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Lempke noted that the Algon- eliminating fines patrons may be Linda Ryan are also running, as are The library's IT services spe-quin library still has penalties for charged in between renewals. new candidates Patti Rozansld,anything." cialist, Richard Wozniczka, said patrons who keep materials for too Under the current policç pa- Patrick Leonard and Tim Spadoni. Linda Ryan, Nues library that changing the software would long. trons can renew books a few days Leonard and Spadoni attended thetrustee create problems, given that the "They don't get charged fines, after they are due, but they still getMarch 18 board meeting as resi- library has reciprocal agreementsbut if they hold materials for too fined for two days. Dubiel argued dents. with other libraries. long it goes to collections;' she that, unless somebody else re- Daring the meeting, Dubielsuspends fees for a few days, she Dubiel asked Lempke if she said. served a book, there was no reason proposed not charging late fees tosaid, what's to stop the library could find out how canceling fines According tothe Algonquin to penalize patrons. patrons who renew items a fewfrom extending it to a week, two altogether would affect the library. library press release, if the item is But Interim Director Susan days after the due date. He argued weeks, even a month. Lempke said that there was pre- overdue for more than two weeks, Lempke said that the currentthat, so long as nobody else wants "There would be no account- codent for that in the Chicago area. the library bills the patron for the library check-out system makes itthe item in question, there is noabi1it" said Dimond. "There is only one [zero-fines] item and suspends his or her impossible to remove fines underreason to penalize them. Ryan, who works as a headlibrary - the Algonquin library" library privileges until the patron certain circumstances - the li- "Ifyou have an item and nobodylibrarian at the Maine South High she said. either returns the item or pays the brary would have to either keep[else] wants it, you got anotherSchool library, said that her school The library system canceled itsbill. The patrons are also still fined the fines or remove allfines week to read it," Dubiel said. "Butimplemented something similar to fines on Sept. 15. At the time, theifmaterials are returned damaged. altogether. you get a fine sittingthere. It seemsDubiel's proposal. Northwest Herald reported that The Niles Library Board de- She noted that there is preced- unreasonable." "Our library has a two-day gracethe librarywanted to position itselfcided to continue discussing the ent for a library removing late fees Trustee Karen Dimond spoke period for fines," she said. as an alternative to Netflix andproposal at the next meeting. but keeping penalties if patronsout strongly against the proposal, However, Lempke said that the Amazon.com, and Netflix doesn't keep the books for too long. After arguing that it would set a danger-library's current software would charge late fees. Igor Studenkov is a freelance re- some discussion, the board de-ous precedent. Once the librarymake something like that impos- Ryan balked at the possibility ofporterfor Pioneer Press. Nues, Morton Grove seek water sourcing options PAM DEFIGLI0 ter transmission system and ne-"With Niles, more capital is required to lay the groundwork to get water Pioneer Press cessitated building only a new water main down Harlem Avenue.from Evanston. The people ofthefuture will reap benefit but it's good for With Chicago water prices ris-Though Glenview has withdrawn ing and suburbs looking for cheap- its offer for Niles, it is still offeringpeople oftoday too, because the cost savings over Chicago is huge Even er sources ofwater to fill residents'to build a pipeline with enough taps, Niles and Morton Grove hadcapacity to serve the water needs with the debt you're going to pay in the long run, you're still way ahead." hoped to combine their buyingofMorton Grove alone. Dan DiMaria, Morton Grove Mayor power and purchase water from a Morton Grove's contract for Wilmette-Glenview consortium.Chicago water expires in 2018, The Lake Michigan water wouldwhile Niles' water contract withhigher upfront capi tal costs be-board' DiMaria said. conceded that it was unlikely, have been purified in WilmetteChicago does not expire until 2019, cause they would need to build a "Maybe 30 years down the road since Morton Grove and Niles and pipelined through Glenview. putting Niles under less pressure longer length ofpipeline. EvanstonDes Plaines comes on board. We combined only count for 2.25 That option tanked this week as to act immediately. has offered to let the villages buyhave customers versus being apercent of Chicago's water cus- Glenview said its deadline had "I understand that Glenviewwater directly fromitswatercustomer!' tomer base. passed and it withdrew its offer tohas a timetable, but for Niles totreatment plant, but digging up He stressed that the villages DiMaria and Niles Mayor An- supply Niles' water. A joint Nues make a fair decision, they have to streets to lay pipes is an expensivehave to look at what's good fordrew Przybylo formed commit- and Morton Grove water-buyinganalyze data," said Dan DiMaria. proposition. their residents, and for return on tees to review the water options, partnership still has at least oneMorton Grove's Mayor. "This is "All options at this point will beinvesiment, in the short mediumand have also retained attorney other viable source of water - not something you rush into. This a financial undertaldng" Vinezea-and long terms. Barbara Adams of Holland and Evanston. There is also the pos-is a monumental decision for a nosaid."Thereisno cheap "You can't be afraid to put in Knight, LLC, and consultant Mill- sibiity of bringing Park Ridge on village, and it needs due diligenc&' option." more money up front if the return liam Balling to advise them on board, potentially as a customer of Niles Village Manager Steve He noted there would still be is great," he said. engineering, legal and other as- a Niles-Morton Grove pact. Vinezeano says notwithstanding significant savings over continuing "With Nues, more capitalis pects of any water agreement. Whether the water originates inGlenview's pulling back its offer, to buy water from Chicago,required to lay the groundwork to The villages Fuwe to consider Wilmette or Evanston, it will behis village is looking to continue though. get water from Evanston. Theengineering feasibility studies of cheaper than water from Chicagx, the partnership with Morton Morton Grove's DiMaria sug-people of the future will reap building a pipeline from Evans- which has raiseditsrates 114 Grove. gested it is almost a rent vs. ownbenefit but it's good for people ofton, as well as financing options. percent since 2008. "The Morton Grove and Nilessituation - with renting beingtoday too, because the cost savings They said in a March 16 joint The Wilmette-Glenview optiongroup will continue to move for- buying water from Wilmette/over Chicago is huge. Even with press release they hope to reach a would have had lower upfront ward," he said. Glenview, and owning meaningthe debt you're going to pay in the decision within 60 days. costs for Niles and Morton Grove If the two villages decide as building a pipeline from Evanston.long run, you're still way ahead!' because it would have used thebuying partners to purchase water "We would own the pipeline Asked if Chicago might con- Pam DeFiglio is afreelance report- existing Wilmette-Glenview wa- from Evanston, there would beand Park Ridge may come onsider lowering its rates, DiMaria erfor Pioneer Press. NEWS Niles libraryto launch " H Wi-Fi rentalprogram IGOR STUDENKOV "This is the first library in the northern Pioneer Press suburbs that's going to have this pro- The Nues Public Library is preparing to launch agram." pilot program that will al- Richard Wozniczka, Nues library IT services specialist low patrons to check out WI-Fi hotspots. The hotspots allow usersused to connect computers Board President Morgan to connect to a wireless that are not Wi-Fi enabled. Duhiel wonderedif the Internet network that uses The smaller mobile re-devices could be hacked. Clear Wireless cellularceivers can be plugged intoWozniczka explained that towers. Patrons will be able a USB port on a computerthe hotspots provide a se- to borrow hotspots for up toor tablet. While this givescure Internet connection, three weeks, and they canusers flexibility, Wozniczka and all the patron-specific reserve them the way theyexplained that the devicesinformation gets reset ev- would books or DVDs.have less powerfiui anten-ery time a hotspot is turned They will get fined $3 a day nas than the hotspots. He in. He also said there was no if they don't return it onsaid that the staff field-way to install software that time, and $50 ifthe device istested the devices andwould let a third party spy damaged or lost. The serv- found that they wouldn't on patrons. ice will be available exclu-work in many parts of Niles. Dubielalso expressed Sunday, April 5 sively to Nues residents. "We wanted somethingconcerns about liability. For the pilot program,that would work for more "Patrons are goingto sign - which is expected to launchthan half of Niles," Woz-a standard Sprint waiver 10:30am3:30pm sometime in April, the li-niczka said. before checking itout," brary will buy five devices. Wozniczka added thatWozniczka said. While the current hotspotswhile the hotspots need to Trustee Carolyn Drblik Amazing Brunch featuring Seafood, need to be plugged into abe plugged into the powerwondered if the program power outlet in order tooutlets to work, they will could be used to help local Prime Rib, Carving Stations, Traditional work, the library may con-work in any area that has students. sider buying more portableClear Wireless towers. So "We've seen the issue of Breakfast Favorites and so much more! hotspots if the technologypatrons can, for example,students who don't have becomes available. take their hotspots on vaca- Internet at home," she said. Adults $44.95Children $ 16.99Under 5 eat free During the March 18tion - they would just need"Can we work with schools Tax and Gratuity extra Nues Library Board ofto make sure the device isthat use [Clear Wireless Trustees meeting, Interimreturned on time and un- devices provided by Mobile Director Susan Lempke damaged. Beacon]? Is it something we and IT Services Specialist Lempke said each hot-can coordinate?" Richard Wozniczka laid outspot costs the library a total "It will be put in consid- CARLUCC I the basics of the program.of $120 per year, with theeration," Wozniczka said. The library has partneredcosts ofthe wireless service He indicated that the with Mobile Beacon, which included. library plans to launch the provides low-cost 4G mo- Patrons will be able toprogram April 1. After the bile Internet services forcheck out the hotspots frommeeting, he clarified that it schools and libraries,to the Patron Services desk,was the date they are aim- acquire the hotspots. Mo- and they will need to bringing for, but it may take bile Beacon gets its devicesthem back to the desk.longer to actually get it off through Clear Wireless,While the devices can fitthe ground. which was acquired byinto the drop slots on the "They'll be a press re- ecee'e Sprint last year. wall, the library didn't wantlease when we're ready' Clear offers two types ofto risk devices getting bro-Wozniczka said. Reservations 847-518- i9O devices - mobile hotspots ken. Anyone who does re- He also said patrons may and mobile receivers. Hot-turn the devices throughget more options some- or online at carluccirosemontcom spots need to be pluggedthe slot will be fined $25.where down the line. 6111 North River Road in Rosemon into the wall in order toPatrons will be able to "[Sprint] is going to be work. Once plugged in, they renew the hotspots once. taking down Clear Wireless CONNECT can connect any Wi-Fi en- Wozniczka touted the pi- towers and putting in their WITH USI abled computers, smart-lot program as a majorown," he said. "We'll see phones and tablets to themilestone for the library what kind ofoptions will he ;:''''Ó ' Internet. Up to eight devic- "This is the first library in available then." nner since es can use the hotspot at athe northern suburbs that's time. It also has two net-going to have this program' 1gor Studenkov is a freelance work cable ports that can behe said. reporterfor Pioneer Press. NEWS

Village of Nuesspraystreesforsests infested, silver maple trees are its IGOR STUDENKOV ball-like egg sacsthat gettends to cause problems. favorite host in Niles," he said. Pioneer Press attached to tree branches. The "Soft scales produce 'honey- The spraying will also help stop new generation of insects hatchdew which is actually a sugarythe honeylocust insects, which A contractor hired by the Nues in June and July and spend theexcrement that gets on car win-tend to favor honeylocust trees. Department of Public Works isrest of the summer feeding on thedows and anything else under theLike maple scales, they reproduce currently spraying parkway treestrees. During the fall, males fertil-tree," Braun said. "It attracts antson trees. The insects feed on the in an effort to prevent cottonyize the females and die off. Theand wasps to the area and alsotrees' leaves for their entire lifecy- maple scale and the honeylocustnewly fertilizedfemales latchcoats the leaves, which promotes cIes, but the insects in less mature plant bug infestations. onto trees and enter a processthe growth of black, sooty mold "nymph" stages tend to do most of Every spring, the village hiressimilar to hibernation until the fungi?' the damage. contractors to spray trees on thenext spring In order to limit the maple "Damage can include severe public property If left unchecked, In a statement to the press,scales' spread, the village hiredleaf distortion, discoloration and maple scale insects can potentiallyPublic Works SuperintendentBedford Hills, Ni,-based SayA-dwarfed leaflets' Braun said. "Se- kill entire trees, while honeylo-Fred Braun explained that maple Tree tree care company to sprayvere defoliation weakens the tree custs can eat all of the trees' leaves. scale's feeding process can se-the trees before the females startand increases its susceptibility to Maple scale in particular has been verely damage the tree. making egg sacs. They are usinginvasion by secondary insect and a recurring problem in the area. "The insect feeding causes twig refined oils, which will prevent thedisease pests." The spraying was scheduled todieback," he said. "The severeinsects from feeding on the trees. At worst, honeylocust insects begin on March20 and is expected infestations can even kill majorThe oil is safe for humans andcan eat all ofthe tree's leaves. to run until the end of the month. limbs and occasionally the entire pets. Overall, the contractors will IGOR STUDENKOV/PIONEER PRESS Maple scale insects are about antree,especiallyif the treeis In a statement, Braun said the spray approximately 3,000 trees. Nues wifi be sprayUig about 3.000 eighth of an inch in size and livestressed due to dry weather." company will give priority to silver streets to prevent cottony maple about 12 months. During the Even if the damage isn't severe, maple trees. Igor Studenkov is a freelance re- scale and horieylocust plant bugs spring, the females create cottonthe insects' presence in the trees "While other trees may be porterfor PioneerPress. infestations.

Anti-pornography activist creates attack ad against Nues library trustee IGOR STUDENKOV The change of policy was madereported to the authorities. described the trustee as "an aco- Linda Ryan knows that child porn Pioneer Press in response to a controversy at the The Internet filtering policy lyteof the American Libraryand sex crimes have plagued Orland Park Public Library. In the originally approved by the boardAssociation' which she described libraries that follow ALA diktat, it Anti-pornography activistfall of 2013, Fox, who used librarycalled for the installation of con-as a "special interest group thatis disturbing to have Linda Ryan Megan Fox created a 2/2-minutecomputers to home-school hertent filters on all library comput-wants to keep child pornographyon a board refusing to vote for video urging Niles residents tochildren, claimed that she saw aers. The library's INI-Fi networkavailable in public libraries via measures that will make the Niles vote against incumbent trusteepatron use a computer to viewwould have similar content filters.unfiltered Internet?' library safe for children and fami- Linda Ryan. pornography. When she corn- Originally, the filters blocked sites The video used footage Foxlies. I only support board candi- In the video, which was posted plained to the library officials, they that were categurized as "nudity,"recorded during the Nov 11 meet- dates whose primary focus is the on Fox's YouThbe channel on responded that they could not ban "pornography," "violence," "mc-ing It included several clips ofsafety of families in libraries?' March 11, she accuses Ryan ofpatrons from using pornography ism" and "hatred." During the Jan.Ryan making her arguments, fol- Ryan said she was shocked by voting to allow child pornographybecause that would conflict with21 meeting, the board voted to onlylowed by Fox's commentary. Forthe video. She subsequently sent on library computers. On Nov. 19,First Amendment rights. keep the first two categories over example, after playing a clip whereout a statement in which she the library board voted to add Since then, Fox and her friend, concerns the other three were the trustee argued that the librarysought to clarif' her position on content filters on adult computersKevin DuJan, waged a campaign harder to define. shouldn't censor information, athe issue. that would block all nudity and to pressure the Orland Park library Both versions of the policyvoiceover asked if child porn was "I do not support patron use of pornography. At the time, viewing to change itspolicy. ThbLocalstated that filters could be tempo- "information?' unlawful or pornographic web- pornography was already aguinst Orland Park reported that, as ofrarily turned offby the library staff The video concludes with Foxsites in the Niles Public Library," library policy. Sept. 2, 2014, the controversy costif they block websites that are not insisting that Internetfilteringshe said. 'q did not vote to spend During the meeting, Ryan was the library $125,000 in legal fees. pornographic. Some of the exam- protects the children from child taxpayer money on filters because one of the trustees who voted The Niles library board origi- pies cited during the meetings pornography and sexual exploita- of the unclear limitations and against the filtering policy arguing nally considered the issue duringincludehistoricartwork andtion and "protects the payingrestrictions these filters would that it went too far, gutting in theits October meeting. At the time,medical research. While the origi- public from funding child pornog- encompass." way of patrons' ability to accessinterim Director Susan Lempkenal version of the policy allowedraphy and sex traThcking?' The Ryan said she believes filters information. Fox used the clips reported that the library only hadthe staffto decide whether to turn video does not give any indication ultimately don't accomplish what from the meeting to suest thatcontent filters on computers inthem oftthe modified policy that the vote dealt with pornogra-they are meant to do. Ryan would be fine with child children's area. However, patronsrequired the staff to do so if the phy and nudity nor did it mention "Filtering software will not in- pornography. In the video, she also werestillnot allowed to usefilters get in the way of legitimate the library's previously existingsure blocking every unlawful or insisted that American Library computers in adult and teen areasresearch. policies on viewing pornographypornographic site, which gives Association's policy is putting chil- to view obscene material. Any While Ryan voted against theon computers. patrons a false sense of security dren in danger. patrons caught violating the ruleoriginal policy, the board voted "Linda Ryan is a bad candidatewhile patrons can be assured that Ryan is one ofthe three trusteeswould get a warning, and repeated unanimously to approve thefor office because sheisnotit will block out some access to running for re-election this year. violations would lead to suspen- changes. listening to the needs of familieslegitimate, valuable, lawful and Two other incumbents - boardsions of library privileges. If pa- In her video, Fox claimed thatand the community and is insteadpermissible sites." President Morgan Dubiel and Sec- trons were caught viewing illegal Ryan "voted against blocking child regurgitating the talking points of retary Chris Ball - voted for thepornography - such aschildporn and preventing sex crimes in a radical special interest group'Igor Studenkov is a freelance re- policy pornography - they would betheNilesvillagelibrary" SheFox said. "In light of the fact thatporterfor Pioneer Press. FREPLACESPLUS II District 63 to host ninth Visit our virtual showroom @ FiresideCollection. corn Annual S martini Night By Pioneer Press Staff

The District 63 Educa- tional Foundation will host a night of trivia and cocktails during the 9th Annual Smartini Night on Friday, April24. The event begins at 6p.m. with hors d'oeuvres and a cash bar at White Eagle Banquets and Restaurant. 6839 North Milwaukee. The trivia contest starts at 7 p.m. Emceed by comedian EAST MAINE SCHOOL DISTRICT 63 Tony Valle, the event also DIstrict 63 Educational Foundations 9th Annual Smartini includes a raffle. Night will take place on Friday, April 24 at White Eagle All proceeds benefit Total Banquets and Restaurant. Learning Community (TLC), the district's award- team size is eight people -schools, East Maine School winning after school pro-but guests must be 18 years District 63 serves a diverse grani. Each year, TLC serves or older. Registration fee ispopulation of more than more than 275 students$25 and the deadline is3,600 students who live in with affordable after school Friday, April 17. Raffle tick- portions of Des Plaines, events from homework helpets ($5 a piece or five for Niles, Glenview, Park Ridge, and enrichment programs - $20) are available at theand Morton Grove. More from art and music to dramaevent or from the TLC than 65 languages are spo- and sports. TLC also offersOffice. Winner need not be ken within the district ap- spring and summer vaca- present. Download a regis- proximately 80 percent of tion programs, a basketballtration form atthe students come from league, open gym nights,www.emsd63.org or call thehomes in which a language and teen programs. TLC OffIce at 847-827-4137. other than English is spo- The maximum Smartini Throughitsseven ken. Fire extinguished in Skokie BY Mn Iscs started on a mattress insidequickly snuffed out, Czer- Pioneer Press a bedroom and the causewinski said. Top Brands was under investigation. An unknown amount of It took the Skokie FireNo one was injured, hedamage was sustained dur- Department about 10 min- said, but there was oneing the fire, which was utes to extinguish a minoroccupant inside when theprimarily limited to one fire the afternoon of March fire ignited. The occupantroom. The house has to be 23 inside a home on thewas outside by the timecleaned out from smoke 1500 block of Greenleaffirefighters arrived on thedamage, but Czerwinski Avenue. scene. said he believes it should Skokie Fire Chief Ralph The call came in at about become habitable again Czerwinski said the fire3:15 p.m. and the fire was soon.

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The following incidentsbottles of cologne, valued girlfriend might have were listed in the officia!at $147, from a store inside swerved to avoid a pothole bulletin of the Nues PoliceGolf Mill Shopping Center. in the road. The woman WomansuesMorton Department. Readers areHe has an April 28 courtwas taken to Advocate reminded that an arrestdate. Lutheran General Hospital does not constitute afindin.g in Park Ridge after corn- DUT plaining of knee pain, but Grove bar afterfalling of,guilt. Only a court of law can make that determina- Philip Sangalang, 60, ofshe did not want tosigoa - tion. the 5700 block of Main criminal complaint against BY NATALIE HAYES management didn't secure Cook County Circuit Street; Morton Grove, washer boyfriend, police said. Pioneer Press the stairway area by ne-Court. WARRANT charged with driving glecting toinstall func- Burke also alleges the Joseph J. Flynn, 26, ofunder the influence onTHEFT A woman who says shetional handrails. bar didn't properly inspect the 8700 block of OsceolaMarch 14after he was Security systems, valued fell down a staircase as she Burke's lawsuit also al-and repair the area where Avenue, Niles, was taken stoppedfor reportedlyat $1,300, were reportedly exited a Morton Grove barleges the bar "didn't prop-she fell and allegedly sus- into custody March 13 on a speeding on westboundstolen Jan. 25 from a dis- two years ago is suing theerly illuminate the stair-tamed unspecified inter- warrant for failing to ap- Oakton Street. He has anplay inside a store in the bar and its parent com-well or warn bar patrons ofnal and external injuries. pear in court on a traffic April 21 court date. 5700 block of Touhy Ave- pany for $50,000 in a the hazardous condition of She claims in the suit offense. Police discovered nue. personal injury lawsuit the change in vertical ele-that she endured "medical the warrant after FlynnDISPUTE An employee of a store at The owners of Bringervation beyond the door'sexpenses, pain, and suf- came to the police station A Chicago woman toldGolf Mill Shopping Center Inn, on the 6200 block ofexterior," according to thefering' as a result. to update his mandatory police that the vehicle shetold police that five women Lincoln Avenue, werecase documents, which Burke could not be sex offender registrationwas driving struck a lightentered the store on March served March 19 with thewere filed in Cook Countyreached for comment with his new address, po- pole at 8107 N. Milwaukee 12,filled shopping bags lawsuit that alleges the Circuit Court on March 11. Her attorney, personal lice said. Court informa-Avenue on the morning ofwith merchandise and owners failed to properly Named in the allega-injury lawyer Scott D. De- lion was not available. March 12 after her boy-then exited without pay- maintain a rear stairwayfions is Bringer Inn's man-Salvo, did not return calls friend struck her in the ing. area where the plaintiffagement company, Northfor comment RETAIL THEEFT head and jerked the A woman told police her allegedly fell on March 15,& South Side Inc., and A message left for Brin- Cedric Vaillacorta-Evo- steering wheel during anwallet was stolen from her 2013. Cal-Oak Inc. ger Inn's management was ra, 20, of the 2400 block ofargument The woman'slocker inside XSport, 9201 The woman suing the Only North & Southnot returned this week. North Kildare Avenue,boyfriend told police theN. Milwaukee Ave. A credit bar, Lauretta Burke, al- Side Inc. had been served Chicago, was charged withtwo had been arguing, butcard was reportedly used leges careless mainte-with a court summons asNatalieHayes is afreelance retail theft on March 13he denied grabbing theat a grocery store in Glen- nance in the complaintof Monday, according to reporterfor Puoneer Press. after he allegedly stole two steering wheel and said his view. and claims Bringer Inn'sinformation from the Multi-Chamber JUNK GENIE After Hours Let The Genie Remove It All! Construction/Remodeling MaterialMoving Clean-OutsHouse/Business At Monastero's Furniture & Appliance Removal Senior Citizen Discount Available Thursday, April 16th Demo WorkPay Only for the Space Used on the Truck ;. MENTION THIS AD RECEIVE COUPON NOT i

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Cultural diversity in Maine Township High School District 207 was again put on display during the annual International Celebration, held March 14 at Maine East High School in Park Ridge. For the first time, this year's celebration was open to students of Maine South and Maine West High Schools as well. It featured performances ranging from traditional Assyrian and Irish dance to modern Bollywood moves, and food from around the world served up by various student groups. Maine East has long hosted International Celebration as a way to showcase the school's significant ethnic diversity Known as a "language minority school," Maine East students are believed to speak roughly 50 languages, with 74 percent coming from homes where English is not spoken as the first language, according to the 2014-15 school profile. The student body is 40 percent white, 34.2 percent Asian, 18.2 percent Hispanic and 5.4 percent African- American. JERRY DALIEGE /PIONEER PRESS PHOTOS Anjahi Thomas dances with theindian Farla Ameen paints henna on Margret Yokhanna during the International Celebration on dance group, Bollywood Beats during the International Celebration. jjohnsonpioneerlocal.com Saturday March14, at Maine East High School.

From left to right, Lilly Ford, Tiffany Russot- Assyrian dancers preform during the Inter- Jovana hic adjusts the hair of Aleksaridra Savich prior to their performance at the Interna- to and Rachael Zarembski from the Reel- national Celebration. tional Celebration, on March14, at Maine East High School. Irish chub preform an Irish dance. EDUCATION D219 news briefs: District to drop bus provider contract

PIONEER Piss STAFF Chicago-based companythe requirements of theduring the program's pre- ments. District 219 Board of Edu- CDW is charging District agreement." mier year has so far only cationwill be held on News from the March 16219 a total of $240,786 for The revisions make Dis-reached $237,000, accord- Backstop fencing Thursday, April 2 at 7:45 Nues Township Highthe Chromebook 2's, at atrict 219 responsible foring to information from the p.m. at the district adminis- School District 219 Boardprice of $234 each, ac- paying for specific areas ofschool district. to be replaced tration building, 7700 of Education meeting;cording to school boardthe partnership, including The District 219 schoolGross Point Rd., Skokie. Nues North and Nues Westinformation. for curriculum and instruc-Schools to get rid board entered a contractThe following meeting will High Schools. tional materials and sup-ofagingtext books with Midwest Netting So-be held on Monday, April Districts 219 and 69 plies,professional devel- lutions, LLC, for the re- 13. Freshmen to get opment, program adminis- The School District 219moval and installation of a agree to modify tration and support staff,board approved a requestbackdrop netting system at School district to newer model agreement STEM programming andto sell 228 copies of an old Nues North High School. drop bus contract Chromebooks support for IT and analyt- textbook, "The Moon is A bid placed by the District 219superin- ics. Down," but three book-Glenview-based company School District 219 will School District 219 offi- tendent Nanciann Gatta The revised agreementbuying companies declinedwas awarded for $86,660,not renew a bus services cials have agreed to pur-and District 69 superin- alsorequires the twothe offer to buy the textaccording to informationcontract next year with chase 1,029 Samsung Chro- tendent Quintin Shepherdschool districts to publishbooks. from the school board. Evanston-based Positive mebook 2 laptop comput-have agreed to change thean annual report detailing The books will now be The new backdrop willConnections, according to ers for the incoming fresh- terms of their joint Class-key accomplishments anddisposed in an effort toprovide 50-feet of nettinga decision made during the man class of the 2015-16rooms First Consolidationannual expenditures of theclear space in District 219's to protect spectators fromMarch 16school board school year. agreement to remove theprogram. textbook center, accordingfoul balls near the first and meeting. Freshman enrollment at$2 million expenditures Classrooms First Con-to information from thethird base lines, and neat The current contract both schools is expected toDistrict 219 expected tosolidation is a new part- school board. home plate. with Positive Connections be 935, but extra computersabsorb this year for thenership that started be- Teachers also declined expires on July 31, and the were ordered for a reservepartnership. tween the two school dis-an offer to keep the text-Board meetings school district is currently stockpile for possible new Replacing the $2 million tricts last fall. book in their classes be- seeking bids for a new bus enrollments and repairs,figure is looser language The $2 million in costscause they are no longer in scheduled service provider, according according to informationthat states, "the expendi-District219 planned tousable condition, accord- The next meeting of theto information from the from the school district. tures necessary to performspend on Classrooms Firsting to school board docu-Niles Township School school district.

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BY NATALIE HAYES Pioneer Press As thousands of teens githered outside the Barnes & Noble at Westfield Old Onhard in Skokie on March 16, it looked more like the line for a Justin Bieber concert than abooksigning But the teens were indeed theretogtasignedcopyofa book that was just released by popular YouTube star Shane Dawson, who visited the store to launch his new book, "I Hate Myselfie." Like his hundreds of wildly popu- larYou- Tube videos that capture the often- awkward struggles of grow- ingup Dawson during the teen years, "I Hate Myselfie" is a collection of 18 personal es- says that tell of the daily adventures of an introverted and eccentric teen as he tries to make his way through high school. The 26-year-old southern Californianative hasat- ti-acted more than 12 million subscribers to his YouTube channel since he launched his first video in 2008, and today he has the 56th most NATALIE HAYES/PIONEER PRESS subscribed channel on You- Teens líned up outside Barnes & Noble in Skokie on March 6 to meet popular YouTuber Shane Dawson, who was there to prornote his new book. Tube. Much of his appeal seems Rivas, also 14, of Round Lake "Adults don't really know much about him, but we think he's be hinise1f' Wolf said. 'Tve to come from his openness toBeach, showed up early and been watching his videos for talk about his private real-life gt signed copies of thefunny and inspirationa& and he's not afraid to be himself?' a long time, and I'm so struggles with weight loss, books well before most of the excited to finally meet him." bullying and growing up in a other people standing in line. Annabelle Wolf New Trier freshman Barnes & Noble wouldn't low-income family "He relates to us in a allow the press to speak to Many of the teenage ad- special way" Valle said. "He's Dawson during the event mirers who waited anxiously open about his struggles with comedic take on serious high for her own pursuit of aheard of the young Internet Paperback copies of "I Hate in a three-hour line thatdepression, and I feel con- schoolsituations and his career as a performer. sensation,agreed HannahMyselfie" were sold for $20 wrapped all the way aroundnected to him because I've popular spook ofmusic vide- "T started making my own Spinner and Annabelle Wolf each. the building March 16 saidstniggled with depression." os and celebrities. YouThbe filins because heboth freshmen at New Ther A call placed to Barnes & Dawson was an inspiration The Hollywood-based Katherine Donovan, 14, ofinspired me," Donovan said.High School. Noble's marketing depart- because of his ability to relate Dawson - who recentlyChicagn, shook with excite- "He was bullied as a kid, and "Adults don't really knowment to find out how many to high school students. added a music career to his ment as she waited in line to I think he's just an inspira-much about him, but webooks were sold during the Friends Melissa Valle, 14, resume by launching six sin- meet Dawson, whom she tional guy' think hes ftmnny and inspira- event was not immediately of Lindenhurst, and Angelgles - is best known for his described as the inspiration Most adults have nevertional, and he's not afraid to returned. NEWS Women's History MonthPoll workers needed honoreeaprof from NUin Cook County for PIONEER PRESS STAFF also influenced generationsdiscovered "a rich legacy of of women all over the globe, community-building work Northwestern Universitythen I will feel that myof black women" in local April 7 election Professor Darlene Clarkcareer is worthwhile:' Hineand private historical col- Hine, who has spent four said. lections. 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The Skokie Urban Beat Dance performed March21at Evanston Township High School for the Women Out Walking kick-off. Women Out Walking steps into 2015 campaigTi BY KARIE ANGELL Luc MAKE THE LIST Pioneer Press 1...L.*- -- - The Evanston Health and Human Services Depart- Chicago teens are hardworking passionate ment kicked off the 2015 Women Out Walking, or leaders trying to make a difference in their WOW, program, a 12-week communities. Share your high schooler's campaignpromoting health, weilness, communi- incredible achievements with us so he or she ty and physical activity can be honored in our annual 18 Under 18 list. The March 21 kick-off orientation took placeat Evanston Township High Sports i Media i Trendsetters School, 1600 Dodge Ave. The auditorium and other Evanston Mayor Elizabeth Tisdahi, left, was among the multi-purpose spaces ac-turnoutofmore than400 Comeback StoryMusic comniodated 400 women people. ofall ages and fitness levels. Civics and PoliticsActivists Men were in the auditorium Evonda Thomas-Smith, di-ter. audience too. rector of the Evanston The orientation began in Arts i Entrepreneur The program, initsHealth and Human Serv-the auditorium where Ev eighth year, launched with icesDepartment."It'sa anston Mayor Elizabeth freeexercise and dancetime to carve out time forTisdahi offered her wel- classes, workshops, guestourselves, and the hope iscome from the stage's po- speakers and gift bags. we focus on our health in adium. Earlier that morning themash.com/l8underl8 Walkers were provided holistic way. Tisdahi had been out walk- with a pedometer to help "We just hope that worn- ing her dogs.

NO PtMGHASE ItCESS*RY U) NOMINATE OR BE NOMINAr - them monitor the goal ofen are inspired to continue "I'm honored to be a part cn 8un1,t. ntn may bi' uy AN,kui' r 10,000 steps per day. Theweliness and activities ofof this program' said Kris- program registration cost ismovement." tin Preihs, WOW program Atj,)flt. *1! MdN r flnna) OIkHI to io' coordinator, adding the goal IS Mnniv 5e ¶say I.sta, n*sI ibso $5. Evanston residency is Registration remains li weH not required. open. Individualwalkersfor 2015 is to reach 1,000 "It'sa celebration ofand teams are encouraged Evanston women. ;tI -. women who are taking timeto register online at cityof MalikTurley,a 1989 fleIw ly SIsiSew II liwiiwO out for themselves," saidevanston.or/wowregisETHS graduate and belly NEWS 15 Evanston Township HS hosts kickoff event for WOWî Walking, from Page 14 by creating an inclusive and healthy environment for dancer with Hip Circleour students' said Elmo For more Studio of Evanston, ad-Scott of Chicago, Urban dressed participants. ManyBeat Dance instructor. information tried belly dancing later for The power of 10,000 wow walkers the first time. daily steps often occurs in and teams are "You've got to find some- athletic shoes. encouraged to thing that makes you happy "A basic sneaker is the attend a monthly and keeps you moving,"perfect symbol for Urban walk hosted by the Turley advised, adding thatBeat Dance's hip-hop com- Evanston Health & a one-hour exercise classpanies," said Anika Steen- Human Services typicallygets her 4,000strup of Glenview, and a Department. For steps, which is almost halfLoyola Academy junior. an events list, see of the 10,000-step daily"Lacing up a sneaker and cityof fitness goal. stepping into the studio is a evanston.org. "J was a completely sed-great feeling." For more in- entary being" Turley said, Joe Blanchard, 15, of Ev- formation about but discovering belly danc- anston and an ETHS fresh- wow, including ing got her "completelyman, performed with Ur- how to sponsor a hooked. Dancing harderban Beat Dance. KARIE ANGELL LUC participant and brought me joy, so I danced, 'Asa young man in Center, in front is Joe Blanchard,15.an Evanston Township High School freshman, perform- questions about danced and danced!" dance, I'm a significant mi- Ing wtth the Skokie Urban Beat Dance group. registration or Dancers from Urbannority in almost all of the payment, contact Beat Dance of Skokie, 4055classes I'm in," Joe said. to be a part of the WOWing them from doing whatlives based on themselves." Kristin Preihs at Oakton St., then took the "You have to disregard tradition. makes them happy' Joe 847-866-2965or stage. the anxiety of trying it and "For women, the way oursaid. "I'm here to supportKane Angeli Luc is a free- kpreihs@cityofe- "Urban Beat Dance in- do what you want to do." cultureisset up createsthem in finding their pas-lance reporter for Pioneer vanston.org. corporates values ofWOW Joe said he felt honored more fear for them, prevent-sions and creating their ownPress.

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Progress2l9, a coalition ofDistrict 219 currently in District 73.5 schools. An parents, community members, teachers attorney, he has served as a board mem- and staff have evaluated District 219 ber and officer ofDistricts 73.5 arid 807. School Board candidates through a ques- In addition, he is actively involved in tionnaire and interviews. We concluded community organizations. Mark Sproat, that Lateef Farisa Hussain, Dr. David Ko, a graduate ofNiles West, currently lives Brian Novak and Mark Sproat are the in Skokie with three children, one a re- individuals most qualified to represent cent Niles West graduate, another a cur- residents on the board. rent student at West; the third attends Farisa Hussain is a career teacher, Fairview South. He has served as both principal and school board member who president and vice president of Skokie lives in Lincolnwood and has four chil- Youth Sports and is a local businessman. dren who attended Niles West. As a Progress2l9 was formed because of member ofAdvancED, she evaluates community members' dissatisfaction school districts across the country for with communication and transparency in accreditation. Dr. David Ko, a current decisions made by the current District District 219 board member, both lives 219 School Board. More information is and works in Skokie and is a graduate of available at Progress2l9.com. Niles North. He currently volunteers as a trainer for Niles North athletic teams. Catherine Struzynski, SCOTT STANTIS/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Brian Novak lives in Skokie with childrenPresident, Progress2l9 Cleancat pee before sellingyourhouse I recently attended an you need. open house for a gorgeous, There's no easy fix for Victorian home. It was foul smells from someone's beautiful from the outside beloved dog or cat, but with its big roomy yard, buyers should use their colorful paint job and in- common sense. If you walk viting front door. into a house and it smells I was so excited to see FELICIA DECHTER like a pet port-a-potty, most what this old painted lady likely it has been used as looked like on the inside - I hoped it one. would be as gorgeous on the interior as it Ifyou're not ready to call in the pros, was on the exterior. there are some products which are sold by Then I stepped into the home, and local pet shops. wham - something hit me like a ton of At Pet Supplies Plus, 1748 N. Harlem bricks. I could barely breathe. Ave. in Elmwood Park, their biggest line of It was the smell of cat pee. The am- pet odor products is made by Nature's monia from it was wafting through the Miracle, which makes specific formulas house and sickening. If anyone buys that for urine, said shift manager Ashley Sut- house, I'll be very surprised. cliffe. Pets and their messes are a major turn- "Urine Destroyer and Carpet Cleaner is off and one of the 10 worst home-showing a big one," said Sutcliffe. offenses. The shop also carries Vet's Best, as well JOHN J. KIM/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Anyone wanting to sell should get i-id of as its own brand of products. Pet urine odor damage can be costly if experts are called In, but could be necessary for that nasty odor that Fido or Cleo is leaving "They're similar in formula but ours is a those tough to get out smells. around the house, even if it means pulling lot more pocket-healthy - a lot cheaper," up urinated-on, ammonia-radiating car- Sutcliffe said. rence Ave. in Norridge, also carries the Whether you get over the counter prod- peting and sealing the sub-flooring under- She said the products come in all-pur- Nature's Miracle line. Not only do they ucts or call in the pros, please don't put neath it. pose as well as dog- or cat-specific. carry pet-odor removing products, but youyour house on the market ifit stinks like Pet urine odor damage can be expensive "I've actually used them myself and can also get coat-odor remover to get rid ofpet pee. Your real estate agent - and your if you call in the experts. But if the odor they do work pretty weIl," said Sutcliffe. the stink from your four-legged friend's wallet - will thank you later. damage is extensive, that's exactly what Coral Reef Pet Center, 7723 W. Law- coat. i8

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ADDRESS BUYER SELLER DATE PRICE ADDRESS BUYER SELLER DATE PRICE

886 Madelyn Dr, Des Plaines Andrzej W Malkowski Sara Prodyma 02-17-15 $242,000 3350 N Carriageway Dr, # 101, David Divanyan Filipp Azarjan 02-17-15 $63,000 Arlington Heights 337 Ne River Rd. Des Plaines Hans Bajramovic & Edina Deutsche Bank NatI Trt Co Ttee 02-18-15 $330,000 Bajramovic j 1210 N Dale Ave. # 2J, Arlington Pawel Bogacz Krystyna Gortat 02-17-15 $70.000 Heights 824 Mulford St. 8 2E, Evanston David Pointon & Andrea Merce- Provident Funding Assoc Lp 02-23-15 $65,500 des Fontana 2311 N Arlington Heights Rd. Wojciech Switalski & Jadwiga Deutsche Bank Nati Trt Co Ttee 02-25-15 5155.000 Arlington Heights Switalski 777 Hinman Ave, 8 36, Evanston Harriet Croke & Kevin Croke James Pahr Arndt 02-17-15 $150,000 218 N Dryden Pl, Arlington Bradley S Little & Kathryn L LittleAlexander E Alimi 02-19-15 $233.500 1640 Maple Ave, 8 705, Evanston Katie E Klein & Elizabeth H Klein Ronald D Freund 02-19-15 $200,000 Heights 825 Forest Ave, B 3W, Evanston David Jordan & Erin Jordan Nancy S Head 02-17-15 $232.000 212 N Reuter Dr. Arlington Cheng Cheng Edward Michael Kelly 02-17-15 $240.000 Heights 1414 Hinman Ave, 8 4A, Evans- Stephen Tarzia & Elizabeth HicksLarry Y Honbo 02-23-15 $335.000 ton 3328 N Ellen Dr, Arlington Reynaldo Santos & Ellen Santos Paul Jedras 02-18-15 $240,000 Heights 1113 Grant St, Evanston Christopher B Kramer & Eliza- Ttl Properties Inc 02-25-15 $440,000 0 beth G Kramer 106 E Berkley Dr. Arlington Matthew Evan Weiss & Carly I Stephen R Grempka Sr 02-19-15 $275,000 Heights Malinowski 1506 Dempster St, Evanston Richard Warren Aleong James P Loerzel 02-23-15 $460,000

615 W Brittany Dr, Arlington Debra Ogle Thompson Kenneth O Hustel 02-23-15 $275.000 9349 Ridgeway Ave. Evanston Sally S Brennock Rita T Lutz 02-19- 15 $525.000 Heights 3226 Thayer St, Evanston Benjamin Laetz & Ann Laetz Steven E Drajpuch 02-19-15 $582,500 1314 N Chestnut Ave, Arlington Marcin Krak & Anna Krok Cristina Minard 02-18-15 $300.000 1700 Asbury Ave. Evanston Jonathan Schlack & Meera Rose Niki Lynn Moe 02-24-15 $1,100.000 Heights Sundareson 1925 N Dunhill Ct, Arlington Lena Fedosova Fannie Mae 02-24-15 $313.000 3925 Triumvera Dr, 8 46, Glen- RuhidGillani TuulZanaa 02-20-15 $134.000 Heights view i 12 E Euclid Ave, Arlington Kathleen A Skallerup & Jeffrey J Deutsche Bank NatI TrE Co Ttee 02-25-15 $317,000 1112 CastIllan Ct, B 218, Glen- Eva Filipiuk & Mark Filipiuk Yevgeniy Volfson 02-18-15 $135,000 Heights Skallerup view 5 W Orchard St. Arlington William Isaac Lynch Christopher M Geraghty 02-23-15 $332,000 4194 Cove Ln, 8 4, Glenview Aleyamma A David Borislav Tomicevic 02-24-15 $160.000 Heights 1718 Pickwick Le, Glenview Bang Hun Jeong Marcia M Mikkelson 02-25-15 $187,000 707 E Crabtree Dr, Arlington Kenneth T Stroble & Jamee S Fannie Mae 02-25-15 $340,000 Heights Stroble 1616 Woodlawn Ave, Glenview Ivaylo Ivanov & Vassilka Todoro- David C Shipley 02-2415 $339,500 va 323 S Leonard Ln, Arlington Julie A Macgregor K & P Properties LIc 02-20-15 $350,000 Heights 1001 ElmSt.Glenview Heather Egan Plunkett Red Lion Enterprises Lic 02-18-15 $430,000

1916 N Spruce Ter, Arlington loan F Girlonta Joseph J Nelesen 02-23-15 $372,000 2llOSaipan Dr, Glenview Denis Rasin & Gutjiera Rasin Mary E Batal 02-25-15 $463,000 Heights 2121 Glenview Rd. Glenview Edward W Forsberg Jr & Karen Dawn M Miller 02-20-15 $630,000 14 E Brookwood Dr, Arlington Minas Klikas & Nikki Poulos luana Z Anthimiades 02-19-15 $382,500 Forsberg Heights Klikas 611 Greendale Rd. Glenview Noorul Amin Khowaja & Yasmin Drago Mirjanic 02-25-lS $975,000 1615 N DaleAve, Arlington Janet P Borghi & Bridget J James T Zavacki 02-20-15 $416,000 Khowaja Heights Skowronskl 714 Glendale Rd. Glenview Daniel E O Orlen & Karen P 0 Glendale Builders Lic 02-19-15 $1,047,000 I 330 W Vine St, Arlington Joshua M Renz & Kristen Renz Thomas R Ryan 02-19-15 $481,000 Brien Heights 3 Somerset Hills Ct. Hawthorn Roxanne L Townsend & Michael John P Pierson 02-17-15 $455,000 440 S Belmont Ave, Arlington Matthew Robertson & Alycia Timothy Phillips 02-23-15 $560.000 Woods R Corcoran Heights Robertson 1387 Shire Cir, inverness Richard K Lewis & Malgorzata Michael J ZiIiak 02-17-15 $312.000 1195 Kaspar Ave, Arlington Markt Staker & Alicia Staker Janet G Charbauski 02-24-15 $570,000 Brooks Heights ll2oCrestfieldAve, Libertyville Nattanan Reilly&TimothyT Thomas D Merrill 02-20-ls $306,000 1530 N Evergreen Ave, Arlington John T Geary & Patricia R Geary Harold V Johnson 0223-15 $600,000 Reilly Heights 609 Ardmore Ter, Libertyville Saehan H Hwang & Hyun Hwang Steven C Roi land 02-23-15 $330,000 30 Old Oak Dr, # 209, Buffalo Galina Sobol Fannie Mae 02-24-15 $70,000 91 Elmwood Ln, Lincolnshire Marcio Niedzwiecki & Patrycja BConjor LIc 02-17-15 $360,000 Grove Niedzwiecki 175 Lake Blvd. # 336. Buffalo Stanley B Lieberman & Jill Konstantinos G Christakis 02-17-15 $120.000 54 Lincoinshire Dr, Lincolnshire Juan A Hurtado Jr & Norma Z David M Goodrich 02-20-15 $385.000 Grove Liebernian Hurtado 163 Old Oak Ct E, # E. Buffalo Michael Burr Ronald W Wayda 02-17-15 $155,000 550 Lincoln Ave, 8 513E, Morton Derek Chmielewski AlterTrust 02-23-15 $68,500 Grove Grove 1091 Auburn Ln. Buffalo Grove Jan Spytkowksi Pamela Jane Plnkley 02-18-15 $162.000 5506 Lincoln Ave, 8 320, Morton Ion Coipan North Shore Holdings Ltd 02-18-15 $115.000 877 Burgess Cir. Buffalo Grove Hiridhara Krishnan Sankaran Howard T Duboe 02-20-15 $195.000 Grove I 108 WhItehall Dr, Buffalo Grove Victoria Sagaydak Eric A Howell 02-23-15 $240,000 5916 Keeney Ct, Morton Grove Alex Pekovic Federal Home Loan Mtg Corp 02-18-15 $185,000 1016 Fremont Ct E, Buffalo Grove Arthur Prata De Magaihaes Robert S Kauth 02-23-15 $245,000 8300 Concord Dr, 8 309, Morton Dan I Caner & Margie Johnson Kimberley Stachula 02-17-15 $100,000 Grove Caner 9 Amherst Ct, Buffalo Grove William R Thies Lillian M Savich 02-23-15 $261.500 9128 Birch Ave, Morion Grove Lisa M Sullivan RickelmanTrust 02-20-15 $215,000 886 Shambllss Ln, Buffalo Grove Leonid Krasnov lis Bank Na Trustee 02-23-15 $266,500 5925 Madison St, Morton Grove Blair Matheson Davis Noel Magsino 02-17-15 $268,000 661 SlIver Rock Ln, Buffalo GroveZhenli Tian & Zhenhua Zhang Sameem Samad 02-18-15 $346,000 8928 Osceola Ave, Morton Grove Patrick M Baldwin & Natalie MarkAMamola 02-19-15 $278,000 35 W Canterbury In, Buffalo Vinay Jaiswal & Deeps Jaiswal David J Gelfund 02-23-15 $432.500 Baldwin Grove 8.348 Concord Dr, Morton Grove Robin L Jessen Lexington Station Lic 02-24-15 $328,500 1204 HIdden Lake Dr, Buffalo Bhavesh Sharnia & Paiiavi Mas Investment Group Lic 02-18-15 $598,500 Grove Sharma 8352 Concord Dr, Morton Grove Mustafa AI Obaidi Lexington Station LIC 02-25-15 $373,000 1485 E Algonquin Rd. Des PlainesMariusz Gruszka Jacqueline Jewitt 02-17-15 $70,000 88l5WGoIfRd, 8 7D, Nues Rodica M Haiduci Tanya Mijajlovic 02-18-15 $123,000 8994 Kennedy Dr, # 2F, Des Miroslaw Klusek & Alma Kiusek Lester Knapik 02-18-15 $75.000 8232 N Osceola Ave, Nues Jan Kobodziej & Nel Kosiba MichaelJCurtis 02-19-15 $262,500 Plaines 7908 W Park Ave, NOes George S Alkhoury & Sandrella Michael J Moore 02-24-15 $345.000 9431 Say Colony Dr, 8 lE. Des Semion Krishtal & Irma Krishtal Deutsche Bank Nati Trt Co Ttee 02-17-15 $77.500 Hajey Plaines 8306 N Osceola Ave, Nibs Richard Olson & Maria Olson Jessica Kleberg 02-25-15 $370,000 9330 Hamilton Ct. # 3F. Des Jaroslaw Daniel & Marzena Penelope Dervissis 02-24-15 $84,000 2500 Windsor Mall, 8 2A, Park Pavel Lyubashenko Katherine M Mikos 02-17-15 $159,000 Plaines Daniel Ridge 9377 Bay Colony Dr, # 2N, Des Altangerel Bulgan & Baikhuyag Jim D Bohlen 02-17-15 $95,000 1804 S Cumberland Ave, Park Alejandro C Ignacio & Norieta U Burns Trust 02-19-15 $191,500 Plaines Ganbaatar Ridge Ignacio 725 W Dempster St, # 206, Oes Lubab Mustafa Najeeb Federal Home Loan Mtg Corp 02-20-15 $95,500 400 S Northwest Hwy. 8 309, Barbara Rappold Vincenza Piscopo Estate 02-20-15 $199,000 Plaines Park Ridge 8802 Robin Dr, Des Plaines Vasil Zlatkov SubulFBaig 0220-15 $118,000 316 S Lincoln Ave, Park Ridge Tomasz Gorski & Sylvia Gorski Pearl Ann Scheck Estate 02-19-15 $440,000 363 Dover Dr, Des Plaines Adan A Cruz Oscar Gonzalez 02-17-15 $125,000 3024 Edgemont Ln, Park Ridge Steve Paschos & Jennifer Patrick Newman 02-17-15 $450,000 1698 River St, Des Plaines Abraham Saltoon Neil Burke Estate 0220-15 $156,000 Panchos 575 La Salle St, Des Plaines Derpesh B Patel A Jalpa D Patel Fannie Mae 02-23-15 $170,000 389 Michael John Dr, Park Ridge Kaleem Ahmed Qureshi & Nadia Rough Diamond Realty LIc 02-17-15 $406,000 Qureshi 1532 Oakwood Ave, Des Plaines Carmello Santiago Jr & Dom- Us Bank Na Trustee 02-23-15 $170,000 enico Caprara 402 S Knight Ave, Park Ridge Diana L Walker & William R KnabJohn P Heneghan 02-25-15 $650,000 1289 S Cora St, Des Plaines Josefina Roldan & Jose Olivo Tct National Bank 02-19-15 $175,000 215 Bellepbaine Ave, Park Ridge Matthew Cavanaugh Real Equities Inc 02-25-15 $852,500 Martinez 6239 Byron St, Rosemont Angela M Tricoci Donald C Ganski 02-25-15 $365,000 559 W Millers Rd. Des Plaines Segmundo C Espiritu & Ritchel B Janina lgnaczuk 02-18-15 $203.000 Esplritu This list is not intended to be a complete record of all real estate transactions. 1370 Evergreen Ave, Oes Plaines Timothy Hernandez Roman Scufryn 02-23-15 $209,000 Data compiled by Record Information Services630-557-1000 u publlc-record.com REAL ESTATE HOMES IN YOUR AREA

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Listings are subject to change. See selections from the 1960s and 1970s or ladies in your life. Advance tickets Breakfast with the Bunny:Eat break- Please call the venue in advance. in the documentary film fest. See web- available. 6:30 p.m. Friday, Oldershaw fast with the Easter Bunny, partake in site for film times and titles. 2 p.m. Hall, 806 Ridge Ave., Evanston, $30-$40 an Easter Egg Hunt and more. . 10 a.m. Thursday, March 26 Thursday and Friday, Wilmette Thea- per couple; $10 for each additional Saturday, Golf Mill Shopping Center, tre, 1122 Central Ave.. Wilmette, $7.50, child, 847-331-7859 239 GolfMill Center, Niles, $10, 847- 847-251-7424 699-1070 The Diary of Anne Frank:The classic Pre-Passover Community Shabbat production explores the life of a young Harmonizers Open House:The Dinner:Join us for a pre-Passover Busytown:Based on the wildly popu- Jewish girl in hiding for two years dur- North Shore Harmonizers, a women's Shabbat dinner with guest speaker, lar children's books by Richard Scarr ing World War 11.8 p.m. Thursday- chorus dedicated to singing four-part, a scholar-in-residence Rabbi Shmuel this musical brings colorful characters Friday, 4 p.m. and 8p.m. Saturday, 2p.m. cappella harmony in the barbershop Klatzkin, who will speak about his to life, including Huckle Cat, Lowly and 6 p.m. Sunday, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday- style, hosts an open house for interested journey From Reform Seminary to Worm, Betsy Bear and Farmer Pig" Wednesday, Writers Theatre, 664 Ver- female singers. Any level of musical Chabad Emissary. A personal story of singing and dancing on stage. 10 am. non Ave., Glencoe, $35-$75, 847-242- experience is welcome. 7 p.m. Thursday, one man's spiritual journey and a look at Saturday, i p.m. Saturday, Northbrook 6000 St. Augustine's Episcopal Church, 1140 ail of our lives being. Advance regis- Theatre, 3323 Walters Ave., Noi-thbrook, Wilmette Ave., Wilmette, free, 847-454- tration required. 6:15 p.m. Friday, Luba- $10-$12, 847-291-2367 "Lone Star" and "Laundry and 7535 vitch Chabad ofNorthbrook, 2095 Bourbon":Presenting two plays de- Landwehr Road, Northbrook, $22 Tefihia Yoga:A prayerful yoga place led picting life in a sleepy Texas town. Friday, March 27 Adult, $9 Child, $180 Sponsor, 847-564- by Rabbi Heather Altman, in which you 'lone Star" and "Laundry and Bour- 8770 are guided through an exquisite inner bon," by James McLure, both seem to prayer service, matching yoga postures show us a simpler life and a unique Friday Night Fish Fry at White Last ofthe Red Hot Lovers: Emer- and sequences with themes and key perspective on the world.. 7:30 p.m. Pines:The fish fry events feature an gent Theatre Co. presents Neil Simons words oftraditional Jewish prayers. Thursday-Saturday, 2:30 p.m. and 7:30 all-you-can-eat lake fresh lake perch play directed by film and television star Bring your own mat and dress appropri- p.m. Sunday, Oil Lamp Theater, 1723 dinner. Specialty wines and beer are Robert Costanzo. The production pre- ately for yoga. Saturdays, March 28, Glenview Road, Glenview, $17.50-35, offered, and a full bar is available. Reser- views Thursday, March 26, at 7:30 p.m. April 25, May 30, June 27. 11 am. Sat- 847-834-0738 vations are recommended. 5 p.m. Friday, and runs March 27-April 19. Perform- urday, Congregation Beth Shalom, 3433 White Pines Golf Club, 500 W. Jefferson ances are Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 Walters Ave., Northbrook, free, 847- Congregation Beth Judea Presents St., Bensenville, $14.99, 630-766-0304 p.m., and Sundays at 2 p.m. Tickets are 498-4100 Shabbat Speaker, Jeremy Bash: available at wwwemergenttheatre.org, Congregation Beth Shalom Distin- Nia: Holistic dance fitness:With Nia or by calling (773) 729-7294. 7:30 p.m. Sunday, March 29 guished Speakers Program presents develop flexibility, agility mobility, Friday and Saturday, 2 p.m. Sunday, JCC Jeremy Bash, oeThe War on Terrorism: strength, and stability in your body. 11 Chicago - Mayer Kaplan JCC, 5050 Insights from 4 Years at the CIA and a.m. Friday, Monday, Wednesday, Ray- Church St., Skokie, $20 adults; $10 Perspectives on Photography by The Pentagon.?. 8 p.m. Thursday, Con- diant Day, 1400 Greenleaf St., Evanston, seniors/students with ID, 773-729-7294 Jeffrey Wohn:Hear Jeffrey Wohn gregation Beth Shalom, 3433 Walters $11 drop-in. $80 unlimited class pass., discuss his photographic series, Pigeon Ave., Northbrook, free, 847-498-4100 847-869-6477 A Midsummer Night's Dream:Light- Hill: Then & Now. For more than 25 ninghead, an adventurous new theatre years, Wohin has combined photograph- 1968 Democratic Riots:The whole Evanston Children's Theatre company based in Chicago and the ic portraiture with handwritten text, world was watching as Chicago de- Presents, The Musicai Annie Kldsl: North Shore, announces its new pro- exploring issues about memory and scended into chaos during the turbulent With equal measures ofpluck and posi- duction ofA Midsummer Nights identity. Beginning in 1985, Wolin Democratic Convention of 1968. Histo- tivity, little orphan Annie charms every- Dream. The show opens March 13 at the turned the camera on himself, writing tian Barry Bradford traces the people, ones hearts despite a next-to-nothing historic Winnetka Chapel and will run personal stories directly on photo- events, and long lasting effects of this start in 1930s New York City She is Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m. through graphs that related to his life. Through dramatic time. 1 p.m. Thursday, North determined to find her parents who March 28. This uniquely bonkers pro- Internet searches, word-of-mouth and Shore Senior Center, 161 Northfield abandoned her years ago on the door- duction is an event that audiences of all visits to the housing complex, Wohin Road, Northfield, $10 member; $13 step of a New York City Orphanage run ages will enjoy. Visit the website for found dozens ofpeophe who posed for nonmember, 847-784-6030 by the cruel, embittered Miss Hannigan. tickets. 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday, him when they were young. 4:30 p.m. With the help ofthe other kids in the Wmnetka Chapel, 630 Lincoln Ave., Sunday, Perspective Gallery, 1310 Chi- Seaton Smith:The comedian - a reg- Orphanage, Annie escapes to the won- Winnetka, $20 & $10 for students and cago Ave., Evanston, free, 224-200-1155 tiar on FOX TV's "Mulaney" - performs drous world of NYC. In adventure after industry, 847-331-3960 standup. 8 p.m. Thursday, 8p.m. and fun-filled adventure, Annie foils Miss Jewish Reconstructlonist Congre- 10:30 p.m. Friday, 7p.m. and 9:30 p.m. Hannigans evil machinations and even Saturday, March 28 gation religious school open house: Saturday, Zanies Rosemont, 5437 Park befriends President Franklin Delano Anyone who is looking for a Jewish Pl., Rosemont, $22 plus a two-item Roosevelt. She finds a new home and religious school for their children food/drink minimum, 847-813-0484 family in billionaire Oliver Warbucks, Evanston Winter Farmers Market: grades Pre-K and up can come see what his personal secretary Grace Farrell, and Shop for fresh produce and other local the Jewish Reconstructionist Congrega- "Outside Muilingar":Anthony and a lovable mutt named Sandy. 7 p.m. goods at the winter market.. 9 a.m. tian in Evanston has to offer. 9 am. Rosemary are two introverted misfits. Friday, 3 p.m. Saturday, 7 p.m. Saturday, Saturday, Evanston Ecology Center, Sunday, Jewish Reconstructionist Con- Anthony has spent his entire life on a Levy Senior Center, 300 Dodge Ave., 2024 McCormick Blvd., Evanston, free gregation, 303 Dodge Ave.. Evanston. cattle farm in rural Ireland, oblivious to Evanston, $6, 847-448-8254 free, 847-328-7678 the longing of his neighbor Rosemary, Red Door Animai Sheiter's K-9 Egg- who hopelessly pines for him as the Meet me on the Red Carpet: Join the stravaganza :Bring your pup to the Story and song with Kelly Bosworth years slip away. 7:30 p.m. Thursday, 7:30 Pope John XXIII Parent Association for annual Dog Easter Egg Hunt. Prizes and and Beth Homer:Join singer-song- p.m. Friday, 2:30 p.m. and 8 p.m. Sat- a Father/Daughter dance with food and photo opportunities available. All pro- writer Kelly Bosworth of Portland, iirday, 2:30 p.m. Sunday, 7:30 p.m. Tues- fun. The event is open to all young ceeds benefit the animals at Red Door Oregon, and special guest storyteller day, Northlight Theatre, 9501 Skokie ladies with their fathers, grandpas, Shelter in Roger's Park. 1:30 p.m. Sat- Beth Homer for an evening ofstory and ilvd, Skokie, $15-$60, 847-673-6300 uncles or special escorts. Come dressed urday, Rex's Place, 2120 Ashland Ave., song. 7 p.m. Sunday, The Celtic Knot to impress, black tie optional, and enjoy Evanston, $10, 847-920-8739 Public House, 626 Church St.. Evanston, Wlimette Theatre Hosts DOC Fest: and evening with the special young lady Turn to Calendar, Next Page 24 CALENDAR

Calendar,fromPrevious Page Public Library, 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview, free, 847-729-7500 free, 847-864-1679 KnittIng Roundtabie:Come work We know your favorite spot "Dog Loves Books": the musical: through knitting projects and socialize Enjoy this musical about a dog who with fellow knitters. Expert knitters can loves everything about books. He loves show you how to solve knitting chal- better than your spouse books so much that he decides to open lenges. Don't forget your current knit- up his own bookstore. 2 p.m. Sunday, fing projects and needles! Call 847-929- The Book Market at Hangar One, 2651 5101 or visit www.mgpl.org for more Navy Blvd., Glenview, free, 847-904- information. 2 p.m. Monday, Morton 7304 Grove Public Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 H.U.G.S. Chocolate Seder:H.U.G.S, programming for Jewish families for Kids Club Spring Break:The Golf Mill special needs, invites all to share in a fun Kids Club features activities for elemen- and delicious Passover DESSERT Seder tary school-aged children and their during which attendees will sing songs families throughout the week. . 11 am. and tell stories. A creative new way to Monday-Wednesday Golf Mill Shop- learn about Passover. Good for all ages. ping Center, 239 Golf Mill Center, Niles, RSVP by March20 to ecastellano@be- free, 847-699-1070 thshalomnb.org or call. 1p.m. Sunday, Congregation Beth Shalom, 3433 wal- Table Tennis Tournament:Sign up ters Ave., Northbrook, free, 847-498- for a competitive afternoon of Table 4100 Tennis. Rule packets given at the time of registration or upon request. This is a Faces of Humanity Film Series: doubles tournament; choose one's part- Defiance:The feature based on the ner ahead oftime or a partner assigned. true story of the Bielski brothers" Fee includes individual registration, whose partisan unit sheltered Jewish refreshments, and prizes to ist, 2nd and families and fought the Nazis " is fol- 3rd place winners. Registration dead- lowed by a post-screening discussion line: March 27. (Ages 55+) Register with Laurie Hasten, whose grandmoth- online at www.prparks.org!. 11:30 a.m. er was saved by the Bielskis. 12:30 p.m. Monday, Park Ridge Senior Center, 100 Sunday, Illinois Holocaust Museum and S. Western Ave., Park Ridge, $5 per Education Center, 9603 Woods Drive, member/$7 per guest, 847-692-3597 Skokie, free, 847-967-4800 Toutouse-Lautrec: Decadence and Some Luck at the Movies with Mike: Spectacle In FIn-de-siede Paris:Jeff See Independent filmmaker, author, andMischur discusses the major works by film studies instructor Mike Smith Toulouse-Lautrec and provides an art presents a program focusing on farm- historical context for each in this slide related films that show how the lives of lecture. He also relates these works to men and women living and working on those painted by other important artists farms play out against the backdrop of working in Paris during the same pe- the harvesting and reaping cycles, cre- riod. 10 a.m. Monday, North Shore Art ating a rich and uniquely American League, 620 Lincoln Ave., Wrnnetka, cinematic tapestry. 2 p.m. Sunday, Wil- $10 member; $13 non-member, 847-784- mette Public Library 1242 Wilmette 6030 Ave., Wilmette, free Monday, March 30 Thesday, March 31

5Rhythms Dance:Come and explore Actors Gymnasium Spring Session: the 5Rhythms Dance - a movement Registration is open for spring classes at meditation to music. 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, this circus and performing arts school, Raydiant Day, 1400 GreenleafSt., Evans- with classes for kids, teens, and adults. ton, $15; $10 for students and seniors, Offerings include: parent-tot classes, 847-869-0250 Reintroducing Chicago's tumbling, circus arts, aerial arts, drama, original entertainment guide parkour, physical theater, contortion, The 9th Annual Opera idoi Competi- stage combat, gymnastics, and more! tion:This is the vocal competition for Experience the newMeir omix.com. now oirìfl ol your Classes fill quickly so register now at the aspiring opera singers all across the devices. With entertainment listings that coverthecity website. 8 a.m. Monday and Wednesday, Midwest. Young opera singers who md thesuburbs, wereyour go-tosource so you canspend Actors Gymnasium, 927 Noyes St., Ev- compete may win invaluable training less time planning. ndmoretimedoing. anston, $165-$415, 847-328-2795 with opera greats such as baritone Sher- nl Milnes, soprano Maria Zouves and Concussions: What to Know: Stu- composer Carlisle Floyd. The senior dent athletes in grades 4-12 and their division 9th Annual Opera Idol Finals parents learn about concussions event is at 7 p.m. on April 17. Make reser- through discussion, video, and interac- Qmet tive games. 10 a.m. Monday, Glenview Turn to Calendar, Next Page CALENDAR

Calendar,from Previous Page bidding and playing in a stress-free environment. Sign up with a friend or varions today! Opera Idol Preliminary partner, or come to meet new ones, to Rounds (March11, and 19); Opera Idol be playing bridge at the end of the ses- 'Junior' Competitions (March31 and sion. Phyllis Bartlett, ACBL Accredited April 2). 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, The Merion, teacher, guides the class. Contact the 1611 Chicago Ave., Evanston, free, 847- Park Ridge Senior Center. This is an 864-6400 eight week class. 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, LCRE i Park Ridge Park District - Senior Center, Rotary Club of Evanston LIght- 100 S. Western Ave., Park Ridge, $86, house:This community leadership 847-692-3597 group boasts 80 members and meets every Tuesday. 7:15 am. Tuesday, Hilton Garden Inn Chicago North Shore/ Wednesday, April 1 Evanston, 1818 Maple Ave., Evanston, SUPPE R free Finding Nemo: The interactIve Fam- Actors Gymnasium Spring Session: ily Movie Experience:Come in cos- Registration is open for spring classes at tume and be a part of the movie. We this circus and performing arts school, provide props, snacks, and fun...you with classes for kids, teens, and adults. bring a blanket and enthusiasm. Special Offerings include: parent-tot classes, treats provided by Whole Foods Market tumbling, circus arts, aerial arts, drama, Northbrook. Registration required. 6:45 parkour, physical theater, contortion, p.m. Wednesday, Glenview Public Li- stage combat, gymnastics, and more! brary, 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview, Mìtìi i Classes fill quickly so register now at the free, 847-729-7500 website. 8 a.m. Tuesday, Actors Gymna- a sium, 927 Noyes St., Evanston, $165- St. Haralambos Phlioptochos Ifssecret! $415, 847-328-2795 Spring Bake Sale:The Ladies Philop- tochos Society of the St. Haralambos Be the first to know Bingo Buddies: Intergenerational Greek Orthodox Church, hosts a Spring Fun (grades 1-5):Ocean Creatures Bake Sale. Featured are sweet tsoureki Bingo! Food Bingo! Storybook Bingo! bread, koulourakia, lambathes and Chicago magazine's Best Glenview senior citizens will host an Easter gift baskets. Home-made Greek afternoon of fün. Enjoy themed games pastries are also available. A Lenten New Restaurant for2015! and changing patterns while you make lunch served both days, and a sit-down new friends. Seniors will assist children coffee shop is provided. Call for a pastry in navigating their cards and playing the order. .9 am. Wednesday, Holy Taxiar- game. Register at glenviewpl.org/regis- hai-St. Haralambos Greek Orthodox APRIL13 ter, call ext. 7900, or go to the Youth Church, 7373 North Caldwell Ave., Seated dinner from Services Desk. 2 p.m. Tuesday, Glenview Niles, free, 847-647-8880 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Public Library 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview, free, 847-729-7500 Guided Meditation:0m Johari teach- es meditation techniques. Relax, renew, 3D Printing and Design:For grades refresh and experience the stress-reliev- 3-8. Want to know how the Library's 3D ing benefits of meditation during guided printer works? Interested in learning sessions. 10:30 am. Wednesday, North- how to use CAD software to create 3D brook Public Library, 1201 Cedar Lane, projects? Come and see a demo of the Northbrook, free, 847-272-6224 MakerBot and then use Tinkercad to create one's own 3D designs. 3:30 p.m. Bernard Weinger Jewish Communi- Join us for an exclusive dining experience Tuesday, Northbrook Public Library; ty Center Men's Group:The Mens and enjoy the food that earned this 1201 Cedar Lane, Northbrook, free, Club meets throughout the year on 847-272-6224 Wednesday mornings. " For adults 55+ outstanding restaurant the coveted title. Every week there's a stimulating new Presidential Poiitics: Underway topic for theguysto talk about at the J. AgalnI:This workshop considers likely The JCC Mens Club gives one an easy (and some unlikely) candidates, critical way to meet up with others for fellow- issues, and early trends as Jim Kenney, ship and intellectual stimulation. Enjoy Executive Director of Common Ground, the camaraderie while coming together attempts to bring November 2016 into for a broad range ofinteresting pro- KETSF. LABLEAT some focus. Kenney discusses the im- grams and lectures. There's always pact of presidential politics on U.S. something new to learn! The club re- icagorTi/secretsupper House and Senate contests, gubernato- sumes Jan. 14, 2015 - June 24, rial match ups, and the changing shapes 2015. Meeting from 10-11:30 am. .10 of the two major political parties. 1p.m. am. Wednesday, Bernard Weinger JCC, Tuesday, North Shore Senior Center, 161 300 Revere Dr., Northbrook, free, 224- Northfield Road, Northfield, $30 mem- 406-9200 ber; $39 non-member, 847-784-6030 B.ginnlng Bridge Lessons:Come and 90 learn the most stimulating partnership Have an event to submit? Go to Presented byCHICAGOSponsored by card game around! Learn the basic chicagotribune.com/calendar 26 TREND

Oscar party raises $50,000 to support Siskel Center

LEE LITAS Social Studies The Event Hollywood did not have dibs on Oscar- fever on Feb. 22. Nearly 300 haute-coutured guests gathered to watch the 87th Academy Awards telecast across the Gene Siskel Filin Center's big screens. The custodians of the legendary film critic's mern- ory recognized four of Chicagn's own filmmakers: Bob Hercules of Evanston, Frank Ross of Westmont, Daniel Nearing of Chicago and Seth McClellan of Oak Park. "Hollywood on State: A Red Carpet Celebration" is the only Academy of Mo- lion Pictures Arts and Sci- ences-sanctioned viewing party in Chicago and all proceeds go to support film programming and educational initiatives ofthe Gene LEE A. LITAS/PIONEER PRESS Siskel Filin Center. Michelle Cucchiaro originally of Highland Park, event co-chairman, and husband Steven with Wynne Delacoma and Steve Nidetz, originally of Evanston Cause Célèbre: "It's a wonderful way for the film center to raise money and really celebrate the industry," said Jean de St. Aubin, GSFC executive director. The center offers 400 movies, 1600 presentations and more than 100 filmmaker appearances each year. "Many times when you are going to see a movie here, you're also going to meet the filmmaker," said St. Aubin. The event drew documentary-film students from Northwestern University Julie Johnson of Evanston, like Kelsey Christensen of Lisa Klein of Chicago Evanston, who wanted to "be here in the culture of all And event co-chainnan Chicago's loop has to offer David Martin noted that the and watch everything in festive party "is an honor style." and we arc keeping it going Hercules noted: "There on behalfofthe Siskel fami- is a great untapped resource ly and movie lovers every- of talent residing in this city where." that we have the great for- Bottom Line: The event tune as Chicago-based raised more than $50,000. Michelle Cucchiaro originally of Highland Park, and David filmmakers to draw from." Martin originally of Norridge, event co-chairmen Althea and Chaga Walton of Evanston TREND 27

'Dancing with the CBS Stars' 4 raises $16,000, benefits synagogue Bigger! Better! 'Dancing with the Pixel-ier. CBS Stars' BenefitinOperations and programs at Congrega- tion Beth Shalom, North- brook Celebrityjudges in- eluded: Melissa Forman of McMANSIONS BETTER CALL SAUL'S HOW TO Highland Park, talk show AREBACK! BOBODENKIRK OUTSMARTUBER host on WC I-TV; Caryn Bark,ofthe one-woman show "Diary of a Skokie Girl:' Ron Bernardi of Sun- set Foods, Northbrook Dance professionals: Fred Astaire Dance Studio of Northbrook Attended: 250 Raised $16,000 Location: Congregation Beth Shalom, Northbrook Date: Feb.21 Website: bethshalomn- b.org KARIE ANGELL LUC/PIONEEP PRESS Elizabeth Rude of Northbrook and her husband Al Alvarez

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As from the song about an these questions: JACKIEPILossoPH not happy with the quality you know, La-Z-Boy is on-again, off-again cou- . What is the purpose of ofa chair they purchased. I Love Essentially CATHY CUNNINGHAM committed to customer pIe riding an emotional the breakup? Do we just thought I was reading my satisfaction. While [Jacque- Help Squad roller coaster of tempo- what? need time apart or is this a own experience through the line's complaint] is inconsis- rar)' highs that continually "Reasons people might permanent split? eyes ofsomeone else. I would have gone to another tent with the information come barreling down get back together include u Is there contact? If so, bought two chairs ($859 store. we have on record, and it's every other week like the lingering feelings, fear that how much? each) and a sofa ($899) from By April of2012 I noticed been several years since Goliath at Great America. they won't find someone u Can we date others? La-Z-Boy that were deliv- the cushions were begin- we've had any correspond- Several years ago, I had else, loneliness and feel- Breakups are never ered in August 2011. By fling to give out on all three ence with her, our Comfort a friend who was in an ings ofmissing the corn- easy especially ifit's a long October of2011 the fabric pieces. I called Customer Care team reached out to on-again, off-again rela- panionship and familiar- term relationship or a on one ofthe chair arms had Care again and was told, "It try and resolve. Through the tionship, and every time I it)';" said Chlipala, who has divorce. And, although come loose. I called the has been eight months since discussion, we were able to would run into him my been a relationship thera- there are exceptions, I store and was rudely told I you purchased that fumi- offer her a $500 refund on first question would be, pist for nine years. "They have found that if two had to call Customer Care. I ture. You can't sit on it all her product that she ac- "Pam or no Pam?" Mean- could also go on several people break up and get asked, "So if! want my this time and expect are- cepted?' ing, "Is Pam currently yourbad dates and start think- back together more than money back would that be fund?' I stated the quality When Help Squad con- girlfriend or are the two of ing their ex is the one?' once, they usually end up possible?" I was told if prob- was not up to par from the tacted Jacqueline to con- you broken up? Again." Chlipala said broken up for lems arise once the product time! received it and said! firm, she stated, "[Comfort This went on for several that before cou- What has good at some leaves the store, all corre- had started calling right Care] called me back today years, and eventually my ples get back point. spondence must be with away, which should have and offered me $500 to friend and Pam broke up together, she happened What I have Customer Care. been noted in the phone log. settle. I knew they would for good. IfI'm not mnistak-encourages them learned over the Icalled Customer Care The Customer Care repre- not refund me all my money en, I think Pam is happily to answer the in the years is that every and was told because I'd sentative said she would - which I would not have married to someone else question: What relationship has a had the furniture for 60 send me new cushions for asked for - but because of now. would be different¡as1; goodpattern. What days, they could not prove the sofa even though she the quality ofthe furniture, I What I want to know is, this time around? has happened in whether the damage came. was not supposed to. wished they would have why do some couples fall Otherwise, they or bad, the past, good or from me or the manufactur- I know it has been three taken it back or at least into this pattern? In other won'tbe able to usually bad, usually er. I said, "You can't just sell years, but custom-built examined and repaired it words, what keeps them break that pattern. happens again in someone a damaged prod- furniture is not supposed to instead ofrefusing to do comingback? Stupidity or "They need to happens the future, unless uct then blame the cus- look like I have had it for anything. With that said, I true love? identify the prob- the two people tomer without coming out years. will accept what they are For help on the subject, lems, get to the again. are willing to and inspecting it?' After 30 offering and not shop there I turned to Anita Chlipala, underlying issues, communicate minutes she finally agreed Jacqueline, Oak Park again. Thank you again for a licensed marriage and be clear about and work to to send someone out. The your help." family therapist and the their expectations, needs, change things. guy who came said staples Upon receiving Jacque- founder ofher Chicago- and wants in the relation- That said, there are had come loose so he re- line's email, we turned to Need help? based practice, Relation- ship, and clearly commu- always going to be certain stapled the fabric. The same Amy Hellebuyck, La-Z- Areyou the victim of ship Reality 312. nicate these desires' she things couples can't problem was occurring with Boy's Manager of Brand fraudulent business prac- She said the root of said. "Once they establish change or are not willing the other chair so he stapled Marketing & Public Rela- tices? Is someone exhibiting couples breaking up usu- what they need and want, to change. In those in- that fabric as well. rions. Amy had helped us bad business behavior?Let ally stems from one or they must be accountable stances, it comes down tQ I was so upset about the with our previous La-Z-Boy Help Squad make the califor both ofthe people being in their parts?' two choices: accept it or purchase I wanted my mon- complaint. She was on you. Sendyour letters,your dissatisfied in some way, What I'm getting from walk away. But ifyou walk ey refunded. I called Cus- vacation when we con- complaints, your injustices with countless possible Chlipala is, love isn't away and get back to- tomer Care again in October tacted her, but promised to andyour story ideas to HeI- reasons. They also might enough. Ifyou get back gether, I can almost bet requesting a refund and was do some diing and gt pSquadpioneerlocal.com break up because one or together under the same you will walk away again, told that would never hap- back to us the following and we will be happy to help both wants to date other circumstances, without saying, "We are never, pen La-Z-Boy is not like week. Upon Amy's return to you. people, perhaps to see if having the conversations ever, ever, ever, getting other merchants because the office, Jacqueline re- there is someone better and making the changes back together. Ever?' their furniture is custom- ceived two calls from La-Z- Cathy Cunningham is a out there for them. your partner needs and made, so there is no way to Boy's Comfort Care team. /leelance columnist or Pio- But what iftime goes by wants, you'll undoubtedly Jackie Pilissoph is afree- re-sell the furniture. 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COMPLETE 2015UNEUP:SUMMERF(ST.CSM GIFT CARDS& THE te GET TICKETS, Bay View Dining Delights FARM-TO-TABLE FLOURISHS IN THIS SOUTH SIDE MILWAUKEE NEIGHBORHOOD BY KRISTNE HANSEN PHOTOGRAPHY BY HOLLY LEÌTNER

An easy 10-minute car drive south of downtown is the gateway to Milwaukee's dining and imbibing neighborhood of the moment. In the last three years alone, an artisan chocolatier, small-batch brewery and a martini loimge are among the new settlers, bumping up against a bustling tapas spot with a farm-to-table bent and a romantic Fench bistro serving delicacies like frog legs.

Lining South Kinnickinnic Avenue and South Howell Avenue, from East Oklahoma Avenue on the south to East Lincoln Avenue north, are no less than a dozen restaurants Their common thread is inti- macy. These aie not boisterous, spacious eateries. Instead, one cozies up to a small table inside the living-room-style space of Lazy Susan - open since April of 2014 where white lacy curtains hang in the windows and the chef dishes up interpretative plates like Swiss-chard pancakes and rabbit mole tacos. Or one slips into the long, narrow space that became The Vanguard in late October foi a mid-day Bel- lomo Italian (pork sausage topped with fennel, pesto and Wisconsin's own Sarton Sarvecchio Parmesan).

It's an air of unpretentiousness that drives these spots, and nowhere is that more true than at Goodkind, tucked into a residential neighborhood on South Wentworth Avenue, inside a former pizze- ria. Several seasoned restaurant employees teamed together to open the farm-to-table restaurant last summer. Sourcing from 20-some regional farms, the end results are shareable dishes like seaweed chips with pepper jelly, or a hearty leg of lamb crusted with lavender and anchovy or bacon-and-cheddar risotto or pork-cheek donut (with smoked sugar and chocolate-raspberry sauce) for weekend brunch. Cocktails are just as heialded as the food, including "Wunderkind," malted with two local spirits (Death's Door Wondermint and Great Lakes Distillery Absinthe),

There's a strong fai rn-to-table mantra pulsing through many more dining rooms in the neighborhood, including Odd Duck. The day's dinner menu is written based on what purveyors drop off that morning Open since 2012, the globally inspired tapas menu dances between selections like pickled raw and roasted carrot salad with burrata and arugula puree, or smoked cluck breast donburr with orange miso broth and togarashi (chili peppers from Japan) it is thoughtfully divided into Animal and Vegetable categories so carnivores and non-meat eaters can easily navigate. Charcuterie and cheese platters featuring many local products are a popular starter for groups. Locals complain that it's tough to get a reservation here but that only makes snagging a table a more coveted experience.

18 I experencewisconsnmag.corYi I spring/summer 2015 Sweet treats are in abundance in Bay View. Honeypie - open since 2010 - is a comfort- foods-driven eatery where the cream pies RAM frosted cupcakes, cookies and fruit pies are locally famous. (Even vegans can eat the treats here.) For weekend brunch the line snakes outside the door, but its worth the Explore Art from a Galaxy Far, Far Away wait At Chocobella, open since 2012, the art of hand-painted chocolates is on display. Nearby at Racine Art Museum in Southeastern Wisconsin 'Iuff1es, caramels and even miniature chocolate purses are decadent delights. Learn more about RAM summer art exhibitions and events at ramart.org But the neighborhood's shining star is The Avalon Theater, fresh off a $2 million reno- vation and open since December. The Med- 441 Main Street Downtown Racine, Wisconsin 262.638.8300 iterranean Revival historic theater was last open nearly 15 years ago, and designed by Russell Barr Williamson, a student of Frank Lloyd Wright. It first opened in 1929. Plop into a theater seat and a tray slides out, perfect for ordenng upgrades to typical movie fare. Instead, one can order a spiked root- beer float from the cocktail menu or one of six specialty pizzas, for example. There is also a lounge in the lobby serving food and retro-inspired signature cocktails like the Fonzie Old Fashioned.

Proof of Milwaukee's stoned suds history is at District 14 Brewery & Pub, which qui- etly opened in late 2014 near the triangle intersection of Bay View, where South Kin- nickinnic and South Howell Avenues meet 1cwc East Lincoln Avenue. Patrons can sample fpa w a beer flight - there are always between eight and 10 on tap, with three brewed in- Perhaps a spa getaway to Sundara is one of your warm house and others a strong focus on Wiscon- weather rituals, or could be. Discover spring and summer sin craft beers. On select nights there are dreamy suite and spa specials at Sundara Inn & Spa. trivia competitions and the menu is limited to pizzas, but what better pairing with a cold beer? 888.735.8181 sundaraspa.com Knstjne Hansen is a freelance writer who calls Milwaukee's Ray View neighborhood home /frLklL u fda.fr'a4 &fpa® spring/summer 2015 experiencewisconsirìrnag.com I 19 The Great River Road offers unique discoveries for your next road tri5 - By Molly Rose Teuke

NELSON DEWEY STATE PARK. C'ASSVIEI RJ & LINDAIL &*1 / 4 '' H. Viewed from Buena Vista Park, highon a bluff overlooking the Mississippi River, the

river town of Alma has the picturesque quality ofa child's toy set. Tiny houses and storefronts ordered along Main Street,toy trains clacking along trackson a narrow strip between river and town, and miniature barges makingtheir way toward Lock and Dam No.4. The only thing that doesn't look miniature is the Mighty Mississippi.

The Mississippi River - great river" to native Ojibwa- is the as the seas gradually disappeared forms the bedrock of today 's fourth longest river in the world. It flows through or borders IO landscape Fast forward to Just a few million years ago. During the states and drains all or parts of 31 states and two Canadian prov- past 2.5 million years, glaciers repeatedly advanced across much inces before emptying into the Gulf of Mexico. It is the inspiration of Wisconsin and Minnesota, abrading the land insome areas and for much poetry, prose and song, including "Old Man River." depositing thick layers of sediment in others. Glacial action buffed the high points and filled in the low points, forming the subtle un- Native Americans lìved along the Mississippi for centuries- hunt- dulating topography of Northwest Wisconsin. er-gatherers, herders and the agrarian mound builders. Though much evidence of Native Amencan life on the flyer has been oblit- During the most recent glacial advance, the ice reached its most erated, a few mounds remain at Perrot State Park, where therem- southerly extent in Wisconsin about 18,000years ago Ftom then nants of Native American activity date back at least 4,000 years. until 10,000 years ago when the glaciers completed their retreat, Several museums along the route have artifacts and tellsome of glacial meltwater formed rivers and streams, which occasionally the Native American story. got dammed up by ice and debas. Every time one of those natural dams broke loose, a massive outpounng of water caused more ero- In the 1500s, Europeans arrived as explorers, fur traders and immi- sion in some places and deposition in others, shaping the path of grants who settled communities of Swiss, German, Fench, Italian the Mississippi as we know it today and Swedish heritage. In the 19th century, the Mississippi and its tributaries helped spur westward expansion. During both peace- The Wisconsin Great River Road runs along Highway 35, beginning time and wartime, the river served as a vital transportation and at Prescott in the north and passing through 33 towns, 50 parks, communications route Capture of the river by Union forces was a beaches, recreational areas and water access sites as it wends 250 turning point in the Civil War, because the Confederacy relied on miles south to its southern gateway town of Kieler. it as a trade route. The route's 33 river towns are the heartbeat of Wisconsin's Great The Great River Road was established in 1938 by FDR to pay tribute River Road. This is where you'll find the festivals, markets,muse- to the scenic, cultural and historic appeal of the Mississippi and ums and historic markers that give the route much of its character its environs. In 2000, a four-state segment of the Great River Road and romance. (including Wisconsin's Highway 35) was designated a National Scenic Byway, placing it in the company of such iconic bywaysas Prescott, the route's northern gateway has a Welcome and Heri- Historic Route 66, the Blue Ridge Parkway and the Santa Fe 'Ttail. tage Center housed in a circa 1885 bank building. TWo rivers join at It's been voted "prettiest dove," more than once, most recently by Prescott, the clear waters of the St. Croix churning into the muddy the Huffington Post.

"While the modern flyer has been transformed by humans, the most visible being a system of locks and dams, its geologic history is still FOR MORE INFO: evident," says UW-La Crosse geomorphologist Colin Belby. The real Download an audio driving tour at story of the Mississippi River landscape, he says, began with shallow tropical oceans that spread over the area some 550-450 million wirr.com/interactive/audio-tour. years ago Sediment that was deposited in these seas and exposed i spring/summer 2015experiencewisconsinrnag.com 21 ery, Stockholm NSlN/c'NICK COLLU

Mississippi Just down the road, Diamond top ul Lake Pepin, the first of foui LUWflS On held the third Saturday inJuly. This year, Bluff is named for distinctive dolomite bluffs this shallow lake Lake Pepin is formed by more than 100 artists will showcase their that rise above town and serve as a land- a natural dam that occurs where the Chip- creations. mark for river traffic. A memorial plaque at pewa River flows into the Mississippi River Sea Wing Park tells of the tragic sinking of floodplain. 'The Chippewa River carnes a Next stop is Pepin, birthplace of one of the Sea Wing, a pleasure barge that cap- large sandy sediment load, forming a delta America's best-loved storytellers - Laura sized during a summer storm in 1890, kill- where it joins the Mississippi," says Paul Ingalls Wilder The Little House Wayside, ing 98 of its more than 200 passengers. Reyerson, another UW-La Crosse geornor- seven miles north of town, has a replica of phologist. "That causes the Mississippi to the log cabin that was the "Little House in The historic town of Bay City lies at the back up, essentially damming the river the Big Woods," the first of Ingalls Wilder's and creating Lake Pe- "Big House" books. In town, Pepin Village pin." This popular rec- Park lias a Laura Ingalls Wilder niernorial, reational lake is the the Pepin Depot Museum arid Pepin His- naturally widest point tonca f Museum. on the Mississippi Riv- er, with a surface area As we pass Nelson, where the Chippewa of 40 square miles River flows into the Mississippi, the topography is older than the glaciated landscape Stockholm, also on to the north. This part of Wisconsin, known the shores of Lake as the Driftless Area, was never covered by Pepin, was settled in glaciers, resulting in bluffs that are craggier the mid-l9th century and more pronounced Over several million and in recent decades years, rivers throughout the Driftless Area has become an artist's of southwest Wisconsin carved the land- enclave. For over 40 scape, forming the spectacular coulees and years, the juried Stock- bluffs we see today. holm Art Fair has been 22 experiencewisconsinmag.corrìsprIng/summer 2015 Shore LUXURY PORT ILIOE,

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Golf ranking lists are as prevalent as the latest swing tip guaranteed to change your game. We've all seen rankings for the best public, resort, casino and even university courses in every major golf publication. These checklists drive debates and when looked at in totality, create a who's who ledger of golf properties throughout the world.

But of all the rankings available, the one I give the most credence (No. 21) and even besting the Greater Chicago area (No. 26) to is Golf Digest s annual Buddies List, a collection of golf-rich destinations sure to provide your traveling golf group a memorable Lake Geneva's high ranking is a head-turner for sure, as oftentimes experience. According to the list, Lake Geneva ranks as the No. 24 small cities never receive their proper due when stacked up against finest buddies golf destination in the nation, going head-to-head warm-weather metro areas. This phenomenon can be likened to against such notables as Las Vegas (No. 19), Hilton Head Island forgetting to be a tourist in your own town even though thousands 26experiencewaconsinmag.comspring/summer 2015 of people visit an attraction thats right in your backyard.

So the next logical question to ask is how does a city of only 8000 lull-time residents crack the top-25 golf buddies destination 1i when it is a good hour from any large meto politan destination? To begin with, it stai t, with the fact that Lake Geneva is home to a trio of the finest multi-course properties in the Midwest: Geneva National Resort, Grand Geneva Resort and Hawk's View Golf Course. Combine that with single course gems such as Abbey Springs and Majestic Oaks Golf Course at Lake Lawn Resort, and it's rio wonder Lake Geneva boasts a lineup that's hard to beat. Hawk's View Golf Course, expands upon what the traveling golfer can expect when Seykora's position. 'Another reason that visiting this palatial destination, Jesse Seykora, Geneva National's director makes Lake Geneva the perfect Midwest- of sales and marketing, offers his opinion ern golf destination is the fact that there Geneva National Resort on why Lake Geneva is so highly thought of is a lot more to do than just golf. With a Geneva National Resort is home to a by the readers of Golf Digest "What makes multitude of hotels and resorts located collection of arguably the most iconic Lake Geneva so noteworthy is the ability to on or near one of the many lakes in this signature courses in the Midwest, let alone plan a completely different golf itinerary for area (including Geneva Lake), the golf- Lake Geneva Three 18-hole championship as many days as you want," begms Seykora. ing vacationer can take a day or an after- layouts grace the 1,600-acre property, one "As a golfer, you are offered such a variety of noon away from the links and still have each designed by Arnold Palmer, Gary courses. You can visit as a beginner and ease a blast. .. And in my opinion, maybe just Player and Lee Trevrno Another facet that your way into the game with the plethora as important as the quality of the courses, makes Geneva National Resort so unique is of novice courses in the area. On the other is the service and hospitality in Lake the fact it's both a private and public facility hand, a serious golfer will be continually Geneva. The friendly Wisconsinite staffs at the same time. Having a three course tested with the numerous world class tracks have a genuine pleasantness and enthu- rotation allows members to always have one built by some of the most legendary figures siasm to serve that I have not seen in any pnvate course while the public is allowed to in the game such as Palmer, Player, 'Ttevino, other part of the country," states Boesch. play the other two on any given day. Nicklaus and Dye," concludes Seykora. So with all those pleasantries aside, let's A buddies trip lust became more memo- Matt Boesch, head golf professional at look at Lake Geneva's golf scorecard and rable thanks to Geneva National Resort's

spring/summer2015 I experiencewaconsinmag.comI 27 acquisition of the nearby Geneva Ridge Resort and The Inns of Geneva National in 2013. The 146-room resort, which overlooks the Palmer Course from high above Lake Como, rs the perfect complement to GNR as now guests will be able to take advantage of an all-inclusive Stay and Play expenence, The opening of Geneva Ridge places us into a completely new category' says Ge- neva National Resort owner Garth Cham- bers. "Coupled with our acquisition of The Inns of Geneva National, it puts us among the leading resorts in this region." geneva- nationalresort.com

Grand Geneva Resort & Spa The 1,310-acre facility is highlighted by two stunning designs, The Brute and The High- lands. In fact, The Highlands is the only course in the state to be co-designed by Pete Dye and Jack Nicklaus and is a tribute to the great inland links-style courses of Scotland. The 600-plus room resort was renovated in 2010 and is replete with a full-service spa, five on-site restaurants and their adjacent Timber Ridge Lodge and Waterpark.

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28 Iexperiencewisconsinmag.com I spring/summer 2015 MORE GREAT OPTIONS LAKE LAWN RESOR1 DELAVAN: First opened in 1925, Lake Lawn's championship golf course newly named Majestic Oaks - is one of the Midwest's premier golf destinations. Set amid 275 lush, tree-lined acres, the course was masterfully re-engineered in 1990 by renowned architect Dick Nugent and is best known for its stately oaks, deep sand bunkers and subtle undulations. The resort itself occupies 250 acres along the shore of Delavan Lake. It has undergone $2 million in renovations since 2011 and features 271 rooms, the Calladora Spa, 3 onsite restaurants, a manna and airplane landing strip. lakelawnresort.com

ABBEY SPRINGS, FONTANA: Dubbed "Wisconsin's Most Beautiful Course" on its scorecard, Abbey Springs features small, sloping greens and water hazards in play on nine holes. The course's signature hole is No. 17, a 320-yard, par-4, with an el- evated tee shot overlooking Geneva Lake. abbeysprings.org

You don'tve to travel for hours to find acape from your daily roudne. Beautiful Lake Geneva offers so many ways to feel like you're miles away. Play on the water and dine at fabulous restaurants. Spend the day shopping, playing world-dass golf, or relaxing at a luxurious spa.

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spring/summer 2015 I experiencews. inmg.comI 29 Playboy Club, we View has something for everyone. Como have many guests Crossings, our five-star rated champion- that corne back to ship course named for Como Creek that our property with meanders through the course, boasts tre- great stories and mendous changes in elevation, including memories. It is our two par-3 holes with 100 feet of drop from job to create new tee to green," states Boesch. experiences and memories that will Hawk's View's other course, Barn Hollow, last." grandgeneva. is a unique 18-hole, par-3 course that is corn named for the abandoned nostalgic barn that overlooks the course. "Don't let the Hawk's View term par-3 fool you into preconceived no- Golf Club tions," begins Boesch. "Built at the same The final multi- time and with the same standards as its courseproperty big brother, Barn Hollow is one of the best of excellenceis par-3 courses anyone will ever play. With siew Golf Club Hawk's View, lo- yardages ranging from 106 to 222 yards, cated lust north you'll use just about every club in the bag." from our competition with service, course of downtown Lake Geneva off Highway hawksviewgolfclub.com conditions and history," explains Kyle Ku- 120. Opened to the public in 2001, Hawk's nash, head golf pro at the resort. "Our staff View utilizes all of its 312 acres to create a Glen Thrk is a Wisconsin is known for going above and beyond to breathtaking experience for the novice to native who has been the senior writer/editor of Midwest create a grand experience. Our grounds the Tour Pro alike. Matt Boesch, head golf Golfing Magazine since 2006. crew does a great job not only keeping the professional, explains what sets his prop- Glen's ultimate golf goal is to play in all 50 states. You can courses perfectly manicured but the entire erty apart from the competition. "We are read Glen's previous works at property as well. The history of this property so blessed to be equipped with two dis- wrnidwestgolílngmagazine. corn and clicking on the "Past speaks for itself, originally designed as the tinctly different 18-hole courses; Hawk's Issues" tab.

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Learn about Wisconsin's logging history through live shows, museums and national contests By Molly Rose Teuke

Like the majestic white pines they cut down, lumberjacks of yore loom large in our col- lective memory. Timber still represents a key piece of Wisconsin's economy, with tens of thousands of public and private acres under active management for timber harvest. Logging techniques are very different today, but the Wisconsin Forestry Museum and Lumberjack Steam Train in Laona bring early logging history to life.

Next best thing to a time machine to raise meat, produce and draught horses for Camp 5 and other Your visit starts at the historic Soo Line Depot located on Highway camps of the Connor Lumber & Land Company. 8 Just a quarter mile west of the junction with Highway 32, where you'll claim a seat on the Lumberjack Steam 'flain. For more than Several histonc buildings remain from those early days and are part six decades, this train carried lumberjacks to and from logging of the Wisconsin Forestry Museum. an old hog barn (now a petting camps along the Laona Northern Railroad corral), a blacksmith shop (now part of the museum) and the old slaughter house Because Purchase your ticket and of its historical and cuitural then it's 'All aboard!" for a value, in the 1980s, the site three-mile ride to the site was added to the National of an 1890's logging camp, Register of Historic Places Camp 5, whose name re- flects the tradition of nam- At the museum, you'll learn ing camps with successive about logging from its hey- numbers as loggers com- day to the present in a video pleted their work and moved called "Northwoods Saga." on. In 1914, the Lumber The Forestry Museum Company Farm was devel- Lumberjack Special Steam- Traix?7 housesanextensive oped at the site of Camp 5 TRAVEL WISCONS N .cGL NN SANDERSQ1 collection of tools and other

32 experiencewisconsinmag Loin I spring/summer 2015 Scheer's Lumberjack Show, Hayward TRAVEL WISCONSIN/©GLENN SANDERSON Next, hop on a motorized surrey for a half- hour narrated "Green 'Tleasure Forest Tour," which has won the National Award in Ed- ucation from the Arbor Day Foundation. Follow the tour with a quiet stroll on the Ecology Walking Tour, a short interpretive trail that leads over an old "corduroy road" and into the forest. There's also a hands-on Nature Center on site, along with a working 1900 Cracker Barrel Store, and the Choc Choo Restaurant, where you'll fInd tables iii case you brought your own picnic.

Lumberjack World Champ. I can chop faster than you can ©TRAVELWISCONSIN.COM The nien who lived the rugged, dangerous logging life in the late 18th and early 19th artifacts chronicling the hard work of log- in the museum. centuries were strong, skilled and com- gers, as well as household items that added petitive Their work kept them fit and gave a small measure of ease to an otherwise la- The combination of hard work and cold them constant opportunity to hone their borious life. Original account ledgers offer temperatures - often below zero - skills Occasional sporting contests, cou- insight into the business of the early forest meant lumberjacks needed hearty meals pled with ongoing rivalries, helped them products industry before and after a hard day in the woods. keep their edge and their pride These were big men with big appetites, and Logging was winter work, with snow and among the artifacts in the museum, you'll Today, logging requires very different tools ice roads enabling loggers to transport their see griddles three feet across. At the black- and skills, Finesse with the controls of product with draught horses pulling sleighs smith shop, a skilled blacksmith works at equipment worth hundreds of thousands piled as high as 30 feet with massive logs. the original forge to pound out mini horse- of dollars has replaced skill with an ax or If the sleigh driver was fortunate, he wore shoes for visitors. crosscut saw. But skills from the heyday a hear coat to keep warm you'll see one of musnli' driven loqcnng remain alive and WHERE YOUR DREAMS BEGIN

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In Wisconsin, a Bloody Mary is more of a meal than a cocktail. If you think a Bloody Mary is just tomato juice, vodka and a pickle, these Bloody Mary professionals have a surprise for you a surprise so big you might even have to take home leftovers!

Sobelman's Pub & Grille, Milwaukee Sobelman's is not just the most famous Bloody Mary purveyor in the state of Wisconsin, its Bloody Frankensteins are nationally known! Its "Masterpiece" put them on the national Bloody Mary map a few years back with coverage on Good Morning America, the Daily Meal and tire Huffington Post. This mon- strosity includes shrimp, Polish sausage, cheese, pickled as- paragus, a scallion stalk, pickle, pickled mushroom, an onion, Brussels sprout, celery stalk, cherry tomato, lemon wedge and a cheeseburger (a really good cheeseburgei!). lt's also served with a beer chaser, as are all proper bloodies. On a mission to best themselves, Sobelman's also serves the Baconado, the Crown Mary (with a Corona tipped over inside the glass( and the Beast, which is basically a bacon, sausage and burger buffet all inside a gallon-sized glass. And if all of that still isn't enough, Sobel- man's most recent headline-making concoction is the Chicken- Fried Bloody Beast, which includes everything inside the Beast. plus a whole fried chicken. A whole fried chicken miiwauke- esbestburgers .com

Bluephies Restaurant, Madison Any place that calls itself a "vodkatorium"- as Bluephies does - is, by law, required to bring a strong Bloody Mary game to its brunch offerings. Bluephies delivers, and hard With a "Vodka A to Z" list of more than 40 vodkas from all over the world, including many made in Wisconsin, Bluephies' Bloody Mary menu is ambitious. There are a lot of excellent varieties to choose from, hut we're partial to the "Wakey Wakey Eggs and Bakey" featuring a Scotch egg (boiled, wrapped in sausage, breaded and deep fried), bacon, lemon, lime, olives and string cheese topping a house-infused bacon vodka Bloody Mary made with Zing Zang and a bit of Wisconsin's own Fuel Café stout beer. If you're looking for more variety, consider a Bloody Flight: three 8-ounce samples each made of tequila, bacon-infused vodka and lalapeno-infused vodka bluephies.com

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Rusty's Backwater Saloon, Stevens Point sé by comparison. (It's still delicious.) This While the above contenders for the litle of place is stdl under the radar so get on that "Wisconsin's Best Bloody" adopt the be- Bloody bandwagon before national media lief that bigger is better, Rusty's Backwa- gets wind of it and you can't get a seat! ter Saloon prefers to keep things simple. greendragonbrewpub.com However, its Bloody Mary is anything but basic and is widely hailed as the best in Revere's Wells Street Thvern, Delafield the state Rusty's version includes banana With curlicues of sting cheese crowning the September pepper juice (instead of pickle juice), more top of one of their specialty Bloody Marys peppers, a pickle and a beer chaser on the like an abstract art project, a slice of sau- side. Foi extra kick, ask for fresh-squeezed sage unassumingly draped on the side of the 5&6 garlic, or lcr an extra buck you can get a glass alongside slices of lemon and lime, and font-long beef stick rust.ysnet a beei chaser to boot, Revere's Bloody Mary lOam-5pm deserves its spot in Wisconsin's Bloody Hall The Green Dragon BrewPub, of Fame. reverestavern.corn Fond du Lac along lt makes sense that this one would have Choo Choo Bar & Grill, Superior Bloody Marys on the brain since owner 1f you're a fan of those super-sized Blood N. Broadway Dave Koepke was previously the owner of les that Wisconsin does best, then be suli O'Davey's Irish Pub, also in Fond du Lac, to hit up the Choc Choc Bar in Superiot which once made national headlines for where the Bloody Marys are served in ca- inthe the most insane Bloody Mary creations rafes and garnished with a jumbo shrimp, in American history. The Green Dragon a giant beef stick, celery with cheese, ol- opened last summer and offers a different ives, mushrooms, pearl onions and a pickle Third Ward specialty Bloody Mary creation each Sun- spear. choochoobarandgrill.com day. Incarnations have included: a chino- For more info visit changa and plantains, a Moroccan kabob, 4th Base Seafood Restaurant, ThirdWardArtFestival.com a smoked turkey leg and deep fried jala- Milwaukee peno mozzarella stick, a tried pork tender This place takes the art of the Bloody Mary and tostones and one with honey-battered very seriously and will customize its spicy AMDUR mako shark and portabella fries - making house-made mix any way you want. And if PRODUCTIONS their cheeseburger slider Bloody seem pas- what you want is a full salad of fresh veg-

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The Loaded Slate, Milwaukee Like the full moon and paying rent, the Loaded Slate's Ultimate Bloody Mary only happens once a month. It is a giant Bloody adorned with a full-sized cheeseburger, a soft pretzel, a giant mozzarella stick, a fried pickle, cheese curds, tater tots and string cheese. You won't need to order a meal, and will probably still want to split this. But if you should happen to visit on a day that they aren't serving the Ultimate, the Loaded Bloody Mary is no slouch - loaded up with a cheeseburger slider, doughnut-sized onion rings, bacon, a fried pickle, string cheese and veggies, and served in a normal, human-sized glass. theloadedslate.com

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Combine a botanical garden and a child's book collection and you get a creatively wonderful destination for families located in Sheboygan, an hour north of Milwaukee. Bookworm Gardens is a collection of seven literary-themed gardens that feature more than 60 children's books.

In summer, the gardens are in full bloom, actually sit on. The typewriter at the desk in Gregor's barn, guarded by a scarecrow and offering space for kids to run, play and ex- the barn brings us to a favorite book of my imagine The Tale of Peter Rabbit. plore Each garden features hands-on, ex- boys Click Clack Moo Enter Farmer Mc- periential learning opportunities. After the farm, my boys relax on the wooden bridge at McElligot's Pool pond, looking Within each garden visitors will find a for frogs and fish. number of smaller spaces featuring popular children's books. For example, the "Animal In the "Woodlands Garden," each child Gaiden," to the left of the main gate, is a takes their turn to climb aboard a covered big hit with my twin toddler boys. They wagon and serve food in the log cabin, love the Dinosaur Bones garden, where imagining they are living in the time of they pose for pictures on dinosaur eggs and Little House in the Big Woods We move dig in the sand for bones Just a short walk I)ast Winnie the Pooh's house and the boys on a stone path and they find themselves rake stones at a Japanese teahouse and exploring the sticks, straw and brick houses garden, while older children stop to read the of The Three Little Pigs and searching laminated One Leal Rides the Wind. through the Playhouse for Monster. IF YOU GO: Bookworm Gardens is open On the way back, everyone stops to give May i through Oct. 31. Admission is free of Harry the Dirty Dog a bath! Kids love water, charge. For a list of hours, go to bookwor- and on the other side of The Secret Gar- mgardens.org. den. a large waterfall overlooks a musical garden, with a variety of instruments set learn fer Bradley is a freelance among tail trees writer from chItan, Wis.

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WISCONSIN WAS KEY STOP ON UNDERGROUND RAILROAD (,., By Lisa M. Schmelz t iL .ver be known, b rrchival records md. that between 1842 and 1861 iore than loo escaped slaves appear to have found freedom by way of Wisconsin. According to Wisconsin Historical Society, even the passing of the Fugitive Slave Act in 1850 - whichsub- md anyone helping an escaped slave to stiff penalties - didn't stop Wisconsin abolitionists.

As slaves and those who aided them like At Milton House, in the rural community Joseph Goodrich went to great lengths of Milton, near Janesville, visitors experi- to hide their efforts, exact details of exactly 'nce a true underground passage. Built how and where the Underground Railroad y Underground Railroad conductor and operated in Wisconsin are still not entirely Alisconsin pioneer Joseph Goodrich, who clear But one documented site still with us tounded the town of Milton, Milton House today, and open for public tours, is Milton s today a National Historic Landmark. House. Goodrich and other pioneer Milton families were members of the Seventh Day Baptist "There are a lot of rumored properties Church, and had ventured west to Wiscon- around the state, with claims to be tied to sin from Upstate New York in 1938. Ardent the Underground Railroad. and quite a few abolitionists, they became active locally in in Buihington, Wis But most haven't been the Underground Railroad. verified by the National Network to Free- dom," says Cori Olson, executive director A bustling inn in its day, runaway slaves of Milton House 'As far as I know, we're entered a log cabin about 10 feet behind the only remaining structure lin Wisconsin] what was then the Milton House Inn via verified and open for tours." a trap door Originally only three-feet high,

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The Undergro a formal org a loose network and slaves. My i- have been easily det catchers, so slaves r destinations in difieren scholars believe there remarkable. Located on what was then ages arid an interactive Underground Rail- as many routes as es Territorial Road - and today Wisconsin road role-playing activity. Slaves rarely received Highway 26 - the Chicago & Northwest- they reached a free, n ern Railroad crosses here meant Milton The First Presbyterian Church in Racine is and Milton I-louse Inn were busy, thriving also available for tours The church proudly Enslaved African-A places. At its peak, 27 stagecoaches and proclaims to be Racines longest-standing not wait for others to 36 trains stopped daily at this rural hamlet. congregation Here, runaway slaves are freedom. Most slaves' believed to have hidden in crawl spaces carried out their own Though Goodrich could not make known and seci et passages - possibly on Sunday usually did so alone. Milton House's status as a stop on the Un- mornings while church nienmbers were in the derground Railroad, he did make known his sanctuary foi worship. While funi evidence to Most "workers" on the staunch opposition to slavery. In 1852, and support its stop on the lJnderground Railroad Railroad were free bla. under his leadership, the Seventh Day Bap- is lacking, the oral histciry is strong enough slaves - not white' tist Church's general conference adopted that the church oilers free tours to groi.ips. While abolitionists this resolution to human bond Tours are not schedi.iled on a regular basis opposed to breaki "Resolved, that we enter our solemn protest and must be requested at least, two weeks slavery as an instituti against the system of American slavery, as in advance. Eqi.ial parts architectural to violate federal law a sin against God, and a libel upon our na- with access to pi:)ssible hiding spaces - escape of a slave. tional declaration, that all men are created and art, the tour also includes an exhibit equal, that. we regard the Fugitive Slave of quilts, highlightinq African-Americans The exact number o Law as an atrocious violation of the rights struggle for freedom fiistpresracine.org

escaped on th of humaruty . and that to aid in its execu- Railroad will n tion would be treason to Jesus Clirist.' Also in Racine is the Joshua Glover Com- However, as many a' r. memorative Marker The marker is located are believed by histo" The Milton House remained in the Goodrich at Racines Monument Square, at the inter- used the Undergro. family until 1948, when members donated it section of Main Street and 6th Street lt tells between 1860 to the Milton Historical Society. Five years of Wisconsin's nioviiig and ninsi, famous story majonty who mad restoration work ensued and in 1953. Milton in the battle against slavery On March 30, though, were caugh House was opened as a museum a secret 1854, a large crowd assembled in the very to their owners P no more. An addition in 2006 allowed the spot to protest the capture of Joshua Ci lover, captured slaves Wa: museum to be open year-round. a Missouri slave carried out in front of LMS For information on hours, admission and Abolitionists across southeastern Wisconsin more, go to rnrltonhouse.org. stirrourided thu Milwaukee tail hoi.ising 01ev- the tunnel was widened in 1954 and lined er, broke down dr il oors and ultirnrately were with stones to more safely accommodate Like Milton, Racine County also had a strong able to help hirn nnrake his way to Canaria. tour groups. In the mid-1800s, though, this abolitionist community. The corridoi between door to freedom looked no different than the the cities of Racine and Burlington is men- The jail is lung gone, hut a marker corn- door to any root cellar standard for the era tioned frequently in oral history related to the rnemoratirlg Glover's forcible release is Underground Railroad. The Racine Hentage located at Cathedral Square Park, at the Once past the trap door, runaway slaves Museum explores that history in detail with intersection uf East Kitbourn Avenue arid navigated the 45-foot-long tunnel until they its "This 11am Is Bound for Glory Racine North Jackson Street in Milwaukee. reached the inn's basement. It was here w the County's Underground Railroad" exhibit basement that the Goodrich family provided Lisa M Sclrrrie/t a ir ireelanirxr wiltel /rorrr Dola vair, Was those seeking freedom with shelter and food. Here, stories of secret hiding places, narrow escapes and a community spurred to For all this to go undetected was indeed action are brought to life with artifacts, im-

44 Iexperiencewsconsinrnag.coto I spring/summer 2O5 o s BIKE AROUND THE LAKE AND STRAIGHT INTO THE HEART OF MADISON By Jennifer Garrett

ake any Saturday any time of year students mingle with aging hippies and Stay on the path and you'll meander be- the roads need be mostly but not young hipsters. Keep going and you'll tween community gardens with towering eritiiely clear of ice and snow - and corne to the Schenk-Atwood neighborhood sunflowers come August and the back you!! likely see a group of cyclists some- spotted with local haunts and upstart lawn of Zoma coffee shop. where along the shores of Lake Monona hotspots. There's the stalwart Harmony Not all, but many of them set out to circle Bar, breakfast favorite Mermaid Cafe and You'll pass Olbrich Park and the pyramid the lake along what is sometimes called the relative newcomer One Barrel Brewing. greenhouse of the Botanical Gardens, the Lake Loop Others simply say they are rid ing around the lake.' and locals will knov what they mean If you go: It's a 12-14 mile route depending on wheth PARKING: Lots at Olin Park and Law No bike? No worries! Madison is one of er you hug the shores or honor the posted Park (just off John Nolen Drive) allow for about two dozen cities in the country route You can begin anywhere. Locals easy access to the Lake Loop. that offers the B-cycle bicycle sharing head out from their driveways while west SIGNAGE: The Lake Loop is a combina- program from Trek. There are 39 stations located throughout the downtown where siders head east toward downtown. tion of city streets and dedicated bike path that wind around Lake Monona. There is you can rent a bike and then return it to However you get there or wherever you signage to direct you along the streets any one of the stations. begin, the ride will take you through the once you leave the bike path. funky near-east side of Madison where

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Thai Pavilion and the ruins of the Gar ver cock Hau ueats and night crawlers. Lui Davu Iuu!uvvft,íI Vu buuH Juilig I.huL Feed Mill since I carne to Madison for college in 1979. A couple miles later you'll enter Madison I like the urban aspect. I like the trail on the Eventually the path empties into Monona along a bit of path that takes you past east side. You go past Zoma You can stop Drive. and then you'll head into Monona reedy, wildlife-filled marshes until you shoot fur a burger at the Hai mony... There's alot proper as you cling to the lakeside spotted out onto Waunona Way, where you'll stay of great stuff on that udc. It can take you a with mansions along Winnequah Road and until it dead ends into more bike path yet full day if you do it right" Thnyawatha 'l'tail. Glimpses of water and ei- again. You'll follow it around the south side ther gentle breezes or gusts of wind renund of the lake as it connects to the Isthmus - lt's not lust Cieslewicz who likes it, it is a you that you're still on course. If it's summer- it's tire only direct connection to downtown familiar and beloved route for recreational time, you could roll in foi a cone at Monona without getting on the Beltline - past Olin cyclists of all ages and abilities. You can't Bait and Ice Cream. a suie bet for both Bah- Park and the fisherman with their 10-gal- circle the lake without passing a group kit- lon buckets and ted out in spandex and lerseys, a family lines cast over with a baby n a Burley, maybe even a cou- the railing aside ple on a tandem, and ii Mercury is in retro- the iconic Mono- grade, a unicyclist. lt is Madison, after all, na Terrace You'll soon soar past And Madison is a bike town Really it's the gear heads more like bike country if you count sur- atMachinery rounding communities. Events like Ride Row Bicycles and the Drive designate portions of major thor- back toward Wil- oughfares and close them to traffic for a few ly Street and the blissful biking hours once or twice a year. near east side. International bike giant 'Itek, which is often credited for cultivating the local cycling "My favorite ride culture, is lust east of the city in Waterloo. is Lake Mono- Every fall the most extreme endurance ath- na," says former letes take to the hilly country roads of fair Madison Mayor Verona to tackle the 112-mile bike course and current Wis- of Ironman Wisconsin. And let's not forget consin Bike Fed the World Naked Bike Ride Madison (this Executive Direc- year's event is on June 20), which uses a 46 Iexperiencewisconsinmag.comspring/summer 2015 little public nudity to attract attention to diamond for a pick-up game. If you think landmarks like Monona Terrace. In fact, it's bike transportation (it works). the latter sounds a little Rockwellian, think got a little of everything that makes Madi- again. Come springtime, the racks outside son, well, Madison. Indeed, the bike ruts run deep in Madison. Monona's Winnequah School are a jumble While Ttek gets a lot of credit for support- of tires, seats, handlebars and forks. Kids Jen Anderson, an area endurance rider and ing it, Cieslewicz believes the bike behe- around here still ride bikes. Ironman athlete counts a portion of that moth is a product of the local bike culture Lake Loop among her favorite urban ndes. and not the creator. That credit, Cieslewicz Luke Bernards is one of them. The 13-year- Anderson is a cyclist with a big heart and says, belongs to the University of Wiscon- old Monona resident and eighth grader at big ideas She created The Cookie Project, a sin. The state's flagship university has a Glacial Drumlin School tackled the Lake program that delivers homemade cookies to parking policy that is tight by design, he Loop. While accustomed to cruising around residents living along the Ironman course, explains, and for decades, the limited lots town and getting himself to the lthrary, Ber- and she did it to show her appreciation for and ramps have sent students, laculty and nards thought circling the lake was a good those who share the road with cyclists. stall in search of alternate transportation. but reasonable challenge as he got used While she prefers the rolling hills to the greater distances southwest of the city for her intense train- "Some bus. Some walk. But a lot bike," he ing, she also has a soft spot for the stretch says. When he set out with his dad, he expected along John Nolen Drive. to see the familiar sights, like the Capitol. Of course, while campus might be the hub But he found a few surprises along the "I like to ride down there when I can," she of the bike scene, there are spokes reaching way, too. "I saw Indian burial mounds and says fondly of the stretch of course where throughout the city and into the suburbs. I didn't realize they were there," he says, the bike portion of the famed race begins And it's a lively scene full of participants noting that he hopped off his bike for a and ends. "It's part of the Ironman course. at all times of day, every day of the year. while to explore the shores on the opposite I love the lakefront path." There aie the intrepid commuters who rub- side of the lake. ber-band their pant legs and dart through Jennifer Garrett is a freelance writer from morning traffic on their ways to work. There That's one of the beauties of that particular Madison. are the 12-year-old boys with backpacks ride, Cieslewicz says, because it offers up loaded down with baseballs, mitts and such a mur of what makes this area unique hats enjoying the freedom of heading to the from the idiosyncratic neighborhoods to the i BREWS, BITES AN!) SO MUCH FUN... IT'S SCARY.

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year has gone and entertainment at all of ourselves on making a fan's "We combine important by and its time to cel- our events, in addition to experience last for days rather fire safety education with Anotherebrate - so do it n a racing," says Patrick Kenny, than hours," says Kenny. hands-on fun, creating a one- momentous way. Celebrate communications manager Chicagoland Speedway is of-a-kind birthday adven- your child's birthday, or your at Chicagoland Speedway. located at 500 Speedway Blvd., ture," says Chris Gantz, man- own, by blowing candles out "One of the great things Jouet. For more information, call aging director at FireZone. with your friends and family about our sport and facility 815-722-5500 or visit The firefighters are able to on one of these five thrilling is that a race weekend offers ch i ca gol a ndspeedway. com. keep the attention of young adventures. more than just the on-track kïds, engaging them with competition." Put the fire out structured and age-appro- The need for speed Chicagoland Speedway Schaumburg's FireZone, priate activities. FireZone NASCAR enthusiasts will is all about dynamic and operated by real local fire- takes aspects from the real love a day at the track for boisterous fun, which is the fighters, is the first firehouse firehouse and incorporates an extraordinary birthday perfect environment for cele- for kids, featuring 7,000 them into the parties. All kids celebration. Chicagoland brating a birthday in a mem- square feet of all-inclusive at the party can dress up with Speedway offers big savings orable way. From headlining firefighting birthday fun for a fire jacket and a red hat. A and hospitality for groups - concert acts such as Luke ages 2 to 8. The FireZone will birthday boy or girl gets to discounted tickets, blocked Bryan and Brantley Gilbert, do it all so you don't have to be the star of the show, op- seating to keep your group to the pulsating Champions they supply printable invi- erating as a Junior Fire Chief, together, a VIP experience for Park, Chicagoland Speedway tations and thank-you cards, complete with a special white the birthday guest, and gifts is sure to create an excep- party supplies and favors, a fire helmet to take home. for each attendee. tional experience. custom fire truck cake, food "Every firehouse needs a 'The party aspect ¡s built "The entertainment is every- options, and dedicated staff chief," says Gantz. in, as we feature live music where you look, and we pride to facilitate the party. The FireZone is located

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common place for guests to pop, and are held before meet, collect birthday gifts 5 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays. and offer food and birth- Adult family and friends will day cake, partygoers at the enjoy a wide selection of craft museum also enjoy full-day beers. The restaurant menu admission. also has hearty comfort-food The museum offers both favorites to satisfy you and indoor and outdoor areas to help you ca rb-up for the next explore, which creates a ton round of WhirlyBall. of fun - rain or shine. Kids ages 7-1 1 will have "They can come early or fun playing laser tag, air stay later after the party activ- hockey and pool there's ities if they choose," says something for everyone. Turn e r. "Each year the number of The Kohl Children's Museum WhirlyBall children's birthday is located at 2100 Patriot Blvd., parties increases, and not Glenview. For more informa- because of any secret mar- tion, call 847-832-6600 or visit keting strategy," says John Kids can be as creative as possible at Kohl Children's Museum. ko h Ich i Id re n sm use um .o rg. Krol, marketing director at Hands.on activities include face painting. Birthday partygoers enjoy WhirlyBall. "Kids are, by far, full-day admission to the museum. For the big kids our best salespeople." For their next party, com- WhirlyBall has three loca- at 1100 National Parkway, discounted food coupons. petitive thrill-seekers ages tions: 1825 W. Webster Ave., Schaumburg. For more infor- For more information, call 12 and up should check out Chicago, 773-486-7777; 800 mation, call 877-597-3473 or 800-843-9658. WhirlyBall - a bumper car E. Roosevelt Road, Lombard, visit firezonefun .com. game that combines the skills 630-932-4800; and 285 Cen- Hands-on exploration of lacrosse and basketball. ter Drive, Vernon Hills, 847- Howl at the ice for wee ones Children's birthday party 918-0800. For more informa- For something truly unique, Many folks are familiar with, packages include pizza and tion, visit whirlyball.com. kids can celebrate their and love, all of the amazing birthday with Skates from the activities that Kohl Children's Chicago Wolves. What could Museum of Greater Chicago be more fun than fireworks, in Glenview provides. Chil- BIAGGI'S laser shows, loud music, and dren from birth to age 8 can RISTORANTE ITALIANO hockey? delve into 17 interactive and Birthday parties with the proactive exhibits designed Wolves are an affordable to satiate the most inquisitive way to get all your guests little surveyor. Combining together for a fun, exciting the museum activities with and unforgettable way to a birthday party creates a celebrate someone special," fun space to celebrate with says Kevin Dooley, senior ex- friends and family. ecutive director of ticket sales "Birthday parties have at Chicago Wolves. "We become a growth market for supply all the elements of the the museum as parents real- bridal showers greatest party people usually ize the value of having their don't get to have basically party entertainment built in rehearsal dinners it's everything you love about to the environment," says luncheons live sports." Sheridan Turner, president Birthday suites at the and CEO of Kolh Children's . Allstate Arena in Rosemont Museum. include 10 tickets, Wolves There are relatively few hats, a special autographed places in the Chicago area, pasta steaksseafood gift and two parking spac- Turner says, that offer party pizza soupssalads es. Birthday groups save $5 environments appropriate for dessertswine off each ticket for groups really young children. between 10 to 29 people, In addition to a private and get a Wolves hat, party room that hosts can decorate DEER PARK TOWN CENTER DEERFIELD SQUARE (847) 438.1850 (847) 607.2300 favors, group recognition and and personalize to provide a www.BlAGGlS.com An Occasion to Celebrate SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION

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planning a wedding, first communion, or any other large Whenevent, finding the right location can be daunting. Then there's the question of who prepares, cooks and serves all those appetizers and main dishes to your guests. Maravela's Banquet Hall and Catering Services, 4 Washington St., Ingleside, has the solution. Maravela's staff works with you to plan a top-notch affair, from its elegant banquet hail with separate rooms accommodating 75 to 400 people to its professional catering staff that delivers the appetizers and Mickey Finns Brewery will brew more than 30 beers this year. main dishes right to your guests. Family owned and operated since 1982, the professionals at Maravela's have the Servingup2lyears party planning experience to customize everything for you - including the menu. Maravela's has won a number of awards of craft beer and fun for its banquet and catering services, including Best Caterer in Suburban Life's Readers' Choice Awards, WeddingWire.com Cou- Finns Brewery is no ples' Choice Award, and The Knot Best of stranger to the craft beer Weddings pick. Mickeybusiness. Maravela's opens to the public twice a The restaurant/brewery sits on year for an Easter Brunch and a New Year's 1 5,000 square feet across the street Eve celebration. Reservations are required from its original location in Liber- for both events. tyville. Although celebrating just More information, call 847-587-6100 or one year in the new space, Mickey visit maravelas.com. Finn's has 21 years under its belt - and was well ahead of the craft beer trend when it started brewing and serving award-winning beers. Pat Elmquest and partner Bill Sugars expanded the 2,000 square foot tavern in 1992 into a 10,000 square foot restaurant, brewery, Mickey Finn's serves lunch and dinner. beer garden and private party room. In 2004, Brian Grano became for everyone at Mickey Finn's," says proprietor and expanded again in Grano. the current space at 345 N. Milwau- On Friday and Saturday nights, kee Ave. see free live music or check out your "The brewery and kitchen more favorite team on the 70-inch flat- than doubled in size, as did our screen TVs. The private party room bar," says Grano. holds 20 to 250 people if you're in This year they will brew more than the mood to share a more intimate 30 beers, rotating some of them time, so book your next business sea so nail y. meeting or birthday party now. "Whether it's a quiet lunch, dinner For more information, call The banquet facilities at Maravela's Banquet Hall in the family friendly atmosphere, or 847-362-6688 or visit and Catering Services in Ingleside can accommo- a late night club feel, there is a time mickeyfinnsbrewery.com. date up to 400 people.

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5 An Occasion to Celebrate SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION Celebrate the luck of the Irish with beer, food and fun atThe Curragh

pints, delectable eats and good old Irish perfectfun have brought folks to The Curragh since 1999 -after all, the name is a nod to the headquarters of flat (horse) racing in Ireland. For several successful years, The Curragh operated in Schaumburg at its first location before closing its doors in 2006. Three years later, the restaurant interior was disassembled piece-by- piece and taken to its new home in Chicago's Edison Park neighborhood. Today, The Curragh has three additional locations: Holland, Michigan; Skokie; and, most recently, "The The grilled tilapia at The Curragh is made with an artichoke crust in a burgundy red wine sauce and Glen" in Glenview. served with mashed potatoes and fresh vegetables. The Curragh in Glenview has been doing very well, has been awarded the Gum- The Curragh features tradi- "How better to deliver true according to manager Orlaith ness Gold Standard Award tional music throughout the Irish hospitality than with Branagan, who says the for perfect pints expertly day. The weekends, however, a brogue!" says Ginnelly. community has offered its poured by trained bartend- are when the pub comes "Many of the staff are from unwavering support since ers." alive The Curragh regular- Ireland and know firsthand the restaurant's March 2014 All the traditional Irish ly features live bands playing how to make our guests feel opening. "People are really favorites - Irish stew, boxty a wide variety of Irish music welcome. As the old Irish liking it," says Branagan. (a traditional Irish potato and contemporary styles. proverb states: 'No strang- "We offer a variety from the pancake), fish and chips, the The Curragh is a popular ers here, only friends you've restaurants and bars that are all-day Irish breakfast, and venue for watching Gaelic never met!' " here." shepherd's pie are served football and hurling games, Recently, The Curragh in "The staff, the design, the up, along with contemporary broadcast live from Ireland Edison Park opened a party imported Irish bric-a-brac, American fare such as ribs, on the weekends, Every year, room complete with a full the drinks, the food, the burgers, sandwiches and as can be expected, The bar, a state-of-the-art sound music, and the name create steaks. Curragh hosts the St. Patrick's system, and wireless micro- a sense of Irish history that And, of course, The Curra- Fleadh (festival) over the phone capability. Groups of people enjoy visiting time gh offers a vast selection of weekend leading up to and up to 150 can bring the luck and again," says Sean Gin- Irish, craft and world beers including St. Patrick's Day. of the Irish into their birthday nelly, general manager of the as well as Irish whiskies, Featured are live Irish bands, party celebrations, get-to- Edison Park location. scotches and single malts. bagpipers, Irish dancers, and gethers, or corporate events. Creating a sense of culture Stop ¡n for their signature traditional Irish dishes such as In the summer, The Curragh and belonging, as well as a house-favorite, Irish Mule corned beef and cabbage. has an outdoor patio dining love of beer a good dark cocktail made with James- What sets The Curragh area, with televisions and malty-tasting stout especially on Blackbarrel Irish whiskey, apart from the crowd? In a heaters, and a full breakfast - are the objectives of The fresh ginger and ginger beer, word: hospitality. After all, menu served in an adjoining Cu rrag h. garnished with a lime. Ireland is known as the land breakfast cafe on weekends "We guarantee that your In addition to great food of a hundred thousand wel- from 8 am. to 2 p.m. pint will be the best around," and drinks and an old-style comes and The Curragh is no For more information, visit says Ginnelly. "The Curragh intimate pub atmosphere, different. curraghirishpub.com.

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and Mother's Day are right around the corner. Gather family and friends for a brunch buffet to celebrate. EasterRemember to make reservations early. Here is a sampling of area establishments offering brunch buffets.

Abbington Children: $15.95 3S002 Route 53, Glen Ellyn Reservations are required; 630-942-8600 seating times are 10 am. to Tickets are available online M arave la's Abbingtonbanquets.com 3p.m. or at the visitor center. 4 Washington St., Ingleside Adults:$40 The buffet brunch will 847-587-6100 Children (5-12): $18 include omelets to order, Lambs Farm Magnolia maravelas.com Reservations are required; waffle station, bacon, sausage, Cafe and Bakery Ages 13 and older: $24.95 seating times are 10:30 a.m. French toast, carving station 14245 W. Rockland Road, Children (7-12): $12.95; (3- to 2:30 p.m. with ham and beef, pasta, sea- Libertyville 6): $6.95; (1-2): $1.95 The Easter brunch buffet food, chicken fingers and mac 847-362-5050 Reservations are needed; includes eggs Benedict, and cheese for the kids, along lambsfarm.org seating times vary depending omelets, shrimp, salmon, with a variety of desserts. Adults: $24.95 on group size. a carving station with ham, Children: $10.95 The all-you-can-eat buffet roast beef and Iamb, sweet Chicago Botanic Reservations are required; includes a carving statïon and fruit table, and compli- Garden seating times are 10 am., featuring ham, beef, lamb, mentary champagne. 1000 Lake Cook Road, noon and 2p.m. roasted turkey, eggs Bene- Glencoe Enjoy the Easter brunch dict, mini waffles, salad, fruit Allgauer's Restaurant 847-835-5440 buffet at the restaurant at bar and a variety of desserts. Hilton Northbrook chicagobotanic.org Lambs Farm. The buffet will Maravela's is closed Moth- 2855 N. Milwaukee Ave., Adults: $30 for members/$38feature omelets, scrambled er's Day. Northbrook n o n - members eggs, eggs Benedict, bacon, 847-664-7999 Children (3-1 2): $24/$29 sausage, biscuits and gravy. Old Warsaw Buffet northbrookallgauers.com Price includes parking, taxes 4750 N. Harlem Ave., Adults: $42 and gratuity. Lovell's of Lake Harwood Heights Children (4-10): $18 Easter brunch seating times Forest 708-867-4500 Reservations are recommend- are 9, 10, 11 am., noon and 915 S. Waukegan Road, old-warsaw-buffet.com ed; seating times are 10 am., 2 p.m. in Nichols Hall, Regen- Lake Forest Adults: $34.50 noon, 2p.m. or 4 p.m. stein Center. 847-234-8013 Children: $12.50 The all-you-can-eat Eas- Enjoy brunch and an Easter Iovellsoflakeforest.com Reservations are recommend- ter buffet includes many egg hunt at the Garden. Adults: $60 ed; seating times are 11 am. breakfast items, a variety of Mother's Day brunch Children (4-12): $26 to 8 p.m. seafood including snow crab seating times are 9, 11 am. Reservations are required; Traditional Polish buffet in- legs, prime rib, salad bar, and 1 p.m. at the McGinley seating times are 11 am. to cludes an assortment of fish, chocolate fountain, and a Pavilion. 4p.m. including smoked salmon, wide selection of desserts. Adults: $52.95 for mem- The brunch buffet includes hard boiled eggs, blintzes, For more information, includ- bers/$59.95 for non-members a carving station with lamb, pierogies, dumplings, barbe- ing Mother's Day brunch, visit Children (3-12): roast beef, ham and turkey, cued ribs, pork chops, sau- the website. 24.95/$27.95 a breakfast station featuring sage, sauerkraut, leg of lamb, Children (2 and under): free eggs Benedict, omelets, hand-carved beef and ham, Bar Louie Price includes parking, taxes pancakes, waffles, roasted and an assortment of tradi- Skokie Holiday Inn and gratuity. potatoes, bagels and pas- tional home-made pastries. 5300 W. Touhy Ave., Skokie The all-you-can-eat buffet tries, seafood, international 847-763-3068 includes a carving station, cheeses and fruit station. For barlouieskokie.com made-to-order omelets, and Mother's Day brunch informa- Adults: $25.95 fresh selections. tion, call or visit the website. CONTINUED ON PAGE 18

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CONTINUED FROM PAGE 17 portedward.com Adults: $36.99 Pavilion Restaurant & Children (5-11): $1 1.99 Lounge Reservations are required; 577 Waukegan Road, seating times are 9:30 am. N orth b roo k to 6 p.m. 847-715-9440 The Easter brunch buffet in- pavilionchicago.com cludes omelets, eggs Benedict, Adults: $36.95 waffles, ham, London broil, Children: $15.95 beef, crab legs, shrimp, etouf- Reservations are required; fee, soup, salad, and a variety seating times are 11 am. to of desserts. Call for Mother's 3p.m. Day brunch information. Dine on an assortment of domestic and imported The Curragh Irish Pub cheeses, homemade blintzes, 6705 N. Northwest waffles and pancakes, eggs Highway, Chicago Benedict, omelets prepared 773-774-6170 to order, chef hand-carved curraghirishpub.com prime rib station, children's Other locations: choices, a sundae bar, and a 1800 Tower Drive, Glenview selection of desserts. 847-998-1100 www.curraghglenview.com Port Edward 8266 Lincoln Ave., Skokie Restau rant 847-675-9600 20 W. Algonquin Road, www.skokiecurragh.com Algonquin Call or visit the websites for 847-658-5441 pricing and menu.

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Des PlaInes Mlx It Up Sale - Markham houses forrent IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF IN ThE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNfl ILUNOIS 254 Ardmore Rd. 3/27-3/28 9-2 TSR or 48R, newly remodeled, COOK COUNTY. ILLINOIS COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIVISION Health Care MBS-Meadowbrook MCM tsmniture,vintage toys, Dogs $1_195 or 51,395. 108-289-8957 COUNTY DEPARTMENT. CHAN- WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO WACHOVIA collectibles, & more. For more CERI DIViSION MORTGAGE, FSB SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO WORLD SAVINGS BANK, Lawn Maintenance info go to www.estatesale riet Morton Grove 8500-06 N FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE N.A. Wuukegan Road 1BR, heat, wa ASSOCIATION l"FNMA"l, Plaintiff, Lawn Sarinklers "A FAB SUCCESSFUL SALE' - ter, carpet, blinds, AC, laundry Plaintiff Must have exp to apply Must "When You Want The Best" German Shepherd - German avail 5835 ç deposit. 847-983- SALTER DZ1EDZ1C AS TRUSTEE OF THE WALTER DZIEDZIC LIVING TRUST Medical Assistant have valid dl for most positrons PHYLLIS REiFMAN s Dutch pups S trained dogs. 0802/847-677-1889 V DATED 6/4/98. UNKNOWN BENEFICIARIES OF THE WALTER DZIEDZIC Fill out app or mail resume to White, ßlkbtan/silver, sable huent n Spanish/English, need TRiO HOUSE SALES RICHARDA. R.AJCZYK A/K/A LIVING TRUST DATED 6/4/98, UNKNOWN OWNERS AND NON-RECORD 165 industry Ave Frankfortil 847-432-3770 Health guarantee. Shots8 Oak Forest Studio, $625. RICHARD RAJCZYK; EVA tAlC- CLAIMANTS ed for Glenvrew/Chicago Ortho 60423 or fao to 815-464-10th parents on omm. Delivery avail 1BDRM 5725, Absolutely clean, pedic offices. Send resume to ZYK, LINCOLN COURT CONDO- Defendants LAWN SPRINKLER SUPRVSR 815-721-9050 quiet, sate Gas HD and Mr free MINIUM ASSOCIATION, 11 CH 39773 Collectrons@ISMOC net, TECH. Bid 8 estimate, help in Geneva - 2586 Lorraine Circle Clx to Metra. 708-426-5667 8476996810 ext 501 Manch 27-28, 98m-49m. Defendants 7655 WEST SUFFIELD STREET MORTON GROVE IL 60053 service-S38k salary w/ options LabradorRetriever - AKC NOTICE OF SALE PUBUC NOTICE IS HEREBY ÓIVEN teat pursuant to LAWN SPRiNKLER TECHS Everything must gol Lots and Yellow IVery Redi iab pups, hrst lots of stuffr Palos Heights 3BR house. Avail 13 CH 20895 a Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale entered mn the above cause on Help Wanted Full Full & Part Time. Must speak shots and wormed, Ready Now now $1100/mo u 2 mo sec Property Address.5040 WAR- February 3, 2015, an agent fon The Judicial Sales Corporation, will at English. Pay S15-Sl8hr $750 call/tent 219-628-3848 credit check fee. No pets. Min 1 REN ST8EET. UNIT 304 SKOKIE, 10.30 AM on May S 2015, at The Judicial Sales Corporation, One South Time LAWN MAINT SALES Homewood -17909 Ashland yr lease. Call 708-349-8202 IL 60077 Wacker Drive - 24th FloOr, CHICAGO, Il, 60606, sell at public auction Conrmercial lawn maint Salary Ave,3/27*3/78 9-5 Contents Mixed Breed - 6 Chiweenies NOTiCE OF FORECLOSURE SALE to the highest bidder, as set forth below the following described real Commission W/ options of Home for Sale: coliectibles, kDachshundl a lChrhuatnva flNLEY PARK 2BR 1 BA, newly , CONDOMINiUM estate Cbmmonlv known as 7655 WESt SUFFIELD STREET MORTON LAWN MAINT TECH clothes, and morer wIts. Adorabie, playful, great w, Shapiro Krersman & Associates. GROVE IL 60053 Property Index No. 09-13-321-020-0000. the real es- Sill-Sr 3hr kids, Shots. S200ea. remoti, 4 bIbs to Metra, mcl Heat, coin op W/D. No Pets, LLC hIe e 13-068856 tate it improved with a tan, brick, split level, single family home with Schererville, IN. call/text Matt or lit is advised that mnteresred par- a two car attached garage Sale terms- 25% down of the hmyhest bid CDL Class A Driver Amy 219-293-3980 5895/mor-51300 Sec dep. Route Sales Represen- i-224-20- lOSS tres consulr with their by certifred funds at the close of the sate payable to The ludicral Sales own attorneys before bidding at local COLADrieers, Home Corporation No third party checks will be accepted. The balance in- every day, must rave a clean tatives REAL ESTATE FOR mortgage foreclosure sales I cluding the Judicial sale tee for Abandoned Resmdential Property faix- PUBLTCNO11C8 is hereby grven nicipality Relief Fund, which is calculated on residential real estate MVR, Toi) Hourly pay benefits, ViFNER'S JOB FAIR SAT 3/28 9am RENT Flental Services FT hours, 01 included, must T2pnl Hiring Route Sales Reps Libertyville- Barbara's Atoo- that pursuant to a Iudgment of at the rate of $1 tor each $1,000 or fractIon thereof of the amount be available for days, rights or to drive, sell, order, merchandise lute Estate Sale 225 Prairie Axe Foreclosure entered on Febru- paid by the purchaser not to exceed 5300, in certified funds/or wire weekendsStartimmediately and promote our products to March 26-27, 9-4, March 28, B-1 any 4, 2015, Kauen Realty Ser- transfer, is Sue within twenty-four 241 hOurs. No fee shall be paid by 815 955 9078 customers on a current route Signed I e Redlins, Uadro Water- viceo, Inc., as Selling Official will the mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant to its Chicago Heights No deposit credmt bid"afthe sale or by any mortgagee, ludgment creditor. or other Must have a VALiD DRIVER'S ford, Noritake China, Ettran Allen Studio 1,2 8 3Bedrooms. $550- at 12:30 pm. on May 5, 2015. at LiCENSE with a good drivin furniturevintage white pram, saoo Sec 8 0k 773-961-4204 205 W. Randolph Street, Surte Imenor acquiring the residential real estate whose rights in and to the FT Open Positions- record, able to pass a pfysica, mink jackets, much much more. 1020, Chicago, illinois,sell at residential real estate arose prior to the sale The subtect property is drug test and MVR. 4425 5 IPipp View estatesales net. Residential for Rent public auction to the highest subtect to general real estate taxes, special assessments, sr special Skokie IL Avenue Chicago lt you cannot REAL ESTATE FOR bidder for cash, as set forts be- taries levied against said real estate and is offered for sale without Memorial Park is attend. send resumes to jmcg- low, the following described real any representation as to quality or quantity of tntle and without re- Cemetery Ubertyvtlle-Frl3/27 & Sat SALE course to Plaintiff and in A5 IS' condItion. The sale is further xuftect seeking experienced heavy realsnakkingcom property: I 3/28 )Oa-3p. 1131 Shari Lane. to confirmatmomn by the court. Upomipayment in full of the amount bid, equipment operator, backttoe/ Pum, featherweight sewing, Blue Island 1 BR carpeted, heat- Commonly known as 5040 War- dump truck. etc for cemetery lawn mower, table saw, lawn ed 5600/month heat&water in- ren Street, Unit 304, Skokme, IL the purchaser will receive a Certificate of Sale that will entitle the Help Wanted Part 613377 Permanent IndexNo.: purchaser to a deed to the real estate after confirmation of the sale grounds position Must be able caretools,toolshop items, cluded No pets 708-227-2231. Time 10-21-410-031-1014 The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no ro work weekends, Call 847- bikes books, kitchenware lots representation as to the condition of the property Prospective bidders 6774401 ask forjulie 80E o, old wood plomero. See pics at Burbank 2nd fI, newly decorat- The mortgaged real estate is M/F/DN ed, deluxe 2BR, balcony, hrdwd improved with a dwelling The are admonished to check the cauri file ro verify all information, it this sandyianesaies.com. For estate property will NOT be open for property is a condominium unit. the purchaser of the unit at the tore- sale sere, call 847-481-9449 tI, cats 0k 5925. 708-305-4516 Residential for Sale inspection. The purchaser of closure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assessments and Gary 4BR House.1056 Fillmore the unit Other than a mortgagee the legal fees required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS Graphic Designer Secretary St. HW tirs Lrg yard, Quiet area shall pay such of the condommn- 605/9 g)(Tl and lghdlit this property is a condominium unit which is S7opmo-4np.219-7T2-269B ium asxocmation'v uosessments part o a common interest community. the purchaser of the unit at the Part rione lob ifl ohvsician's of- GARY 415 TaftPI, 2BRJ1BA. P31k Rslge, ILl (ipolInterpret i 5 car garage & car port Brick and legal fees as are required by foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the assessments Liienrs' bu needs & purposes; tice 15-20 hrs/wk Afternoon & GaryIN ONE MONTH FREE 765 ILCS 605/91x3111 and lgll4l required byme Condominium PropertyAct, 765 IICS 605/15.515-11 iF evening hours Office ex req house. Open basement $19K dvlp creative dsgri based on Move mn ready 2-4 BDRM Homes Call 219-840-1197 TheIudgmentamount was YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR IHOMEOIMhERI YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO research 8 trends, nranage proj- Fax resxmne 708-361-869 Morton Grove - Esture Saie Sec 8 0K 708-585-5377 $226,82934. Sale terms for REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTFI1 ENTRY OF AN ORDER OF ect workf low throughout pro- Fsrnitxme,rugs s household. non-parties 10% of successful POSSESSION IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-17011Cl OF THE IL- dudtiorrpertimelrrie. Masters Trarrsportation 7906 Lotus Axe Morton Grove, IL Gary. West Commercial for Sale bid immediately at conclusion 174015 MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. You will need a photo identrh- riilraplrrc Design or related. 60053 Sat 3/28 Sun 3/29. 9am- 4 BR, carpeted, ceittng fans, of auction, balance by 12:30 cation Issued by a government agency Idrixer's license, pauxport, etc,) advanced skills in inDesign, il- 9pm Mernaz773-699-7227 window treatments Erom pm. the rient business day, both in order to gaIn entry molo our building and the foreclosure sale room lustrator & Photoshop, dkrong $650-675. 758-752-3060 by cashier's checks and no re- in Cook County and the same identiticatmon tor tales held at other tyøographwlayout skills. knowl Palos Park Estate Sale - 12002 Paves Reatty,81 59750243 funds The sale shall he sublect county venues where The Judicial Sales Corporation çondacts tore- of HTML CSS. JavascTpt. Boot- Glen Park IN 4057 Tennessee to general real estate taons. spe- closure sales. For information: Vmnit our website at service.atry-prerce. Drivers 88th Ave, 3/27-28, 9am-2prn. St.48e (Or rent S000 Sec 8 Hotelo,AQt buildings for sale,19 strap & espertise in print/web, MCM furniture 8 decor, wicker units 475k. More available. cial taxes, special assessments, com between the hours of 3 and 5 pm. PIERCE & ASSOCIATES, Plain- mobile dsgn regd 4Ofrrtwk M-F OK 219-201-9505 NEWSPAPER DELiVERY s outdoor turnbooks, tools, special taimes levied, and supe- tiff's Attorneys One North Dearborn Street Suite 1300, CHICAGO. IL 9-69 Mail resume to Wrrr2wrn nor liens if any The property is 60602. Tel No (3121 476-5500 Please refer to tie number PAl i 17942. Hirnrrg Morning newspaper deliv- garage items and more Hanwood Heights Sunny TBR inct480 Rerraissance Dr, Ste cry in tile illinois/Inolana areas. No prevales susiesestates com offered ' as is,with no eopreso THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION One South Wacker Drive, 24th 204, Park Ridge, ii 60068 apt. 2od fIr. Appliances S Heat 0m implied warrantres and with- Floor Chicago IL 60606-4650 1312) 236-SALE You can also visit The Must be lB years of age, have md. Laundry Close to trans Call NEW AD a valid dover's license and an out any repesentatnon as to Judicial Sales dorporationi at w.tlsccom for a 7 day status report of after 5pm, 847-309-2884 the qualIty of title or recourse pending sales. PIFRCE & ASSOCIATES One North Dearborn Street Saite insured vehicle PLACEMENT Call 708-342-5649 Leave your Lynwood, IL Beautiful 2 BR to Plaintiff Prospechve bidders 1300 CEIICAGO, IL 60602 13121 476-5sOoAttorney File No. PA1117942 LIFEGUARD are admonished to review the Attorney Code. 91220 Case Number: 11 CH 39773 TJSCC: 35-2057 nanny, phone number and town EE condo, attch garage, W/D, can- The Classilieds are Liteguord availablefor you reside in or Email Gcreed© pet, no pets, no sec s Available court file to verify all informa- 164982$ lobs 3/26/2015, 4/2/2015, 8 irr bon and to view auction rules at 4/9/2015 3142311 Cotfdo Podis Scfruambur chrcagotrrburreconn Park Ridge - 112 East Ave nowr 51000/mo 705-228-0454 available for ad Rloomrngdale,Glenview,De - .kaIlenrs,com 3/27+3/28 Oam-3prn Household placement 24 hours a For information SaleClerk. Piaules, Aurora. Woodrid goods. some antiques. Manhattan 3 BR, iBA itt Floor LEGA LS Bid Notice Plaint leId. Lombard 5/23 - 9/ MERCHANDISE w! new carepr. utove refnrgera- Shapiro Kreisman & Associates, Top pay 8 Reo hrs We train & tor, NC. coin laundry 995/ mo. day, J days a week, 365 LIC, Attorney t 42168, 2121 certify Cali 630-S29-r117 or ap- Phoenix - 733 East 155 Ct., Avail now Cali 815-478-4316 Waukegan Road, Suite 301, Ban 3/20-21at 9-2pmn. Wms cItes, days a year lun yaar nockburn, Illinois 60015 pipar wpoolwatcfr.net 18471 Nues Township High Schools designerpurses,furs,books cunveniencel 291-1717, between1:t pm QVC, ewetry, generai household and 3:00 p.m weekdays only. District 219, wrtl lecemve sealed and more Visit ploceanad. 1645120 Assumed Name bids fon the purchase and in- Stuff for Sale EQUAL 3/26/2015, 4/2i20T5, s stallatmono! Rotary Automo- tribunesuburbs,com 4/9/2013 142050 tise ALignment and Surface Flea Market! Mounted Ufts up to GARAGE SALE Miscellaneous HOUSING 11.00 urn. on Monday, April 6 16' Lund FIshing Boat - 1983 in Notice is hereby given. pursuant 2015 at the Business Office of DIRECTORY great conditIon! Added custom to "An Act in relation to the use District 219, 7700 Gross PoInt OPPORTUNITIES Road, Skokie, Il 60077 steeringmotors easyload of an Assumed Business Name trailer Asking S3 in the conduct or transaction ChIcago -Bi saleEveryririir Call 630-470-1272 of Business in the State," as Bids will thereafter be publicly boatslipforrent seneca Ali real estate advertised in Sell Your Stuff opened and read aloud. Sped- must seii1 bedroom se amended, that acertification II,- Slip D-4 irr Mariners Village ficatmons of temo to be sup- kitchen set, dolls, cfothes, tools. Contour Test StrIps' 6 boxes Marina $1100 for 2015 season nix newspaper rs stAIner to was registered by the ander- ladders. TV, & much more 5012 of SO strips, $40 per bou. Alsip For details, contact Larry at 239- the Ferlerai Fair Housmnp Act. signed with the County Clerk of plied may be obtained from the S Keeler Open. 773-590-5881 777-423T To xmew Marina go to Cook County Business Office at the above 708-207-1 767 which makes itillegal ro ad- in the Classifieds! address. marinersviliagearrdmanmna corn verSan any prefemencn, limita- Deerfìeld - Moving Liquidation Entertainment Center - Solid Registration Number D1514T240 on March 11, 2015 Fon further information contact. Sale Sat & Sun 3/288 3/29, lOa- oak Very good condition. Was ion.on discrimination based lean Hedstrom, Purchasing 5800 Now 5300 331 -425-9332 Wanted to BUY 3p, ioû Sequoia Lrt Sofas. Beds. on race.color,religion,ses. l/nden the Assumed Business spent Errtertainment Center, Drurrr Set, handicap.tamiilaisratus.or Name of T G R PROFESSIONAL District 219 - Business Office Desks. Toys. & muCh more1 847-626-3978 natonalorigin,inrsesaie. 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RITA CINQUEGRANI S500 cali Michael 773-491 -7869 This paper will not knowingly The Classifieds can Furniturehousehold,kitchen, Complete Address tools, and much morer accept any advertising fon real showcase your Motorcycles WantedI -Cash 4462 N FORESTVIEW AVENUE estate which is in violation of CHICAGO, IL 60656, USA Onland Park - Viiiage of Orlanrt Paid, Reasonable, Ail Makes business and Classilled Ads Will Pick Up6301 660-0571 the law All persons are hereby 3/26/201,412/2015,8 Park Special Recreation, huge 4/9/2015 3136108 services! 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NOTiCE OF SEIZURE AND VIllage of Skokie Notice to ADVERTiSEMENT FOR BIDS ADVER11SEMENT FOR BIDS Golf School DistrIct 67 VILLAGE OF NORRIDGE INTENT TO FORFEIT BIdders LincolnW000 School District 74, Lincolnwood School District 74 Morton Grove, Illinois cook county, Illinois ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Notice is hereby green that the The Village of Skokie is now ac io accepting sealed bids for a Is accepting sealed bìds for a ADVERTISEMENT FOR BID INVITATION FOR BIDS United States Department of the cepting sealed BIDS for I I PROJECT INFORMATION main entry project at Todd Hall Broadloom Sheet Carpeting at Golf School District 61 will re- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Interior is hereby commencing A Notice to Bidders Qualified biddeis may submit bids br project as A mandatory pre-bid meetin Todd Hall.A mandatory pro- cerve sealed bids for the the President and the Board oT described in this Document Submit bids according to The Instructions a forfeiture proceeding againol 1. WaterMain Improvement Will be held at the LIncolnwoo bid meeting will be held at the 'trustees of the Village of Nor- the following Items 01 wildlife Project to Bidders. School District 74 Administra- Lincolnwood School District 2015 FIle Alarm Replacement ridge, Cook County, Illinois, that iRegulatory Requirements Applicable laws and regujatioc of those or wildlifeproductswhich 2 Non-Arterial Street Resurfac- lion Centerlocatedat 6950 74AdministrationCenterIo- at Golf Middle School and sealed bids will be received for were seized in the Elk Grove ing Program having uriodictiort in the State of Illinois shall govern submittal. open- North East Prairie Road, Lincol- cated at 6950 North East Prairie Hynes Elementary School the following Improvement' ing. and award of bids Village urea of Illinois on the 3 2015 Sewer System Refiab nwood, IL 60712 at 10:00AM on Road. Lincolnwood, IL 60712 at ATtN Mr. John Reiniche, Bu5i DCEO StreetLight cable Re- dates indicated because they Prolect 2 AIj Contracts for the ConstructIon of Pubjic Works are sublect to the March 30th, 201 5. All bidders in- 1000AM on April 1, 2015 AIl ness Manager placement Prolect were involved in one or more jjjinois PrevailirrgWageAct (820 ILCS 130/1-12j tending on submitting a propos- bidders intending on submittin Said bids will be received up to B. Project jdentiTicatlon Fairvew Schooj Renovations molations of any of the folloW- Notice is hereby given that the al must be present, attendance a proposal most be present, a - Tse Bid Openin will be on April the hour of 10:00 A.M Central ing laws Endangered Species VIIIB of skokie willreceive 1. Project Location 7040 Laramie Avenue, Skokie, IL 60077 will be taken. SEALED BIDS TO tendance will be taken SEALED OB, 2015 at 1 00 am at the Time, on the 8th day of April, 2.Architects Project Number T388-20T507 Adt. Title lb U.S.C.'Sec 1538, the BID at 5127 Oakton Street. BE SUBMITtED TO LincolnWnod BIDS TO BE SUBMITTED TO Lin- District Office. At this time the 201 5 at the Village Clerk's Office, Marine Mammal Protection Act, Skokle, Illinois 60077 ATtention: C, Owner Fairview District 72 School District 74. 6950 North colnwood SchoolDistrict74, Bids will be publicly opened and in theVillage i-lao. 4000 North Dl- Aleksic, Architect GreenA550ciates, Inc.. 111 Deerjake Road. Suite 135. 11U.S.C. Sec. 1371-1372, the Michael Purchasing East Prairie Road, Lincolnwood, 6950 North East Prairie Road, readA Bid Security of 10% of coOt Avenue, Norridge, IL 60706 Lacey Act, 16 U.S.C. Sec. 3372, Deerfiejd, jjjinois IL60712 Attention- Ms les. LincoInwood, IL60712. Astee- the Bid is required with the pro- and will be publicly opened and Project Description Project consisiB 01 classroom arid restroom Wild Bird conservation Act, 16 1100 8 In local time on murs- sicaDonato,BusinessMan- fiveMs. Jessica Donato, Buoi- posaI The Contractor wust pay read at that time U.S C. Sec4901-4916 or the day, April 9, 2015, renovations. ager Before 10:00AM, April 9th ness ManagerBvfore 2:00PM, the PrevailingWage Rates for all Thebiddingdocumentsare F ConstructIon Contract Bids will be received for a General Contract African Elephant conservation 2015. Bids will be received and April 9, 2015Bids will be re- work per Illinois Law. available at the office of the Act, 16 USC Sec 4221-4245 Bidders will be required to ces- (all trades) stamped-in prior to TO OOAM Io- ceiued and stamped-in prior to Municipal Engineer, the Edwin These items are subject to for- tify that for all work to be pee- i .2 BIO SUBMITTAL AND OPENING cal time on April 9th, 2015.AIl 200PM local time on April 9, Itis the policy of the School Hancock Engineering Co 9933 A Owner will receive sealed lump soro bids untIl the bid time and feiture to the United States un- formed pursuant to the Contract bids will be publicly oponed and 2015 All bids will be publicly District to provide equal oppor- RooseveltRoad,Westchester, der Title t6, US.0 Sec 15401e), Documents, at least the prevail date at the location given below The sealed bid must be submItted in announced at thaf time Bids opened and announced at thab tunity to all qualified businesses IL 60154, upon payment of the 16US.0 Sec 1377,orl6USc ng rateof wages as found duplicate on the torro provided, Project Name, Date and Time of Bid received after the above noted time Bids received after the in the awarding of contracts and sum of Fifty Dollars ISSO.00l, clearly marked on the outside of tIre erivelcipe to prevent premature Sec. 3374 and Title 50, Code of and determined 'by the Illinois date and time will not be con- above noted date and time will accordingly promotes the utili- which is not refundable Propos- FederalRegulations.Section Department of Labor for Cook openin. Bid torms can be downloaded at greenassoclates corri. sidered Bid security. payable not be considered Bid secu- dation of diversified businesses als must be submitted on the iBid tYate:îuesviay. tdthAprll 2015 12 23. My person with an own- county will be paid to all work- to the Owner, in the form of a rOy, payable to the Owner. in to the musimum entent feasible form provided. All bid proposals er-ship or financialinterestin ers and employees employed 2 Bid Time i i )loca) time certified check, or bid bond in the torni of a certified check in any contract issued against offered must be accompanied 3 Location. School office, east side 01 school. 1040 Laramie Avenue, said items who desires to claim and working on the project. an amount equal to 10% of the or bid bond in an amount equal the solicitation to bid. by a bid bond, cashier's check, them must file a claim with the SkokIe. il. base bid shall be submitted with to 10% of the base bid shall be or certified check payable to the B Bids will be thereafter publicly opened and read aloud US. Fish and Wildlife Service, Any bid or proposal submitted the bid Performance and Labor submitted with the bid.Perfor- A Pro-Bid meeting is not manda- Village of Norridge in an amount Office ofLawEnforcemeirt, unsealed, unsigned, tan trans- C Any bid submitted unsealed. or unsigned withou) bid bond or re- and MaterIal Payment Bonds mance and Labor and Material tory but highly recommended which shall not be less than Five ceived subsequent to the aforementioned date and hour Wi)) be ditr 10600 Hiins Road, Suite 200, missionsorreceivedsubse- and Certificase of Insurance, as Payment Bonds and Certificate shall be scheduled on April 01. Percent 5%) of the total amount Rosemont'lL 60018. Telephone quent tothe atorementroned qualified and returned to the bidder required by the Owner, will be of insurance, as required by the 2015 beginning at 7:00 am, of the bid, as a guarantee that 1 3 BiD SECURITY 847-298-3250. Such claim must date and time will be disquali- required From the succesoful Owner, will be required trom to walk thebuildingsunder if the bid is accepted by the Vil- be received by the above office tied and returned to the bidder A. Bid Security is required IO the form of a Bid Bond, AIA Document bidder The District reserves the the successful bidder. The Dis- consideration for this project lage, a contract will be entered A310 in an amount equal to not less than ten percent )10%l of the byApril 27, 2015. The claim will The Village of Skokie reserves right to reject any or all bids or trict reserves the right to relect Everyone shall meet at the Golf into with the Village No bid be transmitted to the U.S Astor- the right to reject any and all Base Bid and all Additive Alternates. parts thereof, or waive any Ir- any or all bids or parts thereof, Middle School, 9401 Waukegan proposals shall be considered voy for institution of a forfeiture bids or parts thereof, to waive B It is the Owner's Intent to issue u Notice of Award to the success- regularities or informalities. and or waive any irregularities or ed., Morton Grove, IL 60053 Fol- unless accompanied by such bid action in U.S District Courtif a any irregularities or informali- ful Bidder within thirty 1301 caiendar days of the Bid Date.No bid to make the award in the best informalrtres, and to make the lowing a brief sign-in procedure, bond or dreck No bid shall be shall be withdrawn tor a period of sixty too) calendar days after tIle proper claim is not received by ties in bidding procedures and interest of thn District.All bid- award in the best interest of thewalk.throughWill com- Withdrawn after the opening of the above office by such date, to award the contract in a man- opening ot bids ders must comply with appli- the District.All bidders must mence.Bidders will have the the Proposals without rho con- i 4 PRFThD MEETING the items will be declared for- ner best serving the interest of cable Illinois Law requiring tIre comply with applicable illinois opportunity jo visit both schools sent of the President and Board foiled to the United States and the Village A, Prebid Meeting A Prebid meeting for all bidders will be held at the payment ofprevailing wages Law requiring the payment of that are part of this project at of Trustees of the Village of Nor- District office. west side of the school, Tuesday J April, 2015, at 34 disposed of according to law by all contractors working on prevailing wages by all contrac- this hme ridge for a period of sixty t60 Any person who has an interest Skokie VillageHallis a tully pm local time Prospective prime bidders are requested to attend. publicworks. Biddermust tors working on public works. days after the scheduled time o Failure to attend may result in rejection of bid in the items may also file with accessible building Persons comply with the Illinois Statu- Bidder must comply With the The Owner reterses the right to bid opening the above office a petition for requiring assistance should con- B Additional visits to the site, after school hours may be arranged by toryrequirements regarding IllinoisStatutory requirerrrents relect any or all bids, to waive The Contractor and Subconsac- remission st forfeiture in accor- tract the Purchasing Office at contacting Mr Cassio DaSi)va 312-533-8322 Bidders are encouraged labor, including Equal employ- regarding labor, including Equal irregularities in thebiddin tor shall comply with all regula- to visit the site and familiarize themselves with the conditions under dance with Title 50, Code of Fed- 847-933-B240 or iTs"6739330 ment Opportunity Laws The bid Employment Opportunity Laws. procedure, or accept the Ri tions issued pursuant to Prevail- eral Regulations, Section 1224 which the work is to be performed documents aird drawings are on The bid documents are on file, that,inits opinionwill serve ing Wage Act 1820 ILCS 130), and 1 5 DOCUMENTS which petition must be received Michael Aleksic file, March 26, 2015 and copies March 26, 2015 and copies may the best interest of' the School Other applicable Federal Laws in such office before disposition Purchasing Agent A Online Bidding Documents Obtain access after 24 March, 2015 may be obtained electronically be obtained electronically by District. Any such decision shall and regulations pertainingto by going to the Architect's website, wwwgreenassociates com and of the items Storage costs may Village of Skohie by contacting Terry Stoklosa contacting the Administration be considered finalThe Owner labor otundards. also be assessed 3/2612015 3151610 registering tstoklosa@tfsalliancegroup corn Center 18471 675-8234. reserves the right to set aside a The successful bidder for the B BiddingDocuments are also on tile at the locations below or by phone © 773930.3385. Bld from u Contractor who, in work will be required to furnish McGraw-Hill ConstructionlDODGE, WW.d construction corn File Number 2015300439 Please contact Terry Stoklosa, BOARD OF EDUCAnON: LINCOL- the Owner's opinion, does not sufficient insurance to the Vil- Seizure Date 01/21/2015 Storage - Legal Reed construction Data, wsnw ieeiicoristnuCtiofldata coni - TFS Alliance Group for any ques- NW000 SCHOOL DISTRICT 74, exhibit past enperience equal lage of No-ridge and the Engi- 3 Northern illinois Building Contractors Associanon, liti South Al- Value $49,400.00 tinos regarding this Request for 6950 NORTH EAST PRAIRIE to the size und scope of this seer against an damage claims ltems One hundred ninety four pine Road, Suite 202, Rockíorcl, Illinois 6h08. BOJ at 17731 930-3385 or tstok- ROAD, LINCOLNWOOD, IL 60712 prolect thatmight arise due to the 4 Illinois Valley Contractors Association, 1120 First Street, La Salle, 11941 American alligator lAlliga- [email protected] 3/26/15 31533B1 negligence of the Contractor, ter mississippiensisl skin leather illinois 61301 The bidder shall have a writ- and will be required to furnish a watchbands Foster RavensWood Contractors Association of Will & Grundy Counties. 233 North BOARD OF EDUCATION: LiNCOL- ten sesual harassment poli Performance Bond and a Labor Springfield Avenue, loliet, Illinois 60435 3/12/2015, 3/19/2015, Self Storage NWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT 74, in place in full compliance Wi and Material Payment Bond in 3/26/2015 3116459 1800 W Foster Ave C. Addenda will be made available, in digital format, to plan holders 6950 NORTH EAST PRAtRIE Section 2-105 of the Illinois Hu- the amount of the contract. of record Chicago IL .60640 ROAD, LINCOLNW000, IL 60712 man Rights Act. The Village of Norrrdge reserves NOTICE OF 773-581-5003 1.6 TIME OF COMPLETION 3/26/15 3152853 the right to determine the low- Auction Date wit be 410-15 at A. Successful bidder shall begin the Work on receipt of the Notice to A non-refundable deposit of 550 est, responsive and responsible NONDlSCRIMINATORY POUCh' AS TO STUDENTS 3:Pm Award and shall complete the Work within the Contract Time. per set is required tor t set of bidder,to waive irregularities 1,7 BIDDER'S QUALIFICATIONS TIle Child Care With Confience Unit 539, Richard Gutierrez pee. drawings and 1 specification and to relect any sr alibid pro- Inc school admits students si tonal items A Bidders must be properly licensed under the laws governing their with a masimurn of 3 sets. Ob. posaIs respective trades and be able to obtain insurance and bonds required any race, color, nasonal and eth- Unrt=333,Fransisco Garcia tainBidding Documents after Dated at Nomitge, Illinois, this nrc origin to all the rights, pro- Home heater system, one TV for the Work 1-08 pm onMarch 25, 2015. at 26th day of March, 2015 B The successful bidder will be required to furnish a Performance grams and privileges accredited Stand President and Board of Trustees sr made available to students Unit=755.5, Serintha Hill, boses Bond and a Payment Bond, in tIle amount nl one hundred percent BHFX Arlington Heights Village of Norrrdge Illinois 11%I nf the contract sum, on AIA Document A312, as issued by the ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS of the schoolit does not dis- one bed header and personal LincOlnW000 School District BO W Seegems Road By- ru/Debra Budnik village Cierk criminale on the baumof race, items American Institute of Architects Arlington Heights, IL 60005 3/26/2015 3152075 3/26/2015 3148620 74,isaccepting sealed bids color, national or ethnic origin in Unite9BB, John Morales .full of for purchase ol three(31 Air 847-593-316f administration of its education Boxes and house hold Items Cooled Chillers.A mandatory Legal Notices policies, scholarships and loan 3/26. 4/2/2015 3150433 poe-bid meeting will be held at All qseutinns shall be directed to programs and athlebc and other the Lincoinwood School District DIA Architects 18d7l 742-4563. school administeredprsgrams 74 Administration CenterIo- All checks shall be written to Child Care With Confidence cated at 6950 North East Prairie Golf School DIstrict 67. 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The early generation of gluten-free baked goods tended to be imitations, often notverygood ones, of cakes and cookies usually made with wheat flour. Kristine Kidd, cookbook writer and former Bon Appetit magazine food editor, is among those trying another tack: She looked at the flours that have no gluten - almond, buckwheat and sorghum among them - and figured out how to bake. The result is her second 1)00k Ofl cooking without gluten, "Gluten-Free Bak- ing" (Weldon Owen, $24.95). Her first was "Weeknight Gluten-Free." "I did not want to make copies ofthings that are better made with wheat ANNE CUSACK/TRIBUNE NEWSPAPERS PHOTO flour. That's just going tobe Kristine Kidd, cookbook writer and former Bon Appetit magazine food editor, prepares one of the 80 recipes from her "Gluten-Free Baking:' disappointing," Kidd said. When she learned her feed and to make molasses. served plain for breakfast celiac disease had resur- But the flour is available in or dressed up with whip- faced several years ago, she Whole Foods and health ped cream for dessert. Kidd begun exploring a new food stores, as well as some said it was inspired by a world of cooking. supermarkets. cake she ate at the Santa "First I started doing "It's a nutrient-dense Monica, Cali, bakery things that were naturally grain, and it's got a very Huckieberr3 and it has the gluten-free' she said. And sweet neutral flavor. It rustic feel ofmany of the those are in the book: me- became my basic flour," desserts there High in ringues with chocolate and Kidd said. It doesn't bind protein, almond meal gives ginger, coconut macaroons ingredients, however, so a great nutty cast to the dipped in chocolate and she used eggs or xantham cake. cookies that use nut meals gum forthat. People often ask Kidd for rather than flour. Included Several muffins and gluten-free recipes for are a cheesecake, a flourless scones are among the 80 white sandwich bread or chocolate cake with dried healthftil without gluten. recipes in "Gluten-Free challah. "To make them cherries, rice pudding and So it's perhaps surprising to Baking." Kidd uses corn- work well, they'd have to be Indian Pudding. read the ingredient lists of meal, which adds texture just white starches. I try to There also is a version of many gluten-free baked and taste, along with the keep white starches down the first recipe she ever goods on the market. sorghum flour, for corn- to a quarter ofthe total." made, with her giandmoth- "I noticed that most of meal-pecan muffins. They But she understands the er, pecan thumhprint cook- the gluten-free prepared also include orange zest motivation. At a gluten-free ies, this time using brown foods and the mixes focus and cinnamon, rose per- conference a few years rice flour. on the white starches that fectly and seemed very back, she said, many people Most people who avoid are bad for you - corn, po- close to gluten-y muffins. had just begun to avoid gluten do so for health tato, white rice. I wanted to And corn, ofcourse, is a gluten. "They wanted to do reasons; they have celiac explore the grains that are great morning flavor. what they had always done: disease or other sensitiv- healthy for you:' Kidd said. Cornmeal, combined 'My mother always made ities to gluten, which is In her research, sorghumthis time with almond me chocolate cake for my found in wheat, barley and caine up over and over, she meal, also worked well in birthday, so I'm just going ANNABELLE BREAKEY PHOTO rye. Or they believe their said. It's a grass, often used the blackberry cornmeal to go to that mix.'" Gluten-free bread is among the recipes inKidd'sbook that diets are generally more in this country as animal calce, which could be Now they don't have to. use such flours as almond, buckwheat and sorghum. 30 HEALTH & FAMILY Call for studyonthe risk of anesthesia for babies BYLAuRi NEERGAARD Assodated Press

WASHINGTON - Studies ofbaby animals have long suggested that going under anesthesia can have some harmful effects on a developing brain. Now some scientists want to find out whether those same drugs may pose sub- tie risks for human babies and toddlers. It's a balancing act: ULRICH BAUMGARTEN PHOTO Doctors don't want to Medical experts urge caution before using anesthesia unnecessarily frighten with children under 3 years old, parents whose tots need general anesthesia for spotted by now, she said. tell if any problem was due crucial surgery There's no But with animal studies to a drug, the stress of clear evidence of side raising the possibility of surgery or the original effects, such as learning or subtle effects on behavior medical condition, Orser attention impairment in or learning, "we have to noted. youngsters. sort this out," Orser added. The proposed next step: ALANBEPNE : An anesthesia research At issue are drugs used A large, multihospital Spencer Baty, 11, wears a skin patch on his back to help desensitize him to peanuts. Th group that is partnered for general anesthesia and study that would assign patch from French firm DBV Technologies could be ready in 2018 if a final trialgoes well. with the Food and Drug sedation, not local anes- youngsters now under- Administration said last thetics. Questions began going surgery to different month that it's time for a years ago when experi- kinds ofanesthesia and large study of children ments in newborn rats compare their outcomes. Skin patch trial could younger than 3 to settle theshowed such drugs could What's the message for question. kill certain brain cells. The parents? Occasionally, Meanwhile, "surgeons, FDA formed a partnership some ask about this issue, offer anesthesiologists and par- with the International and doctors must help peanut allergy relief ents should consider care- Anesthesia Research Soci- them weigh an unknown Researchers tout American Academy of amounts of reaction-pro- fully how urgently surgery et called SmartTots, to risk with the fact that Allergy, Asthma and Im- ducing foods to desensitize is needed, particularly in better study the issue. In "your child needs to have potential of the munology in Houston. their bodies to the triggers, children under 3 years of 2012, SmartTots, the FDA surgery, and they do need new treatment The trial tested whether Tilles said. age," concluded a report in and the American Acade- an anesthetic," said Dr. an immunotherapy patch For 11-year-old Spencer the New England Journal my ofPediatrics issued a Allison Kinder Ross, chief BYJoL ALECCL4 can effectively desensitize Baty, oflssaquah, Wash., of Medicine, co-authored public caution about the ofpediatric anesthesia at The Seattle Times allergy sufferers by admin- one ofthe participants in by the FDA'S current and uncertainty Duke University Medical istering small amounts of the peanut-patch trial, the former anesthesia chiefs Last month's report says Center, who wasn't in- A skin patch that ex- peanut protein into the perts say could be a break- test has been a success. He along with doctors in the studies in a range of spe- volved with the report. outer layers ofthe skin, went from having an al- SmartTots research part- cies, including baby mon- But anesthesia is used through treatment for activating an immune peanut allergy sufferers lergic reaction to as little as nership. keys, have found similar with some nonsurgical response but without one-tenth of a peanut to appears to be both safe and Already, in the vast neurotoxic effects. Do they procedures, such as to releasing antigens into the having a reaction only effective, according to an majority of cases, children have lasting consequences?keep tots still during MItI bloodstream, where they when exposed to 10 or that young only undergo In some cases, the animals scans, and Ross said that's early-stage clinical trial to trigger allergic shock. more peanuts. test the potentially lifesav- surgery if it is medically showed later impairments an area to try alternatives. "What they wanted was That could mean the Ing technology. necessary, not elective. in memory and attention. "Under 3 is certainly to find out, on average, if The Viaskin Peanut difference between having Some operations, such as Importantly, the cumula- more challenging, but it's patients could tolerate at or avoiding a potentially patch made by the French to correct birth defects, live dose mattered. doable for a lot of kids," least tenfold as much pea- biotech firm DBV Tech- fatal reaction, said Lisa have better outcomes at That doesn't automati- Ross said. nut protein after being on Geschke Sawyer, a spokes- earlier ages, surgeons cally translate to risk for In June, SmartTots nologies boosted the the patch as before being amount ofpeanut protein woman for the Seattle recently told the FDA. humans. A few studies convened doctors groups on the patch," said Dr. it took to elicit an allergic Food Allergy Consortium. "Millions of kids safely have tracked youngsters to update its earlier cau- Stephen Tilles, a physician The next step is a phase undergo anesthesia," stres- who underwent anesthesia tionary statement, and a reaction by at least tenfold, in a Seattle practice that particularly in kids young- III clinical trial, the final sed Dr. Beverley Orser, earlier in life. Some haven't draft being considered oversaw 11 participants. hurdle before submitting SmartTots co-author and a found problems, but one suggests postponing sur- er than 12. It's a novel treatment That's according to the the product for consider- professor of anesthesia at found that those who genes or other medical that poses fewer chal- ation by the Food and Drug the University of Toronto. received anesthesia multi- procedures "that could first results of a multicen- lenges - and dangers - ter, gold-standard clinical Administration. If all goes Those drugs have been ple times had a higher risk reasonably be delayed" in than allergy shots or oral well, the product could be used for decades, so any of learning disabilities. Yet children under 3. trial presented recently at immunotherapy, in which the annual meeting of available in 2018, Tilles big risk would have been those kinds of studies can't sufferers eat small said. FOOD 3J

CULINARY GIANT LENA RICHARD i Carved culinary path for African-Americans New Orleans caterer, Creole cooked restaurateur, author red beans and television pioneer Prep:20minutes Soak: Overnight BY BILL DALEY Cook: 3 to 3/2hours Tribune Newspapers Makes:8servings Lena Richard was "a Martha Adapted from Lena Richard's Stewart before there was a Mar- New Orleans Cook Book:' tha Stewart." Ashley Young posted this recipe The quote from Liz Williams, and others on a blog related to president ofthe Southern Food a Richard exhibit at New and Beverage Museum in New Orleans' Southern Food and Orleans, is an apt comparison, for Beverage museum. Smoked or Richard was a chef, caterer, res- fresh ham shank can be used. taurateur, frozen food entrepre- Young's bigtip? Patience. Slow neur, cooking teacher, cookbook cooking will transform the author, wife, mother, grandmoth- texture of the beans from fIrm er - and host ofher own cooking to "gloriously mushy" in 3 to 3/2 show on New Orleans television, hours, she says. a singular achievement for an cups dried red beans African-American in the segre- 2 gated South ofthe late 1940s. 2quarts water "She's important because she i large onion; diced stepped out on the water when i green pepper, cored, there was no guarantee it would seeded, diced hold her up' says food historian 1/2pound pickled meat or Jessica B. Harris, author of "High ham shank on the Hog A Culinary Journey 3tablespoons shortening from Africa to America." 3cloves garlic, finely "She was the first, an extraordi- ABEL UPIBE/TRIBUNE NEWSPAPERS; LISA SCHUMACHER/FOOD STYLING chopped nary first. The television thing she Lena Richard's "New Orleans Cook Book" Included Creole cooked red beans, which simmer for hours to i bay leaf did makes her phenomenal. To be achieve a wonderfully creamy consistency. Richard was a trailblazer for African-Americans. i 1/2teaspoons salt that person on-air in New Orle- Pepper to taste ans at the time was extraordinary "Two Women and their Cook- television sets. Ashley Young, 2tablespoons chopped ...She did and created so much books: Lena Richard and Mary who curated an exhibit, "Lena parsley Land," a guide to a 2001 exhibit Richard: Pioneer in Food TV" for stuff she made a path." Soak beans overnight in a sponsored by Tulane University's the Southern Food and Beverage Richard "was an inspirational large pot or bowl in enough leader,' agreed Toni Tipton- Newcomb College in New Orle- museum, said there are no known 1 water to cover by2inches. Martin, the Austin, Texas-based ans. She married Percival Richard clips ofthe 15-minute program. and opened the first in a series of The show, called "New Orleans Drain. (You can skip the author, community activist and soaking, if you like. The beans creator of"The Jemima Code," a restaurants. The cooking school Cook Book," aired twice weekly opened in 1937. in 1949 and 1950. will need to cook about 30 pop-up exhibit, blog and up- minutes longer.) coming book exploring the lega- Her cookbook was published Williams rues the lack of a cies ofAfrican-American cooks. in 1939 as "Lena Richard's Cook video record: "Ifwe had kin- Pour the beans into a large "She operated her restaurant in a Book" Aided by Clementine escopes ... she would be all over 2pot along with the 2 quarts manner to bring along the next Paddleford, the New York Herald YouTube." water; add remaining generation." Thbune food writer, Richard Yet Richard's various ventures ingredients, except the salt, landed a contract with Houghton touched many in The Crescent pepper and parsley. Heat to a That intent was made clear in SIERRA NICOLE RHODEN/ILLUSTRATION the preface to Richard's cook- FOR TRIBUNE NEWSPAPERS Muffin, which re-issued her work City, said Young, a Pittsburgh boil; reduce heat and simmer, book, "New Orleans Cook Book?' in 1940 under a new title, "New resident and doctoral candidate at with the lid slightly askew, until "My purpose in opening a attack on Nov. 27, 1950, gives her Orleans Cook Book." Duke University in Durham, N.C. beans are soft and soupy, 3 to 3 cooking school was to teach men age as 51.) She began her career as It was also around this time, in Richard was an African-Amen- 72hours. With 10 minutes of and women the art of food prepa- a domestic - likso many others the early 1940s, that Richard left can woman who made a name for cooking time, add i h ration and serving in order that of her time" wrote Harris in New Orleans, first to cook at an herself in the Jim Crow South, teaspoons salt and pepper to they would become capable of "High on the Hog." Her em- inn in Garrison, N?i, and then in said Young, adding, "She not only taste. Just before ready to serve preparing and serving food for ployers, the Vairin family of New 1943 as chefat the Travis House worked with an elite white popu- add parsley: taste for any occasion and also that they Orleans, sent her for culinary in Colonial Williamsburg, Va. lation in New Orleans, she used seasonings. might be in a position to demand training first locally and then to "But the city that inspired her that leverage to make a change for Nutrition information per higher wages," Richard wrote. Boston at the school founded by creativity pulled her back, and the African-American communi- serving:211calories, ô g fat, i g she returned here to become a ty?' She was born Lena Paul in Fannie Farmer. saturated fat,8mg cholesterol, New Roads, La (Many sources Lena Paul returned to New television cooking show pioneer," 28g carbohydrates, 13 g protein, list the year as 1892, but the New Orleans after graduation in 1918 Leathem wrote. [email protected] 625 mg sodium, 9 g fiber Orleans Times-Picayune, in its and began catering, according to Television was in its infancy in Twitter @billdaley notice of her death from a heart Karen Trahan Leathem, author ofthe late 1940s. 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Fact: I enjoy everything Venetian. A region filled, on one hand, with rolling hills and elegant moun- tains, and on the other, with historic canals, la- goons and the sea. Sand- wiched between the sea andhillsare the provinces ofVerona and Vicenza. Here, all ofVeneto's elements come together to create a beautifully won- ABEL URIBE/TRIBUNE NEWSPAPERS; JOAN MORAVEK/FOOD STYLING drous area for locals and an Spaghetti squash, a hearty crop that holds its own all winter, makes for a tasty side dish even better one for tourists when tossed with garlic and nutty brown butter, and dusted with cheese to finish. wholook for varied cuisine. Carrot frittelle is a tradi- QUENTIN BACON PHOTO tional antipasto all over the region ofVeneto, where cooks will replace the Carrot frittelle with feta cheese Playing hardball carrots with any firm vegetable, depending on the Prep: 30 minutes Cook: A few minutes per batch season. Makes: 32 to 36 frittelle Brown-butter spaghetti A savory side dish, carrot frittelle translates to 5 large carrots squash carrot pancakes or fritters. Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper Serve these as a snack with 4large eggs, beaten Prep: 1 hour Cook: 10 minutes Makes: 2-3 a glass of wine prior to 1/2 CUED panko breadcrumbs side-dish servings dinner, as the brilliant 1/4 cup rye flour L.n ESKIN i Small (1 /2 pounds) spaghetti squash northern Italians do. 3 tablespoons grated caciotta cheese or pecorino HomeontheRange tablespoons unsalted butter I cooked these carrot Romano 3 frittelle sans vino for Dr. 1/4 cup extra-virgin olive oïl Squash season arrives mid- o sage leaves 1/4 cup chopped walnuts Mehmet Oz last fall while 8 ounces goats milk feta cheese or regular feta, winter. You thought the only fresh on my book tour promot- coarsely grated crops were snow and sludge, but 2 cloves garlic. thinly sliced ing "America Farm to i lemon, cut into wedges your athlete knows otherwise. Kosher salt and freshly ground Table: Simple, Delicious Squash, he scowls, racquet in black pepper Shred the carrots in your food processor using the Recipes Celebrating Local hand. Not squash. '/4cup freshly grated Parmesan cheese finest grating disk. or on the finest holes of a box grater. Farmers." He loved every- 1 He suits up in safety goggles Place the shredded carrots in a large bowl: season with Roast: Split squash the long way. Scoop out thing about them, from the and shorts, scanty gear for the salt and pepper. Add the eggs, panko breadcrumbs. rye 1and discard seeds. Set squash cut-side down vitamin A content to the weather. But apparently this flour and caciotta; stir to combine. on a rimmed baking sheet and slide into a healthier oliveoil usedfor squash is served indoors, in a 375-degree oven. Roast until soft when gently flying. In a 10- to 12-inch nonstick saute pan, heat the oil. Add concrete block modeled on a squeezed and easy to poke with a fork, I'm convinced that, 2the carrot mixture, 1 tablespoon at a time; cook, prison cell, which is where the 50-60 minutes. above all of the health turning over once, until fritters are golden brown on both game originated. benefits, Oz enjoyed this sides. Transfer the fritters to a serving platter; repeat until It involves squashing a rubber Shred: When cool enough to handle, scrape recipe for the very reason I you have used all the carrot mixture. Sprinkle with feta; ball, viciously, for hours. Or so you 2squash flesh from its shell with a fork - it will do: the tangy richness of serve with lemon wedges. surmise. Aside from purchasing magically fall into spaghetti-style strands. Discard shells. coarsely grated feta cheese Nutrition information per fritter (for 36 fritters): 40 the ball and dropping off at the combined with the flavor calories, 3 g fat, 1g saturated fat, 22 mg cholesterol, 2 g prison, you are boxed out. As a Sizzle: In a medium saucepan, melt butter of sweet, earthy carrots. carbohydrates, 2 g protein. 81 mg sodium, O g fiber parent, your participation is now 3over medium heat. Drop in sage leaves; fry In this recipe, I recom- limited to buying and mortifying. until they turn dark and crisp, about 3 minutes. mend using two cheeses: So you stay home and squash Lift out leaves; set aside. Tumble in walnuts; toast, caciotta and goat's milk the other squash. It's a hearty stirring, until golden brown, about 5 minutes. Drop feta. But you could sub- Italian ricotta salata, blue ly,DelPosto,andhis flags hip crop that holds its own all winter, in garlic; stir until it turns golden, about i minute. stitute local cheeses from cheese or Mexican colija. GreenwichVillage enoteca, even through snow and sludge Slide in squash strands; toss. Babbo. and the bittersweet solitudeof wherever you like. Look Serve: When squash is hot, heap onto serving Batali is the award- being sidelined. for a crumbly cheese that Mario plates. Sprinkle with salt and pepper, dust winningchefbe hind 24 Distributed by Tribune 4 will make the flavor some- with cheese, crumble on sage and serve. what pungent, such as restaurantsincluding Eata- ContentAgency [email protected] 34G0 jHop to it: Atasteof local Easter brunches BY TOM WIT0M Convito Cafe and Market, 1515 Sheri- Pioneer Press dan Road, Wilmette, (847) 251-2654, Convi- toCafeandMarket.com. Easter brunch L Hyatt Regency O'Hare, 9300 Bryn specials like grilled rack oflamb, honey Mawr Ave., Rosemont, (847) 696-1234 Ext. lavender roasted ham and convito hash will 4602. This popular brunch is designed to be offered with the regular menu from 10 I offer something to appeal to a broad spec- a.m. to 3 p.m. trum ofdiners as they stop at buffet stations Pete Miller's Evanston, 1557 Sherman high1igiting seafood, breakfast fare, waffles, Ave., Evanston, (847) 328-0399, PeteMiller- Italian specialties, sushi, carved delicacies s.com. Easter brunch runs from 10 am. to 2 and desserts, including gluten-free choices. p.m. with a carving station, waffle bar, sea- Prices are $48 per adult and $26.50 for food station, omelet station and sweets children aged 5 to 12. Seatings will run from table. Pricing is $46.99 for adults, $23.50 for 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. kids ages 6-10, free ages 5 and younger. Bar Lowe at Holiday Inn Skokie, 5300 Chicago Botanic Garden, Nichols Hall, Touhy, Skokie, (847) 763-3068. The Easter Regenstein Center, 1000 Lake-Cook Road, brunch buffet is spread out and includes Glencoe, (847) 835-5440. Celebrate spring cold and hot food tables, including carving, and enjoy a festive Easter brunch. The pasta. waffle, omelet and dessert stations menu includes breakfast pastries, turkey and a bakery comer. The $26.95 tab for and glazed ham from a carving station, a adults includes a choice ofchampagne or spring vegetable quiche and vanilla French mimosa children aged 5 to 12 are $14.95. toast bread pudding, among other dishes. Service gnes from 10 am. to 3 p.m. Bloody Marys, mimosas and champagne Cafe Thuche, 6731 N. Northwest High- cocktails are available for purchase. Tickets way, Chicago, (773) 775-0909, CafeTouche- are $32 for adults and $24 for children 3 to .com. Full brunch offerings available be- 12 years old; members get a discount. After tween9a.m.to3p.m. brunch, stop in the Rose Garden for an CHRIS BORPELI/CHICAGO TRIBUNE White Pines GolfClub & Banquets, Easter egg hunt. French toast at Convito Café & Market ¡n Wilmette. 500 W. Jefferson St., Bensenville, (630) 766-0304. The Easter brunch has a lineup that will include traditional favorites as well as some culinary surprises from Executive ChefRich Mancini. The charge for adults is $35.95 and for children 5 to 10, $15.95. Seat- ings run from 9:30 aim to 2:30 p.m. Bloody Mary and champagne bars are available at an additional cost. Ten Mile House, 1700 Central St, Ev- anston, in the Hilton- Orrington/Evanston Hotel, (847) 556-7913. Ten Mile House is planning a grand Easter brunch with a buffet-style meal and live musical entertainment Greg Carter will offer a menu filled with comfort-food favorites. Reserva- tions are recommended, and serving hours are from U am. to 3 p.m. The price is $42 per adult and $21 for children 5 to 10 years old. Found, 1631 Chicago Ave., Evanston, (847) 868-8945, FoundKitchen.com. Found celebrates Easter Sunday with a special spring-centric, Family-style menu, available from 11 am. to 2:30 p.m. Chef Nicole Peder- son offers a selection of items from kale and Swiss chard salad with cranberries, candied nuts and seeds as well pan-roasted salmon with crispy polenta, arugula and Meyer lemon. The family-style brunch menu is $38 for adults and $18 for kids. The standard a la carte dinner menu also will be offered from 5to 8:30 p.m. with certain - BILL HOGAN/CHICAGO TRIBUNE specials available. Plenty of restaurants will be serving up Easter brunch, some adding specialty items to the menu and others offering large buffet spreads.

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THEATER 'Mullingar' finds poetry in Call 31 2.283.7073 to place your ad WORLD'S FAIR MEMORABILIA SHOW dirt,rainand family strife Sunday, March 29th BY CATEY SULLIVAN i Oum to 4pm Pioneer Press BUY SES TRADE VIEW John Patrick Shanley's 7893 & ¡933.34 Worlds Fair tEems "Outside Mullingar" may ELK GROVE HOLIDAY INN be odd and flawed, but it is A CCNTUR i 000 Bosse Rd. Elk Grove Village, II. Bosse Rd. (Ro,fe 83) at Londme,er Rd. also is rarely less than en- CI-IICAOO grossing in the Northlight Admission $6 00 FREE PARKING Theatre production run- www.worldsfoirshow.com ning through April 19. Both For Info (708) 442-7907(630) 467-0500 a romance and a meditation on death, legacy and the deep pain that results when dreams are stymied for decades, "Outside Mullin- gar" is lyrically rich and marvelously acted. Director BJ Jones has assembled a top-tier quartet for Shanley's gently moving and deeply emotional drama. Tony Reilly (William J. Norris) is a cantankerous, prickly far- MICHAEL BPOSILOW mer who is perpetually Kate Fry as Rosemary Muldoon and Mark Montgomery as cruel, especially toward his AnthonyReillyperform in Outside Mullingar' To ADVERTISE son, Anthony (Mark Mont- gomery). The two men are 'Outside Mullingir' farmers, or at least Anthony is, the son shouldering the Through April19 vast burden of sunup-to- Northlight Theatre, 9501 N. Skokie Blvd., Skokie sundown hay baling and $25-$78 calf-pulling required to (847) 673-6300;www.northlight.org keep the family farm viable. At lights up, Tony and Anthony are coming in But well before the de- lowest point from the rain, returning nouement, Shanley haunt- Where "Outside Mullin- . from a funeral for their ingly covers a good deal of gar" falters is in the ex- neighbor, Chris Muldoon. other ground. The low-key tremely strange final ad- CALL Muldoon's widow Aoife plot centers in part on a mission by Anthony. It's (Annabel Armour) is also strip ofland that Tony bizarrely troubling enough present in theReilly'sdrab Reilly sold to Chris Mul- to set your mind to won- kitchen, where casual con- doon decades earlier. Shan- dering whether Anthony is versation deftly reveals the ley unveils the significance an undiagnosed schizo- long-seated strife, bitter- of the contested property phrenic - especially given ness, resignation and rage gradually, and in doing so, Tony's repeated (and un- that the Muldoons and the opens up an evocative explained) references to Reillys have endured. The conversation about the the "madness" that ran in fourth part of the quartet is power of lifelong grudges his late wife's family. And Aoife's daughter, Rosemary and hidden agendas. once you start wondering (Kate Fry), a barb-tongued What makes the piece whether Anthony might woman who - like An- work so well are the per- need anti-psychotics, the thony - uses curt, defen- formances Jones gets from romance at the play's core 312283-7082 sive language as a suit of his marvelous cast. Mont- becomes a secondary issue. armor. gomery wears the primal That said, "Outside Mul- It's clear almost from the pain of a wounded animal lingar" is compelling from start that Anthony and on his face, even in the start to finish. It's sweet, Rosemary belong together. more lighthearted mo- sad and bracingly unsenti- From their first scene to- ments. Fry's Rosemary is mental. Shanley finds poet- gether, you suspect Shanley similarly broken, but never ry and profundity in dirt is setting up a plot that will without a core of fiery and rain and fractured end with a glorious and optimism that allows her to families, and that poetry is satisfying embrace. take charge of her life at its simply gorgeous. GO

THEATER Bigger! Better! Hollywood character actor Robert Costanzo directing Skokie show Pixel-ier! B MYRNA PETLICKI Pioneer Press

Robert Costanzo is a fan ofNeil Simon's early plays. That's why the Los Ange- les-based actor, whose

MMANSIONS &E 77ER CALL SAUL S HOW TO 40-plus years in show ARE BACK! BOB ODENKIRK' OUTSMART UBER business includes appeared in such movies as "Total Recall" and "Honeymoon in Vegas," was willing to s brave Chicago's frigid early HICAG March temperatures to direct "Last ofthe Red Hot Lovers" for Emergent Theatre Company. The show runs March 27-April 19 at the Mayer Kaplan JCC Theatre in Skokie. The "Red Hot Lover" of the title is Barney Cash- man, a successful restaurateur who has been married for a long time and who is facing a midlife crisis. His WHERE TO solution is to attempt an ALADEAL, SPARK A extramarital affair - three ROMANCE. times. RYAN MILI.ER/GETrV IMAGES WOWA GUEST. Although the play is set Robert Costanzo is directing 'Last of the Red Hot Lovers" BRIN6A KID. II4EIEEAT5AM. in the 1960s, Costanzo for Emergent Theatre Company at the Mayer Kaplan JCC .AND MASTER believes it is relevant today. Theatre in Skokie. 13 OTHER DRINKING "Barney's plight is uni- E SITUATIONS versal," he explained. "Go- Emergent wants something more DOWNLOA ing through life, touching than just the pure physical act ofhaving an extramar- THEIST BATENDEP all the bases, leading an Theatre APPANDE YOU YEVERH(ARDOF ordinary life and wanting Company ital affair - which is, on WIN A T something more out of it." the surface, what he wants TO Costanzo played Barney presents, 'Last of to do. When you peel away WHAW at a non-Equity dinner at his character, you find theater in Evansville, md. the Red Hot out there's a little bit more about 40 years ago, when Lovers' substance to him." he was in his 20s. This time On the other hand, Sal- around the role is handled 7:30 p.m. Fridays and Sat- touros doesn't share Bar- by Jim Saltouros, Emer- urdays:2p.m. Sundays. ney's tendency to "beat The new and improved tablet app for gent's founder and co- March 27-April19 himselfup and lay a lot of artistic director. Mayer Kaplan iCC Theatre, blame at his feet, whether Chicago magazine. Redesigned. reimagined. "He looks almost like 5050Church St., Skokie it's deserved or not." And Jack Lemmon. He's the $20.$10for seniors and the actor admitted that right age - late 40s' students Barney "is more patient (773) 729-7294; www.e- Costanzo said. thanmam." Saltouros is also a fan of mergenttheatre.org Saltouros is enjoying the playwright. "I love Neil being directed by Costan- Simon," he said. zo. "He's like my big broth- He wanted to play the there are parts ofhim that er," the actor declared. "We lead in "Last of the Red are similar to me and there go back about 20 years. It's Hot Lovers" because, "Bar- are parts ofhim that always great to work with couldn't be further away him." -M..- ney kind of fascinated me and frightened me and from me." Costanzo is glad tobe intrigued me and inter- The ways in which Sal- directing this play in a city "ò i'k.oe.. ested me," Saltouros said. touros is like his character he loves. "I want to do "I thought this is some- include, "That part of him comedies," he said. "I think thing that I'd like the that wants to connect," the people need to laugh and chance to tackle because actor said. "The part that want to laugh." GO

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DREAMTREE SHAKERS DUO Tina Rose and Jeremy Babcock perform as the Dreamtree Shakers Duo on March 31 at Lincoinwood Library. Dreamtree Shakers Duo takes flight in Lincoinwood BY MYRNA PETLICKI interacting," Babcock said. For details, call 847-692- Pioneer Press Reservations are re- 5127 or go to www.prpark- quired. s.org. The Lincoinwood Public For details, call 847-677- Library will be filled with 5277, ext. 232 or go to lin- Touting talented birds when the Dreamtree colnwoodlibraryorg. Shakers Duo performs, teens 10-10:45 a.m. Tuesday, Mess for success The walls ofthe Rad- March31 at 4000 W. Pratt macher Gallery and Foyer Ave. That's because Tina Kids ages 2-7 will color at the Skokie Public Li- Rose will help preschoolerswith finger paints, mold brary 5215 Oakton St. will WWE Superstar and their parents make moon sand into shapes and be decorated with artworks Roman Reigns and origami birds. explore sensory bins at by students in District 219 daughter JoeHe "The show is going to be Messy Hands, Busy Minds, during April. Everyone is loosely based around the 1-2 p.m. Saturday, April 4 at invited to admire their theme of flight," explained Eisenhower Public Library, creations at a District 219 singer/guitarist Jeremy 4613 N. Oketo Ave., Har- Student Art Exhibit Open- Babcock. "We're going to wood Heights. Registration ing Reception, 6:30-7:30 do a lot of songs about is required. Children must p.m. Thursday April 2. birds." There will be many be accompanied by an For details, call 847-673- original Babcock tunes adult. 7774 or go to skokielibrary- including, "Quigley the For details, call 708-867- .info. Pig," who builds his own 2298 or go to eisenhower- wings to fly. "I feel very library.org. Royal way to blessed to be able to do these shows where about Search the park spend the day 90 percent of the show is "The Princess Bride" is original songs," the song- in the dark the selected School's Out writer said. That's the plan for a Movie, 2-3:45 p.m. Friday, Babcock pre-tests his Flashlight Egg Hunt, 7-8:15 April 3 at Niles Public tunes on his 4-year-old son. p.m. Thursday, April 2 at Librar 6960 Oakton St. He also has experience Maine Park, 2701 W. Sibley, The PG-rated romantic working with the younger Park Ridge. Kids ages 7-11 comedy adventure film, set as a Wiggleworms in- should bring a flashlight narrated by Peter Falk, runs structor at the Old Town and a bag or basket for 98 minutes. !bicaw fatherhood.gov School of Folk Music. collecting eggs. Preregistra- For details, call 847-663- (LflL'mw ACF 877.40AD411 Rose will keep tbe kids tion is required. The cost is 1234 or go to wwwniles- involved. "She's really good $6 for residents, $11 for library.orghttp://www.ni- at getting kids moving and nonresidents. leslibrary.org. t8 GO

FOOD When Easter handsyou eggs, makeeggsakd Several filled choco- years ago, late eggs my husband with the and lin- other kids. vited some I set to dear family peeling the friends to eggs to spend MELISSA ELSMO present on Easter with Out of Mel's Kitchen my tradi- our family. tional We cooked a lovely lamb Easter morning platter. dinner on Holy Saturday After quartering half a and helped the kids dye dozen eggs, I nestled some eggs for the bunny to hide. jumbo shrimp, fresh peas, We tucked them into bed at tomatoes and a simple a reasonable hour and the mustard sauce around the adults settled in for some eggs. I set the platter out much needed conversation with some flat bread and let and camaraderie. my guests make their own The wine was flowing at open-faced sandwiches. As our secular style holiday, we they started noshing away MELISSA ELSMO/PIONEER PRESS played several hands of on my simple brunch buf- Easter platter with shrimp, hard-boiled eggs. tomatoes, peas and pita bread. cards and laughed until fet, I tidied the kitchen and tears rolled down our faces. put 15 leftover eggs into the Easter Egg Evolution Salad We were having a marvel- refrigerator. I knew I would ous time and none of us use them to make a lovely FOR THE PLATTER: looked at a clock. Before we egg salad for my family to i dozen hard boiled eggs knew it, it was practically enjoy later in the week, but - peeled and quartered morning. All four ofus had something felt off 2 pounds (10-15 count) cooked shrimp nearly forgotten the Easter The "Easter Bunny" had - peeled and tails left in tact Bunny was expected to hidden two dozen eggs for 2 tablespoons minced chives make an appearance and the kids to find and ac- 2 cups frozen peas, thawed we rushed in a panic to cordingto my math we i tablespoon chopped fresh dill finish our holiday tasks. were three eggs short. I i teaspoon olive oil The adults were feeling a wasn't interested in letting i cup halved grape tomatoes more than a little foggy in the smell ofthe forgotton 2 pocket-less pita breads the light of day after our eggs lead me to them and - pan fried and quartered late-night fun and were we urged the kids to find 1/2 cup Dijon mustard sensitive to the handful of the remaining eggs, but 1/4 cup honey very noisy kiddos anxiously they came up empty han- waiting to go on an Easter ded. FOR THE SALAD: egg hunt. We doled out the Before long ail of us were Leftovers from the platter Easter baskets and sent the frantically searching for the - excluding pita and tomatoes kids off to find an array of missing orbs and none of us 1-2 tablespoons light mayonnaise blue, pink and yellow eggs could find them...until we i teaspoon balsamic vinegar in the living room while we looked up. There, tucked in Toasted hot dog buns huddled around the coffee the tip top corners of our Lettuce leaves (optional) Open-faced Easter egg salad sandwiches on toasted hot dog buns. pot and passed out some curtain rods, lay three col- Salt and pepper aspirin. ored eggs. In the fogof a TO SERVE THE PLATTER: After a brief bit, we were very fun night, it appeared Arrange the eggs on a large platter. Toss the shrimp with the chives and place on the platter with the eggs. Toss the all feeling a little more alive the Easter Bunny had lost a peas with the dill, olive oil and a dash ofsalt. Arrange the peas on the platter with the tomatoes and pita triangles. Mix and the oldest of our brood little egg-hiding perspec- the Dijon mustard and honey to make a sauce and serve with the items on the platter. Instruct guests to build open handed usa basket full of tive. We've laughed about faced sandwiches for knife and fork eating. colorful hardboiled eggs. our rogue Easter Bunny She declared all the eggs antics for years. TO SERVE THE SALAD: had been found and happily Here's hoping your Chop any leftover eggs and Shrimp and place in a mixing bowl. Add the leftover peas and season with salt and moved onto eating a hand- Easter basket is brimming pepper. Add i tablespoon of leftover honey-mustard sauce, i tablespoon mayonnaise (more to taste) and balsamic ful of jelly beans, a few with laughter and good vinegar and mix well. Serve the salad on toasted hot dogbuns lined with lettuce ifdesired. Garnish with any leftover Peeps and a couple cream- company. tomatoes you may have. GO CALENDAR

Listings are subject to change. day 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Saturday 1 p.m. Chicago, $30, 773-935-6860 orgie Burkhardt's sister goes missing. Please call the venue in advance. and 6:30 p.m. Sunday, Cadillac Palace When a body is found and the town Theatre, 151 W. Randolph St., Chicago, Penny and Sparrow: 10 p.m. Friday, goes into mourning, Georgie sets out to $15-$77, 800-775-2000 Schubas Tavern, 3159 N. Southport Ave., uncover the truth. 7:30 p.m. Friday, 4 Friday, March 27 Chicago, $10, 773-525-2508 p.m. Sunday, 4 p.m. and 8 p.m. Saturday, "The Hammer Trinity: The Excelsior Lifeline Theatre, 6912 N. Glenwood "The Glass Protege":Hollywood King":Sixteen actors bring 54 charac- Alex Grammer:Alex and Sierra with Ave., Chicago, $20-$40,773-761-4477 1949. In an era of stifling movie produc- ters to life in a tale spanning three full- Paradise Fears. 6 pin. Friday, House of tion restraints and stars kept under length plays. 7:30 p.m. Friday, Chopin Blues, 329 N. Dearborn St., Chicago, Randy Rogers Band:8:30 p.m. Friday, oppressive control, innocent young Theatre, 1543 W. Division St., Chicago, $22,312-923-2000 Joe's Bai 940 W. Weed St., Chicago, $19, British actor Patrick Glass, newly ar- $15-$30, 773-769-3832 312-337-3486 rived iii Hollywood, feels the full force "The Sweeter Option":Strawdog of the studios' brute career-destroying ChIcago Styled: Fashioning the Theatre's 100th production is this world Evanston Children's Theatre power when he embarks on a scandal- MagnIficent Mlle:This exhibition premiere psychological thriller set in Presents, The MusIcal AnnIe Kidsi: ous love affair with his famous male uses 20 outfits from the museum's cos- 1971 Chicago, written by John Henry With equal measures of pluck and posi- co-star. 7:45 p.m. Friday-Sunday, Thea- turne collection to tell the story of a Roberts and directed by Marti Lyons. 8 tivity, little orphan Annie charms every- ter Wit, 1229 W. Belmont Ave., Chicago, street, in fashion. The exhibit nuns Nov. p.m. Friday-Saturday, Strawdog Thea- one's hearts despite a next-to-nothing $25-$40, 773-975-8150 15 to Aug. 16 and is free with admission. tre, 3829 N. Broadway, Chicago, $28, start in 1930s New York City. 7 p.m. 9:30 am. Friday-Saturday, noon Sunday, 866-811-4111 Friday, 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. Saturday, Levy "Endgame":This theatricalized, envi- 9:30 am. Monday-Wednesday, Chicago Senior Center, 300 Dodge Ave., Evans- ronmental production, designed by History Museum, 1601 N. Clark St., Trillium:The Chicago-based acoustic ton, $6, 847-448-8254 Elizabeth Bracken, takes after a kid's Chicago, free, 312-642-4600 quartet entertains with an eclectic rep- birthday party, replete with colored ertoire ranging from Celtic to bluegrass, Ail My Relations: A Seneca History: lights, favors and little hats for the audi- "Tomato Queen": Inthis musical with from ragtime to swing. Concert includes In collaboration with visual artist and ence, who sit at ledges with room for a book and lyrics by Christine Hodak and two complimentary drink tickets. 6:30 dancer Rosy Simas (Seneca), this exhibit beverage. Hamm, Cloy, Nag and Nell, music by Scott Lamps, an impatient p.m. Friday, Richard H. Driehaus Muse- introduces the history ofthe Seneca the characters in the play, are enclosed 11-year-old girl named Camina learns um, 40 E. Erie St., Chicago, $30-$35, culture through milestones in the lives in a wagonlike structure with its own that success takes time and teamwork 312-482-8933 ofSimas and her relations. It features walls and curtain. 8 p.m. Friday-Sat- and isn't worth much if you lose your traditional and modern Seneca artifacts, urday, 3 p.m. Sunday, 8 p.m. Monday, friends along the way. 8 p.m. Friday, 2 Maker & Muse: Women and Early which span various generations. 11 am. The Den Theatre, 1333 N. Milwaukee p.m. Saturday-Sunday, The Blue Thea- Twentieth Century Art Jewelry:The Friday-Wednesday, Mitchell Museum of Ave., Chicago, $28, 773-352-5599 tre, 1609 W. Gregory St., Chicago, free, museum presents the major exhibition the American Indian, 3001 Central St., 312-458-0895 comprised ofwonks drawn from the Evanston, Free-$5; $10-$12 for talk, "Balm In Gilead":This production set Collection ofRichard H. Dniehaus and 847-475-1030 in an all night coffee shop on Manhat- "Bible Bingo":Vicki Quade ("Late Nite prominent private and public collec- tan's Upper West Side follows the lives Catechism") unleashes a new, interac- tions throughout the United States. 10 Native Haute Couture:The year long of Joe (a cynical drug dealer) and Dar- tive comedy centered around an Arch- am. Friday-Wednesday, Richard H. exhibit celebrates the history of Native lene (a new arrival to the city) as their diocesan bingo department on the hunt Driehaus Museum, 40 E. Erie St., Chi- American high fashion from pre-con- paths cross over the course of three fon revenue. 8 p.m. Friday-Saturday, cago, $12.50-$20, 312-482-8933 tact to today. It features garments that days. 7:30 p.m. Friday-Saturday, 3 p.m. Royal George Theatre Center, 1641 N. showcase American Indian artistry and Sunday, The Den Theatre, 1333 N. Mil- Halsted St., Chicago, $30,312-988-9000 "Genius":This play examines the expertise in tanning, weaving, embroi- waukee Ave., Chicago, $20-$35, 773- secrets and alliances oftwo creative deny, beadwork and tailoring. 10 am. 398-7028 The Decemberlsts:7:30 p.m. Friday, couples from different generations who Friday-Wednesday, Mitchell Museum of The Chicago Theatre, 175 N. 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Niles North boys basket- ballcoach Glenn Olson couldn't help but text Abdel Nader after witnessing his former player put up 13 points against Kansas in Iowa State's 70-66 Big 12 tournament championship n. "We text throughout the season, and we had a nice conversation[afterthe Kansas win]' Olson said. "We are so proud of him. It's exciting to see the level he's playing at." Nader, a 6-foot-6 forward forthe Cyclones and a native of Skokie, played a key role for the Cyclones in 25 minutes against the Jay- hawks. The redshirt junior was aggressive getting to the rim and was an important factor offthe bench. In its next game, third- seeded Iowa State was upset by 14th-seeded Ala- bama-Birmingham 60-59 in the second round of the NCAA Tournament Nader scoredsixpoints and grabbed three rebounds. It hasn't been an easy journey for Nader. After transfethng from Northern Illinois in 2013, the 21-year- old had to sit out a year because of transfer rules. During his first season OPLIN WAGNER/AP playing for the Cyclones, Iowa State forward and Niles North grad Abdel Nader (2) defends Kansas guard Devonte Graham during the Big 12 Tournament title game in Kansas City, Nader's minutes were in- Missouri, on March14. consistent. But by the end of the year, Nader was finallyNorth, spent his year offability to make shots and start the season because ofwith the mental aspect,' pretty cool." fitting into his role. becoming more of a well-the ability to also have thethe incident Abdelmassih said."The This season Nader aver- "It's been a long [proc- rounded player. athleticism to go by guys. "It definitely taught mephysical aspect takes care ofaged 5.8 points in 16.4 mm- essI, but it's paid off so far' "I've really gotten a lot "It was an absolute no- to have more respect for theitself because he's inher-utes per game. With the Nader said. "It's great to be better since I've come tobramer the first time I satgame' Nader said. "It madeently got that It's the men-amount oftalent Iowa State part of a successful team.Iowa State' Nader said. "Idown to watch him onme realize that I've got total aspect where I've beenhad, there were games Playing th talented guysdon't know if I can justfilm." get my act together a littlereally satisfied with how where his role was reduced. every day are just makingspecify one part." Nader said the decisionbit more. It was a mistake, he's locked in." Nader now knows how to me a better player." For Iowa State,it wasto transfer from Northernbut I've moved on. I think Olson said he's seen Na-handle flucuationsin Under coach Fred Hoib- Nader's athleticismthatIllinois came down to theI've become a better person der grow as a man during playing time. erg,the Cyclones havecaught the eye of assistantHuskies' lack ofsuccess andbecause of it" the last four years. "I just hope everything made the NCAA Tourna- Matt Abdelmassih. his general unhappiness Outside of that incident, "You've got to under-works out for the best." ment four years in a row, "Coach [Hoiberg]has while there. The Cyclones'the mentors inhislife stand I've known AbdelNader said. "I've learned including a trip to the Sweetdone a tremendous job with recent success and style ofnoticed Nader's maturitysince he wasin highthat there are a lot of highs Sixteen last year. dynamic offensive players," play made them an easyduring his redshirt season. school," Olson said. "He'sand lows in a basketball Nader said it was toughAbdelmassih said. "Beingdecision for Nader. Abdelmassih, who told Na- grown leaps and bounds in season. I just have to stay watching without playing,able to do multiple things But there was an off-the-der to take every practice every level. His maturity asfocused on the games and but the taste of his team- and with a varied skill set,court incident that marredseriously during his ineligi-a person, with where hebe a good teammate." mates' success got him evenhe fits the way we play. OurNader's first year with Iowable year, said Nader putwent [from] being a star in more excited to return. Na- offense has been built toState. In April 2014, Naderhimself in a position to high school to now being onMatthew Paras is afreelance der, who started his high average 80 points per game, was arrested for drunken a 'a succeed when given a team where he's not thereporterfor Pioneer Press. school career at Maine Eastand that's the first thingdriving. He later served achance this season. man, and how he's inter- before transferring to Nilesthatpopped out - thethree-game suspension to "A lot of that has to doacted with his teammates is Twitter: @MatthewJ'aras SPORTS 49 ND grad Chievous is Hampton's'heart and soul' persisted, no matter his role. J Former Dons standout "As a leader, he's very vocal, registers double-double very vocal," junior guard Deron Powers said. "He comes hard against Kentucky in every time, every day in practice, NCAA Tournament every game. He's just playing as hard as he can, and therefore, we BY JONAH L ROSENBLUM all follow suit." Pioneer Press "He took that role. He relished it. His contributions went up and i DAYTON, Ohio - The first half down some nights because it's o' ofthe firstgame ofthe 2015 NCAA hard, I understand that, but he's a Tournament leftfans and the stand-up guy," Joyner, Jr.said. Internet talking about one name "He's a warrior, a hard-playing in particular: Quinton Chievous. young man." The former high school basket- ... ball standout at Notre Dame led The Pirates needed a warrior off the nationally televised half- on March 17 as they encountered time show on March 17, and his long odds, scorn and even den- first half double-double sparked sion. Hampton's First Four upset of Derision is what you get when Manhattan. you're the 24th team in history to "It's just an amazing thing, enter the NCAA Tournament with especially when everyone's count- a losing record. ing you 0ut' Chievous said. "1 The Jaspers were 19-13, making don't think anyone in the country their second consecutive NCAA had us winning. We're all just Tournament appearance under blessed." Masiello. They nearly upset Not much was expected of the Louisville in last year's second 6-foot-6 Chievous and his team- round. mates in their next game either. The Piratesparticipatedin Hampton (17-18) opened asa March Madness in 2011 and last 32-point underdog against overall won in the tournament a decade No. i seed Kentucky and lost to the earlier. undefeated Wildcats 79-56 on Chievous brought experience. March19. His Volunteers began last year's Chievous finished with 22 Sweet Sixteen run with a victory points and 10 rebounds - both in Dayton. team highs as no other Pirates "I've been here before," Chie- player reached double figures in vous said. "I wasn't playing a lot, scoring - against Kentucky. It was but I experienced stuff and I saw his second double-double in as stuff." many gamesaftertallying15 Last time he made the trip to points and 13 rebounds against the Dayton, Chievous didn't see the Jaspers. court This time, he seemingly "He was a terrific player," Man- couldn't get off the court. He hattan coach Steve Masiello said. played 34 of 37 minutes before "He had a blue-collar mentality crumpling to the ground with 2:59 He competed. He really mixed it remaining with a sprained anide. up well. He used his size to his He flashed athleticism with a advantage." ANDY LYONS/GETTY PHOTO soaring first-half dunk. He dem- "I'm so proud that now every-Hamptor's Quintan Chievous puts up a shot during the March 19 game against Kentucky in the second round onstrated power with a dunk over body's really getting to see theof the NCM mens basketball tournament at the KFC YUM! Center in Louisville, Kentucky. 6-9 Zane Waterman. Most impor- player that he is," Hampton coach tant, he wanted the ball - on Edward Joyner Jr. said. guy." not for me to say whether hegames. That streak climbed to sixoffense and on the boards. Over Averaging a double-double -deserved them or not, but I thinkwith a 19-point loss at New Jerseyand over, he held his hands out on Dons coach Tom Les spent the and being 1988 NBA first-roundcoming here he knew he would Institute ofTechnology on Feb. 2. the free-throw line, cajoling his night of March17 texting back and draft pick Derrick Chievous' songet those opportunities." Hampton was 8-14 and lookingteammates to give him the ball. forth with his assistants about- created plenty of interest, and This year, in his first season at anything but NCAA Tournament- "He just showed he wanted it Chievous' bignight. He washe committed to Tennessee. Hampton, Chievous started 17 ofbound. more," Manhattan senior forward thrilled. He averaged 10.2 minutes perthe Pirates' first 18 games. He "Believe it or not, as a team we Emmy Andujar said. "He has worked very hard to getgame as a redshirt freshman, butnever started a game during hisnever stopped believing," Joyner "I'm just enjoying the moment," to where he's at," Les said. "Whenthat fell to 3.6 his sophomore time in Knoxville. Jr. said. "We've heard everything, Chievous said. he came to Notre Dame as aseason, after which he decided to Chievous, a graduate student, they've heard everything, when sophomore, people don't realizemake the switch. then came off the bench in 11 ofwe were at that point, but theyJonah L. Rosenbium is a freelance he was just a part-time player and "Obviously, he didn't get the Hampton's next 12 games. never stopped." reporterfor Pioneer Press. he jumped from sophomore yearopportunities that he wanted at When Chievous hit the bench, Chievous, a young team's "heart to his junior year to be a 20 and 10Tennessee," Joyner Jr. said. "It'sthe Pirates had lost two straightand soul," according to Joyner Jr., Twitter: @jonahlrosenbluni 50 SPORTS

Pryor returns from injuries to help Robert Morris in NCAAtourney B JONAH L. On Feb. 21, Pryor made ROSENBLUM four 3-pointers against Bry- Pioneer Press antasthe Colonials launched a seven-game win DAYTON, Ohio - The streak that carried them brace lingers on his right through the Northeast Con- knee. ference Tournament and The hesitation occasion- the First Four. Starting with ally returns. the Central Connecticut Increasingly, however, af- State game, Pryor tallied ter missing two years due to multiple 3-pointers in each injur)Evanston's Rodney of the final 10 games and Pryor is flashing the star shot 49.2 percent from be- I power he showed while in hind the arc during that high school at Notre Darne. time. Never more so than on "He's playedhisbest March 18 when Pryor basketball here in the last poured in 20 points to help month and a half," Toole Robert Morris to an 81-77 said. First Four victory over CS North Florida in the NCAA All of that was on display men's basketballtourna- at UD Arena. ment. Seven minutes in, two The next stage was even defenders came out to press bigger. as Pryor received a handoff. Robert Morris played He knifed to the hoop with- North Florida before a half- out hesitation for a layup. full University of Dayton Trailingby eight a minute Arenaaspatrons were before halftime, Pryor drove eagerly awaiting Dayton's baseline, fearlessly absorb- appearance in the second ing contact as he finished a game of the doubleheader. layup. That wasn't a problem His 3-pointer with 8:53 Friday night - Duke never remaining sparked an 11-O gets the undercard. run that brought the Colo- Especially not when the niais from seven down to Blue Devils are the South's four up. topseed.Especially not "It's a play he's made a when Jahlil Okafor is poised million times," Toole said. to follow Kyrie Irving and "He knocked it down and it Jabari Parker as the next big kind of put everybody at thing out of Duke. Espe- ease. We started to defend ciallynotinCharlotte, hard and we startedto North Carolina, just down execute offense.It was Interstate 85 from Durham. really a big turning point in Pryor tallied team highs the game." in both points (23) and Pryor's comeback from rebounds(five),butit injury is far from over. wasn't enough as Duke beat "It's still a work in prog- 16th-seeded Robert Morris ress," Pryor said. "When 85-56. there are a lot of feet in the se. JOE POBBINS/GETV PHOTO area, like on offensive re- Perhaps Pryor was meantRobert Morris' Rodney Pryor takes a shot against North Florida during the first round of the NCAA men's basketball tour- bounds and situations like for the big stage. nament at UD Arena on March18. that, I still have a lot of that "I always thought Rod- in the back ofmy mind, and ney was going to be a specialceived a lot of interest from you get to know him as alooked to me like he waswell," Pryor said. "I wasn't it prevents me from being as player:' Dons coach Tomhigh majors, but then when person and as a kid, we got a back all the way, but again,shooting the ball well.I aggressive as I want to on Les said. I tore my ACL first day ofreally strong sense that re- until you do it in a game-like wasn't as aggressive asI the floor." When Pryor, after miss-practice in JUCO, they allgardless of what adversitysituation, it's never a guar- needed to be. I got into a low But hisprognosisis ing his freshman season atleft, and the mid-majors he faced, he was going to beante&' area. I told myself this new looking better than ever. Cloud County (Kansas)started to pour in." able to come back." Pryor scored at least nine month is going to be a new "It's just been a blessing:' Community College with a Robert Morris was one of ... points in nine ofthe Coloni- me." Pryor said. "All I can give broken left foot, caught thethose mid-majors. After watching Pryor als' first 11 games. However, Two days later, he had 15thanks to is the man above." Colonials' eye at The All- "In between injuries, we work out this past summer,he was limited to seven points and nine rebounds in American JUCO Showcase,got to see him and we knew Les agreed. points and a rebound in a a win over Central Connect-Jonah L. Rosenbium is a they were far from the onlywhat his talent was and we "T still saw much of the Feb. 12 loss to Lili Brooklyn icut State. Pryor enteredfreelance reporter for Pio- ones looking. knew how capable he was," same athleticism that I sawthat dropped Robert MorrisCentral Connecticut State neer Press. "I got a lot of notorietyRobert Morris coach An-when he was playing for us to 12-13. at 13.7 points per game. He there," Pryor said. «1 re-drew Toole said. "Then, asin high school:' Les said. "It . 'I knew I wasn't playing averaged 20.4 afterThat. Tter®jonahlmserihm SPORTS 5j

Sixcoreplayers help coachput o. Notre Damehockey 'on the map' BY ERIC VAN DPJL Pioneer Press BENSENVILLE - The high school and club hockey seasons completely overlap in Illinois, providing players and their families with options. Three years ago, most of the hockey players at Notre Dame chose not to play for the school's team when a coaching change led to Bart Czachor taldng over as the program's head coach. Among the players who elected to play for the Dons in 2012-13, a core group of six sophomores - forwards Brendan Golden, Ben Lo- pez, Nic Yzaguirre, and de- fensemen Mike Kavanagh, Brandon Maize and Mike Sabatino - emerged. To- gether with Czachor, they worked to rebuild Notre Dame's program. "After the coaching change they came in and theytold us, 'It'sjust going to be something that's going to take some time "said Gold- en, now a senior. "You've got to stick with it. You're going to take your blows. You're going to play some teams that are definitely better than you. You're going to have some tough competition. But, in the end, it's only going to help us." JERRY DALIEGE/PIONEEP PRESS The Dons went 11-42-1 in Glenbrook North's Alexander Merritt, left, and Notre Dame's Nic Yzaguirre battle for the puck on March16 in the AHAI Blackhawk Cup semifinals. 2012-13. They didn't make the Catholic League playoffs eventually beating some ofeverybody just how far tournament in our first year,has14 plars slated toand Sabatino - can take in 2013, and there was a Illinois' best teams. they've come, we would have lost 20-0. return next season. Czachorpride in the fact that their sizable gulf between them Building the program was It started with a 2-0 upsetThat's how different it is?' added that more than 20decision to stick with Notre and the state's best teams. something the coaches andof third-seeded Providence Notre Dame then rock- eighth-graders are expectedDame hockey over the last But there was alwaysthat group of six talkedin the second round of the eted out to a 2-0 lead against to come into the program.three years made a differ- belief. Belief in the coaches'about "all the time," Yza-AHAI Blackhawk Cup onGlenbrook Northinthe Yzaguirre and Golden ence. system and what they wereguirre said. "It was one ofMarch 2. Notre Dame, thestate semifinals on March agreed that next year's team "They're part of the pro- teaching, according to Yza- the things we really wanted 14th seed, followed that up 16. The Dons led 2-1 to start could be even better thangram, moving forward," guirre. Belief that the team,to do. We knew that even- on March 10 with a 4-3 winthe third period, but the this year's because so manyCzachor said. "They'll al- with age and experience,tually we'd get better." over sixth-seeded St. Rita ¡nSpartans - who beat Benetsophomores and juniors ways be a part ofit. They put would become more and They did. The Dons went the state quarterfinals. to win the state champi- took on prominent roles all us on the map, and nowAet's more competitive. Most im-24-28-2 a year ago and were "We would have neveronship on Sunday - scored season. see how far we can go?' portantly, there was a beliefeven more comeptitive this done that before;' Czachorthree straight goals in the Regardless of how future among the group that theseason. Notre Dame fin- said of the St Rita victory "Ithird period and held on to Notre Dame teams perform,Eric Van Dril is a freelance hardships and struggles as ished with a 41-16-1 recordwas laughing [recently]. Iwin4-3. thisyear's group of sixreporterfor Pioneer Press. sophomores and juniorsthis season, and over the last said,'If we would have Notre Dame appears toseniors - Golden, Lopez, would lead to Notre Damemonth the Dons showedplayed them in the statebe a program on the rise. It Yzaguin'e, Kavanagh, Maize Twitter: @VariDrjlSports 2 SPORTS

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Nues West's headliners this spring fIgure to be senior Christine Mujica in the 1,600-meter run and junior Jazrnine RMa- nan in the 300 hurdles. They qualified for the Class 3A state meet in their respective events last spring. Mujica, also a two-time state qualifier in cross country plans to run at DePaul in the fill. She had a strong winter, which included a win in the 800 at the always- competitive Proviso West Invite. Rafanan has placed high in several indoor meets and has her sights on punching a ticket downstate this spring in both hurdle events. Coach Mark Medland also is happy to welcome junior Nicole Camburn from the school's softball program. She projects as a top-flight distance nmner. Also possessing gtod potential is junior AikoSekino in the shot put. Ridgewood Three sprinters figure to spearhead the Rebels' fortunes this spring. Senior Teresa Nuccio and juniors Georgia Velkov and Julie Guler will all compete individually and comprise three-fourths of Ridgewood's two sprint relays. Nucclo alsohas designs on atrip downstate in the high jump. She reached her personal record of 4 feet, 8 inches at all three meets during the indoor season. Nues North Leading the way for the Vikings will be senior Fiona Kanam, who was eighth (42-3) in the shot put at the Class 3A state meet as a junior. She's already thrown 45-6 indoors this winter and is looking to move up in the final standings. Coach Andy Swedberg also hopes to put together strong 4x100 and 4x200 relay teams, with hopes of being fast enough to challenge school records in both races. Junior jumper Alyssa Moy was an all-conference performer in 2014 and Swedberg thinks the school record in the triple jump is attainable. Notes Maine South finished sixth at the Class 3A Nues West Sectional last season with 38 NIC SUMMERS/PIONEER PPESS points while Maine East took ninth (20). Nues Wests Christine Mujica runs at the CÌass 34 Nues West Sectional on May15, 2014. She qualified for state last season in the ,6O0- meter run. SPORTS BOYS TRACK AND FIELD SEASON PREVIEW

BY STEVE REAVEN Joe Hinderer, who just Pioneer Press missed the state qualifying mark in 2014. Maine South hasits The Knights also have work cut out to replace up-and-coming sopho- graduated sprinter John more distance runners in Hader, now competing for Peter Conroy and Patrick Eastern Illinois, and dis- Moore. Conroy was a Class tance runner JackCar- IA state cross country quai- penter, who is now running ifier in the fail and has at Marquette. Despite shifted hisattentionto those holes, coach Scott trackafterpreviously Sutscheksaid he likes the playing baseball. Hawks' program-wide depth. Maine East The optimism starts with returning state-meet Maine East may lack qualifiers Henry Mierzwa depth, but the Blue De- 4- (1,600-meter run) and Paul mons have several frontline D'Ambrosio (3,200). Both performers who figure to are seniors and Sutschek make noisethisspring. thinks they can advance to Two shot putters, Nick Pay- this year's finals. There's lovic and George Corey, also excitement about two stand out. They finished throwers, senior John Bar- first and second, respec- go and sophomore Kevin tively, at the CSL North Jarvis, who put the shot 53 indoor meet on Friday. feet indoors to surpass the They've both thrown over outdoor statequalifying 50 feet indoors. mark Senior Jasin Murati is likely to be the team's top scorer. Among the jumping Niles West events he will focus on the The Wolves Jost many triple jump and he special- seniors from lastyear's HIC SUMMERS/PIONEER PRESS izes in the hurdles. Murati squad, according to coach In this May2, 2014,photo, Northridge's Forest Moses goes over the bar while competing ¡n the high jump at Ridgewood. also has the speed to run in Chris Vivone, but some the sprints. talentedathletesreturn. Also warranting atten- Senior Jackson DenleyNues North meet on Friday, and hur- Vommaro. Forest Moses. The seniorlion will be junior Torrain (400) will try to become the dlers Nelson Mafany and The sprinttriohelps enters the outdoor seasonHaughton, who has taken program'sfirstfour-time Whatever success comesLeandro Oaing.North'scomprise both the 4x100 fresh off winning the USAto the 800 and is expected state qualifier and captains the Vikings' way this springlone returning state qualifi-and 4x200 relays, both ofTrack and Field Nationalto also be a factor on the Jeff Wilier and Brandonwill be almost entirely fu-er is senior triple jumperwhich qualified for state inYouth Indoor champion- 4x400 relay. Costantino will lead theeled by a strong juniorAdrain Coardos. 2014. Cabot again hopes toship in Maryland two sprinting corps. class. Coach Paul Swanson qualify in the 100, whileweeks ago with a personal-Notre Dame The two other captainswill mold together sprintRidgewood Manga] could compete inbest leap of 6-4.75. He are hurdler Mike Maunarelays from a group that either of the sprints or thefinished 10th at the Class The Dons will lean on and distance runner Theoincludes Craig Dawkins, The Rebels had a sizable400. The Rebels' strongIA state meet in the highthree senior leaders this Beck. Vivone said he likesMatthew Taylor, new-contingent atlastyear'sjunior class includes hun-jump a year ago. Moses hasspring:Jim Finneke the potential of Frankiecomer Jaepel Ortiz, who Class 2A state meet, and alldler Adam Bonifaciuk, thehis eyes on qualifying for(sprints), Joe Huger (hur- Santa and Niko Dominguez moved to the area frombut one of the eight statesquad's top hurdler and thestate in both hurdles events dles) and Kevin Cooney in the middle distances,North Carolina, and Bar-qualifiers is returning thisfourth leg on both sprintand the triple jump this(throws). Somejuniors that while he hopes to see jun- rington Wade, a runningspring. Coach Tony Gua-relays. year, as well as the highare worth watching include ior triple jumper J.C. Wa-back who has several Divi- genti looks to build on what jump, according to coachMatt Contreras (distance), bomnor take a big stepsion I football offers. he called a "learning expe-Northridge Mike Egle. Jim Topping (sprints) and forward. Also in the junior class isnience" at the state meet. Egle said he also likes theJack Wernet (discus). The Wolves also have along jumper RomanoThe Rebels have a strong The defending Inde-potential of Justin Evans, strong sophomore classGayle, who jumped 20 feet, sprint corps led by seniorpendent School Leaguewho could qualify for theSteve Reaven is a freelance that could add depth by the3.25 inches at the CentralRyan Cabot and juniorschampions have a star at- state meet in both throwingreporterfor Pioneer Press. end of the spring. Suburban North indoor Enick Manga] and Giuliano tractionin high jumperevents, and triple jumper In this May15, 2014, photo, Nues Norths Fiona Kanam throws the discus during the Class 34 Nues West Sectional In Skokie.

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