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Annex Irks Land Owners

Mount Prospect Considers Forced Takeover Of Area South Of Oakton

By CAROLINE FREER Journal & Topics Reporter

Mount Prospect held an open house for business owners from the Oakton Street area, in the Farley Community Room at village hall Tuesday (June 25), to discuss CEA Sunset possible annexation of the area. Sun sets to the west as seen from Chicago Executive Airport and its control tower during the annual "Rock the Runway" July 4th celebration The approximately 28 -acre last Saturday. See more photos from the event inside. (Shawn Clisham/Journal photo) parcel of unincorporated industrial and commercial land sits at the southern border of Mount Prospect. About 10 property owners showed up to hear the village's Mayor Wants To Talk Term Limits pitch on why it's worth it for them to pay more taxes in order to be part of Mount Prospect. By EMMA DEMPSEY serving his third term as mayor,the start of his first term. limits for aldermen. Village Manager Mike Cassady Journal & Topics Reporter believes that imposing a two -term "It's a matter of working to- "As an alderman, you're one said the village will set up water limit can benefit the city and its gether," Helmer said, "but [theof five, so you don't have that mains to bring Lake Michigan wa- Mayor Nick Helmer has begun citizens by bringing in fresh ideas.alderman] doesn't." much authority or power," Lud- ter to the area. Currently, water is a push for term limits for elected Helmer mentioned one alder- Though Helmer would not con- vigsen said when contacted by the supplied by privately owned wells. city officials in Prospect Heights, man that has been in office for firm which alderman he was refer- Journal this week. "The mayor's Additionally, the village will take but the city council's most senior 20 years. ring to, Ludvigsen is currently the position is more impactful, and he over police and fire service from alderman ,Ald. Patrick Ludvigsen "He always votes the same longest -serving alderman. has the ability to sway people." Cook County and the Elk Grove (4th), does not see eye -to -eye way," Helmer said, "because he's Ludvigsen said he thinks there With term limits in place, Rural Fire Protection District. with the mayor on who should be set in his ways." should be a term limit for the Helmer said it would introduce "We have these remnant unlimited in their service to the city. Helmer said that he's had issues mayor's position, but does notnew people and ideas to the (Continued on page 2A) Helmer, who is currentlyworking with this alderman sincesee such a need for setting term (Continued on page 4A)

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Village of- forced, not voluntary, therewas ficial Mike talk of lawyers and a previous Annex? Cassady (left) and lawsuit to fight off annexation by (Continued from page 1A) Sean Dorsey Des Plaines about five years ago. incorporated pockets that Cook present Illinois Municipal Code allows County can't really effectively concepts for contiguous, unincorporated areas annexation of less than 60 -acres to be forc- serve," Cassady said. "We're during an trying to figure out if annexation open house ibly annexed, if they are wholly could actually help these property June 25 at bounded by one or more munici- owners improve the values of their village hall. palities including lakes, rivers, or (Caroline creeks. properties." Freer/Jour- There were two separate issues nal photo) However, Mount Prospect up for discussion at the meeting. would clearly prefer not to force One was the actual annexation of the issue and will work to persuade the area, the second was the cost owners of the benefits. of providing village water. Cassady said a cost analysis The price tag to set up all the of annexation without the water water mains, valves and hydrants service could be put together and is projected to be about $6 million include all the fees that would no and does not include a sewage longer be paid to Cook County. In system. that way the owners will see how Finance Department Director working with the village, rather Amit Thakkar had set up poster - than the county, will be easier board sized spreadsheets showing and less expensive, Cassady said. the various financing options and After the meeting was finished, how they would affect taxes.over the area, effectively lowering to be annexed. Cassadyaddressed the issue of Cassady told the Journal & Topics Thakkar said he expects the entire the eventual loan amount. Timothy Stef of Magnum Au-the annexation itself. he was not surprised by the reac- amount to be borrowed from the Several of the business owners tomotive agreed: "Water is not an Dorsey outlined the watertion, referring to the new Cook Illinois Environmental Protectionsaid they were fine with their well issue." Stef explained he had just improvements that could be County property tax assessments. Agency (IEPA). The loan couldwater and did not need the waterspent $1,700 to install a new pump expected: "Ample supply, good"People hear their taxes are go- then be paid back over 10 or 20improvements. Their primary for the first time in 20 years. While pressure, good water quality, anding up at a time when their tax is years. Another possible fundingconcern was the lengthy increase both Jakubek and Stef admittedbetter fire protection." already going up, it's not an easy source is a 30 -year bond. in taxes required to pay for it. their well water was not drinkable, They received plenty of push -value proposition to articulate," The spreadsheet broke down the James Jakubek said he and his they said the tax increase was not back from the attendees who were he said, "So, we've got some percentage of obligation associ-brother have owned a body shopworth it to them. They currently having none of it, however. Com- work to do." ated with each tax PIN number,at 2345 Oakton St. for about 40 drink bottled water. ments included water being the Cassady added that three other so property owners could see their years. "Our well is 150 -feet deep, Public Works Director Seanwrong selling point for annexa-forced annexations by the village potential costs. comes up crystal clear, I've gotDorsey gave a presentation ex-tion, objections to the costs, andhave turned out well. "I think if Cassady said the village is ask-no problem with the water," he plaining the concepts and ideas the questions about the actual benefits you talk to those business own- ing the county to help offset costs,said. Jakubek said the village wasvillage is proposing with respectthey'll see with annexation. ers and property owners, they're since it is asking the village to take giving him no incentive to wantto the new water system. While Told the annexation would behappy," he said.

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Haley Reinhart belts out a tune during Saturday's annual "Rock the Two unannounced flyovers of two bi-planes took place during the festival prior to Haley Reinhart's perfor- Runway" celebration at Chicago Executive Airport. mance and fireworks display. (Shawn Clisham/Journal photos)

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MOST READ Ceremony To Honor 2 Lifesavers UPCOMING MEETINGS Monday, July 8 sources Commission, 7 p.m., STORIES The Prospect Heights Fire District will host a ceremony at 6:30 City Hall, 8 N. Elmhurst Rd. p.m. Monday, July 8 at the district's main firehouse, 10 E. Camp Prospect Heights City Council AT JOURNAL-TOPICS.COM McDonald Rd. in Prospect Heights, to honor two civilians whose workshop, 6:30 p.m., City Hall, 8 Saturday, July 13 JUNE 25 -JULY 2, 2019 efforts helped save a life. N. Elmhurst Rd. The first part of the ceremony will honor two individuals, Ga- Talk & Chalk on Centennial Mount Prospect briele Noreikaite and Tom Ciupka. According to Fire Chief Drew Tuesday, July 9 Green, 9 to 11 a.m., Village Hall, 50 S. Emerson St., Mount Considers Forcing Smith, on June 2 the two were visiting family in Prospect Heights. At some point, they heard a car crash, investigated and found a Prospect Heights Police Pension Prospect Annexation Of Area male patient unresponsive, not breathing and slumped over the Board, 3 p.m., City Hall, 8 N. Elmhurst Rd. Special Events Commission South Of Oakton wheel of his vehicle. special meeting, 9 a.m., Village They removed the man from the car and administered CPR until Mount Prospect Village Board Hall, 50 S. Emerson St., Mount paramedics arrived. After care by the paramedic team, who also will Super Pitas Opens In Committee of the Whole, 7 p.m., Prospect be honored, the man is doing well and will be discharged from a Village Hall, 50 S. Emerson St. Niles rehabilitation facility within days, according to Smith. He said that Tuesday, July 16 without their efforts, the outcome would have been very different. Wednesday, July 10 Mount Prospect Village Board, 7 Arby's Eyes Elk Grove The second part of our ceremony will swear in the fire district's newest member, Michael Lynch, who started as a part-time employee Prospect Heights District 23 p.m., Village Hall, 50 S. Emerson Town Center For New two years ago and was recently promoted to a full-time firefighter. Board of Education, 7 p.m., Grod- St., Mount Prospect Drive -Through sky Administration Building, 700 N. Schoenbeck Rd., Prospect Thursday, July 18 Heights Des Plaines' Peacock Sister Cities Commission, 6 Thursday, July 11 p.m., Village Hall, 50 S. Emerson Mystery Continues To Park Board Looks To Fill Vacancy St., Mount Prospect Fan Out Mount Prospect Planning & Zon- The Prospect Heights Park District is looking to fill a board ing Commission, 7 p.m., Village Mount Prospect Elementary Hall, 50 S. Emerson St. School Dist. 57 Board of Educa- vacancy after Bob Loranger resigned earlier this month due to a Des Plaines Blotter: tion, 7 p.m., Administration Build- move to Colorado. Prospect Heights Natural Re- ing, 701 W. Gregory St. Female Driver Hurls "The Prospect Heights Park District board and staff would like to Iced Tea, Slur In Road extend much gratitude to Commissioner Bob Loranger for his hard Rage work, energy, and dedication to the residents of Prospect Heights Park District. We wish him all the best," parks Director Christina Ferraro said. Term Limits Buckling Road Cause Due to Loranger's resignation, the board is looking for another Of Traffic Gridlock In member to be appointed through April 2021. At that time, the seat (Continued from page 1A) leen Quinn (2nd), and Wendy Palatine is subject to an election in which interested parties may run for council. Morgan -Adams (3rd). the position. Helmer also pointed out that Ludvigsen said that he was a A seven -member elected board governs the park district; each the city could have benefitedbig help to the mayor when he After Exhaustive serves a four-year term, with elections every two years. Commis- from having a new mayor, ratherfirst took office, because Helmer Search, Kayaker sioners receive no compensation. Those interested must be a resident than Helmer serving a third term. was new to city government, but "I'm serving my third term,"Ludvigsen had previously served Rescued In Busse of the park district for at least one year and be a registered voter within the park district. Helmer said, "but I realizedon the council. Woods Applicants for this position must submit their resume and a let- that two terms would've been Ludvigsen suggested instead ter of interest via email to [email protected] or mailed functional and positive." Before of term limits, implementing Ailing Health Cancels to Christina Ferraro, Executive Director, 110 W. Camp McDonald running in the April 2 election,staggered terms, which would Helmer said if reelected, this allow voters to select some of the Scaggs Tour, Including Road, Prospect Heights, IL 60070 and must be received no later than July 23. The board will interview applicants in August and would be his final term as mayor.aldermen at different elections, Date In Elk Grove plan to make an appointment in September or October. Had someone else taken office rather than all at once. after his second term, Helmer Without staggered terms, said, they could have broughtLudvigsen said the city could new ideas and built off of"potentially have an all -new ,9 Youth Basketball, ,,ot1414t1w4 Helmer's work as mayor. council, which is more of a risk JOURNAL Ballet, Art Classes,INA Helmer pointed out Desthan people serving multiple 111.11kj dr, Plaines as he noted that term lim-terms." & Topics Rentals & Morel its are a fairly common practice Though Helmer said he is open 111/%0 Newspapers 111 in surrounding cities and towns. to hearing alternative ideas from Visit our website Ludvigsen said there is a ben-the other council members when 622 Graceland Avenue efit to public servants who havethey discuss the issue at the next Des Plaines, Illinois 60016 www.GMPD.org experience. 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The arraignment date was set for Friend: Martin July 15 in room 109 at 9:30 a.m. Recently Joined Martin did not turn around or look back when leaving the DP -Based WA courtroom. Brian Mulcrone, a friend of By CAROLINE FREER David Martin, was there to wit- Journal & Topics Reporter ness the proceedings. Mulcrone, a resident of Mount Prospect, said Accused murderer Deborah he had been in Europe for the 75th Martin, 43, appeared in the Cook anniversary of D -Day celebrations County Circuit Court -Third Mu- when he received an email from nicipal District Rolling Meadows the president of Chapter 311 of the Courthouse Thursday (June 27). Vietnam Veterans of America, of It was her second court appear-which both he and David Martin ance since her parents, Anne, 71,were members. and David Martin, 72, were found Mulcrone said he couldn't make by Arlington Heights police, after it back in time for the funeral and a 911 call. Police said they'd been felt compelled to come to court. Workers prepare finishing touches on Pulse station kiosk near Golf Mill Shopping Center. The new stabbed to death in their home at 3"I thought it would be good to Pulse line is scheduled to begin operations next month. S. Derbyshire Lane, on Saturday,be a witness to it," he said, "you June 8, at 12:36 a.m. want justice to be done, but it's a Deborah Martin lived with hersad thing." parents and was in the home at Calling Anne and David Martin Pulse Line Gets Rolling Next Month the time of the murders, police"gentle people," Mulcrone said reported. Thursday, she enteredhe and David met when Martin By TOM ROBB periods and once every 15 to 20 the next bus arrives. courtroom 108 at about 9:50 a.m., had joined the Des Plaines -based Journal & Topics Reporter minutes during off peak periods. That vertical marker is in place wearing Cook County Department Chapter 311, about six years ago. Although the Pulse Line will at the Golf Mill Pulse station. The of Corrections clothing, a blue T- As Martin had become more in- After decadesof planning,mirror the regular Route 270 Mil- Golf Mill station is expected to shirt and blue pants bearing the volved with the group, he'd joined Pace Suburban Bus officials waukee Pace bus,the 270 line will be fully complete within the next letters DOC. the Board of Trustees and the Audit announced June 25 the longremain in operation, but will see two weeks, Pace spokeswoman Martin looked disheveled, herCommittee, Mulcrone said. awaited, somewhat delayed,some service reductions because Maggie Daly Skogsbakken said. blonde hair loose and unkempt. Mulcrone al so told the Journal & Milwaukee Avenue Pulse Lineof the overlapping service. Elevated concrete pads have been She kept her hands behind her Topics about the small music group service will begin operating Pulse buses will stop at stations poured all along the Niles section back in a handcuffed position,they'd formed. Martin played Sunday, Aug. II. The Pulse Linebuilt with heated shelters, with of the route along with electrical although she was neither cuffed12 -string guitar, another friend, is the first in a series of arterial heated concrete to melt snow,infrastructure in many. nor shackled. Alfred Piskorski, played six -string rapid transit lines Pace plans to on slightly elevated platforms, Daly Skogsbakken said sta- Martin's demeanor was subdued guitar, and Mulcrone sang. roll out in the coming years. which would be level with the tions would be completed running as she looked around the court- The trio would rehearse at The Pulse Line will make stops bus doors. Stations would havenorth to south along Milwaukee room with a confused expression.the Martin home and Mulcrone once every half -mile between Golf seating, be fully accessible andAvenue, meaning all Niles sta- Standing next to her attorney,laughed as he said he thought, Mill Shopping Center and thecontain bike racks. tions should be complete by the public defender Caroline Glennon, "Anne must be an understanding Jefferson Park Transit Terminal The buses would be givenAug. 11 launch date, although Martin turned to face Judge Marc wife." between 5 a.m. and midnight week- signal priority to trigger a green some stations along the Chicago W. Martin. Their group didn't have a name, days. Service would begin at 5:30 light early, or hold a green lightportion of the route might not be Glennon and the judge briefly Mulcrone said, but the would en- a .m . Saturdays and 6 a.m. Sundays. longer to keep the routes on track. complete by the launch date. discussed a date for Martin's next tertain the residents at Generations ending at midnight all days. The bus stations would also con- Some of the purple Pulse buses appearance, at which she will be at Oakton Arms in Des Plaines. Buses would run once every tain a vertical marker tower with have already been in service as arraigned. Deborah Martin did The last time they played there 10 minutes during peak rush hour readouts saying how long untilRoute 270 buses. not speak. was May 15.

Meet Mount ProspectLibrary's New Director July 18

The Mount Prospect Public Library hasthe Mount Prospect Public Library, 10 S.received more than 20 applications. Her she held since 2012. a new day-to-day leader and the commu- Emerson St., during a welcoming reception. annual salary is $123,000. Before that, she worked at Reaching nity is invited to meet her at an upcoming She takes over for Marilyn Genther, who She comes to Mount Prospect with ex- Across Illinois Library System as associate executive director, as well as Metropolitan reception. retired at the end of June. Genther startedtensive experience in both libraries and the The public is invited to meet Executive with the library in 1986 and became execu- private sector. Library System in a range of positions Director Su Reynders from 5:30 to 7 p.m.tive director in 1992. She was executive director of the Lincol- including executive director, director of Thursday, July 18 on the second floor of Reynders was selected after the library nwood Public Library District, a position operations, and special projects coordinator. Page 6A I Wednesday, July 3, 2019 I The Journal www.journal-topics.com Learn How Northwest Suburban Residents Share Their Visions At Forum

To Appeal By CAROLINE FREER After about 30 -minutes the Reassessments Journal & Topics Reporter groups took turns presenting their visions. George Motto, a 42 -year In Wheeling Reclaim NW Suburbs (RNWS) resident of Arlington Heights, held its first ever "Visioning Fo- represented his group along with Township rum: The Community Speaks" Steve Frederick of Skokie. "What event June 24 at the Arlington we envision is a community whose With upcoming property Heights Memorial Library. residents know what's available tax reassessments coming to The Arlington Heights -based to them," said Motto. He high- Wheeling Township, State organization is a chapter of Re- lighted the need for a senior cen- Rep. Mark Walker (D -53d) of claim Chicago and is supported ter, library, good school system, Arlington Heights is hosting a by The People's Lobby (TPL) walkable business district, public series of property tax appeal and National Nurses United, the transportation, playgrounds, and seminars throughout July to largest union and professional swimming pools. help residents navigate the association of registered nurses Nora Bethman of Prairie View appeal process. in U.S. history. pointed to the healthcare systems The 53d district includes Geri Wasserman, an organizer in European countries, "They for the local chapter, explained the Carolyn Roberts and Calvin Flentall were among those brainstorming portions of Mount Prospect, ideas at Visioning Forum at the Arlington Heights Library. don't spend as much on health- Des Plaines,Arlington Heights, inspiration for the Reclaim orga- (Caroline Freer/Journal photo) care, but they tend to have better Prospect Heights and other nization grew out of the Bernie outcomes," she said, "I think our nearby suburbs. Sanders progressive movement. by givinga quick background ofvillage government," said Moens. whole healthcare system is kind "Concerns about property RNWS applies the mission of RNWS , issues the organization has Split into groups of two or three, of a mess." Bethman also said taxes continue to be the number TPL to the Northwest suburbs, backed, and political candidatesparticipants were given a largeshe'd like to have a responsible one issue I hear about from advocating for affordable housing, they've supported. sheet of drawing paper upon which government, one without corrup- residents," Walker said. "I am increasing the minimum wage , and Keith Moens , another organizer, to put their ideas. Some groups tion or nepotism. committed to fighting to reduce acting as a sort of watchdog overasked people to draw a vision ofdrew their town, giving careful Jose Tovar of Arlington Heights property taxes in our commu- local municipal governments totheir ideal, utopian municipality.thought to the placement of parks, said he was there because he has nities, so to that end I think make sure democratic processes In effect, starting from scratch, ifwalking paths, shops, municipal a family with school age children. it's important for residents to are being adhered to. there were no financial, legal, orbuildings, etc. "All the decisions made in city hall have a chance to appeal the re- An initially low turnout pickedpolitical obstructions, how would Others wrote out lists of their affect me and my family," he said. assessments coming out in July. up as the rain abated and the dinner the attendees organize a town. wants, detailing such items as fair A followup meeting to discuss Property owners don't have a hour passed, growing from 12-20 "We're hoping we can get sometaxation, protection of social ser- the visions and potential obstacles, lot of time to make an appeal attendees between6-8:30 p.m. ideas from local residents on what vices, healthcare, and responsible will be held at library, 500 Dunton after they receive their re- Wasserman got the ball rolling they see is important in directing government. Ave., on Tuesday, July 30. assessment, so I'm glad we've arranged a series of seminars to provide this important service for our communities." Re -assessments for Wheel- ing Township are slated to be released Friday, July 5 and PH Resident Raises Concerns Over recipients will have approximately one month to file an appeal with the Cook County Assessor's Office. Walker tax Potential Redevelopment Project meetings will be held: at the Mount Prospect Public Library, 10 S. Emerson St., on By EMMA DEMPSEY Nick Helmer's Ad Hoc Prospect "We have to be careful thatplications or plans in place. July 11. Journal & Topics Reporter Heights Redevelopment Com-children are protected from Wade said once an application at the Arlington Heights Me- mittee. senior drivers," Freihage said.has been received, it must be morial Library, 500 N. Dunton Long-time Prospect Heights In the city's spring quarterly"That should be our number one reviewed and approved by city Ave., on July 15. resident Kitty Freihage spoke newsletter, Helmer outlined sev-concern." staff and engineering, the Plan/ at the Prospect Heights before the city council Mondayeral areas for development and Freihage said it was her un-Zoning Board of Appeals, and Public Library, 12 N. Elm St., night (June 24) to express con- redevelopment around the city,derstanding that "the mayor hasthe city council before moving on July 24 cerns over a potential develop- including eight acres of land at St. already given the nod to the pas- forward. All events begin at 6 p.m. ment project identified by MayorAlphonsus Ligouri Church, 411 tor [at St. Alphonsus]," implying Freihage then questioned why N. Wheeling Road, for potentialthat there would be no issue with the city had included the project construction of assisted livinga development project. in the newsletter, potentially 26171VMM and housing for older residents. Helmer assured Freihage thatalarming citizens, if there were no 2018 WENNER According to the newsletter,"you don't give assurances toplans in place, to which Helmer W19 WINNER

,,s1614,1, I H SHORE "The eight acres of land at ouranyone without council review."replied, "How about we don't CILAI IARDcE local church has asked us to look Freihage asked if the council send you one, then?" into the zoning issues for thewould "seriously take [her con- Director of Building and De- 5-oce.,T4, construction of a mix of assistedcern] to heart." velopment Dan Peterson assured as Oil Lamp Theater living and housing for the 55 and Several aldermen chimed in toFreihage that if an application Live Theater older generation." assure her that her concerns were were submitted, there would be Freihage raised concerns overbeing heard and taken seriously. ample opportunity for resident the safety of St.Alphonsus school City Administrator Joe Wadeinput at the Plan/Zoning Board Beau Jest children in close proximity tonoted that as of right now, thereof Appeals meeting before it is A Comedy potential new housing. are no formal development ap-decided on by the council.

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Pritzker Hails Infrastructure Bill 'Tobacco 21; Other New Laws Take Effect By JERRY NOWICKI Capitol News Illinois By PETER HANCOCK Capitol News Illinois SPRINGFIELD - Democratic Gov. J.B. Pritzker joined a bipartisan group of SPRINGFIELD - Starting Monday, lawmakers, business leaders and labor July 1, it officially became illegal in representatives in Springfield Friday as he Illinois for anyone to sell or provide signed a package of bills enacting a $45 tobacco cigarettes or other tobacco billion statewide infrastructure plan in one products to people under age 21. of four stops on a tour of Illinois. The so-called "Tobacco 21" bill, Pritzker stood in front of the state capital's House Bill 345, which Gov. J.B. Pritzker historic Lincoln Depot as he defended a 19 - signed into law April 8, is one of several cent per -gallon increase to the state's motor new laws that took effect on July 1, the fuel tax while highlighting the economic start of the new state fiscal year. and employment benefits of the massive It prohibits anyone from selling or construction plan. providing cigarettes, electronic ciga- He said the six -year capital plan could rettes or any other "alternative" tobacco create 540,000 jobs while investing in roads. product to a person under age 21. Gov. J.B. Pritzker signs a package of bills enacting a $45billion capital infrastructure Both Illinois and Virginia passed bridges, railways, universities, early child- plan Friday in front of Springfield's historic Lincoln Depot. (Capitol News Illinois photo by Tobacco 21 laws this year, making them hood centers, a state crime lab and veterans Jerry Nowicki) homes, among others. the seventh and eighth states to have "With these investments, we're creating Higher education will see $2.9 billion high speed internet, we miss the opportunity such laws in effect, according to the and supporting hundreds of thousands ofin infrastructure spending while K-12 and for new businesses and jobs in areas of the Campaign for Tobacco -Free Kids. The new jobs in our state," Pritzker said. "Thisearly childhood education will see a com- state that badly need it," he said. others are Hawaii, California, New Jer- is more than an infrastructure plan. This isbined $526 million. The plan additionally allocates $4.4 sey,Oregon, Maine and Massachusetts. a job creation plan the likes of which our Pritzker said all of Illinois will benefitbillion to deferred maintenance at state Eight more states -- Delaware, Ar- state has never seen." from the plan as he defended a portionfacilities and $1 billion on environment kansas, Texas, Vermont, Connecticut, House Bill 62, the infrastructure planthat dedicates about $6 million to each and conservation projects for hazardous Maryland, Washington and Utah -- have dubbed by Pritzker as "Rebuild Illinois," Democratic state senator for projects in waste, sewer and park projects among oth- enacted similar laws that are set to take allocates $33.2 billion for transportation,their districts, compared to $3 million forers. Health care and human services will effect between now and July 1, 2021. including $11 billion for the Illinois Depart- each Republican senator. Democrats and see $465 million in funding for affordable Illinois lawmakers passed 599 bills ment of Transportation's multi -year plan Republicans in the House would each seehousing, hospitals, health centers and other during the spring 2019 session. Of and $14 billion for other road and bridgeabout half those amounts respectively. grant programs. those, as of Wednesday, only 27 had projects. It also includes $4.7 billion for Pritzker also touted a statewide expansion Another $1.8 billion is allocated to been signed into law. mass transit, $1 billion for passenger rail of broadband internet infrastructure whichvarious "community and economic devel- The Illinois Constitution provides and millions for ports, aeronautics and will receive $420 million in funding. opment" projects such as education and that the governor has 60 days from the other projects. "When big swaths of our state have no scientific facilities and projects in economi- day he receives a bill from the General cally depressed areas. Another $50 million Assembly to either sign or veto it. Many provided by the funding bill will be set aside of the 599 bills passed this session have for bicycle path projects. not yet been delivered to the governor's Mark Denzler, president of the Illinois office. Manufacturer's Association, touted career Lawmakers have the discretion to set and technical education measures such as the effective date of any new law on a pre -apprenticeship program that will re- any date they choose. The constitution, ceive $25 million in funding to"help address however, says any bill passed after May the skills gap and workforce challenges 31 of a gi ven year cannot take effect until facing manufacturers across Illinois." June 1 of the following year, unless an Revenues for the capital plan come earlier date is approved by three -fifths from a pair of bills -- Senate Bills 690 and majorities in both the House and Senate. 1939 -- one raising the motor fuel tax and Bills passed before June 1that do transportation -related vehicle fees, the other not provide an effective date become enacting a massive expansion of gambling law on Jan. 1 of the following year, or in the state. on the date the governor signs them, The gaming bill -- which allows for six whichever is later. new casinos, expansion of gambling at Also starting July 1, a new law takes racetracks, added video gaming machines, effect that will have an impact on public higher taxes and maximum bets on video school students, although most of them gaming machines and the legalization of won't notice it until school resumes in sports gambling -- is expected to gener- the fall. Senate Bill 28 reinstates the ate at least $350 million annually at full "five clock -hour" rule, which requires implementation and will support vertical a "school day" to include at least five capital debt service. clock hours of instruction. Upfront revenues from license fees would That had been the law for many years fund "pay as you go" projects. Other rev- in Illinois, but it was inadvertently omit- enue would be generated by a $1 per -pack ted when lawmakers overhauled the 206 increase to the state's cigarette tax and a state school funding system, creating "PO new tax on electronic cigarettes. the evidence -based funding formula YEARSOLD Senate Bill 1939 doubles the motor fuel in 2017. 5 -12 tax to 38 cents to generate $1.3 billion in BRINGLUNCH annual new revenue; increases title fees FRIDAY MOS1* IRO from $95 to $150 for regular titles andincrease will fund projects that will help ttoom KO pAO from $95 to $250 for mobile homes; anddrivers save money on vehicle maintenance, $80 SPt,ASIA increases annual registration fees from $101 not everyone was on board with the change. PARK a ICA DEE GPSES to $151. Electric vehicle registration fees State Rep. David McSweeney, Bar- 00110 SUNVGA will increase from $34 every two years to rington Hills Republican , said in a statement otosE $251 annually. the governor's signature on the plan marked pomuko-E The title and registration fee increases"a bad day for Illinois." vow.Gto.oi," are expected to generate $529 million in "Doubling the gas tax and increasing Feldman Park Recreation CenterDee Park Recreation Center new annual state revenue. vehicic registrationfeeswill hurt Illinois' 8800 Kathy Lane, Niles 9229 W. Emerson St., Des Plaines While the gas tax hike had a stronglow income and middle income families 847.297-3000 847.297.3026 J9U13,NAk 847-297-6179 (Fax) 847-297-5779 (Fax) bipartisan roll call in each chamber of the and kill jobs that have been created by small General Assembly and Pritzker said the businesses," he said. www.journal-topics.com The Journal I Wednesday, July 3, 2019 I Page11A After Exhaustive Search, Kayaker Rescued In Busse Woods

By TOM ROBB boater called a fire department near Route 53. over a small creek, where theythe kayaker back to his car at the Journal & Topics Reporter non -emergency line just before 9 Once the phone's location wasfound the kayaker making theLake Busse Boating Center and p.m. He was brought out of a thick "pinged," Harris said Elk Grovetrudge through knee deep waterreturned the following day to Elk Grove Village Fire Dept.forested area of Busse Woods by Village firefighters in hand - in mosquito -filled woods, madecollect their paddle -driven boat divers rescued a kayaker lost in two Elk Grove Village dive teampaddled boats, moving throughfinding the exhausted boater alland the kayak. the tributaries of Lake Busse inmembers at 11:17 p.m. the shallow water, found the kay- that more difficult. Firefighters Harris said the two firefight- Busse Woods Saturday night (June In the dark and in water a footaker north of Higgins Road near on the road and nearby foresters who made the rescue were 29), after more than two hours ofdeep, Harris said the kayaker ranGrove 31 about halfway between preserve path flooded the forestexhausted when they finally searching and pulling the man aground as he kept paddling in to Arlington Heights Road and I-290/ with spotlights to help dive teamreached the path. whose kayak had become stuckknee deep mud and silt. Route 53 .Although the boater was members navigate their way out Firefighters and dive teams in deep mud, to safety. Because the kayaker's call didspotted shortly after 10:07 p.m. with the kayaker. from Mount Prospect, Hoffman Deputy Elk Grove Village Firenot come through the regular 911 with dive team members reaching Once back on one of theEstates and Palatine were all dis- Chief Lance Harris said the kay-emergency line, Harris said dis- him at 10:17 p.m., Harris said it paved paths, Harris said a firepatched to the scene, but Harris aker, who set out in Lake Bussepatchers could not initially "ping" was not until 11:17 p.m. that thedepartment ATV transported the said Elk Grove Village firefight- at about 2:30 p.m. Saturday,the location of the kayaker's cell two dive team members emerged kayaker to waiting paramed-ers were the first and only boat became lost and unable to find aphone. The kayaker could only out of the forest with the kayaker.ics, who checked the man andteam in the water to locate and shoreline he could exit from. Therelay that he saw tall buildings Harris said a dense canopyreleased him. Firefighters drovesave the kayaker.

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Aldermen Monday night (June kee Avenue just south of the River in any changes to the existingserve the community and nation to B3 commercial, wholesale and 24) approved an ordinance annex- Road intersection, is home to the land or buildings, but accordingin times of need. general services zoning district. ing part of the Lutheran ChurchK-9 Comfort Dogs. This program to Prospect Heights Director of With the council's approval The Prospect Heights Plan/Zon- Charities (LCC) property, consoli- trains golden retrievers for disaster Building and Development Danof the annexation, by default the ing Board of Appeals conducted dating all of the property within and crisis response and dispatches Peterson, LCC has discussed property will be classified as R I a public hearing on the rezoning Prospect Heights. them around the country to serve future plans for new equipmentresidential zoning district. application on Thursday, June 27, The LCC property, made up ofdifferent communities. storage and maintenance build- LCC has submitted an applica- before making its recommenda- three connecting lots on Milwau- The annexation will not result ings that would allow it to better tion to have all three lots rezoned tion to city council.

Crews Start Removing Contaminated Soil At FutureDevelopment Site

By LAUREN BARRY standing as the new developmentthe Starvin' Artist property, 651 Journal & Topics Reporter goes up. Graceland Ave., sold for $775,000 McMahon told the Journal &to 1425 Ellinwood Apartments Crews started digging up the Topics developers are waiting onLLC in late April. ground in front of the former a demolition permit from Cook Other property sales on the Starvin' Artist supply store in County that requires investigation block were recorded in late April downtown Des Plaines Wednes- into asbestos and rodents. Afterto 1425 Ellinwood Apartments day (June 26), soon to be the site obtaining the permit, developer LLC. These include: $300,000 for of a 212 -unit retail/residential Bayview-Compasspoint is ex- the offices at 680 Lee; $1.2 million development. pected to begin construction infor Gift Depot at 1411 Ellinwood; Aldermen granted final ap- September or October. $1.3 million for El Mexico grocery proval for the multi -million dollar, McMahon said he was not sure store at 1425 Ellinwood; $600,000 mixed -use development in Febru- what type of work was beingfor an office building at 688 Lee; ary. Since then, tenants on eight conducted in front of Starvin'and $950,000 for a separate prop- parcels of land have moved out in Artist, located at Ellinwood anderty transfer also at 680 Lee St. preparation for demolition, which Graceland across from the JournalThe listing does not mention if is expected to begin in August, & Topics building. On Thursday the second 680 Lee transfer was according to Mike McMahon, di- morning , however, a worker at the for the old Echo Theater structure/ Soil removal takes place Thursday, June 27 in parking lot of former site said they were removing con- dog grooming business located in rector of Des Plaines' Community Starvin' Artist supply store at Graceland and Ellinwood in downtown Development Department. Des Plaines. Years ago, the site was once a gas station. taminated soil from underground,the rear of the property, or some- Businesses that have moved out (Tom Wessell/Journal photo)because a gas station once stoodthing else. include: Starvin' Artist, Gift De- on the site. It is believed that years When complete, the Bayview- pot and El Mexico on Ellinwood plan to move the restaurant to the said McMahon. Although the ago , that gas station was a SinclairCompasspoint project is expected Street, and Alpine Camera and former Maine Insurance buildingHuntington Bank branch at Lee service station. to include a seven -story, 212 -unit Via Roma Italian restaurant onat 464 Northwest Hwy. and Ellinwood closed in January, A review of Cook County Re- apartment building with com- Lee Street. Owners of Via Roma "All of the tenants are out," the historic building will remaincorder of Deeds listings shows mercial space on the ground floor. Buy & Sell With Real. Estate Pro MortgageMonitor GREG THE REALTOR GREGORIO 11 Loan Type Rate Points % Down A.P.R. ItEAU"S"GREG Aatocis REAt. ESTATE Liberty Bank For Savings 1-888-901-6596 AGENTS 7111W. Foster Ave., Chicago, IL 60656 rekr444.00-- 111111111111111111 www.libertybank.com Pario Italiano

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FIREWORKS Rosemont - fireworks to follow "Rockin' Center to Prairie Avenue, theneaston Prairie in the Park" concert series, 7 to 10 p.m. - to Pearson Street The following is a listing of 4th of JulyParkway Bank Park, 5501 Park Place Glenview - 11:15 a.m. - starts at Harlem fireworks shows in Chicago's Northwest Avenue and Glenview Road, heads south suburbs: Friday, July 5 on Harlem, then west on Central Road to Arlington Heights - fireworks at dusk -Richard E. Johns Park Wednesday, July 3 Arlington Racetrack, 2200 W. Euclid Ave. Mount Prospect - 1 p.m. - starts at Em- Park Ridge - fireworks at dusk - Maine Palatine - fireworks at dusk - Communityerson Street and Prospect Avenue, heads to East High School stadium, behind the school Park, 250 E. Wood St. Central, then west on Central to Melas Park (Dempster Street and Potter Road) Niles - 8:45 a.m. - starts at Notre Dame Saturday, July 6 College Prep heading to Grennan Heights Thursday, July 4 Leyden Township - fireworks at dusk -Park Barrington - fireworks at dusk - Bar- West Leyden High School, 1000 Wolf Rd., Park Ridge - 9:15 a.m. - annual Kiddie rington High School, 616 W. Main St. Northlake Parade circles Hodges Park Buffalo Grove - fireworks at dusk - Ernie Prospect Heights - 10:30 a.m. - starts Karge Rotary Village Green, 260 N. Buf- Sunday, July 7 at St. Alphonsus Church, heads south on falo Grove Rd. Mount Prospect - fireworks at 9:30 p.m.Wheeling Road, west on Willow Road to Elk Grove Village - fireworks at 9:30- Melas Park, on the north side of CentralSchoenbeck Road, then north on Schoen- p.m. - Rotary Green, 164 Lions Dr. Road just east of Busse Road beck to Hebron Church Glenview - fireworks at dusk - Gallery Rolling Meadows - 10 a.m. - starts at Park, 2001 Patriot Blvd. PARADES BarkerAvenue (just south of Central Road), Hoffman Estates - fireworks at 9:30 heads west on Central to Rolling Meadows p.m. - Northwest Fourth Fest, 5333 Prairie The following is a listing of 4th of JulyHigh School, north on Owl Drive, east onto Stone Parkway parades in the Northwest suburbs: Kirchoff Road, then north onto Meadow Mount Prospect - fireworks at 9:30 p.m. Drive to Kimball Hill School on Meadow - Melas Park, on the north side of Central Thursday, July 4th Road just east of Busse Road Arlington Heights - 10 a.m. - starts at Saturday, July 6 Northbrook - fireworks at dusk - Mead-Dunton Avenue and Oakton Street, heads Palatine - 11 a.m. - starts at Cedar and owhill Park, 1479 Maple Ave., and Techny south on Dunton to Miner Street, then east Slade Streets, heads east on Slade Street, Fireworks are blasted off over Chicago Prairie Park and Fields, 1750 Techny Rd. to Recreation Park north on Brockway Street, east on Wood Executive Airport last Saturday as Wheel- Des Plaines - 10 a.m. - starts at WickeStreet, then south on Oak Street to Com- ing and Prospect Heights, owners of the Rolling Meadows - fireworks at 9:15 p.m. airport, got the July 4th holiday started - Community Center, 3705 Pheasant Dr. Avenue and Center Street, heads north onmunity Park early. (Shawn Clisham/Journal photo)

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Concerns Linger Over Approval Of Recreational Marijuana

Longtime Illinois State Represen- tative Mike McAuliffe, who retired in mid -June, was all smiles Satur- day morning. No longer will he have to take the boring 3 -1/2 -hour drive to and from state capital Springfield to attend an endless number of meetings and General Assembly sessions. Now, as he told us, he can attend his young children's baseball games and other important family events. Off The Rosemont Mayor Brad Stephens Record was selected as McAuliffe's re- By Todd placement Saturday in Edison Park. He will fill out the 20th District Wessell legislator's remaining 18 months on the two-year term he was elected to. The district includes portions of Rosemont, Des Plaines, Park Ridge, Niles and northwest Chicago. McAuliffe will retain his elected position as Republican committeeman in Chicago's 41st ward. So as McAuliffe retreats to a more sedate family -ori- ented life, his wife, Kim Morreale, continues as CEO of a politically -connected company, which in 2017 landed Michael McAuliffe (left) who recently retired at state representative, and Brad Stephens attend Saturday morning's a 4 -1/2 -year contract to provide communications work swearing -in for Stephens at Moretti's. (Journal photo) for the Illinois Tollway Authority. To date, according to a tollway spokesperson, Morreale's company has been they want is something else. Marijuana, it should be as a communications person, she has represented many paid $2.3 million. Its subcontracting agreement ends in pointed out, is not just for smoking. People like it for a companies, including a stint as a spokesperson for the December 2021. She was hired as part of a no -bid con- variety of reasons including easing discomfort and even Medical Cannabis Alliance of Illinois, an organization tract with the tollway and an engineering company. as an edible. thatservesgrowers and sellers of cannabis in thestate. The arrival of new Gov. J.B. Pritzker this year has So, is lighting up a bad thing? Not so much in 1970. Kim's brother, Ross Morreale, is a co-founder of the fueled a number of huge changes in the way the state is Today, however, there are all kinds of chemicals that Alliance, whose purpose is to help people cope with run. People who want to gamble will soon have expo- can and are being added to "pot" to enhance its mel- certain medical afflictions. Mr. Morreale's LinkedIn nentially more opportunities to play video games, slot lowing effects. This new industry is worth millions and page lists him as the current CEO of Green Rose Hold- machines, Roulette, Black Jack, and bet on sporting millions of dollars to those who get in on it, especially ings, an organization that focuses on the development events. Billions of dollars have been allocated for in- on the ground floor. Individual communities throughout and management of medical and adult use of cannabis frastructure improvements throughout Illinois. The new the state have begun the process of altering their zoning companies throughout North America. In addition, he I9 -cent per gallon gas tax will help pay for that work, laws to regulate and accommodate cannabis dispen- is the owner of a company named Ataraxia (a word that and to help the state bail out of the multi -billion mess saries. It's generally believed that it will be regulated means tranquility) that runs medical pot growing and lawmakers created over the last couple of decades. locally similar to how alcohol is governed. It won't be distribution operations Downstate. Attempts to contact What should be of major concern among people is regulated anywhere near the intensity gambling is cur- either Morealle were unsuccessful. the new recreational marijuana law that Pritzker pushed rently policed. The new marijuana law will likely give existing grow- through. The use of cannabis for medical purposes, Besides her communications work, Kim Morreale ers in the state a significant edge in supplying recre- which is permitted, is one thing. Allowing it for recre- served in a director's position with the Illinois Depart- ational sales starting Jan. 1, 2020. ational use where anyone can light up a joint whenever ment of Transportation around the year 2016. In her role Have a Happy New Year.

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Just call our 24 -hour hotline at Be Nice, DP or holiday is actually the next ent I am concerned about the window. I got out of bed to find 847-299-1500, or go to our web - (or same) day. Now as to getting GLC option because it would someone nailing signs to the site at www.journal-topics.com to it right, they usually are right, There is a home in the 6th mean multiple transitions for my trees on the parkway. I grabbed state what is on your mind con- since they are predicting from ward of Des Plaines. The home- children, the need to be bused to my flashlight and put it on him cerning an issue you consider to the Wisconsin state line (they school and really it doesn't even owners decorate their home for to see what he was doing. To be significant, and we'll publish rarely predict north of that... solve the enrollment problem Halloween and Christmas and my surprise, at 1 a.m. it's a city it.If you would like to state your Milwaukee stations cover- people come from all over to see long term. This would be a band worker. He yelled at me and opinion about anything, feel free ing?) to 60 miles or more into aid solution. They should con- it. They also have a block party took off. When I got up that to do so. Just make sure your Indiana and then downstate to sider the Park View option as it for the kids in the ward. These morning I went out to see what message is brief, to the point Springfield and west to Galena, is the only solution that solves homeowners put a shed on their the signs were. Surprisingly he and within the limits of good Davenport and Kansas City. So the high enrollment problem. property to store their decora- was posting street sweeping no- taste and acceptable to readers somewhere in that area, they tions in, but the city is insisting tices. I thought to myself, "Re- of a family newspaper. will likely be right. They run they take it down. If they take ally at 1 a.m. he's doing this?" through the radar so fast that it's Says Move it down they'll have no place Also the street sweeping was impossible to see at any given to store the decorations, and for that same morning. So in time (except when they stop the Mount Prospect folks with the children in Des Plaines will other words, when people went Moving Out screen at the end) where it might posters at Main and Northwest be the ones that will lose out. to bed the night before, they had be raining and at what time. Highway: We appreciate you no idea that their automobiles Sixty-five years agoI was I wish Des Plaines would just As to holidays and weekends, getting together to stand up for should be moved if they weren't born and raised in Chicago once, just once be on the side of whatever is coming, they all what you believe in but it truly leaving early. I'd like to know when it still was a great place the good people who still care seem to use "it won't be a total does not make a lick of differ- to live. Too much violence now. about their neighborhood and why they had to do this at 1 am. washout." With current summer ence to those driving by and it Also why not give us at least 24 Eight years ago I moved to Des their neighbors. I for one want entertainment costs (add parking only causes unnecessary and hours notice. This didn't make Plaines which I thought was a to say thank you to the home- and refreshments) it may be potentially dangerous driving any sense to me at all. nice little town and now it seemsowners. necessary to take out a second conditions in an already busy it wants to be a mini Chicago mortgage, so I'd like it not to be area. Please consider moving which I hope never happens. even a partial washout. I have your group elsewhere that is less Easy Decision Now I'm planning on mov- Target Speeders found a great weather app. It is busy and congested. Thank you. ing out of the state of Illinois A small 2.5% raise for all of For the 4th of July this year in windows. I look outside. because this state stinks with all Maine Township employees the police are going to be on their taxing everything in sight, Terrible Actor should be an easy decision for the lookout for violators of the and this new governor is the big- the trustees to make. They state no-texting law, speeding, driv- gest joke ever. One of the problems with our that they are aware of the great ing under the influence, and Wanna talk taxes. Property president is that he is so obvious service and job that the em- seat belt use. All good and well. tax, tire tax, fuel, telephone, about what he does. So predict- ployees do, but then Carrabotta Most of these violators coming One Good Thing utility, liquor, hemp, appliance, able. You can set your watch states, "they have the wrong atti- in contact with other drivers casino win, auto buy and sell, to his behavior. There's not a tude" in reply to the clerk stating I see that the Democrats new could cause an accident involv- tollway, natural gas tax, food, subtle or discrete bone in his his employees have voiced low gas tax is in effect on 7/1, same ing the other driver, and possibly license plate. Think of any more.body. His approach to the world morale due to no raises. Car- cause injury to that other driver. applies for car registration and is not nuanced -- he just grinds rabotta, along with Sweeney and cigarette tax and vape products. One of these would not have any away at the same speed and the McKenzie have made little to effect on another driver, and that Only thing I can say positive Limit Access same noise level, regardless of no effort to even form a rela- is seatbelt use. I suggestpolice about new laws is, not selling the situation. Every once in a tionship with many employees; spend more time watching for cigarettes to minors until 21 is Hey Rosemont. The traffic while when he's forced to shift they just don't care. Sweeney, drivers running stop signs and a good idea. Signed by yours on Glenlake Avenue is out of out of this mode, he comes Carrabotta and McKenzie will less time watching for seatbelt truly, "Nosmo" King. control. Everyone cuts through across as awkward and weird, do anything that can be swung violations. I have been involved in order to avoid the stoplight at because it's not authentic. He's to look good in the taxpayers in an accident with a driver run- River and Higgins. The amount a competent liar, but a terrible eyes because they have agendas Shocking Display ning a stop sign and sustained of traffic violations is way out ofactor. Like the song says, he's to further their political ca- an injury. While driving in my hand for a park area. Close the a simple kind of man -- except reers. Let's not forget the little On June 29, I was attending neighborhood I see one or more street, limit access from River when they sing "forget your lust amount of money they have my daughters volleyball game atdrivers simply run stop signs or (ie: no left turn), or patrol more. for the rich man's gold. All you saved for taxpayers, an amount the Niles Park District and what barely slowing down. I would Sincerely, Almost hit pedestrian. need is in your soul." which won't even be noticed I witnessed was truly despi- like the police to think of stop cable. A man began cursing at on residents tax bills. However, sign violators as true moving they will be the first to point out the referee over the way players violations. Supports StephensJust Sayin' were hitting the ball. Mind you, this huge win for them without even being asked about it. It these kids were in fifth grade We wanted to extend our best Buyer beware: Condos have certainly will look good in the and are barely physically capa- View On Weather to Mayor Bradley Stephens in trouble getting volunteers to papers in hopes to further their ble of playing the game, but this his effort to widen the scope and serve on the board. political careers. They will man was dropping words that At least Chicago TV stations pick up the pace in running for never know the terrible work should never be uttered in front are consistent. They lead with the 20th State House District. environment they have created of people, let alone children. the weather which tells you that Furthermore we understand that Simpsons Said It at Maine Township and that's This man stormed the court, they are going to tell you the Mike M. did not give it his all. the way they like it. It's rather was giving middle fingers to the weather later in the newscast. We have planes at all hours well To all the Mrs. Krabappels out off-putting to see the smirks on referee, cussing him out, and So when they get to the first after the 2300 FAA shoulder there who criticize the con- their faces thinking they are in screaming "do you know who I weather report later in the news- hour while the ONCC continues tent and the beauty of the Des such a powerful position every am?!" It took two other parents cast, they tell you they will soon to carve up the night time take Plaines History Center mural, board meeting. All they care to remove him from them gym tell you the weather in the full off plates over our community. remember the wisdom of Miss about is being in a power posi- and the police had to be called weather segment. Then when Go get' em Bradley. Hoover: "I don't know why; it's because of the abhorrent behav- they get to the full segment, they a perfectly cromulent mural." tion. Don't be blinded by their ior this man displayed. It's truly first tell you what the weekend political motives, as they would telling why kids aren't playing (or upcoming holiday) might be Solution For D26 gladly leave the Maine Town- sports like they used to and (which is fascinating since they Makes No Sense ship employees and taxpayers there's a referee shortage across usually do not get the very day River Trails District 26 is in the dust for a higher political America. The "adults" in this of the weather report right). That voting on solutions for the high At 1 a.m. June 27 on Linden position. It's truly a sad time society have truly lost their way. will change once the weekend enrollment problems. As a par- Street, I heard someone ham- for Maine Township and their mering outside my bedroom employees. Page 16A I Wednesday, July 3, 2019 I The Journal www.journal-topics.com

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CONNIE MACK LEAGUE BASEBALL Daniel Schlereth, Robbie Ross, Machi, the time in the minors. Loney and a number of other former MLB With the Rochester BASEBALL STANDINGS players on the roster this year. Former Cubs Red Wings (Twins minor league player and Dundee -CrownAAA) he played 20 After three weeks of action, here'sWhere Are alum Ryan Court also played 8 games for games and struggled a look at local Connie Mack League the Skeeters this season. Borenstein, whobatting .194 (14 -for - baseball standings entering July: turns 29 on July 23, is in his ninth minor72) with 2 doubles, league season, but this is his first time7 RBI and 5 runs Blue Division: They Now? playing independent baseball. He playedscored. Since joining Wilmette Waves (6-3); 43 runs for, 834 minor league games with 795 hits, 125 the Columbus Clip- 31 runs allowed HR, 177 2B, 38 3B, 549 RBI and 479 runs, pers (Indians AAA) Borenstein Lands With Rosales Niles West (6-3); 58 runs for, 42 runs while batting .277. B orenstein, of Arlington he's been batting .280 allowed Sugar Land Skeeters Heights, played for the Iowa Cubs (Chicago(28 -for -100) with 6 HR, 14 RBI, 18 runs Evanston (5-4); 57 runs for, 33 runs Cubs AAA team) to start the season, but left and 6 doubles in 28 games. Rosales' most allowed Buffalo Grove and the team after 13 games. With Iowa he batted recent minor league game Was the 800th Niles North (1-8); 25 runs for, 77 Eastern Illinois alum .244 with 1 HR, 6 RBI and 4 runs scored.of his career. Over his minor league career runs allowed Zach Borenstein is Since joining the Skeeters, he's batting .253 he's batted .277 (819 -for -2,958) with 99 still trying to break (23 -for -91) with 5 HR, 17RBI,15 runs and HR, 447 RBI, 492 runs, 193 doubles, 31 Red Division: through into the Ma- 4 doubles in 28 games. triples and 49 stolen bases. Highland Park (5-2); 47 runs for, 36 jors, but he's taking a runs allowed detour with indepen- Loyola Academy (5-2); 48 runs for, dent Atlantic League Ladendorf Enjoying Kontos Signs With 31 runs allowed team the Sugar Land Washington Nationals Maine West (3-4); 30 runs for, 45 Skeeters. Baseball Solid Year With Rockers fans might remember runs allowed Borenstein Lincolnwood na- the Skeeters as the Maine West alum Notre Dame (1-6); 42 runs for, 55 tive and Niles West team that Roger Clemens played for inTyler Ladendorf, of runs allowed alum George Kontos Des Plaines, is trying 2012 for a few games. MLB legend Rafael was released by the Palmeiro played with the team in 2015 andto resurrect his career Chicago Cubs April seven -time NBA all-star Tracy McGrady with the independent 4, but signed with the pitched 4 games for the club in 2014. Scott Atlantic League squad Washington Nationals Kazmir (3 -time all-star), Delwyn Young,the High Point Rock- SEND US YOUR STORY IDEAS! May 25. Kontos is 18- Kyle Drabek, Manny Corpas, Derek Norris ers. Ladendorf played 18 with a 3.1 ERA in (2014 all-star), James Loney (1,443 MLB 51 games as of June 24 Contact Journal sports reporter 350 MLB appearances games from 2006-16), Willy Taveras (stole and is batting .260 with from 2011-18. He won Dion Martorano at: 195 bases in 670 MLB games), Jean Machi 9 HR (tied for team Kontos Ladendorf a World Series title in 847-299-5511 ext. 110 (194 MLB games, 13-2 record, 3.38 ERAlead),28 RBI, 39 runs, 2012 with the San Francisco Giants. After from 2012-17) and James Russell (pitched 14 doubles and 3 SB. He leads the Rockers localsports@ journal-topicsinfo the Cubs released him, Kontos played for 365 games with Cubs from 2010-2015) are with 30 walks, 9 more than the closest on Twitter: @Dion_JTsports the independent league team the Long Island among the notable MLB players to make a the team. Ladendorf played 54 games in the Ducks. He went 2-0 with a 1.00 ERA in 7 stop with the club. Besides Borenstein, the Majors from 2015 to 2016, but he's been appearances with the Ducks ,before catching Skeeters have former Cub Dallas Beeler, stuck in the minors for most of the last three the eye of the Nationals. He is currently in seasons. He played for the OaklandAthletics Triple -A with the Fresno Grizzlies, who he organization from 2010-16, and has played previously played with for parts of 2012, in three MLB minor league organizations 2013 and 2014. He's struggled in Fresno so over the last two seasons. He played for The ileatherTechinternational Challenge far, posting a 7.71 ERA in 10 appearances the White Sox AAA team in 2017 and saw over 14 innings as of June 24. with Brian Redman presented by HAWK action in AAA for Arizona Diamondbacks and Toronto Blue Jays in 2018. This is his first season in independent baseball. Tauchman Bouncing Around Triple -A, MLB Brian Schlitter Makes Fremd alum Mike MLB Return Tauchman is currently in Triple -A with the Maine South alum Brian Schlitter finally me Scranton/Wilkes- . Weather JULY 18-21 Vintage Cara made his return to Major League Baseball 400 plus competitors Bane RailRiders in INTERNATIONAL for the first time since 2015 when he took CHALLENGE » Drive Road America - on -track touring in your own vehicle the New York Yankees the mound Sunday, June 23 for the Oaklandorganization, but he's Downtown Elkhart Lake evening Concours Athletics against the Tampa Bay Rays. In his Friday Racecars & Saturday Sportscars played 37 games in first MLB outing in four years he pitched the Majors this season 2 innings, allowed 5 hits, 1 earned run, 1 Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin with the Yankees. He's strikeout and no walks. Schlitter previouslybatting .212 with the pitched for the Cubs in 2010, 2014 and Tauchman 800-365-7223 Yankees with 22 hits, 2015. 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Gregerson A Free Agent Rosales Finds His Way Luke Gregerson, who was born in Park To Cleveland Indians Ridge, is currently a free agent after being released May 20 by the St. Louis Cardinals. Maine South alum Adam Rosales started Gregerson is 35-36 with a 3.15 ERA and the season in the minors with Minnesota 66 saves over 646 MLB appearances from Twins, but was signed May 4 by the Cleve- 2009-2019. He won a World Series title in land Indians. Rosales has played 651 games2017 with the Houston Astros . He struggled FEATURING AHRMA VINTAGE RACING over 11 MLB seasons for six clubs, includ- in his two years in St. Louis, though, playing the Indians last year. He played 13 games ing 23 games with a 7.36 ERA. From 2009 AND ROCKERBOXI for Cleveland in 2018, but spent most of (Continued onWV 9AA) 1,,,s,7711116{571, -

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BASKETBALL They're Back! State Champs From Maine West Return To Court; Summer League Gives Younger Players Experience

By DION MARTORANO It's been a good summer overall to contribute for the Warriors. Journal & Topics Sports though so far." "We've really had some kids Maine West is riding a state -high step up that have really surprised Maine West girls basketball 36 -game win streak entering the me so far," deMarigny said of went undefeated last season on 2019-20 season and has some new other players getting more time the way to a state championship talent that hopes to contribute and with Dugalic out. "The amount in Class 4A, but they know it keep that streak going. they've learned from last year will be a tough journey to repeat Angelina Ocampo is new toand brought a fire this summer. after losing some talented play- Maine West after an all -conference I've been really pleased with what ers like Rachel Kent (St. Louis season at Riverside -BrookfieldI've seen." University), Vanessa Reyes and last year. Ocampo will be a junior Dugalic is a five-star recruit, Jocelyn Jacob. this coming season. according to ESPN, which grades The Warriors do bring a lot of Maine West also brings up rising her a 98 (out of 100). The rising talent back, though, with all -state freshman Jaclyn Riedl, who looks senior has over 1,000 career points players Angela Dugalic (commit- just like her older sister Jessica and is the No. 1 ranked player in ted to Oregon) and Dylan Van Riedl, a former four-year playerthe state by ESPN and No. 23 Fleet, along with returning starter for the Warriors who is currently overall in the nation. Dugalic has Lena Albo. This winter, West also playing college volleyball at Oak- played with the Serbian national brings back role players Melissa land University. team this summer. Gomez, Brianna Hernandez, Jane Ocampo and Riedl are expected Van Fleet was a bench player Rothweiler, Mia Buniao and Jade to step up right away next season as a sophomore in 2017-18, but Thomas from last year's team. became an all -state player in Maine West's Angelina Ocampo competes in summer league. Ocam- "We've had a few challenges 2018-19 as a full-time starter. She po is new to Maine West after an all -conference season at Riverside - developed a lot over the previous Brookfield last year. She will be a junior this season. [this summer]," Maine West coach "We still have kids who (Dion Martorano/Journal photos) Kim deMarigny said. "We've had summer and continues to improve a little frustration and some kids are ready and willing her game this summer. especially after the four-year who are sick. Mono has visited to step up. The girls "We would love to find an- portunity to shine." our camp. We have Angela (Du- other one of her this summer," Gomez is the Van Fleet -type starter ended her career as the No. 2 galic) who's visited Serbia this have been working deMarigny said with a smile. player this summer who has all-time leading scorer in program summer to compete in their camp. "This (summer league) gives us stepped up and has deMarigny history and helped guide the team We have had a bit of adjusting to hard for their shot." the opportunity to find those type excited. to a 116-14 record over her career. "We are going to struggle for a do, but it's good for other kids to Maine West girls basketball coach of kids. With the absence of other "Melissa has stepped up and step up and see what they've got. Kim deMarigny players, it gives other girls an op - played with a fire that I've never while trying to find someone to do seen from her before," deMarigny the job she (Kent) did," deMarigny said. -1 couldn't praise her enough said. "She could do it all. We will for the work she's done. She has haveto continue looking for that played as a starter (this summer) type of player and it might take and she's played some excellent two players to do what she did. We defense. She is taking the ball hard still have kids who are ready and to the net. She's been a real bright willing to step up. The girls have spot this summer." been working hard for their shot." Gomez is one of a number of Maine West finished third at players the Warriors expect to state in 2018 and won the state contribute next season. championship in 2019, putting a Maine West has a lot of talent big bullseye on their back for the coming back, but losing a player upcoming season, but deMarigny like Kent is not easy for a program, is excited about this group.

Maine West's Jaclyn Riedl (left) tries to keep the ball out of reach from a Glenbrook Northplayer during Maine West coach Kim deMarigny (left) talks with Mia Buniao during a their summer league matchup June 26 at West. timeout in the action. July 3-8, 2019 I Page 4M I The Journal www.journal-topics.com

SOFTBALL Bandits Outlast Wild In Marathon

By JOURDAN SKIRHA Chicago Bandits

Jessie Scroggins was in the middle of everything for the Bandits on Sunday. Scroggins capped a three -hit night with a walk -off single in the 10th, securing the Bandits' sixth straight win, this one a 7-6 triumph over the Canadian Wild, at The Ballpark at Rosemont. Haylie Wagner pitched the final 3.1 innings in relief to earn her fourth win of the season. The game was an intense back -and - forth affair throughout, with each team putting up a run in the first inning. The Wild (13-10) struck first on Jenn Sailing's RBI single, and the Bandits (12-3) responded immediately when Amanda Chidester singled to center to drive in Brenna Moss. "It just feels great knowing your teammates have faith in you," Scroggins said. "Our pitchers do a great job keeping us in the ball game, so our hitters have a better chance of scoring the runs we need to score." Chicago Dogs pitcher Austin Wright, a Conant High School alum, throws from the mound against the Kansas City T -Bones during their The Wild retook the lead in the second, Tuesday, June 25 day game at Impact Field in Rosemont. The visitors escaped with a 9-1 win that day over the Dogs. but the Bandits came back with four runs (Dion Martorano/Journal photo) in their half. Gwen Svekis and Katie Reed each singled to start the inning, BASEBALL and Scroggins drove them both home with a triple that got and center fielders. Moss tripled down the right -field line to score Scroggins, followed by Abbey Cheek doubling Dogs Take Series From Goldeyes home with two outs to score Moss giving Chicago a 5-2 lead. By SAM BRIEF alum's eight strikeouts tied a season -high Savannah Heebner held the three -run Chicago Dogs that he set on June 11th. lead before allowing runs in the fifth. Fans Huddle In Garage Casey Crosby kept the game knotted at With the bases loaded and nobody out, The Chicago Dogs won two of three one with two dynamite innings , at one point Moss made a diving catch on a sinking games in a series against the Winnipeg Spectators at Sunday's Chicago Dogs retiring six straight Goldeyes. The Elburn, line drive, but Victoria Hayward tagged Goldeyes at Impact Field in Rosemont game against the Winnipeg Goldeyes Illinois, native did not allow a hit or a walk up and scored to make it 5-3. The Wild this weekend. at Impact Field in Rosemont were and struck out three batters. tied the game later in the inning on a Game 1: Chicago Dogs 5, Winnipeg provided the opportunity to brace for Winnipeg opened the scoring in the top Janet Leung RBI single and a Victoria Goldeyes 7: The Goldeyes jumped out to the rain delay in the stadium's nearby of the fourth with an RBI single by James Rumph RBI double. a 1-0 lead off a Willy Garcia solo home run parking garage. Harris, giving the visitors the 1-0 advantage. The Bandits missed scoring chances in in the top of the first off Dogs starter Wes The game was delayed just after 2 The lead would not last long, however, both the fifth and sixth, and it appeared Torrez Friday night. p.m. and a tarp was placed over the as Mitchell Kranson launched a solo shot it would cost them when the Wild pulled The Dogs were quick to respond in the field. At about 2:45, the tarp was lifted, to right field, tying the game at one. It ahead in the seventh: Wagner relieved bottom half of the frame, as Victor Roache according to the Dogs'Twitter account. was Kranson's first homer as a Dog in the Aleshia Ocasio with the bases loaded and ripped a two -run triple to give Chicago the The game resumed shortly after. Chicago win. two outs, but she allowed an RBI single 2-1 lead. Media relations manager Sam Brief Game 3: Chicago Dogs 5, Winnipeg to Larissa Franklin before retiring Erika Winnipeg stormed back with six unan- confirmed the Dogs usher fans into the Goldeyes 2: Jordan Dean launched a solo Polidori on an infield pop-up. swered runs over the next four innings. A stadium's parking garage when there is shot to left for his fourth home run of the year, The Bandits weren't done yet. They two -run homer by Kevin Garcia, coupled lightning is spotted in the area. putting the Dogs on the board and up 1-0 in tied the game in the bottom half when with a sacrifice fly by Jordan Hovey put The Chicago Bandits, who play at the the bottom of the first Sunday afternoon. Svekis' ground ball got past the third the Goldeyes up 4-2 in the second. After nearby Ballpark at Rosemont, faced a Winnipeg tied the game in the top of the baseman for an error, allowing Caleigh tacking on another run off of a wild pitch minor delay to the start of their game second when a passed ball brought home Clifton to score from second to send the in the third, Willy Garcia hit his second Sunday afternoon, but it was underway Kyle Martin. game to extras. long ball of the game to make it a five -run at 5 p.m. After a 47 -minute weather delay, play Neither team posed a threat in the Winnipeg lead in the fifth inning. resumed in the top of the third inning as eighth or ninth, and Wagner pitched The Dogs got back within three on Ar- Carlos Zambrano took the mound in relief of around the runner placed at second -- royo's homer, a two -run shot to left that Dogs starter Austin Wright. Big Z worked a with the international tiebreak rule now also scored Tony Rosselli. Goldeyes 2: It was a pitcher's duel through- season -high 2.2 innings , allowing no runs on in effect -- in the top of the 10th without Barnum brought the Dogs within twoout until Keon Barnum gave Chicago the two hits with one walk and two strikeouts. much trouble. She has now pitched 25 with an opposite -field blast in the bottom oflead Saturday night: -With two outs and a The Dogs retook the lead in the bottom innings this season without walking a the eighth. It was the eighth opposite -fieldrunner on third, the former first -round draft half of the frame. Roache slugged a solo batter. homer of the season for Barnum. choice lined an opposite -field double to beat home run, his eighth of the year and second The Bandits won it in the bottom half. Josh Goossen-Brown, Rich Mascherithe Winnipeg shift and make it 2-1 Dogs.in as many games, to give Chicago the 2-1 Emily Crane started the inning at second, and Harrison Smith shut out the GoldeyesOn the next at -bat, Victor Roache launched advantage. and was still there with two outs after a over the final four frames to limit the Win- a towering two -run shot to left to give Chi- Chicago tacked on two more runs in the pair of fly balls to left. Scroggins singled nipeg offense. cago some much -needed insurance runs. fourth. Arroyo plated another run with a through the right side, and Crane scored Jordan Dean walked and advanced to Kyle Halbohn then worked the ninth for sacrifice fly in the sixth, increasing Chi- the winning run when the throw to the scoring position in the ninth, but Goldeyes his third save of the season. cago's lead to four. plate was off -target. closer Victor Capellan shut the door to Before that, Dahlberg was excellent over Rich Mascheri provided three strong The series concluded with a double- secure the victory for Winnipeg. six innings, allowing just one earned runinnings of relief. Kyle Halbohn worked header Monday evening. Game 2: Chicago Dogs 4, Winnipegon three hits with eight strikeouts. The UIC the ninth for his fourth save of the season. www.journal-topics.com The Journal I July 3-8, 2019 I Page 5AA

Elk Grove wide receiver Michael Rivera attempts to haul in a pass during his team's 7 -on -7 competition with three other teams last Thursday.

FOOTBALL Getting A Jump On Things

Elk Grove Utilizing Summer Drills As Team Aims For Turnaround

By DION MARTORANO Journal & Topics Sports

Elk Grove football is trying to turn its fortunes around this year after a rough patch the last five seasons. To gain some preparation, the Grenadiers have played in a few 7 -on -7 tournaments this summer. They even hosted one Thursday, June 27 against Lemont, Bar- rington and Evanston. The hope is to play better teams and learn from them to help grow and develop the Grenadiers' game. Elk Grove went 0-9 in 2014, 2016 and 2017, 2-7 in 2015 and 1-8 in 2018. They are a combined 3-42 in the last five seasons after five straight playoff appearances from 2009-13 with a 35-18 record. Elk Grove broke through with a 38:21 win over Wheeling Sept. 28 last season and gave good challenges to playoff teams Hoff- man Estates, Buffalo Grove and Prospect throughout the season. The Grenadiers may have went 1-8 last year, but they played in a division with four playoff teams, and eight of the nine games overall were playoff teams. Despite the challenging schedule in 2018, they held opponents to 277 points allowed. The previous year they allowed 392. "I think the kids are starting to understand exactly what we are talking about when it comes to Elk GroveQBJoe Gaskill scrambles as he looks for an open receiver during Elk Grove's 7 -on -7 tournament Thursday. accountability and working hard, (Dion Martorano/Journal photos) things like that," Elk Grove coach Miles Osei said. "We are still not where we want to be, but we can multi -sport athlete and hesetsthe "I think the kids are see the kids progressing to where tone with his work ethic. He's start- we want them to be, which is most ing to get more vocal. Mark Matos starting to understand important." is a three -sport athlete who'sexactly what we are The summer is about getting set the tone for us this summer. players up to speed and heading There have been guys in the pasttalking about when it in the right direction as the fall to miss camps because they werecomes to accountabil- season starts in August. too tired, but he goes three camps "I'm looking for the team to back -to -back-to-back and doesn't ity and working hard." complain. He fights through it. become a team," Osei said of his Elk Grove football coach Miles Osei hopes for the rest of the summer. "Cameron Cruse is someone "I think, with the style we play, we we are expecting big things from. want to have the most fighters on Some other guys we are looking our team. The kids are starting to forward to seeing are Kosei Ku- figure that out. We are starting to sunoki,Andrew Clausen and Joey get more guys on board. We have Gaskill, along with younger guys andcontribute. a good core of guys, but we are like Ian Ridge. We are expecting Elk Grove has two new op- getting more guys to believe." Elk Grove coach Miles Osei talks things over with his team during some guys to take up leadershipponents on the regular season The Grenadiers return a handful EG's 7 -on -7 tournament. roles." schedule this year, adding Maine of experienced players, including Osei is looking at newer,East and Vernon Hills to replace QB Charlie Janczak (70 -for -121 14 TD; 17 catches, 111 yards; carries, 63 yards) and WR Shaneyounger players like Cole (Cur- Maine West and Glenbrook North. passing, 794 yards, 3 TD, 4 INT; 3 -for -3 passing, 65 yards, 2 TD), Crimmins (12 catches, 180 yards).ran), Brady Tosterud and JoshThe Grenadiers open the season 114 carries, 211 yards, 1 TD), RB QB Joe Gaskill (11 -for -19 pass- "Shane Crimmins has done anZayas are also expected to stepat Hoffman Estates at 7:30 p.m. Ian Ridge (150 carries, 901 yards,ing, 119 yards, 1 TD, 1 INT; 13 amazing job," Osei said. "He's aup for the Grenadiers this seasonFriday, Aug. 30. Page 6AA p July 3-8, 2019 I The Journal www.journal-topics.com Grant Returns To Sidelines At DePaul

By BOB SAKAMATO coaching staff. Assistant Director of "Jacqui Grant was a special Athletic Communications player for us who made up her DePaul University mind upon graduating from De - Paul that she wanted to become After two years working on a coach," Bruno said. "She did the USF women's basketballa great job for two years as a staff, former DePaul star Jacqui graduate assistant for coach Grant (Park Ridge/Maine South)Jose Fernandez at USF. Jacqui is coming back home. is familiar with our program. Coach Doug Bruno announced The work ethic and experience that the 2017 Big East Co - she developed at USF will make Defensive Player of the Year and her a very valuable addition to All -Big East first team selection the 2019-20 DePaul women's will succeed Bradley Bruno as basketball staff." the Blue Demons' video coor- Grant said she is shooting to dinator. Bradley Bruno takesbring everything she learned over as the program's director about USF's top 25 program of community, corporate andback to Lincoln Park in an effort professional relations. to enhance the Blue Demons' As a force inside while alsonationally ranked team. a threat from 3 -point range, the "USF has developed a formula 6 -foot -3 -inch Grant helped lead for success that's a little differ- DePaul to the NCAA Sweet 16 ent from DePaul," Grant said. and the NCAA second round"I want to combine the best of during her two seasons in Lin- what I learned at USF with what I coln Park after transferring from learned previously while playing Illinois. As a senior, Grant ledat DePaul and use that to help the the Big East in blocked shotsBlue Demon program continue Weissenstein At GBN and was second in rebounding.to succeed. In some ways, USF She averaged nearly 12 pointsand DePaul are similar. Like Steve Weissenstein, the longtime Glenbrook South girls basketball coach, offers some advice during a per game in 2016-17 along withDePaul, USF is a top program timeout as he serves as an assistant for the first time since 1988. Weissenstein's at Glenbrook North 8.5 rebounds. now, after 30 years at GBS, and traveled with the Spartans to a girls league summer game at Maine that sometimes gets overlooked. West last Wednesday, June 26. (Dion Martorano/Journal photo) "I had kept in touch withAt both schools, there are no coach Bruno and after finishing excuses -- just get it done." my two-year term as a graduate Grant believes it will be a assistant on USF's women's seamless adjustment from for- basketball staff, I was looking mer DePaul player to a member BASKETBALL for the next step in my goal to of the coaching staff. coach in college," Grant said. "My transition will be a "At USF I assisted the director ofsmooth one," Grant said. "Being basketball operations, did some away for those two years allowed film work and teamed up withme to grow as a person and a Titans Tear Throu assistant coach and recruiting staff member. Kelly Campbell coordinatorJesyka Burks -Wileyand Chante Stonewall are the working with the post players.only players on the team now Coming back to DePaul is anthat I had as teammates. We've opportunity to further my goalkept in touch and it's nice to see Ridgewood Shootout of one day coaching in college. how much progress they've both I'm very excited and it was like made since their freshman year. I deja-vu coming back to campus.can be someone those two and all South Goes 7-1 Before First Loss In Tourney Title Game I am very excited to be working the other players can talk to about with coaches who had becomebasketball things and anything like a part of my family when I that will help them out. Kelly and Bloom defeated Glenbrook ship bracket with Martinelli (26 St. Viator 42, Stevenson 40 played here." Chante know that becoming an South, 62-45, for the Ridgewood pts., 8 rebounds) and Noard (13 New Trier 64, Conant 30 Bruno was pleased to addassistant coach is a future goal Shootout championship Sunday,pts.) leading the way again. Alton 57, Conant 48 Grant to his nationally respectedand they respect that." June 30, ending an amazing run Glenbrook South won Pool Q Stevenson 43, York 19 by the Titans who went 7-1 in the play with wins over Lincoln -Way North Chicago 36, Niles West 72 -team field. East (61-56), Morgan Park (51-50) 35 Dom Martinelli scored 24 points and Grayslake Central (62-31). St. Viator 54, Hyde Park 45 in the loss to Bloom, but proved Martinelli dropped 21 points on Notre Dame 59, St. Laurence to be one of the true standouts both Lincoln -Way East and Gray- 50 Mooney Signs With Hawks over the weekend. Coop Noard slake Central. Noard scored 16 St. Viator 49, Hillcrest 33: scored 13 points as well for GBS points off the bench against LWE. Connor Kochera scored 35 points Matt Mooney is getting a chance to show what he can do this against Bloom. St. Viator defeated Stevenson for St. Viator. summer after signing with the Atlanta Hawks in the NBA summer The Titans beat St. Charles and Morton to advance to the elite Von Steuben 37, Maine South league. North 40-30 in the semifinals eight before falling to New Trier. 35 Mooney is a native of Wauconda, but went to high school all with Martinelli scoring 26 to make Loyola fell to St. Charles North Wheaton-Warrenville South four years at Notre Dame College Prep in Niles. He played college the title game. Glenbrook South in the opening round of the tourna- 49, Elk Grove 17 basketball at Air Force , South Dakota and Texas Tech over six years, defeated Mundelein 46-35 in the ment after winning Pool F. Conant, Loyola 42, Lindbloom 33 but only four full seasons. He was injured and redshirted his fresh- elite eight to advance to the final Notre Dame and Stevenson were Stevenson 52, St. Patrick 42 man season at Air Force and missed one season after transferring four. Martinelli scored 33 points also eliminated in the round of 32. Oak Park -River Forest 51, to South Dakota because of NCAA transfer rules. He played one in the win over Mundelein. Here's a look at some other areaNotre Dame 41 season with Air Force, two seasons with South Dakota and his final GBS beat DePaul Prep 57-55scores in the tournament: Batavia 54, Maine South 46 year at Texas Tech, where he was a key player in getting the Red with help from Martinelli (28 St. Viator 48, Morton 45: Con- Schaumburg 36,Niles West 22 Raiders to the NCAA championship finals. Texas Tech lost in the points, 9 rebounds) and Noard (10 nor Kochera scored 29 points for Thornwood 52, Elk Grove 37 title game in overtime, but Mooney made his name known to the pts.) in the championship bracketthe Lions in the win. Cary -Grove 61, Rolling world throughout the tournament run. earlier in the day. GBS also beat Willowbrook 45, Leyden 37 Meadows 60 The NBA summer league runs from Friday, July 5 through Huntley 61-49 in the champion- Lake Forest 45, Elk Grove 43 Larkin 49, Leyden 46 Monday, July 15. www.journal-topics.com The Journal I July 3-8, 2019 I Page 7AA

BASEBALL No Summer Slowdown For St. Viator Lions Brush Off Knights To Advance In Lawler Tourney

By DION MARTORANO Journal & Topics Sports

St. Viator baseball took a different approach this summer and it seems to be paying off as they went 3-0 in regional play to advance to the Phil Lawler Summer Classic sectionals Monday, July 8. St. Viator beat Rolling Mead- ows (11-1) and Hersey (12-2) Tuesday, June 25, before facing rival Prospect in the regional finals Wednesday. The Lions led start to finish and won 11-2 for another blowout victory. St. Via - tor (3-0) didn't play games before the regionals, instead focusing on other things to get prepared for the summer playoffs. "We changed our format this year," St. Viator coach Mike Manno said. "We felt getting 2.5 hours (of work), three days a week would be more beneficial for us to get ready for games this summer and I think it has. We've put up 34 runs in three games and given up only 5." Manno thinks it's worked so far and the results don't lie as they scored 1 I,12 and 11 runs over the first three games -- all wins. "We are swinging the bat well and executing when we need to," Manno said. "We are a young group. We started 3-4 sophomores today, along with some juniors. We have the right senior core. It is a nice mix of kids. They've all St. Viator's Jack Mahoneyis all smilesafterplating a run against bought into what we are trying to Prospect as teammate Josh Nelson (3) comes over to congratulate get done. We are excited about him. (Dion Martorano/Journal photos) this group." The Lions averted problems early by throwing out Prospect's the star of the game, came to thesummer season. Ethan Rossi (2 -for -2,2B, I BB) plate with the bases loaded and "The summer was pretty good, who tried to steal third base in the 2 outs and brought every runnerbut it isn't over yet," Prospect first inning. St. Viator quickly home with a bases clearing double coach Ross Giusti said. "We still produced 2 quick outs at the plate to make it 6-1. have some workouts we will do as Prospect pitcher Matt McAleer Prospect put new pitcher Ryan after July 4th. So far I've been forced a pair of popouts. Traviola in and he got out of the impressed with the way our kids Joe Brunetti (1 -for -3, 1 RBI. 2 jam in the fifth inning. In the came out with a really good atti- R) drew a walk and James Gorman top of the sixth inning, Prospecttude. We have been playing really (2 -for -3.1 RBI, 2 R) singled to put scored again with an RBI single good, solid, fundamental baseball . two runners on with 2 outs. Dom by Brad Kubitz (2 -for -3) to cut I've been pleasantly surprised with McKevitt (2 -for -2,1 2B, 4 RBI, the lead to 6-2. our pitching staff and the depth I think we will have next year. We I R, 2 BB, I SB) then blasted a The Lions took advantage of a single to score Brunetti, who was number of mistakes in the sixthhave some work we need to do at third after Gorman's single, to inning to score 5 runs and make it defensively. Our kids have been make it 1-0 St. Viator. 11-2, falling just one run short of playing aggressive. It's one of Prospect went down 1-2-3 in ending the game early. St: Viatorthose situations where I think we the second inning and St. Viator loaded the bases and through mul- have a lot to work with." scored again with 2 outs. Brunetti tiple at -bats, scored Tommy Ruth, The Knights have used Will was hit by a pitch with the bases Brunetti, Gorman, McKevitt and Sommers,Jack Doyle,RyanTravi- loaded to score Josh Nelson and Baylor Rowell. The bases wereola, Cole Lannert, Ethan Rossi. make it 2-0. still loaded with no outs before Gino Paredes, Matt McAleer and Prospect finally got on the board Prospect pitcher Tyler Naughten Mitch Gates on the mound over in the top of the third with a 2 -out forced two pop outs and one flyout the summer, helping build depth Prospect relief pitcher Tyler Naughten comes in to get out of a jam for to end the big inning. Prospectfor Giusti to use next spring. RBI single by Bryan Morrison, the Knights against St. Viator. scoring Adam Ryerson to cut the put two runners on to start the "It has been a very productive deficit to 2-1. top of the seventh, but the final summer for us and we just have to Things unraveled for thefourth. St. Viator's Eric Adams who reached first after being hit by three batters went down in a rowkeep getting better," Giusti said. Knights in the bottom of the hit an RBI double to score Nelson, a pitch, to make it 3-1. McKevitt, to end the Knights competitive (Continued on page 9AA) Page 8AA I July 3-8, 2019 I The Journal www.journal-topics.com

GOLF Locals Compete At Prestigious Events

Here's a look at recent golfpar in seventh place to lead the results involving Journal -area Journal -area golfers in the 12-18 golfers: girls division. Her older sister Glen View Club Plays Host To 100th Amateur Adrienne Rohwedder (Prospect 102nd Western Junior Heights/Wheeling/Illinois State) A handful of Journal -area golfers hit the GlenPaek (Glenview/Glenbrook South, Glenview Championship shot 78-80 -- 158 to tie for 15th View Club (par 72) June 24-27 for the 100thPark GC), Blake Johnson (Glen View Club), place. CDGA (Chicago District Golf Association) Andrew Huber (Glen View Club) .John Wright Two local golfers competed in Glenbrook South rising junior Amateur Championship, but it was Jordan Less (Glen View Club), Richard Van Voorhis (Glen the prestigious 102nd WesternMaria Perakis (Glenview) shot (Elmhurst/York HS/Northern Illinois) coming View Club), Michael Fastert (Des Plaines/ Junior Championship at Rich 80-77 -- 157 to tie for 11th place. through to win the title in match play. Maine West, Sanctuary GC) and Charlie Busch Harvest Farms in Sugar GroveStevenson golfers Emily Duan During stroke play, five Journal -area golfers (Prospect HS). Paek (Glenview Park GC) shot from Tuesday, June 18 -Thursday,(Buffalo Grove) and Sophia finished in the top 16 to advance to match play. 73-73 -- 146 to finish highest among area golfers June 20. Henry Quinn (ArlingtonZhuang (Long Grove) finished Chip Savarie (Loyola Academy, Glen View who missed the cut. Heights) was cut after shooting tied for 18th and 20th respectively. Club), Josh Dupont (Glen View Club), Charlie In match play, (16) Bennett Cotten defeated 79-78 -- 157. Nolan Doherty (Ar-Duan shot 82-78 -- 160 over the Nikitas (Glenview/Glenbrook South, Glenview( I) Connor Polender 1 up in the opening round lington Heights) also was cut after two days while Zhuang shot 84- Park GC), Nick Tenuta (Prospect HS, Mountfor a huge upset. (8) Chip Savarie defeated (9) shooting 80-79 -- 159. Hartland,77 -- 161. Prospect GC) and Bennett Cotten (LoyolaMichael Mounce 2 and 1. (12) Charlie Nikitas WI, native Piercen Hunt won the Grace Kryscio (Glenview), Academy/New Trier, Shoreacres) all qualifiedupset (5) Daniel AnfieldI up as well in the title after shooting 69-67-72-70Hanna Tanaka (Glenview/Glen- from the Journal -area. Savarie shot 75-68 -- 143opening round. (13) Nick Tenuta lost 4 and 3 -- 278, placing 7 strokes lowerbrook South), Mary Boesen to finish seventh in stroke play. Dupont, whoto (4) Jordan Less. Cotten upset former Loyola than the runner-up. (Glenview) and Allyson Duan played golf at Northwestern, shot 73-71 -- 141 Academy golfer Savarie in 21 holes in the quar- (Buffalo Grove) were also among to tie for ninth along with Nikitas (74-70 -- 144)terfinals. Nikitas fell to Less in 19 holes in his MAJGT Girls Championship the Journal -area golfers to finish and Tenuta (74-70 -- 144). Cotten shot 70-75 quarterfinal match. in the top 35. -- 145 to tie for 15th, but advanced as the No. In the semifinals, Less beat Cotten 4 and 3 to Some of the best youth female Auckland, New Zealand, native 16 seed for match play. advance to the finals, where he won in 37 holes golfers in the area hit Lake Bar- Mary Chen won the title shooting Missing the cut in stroke play were Kevinover No. 2 David Perkins. rington Shores in Barrington 1 -under -par 141 over the two days. Monday -Tuesday, June 24-25 for the MAJGT Girls Championship. US. Girls Junior Am Emily Duan, of Buffalo Grove, after finishing third at a qualifying finish a stroke behind both Caro- Symantha Rohwedder (Pros- Qualifying qualified for the U.S. Girls' Ju- event Wednesday, June 26 at Lake line Smith (Inverness/Barrington pect Heights/Wheeling HS) shot nior Amateur at SentryWorld,Barrington Golf Course. HS) and Penelope Tir (Winnetka/ 75-78 -- 153 to finish 11 -over - Stevenson rising sophomoreStevens Point, WI, July 22-27 Duan shot an even par 71 to (Continued on page 9AA) Sparkplug

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Five Journal -area golfers qualified for the Illinois Open Wednesday, June 26 at Deer- field Golf Club after finishing in the top 37. The event was one of seven for the 70th annual Illinois Open Monday - Wednesday, Aug. 5-7. Justin Mustari (Des Plaines/ Maine West) tied for 10th after shooting 1 -over -par 73 to lead the area golfers. Ralph Houck (Park Ridge) finished tied for 16th along with Luke Lynch (Glencoe/Loyola Academy) after each shot 2 -over -par 74. Runners take off at the start of the Dash 5K in Des Plaines. (Photo submitted) Glenview native Brandon Wes- sel shot 3 -over -par 75 to finish tied for 24th. Grant Gavin (Ar- lington Heights/Prospect) shot 215 Participate In 'Dash Through DP' 4 -over -par 76 to tie for 29th. Vernon Hills alum Justin Over 200 participated in thethe event, which included a newJonathan Cain, last year's winner, from the runners who come to the Park shot 6 -under -par 66 to win Dash Through Des Plaines, an feature -- "The Millennium Mile" placed second overall at 18:07. Dash," said race director Cindy the event by 2 strokes. annual 5K fundraiser for the Des -- a one -mile run/walk sponsored Katarzyna Przekop of Des Yelich. "They love the tree -lined Glenview native John Powell Plaines Park District's Scholarshipby Millennium Bank. Plaines, who has previously woncourse through actual neighbor- shot 6 -over -par to finish 36th Fund, held at 8 a.m. Saturday, Runners hit the flat course at the race, was the first place female hoods, and the fact that our race and tied for the top alternate June 15. Pearson Street and Prairie Avenue and seventh overall finisher atvolunteers and community resi- at the event in case one of the According to Gene Haring,and ran through surrounding 22:02. Slava Veselovsky, also from dents cheer them on." qualifiers drops out. director of marketing for the Des neighborhoods. Schaumburg resi- Des Plaines, was the second place The Scholarship Fund provides While five area golfers auto- Plaines Park District, 215 run-dent Christopher Schiel finishedfemale and 14th overall at 23:23. recreational and educational pro- matically qualified, a number ners and walkers participated in in first place with a time of 17:48. "We always get great comments grams for residents of Des Plaines. of others will need to try again. Among those missing the cut were Adam Kwiatowski (Park Ridge), Jae Hyuk Lee (Glenview), Chris Serritella Catching Up With Pros St. Viator- (Chicago/Glenview), Jack Wiebe (Palatine), Justin Choi (Continued from page 2AA) 284 runs and 68 stolen bases. He Yalowitz Signs Prospect (Niles),Jacob Miskiewicz (Des until 2016 his ERA each season was also a member of the Chicago Plaines), Zachary Raderstrorf was 3.28 or below, but injuriesCubs, Chicago White Sox andWith Rockies (Continued from page 7AA) (Arlington Heights), Jack Grier have inflated his ERA over the San Francisco Giants as well in "I would hope these kids build (Glenview) and Andrew Kay last three seasons. In the playoffs recent years, but didn't play an Loyola Academy alum Jack off of our team we had in the Palatine). he's been outstanding, posting MLB game with the clubs. HeYalowitz was drafted by the spring (started 4-7-1 and finished a 1.08 ERA in 10 appearances.was once a top prospect for theColorado Rockies in the 10th 16-14-1). Those kids never gave Stroke Play At Glendale Gregerson is 35 years old. Angels, but never really livedround of the MLB draft this year, up. It is nice to establish a culture up to the hype. Bourjos batted 309th overall, and recently signed of playing the game hard." A handful of area golfers .290 in his career in the minora contract with the organization. St. Viator used the leadership made the trip out to Glendale Bourjos Released leagues over 563 games, posting Yalowitz was assigned to the of the rising senior class, led by Lakes Golf Course in Glendale By Angels 648 hits, 47 HR, 101 doubles, 63Grand Junction Rockies, part Mahoney (South Carolina com- Heights Friday, June 28 to triples, 251 RBI, 381 runs andof the rookie advanced Pioneer mit) ,Adams and Brunetti, to guide compete in an 18 -hole stroke play event. Peter Bourjos, who was born 142 stolen bases. League. As of June 24, Yalowitz the program in the right direction was off to a slow start through six this summer. In boys 14-15 age group three in Park Ridge before moving to Journal -area golfers finished in Arizona, was released May 10 games. He's batting .182 (4 -for - For the rest of the summer and Kelly Signs For 22) with 2 RBI, 2 runs, 4 walks up until next spring, Manno wants the top 10 out of 30 -plus golf- by the Los Angeles Angels after ers. Park Ridge native Myles an abysmal start to the season.Over $1 Million and 1 stolen base so far. to see the guys in the weight room to get bigger and stronger to com- Lahart (7 -over -par 78) finished Bourjos played 26 games and bat- pete in a tough schedule. third, while fellow Park Ridge ted .091 (4 -for -44) with I double, Maine East 2018 alum and Des Smith Signs "I think the talent is there, we native Sam Scully (10 -over -par 2 RBI, 4 runs and 2 stolen bases Plaines native Antoine Kelly, just need to get a little stronger and 81) finished seventh. Arlington before he was cut. Bourjos played who was selected in the second With Royals we should be a force next year," Heights native Ryan Beerheide for the Angels from 2010 to 2013, round (65th overall) of the MLB Manno said. finished ninth at 12 -over -par 83. leading the American League indraft by the Milwaukee Brewers, Conant alum Patrick Smith of St. Viator advances to the In the girls 14-15 division, triples in 2011 with 11. He played signed with the organization Elk Grove Village signed with the sectional tournament Monday, only one Journal -area golfer for St. Louis Cardinals in 2014 Friday, June 7. The contract is Kansas City Royals after being competed. Elk Grove native reported to be the full slot value of July 8 against Glenbard North. and 2015, Philadelphia Phillies in selected in the 33rd round, 979th Jacobs plays Lake Park in the Sadie Zorrilla shot 20 -over -par 2016, Tampa Bay Rays in 2017 $1,025,100. Kelly is starting his overall, in the MLB draft earlier other sectional game. The format to finish tied for fourth place out and Atlanta Braves in 2018. In career with the Arizona League this June. The former Purdue is double elimination. All games of 17 golfers. his MLB career he has playedBrewers Blue team. pitcher was assigned to the Bur- Tuesday -Wednesday, July 9-10 Ryan Higgins (Palatine) led 875 games with 502 hits, 43 HR, lington Royals (rookie league) are at Lake Park High School in by boys 16-18 age division with 91 doubles, 37 triples, 170 RBI, to begin his minor league career. Roselle. a sixth place finish. Page 10AA I July 3-8, 2019 I The Journal www.journal-topics.com

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Northwest Highway Case Number: 19 -031 -CU as amended, that a & analyzetheir method office. certification was registered ofbus. & mktg; conduct The petitioner is requesting an amendment to an approved Conditional Use for a by the undersigned with mkt research & define Motor Vehicle Sales under Section 12-3-4(E) of the 1998 Des Plaines Zoning Code, Must be available to attend regular public the County Clerk of Cook competitive advantages as amended, to display and sell an additional twelve (12) personal vehicles for sale on board meetings (at least one a week), County. Registration ofMaestroSports;dvlp the property for a total of twenty-two (22) personal vehicles. usually at night. Spot news, feature on & implmt procedures for Number: Y19001617 June 19, 2019 Under the identifyingadvrtgneeds; story assignments and community event PINs: 09-07-417-001, -002, -003, -026, -027 Assumed Business Name of administermktgcampaigns; coverage are also likely. LOCATE M Y DR IVER .COM measure the effectiveness Petitioner: George Zervos, Cumberland Auto Sales, 714 South Chris Lane, Mount with the business located at: of mktg prgms & strategies. Experience preferred. Must be able to Prospect, IL 60056 1516 NORTH ELMHURST Bachelor'sdeg in Mkt write clearly and concisely and have ability ROAD SUITE143,MT Research, Bus. Admin, or Owner: George Zervos, Cumberland Auto Sales, 410 Northwest Highway, Des to make calls and ask questions. Hourly PROSPECT, IL 60056. The isreqd; Plaines. IL 60018 Communications wage. true and real full name(s) M -F, hrs/wk; Send 40 and residence address of resumes(by mailonly) 2. Address: 2282 Eastview Drive Case Number: 19 -041 -SUB -V Email resumes to Tom Wessell, managing the owner(s)/partner(s) is: toHadisFetic,Maestro MICHAEL DRELICHARZ Sports Management LLC, editor: [email protected]. The petitioner is requesting i) a Tentative Plat of Subdivision under Section 13-2 of 1617 CEDAR LANE 500 W Algonquin Rd, the Subdivision Regulations of the City of Des Plaines Municipal Code, ii) a Major MOUNT PROSPECT, IL Mount Prospect, IL 60056. Variation for Lot Width and iii) variations for setbacks on the existing house under 60056, USA Section 12-3-6 of the 1998 Des Plaines Zoning Ordinance, as amended, to subdivide Market Research an existing 100 -foot wide lot into two 50 -foot wide lots and allow a lot width less than 0140 Analyst 0900 Legals 0900 Legals 0900 Legals the required 55 -foot minimum lot width for each lot pursuant to Section 12-7-2(J) of the Des Plaines Zoning Ordinance. Market Research Analys (Carol Stream, IL) To collect Summerl3reakfast Program PIN: 09-29-302-039 & compile data to measure mktg &salestrends in Community Consolidated School District 62 Petitioner:Andrzej L. 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Address: 614 Birchwood Avenue Case Number: 19 -042 -SUB sales, pricing, mktg prgms, Beginning July 8, 2019 - August 1, 2019 & bus. strategies;prep The petitioner is requesting a Tentative Plat of Subdivision under Section 13-2 of the mktg reports for sr. mgmt in Monday - Thursday only Subdivision Regulations of the City of Des Plaines Municipal Code to subdivide one the U.S. & Japan detailing 120 -foot wide lot into two 60 -foot wide lots. findings in the English 8:10 a.m. - 8:30 a.m. & Japaneselanguages; PIN: 09-30-401-013 maintain mkt currency USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer through the monitoring of Petitioner: Andrzej L. Bednarczyk, Geopool Engineering, Inc. 12S355 Lemont Road, industry statistics & reading Lemont, IL 60439 tradepublicationsinthe U.S. & Japan.Reqrnts, 0650 Garage Sale 0900 Legals 0900 Legals Owner: Zenon Heldak, 1176 West Grant Drive, Des Plaines, IL 60016 Bachelor's deg orequiv in Mktg or Bus. Admin; & City of Des Plaines, in compliance with the Americans With Disabilities Act, requests that persons with disabilities. the Japanese Park Ridge Notice of Sel Storage Sale who require certain accommodations to allow them to observe and/or participate in the meeting(s) or have Fluency in questions about the accessibility of the meeting(s) or facilities. contact the ADA Coordinator at 847-391-5486 to lang. Send resume by mail 544 N. Redfield Court allow the City to make reasonable acommodations for these persons. to Attn: D-02, Daiei Trading (by Dee Road & Sibley) Please take notice Prime Storage - Arlington Heights The public hearing may be continued to a further date. time and place without publication of a further published Chicago Co., Inc. 360 Saturday July 6 located at 2500 E. Hintz Road, Arlington Heights, IL notice such as this notice. Randy Rd, Carol Stream, 8:30 am - 4:00 pm 60004 intends to hold a Auction to enforce its privilege Multi -family, kids' and adult against the following parties at the facility for default IL 60188 Legals Legals 0900 Legals clothes, toys and much, of payment of Rent. The sale will occur as an online 0900 0900 much more auction via www.storagetreasures.com on 7/15/2019 0630 Cars & Trucks at 12:00 PM. Noreen Nellis unit #13152. This sale may LEGAL NOTICE - Apartment be withdrawn at any time without notice. Certain terms CALL FOR BIDS Lovetobuy your ca 0740 for Rent and conditions apply. ortruckwillpay $200 The City of Des Plaines, Illinois desires sealed bids for the following: -$2,000 for the good. Apartment for Rent bad or ugly! Also classic 3 Room Kitchenette in YOUR 2019-2021 Multi -Year Holiday Decorating Program Des Plaines, first floor, antique, hot rod or project 1 parking spot, heat Specifications are available at the City's website at: cars.Samedayfree included. 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N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY. ILLINOIS COUNTY DEPART- COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUNTY DEPART- COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUNTY DEPART- COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUNTY DEPART- COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUNTY DEPART- COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUNTY DEPART- COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUNTY DEPART- MENT CHANCERY DIVISION PNC MENT - CHANCERY DIVISION JPMOR- MENT - CHANCERY DIVISION PINGORA MENT - CHANCERY DIVISION U.S. MENT - CHANCERY DIVISION JPMOR- MENT - CHANCERY DIVISION BAYVIEW MENT - CHANCERY DIVISION PHH BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION Plain- GAN CHASE BANK, NATIONAL ASSO- LOAN SERVICING, LLCPlaintiff,vs. BANK TRUST, NA, AS TRUSTEE OF GAN CHASE BANK, NATIONAL ASSO- LOAN SERVICING, LLC; Plaintiff,vs. MORTGAGE CORPORATIONPlaintiff, tiff, -v. MARIA KWAPIEN AKA MARIA G. CIATION Plaintiff, -v.- ANDREI GAVENIUC KARL T. BROMM, AM KARL THOMAS LSF10 MASTER PARTICIPATION TRUST CIATION Plaintiff,-v.- DOMINIC PILCH, KARYN J. GARRISON; JERRY D. GAR- -v.- JOHN A. STRINGFIELD, JR A/K/A KWAPIEN AKA MARIA GRAZYNA KWA- AKA A. GAVENIUC, MALLARD COVE BROMM, AM KARL -THOMAS BROMM; Plaintiff, -v.- ELIZABETH REDULLA A/K/A STONE GATE OF DES PLAINES CON- RISON; UNKNOWN OWNERS AND NON JOHN A. STRINGFIELD, HUNTINGTON PIEN. HOLIDAY LANE CONDOMINIUM CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION Defen- THE PRINCETON CONDOMINIUM AS- ELIZABETH LIBETARIO REDULLA, DOMINIUM II ASSOCIATION, STONE RECORD CLAIMANTS;Defendants, 18 CLUB VI CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION, ASSOCIATION, UNKNOWN OWNERS dants 18 CH 14412 1126 S. NEW WILKE SOCIATION Defendants, 18 CH 15899 A/K/A ELIZABETH L REDULLA, MANDO GATE CONDOMINIUMS MASTER AS- CH 11487 NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC HUNTINGTON CLUB MASTER HOM- AND NON -RECORD CLAIMANTS De- RD., #404 ARLINGTON HEIGHTS,IL NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NOTICE IS REDULLA A/K/A MANDO CARVERO SOCIATION Defendants 18 CH 06479 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursu- EOWNERS' ASSOCIATION, HILLDALE fendants 2011 CH 14737 1115 HOLIDAY 60005 NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO- HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judg- REDULLA,AIKIAMANDO C REDULLA, 410 S. WESTERN AVE., UNIT 502 DES ant to a Judgment of Foreclosure and ROAD ASSOCIATION, USAA FEDERAL LANE, UNIT 12 Des Plaines, IL60018 TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant ment of Foreclosure and Sale entered in NATIONAL CITY BANK N/K/A PNC BANK, PLAINES, IL 60016 NOTICE OF SALE Sale entered in the above entitled cause SAVINGS BANK ("USAA FSB"), MB NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NOTICE IS to a Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale the above entitled cause Intercounty Ju- NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONDefendants PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Intercounty Judicial Sales Corporation will FINANCIAL BANK, N.A. F/K/A DAMEN HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judg- entered in the above cause on April 17, dicial Sales Corporation will on Thursday, 18 CH 14931 122 KENSINGTON DRIVE pursuant to a Judgment of Foreclosure and on Thursday, August 1, 2019 at the hour of NATIONAL BANK, UNKNOWN OWN- ment of Foreclosure and Sale entered in 2019, an agent for The Judicial Sales Cor- August 8, 2019 at the hour of 11 a.m. in STREAMWOOD, IL 60107 NOTICE OF Sale entered in the above cause on August 11 a.m. in their office at 120 West Madi- ERS AND NON -RECORD CLAIMANTS. the above cause on May 8, 2019, an agent poration, will at 10:30 AM on August 16, their office at 120 West Madison Street, SALE PUBLIC NOTICEIS HEREBY 31, 2018. an agent for The Judicial Sales son Street, Suite 718A, Chicago, Illinois, UNKNOWN OCCUPANTSDefendants for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will at 2019, at The Judicial Sales Corporation, Suite 718A, Chicago, Illinois, sell at public GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of Corporation, will at 10:30 AM on July 19, sell at public auction to the highest bidder 18 CH 12538 1854 WEST HUNTINGTON 10:30 AM on August 7, 2019, at The Judi- One South Wacker Drive, CHICAGO, IL, auction to the highest bidder for cash, as Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above 2019, at The Judicial Sales Corporation, for cash. as set forth below, the following BOULEVARD, UNIT D Hoffman Estates. cial Sales Corporation, One South Wacker 60606, sell at public auction to the high- set forth below, the following described cause on June 17, 2019, an agent for The One South Wacker Drive, CHICAGO, IL, described mortgaged real estate: PIN. 09- IL 60169 NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC Drive. CHICAGO, IL, 60606, sell at a pub- est bidder, as set forth below, the following mortgaged real estate: P.I.N. 06-04-104- Judicial Sales Corporation, willat 10:30 60606, sell at a public sale to the highest 33-408-004-0000. Commonly known as NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursu- lic sale to the highest bidder, as set forth described real estate: Commonly known 005-1039. Commonly known as 2097 AM on July 24, 2019, at The Judicial Sales bidder, as set forth below, the following de- 3093 South Scott Street, Des Plaines, ant toa Judgment of Foreclosure and below. the following described real estate - as 1126 S. NEW WILKE RD., #404, AR- IVY RIDGE DRIVE, HOFFMAN ESTATES, Corporation, One South Wacker Drive scribed real estate: Commonly known as IL 60018. The mortgaged real estate is Sale entered in the above cause on May Commonly known as1115 HOLIDAY LINGTON HEIGHTS, IL 60005 Property IL 60192. The mortgaged real estateis CHICAGO, IL, 60606, sell at a public sale 410 S. WESTERN AVE.. UNIT 502. DES improved with a single family residence 6 2019, an agent for The JudicialSales LANE, UNIT 12, Des Plaines, IL 60018 Index No. 08-08-201-012-1318. The real improved with a condominium residence to the highest bidder as set forth below. PLAINES, IL 60016 Property Index No If the subject mortgaged real estate is a Corporation. will at 1030 AM on August7 Property Index No. 08-24-102-033-1152. estate is improved with a residential con- The purchaser of the unit other than a the following described real estate Com- 09-17-100-061-1032 fka 09-17-100-051- unit of a common interest community, the 2019, at The Judicial Sales Corporation, The real estate is improved with a residen- dominium. The judgment amount was mortgagee shall pay the assessments and monly known as 122 KENSINGTON 0000. The real estate is improved with a purchaser of the unit other than a mort- One South Wacker Drive, CHICAGO. IL, tial condominium. The judgment amount 690,46689. Sale terms 25% down of the the legal fees required by subdivisions (g) DRIVE, STREAMWOOD, IL 60107 Prop- condominium. The judgment amount was gagee shall pay- the assessments required 60606. sell at a public sale to the highest was $16,065.28.Sale terms: 25% down highest bid by certified funds at the dose (1) and (g)(4) of Section 9 of the Condo- erty Index No 06-15-304-011. The real $152,20562. Sale terms: 25% down of the by subsection (g-1) of Section 18.5 of the bidder. as set forth below. the following of the highest bid by certified funds at the of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales minium Property Act Sale terms: 10% estate is improved with a tan vinyl siding. highest bid by certified funds at the dose Condominium Property Act. Sale terms described real estate. Commonly known close of the sale payable to The Judicial Corporation. No thirdparty checks will down by certified funds, balance, by cer- split level single family home, attached two of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales 10% down by certified funds, balance, by as 1854 WEST HUNTINGTON BOU- Sales Corporation. No third party checks be accepted The balance, including the tified funds, within 24 hours. No refunds. car garage. Sale terms: 25% down of the Corporation. No thirdparty checkswill certified funds, within 24 hours. No re- LEVARD, UNIT D, Hoffman Estates, IL will be accepted.The balance, including Judicial Sale fee for the Abandoned Resi- The property will NOT be open for inspec- highest bid by certified funds at the close be accepted. The balance, including the funds. The property will NOT be open for 60169 Property Index No. 07-08-109-072- the Judicial Sale fee for the Abandoned dential Property Municipality Relief Fund, tion.For information call Sales Depart- of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales Judicial Sale fee for the Abandoned Resi- inspection. For information call Law Clerk 1110 The real estate is improved with a Residential Property MunicipalityRelief which is calculated on residential real es- ment at Plaintiffs Attomey, Manley Deas Corporation. No thirdparty checks will dential Property Municipality Relief Fund, atPlaintiff's Attorney, The Wirbicki Law condominium. The judgment amount was Fund, whichiscalculated on residen- tate at the rate of $1 for each $1,000 or Kochalski, LLC, One East Wacker Drive, be accepted. The balance, including the which is calculated on residential real es- Group, 33 West Monroe Street, Chicago, $121,565.50. Sale terms: 25% down of the tial real estate at the rate of $1 for each fraction thereof of the amount paid by the Chicago, Illinois 60601. (614) 220-5611. Judicial Sale fee for the Abandoned Resi- tate at the rate of $1 for each $1,000 or Illinois 60603. (312) 360-9455. W18-1087 highest bid by certified funds at the dose $1,000 or fraction thereof of the amount purchaser not to exceed $300, in certified 18-037535 F2 INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL dential Property Municipality Relief Fund, fraction thereof of the amount paid by the INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALES COR- of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales paid by the purchaser not to exceed $300, funds/or wire transfer, is due within twenty- SALES CORPORATION SellingOfficer, which is calculated on residential real es- purchaser not to exceed $300, in certified PORATION Selling Officer, (312)444-1122 Corporation. No thirdparty checks will in certified funds/or wire transfer,is due four (24) hours. No fee shall be paid by the (312)444-1122 13124757 tate at the rate of $1 for each $1,000 or funds/or wire transfer, is due within twenty- 13124179 be accepted. The balance, including the within twenty-four (24) hours No fee shall mortgagee acquiring the residential real fraction thereof of the amount paid by the four (24) hours. No fee shall bepaid by the Judicial Sale fee for the Abandoned Resi- be paid by the mortgagee acquiring the estate pursuant to its credit bid at the sale purchaser not to exceed $300, in certified mortgagee acquiring the residential real dential Property Municipality Relief Fund, residential real estate pursuant to its credit or by any mortgagee, judgment creditor, or funds/or wire transfer, is due within twenty- estate pursuant to its credit bid at the sale which is calculated on residential real es- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK bid at the sale or by any mortgagee, judg- other lienor acquiring the residential real four (24) hours. No fee shall be paid by the or by any mortgagee, judgment creditor, or tate at the rate of $1 for each $1,000 or IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY. ment creditor, or other lienor acquiring the estate whose rights in and to the residen- mortgagee acquiring the residential real other lienor acquiring the residential real Illinois,County Department, fraction thereof of the amount paid by the COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUNTY DEPART- residential real estate whose rights in and tial real estate arose prior to the sale. The estate pursuant to its credit bid at the sale estate whose rights in and to the residen- Chancery Division. Heartland Bank and purchaser not to exceed $300, in certified MENT- CHANCERY DIVISIONU.S. Trust Company, assignee of the Federal to the residential real estate arose prior to subject property is subject to general real or by any mortgagee, judgment creditor, or tial real estate arose prior to the sale The funds/or wire transfer, is due within twenty- BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS Deposit Insurance CorpOration,as Re- the sale The subject property is subject to estate taxes, special assessments, or spe- other lienor acquiring the residential real subject property is subject to general real four (24) hours. No fee shall be paid by the TRUSTEE FOR CITIGROUP MORT- ceiver for Western Springs National Bank general real estate taxes, special assess- cial taxes levied against said real estate estate whose rights in and to the residen- estate taxes, special assessments, or spe- mortgagee acquiring the residential real GAGE LOAN TRUST 2006-WFHE2, and Trust, Plaintiff, vs. Rabi W. Nesheiwat, ments, or special taxes levied against said and is offered for sale without any repre- tial real estate arose prior to the sale. The cial taxes levied against said real estate estate pursuant to its credit bid at the sale ASSET -BACKED PASS -THROUGH et al., Defendants. Case No 19CH 2308; real estate and is offered for sale without sentation as to quality or quantity of title subject property is subject to general real and is offered for sale without any repre- or by any mortgagee, judgment creditor, or CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2006-WFHE2 and without recourse to Plaintiff and in 'AS estate taxes, special assessments, or spe- sentation as to quality or quantity of title Sheriffs No. 190105-001F. Pursuant to a other lienor acquiring the residential real any representation as to quality or quan- Plaintiff, vs. THERESA M. DONATI, AKA cial taxes levied against said real estate and without recourse to Plaintiff and in 'AS Judgment made and entered by said Court estate whose rights in and to the residen- tity of title and without recourse to Plaintiff IS* condition. The sale is further subject to THERESA DONATI; PARKWAY BANK and in 'AS IS' condition. The sale is fur- confirmation by the court. Upon payment and is offered for sale without any repre- IS' condition. The sale is further subject to in the above entitled cause, Thomas J. tial real estate arose prior to the sale. The AND TRUST COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE Dart, Sheriff of Cook County. Illinois, will ther subject to confirmation by the court. infull of the amount bid, the purchaser sentation as to quality or quantity of title confirmation by the court. Upon payment subject property is subject to general real UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF A TRUST on July 30, 2019, at 1:00 P.M. in Room Upon payment infull of the amount bid, will receive a Certificate of Sale that will and without recourse to Plaintiff and in 'AS inhill of the amount bid, the purchaser estate taxes, special assessments, or spe- AGREEMENT DATED THE 21ST OF LL06, Richard J. Daley Center, 50 West the purchaser will receive a Certificate of entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real IS' condition. The sale is further subject to will receive a Certificate of Sale that will cial taxes levied against said real estate JULY 2006, KNOWN AS TRUST NUM- Washington Street, Chicago, Illinois,sell Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a estate after confirmation of the sale. The confirmation by the court. Upon payment entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real and is offered for sale without any repre- BER 14227; ANGELA COURTS II CON- at public auction the following described deed to the real estate after confirmation property will NOT be open for inspection infull of the amount bid, the purchaser estate after confirmation of the sale. The sentation as to quality or quantity of title DOMINIUM ASSOCIATION Defendants, premises and real estate mentioned in said and plaintiff makes no representation as will receive a Certificate of Sale that will property will NOT be open for inspection and without recourse to Plaintiff and in 'AS of the sale. The property will NOT be open 18 CH 14587 NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC for inspection and plaintiff makes no repre- to the condition of the property. Prospec- entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real and plaintiff makes no representation as Judgment. Address: 435 Meadow Drive, IS" condition. The sale is further subject to NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursu- Schaumburg, IL 60193. Improvements: sentation as to the condition of the prop- tive bidders are admonished to check the estate after confirmation of the sale. The to the condition of the property. Prospec- confirmation by the court. Upon payment ant to a Judgment of Foreclosure and Single Family Home. Sale shall be under erty Prospective bidders are admonished court file to verifyall information Ifthis property will NOT be open for inspection tive bidders are admonished to check the in full of the amount bid, the purchaser Sale entered in the above entitled cause the following terms: Ten Percent (10%) to check the court file to verify all informa- property is a condominium unit, the pur- and plaintiff makes no representation as court file to verify all information.If this will receive a Certificate of Sale that will Intercounty Judicial Sales Corporation will down by certified funds; the balance, by tionIf this property is a condominium unit, chaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale, to the condition of the property. Prospec- property is a condominium unit, the pur- entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real on Thursday, August 8, 2019 at the hour of tive bidders are admonished to check the chaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale, certified funds,is due within 24 hours. estate after confirmation of the sale. The the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure other than a mortgagee, shall pay the as- 11 an. in their office at 120 West Madi- court fileto verify all information.Ifthis other than a mortgagee, shall pay the as- Sale shall be subject to general taxes, property will NOT be open for inspection sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the sessments and the legal fees required by son Street, Suite 718A, Chicago, Illinois, assessments and the legal fees required The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS property is a condominium unit, the pur- sessments and the legal fees required by special assessments, and any prior first and plaintiff makes no representation as sell at public auction to the highest bidder mortgages. Premises will NOT be open by The Condominium Property Act, 765 605/9(g)(1) and (g)(4). If this property is a chaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale, The Condominium Properly Act, 765 ILCS to the condition of the property Prospec- for cash, as set forth below, the following for inspection. For information: Heartland ILCS 605/9(g)(1) and (g)(4).If this prop- condominium unit which is part of a com- other than a mortgagee, shall pay the as- 605/9(g)(1) and (g)(4). If this property is a tive bidders are admonished to check the described mortgaged real estate.P.I.N. Bank and Trust Company, Jacobs & Pinta, erty is a condominium unit which is part mon interest community, the purchaser of sessments and the legal fees required by condominium unit which is part of a com- court file to verify all informationIfthis 12-25-332-038-1008. Commonly known Tina M. Jacobs, Plaintiffs Attorneys, 77 W. of a common interest community, the pur- the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS mon interest community, the purchaser of property is a condominium unit, the pur- as 2400 NORTH 76 AVENUE, UNIT 1W, Washington Street, Suite 1005, Chicago, chaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale mortgagee shall pay the assessments re- 605/9)g))1) and (g)(4). If this property is a the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a chaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale, ELMWOOD PARK, IL 60707. The mort- IL 60602. Tel. No. 312-263-1005. This is other than a mortgagee shall pay the as- quired by The Condominium Property Act, condominium unit which is part of a com- mortgagee shall pay the assessments re- other than a mortgagee, shall pay the as- gaged real estate is improved with a con- an attempt to collect a debt pursuant to the sessments required by The Condominium 765 ILCS 605/18.5(9-1). IF YOU ARE THE mon interest community, the purchaser of quired by The Condominium Property Act, sessments and the legal fees required by dominium residence. The purchaser of the Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/18.5(g-1). the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a 765 ILCS 605/18.5(g-1). IF YOU ARE THE Fair Debt Collection Practices Act and any The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), YOU unit other than a mortgagee shall pay the IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HO- mortgagee shall pay the assessments re- MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER). YOU information obtained will be used for that 605/9(g)(1) and (g)(4). If this propeity is a HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN IN POS- assessments and the legal fees required MEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT SESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY quired by The Condominium Property Act, HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN IN POS- purpose13124251 condominium unit which is part of a com- by subdivisions (g)(1) and (g)(4) of Section TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 OF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN AC- 765 ILCS 605/18.5(9-1). IF YOU ARE THE SESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY mon interest community, the purchaser of 9 of the Condominium Property Act Sale MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), YOU OF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN AC- the unit at the foreclosure sale other than DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER OF CORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-1701(C) terms: 10% down by certified funds. bal- POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH OF THE ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORE- HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN IN POS- CORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-1701(C) a mortgagee shall pay the assessments ance, by certified hinds, within 24 hours. SECTION 15-1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS CLOSURE LAW. You will need a photo SESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF THE ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORE- required by The Condominium Property No refunds. The property will NOT be open OF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN AC- CLOSURE LAW. You will need a photo IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK Act, 765 ILCS 605/18.5(g-1). IF YOU ARE MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. You identificationissuedby agovernment for inspection. For information call Sales agency (driver'slicense, passport, etc.) CORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-1701(C) identificationissued by agovernment COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUNTY DEPART- THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), will need a photo identification issued by Department at Plaintiffs Attorney, Manley license, in order to gain entry into our building and OF THE ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORE- agency (driver's license, passport, etc.) MENT - CHANCERY DIVISION FIRST YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN IN a government agency (driver's Deus Kochalski, LLC, One East Wacker CLOSURE LAW. You will need a photo in order to gain entry into our building and EAGLE BANK FM FIRST EAGLE NA- POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER EN- passport, etc.) in order to gain entry into the foreclosure sale room in Cook County Drive, Chicago, Illinois 60601. (614) 220- our building and the foreclosure sale room and the same identification for sales held identificationissuedby agovernment the foreclosure sale room in Cook Couhty TIONAL BANK;Plaintiff,vs.SPECIAL TRY OF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, 5611. 18-034838 F2 INTERCOUNTY JU- agency (driver's license,passport. etc.) and the same identification for sales held REPRESENTATVEI FOR MARK T. IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15- in Cook County and the same identifica- at other county venues where The Judicial DICIAL SALES CORPORATION Selling in order to gain entry into our building and al other county venues where The Judicial CASEY, DECEASED; CAITLIN A. CASEY 1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS MORTGAGE tion for sales held at other county venues Sales Corporation conducts foreclosure Officer, (312) 444-1122 13124756 where The JudicialSales Corporation sales. For information, contact Plaintiffs the foreclosure sale room in Cook County Sales Corporation conducts foreclosure AM CAITLIN A. MURPHY; EMILY S. FORECLOSURE LAW. You will need a CASEY; UNITED STATES OF AMERICA; conducts foreclosure sales. For informa- attorney: HEAVNER, BEYERS & MIHLAR, and the same identification for sales held sales. For information, contact Plaintiffs photo identification issued by a govern- UNKNOWN .HEIRS AND LEGATEES tion, contact Plaintiffs attorney: Penny A. LLC. 111 East Main Street, DECATUR, IL at other county venues where The Judicial attorney: HEAVNER, BEYERS & MIHLAR, ment agency (drivers license, passport, OF MARK T CASEY; UNKNOWN OWN- Land, QUINTAIROS, PRIETO, WOOD & 62523, (217) 422-1719 Please refer to file Sales Corporation conducts foreclosure LLC, 111 East Main Street, DECATUR, IL etc.) in order to gain entry into our build- ERS AND NONRECORD CLAIMANTS BOYER, PA., 233 S. WACKER DRIVE, number L5302. If the sale is not confirmed SNAP UP sales. MCCALLA RAYMER LEIBERT 62523, (217) 422-1719 Please refer to file ing and the foreclosure sale room in Cook 70TH FLOOR, Chicago, IL 60606, (312) for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale PIERCE, LLC, Plaintiffs Attorneys, One number 2120-15003. If the sale is not con- Defendants, 18 CH 15334 NOTICE OF County and the same identificationfor SALE PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given 566-0040 Please refer tofile number shall be entitled only to a return of the pur- EXTRA CASH North Dearbom Street, Suite 1200, Chi- firmed for any reason, the Purchaser at the sales held at other county venues where that pursuant to a Judgment of Foreclo- 125653. THE JUDICIAL SALES COR- chase price paid. The Purchaser shall have cago, IL 60602. Tel No. (312) 346-9088. sale shall be entitled only to a return of the The Judicial Sales Corporation conducts PORATION One South Wacker Drive, no further recourse against the Mortgagor, Please refer to file number 268312. THE purchase price paid. The Purchaser shall sure entered in the above entitled cause foreclosure sales. For information, contact WITH AN AD Intercounty Judicial Sales Corporation will 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 (312) the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attor- JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION One have no further recourse against the Mort- The sales clerk, SHAPIRO KREISMAN 236 -SALE You can also visit The Judicial ney. THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA- IN THE South Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago, gagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's on Tuesday, August 6, 2019, at the hour of ASSOCIATES, LLC, 2121 WAUKEGAN Sales Corporation at wanettsccom for a 7 TION One South Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, IL 60606-4650 (312) 236 -SALE You can attorney. THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPO- 11 a.m. in their office at 120 West Madison RD., SUITE 301, Bannockbum, IL 60015, Street, Suite 718A, Chicago, Illinois, sell to day status report of pending sales. Penny Chicago, IL 60606-4650 (312) 236 -SALE also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at RATION One South Wacker Drive, 24th (847) 291-1717 For information call be- CLASSIFIEDS the highest bidder for cash, the following A Land GUINTAIROS, PRIETO, WOOD You can also visit The Judicial Sales Cor- vnAvfisc.com for a 7 day status report of Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 (312) 236 - tween the hours of 1pm - 3pm. Please described mortgaged real estate:P.I.N. 8 BOYER, P.A. 233 S. WACKER DRIVE, poration at www.tjsc.com for a 7 day status Your ad in the pending sales. MCCALLA RAYMER LEIB- SALE You can also visit The Judicial Sales refertofilenumber 18-087073. THE 03-34-115-007-0000. Commonly known 70TH FLOOR Chicago.IL 60606 (312) report of pending sales. HEAVNER, BEY- ERT PIERCE, LLC One North Dearborn Corporation at wwwijsc.com for a 7 day JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION One Classifieds puts the as 609 N. Willa Street, Mt. Prospect, 566-0040 E -Mail: krcmarteam@qpwblaw. ERS & MIHLAR, LLC 111 East Main Street Street, Suite 1200 Chicago, IL 60602 (312) status report of pending sales. HEAVNER, South Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60056. The mortgaged real estate is can Attorney File No. 125653 Attorney DECATUR, IL 62523 (2f7) 422-1719 Fax bite on the right buyer 346-9088 E -Mail: [email protected] BEYERS & MIHLAR, LLC 111 East Main IL 60606-4650 (312) 236 -SALE You can a single family residence.If the subject Code. 48947 Case Number. 2018 CH It (217) 422-1754 CookPleadings@hsbat- Attorney File No. 268312 Attorney ARDC Street DECATUR, IL 62523 (217) 422- also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation for most anything you mortgaged real estate is a unit of a com- 14737 TJSC#: 39-2958 NOTE. Pursuant tys.com Attorney File No. LS302 Attorney No. 61256 Attorney Code. 61256 Case 1719 Fax #: (217) 422-1754 CookPlead- at vneefisc.com for a 7 day status report mon interest community, the purchaser of to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, Code. 40387 Case Number: 18 CH 14412 have to sell. Call today Number 18 CH 14931 TJSC#: 39-3843 [email protected] AttorneyFile No. of pending sales. SHAPIRO KREISMAN the unit other than a mortgagee shall pay you are advised that Plaintiffs attorney is TJSC#: 39-2468 NOTE. Pursuant to the NOTE: Pursuant to the' Fair Debt Collec- 2120-15003 Attorney Code 40387 Case & ASSOCIATES, LLC 2121 WAUKEGAN and our friendly ad the assessments required by subsection deemed to be a debt collector attempting Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, you are tion Radices Act, you are advised that Number: 18 CH 06479 TJSC#: 39-3798 RD., SUITE 301 Bannockbum, IL 60015 (g-1) of Section 18.5 of the Condominium to collect a debt and any information ob- advised that Plaintiffs attorney is deemed takers will help you put Plaintiffs attorney is deemed to be a debt NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collec- (847) 291-1717 E -Mail: ILNotices@logs. Property Ad. Sale terms: Bidders must tort Attorney File No. 18-087073 Attorney tained wit be used for that purpose. to be a debt collector attempting to collect coller attempting to collect a debt and tion Practices Act, you are advised that some real teeth into present, at the time of sale, a cashier's or a debt and any information obtained WI be any information obtained will be used for Plaintiffs attorney is deemed to be a debt Code. 42168 Case Number 18 CH 12538 certified check for 10% of the successful used for that purpose 13120104 your messasge. that purpose. 13124473 collector attempting to collect a debt and TJSC#: 39-2933 NOTE Pursuant to the any information obtained will be used for bid amount. The balance of the success- Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, you are (847) 299-5511 that purxee. 13124220 ful bid shall be paid within 24 hours, by advised that Plaintiffs attorney is deemed Journal & Topics similar funds. The property will NOT be to be a debt collector attempting to collect A COTTAGE TO A ARE YOU open for inspection. For information call a debt and any information obtained will be SMAP UP _EXTRA CASH Newspapers Ms. Edyta Kania at Plaintiffs Attomey, Di used for that purpose. 13123702 CASTLE, YOU'LL TIRE? Monte & Lizak, 216 West Higgins Road, FIND THE HOME If you are tired of Park Ridge,Illinois 60068-5736 (847) having a garage or 698-9600. INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL WITH A JOURMAL OF YOUR SALES CORPORATION SellingOfficer, DREAMS IN THE basement full of (312) 444-1122 13124642 DRIVE A DRIVE A junk, empty it FAST CLASSIFIED AD CLASSIFIED with a Fast Acting BARGAIN! BARGAIN! COLUMNS OF THE Journal JOURNAL & Journal Classifieds JOURNAL & TOPICS JOURNAL & TOPICS Classifed Adl TOPICS Call CALL 847-299-5511 847.299-5511 NEWSPAPERS NEWSPAPERS NEWSPAPERS 847-299-5511 Page 14AAJuly 3-8, 2019 www.journal-topics.com

0950 Houses ForSalej 0950 Houses For Sale 0950 Houses For Sale 0950 Houses For Sale 0950 Houses For Sale 0950 Houses For Sale elm0950 Houses For Sale IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, Illinois,CountyDepartment, COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUNTY DEPART- COUNTY. ILLINOIS COUNTY DEPART- COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUNTY DEPART- COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUNTY DEPART- COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUNTY DEPART- COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUNTY DEPART- MENT - CHANCERY DIVISION JPMOR- Chancery Division. First American Bank, MENT - CHANCERY DIVISION NATION - MENT- CHANCERY DIVISION U.S. BANK MENT - CHANCERY DIVISION CAR- MENT- CHANCERY DIVISIONU.S. MENT - CHANCERY DIVISION SUN - Plaintiff, vs. Orazio Ceravolo, et al., De- STAR MORTGAGE LLC D/B/A MR. COO- NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, NOT IN ITS RINGTON MORTGAGE SERVICES, LLC BANK, NA., AS TRUSTEE FOR CITI- TRUST BANK Plaintiff,-v.- CHRISTINE GAN CHASE BANK NATIONAL ASSO- fendants Case No. 15CH 17235, Sheriffs PER Plaintiff, -v.- MANUSYA HEINRICHS, INDIVIDUAL CAPACITY BUT SOLELY AS Plaintiff, -y- RANDALL BLIZNICKNKJA GROUP MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST INC. METZGER A/K/A C METZGER. MID- CIATION; Plaintiff, vs FRANCES C. No190096-001F. Pursuant to a Judg- GLENN W. HEINRICHS Defendants 18 TRUSTEE FOR NRZ PASS -THROUGH RANDALL P BLIZNICK, ADIS BLIZNICK, SERIES 2005-9 Plaintiff,-v.- THOMAS WEST BANK AND TRUST COMPANY AS SYLVE AKA FRANCES C BRODA; NOR- ment made and entered by said Court in CH 15903 261 ANTHONY ROAD Buf- TRUST VIII Plaintiff, -v- GONZALO CON- THE 2421 N. OAK PARK AVENUE CON- E. TOEPPER. ROSE MARY TOEPPER. TRUSTEE UNDER TRUST AGREEMENT MAN V.SYLVE; FRANCES C. SYLVE the above entitled cause. Thomas J. Dart, falo Grove, IL 60089 NOTICE OF SALE TRERAS AKA GONZALO CONTREREAS. DOMINIUMS Defendants 18 CH 7472 WELLS FARGO BANK, NATIONAL AS- DATED THE 26TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, AM FRANCES C. BRODA, AS TRUSTEE Sheriff of Cook County, Illinois, will on July PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that CRUZ GONZALEZ Defendants 17 CH 2415 NORTH OAK PARK AVENUE, UNIT SOCIATION, UNKNOWN OWNERS AND 2006 AND KNOWN AS TRUST NUMBER OF THE FRANCES C BRODA TRUST 18, 2019. at 1:00 P.M. in Room LL06, Rich- pursuant to a Judgment of Foreclosure 16104 1339 WILLOW AVE DES PLAINES, 2B Chicago, IL 60707 NOTICE OF SALE NON -RECORD CLAIMANTS Defendants 06-1-8685, SILVANA COURTS CONDO- DATED JANUARY 7, 2008; THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, OFFICER OF ard J. Daley Center, 50 West Washington and Sale entered in the above cause on IL 60016 NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO- PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 18 CH 13691 1409 S. BUSSE ROAD Mt MINIUM ASSOCIATION, UNKNOWN THE DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY. Street,Chicago,Illinois,sellatpublic Apnl 10, 2019, an agent for The Judicial TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant pursuant to a Judgment of Foreclosure Prospect,IL 60056 NOTICE OF SALE OWNERS AND NON -RECORD CLAIM- auction the following described premises Sales Corporation. willat 1030 AM on to a Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale and Sale entered in the above cause on PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ANTS Defendants 18 CH 13387 2450 LAWRENCE P SEIWERT; Defendants. and real estate mentioned in said Judg- August 5,2019, at The Judicial Sales entered in the above cause on February February 6, 2019. an agent for The Judicial pursuant to a Judgment of Foreclosure NORTH 77TH COURT #2-E ELMWOOD 18 CH 15917 NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursu- ment. P I.N. ft 08-15-200-048-0000. Ad- Corporation, One South Wacker Drive. 23. 2018. an agent for The Judicial Sales Sales Corporation, will at 10:30AM oh July and Sale entered in the above cause on PARK, IL 60707 NOTICE OF SALE PUB- ant to a Judgment of Foreclosure and dress: 906 Kennicott, Mount Prospect, CHICAGO, IL, 60606, sell at a public sale Corporation, will at 10:30 AM on July 17. 16, 2019, at The Judicial Sales Corpora- March 20, 2019, an agent for The Judi- LIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur- Sale entered in the above entitled cause IL 60056. ImprovementsSingle Family to the highest bidder, as set forth below, 2019, at The Judicial Sales Corporation, tion, One South Wacker Drive, CHICAGO, cial Sales Corporation, will at 10:30 AM suant to a Judgment of Foreclosure and Intercounty Judicial Sales Corporation will Residence. Sale shall be under the follow- the following described real estate- Com- One South Wacker Drive, CHICAGO, IL. IL, 60606, sell at a public sale to the high- on August 1, 2019, at The Judicial Sales Sale entered in the above cause on April on Tuesday. July 30, 2019 at the hour of ing terms. 10% down of certified funds: the monly known as 261 ANTHONY ROAD, 60606. sell at a public sale to the highest est bidder, as set forth below. the following Corporation, One South Wacker Drive, 29, 2019, an agent for The Judicial Sales 11 a m. in their office at 120 West Madi- balance. by certified funds, is due within Buffalo Grove, IL 60089 Property Index bidder. as set forth below, the following described real estate Commonly known CHICAGO, IL, 60606. sell at a public sale Corporation, will at 1030 AM on July 30, son Street, Suite 718A. Chicago. Illinois. twenty-four (24) hours The subject prop- No 03-09-214-001-0000. The real estate described real estate. Commonly known as 2415 NORTH OAK PARK AVENUE, to the highest bidder, as set forth below. 2019. at The Judicial Sales Corporation. sell at public auction to the highest bidder erty may be subject to general real estate is improved with a single family residence. as 1339 WILLOW AVE, DES PLAINES, IL UNIT 2B, Chicago, IL 60707 Property the following described real estate; Com- One South Wacker Drive, CHICAGO, IL, for cash, as set forth below, the following taxes, assessments. special assessments, The judgment amount was $296,750.59. 60016 Property Index No. 09-17-206-007- Index No. 13-30-407-039-1006. The real monly known as 1409 S. BUSSE ROAD, 60606, sell at a public sale to the highest described mortgaged real estate:P.I.N. or special taxes levied against said real Sale terms: 25% down of the highest bid 0000. The real estate is improved with a estate isimproved witha single fam- Mt Prospect, IL 60056 Property Index No. bidder, as set forth below. the following 09-18-403-020-0000. Commonly known estate and is offered for sale without any by certified funds at the close of the sale residence. Sale terms, 25% down of the ily residence. The judgment amount was 08-15-401-010-0000The realestateis described real estate: Commonly known as 535 Orchard Court, Des Plaines, representation as to quality or quantity of payable to The Judicial Sales Corporation. highest bid by certified funds at the close $161,00643. Sale terms: 25% down of the improved with a single family residence. as 2450 NORTH 77TH COURT #2-E, IL 60016. The mortgaged real estate is title and without recourse to Plaintiff. The No third party checks will be accepted. The of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales highest bid by certified funds at the close The judgment amount was $150.614.46. ELMWOOD PARK, IL 60707 Property improved with a single family residence sale is further subject to confirmation by balance. including the Judicial Sale fee Corporation. No thirdparty checks will of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales Sale terms: 25% down of the highest bid index No 12-25-329-051-1002 The real It the subject mortgaged real estate is a the Court Sale shall be subject to gen- for the Abandoned Residential Property be accepted. The balance, including the Corporation. No thirdparty checks will by certified funds at the close of the sale estate is improved with a yellow brick, unit of a common interest community, the eral taxes, special assessments, and any Municipality Relief Fund, which is calcu- Judicial Sale fee for the Abandoned Resi- be accepted. The balance, including the payable to The Judicial Sales Corporation. three story condominium with no garage. purchaser of the unit other than a mort- prior first mortgages. Premises will NOT lated on residential real estate at the rate dential Property Municipality Relief Fund, Judicial Sale fee for the Abandoned Resi- No third party checks will be accepted. The Sale terms 25% down of the highest bid gagee shall pay the assessments required be open for inspection. For information: of $1 for each $1.000 or fraction thereof which is calculated on residential real es- dential Property Municipality Relief Fund, balance, including the Judicial Sale fee by certified funds at the close of the sale by subsection (g-1) of Section 18.5 of the Martin D Tasch/Bill Costello Go Momkus of the amount paid by the purchaser not tate at the rate of $1 for each $1,000 or which is calculated on residential real es- for the Abandoned Residential Property payable to The Judicial Sales Corporation. Condominium Property Act. Sale terms LLC. Plaintiffs Attorneys, 1001 Wagenville to exceed $300, in certified fundslor wire fraction thereof of the amount paid by the tate at the rate of $1 for each $1,000 or Municipality Relief Fund, which is calcu- No third party checks will be accepted The 10% down by certifiedfunds, balance, Road, Suite 500, Lisle, IL 60532. Tel. No. transfer.is due withintwenty-four (24) purchaser not to exceed $300, in certified fraction thereof of the amount paid by the lated on residential real estate at the rate balance, including the Judicial Sale fee by certified funds, within 24 hours. No (630) 434-0400. This is an attempt to col- hours. No fee shall be paid by the mort- fundslor wire transfer, is due within twenty- purchaser not to exceed $300, in certified of $1 for each $1,000 or fraction thereof for the Abandoned Residential Property refunds. The property will NOT be open lect a debt pursuant to the Fair Debt Col- gagee acquiring the residential real estate four (24) hours. No fee shall be paid by the funds/or wire transfer, is due within twenty- of the amount paid by the purchaser not Municipality Relief Fund, which is calcu- for inspection. For information call Sales lection Practices Act and any information pursuant to its credit bid at the sale or by mortgagee acquiring the residential real four (24) hours. No fee shall be paid by the to exceed $300, in certified funds/or wire lated on residential real estate at the rate Department at Plaintiffs Attorney, Manley obtained will be used for that purpose. any mortgagee. judgment creditor, or other estate pursuant to its credit bid al the sale mortgagee acquiring the residential real transfer,isdue withintwenty-four (24) of $1 for each $1.000 or fraction thereof Deas Kochalski, LLC, One East Wacker 13123438 tenor acquiring the residential real estate or by any mortgagee, judgment creditor. or estate pursuant to its credit bid at the sale hours. No fee shall be paid by the mort- of the amount paid by the purchaser not Drive. Chicago, Illinois 60601. (614) 220- whose rights in and to the residential real other lienor acquiring the residential real or by any mortgagee, judgment creditor, or gagee acquiring the residential real estate to exceed $300, in certified funds/or wire 5611. 18-037102 F2 INTERCOUNTY JU- estate arose prior to the sale. The subject estate whose nghts in and to the residen- other lienor acquiring the residential real pursuant to its credit bid at the sale or by transfer,is due withintwenty-four (24) property is subject to general real estate tial real estate arose prior to the sale. The estate whose rights in and to the residen- any mortgagee, judgment creditor. or other hours. No fee shall be paid by the mort- DICIAL SALES CORPORATION Selling Officer, (312) 444-1122 13124075 A COTTAGE TO A taxes.special assessments. or special subject property is subject to general real tial real estate arose prior to the sale. The lienor acquiring the residential real estate gagee acquiring the residential real estate taxes levied against said real estate and estate taxes. special assessments, or spe- subject property is subject to general real whose rights in and to the residential real pursuant to its credit bid at the sale or by CASTLE, YOU'LL is offered for sale without any represen- cial taxes levied against said real estate estate taxes, special assessments, or spe- estate arose prior to the sale The subject any mortgagee, judgment creditor, or other property is subject to general real estate lienor acquiring the residential real estate tation as to quality or quantity of title and and is offered for sale without any repre- cial taxes levied against said real estate IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK sentation as to quality or quantity of title taxes,special assessments,or special whose rights in and to the residential real FIND THE HOME without recourse to Plaintiff and in 'AS IS' and is offered for sale without any repre- COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUNTY DEPART- estate arose prior to the sale. The subject condition. The sale is further subject to and without recourse to Plaintiff and in 'AS sentation as to quality or quantity of title taxes levied against said real estate and MENT - CHANCERY DIVISION FREE- IS' condition. The sale is further subject to is offered for sale without any represen- property is subject to general real estate OF YOUR confirmation by the court. Upon payment and without recourse to Plaintiff and in 'AS DOM MORTGAGE CORPORATION confirmation by the court. Upon payment tation as to quality or quantity of title and taxes,special assessments. or special infull of the amount bid, the purchaser IS' condition. The sale is further subject to Plaintiff,vs. SARAH M. PRESNY, AKA without recourse to Plaintiff and in 'AS IS" taxes levied against said real estate and DREAMS IN THE will receive a Certificate of Sale that will infull of the amount bid, the purchaser confirmation by the court. Upon payment SARAH PRESNY: ANDREA M. PRESNY. will receive a Certificate of Sale that will condition. The sale is further subject to is offered for sale without any represen- entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real infullof the amount bid. the purchaser AKA ANDREA PRESNY, MARIO SCHIT- entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real confirmation by the court. Upon payment tation as to quality or quantity of title and CLASSIFIED estate after confirmation of the sale. The will receive a Certificate of Sale that will TINO Defendants, 18 CH 15062 NOTICE estate after confirmation of the sale. The infull of the amount bid, the purchaser without recourse to Plaintiff and in 'AS IS' property will NOT be open for inspection entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real OF SALE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY will receive a Certificate of Sale that will condition. The sale is further subject to COLUMNS OF THE and plaintiff makes no representation as property will NOT be open for inspection estate after confirmation of the sale. The GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of and plaintiff makes no representation as entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real confirmation by the court. Upon payment to the condition of the property. Prospec- property will NOT be open for inspection Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above JOURNAL & estate after confirmation of the sale. The infull of the amount bid, the purchaser tive bidders are admonished to check the to the condition of the property. Prospec- and plaintiff makes no representation as entitled cause Intercounty Judicial Sales property wilt NOT be open for inspection will receive a Certificate of Sale that will court file to verifyall information.If this tive bidders are admonished to check the to the condition of the property. Prospec- Corporation will on Wednesday. July 31. TOPICS If this and plaintiff makes no representation as entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real property is a condominium unit, the pur- court file to verify all information. tive bidders are admonished to check the 2019 at the hour of 11 a m. in their office at to the condition of the properly. Prospec- estate after confirmation of the sale. The chaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale, property is a condominium unit, the pur- court file to verifyall information.If this 120 West Madison Street, Suite 718A, Chi- NEWSPAPERS property will NOT be open for inspection other than a mortgagee, shall pay the as- chaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale, property is a condominium unit, the pur- tive bidders are admonished to check the cago, Illinois, sell at public auction to the court file to verify all information.Ifthis and plaintiff makes no representation as sessments and the legal fees required by other than a mortgagee, shall pay the as- chaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale, highest bidder for cash, as set forth below. to the condition of the property. Prospec- The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS sessments and the legal fees required by other than a mortgagee. shall pay the as- property is a condominium Unit, the pur- the following described mortgaged real chaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale, tive bidders are admonished to check the 605/9(g)(1) and (g)(4). If this property is a The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS sessments and the legal fees required by estateP.I N 08-28-414-032-0000. Com- other than a mortgagee, shall pay the as- court file to verify all information.hf this SNAP UP condominium unit which is part of a com- 605/9(g)(1) and (g)(4). If this property is a The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS monly known as 757 DELPHIA AVENUE, property is a condominium unit, the pur- mon interest community, the purchaser of condominium unit which is part of a com- 605/9(g)(1) and (g)(4)If this properly is a sessments and the legal fees required by ELK GROVE VILLAGE, IL 60007. The EXTRA CASH chaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale, the unit at the foreclosure sale other than mon interest community, the purchaser of condominium unit which is part of a com- The Condominium Property Act 765 ILCS mortgaged real estate is improved with a 60519(g)(1) and (g)(4). If this property is a other than a mortgagee, shall pay the as- WITH AN AD a mortgagee shall pay the assessments the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mon interest community, the purchaser of single family residence. Ifthe subject sessments and the legal fees required by required by The Condominium Property mortgagee shall pay the assessments re- the unit at the foreclosure sale other than condominium unit which is part of a com- mortgaged real estate is a unit of a com- IN THE The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS Act, 765 ILCS 605/185(g-1). IF YOU ARE quired by The Condominium Property Act, a mortgagee shall pay the assessments mon interest community, the purchaser of mon interest community. the purchaser of CLASSIFIEDS 605/9(g)(1) and (g)(4). If this property is a THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER). 765 ILCS 605118.5(g-1). IF YOU ARE THE required by The Condominium Property the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a the unit other than a mortgagee shall pay Your ad In the condominium unit which is part of a com- YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN IN MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER). YOU Act, 765 ILCS 605/18.5(g-1). IF YOU ARE mortgagee shall pay the assessments re- the assessments required by subsection Classifieds puts the mon interest community, the purchaser of bite on the right buyer POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER EN- HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN IN POS- THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), quired by The Condominium Property Act, (g-1) of Section 18.5 of the Condominium TRY OF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, SESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN IN 765 ILCS 605/18.5(g-1). IF YOU ARE THE the unit al the foreclosure sale other than a Property Act. Sale terms. 10% down by for most anything you mortgagee shall pay the assessments re- have to sell. Call today IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15- OF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN AC- POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER EN- MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), YOU certified funds, balance, by certified funds, HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN IN POS- quired by The Condominium Property Act, and our friendly ad 1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS MORTGAGE CORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-1701(C) TRY OF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, within24hours. No refunds. The property 7651LCS 605/185(g-1). IF YOU ARE THE takers will help you put FORECLOSURE LAW. You will need a OF THE ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORE- IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15- SESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY will NOT be open for inspection. For infor- MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), YOU some real teeth into photo identification issued by a govern- CLOSURE LAW. You will need a photo 1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS MORTGAGE OF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN AC- mation call Sales Department at Plaintiffs HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN IN POS- your messasge ment agency (driver's license, passport, identificationissuedbyagovernment FORECLOSURE LAW. You will need a CORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-1701(C) Attorney, Manley Dens Kochalski. LLC. SESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY (847) 299-5511 etc.) in order to gain entry into our build- agency (driver'slicense, passport. et) photo identification issued by a govern- OF THE ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORE- One East Wacker Drive, Chicago. Illinois OF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN AC- ing and the foreclosure sale room in Cook in order to gain entry into our building and ment agency (driver's license, passport, CLOSURE LAW. You will need a photo 60601. (614) 220-5611. 18-035283 F2 IN- Journal & Topics CORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-1701(C) County and the same identification for the foreclosure sale room in Cook County etc.) in order to gain entry into our build- identificationissuedbya government TERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALES CORPO- Newspapers passport.etc.) OF THE ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORE- sales held at other county venues where and the same identification for sales held ing and the foreclosure sale room in Cook agency (driver's license, RATIONSelling Officer, (312) 444-1122 CLOSURE LAW. You will need a photo The Judicial Sales Corporation conducts at other county venues where The Judicial County and the same identificationfor in order to gain entry into our building and 13124085 foreclosure sales. For information, contact Sales Corporation conducts foreclosure sales held at other county venues where the foreclosure sale room in Cook County identificationissuedbyagovernment The sales clerk. SHAPIRO KREISMAN & sales. For information, examine the court The Judicial Sales Corporation conducts and the same identification for sales held agency (driver'slicense, passport, etc.) in order to gain entry into our building and Need a home to call your own? ASSOCIATES, LLC, 2121 WAUKEGAN file or contact Plaintiffs attorney: CODILIS foreclosure sales. For information, contact at other county venues where The Judicial IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK RD., SUITE 301, Bannockburn, IL 60015, & ASSOCIATES, P.C., 15W030 NORTH The sales clerk, SHAPIRO KREISMAN & Sales Corporation conducts foreclosure the foreclosure sale room in Cook County CountyDepartment. Need a place to put your case? (847) 291-1717 For information call be- FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE 100, BURR ASSOCIATES, LLC. 2121 WAUKEGAN sales. For information, contact Plaintiffs and the same identification for sales held COUNTY.Illinois, Chancery Division. 12 Expressway. LLC. tween the hours of 1pm - 3pm. Please RIDGE, IL 60527, (630) 794-9876 Please RD., SUITE 301, Bannockbum, IL 60015, attorney. POTESTIVO & ASSOCIATES, at other county venues where The Judicial Need a vet to treat your pet? Sales Corporation conducts foreclosure a Delaware limited liability company: Plain- refertofilenumber 18-088306. THE refertofile number 14-18-00544. THE (847) 291-1717 For information call be- PC., 223 WEST JACKSON BLVD, STE MCCALLA RAYMER LEIBERT tiff,vs. Tollway. L L Can Illinois limited JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION One JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION One tween the hours of1 pm - 3pm. Please 610, Chicago, IL 60606, (312) 263-0003 sales. Need a heater for your two seater? PIERCE, LLC, Plaintiffs Attorneys, One liability company, Tollway Industrial Cen- South Wacker Dnve, 24th Floor, Chicago. South Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago. refertofilenumber 18-086809. THE Please refer to file number 115755. THE North Dearborn Street, Suite 1200, Chi- ter Limited Partnership, an Illinois limited FIND WHAT YOU'RE LOOKING FOR IL 60606-4650 (312) 236 -SALE You can IL 60606-4650 (312) 236 -SALE You can JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION One JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION One cago, IL 60602. Tel No. (312) 346-9088. partnership, et al., Defendants. Case No. also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at South Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago, South Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago. 17 CH 14978; Sheriffs No. 190099-001F. IN THE CLASSIFIEDS! at wvAv.fisc.com for a 7 day status report www.tisc.com for a 7 day status report of IL 60606-4650 (312) 236 -SALE You can IL 60606-4650 (312) 236 -SALE You can Please refer to file number 267976. THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION One Pursuant to a Judgment made and entered of pending sales. SHAPIRO KREISMAN pending sales. CODILIS & ASSOCIATES, also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation 11's the first place to look and the last word on by said Court in the above entitled cause. & ASSOCIATES, LLC 2121 WAUKEGAN P.C. 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD. at www.tisc.com for a 7 day status report at iiwy.fiscnorn for a 7 day status report South Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 (312) 236 -SALE You can Thomas J. Dart, Sheriff of Cook County, buying. selling or renting any tern or service RD SUITE 301 Bannockburn, IL 60015 SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE, IL 60527 (630) of pending sales SHAPIRO KREISMAN of pending sales. POTESTIVO & ASSOCI- will on July 24 2019, at 190 P.M. (847) 291-1717 E -Mail: ILNotices@logs 794-5300E -Mail: [email protected]. & ASSOCIATES, LLC 2121 WAUKEGAN ATES, P.C. 223 WEST JACKSON BLVD. also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at under the sun. When you're in the market to vinv.tisc.com for a 7 day status report of in Room LL06, Richard J. 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Address: to be a debt collector attempting to collect advised that Plaintiffs attorney is deemed Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, you are Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, you are Journal & Topics Newspapers No. 61256 Attorney Code. 61256 Case 2305 Pembroke Avenue, Hoffman Es- a debt and any information obtained will be to be a debt collector attempting to collect advised that Plaintiffs attorney is deemed advised that Plaintiffs attorney is deemed Number 18 CH 13387 TJSC# 39-2903 tates, Illinois 60169 Improvements: Va- used for that purpose. 13123213 a debt and any information obtained will be to be a debt collector attempting to collect to be a debt collector attempting to collect NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collec- cant lot but has multiple billboards. 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IL, 60606, sell at public auction Interior/Exterior to the highest bidder as set forth below, Paper Hanging the following descnbed real estate: Com- 65 Years Combined monly known as 308 N ELMHURST AV- ENUE, PROSPECT HEIGHTS, IL 60010 newspaper, EXPERIENCE Property Index No 03-22-303-005-0000. Ins,/Senior Discounts The real estate is improved with a single When You Call For Free Estimate family residence. The judgment amount was $220,581.02. Sale terms: 25% down 1.847-299-1005 of the highest bid by certified funds at the why not close of the sale payable to The Judicial 1-847.222-0589 Sales Corporation. No third party checks will be accepted. The balance. including ARE YOU the Judicial Sale fee for the Abandoned Don't ResidentialPropertyMunicipalityRelief read Fund, whichiscalculated onresiden- TIRED? hal real estate at the rate of $1 for each If you are tired of $1.000 or fraction thereof of the amount paid by the purchaser not to exceed $300, having a garage or in certified fundsior wire transfer,is due the best! within twenty-four (24) hours No fee shall Advertise? basement full of be paid by the mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant to its credit junk, empty it FAST bid at the sale or by any mortgagee, judgment creditor, or other lienor acquiring the Here are just a few of the with a Fast Acting residential real estate whose rights in and to the residential real estate arose prior to awards for distinguished Journal the sale The subject property is subject to general real estate taxes, special assess- journalism the Journal & Classifed Ad! ments or special taxes levied against said real estate and is offered for sale without NOTHING! 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Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser Will receive a Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to 1st Place - Illinois Press -Association the real estate after confirmation of the sale Where a sale of real estate is made for series on Niles trustee candi- to satisty a lien prior to that of the United Slates, the United States shall have one date. year from the date of sale within which to redeem, except that with respect to a lien Peter Lisagor Award from the DRIVE A arising under the internal revenue laws the penod shall be 120 days or the period Chicago Headline Club on prob- allowable for redemption under Stale law, whichever is longer, and in any case in lems within the Des Plaines Police MO, under the provisions of section 505 of the Housing Act of 1950, as amended Dept. 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As part of the annual Frontier Days Independence Day Festi- By DENISE FLEISCHER val, the Arlington Heights Fire Department is sponsoring a water Lifestyles Editor fight from 2 to 4:30 p.m. Sunday, July 4 at Haddow Avenue and Miner Street. Registration for this family -friendly event begins at Cardinal Blase J. Cupich or- I p.m. dained eight priests during a ceremony in May at Holy Name Cathedral in Chicago, with three Hometown Fest starting new assignments at Journal -area parishes. Palatine Jaycees sponsor the annual Hometown Fest from 5 The young men hail from the p.m. to midnight Wednesday, July 3; noon to midnight July 4-6 Chicago area, as well as Mexico, and noon to 5 p.m. July 7 at Community Park, 250 E. Wood St., Uganda and Vietnam. Palatine. The festival includes fireworks, entertainment, food Robert Carlton, 36, from Evan- vendors, a parade, carnival rides, business expo and craft fair, ston, whose first assignment is at Family Day, and more. St. John Brebeuf in Niles, celebrated his first Mass on May 18 Bike With Mayor at Immaculate Conception Parish in Chicago. Elk Grove Village's eighth annual Bike With The Mayor event Patrick Kizza, 38, from Kam- rolls out beginning at 9 a.m. Saturday, June 6 at the Elk Grove pala, Uganda, is now at Our History Museum, 399 Biesterfield Rd. The event offers two Lady of Perpetual Help Parish in routes: a shorter three-mile route and longer five -mile route, es- Glenview. He celebrated his first corted by police through the village. Registration and bike skills Mass there on May 18. begin at 9 a.m. before bikes roll out from the museum campus at Ryan McMillin, 30, from Oak 10:30 a.m. Music and snacks will be available upon return to the Lawn, is assigned to St. James museum. All bikers must wear a helmet. The event is sponsored Parish in Arlington Heights. He by the village, park district, museum and Friends of Cycling in celebrated his first Mass on May Elk Grove. 19 at St. Linus Parish. At ordination, priests receive a variety of responsibilities includ- French Festival ing celebrating Mass and granting forgiveness of sins through the The 13th Annual Sister Cities Family French Festival will Sacrament of Reconciliation. be held from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Monday, July 8 at the Mount They preach the Gospel and cel- Prospect Public Library, 10 S. Emerson St. Bring the family to Patrick !Mtn ebrate the sacraments of Baptism, celebrate France and the village's French Sister City, Sevres. Matrimony andAnointing the sick. Learn French the fun way with a storytime, engaging children Diocesan priests promise life- with books, props, and interactive techniques. This program is long celibacy, prayer for the best suited for children ages 3-7, but all are welcome. Mount People of God and lead a life of Prospect Sister Cities Commission and Mount Prospect Public simplicity. Library Foundation cosponsor the program. In terms of education, candi- dates have six years of human, spiritual, academic and pastoral Bark At Ballpark formation, philosophy, Catholic theology and the history of the The Chicago Dogs host "Bark at the Ballpark" at 4 p.m. Church. Wednesday, July 10 at Impact Field, 9850 Balmoral Ave., Rose- The Journal spoke with Kizza mont. The dog -friendly doubleheader against the Gary South - and McMillin to learn what led Shore Railcats will bring fans and their furry family members them to the Catholic church and together to enjoy a variety of festivities honoring the four -legged what they hope to bring to their fans in attendance. The Anti -Cruelty Society will be on -site to new communities. answer questions about adoption, volunteering opportunities, pet For five years, Kizza has lived in fostering and microchipping. There will be a pet parade on the the United States. He has an aunt field in between games. in Boston and a cousin in Hoffman Estates. He won a scholarship to study at the Catholic Theological Unplug In Wheeling Union (CTU) in Hyde Park. When he was there for a semester, he All are invited to the free Wheeling Park District UNPLUG joined Mundelein Seminary and event from 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, July 10 at Husky Park, 110 was there for 4-1/2 years. He sees Lee St., Wheeling. Outdoor activities and entertainment for himself as a man of all seasons and family, friends and neighbors will be part of the fun. Attendees remains positive. can also get to know the benefits of parks and recreationclose to "I wanted to become a priest home. Miss Jaime, a local children's performer, will present an when I was young, like 5 years interactive show featuring music and songs. The event is part of old. My uncle had a parish and I an Illinois Parks and Recreation initiative to educatecommunities often attended morning Mass with about the values of outdoor activities. my parents," explained Kizza, (Continued on page 2B) Ryan McMillin (Continued on page 2B) Page 2B I July 3-8, 2019 I The Journal www.journal-topics.com

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When comes the end of June, a feeling I Email: journalnews@ 0 Use the Submit Your News 3 Drop it in the mail or visit akin to nostalgia and sentimentality seems to J. journal-topics.info. form at journal -topics. us at 622 Graceland Ave., touch one's soul. I can't explain from where COM, Des Plaine or why such feelings arise, but they're there: feelings as warm as afternoon sunlight that last no longer than a sunset closes the day. Having this feeling on Sunday, being the Meet A Wolf Pet Blessing last day of June and a day that marked the Family year's half -way point - an occasion when one A wolf, skunk, possum, St. Luke's Lutheran Church thinks about time and how quickly it passes - porcupine and coyote pup will in Park Ridge will host a Pet led me to my bookshelf. I felt a need to read Friendly visit Des Plaines from noon to Blessing at 10:45 a.m. Sunday, Epiphanies something related to summer. As my eyes 1:30 p.m. Saturday, July 13 at July 14 outside on the church's scanned a collection of titles, I noticed one the Izaak Walton League, 1841 By Rev. Dr. (Continued from page 1B) lawn, 205 N. Prospect Ave., William G. Grice, III I hadn't read in decades: a work by Gladys S. River Rd., Des Plaines. Staff Park Ridge. All friendly pets are Taber named "My Own Cape Cod." from Big Run Wolf Ranch will invited on a leash or carrier, or Before delving into her words, sentences, give a presentation where visi- owners can bring a picture of paragraphs, observations, impressions, and thoughts, I checked `Little Mermaid' tors will be able to get up close their pet to be blessed. Pets that the date of publication. 1971. My curiosity piqued. As a semi- with the animals. The expert have passed away may also be Prospect Heights Public nary student, I was on the Cape nearly every weekend during the demonstrators will discuss the remembered. In case of rain the Library District screens "The school year and that summer. I was the Minister to Youth at the day to day lives, food and habi- service will take place inside. Little Mermaid" starting at 3 Federated Church of Hyannis. I wondered if what Gladys had tat requirements of the animals p.m. Thursday, July 11 in the written might recall some of my own experiences and impressions and others who are native to the Morgan Youth Services Activity of the Cape in 1971. North American continent. All Food Fest Room, 12 N. Elm St., Prospect In short: a few did; most didn't. are invited to the event and there Heights. "The Little Mermaid" For Gladys, "My Cape Cod" was a journal of her daily activi- is a small fee for attendees over St. Haralambos Greek Or- tells the story of a sea princess ties. She cleaned her house. She went to the post office, a restau- age 11. Funds go toward future thodox Church hosts the Big longing to be human, who trades rant, or grocery store. She chatted with people she met along the Izaak Walton League program- Greek Food Fest of Niles from her mermaid's tail for legs to way or who came by her cottage to visit. She described the flora ming. 5 p.m. to midnight Friday, July and fauna in her yard. She gave her impressions of the Cape's win the love of a prince. This 19 as well as 3 p.m. to midnight, four seasons: Autumn, Winter, Spring, and Tourist, also known as movie is rated G and children of Saturday, July 20 and Sunday, Summer. all ages are invited to sing along Pool Party July 21, on the grounds of the After reading several pages, I found her words heartfelt and to the film. church, 7373 Caldwell Ave., personal, but not particularly intriguing, especially when Gladys In honor of the Buffalo Grove Niles. The event offers greek included recipes for Stuffed Quahogs and Clam Chowda. Summer Concert Park District's 50th anniversary, delicacies served in four tents, I began to quickly scan pages, then paused to read her thoughts during the Willow Stream Pool including appetizers, main Party from noon to 3 p.m. July dishes, gyros and desserts all more thoroughly when a topic, description, or story seemed inter- Buffalo Grove Park District 13 at the pool, 600 Farrington made on site. The event in- esting, that is, something to which I could relate. That's when I will host pop rock group Final Dr., Buffalo Grove. The park cludes bands playing traditional read a sentence that struck a chord. Say during the free Sum- district will dive into the past Greek music, traditional Greek Gladys seemed a bit harsh, although in a somewhat sensitive mer Concert Series starting at and celebrate like it is the sum- dance troupes, a Greek cooking way, describing the young "Hippies" who flocked to Cape Cod in 6:30 p.m. Thursday, July 11 at mer of 1969 during the event. demonstration, carnival games, the 1960s and 1970s. Hippies came to the Cape to spend time with Willow Stream Park, 651 Old There will be music, food and entertainment for children, the sun and surf. They tried to camp -out on a beach, cemetery, or Checker Rd., Buffalo Grove. park until the police took notice and encouraged them to move games. bazaar and tours of the church along. sanctuary. Parking is available On page 100 of "My Cape Cod," Gladys compared "today's Christmas In July in area business parking lots. youth" (meaning circa 1971) with those of her own youth when Parking Lot Party growing up seemed simpler and more grounded in a common set River Trails Park District Families can celebrate sum- Bike Ride of family values. This youth culture, Gladys believed, was still hosts Christmas In July from mer at the free Parking Lot Party preserved on Cape Cod. 6:30 to 9 p.m. Thursday, July 11 from 3 to 10 p.m. Saturday, A Community Bike Ride will Gladys suggested that youngsters who lived on Cape Cod were at Woodland Trails Pool, 1500 July 13 at the Rolling Meadows be held at 8:15 a.m. July 20 in somehow more fortunate, less vulnerable, and considerably more E. Euclid Ave., Mount Prospect. Community Center, 3705 Pheas- Lot K, at 142 W. Slade St., in sensible than Hippies. Gladys wrote - and btw, Gladys also had a There will be holiday decora- ant Dr. An inflatable obstacle Palatine. After, participants can home in Connecticut - Cape youth ".... have the gift of quiet in tions, reindeer games and some course, kiddie train, yoga, face stay for a treat and opportunity their lives." She explained how they could spend their time "...on festive treats. All ages welcome. painting, balloon animals, a pie to discuss their ideas. Mill Pond (where) there is no jukebox, no hippie band, no scream- eating contest, a water balloon ing of obscenities...." Her generalization implied Cape youth toss and live music will be part were not like youth who were raised elsewhere. of the event. That's when I considered my own Cape Cod experiences as a Minister to Youth: Hyannis, 1971.1 wondered how many personal conversations Gladys had with Cape Cod teenagers. Had she been in discussions when they expressed their doubts and misgivings and that if he agrees, that will be puzzle pieces started to take about the Vietnam War? Did she listen to their questions about his assignment. shape," he explained. "I took whether they should pursue a more lucrative career "off Cape" Priests "I called Father Jerry Boland (at philosophy and theology and just or stay rooted in a place where opportunities were limited, other (Continued from page 1B) Our Lady of Perpetual Help) and graduated May 4. My first assign- than tourism, retail, restaurant, motels, and fishing? Had she heard an associate pastor. "I wantedmade an appointment with him. ment was in early February. It was their sobs, fears, and frustrations about their home -life, relation- to join the priesthood after high I said how excited I was. On July a little bit of everything. I helped ships with parents and friends, or complaints about having "noth- school, but my dad said to join 1, I celebrated my first Mass andat St. Emily with an internship ing to do off-season" when places to work closed for the winter, after college. I became a grade it was fantastic," said Fr. Kizza. in 2017. I was learning the ropes leaving families and teenagers strapped for jobs and cash? school teacher and taught for two Father Ryan McMillin, 30, and shadowing the priest. I heard Of course, not all Cape Cod youth experienced turmoil in their years. Then I joined the Order ofstudied Math and Economics atnothing, but good things about lives. Many - the majority, for sure - came from financially stable Servants of Mary and became a Georgetown. He realized whileSt. James." and emotionally secure families. Yet while most households were religious brother. I taught at St.studying that finance wasn't for He feels it's a joy to go there fine, Gladys' generalization and comparisons between Cape Cod Agnus School in Uganda for two him. He didn't find it fulfilling.and has found the parishioners youth and Hippies did not describe every kid raised on the Cape. years and then applied to CTU for After receiving his degree, andwelcoming from the start of his All relationships - especially between parents and their children a scholarship in 2014." with the help of priests and friends, priesthood and ministry. - can be complicated. Simple impressions are never as simple as He was at CTU when a woman he realized his final landing point, Asked what he will bring to St. they seem. Dynamics of behavior, culture, and social influences named Mary visited and encour- where he belonged. Through a James, he replied, "1 look forward are layered with complexities. aged him to become a priest. Hegradual process and continuedto preaching and teaching. Help- I am grateful to Gladys Taber's book, not only for what it said, was informed of his assignment in support from friends and priests,ing others to realize where God but for what it left unsaid. It reminded me to be cautious - per- March 2019. When he was at thehe attended a "Come and See"is acting in our lives," replied haps suspicious - when I'm tempted to accept a generalization as March for Life in Washington, heweekend at Mundelein Seminary,Fr. McMillin. "He continues to fact. When reading, I try to remind myself to "Question every- received a phone call stating thatwhich is centered on prayer. guide us toward our ultimate thing." he was being sent to Glenview "The more I look at it, all the www.journal-topics.com The Journal I July 3-8, 2019 I Page 3B DeYoung Booked To Replace Scaggs At July 9 EG Concert

Elk Grove Village officials announced Dennis DeYoung of Styx will perform at the village's free Mid -Summer Concert Classics Dennis DeYoung District 214 students will stage Mamma Mia! this summer as part of the all -District 214 musical. series on Village Green at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, July 9. in November. DeYoung is returning to Elk Kitty Weiner of the Entertain- Grove Village after playing a Mid - ment Management Group said Summer concert July 31, 2012. both Scaggs and DeYoung are Dist. 214 Summer Theatre Boz Scaggs was booked for the represented by the William Morris date until last Friday (June 21) Agency, one of the oldest, largest when he canceled his entire tour,and most powerful talent agencies including the July 9 Elk Grove Vil- in California. She said agents at Presents 'Mamma Mia!' lage date ,because of ailing health. William Morris were "hugely DeYoung was a founding helpful" securing DeYoung's per- member of the band Styx, on formance after Scaggs bowed out. Natalie Wozny grew up listen- View Educational Center, 2121 S. It All," "Voulez-Vouz," and the keyboards and vocals. Top 10 The remainder of the Mid - ing to ABBA. (3oebbert Rd.,Arlington Heights. title track "Mamma Mia." hits DeYoung wrote and perform Summer Concert Classics include Next month, the Hersey junior The all -District summer musi- Students say the all -District include "Lady", "Babe", "Come Melissa Etheridge at 7:30 p.m. and her peers from across High cal, now in its sixth year, brings musical allows District 214 stu- Sail Away","Mr. Roboto","ShowJuly 4, with fireworks following School District 214 will perform together student performers from dents to share the stage, perform Me The Way", "Don't Let It End" the performance , at Rotary Green. in the musical ,"Mamma Mia!", a District 214's six schools. Since for the community and build new and "Desert Moon". Remaining concerts take place hilarious and heartwarming show the beginning of June, the cast friendships. "It's like a family. The village contracts with Elk at 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays at Village that and crew have been building the Everyone gets so close," says Grove Village -based Entertain-Green next to Elk Grove Village The show runs from Wednes- set, practicing choreography and Wozny. "It makes you excited ment Management Group to book Hall . Those performances include day, July 10 through Saturday, rehearsing songs such as "Super to come back." talent, organize and mount the The Commodores (July 16), Wyn- July 13. All performances willTrouper," "Dancing Queen," To buy tickets, visit tickets. Mid -Summer concerts, along with onna & the Big Noise (July 23) and be held at 7 p.m. at the Forest "Waterloo," "The Winner Takes d214 .org . the Holiday Tree Lighting concert Night Ranger (July 30). Here's My Card PARTY ROOM RENTAL Carpentry & Niles THE VETERANS CLUB General 61 of Niles Memorial VFW Post 3579 Located in the White Eagle Maintenance 6839 N. Milwaukee Ave. #100, Niles, Illinois VETERA KING FOR WORK PitkeRetireee Party Rooms available at reasonable rentals Will Do No Job Perfect venue for bridal showers, baby showers, birthday parties, Too Small anniversary celebrations, business meetings and more! Tom Odd Jobs For more information Please call: (847) 825-4588 224-612-2658 Call Wes 847-529-6934 Or Email: No One Does More For Veterans [email protected] 11111111111111L ADVANCED WINDOW CORP. HOME M I KWAY AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN WINDOWS & DOORS 400N, Tuckpointing & Brickwork MANUFACTURING AND SALES REPAIRS AND Brick & Block Walls Built & Repaired IMPOVEMENTS- Chimney Rebuilt & Repaired 35 YEARS THE WARMEST Chimney Liners Installed OF SERVICE Chimney Sweep Service Complete Handyman Services Lintel Replacement/Glass Block Installed WINDOWS IN TOWN! Waterproofing/ Caulking/Complete Concrete Since 1977 10% 847-965-2146 VISIT OUR SHOWROOM TODAY dadZUe all, eel. air Swat/ OFF WITH THIS mikwaymasonry.com COUPON Quality Craftmanship/Fully Insured 4935 W.Le Moyne Street Chicago,IL 60651 847-824-4272 111-1111111111-11 Phone: 773-379-3500 www.advancedwindow.com to Advertise, contact Mar Min at: 847-299-5511 Ext. 119 orEmail: mmin@'ournal-totics.info Page 4B I July 3-8, 2019 I The Journal www.journal-topics.com Crowds Have A Blast A Prospect Hts. Block Party

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Preceded inchairman of the 50th class reunion held several positions within the of Arlington Heights Preceded in death by his wife, death by his son ,Andrei Mirza and celebration, was president of theEngineering Department at the Elizabeth Ann Lee; his parents and by his parents. Glueckert Funeral Northwestern Alumnae Associa- Village of Arlington Heights. Alexis Swiatkiewicz, 66, died his brother; John R. Lee. Glueckert Home,Arlington Heights, handledtion and was honored by receiving Survived by his spouse of 21June 25, at her home. She is sur- Funeral Home,Arlington Heights, arrangements. a Service Award. 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Story and photos putowski was the man we needed Sierputowski was the driver and James Beard Foundation Awards, One of the owners, Eli Hyman, By MARK SHUMAN to sort out the churches, pirates,guide leading a six -person car-so once again: Where to start? stopped by our table and laughed Special to the Journal & Topics Confederates, abolitionists, hur- riage tour of the historic district,"Hyman's." off some snide remarks we'd ricanes, fires and oyster varietiesand with his vast knowledge of Although it's only been open asheard that the place is a tourist Charleston, South Carolina,that shape this confounding andCharleston's unbelievable history, a restaurant since 1986, businesses trap. Sometimes there's a long is a mind-blowing jambalaya of stunning place. which starts with Native Ameri-owned by five generations of thewait for tables, yeah, he said, but restaurants, shopping, and es- "There are 185 active congrega- cans and ambles right through Hyman family have operated since "I'm proud of our history and I pecially history, so an overview tions in Charleston," said Sierput- occupations of French, Spanish 1890 at Hyman's Seafood Co.'smake sure personally that things seems like a good idea if you're owski, gesturing with his crop overand British colonizers, majoraddress at 215 Meeting St. Theare going right at every table." a first-time visitor. Since it is so our massive Percheron draft horse. moments in the Revolutionary history wouldn't matter if the food The food was fresh and fantastic multifaceted, even this decision The carriage clip -clopped past St. and Civil Wars, pirate hangings,was disappointing, but Hyman's and the staff, funny and efficient. involves choosing from Gray Line Michael's Episcopal Church , withthe Charleston dance, the originhas been voted the best in the Later, another seafood restau- Tours, walking tours, foodie tours the oldest clock tower in Northstory of "Porgy and Bess," theSoutheast by "Southern Living"rant called 167 Raw, on East Bay and harbor tours. America, and a churchyard that's Old South Carriage Co. was lucky magazine for nine straight years, Street, was almost the mirror im- What to do? the final resting place of two sign- to have him. He pointed out at and unlike many counterparts, Hy - age of Hyman's , and equally good. After checking into the elegant ers of the U.S. Constitution. St. Mi- least a dozen things we returnedman's skips the linen tablecloths It's a tiny contemporary spot, waterfront neighborhood hotel, chael's rings the same colonial -erato later, on foot, but the seafoodand fusion cuisine while still popular with locals, and opened The Vendue, and peeking in on bells that sounded when Georgewas on our minds after the tour.serving a huge variety of freshby Jesse Sandole, who has also the hotel's resident artist and herWashington and Robert E. LeeSierputowski had said that eight seafood. It was also less expensive run his family's iconic seafood paintings, we still needed a get - worshipped inside. And this wasCharleston -area restaurants were than other restaurants we visited place on Nantucket Island in Mas- acquainted option, and Zack Sier-just one church. named semifinalists in the latest during a three -night trip. (Continued on page 9B) www.journal-topics.com The Journal I July 3-8, 2019 I Page 9B

Near the waterfront, most Rainbow Row houses date from the 1700s. Interested in buying? Recent sale prices have ranged from $1.5 to $4 million.

expect. Other things to do in the Charles- ton area include boat tours of IF YOU GO historic Charleston Bay, tours of An Irish flag flies above Castle Pinckney, a fortification constructed in the harbor of Charleston, South plantations, and docent -led walk- Find links to any of the Carolina, in 1810. Fort Sumter also guards the harbor, which remains active as a shipping port. ing tours. One tour not to miss vis- attractions in this story its the grim, gothic and abandoned on Explore Charleston's The Aiken-Rhett House , admin- Old City Jail -- at night. Hundreds comprehensive websiteat: istered by the Historic Charlestonof criminals died in deplorable https://www.charlestoncvb. Historic Charleston Foundation, was built in 1818 by conditions here between 1802 corn. (Continued from page 8B) eight were from South Carolina,"a former Gov. William Aiken, and 1939, and the Bulldog Tours Order a free visitors guide sachusetts. After learning aboutshe said. Jr., and has been preserved, butguide, Suzie Q., doesn't spare the on the website or by calling 800-774-0006. his place from Chicago food critic The museum is filled with intentionally not restored to pastgory details. "These prisoners did information about America's glory. Over the decades followingnot die in peace, they were not put Lodging options run the Steve Dolinsky, we savored fresh gamut of beach resorts, oysters at the bar and had a lively repugnant trans -Atlantic slavethe Civil War, Aiken descendantsto rest, and so they stayed here," vacation rentals, moderately - time talking Charleston, hockey trade and a monument to thewalled off rooms as they became she said during a chilling lights - priced chains and boutique and politics with a worldly couple resilience of the enslaved peopletoo expensive to maintain, but the out moment. who passed through it. Incredibly, increasingly creaky mansion and In bright sunshine the next hotels. We splurged on the from Edmonton. latter at the Vendue Hotel, Along with the restaurants,an estimated 40 to 60 percent ofoutbuildings were inhabited by morning, we headed to the Mag- right downtown, because of Charleston's fascinating historic African -Americans today havefamily members until 1975, when nolia Plantation, just out of town. its proximity to the historic sites are easily enough to fill upgenealogical lineage traced tothe preservation and conservation Visitors who have seen enough central district and water- a week. Here, anything over 75 enslaved Africans transported to started. restored mansions can buy $20 front. years old is considereehistoric,"the port of Charleston. These days, visitors listen totickets just for the gardens and There's really no need for and can't be removed, so stepping Almost as infamous is the Old the history of the place on MP3spend the better part of a day boards for carriages still graceExchange and Provost Dungeon,players while wandering throughwandering through 464 acres of a car if you choose this hotel, which features an artist in curbs in residential neighbor-a bastion of the British colonialslave quarters and sitting rooms,gator-inhabited ponds and gardens residence and ever-changing hoods, and of course, there are the period, where four signers of the where original artifacts includinggraced with azaleas, camellias galleries. Declaration of Independence were furniture, gaslights, and servant and all the other iconic Southern churches, some with colonial -era Find information about cemeteries ablaze with azaleas and imprisoned, and Blackbeard'sbells remain more or less as they plants. Established in 1676 by the crony Stede Bonnet was shackled aged in place. The foundation pro- Drayton family (which still owns Hotel Vendue at www.the- hung with Spanish moss. vendue.com or by calling This entire city could be covered in 1718, just before he was pub- vides an opportunity for visitors it), Magnolia is one of the oldest 843-577-7970. with a roof and called a museum.licly hanged nearby. Charleston to "marvel at what survives fromplantations in the South. During The most tragic historical siteat first surrendered to the British the 19th century rather than search the Civil War, two Drayton broth- is the Old Slave Mart Museum, in 1780, but later drove them out for what is missing," a guide said. ers served on opposite sides of the where one of the last, and by then, permanently in 1782. The nearby Nathaniel Russell war, but the stunning beauty of the illegal, slave auctions took place Other reminders of slavery areHouse provides what is missing. place belies its tumultuous history. but where weddings predominate in 1863. The museum is centered all over town. There's the famous Restored to glittering splendor, We said goodbye to South Caro- now, Patriot's Point, with the de- around the "showroom" that heldRainbow Row, a block of homes Russell's house, built with thelina with a 90 -minute Charlestoncommissioned hero of World War some of the final American slave decorated in the style of plantation profits of slave -produced rice and Harbor Tour after finding itsII, the U.S.S. Yorktown aircraft auctions, for which Charleston owners who migrated to Charles-rum in 1808, held 18 enslavedfive-star rating on TripAdvisor.carrier, and Sullivan's Island, an became infamous, our guide said. ton from Barbados, and two man-people as well as the family, andThe boat's captain, Tripp Hanna,enclave for the super -rich, where "Of the 15 people who ownedsions that make for a fascinatingholds all the chandeliers, dramatic steered our group right up to iconic Reese Witherspoon and Bill Mur- more than 500 slaves in the U.S., study in contrast. staircases and gardens you would sites on the bay like Fort Sumter,ray have homes. where the Civil War began, and Under the gleaming white Fort Moultrie, which also was 13,200 -foot Ravenel Bridge, Capt . pounded during the war. EdgarTripp sounded his tour ship's horn, Allan Poe was once stationed atand the echoes reverberated on Moultrie, and he later immortal-and on. Where In The World? ized Charleston in some of his macabre short stories. There's a lot Mark Shuman is a freelance to see on the bay: White Point Park, writer who also teaches English where at least 48 pirates hanged,at McHenry County College. 414401,110, *No

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MOVIE SCENE BY MIKE POULOS 'Yesterday' Plays Out Nicely

"Yesterday" (116 min, Rated PG -13 for suggestive content and language). Rating: 8 out of 10

Word around critics circles is that Danny Boyles' "Yesterday," a funny what -if story about a struggling British songwriter who in this alternate universe setting is the only person in the world who remembers The Beatles, stumbles and falls off in the second half. And this is after a promising first half. It is indeed an intriguing if not titillating proposition to be in... being a struggling songwriter in need of some fresh, new material to be successful. And here in your lap are the compositions of The Beatles that no one has ever heard of? What would you do? The struggling songwriter is Jack Malik (Himesh Patel) who seems to have some genuine talent, but can't find a break. He needs a hit song...something to put him on the map. A freak accident occurs that only happens in the movies and everyone in the world is suddenly clueless about John, Paul, George & Ringo. Like I said, it's one of those what -if situations, like what would the people around you be like if you never existed? Thank you, "It's A Wonderful Life." In quick order, Jack starts penning, from memory, the Himesh Patel and Lily James in "Yesterday". songs he can remember most of the lyrics to by the Beatles. What's missing in the script "Ophelia" (107 min, Rated "Ophelia" has a feminist touch and songs about death before His sort -of girlfriend, pal and is the juicy big picture of life PG -13 for some violence, sug- giving its two lead stars, Daisy faking her own death. manager Ellie (Lily James) is without The Beatles. To believe gestive content and thematic Ridley as Ophelia, and Naomi While Ophelia struggles to shocked to hear the vast differ- that "I Want to Hold Your material). Rating: 6 out of 10 Watts as Gertrude, Queen of find herself in the myriad of po- ences that Jack has all of a sud- Hand" could be simultaneously Denmark, a lot of time to stretch litical turmoil and family squab- den started magically writing. accepted and lauded with "Hey "Ophelia", based on a charac- their wings. Watts has a double bling for conquest of the crown, It's a wonderful premise that I Jude" is a stretch. And they're ter in Shakespeare's "Hamlet, is role as a lost witch sister, hidden Daisy Ridley fins time to deliver disagree with popular consensus both so dated. But it was an a sort of revisionist take on this in the woods, who mixes deadly a subtle, nuanced performance that it blows the second half. artistic decision on the part character now given her own potions. Not sure if that's in of this bedeviled character who Veteran director Boyle and vet- of the filmmakers to focus on movie as seen from her point of the original play, but these two is discarded before the lay ends. eran screenwriter Richard Curtis Jack's inner strife and moral view. To know the difference be- characters are the driving force Here she finds peace and tran- have teamed up to fabricate a guilt for profiting on someone tween what the Bard wrote and behind the film. quility after her character ends clever, heartwarming fantasy else's love of labor -- and the the book by Lisa Klein, which It would be fruitless of me in the play. It's the third act that that challenges Jack's willing- next-door girl he left behind. this film is based on, takes some to go through the details of goes a bit haywire and rushed ness to become famous -- but at This is the magic that works knowledge of the original play. a complicated storyline with that undermines the strength the expense of living a normal effectively in the second half -- Whether I'm aware of them or complicated family relations in of its storytelling and character life with the girl he loves, but and the performances delivered not, "Ophelia" works quite well which Ophelia occupies. She is development. It starts taking on doesn't know it. Yes, it's all hy- by Kate McKinnon as the shal- on its own merits until the third made one of the ladies-in-wait- fantasy elements - a little heavy pothetical and adolescent -sound- low blood -sucking marketing act when turmoil and madness ing to the Queen early on when on melodrama - with Ridley ing, but it plays out nicely with manager. Though Patel is the break out. she was only 12, meets Hamlet, providing voiceover narration. the complications that come weakest link in the film, and Having been screened at Prince of Denmark shortly after, With Clive Owen playing King with (instant) success -- and the James and McKinnon are the the Sundance Film Festival in followed by a series of political Claudius, George MacKay quiet, somewhat comforting life,strongest, there is a sense of January 2018, the film is finally corrupt power plays, vengeance, as Hamlet and Tom Felton as you're leaving behind. Should sincerity and "willing suspen- being commercially released in betrayal and every level of Laertes, Ophelia's brother, this Jack grab for all the gusto and sion of disbelief' in the byplay limited engagements. It's an art backstabbing and treachery you top-notch cast deserved a more make billions -- but be turned between the two leads that make house film with lush production can think of. From all of this, solid adaptation. It doesn't into a moneymaking machine... the journey he takes worth it all qualities, fabulous costumes and Ophelia falls in love with Ham- go off the rails, but its narra- or be true to himself and those to find himself...and the girl of widescreen cinematography that let, is secretly married to him, tive strength slowly erodes as sacred songs that belong to his dreams. That "big picture" give it a high-grade glossy look. and then as people die and lives the film concludes. The fancy someone else, even if no one stuff will just have to wait for Directed by Claire McCarthy are at stake, she feigns madness production values save it fi orn knows it? someone else to exploit. and written by Semi Chellas, spouting off riddles and rhymes being a total washout. www.journal-topics.com The Journal I July 3-8, 2019 I Page 116 Fun 'Far From Home' Keeps Spider -Man In Spotlight

By MICHAEL POULOS referred to as "The Blip," with Journal Film Critic things returning to normal for Peter Parker, alias Spider -Man. "Spider -Man: Far From Yes, it's back to crime -fighting Home" (129 min. Rated PG - business with Peter (Tom Hol- 13 for sci-fi fantasy action land, 23), posing as a teenager, violence and some thematic pining over the love of his life, elements). Rating: 7 out of 10 Michelle "MJ" Jones (Ze- ndaya, 22), a fellow classmate "Spider -Man: Far From at school -- no longer referred Zendaya and Tom Holland in "Spider -Man: Far From Home". Home" is the 23rd film in the to as Mary Jane Watson (as in Marvel Cinematic Universe the first Spider -Man series and don'tknow why, she's stiff as figure to Peter in "Endgame." lusions" plays a heavy role here. (MCU) following the enor- comics for over 50 yrs). He a board with a snooty personal- In this film, and in a precaution- There's no doubt "Far From mously popular "Avengers: gushes over her and can't wait ity) and relishes the two-week ary measure in the event of his Home" is a fun movie -- and Endgame." Here it is only to finally get up the nerve to school -sponsored vacation to death, Tony has bequeathed with a $160 million budget, two months later, and the fate tell her while she pretends to Europe. to Peter a pair of $600 million it features outstanding visual of Earth and the universe has now know, but hey dude, it's so Meanwhile, with apparently glasses that, once activated effects. It's the human element been saved by the actions in obvious he's into you. no other superheroes available, using the word "Edith," has that has always mattered the "Endgame," though at the cost Early scenes in the story Nick is furiously mad at Peter access to all of Stark Industries' most in these films, in particular of some of our beloved super- recapture moments with Peter's for dodging his calls and helps databases. Wow, that's real the "Spider -Man" movies with heroes. It is integral to the new Aunt May (a lovely Marisa To- thwart the villain behind these power. Tom Holland milking every bit "Spider -Man" that you know mei) and Happy Hogan (actor - disasters. A new superhero As a fight over ownership of his humble, likeable geeky that Iron Man, alias Tony Stark, director Jon Favreau), the head emerges in the form of Nick of the glasses ensues and the personality... just as Tobey Ma- died in the melee with Thanos of Stark Industries security. Quentin (Jake Gyllenhaal), who dastardly plans unleashed by guire did in the original movies. in foiling his dastardly plan to He's been prominently featured has come to the aid of Nick Unfortunately, his counterpart rid the universe of all life forms.in all of the "Iron Man" movies, Fury and S.H.I.E.L.D. Quentin Man & Nick Fury find a way love interest MJ, played by Ze- After a brief attention -grabbing and here he takes another step is an enigma, his past unknown, to deal with another demise ndaya, is flat and uninteresting. prologue that opens with Nick forward, this time displaying and is dubbed "Mysterio" befalling our planet. There just Since a great deal of this film Fury (Samuel L. Jackson) and affection for the very avail- because, well, he's mysterious. isn't any break for us earthlings. features alternate realities and Maria Hill (Cobie Smulders) able May. But these subplots And we detect he's not all he Good thing we have superhe- illusions, it is vitally important of S.H.I.E.L.D. investigating a all frame the main action that seems with his grinning smile roes to protect us. A good deal you do not rush out when the rash of weather -related catas- is to come, featuring a series and warm handshakes. He's up of "Far From Home" is played end credits start rolling. There trophes an "In Memoriam" seg- of disasters coming from some to something, which will later for laughs, with most of the are two teaser segments you ment is presented honoring the unknown force that is pressing be revealed. The action moves electrifying action sequences must see that are central to the superheroes that lost their lives Spider -Man back into duty. You from Venice to Prague with portrayed in a non -threatening story at hand. However, the end in "Endgame." see, after "Endgame" (sorry to Peter moving closer and closer manner, once again ignor- credits run over 10 minutes. So, the cast is out of the bag, keep bringing it up), and with to unveiling Quentin's true ing collateral damage or the Enjoy this rollicking film; it's so to speak, on the fallen from life returning to normal, Peter identity. And all along the way, destruction of cities. However, fun and thrilling and exciting "Endgame," and picks up here, needs some time off being there are constant references it is cleverly masked in a twist and humorous all at the same eight months later after the a tired superhero. He wants to the late Tony Stark who, of realities that I cannot reveal time...just another adventure in world was reinstated in what's something to happen with MJ (I as you recall, became a father here. Let's just say the word "il- the Spider -Man saga. Get Ready For A Challenge In `Midsommar'

By MICHAEL POULOS in New York City...this his only Journal Film Critic second film after turning heads last year with "Hereditary." "Midsommar" (145 min, With this second feature, you Rated R for bursts of ex- can clearly tell Mr. Aster has his treme violence, grisly images, sights set on covering material graphic nudity, sexual content, that is either shocking or bent on language and drug use). Rat- obtuse narratives meant to get ing: N/A under your skin and make you squirm. "Midsommar" is by no There'sa new controversial small measure meant to chal- filmmaker in town, and his lenge your moral boundaries and name is Ari Aster, only 31, born (Continued on page 14B) Scene from Ari Aster's "Midsommar". Page 12B I July 3-8, 2019 I The Journal www.journal-topics.com

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PHOTO PAGE Rosemont's Pop -Up Pianos

Pianos suddenly appeared at eight locations in Rosemont as the village launched its "Pop -Up Pianos" community art project June 21. The pianos were decorated by local students under the watchful eye of Rahmaan Statik (who's worked with Rosemont on other public art projects) and will remain in place until Sept. 30. Pianos, their artists and locations include: 1.) Emily Temmer, ACL Laboratories; 2.) Pesach Ber- covice, Bandits Stadium; 3.) Diana Carreno, Donald E. Stephens Convention Center; 4.) Zaria Gilmore, Hyatt Hotel; 5.) Vianey Mojica-Parra, Fashion Outlets; 6.) Otilia Carreno - Senior Center; 7.) Alexee McNulty - Village Hall; 8.) Courtne Camp - Wintrust. (Sean McNealy/Journal photos) Page 14B July 3-8, 2019 The Journal www.journal-topics.com

surface of all those smiling to such harshness, something is themselves into is something THIS WAY TO WEALTH Movie faces. Of course, they aren't wrong -- very wrong. And it can you'd think Pelle would have aware of the fate that could be upsetting. warned them about having lived (Continued from page 11B) await them...and neither do we The human story focuses there for years. But, apparently, Income tolerance level when it comes to as the dread of doom and death on Dani (Florence Pugh) and the atrocities they will be part civility and lack of rational be- soon emerges for these young Christian (Jack Reynor), a cou- of are unforeseen. It ends badly havior that will push you to the people. ple that has been together for for all of them. Opportunity edge of horrifying realization. Clocking in at 145 -minutes, four years in which Christian no Dressed entirely in white Set in the land of the mid- much too long to linger on what longer wants to stay. In his early clothing, this community wor- By ALAN NADOLNA night sun, a four-hour drive will become a macabre folk 20s and finishing grad school, ships the earth and sun, obeying north of Stockholm, central horror telling, writer -director he and Dani have run the course ancient traditions like sitting With interest rates down Sweden, a remote village Aster has placed us in the of a stale going -nowhere rela- for a long time before dinner again and indications that practices ancient customs middle of this fictionalized, dis- tionship. Dani is going through is eaten, dancing around the further decreases are in order, once a generation to celebrate turbing material where innocent a difficult period coping with Maypole, singing, farming their those in need of income have traditional pagan rituals that no characters, who for not good a family tragedy, but she's an own food and sleeping together a dilemma. Where can we get one in their right mind would reason, will either be consumed unstable, emotionally fragile on cots in large barns. And it's income higher than the rate ever believe. This is a fictional- to their demise or twisted into person to begin with. Out of a always bright and sunny, an of inflation? How can we get ized account, but comes across the clutches of the sun worship- sense of duty, Christian allows ironic twist of sorts consider- income that is not taxed at like the real thing -- harkening pers. Like a hippie commune the relationship to continue ing the fate that awaits them. my highest rate? back to ancient Mayans or Incas you'd see in the U.S., and I'm -- and even brings her along Some of the elders succumb to A combination of annuity when the innards of animals sure they still exist today, this on what's supposed to be a death because it's their time... products can generate exactly were beckoned to the heavens small village setting tucked in "fun" trip to Sweden to witness some are bludgeoned to death, what those needing safe in- and young maidens were vivi- a lush, green valley surrounded this ancient ceremony pitched or poisoned, or even chopped come, with a tax benefit. sected as sacrifices to the gods. by majestic mountains is the at them by a good friend, a up for the next day's meal. The combination involves It's in this setting -- a nine -day perfect setting for murder and Swede himself, Pelle (Vilhelm Areas are restricted and you a single premium guaranteed festival -1 where pagan dances, mayhem. There is no law -- Blomgren), who lost his parents can't question their customs annuity, in combination with chanting, eating customs, copu- only the law the ancients who and grew up in this village as subject to punishment. The few an immediate annuity. Let's lations...and killings -- all take see nothing wrong with sacri- a child. Pelle asks fellow grad structures there are at oddly - look at each part of this com- place...and where five young fices. But when guests are sub- student pals Josh (William shaped geometric angles -- and bination. people from the U.S. have comejected to such taboo standards, Jackson Harper) and Mark (Willfor some strange reason, of the The single premium guar- to participate, unaware of the not knowing when they're Poulter), to go as well. 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I needed "The Time in Between," a film by Yu- to know more about where he came from, vla Films, tells the story of three men and where he was going at the time, to under- their encounters with the Rebbe. stand that moment." Forty some years ago, a young man "Some years later I reached out to him named Eliot Lasky was driving with his and after some convincing he agreed to friend when he saw a Chabad rabbi danc- share his story -- but this time all of it. ing on the street with a few other chassi- After that everything just kind of hap- dim. The young man was shocked. He'd pened on its own." never seen anything like this in Buffalo, What Avtzon means by that is the a city that at the time was known as the inclusion of two more individuals, Larry "Berkeley of the East" for its university's Caroline and David "Doctor Laz" Lazer- hippy counterculture vibe. son who had also been in Buffalo around Lasky was no stranger to what he'd the same time and in their own ways just encountered. 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The sun is out, birds are singing....road trip anyone? Hit the road and head into Port. Here on Lake Michigan, just north of Milwaukee, it's a combination of New England charm and Midwestern friendli- ness. Port Washington is already known for its successful charter fishing fleet, and incredible Great Lakes fishing. But it has much more to offer! Take a self -guided walking tour through the historic downtown and along the harbor. Pass two lighthouses, and go up hidden staircases that reveal breathtaking views of the city and the harbor. Don't forget a camera to bring these views home with you. Stop into the Port Exploreum to learn more about the area's history, and about this great lake. Make sure to see the impressive exhibit on shipwrecks. Port Washington Boat Launch (Photo courtesy H. Vranldn) There are fun shops to explore, including specialty food shops, and even a win- ery and a brewpub. And don't resist stop- views streetside, lakeside, or patio style. hike, and bird. Saturdays through October - Lakeside ping in at any of the great restaurants or And if you want to play outside, there Upcoming events: Beer Garden coffee shops; with cuisine ranging from are nature trails nearby for hiking and July 20 - Port Fish Day Saturdays through October - Farmers gourmet, farm to table, to homemade birding, and two sandy beaches you can Aug. 2-4 - Lions Fest & Fishing Derby Market soups and sandwiches. The restaurants walk. A 30 -mile recreation trail runs Aug. 3 - Port Washington Wine/Beer More events on the website: www.visit- themselves are worth a trip. Enjoy the through town, and offers chances to bike, 5K portwashington.com.

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Come experience the beauty of Midway Village Museum in a fun, unique way. Join local certified yoga instructor Amanda Stivers, 500-ryt level, for a yoga class in Midway's Victorian Village! The program is set for 10 a.m. Saturday, July 13. Experience the wind in your hair, warmth from the sun, and sounds of nature, as you move through your practice. This class is open to all levels of yoga practice and students are encouraged to move at their own pace. Bring a yoga mat and water. There is an admission fee. Indoor location available in case of inclement weather. Pre -registration for the event is necessary. To register, contact 815-397-9112, ext. 104 or e-mail specialevents@midwayvillage. corn. No online registration is available for this program. Midway Village Museum Midway Village Museum is located at 6799 Guilford Rd., Rockford. Experience History, Culture & Signature Events. 13 -acre Victorian Village Guided Tours Main Museum Center exhibits Signature Special Events AllYear

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As always, the summer schedule at Cantigny Park in Whea- ton is packed with activities and special events for all ages. A few of the most popular upcoming events are McCormick Day (July 25), Military Through the Ages (July 27-28) and French Con- nection Day (Aug. 11). Another fan favorite is the two-day Revo- lutionary War Reenactment (Sept. 7-8). But for now, let's focus on music, because outdoor concerts are a huge part of Cantigny's busy summer agenda. The 2019 line-up is anchored by Sunday afternoon concerts at the red bandshell, near the park's front entrance. A wide variety of performers guarantees to satisfy all musical tastes. To name just a few: Denny Diamond (July 21), Dancing Queen (Aug. 4) and The Four C Notes (Aug. 18). American English will wrap up the outdoor concert season on Labor Day. To view the full concert list, go to Cantigny.org and click on Peter Lipari and the West Suburban Symphony perform at Cantigny Saturday Aug. 3. (Photo by Glenn Kaupert) the Summer Events Guide, or pick up a copy at the park. As Maestro Peter Lipari and the symphonies come to play under Another headliner on the way p.m. Sunday, Aug. 11. with nearly all events at Canti- West Suburban Symphony visit the stars. Come early and bring is the United States Coast Guard For details about the pro- gny, the concerts are free with for a 7:30 p.m. Aug. 3 perfor- a picnic. This year, for the first Band. Not surprisingly, military grams, festivals and concerts paid parking. mance outside the First Divi- time, symphony admission is concerts are highly popular at mentioned here -- and many Two additional concerts sion Museum. Cantigny takes free -- no tickets needed; your Cantigny, and this one will be, more upcoming events -- visit deserve a special mention. on a Ravinia-like feel when the only cost is parking. too. Mark your calendar for 5:30 Cantigny.org.

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Read on to learn how you can put mindfulness into practice in your life to cutting -edge technology such as help improve your overall health. lower level light therapy, also known as LLLT. How to make mindfulness a routine part of your day. The technology was discovered by NASA for treating wounds in space. LLLT was * Find five to ten minutes each day to sit quietly and focus on your breath. (Helpful approved by the FDA in 2001 and is at the hint: Put your phone on silent or in another room so you can concentrate!) Take the forefront of neuropathy treatments. time to notice where your mind goes and how your body is feeling. You just mightfind The low level light therapy creates a process called "Angiogenesis." Angiogenesis means that this helps you focus and prioritize your day. 'new blood vessels." It's like watering a plant. * Before you go to bed take time to focus on the good things that happened that day. The more LLLT a nerve gets, the more it Write your thoughts down in a journal. Writing them down can help you deliberately Figure 1. repairs itself, just like a plant would be recognize the positive, even getting more water, sunlight. and nutrients. on a tough day. When the tiny blood vessels * Search for "mindfulness start to die off the nerves start apps" on your smartphone or to malfunction. tablet that lead you in a mindfulness exercise. For many Have you been told you have to deal with it, people, using an app is aneasy and rely on Gabapentin. Lyrica, Cymbalta, injections or other dangerous off label druges way to remain consistent with with serious side effects? You see, it's not the practice. And many of your medical doctor's fault. It's the Figure 3. The blood vessels will grow these apps are free! completely irrational medical system that back around the nerves much like a continues to treat only the symptoms and plant's roots grow when watered. Feeling lonely? Mindfulness not the cause. In addition to LLLT, we use a technology that can help. Are you suffering from numbness, tingling. evolved from a Nobel Prize winning concept Mindfulness has been burning, or deep stabbing pain often allowing increased circulation to the shown to help older adults diagnosed as peripheral neuropathy? Are youextremities. having balance problems or have the fear of overcome a silent but urgent becomming disabled, needing someone to It's crucial that once we get new blood to the health issue: loneliness. It is estimated that more than half of adults age 65 and over take care of you and losing your indepen- nerves by creating new blood vessels, we dence? re-educate the nerve back to normal regularly experience moderate to severe loneliness. Loneliness is characterized by a function. By using a device that is used in marked difference between someone's desired companionship and actual relationships. As you can see in figure 2, as the blood large hospital chains across the country for vessels that surround the nerves start to die neuropathy, we are able to repair the Through unique studies conducted by UnitedHealthcare and AARP, researchers are off. the nerves begin to shrink from the lack damaged nerves and start to make them applying the techniques of mindfulness to help combat loneliness in older adults. of oxygen, nutrients, and blood supply. Whendurable once again. these nerves begin to die, symptoms such as Loneliness poses a serious threat to the quality of life for older adults. It is linked to numbness, tingling, burning pain, sharp deep This exlusive treatment increases blood flow negative health outcomes such as higher risk of dementia, mortality and disability. stabbing pain, balance problems, and lastly to the nerves in the feet this treatment fatal falls and injuries begin to appear. allows the nerves to heal naturally and may "The health risk of chronic loneliness, in older adults, is equivalent to smoking 15 return your feet to normal. No surgery and no cigarettes a day, and has a greater impact on mortality than obesity," said Dr. Charlotte The main problem is that your doctor has addictive medications, relied on the "drug cocktail" and exploratory Yeh, M.D., chief medical officer, AARP Services Inc. "That is why UnitedHealthcare surgery approach which miserably fails. You "I'm a retired Medical Physician, so I and AARP Services Inc. are collaborating to identify actionable solutions, geared for actually think like a neuropathy expert more started with Dr. Horn with some trepida- any individual across the spectrum of loneliness:' than you realize. Let me give you an analogy. tion as Medical Doctors don't usually tend What do you think of when you see a wilting Researchers looked at whether mindfulness interventions, like breath awareness, to work with Chiropractors. But to my plant? What does it need? Exactly! Water, surprise, less than a week after started self -compassion and kindness exercises, could positively impact a person's optimism sunlight and nutrients to take any toxins awaythe program, my neuropathy symptoms and quality of life - all factors that help reduce loneliness. from its environment for heating! began to be relieved. I have now rached Conclusions were encouraging: Mindfulness activities were shown to decrease lone- A nerve is an organisim just like a plant so thethe point where I don't feel the neuropathy goal in our clinic is simple. We have to at all most of the time. I would say that I liness among older adults. The research demonstrated that mindfulness reduced stress, increase blood supply to the nerve so it can have experienced 8o -go percent improve- and improved memory, sleep, the immune system, resiliency and compassion for self heaL But first, ask yourself this question. How ment since I have been on the neuropathy many medications will it take to increase and others. program. Thank you Dr. Horn." blood flow to the dying nerve? -Dr. J.H., MD Medications cannot increase blood flow. With our 3 step process we have a go -95% The most common mistakes neuropathy success rate with neuropathy. sufferers make are to take the 'it will go away 1.) 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Allowing the campus to offer a con- stone where someone can work and usually there is no co -pay- to their insurance carrier to ensure tinuum of care should the need arise. The indepen- with a variety of therapy services ment due from the patient. that coverage is able to continue as dent living residents are able to come and go as they to improve strength and stability However, if you elect to go to a long as there is progress to be met please, offering scheduled transportation, restaurant - before heading home to regular rehabilitation center that is out of toward each patient's individual- style lunch and dinner daily, activities and events, daily activities. Whether you have network with your insurance, you ized goals. beauty salon, housekeeping twice a week, library, traditional Medicare, a Medicare may be responsible for a large co - bistro, free laundry facilities, and much more. We replacement plan, or a privately pay upon discharge. 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