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Grandfathers devoted to students — and each other BY SELENA FRAGASSI

arty Polin and Seymour Weiner are not only friends to the hundreds of elementary children they engage with every week as “grandpa volunteers” at Northbrook’s Wescott School — they have also been best friends to each other for more than 70 years. “In all these years we’ve never had an argument or falling out. If you boil it down, it’s because we really love one another,” says “Grandpa Marty” Polin about “Grandpa See,” as they are known to the students in their respective first- and third-grade classes. The school celebrated the duo in a patriotic assembly this spring that both honored their service during World War II and celebrated their birthdays — which is where their story begins. Polin and Weiner were born only four days apart in 1927 (they’re now 88). Both grew up on Chicago’s West Side, but they did not meet until freshman year at Crane Tech High School in 1940.

“We both had a common interest in architecture and took drawing for three years, so we were together a lot in high school,” recalls Polin. The two lived together for one semester in college before being separated by World War II. While Polin was drafted into the Navy and lived at Naval Station Great Lakes, Weiner was dispatched to South Carolina to join the Marines. The geographical distance caused their one and only drifting apart. Neither can recall exactly how long it lasted or exactly how they reconnected (“You’re asking two 88-year-olds to remember details,” Weiner jokes), but none of that really matters because they’ve always been connected regardless of time and space. “We’re twins. They didn’t create us that way but we are twins,” says Weiner. “I’ll wake up in morning and put on a blue sweater. I have not talked to Marty, but when I see him he will have a blue sweater on. This happens two to three times a Continues on page 14

LOOKING TO SAVE FACE(S)

A portrait beloved by former Mayor Daley searches for a home BY BILL MCLEAN

he lithograph of four expressions of former Chicago mayor Richard J. Daley rests in a home in Wilmette. For now. How it got there — why it was produced, actually — is rooted in an ornery aide of the longtime Democratic mayor, a crestfallen, scrambling artist and a man of the cloth who votes … Republican. The Rev. Richard Dalton, an Anglican priest from Rochester, Mich., and his wife, Theresa, have four daughters. One of them, Elisabeth, lives in the North Shore home with the reproduction of the oil painting, created by Diana NevilleKnowles in 1975 and presented to an awestruck, teary-eyed Daley in a ceremony held at City Hall. Elisabeth and her father, a former Wilmette resident, believe it belongs elsewhere. “My dad [the late Robert G. Dalton] bought it in the mid1970s, but I’m not exactly sure why,” Fr. Dalton, 64, says. “He never hung it on a wall. He collected portraits of U.S. Presidents, all of them painted by Diana, and he hung those. I have 10 of them; they’re in my home

The Rev. Richard Dalton — a Republican — with the lithograph of the late Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley, a staunch Democrat, which rests at Dalton’s daughter’s home in Wilmette. PHOTOGRAPHY BY J0EL LERNER

in Michigan. Dad loved Diana’s work. “I like the image of Daley at the bottom, the one where he is kind of smirking, with a twinkle in his eye … his Irish eye. You look at him, you think of Chicago, don’t you? You don’t think of Michigan, and you don’t think of Wilmette.

“It needs to find a home, a proper home, in Chicago.” The portrait’s artist is living in Bigfork, Mont., tickled somebody is devoting time to relocate a lithograph of one of her 20,000-plus pieces of artwork. Her subjects also include Frank and Nancy Sinatra, Johnny Carson, Jackie Robinson and

Jack Nicklaus. Her portrait of former first lady Pat Nixon hangs in the Smithsonian. The Variety Club had commissioned Neville-Knowles to create the Daley oil painting. She needed 18 months to complete it, sometimes working up to Continues on page 12

Burglary prompts call for new police equipment

n the early hours of May 13, Lake Forest Police responded to a report of a burglary in progress in the 1800 block of Farm Road. Several offenders were found breaking into cars. Two suspects were apprehended immediately by officers, and two others fled on foot.

The third and fourth suspects were located later and taken into custody. The Lake Forest Police Department has requested assistance from the Lake Forest Police Foundation to fund the purchase of additional equipment that would have been beneficial

in apprehending all subjects faster. These items include four 3,600 lumen portable light systems that are approximately $600 each, and two pieces of night-vision equipment that cost approximately $5,000 each. The 3,600 lumen lights are able to cast a useful beam nearly half a mile, and the night

vision is optical equipment that would allow officers to see in the dark and provide a tactical advantage. To donate, visit www.lakeforestpolicefoundation.org or contact Kasey Dunn Morgan with the Lake Forest Police Department at 847-810-3843 or morgank@cityoflakeforest.com.

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IN THIS ISSUE [ NEWS ] 12 the boss

The owners of a portrait of the late Mayor Richard Daley of Chicago hope to find a new home for it.

14 n orth shore announcements

Find out what’s happened and what will happen in our towns.

[ LIFESTYLE & ARTS ] 16 o ut & about

Discover the answers our roving photographer received to our weekly question to North Shore residents.

18 north shore foodie

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22 social whirl

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[REAL ESTATE ] 28 open houses

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Find out - complete with map - what houses you can walk through for possible purchase on the North Shore on Sunday.

30 north shore offerings

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[ SPORTS ] 47 t revians are terrific - again

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hen longtime North Shore resident Stuart Cohen finally visited Lake Forest, the short suburban trip served as an introduction to the work of Howard Van Doren Shaw. It was an eye-opener. “When I finally saw Market Square, it was a revelation, a small jewel that epitomized for me what urban design should be,” writes Cohen in “Inventing the New American House: Howard Van Doren Shaw, Architect,” a new coffee-table book published by The Monacelli Press. The work itself will be a revelation to those with little knowledge of Shaw, whose death at 57 was national news. I had no idea, until I turned the pages, that I grew up across from one of Shaw’s brilliant creations, Havenwood II, built for Edward Larned Ryerson Sr. In my day, it was a monastery, home for the Franciscan Fathers in Lake Forest. I toured the mansion once for a school report and at other times remember strolling the beautiful grass paths (uninvited), admiring

the pavilions that adorned the property and even searching for empty beer cans for my incipient collection until the wrecking ball knocked most of the estate down in favor of single-family homes. Among other titans, Shaw built homes for printer Reuben H. Donnelley, newspaper publisher Joseph Medill Patterson and Gustavas Franklin Swift Jr. of the meatpacking dynasty. He may be best known for the home where he lived, now the artists’ retreat Ragdale in Lake Forest, whose picture graces Cohen’s cover. Why write a book now about the architect, who passed away nearly 90 years ago? “Shaw was one of the most original and inventive architects of his day,” says Cohen, himself an architect of renown in the area who once worked in New York for Richard Meier and for the late Philip Johnson. “His work was comfortable and livable while considered modern by his contemporaries. I wanted a larger audience of architects and historians to appreciate his

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fascinating life, it will no doubt be worth attending. Enjoy the weekend.

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SAVE FACE(S) Continued from page 1

the presentation of the original in the ceremony at City Hall, Neville-Knowles sought to borrow it for one of her showings at a gallery in the Marriott Lincolnshire Resort. “Here’s where it starts to get interesting,” Neville-Knowles recalls. “Really interesting.” An aide to the mayor rebuffed her request, saying, “You can’t have that!” The same aide had provided photographs of Daley to Neville-Knowles. The powerful mayor of a major city did not have time to pose and display four expressions for hours on end. “It broke my heart when I was turned down,” NevilleKnowles says. “I had invited 300 people [to the showing; nearly 400 would show up]. I certainly wanted the Daley painting to be a part of it. I knew of a company in California that did lithographs, so I took a picture of the painting and had it delivered to the company overnight.” The company produced the lithograph at a cost of $125. It would arrive on time for the showing. Here is where Forrest Tuck-

er, the television/movie actor, enters the picture. Among Tucker’s portrayals were Sergeant O’Rourke in “F Troop”, the TV sitcom, and Pfc. Al Thomas in “Sands of Iwo Jima”, the movie. Tucker was a good friend of Neville-Knowles’ for-

“It needs to find a home, a proper home, in Chicago” —Rev. Richard Dalton mer husband. Tucker also was a good friend of Richard J. Daley. “The mayor,” NevilleKnowles says, “heard, from Forrest Tucker, that I wasn’t allowed to use the original for that night at the Marriott Lincolnshire. That upset the mayor. I heard he had told somebody in his administration, ‘You let that little lady use it for however long she wants to use it!’ ” About 90 minutes before

the start of the showing, a limo stopped near the Marriott Lincolnshire Resort entrance. Three armed guards spilled out of the vehicle. They carefully transported the oil painting to the resort’s gallery. Eyes of art enthusiasts got a good look at the original. Two of them belonged to Robert G. Dalton, owner of an office equipment company. “He was a magnificent man,” Neville-Knowles says. Fr. Dalton’s father bought the lithograph from NevilleKnowles. Robert Dalton died in 1986, 10 years after the death of Richard J. Daley. Fr. Dalton inherited it and, years later, gave the lithograph to his daughter Elisabeth’s father-inlaw, who had a connection to Chicago. It later got stored in a garage at a home in a western suburb of Chicago. Elisabeth’s mother-in-law cleaned out that garage one day and returned the piece of artwork, now slightly damaged, to the Dalton family. Not too long ago Elisabeth received it, a gift that keeps on … changing hands. Elisabeth, a former Glenview resident, called her father up in Michigan and asked, “What should I do with it?” A

project was born. Fr. Dalton accepted it, embraced it, went to work on it. He visits the North Shore about six times a year. “I thought it would be fun, trying to find a home for it,” says Dalton, who lived in Wilmette for three years as a youth and attended Howard Junior High School, which closed in 1979. “I have called the Chicago History Museum. I would like to see it hanging in a library in Chicago or maybe in a restaurant [the mayor had frequented] in the city. He was the mayor for so many years [21]. He was a Chicago icon. The name, Daley … that’s iconic. I want other people, a lot of people, to see the lithograph and enjoy it. That would be fantastic. “I don’t want it to end up staying in a closet forever.” And the original painting? It moved from City Hall after the mayor’s death in 1976 to his widow’s home. She died in 2003, and no one seems to be sure where it ended up. Do you know of a fitting destination for the Richard J. Daley lithograph? If so, please contact Fr. Dalton at fatherdalton@gmail.com.

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Charlestowne Hotels hired Matt Barba as the new general manager of the Deer Path Inn in Lake Forest. Prior to the Deer Path Inn, Barba served as regional director of operations at Charlestowne Hotels, the company who manages the hotel. Most recently, he opened The Sewanee Inn, located on the campus of the University of the South in Tennessee. The Deer Path Inn is closed for a substantial renovation and will reopen in early 2016.

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The Highland Park Historical Society will host “Starving the South: How the

North Won the Civil War,’ presented by Andrew F. Smith, on Saturday, June 20 at 2 p.m. at the Highland Park Library. From the first shot fired at Fort Sumter on April 12, 1861, to the last shot fired, food played a crucial role in the Civil War. The North mobilized its agricultural resources; the South did not. As a result, the North fed its civilians and military, and still had massive amounts of food to export to Europe, while the South starved, morale tanked, and desertions increased. For further information, please contact the Highland Park Historical Society: 847.432.7090 or hphistorical@sbcglobal.net Admission is free.

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thority (LCHA) and AIM North Development Corporation, Inc. are hosting their second annual gala on Friday, June 26 at the Doubletree by Hilton in Mundelein. The event raises scholarship funds for participants in LCHA’s Family Self Sufficiency program. The evening will include dinner, dancing, a silent auction, raffle, and awards presented to four individuals who have made a difference in housing community. This year’s keynote speaker will be Mike Nerheim, Lake County State’s Attorney. Tickets may be purchased at: www.lakecountyha.org/ AboutLCHA/AnnualGala. aspx

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The Elawa Farm Summer Solstice event will take place on Saturday, June 20 from

6:30 p.m.-10:30 p.m. Says Event Chair Claire Simpson, “We are excited to welcome Steve Chiapetti as our new chef at Elawa. He will be catering the event this year and is going to put together a wonderful dinner for us.” Music from The Love will fill the air. For more information, please check www. elawafarm.org

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The Winnetka Caucus Council is seeking candidates to serve as village trustee The council will be contacting potential candidates this summer to schedule interviews. Please feel free to contact Frank Neaylon, chair of the Village Candidates committee, at WCC.Candidates.1@ gmail.com with any questions.

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alking out of the Metra station, I followed my nose down Dempster Street and there it was: the Evanstonbased artisan bakery that specializes in hand-forged bread, in all of its yeast-filled, flourstained glory. The art of bread making — for it is indeed an art — is an ancient craft. There’s little doubt that bread is one of, if not the oldest, artificial foodstuff. Empires have been built on it — or fallen apart amid its crumbs. Leavened or unleavened, matzo or the Eucharist, bread is the edible building blocks of religions. So important is bread, and the wheat- and flour-based paste that it comes from, that it has become synonymous with money. While bakers have been shaping nebulous mush with their hands for millennia,

only recently — say, the past couple centuries or so — have we left the formation of dough to manufacturers. Not Ellen King and Julie Matthei. The co-owners of Hewn, who are celebrating their two-year anniversary this month, met as parents of kids attending the Chiaravalle Montessori School down the street. King, a classically trained chef, had moved from Seattle and was missing the artisan bread of the West Coast. She had been experimenting a little with bread making before moving to the Midwest, but once here, that hobby became a full-blown passion. It would lead her to establish the Underground Bread Club — kind of like Fight Club meets Julia Child — an invite-only, group de résistance à pain. That’s where she met Matthei who, after trying a loaf made from scratch, convinced her to open up a bakery.

Hewn co-owners Julie Matthei and Ellen King.. PHOTOGRAPHY BY JOEL LERNER

“The name Hewn to me always meant like something artisan, very much a labor of love, and something that is unique,” says King, who adds she got the idea from a project she worked on while attending the Univer-

sity of Maine. While working on establishing dates for areas of a centuries-old house, “we would peel back the layers and find hand-hewn beams”— that were cut before a circular saw was invented —“then we knew that this addition was [constructed] in the 1830s.” King’s coffee cakes are an extension of the Hewn ethos: local and seasonal ingredients, everything from scratch. Each loaf is baked fresh every day (the rustic, traditional coffee cake — handmade in front of us — being one of them). “With summer coming, you can change up the [coffee cake’s] filling with whatever fruit you want,” notes King. “So it’s kind of fun, because it’s like whatever looks good at the Farmers Market, you can make your own little compote. Look at it as [being] so American you can create a hodgepodge and it will just sort of work out.”

Hewn’s Tart Cherry Sourdough Coffee Cake TOTAL TIME: 1 hour SERVES: 8-10 Hewn’s Frozen Tart Cherry Filling 2 cups tart cherries (or your favorite berry) ½ cup sugar 1 tablespoon lemon juice 1 tablespoon corn starch 1 teaspoon vanilla 1. Preheat oven to 325 degrees. Make the filing. Bring cherries to boil and reduce heat. 2. Cover and simmer for 5 minutes 3. Add lemon juice. 4. Mix sugar and corn starch together. 5. Add sugar mix and cook and stir on low for 5 minutes. 6. Cool the filing. Hewn’s Tart Cherry Sourdough Coffee Cake 1 ½ cup AP flour ¼ cup sugar ½ teaspoon baking powder

½ teaspoon baking soda 1 teaspoon salt 1 stick unsalted butter ½ cup starter 1 egg 1 teaspoon vanilla extract ¼ cup buttermilk ½ cup steel cut rolled oats ¼ cup packed brown sugar ¼ cup almonds or walnuts, chopped 1. Mix dry ingredients. 2. Cut in butter. 3. Mix starter, egg, buttermilk, and vanilla and slowly add to dry ingredients. 4. Spray a pan and spread ½ batter on the bottom of the pan and layer with cherry filing. 5. Add the rest of the dough in little dollops on top of the cherry filling. 6. Mix the oats, brown sugar, nuts, and salt in separate bowl and sprinkle over the top. 7. Bake at 325 for 30 minutes, check to see if it’s done, and cook an additional 5 to 10 minutes if not.

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HUNGARY … FOR MORE Strong-armed Barrett set to train in water polo hotbed after leading Trevians to second in state

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he goal, delivered from half-pool, should have been worth two points, maybe three. Not one. New Trier High School junior Lauren Barrett had thrown it in a girls water polo state semifinal against Lyons Township High School last weekend. It was Steph Curry-esque, lengthy and accurate and splashy. The goal — Barrett’s sixth of the game, in Stevenson High School’s pool — put New Trier up 12-11 in overtime. The distance the shot covered surprised nobody on May 23; the righthander had launched a similar goal in the third quarter. As New Trier’s fans roared their paintpeeling approval from the stands above the water, Barrett raised her arm, clenched her right fist, shook her right arm. It wasn’t an overly demonstrative celebration. It was a fitting one, modest in nature … like Barrett. “My favorite kind of shot,” the 5-foot-10 Barrett admitted after the 12-11 victory. “It’s a slower shot than a lot of other shots — that makes it tougher, in a way, on a goalie.” It’s polo’s Eephus pitch. Barrett, the team’s leading scorer, had whipped in four goals in a 14-3 defeat of Lincoln-Way Central on May 21. She would add another goal in New Trier’s 11-3 loss to Stevenson (36-0) in the state final, staged six hours after the dramatic New TrierLyons semifinal. “Lauren fully committed to water polo two summers ago,” Trevians coach Matt Wendt said on a weekend when his crew (23-10) finished higher in the state tournament than any other squad had in program history. “She trained in San Diego [with the Shores, a water polo club] twice. Here she is, a kid from the Chicago area, going to California to get better. She’s going to Hungary this summer to train, to get better. Hungary. Hungary is the epicenter of water polo.” Laszlo Hruza is f rom Hungary. He is also one of Wendt’s assistant coaches. Hruza

coached Barrett when Barrett was a freshman, a youngster eager to absorb anything and everything about water polo. He helped Barrett set up her water polo-soaked summers. “He has taught me so much, and he has been such a wonderful supporter … the biggest supporter,” Barrett (90 goals, 29 assists in ’15) said. “Water polo means absolutely everything to me. It’s my entire life right now. During my free time, I like to play water polo, play more water polo and then play some more water polo after that.” New Trier started the season with five water polo games between March 3 and March 17. The Trevians lost all five. Wendt’s bunch turned its season around on March 20, and not just because it defeated Loyola Academy 8-5 for its first win. The team participated in a lock-in at the school. The event started on March 20. It ended the next morning. Former Carmel Catholic High School football coach Mike Fitzgibbons served as lock-in facilitator. Polo players wore blindfolds, essential garb in team-bonding, trust-building exercises. “That lock-in was so good for the team,” New Trier senior and University of Villanova-bound Maria Breen said. “There was trust we all had for each other before that night. After that night, the level of trust got to a completely new level, a higher level.” Trevians senior Kaleigh Dolan paced the team in assists this spring, with 41. She dished five of them in the state semifinal. The lock-in? One huge assist, in her mind. “Our 0-5 start … that was rough,” Dolan recalled after the state final. “We became closer after the lock-in, much closer. At times we had to communicate, but we couldn’t communicate verbally. That helped. “This team,” she added, “was such a special one. We were all best friends in the pool and best friends out of the pool.” The best game of the tourney

Lauren Barrett of the Trevians prepares to launch a shot during the state water polo tournament. The junior finished the season with 90 goals and 29 assists.

was the New Trier-Lyons Township semifinal, wet hands down. LT led 3-0 at the 5:43 mark of the first quarter and 10-6 at the midway point of the third quarter. NT outscored LT 4-1 in the fourth quarter and 1-0 in the six-minute OT session, getting a balanced effort on offense (four Trevs chucked goals in the fourth frame) and several clutch stops from senior goalkeeper Keelin Frank, who finished with 16 saves in another stellar performance. Dolan, with help from sophomore Kami Grochowski, foiled high-scoring Lions senior Caroline Walsh (121 goals in ’15) with 48 ticks left in OT. Breen came up big 45 seconds later, stifling LT’s final scoring threat. NT’s thrilled field players sprinted and splishsplashed toward Frank to begin the team’s watery celebration. The victors had overcome foul trouble to senior Stephanie Jod-

loman, the team’s second-leading scorer, and sophomore Sarah Caywood, a pivotal defensive player. “I trust anyone who comes in off our bench,” Barrett said. “The thing about our team is, we’re small [only nine field players], but our depth is strong.” Barrett’s younger brother, Bo, attended New Trier’s final three state games at Stevenson last weekend. The eighth-grader held up a sign, flapping it repeatedly, no doubt, soon after his sister scored a goal. His arms got quite a workout last weekend. It allowed him to rest his soccer legs. “I love watching my brother play soccer,” Lauren Barrett said. “That’s what I love to do when I’m not playing water polo, when I’m not practicing. I don’t know anything about soccer, and I don’t know what position my brother plays. But I do know that

he’s a fantastic player.” Bo knows his sister is pretty fantastic, too.

from the goal. I thought we played well. We worked really hard. This group is such an extraordinary group.” … The year Notable: Barrett and Jodlo- before water polo became an man each scored four goals in Illinois High School Association New Trier’s 14-3 defeat of (IHSA) sport, in 2001, New Lincoln-Way Central in a state Trier’s girls squad finished fourth quarterfinal on May 21. at the state tournament under Caywood and Dolan each tallied coach Kim Cole Moore and astwice, and Grochowski and sistant coach Jim Wagner. The junior Julia Green contributed a Illinois Swimming Association goal apiece. … Dolan tossed in (ISA) named Moore its 2001 two more goals in the semi, to Girls Water Polo Coach of the go with her five assists. Breen (2 Year. goals), Jodloman (1) and Caywood (1) also threw shots New Trier boys water polo: past LT keeper Jessie Witten- The Trevians lost 20-9 to St. berg. … Barrett, Jodloman and Ignatius in a state quarterfinal Dolan each scored a goal in the at Stevenson on May 22. New final. Stevenson did not allow a Trier (23-10-1) scored three goal in the second half. “Steven- goals in each of the final three son’s depth … it’s 10-deep,” quarters. Senior Chandler Wendt said. “Their players’ speed Tempest paced the Trevians with helped their counterattacks. They five goals, followed by classmate got some easy goals, and their Alex Grant’s three. Sophomore goalie steered a lot of shots away Danilo Scekic contributed a goal.

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Highland Park High School’s Brett Davidson sets the early pace in the 3200 meters at the Loyola Sectional. PHOTOGRAPHY BY TING SHEN

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rett Davidson displayed unbelievable will — and staying — power in the 3200 meters on May 21 at the Class 3A Loyola Sectional. The Highland Park High School junior was all in when it came to going all out for a trip Downstate. His body pretty much was wasted after the eight grueling laps on the Loyola oval. “I was so dead after the race,” Davidson. “Couldn’t even stand up.” Charleston, at they say, is nice this time of year. And Davidson will get a chance to soak in the statemeet experience this weekend after advancing with a fifth-place finish in a personal-best time of 9:28.19. He was one of eight entries to meet the state-qualifying standard of 9:29.04. “The whole season was about this meet,” said Davidson. “It’s all about this very day.” And he pulled it off. The race started out not being very Davidson-like. Instead of hanging back and chasing, he was the one being chased. He led the entire field at the mile mark. “No one wanted to take the lead and set the pace,” said Davidson. “So I took matters into my own hands.” Eventually, the Niles North 1-2 punch — senior Dhruvil Patel (1st, 9:21.47) and junior Martin Barr (2nd, 9:21.86) — took control of the race. Hersey’s Josh Plishke finished more than five seconds in back of Barr. “Brett ran tough,” said HP head coach Mike Sommers. “He took the lead and pushed the pace. It’s not easy running from the front like that.” Sommers believes good things are ahead of Davidson — starting this weekend. “There’s a lot of room for improvement,” the coach said. “He’ll be in an even faster field at the state meet. And good competition will bring out the best in him.” In addition to Davidson, senior Eddie Smoliak,

who cleared 14-10 to win the sectional pole vault, will be making a return trip to Eastern Illinois University. He claimed a fifth-place medal (14-6) in 2014. The Giants also experienced heartache at the Loyola Sectional. First, junior Ryan Kriozere tripped and fell while going over the second hurdle in the 110-meter high hurdles. He never made it to the finish line despite running a 14.99 in the prelims (state qualifying is 14.74). And, due to the injury, he had to scratch out of the 300 hurdles. “He lost his balance and landed on his hip bone,” said Sommers. Davidson is confident that his best friend will land on his feet — and come back even stronger next year. Meanwhile, Davidson said the conclusion of the 1600 meters “was devastating to watch.” Giants senior Ben Casey missed qualifying by an eyelash. He took sixth in 4:23.42. The state-qualifying standard is 4:23.42. “I put it all out there,” Casey said. “But I came up a little short.” “It breaks your heart to see a kid work so hard and then not get out,” said Sommers. Like Davidson, Casey forced the issue. He was the race’s frontrunner for three laps. “I went out perfectly. Just the way I wanted to,” said Casey. “In the final 200, my mind was good. I was right there. “But the last 100 hit me hard,” said Casey. “I tried to fight through it, but I couldn’t.” Like Davidson, Sommers found it hard to watch his ace down the stretch. “It was like he was running in mud in the last 100,” said the coach. But the future remains bright for Casey, who will run at the University of Redlands, a Division III school in California. “Ben is tough. Resilient,” said Sommers. “This is not the end of the world for him. He’s got a lot of (college) races ahead of him.”

TEAM ROUNDUPS The Rundown Girls Track Highland Park: Whoa! Junior Charlotte Nawor was one of seven runners to beat 5:00 in the finals of the 1600 meters at the Class 3A state track and field meet on May 23 in Charleston. Her time of 4:59.80 earned her a seventh-place medal. In Friday’s prelims, she ran a personal best 4:58.21. At last year’s state meet, no one ran under 5:00 Lake Forest: Diana Mzyk finished in a tie for 12th place in the high jump (5-2) at the Class 3A state track and field meet in Charleston on May 23. Meanwhile, in the Wheelchair Division, LF sophomore Ana Kohout claimed two state titles: 400 and 800 meters. She also took third in the 200. Loyola: Junior Lila Adler came home with an eighth-place medal at the Class 3A state track and field meet on May 23 in Charleston. She cleared 11-0 in the pole vault. Meanwhile, junior Kathryn House just missed nabbing a medal by taking 10th in the 1600 meters (5:03.99), finishing one spot behind Fremd’s Ayako Higuchi (5:02.56). House qualified to the finals by running a personal best 4:59.18 in Friday’s prelims. New Trier: Mimi Smith claimed another state medal on May 23 in Charleston. The senior star, a Wake Forest recruit, raced to a fifth-place finish in the 3200 meters (10:52.47). Senior pole vaulter Nicole Karabas just missed earning a medal (tied for 11th, 11-0). The 4x800 relay team of Savannah Noethlich, Grace Fagan, Molly Schmidt and Kelli Schmidt also finished 11th (9:29.66). Footnotes Girls Soccer Highland Park: The Giants were eliminated from the postseason by Hersey 7-0 on May 19. Lake Forest: The host Scouts (14-5-2), who were scheduled to meet Carmel in a sectional semifinal on May 27, cruised to Class 2A regional title on May 22 with a 3-0 victory over Lakes. Paige Bourne, Gwen Walker and Sheridan Weiss scored the goals. Sophomore forward Delaney Williams was issued a red card. On May 19, Bourne came up

with three assists in her team’s 7-0 victory over Resurrection. She is now the school’s all-time single-season assist leader (19), breaking the record held by Nicole Lipp (16). Loyola: KK Phelan’s goal off a feed from Shannon Powers gave the host Ramblers (20-3-2) a 1-0 victory over Niles North in a Class 3A regional title game on May 23. LA was slated to face host Evanston in a sectional semifinal game on May 26. New Trier: Natalie Laser’s goal with 29 seconds left in the first half led to bigger and better things for the Trevians, who wound scoring six times in the second half to beat host team 7-0 and claim a Class 3A regional crown on May 23. The Trevians, who were scheduled to play Maine South on May 26 in the semifinals of the Evanston Sectional, improved to 22-1-1 with the win over the Wolves. The other goals were scored by Maggie Armstrong, Kelly Maday, Bina Saipi, Caroline Smith, Dana Ulrich and Molly Purcell. Drop Shots Boys Tennis Highland Park: The Giants took runner-up honors in the extremely competitive Deerfield Sectional on May 23 with 23 points. Glenbrook North won the team title with 28 points. HP will send three players to this weekend’s state tournament. Sophomore Jacob Edelchik earned runner-up honors in singles, while David Aizenberg and Max Gordon placed third in doubles. Lake Forest: The Scouts will send a maximum amount of entries to this weekend’s state meet after winning the Antioch Sectional with 36 points on May 23. Senior Brice Polender and freshman Connor Polender finished 1-2 in singles. In doubles, seniors Greg Frauenheim and Jordon O’Kelly took first. Teammates Ben Kasbeer and Colton England were the runner-ups. North Shore Country Day: Junior Blake Oslan finished fourth in singles at the New Trier Sectional on May 23 to earn a berth into this weekend’s state tournament. Volleys Boys Volleyball Highland Park: The Giants saw their season come to close, when they dropped a 25-15, 25-

23 decision to host Warren in a regional quarterfinal on May 25. Stick Nation Boys Lacrosse Lake Forest: The Scouts took care of Wheaton Warrenville South 18-10 on May 23 in the quarterfinal round of the 2015 Illinois High School Lacrosse Association’s (IHSLA) state playoffs. LF (16-5 overall, 15-3 in Illinois) opened the postseason with a 16-0 victory over Stevenson on May 18. Then, on May 21, the Scouts took down St. Charles North 20-8. They were scheduled to play New Trier on May 27. Loyola: The Ramblers ended the season with a 14-2 record in Illinois and 15-7 overall after falling to St. Viator 8-7 in the quarterfinal round of the IHSLA state tournament on May 23. LA began the playoffs with wins over Fremd 19-0 and St. Charles East 13-8. New Trier: The Trevians (16-4, 14-0 in Illinois), who were set to take on Lake Forest in state semifinals on May 27, earned state playoff wins over Conant 17-2 on May 19, Neuqua Valley 15-5 on May 21 and Naperville Central 15-6 on May 23. Girls Lacrosse Lake Forest: After beating Schaumburg 19-4 in the opening round of the Illinois High School Women’s Lacrosse Association’s (IHSWLA) state tournament on May 18, the Scouts (9-10) came up short against Palatine 14-11 on May 20. Katie Karahalios and Kara Antonucci came up with hat tricks in the loss to Palatine. Audrey Kaus (2), Marielle St. Amand (2) and Lindsey Close scored the other goals. In the win over Schaumburg, Antonucci (3 goals), Close (3 goals, 2 assists), Kaus (3 goals, 1 assist), St. Amand (3 goals, 1 assist) and Grace Geraghty (4 goals) led the way. Loyola: The Ramblers (20-3-0) opened play In the IHSWLA state playoffs with a 19-0 victory over Libertyville on May 20. They were scheduled to play Palatine on May 27. New Trier: The Trevians (172-0) topped O’Fallon 14-1 in their opening round game of the IHSWLA state playoffs on May 19. They were slated to take on Glenbard West on May 27.

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sented him summer). the Dependopportunity ing on to sell the number of seats season acquired, suites tickets via can cost anycold calls in the old Chicago where from $50,000Stadium at a low base $600,000 annually, with Greg Hanrahan | Illustration by Barry Blitt salary plus commisleases running three to five years. sion. Says Hanrahan, “I put marriages together. I He chose the latter — but sometimes wondered help my customers divide their costs with others why. so they can stay longer. It costs more to bring in “People hang up on you and yell at you as you’re a new customer than to keep an old one.” trying to sell them a bad seat in the second After graduating from Beloit College in balcony,” Hanrahan recalls. “But you need that

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10341 DEARLOVE RD C

OPEN SAT 1-3

3 br, 1+ ba $319,000 | Barbara Roseman CRS, GRI, PMN, SFR 847.217.4718 2 br, 2+ ba $304,900 | Mari Bertog 847.510.5000 338 SPRUCE ST

OPEN SUN 2:15-4:15

2 br, 1 ba $299,000 | Mari Bertog 847.510.5000 702 WAUKEGAN RD 305

OPEN SUN 12-2

2 br, 2 ba $289,000 | Maria Franks GRI 847.556.5850 OPEN SUN 1-3

1528 PEBBLECREEK DR

OPEN SUN 1-3

2 br, 1+ ba $239,000 | Maureen M. Morey GRI, SFR 847.373.4050

OPEN SUN 1-4

5 br, 4 ba $899,000 | Joyce Suttner 847.650.7156

5501 CHANCERY RD

OPEN SAT 1-3

HIGHLAND PARK OPEN SUN 12-2

5 br, 4+ ba $839,000 | Emelie Lechtenberg 847.521.4126 1216 RIDGEWOOD DR

OPEN SUN 11-1

4 br, 2 ba $449,000 | Linda Lincoln 847.790.8410

1336 LACI CT

OPEN SUN 1-4

711 MOFFETT ROAD

OPEN SUN 2-4

6 br, 6+ ba $2,195,000 | Susan Luvisi Lincoln 847.846.8814

OPEN SUN 1-4

KENILWORTH OPEN SUN 1-3

OPEN SAT 1-3

4 br, 3+ ba $1,099,000 | Julie Morse 847.830.4356 1141 R ANCH RD

OPEN SUN 1-3

6 br, 4+ ba $969,000 | Lori Glattly 847.922.6200

246 R AVINE FOREST DRIVE OPEN SUN 1-4

750 GAGE LN

5 br, 3+ ba $1,549,000 | Patricia Carollo 847.951.8817

OPEN SUN 1-3

6 br, 7+ ba $929,000 | Lyon Martini Group 847.909.8085 375 OAKDALE AVENUE

OPEN SUN 1-3

5 br, 5+ ba $1,275,000 | K McInerney & K Clark 847.826.6800

4 br, 4 ba $899,000 | Susan Luvisi Lincoln 847.846.8814

205 W WASHINGTON AVE OPEN SUN 2-4

727 GR ANDVIEW LANE

OPEN SUN 1-4

OPEN SAT 2-4

49 GREEN BAY RD

4 br, 4+ ba $1,199,000 | Lyon Martini Group 847.828.9991 370 BELLE FORET DRIVE

OPEN SUN 1-3

4 br, 3+ ba $1,199,000 | J Anderson & B Bush 847.460.5412 227 E WOODLAND RD

OPEN SUN 1-3

301 BELLE FORET DR

OPEN SAT 1-3

5 br, 3 ba $1,195,000 | Lyon Martini Group 847.828.9991 6 br, 4+ ba $1,175,000 | Tracy Wurster & Corky Peterson 312.972.2515 105 W BLODGETT AVE

OPEN SUN 1-4

5 br, 3+ ba $997,500 | Rina Du Toit 847.814.8648 OPEN SUN 2-4

51 WIMBLEDON RD

4 br, 2+ ba $939,999 | Julian Harkleroad 847.234.8400 310 WINCHESTER CT

OPEN SUN 1-4

4 br, 3+ ba $799,900 | Margit Nikitas 773.447.6575 190 MARGATE CT

OPEN SAT 1-3/SUN 1-4

4 br, 3+ ba $749,000 | Susan Updike 847.533.9636 440 OAK RIDGE COURT

OPEN SUN 2-4

3 br, 3+ ba $695,000 | Tracy Wurster & Corky Peterson 312.972.2515 235 E BLODGETT AVE

OPEN SUN 2-4

155 WIMBLEDON CT

OPEN SAT 2-4

3 br, 2 ba $609,000 | Julie Morse 847.830.4356 4 br, 2+ ba $585,000 | K McInerney & K Clark 847.826.6800 449 W SHERIDAN PL

OPEN SUN 1-3:30

364 MAWMAN AVE

OPEN SAT 1-3

3 br, 2 ba $524,900 | Tracy Wurster & Corky Peterson 312.972.2515 3 br, 2 ba $485,000 | Lyon Martini Group 847.828.9991 206 W WITCHWOOD LN

OPEN SUN 1-3

4 br, 2+ ba $469,000 | Daria Andrews 847.477.3794

1970 WINDRIDGE DR

OPEN SUN 1-3

6 br, 5+ ba $2,795,000 | J Anderson & D Mancuso 847.460.5412 461 SADDLE RUN

OPEN SUN 1-4

6 br, 4+ ba $2,350,000 | Roberta Miller 847.275.2725 OPEN SUN 12-2

1680 TRILLIUM LANE

OPEN SAT 1:30-3:30

1107 TURICUM ROAD

OPEN SUN 2-4

4 br, 4+ ba $1,675,000 | Tracy Wurster & Corky Peterson 312.972.2515 $1,499,000 | K McInerney & K Clark 847.826.6800 653 ROCKEFELLER ROAD OPEN SUN 1-4

5 br, 4+ ba $1,499,000 | Victoria Wheary 847.460.5446 427 N SHERIDAN RD

OPEN SAT 2-4

4 br, 4+ ba $1,495,000 | Victoria Wheary 847.460.5446

489 E ILLINOIS RD

OPEN SUN 12-3

1140 SIR WILLIAM LN

OPEN SUN 1-4

6 br, 4+ ba $1,225,000 | J Anderson & D Mancuso 847.460.5412

431 SPRUCE AVENUE

4 br, 2+ ba $849,000 | Jill Okun 847.460.5475 421 GREENWOOD AVE

OPEN SUN 12-3

5 br, 3+ ba $799,500 | Michael Smith 847.234.8400 627 HIGHVIEW TERR ACE OPEN SAT 1-4

4 br, 3+ ba $799,000 | Jill Okun 847.460.5475 1170 GRIFFITH ROAD

OPEN SUN 12-2

4 br, 3+ ba $799,000 | Jill Okun 847.902.2296 413 LINDEN AVENUE

OPEN SUN 2-4

4 br, 2+ ba $794,900 | Dawn Wheldon 847.234.2500 1281 HARLAN LN

OPEN SUN 1-3

4 br, 3+ ba $775,000 | Janice Post 847.460.5427 863 CASTLEGATE CT

OPEN SUN 1-3

5 br, 2+ ba $759,000 | Lyon Martini Group 847.828.9991 61 NORTH AVENUE

OPEN SAT 11-1

4 br, 2+ ba $749,000 | Tracy Wurster & Corky Peterson 312.972.2515 1742 N WAUKEGAN (PRIVATE LANE) RD OPEN SUN 11:30-1:30

3 br, 3 ba $709,000 | Julie Morse 847.830.4356 495 EXETER PLACE

OPEN SUN 2-4

736 OLD ELM RD

OPEN SAT 2-4

4 br, 4 ba $699,900 | Tracy Wurster & Corky Peterson 312.972.2515 4 br, 2+ ba $665,000 | K McInerney & K Clark 847.826.6800 119 E LAUREL AVENUE 207 OPEN SUN 1-4

3 br, 2 ba $520,000 | Dan DeLozier 847.372.3144 1290 N WESTERN AVE 204 OPEN SUN 1-3

2 br, 2 ba $429,000 | Lori Glattly 847.922.6200 140 FR ANKLIN PL 209

OPEN SUN 12-3

2 br, 2 ba $349,000 | James Warfield 847.234.2500

LINCOLNSHIRE

LAKE FOREST

4 br, 3+ ba $1,225,000 | Nancy Feddermann 847.826.9382

4 br, 2+ ba $1,059,000 | Chris Downey, GRI 847.340.8499

1101 GRIFFITH RD

5 br, 5+ ba $1,825,000 | Tracy Wurster & Corky Peterson 312.972.2515

5 br, 4+ ba $1,349,000 | Elizabeth Jakaitis 847.840.7842

3 br, 2+ ba $455,000 | Bryan Anderson 312.608.1241

650 PARK DR

718 BIRCH RD

1771 DEVONSHIRE COURT OPEN SUN 1-4

INDIAN CREEK

OPEN SAT/SUN 1-3

5 br, 3 ba $1,099,000 | Violetta Jaskula 847.234.8400

4 br, 4+ ba $1,999,000 | J Anderson & D Mancuso 847.460.5412

4 br, 3+ ba $625,000 | Anna Marie Henry 847.997.3356

804 KIMBALLWOOD LN

1221 HARLAN LN

LAKE BLUFF

545 CR ABTREE LANE

GURNEE

GLENVIEW

2321 LARKDALE DR

OPEN SUN 2-4

4 br, 2+ ba $799,000 | Ellen Stern 847.769.5960

3 br, 2 ba $285,913 | Jan & Jerry Doetsch 847.510.5013

5 br, 5+ ba $2,595,000 | Sherry Molitor 847.204.6282

839 EASTWOOD LN

1037 PLEASANT LN

811 GREENWOOD RD

GLENCOE 440 SHERIDAN RD

OPEN SUN 1-3

4 br, 3+ ba $819,000 | Missy Jerfita 847.510.5010

4 br, 3 ba $539,000 | Jason Pietrucha 847.510.5000

6 br, 3+ ba $1,499,000 | Sally Mabadi 847.492.9660

835 RIDGE AVE 402

605 GLENSHIRE RD

2208 GREENWOOD RD

EVANSTON 1220 RIDGE AVE

OPEN SUN 1-3

4 br, 2+ ba $849,000 | Missy Jerfita 847.510.5010

5 br, 4+ ba $1,249,000 | Linda Lincoln 847.790.8410 1465 STR ATFORD RD

1885 WESTLEIGH DR

to explore them all.

OPEN SAT 2-4

5 br, 4+ ba $1,164,000 | J Anderson & D Mancuso 847.460.5412 383 WASHINGTON ROAD OPEN SUN 1-3

$1,099,000 | Joe Pasquesi 847.615.5023

43 DUKES LN

OPEN SUN 1-3

LINCOLNWOOD OPEN SUN 1-3

LONG GROVE

MORTON GROVE OPEN SUN 2-4

2 br, 2+ ba $395,000 | Alison de Castro 847.510.5000 5506 LINCOLN AVE 522

OPEN SUN 2:30-4:30

2 br, 2 ba $145,000 | Maria Franks GRI 847.556.5850

OPEN SUN 1-3

1883 MISSION HILLS LN

OPEN SUN 1-3

3 br, 2+ ba $489,000 | Barbara Byrne 847.790.8416 3 br, 2+ ba $419,999 | Susan Updike 847.533.9636

NORTHFIELD 21 REGENT WOOD RD

OPEN SUN 1-3

355 LOCKWOOD AVE

OPEN SUN 1-3

3 br, 4+ ba $899,000 | Carol Grant & Muggsy Jacoby 847.421.7501 3 br, 3 ba $475,000 | Mary Plante 847.921.2341

PARK RIDGE 900 N PROSPECT AVE

OPEN SUN 1-3

1001 S PROSPECT AVE

OPEN SAT 12-3

625 BABETTA AVE

OPEN SUN 1-3

1004 CEDAR ST

OPEN SUN 12-3

5 br, 4+ ba $1,245,000 | Jean Meyer 847.638.6538 5 br, 4 ba $650,000 | Kathy Di Valerio 773.936.9253 4 br, 3 ba $499,000 | Jean Meyer 847.638.6538 3 br, 3+ ba $475,000 | Kathy Di Valerio 773.936.9253

RIVERWOODS 2960 RIVERWOODS RD

OPEN SAT 1-4

5 br, 3+ ba $1,149,000 | Barbara Roseman 847.217.4718

SKOKIE 8217 KEDVALE AVE

OPEN SUN 1-3

4 br, 4 ba $480,000 | Nadia Appel/Bob Appel 847.877.3315

WILMETTE 1137 LOCUST RD

OPEN SUN 1-3

3031 OLD GLENVIEW RD

OPEN SUN 3-4:30

618 GREENLEAF AVE

OPEN SUN 1-3

1535 GREENWOOD AVE

OPEN SUN 2-4

1535 GREENWOOD AVE

OPEN SUN 2-4

214 PIN OAK DR

OPEN SUN 11-1

4 br, 3+ ba $1,699,000 | Betsy Burke 847.565.4264 5 br, 4+ ba $1,450,000 | Hilary Pender 773.876.8234

3 br, 2 ba $699,000 | Jeanie Moysey 847.800.8110

3 br, 2+ ba $387,000 | Susan Salisbury 847.556.5853

1183 SCOTT AVE

OPEN SUN 2-4

835 HILL RD

OPEN SAT 1-3

757 LOCUST ST

OPEN SUN 12-2

1344 EDGEWOOD LN

OPEN SUN 1-3

5 br, 4+ ba $1,765,000 | Sherry Molitor 847.204.6282 5 br, 4+ ba $1,760,000 | Betsy Burke 847.565.4264 6 br, 4+ ba $1,445,000 | Jeanie Moysey 847.800.8110 4 br, 2+ ba $1,150,000 | Chris Downey, GRI 847.340.8499 5 br, 4+ ba $1,149,000 | Sherry Molitor 847.204.6282

OPEN SAT/SUN 12-2

6 br, 3 ba $519,000 | Theresa Anderson 847.305.0628

NORTHBROOK 2206 CATHERINE ST

6 CT OF TYRONWOOD

895 GORDON TERR ACE AVE OPEN SUN 2-4

NILES 7723 N OCTAVIA AVE

OPEN SUN 1-3

4 br, 3 ba $529,000 | Nadia Appel 847.877.3315

WINNETKA OPEN SUN 1-3

5 br, 3+ ba $849,900 | Julie Scarpelli 847.217.3603

8656 NARR AGANSETT AVE

1661 WESTERN AVE

3 br, 2 ba $699,000 | Jeanie Moysey 847.800.8110

5 br, 5 ba $990,000 | Kathleen Andrews 847.510.5000

7235 ROXBURY COURT

OPEN SUN 1-3

5 br, 3+ ba $639,000 | Elaine Bykerk 847.510.5001

5 br, 3+ ba $849,000 | Carol Grant and Muggsy Jacoby 847.421.7501

5 br, 3+ ba $849,000 | Diane & Edie 847.226.5597

7025 KEATING AVE

4131 PAMELLA LN

1417 SCOTT AVE

OPEN SUN 2-4

717 WILLOW RD

OPEN SUN 2-4

5 br, 3+ ba $939,000 | Sherry Molitor 847.204.6282 3 br, 2+ ba $730,000 | Sherry Molitor 847.204.6282

OPEN SUN 1-3

5 br, 4+ ba $1,049,000 | Abbie Joseph 847.530.1906

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