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Delivering one less worry Culinary Care helps cancer patients one meal at a time BY EMILY SPECTRE DAILYNORTHSHORE.COM

ake Forest College kicked off a record $125 million capital campaign on Oct. 7, including a $43 million science center designed to remain relevant beyond the middle of the 21st century. Construction began this summer on the 130,000-square-foot facility, which will include a large addition to the existing building and two newly constructed wings, according to college President Stephen D. Schutt. The addition will be finished in December 2017, and the renovations are scheduled

ilmette native Courtney White is well aware of the difficulties that arise when a family member has cancer. Before she lost her father to lung cancer in 2006 when she was a senior at New Trier Township High School, her family struggled to keep up with everyday life and relied on friends and neighbors for home-cooked meals. When White returned to Chicago after gradating from college, she sought ways to give back to people battling cancer. “I wanted to give families the same support my family had,” she told DailyNorthShore.com. As White looked for volunteer roles throughout Chicago, she was surprised to find that nothing existed to provide families assistance with meals. “What are people doing?” she

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Courtney White founded Culinary Care to give others the support her family received when her father was dying of lung cancer. PHOTOGRAPHY BY JOEL LERNER

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[ NEWS ] 12 delivering one less worry Culinary Cares helps cancer patients one meal at a time. 12

family gift jumpstarts lfc campaign New science facility named for Lillard family.

[LIFESTYLE & ARTS ] 14 north shore foodie Tradition runs deep at The Silo.

14 north shorts The musings of columnist Mike Lubow. [ REAL ESTATE ] 20 open houses

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t’s said that youth is wasted on the young, but fortunately travel need not end with the evolution of years. If you still have the passion for travel but lack the physical prowess to handle it by yourself, you may want to hire a travel companion. A companion adds an extra layer of support, manages the logistics and absorbs the hassles of traveling, allowing you focus on the quality of the experience and enjoy the journey -whether you’re with your family, at a wedding or graduation, with friends or on your own. “Aging well is about engaging support. Physical limitations don’t require you to retreat from your lifestyle. That’s really what travel companions represent,” said Sam Cross with Broad Street, a high-end boutique North Shore home care agency that also helps coordinate senior travel and travel companions. “Like personal assistants, they fill in the gaps and enable independence so you can live and travel well. Furthermore,

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about planning a trip can be overwhelming. There are so many moving parts to be considered, from the larger decision of where to visit, to the smallest detail of what special equipment might be needed in a room,” said Terri Netzel with Lake Shore Travel, a luxury leisure travel advisor for over 15 years. “Do you want to visit Egypt and see the pyramids

but are in a wheelchair? That can be arranged.” But when clients think about flying these days with all of the restrictions and regulations, she said they sometimes think it’s not worth the hassle. It doesn’t have to be that way, with the right assistance in planning along with the support on the ground once you’re there.

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NEWS CULINARY Cont. from PG 1

community from experiences at New Trier. A 2007 graduate, asked, since she knew many White was very involved with a people don't have help every day. lot of volunteer organizations as That discovery led White to a student. “It was a great experifound Culinary Care in 2013, a ence to go to school there and nonprofit that delivers meals to have the opportunity to give in-need cancer patients and their back,” she said. families. White’s end goal is to Culinary Care partners with a get as many meals as possible to network of 20 restaurants in patients going through cancer Chicagoland, including Wildfire, treatment. “It is really surreal to Carmine’s and Rosebud. “A lot see how many patients are not of big staples in Chicago,” she eating while they are (getting said. White described the process treatment),” White said. as similar to ordering take-out. While White’s personal expe- Patients and up to six family rience inspired her to found members order from a menu and Culinary Care, she attributed her the meals are delivered to the desire to give back to her hospital.

Patients are referred to the program through social workers and dieticians through one of Culinary Care’s partner hospitals. Culinary Care partners with six hospitals across Chicagoland, including University of Chicago Medicine, Robert H. Lurie Comprehensive Cancer Center of Northwestern University, University of Illinois Hospital & Health Sciences System, Rush University Medical Center, Mark M. Connolly Center for Cancer and Specialty Care and The NorthShore Kellogg Cancer Center. White said she hopes to increase that number in the future.

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study well into the future. Science students in the college can major in biology, biochemistry and molecular biology, chemistry, environmental science, neuroscience, physics or psychology, according to Light. With approximately onethird of the money from the campaign going toward the Lillard Science Center, the rest will go toward student scholarships, faculty support, enhanced classroom space around campus and the career advancement center, which helps students find jobs, according to Phil Hood, the college’s vice president of development and alumni relations. Hood said much of the remaining $82 million after the science facility is paid for would go toward the college’s endowment to provide things like scholarships and faculty support well into the future.

the total effort. “John and Paula Lillard for completion by August 2018. stepped forward with a large gift While Schutt and others to make this possible,” said talked about the benefits to Schutt as a Lillard Science scholarship and research, John Center sign was unveiled on the Lillard of Lake Forest, a trustee construction fence. and longtime donor along with John Lillard is the retired his wife, Paula Lillard, talked chairman of Wintrust. Paula about the practical benefit for Lillard founded the Forest Bluff students. Montessori School. “Forty percent of entering One of the people excited freshmen are going to major in about the Lillard Science Center these sciences,” said John Lillard. is Doug Light, the Laurence R. “This is where the jobs are so Lee Family professor of biology. this is how they’re going to get He said he cannot wait to work employed out there in the there when it is completed. world,” he added referring to “There will be a plethora of what will be known as the infrastructure improvements that will enable facilities for Lillard Science Center. Schutt said the Lillards' do- teaching and research for our nation to the project was instru- school,” said Light. “It will be mental in jumpstarting the $125 flexible, flexible, flexible.” million campaign, which has Light said flexibility in the already brought in most of the labs is what is necessary to keep money needed for the Lillard changing with the times so Center. There are already com- faculty and students can remain mitments for $85 million toward at the forefront of scientific

For now, Culinary Care delivers about 140 meals every month, and has served nearly 300 patients in 2016 alone. “Food is so important but it is kind of the last thing you think about when you are going through this,” White said. The organization’s slogan is “delivering one less worry.” By delivering food to needy patients, Culinary Care aims to take away that stress and also provide proper nutrition so patients can focus on getting better. “We make sure everyone is nourished,” White said. Culinary Care is funded entirely through donations and

fundraising events. While the organization has grown tremendously over the three-and-a-half years since its inception, White wants to reach more patients and add hospitals to the network. On Oct. 15, Culinary Care is holding its 2nd annual Corporate Cook-off at Kendall College in Chicago. Local chefs prepare recipes that are appropriate for cancer patients, such recipes that are low sodium, high calorie/ protein or light with few spices. At the event, the chefs lead a team of corporate sponsored participants who work to prepare those recipes. Similar to the popular cooking

show Chopped, in a separate area guests will enjoy cocktails and food from the winning recipes in the previous year, while watching the challenge live on TV. Each of the prepared meals will be evaluated by a tasting panel, which will decide who is the ultimate winner of the contest. Culinary Care hopes to raise $100,000 at the event. To learn more about Culinary Care visit www.culinarycare.org. Individuals can support Culinary Care by purchasing tickets to the Cook-Off or making a donation online at www.culinarycare.org/ cookoff.

Lake County Democrats endorse write-in for coroner BY STEVE SADIN DAILYNORTHSHORE.COM

n an unprecedented move, the Lake County Democratic Central Committee endorsed write-in candidate physician Thomas Rudd of Lake Forest in the Nov. 8 general election over the party’s designated nominee, Michael P. Donnenwirth of Waukegan. The Democrats unanimously backed Rudd’s write-in effort with a voice vote during an official meeting of the central committee Oct. 5 in Gurnee, claiming he is the actual Democrat in the race. “There is only one true Democrat running for this office,” said state Sen. Terry Link (D-Waukegan), the chairman of the Lake County Democrats. “I don’t care what the title (on the ballot) says there is only one Democrat.” Link said he couldn’t remember a time when the central committee has endorsed a write-in or any other candidate over its primary nominee. He has chaired the party in Lake County since 1992. Rudd was elected as a Democrat in 2012 but said he withdrew his name from consideration as the party’s candidate in the March primary because of problems with his nominating petitions. He sought to run as an independent, Donnenwirth challenged that effort and the courts sided with Donnenwirth. “I blew it when I ran in the primary and I admit it,” Rudd said while addressing more than 80 people at the meeting. Donnenwirth said he was surprised by the endorsement both because he feels he is better

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qualified and Rudd displayed poor ethical judgment when he said he attested to people signing his primary petitions when he was not the circulator. “It’s unbelievable because Rudd is just not the man for the job,” Donnenwirth said in a DailyNorthShore.Com telephone interview after the meeting. “This is a law enforcement position and he is overqualified.” Responding to Link’s claim he is not a true Democrat, Donnenwirth said he votes Democrat most of the time. He ran for a Lake County Board seat as a Republican in 2008 challenging Democrat Bob Sabonjian and losing. But he said his reasons were practical. “I decided to challenge Bob Sabonjian and I thought it would be easier to do as a Republican,” said Donnenwirth. Both Rudd and Donnenwirth are competing with Dr. Howard Cooper of Bannockburn, the Republican nominee for the job of coroner. Mark Shaw, the chairman of the Lake County Republican Central Committee, was also critical of Rudd’s peti-

tion handling and effort to get on the ballot as an independent. “Obviously, I would prefer not to get in the middle of the Democrats' civil war, but it greatly disturbs me that Tom Rudd takes a very cavalier attitude toward making sworn statements under oath, then reverses himself on numerous occasions when it is convenient for him,” Shaw said in a statement. The statement was a response to a DNS request for a comment from the Cooper campaign. Shaw said Cooper, a dentist, wants to bring operational stability, fiscal responsibility, integrity and youth-focused death prevention education programs to the coroner’s office. Rudd said he recognized the challenge of running a successful write-in campaign and is thankful for the help the endorsement will mean to his effort. “I’m extremely pleased to receive the endorsement of the Democratic Party,” said Rudd. “You have to write me in and that’s not easy,” he added during his comments to the audience.

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Tradition runs deep at The Silo BY STEVE SADIN DAILYNORTHSHORE.COM

any restaurants add items to their menus to reinvent themselves. The Silo restaurant in Lake Bluff adds its own twist to change. While diversifying over the past 48 years, The Silo has not lost sight of the deep-dish pan pizza that thrust it into popularity along the North Shore in 1968. The restaurant has added specialty pies to its menu as well as other choices. “We’ll always be adding new and different pizzas to the menu,” said Dave Tarman, the latest link in a family chain that has owned the eatery since 1988. “We build off the old ideas.” When Gene Bergmark and Carl Skogland started building the restaurant in 1967, they introduced deep-dish pizza to the North Shore, according to Tarman. Bergmark and his wife, Carol Bergmark, operated the business until 1988. Tarman said his parents, Pat Tarman and Larry Tarman, partnered with his sister, Sandy Tarman Pike, and her husband, Larry Pike, to buy the restaurant from Bergmark in 1988. Then changes started to happen. “My sister is very creative,” Dave Tarman said. “She really changed the original pan pizzas and they caught on. “She added the Reuben pizza, Buffalo chicken and roasted eggplant. We had four cheese macaroni and bacon a long time ago before it was popular.” The senior Tarmans and Pikes made other changes too. The first thing they did was close the restaurant and renovate.

roasted peppers and the sauce is a sweet Kansas City barbeque sauce,” said Dave Tarman. “We named it that because we’re Jayhawks,” he added referring to the University of Kansas mascot. Some things drop off the menu and others are added. When longtime customers arrive and ask for something unusual it may surprise Dave Tarman but not the kitchen staff. “I’ve never heard of it but our cooks have been here so long they say ‘no problem’ and they make it,” Dave Tarman said. Approximately half the people who order pizza — there are thin crust as well as deep dish — pick one off the menu and the others build their own from dozens of ingredients available. “They might order one with artichoke hearts, spinach soufflé and fresh sliced tomatoes,” Dave Tarman said. Dave Tarman said there could be some other surprises on the menu in the next few months. He said it could be lunch burgers. Six years ago a new tradition The signature deep dish pizza at The Silo. PHOTOGRAPHY BY JOEL LERNER. started when The Silo put in Foldovers were added as well, both joined the corporate world, world, Dave and Leslie Tarman model trains running on tracks “It was very cave like, very dark,” Dave Tarman said. “That’s bringing a variation on the pizza eventually landing in Dallas. decided to buy a business. They both on the main level and on the way places were in the ‘60s and theme. While living in Dallas, Dave started looking in Dallas. One day the loft upstairs. Dave Tarman ‘70s. They opened things up, put “It’s the Silo’s answer to the pita Tarman and his family got special Sandy Pike told her brother she said sitting by the trains is as in the windows and French doors.” sandwich,” Dave Tarman said. “It’s Christmas presents from his sister. and her husband were retiring and popular with adults as it is with The new owners added selec- pizza dough pita. We serve it with She would send frozen pizzas— selling the business. It did not take children. tions to the menu as well like Buffalo chicken and barbeque her creative specialty brand. long for Dave and Leslie Tarman Another long-term tradition is sidewalk fries, which Dave chicken.” “Sending frozen was unusual to buy it. That was in July 2015. the Sunday evening magic show Tarman said became a popular Growing up in his parents’ then,” Dave Tarman said. “You After a year of getting their feet with Boz the Magician, he said. appetizer. restaurant business, Dave Tarman had to watch for it from the door. on the ground, Dave Tarman kept “He’s been entertaining here “It’s baked potato pieces, which said he learned how to make pizza I’d like pepperoni but she sent the one tradition going. He said he for 25 years,” Dave Tarman said. are deep fried and covered with when he was 10 but it was not his specialty pizzas and I learned to added a specialty pizza, the “He does balloons for the kids Parmesan or cheddar and bacon,” career path. After graduating from like them.” Kansan. It has a barbeque theme. but he does tricks before your After 25 years of working for “It has thinly sliced roast beef, eyes you can’t believe. He stops Dave Tarman said. “It’s the most the University of Kansas where he popular appetizer we have.” met his wife, Leslie Tarman, they other people in the corporate grilled roasted onions, grilled at the tables.”

North Shorts Musings by Mike Lubow It’s a genuine Mickey Mouse watch, purchased as a souvenir at hat’s that wristwatch Walt Disney World last May. You doing in your junk and the family were staying there drawer? You went to celebrate an anniversary with rooting around for a nail clipper, a memorable time. So you bought and there was the watch, brand a memorable time piece. new, its minute hand sweeping It’s kitschy, camp, nostalgic and in a circle nobody sees. irreverent for an old dude, a piece “A little extra baggage”

of fun to wear. A way to say that you don’t take time seriously. So why are you keeping it in the dark? You muse about this... On the night when you bought that watch, you were at a Disney hotel. Hours later, a news-making event happened there that broke everyone’s Mickey Mouse

innocence. The moment is coming back: hovering helicopters and the noise they made. Guests talking in solemn groups. Disney staffers looking un-Disney grim. The manmade lake there, that everyone assumed to have been a child-safe place of play was

instead revealed to be something seriously uncertain in the blazing white of a chopper’s searchlight. You don’t like to think about such uncertainty. So, now you understand. To the disappointment of both you and Mickey, he is no longer the simple, fun symbol of carefree

childhood or bemused adulthood. For you, he now carries a little extra baggage. There’s nothing you can do, except try not to be reminded of it every time you look at your wrist. So you gently shut the junk drawer. It’s time to get on with the day.

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$799,000

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$775,000

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$715,000

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$675,000

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$670,000

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1. 84 Warrington Drive LAKE BLUFF Sunday 1-3 $599,000 Dede Banks, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices KoenigRubloff 847.542.0700 2. 1051 Cedar Lane LAKE BLUFF Sunday 11-1 $689,000 Deb Fischer, Berkshire Hathaway HomeSErvices KoenigRubloff 847.309.9119 3. 140 Huntington LAKE BLUFF Sunday 1-3 $224,000 Marsha Nusslock, Coldwell Banker 847-234-8000

5. 21 E. Woodland LAKE BLUFF Sunday 2-4 $769,000 Patricia Carter, Coldwell Banker 847-234-8000 6. 582 Wharton Drive LAKE FOREST Sunday 1-3 $639,000 Mike Avis, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices KoenigRubloff 847.899.1884

14. 630 Academy Woods Dr LAKE FOREST Sunday 2:15-4pm $799,900 Lisa Trace, Griffith, Grant & Lackie Realtors® 847.234.0485

25. 26 Aberdeen Court BANNOCKBURN Sunday 1-4 $2,799,999 Elizabeth Jaikaitis, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices KoenigRubloff 847.840.7842

15. 443 W. Deerpath Rd LAKE FOREST Sunday 1-3PM $1,599,000 Jack Comerford, Griffith, Grant & Lackie Realtors® 847.234.0485

7. 1190 Lynette Drive LAKE FOREST Sunday 1-3 $399,000 Lyon Martini Group, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices KoenigRubloff 847.909.8085

16. 991 Ashley Rd LAKE FOREST Sunday 1-3 $1,395,000 Jameson Sotheby’s International Realty, Eileen Campbell 847.716.5152

26. 22 Aberdeen Court BANNOCKBURN Sunday 1-4 $2,995,000 Mona Hellinga, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices KoenigRubloff 847.814.1855

4. 12592 Meadow Cir., LAKE BLUFF, IL Sunday 2-4 $459,900 IRENE D. LUBER CONLON/ Christie’s International Real Estate 847.507.6261 ILuber@ConlonRealEstate. com

8. 431 Hastings Road LAKE FOREST Sunday 1-3 $1,495,000 Lyon Martini Group, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices KoenigRubloff 847.828.9991

17. 1835 Amberley LAKE FOREST Sunday 1-3 $999,000 Mary Pat Lundgren/ Michele Wilson, Coldwell Banker 847-234-8000 18. 2025 Amberley LAKE FOREST Sunday 1-3 $999,000 Mary Pat Lundgren/ Michele Wilson, Coldwell Banker 847-234-8000 19. 8 Ahwahnee LAKE FOREST Sunday 1-3 $3,299,000 Mary Pat Lundgren/ Heather Wright, Coldwell Banker 847-234-8000 20. 790 Southmeadow LAKE FOREST Sunday 1-3 $1,395,000 Marsha Nusslock, Coldwell Banker 847-234-8000 21. 568 Greenway LAKE FOREST Sunday 11-1 $1,049,000 Vera Purcell, Coldwell Banker 847-234-8000 22. 1101 Griffith Rd LAKE FOREST Sunday 1-3 $1,199,000 Jameson Sotheby’s International Realty, Eileen Campbell 847.716.5152

28. 21 Kings Cross Drive LINCOLNSHIRE Sunday 1-3 $584,500 Edie Love, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices KoenigRubloff 847.226.5597 29. 3323 Brook HIGHLAND PARK Sunday 1-3 $399,500 Patricia Carter, Coldwell Banker 847-234-8000

23. 1052 Inverlieth Road LAKE FOREST Sunday 1-3:15 $779,900 Maureen O’Grady-Tuohy, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices KoenigRubloff 847.845.6444

34. 950 Augusta Way #315 HIGHLAND PARK Sunday 12-2 $424,900 Mary Schreibstein, Coldwell Banker 847-822-2500

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11. 1227 Cascade Court LAKE FOREST Sunday 12-2 $799,000 Mary Ann Kollar, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices KoenigRubloff 847.421.1188

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30. 880 Spyglass Court HIGHLAND PARK Sunday 1-3 $698,000 Debbie Hymen, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices KoenigRubloff 847.609.5339 31. 1522 Sherwood Road HIGHLAND PARK Sunday 1-3 $399,000 Peter Barber, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices KoenigRubloff 847.431.8114 32. 599 Broadview Ave. HIGHLAND PARK Sunday 1-3 $365,900 Mirella Caputo, Coldwell Banker 847-845-2207 33. 1522 Sherwood Road HIGHLAND PARK Sunday 1-3 $399,000 Peter Barber, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices KoenigRubloff 847.431.8114

35. 921 Dryden Lane HIGHLAND PARK SUNDAY 11-1 $899,000 Janice Goldblatt 847.432.0700 36. 1244 Sherwood Road HIGHLAND PARK Sunday 1-3 $649,000 Debbie Bliwas Glickman, Baird & Warner 847-687-4332 37. 1545 Jeffrey Ln. NORTHBROOK Sunday 12-2 $459,000 Glo Matlin, Coldwell Banker 847-951-4040

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24. 1 2250 Telegraph Road BANNOCKBURN Sunday 1-4 $2,425,000 Mona Hellinga, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices KoenigRubloff 847.814.1855

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27. 565 Robin Rd BANOCKBURN Sunday 11:30 am-1:30 pm $1,125,000 Linda Martin, Coldwell Banker 847.446.4000

38. 4126 Bordeaux Drive NORTHBROOK Sunday 1-3 $549,000 Claire Schwab, Baird & Warner 312.576.0048

52. 1293 Westmoor Trail WINNETKA Sunday 12-2 $1,479,000 Sara Brahm, Baird & Warner 847.446.1855

39. 534 Dundee Rd GLENCOE Sunday 2:30 – 4 p.m. $619,000 Linda Martin, Coldwell Banker 847.446.4000

53. 842 Oak WINNETKA Sunday 1-4 $729,000 Mary Ann Kollar, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices KoenigRubloff 847.421.1188

40. 10 Lakewood GLENCOE Sunday 1-3 $3,149,000 Joanne Hudson, The Hudson Company 847.971.5024 41. 351 Adams GLENCOE Sunday 1-3 $995,000 Betsy Burke, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices KoenigRubloff 847.565.4264 42. 424 Fox Meadow Dr NORTHFIELD Sunday 12-2 p.m. $765,000 Maureen Mohling, Coldwell Banker 847.446.4000 43. 2021 Old Willow NORTHFIELD Sunday 12-2 $410,000 Peg O’Halloran, Baird & Warner 847.446.1855 44. 225 Old Farm Rd NORTHFIELD Sunday 1-3 p.m. $1,770,000 Bonnie Larson, Coldwell Banker 847.446.4000 45. 1169 Scott WINNETKA Sunday 12-2 $1,345,000 Laura McCain, The Hudson Company 847.347.4630 46. 371 Berkeley WINNETKA Sunday 1-3 $769,000 Mary Ann Kollar, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices KoenigRubloff 847.421.1188 47. 320 Euclid Ave, WINNETKA Sunday 1-3 p.m. $999,000 Maureen Mohling, Coldwell Banker 847.446.4000 48. 1163 Cherry WINNETKA Sunday 1-3 $1,049,000 Kelly Lundin, The Hudson Company 847.542.5648 49. 640 Blackthorn WINNETKA Sunday 2-4 $1,749,000 Laura McCain, The Hudson Company 847.347.4630 50. 669 Walden Road WINNETKA Sunday 1-3 $1,595,000 Julie Bradbury Miller, The Hudson Company 847.751.2619 51. 985 Spruce WINNETKA Sunday 1-3 $849,000 Roxanne Quigley, The Hudson Company 847.826.8866

54. 411 Fairview Ave WINNETKA Sunday 1-3 p.m. $889,000 Candy Pyle, Coldwell Banker 847.446.4000 55. 977 Sheridan WINNETKA Sunday 1-3 $3,350,000 Chris Downey, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices KoenigRubloff 847.340.8499 56. 601 Cherry Street WINNETKA SUNDAY 12-2 $1,749,000 Veech/Grant 847.881.0200 57. 893 Elm Street WINNETKA SUNDAY 1-4 $1,299,000 Alla Kimbarovsky 847.432.0700 58. 1000 Willow WINNETKA Sunday 1-3:00 PM $1,350,000 Coldwell Banker Patti Skirving 847-924-4119 Greg Skirving 847-863-3614 59. 594 Spruce Street WINNETKA Sunday 1-3:00PM $1,575,000 Coldwell Banker Patti Skirving 847-924-4119 Greg Skirving 847-863-3614 60. 518 Kenilworth Ave KENILWORTH SUNDAY 12-2 $1,249,000 Mary Grant 847.881.0200 61. 100 Abingdon Ave KENILWORTH Sunday 2:30-4:30 p.m. $2,750,000 Pam McClamroch, Coldwell Banker 847.446.4000 62. 942 Club Circle GLENVIEW Sunday 1:30-3:30 $1,725,000.00 5 Bed/4.1 Baths Rachael Mann/ CONLON Christie’s International Real Estate 312.401.9588 rachael@conlonrealestate.com 63. 2812 Park Ln GLENVIEW Sunday 1-3 p.m. $935,000 Monica Corbett, Coldwell Banker 847.446.4000 64. 307 Central Park Ave WILMETTE SUNDAY 1-3 $1,195,000 Linnea Jacobs 847.881.0200

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OH BABY! Fay, Trevians snap Maine South’s 16-year, 77-game CSL South win streak BY BILL MCLEAN, SPORTS@NORTHSHOREWEEKEND.COM

rancis Fay ripped the New Trier football helmet off his head and immediately hit the turf at Maine South. The senior running back/defensive back, his chest heaving, looked at the night sky and started to cry. Happy teardrops rolled off his face. Fay stayed flat on his back for a good 30 seconds, basking in the early moments of a momentous victory on Oct. 7. New Trier 27, Maine South 21. “I’ve been crying nonstop,” Fay would say some 10 minutes later. “Pure joy … that’s what I’ve been experiencing.” He had a superb excuse for displaying such emotion. Maine South hadn’t lost a Central Suburban League South game in 16 years. Sixteen years. Baby is born. Baby grows up, smiles for a driver’slicense photo. Maine South went 77-0 in that span, capturing four state championships along the way. “It started with a mentality,” Fay said of the week of practices before the meeting of 4-2 teams (2-0 in the CSL South) in Park Ridge. “We had to expect to win. We took that mindset into the game. That mindset, added to how we played physically tonight, we had a lot of going for us. We never stopped believing we would win.” Sixteen years ago … “I was probably on my mom’s [ Jackie’s] lap, watching an Ohio State football game,” said New Trier senior quarterback Clay Czyzynski, son of former OSU football player Rich Czyzynski. Sixteen years ago … “I was an assistant sophomore football coach at New Trier, working with quarterbacks,” New Trier’s third-year head varsity coach, Brian Doll (NT, ’95), said a year after his Trevs fell 24-21 to South’s Hawks. Maine South senior quarterback Nick Leongas completed a 14-yard pass to senior wideout Matt Holbrook on the game’s first play from scrimmage. The Hawks (4-3, 2-1) relied on nothing but running plays from there, gaining 61 yards on seven snaps, the final 23 coming on a Leongas touchdown sprint.

do to get a win like this. “I’ve never been happier than I am right now.” Fay popped off the turf, talked to scribblers and well-wishers and ran to a set of bleachers, hopping atop a partition to either hug or high-five several ecstatic NT fans. He then returned to the field to join his teammates and coaches for the postgame huddle. His eyes were still moist. So were others’. “The New Trier community,” a proud Doll would say later, “is going to remember this win for quite a while.” Notable: Trevians football coach Brian Doll was a wideout/defensive back for New Trier teams in the mid-1990s. NT defeated Maine South in his senior season, 1994. … New Trier senior fullback/linebacker Jake Lowell suffered what appeared to be a broken finger in the first half of the New Trier-Maine South game on Oct. 7. He got it taped up and returned to the field but came out for good after aggravating it. “I’ll wear a club [protective cast] next week [vs. visiting Glenbrook South, on Oct. 14],” Lowell said. “I’ll play.” … NT’s 27-21 win at Maine South last weekend left it all alone in first place in the CSL South standings. Maine South and Evanston are 2-1 in the division. … Trevians senior linebacker FRAN-TASTIC: New Trier running back Francis Fay breaks free during his team’s win over Maine South. Fay rushed for 143 yards. Grant Higgins did a little bit of PHOTOGRAPHY BY GEORGE PFOERTNER. everything in the win at Maine NT (5-2, 3-0) answered with a 20-yard line and pounded the ball Rutherford, who doubles as the “Huge,” Doll said. “That turn- South, picking off a third-quarter TD run (junior running back Peter relentlessly, getting 15-, 10- and varsity soccer team’s goalkeeper over was a huge momentum- pass, recording a tackle for loss and Murray’s one-yarder). 15-yard runs from Fay and a this fall. ( Just wondering: If a changer for us.” applying quarterback pressure on Maine South responded with a 13-yard keeper from Czyzynski in soccer goalkeeper kicks a field goal NT junior offensive linemen a third-and-goal play (incompleTD run. a 13-play drive. Senior wideout in a football game, is it considered Nick and Joey Artinian weigh a tion) at 1:10 of the fourth quarter. NT replied with a TD pass [a Eric Nicholas (five catches, 75 a hat trick since it’s worth three combined 465 pounds. Each … Max Bryla, also a senior linestands 5-foot-10. They and the backer, made a big stop in the red 19-yard connection, from Czyzyn- yards) came down with a 21-yard points?) ski to junior wideout Anthony reception in the trip. NT had a Rutherford struck later for a Trevs’ other trenchmen — Liam zone on Maine South’s final drive. Nicholas]. first-and-goal from the Hawks’ 30-yard field goal, putting NT up Hirsch, Chris Bisceglia, Marcel … On Maine South quarterback Maine South countered with a seven-yard line but gained only six 27-21 at 4:57 of the fourth quarter. Bauby and Chamberlain Coffee Nick Leongas’ final throw of the TD pass and an extra point to yards in four plays. In between the kicks, Eric — opened ample hallways of night, an incompletion, his target establish a 21-14 lead. The half ended 21 seconds later. Nicholas made the catch of the running room for Fay (24 carries, had to battle NT defensive backs Back and forth. New Trier began the second half night, diving to his right near an 143 yards) and Czyzynski (26-129, Francis Fay, Clay Czyzynski and Maine South ping-ed and New with another run-heavy, 13-play end zone’s sideline to snare a to go with his 8-of-15 passing for Daniel Anderson for space in an Trier pong-ed. journey, this one starting at its 33-yard dart from Czyzynski. The 121 yards). end zone. … The first bookend: It appeared inevitable the teams 25-yard line. A penalty and incom- score had been set up by senior “What a great job they did,” Many of New Trier’s senior footwould end the first half in a stale- plete pass on successive plays defensive back Grant Higgins’ Czyzynski, a third-year varsity ball players played for the NT mate. New Trier started its final forced the visitors to settle for a interception at 3:28 of the third starter, said. “Our offense, espe- freshman team that defeated possession of the half from its 37-yard field goal from junior Sam quarter. cially our line, did what it had to Maine South in 2013.

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n August, about the only thing freshman twins Halle Michael and Samara Michael had in common — other than their surname and birthday — was a goal. Make the Highland Park High School girls varsity tennis team. Halle made it. So did Samara. “It had been one of my dreams,” the 5-foot-5 Halle says. “Very happy,” the 5-foot-8 Samara says. “I remember being very happy when I found out I had made the varsity.” Each plays varsity doubles — with other Giants. Samara teams with sophomore Monique Brual, Halle with sophomore Devin Davidson. The Michael twins’ tennis games differ. The Michael twins’ personalities differ. “Each twin’s game,” Giants tennis coach Steve Rudman says, “is kind of like her personality.” Samara, a righty and a No. 1 Halle Michael sets up to crush a forehand at last weekend’s CSL North Meet. doubles player for most of the season, is a steady netter, a thinker Rudman opted to deploy Halle on the court, steely and focused, and Davidson at No. 1 doubles in willing to extend points by either his Central Suburban League North Tournament lineup last lifting a lob or executing an angle shot. Halle, a lefty and a No. 2 weekend, hoping they’d oust a doubles player for most of the strong tandem to strengthen their season, considers a two-shot rally record for this week’s Class 2A too lengthy of a rally. She loves to Glenbrook South Sectional seed blast, loves to finish, loves to play meeting. Halle Michael/Davidson fearlessly. Crush, crush, crush. edged Deerfield High School’s “Halle,” Rudman says, “is not top duo in three sets in a semifiafraid to take chances. She’s vocal. nal on Oct. 7. They had to face She’s loud, but not in a bad way. the top-seeded team, sisters Colette O’Regan/Catherine I see her having a very good O’Regan of host Glenbrook doubles career for us, even though she and Samara had played very North, in the bracket final on Oct. little doubles before high school. 8. We’re going to value Halle’s The O’Regans rolled to a doubles ability. straight-set victory. Not a stun“Samara,” the coach adds, “has ning result; they finished third in doubles at the state meet last fall. a precise game. Consistency. She has a variety of shots, and she’s “Devin and I wanted to win low-key and calm.” [the semifinal], really wanted to win, to show our coach we could The twins played together as do what he wanted us to do. doubles partners once this fall, only once, and it was Halle’s kind “It’s been exciting, being a part of match. The pair thumped a of a team,” she adds. “The older Libertyville High School pair 6-0, players, nice girls, were so wel6-0. Elapsed time of the match? coming at the beginning of the Maybe a little longer than it takes season. They made my transition to view the first scene of the to high school an easy one. movie, Twins, starring Arnold Playing doubles? I didn’t want to Schwarzenegger and Danny Samara Michael awaits a service return from an opponent. do that, at first. I was scared. But DeVito. PHOTOGRAPHY BY GEORGE PFOERTNER. now I’m feeling more comfort-

able, hitting volleys and overheads better than I thought I would.” Rudman temporarily broke up the Samara Michael/Brual combo at the league tournament, matching Samara with sophomore Lily Tiemeyer (normally a singles player) at No. 2 doubles and letting Brual battle against No. 2 singles players. Michael/ Tiemeyer captured the Giants’ lone flight championship last weekend, downing a 2015 statequalifying doubles team from Glenbrook North in a three-set final. The final was a no-doubter, a 6-1 decision. “Good for them,” Rudman says. “Good win against a good team. That third set was decisive, nice.” Samara Michael and Brual got together on a court for a couple of hours on Oct. 9, the day after the two-day CSL North Tournament, to reconnect and drill, to get a jump on pre-sectional preparation. “I’m still getting used to doubles,” Samara admits. “I’m still working on it. Monique is a very good doubles player (a 2015 state doubles qualifier, with Tiemeyer), so that helps. What also helps is being a part of a team. Playing tennis, in general, has helped me manage my time.” The twins’ parents, Jeff and Melanie, did not spend much time on tennis courts as children. Jeff was a hoopster, Melanie a horseback rider. But Grandpa Sandy, of Highland Park, plays tennis regularly with his friends. Halle, years ago, watched her grandpa on tennis courts. Halle picked up a racket and hit shots. Halle and tennis became a good match. Samara and tennis became a good match. “I remember thinking one day, while watching my grandpa play tennis, ‘I’d like to be able to play tennis with my friends when I get older,’ ” Halle says. Rudman noticed the young twins at a tennis camp in the summer before their eighth grade, back in 2015. It didn’t take him long to project them as major contributors to his program. They had the shots and the makeup for the sport. They also had some-

thing else, something that has nothing to do with topspin or service returns or the ability to hit clean winners. “You could tell, I could tell, they would fit in nicely on a team,” Rudman recalls. “They’re good kids, nice kids, not just good tennis players. What I like about them is how much they’ve bought in as new doubles players, not always an easy thing to do. But they’re figuring out what it takes to be good at doubles, and they’re getting better and better, more confident. Both respect the game and respect their opponents. “They’ve got some older friends now, through tennis, and they’re enjoying the chances to mesh and bond with them,” he adds. Notable: Highland Park High and Glenbrook North shared the overall Central Suburban League North girls tennis championship. HP, which beat Glenbrook North 5-2 in a dual this fall, had held a 30-28 edge (regular-season points) on GBN before the start of the CSL North Tournament Oct. 7-8. HP reached six of the seven flight title matches on Oct. 8, winning one of them (No. 2 doubles, Samara Michael/Lily Tiemeyer); GBN won four flight titles and finished runner-up in another, providing the bulk of its 17 tourney points to HP’s 15. The Giants’ tournament runners-up: Caitlin Goldberg (No. 1 singles); Monique Brual (No. 2 singles); Reggi Deutsch (No. 3) singles); Halle Michael/Devin Davidson (No. 1 doubles); Emily Langsam/ Mia LoGrande (No. 3 doubles); and Erin Lothan/Sammi Beerman (No. 4 doubles). … HP vies for state berths at this weekend’s Class 2A Glenbrook South Sectional, beginning Oct. 14. HP’s sectional lineup: Goldberg and Tiemeyer (singles); Samara Michael/Brual and Halle Michael/Davidson (doubles) … HP finished with an 11-4 dual mark this fall, going undefeated in CSL North duals and losing only to Hinsdale Central, New Trier and Stevenson (twice). “Stevenson,” Giants coach Steve Rudman says, “was the deepest team we faced.”

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COUNTING ON CALLIE Fauntleroy a trusted power source in New Trier’s volleyball lineup BY BILL MCLEAN, SPORTS@NORTHSHOREWEEKEND.COM

young volleyball player at New Trier sits, all alone, as older players in a gym laugh and converse and laugh a little louder. It is a preseason practice, in late August. The shy girl is a sophomore, maybe a freshman. She looks down. She looks unsure. A senior volleyball player approaches her quiet colleague. The New Trier senior is 6-foot-3 middle Callie Fauntleroy, a cocaptain, as friendly off the court as she is dominant on it. Fauntleroy says something. Her audience of one looks up and smiles, feels a part of the team, feels comfortable in a gym that suddenly feels warm. The life preserver on land wears No. 13 for New Trier’s girls volleyball team, owner of a 19-8 record after winning the Discovery Tournament at Glenbrook North on Oct. 8. Fauntleroy has a sound reason for her pleasant, welcoming nature these days. “I was one of those quiet, uncertain girls my freshman year,” Fauntleroy, a fourth-year varsity member, says. “I came out of my shell because of the senior leaders we had on our team [in 2013, when the Trevians placed third at the Class 4A state tournament]. Seniors like Taylor Tashima and Abbey Boyd. They encouraged me to be myself, 100 percent. That opened my eyes. That was leadership. I learned a lot from them, from all of the seniors. Taylor, she’s the best leader. I’ve tried to model myself after her, and here I am, a senior. “I’ve been preparing myself, for this season, for three years.” The team leader in kills and blocks came up big late in the first set of New Trier’s 26-24, 25-6 defeat of visiting Niles North on Oct. 5. NT trailed 24-23 when Fauntleroy hammered a kill, an emphatic moment. The Trevians won the next two points and the set, thanks to two more kills from Fauntleroy. Emphatic, emphatic. Fauntleroy’s power in crunch time emboldened New Trier and

POWER-UP: Callie Fauntleroy of the Trevians rises up to put down a spike in a recent league win over Maine South. PHOTOGRAPHY BY GEORGE PFOERTNER.

deflated Niles North. No wonder NT raced to a 16-4 lead in the second set. Fauntleroy would finish with a team-high 10 kills, six coming in the first set.

“Her speed to the block is the aspect of her game that has improved the most,” Trevians volleyball coach Hannah Hsieh says of the Winnetka resident and

George Washington University recruit. “She closes in on the hitter, quickly. What I’ve also noticed, what a lot of us have noticed, is Callie’s leadership

abilities this year. She’s taking charge, working hard, pushing the girls in practice, being responsible. Her leadership was quite evident during our [preseason] sleepover, our lock in, at our Northfield campus. “She cares about the team and her teammates,” the coach adds, “and her great sense of humor puts her teammates at ease. She has this way about her, a knack for pulling a teammate in and making her feel special.” Fauntleroy’s older sisters, Katie and Haley, played volleyball at New Trier. Katie (a 6-1 outside hitter) continued her career at Colgate, Haley (a 6-3 middle) at the University of Virginia. Katie, the Central Suburban League South Player of the Year in 2011, graduated in the spring; Haley is a Cavaliers junior and helped a Wildcat Juniors club volleyball team (18 Black) place fifth in the open division at AAU nationals. Callie’s, twin brother, Billy, stands 6-8. Plays volleyball, too. Bruises volleyballs. He ranked third among teammates in kills for the Trevians’ state runner-up squad last spring. Volleyballs, not leaves, must fall from the trees near the Fauntleroys’ house. “I wanted to pick a sport I could possibly play in college,” Callie, a former Wildcat Juniors middle and a current First Alliance middle, says of her decision to choose volleyball at the age of 12. “Just the other day, during a practice, I realized again why I love this sport as much as I do. We were playing a point, an intense one, and I got to celebrate with my teammates after it. We were creating connections, competing hard and playing together. I remember feeling pure happiness during the celebration. Volleyball … it’s such a team sport. I love that part of it.” Team New Trier threw its collective heart into the two-day Discovery Tournament last weekend. Hsieh’s girls went 5-0, topping Glenbrook South in a semifinal and Loyola Academy

in the final. Fauntleroy, senior co-captain Nicole Urbanowicz and sophomore setter Payton Hielscher earned all-tournament honors. Fauntleroy struck 43 blocks to go with her 16 blocks, a pair of team-high totals; Urbanowicz finished with 24 kills and 46 digs; and Hielscher lofted 94 assists and delivered eight aces. “Callie,” Urbanowicz says, “is reliable for us, so reliable. You just know, when the ball is up, and Callie goes after it, she’s going to put that shot down. You saw what she did [at the end of the Niles North match], coming through with those kills. We can always count on her.” Fauntleroy is thinking of majoring in business or double majoring in business and psychology at George Washington University. Her dream job? It’s in an office somewhere, filled with all kinds of employees. Go-getters and followers. Assertive ones and quiet ones. Like the makeup of a volleyball team. “I want to be a boss, a powerful woman in the business world,” Fauntleroy says. “I want to motivate my employees, help them in any way possible. I want to be a big influence on them.” Notable: New Trier downed visiting Niles North in straight sets on its Senior Night Oct. 5. Trevians junior middle Grace Kapsimalis had five kills, and senior outside hitter Nicole Urbanowicz pounded four. NT improved to 6-1 in the Central Suburban League South. … Other significant NT stats from the Discovery Tournament held last weekend at New Trier and Glenbrook North: sophomore outside hitter Taite Ryan (20 kills, nine blocks, nine aces, 33 digs); sophomore outside hitter/rightside hitter Maddie McGregor (15 kills, seven blocks); sophomore middle Gillian Klise (10 kills, 11 blocks); sophomore outside hitter Grace Bozzo (56 digs, five aces); and senior right-side hitter Emma Tomlinson (five aces).

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Dance-loving Horwitch keeps in step with her community BY BILL MCLEAN ILLUSTRATION BY BARRY BLITT

he danced as a child, as a teen, as a college student. Those figure skates, the ones she wore before modern dance beckoned, rested somewhere in a closet, maybe in a garage, and never moved again. Frozen forever ... in room temperature. The dancer, 39-year-old Wendy Horwitch, still loves to dance, still loves to talk about dance. The Highland Park High School graduate, the Highland Park resident and the Highland Park Community House (HPCH) Executive Director sits across from me at Walker Bros. Original Pancake House in — where else? — Highland Park and interrupts herself while praising one of her mentors, former HPHS Dance Director Ginny Siano. “Am I talking too much?” Horwitch, in her ninth year as the face of HPCH, asks as she awaits her order of scrambled eggs and a bialy. “I hope not. I am so used to asking the questions, most of the questions, where I work. People come to me, wanting to hold a special event in their lives at Community House, a unique place. I want to know all about the family, so I ask away. I’m

curious about people. I like to listen. I then like to tell them, ‘This is your home. Dress it up any way you like. It’s your home for the event, your space, your canvas.’ ” The Highland Park Woman’s Club, founded in 1899, started using the Highland Park Community House for its meetings and programs in 1924, a roaring year. The Woman’s Club oversaw the establishment of the city’s first public library. It conducted blood drives during World War II. It became synonymous with community philanthropy. Today, HPCH hosts public and private events and educational and cultural programs. Wedding receptions are held there. Baptisms and bar mitzvahs. Baby naming ceremonies and 50-year wedding anniversary celebrations. The Art Center Highland Park is a tenant, as is the Improv Playhouse. “I love my job,” says Horwitch, a University of Illinois graduate (speech communications major and Spanish minor, after majoring in dance for her first year and a half in Champaign). “I am surrounded by the arts, by artists, and I get to use my communications skills. How fortunate am I? I have always been a grateful person, and I could not be more grateful than I am for the job I have.”

The HPHS graduate met her future husband, Mark, a Deerfield High School graduate and a lawyer, at the University of Illinois. They have two sons, ages nine and six. The father took his sons to the Highland ParkDeerfield prep football game last month, the mother’s alma mater emerging victorious, 14-0. Wendy’s best friends in the world? It’s a three-way tie: her husband and her two sisters. “Do you want to know the most important thing I’ve tried to convey to my sons?” she asks. I nod. “It’s to be best friends, now and for the rest of their lives,” she adds. “ T h e y ’re going to need each other. They’re going to want to stay in touch, share moments. I cherish how close I am to my sisters, how often we communicate. I’m grateful for their friendship.”

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a girl named Wendy took a dance class, taught by Siano. The girl paid attention. The teacher inspired the girl. “She pushed me, encouraged me,” Horwitch recalls. “She believed in me. I had a wonderful experience growing up in Highland Park, and Ginny was a big part of that experience. I will always appreciate what she did for me at a young age. Dance was my passion at a young age, and my mentor helped me develop that passion.” Every other year, HPHS p re s e n t s FOCUS on the Arts, a three-day, four-night fine arts festival. The next one is slated for the spring of 2017. There is a dance committee, in charge of organizing workshops and curating professional dancers to perform during the festival. The committee held its first meeting this month. In attendance? An eager, expressive, diligent Wendy Horwitch, no surprise. She can’t wait for the start of the 2017

FOCUS on the Arts. She can’t wait for the start of the next dance committee meeting. “It has been a strength at Highland Park High School for the longest time,” Horwitch, a North Shore School of Dance product, says of the high school’s arts program. “I like to praise it every chance I get, because kids need an outlet, need opportunities, to express themselves and find their talents. Is there a better way to do those things than through the arts?” Movies thrill Horwitch. Move her. Her favorite flicks of all-time, if you put her on the spot and ask her to name them, are Dirty Dancing and Flashdance. Her destination for movies, her Blockbuster Video (RIP), is the Highland Park Public Library. Her favorite form of an outdoor escape is a long walk with either a family member or a friend. Horwitch has settled in nicely and comfortably, at the corner of Contentment and Appreciation. Point — make that, pointe — to dance for that location. “Dance,” she says, “gave me a lot of confidence when I was young, and that has carried over into my professional life. Energy, positive energy, is important to me. You know what they say, ‘Attitude is altitude.’ Carry that light into a room.”

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$595,000

321 siGNe CouRt, Lake BLuFF

5 Bedrooms, 3 Baths

www.321Signe.info

NEW PRICE!

1500 N La saLLe dRive, uNit 2C, ChiCaGo www.1500La Salle.info

$440,000

120 w CeNteR aveNue, Lake BLuFF

3 Bedrooms, 1.1 Baths

www.120Center.info

$975,000

NEW LISTING!

505 GReeNvaLe Road, Lake FoRest

$910,000

455 ButLeR dRive, Lake FoRest

5 Bedrooms, 4.2 Baths NEW LISTING!

OPEN SUNDAY! 2:15 - 4 PM

4 Bedrooms, 3.1 Baths

2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths

$384,900

14 e woodLaNd Road, Lake BLuFF

2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths

www.14Woodland.info

$369,000

280 E. DEERPATH, LAKE FOREST, ILLINOIS 60045 | 8 E. SCRANTON AVENUE, LAKE BLUFF, ILLINOIS 60044

$589,000

SATURDAY OCTOBER 15 | SUNDAY OCTOBER 16â€‚2016 | THE NORTH SHORE WEEKEND

123 DE WINDT ROAD, WINNETKA, $2,495,000

CHERYL CHAMBERS, 847.977.3924

THE #1 LUXURY BROKERAGE FIRM IN CHICAGO AND THE NORTH SHORE.

Source: MRED $1 million+ sales, Chicago and North Shore, 1-1-2015 to 12-31-2015.