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[Bleepin'] [Bleepin'] Lake County Bar Association “One of the greatest musical presents comedies in Lake County” “A performance one will BoorasBooras never forget” in “Magnificent!” [Bleepin’][Bleepin’] Featuring: # Italian Court # Judicial Jeopardy # Robe WOW! # And much more! A message from: The Director keeping with the spirit of “Fiddler on the Roof” our bi-annual traditionIn continues with another Gridiron extravaganza! And once again talented writers, actors, singers and band members have joined their creative forces to produce a ‘golden’ show! It has been an absolute pleasure and honor to participate in this worthy endeavor. Gridiron 2010 would not have been possible without the tireless efforts of so many selfless people both on stage and behind the scenes! On behalf of all the directors, we hope you enjoy the show and strongly recommend that you get involved in Gridiron 2012. It will be an experience you will never forget! Now, without further delay, LIGHTS, MUSIC, ACTION… A message from: The President great big welcome and thank you for attending the Lake CountyA Bar Association Gridiron Show of 2010. Every other year the Bar Association shoots to entertain and produce a lot of laughter, many groans, and even a few thoughtful satirical insights by presenting the Lake County legal world through the eyes, voices, and acting of your own LCBA Gridiron players. The show is called “The Gridiron” for a reason – those of you who may find yourself the subject of a particular skit or of a fictional (um!) portrayal will understand why. Remember, “turnabout is fair play” but should be limited to the courtroom where you can really make it count! We give great thanks to all of the supporters of the Gridiron, both through the generous giving of time and by generous financial support from our sponsors and advertisers. It is rumored that this year’s playbill is the best ever! Once again, Director Veronica O’Malley, Musical Director Janelle Christensen, Head Writer John Quinn, Mike Mermel, Chief of the Tech Crew, and Tom Pasquesi and his musical ensemble really make it all happen for our Gridiron players and you, our favorite audience members. Have a blast at our 2010 show! 2 The Gridiron March 2010 Gridiron 2010 is [bleepin’] Golden 1. Commercial Pet Law Rick Lesser & Friends 2. Opening It’s Going to be a Great Night The Hon. Charles Johnson, Dan Jasica, & Cast 3. Skit Did you Tape Me? Dan Jasica & Mark Simons 4. Commercial Swami-Expert in the Paranormal The Hon. Charles Johnson, Jennifer Beeler,Stella Veystel & Alan Pearlman 5. Skit Italian Court Mike Ori, John Rizzo, Jo Ann Frantianni, Raquel Robles-Eschbach, James Simonian, Gretchen Neddenriep,The Hon. Michael Betar,The Hon. Jane Waller,Jennifer Beeler,Mark Simons, Sally Coffelt & Jack Quinn 6. Commercial Real Men of Genius – Mr. Deputy Turned Process Server The Hon. Charles Johnson, The Hon. Thomas Schippers, Mike Ori & Mark VanDonselaar 7. Commercial Whoops They’ve Fallen and They’ll Never Get Up Jennifer Beeler,Patricia Cornell, Jack Quinn, David Ganfield, Mark VanDonselaar & Alan Pearlman 8. Song Have You Seen Mary Schostok? Phil Baron, Doug Stiles, Steve Larson, The Hon. John Phillips & Sally Coffelt 9. Commercial Robe Wow Rick Lesser,Deborah Goldberg, Raquel Robles-Eschbach, Jack Quinn, David Ganfield & The Hon. Charles Johnson 10. Skit Your Wife Dan Jasica & Alan Pearlman 11. Commercial Real Women of Genius – Ms. Newly Appointed Assoc. Judge Anne Linn, Deborah Goldberg, Gretchen Neddenriep, Sally Coffelt & Jennifer Beeler 12. Commercial Blue Man Firm The Hon. Jane Waller,Stella Veystel, The Hon. Thomas Schippers, Steven Rice, Patricia Cornell & The Hon. Charles Johnson March 2010 The Gridiron 3 Gridiron 2010 is [bleepin’] Golden 13. Song Courtroom 402 Boogie Anne Linn, Nandia Black & Sally Coffelt 14. Skit The News The Hon. George Strickland, Stella Veystel & John Quinn 15. Song I’m Coming Out The Hon. Thomas Schippers, The Hon. Charles Johnson, The Hon. Michael Betar,Mike Ori & Mark Simons 16. Skit 19th Judicial Jeopardy Steve Rice, Deborah Goldberg, Doug Stiles & Jennifer Beeler 17. Commercial Real Men of Genius – Mr. Big Shot Downtown Attorney The Hon. Charles Johnson, The Hon. Thomas Schippers, Mike Ori & Scott Gibson 18. Song For The Longest Time The Hon. John Phillips, Phil Baron, Sally Coffelt, Doug Stiles & Steve Larson 19. Commercial Judicial Files James Simonian, Jo Ann Frantianni & Nandia Black 20. Skit Courtroom Enterprise Doug Stiles, Rick Lesser,David Ganfield, Patricia Cornell, Steve Rice, Scott Gibson, The Hon. Michael Betar,Raquel Robles-Eschbach, Julie Lundquist & Mark VanDonselaar 21. Skit If I Were a Rich Man / Deal Maker Dan Jasica, Nandia Black, Alan Pearlman 22. Closing Gridiron Rock Cast 4 The Gridiron March 2010 Gridiron 2010 is [bleepin’] Golden THE DIRECTOR The Hon. Judge Veronica O’Malley THE MUSIC DIRECTOR Janelle Christensen THE TECHNICAL DIRECTOR Michael Mermel THE BAND Craig Pierson, Tom Pasquesi, Martin Smith & David Stepanich THE WRITERS John Quinn, Steve Rice, Mark Chavin, The Hon. Mitch Hoffman, Dan Jasica, Janelle Christensen & The Hon. Veronica O’Malley BACK STAGE CREW Julio Argueto, Mimi Black, Erin Cartwright, Mark Chavin, Virginia Elliott, Shyama S. Parikh, Ji Un Saw, Nicole Slobe, Rebecca Whitcomb, Carrie Zuniga THANKS TO THE PLAYBILL SALES COMMITTEE MEMBERS (You know who you are) March 2010 The Gridiron 5 6 The Gridiron March 2010 March 2010 The Gridiron 7 8 The Gridiron March 2010 Al Salvi Attorney - At - Law Salvi & Maher, L.L.C. 325 Washington Street, Suite 302 • Waukegan, IL 60085 Phone: (847) 662-3303 • Fax: (847) 662-3453 www.salvi-law.com court of first resort good luck on the gridiron felony division judges March 2010 The Gridiron 9 10 The Gridiron March 2010 Turn that stack of evictions into closed cases and empty spaces. The attorneys at Kovitz Shifrin Nesbit know exactly how to get it done. Over the past four years, we've filed more than 10,000 eviction cases in Chicago, the suburbs and collar counties. Our experienced attorneys know how the courtrooms work...and how to get results. Don’t let your stack of evictions grow any higher. Call 847-537-0500. KOVITZ SHIFRIN NESBIT We represent financial institutions and businesses in matters involving litigation, commercial real estate, business transactions, commercial restructuring, bankruptcy and creditors' rights. Our practice also focuses on representing condominium and homeowner associations, trust/estate administration and wealth planning. 847-537-0500 www.ksnlaw.com Buffalo Grove Chicago Naperville Lake Forest Racine, Wisconsin March 2010 The Gridiron 11 AWALC Best wishes! Association of Woman Attorney’s of Lake County awalc.org MichaelAttorney S. at DanianLaw Come join us 9 North County Street • Waukegan, IL 60085 We welcome women, men and even Judges! Tel. (847) 662-8777 • Fax (847) 662-8794 Meetings are held the first Wednesday of every month at noon at Potesta’s Resturant, Waukegan Upcoming Meetings: Bart J. Carroll, Jr. April 7 My SECRET love affair with Themis, a dead goddess: Judge James Booras Patrick M. Ouimet May 5 Installation Dinner: My reign as a capo di tutti capi. Judge Victoria Rossetti Robert O. Ackley June 2 Advice to New Judges: Don’t throw the book at him, I haven’t read it yet! Judge Ray McKoskie Wish the mighty cast and crew of the Gridiron July 7 Getting a Bange out of being a Judge. Judge George Strickland. Best of luck, bust a rhyme and Break A Leg” GOOD LUCK TO THE CAST & CREW! David R. Del Re D Attorney and Couselor at Law The Law Offices of David R. Del Re R A Professional Corporation 210 N. Martin Luther King, Jr. Ave. • Waukegan, IL 60085 phone 847.625.9800 • fax 847.625.9980 D [email protected] • www.delrelawfirm.com 12 The Gridiron March 2010 BEST WISHES FOR A SUCCESSFUL GRIDIRON WALLY DUNN Paid for by Citizens for Judge Dunn. A copy of our report filed with the State Board of Elections is (or will be) available for purchase from the State Board of Elections, Springfield, Illinois. March 2010 The Gridiron 13 14 The Gridiron March 2010 March 2010 The Gridiron 15 Members Day h at the Ballpark Sunday August 8, 2010 1:00 p.m. Gary RailCats vs. Lake County Fielders Watch for details. 16 The Gridiron March 2010 He might not be in court everyday but when he is, he just might be the most interesting lawyer in Lake County… PRACTICE LAW ANGRY, my friends • Life lives life on his terms… • His organ donor card includes his pipe • His sweetest candies were taken from the finest babies… • His tears cure cancer, though he has never cried… • Chickens hatch prematurely so they are counted out of fear for him… • When it’s freezing cold outside, it’s because his cardiologist is checking his heart… • He’s been kicked out of movie theatres for laughing too loud. He’s still giggling over “Sophie’s Choice”… March 2010 The Gridiron 17 THE LAW OFFICES OF Congratulations GOLDBERG & KANE RIDIRON LAYERS 813 Washington Street G P ! Waukegan, Illinois 60085 (847) 662-0280 Often mistaken for Jorge Gary Cooper and Ortiz Carmen Miranda Trying really hard to concentrate in family law. PAID FOR BY FRIENDS OF CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE JORGE ORTIZ. A COPY OF OUR REPORT FILED WITH THE STATE BOARD OF ELECTIONS IS (OR WILL BE) AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE FROM THE Se hablan Espanol e Ingles. STATE BOARD OF ELECTIONS, SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS. www.goldberg-kane.com 18 The Gridiron March 2010 March 2010 The Gridiron 19 20 The Gridiron March 2010 Congratulations Gridiron Cast! Knock em dead! PASQUESI ASSOCIATES, P.C. Legal Advisors to Individuals and their Families and Businesses for over 50 years Thomas A. Pasquesi Amy L. Goldsmith Corey L. Minnihan Theodore A. Pasquesi, Retired 101 Waukegan Road, Suite 600 • Lake Bluff, IL 60044 (847) 295-9980 email: [email protected] • www.pasquesi.net March 2010 The Gridiron 21 DOUG ROBERTS IS RUNNING FOR WHAT? Best Wishes The Law Offices of LINN, CAMPE AND RIZZO, LTD.
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