternquin Films, a nonprofitvance notice. some time iii 2016. production company based Parents can also sign re- For more details, OPRF has struled toin Chicago. Along withleases to not have their close the racialachieve- "Hoop Dreams" and "Thechildren appear in the film, call 312-222-5995 and mention ment gap between its black Interrupters," the companyJames said, adding that he and white students for morehas produced other criti- sees this project, as well as New Customer Special or visit than 30 years. James' proj-cally acclaimed long andothers he's done, as a col- www.chicagotribunemediagroup.com/newcustomer ectwillfollow students short films, as well as docu- laboration with his subjects. from different racial andmentary mini-series. James For more information economic backgrounds, assaid he'd like to produceabout theproject,visit well as how the issue im-four to six hours for thewww.oprfhs.org/about/ Print and digital display advertising only Based on availability. pacts the entire school corn- OPRF rniniseties. Docurnentary-Film-Proj- dditional restrictions may apply. Ads must run before 6/28/15. munity. Two to three film crews ect.cfm. Offer not valid for current customers. "We're looking at shoot-will shoot at various times ingayear inthe high school,at OPRF, aswellasat Terry Dean is a freelance starting in the fall, dealingsubjects' homes and around reporterfor Pioneer Press. NEWS Teens play Soldier Field for autism

BY DAYNA FIELDS [Skydeck] should comemaking their way onto thevolved." Pioneer Press here because I noticed theyfield. Many stopped to rock Thousands attended the had bands here. So I wasout with the teen musicians. walk on May 16 to help raise A local teenage rock band able, with help from my One of those people was funds for research and pro- got a chance to play formom and connections, toLiz Feld, president of Au-grams that "are changing thousands of people at Chi-get them here" tism Speaks, who said Sky-the future for those who cago's Soldier Field, thanks Pick is friends with Colindeck's much-needed energystrule with autism." This to Northbrook's Zach Pick,Hanus and Alex Williams,was welcomed at the earlyyear'seventraised a14-year-old with goodwho both attend Woodmorning hour. Like many$906,401. The goal was connections. Oaks Junior High School inothers, she clapped along $1,350,000. Pick has participated in Northbrook.Stephenwith the music before pro- Williamshas been Chicago's annual Walk Now Thompson of Skokie playsceeding on to registration. playingdrums for five years, for Autism Speaks for theguitar, and Cole McLaugh- But first she took a videoand has been with the band past three years. He is also alin is on drums. of Skydeck's performancesince it formed in January big fan of his friends' band, Just inside the main gateand posted it to the Autism 2014. He said he was happy Skydeck. of Soldier Field, SkydeckSpeaks Facebook page. She with his band's perform- DAYNA FIELDS/PIONEER PRESS On May 16, he helpedrocked out to songs likealsopersonally thankedance that morning, but he Colin Hanus (left) and Cole McLaughlin perform at Soldier secure a half-hour time slot "Rock And Roll All Nite" bythem for their time andwas especially glad to be Field. for the localteen band,Kiss; "My Generation" bytalents. able to support autism re- which woke up the lake-The Who; and "Fortunate "They were great, and I search. nity to show the band'sat venues and events like front at 8 am. with the best Son" by Creedence Clear-can't tell you how inspired I "It means a lot to me, I'vesupport for the cause. Northbrook Days, Six Flags rock 'n' roll classics of thewater Revival. am and we are as an organi- got a lot of friends affected "We really like to help Great America, The Alley in 'óOs, '70s and '80s. As families, friends andzation to have this genera-by autism," he said. "I feelpeople in need, and weHighwood and the Winnet- "I am very involved inkids walked into the maintion of kids focused on really proud to support it." thought this was a great way ka Sidewalk Sale. They coy- Autism Speaks.Imyselfgate of the large stadium to raising awareness about au- Lead singer Hanus ech-to show that we care abouter classic music from The have ADHD, so I know from register for the 3-mile walktism. and helping the largeroed that sentiment, sayingpeople, and we're very ex- Beatles to Styx and others. experience, andIreally along thelakefront thatcommunity" she said. "It he appreciates the publicitycitedthat we got this support Autism Speaks," morning, they were greetedsends a great message to boost from his friend, Zachchance," he said. Dayna Fields is a freelance Pick said. "So I thoughtwith live rock music beforetheir own peers to get in- Pick, as well as the opportu- Skydeck has also played reporterfor Pioneer Press.

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Each graduat- And you will even need to learn to 2015: encounter any point of view that strayed ing class, each generation of college gradu-protect speech you find repugnant. Today, you are officially coming out offrom the party line or the groupthink of theates, has a duty to take all they've learned For listening leads to wisdom, dialogue your cocoon. That's what the place wherecampus, and didn't encounter any work ofand contribute what they can to making ourleads to education, an open mind leads to you have spent the last four years have been art or literature or bit of history thatsociety a better place. true tolerance arid free speech is the only for you. triggered a remembrance of some awful The generations before you have done so, path to guarantee freedom for all. Your college campus has been a protec-past experience. and the result is a better world than what You have the education, the knowledge tive shell, where the school administrators, I'm here to tell you that the real world their predecessors had left for them. and the skills to do great things. Use those your college professors and fellow class-isn't really like that But the work of making the world a gifts wisely. mates have tried to make sure you didn't In the real world, you are really going tobetter place has yet to be completed. It is up hear anything that disturbed your sensibil-need that tolerance you boasted about to you to carry on. Randy Blaser is afreelance columnistfor the ities or rocked your woridview, did nothaving so much of. For you are going to I want to caution you that the world Pioneer Press. We humans havean SCOTT STANTIS attentionspanproblem Attention span is the We are less able to focus amount of time on one task, the kind of Um, sorry where was concentration that pro- I? My mind wandered. j , duced the Sistine Chapel Oh, yes. Attention 1:.r-'..- and Beethoven's Ninth span is the amount of :: °mphony, for example. time one can spend on a But, oh boy, can we task without being dis- PAlm SAsso& multitask: 75 percent of tracted. respondents to one survey New research finds the attention span use other portable electronic devices for humans is about eight seconds. This while watching TV the average office is down from 12 seconds in the year worker checks his or her email 30 times 2000. Not geod news. every houri a British survey found that What makes it even worse news is that the average person switches between the attention span ofa goldfish is nine electronic devices 21 times an hour. seconds. They beat us by a whole second. Wow! Not only can we no longer con- The research on humans was done by centrate long enough to compose Bee- Microsoft and also by the National Cen- thoven's Ninth Symphony, we don't have ter for Biotechnology Information at the the attention span to even listen to it. And National Library of Medicine. to add insult to injury there are those There apparently are three kinds of goldfish. Even goldfish can concentrate attention span: longer than you and I can? . Sustained attention: the ability to Scientists can testyou and me. But just SCOTT STANTIS/CHICAGO TRIBUNE focus on one task continuously how do they measure a gnldflsh's atten- s Selective attention: the ability to tion span? I uncovered one way scientists respond when distractions arise measured goldfish memory Scientists s Alternating attention: what we now placed food around a Lego block in a fish call multitasking tank for several weeks and then took Researchers had 2,000 people take away the block. 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ALL DRIVE. No drama. 20 OPINION The evolvingnature of language Recently, while speaking The whole exchange with two fellow writers with the writer got me about a non-writing issue I thinking about how many used a term that offended loaded terms I've seen one of them enough to evolve in my lifetime. When speak up. Hardly my proud- bias, discrimination and/or est moment superiority in relation to We were talking about a CinusTIrw WOLF others comes through, a developer who allegedly term can be offensive no stole money from several of my neighbors, matter who the audience or the intended plead guilty and ultimately went to jail - message. someone I referred to in shorthand as a As John M. Robinson ofthe U.S. Office of "shyster?' Civil Rights wrote in a 2012 issue of State Sure that I must not be aware, my friend Magazine, "Language is a living channg told me the word was actually anti-Semitic. and evolving medium, but over time, words "It is?" I asked, embarrassed and con- create innuendo. Unconventional usage ftised Replaying our conversation in my becomes slang or takes on a completely mind, I stuttered an apology "I am so sorry opposite meaning from the oiinal. In I had no idea" interactingwith individuals different from How many times had I used that term? ourselves, we attempt to use language in How many others had I offended? As pas- ways that are not offensive, hoping that our sionate as I am about words, how had I intended audience understands the mean- never known ofthe term's offensive conno- ing we're trying to convey" tation? Keeping in mind that language use is, in Exploringthe etymology ofthe word, I fact, a deeply personal choice,it's up to each found a range ofcontradictory opinions one ofus to contribute to life's storyor else online. A wordsmith provided a brief his- watch its narration from a place of apathy. tory lesson about the term's anti-Semitic And to the writer who took the time to overtones (linked to a Shakespearean char- share her perspective about an offensive acter, Shylock) - a lesson which another word, it will never matter to me from where source actually declared incorrect. the anti-Semitic connection originated. What is clear is that the evolution of our What matters is that you shared that con- language is impacted by numerous factors - nection so that I might share it with others. including context history, knowledge, audi- Mission accomplished. ence and delivery - and that it's our respon- sibility as its stewards to guide its evolution Christine Wolfis afreelance columnist for E toward greater cultural sensitivity. Pioneer Press. R1flÇ -n

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My mother always said that a house is a thief. There's always something to repair, do, or maintain that costs you money. That's why as I've gotten older I've occasionally dreamt ofbeing a condo owner. Although I'm sure there's still plenty inside to BELWPGET JEAN LOUIS/GETTY IMAGES/PIXLANO do, outside there's no lawn Condo buying has increased - ¡n some cases almost to mow, no maintenance to doubled - in Oak Park and surrounding areas. handle, and exterior needs are taken care ofby as- Century 21 McMullen on 16 condos on the market, sessment fees. Yep, I could Chicago's Northwest Side, said Powell. definitely see livin' easy in a gave me some good insight "We're getting more and condo. on the condo market in more multiple offers' But wait a minute, be- Harwood Heights, where which is unusual for Elm- cause with a condo you also values have come back wood Park, Powell said. have to think about a condo about 15 percent in the last "There are a lot more buy- board - including possible year-and-a-half. ers out there this spring." rogue board members who "They went down almost Meanwhile, if you're vote for things you have no 30 percent, so we're about looking to buy or sell a say over, like no dogs al- halfway back," said Paoli. condo, Saxena offers this lowed or what type of flow- When I mentioned that advice: Sellers should stage ers have to be planted. wasn't too bad, Paoli called the condo and have it as Do I want someone it "fairly decent," adding, close to turnkey condition making simple decisions "Anything is better than as possible, Saxena called it for me? Because that hap- down." a "suitcase home" where pens in condo living. Add There's a good stock of you just come in and un- sometimes-hefty assess- condos and "lots of units pack. ments to property taxes, for sale" in Harwood "That's what really ap- and you can be looking at a Heights, said Paoli. Those peals," said Saxena. "Every- pricey monthly expense. listed between $150,000 one is busy and they like to But the condo market is and $300,000 are selling see that" starting to make a big best, he said. Buyers should make sure comeback, I'm told. It had "In Elmwood Park, any- to do their research on the stagnated for awhile, but thing priced under building. Remember, with low interest rates and in- $150,000 is going pretty condos, your future and creased consumer confi- quick," said Carin Powell, investment is tied in with dence are boosting local an agent with Hometown your neighbors. Make sure sales. Realty, which is on the you understand the build- Reintroducing Chicago's Condo buying has in- 7700 block ofWest Bel- ing's financials as well as its original entertainment guide creased - and in some mont Avenue, across the rental ratios," she said. cases almost doubled - in street from Elmwood Park, "A home is a home but F\jrItI ,:çfli. fl_)AÇ'It H t \'tr Oak Park and its surround- where condo sales are also it's also one ofthe biggest ing areas, according to up. financial investments," said ti,' ' ' .Il Baird & Warner of Oak In the past year, low- Saxena. "We have to guard ¡(fly.Iffl' .I(tIç(r IfT Park broker Swati Saxena. priced inventory has gone our investments." "Condo sales are up from up "dramatically," said this time last year quite a Powell. "It's hard to find Felicia Dechter is a freelance bit," said Saxena. "Now is a anything under $100,000." columnistfor Pioneer Press. good time to buy, but it's Inventory in Elmwood Got a real estate-related also a great time to sell." Park is "pretty low" and as story idea? Email her at o Barry Paoli, owner of of May19 there were only [email protected]. I. 22 REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

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Evanston Mihrija Skrijelj BrianACiarkEstate 04-20-15 $141,000 ton Heights 2033 Sherman Ave, # 208, Steven Brostoff EugeniaLopez 04-20-15 $185,000 922 N Beverly In, Arlington Cory M Chaplin A Julie Z Chaplin Ki Keilen 04-23-15 $230,000 Evanston Heights 1916 Foster St, Evanston Roel Renteria Gliese Development 04-20-15 $200,000 1711 WOlive St, Arlington Joshua J lmrisek & Lisa M North Mark Construction Lic 04-21-15 $243,000 Heights lmrisek 911 Maple Ave, # 2h, Evanston Elaine Hannon Jason Bressier 04-27-15 $215,000 1103W Euclid Ave, Arlington James Walsh & Megan Walsh Andrew W Bajorat 04-23-15 $313,000 1228 Emerson St, 2 601, Evans- Lauren Anderson Grandbend lic 04-23-15 $216,000 Heights ton 306w VIctoria Ln, Arlington Edward Y Powers Jr & Christine James Siewerth 04-24-15 $332,500 1018 Main St, # 3, Evanston Ryan M High & Anna J High Jason A Morhart 04-22-lS $235.000 Heights C Powers 140 Custer Ave, # 1, Evanston Samuel Hubbard & Ashema Davidlabinski 04-22-15 $239,000 1215 W Keating Dr, Arlington Joseph A Thompson & Diane M Terri Lehne 04-23-15 $365,000 Powell Heights Thompson 1503 Washington St, Evanston John Kennedy Farrell & Megan Ruth Adele Payne 04-27-15 $285.000 622 S Dunton Ave, Arlington Sarah Krause Jennifer T Meid 04-21-15 $370.000 Kennedy Farrell Heights 1228 Emerson St, # 307, Evans- Lingling Zhang & Niandi Xiang Augustine Park 04-23-15 $286.000 1522 N Pine Ave, Arlington Rana Hong & Insup Hong Erika Rice 04-23-15 $380.000 ton Heights 1580 Sherman Ave, # PHOO, Eric C Yarneil Ruggero Rossi 04-23-15 5300,500 1514 N Beverly Ln, Arlington Eric J Miedema A Sara M Suzanne M Farei 04-27-15 $405,000 Evanston Heights Miedema 1425 Brummel St, Evanston Omar Gutierrez & Sarah Taylor William R Collier 04-23-lS $315.000 1306 S Walnut Ave, Arlington James R Lima lii & Julie L Lima Philip W Klein 04-22-15 $407.500 1834 Grant St, Evanston Paul Hoffmann & Bilha Salomon Mark W Alien 04-23-15 $325.000 Heights 2407 Payne St, Evanston Constance Johnson Kelly Mckee 04-20-15 $330,000 330 S Windsor Dr, Arlington Allison Wadhams Casimer Badynee 04-24-15 $410,000 Heights 1222 Darrow Ave, Evanston Traci Wozniak & Abigail Lynn Mary Trujillo 04-27-15 $368.000 317 S Stratford Rd. Arlington Stephen E Rigney & Catherine M Daniel J Simons 04-23-15 $415.000 3333 Grant St, Evanston Christopher Syversen & Sarah W Kirsten Haake 04-21-15 $372,000 Heights Rigney Syversen 515 N Chestnut Ave, Arlington John O Leahy & Kelly Leahy David E Hansen 04-22-15 $425,000 651 Hinman Ave, # 15, Evanston Lorraines Mcdaniel & Freddie D 651 653 Hinman Lic 04-21-15 $375,000 Heights Mcdaniel Jr 2207 E Michael Manor Ln. Brett J Guerard & Carrie L Donai Hutson 04-24-15 $437.000 3451 Harrison St, Evanston Andrew R Nelson & Victor Mor JosephASmith 0420-l5 $410,000 Arlington Heights Guerard Avi 91 1 W Whiting Ln. Arlington Robert Overbeck & Maureen Pisors Trust 04-24-15 $453,000 1570 Elmwood Ave, 2 606, Lyndsey Mckay Eugenia N Debuk 04-22-15 $490,000 Heights Coleman Overbeck Evanston 406 N Dwyer Ave, Arlington Partii Shaha A Vaieria Pugliese John B Muas lii 04-22-15 $519,500 2423 Cowper Ave. Evanston Tom Milier& IciarNiharra Jerald P Crandall 04-23-15 $503,500 Heights 2313 Prospect Ave, Evanston Daniel Sack A Lynn Hart Matthew S Woodard 04-23-15 5505,000 ErikaEng&Brian Eng Thomas A Pacyk 04-20-15 $S75,000 lllOEViatorCt.Arlington 728 Lincoln St, Evanston Joseph Perkoski & Nancy North Shore Builders i Inc 04-22-15 $1,357,000 HeIghts Perskoski 103 S Waterman Ave, Arlington Nicole G RoscianO 04-23-15 WiliiamJDasso 5690,000 10341 Dearlove Rd. 2 E. GlenviewMarius Bolchis Marta M Bog 0423-ls $135,000 Heights 1959 Ammer Ridge Ct. 8 202, Randy Burgess Maureen E Moloney 04-27-15 $205,000 Scott R Peterson & Katherine A Drh Cambridge Homes Inc 04-27-15 1819 N Mitchell Ave, Arlington $765,000 Gienview Heights Peterson 804 Glendale Rd. Gienview Stevan J Vojcanin & Siadjana - Thao T Quinn 04-24-15 5275,000 1224 N Race Ave, Arlington Desiree V Benson & Matt J Avery DrIi Cambridge Homes Inc 04-21-15 $267.500 Heights Volcanic 8528 Frontage Bd, Morton Grove Syed Afzal Kidwai Fannie Mae M-2315 $190,000 1 147 Miller In, # 104, Buffalo Anita Ivansone Kimberly E Esquivel 04-27-15 $51,500 Grove 7336 Lake St, Morton Grove Lara Yako Fannie Mae 04-20-15 $240,000 3 Oak Creek Dr, # 1403, Buffalo Corey Apian A Danira Valera Federal Home Loan Mtg Corp 04-27-15 $70,000 5601 Carol Ave, Morton Grove Patrick T Denicola & Ann E John J Flood Jr 04-2015 $286.000 Grove Dimaria 225 Lake Blvd, # 509, Buffalo Zoya Sipen Ricky J Schlossberg 04-23-15 $170,000 9513 Overhill Ave, Morton Grove Jeffrey S Diliner & Maria Dillner Wax Trust 04-24-15 $285.000 Grove 8600 Georgiana Ave, Morton James A O Dell Jr & Casey J BernadetteAquino Landgraf 04-21-15 $329.000 385 StilIwell Dr, Buffalo Grove Thomas W Birdsall & Linda S Robert Atkinson 04-21-15 $263,000 Grove Duncan Birdsall 9078 W Heathwood Dr, # 6A, Ámel Tatlic & Edina Tatlic ColieenAmos 0-4-22-15 $105,000 1073 Harvard Ln, Buffalo Grove Robert Bailey & Laura Bailey Jeffrey M Rozanski 04-21-15 $278,500 Niles 1364 E Algonquin Rd. Des PlainesWieslaw Poniatowski us Bank Trust Na Trustee 04-21 - 15 $55,000 7021 W Touhy Ave, # 304. Nues Letter Cani & Laureta Cani Catherine A Hoeh Estate 04-27-15 $199,000 1368 S Cora St, Des Plaines Tom Borchard Alicia Puzan 04-20-15 $74,000 8701 N National Ave, Nues Jan M Symkow & Bemadetta Z North Shore Holdings Ltd 04-23-15 $225,000 Symkow 9331 Landings In, A 604, Des George W Neuhaus & Madelyn M Magdalena Andula 04-23-15 5107,000 Plaines Neuhaus 8202 W Oak Ave, Nues Leonid Fayan & Alla Nazarov Aleksander Cielma 04-21-IS $255,000 1869 Pine St, Des Plaines Arnita Kennedy V & T Investment Corp 04-21-lS $133.900 9252 N Courtland Dr, Nues Rony Isiewa & Tony Isiewa Richard Hasenkamp Estate 04-24-15 $290,000 659 S Des Plaines River Rd. # 3*, Jorge Mustaffa RIvera A Maria E Patricia A Jacob 04-22-15 $145,000 7902 N Neya Ave, Hiles Michael C Martinez & Georgia Na Knudsen Trust 04-2115 $294,000 Des Plaines Camacho 8118 N Washington St, Niles Peter Przekota & Kelly Przekota Chris B Vadevoulis 04-27-15 $325,000 8843 Robin Dr, # E. Des Plaines Bernadetta Kutkowska & Pawel Michael Margolis 04-22-15 $153,500 Iabno 8553 N Oleander Ave, Nues Corey Anthony Achino & CristinaSharon L Achino 04-22-15 $350,000 Diaz 598 Dawn Ct, Des Plaines Angel Resendez & Inocensia Bohdan Pryshlyak 04-27-15 $158,000 04-20-15 $398,000 Resenden 634 N Dee Rd, Park Ridge Pongthawee Chulirashaneekorn John Wojciechowski & Kimberly Spaude 38 Dover Dr, Des Plaines Vasyl Hryhorysyn Schroeder Trust 04-24-15 5177,000 227 Giliick St, Park Ridge James X Finnerty & Kimberly K Daniel Press 04-21-15 $444,000 466 Radcliffe Ave, Des Plaines Mallory Volocyk Larry A Whitney 04-23-15 $210,000 Finnerty 1670 MIII St, # 404. Des Plaines Mary Jo Carroll Amy Walker 04-20-15 5211,000 921 Wesley Dr, Park Ridge John C Baron g Sarah H Baron Desmond A Mizdrak 04-20-15 $467,500 963 Hollywood Ave, Des Plaines Joseph R Dorner & Cristin M Gregory ToOt 04-27-15 $215,000 913 S Aldine Ave, Park Ridge Mary Anichini & Anthony Gregory Grabijas 0421-15 $470,000 Yacob Anichini 410 S Western Ave, O 308. Des Sharonette J Robinson & SeOS MStone Gate Of Des Plaines Lic 04-27-15 $225,000 637 N Hamlin Ave, Park Ridge Phuc T Hoang & Sherry S Hoang Timothy W Gatz 04-22-15 $750,000 Plaines Duquesnay 521 N Ashland Ave, Park Ridge James B Hill li & Lisa Hill Brookfieid Relocation Inc 04-27-15 $1,190,000 1769 Pratt Ave, Des Plaines Parker Caby A Meghan Leahy Ronald G Mulholiand 04-23-15 5255,000 957 E Walnut Ave, Des Plaines Franca Taccogna RataI Adamczyk 04-20-15 $285.000 480 Cornell Ave, Des Plaines John Strommen & Katarzyna Anthony Lobianco 0422-15 $286,500 Strommen This list is not intended to be a complete record of all real estate transactions. ils Cavan In, Des Plaines Georgy Das & Sibyl Das Krzysztof Klim 94-23-15 5345,000 Data compiled by Record Information Services . 630-557-1000 u pubiic-record.com REAL ESTATE HOMES IN YOUR AREA 23

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"Working with kids is just such a nice "From the second we walked in, it felt way to spend your day." right," said Davis. "It was inviting and Those are the words of Bonnie Clatch,warm, and you can see how the caretakers whose love of children lead her to startcare about the children. All the children Poko Loko, the Glenview-based earlygive them hugs when they walk into a learning center, with her late husband,classroom, and that speaks a lot." Richard, 50 years ago. "They are very involved with your kids, Not only is Poko Loko celebrating itsand really take the time to know each golden anniversary, but student's personality," said Clatch, along with her son,"From the second Melinda Wainscott whose David and daughter-in-law, two children attend Poko Karen, who are the directorswe walked in, it feltLoko. "My daughter is more of the center, just launched shy than my son, and they their new Morton Groveright It was invit- take that into account when location. it comes to my kids' needs." "We were looking to ex-in.g and warm, and Bonnie Clatch holds a JACKIE PILOSSOPH/CHICAGO TRIBUNE PHOTOS pand to accommodate moreyou can see how degree in education fromBonnie Clatch (right), who foundedPoko Lokoin1965,(shown here with her daughter-in- kids, and Morton Grove is a Northeastern Illinois Uni- law, Karen and son, David, both who are directors of the company.) neighboring community ofthe caretakers careversity, and spent four years Glenview that seemed to be as a first grade teacher in a natural fit for what weabout the children. Chicago Public Schools be- offer,"said David Clatch, fore opening Poko Loko in who lives in Glenview withAll the children giveGlenview in 1965. Karen and their four chil- She said the idea to open dren. them hugs when the center stemmed from Poko Loko, which is lo-they walk into a seeing the need for more cated on Dempster Street, educational child care facili- justwest of the Edensclassroom. and thatties, as well as her passion Expressway,isabright, for working with children. clean and colorful 9,000-speaks a lot" "I enjoy them so much, square-foot space that sits which is why I'm still work- under a boat truss ceiling. It- Meen Davis, Poko Lokoing,"said 75-year-old includes eight classrooms, asparent Clatch, who lives in Lin- well as an indoor and out- colnshire. "They're so easy door playground, and has to make happy." the capacity for 100 children, as opposed David Clatch carne to work at Poko to 159 in Glenview. Loko in1991 when hisfather died The center, which accepts childrenunexpectedly. from ages 6 weeks through kindergarten, "I came here to help my mom out and offers full-day and half-day programs thatnever left," he said. "I have always loved are taught and supervised by a staff of 20. this place. There's nowhere else you can "You have to love yourjob to work here'go to work and get a hug and a big smile said Karen Clatch. "The average lengthwhen you walk in the door. This is a nice our staff has worked here is 18 years, andlife." they truly love the children. It's like a Poko Loko is located at 5645 Dempster family here." St., in Morton Grove. To learn more, visit Poko Loko, which also has schools inwww.pokolokochildcare.com or call 847- Wheeling and Libertyville offers a themed 966-8131. curriculum that changes every month, and includes both a Spanish and a musicJackie Pilossoph is a freelance reporter for teacher. Children are given catered mealsPioneer Press. and snacks, that are well-balanced, and Poko Lokooffers a themed curriculum that changes every month, and includes both a include a variety of ethnic foods as well. Twitter ®lovessentially Spanish and a music teacher. COMMUNITY CALENDAR

Listings are subject to change. The American Legion, Post 134, is seek- that provided for so much joy leads to Senior Center for more information. i Please call the venue in advance. ingvolunteers to raise fundsfor Poppy tragic results. Four courageous women p.m. Friday, Park Ridge Park District - Days to help veterans.Solicitor permits upend their lives with a determination Senior Center, 100 S. Western Ave., Park are available for Morton Grove and to change the future in this new mu- Ridge, $2 Members/$3 Guests, 847-692- Thursday, May 28 Niles on Dempster Street and Harlem sical. 7:30 p.m. Thursday, 8 p.m. Friday, 3597 Avenue. Work a few hours in a desig- 2:30 & 8 p.m. Saturday, 2:30 p.m. Sun- The Diary of Anne Frank:The classic nated area or solicit donations. For day, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, 2:30 & 7:30 p.m. Duplicate Bridge:The senior center production explores the life of a young more information, call Ken Trumbull at Wednesday, Northlight Theatre, 9501 offers a friendly bridge game every Jewish girl in biding for two years dur- 847-663-0539.6 a.m. daily, The Ameri- Skokie Blvd., Skokie, $15-$54, 847-673- Friday morning. 9 a.m. Friday, Park ing World War 11.8 p.m. Thursday- can Legion Post 134,6144 West Demp- 6300. Ridge Senior Center, 100 S. Western Friday, 4 & 8 p.m. Saturday, 2 & 6p.m. ster St., Morton Grove Ave., Park Ridge, free, 847-692-5127 Sunday, Writers Theatre, 664 Vernon Global Water Scarcity - Something Ave., Glencoe, $35-$75, 847-242-6000 A Jewish Look at Spiritual Support to worry about on the shores of the During Times of illness:Have you Great Lakes?:Features two local Saturday, May 30 Later Life:A.R. Gurney's play follows ever wondered what Judaism has to say water experts, Henry Henderson, Mid- two people that meet at a party an- to those who struggle with chronic west Director ofthe Natural Resources "Doubt: A Parabie":Writers Theatre drekindle a romance that began 30 illness such as cancer? Join Rabbi Jo- Defense Council and Peter Mulvaney, presents John Patrick Shanley's play years ago. 8 p.m. Thursday-Saturday, 3 seph Ozarowski, Rabbinic Counselor Sustainability Specialist at Skidmore, about a progressive pastor whose con- p.m. Sunday, Oil Lamp Theater, 1723 and Chaplain at Jewish Child and Fami- Owings & Merrill, who present the ductisquestioned by a school principal. Glenview Road, Glenview, $35, 847- ly Services and look at classic Jewish global picture ofwater scarcity and how 4 p.m. Saturday, 8 p.m. Saturday, Glen- 834-0738 texts, explore Jewish spirituality at water is used within the USA, followed coe Union Church, 263 Park Ave., Glen- times ofillness, as well as discuss expe- by the importance oflegal and social coe, $35-$70, 847-242-6000 Fiber Art Exhibit:A unique fiber art riences. Program co-sponsored by Can- protections ofthe Great Lakes Basin. 7 presentation by Charlotte Kaplan. Now cer Wellness Center and Jewish Heal- p.m. Thursday, Wilmette Public Library Men's A cappella Concert: New through May 31, at the Midwest Care ing Network of Chicago atJCFS. Call to 1242 Wilmette Ave., Wilmette, free, Tradition Chorus:An award winning Center fromMonday through Friday register. 6 p.m. Thursday, Cancer Well- 847-256-5025 men's chorus brings the best four part, a 8:30 a.m. -5 p.m. Save Sunday May31 ness Center, 215 Revere Drive, North- cappella, harmony sound around. Also from 1-4 p.m. for a reception with re- brook, free, 847-509-9595 Grow an organic vegetable garden: featured, the internationally ranked freshments on the last day of the exhib- Collaborate with other teens to plan a quartet, After Hours. Besides the 2 p.m. it. 9a.m. Thursday, Midwest Palliative & The Doolittie Raid:After the stunning garden, sow seeds, care for plants and matinee show, a limited availability for Hospice Care Center, 2050 Claire defeat at Pearl Harbor, FDR ordered the harvest produce to share with friends those interested in the exclusive dinner Court, Glenview, Free admission, 847- military to find a way to strike back at and family.4:45 p.m. Thursday, West and show special event that same eve- 612-1804 seemingly invulnerable Japan. The Park, 3555 Lake Ave., Wilmette, $153- ning at 6 p.m. for a package price of Doolittle Raid is a humbling, heroic, and $191, 224-392-2275 $38.2 p.m. Saturday, Glenbrook South Take Charge of Your Health: Focus heart-stopping story ofcourage against High School, 4000 W. Lake Ave.. Glen- on Arthritis:This weekly series fo- all odds and the tale ofthe men who Friday, May 29 view, $16-$22, 800-746-9246 cuses on arthritis management. 12:30 carried it out. Come learn more about p.m. Thursday, Glenview Park Center, this intriguing story with historian Park Ridge Farmers Market -- Kent 2400 Chestnut Ave., Glenview, free, Barry Bradford. i p.m. Thursday, North "Great American Tail Taies":When Rose entertains:Kent Rose brings 847-724-5670 Shore Senior Center, 161 Northfield several young kids stumble into a dusty family friendly live musical entertain- Road, Northfield, $10 member; $13 exhibit during a museum field trip, their ment to Park Ridge's second outdoor Power Employment Workshop: non-member, 847-784-6030 adventure comes to life. Together they farmers market ofthe 2015 season. Instructors from the Business and Ca- meet the beloved characters of Ameri- Market is open every Saturday until 1 reer Services of the Illinois WorkNet Why the Humanities Matter in an can foildore - Annie Oakley, Davy p.m., Memorial Day thru October. Shop Center in Arlington Heights discuss Age of Cultural Chaiienge: 10 a.m. Crocket, Pecos Bill, Annie Christmas, for fresh produce, olive oils, flowers, resumes and cover letters, online job Thursday, North Shore Senior Center, John Heruy and more. Through story, pickles, pasta, baked goods and meat. applications, and interviewing to help 161 North1eld Road, Northfield, $30 dance, and song, they learn more than Knife sharpening is also at the market. in one's job search. To register, go to member; $39 nonmember (series cost), history is alive and vibrant while dis- 8:30 aim Saturday, 15 S. Prairie Ave., worknetncc.com and click on Events, 847-784-6030 covering that sometimes fact and fiction Park Ridge, free, 847-318-5217 then Power Employment. Contact work together to create unforgettable Deirdre Junta at djuntabcsillinois.org "Cities of Light":Rebecca Joy Fletch- legends. 7 p.m. Friday, 2 & 6 p.m. Sat- Organic and Locally-grown Seed- with any questions. 9:30 a.m. Thursday, er in her one-woman musical cele- urday, 3 p.m. Sunday, Prairie Lakes iings Saies to Benefit The Talking Morton Grove Public Library, 6140 brating the vital and brilliant world of Theatre, 515 E. Thacker St., Des Plaines, Farm:Buy locally-grown plants for Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, 847- European-Jewish cabaret between the $9-$12, 847-516-2298 your vegetable garden. These one-of-a- 965-4220 wars. Also performing, David Chack kind seedling sales include2ovarieties brings to life his personal connections MGPL Grand Re-opening:Come ofcool and warm weather vegetables Do more with Word 2010:This fol- to some ofthe great music contributed explore the newly remodeled library and herbs. Open weekends onlythrough low-up to Introduction to Microsoft to the American songbook in The Salon and see all the possibilities the new May 31. It closes at i p.m. 10 am. Sat- Word 2010 workshop covers page lay- ofJewish-American Song. SkokieThea- space offers! Start with a couple hours urday-Sunday, The Howard Street outs, working with columns, bullet tre.org. 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Skokie ofcrafts for kids and teens - Music, Farm, 3669 Howard Street, Skokie. points, and more. Registration limited Theatre, 7924 N. Lincoln Ave., Skokie, drawings, raffles, refreshments. Dedica- $3-$5 per plant to six. Morton Grove residents have $26.50 adults; $22.50 seniors; $18 stu- tion and ribbon cutting 6:30 p.m. Con- priority Prerequisite: Introduction to dents, 847-677-7761 cert by Suenos Latin Jazz in the Baxter Preserving Survivor Stories inter- Microsoft Word 2010 workshop, or Room. 4 p.m. Friday, Morton Grove act with "New Dimensions In Testi- basic familiarity with Word 2010 re- "Shining Lives: A Musical":It's 1922 Public Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave., Mor- mony" Technoiogy:Illinois Holocaust quired. 7 p.m. Thursday, Morton Grove and the young women of Chicago's ton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 Museum is the first world-wide testing Public Library 6140 Lincoln Ave., Mor- Radium Dial Company are living a site for New Dimensions in Testimony, ton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 dream - earning good wages and beam- Dominoes Tournament:Come on the an interactive educational tool that ing with new-found independence. last Friday ofthe month for a friendly permits students far into the future to American Legion Seeks Volunteers: After years ofhand painting watch competition. 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Calendar,fromPrevious Page Monday, June 1 'talk' with Holocaust Survivors about their life experiences. Free with Muse- "Pedals and Pipes, Stars and um admission. Ask Holocaust Survivor Strlpesl":North Shore Chapter of the Pinchas Gutter any question, and "natu- SUHMER American Guild oførganists. A concert ral language" technology software re- ofpatriotic favorites for organ by some trieves an appropriate response, cre- ofthe North Shore's finest organists. ating an interactive dialogue. noon 7:15 p.m. Monday, Glenview Communi- Saturday, Illinois Holocaust Museum ty Church, 1000 Elm St, Glenview, free, TRAVEL and Education Center, 9603 Woods 847-724-2210 Drive, Skokie, free, 847-967-4800 Tech Talk:Join this Internet user dis- Wllmette Farmers Market:Shop for Everythingyou need to know to cussion group-a monthly Q&A for ex- fruits, vegetables, flowers, cheeses, ploring websites, social media, online meats and breads from local and re- navigate Chicago's airports likea searching, and the library's electronic gional vendors. 8 a.m. Saturday, Wil- resources. Topics vary monthly. New mette Village Center, Along 12th Street z members always welcome. Just drop in. pro, just in time for vacation season. and Wílmette, Central and Greenleaf 7 p.m. Monday, Glenview Public Li- avenues, Wilmette, Free brary, 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview, free, 847-729-7500 Sunday, May 31 SPECIAL REPORT: Is the CPD still undercounting murders? hoopla, MyMedlaMall & Zinlo IndI- vidual Appointments:Meet with 2015 Oral Cancer Foundation 5k trained Library staff for a 45-minute Walk/Run for Awareness: Afamily one-on-one session and learn how to FUNdraising event to spread awareness download books, audiobooks, maga- about current trends and risk factors for zines, movies, TV shows, or music to oral and head and neck cancers. Free your portable device. Visit or call the screenings for all participants. Certified Reader Services Desk at ext. 7600 for 5K course with awards for top finishers questions, to register, and for appoint- and fundraisers. Raffle and Silent Auc- ment locations. Glenview Library card tion. Live entertainment and KIDZone required to register. 10 a.m. Monday, with face painting and games. 8:30 a.m. Glenview Public Library, 1930 Glenview Sunday, Redmond Park, 735 E. Jefferson Road, Glenview, free, 847-729-7500 St., Bensenville, up to $35 depending on registration category, 847-414-4919 Page Turners:Meets monthly. Discuss "Where'd You Go Bernadette' by Maria Critic's Choice Cinema: "The Dark Semple. Selectedbooks are available at Valley":'The Dark Valley' from2Ol4, the Reader Services Desk one month not rated, runs i hr. 54 min., German prior to meetings. i p.m. Monday, Glen- with English subtitles. A strange man view Public Library, 1930 Glenview arrives at a desolate Alpine village and Road, Glenview, free, 847-729-7500 mysterious, tragic accidents occur. 2 4 great vacation destinations BURGER p.m. Sunday, Morton Grove Public Knitting Roundtable: 7 tips for avoiding flight delays Come work FACE-OFF Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton through knitting projects and socialize 610 TRY 10 essential beach reads Grove, free, 847-965-4220 with fellow knitters. Expert knitters can LUXE-HOIJSE PLUS The savvy show you how to solve knitting chal- Skokle iLl "Judaism Decoded:" The MICTIONS travelers guide to lenges. Don't forget your current knit- OrIgins and Evolution of Jewish HOW TO VN Chicago airports ting projects and needles. Call 847-92 9- Tradition:Jewish Learning Institute 5101 or visit www.mgpl.org for more offers course on the subject of Torah. information. 2 p.m. Monday, Morton Offered at four separate times with Grove Public Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave., JL. options includm Sunday mornings or Morton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 -ir- evenings, or Thursday mornings or TRANSGEP4DER KIDS evenings. For more information or to Yarn Gang: HOW YOUNG S TQ1 YOUNG: Kids in grades one and up registerjust go to myJLI.com, or con- are invited to try their hand at knitting, tact Rabbi Yochanan Posner, Ext 2. crocheting or other yarn crafts. 4 p.m. 10:30 a.m. Sunday, Lubavitch Chabad of Monday, Morton Grove Public Library Skokie, 4059 Dempster Street, Skokie, 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, 847-677-1770 847-965-4220

ON NEWSSTANDS NOW GlIlson Park Bird Walks in May: Ob- MGPL kids: Monday Morning Play- serve migrant birds as they prepare for group:Drop-inplay time for preschool- their longjourney north. See warblers ers with a parent or caregiver to intro- and other colorful visitors with fellow duce young children to the library in a bird enthusiasts at 8 a.m. Sundays, in low-key, unstructured session. Call May. Bring binoculars and meet at the 847-929-5102 or visit wwwmgpl.org for Subscribe at 800-999-0879 top ofthe Wallace Bowl. Gillson Park, more information. 10:30 am. Monday, 700 Michigan Ave., Wilmette, free, Morton Grove Public Library 6140 orchicagomag.com/access 847-256-9656 Turn to Calendar, Next Page CALENDAR 27

Calendar,fromPrevious Page MGPL. 11:30 a.m. Tuesday Morton Grove Public Library 6140 Lincoln Ave., (Chicago Lincoln Ave., Mortoi Grove, free, 847- Morton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 tihLtllC 4 965-4220 Scotland: From Robert the Bruce to American Politics and Current Independence?:Jim Kenney leads a Events:Join facilitator Ron Mantegna discussion that begins with his ancestor, for a lively discussion on topical issues Robert the Bruce, and stretches to the of the day: politics, the economy, inter- modern strule for independence. f. national happenings, science, our di- Class meets from June 2 to 23. 1p.m. verse society, local issues, and more. Tuesday, North Shore Senior Center, 161 Call to register. 9 am. Monday, North Northfleld Road, Northfleld, $40 mem- Shore Senior Center, 161 Northfleld bers; $53 nonmember, 847-784-6030 Road, Northfleld, $19 member; $25 non-member, 847-784-6030 Apple iPhone For Beginners: Con- tacts, Calendars and Maps:Discover Two Spiritual Worlds in Fiction: all the ways you can take advantage of Lecturer Patricia Kassie explores two contacts, calendars and map applica- works that provide a glimpse into their tions now standard in an iPhone with own unique spirituality The first, the instructor Marty Small. In addition to "Dame Frevisse" series by Gail Frazer. making and receiving calls, learn how to The second, "The Navaho Thbal Police" get from Point A to Point B, by car, pub- series by Tony Hillerman. 10:45 am. lic transportation or on foot with an Monday-Tuesday, North Shore Senior iPhone as a guide. Create doctor ap- an o Center, 161 Northfleld Road, Northfleld, pointments or other important remind- Registration fee is $19, members, $25 ers to be used in addition to a personal nonmembers., 847-784-6030 calendar. This class is geared to newer users who may have recently changed Money Matters Discussion:The over from "traditional" cell phones. 1 g1oup meets on the first and third Mon- p.m. Tuesday, North Shore Senior Cen- day of each month. 10 am. Monday, ter, 161 Northfield Road, Northfield, $25 Park Ridge Senior Center, 100 S. member; $30 non-member, 847-784- Western Ave., Park Ridge, free, 847-692- 6030 3597 uers+ood Exploring Grief:7p.m. Monday, Kenil- Wednesday, June 3 worth Union Church, 211 Kenilworth Ave., Wilmette, free, 847-251-4272 Computer Club:Join the group to understand the ins-and-outs of today's Tuesday, June 2 newest technology 1:30 p.m. Wednes- day, Park Ridge Park District - Senior Center, 100 S. Western Ave., Park Ridge, Open Hockey Rat Time:Players 18 free, 847-692-3597 years and olderwearing full equipment can partake in a pickup hockey Charles Troy presents: The Creation game.12:15 p.m. Tuesday, Glenview Ice ofA Little Night Music:Theatre his- Understood Center, 1851 Landwehr Road, Glenview, tonan Charles Troy takes attendees on a fo, IPQrnifl9 g cttenfjOfl fssues $10, 847-724-2800 behind-the-curtain peek at the making ofa favorite Broadway show in this French Battlefields: The Airborne multi-media presentation. Stephen on D-Day:Historian Robert Mueller Sondheim's most delightful and ap- shares period photos and portrayals of proachable show ofhis mature period the critical role played by individual has its basis in "Smiles ofa Summer paratroopers on D-Day. 7p.m. Tuesday, Night", a 1955 comic film by Ingmar Glenview Public Library, 1930 Glenview Bergman. Call or visit the website. 1:30 For the I in 5 kids with learning and attention issues, Road, Glenview, free, 847-729-7500 every day can be a challenge. Explore Understood.org, p.m. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, a free online resource designed to help you help your Skolde Theatre, 7924 N. Lincoln Ave., child thrive ¡n school and in life. MGPL Kids: ListenUpi: Drop-instory Skokie, $15, 847-677-7761 and play time for preschoolers with a Brought to you by 15 nonprofit partners. parent or caregiver. Call 847-929-5102 Nature exploration class:Discover or visit www.mgpl.org/kids for more the joys ofexploring theenvironment. understood.org information. 4:45 p.m. Tuesday, Morton Each week, students learn about a dif- Grove Public Library 6140 Lincoln Ave., ferent aspect ofour natural surround- Morton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 ings -birds, mammals, native plants, trees, weather and ecosystems.4 p.m. Movies, Munchies, & More:"Indian Wednesday, 5:15 p.m. Wednesday, Lake- Summer," PG-13. A longtime director of view Center, 800 Glilson Park Drive, a summer camp brings back a group of Wilmette, $99-$124, 224-392-2275 former campersfor a reunion. Cast: Alan Arldn, Diane Lane, Elizabeth Per- kins, Matt Craven. S'mores (and more) served as a special promotion for the Have an event to submit? Go to summer reading program, Camp chicagotribune.com/calendar 28 TREND

'Taste Takes Flight V' raises $1OZ000+ for WINGS 'Taste Takes Flight V' Benefiting WINGS' continued efforts to provide refuge and support services to women and children trying to escape and move on from a violent domestic situation. Date: April 30 Location Donald E. Stephens Convention Center, Rosemont Attended: 300+ Raised: $107,000+ Website: wingsprogram.com

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Want to see your event in Trend?Debbie Hoppe, Trend editorial assistant, will send you guidelines. Email her at [email protected]. 30 HEALTH & FAMILY V IlfI Conflicted feelings Tipsonavoiding problems onthe 'dad bod' with online vendors Dear Help Squad, ically send your credit card Have you heard the dad bed really Ifyou're a regular reader of numbers (e.g., look for "https" ofthe "dad bod" needs to make him Help Squad, you will recall a in the browser address bar). craze? It's the phe- truly attractive: a recent column featuring Kay, . Consider using an escrow nomenon that re- certain amount of who ordered photo albums or alternate payment service suited from an discipline and moti- and photo pages from an (such as PayPal, Google Wal- article written sev- vation. In other online catalog company that let or WePay). eral weeks ago by words, women want never delivered. CATHY CUNNINGHAM The FTC further cautions: Clemson University JACKIE PILossoPH to see that their guy The company - which still Help Squad . Many credit card issuers student Mackenzie Love Essentially makes an effort to has a functioning website, and learned with regard to the have policies against mer- Pearson. work out and eat even now appears to be taking window for filing a dispute chants charging a credit card "In case you haven't noced healthy most of the time. It shows online orders - is currently (within 60 days of receiving account before shipment lately, girls are all about the dad he isn't lazy and that he cares some- known as Archival Albums & the relevant Visa or Master- Both Visa and MasterCard hod," Pearson wrote in her piece for what about his appearance. Photo Pages. Card statement, ideally no have such policies. If you The Odyssey. 'The dad bod is a nice Now, the million-dollar question: At the time ofHelp Squad's more than 120 days after a think a merchant charged balance between a beer gut and Do women want to sleep with dad publication, Kay had received transaction posts to Discover),your account prematurely, working out. The dad bod says, 'I go bod guys? Here's what I think: a temporary credit from Dis- unethical companies may report it to the credit card to the gym occasionally, but I also Relationships for those over 40 are cover Card for her undeliv- simply try to stall until the issuer. Otherwise, the credit drink heavily on the weekends and very very emotionally based. In cred goods (ordered Jan. 6) defined credit card dispute card issuer has no way to enjoy eating eight slices ofpizza at a other words, older men and women and was awaiting confirma- period has expired. know that the merchant is not time.' It's not an overweight guy, but accept, and actually embrace phys- tion or denial of a permanent According to the FBI's complying with its policies. it isn't one with washboard abs, ical flaws, with a lot more focus on credit website, the following tips can This was most definitely the either." inner beauty. Kay learned recently that help you avoid common In- case for the 2010 charge Kay When I think ofthe dad bod, I Men and women over 40 love on her credit of$164.16 is penna- ternet fraud schemes: received on her Visa card. think of Seth Rogen, Jason Segel, a deeper level, in my opinion. It's nent. . Do your homework on . The consumer protec- Adam Sandier or Paul Rudd: guys really quite beautiftil. Don't get me Said Ka "I just got off the the company to ensure that it fions for a debit card fall who are adorable, who like to have wrong - physical attraction (which phone with Discover. They is legitimate. under the Electronic Fund fun and who seem cuddly, sweet includes bodies) still matters. But have credited my account - . Research the company Transfer Act and may differ and non-intimidating, which are all ask any man or woman over 40 if he no longer temporarily - with with the Better Business from protections for a credit great qualities. or she prefers being with someone the $164.16 for the charge Bureau in the seller's area. card under the Fair Credit That said, I'm a bit conificted who has a killer body or with a from Archival Albums & . Check out other online BillingAct. So you may not be about the dad hod because with person who is loving, sweet and Photo Pages ordered January review sites. able to dispute a debit and get more muscles and less fat comes warm. I guarantee most will choose 6, 2014. Yippee! I am thankful . Obtain a physical address a refund for non-delivery or good health. So, while the dad bed the latter. for that ... [but] it is sad to see rather than simply a P.O. box late delivery. Still, some debit seems endearing and comfortable, I do feel the need to mention that so many trusting people get and a telephone number, and card issuers voluntarily offer is it really a healthy body? Maybe, I find myselfa tiny bit bitter in duped... I amgrateful for all call the seller to see if the protections and solutions to maybe not. regards to the celebration ofthe dad the time and effort you have telephone number is correct problems like the failure to I'm thinking Ryan Gosling, Brad hod, when in fact, the female ver- put into this for me. Thank and working. receive merchandise bought Pitt and Bradley Cooper might have sion of this is not something I see you. The people from Dis- s Send an email to the sellerwith a debit card. Contact better cholesterol and blood pres- people jumping for joy over. cover I worked with have to make sure the email ad- your debit card issuer for sure numbers. Just sayin'. I can't count the number of been very pleasant and help- dress is active, and be wary of more information about par- My big concern is 20- and 30- moms I know who work out and eat ful also." those that utilize free email ticular policies and protec- something guys who have the dad healthy obsessively almost every How could Kay - or any- services (such as Hotmail or tions. bed even though they aren't dads. day oftheir lives to look as thin and one else for that matter - Gmail) where a credit card Did a utilities company In my opinion, it's too early in life physically fit as they possibly can. have avoided this situation in wasn't required to open the overcharge you? Did a bou- for them not to be healthy and fit. In other words, having a mom the first place? For some an- account. tique denyyour requestfor a Shouldn't the dad bed be reserved bod isn't as "cute" as having a dad swers to that question, Help s Don'tjudge a company by return?Areyou the victim of for guys of an older age, say 40 or bed. Squad turned to the FBI, the its website. Flashy websites fraudulent business practices? 50? Here's the bottom line: The guy FTC and the credit card corn- can be set up quickly. Is someonejust exhibiting bad Speaking of 40 or 50, let's talk with the six-pack abs and hard panics themselves. Here's . Be cautious when dealing business behavior? Let Help about the countless dad bods walk- biceps? I'd be lyingifl said he what we found out. with companies from outside Squad make the cailfor you. ing around on the North Shore. wasn't physically attractive. But When Kay was actually your own country Sendyour letters, your corn- What do I think of them? I have to what he and the dad hod guy have able to reach an Archival . Inquire about returns and plaints,your injustices and be honest, l'ma fan for the follow- in common is, when it comes to representative via phone (this warranties. your story ideas to HeI- ing reasons: relationships, each one's physique is was early on as the phone . Ifpossible, purchase pSquadpioneerlocal.corn and They are less intimidating. only as good as what's going on number listed on the website items online using your credit we will do our best to help. They help me accept my own inside the heart Love runs so much is currently non-functional), card, because you can often body. deeper than size or shape. she was continually reassured dispute the charges if some- Cathy Cunningham is a free- They aren't obsessed with that the company was simply thing goes wrong. This is not lance columnistfor Pioneer fitness and food. Jackie Pilossoph is a freelance col- having difficulty obtaining always the case with debit Press. There is a certain endearing, umnist for Pioneer Press. product and it would be cards; more on that below. sweet humbleness to them. shipped the next month. In s Make sure the transaction [email protected] All that said, there is something Twitter @lovessentially light ofwhat Help Squad is secure when you electron- ®HelpSquadCC HEALTH & FAMILY Treadmillsare nowalk in the park

BY LENNY BERNSTEIN walls, cabinets and other The Washington Post Study shows the machines account for 66 percent of gym injuries. hard objects that can cause Follow these tips to stay safe during your next workout injuries ifan accident It's a pretty straight- occurs, as Sen. Harry Reid, frward piece of equip- D-Nev., learned painfully ment, and you've been when his exercise band walking and running for snapped and propelled how many? years now? How him into some furniture at difficult cari it be to try a his Las Vegas home. The treadmill for the first time? minority leader suffered a More than 460,000 serious eye injury. people found out about the Bracko said there is no dangers the hard way good way to know the safe when they suffered injuries age for a child to use a related to exercise equip- treadmill. You'll have to ment, according to data for gauge your child's training 2012. About 32,000 people age, that is, when he or she were hospitalized or dead has the maturity and coor- on arrival after those acci- dination to use a treadmilL dents, and, according to And again, closely su- one study, 66 percent of pervise youngsters using gym injuries involve tread- such machines. mills. The recent tragic death of Dave Goldberg Get off the treadmill by CEO of SurveyMonkey and slowing it down gradu- husband of Facebook exe- ally, almost to a stop. cutive Sheryl Sandberg, is Don't stop abruptly, which the exclamation point at can cause you to lose your the end of this warning. balance, or try to get off a So if you're on vacation, rapidly moving treadmill. as Goldberg was, and gt a When the device is moving hankering to jump on the at its slowest pace, hold the treadmill, or you're a nov- handrails and place one ice starting an exercise foot at a time on the rubber program, here are some strips, so that you are tips on how to use the straddling the belt. Hit stop treadmill safely. They come and unclip the emergency from exercise physiologist device. Turn around and Mike Bracko of Calgary, walk offon the rubber Alberta, who wrote the strips, not the belt. American College of Sports Medicine's guide on tread- I asked Bracko what else mills. (The guide covers people tend to do wrong in home treadmills, but the the gym, and his answer lessons apply in the gym as MASKOT/GETÍY surprised me: It's the way welL) they lift and put back you comfortable enough to rolling at a very slow pace, time.Bracko believes your you move. It's a good idea weights, kettle bells and No phones!Or as Bracko listen on the treadmill)? .5 or i mph. Don't worry first session on a treadmill to have your feet in your medicine balls at the rack. put it "Don't look at your Set it to airplane mode, about any other buttons should be a 20- to 30- peripheral vision as you Although many people are friggin' phone, man. You've Bracko said, so you won't (your weight, your pace, minute walk, even if you're start out. careful about the way they got to (set) your priorities. be tempted to respond to workout length) yet. Start an experienced outdoor lift these heavy objects Ifit's exercise, it's exercise." each ping or vibration as walking on the treadmill. runner. "A treadmill is so Kids must be closely while exercising, they Many people don't realize emails and texts arrive. Keep the pace slow until much different than run- supervisad around become lax about grabbing at first that the running or And set your playlist so you'you're comfortable, then ning on a trail or a side- treadmills.Boxer Mike them or putting them back, walking gait you use on a won't have to fiddle with a very gradually increase it walk;' he said. Tyson's 4-year-old daugh- especially after a set has treadmill is different from phone or iPod while you're until you're walking at a But what ifyou need a ter was killed when she tired them. Instead of the one you use in real life. running. moderate pace. Get the feel tougher workout? Use the became tangled in a cord using their legs, they bend Until you're accustomed to ofhow each increase in incline button to raise the connected to a treadmill in and lift from the lower that, and even once you are, Clip the emergency stop speed affects the tread treadmill so you're going 2009, and many children back. endangering the looking at your phone is a mechanIsm to your shirt below your feet. uphill. But keep walking. have suffered burns and discs in their spines. major distraction that can or shorts.Don't skip this What's a moderate pace? extremity injuries after Similarly, he said. too cause you to trip. step (!), and don't hold it in Take the talk test. If you Try to ignore the lYs getting their hands caught many people are still doing "TIf you trip, you're going your hand. can't easily hold a conversa and everyone around in the moving belt sit-ups. crunches and to go down, and it's not Straddle the treadmill tion without huffing and you. It's difficult. but at Ifthe treadmill is in your straight leg lifts that en- going to be pretty" Bracko with your feet on the rub- puffing, you're going too first you need to keep your home and you have young danger these discs. Replace said. ber strips that are on either fast. eyes on the console as you children, disable it after them with front and side But what if your music is side ofthe belt. Hit "Quick- develop the balance and each use. And make sure planks and medicine ball in your phone (for those of start" to get the treadmill No running the first awareness ofyour body as it's positioned away from chops, he said. HEALTH & FAMILY Stop blaming bad behavior ondisease, psychiatristsays

BY LESLIE MiN attributed by the living to Tribune Newspapers the dead, now attributed by adults to children and Modem psychology can by children to adults' do more harm than good, asserts retired psychiatrist Q:How is profit a Anthony Daniels (pen factor? name: Theodore Dal- A: For a doctorto be rymple) in his book, "Ad- reimbursed by the insur- mirable Evasions: How ance company, he must fit Psychology Undermines the patient into a category Morality." and the DSM ("Diagnostic Instead of taking re- and Statistical Manual of sponsibility for ourselves, Mental Disorders," the "checklist psychiatry" industry bible) keeps allows us to blame any adding more. The new pattern of behavior on a ACTON INSTITUTE edition (DSM-5) includes "disease," said Daniels, 65. Anthony Daniels believes hoarding disorder, pen- When he is not writing modern psychology is etration disorder, im- books (this is his 23rd), doing more harm than pulse-control disorder Daniels serves as an expert good by excusing behavior. and gambling disorder. witness at murder trials, You could say I have a chases wild boars from his psychology becomes a "book-buying disorder" wife's garden and dreams barrier to self-under- because I cannot walk by of having a tidy office. He standing? a bookstore without buy- and his wife, Agnes, a A: It's not our fault if ing a book. ANTONIO PEREZ/TRIBUNE NEWSPAPERS retired psychoguriatrician, we're obese, for example. Then, you must stay in In color, these cup holders seem a lot more important than in black and white. split their time between It's a disease. It's the food therapy so the doctor homes in France and Eng- manufacturers' and restau- keeps getting paid. I cite land. rants' fault. Portions are one woman in the book We caught up with too big. who has had 4,000 ap- Study explores how color Daniels during a recent pointments. It's expen- trip to the U.S. This is an Q: What are our pri- sive, so we justify it. edited transcript: mary excuses? canaffect whatyoubuy A: Our genes, evolution, Q:So we undergo Q:Wby the pen name? our neumchemistr our psychoanalysis, as you BY LESLIE MANN Level," was published in and-white viewers saw A: When I started writ- brain scans, chemical explain, "ad infinitwn"? Tribune Newspapers the Journal of Consumer "getting nutrition" where ing books, I was a prison imbalances, our child- A: It's a journey from Research. color viewers saw "chew- psychiatrist, soI wanted to hoods. I have a friend who which we don't return. Artists know intuitively In one phase of the ing and swallowing." keep my name separate. I goes up to people at parties The most minor utterance that consumers perceive study, "participants who Evolution matters, said thought "Theodore Dal- and says, "I hate my par- is potentially the pro- black-and-white imagery saw color images of a the authors. Early humans rymple" sounded old- ents; don't you?" People foundest significance. differently than they per- radio were actually will- relied on the eye's rods to fashioned and ill-tem- always go on about how Thus criteria of impor- ceive color, according to ing to pay more for it even tell them shape and mo- pered. their parents caused all tance are lost. psychologists who con- though it didn't get the tion, while cones told their problems. Instead of spending ducted an Ohio State only station they would them color. Those with. Q: You lead with years and years in therapy University study. Now we need at the remote camp- black-and-white, night Shakespeare's King Lear Q:Do we have an epi- talking about yourself so know hw this affects our site" they were asked to vision lived to tell about saying mental illness is demie of depression? you can find yourself you purchasing behavior. imagine, explained co- predators in the night. "the excellent foppery of A: We've loosened the should lose yourselfin a When we see a black- author Kentaro Fujita, "We think ofcolor as the world, that when we definition of "depression" cause, interest or activity. and-white image, we see OSU associate professor really, really important, are sick ¡n fortune ... we to include most forms of I'm working on three the "big picture" by using ofpsychology. "When but shape is primary" (blame) the sun, the unhappiness. The result: 13books; they're my pur- "high-level" thinking, the they saw black-and-white Fujita explained. "They nrnon and the stars." percent of adults (2013 pose. authors said. 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MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, IÈNNADIY DRUZENKO, ROMAN MAZUROK. VILLAGE OF SKOKIE. ASSET 8908 LACROSSE CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATiON PETR PEKAR, BORIS INC COUNTRWIDF HOME LOANS, INC. DRA AMERICAS WHOLESALE CATES SERIES 2004-FF7, ACCEPTANCE, LLc NUDELMAN, UNKNOWN OWNERS AND NON-REIORD CLAIMANTS APARTMENT FOR LENbER, 8854 LAMON AVENUE, SKOKIE, ILLINOIS CONDOMINIUM AS Plaintiff Defendants Defendants SOCIATION, UNKNOWN OWNERS AND NONRECORD CLAIMANTS 12 CH 013285 12 CH 40869 RENT? Defendants V 4657 BRUMMEL AVENUE SKOKIE. IL 60076 8908 LA CROSSE AVENUE UNIT 2N SKOKIE, IL 61X177 09 CH 047316 ASDUL KAREEM KHAN AÌXJA NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NOUCE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBb GIVEN that pursuant to The search begins 8854 LAMON AVENUE UNIT RiN SKOKIE IL 60077 ABDUL KAREEM; LATEEFA KHAN Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale entered in the abovecause on April a judgment of Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above cause on here! Many NOTICE OF SALE PU8LIC NOTiCE IS HEiEBY GIVEN that pursuant to A/K/A LATSEFA B. KHAN A/K/A 2, 2015, an agent for The ludicial Sales Corporation, will at 10:30 AM March 25, 2015, an agent for The ludicial Sales Corporation, will at a udgnsent of Foreclosure and Sale entered n Ilse above cause on LATTEEFA KHAN, HEALTH CARE on luly 6, 2015, at The Judicial Saleu Corporation, One South Wacker 10:30 AM on lune 26, 2015, at The judicial Sales Corporation, One apartment and home Mardi 19, 2015, an agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will at ASSOCIATES CREDIT UNION; Drive - 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606, oeIl at public auction to the South Wacker Drive - 24th Floor, CHICAGO IL 60606, seIl at public auc- hunters check the 1030 AM on lune 22, 2015 at The ludIclal Sales Corporation, One STERLING. INC., highest bidder, as set forth below, the following described real estate tion to the highest bidder, as set forth below, the following described Defendants SoutE Wacker Deve - 24th iIoor, CHICAGO, IL60606, sell at public Commonly known as 4657 ERUMMEL AVENUE, SKOKIE, IL 60076 Prop- real estate Commonly known as 8908 LA CROSSE AVENUE UNIT 2N, Classifieds before auction to the highest bidder, as sel forth below, the following de- erty Indev No, 10-27-115-040-0000, The real estate is improved with SKOKIE. IL 60077 Property Index No. 1O-16-422-060-r004 The real es- scribed real estate Commonly known as 8854 LAMON AVENUE1JNIT 10 CH 15709 a single family residence, Sale termu: 25% down of the highest bid by tate is improved with a 2 story mulh-unit building wttti no gare Sale looking for a new RiN. SKOKIE, IL 60077 PIQEeITV Index No 106-428-023-1001 The Property Address,9301 LOCK certIfied funds at the close of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales termo' 25% dOwn of the highest bid by certified funds at the cloue place to live, real estate io impioved with a residence Sale terms: 25% down of W000AVENUE SKOKIE, IL 60077 Corporation, No third party checks will be accepted. The balance in- of the Sale payable to The Judicial Sales Corporation No third party the highest bid by certified funds at the close of the sale payable to NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE cluding the Judicial sate fee for Abandoned Residential Property Idu- checks will be accepted. The balance, including the judicial sale fee Advertise your rental The ludIcial Sales Corporation NO Third party checks WIl be accepted Shapiro Kreisman 8 46500 tile R nicipaliry Relief Fund, which is calculated on residential real estate fur Abandoned Residential Property Municipality Relief Fand, wHich is units with us to get o The balance, including the ludicial sale fee for Abandoned Residential 10-036808 at the rate of $1 tor each 51,000 Or fraction thereof of the amount calculated on residential real estate at the rate of Si for each $1,000 Property Municipality Relief Fund. which is calculated on residential (lt is advised that interested par- paid by the purchaser not to exceed $300, in certified funds/or wire or fraction thereof of the amount paid by the purchauer not to exceed lump on the real estate at the rate of ST for each $1,000 or fraction thereof of the ties consult with their transfer, is due within twenty-four (241 hours No tee shall be paid by $300. in certified lurido/or wire transfer, is due within twenty-tour 124 competition! Call amount paid by ftie purchaser not to exceed $300, in certified furldsl own attorneys before bidding at the mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuan! to its hours, No fee shall be paid by ti-re mortgagee acquiring the residentia Or Wire transfer, is due within twenty-four 124) hours No fee shall be mortgage foreclosure sales,I credit bid"afthe sale or by any mortgagee, Iudgment creditor, or other real estate pursuant to its credit bid atttre sale or by arty morTgagee, 866-399-0537 or visit PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given paid by the mortgagee acquiring the residential real Estate pursuant lienor acquiring the residential real estate whose rights in and to the judgment creditor, or other lienor acquiring the residential real estate placeonod, to its credit bid afIlle sale or by any mortgagee, ludgnlent creditor or that pursuant to a ludgmvnt of residential rearestate arose prior to the sale. The subject property is whose rights in and to the residential real estate arose prior to the other lierior acquinng the residential real estate whose rights in and to Foreclosure entered on April subtect to general real estate taxes, special assessments, or special sale The subject propertyis sublect to general real estate tases, upe- fribunesuburbs.corn the residential real estate arose prior to the sale The subject property 1, 2015. Kallen Realty Services, taxes levied againut said real estate and is offered for sale without cisl assessments, or special taxes levied against Said real estate and is sublect to general real estate taxes. special assessments, or special Inc., as Selling Officialwillat any representation as to quality or quantity of title and without re- is offered for sale without any representation ax to quality or quantity taxes levied against said real estate and is offered tor sale without 12.30 p.m on luly 2. 2015, at course to Plaintiff and in AS IScondition The sale is further subject of title and without recourse to Plaintiff and in AS IS' condition The any representation as to quality or quantity of title and without re- 205 W Randolph Street, Surte to confirmation by the oriurt Uponpayment in full of the amount hid, sale is further subfeet to conhrn,ation by the court Upon payment in BUSINESS OWNERS course to Plaintiff and in AS ISconchtion The sale is further subiect 1020, Chicago,Illinois,sellat the purchaner will receive a Certificate of Sale that will entitle the full of the amount bid, The purchaser will receive a Certificate of Sale to confirmation by the court Upon payment in full of the amount bid, public auction to the highest purchaser to a deed to the real estate after confirmation of the sale, thatwill enhtle the purchaser to a deed to the real estate after conto- AdverTise with us! the purchaser will receive u CerTificate of Sale that will entitle the Siddet for cauh, as set forth be- The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no mason of the sale, The property will NOT be open for inspection and purchaser to a deed to the real estate after confirmation of the sale low. the following described real representation as to the condition of the property, Prospective bidders plaintiff makes no representation as to the condition of the property The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no property' are admonished to check the court Ele Is verify ail nforrniation If this Prospective bidders are admonished to check the court file to verrfy The Ciassifieds can representation as to the condition of the property Prospective bidders Commonly known as 9301 Lock- property is a condominium unit. the purchaser of the unit at the fore- all information. f this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of are admonished fo check the court file to verify all information if this wood Avenue, Skokie, IL 612077 cloture sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assessments and the unit at the foreclosure sate, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the showcase your property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at the fore- Permanent Indes No,: 10.16- the letal fees rpuuired by The Condominium Property Act, 765 iLCS assessments and the legal fees reituired byme Conctommniuni Proper- closure sale, other than a mortgagee. shall pay the assessments and 119-OSo business and The mortgaged real estate is 605/9ylllI and IeJ4( If this property is a condominium unit which is ty Act. 765 ILCS 605/9lgXll and toJ(41 it this property is a condominium the ledal fees required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS part o a common interest community, the purchaser of the unit at the unit which is part of a common interest community, the purchaser of services! Advertise 605/h'gllTl and gj4) lt this properly is a condominium unit which is improved wr'tE a dwelling The foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the assessments the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the your cleaning part o a common interest community, the purchaser of the unit at the property will NOT be open for assessments required by The Corrdommniun, Property Act, 765 1LCS inspection resuired byThe Condominium PropertyAct. 765 ILCS 605/18,5(8-1), IF foreclosure sale Other than a mortgagee shall pay the assessments YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR HOMEOWNER) YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO 605/TB.5(g-1l, IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR IHOMEOWNERI YOU service. mortgoge The required by The Condominium Property Act. 765 ILCS 605/18 S(g' 1lIF judgmentamount was REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYSAFTth ENTRY OF AN ORDER OF HAVE THE"RIGHT TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTR EN- YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER) YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO S 442,869.63,Sale temis tsr TRY OF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION company or daycore non-parties: 10% of successful POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-1701(C) OF THE IL- REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYSAETEI1 ENTRY OF AN ORDER OF LINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW You will need a photo denSE- 15-17011Cl OF THE ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW You will with us today! POSSESSION IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-T7OEIlCl OF THE IL- bid immediately at conclusion cahot issued by a government agency (driver's license, passport, etc_l need a photo identifIcation issued by a government agency Idrrvers LINOIS MORGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW You will need a photo identiti- of auction, balance by 12:30 in order to gain entry into our building and the foreclosure sale room license, passport, etc.l itt order to gain erttry into our building and the cation issuelt by a government agency (driver's license, passport, etc.l p.m the next business day, both in Cook County and the ourse identification for sales held at other foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the same identihcation for Call866-399-0537or in order to gain entry into our building and the foreclosure sale room 5y cashiers checks and no re- county venues where The Judicial Sales Corporahon conducts torvclo- sales held at other county venues where The ludiçial Sales Corpora- in Cook County and the same identification for sales held at oIlier funds, The sale shall be tabled sure sales, For information, examine the court file or contact Plaintiff's tion conducts foreclosure sales. For informahon Visit our website at visit usonlineat county venues wtiere The Judicial Sales Corporation conducts foreclo- to general real estate taxes. spe attorney: CODILIS A ASSOCIATES, PC., 1515030 NORTH FRONTAGE service,atty-pierce,corn between the hours of 3 and 5 pm PIERCE placeanad tribune sure sales For information, examine the court file or contact Plaintiff's dal tanes, special assessments. ROAD. SUITE 100. BURR RIDGE. IL 60527, (630) 794-9876 Please refer s ASSOCIATES, Plaintiff's Attorneys One NOI-tE Dearborn Street Suite attorney CODILIS & ASSOCIATES, PC, T5W030 NORTH FRONTAGE special taxeo levied. and stipe- to tile number 14141275O. THE IUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION One 1300. CHICAGO, IL 60602 Tel No, 112l 476-5500 Please refer to tile suburbs,com ROAD, SUITE TOO, BURR RIDGE, IL 6OS2 16301 794-9876 Please refer riot lien, if any. The property is South Wacker Orme 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 13121 236-SALE number PA1126109 THE IUDICLAL SALES CORPORATION One South to file number T4-09'37486 THE IUDICIÁL SALES CORPORATION One offered at is,with no express You can alto visit The judicial Sales Corporation at w.tisc,com for Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 ¡3121 236SALE You South Wacker Drrve 24th Floor. chicago, iL 60606-4650 13T2l 236-SALE or implied warrantieu andVIh- a 7 day status report of pending sales CODILIS & ASSOCIATES, PC. can alto visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at wwwtjsc,corn for a 7 You can also ursit The ludicial Saies Corporation at tisc,com foi' out any representation as to 15w030 NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE icm BURR RIDGE, IL 60527 day status reporn of pending saies. PIERCE & ASSOCIATES One North APARTMENT FOR a 7 day status tenors of pending sales CODILIS & ASSOCIATES. 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SUPERVISORS STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL AFFAIRS ROAD & BRIDGE FUND SUPERVISOR'S STATEMENTOF FINANCIAL AFFAIRS GENERAL NOTICE NOTICE SKOKIE SCHOOL DISTRICT ASSISTANCE FUND PLEASE TAKE NOTICE - THE PLEASE TAKE NOTICE - THE NO. 73½ PUBLIC NOTICE OF I Thomas LUpO, Supervisor of Norwood Park Township. Cook County, MORTON GROVE ZONING MORTON GROVE PLAN COM- HEARING ON TRANSFER OF I Thomas Lupo. Supervisor of Norwood Park Township, Cook County, BOARD OF APPEALS will hold a will public Illinois, being duty sworn, depose and say that the following statement MISSION hold a FUNDS Illinois, being duly sworn, depose and say that She following statement public hearing on Monday. June 15 The Board of Education, Skokie is a correct report for tIle fiscal year beginning April 12014, and end- hearing on Monday, tune ing March 31. 2015 is a correct report tor the fiscal year beginning April 1 , 2014. and end- 15, 2015 at 7.30 p.minthe 2015 dt 7 30 p w in the Board School Diotrict No, 73)5. will con- 2000 Chevrolet Venture ingMarch 31, 2015. Board ut Trustees Chambers of Trustees Chambers Richard duct a public hearing on lune 9, 7 pussenge 123,000 mi, Richard T,Flickinger Municipal T.Flickinger Municipal Center, Warner Bros tdition, newer tires, BEGINNING BALANCE, APRIL 1, 2014 177,269 34 2015, at 7:00 p.m. a101iver Mc- BEGINNINGBALANCE.APRIL 1, 2014 117,158.09 Center, 6101 Capulina Avenue, 6101 Capulina Avenue, Morton Cracken Middle School, 8000 very U80n 52,500 REVENUES Morton Grove,Illinois to con- Grove,Illinois to consider the East Prailie Road, Skokie, illinois 773-Saut 127 REVENUES sider the following cases: following cases: The purpose of tIre hearing is Property Tax 95867.69 Property Tao 6,326.73 to solicit public input on the Replacement Tax Replacement Tax CASE ZBA 15-04 transfer of $1,700,000 from the 5,83994 Interest Income 27.83 CASE ZBA 15-03 Requesting an amendment to Transportation Fund to the Edu- Interest Income Miscellaneous Income Requesting a variation from Sec- Ordinance1 1 -27 for additional rational FundThe purpose of 79 93 tion 12-3-S o! Ordinance O7O7 days and hours o! operation in the proposed transfer is to pro. Miscellaneous Income TOTAL REVENUES. 6,354.56 T.iillage of Morton Grove Unified accordance witt, Section 12-16- vide additional funding for cer- 2000 Chevrolet Venture lyaffic Citations Development Codel to install a 4 of Ordinance 07-07 (Village of tain costs related to personnel 7 passenger red, t23,000 ni, 663 33 fence in the front yard Morton Grove Unified Develop- and other education eepenses. Warner Bros.dition newer tires, EXPENDITURES ment Code) Questions should be directed very clean $,SO0 The parcel is located in the 92 TOTAL REVENUES: Administration 5,589.15 to Chief School Business Official 173-586 1127 102450 89 lome Relie! 1,466.03 Single Family Residence Ois- The parcel is located in the M2 Cynthia Cohen 1847 676.83121. trict" district and is commonly GeneralManufacturing Ois- EXPENDITURES TOTAL EXPENDITURES 7,055.18 known as 8617 Fernald Avenue. SocI" and is commonly brown Sally Graham, Administration The applicants are MS. Mihaela as 8240 N Austin. The applicant Secretary, Board of Education 18,14048 ENDING BALANCE, MARCH 31, 2015 116,4747 Neags S Mr Patrick Owca is 13th Floor 05/28/2015 3293410 Audit Sell Your The amount of tao levied preceding year 7,256.24 CASE ZBA l5O4 CASEZBA lS-OS RequeoSng a variation troni Sec- Requesting an anleridment to Storage . Legal Social Security & Medicare The amount of property tax collected 6,326 73 ti0tl 12-3-S of Ordinance 07-07 Ordinance lO20 to modity the Stuffin the Maintenance (Village of Morton Grove Unified site plan to provide additional 59,34067 The Supervsor shall, wrttlin 30 days before the annual town meeting, Development Codel to install a parking in accordance with Sec- prepare and file this report with lIly Township Clerk fence irr the front yard. tron 12-16-4 o! Ordinance 07O7 Classifieds! i TOTAL EXPENDITURES 77,481 15 LiteStorage of Montclarewill (Village of Morton Glove Unified ENDING BALANCE, MARCH 31 2015 202,239.08 hold a Public Sale to enforce a Subscribed and sworn to this 10th day otApril, 2015 The parcel is located in the R2 Development Codel. lien imposed on said property, The amount o! tax levied pFeceding year 188,662,27 Sinle Family Residence Ois- The amount of property tax collect ecL 95,867.69 as described below, pursuant to (SIGNED) /51 THOMAS LUPO trictdistrict and is commonly The parcel is located in the M2 the Illinois Self-Service Storage The Supervisor strall, within 30 days before the annual town meeting. Supervisor known as 9306 National Av GeneralManufacturing OiS- Facility Act. prepare and file this report with the Township Clerk enue,The applicant is Mr. Lee eict_ and is commonly mown Illinois Code 770-ILCS 95/7 on or Zeidman. as 8240 N. Austin The applicant after wednesday. June 12,2015 GENERAL ASSISTANCE is 13th Floor Location.Litestorage of Mont- Subscribed and sworn to this 10th nay of AprIl. 2015 CASH DISBURSEMENTS CASE Z&A 15-05 clare,al6603 W Diverse 2014-2015 FISCAL Requesting a variation from Sec- 0/28/20133079S7 Ave Chicago,Illinois6070 ISIGNEDI/s/ THOMAS LUPO bon 12-3-5 of Ordinance 07-07 (7731237-3030. Supervisor Payroll - morsas Lupo, $3,60000 Willage of Morton Grove Unified Public Notices Management reserves the right Total$3,60000 Development Code) ro install a to wIThdraw any unit from fire CI1TES AND VILLAGES WITHIN THE TOWNSHIP RECEIVE Yr OF THE fence in the front yard. sale The contento of the below ROAD FUND TAXES ON PROPERTY WITHIN THEIR CORPORATE LIMITS. Administration Norwood Park Township $223.20, NOr'wood Park spaces will be sold at a public Township $52.20, The parcel is located in the 92 sale for cash or credit cardif ROAD S BRIDGE Sun-Times Media 568 80, Spina, Mc Guire & Okal P C $600.00, Paul SrnIe Family Residence Ois- (IGAL NOTICE there is no market value or no 0taniczarek CASH DISBURSEMENTS trictdistrict and is commonly NOTICE OF RESOLu- bids received, the goods will be 2013-2014 FISCAL S950.00, Plaza Bank $949S known as B610 Frontage.The TION NO: 2015-1849 disposed Total $5589.15 linclirdes payrolll applicantisMr.NickKoular PREVAILING WAGE RATES Registered or Motor Vehicles are Payroll: Under SS,0EE. - T Lupo, J. Elgeness, S Scollard Mainte- manis TAKE NOTICE that She village sold AS IS / Parts Only' no titles Home Relief' Linda 1011nsOn $161 03, William Werdrick 51305 lOO ofLincolnwood,pursuant lo or registration. nancel CASE ZBA 15-06 Payroll: $9,01X1 00 - Larry Rogawski lAdministraftonl Total 5146603 "An Act regslating wages of Total . $15,800.00 Requesting a variation from Sec laborers, mechanics, and other Tenant Name Unit Number Total Expenditures: 57,055.18 tipi, 12-73 of Ordinance 07-07 workers employed in any pub- MarilynoRosu A1l18 Administration: Norwood Park Township $558.00, Norwood Park 5/28/2015 3289579 )Village of Morton Grove Unrfied lic works by the State, county. Robin McI endon A2104 Township $13050, Development Code) to allow a city or any public body or any Adrain Santana A2116 waiver to the number of parking political subdivision or by any- Angelo Hunt A2156 U S. Postal Servrce 546.00 SunTimes Media $380.80. P. Oranicoarek spaces required $950.00. Sputa. McGuire Okal PC 55.1Er) (X), Township Higtrway one under contract for public MariaMomir B1106 works, approved Resolution lofinTan 81119 Commissioners of Illinois $35 00, TIre parcel u located in the Cl Township Highway Commissioners of Cook County $400 00, Clarke number R2015-184R, and as losevazquez 81132 Ensironmental "General Commercia) Distnicr effective on May 12015, that Ruby villareals Bi 151 Mosguito Mgnit. $412 00. Parkway Bank authorized debit 58699 district and is commonly known the general prevailing rate of Amarlo Roman 81156 Total 516.999 29 lincludes Administration payrolil as 0778 Ferns Avenue The ap- wages in this localitylor labor- Katherine Olivo 82121 plicantisEquipment Interna- ers, mechanics, and other work- Sylvia C Arroyo tional B2176 Maintenance Norwood Park Township $421.60, Norwood Park Town- ers engaged in the construction Carlos R Garcia C1102 strip $98 60, 866-399-0537 0/28/201 3307969 of public works coming under SllavonWatts C1117 L Rogawski S89 96. Sherwin Industries $447.80. H & H Electric the lurisdiction of the Village of LuzLopez C1121 $192.00, Advance Llncolnwood is the sorne as de- Antoniette Garza Cl 167 Engineering Rebuilders S344 59. Patnick Construction 599,000,00. 8663990S3n, termined by the Department of tleesha Christmas C21S9 Iggy's Custom Muflier Shop $929.77. Supreme Auto $1,396.63. Earth Labor of the State of Illinois for Laura Horwrtl C2161 TO Cook County as o! May 1, 2015 Elements 516,045 00, R Gambino & Son landscaping $13 00. APARTMENT FOR Margarita Polo 02210 Sa!eco Engineering $3,961.93 G. Serra $2,40000 Twin Landscaping A copy of the full Resolution and 5/21', 5/28/15 3297632 RENT? the Department of Labor deter- $17.688 00 supreme Auto $00.00. Sherwin industries $205 80. L. mination is available for inspec- RoXawskr54.95, L Rogawski $496.37 U. 5 Today $216.21. Clarke 866-399-0537 Environmental MosnuIto Mgmt. $402i0, Notary Public Assn of il. 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SECTION I REVENUE EXCLUSIVE OF Fines - Parking $280,687.35 Enhanced 911 Phone System Fond $253,762.03 Capital Protects Fund $112,225.59 COd Pension Fond $1.141.138 93 TRANSFER FROM OTHER FUNOS Fines - Mooixg Violations $73,929.40 $90,01830 FOR CL[NDAR YEA214 Fixes - Red Light Camera $259,145.00 E 91 1 Telephone Surcharge Fees Property Tases $50,633 58 Contrib-Prop Tan-Genl Fand 348,2 74 19 Fines - Adjadication $203.378 63 E91 1 Surcharge Fees- Wireless $156,70043 Sales Tao Home Rule $25,000.00 Interest Income 5303.004.02 Fines - False Alarm $8,375 00 Interest Income $26 02 Personal Preperly Replacement $35.282 07 Employee Contnbutinns $43, t 1 7.38 General Corporale Finid $26,138.244.56 Fixes - Animal Control $2,000.00 Sale Of surplus Equipment ST 01000 Interest Income $1.309 94 Contributions- Library st 46,099.34 Copy Machine Income $6,547.10 Employer Contributions (Water) $300,644 00 Properly Taxes $4.565,69895 Public Safety Fees (Animal CII $75.00Lahih/Fornls 1W Fund $2.097.981 .40Enterprise - Wate, P. Sewer Fund $9,842,336.56 Property Tax- Foe Pen Alloc $1,9t9.t59.34 Sidewalk Replacement Fees $337.50 Firefighters' Pension Fand $4.078,624.20 Property Tao- Police Pen Alloc $1,750,401.35 Ambulance User Fees $520,71084 Incremental Property Tao $2.077,951 93 Sale Of Water $7.879,756.15 Property Tax- CNA Fond 6348.274.19 Administrative Tow Fees $165,050.00 Interest Income $3.636 78 Property Tao- IMRF $202,245.58 Sewer Use Fees $783,173.20 Contnibatien From Fire $1,914,705.43 Civic Cenler Rentals $107,201.25 Net Apprec(Depreciation) S(607.31( Real Estate Transfer Tax $343,209.20 Late Fees $101,64335 Interest Income $1,066,500 lt Sr Center Membership Fees $20 00 Misc Income $17,000.00 Sed Storage Tax $173,692.24 Water Meter Sales $15.542 00 Dividend Income $225 49 Programming & Activity Fees $2,084 00 E4otel/rnotel Tax $76,007.82 Grants ' Federal $59,472.91 Net Aprtn(dprn) Fo Fixed Inc S S289.64t 90 Civic Center Misc Income $400 00Economic Development Fund $554,845.68 Telecommunications Tax $781,16648 Interest Inceme $2,237.27 Net Aprin Fv Equity Securities 5420,469 69 Health Screening Fees $845.00 Electric Consumption Tao $895,097.83 Lease And Rental Income $173.542 68 Net Aprtn(dpm) Bond Fund $tO.002 39 Advertising Revenue 55.243 08 Sales Tax 554,354.70 Natural gas tao $333,78530 Sale st Surplus Equipment St 7,500.00 Employee Contributinos $376.279 19 Special Duty / Detall Services $6,421.65 Sales Too Home Rule $500,000.00 Sales Tao $3.856,229.53 Misc Income $9,469.00 Grants $2.342 BO Interest Income $4862 Sates Tax Home Rule $1,428.270.56 Police Peesion Fund $4.161,426.47 Interest Income $8.902 77 Net Incr(Decrl FV IMET $442 28 Video Gaming Tao Sf07,817.41 Fire Alarm Fund $179,297.01 Lease And Rental Income 593,889.73 Local Use Tax $454,614.95 Contribution From Police st .746.013.77 Net Apprec(Depreciatiovl $115.33Waukegon TIF Fand $544.631,17 Share Of State Income Tao $2.227.958 53 Subcribeis Foe $177,04700 Interest Income St 09,403.38 Personal Property Replacement Installment Note Proceeds 51,415,00000 $363,560.87 Member Maintenance Fees St .140 00 Nel Mkt Gain/(Lons) Fixed Inc $274,423.44 Gasoline Tax $246,037 55 Sale Of Surplus Equipment 522.097.50 Incremental Property Tao $544,60763 Cable lv Franchise Fees Interest Income $31001 Net MIO Gain/(Loos) Equities $1,637,945.55 Amusement Tao St 6. 70.3 . 00 $340,99146 Interest Income $2354 Misc Income $50 00 Feed & Beoerage Tao $413,46733 Misc Income $164,288.64 Manicipal Parking Fond $60,037.14 Employee contributions $399,590.33 Foreigo Fire Insurance Tao $20,408.5 t Miscellaneous Donations $50 00Commuter Parking Fund $146,057.46 Building Permit Fees $328,530.14 State Reimb' Maint Traffic Sig $16000 Late Fees $250 00 Seizure Fand - Pelice Dept. $182,20783 Other Permits $6.182 00 ROW Permit Fee 51,220 00 Commuter Parking Loi Fees $145,952.91 Manicipal Parking Lot Fees $59,33282 Muter Vehicle Licenses $1,015.330.00 State highway reimbursement $100.685 00 lnlernsl Income $104 Interest Income $404 32 Interest locsnre Liquor Licenses $122,55000 Police- Treasury Revenue $73,707.35 $565.26 Busioess Licenses $154,51325 Cash (Ovnr(!Shnrl $439 70 Debt Sereice Fund $1.611,936.13 Misc Income $50 00 Money Laundering-State-Revenue $130.378 86 Video Gaming Terminal License $9,812 50 Drug Seizare-State-Revexue $40,05748 Contractor Business Licenses $38,879.00 Motor bel Tao Fund $734,590.53 Property Taxes $985,363.59 Selid Waste Fund $1 983,727.79 Department at Treasury - Rev $8,43417 Burglar Fire Alarm Licenoes $52,233.37 Sales Tan Home Rule $550,00000 Department of Justice - Rev St .972.06 Animal Licenses $7,04750 Share Ut Motor Fuel Tao $576,463.71 Grants - Federal $75,692.80 Sale st Yard Waste Stickers $68,209 30 Zoning Variance Fees $2.300 00 Interest Income $8522 Interest Income $92.37 Residence Trash Revenue 1,915.19441 Planning Commission Fees $2.550 00 Misc Income $156,041 60 Net Incr(Decr( TV MET $707.07 Interest Income $32400 Report Talais' $53,029.0/I 00

SEÇIION II: SAI.ARIES Muguire. Kathleen P. Berrofato-Tobin. Ann M. Genovesi, John Hostield, Junios A. FOR CALENDAR YEAR 2014 Mano, Sean P Callagtian, Richard R. Groar, Dominic J lmbrsgns, Rudy D. Manne, Deborah M. Cochrune, Thomas l'Iankey, James Johanson, Michael C. $25.000 and Uoder Total $341,740.54 Marcos, Sheldon Crown, Michael P Hester, Brady Johnson, Dennis V. Metz, Jeremy J. Fink, Mark Hoffman, Danid A Anderson, Mike Keenan. Joseph Meyers, Michael P. Gesualdo, Michael Hoffman, Nicholas Anderson, Susan Kennedy. Dennis Mino, Paul Hammersmith, Jomes E Kobeski, Theodore P Andrews. Pierce Kunz/e, Steven A. Moray, Sami M Heneghan, Patrick J. Kully. Kayla J. Anitrews, Sarah A Laitur. Jeffrey R O'Shea, Joseph P. Hagan, Stacey K Lang. Sean D. Arkus, Jack T Linao, Michael Pietren, John Hoagh. Juetin R. Lehew. Allen A Axiles, Marcs Lochner, Kevin Rames, Edilberto Kaye, Steven Lieta, Gina Baker, Lili M Lacero. Joel C Riskus, Dolores E. Ksbus, Jonalhan S. Lìtkowiak, Stephen J. Blanchard, Kenneth J Mc Cauley, Dennis Roberts. Evan Komnrnwski, John Lochner, Richard P. Block, Rich M Mikula, Philip E. Rockel, Norman C. Kramasc, Marlene Mallaney. Patrick T. BIsou, Steve Miller, Erik Schlag, Harry Latlonzi, Susan Mc Connell. John Brand. Linda M Mitchell, John Schueta, Kevin T Le Beau, Mary Jo Mercieri, Michael Brunner. Georgiaooe Navarrete, Remy Shimanoki, Andrew Muon, Marc Marakami, Sorry M Burnett, Bonita L Sievert. Theodore Mc Closkey, Terrence Narciso, Nicole M. Novak, Andrew J Bornhom, John A. Simkins, Michael Mc Claskey, Timothy J Palchett. Branden L. O'Brien. William Calimog. David Smoczynski, ftaoal Miller, Paula J Pryor. Rick L Paces, William Cnllender. Joel Sorensen, Theresa Moreno, Marvin Roberts, Charles M Punks, Edward A Cutler. Terry 1h41, John Nordh000, Janet Rubio, Tyler J. Porter, William P Davis. Robert TotO, Maria Schwager Platz, Susan M. Santiago. Gil 8. Poterek, David B. Dicksoo, David B Wheeler, Nicholas D Roman, Danielle Schuette, Jeremy W Przekota, Dominik DiMaria, Daniel White, Keith Santiago. Carolina P Sims, Michael I. Raduevich, Nancy Dorgan, Richard Wilko, Janine Schmidt, Jonathan F Skrzyniarz, Tomasz Rags. Jason Dotson, Dean R Young, Adam W SeIzer, Melinda Spuracio. Giovanni Rodgers, Frank P Dreier, Greg Zielinski, Robert B. Sheehan, Janet Tabor, Adam Schoab, Michael F. Farkas, Ronald L. Zimmer, William Sopkin, Stacy L Tropp, Peter Schey. Patrick Farrell, Williom T. Zuckerman. Jacob Stolarski, Daniel Wagver. Garrett D. Sowa. Daniel Fink, Kevin C. Taraoiuk, Eva Walsh, Timothy Stueber, Daniel C Gabriel. Ed Toussaint, Robert B. Wisniewski, David Tobin. Paul Gail, Sanford $25,800 to $49.999 Total $651,228.87 Vasilopuolos, Geurgiu Tnmich, Chrio Galias. Brandon C. Argumedo Dominick A. Werderitch, Randall Wagner. Michael Geraci. Philip Borbon, Concepcion $100,000 Io $124,999 Total $6.140.408 12 Worrensfsrd, Daniel Gillespie. Craig H. Corcaran, Ryan P Altboliello, John Weitzel, Michael Grear, William Dahm, Daniel J $75,000 le $99.999 Total $4 389,798.20 Aliemann, Nathan Wang, Boyle Green. Learn W Huber, James J Alongi. Joseph Anderson, Anthony Yaras PavI Grover, Roosevelt Julitz-Rieck, Tracy A Anderberg. Robert Arcangeletti. Michael C Harnmersmith, Jeffrey W Jurasu, Justin B Andrews, Andrew Brandt, Larry Harris. Brian G Klecka-Nerkas, Beth A. Arkus, Andrew Burns. William C $125,000 and Over Total $1.201,216.00 Hatzold, Thumas S. Mc Cleskey, Ryan J Atto, Mark J Canson, George C. Byrne. Patrick J Hedrick, Donna Mc Millon Shannon T Beemer. Christopher Cochrane, Michael Hickey, James i. Placencia-Uzueta, Jacqueline N Bencixeogu. John P Dahm, Joseph J De Monte, Andy Hiti. John Brink, Sean P. Dahm, Michael J Eno, Scott E. Hofeld, Anthony R Reeves, Neal R. Cooruny. Jerry P. Durante, Joseph G. Fennelly, Brian Ingram. Mathew R. Rvushaotekr, Michael A Durkin, Martin G Easan, Andrew Friel, Thomas Kamplraxsxn, Wiiiiam Van Der Haegen, Ken J. Elliott. Kevin Eimer. Eric l'farne, Ryan Karagozian. George K Wallenberg. Patricia Ericksnn, Mark B Fasolo, Joseph Mochell, Michael T. Khan. Suba Welter, Jay M Falcone, Peter Faulstick, Derek Steffens, Kenneth R. La Mothe. Lois J. Fases, C005tantinos Ficht, Eric Stromberg, Norman P La Mothe, Ronald D Fiettek, Przemyslaw Gallagher, Daniel J Lake, Laura A $50,000 to $74,999 Total $2,120.760.30 Gaeding. William F. Goodwin, Thomas W. Lipa. Kurt J Barkei Thomas F Garcia, John Hoffman Liotsn, Teresa Total Payroll Disbursement $14.853.152 83 lo

SECTiON III: CASH DISBURSEMENT Dan Shomon Inc $48.311 00 Kner, Richard 54.630.00 Rod Tuflcarls 6 The Benchpress LIC $3,50000 Dell Marketing LP. FOR CALENDAR YEAR 2014 $23.61 7.02 Kruk. Michael $4.575 00 Rodriguez, Belly $3,350.00 Design Installation Systems Inc $49,130.00 L & K Restaurant of Morton Grove LLC $57,02669 Rush Track Center, Springfield $152.192,06 A Lamp Concrete Cootracors Inc $688,393.53 Direct fitness Solutmoou LLC $2,975.00 Lawson Praducts Inc $15,37500 Rush Truck Centers nf Illinois Inc $3,282.94 Acme Truck A Brake Supply Co $2.945 63 Direct Response Resource Inc. The $34,428.03 LeadsOn line $3,688 00 Russo Power Equipment $26.91 5.20 Addis Greenberp LLC $15.860 00 Discovery Benefits Inc $4.835 25 Lee. Yong Hak $4,57550 Rydin Decal $5,824 55 Adminislrapve Consultinp Specialists LLC si 7.000.00 OMACT Services Inc $3.500 00 leuipol LLC $2,85000 S B Friedman S Company $10,864.56 Advocale Occupational Health si 7,623.50 Done Deal Promotions $5.796 00 Lmndco Equipment Sales. Inc. $11.547 16 Schindler Elevator Corporation $7,727.44 Afliliated Computer Services $5,047.75 Douglas Truck Parts 611 439 74 Lochner, Michael 63.25000 I Schroeder 8 Schroeder, INC $49,38900 At lac $76,140 B2 DriveTrain Svc & Components $4,01854 Lund Industries Inc $51,333.70 Sergio's Tree Removal $5,625 00 Air Our Equipment, Inc $27.216 45 Dura Art Stone $9,910.00 M A.B.A.S. Division Ill $7,975.00 Service Spring $5,55807 Aireas USA LLC $2,841.92 eDst $6,080.00 MATIS. Parts & Equipment $2,63047 Set Environmental Inc $9.000 00 AIS International Inc $4,634.00 EJ Equipment Inc $5,18583 MB Financial Bank, NA $269.895 54 Sharper Dot Punting Inc $2,678.00 Alexander Equipment Co Inc $8, t 90.13 Elevator Inspection Soc Co Inc $6.474 00 MEECH Group Ltd $4,000.00 Sherman Dodge $4,27716 Alpha Prime Communications $15,991.00 Elite Document Solutions LLC $3,986 83 Menards - Morton Grove $24,389.59 Sherwin Industries Inc $5,793.94 AmaIamated Bank nl Chicago $824,375.00 ESRI $4.000 00 Mmd American Waler $6,533.25 SHI International Corp $9.822 00 Aisauii $7.242 24 Evanston Funeral & Cremation Inc $2,524 00 Mid Arnencan Water of Wauconda Inc $75,268.72 Shibusuwu, Tonhihirs $5,000.00 American Express $877,835.60 Everbrmdge Inc $12,89665 Midwest Water Group Inc $2,882.13 j; Siemens Industry Inc American Green Inc $8,125.31 Fastenal Company $2.833 48 Minuteman Press Morton Grove $4,392.63 $3,716.08

American Traffic Solutions I ATS $57,200.00 Fennelly, Brian $6,00000 MiR Tactical $4.085 21 Sikich LIP 532.775.00 ArnericanEagle.com Inc $18,950.00 Fifth Third Book $164.077 44 Miyamuts, Blanche $4,000 00 Solid Waste Agency of Northern Cook County $453,635.82 Anderson Lock $2,668.15 Finger. Scott $3.250 00 Mobile Mini Inc $8.903 52 Sprmngbrook Software Inc $25,137.39 Anderson Pent Solutions $3,602.69 Fire Apparatus & Supply Team $3.889 01 Morton Grove Public Library $27,729.67 Standard Equipment Cs $23,376.36 Apex3 Systems $5.485 00 First Ayd Corp $3,101.61 Morton Grane School Dist #67 $272,923.28 Staples Advantage $3.089 08 Archer Enterprises Inc $4 .905 00 Flink Company $5,410.00 Mnrtnn Grove School 0ml #70 $133,06756 State nl Illinois $7.733,00 Argnn Electnc Company Inc $72,00000 Forest Preserve District of Cvok County $147.140 22 Morton Salt $218,463.83 Stryker Sales Corp $2,77440 Aries Industries Inc Fort Dearborn Life Ins Co $11,88805 $6.730 14 Moturela Communications 54.851 58 Suburban Accents Inc 56,936 50 Arrowhead Scientific Inc $7,594 to Francis K Tenant Ltd $24,55000 MTl Construction Services $6,66666 T Pl. Building Code Consultants Inc 11. 559. 83 Arthur Weiler Inc $19,505.00 G & I Contractors, Inc. $276,773.09 Mulch Center, The $5,095.00 Tech Supply Co $5,200.00 AT&T $52 757 B3 Gabriel Roeder Smith & Co $7,00000 Municipal Emergency Services Inc $20,873.53 Telcom lnnsvations Group, LLC $13,710.56 AT&T Long Distance $2.566 94 Gasaway Distributors Inc $3,118.56 Municipal GIS Partners Inc $69,73200 Temple Display Ltd $3,924.43 Allas Bobcat LIC $12,98120 Geai-y Electric Inc $14,14361 National Law Enforcement Supply $4,473.94 Terminal Supply Co $6,481.32 Atlas Companies $4,00000 Gewalt Hamilton Associates Inc $15,71400 Nutmsnal Seed $5,155.85 Terracon Coesuttants Inc $13,611.35 Audi Morton Grove $250,00000 Glentirook Auto Paris Inc $33,156.18 NEMRT. nc - North East Multi- $10,305.00 Third Millennium Assuc Inc $13,234.57 Automation Engineering Ltd $5,80080 Goldstein & Associates $10,05000 NetComm2000 Inc $17,389.95 1KB Associates Inc $3,133.00 Automsbile Mechanics Local $3.962 40 Golf Mill Ford Inc $8.819 84 Nicor Gos $47,633 95 Tony's Lawomower & Tool $3,269.95 Bank of New York Mellon, The $3,121,502.50 GOVTEMPSUSA LIC $53,285 38 NIPSTA - Northeastern II $16,331 00 Total Parking Solutions Inc $10,137.00 Bella Cain Inc $3,500.00 Groot Industries Inc $1,332,840.22 North Regional Mulot Crimes $410000 Traffic Control 8 Protection Inc $27,317.17 Bella Lawns $6,915.00 Grout Recycling & Waste Svc $65,681.28 North Shore Senior Center $52,664.00 Traykoe, Trayko $7,20005 Big Jons Seal Coating $6,225.00 Grove Manor Cundo Asso $14,939.19 North Shore Uniform Svc Inc $10,934.77 Treasurer, State nf Illinois $2.521,06 Biltnrore Coirrmer Retrigertn Inc $3,126.04 Grover Welding Company $4,232.95 Nsrth Stur Destination Strategies Inc $81.447.78 Trees R" Us, Inc $28,173.00 Blue Stars Divin & Bugle Corps $3,00000 Guardian - Applesnn $81,205.02 North Town Sewer Service $6,855.14 TremcO I Wealherprsofing Technologies Inc Bolder Contractors Inc $1,146,581.10 I1&H Electric Co $58,847.39 Northern IL Police Alarm Sys $4,63250 $8,844.75 Trine Municipal Services LIC Braniff Communications Inc $2,688.94 Hanley. Rochelle $3,600.00 Northern Illinois University $22.641 00 $12,50000 BS&A Software $35,107.50 l-layes Mechanical Inc $65,677 30 Northwest Municipal Csnference $12,81800 Troopers Drum & Bugle Corps $3,000.00

Backerudge Door Co. Inc $13,837 60 Hayneedle Inc $5,741.86 Northwest Suburban Animal Control $2,805.00 Tycn Integrated Security LIC $9,02347 Call One $98,02966 HO Supply Woterwnrks Ltd $34,86552 Northwestern University $4.402 00 U S Fire & Safety Equipment Company $3,220.32 Canon Financial Services Inc $6,66000 Healy Asphalt Co LIC $65206.26 Oxiden Community College $7,40000 U S Post OfficePostmaster $13,101.15 Case Lots $9.803 79 Henry Schein Inc $3,503.76 Odelssn & Sterk Ltd $19.979 95 U S Postmaster $4.800 59 Casey Eqeipment Co. Inc $69,000 00 Hi Fi Events Hi Infidelity $4,000.00 Office Depot Inc $4.1 7395 University of Chicago Managemeof Operations $3,546 76 Cavaliers Oruro and Bugle Corps $3,00000 Holland & Knight LLP $19,561.50 Ozmnga Ready Mie Concrete Inc $13,250.75 USA Blue Book $5,091 00 COW Government Inc $35,37640 Homestead of Morton Grove $174,434.00 P. F. Pettibose & Company $2,989.71 VCG Uniform $7 ,269 SS Certified Fleet Services Inc $4,526.19 House ut Rental #1 $10,038.87 Palatine Oil Co Inc $318,867.26 Verizon Wireless $46,369.07 CI3MT, INC (Cnnstr & Gentechirical Material Teslingl $2,721.00 Heuseal Lavmgve Associates LIC $27,43655 Paramedic Billing Services $11,39502 Viking Tire and Recapping $6,0150 q Chase $24,94625 Howard L White 6 Assoc Inc $7,284.00 Passpsrt Parking LLC $4,535.09 Village of Glenview $730.000 05 Cheuk. Tobin IL Dept uf Transportation Paths Inc $19,077.50 $16,568.95 $3,870.62 Vìllage of Morton Grsve Enterprise Fond $3,335.08 Chicago Commuorcarions LIC $7,897.65 IL EPA - CWSTP $11,461.80 Pafsun Inc $17,097.06 Vollmar Clay Products Ca $13,458.10 Chicago International Trucks $4,588.46 IL FOP. Labor Council Si 7,544.00 Pattes Industries Inc $235,735.62 W & R Event Services Inc $3.900 00 Chicago Metropolitan Fire Prevention Co $25,720.25 IL Fire Chiets AvsnEducational $3,45000 Paylocity $11,849.65 W W Grainger, Inc $11,774.38 Chmiel, Sylwia $7,000.00 IL Municipal League $2,777 00 Personnel Strafegies LLC $6,25000 WatchGoard Video $9.118,00 Ciorba Group. Inc $142,021.39 IL State PsImceDirectsr $71,61988 Pele the Painter Inc $6,400.00 Water Products ' Aurora $24,44441 City st Chicago-Dept of Water Mgmt $3,616.593.63 ILlVignocchi Inc $13,464.00 Phantom Regiment Drum 8 BugIe Corps Inc $3,00000 Wust Group I Payment Center $2.716 56 City st Evanston $4,852.22 Ingraham Creative $2,500.00 Plosoynoki. Piotr $3,750.00 West Side Enchange $14,822.97 Clark Baird Snvth ILP $48,350.00 Inland Power Group $17,264.68 Pomp's Tire Service Inc 641,4 79 85 Wholesale Direct Inc 55.077.03 College of DuPage $15.550,00 Integrys Energy Services Inc $69.357 47 Portable Communications Specialists Inc $5.080 85 William Blair & Company LIC $4,000.00 Colley Elevator Co $6,80700 Intergovernmental Risk Mgmt Agency $491,177.32 Porter Lee Csrpnratmsn $3,006.50 Windy City Amusement, Inc $57,058.00 Coincast Business Conrmunications LIC $7,009.85 International Protective Services Inc $4 .370.50 Precision Pavement Markings Inc $28,268 45 Winter Equipment Csmpany Inc $7,460.73 Cumcast Cable $5.489 35 Interstate Battery at Chicagoland $3,009.90 Prnmos9ll Inc $2,67345 Woottlake Medical Management Inc $8,337.50 Cnnrmerce Bank $4,913,357.23 JenninOn Chevrolet Inc $7,657.27 Quilt Corporatiun $9,10863 Woe LIC Conrmonwealth Edison Co $182,790.56 Joseph Mullarkey Distributors Inc $8,522.50 R A Adams Enterprises, Inc. $4,042.22 Si 1,272.80 Contineirtol Research Corporatiorr $3,579.41 JULIE Inc $4,230.20 R C Topsoil Inc $13,55400 Zarnvth Brush Works Inc $5,433 25 Cook County Treasurer S 16. 500 .00 Kale Uniforms - ASP $5,678.10 Ray O'Herron Co Inc I Danville $11,37325 Zee Medical Inc $5,890.41

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A high test in a clinical trial, in suming so much ginger tion in Guatemala, I tion and other mental score, Smyth said, meant which people would be (lgram)laily? with a long (No. 10), was served hot cocoa skills over the next five that a person eats plenty of randomly assigned to A: Ginger has tradi- stamped (70 cents), self- made with water, no years. healthy choices, like fruits follow the diet or not tionally been used to treat addressed envelope to: milk or sugat It was Compared with older and vegetables, and few In general, Tangney nausea, vomiting and Graedons' People's Phar- delicious. adults who favored foods dubious choices, like said, research into diet and other digestive distress. mac No. G-3, P.O. Box Now I make my co- like red meat and sweets, deep-fried foods. the agingbrain needs to Despite this, some people 52027, Durham, NC coa using 2 tablespoons the risk ofmental decline But no one knows for "move on to the next report gastrointestinal 27717-2027. 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This diet, about 14 percent Rush University in Chi- such diet studies are corn- you, since you were using :1 have been diag- solves the problem of showed declines in think- cago. plicated and expensive, it to ease the heartburn nosed with granuloma extra calories. ing, compared with about Tangney, who was not and funding can be hard to that can be triered annidare by a derma- A: Thank you for this 18 percent ofthose with involved in the new re- come by. when you stop taking a tologist who said there simple recipe. the least healthy diets. search, studies diet and Why would healthy medicine like esomepra- is no cure. Is there any- The natural corn- The study does not dementia risk. In a recent food choices help preserve zole (Nexium) or orne- thing that can arrest pounds in cocoa can help prove that diet, by itself study, she and her col- your memory as you age? prazole (Prilosec). this condition? relax blood vessels and confers the benefit, said leagues found that older One possibility, according The dose that you used The rash travels to keep blood platelets from lead researcher Andrew adults with an eating to Smyth's team, is that the is within the usual dosing different parts of my clumping together into Smyth, a fellow at McMas- pattern they dubbed the anti-inflammatory nutri- range, which runs from body and does not go clots (Vascular Pharma- ter University in Hamil- "MIND diet" had a lower ents in foods like fruits, about 500 mg to about 2 away. It does not itch, cology online, April 11, ton, Ontario, Canada. risk ofdeveloping Alzhei- vegetables and fish help grams per day. but it looks ugly. 2015). But he said his team mer's disease. preserve brain health. There are some poten- A: Granuloma annu- This can help lower accounted for some other That diet, Tangney said, Plus, what's good for tial interactions: Ginger lare (GA) is characterized blood pressure modestly explanations, including is essentially a hybrid of the heart is often good for should not be taken to- by red bumps on the skin, (Cochrane Database of the fact that people with the famous Mediterranean the brain by lowering gether with the blood- especially the hands, legs Systematic Reviews, Aug. healthy eating habits may diet and the DASH (Die- blood pressure, improving pressure pill nifedipine, or feet. They may form a 15, 2012). be more educated, thinner, tary Approaches to Stop blood flow or possibly as it might lead to bruis- circle on the skin. When cacao was first get more exercise or be Hypertension) diet, both staving offsubtle "covert" ing or bleeding. It might This condition appears domesticated thousands less likely to smoke. ofwhich can help ward off strokes, Smyth said. not be wise to take ginger to be an immune-system of years ago, people con- And diet scores were heart disease and stroke. Tangney said that be- with the anticoagulant reaction, but doctors do sumed it as cocoa in still to people's mental The MIND diet empha- cause the DASH and Med- warfarin for the same not know what causes it. unsweetened beverages. sharpness. sizes vegetables and fruits iterranean diets are reason. Occasionally it appears Your approach seems All things considered, (leafy greens and berries, proved to benefit cardio- We provide other after an immunization. compatible. Smyth said, "our study in particular), whole vascular health, they are natural approaches to Treatment with steroids suggests that healthy grains, nuts, olive oil, wise choices. getting off acid-suppress- is often unsatisfactory In their column, Joe and eating may reduce the risk beans, poultry and fish. It "There are foods corn- ing drugs in our Guide to Some visitors to our Teresa Graedon answer of cognitive decline." discourages red meat, mon to both that can help Digestive Disorders. website have reported letters from readers. Send And what is "healthy cheese, butter, sweets and protect you against heart Anyone who would like a success dousing the rash questions to them via eating" when it cornes to fried foods. disease and stroke - and copy, please send $3 in with vinegar on a daily www.peoplespharmacy preserving your mental But, Tangney said, the potentially cognitive de- check or money order basis. .com. acuity? diet has not been proved cline' she said. 34 FOOD

FOTOLIA Celery seed is a secret ingredient to add a little pizazz to classic American potato salad.

SERIOUSLY SIMPLE Takepotato sakd up a notch in competition for best taste

BY DIANE ROSSEN clusion that taste is truly a This salad is creamy, mus- WORTHINGTON matter of personal opinion. tardy and even includes E. JASON WAMBSGANS/TRIBUNE NEWSPAPERS; JOAN MORAVEK/FOOD STYLING Tribune Content Agency I couldn't enter my chopped hard-boiled es. potato salad into that con- Make sure to keep the At a national potato saladtest, but I still think this salad chilled at all times to contest I judged last sum- one coulda been a con- avoid any health problems. Hit the refresh button mer, every entrant claimed tender. It has all the com- I prefer unpeeled pota- to have the best recipe. ponents of classic Ameri- toes for potato salad be- After sampling more variet-can potato salad, with a cause they add color (not Summer COCktail ies than I can remember, I little pizazz. The secret to mention it saves time in came to the obvious con- ingredient is celery seed. the kitchen). Prep: 5 minutes Serves: All of summer Sugar Old-fashioned potato salad Liui ESKIN Lemon zest Home on the Range Lemon sorbet Strawberries Makes: 6 to 8 servings Cocktails confuse me. Not the concept A two- Vodka 3pounds medium red rose or bliss, tan-skinned or yellow (Yukon Gold) potatoes (or more) ingredient drink. Nor the intended Champagne 3/4 effect: Quench. It's the ordering that does me in. cup sour cream Buzz: Dropi cup sugar and the 3/4cup mayonnaise Cocktails never suffer the profusion of detail that burdens the recipe. They never shoulder 1zest of i lemon into the food 2ribs celery, finely diced processor. Buzz to fine, 2tablespoons chopped green onions titles like Sugar Cube in a Glass With a Bit of Bit- ters, a Lot ofBourbon and Some Ice. No. That lemon-scented grit. Keep tightly 2teaspoons celery seed . sealed, ready for cocktail duty. 1/4cup chopped parsley would run contrary to the cocktail ethic, which is all about suave. Ifyou don't know what's in an Old To craft one summer 2hard-cooked eggs, coarsely chopped Fashioned, tough. You probably don't own a fedo- 2cocktail, dip the rim of a glass 1 teaspoon Dijon grainy mustard ra either. (any shape) in water. then dip in Salt and white pepper I'm always reduced to confiding in the bartend- lemon sugar. er: I'm after something fruity andßzztShaming the potatoes in a large pot of salted boiling water until tender but slightly Swirl: Drop i scoop (about/4 me for my ignorance, and my date for my girlish Cookresistant when pierced with a fork, about 30 minutes. Drain and cool. Cut into 2-inch cup) sorbet, i strawberry and i chunks: place n a medium bowl. taste Fruity and fizzy never wear a fedora. 3 tablespoon vodka Into the food Combine sour cream, mayonnaise, celery, green onions, celery seed, parsley. But then. neither do I. So I've concocted my processor. Swirl smooth. chopped egg, mustard, and salt and pepper to taste in a small bowl. Mix well. own summer drink, one best enjoyed under a sun 2 hat. Bubble: Scrape this pink slush Pour mixture over potatoes; mlx gently until coated. Taste for seasoning. Refrigerate 4into the lemon-rimmed glass. 3at least 2 hours or up to one day. Serve cold. lea hreskin@aoLcom Fill with Champagne. Sip happy. FOOD

CULflJARY GIANT ELIZABETH DAVID Achieved fame with well-crafted cookbooks Brought vivid SoUpe au pistou Mediterranean When Elizabeth David died flavors to life for in 1992, William Rice, the Chicago Tribune food war-weary Britons writer, chose this dish from David's "A Book of BY BILL DALEY Mediterranean Food" to Tribune Newspapers accompany his story about her. "No nonsense. No fear. Elizabeth David was a No fuss. Make it simple and 20th-century writer and let the food speak for itself. cookbook author who first That was Elizabeth David:' brought the vivid flavors, he wrote. One note: The colors and imagery of the larger British pint is used Mediterranean to war- here; you'll need about 7'/ weary Britons still living cups boiling water to start with food rationing. Her the soup. wvitings, her recipes and her scholarship continue to Into 3 pints (7/2CUpS ) of inspire cooks, writers and boiling water, put i pound of diners on both sides of the French beans cut in inch Atlantic even now, 23 years Iengths 4 medium-sized after her death. potatoes. chopped finely: Ruth Reichi, author and and 3 chopped, peeled former editor of Gourmet tomatoes. Season with salt magazine, sees David as a and pepper and let them champion ofquality ingre- boil fairly quickly. When the dients who inspired the vegetables are almost birth ofCalifornia cuisine cooked, throw in/4pound and the new American ofvermicelli (pasta) and food movement finish cooking gently. "ìVhen I see simple, E. JASON WAMBSGANS/TPIBUNE NEWSPAPERS; LISA ScHuMACHER/FOOD STYLING Have ready the following market-driven dishes, I preparation, known as an think about her," Reichi Soupe au pistou is a fine example of Elizabeth David's simple, straightforward cooking. aillade. In a mortar pound 3 said. cloves of garlic. a handful of David never enjoyed the "She says to gather good Egypt David, titled 'Writing at the sweet basil and a grilled public recognition in the ingredients and let your "Elizabeth's food ap- Kitchen Table?' She quoted tomato without the skin United States of someone imagination go," Reichl peared like a ray of sun- from one ofDavid's letters: and pips (seeds). When this like Julia Child or James said, noting David wanted shine on a dim, grim Brit- "The first thing I want to paste is thoroughly smooth, Beard. But in the United the cook to "use your mind, ish table. It was sexy food, know about a recipe, what- add 3 tablespoons of the Kingdom, her "influence is use your mouth, use your even," Spieler added. 'Peo- ever its cost, is whether it's liquid from the pistou. Pour felt everywhere," wrote intelligence. Her intention pie were .... attracted like going to produce real food the pistou into a tureen, stir Marlena Spieler, an Ameri- was to be liberating. She's moths to a flame." as opposed to a piece of in the aillade and some can-born food writer and someone who trusts the After "Mediterranean frippery nonsense." grated Gruyere cheese. cookbook author, in an cook" Food" came "French Coun- Frippery nonsense, in- email from her home out- Gareth Jones is a food tIy Cooking" in 1951, "Ital- deed! David could bejust as side London. "Every time consultant cook and blog- ian Food" in 1954, "Sum- forthright on the printed someone squeezes a lemon ger who, in turn, has trust- mer Cooking" in 1955, page and, as Cooper writes, food field. But in the corn- or makes something with ed David for decades. 'Trench Provincial Cook- in dealingwith family, pany offriends and agree- garlic, each time someone She had, he said in an ing" in 1960, "Spices, Salt friends and partners in the able food and wine she was evokes the Mediterranean email, "the bravery in her and Aromatics in the Eng- pioneering kitchenware charming." or provincial France, Eliza- writing to assume her lish Kitchen" in 1970, "Eng- shop she opened in London Jones believes "it was readers were not beginners,lish Bread and Yeast Cook- during the 1960s. It's telling Elizabeth David more than beth David's ghost rings SIERRA NICOLE RHODEN/ through quite happily' ILLUSTRATION FOR TRIBUNE and what they maybe didn't ery" in 1977 and a collec- that Cooper chose to title a any other that created the "I think one of the rea- NEWSPAPERS understand, they'd be savvy tion ofher articles pub- chapter "Friends, Editors genre ofgood food writing sons she wasn't more enough to go and find out." lished in 1984 called "Ar and Other Enemies." in the 20th century" popular in the USA was David's first cookbook, Omelette and a Glassof William Rice, the Chi- "Elizabeth David is es- because her recipes David, a champion of qual- "A Book of Mediterranean Wine." (A number of boo1c cago Tribune food writer, sential reading to anyone weren't carefully mea- ity Ingredients, Inspired the Food," was published in were published after her wrote in a 1992 memorial who claims to genuinely sured," Spieler added. birth of California cuisine. 1950. The book distilled death.) tribute, "Her crankiness care for authenticity over "They were written often this upper-class woman's David's articles for the was due in no small part, I ersatz," Jones added. "She in prose, and often beauti- But it is exactly that lack food experiences in the Sunday Times were "short, discovered, to a series of is masterful today as ever." fully. But there were no of hand-holding that Reichi Mediterranean, where she lively and eminently practi- illnesses and her failure to absolutes, nor did she hold thinks makes David so spent the war working for cal;' wrote Artemis Cooper obtain the financial success [email protected] your hand' relevant today. the British government in in her 1999 biography of that came to others in the Twitter @bi!ldaley 3b FOOD

CHAIN REACTION SMOKE & MIRRORS EDITION Brisket sandwich, loaded1W Harper bourbon friesare put tothetest is back afterahiatus B JOSH NOEL BY KEVIN PANG ITribune Newspapers Tribune Newspapers

This month we look at fast-food chains making some bold claims. Arby's claims bar- The label affixed to the becue authenticity by saying it's smoking brisket 13 hours in a Texas smokehouse. round, weighty bottles of Wendy's says it's employing the spiciest chili pepper in the world in its loaded french LW. Harper bourbon just fries. Is either of these claims worth its salt? hitting shelves reads, f "Since 1872." Not quite. Though 1W Harper was indeed one ofthe nation's popular whiskey brands for much ofthe 20th cen- tur) its parent company, the now-defunct United Distillers, killed off 1W Harper in the United States in the late 1980s amid a surge in popularity for white spirits and sticky WENDY'S things like - gasp - wine coolers. 1W Harper seemed eternally destined to be a historical footnote in the United States, even as ownership ofthe brand was absorbed by London- based spirits company Diageo. Fast forward to present day. Whiskey is hot once MICHAEL ZAJAKOWSKI/TRIBUNE NEWSPAPERS MICHAEL ZAJAKOWSKI/TRIBUNE NEWSPAPERS again. And 1W Harper is MICHAEL TERCHAITRIBUNE NEWSPAPERS; CORRINE KOZLAK/STYLING Arby's glamour shot of its smokehouse Wendy's photo of its ghost pepper fries, back. l.W. Harper bourbon whiskey, a popular brand discon- brisket sandwich, top, and the real thing top, and how the fries look as ordered, The return ofIW Harp- tinued in the late '80s, is back In the U.S. as ordered, above. above. er marks the second major push by Diageo to reassert from a distillery it will not As for the Kentucky Arby's smokehouse brisket Wendy's ghost pepper fries itselfin the realm of reveal. straight bourbon: It's just American whiskey. First Diageo's American OK. Relatively high corn Ad copy: 'We set out to make a sandwich Ad copy: 'With fresh-dicedjalapenos, our came the Orphan Barrel whiskey ambassador, Doug content (and very low rye) with layers of smoky flavor, and this is signature ghost pepper sauce and melty series, bourbons aged Kragel, said the new 1W. lends 1W Harper a fairly the result. We smoke our brisket for at shredded cheddar, you'll want to hold on between 15 and a whop- Harper Kentucky Straight pronounced sweetness least 13 hours in a pit smoker in Texas." to these hot potatoes." ping 26 years. Now comes Bourbon is a minimum of 4 that makes for relatively years old, blended with simple drinldng Despite Our take: Off the bat, let's disregard the Our take: This is essentially a 2015 pack- 1W. Harper. "some original, 20-plus- the expected notes of cara- 13-hour-smoke marketing ploy. Brisket is aging of loaded baked potatoes, except the Both include whiskey year-old Bernheim distill- mel and vanilla, Harper a lean cut as is, especially when it's potatoes are French sliced and fried in oil, distilled at Louisville's ely liquid that we have in doesn't show much wood USDA select grade, meaning there's then voided of all crispiness when kept in Bernheim Distillety Diag- our possession." or age, and winds up with a precious little marbling. But the beef is a sealed container. The fries are held eo sold that distillery to Kragel said Diageo is one-dimensional finish. shaved into paper-thin shards, so the end together by a neutral, Velveeta-like ched- Heaven Hill in the late invested in ramping up its The biggest problem is the texture is tender. The barbecue sauce is dar cheese sauce. The spicy component 1990s. However, at the whiskey brands and pro- price: At $34.99, it's not candy sweet and an abomination to the comes in the ghost pepper sauce, which, if time ofthe sale, Diageo retained some ofthe Bern- duction. hard to find more complex barbecue ideal. That said, the compo- in fact it does comes from the nags jolokia and satisfyingbourbons at nents all serve a flavor or textural pur- heim barrels and aged "Now we're able to pepper, can lay claim to being the hottest connect people with the about halfthe cost. pose. Mayonnaise and melted smoked chile on earth. The spice level in this them at its Stitzel-Weller history we have available The Orphan Barrel gouda add a creamy richness, and the mayo-like sauce has been tempered to a 4 distillery outside Louisville. to us," Kragel said. series has been a bit hit- fried onion rings give off crispiness. out of 10, and the whole clump is topped Diageo is releasing two and-miss, but if your Tweak a few things, and it's halfway to a While some Orphan with diced jalapeno. versions: a Kentucky budget allows - bottles decent chain sandwich. Barrel releases fully com- Nutrltlonals: 510 calories, 33g fat, 850 mg prise that Bernheim liquid, straight bourbon with no hover closer to $100 and Nutrltionals: 610 calòries, 35g fat, 1,230 sodium 1W. Harper features only age statement (but at least beyond - it's worth ex- mg sodium traces of it, blended with a 4 years old) and a limited ploring. McGrade: C amount of 15-year-old that McGrade: B much younger whiskey that Diageo purchased retails for $74.99 (which I [email protected] kpang®tribpub.com did not try). Twitter @joshbnoel FOOD

How to get cheese The ultimate marriageand wine pairings right

BILL ST. JOHN Uncorked Second offour parts on the rules for pairingfood and wine.

Perhaps the ultimate match of food with bever- age is wine and cheese. They're nearly twins. Both date to ancient times. Both are fermented. Both are governed, all over the world, by appellation and quality standards. And, most important, each re- flects the place where it is born, its terroir. One trans- lates its place via a vine; the other, by an udder. Matching cheese with wine is the sanie as match- ing any food with wine. Matches work (or don't) because of what's in the wine and in the cheese, elements such as acidity and fat. Region ZBIGNIEW BZDAKITPIBUNE NEWSPAPERS; LISA SCHUMACHER/FOOD STyLING InthisSpanish pairing, a verdejos measuredacidity teams with the rich, salty flavor of aged manchego cheese for a dynamite taste experience. Many people follow the adage "If they grow to- ling.) Fat and tannin are made for ing acidity, a good foil for was left over at the end of a length of a finish - are all gether, they go together" - Also, acidity is a good each other (think prime rib fat and a very common meal when the cheese lost (or at least much com- and, certainly, many dozens cleanser of fat from the and cabernet sauvignon). element in cheese. And, course came along.) promised or diminished) in of regional matches score. palate, explaining why Brie That explains why Parmi- anyway, bubbles are good White wines pair better the presence of a fat-coat- For example, a small log of and Chablis, and Muenster giano-Reggiano is delicious scrubbers ofthe richness of with most cheeses for a ing cheese. Simply put, fresh Loire Valley goat's and Alsace gewurztraminer,with Amarone della Valpo- many cheeses. couple ofsolid reasons. most cheese blocks a red cheese tastes terrific with a work well as pairs. licella, Barolo and other First, the higher native wine from being a red wine. crisp Sancerre from the hefty tannic red wines. Red or white? acidity ofwhite wines is a On the other hand, white same region. Salt and sugar happier match for both the wines don't have as much But, in truth, that the Sweetness By and large, and despite high salt and fat of most to lose. Plus, with their Sancerre and the cheese Another pair of elements common assumptions, cheeses. Red wines just higher levels of acidity, come from the same region that have a natural affinity Perhaps the best wine white wines do a better job don't have a lot of acidity, they're much better clean- of France is secondary for each other is the duo of for most any kind of cheese than red wines as regular and that works against themer-uppers than reds. What matters more is that salt and sweetness, a two- is Champagne or Cham- partners for cheese. when paired with cheese. The best red wine and both the wine and the fer explanation why sweet pagne-method sparkling More people around the Second, white wines tendcheese pairings (apart from cheese are high in acidity, port and salty Stilton cheesewine. That may be because world drink dry or off-dry to sport a tad of residual the easy pitch of sweet one of the key components is such a famous match. most cheeses are mildly white wine with their sweetness. A bit of sweet- fortified reds with blue of many foods and all well- sweet (they're made of cheese than they do red. ness in a wine is a perfect cheese) are those that made wines. In a food and Tannin milk, after all) and so are We Americans think that match for foods with an match a red with very wine combination, when these wines, with their red wine is the best partner equal amount ofsweet to full-flavored cheeses, espe- acid meets acid, it's electric. Some of the best wines ever-so-slight touch of to cheese because we are, in them. cially the stinkies, washed- There really isn't a better for fIrm cheeses are tannic sugat Two slightly sweet much ofour eating habits, Also, red wines have so rind cheeses, and firm, aged explanation for the happy red wines. That's because asthings - just like two British, and the British much more to lose than cheeses. marriage. (Concerned what a cheese ages (or, said an- slightly acidic things - were wont to sip their reds whites do when eaten with wine will many that high- other way, becomes firmer), make magic in the mouth. with their cheeses. (That's cheese. What we want in a BilISt. John has been writ- acid salad vinaigrette?Tiy it evaporates its water con- Champagne and spar- an accident ofhistory too. red wine - the rich flavor, ingand teachingabout wine an off-dry German ries- tent and concentrates its fat.kling wine also sport brac- Red wine was that which the tannic grip and the for more than 40 years. 38 GO t: 0o

SKOKIE PARK DISTRICT Skokie's Backlot Bash will return Aug. 28 to 30 with more than 15 hours of live music, a farmers market, a 5k run, a largecarnival midway and more. Admission to the event is free.

STuFREPORT 6 Corners BBQ Fest, June 19-21 at Fountain Square Art Festival, 10 Chicago Botanic Garden Art Festival, Pioneer Press 4000-4080 N. Milwaukee Ave., Chicago. a.m.-6 p.m. June 27-28 at Sherman and 10 a.m.-5 p.m. July 3-5 on the Esplanade at Hours are 5-li p.m. Ftida noon-il p.m. Church, Evanston. $5 suggested donation the Chicago Botanic Garden, 1000 Lake It's that time of year again - time to get Saturda and noon-8 p.m. Sunday. The per family at the gate. More than 170 juried Cook Road, Glencoe. Featuring works with a snow cone, let it drip, and wander the festival features two stages with live music, artists will exhibit paintings, sculptures, a botanic theme by 95 juried artists. Free streets in search of fine art music or maybe barbecue-style food from a variety of res- metalwork, glasswork, woodwork, photog- admission; regular parking fees apply. Visit even a cool, antique car. taurants, artists, merchants and other raphy and more. Visit evchamber.com. ChicagoBotanic.org/artfestival. Whatever your interests are, you are vendors, a kids area and inflatables. Free Mt Prospect Lions Club Festival, July Taste ofPark Ridge, July 9-11 in down- sure to find something to enjoy this season admission. See 6cornersbbqfest.com. 1-5 at Melas Park, Central and Busse roads. town Park Ridge, along Summit Avenue given the many festivals that mark Custer's Last Stand Festival of the Live entertainment and raffle prizes daily. between Prospect and Touhy avenues, summertime. Arts, 10 am.-9 p.m. June 20-21 at Chicago Bring the family for a pancake breakfast along the north side ofthe Park Ridge Taste of Des Plaines - Food on the Avenue and Main Street, Evanston. More 7-11 a.m. July 4. There will also be celebra- Metra station. Hours are 11 a.m.-10:30 p.m. Move, June 12-13 at the downtown Des than 350 artiStS and craftspeople from tions July 5 for Polish Heritage Day. For Thursday and 11 a.m.-il p.m. Friday and Plaines train station, 1501 Miner St. Hours across the country will exhibit paintings, more information, visit mtprospectlions Saturday. Event features food and beyer- are 5-llp.nt Friday and noon-li p.m. Sat- photography, jewelry ceramics, poftery .com. ages, entertainment and family activities. urday. Food and music festival features Des wearable art and more, plus antiques and Morton Grove Days, July 2-4 at the Music lineup - Thursday Ginger Road Plaines restaurants, two stages with live collectibles. A sidewalk sale, 30 food ven- American Legion Memorial Civic Center, 6:15-7:45 p.m., Sonic 78:30-10 p.m.; Friday: entertainment, beer and wine, artists, mer- dors and two days of musical entertain- 6140 Dempster St., Morton Grove. Event Generation 6:45-8:15 p.m., 16 Candles 9- chants and exhibitors, a car show and a ment will also be featured, along with a includes carnival rides and games, food, a 10:30 p.m.; Saturday: The Fortunate Sons family-friendly area featuring a petting zoo, North American powwow both days and beer garden, live entertainment, Fourth of 6:45-8:15 p.m., 7th Heaven 9-10:30 p.m. games and a rock climbing wall. Visit performances by the Piccolo Theatre corn- July parade, and a Fourth of July fireworks show. See mortongrovedays.org. Turn to Festivals, Page 39 ,1TusteofsPlai1ç.ço,n. media troupe. Visit custerfaitcom. GO 39

Festivals,fromPage 38 lookingto cool offwith live harp and piano music, a proper cup oftea and sandwiches Daily free family fun zone events include in the air-conditioned Shamrock American hands-on arts and crafts, Canopies on Room. The Tea Room is open Saturday and SUÑÑER Courtland, Blood Drive on Butler Place, Sunday from 2-5 p.m. Back for 2015: The "Family Fun Zone" presented by Park Men in Kilts Contest, the Craft Beer Tent, Ridge Indian Scouts, Music in the Park by the Irish Soda Bread Contest, the Freckle DJ. Ronski, Brickton Art Center/Face Contest, the Mashed Potato Eating Con- Painting, and kiddie rides Train, Apple test, the ShamRock Stars singing contest TRAVEL Spin, Moonwallç Star walk, Junior Slide and the Hooley Hook-Up for singles. Sun- and Beat the Ball Crawl. Visit tasteofpark day Mass on the Main Stage at 10 am.; ridge.com. Carvery Brunch at 11 am., reservations Everything you need to know to Island 'in the City FestiVaL July 9-12 at strongly suested; $20 for IAHC mem- Norridge Community Park, 4631 N. Over- bers; $22 for adults; $12 for member chil- navigate Chicago's airports like a hill. Free admission. The event features live dren 12 and under; $14 for children general entertainment, food vendors and carnival adniission free for children 2 and under. pro, just in timefor vacation season. I rides. Hours are 5-10 p.m. Thursday; 5-11 Bingo on Saturday from 2-4 p.m. and Sun- p.m. Friday; 1-11 p.m. Saturday; and 1-10 p.m. day, game is split-the-pot. Visit irish-amer Sunday. Music lineup - Thursday: Seren- ican.org. dipity 6-7 p.m., 7th Heaven 7:30-9:30 p.m.; st. Peter's United Church of Christ Friday: Bitter Sweet 6-7:30 p.m., Infinity 4th Annual Brat Fry/Music Festival, SPECIAL REPORT: Is the CPD still undercounting murders? 8-1030 p.m.; Saturday: "It's So About You" noon-7 p.m. July 11 on the front lawn of St. 2:30-3:30 p.m., Todka & Vonics 4-5:30 p.m., Peter's UCC, directly across Oakton from Sonic 76-7:30 p.m., Hi Infidelity 8-10:30 the Village Green, 8013 Laramie St., Skokie. p.m.; Sunday: Six Strings Crossing 2:45- Event features live music all day along with 3:45 p.m., Smokin Gunz 4-5:30 p.m., The bratwurst grilled up Sheboygan-style and Mantz Brothers 6-8 p.m., The Lost Trailersserved on authentic Wisconsin hardrolls. 8:15-9:30 p.m. Visit islandinthecity;com. Musical guests will include Skokie Idol I,crn mGsT, Irish American Heritage Festival, Julysemifinalist Andre Glockner and Skokie- 10-12 at the Irish Heritage Center, 4626 N. local original rock band Eyes Closed and Knox Ave., Chicago. Featuring more than Through. Money raised by the event will 100 performers for three days on five benefit the Niles Township Food Pantry; stages. Fest hours are 6p.m. toi a.m. Fri- Visit stpeteruccskokie.org. day; noon to i a.m. Saturday; and ii a.m. to Big Greek Food Fest of Niles, July 17-19 11p.m. Sunday. Tickets are $15 for adults on the grounds of St. Haralambos Greek Friday and Saturday; $20 for adults Sun- Orthodox Church, 7373 Caldwell Ave., day; $5 for children under 12 all days; free Niles. Hours are 5 p.m.-midnight Friday for children under 4 all days. There will be and 3 p.m.-midnight Saturday and Sunday. Irish and American food and drink shop- Event features authentic Greek food and ping, step dancers, cultural exhibits and pastries, roasted lamb, loukoumathes, children's activities. Dozens of vendors and children's activities, live music, a Greek taverna, festival dancers, cooking classes artisans will be selling Irish clothing, music 4 great vacation destinations and jewelry. Cultural offerings include and more. Admission is $2 (free before 5 BURGER poetry readings, language lessons, one-act p.m.); $1 for seniors; free for children under FA-OFF 7 tips for avoiding flight delays plays and art and museum exhibits. The 6 TO TRY 10 essential beach reads Turn to Festivals, Page 42 Tea Room returns as a respite for people LUXE-FlOUSE puis. The savvy AUOP4S traveler's guide to HOW 10 WIN 4 Chkago airports

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MORTON GROVE PARK DISTRICT PHOTO Dancers from the Morton Grove Park District dance, tap and hip-hop to a variety of name songs in the annual dance recital, 'The Name Game:' Morton Grove dancers hit their groove in'The Name Game' BY MYRNA PETLICKI event." activities at this event based Pioneer Press Tickets are $8 in ad- on Terry Border's chil- vance; $12 at the door. dren's book. What's in a name? Find For details, call (847) For details,call(847) 965-1200 or go to 676-2230 or go to out when Morton Grove u_i, Park District dance stu- www.mortongrovepark- www.barnesandnoble.com. .b, .. dents perform in "The s.com. Name Game," the Annual Wheel fun Dance Recital, noon and 3 An in-tents p.m. Sunday, May31 at Tune up for summer at Maine East High School, evening the 3rd Annual Bike Niles 2601 W. Dempster St., Park Bring tents and bedding Fest, 9 a.m.-noon Saturday, Ridge. to a Backyard Campout, 5 June 6, starting from Gemi- "A lot of our songs have a p.m. Friday, June 5-10 a.m. ni Junior High School just person's name in them;' Saturday, June 6 at Wild- Parking Lot, 8955 Green- said Recreation Supervisor wood Nature Center, 529 wood. You'll bike around Katie Halverson. "The Forestview Ave., Park Niles, view the unveiling of $39 opening number for the Ridge. You'll have a camp- Nues' first marked bike recital is to 'Say My Name." fire dinner, s'mores and path and see a Division Other numbers will include breakfast, as well as fish Stunt Team BMX show. peryear SCREAM PL "Move Like Jaer," "Hey and watch a movie. Resi- For detnils, call (847) Mickey" and "Mr. Bojan- dents pay $10 per person 663-1234 or go to www.ni- gles." for ages 2-10; $14 ages 11- leslibrary.org About 150 dancers, ages adults; $16 and $20 for 3-18, will be featured per- nonresidents. Reservations Bear up forming ballet, tap, jazz, are required. lyrical and hip-hop dance For details, call (847) Teddy Bear Picnic is the styles. 692-3570 or go to theme for Friday Preschool "It's fun for families to www.prparks.org. Fun, 11:15 a.m.-noon June 5 see what their children at Lincoinwood Public have been working on the Sticky situation Library 4000 W. Pratt Ave. whole year. They put a lot It's the opening day in ORDER NOW of time and effort into it," Will peanut butter find a Summer Session i of the Halverson said. The recital friend? That questionwill program for ages 2-5 with a is fun for other families, be posed at the Peanut caregiver. Program runs chicagotribune.com/digitalsports too. Butter & Cupcake Story- through June 26. Regis- "It's one of our largest time, 11 am. Saturday, May tration is required. events;' the recreation 30 at Barnes and Noble, 55 For details,call(847) supervisor reported. "It's a Old Orchard Center, Sko- 677-5277, ext. 234 or go to nice community-building kie. There will be related 1incolnwoodlibrarorg. 42 GO'

Festivals fillsummerwith food,tunes,ftmn Festivals, from Page 39 12. Free parking. Visit bireekfoodfstof niles.org. Lincoinwood Fest, July 23-26 at Proe- sel Park, 6900 N. Lincoln Ave., Lincoln- wood. Hours are 5-10 p.m. Thursday 5-11 p.m Friday noon-il p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m.-10 p.m. Sunday. The festival includes food, live music, carnival, children's activ- ines. car show, beer and wine tent, bingo and business expo. Visit lincoinwood fest.com. Park Ridge Summer Family Fun Fest July 23-26 at Hinidey Park, 25 Busse High- way (Busse & Morris), Park Ridge. Hours are 4-10 p.m. Thursday 4-10:30 pm. Friday noon-il p.m. Saturday and noon-10:30 p.m. Sunday. Event features carnival games, entertainment, food, face painting and carnival rides. Free admission, charge for rides; Single Day Wristband: $30 unlimited rides; Mega Pass: $55 unlimited rides all four days. Music by 7th Heaven on Sunday night See parkridgeparkdistrict.com. JeifFest Arts & Music Festival, July 24-26 at Jefferson Memorial Park, 4822 N. LongAve.. Chicago. Hours are 6-11 p.m. Fridanoon-li p.m. Saturday and noon-8 p.m. Sunday. Kids Zone hours are noon-5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Main stage groups - Friday Eliminator 7-8 p.m., Blackened 8:30-10 p.m.; Saturday Leonum 4-5 p.m.. The Empty Pockets 5:30-6:30 p.m., Jonathan Jackson i- Enation 7-9 p.m., TBA 9-10:30 p.m.; Sunday Pirates Over 40 FOUNTAIN SQUARE ART FESTIVAL 3-4 p.m., The Shagadelics 4:30-5:30 p.m., Evanston's Fountain Square Art Festival, set to be held June27-28,will feature more than 170 juried artists displaying their works. Jc Brooks & the Uptown Sound 6-8 p.m. General admission is $5; seniors 65 and noon-8 p.m. Sunday. Event features more Visit topChicago.org. over and kids 12 and younger are free; if than 15 hours oflive music, a large carnival Des Plaines Fall Fest, Sept 18-20 at your name is Jeff, show ID and get free midway, a 5K run, classic movies at the Lake Park, 2200 Lee St, Des Plaines. Hours admission. Visit jefffest.org. historic Skolde Theatre, a children's stage are 6-11 p.m. Friday; noon-il p.m. Saturday Mt Prospect Downtown Block Party, and kid's activities, a classic auto show, and noon-8 p.m. Sunday. Event features kid July 24-25 at Emerson Street and Busse bingo, a Sponsor and Community Resource zone activities, carnival rides, open air Avenue. Hours are 4-11 p.m. Friday and 11 Fair, a sidewalk sale, a beer tent, Sunday market, bag tournament, country fair tent, -am.-11 p.m. Saturday. Event features live pancake breakfast, a farmers market and food, beer, wine, car show and more. Music music, free rides for kids and food from food. Main stage music lineup - Friday lineup - Friday: Spoken Four 6:30-8 p.m., local restaurants. Admission is free. Visit Decoy Prayer Meeting 6:45 p.m., The Fabu- AREA 9-10:45 p.m; Saturday: Classical mpblockpartcom. bus Thunderbirds 8:30 p.m.; Saturday: Blast 2-3 p.m., Semple 4-5:30 p.m., Genera- North Shore Festival ofArt 10 a.m.-5 Angela James 11:30 a.m., Matt Hendricks tion...The Sixties Experience 6:30-8 p.m., p.m. July 25-26 at Westfield Old Orchard 1:45 p.m., Nu Bambu 4 p.m., Luck of Eden Modern Day Romeos 9-10:45 p.m.; Sunday Mall, 4999 Old Orchard Center, Skokie. ISLAND IN ThE CITY Hall 6:45 p.m., The Psychedelic Furs 8:30 Mason Rivers 2:30-4 p.m., 7th Heaven 5-7 Event features works by more than 120 Norridges Island in the City festival, set for p.m.; Sunday Steve Rosen noon, Jess Mc- p.m. Free admission, free parking. See juried artists plus live music, food, an adult July9-12,will include rides and music. Intosh 2:15 p.m., Dann Morr & The Smash- Fallfestdesplaines.com. still lifé photography contest, festival photo ing Bastard Sideshow 4:30 p.m., Tributo- Fall Arts & Crafts Adventure, present- booth and children's activities. Free admis- Sons of Mary 4-5:30 p.m., Northshore saurus becomes The Cars 6:15 p.m. Admis- ed by the American Society ofArtists, 9 sion and parking. Visit NorthShoreFestival 6-7:30 p.m., Wedding Banned 8-10:15 p.m.; sion is free. Visit backlotbash.com. a.m.-5 p.m. Sept 19 on the grounds of ofArt.com. Sunday' Centerfold noon-1:30 p.m., Hot Taste ofPolonia Festival, Sept. 4-7 at Hodges Park, 101 S. Courtland (Prospect & Edison Park Fest, Aug. 14-16 in the Rocks Band 2-3:30 p.m., 3AM 4-5:30 p.m., Copernicus Center, 5216 W. Lawrence, Vine by City Hall), Park Ridge. Free admis- downtown area around the Edison Park Tanqueray Mist 6-7:30 p.m., Sixteen Can- Chicago (Jefferson Park). Hours are 5- sion. Visit americansocietyofartists.org. Metra Station, 6730 N. Olmsted, Chicago. dies 8-10 p.m. Admission is free. Visit edi- 10:30 p.m. Friday; noon-10:30 p.m. Saturday Bluesmobile Cruise Nights Car Show, Event includes food, beverages, live music, sonpark.com/epfest. and Sunday and noon-lO p.m. Monday 6-9 p.m. Saturdays through Sept. 26 at the Family Stage activities and Kids' Play Area. Skokie's Sacidot Bash, Aug. 28-30 in a (Labor Day). Admission is $7; kids 12 and Metra commuter lot along Northwest Band schedule - Friday 97Nine 5:30-7:30 portion of Oakton Street, between Lincoln under are free. Live music on four stages Highway, one block west of Route 83, p.m., Rod Thffcurls and the Bench Press and Laramie avenues adjacent to Village with over 35 bands; Polish food and beer; Mount Prospect. Classic car shows will 8-10:15 p.m.; Saturday Treehouse Hall (5127 Oakton St). Hours are 6-10 p.m. casino, bingo and full bar (inside the Co- take place every Saturday with themed noon-1:30 p.m., Smokin Gunz 2-3:30 p.m., Friday, 11 a.m.-10 p.m. Saturday and pernicus Center); kids stage and fun zone. nights each week Visit mpdrna.org. 43

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Broadway, Chicago, can Indian, 3001 Central St., Evanston, and as storytelling through film. 5 p.m. $5-$20,312-742-7502 Free-$5; $10-$12 for talk, 847-475-1030 Friday, National Museum of Health and "The Wild Duck":A father dreams of a Medicine Chicago, 175 W. Washington new invention that can restore his fall- "Can't Stand Losing You": Surviv- Native Haute Couture:The year-long St.. Chicago. $10-$15 en family's name to greatness. 8 p.m. Ing The Police:Based on the memoir exhibit celebrates the history of Native Friday-Saturday, 6p.m. Sunday, Christ "One Train Later" by guitarist Andy American high fashion from pre-con- "The Drowning Girls":Three mur- Evangelical Lutheran Church, 3253 W Summers, "Can't Stand Losing You" tact to today. 10 am. all week, Mitchell dered women gather evidence against Wilson Ave., Chicago, $15-$20, 773-413- tells ofthe rise ofThe Police. 7 p.m. all Museum ofthe American Indian, 3001 the man who killed them by reliving the 0454 week, The Patio Theater, 6008 Irving Central St., Evanston, free, 847-475-1030 events leading to their deaths. 8p.m. Park Road, Chicago, $10-$15, 773-283- Friday-Saturday, 3 p.m. Sunday, Signal "Thinking Caps":A new work set in 7244 "The Last Supper":Contemporary I Ensemble Theatre, 1802 W. Berenice an era in which keyboards and the in- artist Julie Green shows 600 white Ave., Chicago, $12-$23, 773-698-7389 ternet are dead, and telepathy and head- Inana:8 p.m. Friday-Saturday, 4 p.m. ceramic plates decorated that depict the sites are the new reality. 8p.m. Friday- Saturday, 2 p.m. Sunday, 7:30 p.m. last meal requests ofU.S. death row Division Street Fest and Sidewalk Saturday, 2p.m. Sunday, The Charnel Wednesday, TimeLine Theatre, 615 W. inmates. 2 p.m. all week, Block Museum Saie:The ninth annual fest runs down House, 3421 W. Fullerton Ave., Chicago, WellingtonAve., Chicago, $22-$48, ofArt, Fisk Hall, Room 21Z Northwest- 10 blocks and features food, art and $15-$18,312-772-6275 773-281-8463 em University, Northwestern Univer- crafts vendors plus live music and kids' sity, Evanston, free, 847-491-4000 activities. 5 p.m. Friday, noon Saturday "Ring of Fire: Music of Johnny "Beast on the Moon":An Armenian and Sunday, Damen Avenue and Divi- Cash":Audiences journey through the inimigrant escapes the massacre of 1.5 "The Diary of Anne Frank": The sion Street, Chicago, $5 suested dona- icon's career, from the cotton fields of million Armenians in 1915 and lands in classic production explores the life of a tion, 312-850-9390 Arkansas to the Grand 01e Opry.8 p.m. 1920s Milwaukee. 7:30 p.m. Friday, young Jewish girl in hiding for two Friday-Saturday, 3p.m. Saturday-Sun- Saturday, Tuesday and Wednesday, 3 years during World War II. 8 p.m. Fn- 30th Chicago Gospel Music Festi- day, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Mercury p.m. Sunday, Raven Theatre, 6157 N. day, 4 p.m. and 8 p.m. Saturday, 2 p.m. val:This festival is a celebration of Theater, 3745 N. Southport Ave., Chi- Clark St., Chicago, TRA, 773-338-2177 and 6 p.m. Sunday, Writers Theatre, 664 gospel music, featuring a variety of cago, TRA, 773-325-1700 Vernon Ave., Glencoe, $35-$75, 847-242- faith-filled performers. 9 a.m. Friday- "Chicago ls' A Hometown Musical 6000 Sunday, Millennium Park, 201 E. Ran- Maker L Muse: Women and Early Revue:A hometown musical revue dolph St., Chicago, TBA, 312-742-5222 Twentieth Century Art Jewelry:The featuring songs from some of Chicago's "Later Life": Twopeople meet at a museum presents an exhibition corn- top composers. 7:30 p.m. Friday- Sat- party and rekindle a romance that be- Porches:With Oshwa. 10 p.m. Friday, prised ofworks drawn from the Coilec- urday, 4 p.m. Saturday, Berger Park gar: 30 years ago. 8 p.m. Friday- Sat- Beat Kitchen, 2100 W Belmont Ave., tion of Richard H. Driehaus and promi- Coach House, 6205 N. Sheridan Road, urday, 3 p.m. Sunday, Oil Lamp Theater, Chicago. $10-$12,773-281-4444 nent private and public collections Chicago, $25,312-970-9840 1723 Glenview Road, Glenview, $35, throughout the United States. 10 am. all 847-834-0738 Bloody Young and Backdated, A week, Richard H. Driehaus Museum. 40 "Soon i Will Be Invincible":The devi- Who photo exhibit:This event cele- E. Erie St., Chicago, $ 12.50-$20,312- ous Doctor Impossible has escaped Fiber Art Exhibit:A fiber art presenta- brates The Who's 50th anniversary 482-8933 from prison and legendary superhero tion by Charlotte Kaplan. A reception through the personal photo collections CoreFire has vanished without a trace. from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday will of eleven photographers. noon everyday Ecos dei Pacifico:8:30 p.m. Friday, 7:30 p.m. Friday, 8 p.m. Saturday, 4 p.m. celebrate the last day ofthe exhibit. 9 but Sunday, Chess Records Studio! Myron R Szold Music and Dance Hall, Sunday, Lifeline Theatre, 6912 N. Glen- am. Friday-Sunday, Midwest Palliative Willie Dixon's Blues Heaven Founda- Old Town School of Folk Music, 4545 N. wood Ave., Chicago, $20-$40, 773-761- & Hospice Care Center, 2050 Claire tion, 2120 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago, Lincoln Ave., Chicago, $12,773-728- 4477 Court, Glenview, free, 847-612-1804 $10,312-808-1286 6000 "Scotland Road":A young woman is Suenos Latin Jazz Concert:Join "Stick Fly":An affluent African- Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds: found floating in the Atlantic and an Steven Hashimoto and the Latin Suenos American family takes a 3-day vacation 8:30 p.m. Friday, Riviera Theatre, 4746 aristocrat becomes obsessed with un- Jazz Quartet for a concert in celebration to Martha's Vineyard. 8p.m. Friday- N. Racine Ave., Chicago, $45, 773-275- covering whether or not she is a survi- ofthe library's grand re-opening. 7 p.m. Saturday, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Windy 6800 vor ofthe Titanic. 8 p.m. Friday-Sat- Friday, Morton Grove Public Library City Playhouse, 3014 W. Irving Park urday, 2 p.m. Sunday, BoHo Theatre at 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, Road, Chicago, $20-$45,312-374-3196 "Too Much Ught Makes the Baby Go Heartland Studio Theatre, 7016 N. Glen- 847-965-4220 Blind":A one-hour blitz of3O ex- wood Ave., Chicago, $20, 866-811-4111 Goya & Dali, "Los Caprichos": Revisit tremely briefplays. 11:30 p.m. Friday- U2 Tribute Band Elevation:Sing Goya through the work of Dali on the Saturday, 8 p.m. Sunday, The Neo-Fu- "The Power of Prom":This '80s trib- along to U2 hits and watch front man former's series of prints, "Los Cap- turarium, 5153 N. Ashland Ave., Chi- ute combines elements ofthe songs, Shawn Brady. 7:30 p.m. Friday, Pavilion richos." Advance registration recom- cago, $9 plus the roll of one die (s 10- movies, television shows, and pop- Event Center, Brookside Shopping mended. midnight all week Instituto $15) or $20 for advance reservation, culture that epitomized the decade. 8 Plaza Shopping Center, Northbrook, Cervantes of Chicago, 31W. Ohio St., 773-275-5255 p.m. Friday-Saturday, The Annoyance $15, 847-715-9440 Chicago, free, 313-335-1996 Theatre, 851 W Belmont Ave., Chicago, "Goidliocks and the Bears":The $15-$20, 773-697-9693 "The Sound of Music:" A 50th AnnI- "imposter/Contalned":An immer- classic story ofthe younggirl who ven- versary Tribute:Film teacher Steve sive performance uniting movement, tures into the woods and stumbles on a The Cadillac Three:8:30 p.m. Friday, Frenzel presents behind-the-scenes textural installation and projections, cute house with three bowls of por- Joe's Bar, 940 W. Weed St., Chicago, stories, historical insights, and wonder- with live original score. 7p.m. Friday- ridge, three chairs and three beds. 10:30 $15-$18,312-337-3486 am. Friday, Stahl Family Theatre, 5900 Turn to Calendar, Next Page "A TRIUMPH of music and storytelling"

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Go Calendar, from Previous Page 1020W. Sheridan Road, Chicago, $15- Bonòbo:8 p.m. Saturday, Concord mott's. 9p.m. Saturday, Martyrs', 3855 $20, 773-508-8400 Music Hall, 2047 N. Milwaukee Ave., N. Lincoln Ave., Chicago, $20, 773-404- ful moments, 10a.m. Friday, North Chicago, $25 9494 Shore Senior Center, 161 Northfield "The True Story of the Three Littie Road, Northfield, $10 member; $13 Pigs":A musical adaptation of the Big Fran kie Cosmos:With Not For You. 10 "His Way:" Sinatra's Centenniai non-member, 847-784-6030 Bad Wolf's side of the classic tale. 11a.m. p.m. Saturday, Beat Kitchen, 2100 W. Ceiebration:In honor ofFrank Si- Saturday-Sunday, Mundelein Center for Belmont Ave., Chicago, $10, 773-281- natra's 100th, Ron Hawking will head- Skokie idol: Rising Stars:A special the Fine and Performing Arts, Loyola 4444 line. 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Auditorium concert featuring all eleven contestants University, 1020 W. Sheridan Road, Theatre ofRoosevelt University, 50 E. from the Skokie Idol 2015 Junior Divi- Chicago, $10, 773-508-8400 Ei Bandolero & Souphonetics: 10 Congress Parkway, Chicago, $35-$55, sion. 7:30 p.m. Friday, 1:30 p.m. Saturday, p.m. Saturday, Masada, 2206 N. Califor- 800-982-2787 Skokie Theatre, 7924 N. Lincoln Ave., Senior Exhibition:Loyola's graduating nia Ave., Chicago, free, 773-697-8397 Skokie, $15,847-677-7761 fine arts majors show recent work in Rosehiil Cemetery walk:Join Egyp- ceramics, painting, drawing and pho- Sun Bones, Flocks and the Lookout tologist Michael Berger for a 2-hour "Shining Lives":Four courageous tography. Noon Saturday, The Ralph & Amber Flight:9:30 p.m. Saturday, walk through Rosehill Cemetery and women upend their lives at the Chicago Arnold Fine Arts Annex, 1131 W. Sheri- Moe's Tavern, 2937 N. Milwaukee Ave., explore obelisks and mausoleums. 10 r Radium Dial Company in 1922 with a dan Road, Chicago, free, 773-508-8400 Chicago, $5, 773-227-2937 a.m. Saturday, Rosehill Cemetery, 5800 determination to change the future. 8 N. Ravenswood Ave., Chicago, $20-$25, p.m. Friday-Saturday; 2:30 p.m. Sat- Vaudeziiiai Roaring '20s:A tribute to No Shame Theatre:Bring a less-than- 773-702-9507 urday-Sunday; 7:30 p.m. Tuesday; 1p.m., the era of speakeasies, the Charleston five-minute piece oforiginal work and 2:30p.m., 7:30 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. and jazz. 10:30 p.m. Saturday, Stage 773, sign up for the open mic or watch oth- "Fire and Beer":The Annoyance Wednesday, Northlight Theatre, 9501 1225 W. Belmont Ave., Chicago, $20, ers throw down. The first 15 sign-ups at House Ensemble improvises based on Skokie Blvd., Skokie, $15-$54. 847-673- 773-327-5252 the door perform. 10:30 p.m. Saturday, an audience suggestions. 8 p.m. Sat- 6300 Lincoln Loft, 3036 N. Lincoln Ave., urday, The Annoyance Theatre, 851 W. "Yes, Andersonviiie":A meta-musical Chicago, $5 suggested donation, 773- Belmont Ave., Chicago, $12; $8 for stu- smorgasbord about Andersonville's 680-4596 dents, 773-697-9693 Saturday, May 30 800-year history. 9:30 p.m. Saturday, pH Comedy Theater, 1515 W. Berwyn Ave., Built to Spili:With Wooden Indian Deerfieid Festivai of Fine Arts: Art- "The Queue":Patrons at a fictional Chicago, $15, 773-961-8214 Burial Ground and the Clarke and the ists from across the United States show airport get involved in each others pri- Himseifs. 9 p.m. Saturday, Metro, 3730 offtheir painting, fiber, jewelry ceram- vate lives. 8 p.m. Saturday-Sunday, Temples:10:30 p.m. Saturday, Subter- N. Clark St., Chicago, $26 (18+), 773- ics, photography, sculpture, wood and Mundelein Center for the Fine and ranean, 2011w. North Ave., Chicago, 549-0203 mixed media works. 10 a.m. Saturday- Performing Arts, Loyola University $22-$24, 773-278-6600 The Westies:With Michael McDer- Turn to Go Calendar, Next Page

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F 'lirhcod,gov MOVIES 49 owpia g stppEenwo1f "Avengers: Age of Ultron" ** 1/2 PG-13, 2:22, fantasy. "Avengers: Age of Ultron" won't dis- appoint a majority of its pre-sold, culturally obligated fans. Action, relentless and assaultive. Wisecracks, numerous, The pretty sharp and evenly parceled out among Robert Downey Jr. (Iron Man), Chris Hemsworth (Thor), Mark Ruffalo (Hulk), Herd Chris Evans (Captain America), Scarlett Johansson (Black Widow), Jeremy Renner (Hawkeye) and so on. Three years ago, writer-director Joss Whedon's "The Avengers" turned BYRORY KINNEAR out to be a sprightly wallop of an all-star superhero blockbuster. So why does the new one DIRECTED BY ENSEMBLE MEMBER seem, I don't know ... a little ... small? Entertaining as much of "Avengers 2" is, Whedon's FRANK G ALATI picture meets expectations without exceeding them. - Michael Phillips Featuring ensemble members Francis Guinan, John Mahoney, Molly Regan and Lois Smith with Cliff Chamberlain and Audrey Francis

"Hot Pursuft" * 1/2 PG-13, 1:27, comedy. Cheap, short and slow, "Hot Pursuit" is a comedy that never lets you forget that pairing up Sofia Ver- gara with Reese Witherspoon should have worked better D than this. A mismatch-misfire badly misdirected by the director of "The Guilt Trip" and "27 Dresses:' it wastes the ar Demand Oscar-winning Reese and the spirited spitfire Vergara, cast as a comically disgraced cop who escorts the wife of a drug lord to court. It's "Midnight Run" without enough running, "The Heat" without any heat. - Roger Moore

"Mad Max: Fury Road" *** R, 2:00, action. You remember "Happy Feet"? This is George Miller's "Happy Wheels:' The creator of the original "Mad Max" trilogy has whipped up a gargantuan grunge symphony of vehicular mayhem that makes "Furious 7" look like "Curi- ous George:' The full title of Miller's remake of "Mad Max" is "Mad Max: Fury Road:' lt stars Tom Hardy, who says very little, in the old Mel Gibson role of the post-apocalyptic road warrior. Here the character's bacon is saved, over and over, by the revolutionary-in-training known as Imperator Furiosa. Charlize Theron plays her, and "badass" doesn't really capture it. Theron out-Hardys Hardy in the nonverbal seething department, and she's right at home in the scorched-earth landscapes shot in Australia and the South African Namib Desert. MP "****4 stars,, -Chicago Tribune "Paul Blatt: Mall Cop 2" * PG, 1:34, comedy. "Paul Blart: Mali Cop 2" is even more of a kids movie than the 2009 original, slapstick and sight gags "Buoyantly entertaining" built around a clueless plump lump. It's harmless, and Kevin -The New York Times James tries to find a place among the pratfall kings. None of this ever rises above a slight grin. Sequels are cynical by nature, but this one, with its casino product-placement ad "Vividly Acted" -Chicago Sun-Times ____ and director Andy Fickman apparently checking his text messages instead of trying to punch the limp gags into shape, is purely a paycheck. - R.M. Tickets going fast. "Pitch Perfect 2" ** Must close June 14. PG-13, 1:55, comedy. In the 2012 hit, which was equal parts PG-13 raunch and energetically paced underdog fantasy, 312-335-1650 screenwriter Kay Cannon, who wrote the sequel as well, let steppenwolf.org I Anna Kendrick's wary, guarded Beca run the show and nego- tiate the narrative complications with alight, dry touch. This OfficiaI 2014/15 time, by design, Kendrick fades into the ensemble wood- Corporate PresentIng Sponsor Corporate Production Sponsor Season Lighting Sponsor work, and her character's main dilemma is how long she can keep her recording studio internship a secret from the all- (4) female Barden Bellas a cappella group. lt's a dumb conflict; delayed secrets tend not to UNITEDI Allstate ComEd work when stretched across haifa movie or more, even if you have Keegan-Michael Key GOOD HANDS aboard to play the music producer who becomes Beca's mentor. - M.P 50 DEATH NOTICES We extend our condolences to thefamilies and loved ones of those who have passed.

Ely, Barbara Rogee Matturro, Ann Ruth 'Ms Ann' Barbara Rogene Ely, 72, of Park Ridge, IL passed Pasternack, John V. A memorial and interment of ashes has been set for May 29th, to honor and celebrate the life of Ann Matturro, John V. Pasternack, age 74 of Seymour and formerly away May 7, 2015 at Rush University Medical Center (flee Emerson) formerly of Park Ridge. For 40 years, Ms. Ann performed psychic con- of Chicago, passed away on Wednesday, May 20, in Chicago. A memorial service will be held at 11 sultations for clients throughout the US and Europe. 2015 at his home. He was born on April 13, 1941 in am., Saturday, May 30, at Spring Valley Presbyterian She was born and raised in Arkansas, and as a young girl the bright lights of Chicago Chicago, Illinois to John Anthony and Eva (Massoth) Church, 933E. Nerge Road, Roselle, IL Barbara was beckoned. She received monogrammed luggage for graduation, and the next day, Ann Pasternack. On October 5, 1963 in Chicago, John born Dec. 7, 1942 to Robert and Theo (Rich) Massie left for Chicago. married Margaret Wilson. In Rice Lake. WI. She graduated from Barron High She and her husband Angelo moved to Park Ridge in 1965, settling In to raise their John was a member of the St. Ambrose Catholic School and earned a UW-Madison bachelor's degree three children. All the while, Ann's reputation grew. Police departments, distraught Church. From an early age, John collected model In Business Administration in 1965. Barbara mar- relatives and even ciergy members sought her advice. She did readings at corporate trains and over time, he amassed quite a collection ried Don Ely and for the last 40 years they worked and private events all over Chicagoland, and was hired as entertainment on cruise of trains. He was a member of the Southern Indiana together In their Park Ridge-based construction ships and gatherings of all types. Model Railroad Club. i company, Nu-Con, general contractor for the Spring She called herself a "poor man's psychiatrist" and loved sharing her psychic gift. Heleaves behind his wifeof5l years, Margaret; son, Valley church. Barbara loved to make afghans for When her hearing was failing, she resisted using hearing aids, saying, l've heard everything." In 2005, she John Pasternack and his wife Judith of Prospect people, enloyed camping and fishing, and was was stricken with Alzheimer's disease, and had to leave her beloved Park Ridge home. Heights,IL;daughters, Gayle Albergo and her pleased when Don was ordained as a deacon In the She was a friend to many, and always knew how to light up a room. She was quick-witted and smiled easily. husband Scott of Elk Grove Village, IL, Courtney church. Barbara is survived by her husband Don Her laugh made the world a bit brighter, and will be missed. Wimmer of Elk Grove VillageIL and Gabrlelle Ely of Park Ridge, Il, brothers: Leonard Massle of Ann, 84, died April 11, 2015, and was preceded in death by her husband (Angelo), a brother (Robert), and Galus and her husband Bill of Seymour. John was Madison, WI and Cecil Massle of Bloomington, MN. her parents (JD Emerson and Velva Lively). She is survived by her children Yetta (Steven Parker), James a proud grandfather to Brian, T.J., Jason, Jessie, (Manan), and Greg (Tammy). Grandchildren James, Katherine, Matthew, Angela, Jonathan, Kyaran, Payton, Cody, Jackie, Kelly, Joshua, Bill, Jr., Danny, Kayla and great-granddaughter Madilyn, along with her brother Frank, sisters-in-law Louisa Boshardy and Patsy and Hunter; great granddaughter, Olivia. Sign Gueslbook at chicagotribune.com/obitnaries Matturro, and many nieces, nephews, and great nephews and nieces. Graveside services will be on Tuesday, May 26th at 1:00pm at Aif Saints Catholic Cemetery at 700 North Place a death notice. Memorial services will begin at 11 am, May 29th, at First United Methodist Church of Park Ridge, Inter- River Road in Des Plaines, IL 60016.Friends can ment to follow at Maryhill Cemetery in Niles. In lieu of flowers, the family has requested donations to the sign the guestbook or leave a message to the family Call 866.399.0537 Alzhelmer's Foundation. www.alzfdn.org at www.WoodlawnFamilyFuneral.com or visit: placeanad.tribunesuburbs.com Sign Guestbook at chlcagotrlbune.corn/obltuaries Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries

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That figure is DETROIT - A high-end consumers salivating. expected to go up with the luxury sedan without a V-8 Buyers either don't new-generation pickup. engine; a Jeep Wrangler know or don't care what's Sullivan said the recent made ofaluminum, clam- under the hood because successes suggest automak- bering over boulders; a the power is plenty. ers have just scraped the Corvette that gets 30 mpg. The vehicles at the surface ofgetting more The unthinkable is be- shows reflect an industry efficiency from gasoline coming reality with the that came to a crossroad engines, and more aston- transition to smaller en- and chose the gutsy path. ishing accomplishments gines, better transmissions, Poster children include a are to come. The industry is electronic wizardry and full-size Cadillac CT6 with benefiting from a host of lightweight materials. a four-cylinder engine and achievements, including Based on a slew of new a Lincoln Continental with turbochargers and multi- speed transmissions. models at auto shows this a V-6 when a V-8 would CHARLIE RIEDEL/AP year, it's clear the industry have been the norm a dec- The Cadillac CT6 has an An assembly plant worker inspects a 2015 Ford F-150 truck, which sports a steel frame and is changing to help auto- ade ago. The Ford GT aluminum-intensive chas- an aluminum body. Ford plans the same for its heavy-duty pickup trucks. makers meet more strin- supercar promises more sis and body (64 percent gent fuel economy regula- than 600 horsepower from aluminum) combined with fions in the future. a twin-turbocharged V-6. from WardsAuto. 10 variations of high- "We are now past a tip- The return of the Acura The year is expected to strength, lighter-weight ping point They are mak- NSX is with a V-6 and end with 51 percent of steel. 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The body features lighter-weight materials. pick the smaller and more would have done alumi- processes. Aluminum sup- truck plants to make the fuel-efficient option. In the num, high-strength steel pliers are making big in- F-Series with aluminum employees to use adhesives to develop a new vehicle - midsize car segment, mod- and aluminum castings in vestments, expanding ca- bodies instead ofsteel. All and rivets to attach alumi- longer to introduce new els such as the Hyundai the way we have," he said. pacity to meet bigger con- automakers are looking at num panels where they engines, materials and Sonata and Ford Fusion Ford's Lincoln Continen- tracts and hiring workers. more use ofaluminum and used to weld pieces of steel. technologies that can be used the trend to justify tal also will have a V-6 next Consumers come out other lightweight maten- Automakers had no spread across the lineup. dropping a V-6 altogether year. It will be from the winners because it all adds als. GM is pursuing a choice. U.S. fuel efficiency The trend to smaller in favor offour cylinders. same family as the 600- up to better gas mileage for mixed-material strategy standards will nearly dou- engines is picking up. Others could follow suit horsepower V-6 in the Ford cars that are just as fast and Fiat Chrysler has hinted at ble by 2025 under proposed In 2005, 44 percent of Nissan has few takers for GT on sale later this year. powerful off the mark. an aluminum Wrangler, rules. Though the targets vehicles built in North the V-6 in its Altima. "It used to be that fuel- It's a watershed moment which raised the specter of could change under amid- America had six-cylinder As long as the horsepow- efficient vehicles were tiny for the industry because moving assembly from its term review, the industry engines and 28 percent had er and torque are there, and slow and unsafe' Phil- automakers aren't relying longtime production base has had to proceed as if big V-8s - almost two consumers are not balking. lippi said. "The whole thing on hybrids and electric in Toledo, Ohio. corporate fleets must aver- percentage points more And the power coming has been reversed. They vehicles to meet efficiency New materials require age 54.5 mpg a decade from than the number of four- out ofever-smaller engines can be big, powerful, safe standards. On tap are eye- new processes and training now. It can take five years cylinders, according to data seems to have no limit, said and still be fuel-efficient" AUTOS

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The rpm pared to using air that is from modes for snow, mud, little SUV performed ad- the longer I drove it, the bearing housing. However, are below 1,000. IfI hit nearly 80 percent nitrogen sand, rock and more. mirably on a few dozen morel liked it. After a this is much less ofan issue the accelerator a bit, the to begin with. Around town, the Rene- unpaved miles that would couple of hours off-road, I than it used to be back in shaking stops. Any sug- gade is bumpy but fun to be off-limits to regular was ready to forgive its the 1980s. gestions? Send questions along with drive. The 2.4-liter, four- cars. On dusty back roads, limitations and forget the -G.R., Orlando, Fia. name and town to Motor- cylinder engine is peppy it smoothed out the wash- Roger Rabbit-inspired I recently bought a A: Numerous Hyundai mouth, Rides, Chicago enough to dash through board and stepped nimbly design. Next stop, Toon- used 2001 Mazda B4000. owners have experienced Th7,une, 435 N. Michigan traffic. The wide, square over rock and rut. It han- town. There are two problems this, but we know ofno fix Ave, Fifth Floor, Chicago IL stance, with tight steering dIed the steep, sandy sec- with the air bags, prob- yet. However, we can offer 60611 or motormouth.trib and stiff suspension, gives tions without a hiccup. [email protected] ably related. The air bag one suggestion: you can tjverizon.net. 56 SPORTS Anderson in midst of rebuilding Maine East girls soccer team

KEVIN TANAKA/PIONEER PRESS NewTrier's Jen Flshman, left, and Maine East's ElisaPolochse after the ball during the Class 3A Nues West Regional semifinal n Skoke onMay19. B MAyr HARNESS "But I've gotten confir- "He's changed our men- passion for the game, andcoach Byron Deleon fromAnderson saiditwould Pioneer Press marion throughout the sea-tality" junior midfielderhe demands the playersst. Patrick to Maine East.have been more had some son from coaches and refsand two-year varsity playercommit to him. I could see"It's tough love. I was notgirls not had other commit- Maine East's girls soccer that they've noticed theElisa Polo said of Anderson. that attitude out there." hired to keep the statusments, such as work or team still is a long way from change inus from the"Before we expected to A Park Ridge resident,quo. We don't want to bevacation. matching New Trier's tal-beginning to the end. It'slose, arid we didn't care.Anderson came to Maineevery team's senior night." "I'm here for a five-year ent on the field, going to take a while to turnLast year, we would give up East, which has never won Anderson said Mainecommitment," he said. But the Blue Demons the tide, but we are off to abefore the game even start- a regional title, after oneEast has the athletes, and"There are a lot ofgirls who have closed the gap withgood start." ed." season as a boys assistant athe said he has to find a wayneed help, who want help. the state's top teams on the Maine East's season New Trier coach JimSt. Patrick. Before that, heto capture their attention.[The players] see I am here mental side of the game,ended on May 19, with anBurnside, who's won four had coaching stints at Res-But he also wants them tofor them. There are 60 according tofirst-year8-O loss to the Class 3Astate titles, said he evenurrection, Loyola, Mainebuy into what he's teach-percent who are buying Maine East coach Guy An- defending state championnoticed the difference inSouth and Notre Dame. ing. into the program and what derson. Trevians in the Niles Westthis season's Maine EastAnderson also coached "We are trying harderneeds to be done. It's the "I thought I had a prettyRegional semifinals in Sko-team. youth and travel teams innow, and I think next yearother 40 percent who can good idea on the state of thekie. The Blue Demons fin- "They came out andPark Ridge and Wilmette. will be better," Polo said. make or break it.That's program whenIgot here,ished1-20,winning theircompeted' he said. "They "I told them when I got Nine ofthe 20 players onwho we are trying to get to but I realized I did not," hefirst game of the season inplayed hard the wholehere that we have to tear itthe varsity postseason ros-understand it all." said. "There was a lack ofthe regional quarterfinals.time. down before we can build it ter were seniors. Five non- discipline, a lack of mental They beat Steinmetz 1-O on "Guy is someone whoup' said Anderson, who seniors started against New [email protected] toughness. May15. has a knowledge and abrought along assistantTrier, including Polo, and Twitter: @harliesspreps SPORTS 57 i

r KEVIN TANAKA/PIONEER PRESS NUes West's Nichole Lopatin breaks away from Young's Zoe Saphir, left, and Madison Ekern, right, or her way to scoring her second of three goalsin the Wolves' 3-0 win in the regional semifinals in Skokie on May 20. Improvedrunshelp Lopatin break herownscoring record BY ERIC VAN DRIL Ther in the regional final on Junior center midflelder goalie "is my move I usuallyit in a corner' Lopatin said she was 9 years old, and she Pioneer Press May 23, in Skokie. Emela Mehicevic provideddo' Lopatin said. "It's justof being one-on-one with aalsohas an extensive Lopatin's hat trick camethe key pass on the first goal, easiest for me, because I usegoalkeeper. "If I know I can playing history with Meh- The Class 3A Nues Westvia her 34th, 35th and 36thasshehitaperfectly- my speed to get aroundget around them, then I'll icevic. Both are skilled play- Regional semifinal between goals this season. It's beenweighted through ball be-them and then I have thedribble around them. But ifers who have helped Niles the Niles West and Youngweeks since she broke hertween the Dolphins' de- wide-open goal." not, I'll just try to place it." West match the school girlssoccer teams wassingle-season school recordfenders and into the path of The buildups to Lopatin's Having a speedy forward record for wins in a season, scoreless after the first 20of 19, which she set a yearNiles West left midfieldersecond and third goals werelike Lopatin, who Cish saidwhich was set in 2014. minutes, and then junior ago. Jackie Bajric. Young's lastdifferent - she dribbledis among the fastest players Their passes have also forward Nichole Lopatin "She's improved that defender closed in on Bajric right by the defense on thehe's ever coached, is a greatbeen a crucial part of the showed why she's obliter-much on her runs," Nilesas Lopatin ran free to the second, and a pass by senior asset. What's made her es-way Lopatin has terrorized ated the Wolves'single- West coach Brett Clish saidrightof her sophomoreforward Vicki Tirovolaspecially dangerous this sea- defenses all season. season scoring record thisof the scoringincrease. teammate. keyed the third - but theyson is how she's improved "I love having her up top," yeat "She's just gotten a ton of Bajric, knowing Lopatin ended in a similar fashion.her runs - not just goingMehicevic said, "because I Lopatin scored three breakaways, and she's beenwas in the box and on theThe Dolphins' defensestraight, but angling them know ifl send t to her, she'll times in the final 20 minutes finishing them." other side of the defender,chased Lopatin on bothand timing them well - and get to it." of the first half to lead the Ninth-seeded Youngslid a left-footed pass toplays as she did her favoritethe way she's combined seventh-seeded Wolves to a played a flatback four Lopatin, who got around themove, dribbling around the with Tirovolas and Meh- Van Dril is afreelance report- 3-O victory on May 20. Nues against the Wolves andgoalie and then calmly slidgoalie and slotting the ball icevic, among others. erfor Pioneer Press. West (14-7-2) was scheduledNues West's midflelders and the ball into an empty net. into the open net. Lopatin said she has toplay top-seeded Newforwards took advantage. Dribbling around the "Usually I'm trying to putplayed with Tirovolas since Twitter: @VanDnlsports 58 SPORTS Patience, persistence payoff for NUes North's Brand B JONAH L ROSENBLUM mined to become a playmaker, Pioneer Press and so she worked on becoming more creative and on the high Soccer can be a frustrating school game as a whole. game. Even the best teams and Her work paid off. One goal players are sometimes left won- her freshman year turned into i dering, "How are we going to 12 her sophomore year and 21 score?" her junior year, when she also That's where Nues North as- committed to play soccer at sistant coach Filip Cejovic's ad- Drake. vice comes in handy "You always "I can pass her the ball and have to try to do the right thing there's four people on her and I and good things will happen." know that she will do whatever In the first halfofthe Class 3A she can," Govis said. "I have so Loyola Regional semifinal much trust in her because she's against Maine West on May 19 such a hard player. She works Niles North senior Alyssa Brand and she trains so hard." sent a header and later a shot off Brand tends to do her best the post. work under the spotlight. In "The second time I hit the addition to her pair of goals in post, I instantly got really frus- the regional semifinal, she also trated," Brand said. "I literally scored both Niles North goals in just composed myself, took a a 2-2 tie with Niles West on May deep breath instantly, because I 2, at Toyota Park, home of the knew we were doing the right Chicago Fire. She also notched things." two goals "kind of out of no- Before the half was done, where," according toNiles senior Myah Aharoni sent Brand North coach Paul Elkins, on a comer that she put home for May 12,against Glenbrook the goal. Thirty seconds into the South, the sixth-seed in the second half, Brand found class- Class 3A Glenbrook South Sec- mate Demetra Govis on a long tional. Against Trinity on Sat- ball for the team's second goal. urday, May 9, she scored both "You've just got to really stay Niles North goals, including the hopeful and you've got to really game-winner with three mm- keep up the energy in order for it utes remaining. to actually happen that one next "She wins games for us, time," Govis said. games that we're playing The eighth-seeded Vikings ul- against opponents on our level," timately won 5-O to advance to Elkins said. "And in games we're the regional final against the host playing against better teams, Ramblers, the second seed. The she finds ways to make us game was scheduled to be played competitive and give us a Saturday, May 23. chance." Cejovic's advice could apply to Her leadership was perhaps Brand's whole high school ca- never more apparent than reer. When her parentsfirst against 10th-seeded Maine pulled her off a year-round West, a team Niles North fin- Eclipse Select Soccer Club team ished in a scoreless tie against to play high school, Brand said just a month ago. she wasn't happy. Brand scored "She means everything to our her first goal in her first game as a team. She's not a real big talker, freshman - and never scored but when she says something, again. the girls listen," Elltins said. "All "It was a completely humbling the other girls raised their level experience," Brand said. "High because Alyssa was playing at school is a completely different such a high level. They had to game. You're playing with older raise their level just to be a part players, and sometimes it's a little of it." more physical, and I don't think I was really used to all of that." Rosenbium is a freelance report- GARY MIDDENDORF/PIONEER PRESS Brand said she was deter- er for Pioneer Press. Nues North's Alyssa Brand attempts a penalty kick against NUes West on May2at Toyota Park in Bridgeview. SPORTS 59 Kovacevic thinks hisserve,forehand will be keyto successful state tourney BY ERIC Viii DIUL Slovin and sophomore Dave Pioneer Press Patel won their first-round match 6-3, 3-6, 6-2 over Maine East's Dan Maine South freshman Danilo Iqbal and Tim Choi. The Vikings' Kovacevic qualified for the boys Zayaan Haider and Paul Tran beat tennis state tournament when he Maine West's Miguel Hernandez didn't lose a game in his first two and Jackson Torkelson 6-4, 6-4. matches at the New Trier Sec- Both doubles teams lost their tional. second-round matches, but Slovin Kovacevic fell to eventual sec- said getting there is a sign of tional champion Tom Bickel 6-3, progress within the program - 6-2 in the sectional semifinals on that the team's offseason commit- Saturday, May 23, and finished ment to the sport is paying divi- third with a win by default over dends. North Shore Country Day junior The goal, this summer, is "just Blake Oslan. At the state tourna- play all the time," Slovin said. ment, Kovacevic is likely to com- pete against players similar to Bickel, who's a junior at New Maine East Trier. The singles draw at the New "ft's been difficult," Kovacevic Ther Sectional was loaded with said of playing against older oppo- talent Top seed Blake Oslan nents. "They usually hit harder, (North Shore Country Day) en- but the one thing is just the age tered the tournament undefeated. difference. They have more expe- Second-seeded Danilo Kovacevic rience. They'refaster. They're (Maine South) won the No. i stronger. And [I'm a] typical 15- singles titleat the CSL South year-old." tournament. And the Bickel twins Kovacevic, who won the Cen- ofNew Trier were both 9-16 seeds tral Suburban South's No.1 singles at the state tournament a year ago. title, has dealt with that discrep- With that being the case, Niles ancy all season, however. He's West and Evanston moved their grown accustomed to it. He added best singles players to doubles in that the key to having success at order to try to qualify for state. the state tournament will be his Maine East didn't, however. Sen- serve and his forehand. ior Peter Kloda and sophomore "If [they] go well, I think I'm Boon Carreon were both part of going to do really good at state," he the sectional's singles draw, where said. "It really comes down to they combined to finish 1-2. that" Although Kioda and Carreon The state tournament runs KEVIN TANAKA/PIONEER PRESS played singles at the sectional, from Thursday, May 28,until Maine South's Danilo Kovacevic returns a shot during the New Trier Sectional in Northfield on May 22. putting them together was an idea Saturday, May 30,atcourts that Maine East coach John throughout the northwest sub- of his mentality down 4-1. "That's teammate should place his serve. get a better angle on you," Weiss Schwan entertained earlier in the urbs. pretty much it. Just try not to give That was the case when Nuessaid. 'And it was kind of what I year. up.,' West junior Dan Weiss was serv- was feeling, too." "We tried, but we're singles Notre Dame Hebda's effort didn't result in aing against Niles North's Grant Weiss and Sacks had theirplayers," Carreon said with a comeback - his season ended Slovin and Dave Pate! on Friday,season end in the New Trierslight smile. "We're more corn- Freshman Nick Hebda waswith a 6-3, 6-1 defeat to Oslan -May 22. Senior Jesse Sacks was Sectional quarterfinals with a 6-2, fortable playing singles." down a set and on the brink ofbut it was a positive way to end hisnear the net as Weiss stood behind6-3 losstoLoyola's Patrick That will likely be true again defeat - he trailed 4-1 in the first season of high school tennis. the baseline. Sacks used hand Browne and Jack Nichols. next year for Carreon, who was second set - against No. 1 seed signals to tell Weiss where he hampered by a strained tendon in Blake Oslan at the New TrierNiles West thought he should put his serve. Niles North the rotator cuff in his right shoW- Sectional on Friday, May 22. Heb- But there were instances when der at times this season. Carreon's da kept attacking the North Shore In baseball,pitchers gazeWeiss, like a pitcher shaking off Niles North didn't qualify any- sophomore campaign ended with Country Day junior, showing histoward their catchers before theyhis catcher's signs as he waits forbody for the state meet at the Newa 6-O, 6-0 loss to Tom Bickel, who power without overhitting andpitch to get a signal for what tothe pitch he's most comfortableTrier Sectional, but there were won the sectional title as a No. 3/4 making errors out of frustration.throw. throwing, responded with "no" still plenty of positives in the eyes seed. Hebda, a Chicago resident, even Doubles partners often do multiple times before Sacks put up of junior doubles player Grant ran into the fence after he trackedsomething similar before theythe hand signal he liked. Slovin. Van Dril is a freelance reporter for down a ball and tried to hit it backserve. The player at the net holds "It'skind of technical, but "For our program it's huge thatPioneer Press. over the net up a signal behind his back togenerally in doubles you don'tboth ofour doubles teams got past "Just don't give up," Hebda saidcommunicate where he thinks hiswant to go out wide because they the first round," Slovin said. 1\4'itter: c VanDri ¡Sports 60 SPORTS Nifes West's Mujica breaks school record in 3,200 BY SPORTS DEPARTMENT Kanam scored three team points Pioneer Press forNiles North. The Vildngs finished tied for 62nd in the team In the 3,200-meter run, Nuesstandings with Highland Park and West senior ChristineMujica York. broke a 33-year-old school record East St. Louis senior Aaliah by finishing in 10 minutes, 57.92 Herron won the state title with a seconds on May23 at the Class 3A throw of 43-1. girls track and field state tourna- Alyssa Moy, aNiles North ment. She placed 10th at Eastern junior, posted a mark of33-11.25 in Illinois'O'Brien Stadium in the triple jump preliminaries. She Charleston. did not advance to the finals. "She was running an 11:27 three The Niles North 4x200 relay weeks age," Niles West coach team of senior Jada Kirksey, soph- Mark Medland said. "In threeomore Isla Herrera, senior Lilian weeks time, she actually droppedPerrin and junior Kebrea Parker 30 seconds off her time. It wasdidn't advance to the state finals remarkable and we're extremelyeither. The Vildngs took seventh proud." in their preliminary heat with a Wolves teammate Jazmine Ra- time of 1:45.97. fanan,ajunior,took seventh Kirksey took eighth (26.80) in (47.02) in her heat of the 300her heat of the 200 and didn't hurdles on FMay 22, and didn'treach the final. advance to the finals. The Maine South 4x800 relay Nues North senior Fionateam of junior Kalina Gardiner, Kanam fInished seventh in thejunior Julia Sirvinskas, sopho- shot put with a throw of 40 feet, 9more Olivia Holmes and junior 3843 inches. It was an improvement forCasey Bomrad finished seventh in Kanam, who took eighth as a its heat with a time of 9:4293 on junior. May 22. The Hawks did not With her seventh-place finish, advance to the state finals.

BRIAN O'MAHONEV/PIONEER PRESS PHC Maine South's Casey Bomrad runs in the 4x800-meter relay prelims Nues West's Christine Mujica competes in the 3,200-meter run during the Class 34 state final on May23 at during the Class 34 state meet on May 22. Eastern Illinois' O'Brien Stadium. f

SPORTS Vikings teammates Pate!, Barr both advanceto state BY Eiuc V DRIL Nues West get a good run, get stretched Pioneer Press and stuff like that. Then, Jackson Denley became when I get here, it's like I'm Niles North senior Dhru-the first athlete in the his- already ready and prepared vil Patel was in the lead oftory of the Niles West boys and my mentality is there." the 3,200-meter run at thetrack and field program to On the morning of the Class 3A Loyola Sectionalqualify for the state meet all sectional,Pavlovic made and he heard footsteps rightfour years ofhigh school. himself six scrambled es, behind him. Denley's first chance to ate a slice of cheese and Hearing footsteps can be qualify as a senior was as the drank three glasses of mm& unsettling in a distance race.anchor leg of Niles West's He also stretched in his But it was comforting for4x200. Denley crossed the basement and went through Patel on May 21, because he line in third, and the relay's the exercises the Blue De- knew it was Nues Northtime (1:30.60) was .96 sec- mons do for shot put. junior Martin Barr rightonds slower than the Class He will be joined at state behind him. 3A qualifying standard. by Maine East's Torrain "When he's with me it That left Denley with one Haughton. The junior fin- just makes me feel a lotlast chance - the 4x400 ishedfirstin the 800 better and it takes a lot ofrelay, which was the final (1:55.38) at the sectional. the pressure off," Patel said. race ofthe meet. Patel and Barr took first "We had our worries and second in the 3,200 and [after the 4x200]," Denley Notre Dame advanced to the state meetsaid. "But our coaches al- All year, the Dons corn- at EasternIllinoisinways tell us, 'Go out there, petitor with the best chance Charleston, which startshave fùn.' We just do that. of qualifying for the Class May 29. They made their We tried our best and it paid 3A state meet figured to be move to the front of the off" senior Kevin Cooney in the pack with three laps re- Starting in the seventh discus. But Cooney broke maining with Patel (9 mm- lane, senior Brandon his right foot during throw- utes, 21.47 seconds) leadingCostantino ran the first leg ing practice on May 16, and the charge and Barr of Niles West's 4x400 relay. was not able to compete at (9:21.86)following him. Costantino flew around the the sectional. They stucktogethercurve and broke the staer, Without Cooney, the throughout the final threewhich proved to be a key Class 3A Loyola Sectional laps and finished more thanaspect ofthe race. became almost entirely five seconds ahead of Her- As Evanston (first place, about the ftiture for Notre sey senior Josh Plischke, the 3:18.17) separateditself Dame. The Dons' lineup third-place runner. from the field, Niles West included three freshmen, Their ability to run to- stayed in second place. Den- five sophomores and just gether and separate them- ley was the final runner to two seniors, according to selves from a strong fieldget the baton. He crossed coach Mike Jankowski. The showed the progress Barr'sthe line in second (3:24.47) rest were juniors. made since his 2014 crossto ensure that this yea like "The goal of today was country season. Patel quali-his last three, would end at personal bests, which virtu- fied for the cross countrythe state meet. Denley and ally every kid had today - statemeet, while BarrCostantino were joined by KEVIN TANAKA/PIONEER PRESS which I'm thrilled about - -. didn't.Barr said he in-senior Mike Mauna and Nues North's teammates Dhruvil Patel, right, and Martin Barr finish first and second, re- and to be excited that they creased his mmle aftersophomore Frankie Santa spectively, in the 3.200-meter run at the Class 3A Loyola Sectional in Wilmette on May 21. know that with hard work, cross country and trainedon the 4x400. in a year or two they're outdoors throughout the " said Mierzwa,a senior. in 2011. 21 He took first in the shotgoing to be with the best of winter. Maine South "But they didn't." Mierzwa will be joined atput the best," Jankowski said. This spring, Barr's off- The Marquette signeethe state meet by senior Pavlovic's throw of 51-8 "[This meet] was really fan- .eason work has paid off for A year ago, Maine South's finished with a time ofAlex Jasper (long jump, 21earned him a trip down-tastic. For not qualifying . th he and Patel. Henry Mierzwa lined up for 4:24.36 in that race whichfeet, O inches), junior Mattstate, but he said the criticalanybody - we only placed "We started running a lothis heat of the 1,600 at the he called disappointing. HeDilfer(pole vault,13-3), aspects of qualifying wereone kid the entire day - I ore together during thestate preliminaries and got finishd seventh out of 12sophomore Kevin Jarvisstaying loose while he com-couldn't be prouder of pring for track," Barr said.offto a poor start runners in his heat and (shot put, 51-4) and sopho-peted - to make sure his them." 'I've made a lot of improve- He was probably last af- didn't make the state finals. more Reece Jordan (3,200, muscles didn't tense up and The Dons' lone competi- ent in the last six months."ter the first 200 meters, he Mierzwa wasn't plagued 927.36). rob him of his power - andtor to score points at the Niles North's only othersaid recently, which provedby a slow start at the Class what he did before thesectionalwas junior tate qualifier was its 4x100to be a critical error. 3A Loyola Sectional on MayMaine East meet. Marquez Smith, who tied elay, which took second "Ididn'treally know21. He finished fourth The key "is the day beforefor fourth (2.3 points) in the 42.15) at the sectional. Thewhat was too fast or what(4:20.52) to qualif,r for the After failing to qualify forand then preparing in thehighjump by clearing 5-9. lay team included juniorswas too slow, so when they Class 3A state meet, wherethe state meet as a sopho-morning," saidPavlovic, raig "Dutch" Dawkins,all bolted out really fast, Ihis goalisto break themore and junior, Mainewho plans on throwing atVan Dril is a freelance re- elson Mafany, Matthewwas like,ll right, they'll Maine South school recordEast thrower Nick PaviovicHarper College next year. "Iporterfor Pioneer Press. aylor and Barringtonprobably slow down a little of4:14.81. It's currently held broke through at the Classhave to have a good break- ade. bit and then I can catch up,'by David Eckhart, who set it 3A Loyola Sectional on Mayfast, wake up nice and early, Twitter: @ Va nDri iSports Mies North's Kebrea Parker runs in the 4x200-meter relay prelims on May 22 at Eastern Illinois O'Brien Stadium. BRIAN O'MAHONEY/PIONEEP PRESS j

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