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IPlan Commissionurges'no' vote oñ hotel building where there is no Votes 6-O against such thing now," Lincol- special use for nwood Plan Commission Chairman Mark Yohanna I six-story building asked ofDML Properties. "I BY MIKE ISAACS want to know why they Pioneer Press have to put up with all these different variations that you I The Lincoinwood Plan want and special uses and o Commission on Oct.2, signage." voted against supporting a Commissioner Anthony proposed six-story hotel for Pauletto questioned why Cicero Avenue that had the hotel has to have six sparked impassioned oppo- stories. sition from many residents Lakhani said there- who live in the neighbor- quested building height and hood. density is standard for a Continuinga public hear- Hyatt Place hotel or one of ing from last month, com- this tipe. missioners listened to more "It'snot economically testimony from the appli- feasible for them to do a cant and a few additional three-story hotel," Commis- comments from residents sioner Henry Novoselsky before voting 6-O to reject responded. "It won't work:' three special-use permits Commissioner Suzanne and seven variations associ- Auerbach said her biest ated with the project. problem with the project is "The problem with the the building height. proposal is there is a lack of "A three-story hotel a buffer between what is a sounds great to me because transient, potentially crime- it's not an office use, but it's ridden, potentially adverse- an evolution ... I don't mind to-children (buildin," said evolution, but I mind revo- Commissioner Steven lution, and that's what I'm Jakubowski. "It's just too viewing this as," she said. much of a risk in my view MIKE ISAACS/ PIONEER PRESS Novoselsky called the for the village to allow aThe Liricolnwood Plan Commission listens to details of a proposed six-Story Hyatt Place Hotel targeted for Cicero Avenue project "spot zoning?' project like that to' come in in the village during a meeting Oct. 2. Commissioners voted 6-0 to reject the hotel proposal, which now goes to the Lin- Commissioner Don Sam- that close to a community" colnwood Village Board for consideration. pen said he liked many He expressed concern aspects of the plan, and that such a project would nwood will become a beau-sioners at the Oct. 2 meet-eler who islooking forzoning district, which ishoped the applicant would have an adverse effect on tifullandmark appropri-ing, the matter came downaccommodations' he said. necessary for the project to not give up on Lincolnwood developingthe larger site on ately situated next to theto a belief that the hotel, as Lincoinwood Communi-move forward. for another project the northwest corner ofEdens Expressway for con-proposed, is too large for thety Development Director Special-use permits Lincoinwood School Dis- Touhy Avenue and Lincoln venient guest access. We aresite given its proximity toSteve McNeIlis said thatwould have to be issued totrict74 Superintendent Avenue, home of the former proposing beautiful land-residences, they said. hotels are a use specificallyallow hotel use in the dis-Kimberly Nasshan sent a Purple Hotel. scaping around the site pe- The property sits nearnoted as appropriate forti-ict, off-street parking inletter to village officials ex- DML Properties LLC isrimeter to ensure this pro-residentialstreets Chasethis land use designation in the corner and side yards ofplaining that students cur- looking to bring an upscaleposaI will be a good neigh-Avenue to the north andthe village's comprehensivethe lot and a business builtrently cross through the Hyatt Place hotel - with 112bor while creating jobs and Jarlath Avenue to the south plan. within 150 feet of a residen- property parking lotto guestrooms and amenitiesgenerating over $300,000 as well as Cicero Avenue to The applicants referredtially zoned property to -board their school bus be- such as a business center,annually in hotel tax reve-the east to the comprehensive planoperate between II p.m. and cause of sidewalk issues in indoor pool, fitness centernue for the village. The Aldn Lakhani,also ain making their case for the 7 &m. front ofthe building. - to the 7200 block ofadditional revenue for theDML Properties repre-project, but some commis- Among the multiple vari- "The district requests vil- Cicero. village will support schools sentative, touted the reputa-sioners said the plan isations being requested islage intervention now to "We look forward to re-and vital community serv-tion of the Hyatt Placelong-term and not meant toone for the height of theassure that a safe and clear placing the nearly 70-year- ices without adding anyhotels and said an appraisaljustify this dense of a proj- building, which well ex-sidewalk is maintained in old office building on theschool-age children to theof the area concluded there ect. ceeds the 38 feet or threefront of thisproperty" site with our proposal todistrict," Laithani said in the was unmet demand for ho- Akin Lakhani and his stories allowed. Nasshan said in the letter. bring the signature Hyattrelease. tel space. team also said traffic would Other variationsdeal Despite backing from the Place experience to Lincol- Some residents have sig- In response to resident not be as burdensome corn-with not meeting codes forPlan Commission, the hotel nwood," Minhaz Lakhani,naled they don't want theconcerns about the hotelpared with a 34,000-off-street parkingfor a hotel proposal is expected to go manager of DML Proper- hotel there, and even Lin-and who it would draw, square-foot office buildingof this size, landscaping inbefore the full Village Board ties LLC, said in a company colnwood School DiStriCt 74 Aldn Lakhani said, "This isfor the samesite. off-street parking areas, - which has the final word news release announcing an officialsexpressed some not a Motel 6." DML Properties is look-wall signs, the size of park- - at an upcoming meeting. informational website onconcerns relatedtostu- "Hyatt Place is a selecting for the property to being spaces and more. the project. dents. service brand that targetsrezoned from an office dis- "I want to know why they [email protected] "Hyatt Place Lincol- For most of the commis-the high-end business tray-trict to a general businesshave to have a 68-foot-high Twitter @SKRevi'ewJvfike NEWS 5

cold and fldminor injuriesscrapes and bruises f Police: Four arrested for feversallergiesstitches sprains cuts 3. sore throatsinfections rashes earaches alleged armed robbery x-rays persistent coughs nausea lab tests n. BY GENEVIEVE later identified as a 60-yeargarbage can. The cell- minor burns blood tests n BOOKWALTER old man with his 27-year old phones were found in some Pioneer Press son - being approached bybushes, police said. four other males in the 6600 The man and his son also Two men and a pair ofblock of North Drake, ac- identified the suspects and juveniles from Chicago allcording the the release. the four men were arrested, face felony armed robbery The father and son were according to the release. charges after allegedly rob-getting into their vehicle, Lincoinwood police said bing two Lincoinwood resi-the release states. the incident marked the More than dents at gunpoint Oct. 8. Police said the suspectssecond armed robbery in Ibrahim Lissa. 21, of thewore masks and one ofthe north suburb this year. 6500 block of North Mozartthem had a black handgun "The Lincolnwood po- Street and Stephon D. Pugh,as the four "demanded thelice remind residents to 1 20, of the 3700 block ofoccupants of the vehicle always stay alert, be vigilant Immediate Care. West Wilson Avenue in Chi- surrender their wallets and of strangers and your sur- cago are each charged withcellulartelephones,"ac- roundings, and report any armed robbery after policecording to the release. suspicious activity immedi- said they committeda The gunman then reac-ately," the release states. Expert Care. "crime of opportunity" andhed into the vehicle and"Officers continue to in- robbedat gunpoint twotook the car keys before the crease patrols in the area, men, according to a Lincol- group of four fled, accord-but are confident these of- nwood Police Departmentingto the release. fenders pose no further news release Monday. Responding officers danger to neighboring resi- The two boys accused insearched the area and found dents." the case are not identifieda vehicle parked a block Police ask that anyone because of their age, andaway from the scene of thewith information call Lin- Mon-Fri9a.m.to7p.m. police said they werealleged robbery with fourcolnwood Police Depart- turned over to the Cookmales inside who matchedment Investigations Unit at County Juvenile Detentionthe description provided by 847-745-4751. Sat-Sun 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Center in Chicago. the witness, according to A witness called911 the release. [email protected] about 5:15 p.m. Sunday and A gun and other evidence Twitter @GenevieveBook reported seeing two men -were found in a nearby No appointment needed Expert care from physicians 2 Nues West students face charges following Iockdown Nues BY MII IsAAcs according to police. dents who left after the Pioneer Press Police said they immedi-school day Oct. 2 said they 6450 W. Touhy Avenue ately responded to Nilesinitially thought the mci- Two Niles West HighWest and investigated while dent was adrill when (224) 364-CARE School teenagers who alleg-the school was on lock- alarms went off inside the edly brought an airsoft gundown. school. to school Oct. 2 have been 'After further investiga- "Three bells started to charged with disorderlytion, the weapon in ques-go off' and then they an- conduct and referred totion, an Air Soft BB-typenounced that everyone juvenile court, Skokie policepistol, was located and theshould locktheir doors, said in a news release Oct.lockdown was then lifted," said freshman Walli Baig, +NorthShore 6. police said in the release. who was in a music room. University heaIthSv'tcin Police said a 14-year-old The two students alleg-"I wasn't nervous because girl from Niles and a 15-edly involved were detained we all thought it was a 11edical Group year-old boy from Skokiethe day ofthe incident. drill." are charged in the incident Niles Township High But when the incident that led to a lockdown at the School District 219 spokes- lasted more than several school that day. The parentman Jim Szczepaniak saidminutes, he said, students of another student at thethe district would not haverealized something serious school called police afterfurther comment because was going on. being told by the parent'sthe incident is a matter of northshore.org/immediatecare childthat the kids had student discipline. [email protected] brought a gun to school, Some Niles West stu- Twitter @SKReviewMike NEWS Oakton College studentscreate 'shantytown' forawareness FRAGILE HANDLE WITH CARE Hope to help "My mum raised me in a Christian background," homeless, people Sudie, 20,said. "She affected by disaster showed me the joy of helping people. I have a nice BY BRiAriL. Cox house. I was blessed. A lot Pioneer Press of people aren't.Idon't think it's right to sit back Oakton Community Col- and do nothing." FRAcE lege student Andrew Sudie The theme of World FP- said heisnot used toHabitat Day this year was ARE sleeping on the grounddisaster-induced homeless- under a tarp. ness, said Jonathan Powell, BRIAN L. COX f PIONEER PRESS PHOTOS But that is what Sudie 25, who also serves as chap- Jonathan Powell,25,participated with Oakton Community College's Habitat for Humanity campus chapter in a home- and a handful of otherter president. lessness awareness event Oct.2on the Des Plaines campus. Powell, who is the chapter president, spent the night on the students in Oakton Com- He and school officialscampus courtyard in a shanty constructed from cardboard and other materials. munity College's Habitatsaid the theme resonates, for Humanity campusgiven the damaging hurri- Powell added that theHabitat Chapter. 20 new homes, officialsempathy," she said. "We chapter did Oct 2 in ancane season in the U.S. and students hoped that litera- The event kicked off a said. don't really see natural di- effort to draw attention tothe Caribbean, earthquakes lly sleeping outside theircampaign to raise The recent natural disas-saster in Chicago like they homelessness - and how in Mexico, West Coast for- comfort zone would help$300,000, which would beters have shown that "peo-do in other places. It affects easily it can become some-est fires and the monsoonmake people think aboutused to fund various Hab- ple can become homelessall of us. I hope people one's way of life. rains with record flooding the issue. itat for Humanity projects,who never imagined they'dresearch how they can The students con- in Asia. "To try and make it morehe said. be homeless' Bomschlegl help." structed a "shantytown" in "We saw that need andapparent tothe others Money raisedwill besaid. Student Tim Pace, 25, of the courtyard of the com-wanted to answer it as best around does a world ofdivided equally between Oakton student and Ev-Skokie, was getting ready to munity college's Des as we could' Powell said. good.Itatleast makesHabitat for Humanity Lake anston resident, Ann Sayre,hit the sack in five card- Plaines campus - using Powell spent the night in people more aware of it," heCounty (Oakton's local af- 21,participatedintheboard boxes on the ground cardboard, tarp and othera shanty the size of a said. filiate), Habitat for Human-awarenessinitiative andthat he had taped together. materials to create make-walk-in closet he had con- The awareness effortity's Disaster Response pro- spent the night in a small "I call it my cardboard shift living quarters. structed from cardboard was also a good way to raise gram and for Habitat fortent. "I think you can havecoffin," he grinned. The students sleptand other materials hemoney for Habitat for Hu-Humanity of St Josephsympathy by seeing things overnight in the tents or found at the college, he said. manity, said Marvin Born-County, md., to sponsor theand hearing stories,butBrian L. Cox is a freelancer. "makeshift shanties" on "We want to have theschlegl, 0CC police chief2018 Jimmy Carter Workliving outside just for a World Habitat Day. empathy' he said. and adviser to Oakton'sProject that seeks to buildnight, you can start to have

POLICE BLOTTER The following items werewaukee Avenue after a man, stop Sept. 25 near the inter-each scheduled to appear intheft on Sept. 26 after police Avenue, Chicago, was taken from the Nues Policeidentified as Hussain, wassection of Golf Road and court Nov. 15. said she stole a $164 faucet charged with theft on Sept Department reports. An ar- reportedly seen snortingWashington Street The boy from a retailer in the 8600 29 forallegedlystealing rest does not constitute acocaine off a table in theis scheduled to appear inTImP-r block of Dempster Street $1,930 in cash from a store finding ofguilt. Only a courtpatioarea. Hussain was court Nov. 3. Kristin Hallihan, no age Zitko is scheduled to appear in the 5600 block of Touhy of law can make that deter-found in possession of ap- given, of the 6600 block ofin courtOct. 10. Avenue while working mination. proximately 2 grams of sus- BATTERY West Schreiber Avenue, Adrianna Lopez, 34, ofthere as a cashier. Howard is pected cocaine and he was Joshua Klepadlo, 20, ofChicago, was charged withthe 1300 block of Ashlandscheduled toappearin DRUGS taken to the hospital after the 6900 block of Rosemaryretail theft on Sept 25 afterAvenue, Chicago, wascourt Oct 17. Syed J. Hussain, 24, of the complaining of not feelingLane, and Frank Teicher, 18, she allegedly stole morecharged with retail theft 9800 block of Glendalewell, police said. Hussain is of the 5200 block of How-than $300 worth of grocer- and obstruction on Sept 26.TRESPASS Lane, was charged withscheduled to appearin ardStreet,Skokie, wereies from a store in the 5600Lopez is accused of stealing Betty Jean Varnado, 65, of possession of a controlledcourt Oct 10. each charged with batteryblock of West Touhy Ave-$413 worth ofclothing fromthe 6300 block of Touhy substance on Sept. 29. Ac- A 17-year-old Chicago boy onSept 29 atagas station in nue. a store in the 200 block ofAvenue, was charged with cording to police, officersis facing a charge ofpos- the 6900 block of Milwau- ValerieZitko,age not Golf Mill Center. criminal trespass to proper- were called to a bar in the session of a controlled sub-kee Avenue, policesaid. given, of Richmond, Texas, Marquesha Howard, 24, 9000 block of North Mil-stance following a trafficKlepadlo and Teicher arewas charged with retail ofthe 900 block of St Louis Turn to Blotter, Page 7 NEWS 7 se Police: Man attempts to lure girl 0At4Dr waiting for school bus in Niles BETTER BRANDS BIGGER SAVINGS

BY GENEVIEVE BOOKWALTER Pioneer Press Nues police are investi- CLEARANCE gating reports that a man asked a girl waiting for a school bus Oct. 6 if she wanted to leave and spend the day with him, according to a Nues Police Depart- ment news release. According to police, the man allegedly walked up to CENTER the girl around 7:10 a.m. Aurora Northgate Morion Grove Oct. 6 while she was standing in the 7200 block of Conrad Avenue waiting for NILES POLICE DEPARTMENT ALSO SAVE ON THESE GREAT DEALS: the school bus to pick her Police are asking anyone who sees this white Toyota High- up. He first asked her for lander near a park or schooi to call law enforcement im- directions to a restaurant, mediately.Aman who allegedly tried to lure a giri at a Nues KIDS MEN'S according to the release, busstop was last seen getting into it onOct. 6. then asked "if she wanted to $5APPAREL SWEATERS hang out with him and skipwhite Toyota Highlanderto the release. school." SpOrt utility vehicle that was Anyone with information 12 Another parent saw theparked near the bus stop,or who sees the vehicle man approach the girl, ac- police said in the release. around parks or schools cording to the release, and The man is described asshould call police immedi- LADIES' when the bus pulled up thewhite, 6 feet tall, weighingately, according to the re- LADIES' parent went up to the girl approximately 250 pounds, lease. s SWEATERS s BOOTS and told her to get on it. Thearound 40 years old and MEN'S TEE man then walked over to awearing glasses, according [email protected] & HENLEYS Selected style3, unless otherwise indicated.

Blotter,from Page 6 DUT am. Sept. 27. The woman Juan C. Sotelo, 20, of thereported that her face had ty in the 6200 block of400 block ofNorth St. Louis been added to each picture. A44oIÑ-CLEARANCE CENTER COUPON Touhy Avenue on Sept. 26.Avenue, Chicago, wasPolice said the woman did Varnado is scheduled tocharged with driving undernot know who might have Valid now through Tuesday, Oct. 17, 2017 appear in court Oct. 12. the influence and speedingleft the photos, which were on Sept. 25 in the 6800 collected as evidence. DISORDERLY block of Touhy Avenue.. He CONDUCT was taken into custody inTHEFT Gabriel C. Valle, 39, ofthe 6800 block of Touhyu A trailer was reported the 8900 block of Robin Avenue at 1 a.m. stolen Sept 25 from the Drive, unincorporated Francisco D. Ramirez, 25, 8800 block of West Golf 5Ooff Maine Township, was of the 1700 block of Howard Road. A SINGLE CLEARANCE CENTER APPAREL & o charged with disorderly A man told police his = o Avenue, Des Plaines, was ACCESSORY PURCHASE OF $1 00 OR MORE - LO)o conduct on Sept 26 aftercharged with driving underwallet was stolen from a o police said they responded store in the 5700 block of Umit one per cuslomer. One-time use only. CanM be used in con)unction wtth sny other coupon the influence, driving on a q ¡n-store exira percent savingster. On'y one coupon discount may appileil per item. to a report of an intoxicatedsuspended or revoked li-West Touhy Avenue on Coupon will not be assIabe ¡n slores Mcst be pcenled and sunendessi at time 01 purchme Duplicates or person in the 8700 block ofcense and speeding in the Sept. 25. reproductions will riot be horered Bon-Ton Stores, Inc arels athliatm are not rnpouble to and will not An employee of a store in replace lost or stol coupons. Valid ¡n ste noly, at our Clearance Centers Carmol be redeemed toc sh; Dempster Street. Valle is8000 block of North Mil- ira change wdl be aryen Caiaìol be plied to preoto purctnoes m used towsiis a purchase ot a gift mrd scheduled to appear inwaukee Avenue on Sept 26.the 200 block of Golf Mill ci as payment on a Bon-Ton Stores, oc Credit card accourt Sales tao is not included n tcat mininaim court Nov. 3. Center reported that a man purthue requirement tctdadon. The BonTon Stores. kx . assocates and retiren not eligible Exckides Ramirezis scheduled to orderwea, tootwou Fame otee, lugge, KonUs depwtîwit and salai products. appear in court Oct. 31. presented a counterfeit ORDER VIOLATION $100 billand asked for Margaret A. Romano, 48,DISORDERLY change on Sept 28. When Open 7 Days a Week! of the first block of Kent-CONDUCT the employee used a marker Shop 970 North Lake St., Aurora: Shop 7234 W. Dempster St., Morton Grove: burg Court, Bloomington, A resident of the 8100that revealed the bill to be Wednesday-Friday i OAM-9PM, Wednesday-Saturday 9:3OAM-9:3OPM was charged with violatingblock of Greenwood Ave-counterfeit, the man alleg- Saturday 1OAM-8PM, Sunday i 1AM-6PM, Sunday i 1AM-7PM; an order of protection onnue told police that some-edly grabbed the $20 bills Monday & Tuesday 1OAM-9PM Monday & Tjesday 93OAM-9:3OPM. Sept 26. Romano is sched-one placed "pornographic that were in the employee's All clearance Center merchandise sales are tivat no returns Intermediate markdowns may lave been taken Special pricing uled to appear in court Oct.photographs" on her lawnhand and ran out of the otters available while Supplies last, Alt storewide otters exclude pitt cards aod turniture departments. [27889A] 16. between midnight and 4 store. 8 NEWS

u Neighbors in 'shock'over 2 discovered dead in Skokie BY MIKE IsAAcs Their one-story red brickafter someone called in "a Pioneer Press house had crime tapesuspicious incident involv- wrapped around itearlying an unresponsive per- Some neighbors on the Oct. 3 as several investiga- son," according to a Skokie relatively quiet, tree-lined tors worked inside and out- police news release. street in Skokie where twoside the home. The blinds Police said they found a dead bodies were found at awere closed, and plants re- dead man or boy in a vehicle home Oct 2 say they aremained visible in the win-parked in the home's de- shocked to hear about the dow. tached garage and a woman deaths, as authorities con- Richard Lindroth,a or girl who also was dead. tinued to investigate.. neighbor who lives two Skokie police and the The Cook County Medi- doors to the north of theNorth Regional Major cal Examiner's office identi- house, said Catherine Stone Crimes Task Force continue fied one dead as Catherine livedin the home withto investigate, officials said. Stone, 62, and ruled herRyan, who was her adult Lindroth said the mother death a homicide caused by son, for 10 or 11 years. and son knew everyone, but a gunshot wound to the "I'm very shocked be-didn't have close friends on MIKE ISAACS/PIONEER PRESS head. cause they were very nice the block. He often saw the Skokie Police and the North Regional Major Crimes Task Force investigate a house in the Ryan Stone, 34, died as apeople' he said about themother at a convenience7600 block of Lowell Avenue on Oct. 3 after two bodies were found at the scene the day result of a self-inflicted gun- deaths before the medicalstore close to the neighbor- before. shot to the head, accordingexaminer'sruling."Theyhood, he said. to Becky Schlikerman, akept to themselves, they "We always talked," he Lindroth said the wholebelong in Skokie." (8477) or send a Text-A-Tip spokeswoman from thewere quiet, and I neversaid. "They'd be out work-neighborhood is in shock, Anyone with informationby texting "Skokie" and medical examiner's office. heard any disturbancesing the yard. I'd walk over. "I've lived here my wholeis asked to call Skokie policeinformation to 847411. Both Stones lived in theever:' They were very friendly. I life. My parents built thisat 847-982-5900, call the 7600 block of Lowell Ave- Police were called to the can't imagine what hap-house' he said about his24-hour Skokie Crime Tip [email protected] nue in Skokie, officials said. home just after 11 a.m. Oct 2 pened:' own home. "This doesn'tHotlineat847-933-TIPS Twitter @SKReviewMikc

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7000 N. MCCORMICK BLVD. I LINCOLNWOOD, IL 60712 WWW.SENIORLIFESTYLE.COM SENIOR LIFESTYLE ,kMILY-owNen C«,MMUNIT&LS FeflY io NEWS Play time Goddard preschoolers participate in testing national brand toys By MH IsAACS uted evaluation forms for Pioneer Press teachers to mark down how children played with and The last week of Septem- responded to the toys. ber was way too warm and "It's a really nice marriage pleasant to confuse with between the kids interacting December, butitsurewith the toys and getting seemed like holiday timeteachersto observe the inside the Goddard School toys;' Fratini said. "Are they in Skokie. functional? Do they hit on Preschoolers of all ages different points that are im- played with new toys as part portant for kids at that age? of thefranchise'sPre- But then how useful are they schooler-Approved Toyfor children? Do kids want Test the 10th year Goddard to come back and play with has teamed with toy manu- them?" facturersfor thespecial Skokie's Goddard School week. tallied its own winners at The Goddard School for different age levels to send to Early Childhood Devel-Goddard Systems, which opment franchise operates will announce the Top 10 centers all over the country toys Nov.1.All Goddard including 20 in Illinois. This families can vote then, and a was the first toy test weeksingle toy winner will be MIKE ISAACS/PIONEER PRESS PHOTOS for the Skokie location since announced Nov. 13, accord- Children play with toy turtles Sept.29at the Goddard School preschool in Skokie. Skokie's Goddard School was selected the school opened a little ing to Fratini. as one of50across the country whose students got to play with new toys for a week. more than a year ago. Just in time for the holi- The preschool was one ofday season, the manufactur- plush animal that also makes Teacher Allison Schultz said 50 chosen from a nationer of that toy can advertise sounds so the baby can begin the product came as little pool for testing according tothat its product was "voted developing musical skills. beads that were then poured Mary Fratini, who owns the No. i in the The Goddard Preschool teacher Nebiatinto a bucket ofwater where local school with her hus-School Preschooler-Ap-Estifanos said most of thethey expanded intosoft band, Andrew. provedToyTest," accordinginfants chewed the balls, round shapes. "T think it's because we'reto Goddard Systems. which is not a bad thing, It Several of the oldest chil- a newer school and we're in "I think the big thing forshows that they are explor- dren - ages 4 and 5 - sat a really great market where any parent when you look at ing, she said. She wrote around a table to play Learn- we are geographically andtoys is - 'Sure, it's great theabout Tommy Lamazeing Resources'Lil' Lem- the families that we service;' first day you open it and getCosimo Concerto that theonade Standofl a memory she said. it out of the box, but are my babies "love to chew on the matching gume. Under the program, God- kids going to like it in a week toy and squeeze it and make "We had to modify it a dard Systems Inc. - the or two weeks?' " Fratini said. that crunchy sound." little because it's for 5-plus," franchiser of Goddard"That's why we asked them Tested toys came in dif- said teacher Katie May. "We Schools - reaches out toto play with the toy everyferentshapes,sizes andmade it more of a game manufacturers to let themday atdifferent points types. Children ages 2 and awhere they copy rather than know about the toy test, and throughout the day:' littleolder played withbeing a memory game." then companies send in Goddard's 34 teachersLearning Resources' Snap- Following Goddard's toy their toys, which must retailoversee 170 kids who attendn-Learn Turtles,Smart- testingweek, Fratini said she for less than $40. the preschool fail-time andMax's My Safari Animalsreported Skokie's winning Among 90 toys that werepart-time. and Beginagain's U Build Ittoys to be part of the overall submitted by toymakers this "Every classroom re- Basics toys. national tally. year, Fratini said, 25 wereceived different toys," Older kids, ages 3 and 4, The Skokie winners in- tested by Goddard childrenFratini said."All of themrolled up their sleeves tocluded SmartMax Safari at the Skokie location whowere age-appropriatefor work with K'NE)Cs BuddingAmimals fortoddlers,Jacob Gerlach, of Evanston, proudly holds up his toy turtle range in age from infant to 6 that classroom." Builder Building Set andTommy Shake and SortSept.29during the Goddard School Preschooler-Approved years old. Kids ages 6 weeks to 9 Dunecraft's Bucket of Balls. Cupcakes for infants and ToyTest. Participating notable toy months received two toys A handful of childrenLearning Resources' Rain- brands included Melissa & during toy test week, Fratini during theSept. 29 toybow Learning Xylophonetists Club's tracking expedi-her preschoolers loved Doug Leap Frog, V-Tech,said. On the last day oftesting pushed their handsfor those ages 2 and 3. Thetion toy, Fratini reported. playing with them for at K'NEX and many more, testing Sept. 29, two children into those bucket of ballsolderchildrenliked Whether any ofthese toysleast one special week. according to Goddard offi- played with Miran Juballees and felt around, one glee- Dunecraft's Bucket of Balls, are named nationally re- cials. balls and Tommy Lamaze fully declaring that she liked of course, as well its slickmains to be seen. [email protected] Goddard Systems distrib- Cosimo Concerto,asoft itbecause"it'ssquishy." sand and The Young Scien- Either way, Fratini said, Twitter @SKReviewMike NEWS Morton Grove, Nile s advance on water switch Switch to Evanston the purchase price of the "This is the next step in"This ¡s the next step in our process new water transmission property at $795,000 to beour process to change our main at McCormick Boule- water could come shared evenly betweenwater supply from the cityto change our water supply from yard and Emerson Street in as early as late 2018 Morton Grove and Niles. of Chicago to the city of Evanston and other infra- "Staff has determinedEvanston and also to en-the city ofChicago to the city of Ev- structure upgrades. But BY Mwi IsAAcs that a site currently for salehance the cooperation that they also said their villages Pioneer Press located at 7900 Nagle, Mor- we have with the village ofanston and also to enhance the co- could save as much as $100 ton Grove, meets the com- Niles,"Czerwinski said million over the life of the The newly formed Mor-mission'sneeds," Mortonwhen the commission wasoperation that we have with the vil- 40-year contract. ton Grove-Niles WaterGrove Village Administra-formed. lage of Nile&" The deal calls for increas- Commission recently tooktor Ralph Czerwinski said. One function of the joint ing the number of suburban major steps forward in the"As part of the cost-sharingcommission, Czerwinski Ralph Czerwinski customers using Evanston process of getting ready toagreement between Nuessaid, is to apply for state and water from 400,000 now to transfer their source forand Morton Grove, eachfederal grants and low-in- about 450,000, according to receiving water from Chi-municipality will pay 50terest loans for infrastruc- approved by both boards 25,Czerwinski said anyEvanston figures. Morton cago to Evanston. percent of thecoststoture work to enable delivery calls for a professional serv-recommended purchase byGrove and Niles users are The Morton Grove Vil- acquire the property." of Evanston's Lake Michi- ice agreement with HNTBthe commission of moreexpected to make up about lage Board approved pur- Czerwinski said the mu-gan water. Corporation to conduct anthan $45,000 must be ap-13 percent of those using chasing a one-acre site atnicipalities will be reim- Czerwinski said the twoindependent review of theproved by both villageEvanston-supplied water, 7900 Nagle Ave. to accom-bursed through bond pro-villages through the com- design engineering servicesboards under the intergov- city officials said. modate building a pumpingceeds or water revenue. mission have also been able for the infrastructure proj-emmental agreement. The change is expected station and water facility The Morton Grove andto study and analyze fi-ect that will enable water to Evanston officials haveto generate an additional that officials say is neces-Niles village boards earliernances for the project andcome from Evanston. said becoming the water$735,000 in revenue for sary for the water transfer. this year approved creatingnegotiate engineering and The contract is listed assupplier for Morton GroveEvanston nextyear, risingto The Nues Village Boardthe joint commission sinceconstruction contracts -$75,000 to be split evenlyand Niles could begin as $1.2 million in 2022, accord- approved a similar measure,both municipalitiesare the purchase of the proper-between both municipal- soon as late 2018. ing to city reports. officials said. changing long-standingty on Nagle Avenue beingities, officials said. Morton Grove and Niles The resolution adoptedpractices of getting their one of them. When the Morton Groveofficials estimated they will [email protected] by both municipalities 1ists water from Chicago. Another recent contractVillage Board voted Sept.pay about $90 million for a Twitter @SKReview_Mike THE YT0N Sunday, Od T 28th Annual Celebration (orurt FIRST in Next-Generation Senior Living at Northwestern University's Being First has its advantages, Galvin Recital Hall especially when ¡t comes to senior living communities. The Carrington -presents at Lincolnwood puts you first, with next-generation amenities and benefits and an unmatched Lifestyle Brian Life PIan Inflts for a simple monthly fee. The three-time Tony nominee originated the n!e : Crown Levit LMng is a The Carrington offers tour of King George in HAMILTON new level of independent living. Ufestytea from which to choose: and is currently starring jo the Broadway run! 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This isundated and cracked, work does not include res-though it can be repaired to know we had' toration of the bellsor ring again, the report says. BY JENNIFER JOHNSON replacing existing railings Since the report was Pioneer Press around the tower's exterior,compiled, Chicago Bell Ad- she said. vocates spoke with a re- High inside the iconic It was the potential his-searcher in Cavezzo, Italy, Leaning Tower of Nues are toric nature of the bells that who found that church bells renmants of another time came to light during thein Cavezzo were sold to a and place. tower renovations,saidfoundry in Milan in the Five bronze bells, three Bernie DiMeo, spokesman1930s in order to be recast beaing religious motifs and for the LeaningTower reha- for new bells, Schafer said. Latin inscriptions, wait to bilitation project. That was right around the ring again. The writing on Przybylo said little hadtime the Leaning Tower's the Latin-inscribed bells been said about the bellsbells arrived in Niles, so suests their ages. during his political careerSchaefer believes it is pos- One dates back nearly with the village, whichsible that instead of recast- 400 years. dates back nearly 30 years. ¡ng, the bells were sold - If their ages can indeed "I don't remember any-and are as old as their dates be proven, they could very body highlighting the bells," say. well be among the oldest he said. "They were a treas- "I think they just sold church bells hanging in the ure we didn't know we had." them to 11g or some middle United States - and the A report from Chicagoman who then sold them to rarest, according to Kim Bell Advocates, completedIlg' Schaefer said. But de- Schafer, founder of Chicago at the request of the village tails of the acquisition to Bell Advocates, an organi- of Niles, found that threeconfirm Schaefer's theory zation dedicated to helping bells, dated 1623, 1735 and have not yet been found. owners of tower bells re- 1747, were each cast in Italy, "We have been trying to store and maintain them. and that at least one of them uncover that story, and it's "If you go to Mexico, probably hung in a churchunclear how the connection which was a colony of Spain in Cavezzo, a town aboutwas made between Robert dating back much longer 150 miles northeast from11g and thisfoundry," and had a strong Catholic Pisa. Schaefersaid."That's a tradition, you will find bells "Chicago Bell Advocates mystery we will hopefully as old or even older. But in has no reason to doubt atone day be able to uncover." the United States, it's much this time that the three Chicago Bell Advocates rarer' Schafer said. Italian bells are authentic also recovered written cor- But where did they come and date from the 17th andrespondence between a from? And how did they get 18th centuries," the reportCavezzo church and the toNiles? reads. foundry, but they require Schafer and her organi- Each bell features Catho-translation, Schaefer said. zation are helping to unrav- licimagery: A crucifix, While a process called a el the origins of the bells as madonna and child, faces ofmetallurgical analysis can the village of Nues contin- cherubs and a grape vine.help "narrow down the ages ues its renovation of the The oldest bell is inscribed,of the bells," the method is Leaning Tower, a half-size in Latin, with a line from anot foolproof Schaefer said. replica of the Leaning JENNIFER JOHNSON/PIONEER PRESS Catholic prayer in devotionThe Chicago Bell Advocates Tower of Pisa, which hasThe Leaning Tower of Nues contains bells that could be from Italy in the 18th century. to Mary the mother ofreport indicates there are stood along Touhy Avenue Jesus: "Ave Maria, full ofseveralopportunitiesfor since the 1930s. to mark the village's 75thsame speed when he This summer, the village grace, the Lord be with additional research, includ- Niles Mayor Andrewanniversary construction ofdropped various items fromof Niles took over owner- you." ing searching records of the Przybylo said restoring thethe94-foot-tall Leaningthe Leaning Tower of Pisa, ship of the tower after years A fourth bell, accordingUnited States Customs bells so they can ring onceTower of Nues began inTyse's book said. of leasing it from the Lean-to the report, is dated 1912, Service, which can be found again is agoal. 1932 and was undertaken by At the time, the propertying Tower YMCA and pay- and appears to have beenin the National Archives, "Maybe by adding one orbusinessman Robert 11g as a on which the tower stooding to maintainit,saidcreated at a foundry in Sanand conducting research two more we could createway to conceal a water tank was a park for employees ofPrzybylo. The cost of theFrancisco. It bears a leafwithin the community of enough tones, enough notesthat supplied spring waterIlg'selectricventilating purchase was $10. pattern and an inscription Cavezzo, Italy. to chime out some music,"for two outdoor pools on company. Later, 11g would Following previous stadiin Italian that includes the Chicago Bell Advocates he said. "If we do a celebra-the site. leave the tower - and theies that determined exten-word "Vespruccio," which, has not been contracted for tion at the base for some When the tower wasland surrounding it - to thesive repairs to the toweraccording to the researchadditional studies at this holiday, maybe there's a waycompleted two years later,YMCA, with the stipulation were required, the village report, is the name ofone oftime, and the organization is to chime out some music." 11g"dedicateditto thethat it remain standing untilbegan rehabilitation work.the bells in the Leaningcurrently advising the vil- According to the book memory of Galileo," who, 2059 and an average of $500 Sofar,approximately Tower of Pisa. lage on how to remount the "The History of Niles, Illi-according to legend, dem-be spent on maintenance$750,000 worth of repair Robert Ilg lived in Sanbells and get them ringing nois," written by Dorothyonstrated that objects ofannually, the Chicago Thb-and restoration of the tow- Francisco as a young man, Tyse and published in 1974different weights fall at theune reported. er's exterior has been com- according to "The History Turn to Bells, Page 73 NEWS

Bells,fromPage 12 une reported. "It's part of our brand," Anderson, the village'sPrzybylo said of the Lean- again, as they are not cur-Public Works director, saiding Tower. "Our brand and rently operational, Schafershe has heard the sounds ofour village logo is the Lean- said. the fûnctioning bells, de-ing Tower. A lot of people It is unclear when thescribing them as having aknow about it." bellslastsounded, but"decent tone' but still in The tower renovation is newspaper reports from theneed of work. part of a large-scale, multi- last several decades seem to "We were really excitedacre development plan for indicate that hearing thewhen Chicagu Bell Advo-the area, known as the bells was not a commoncates started working onTouhy Thangle. The village event. this for us," she said. "It's a in 2015 created a tax mere- In October 1958, the Chi-very cool piece of history in ment financing district for cagu Tribune reported that Nues." the triangle, which includes the bells rang for the first Once the current towerproperties bordered by time in 15 years to celebrate renovation is complete, itGross Point Road, Lehigh $54,000 raised by YMCA will be available for visitorsAvenue and Touhy Avenue, workers for renovationto explore, Przybylo indi-as well as some additional work inside the tower andcated. nearby properties. construction of an athletic "The plan is to clean it up, Przybylo said the plan field, ice skating rink andturn (the first floor) into aenvisions a "recreation and camping area on thevisiting center where peo-entertainment park, much grounds, which was thepie can be told the story oflike MB Financial Park in headquarters of the Skokiethe tower and bells beforeRosemont," in addition to Valley YMCA. they proceed up the stairs," residential and retail devel- In November 1963, spe- Przybylo said. opment. Reserving space cial note was made of the He added that the hope isfor an "artist colony' which ringing of the bells whento allow groups to climb thewould include studios and ground was broken for newtower by next spring orliving areas, is also part of YMCA facilities, includingsummer, with a goal of thethe concept, he said. CHICAGO BELL ADVOCATES the construction of residen-tower securing a place on A Latin inscription extends across one of five bells located inside the Leaning Tower of tialaccommodations,the National Registry of jjohnson®pioneerlocal.com Nues. The bell is believed to date back to 18th century Italy, according to Chicago Bell which still exist, the Trib- Historic Places. Twitter @Jen_Tribune Advocates, which recently conducted research on the bells.

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than 500. Fans recording Legally available semiau- video ofthe performers tomatic weapons can be onstage captured the en- easily modified to shoot tirety ofthe event, from the rounds more quickly. The first ofhundreds of shots gunman in Las Vegas had fired. two "bump stocks" that TED SL0wIK When I first watched allow semiautomatic weap- videos ofthe massacre and ons to fire rapidly and Nothing changes, until it heard the rat-a-tat-tat continuously like fully does. sound like machine gun automatic weapons, the National tragedies such fire, I felt it was a game- Associated Press reported. as the shooting in Las changer. Experts say this Polls showed American Vegas seem to be happen- could be the first mass support for an assault- ing more often. Little more shooting in U.S. history weapons ban spiked after than a year after a rampage carried out with an auto- the Orlando shooting. I atan Orlando nightclub matic weapon, the Wash- think that's why gun-rights became the deadliest mass ington Post reported. advocates predictably shooting in modern Ameri- I think this could change followed a well-worn script can history it's been sur- the narrative about gun by saying it was inappropri- passed. control. People will wonder ate to even discuss gun The Las Vegas shooting how it's possible for some- control legislation in the is notably different in sev- one to mow down hun- immediate aftermath of the eral ways. Other mass dreds in a crowd with a Las Vegas shooting. shootings at schools, machine gun-like weapon, "(There's) a time and churches and workplaces and whether it's possible to CHRIS CARLSON/AP place for a political debate, were relatively confined. prevent such tragedies Roberto Lopez, from left, Briana Calderon and Cynthia Olvera, of Las Vegas, visit a memo- but now is the time to unite Pools of potential victims from recurring with such rial site Oct. 3 after the Oct. 1 shooting that killed at least 59 people at a country music as a country" White House were limited to numbers in increasing regularity. festival. Press Secretary Sarah the dozens. Consider Chicago, with Huckabee Sanders told The gunman who fiied Its many events that draw that could provide a perch style assault weapons. Vegas carnage. In contrast, reporters Monday. "It at a cmwd enjoying a còun- tens of thousands to Grant for a lunatic with weapons. A New York Times anal- analysis showed the gun- would be premature for us try mtic concert inflicted Park and Millennium Park. The horror of the Las ysis ofvideo posted to man in the Orlando shoot- to discuss policy when we horrorupon more than They're in relatively close Vegas tragedy has the po- social media revealed about ing last year fired 24 shots don't fully know all the 20,000\people, killing a proximity to high rises tential to change the debate 90 shots were fired in 10 in nine seconds using a least 59 and injuring more along Michigan Avenue about banning military- seconds during the Las semiautomatic weapon. Turn to Slowik, Page 16 16 OPINION o ARCHDIOCESE OF CHICAGO 1' Polls show public support CATHOLIC CEMETERIES 1 for tightergunrestrictions was that people wanted istic pushed by the gun Slowik, from Page15 change. Trump has histori- lobby doesn't even take into TWO-G RAVE cally low approval natings account the medical costs facts or what took place lastfor a president, but people oftreatingvictims of gun night." think even less of Congress. violence, the taxpayer costs MONUMENT LOTS Sanders' claim that Chi- Trump's promise to ofinvestigating and prose- cago's "strictest gun laws in "drain the swamp" reso- curing gun crimes, the cost the country" haven't nated with voters. Some of incarcerating prisoners t AH Saints Cemetery in Des Plaines curbed violence drew a understood his promise to convicted of committing rebuke on Twitter from mean he would shake up gun crimes and other fac- St. Michael Cemetery in Palatine south suburban U.S. Rep. the culture in Washington, tors. I Robin Kelly, D-Matteson. D.C., that voters find so Mother Jones magazine Kelly cited U.S. Bureau unpopular. said in 2015 the annual cost ofAlcohol, Tobacco, Fire- That culture would ofgun violence to Ameri- arms and Explosives data include the influence of cans was $229 billion. that about 60 percent of lobbyists and special inter- The CDC says about as guns used in Chicago ests in guiding policy Peo- many Americans died crimes come from outside ple generally don't like how because of firearms in 2014 Illinois. Kelly's point is that special interests give mon- (33,594) as they did in federal gun-control legisla- ey to political campaigns traffic crashes (33,736). nc tion is more effective than and expect elected repne- Ofthe nearly $54.4 mil- allowing individual states sentatives to vote a certain lion the NRA spent on to regulate weapons. way in return. elections in 2016, according Numerous polls, includ- Criticism goes both to Open Secrets, the group ing one by Quinnipiac ways. Republicans have the spent $17.3 million for University in 2016, show Koch brothers, Democrats Republicans and $37 mil- that 90 percent of Amen- have George Soros. Big Oil lion against Democrats. It cans favor universal back- tends to give more money spent just $265 for Demo- ground checks on gun to the GOP. Unions tend to crats and $2,281 against buyers. The measure even support Democrats. Republicans. has the support of 90 per- In my opinion, no or- I'm baffled by how com- cent ofRepublican voters. ganization represents the paratively modest spending People want Congress to swamp more than the by one organization yields close loopholes that allow National Rifle Association. such tremendous influence people to buy weapons Itip my hat to the gun in national policy. Goy. without background lobby's effective messaging Bruce Rauner spent well checks through private and efficient use of re- over $50 million on his sales and at gun shows. sources to promote the election bid in 2014. You will be allowed to install an upright Yet, Congress refuses to interests of American I think some politicians act, even on a provision weapon manufacturers. are afraid ofthe NRA. monument when you purchase a minimum that has near-universal Last year, the American They're scared that if they support. Medical Association de- support common-sense of 2 graves in specific sections at All Saints I think that's because dared gun violence "a regulations favored by the and St. Michael. Package plans can be added gun control is among the public health crisis." But a vast majority of Americans, most partisan of issues. 1996 law pushed by the the NRA will use its muscle to cover all future cemetery costs. Generally speaking, Demo- NRA restricts the federal to retaliate against them in crats favor increased gun- government's ability to elections. control legislation and research gun violence. 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Traditionally, bowling alleys were created for competitive league bowlers con- centrating on their games. The only sounds heard were the thud ofthe ball and the crack as it struck the pins. But now bowling offers a fuller entertainment experience - complete with upscale decor, loud music and black and neon lights for a party-like atmosphere. Lanes are set up with their own dining areas to share a meal while throwing a strike. Balls are already lined up for players at the lanes so they don't need to hunt for the right size. Complimentary socks are provided for those who may have forgotten to pack a pair. Bowlmor, the New York-based parent company ofBowlero locations in the Chi- cago suburbs, jumped on this trend 20 years ago. "We kept the core activity of bowling and changed the wrapper instead of just catering to the league bowler," said Colie Edison, Bowlmor's vice president of mar- keting. "Wann beer, cold food, very smoky leagues with wood paneling were dominat- ing it. Consumers are rarely looking for this SHONDA TALERICO DUDLICEK/BEACON-NEWS today." Bride Sara Rategan of Elgin bowls in her wedding dress during her reception at Pinstripes in South Barrington. Now many bowling alleys have become entertainment centers, focusing on familiesWait, you have beer pong?' It depends on and leather couches or padded stools to sit here to have fun. Something different from by day and, in the evening a night out for the different generations where they stop. and enjoy tomato-mozzarella bruschetta ora traditional wedding, fan for everyone. A adults. Wait, you have billiards?'" fettucine bolognese between turns. party at a bowling alley is always a fun "During the day you have TVs playing Alisha and Brad Canson of Naperville "The food is a major part ofwhat sets us time. We have all ages with kids here. Nickelodeon or Disney for a kids' birthday celebrated their youngest son's birthday apart," said Kyle Theil, Pinstripes general "And I'm bowling awesome!" the new party. At night the lights are lower, showingparty at Bowlero. Alisha Carlson said manager. "We have a full-service bar with Mrs. Rategan said, as she grabbed her the millennial set a movie. Tuesday leagues Ethan, who turned 5, wanted a bowling handcrafted cocktails and martinis. I think yellow ball in her right hand, held her left may be social leagues and not as competi- party with family and friends. "This place it added more of a sophisticated, upscale hand over her neckline and took her turn. tive. It's social-tainment with high-end is more fancy so it's more fun. We were experience. Bowling has traditionally been Jordan Rakiltke ofPalatine planned a food and beveras, plus laneside lounges. here before it was changed but it didn't rundown alleys and hot dogs and ham- bachelorette party with lunch, drinks and lights and sounds," Edison said. have the 'wow' factor." burgers. There's nothing wrong with that, gifts at Pinstripes for her supervisor, Kathy Bowlero in Naperville adds arcade The adults in the Carlson party all had but we added an upscale identity" Glasscock. The whole office was in on it, games, laser tag billiards, bumper cars and crazy straws stuck into a Dunk Tank, a $29 Theil said the 20-lane Pinstripes is a Rakiltke said. "There are 13 total on two Ballin' - a hybrid game that uses a football fishbowl drink made for sharing that corn- perfect place for dates. "We get people in teams. She's the best boss ever and she to knock down pins - to its 40 lanes. The bines Bacardi Black, Bacardi Coconut, their late 20s and early 305. We have a does everything for us so we just wanted to former Brunswick location closed last year Bacardi Silver, Bols Amaretto and fruit great happy hour selection. People come in do this for her." and reopened in the fall to offer "premium juices. after work. We even have a group of old Glasscock, ofElgin, wearing a sparkly one-stop entertainment," according to Food at Bowlero includes chicken wings,Italian guys who come in to play bocce tiara and hot-pink sash emblazoned with general manager Damian Garcia. sliders and pizza, but players can also try ball." "Future Mrs.' laughed. "II never bowl!" "Bowlero is bowling re-imagined. It's lit "oversized shareables' like a 5-pound, For newlyweds Sara and Stephen Rate- Alison and Paul Franzwa ofPalatine, son up, a premier entertainment center. fantas- 14-inch Behemoth Burger. gun ofElgin, Pinstripes was the perfect Calvin, 7, and daughter Lucy, 8 months, tic lanes for black lighting" Garcia said. The bistro at Pinstripes in South Bar- location for their reception. "It's so much visit Pinstripes often. "When you have a He said that when people come in they rington offers handmade Italian-American fun. We'd been here before and the food young kid, we can just come in and for $5 often are surprised by what they find. "As cuisine to complement the bowling and was amazing, and we didn't want to do a you start to gravitate toward the bar - bocce. Each lane has its own dining table traditional reception. We wanted to come Turn to Bowl, Next Page 20 Knowwhatto t watch, skip.orDVR. Daily Best Bet Recommendations New To DVD & On Demand PLUS Streaming Picks A-Z Movie Guide Crossword, Sudoku & Word Search Puzzles LOT MEW S TV Trivia, Reviews, Soaps & Horoscopes Convenient Çable Conversion Guide SG Special Issuesincluded At No Extra Cost 0 Fall Preview, Holiday Programming Guide and Midseasori Preview w,17S4 ordering is easy! 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2 cups Idli rice Aurora group invites all 3/4 cupuraddal 1/4 cup fresh coconut chunks 4-6 green chilies, chopped 2onions, finely chopped i bunch cilantro to Indian celebration salt to taste olive oil "These would be served on the third day rice and urad dal in separate Diwali event to be held of Diwali," she said. "They can be eaten 'Placeu containers, Cover each with water at Waubonsie Valley alone or before a meal." and allow to stand at least five hours or Anjanappa says that paddu are easy to overnight. When finished soaking, drain By Judy Buchenot make but admits that they take some plan- the rice and urad dal. Grind the urad dal The Beacon-News ning. The process begins with grinding in a blender until a smooth paste forms. rice and urad dal, a type oflentil. The rice Place in a large bowl. It's nearly time for a festive Indian hou- usually used in paddu is idli rice, a rice that day. is parboiled to made it perfect for making Grind rice into a smooth paste Diwali falls on Oct. 19 this year. In India, idli, a savory cake commonly eaten in 2V and add to urad dal.Mixwell and schools and businesseswiuiclose to cele- India. add salt to taste. Allow to ferment brate this holiday with food, family, lights Idli rice can be found in Indian grocery overnight until foamy. The next day. and gifts. stores or in the ethnic food section of a grind coconut and green chilies in the "Diwali is simivar to Christmas in spirit,' grocery store. The rice must be soaked in blender. Add to fermented mixture. said Roopa Anjanappa, an Aurora resident. water at least five hours or overnight. The Chop onions and cilantro and add. Add It is a time for new clothes, delicious lentils must also be soaked five hours or salt to taste.Mixwell. sweets, gift giving and family get-togeth- overnight. When Anjanappa is planning on Heat a paddu-maker pan over ers, she said. But since she is no longer making paddu, she starts soaking the in- 3u medium heat. Place a few drops living with her family in India, Anjanappa gredients two days ahead. of olive oil in each well and heat until will go to work as a consulting engineer for After the ingredients have soaked for warm. Put a scoop of batter into each the city ofAurora on Diwali just like any two days, Anjanappa drains the excess well, filling until level with pan. Allow to other day. water and grinds each ingredient sepa- cook and brown lightly. Place a few "I do miss it:' said Anjanappa of the rately. more drops of oil around each ball of celebration. "You can use a blender for this. The dough and then turn to brown the Although it will not be on the actual day lentils look sort oflike whipped cream other side. ofDiwali, Anjanappa will be celebrating when they are ground," she said. JUDY BUCHENOT/BEACON-NEWS The ground lentils and rice are mixed Poke each ball with a toothpick the holiday this year thanks to the efforts I ofthe Indian American Community Out- Roopa Arijanappa serves up paddu, a tradi- together, and salt is added. The mixture 4 to allow even heating. When toothpick is inserted in the middle and reach Advisory Board. She is one of the must set overnight again to ferment. tional treat served during the Indian holi- comes out clean, the paddu is cooked. founding members ofthe organization day Diwali. "It puffs up when it is fermented," said that strives to preserve their heritage Anjanappa. Remove from pan and place on serving platter. Continue making paddu using while promoting civic engagement. The next day, the remaining ingredients remaining batter. Eat paddu hot from The group organizes a community Di- Roopas Culinary Cue are added, and the mixture is ready. Tradi- wali celebration and several other commu- Tamarind is a tropical fruit used in many tionally, the paddu are deep-fried in little pan with chutney. Bails of the batter can be dropped into a deep fryer and nity projects including scholarships and a recipes, including chutney.Tosafely store balls or cooked in a paddu-maker, a pan Bollywood movie night. fresh tamarind for a longer period of time, with little cups. Olive oil is heated in the fried or cooked on a skillet like a "This will be the fourth year for the place it in a glass or porcelain bowl. Layer cups and a dollop ofbatter goes into each pancake. Diwali celebration. It is for everyone to on crystal sait, not processed salt, which cup. After turning light brown, the balls attend. Each year we face the challenge of will keep the tamarind dry so that it will are turned so they can brown on the other how to make this more approachable so last longer. side. more people will come. Last year for the "We serve chutney with them. I like the first time, we had a dance group perform peanut chutney but there are other kinds Peanut chutney that had American students. Their parents Dì adon also," she said. came and shared in the event with us. ThatWho The Indian American Community The batter can also be cooked on a grid- i cup raw peanuts is our goal - to share our culture with Outreach Advisory Board dle in a flat disk like pancake. Paddu have a 1-2 teaspoons water 1/4 others." When:5:30to9p.m. Saturday crispy outside and a savory, soft, spongy cup fresh coconut chunks The event will be held at Waubonsie Where: Waubonsie Valley High School, interior. The flavor is similar to a potato 4-5 green chilies Valley High School from 5:30 to 9p.m. 2590Ogden Ave., Aurora pancake, but airy and light. 1/4 teaspoon fresh tamarind Saturday. The group decorates, brings in Admission: Free admission and parking Anjanappa shares her recipes for paddu salt to taste food, sets up booths and provides enter- Information: and peanut chutney for others to try a taste Dry roast peanuts in a350degree tainment for the free event. At about 8:45 www.facebook.com/lacoab/about ofculture from India. She also invites the 1.oven for about20minutes or until p.m., a fireworks display is the grand finale. community to attend the Diwali celebra- golden brown. Cool and remove the "At 8:30, we give out sweets in the tradition at Waubonsie Valley High School skins. Grind peanuts in the blender until tion of Diwali. We have about 2,000 boxes, where there will be even more opportuni- chopped. Add water to form a smooth and they seem to disappear in just min- turkey and dressing at Thanksgiving to ties to share the flavors, sights and sounds paste. Add coconut, chilies and utes. People really enjoy getting them," cookies at Christmas - there are many of India. tamarind. Blend until smooth. Serve said Anjanappa. different dishes made during the multiple immediately. Refrigerate leftovers. Just like there are traditional foods days celebrating Diwali. One ofAnjanap- JudyBuchenot is afreelance reporterfor served during American holidays - from pa's favorites are paddu. The Beacon-News. OUT OF MEL'S KITCHEN

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By Cathy M. Rosenthal she was checked out and had an X-ray, Tnbune Content Agency but they couldn't find anything wrong. They recommend a specialist, which Q:! have a problem with Buster, my costs thousands ofdollars for testing. 2-year-old Jack Russell Terrier. Buster We do not have that kind ofmoney. She loves attention, especially from new is healthy, has a good appetite and people or people he doesn't see often. drinks plenty ofwater. We have had her The problem is, he pees when he gets i '/2 years. Any ideas on what this might excited.I'lllet him out beforehand if! be or what we can do? She goes outside know someone is coming over. I also to the bathroom, but ifshe lays on the have unexpected guests go to the back floor, we have puddles. - Gaila, Las door when they come in. This has been Vegas, Nei'. effective. My real problem is when company A: I am glad you took your dog to a vet- comes over for a few hours. Buster gets erinarian for an exam since this is probably so excited and focused on playing with a health issue and not a behavior issue. I guests to the point where he will start understand that expensive tests are not leaking on the floor without warning. something most pet owners can afford, but It's like he lets out a little urine tore- it would be difficult to know what's caus- lieve the sensation of a full bladder and ing her incontinence without them. I think keeps playing like it never happened. at the very least, you should ask your veter- Other times, when he realizes he has to manan or the veterinary specialist what go, he will run to the door, possibly they suspect might be the problem or what leaking. Either way,! let him out to they are looking for with the tests, so you empty his bladder. know better how to proceed. This can happen again in as little as MORTON ARBORETUM As mentioned above. there are medica- 10-15 minutes.Iam constantly asking Submission urination is basicafly an insecuredog letting people around him know he is not tions that can help with bladder health. Buster if he needs to go out becauseI a threat. Some dogs do this when they meetpeople and once they calm down are fine. Some veterinarians, ifthey strongly suspect don't want anyone or anything getting something, also might be willing to try a peed on.! understand he's amped up, still may benefit from such medications, so or overenthusiastic greetings, just calm treatment to see ifit will help the dog. If but Buster doesn't do this when it's just a vet visit should be in your plans. But the soothing voices. Also ask guests to not bendthe treatment works, great. If not, then you us around. Even if he's rowdy Buster fact that Buster can hold his bladder when over him to pet him as this is a dominant and your veterinarian will know there is will let us know if he needs to go out. Onthere are no guests around suggests he may posture that can trigger submissive un- something more going on that needs to be regular days, he holds it normally and be showing signs of submission urination. nation. Instead, train Buster to sit and let checked out. can sleep eight hours at night without Submission urination is basically an guests offer him a treat, which puts him in Ifthe puddles are too much to keep up any issues. insecure dog letting people around him a more positive posture, which may reduce with, reusable doie diapers will work in Any advice besides avoiding people? know he is not a threat Some dogs do this these occurrences. this instance too. He's neutered if that makes any differ- when they meet people and once they calm These tips, however, may not halt the ence. - Sean, New York, N.Y down are fine. Others may do it when they problem entirely, so you may consider Cathy M. Rosenthal is a longtime animal feel intimidated or, in Buster's case, over using reusable (washable) doggie diapers advocate, author, columnist andpet expert A: If Buster did this all of the time, I excited. It can be difficult to manage. when guests come over. who has more than 25years in the animal would say he suffered from urinary incon- Buster doesn't have to give up people. welfarefield. Sendyourpet questions, stories tinence and that you should see a veteri- Instead, continue letting guests greet Bust- Q: We have a 7-year-old Chihuahua and tips to [email protected]. Please narian, since there are medications out er in the yard and ask them to keep their mix. She has a problem leaking urine all include your name, city, and state.Youcan there that can support bladder health. He interactions low-key - no high baby voices ofthe time. We took her to the vet. and follow her @cathymrosenthal.

chlcagotrlbune.com/pets Visit us daily for the latest pet and animal news from the suburbs, city and beyond, plus: / You havean . Our adoptable animals blog featuring photos and opinion. descriptions of Chicagoland WrIte a bog about it. pets in need of homes. . Our suburban and city Pitch your ideaat pet events calendar chicagonow.com/pitch u Photo galleries, videos, more HELP SQUAD 5 Do gift cards ever actually expire? It depends I recently found two Fannie May gift charitable organizations Kendall Houghton, a part- But in reality ifa card is declined by a re- certificates valued at $10 each. Icon- for fundraising purposes ner at the Washington law taller for inadequate funds, there is little a tacted their customer service and was and gift certificates issued firm Alston & Bird, and a consumer can do to counter this. told that the certificates have no value. for food products. national authority on un- When I asked Illinois attorney general I also have $50 worth of Ulta gift However, ifan "open claimed property, told me spokesperson Eileen Boyce whether Chris- certificates. They were purchased m loop" stored-value card, via email: "Although the tine might have any chance at being reim- 1999 and 2000 with a register print on such as a pre-paidVisa, Illinois treasurer's office has bursed for her gift certificates' value, she them. Ulta said they too have no value. Mastercard, American CATHY CUNNINGHAM a mechanism in place for me "For cards issued before 2005 What are companies doing with the Express or Discover card, HelpSquad paying claims to owners of the retailer issuing the certificate would money? Gift cards now don't expire is not used within five escheated property (proper-have needed to disclose the expiration date unless the company is no longer in busi- years, it is considered abandoned, and by ty turned over to the state), it seems un- and fees or provided a way (i.e., a phone ness. I appreciate your help. law, any remainingbalance must be turned likely that a gift card owner will ever be number) that consumers could check the Christine, Willowbrook over to the Illinois State Treasurer's office able to successfully recover these funds, as balance, expiration date, and fees." as unclaimed property. most cards are reported without the neces- Though there were no expiration dates Christine is correct. In Illinois, as of Jan. A card's five-year countdown can be sai-y cardholder information. Thus, as a or fees printed on Christine's gift certifi- 1,2008, no gift certificate/card issued by a reset when additional funds are added or practical matter, the law will likely serve cates, there were phone numbers. So it's single merchant or affiliated group of mer- the cardholder calls the 800 number to primarily to generate additional revenue likely there were expiration dates. chants can expire. This was confirmed by check the balance. When I asked Rivara for the state." "IfChristine would like to file a corn- Greg Rivara, press secretary to Illinois how the latter contact with a card com- Rivara said, 'Vnfortunately, ifthere is no plaint with our office, we would be glad to State Treasurer Michael W. Frerichs. Ri- pany could be proven, his advice was: name associated with the card when it is send the complaint to the companies that vara additionally explained that such cards "Request that the company's records re- reported to the Illinois treasurer, it is virtu- issued the gift certificates and ask them to cannot charge fees or be converted to cash. flect the call, and record the date, time and ally impossible to claim the funds." respond' Boycesaid. Complaints can be Per Illinois law, the following do expire: name of the person with whom you spoke." He noted there is a provision in the law filed at www.illinoisattorneygeneraLgov. Gift certificates issued through an awards, If an open loop card's balance has been requiring that gift cards still be honored Sendyour questions and column ideas to loyalty or promotional program; gift certifi- turned over to the Illinois state treasurer, a after their value has been reported to the Helpsquad@pioneerlocal .com. cates sold below face value at a volume consumer can technically reclaim its value treasurer's office, as the card issuer will be discount to employers or nonprofit and from the treasurer's office. However, reimbursed by the treasurer for its value. Cathy Cunningham is afreelance columnist.

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How do women really feel about playboys? INTHEWAKEOF E The sight ofan old guy terms or break up. hanging out in satin paja- De Santo said in general, mas, surrounded by three a man won't end a relation- or four beautiful young ship, even ifone or both A HURRICANE women might have been partners feel it isn't right or disturbing to me, had it it isn't moving forward. been anyone other than But, are all playboys YOUR DOLLARS AIR E Hugh Hefner. JACKIE PIL.OSSOPH created equal? In my opin- In my eyes, Hefner, who Love Essentially ion, no. I wouldn't put died recently at the ag of Hugh Hefner in the same 91seemed sort ofsweet and harmless. Yes, category as plenty ofother celebrities who HARD ATWORK the playboy who created Playboy was a have reputations as playboys. sugar daddy who used his wealth, lifestyle Also, I think it's unfair to completely and lavish parties to attract women a third classify someone as either being a playboy. ofhis age (or younger). But, he had charm, Timing plays a factor in playboy behavior. likability and a gntIeness that made him Maybe a man decides to be a playboy until seem like he couldn't hurt a fly. In other he either becomes more mature, realizes words, I feel like Hefner was kind of a he wants to settle down and/or meets anice" playboy. someone with whom he wants a deep, But is there even such a thing? Aren't meaningful relationship. playboys supposed to be wealthy, good- Warren Beatty is a name that comes to lookingjerks, who date and sleep with mind in this scenario. The former playboy, multiple woman and refuse to commit to who was a frequent Playboy mansion any kind ofa meaningful relationship? visitor back in the day, married his wife, why would anyone want to date one? Annette Bening, 25 years ago. They have a Sue De Santo is a Chicago-based ther- seemingly strong relationship. apist and relationship coach. I called her Timing can also play a big role for worn- to have a conversation about playboys. De en who date playboys. A woman might Santo, who has been a therapist for 20 choose to date a playboy, knowing the years and a relationship coach for six, said relationship is temporary, fun and about playboys and the women who are at- sex. Instances where a playboy might be tracted to them have something in corn- appealing include right after the end of a mon: they feel unlovable (which can be for long-term relationship, after a divorce or a variety ofreasons), and are seeking love when someone is young and not ready for and attention in an inauthentic way. a serious, meaningful relationship. "Playboys go out and seek admiration Here's the thing about playboys. A from women," De Santo said. "Women playboy's charisma and charm is enticing, who fall for playboys are about the chase. and his lifestyle seems glamorous and sexy They feel that 'If I'm beautiful and sexy and really fun. But Iwillsay,Ichased my and supportive and understanding, I can share ofplayboys when I was young, and get this playboy to love me and pay atten- looking back, all it did was frustrate me tion to me. I can change him and then I and cause harm to my self-esteem. willbe lovable and good enough.'" I'm not telling women you should date De Santo said most playboys don't guys who aren't attractive to you or who change for women, and if they do, it's can't give you a lifestyle you want. What usually temporary. Her advice is: If you areI'm saying is, ifyou have an open mind and Even a small donation can make a big difference dating someone who you feel might be a heart, there really are good-looking, sexy, playboy, and you aren't happy with the interesting and fun men out there who SupportHurricaneReIieforg situation, you need to have an open, hon- want monogamy, and who want to adore est conversation about what's really going you the way you deserved to be adored. on. And, the feeling of being loved and "Men, in general won't tell you what cherished in a way you never knew ex- they are thinking unless you ask," she said. isted is a million times more fulfilling than "But, if you step forward and ask the ques- going to a party at the Playboy mansion. tions - even the hard questions, to which Don't get me wrong. I admire and re- you want answers, menwillusually tell spect Hugh Hefner for his accomplish-, you the truth." ments, and I would have loved to have met That said, if you confront your playboy, him. ButIcould never have been one of (fhieaoritiunc be prepared to hear answers you might his girlfriends. Then again, he wouldn't not want to hear, such as "I'm happy just have wanted to date me. I was way too old. having fun with you" or "I want to continue dating other women." Youwillthen Jackie Pilossoph is afreelance columnist for have two choices: keep seeing him on his Chicago Tribune Media Group. HEALTH

ASK THE DOCTORS PEOPLE'S PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS AND HOME REMEDIES Dietary çhanges dOn't Will vitamin E on the skin show any effect on UTIsprotect face from aging? By Dr. Robert Ashley By Joe Graedon nearly 6,000 died. Those Ask The Doctors and Teresa Graedon who consumed a high- King Features Syndicate carbohydrate diet rich in Dear Doctor I have a sugars and processed flour lot of urinary tract infec- Q: I've read a lot about were more likely to suffer dons. My doctor told me the benefits and risks of such consequences (The not to drink anything vitamin E supplements Lancet, online, Aug. 29, with caffeine, but surely and vitamin E oil, but I 2017). there must be something can't find anything repu- According to the authors, else I can do. Are there table about applying "High carbohydrate intake foods I should eat? Not vitamin E capsules di- was associated with higher eat? redly to the skin. Are LIGIA BOTERO/ risk oftotal mortality there similar benefits or PHOTOGRAPHER'S CHOICE whereas total fat and indi- Dear Reader: First, let risks if! apply vitamin E Vitamin E may help protect vidual types offat were me say that you have my oil to my face? I'm inter- skin from ultraviolet light. related to lower total mor- sympathies. Urinary tract ANDREI PUNGOVSCHI/AP ested in this for anti- tality." Surprisingly, the infections, though they Medical studies on caffeine intake and urinary tract infec- agin scientific evidence of effec- more saturated fat these have no outward signs, can tions have been limited. A: According to the tiveness (Annals of the individuals consumed, the be quite painful. Such infec- Linus Pauling Institute, Rheumatic Diseases, on- lower their risk of stroke. fions are common, espe- decreases colonization of Studies on caffeine in- puttingvitamin E on the line, July 28, 2017). cially in women, who have harmful bacteria. If you take and UTIS have been skin can increase the Unfortunately, the re- I thought soy milk a short urethra compared develop UTIs after sexual limited. Although caffeine amount ofthis vitamin in searchers did not have was supposed to be a to men, meaning bacteria activity, urinatingand in- does cause bladder irritabil- skin cells. It helps to protect access to data from 15 other healthy food. I have a low don't have far to travel in creasingfluid intake after ity and may worsen the skin from ultraviolet light (a studies, some of which thyroid condition. I had order to cause a problem. intercourse may decrease symptoms ofurinary fre- source ofskin aging), but showed benefit One crys- checked to make sure The majority of bacteria your chances of infection quency and urgency that vitamin E itself breaks talline form of glucosaniine there weren't any food that cause these infections because these actions help are seen with a UTI, the down upon UY exposure. sulfate was reported to be interactions with the reside in the colon. These flush the bacteria from the polyphenols in tea and Products that combine superior to acetaniinophen Synthroid I was pre- bacteria can colonize the urethra. coffee may create antibac- vitamin E with vitamin C in relievingjoint pain sci-ibed and didn't see area at the exit of a wom- Ifthese measures - not terial activity within the might work better. Derma- (International Journal of anything worrisome. an's urethra and, from proven by any study - urine. tologists generally discour- Rheumatic Diseases, on- I started drinking a there, move up the urinary don't reduce intercourse- A 2003 Finnish study age people from putting line, March 23, 2017). cup ofsoy milk per day. tract to cause infections in related UTIS, a dose of showed that women who vitamin E on their skin Overjust a few months, I the upper urethra, bladder antibiotics after intercourse had a higher intake of yo- because ofthe possibility of Q: My husband and I gained 25 pounds, and my or even kidney. These in- might be warranted. But gurt containing probiotics an itchy rash due to contact have been eating salm TSH reading rocketed up fections usually require take care: With increased and berryjuice, like cran- dermatitis (Aesthetic rated fat and avoiding all to four times what it had antibiotics. exposure comes a greater berryjuice, had a lower rate Surgery Journal, Septem- the "white stuff" like been. Are there supple- In younger women, likelihood ofbacterial re- ofurinaiy tract infections. ber 2016). Protecting your flour and sugar. We have ments I should avoid? sexual intercourse is a sistance to that antibiotic. But the data have not been face from excess sun expo- been separating "fuels" A. Ifyou take your Syn- substantial risk factor for Another alternative is replicated, and the study sure might be the best way by having protein and throid with soy milk or urinary tract infections, or the use ofthe probiotic did not adjust for con- to avoid premature aging. flits or lean protein with coffee, you may not absorb UTIs, as are spermicide use Lactobadillus, which helps founding factors. healthy carbs at our the fall dose (Clinical Ther- and having a new sexual protect the vaginal area Overall, although some I have a family his- meals. apeutics, February 2017). partner. Genetics likely play from the bacteria associ- people advise women to tory ofarthritis and have I have lost 30 pounds. ConsumerLab.com recently a role as well; daughters ated with urinary tract avoid alcohol, sodas,spicy spent 30 years doing My cholesterol went summarized interactions born to mothers with a infections. It's not as effec- foods or citrus, I'm afraid manual labor. Recently I from 204 to 160, and my with supplements. In addi- history of UTIs have a live as prophylactic anfibi- there is no good research have been plagued with triglycerides from 140 to tion to soy, minerals such as greater likelihood of such otics, but it can decrease on specific diets to help pain in my shoulders, 4L iron or calcium and antac- infections. Further, those infection frequency. stop recurrent UTIs. elbows, hips and knees. A: For decades, nutrition ids such as aluminum hy- who have a UTI before age Cranberry extracts have I've heard that glucos- scientists have told us that droxide or magnesium 15 have a greater chance of shown an ability in the Dr. RobertAshley is an amine can help repair eating saturated fat would hydroxide can interfere recurrent infections later in laboratory to stop bacteria internist and assistant pro- damaged cartilage and lead to cloed coronary with levothyroxine absorp- life. from attaching to urinary fessor ofmedicine at the i-elievejoint pain. My arteries. This seemed logi- tion. You should leave at After menopause, prob- tract cells, but studies of University ofCalifornía, Los pharmacist, however, cal, but it was not based on least four hours between lems with bladder empty- cranberry juice and tablets Angeles. says that it is useless. evidence. swallowing any of these ing, incontinence and blad- have been mixed. A com- What is the latest on The most recent study, and taking your thyioid der position increase the bined study in 2012 did Sendyour questions to glucosamine? called PURE (Prospective hormone. risk of UTIs. For post- show a reduced risk of askthedoctors@mednet A: Glucosamine has been Urban Rural Epidemiolo- menopausal women, va- UTIs among women taking .uclaedu, or write:Ask the a popular arthritis supple- gy), followed more than In their column, Joe and ginal estrogen can reduce cranberry products, but Doctors, c/o Media Rela- ment for decades, but it 135,000 people for seven Teresa Graedon answer infections, because it im- many studies within the tions, UCLA Health, 924 remains controversial. The years. During that time, lettersfrom readers. Send proves the natural bacterial larger study showed no Westwood Blvd., Suite 350, most recent study con- about 4,700 had heart questions to them vi www flora in the vaginal area and benefit. 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I go to work, then I out - tracing different parts ofthe city to hear music, check out art spaces or catch up with friends, drink in hand. I don't remember exactly how old I was when I first sipped alcohol. I grew up in a household where it was OK to taste mom's mud- slide or dad's wine at a young age. Getting my driver's license meant freedom to go to as many music shows as I wanted and stay out as long asIcould get home safely. But at 16, driving isn't the only new thing you're introduced to. At sleepovers in high school, refilling what a friend and I had consumed of a bottle of vodka with water was pretty standard. Whiskey with iced tea - TOBY TALBOT/AP you know, the typical teens- looking-to-grow-up-far- too-quickly thing. ported 20 percent of mil- don't stay up until i a.m. including acute paranoia swilling caricature ofwho I So it seems I'm not alone Twenty-one came and lennial women, ages 18 to watching MSNBC, I'm less onset by the glares and thought I should be in in my quest. went, and all that was dif- 34, have engaged in binge tired than I would be if I commentsIgot because of social situations. "(Millennials) want to be ferent was I didn't have to drinking - defined for were out at a show. my size. After reflecting for accountable and feel worry about the underage- women as having four or The sober month also But a month of sobriety nearly four months, I've they've had an impact on drinking taboo. It also more drinks on one occa- helped me understand that made me realize that alco- learned that implementing the world. They want a meant access to new shows sion. Iwas drinking to enhance bol played a part too. a two-drink maximum and meaningful life, fulfillment - shows in dive bars, When I'd go out, three or my performance of myself Throughout the entire sharing less of myself with at work and they are highly where booze typically four drinks were part of the instead ofjust being myself. period,Iwent out socially others alleviate the pres- intentional in the way they flowed until close. norm. For many people, mental three times, whereas I sure to fill some sort of role. live." said Dr. Goal Auzeen Much of me was shaped At 25,1 don't have seri- health is harder than drink- would typically go out two Moderating - being Saedi, a clinical psycholo- in places like these. It's ous physical health prob- ing to navigate. The same or three times a week I felt aware and keeping track of gist with a specialty in loud, you can speak freely lems and lead a much more study found that millennial as ifl no longer was al- my consumption - became millennial behavior, when and strangers become active life than my pant- women strule with men- lowed to go out. my solution. asked to weigh in on the friends through mutual size suests. Consulting tal health an average of 4.9 I couldn't comfortably A 2016 survey from trend survey results. adoration of whoever's with my doctor before days a month compared exist in spaces wheie drink-analysts Canvas8 on behalf A month of sobriety taught me that it is freeing playing and who's buying taking on this challenge, I with the 4.3 days women ing was expected or en- ofHeineken for the beer the next round. was assured my blood average overall. couraged. IfI did, it was to brand's "Moderate to take control ofyour life Earlier this year, I de- pressure was right where it I have crippling anxiety play yet another role: the Drinkers Wanted" cam- and challenge your habits. cided to take a month away should be 125/70. My so much so that there were sober person, the "mom." paign polled 5,000 millen- It's also better to be honest from booze. Nothing was liver and thyroid work weeksIcouldn't leave my "You like to perform, to nials (ages 21-35) on how with yourselfthan to be a out of control, and no one were just fine. My choles- dorm room in college. entertain," said my ther- they feel about moderate character in a narrow rep- had expressed concern,I terol is a bit high but can Music always helped apist. She says that if you alcohol consumption. The resentation ofyour life. just wanted to see if :1 could easily be rectified. alleviate this anxiety and perform long enough, that results showed that 75 The results: I lost around going to shows forced me is who people think you percent moderate how [email protected] accomplish it. Twitter @jessitaylorro The Institute for Wom- 12 pounds. My skin looks out of my comfort zone, are. I felt I had turned much they drink the major- en's Policy Research re- the best it ever has; and If I helping me to cope socially, myself into a whiskey- ity of the times they go out 14

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Many Brickwork, ChimneyRebuilds, 09 CH 022660 CONSOLIDATED WITH 09 D 23013S SOCIATION, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, BRUCE PEARSON AND Defendants apartment and home Glass Block Windows, 3419 WINCHESTER LANE GLENVIEW, IL 60026 DAWN C. PHILLIPS. MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, 15 CH 01470 773-582-4669 or 219-992-9351 NOTICE OF SALE INC , SOLELY AS A NOMINEE FOR FREMONT INVESTMENT & LOAN 8000 KILPATRICK AVE., UNIT 2C hunters check the We Make House Calls PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of Fore- Defendants SKOKIE, IL 60076 closure and Sale entered in the above cause os November 3, 2014 an 13 CH 7655 NOTICE OF SALE Classifieds before agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will at 10:30 AM on October 650 PICARDY CR PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tIraI pursuant to a Judgment of looking for a new FREE WOODCHIPS 23, 2017, at The Judicial Sales Corporation, One South Wacker Drive. NorthbrOok, IL 60062 Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above cause on Augusf't4, 2017, CHICAGO, IL, 60606, sell at public auction tu tIte highest bidder, as set NOTICE OF SALE an agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will at 10 30 AM or No- place to live, FREE DELIVERY. Ca For Detai s PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of BY TRUCKLOAD 847-256-8733 forth below the following described real estate vember i S, 201 7, at The Judicial Sales Corporation, One South Wacker Advertise your rental commonly knows as 3419 WINCHESTER LANE, GLENVIEW, IL 60026 Foreclosure and Sale entered in tee above cause on August 9, 2017, Drive, CHICAGO, IL, 60606 seIl at public auction to the highest bidder, Property Indes NO, 04-28-107-014-0000. an agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, wrIl at 10,30 AM on No- as set forth below, the following described real estate units with us fo get a Painting.lnt'Ext Free Estimates The real estate is improved with a single family residence, vember 21 , 2017, at The Judicial Sales Corporation, One South Wacker Commonly known as B011O KILPATRICK AVE , UNIT 2C, SKOKIE, IL 6)076 iump on the 1I.11uiWJaiFEB Sale terms' 25% dOwn of the highest bid by certified funds at the Drive, CHICAGO. IL, 60606 sell at public auction to the highest bidder, Property Indeo No, 10-22-326-044-l0GRfka 10-22-326-03B-0000 close of the sale payable to The Tudicivl Saies Corporation. No third vo set forth below, the following described real estate' The real estate ix improved with a residential condominium, competitionf Call party checks will be accepted The balance in certitied funds/Or wire Commonly known as 650 PICARDY CR, Northbrook, IL 60062 The Judgment amount was $308,302 27. 866-399-0537 or visit transfer, is due within twenty-fouF 1241 hours, No fee shall be paid by Property Indev No, 04063080820000. Sale terms: 25% down of the highest bid by certified funds at the the mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant to its The rea! estate is improved with a single family residence. close of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales Corporation No third placeanad. credit bidat the sale or by any mortgagee, judgment creditor, or other The judgment amount waS $505,378 75 party checks will be accepted. The balance in certitied funds/Or wire tribunesuburbs,com GARAGE SALE lienor acquiring the residential real estate whose rights in and to the Sale terms: 25% down of the highest bid by certified funds at tse transfer, is due within twenty-four l24(hours No fee shall be paid by residential realestate arose prior to the sale. The sabec5 property is close of the sale payable to The radical Sales Corporation No third tIle mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant to its DIRECTORY subiect to general rea! estate tases, special assessments, pr special party checks will be accepted. The balance in certified funds/or wire Credit bid"at the sale or by any mortgagee, judgment creditor, or other taxes levied against said real estate and is offered for sale without any fransfer, is due within twenty-four (241 hours, NO fee shall be paid lienor acquiring the residkntial real estate whose rights o and to the representation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse by tIle mortgagee acquiring the residentialreal estate pursuant to its residential rearestate arsoe prior to the sale The subject property is BUSINESS OWNERS to Plaintiff and in "AS IS" condition. The sale is further subject to con- credit bid at the sale or by any moragee, udgment creditor, or Other subIect to general real estate tases, special assessments, or special Chicago- St.Francis Borgia lienor acquiring the resistential real estate whose rights in and to the Rummage Sale 8025 W Addison hrmation by the court taxes levied against said real estate and is offered for sale without any Advertise with us! Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a residential realestate drone prior to the sale The subject property is representation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse at Forest Preserve Dr. Drop Off sub(ect to general real estate tanes, special assessments, or special Mon-Wed,10/9-tO/i t,loam- Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaxer to a deed to the real to Plaintiff and n "AS IS" condition The sale io further subtect to con- estate after confitmation of the Sale tases levied against Said real estate and is offered for Sale wittiout any tirmation by the court. 7pm. Sale Dates; 10/12-10/14, representation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse The Clossitieds can Thurs & Frl 9a-7p, Sat 9a-3p The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no Upon paymest in full of the amount bid, the purchaser wrIJ receive a representation as to the condition of the property Prospective bidders to Plaintiff and in AS IS condition The 015e 5 further subject to con- Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real showcase your sre admonished to check the court file to verify all information, firmation by the Court, estate after confirmation of the sale, business and If this property is a condomltium unit, the purchaser of the unit at Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no the foreclosure sale, Other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assess- Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real representation as to the condition of the property Prospective bidders services! Advertise ments and the legal tees required by The Condominium Property estate after confirmation of the sale are admonished to check the court tile to verify all informatìon your cleaning Act, 765 ILOS 605/Plgllll and 1x3141. If this property is a condominium Where a sale of real estate is made to satisfy u lien prior to teat of the If this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the Unit at unIt which io part of a common interest community, the purchaser of United States tIle United States oRalI have one year from the date uf the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assess- service, mortgage GLENVIEW - Bedroom furniture, the unit at the foreclosure sale other tItan a mortgagee shall pay the sale within which to redeem escept that with respect to a lien arising ments and the legal fees required by 'l'tre Condominium Property company or daycare boys furniture, dining room set, assessments required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS under the internal revenue laws the period oRalI be 120 days or the Act, 765 ILÇS 605/915111) and IglÇ4l. If this property io a condomirnum period allowable for redemption under State law, whichever is longer, patioset,teenagersclothing, 605/18.515-il Unit which is part of a common interest community, the purchaser of with us today 1 toys, misc, household and macti IF YOU AE THE MORTGAGOR IHOMEOWNERI, YOU HAVE 1+-lE RIGHT and in any case in whicil, ander the provisions of section SOS of the the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pa the more12425Pfingsten Road. TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER Housing Act of 1950, as amended (12 U.S.0 l7Olkl, and subsection assessments required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILC5 Friday 10/13 6 Sa!urday 10/14 OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-1701(c) OF THE (dl of section 3720 of title 3B of the United States Code, the right to 60S/1B,Slg-i) Cal!866-399-0537or 730am-3pm. ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW, redeem doeo sot ariue, there shall be no right of redemption IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR IHOMEOWNERI, YOU HAVE THE RIGHT You will need a photo identification issued by a government agency Tile property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER visitusonlineat (driver's license, pasoport, etc.( in order to gain entry into our building representation as to the condition of the property. Prospective bidders DF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-1701(C) OF THE placeanad.tribune Nues 8616 Merrill St Fri. Sat, and the foreclosure Sale room in Cook County and she same dentifi- are admonixhed to check the court file to verify all information ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. & Sun Oct 13-15th 9arn-4prn. cation for sales held at 0511er county venues where The Judicial Sales f this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of tIle unit ut YOU will need a photo identification issued by a government agency suburbs,com 65 years of stuff I Kitchen, tools, Corporation conducts foreclosure sales tse foreclosure sale, other than a morWagee, shall pay tile assess- (driver's license, passport, etc.( in order to gain eniry into our building camp,fisft. & golf equipment, For information, examine the court file or contact plaintiff's attorney, mento and the legal fees required by l'se Condominium Property and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the same identif i- Xmas, men's entra1g. ladies cooiLis 6 ASSOCIATES P.C., 1556030 NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD. 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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLIN0I:; IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY ILlINOIS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COf* COUNTY, ILLINOIS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DlvIION COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DM51054 COUNTY DEPARTMENT CHANCERY DIVISION COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIVISION CAPITAL ONE, N A. AS SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO ING BANK, FSB THE BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON TRUST COMPANY. NATIONAL AS- OCWEN LOAN SERVICING, LIC FIFTH THIRD MORTGAGE COMPANY Plaintiff, Plaintiff, SOCIATION F/K/A THE BANK OF NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY, N.A. PIantiff, AS SUCCESSOR TO IPLIORGAN CHASE BANK N A., AS TRUSTEE FOR RESIDENTiAL ASSET MORTGAGE PRODUCTS, INC , GMACM MORTGAGE TRICK J. MCINTYRE, MOLLY A. MCINTYRE, BMO HARRIS BANK NA- FCHARD W HAIN, ROBIN M HAIN. HARRIS, N.A., N/K/A 5MO HARRIS, ALMA I AHMED, 1MT1YAZ PATEL COLE TAYLOR BANK N/K/A MB FI- NANCIAL BANK, PARK PLACE ESTATES OF NORTIIBROOK HOMEOWN- LOAN TRUST 2Dri6-AR2 TIONAL ASSOCIATION N A. o Defendants ERS ASSOCIATION, ENVIROTECH CENTRAL LIC, CAPITAL ONE BANK Plaintiff, Defendants IUSA) N.A., RANK OF AMERICA, N.A. S/8/M TO LASALLE BANK. N.A 15 CH 017029 15 CH 11751 1428 CRAIN STREET Defendants fANCY D SMITHE AJiA NANCY SMITHE. TIMOTHY J SMITHE A/K/A 187 LAGOON DRIVE NORTHFIELD, IL 60093 TIMOTHY SMITHE. STEPHEN M. KOSANOv1CH CmBANK, N.A., UN- NOTICE OF SALE Evanston, IL 60202 15 CH 5081 PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of NOTICE OF SALE tS4t WINDY HILL DRIVE KNOWN OWNERS AND NONRECORD CLAIMAN1S PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tsar pursuant to a Judgment of Fore- NOrthbrOOk, IL 60062 Defendants Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above cause on August 10, 2017, O an agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation. wIll at 10.30 AM on No- closure and Sale entered in the above cause on May 15, 2017, ari NOTICE OF SALE 16 CH 007085 agent for The Judicial Sales Corporason, will at 10 30 AM on October PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of Fore- 875 SHERIDAN ROAD WINNETKA, II 60093 verliBer 13, 2017, at TIle JudicIal Sales CorporatIon, One South Wacker closure and Sale entered in the above cause on January 6, 2016, an - Drive, CHICAGO, IL 60606 seIl at public auction to the highest bidder, 31, 2017, at The Judicial Sales Corporation, One South Wacker Dnve, NOTICE OF SALE CHICAGO. IL 60606, seIl at public auction to the highest bidder, as set agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will at 10:30 AM on Novent- PUBLIC NOTICE S HEFWBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of Fore. as set forth below, the following deocnbed real estate: forth below the following described real estate: ber 1, 201 7, at The Judicial Sales Corporation, One South Wacker Drive, closure and Sale entered in the above cause on August 2. 2017, an Coninsonly known at 187 LAGOON DRIVE. NORTHEIELD, IL 60093 Commonlyknown as 1428 CRAIN STREET, Eyantton, IL 60202 CHICAGO, IL, 60606, sell at public auction to the highest bidder, as set agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will at lo 3GAM on Novent- o Property Index No 05-19-413-017-0. ber 6, 201 7, at The Juecial Sales Corporation, One South Wacker Drive, The real estate IS Improved with a sIngle family residence. Property Index No 10-24-212-003 forth below the following described real estate The real estate io improved with a single family residence. commonly known as i 541 WINDY HILL DRIVE, NorthbroOk, IL 60062 CHICAGO. IL, 60606. sTIl at public auction to the highest bidder, as set Sale terms 25% dOwn of the hpghedt bid by certified funds at the forth below the following described real estate close of the sale payable to The JudicIal Sales Corporation. No third The ludgment amount was $373,825.17 Property index No.04-15-206-015-0000 Sale terms. 25% dOwn of the highest bid by certified funds at the The real estate is improved wits a single family residence Commonly known as 875 SHERIDAN ROAD. WiNNETK.A, IL 61X193 party checks will be accepted The balance in certitled funds/or wire Property Index NO C'5-16-1O6-001-lXi, Property index No OS-16- transfer, s due within twenty-four 241 hOurs NO fee shall be paid by close of the sale payable to The Eudicial Sales corporation No third The judgment amount was $431,774.30. party checks will be accepted The balance in certified funds/or wire Sale terms- 25% down of the highest bid by certified funds at the 106-010-0000 the mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant to Its The real estate is img'sved with a single family residence credit bvfat the sale or by any mortgagee, ludgment creditor, or other transfer, is due within twenty-four 1241 hours. No fee stall be paid close of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales Corporation. No third lienot acquiring the residential real estate whose rights in and to the by the mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant to its party checks will be accepted. The balance in certified funds/or wire Sale terrils: 25% down of the highest bid by certified funds at the residential realestate arose prior to the sale. The sublect property is credit bid afihe sale or by any mortgagee, judgment creditor, or other transfer, is due within twenty-four 1241 hours. No fee shall be paid close of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales Corporation No third lienor acquiring the residential real estate whose rights in and to the by the mortgagee acquiring tse residential real estate pursuant to its party checks will be accepted. The balance in certified funds/or wire subject to general real estate taxes, special assessments, or special residential rearestate arose prior to the sale The subject property is credit bid arise sale or by any mortgagee, ludgment creditor. or other transfer, is due within twenty-four )24) hours. No fee shall be paid by taxes levietfagainst said real estate and s offered for sale without any the mortgagee acqu ring the residential real estate pursuant to its representation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse subject to general real estate taxes, special assessments, or special Senor acquiring the resid'entialreal estate whose rights in and ro the taxes levied against said real estate and it offered for sale without any residential realestate arose prior to the sale Tse sublect property is credit bid at the sale tr by any mortgagee, udgment creditor, or other to Plaintiff and in "AS IS" condition The sale is further subject to con- representation au to quality or quantity of title and without recourse tubtect to general real estate taxes, special assessments, or special lienor acquiring the residential real estate whose rights in and to the firmation by the court fo Plaintiff and in AS IS condition The sale is further subject to con- tanes leviedagainst said real estate and is offered for sale Without any residenEal realestat6 arose prior to the sale The subject property is Upon payment in full Of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a sublect to general real estate taxes, special assessments, or special Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the resI firmatron by the court. representation as to quality or quantity of ritle and without recourse estate after confirmation st the sale Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a to Plaintiff and in AS IS condition The sale is furtyer sutqect to con- taxes levied against said real estate and is offered for sale without any Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real tirmation by the court. representation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a to Plaintiff and in A5 IS' condition The sale is further sublect to con- representation as to the condition of the property Prospective bidders estate after confirmation of the sale. are admonished to check the court tile to verify all information Tse property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real firmation by the court. If this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at representation as to the condition of the property. Prospective bidders estate after conhrmation of the sale upon payment in full of tIte amount bid, the purchaser will receive a are admonished ro check the court tile ro verify all information The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay tSe assess- If this property is a condominium unit, or a unit which is part of a corn- representation as to the condition of the property. Prospective bidders estate after conhrmaEon of the sale. mento and the legal fees required by The Condominium Property mon interest community, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure are admonished to check the court file to verify all information. The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no Act, 765 IICS 605/9lgllll and IgJl4lif this property is a condominium If this property is a condominium unit, tIre purchaser of the unit at representation as to the condition of the property Prospective bidders unit which is part of a common interest community, the purchaser of sale, orher than a mortgagee, shallpay the assessments arid the legal fees reouired by The condominiumProperty Act 765 ILCS 60S/9l.nJtll the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assess- are admonished to check the court file to verify all information. the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the If this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at assessments reguired by The Condominium Property Act, 765 1LCS and 60141in accordance with 735 ILCS 5/15-lSd7lcIllllh-1) and lS-2(, ments and the legal fees required by Tse Condominium Property 765 [cs 605/9lgllSl, and 765 ILCS 6cm/lt 51g-1), you are hereby noti- Act, 765 ILCS 60S/tlgJlll and lgJ(41.If this property is a condominium the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assess- 605/18.5W-1), tied that the purchaser of the property, other than a mortgagee, shall unit which is part of a common Interest commanity, the purchaser of menor and the legal tees reguired by The Condominium Property IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR IHOMEOWNER), YOU RAVE THE RIGHT pay the assessments and legal fees required by subsections TuJ(1) and the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the Act, 765 ILCS 60S/9'gl(ll and )gl(41If this property is a condominium TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER assessments rpouired by The Condominium Property Act. 765 1LCS unit which is part of a common interest community. the purchaser of OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-17011Cl OF THE )g)l4( of section 9 and the assessments required by subsection 1g-110f section 18 5 of the Illinois Condominium Property Act. 605/18.5W-11. the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW assessments required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 IICS You will need a photo identification issued by a government agency IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR IHOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT IF YOU AE THE MORTGAGOR IHOMEOWNERI, YOU I-lAVE THE RIGHT driver's license, passport, etc.l in order to gain entry into our building TO REMAIN N POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER 605/18.5W-il and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the same identifi- OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WiTH SECTION 15-17011Cl OF THE OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITh SECTION 15-1701(C) OF THE IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR IHOMEOWNERI. YOU HAVE THE RIGHT ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. TO REMAIN IN POSSESSiON FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY Of AN ORDER cation for sales held at other county venues where The ludicial Sales You will need a photo identification issued by a government agency You will need a photo identification issued by a government agency OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE Will-I SECTION 15-17011Cl 0F THE Corporation Conducts foreclosure sales (driver's license, passport, etc.( in order to gain entry into our building ldriver't license, passport, etc I in order to gain entry into Our building ILLINOIS MORTGAGL FORECLOSURE LAW For information, euarnine the court file or contact Plaintiffs attorney: and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the same iderrtif i- and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the same identifi- You will need a photo identificason issued by u government agency CODILIS & ASSOCIATES P.C. 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE Idriver's license, passport, etc.I in order to gain entry into our building 100 BURR RIDGE. II 6027, 6301 794-9876 Please refer to file number cation for sales held at other county venues where The Judicial Sales cation for sales held at other county venues where The Judicial Sales Corporation conducts foreclosure sales. Corporation conducts foreclosure sales. and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the same identrf i- 14-15-17740 For information, contact Plaintiff s attorney RANDALL S. MILLER & cation for sales hehl at Other county venues where The Judicial Sales THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION For information, contact the sales department, Anselmo Lindberg & One South Wacker DrIve, 24th Floor, Chicago, II 60606-4650 13121 Associates, LIC, 1771 W Dievl Road, Suite 125, NAPERVILLE, IL 60563, ASSOCIATES. 120 N LASALLE STREET, SUrtE 1140, Chicago, II 60602, Corporason conducts foreclosure sales 13121 239-34.32 Please refer to tie number 141L00622-1 For information, examine the court file or contact Plaintiff'o attorn 236-SAIE 16301 453-6960 FOr bidding Instructions, visit wem AnSelmoLindberg. You can also visit TSe Judicial Sales Corporation at wwwtjsc com for a corn. Please refer to file number F17060226 THE JUDICIAL SAIES CORPORATION CODILIS S ASSOCIATES P.C. T5W030 NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, SU TI-lE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORAtiON One South Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 13121 100, BURR RIDGE. II 6027. ¿6301 794-9876 Please refer to file number 7 day status report of pending sales. 14-16-05277. CODf IlS & ASSOCIATES PC. One South Wacker Drive, 24th FlOor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 (312) 236-SAIE 236-SALE You cart also visit t'se Judicial Sales corporation at wem tIer COtti for a THE JUDICIAL SAIES CORPORATION 15W030 NORTH FRONIAGE ROAD, SUITE 100 You can also chit The Judicial Sales Corporationat ewe tisc com for a 7 day status report of pending sales One South WatER' Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 13121 BURR RIDGE, IL 60527 7 day status report of pending sales. RANDALL S. MILLER 6 ASSOCIATES 236-SALE (6301 794-5300 Anselmo Lindberg & Assocìates, LIC 120 N. LASALIE STREET, SUITE 1140 You can also visit T te Judicial Sales Corporation ut www.tlsc.com for a E-Mail pleadings©iI cslegal.com 7 daY status report of pending sales. Attorney File No 14-15-17740 1771 W. DiesI Road, Suite 120 Chicago, IL 60602 NAPERVILLE, IL 60563 13121 2393432 CODtIIS 6 ASSOCIATES P.C. Attorney ARDC No 00468002 15W030 NORTH FFON1A0E ROAD. SUrrE 100 Attorney Code 21762 (6301 453-6960 È-Mail [email protected] Case Number 15 CH 017029 E-Mail [email protected] Attorney File No. 141L00622-1 BURR RIDGE, IL 60527 Attorney Code 46689 16301 794-5300 TJSCII, 37-7567 Attorney File No F17060226 NOTE- Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act you are Attorney ARDC No. 3126232 Case Number 15 CH 5081 E-Mail pleadingseil cslegal corn Attorney Code. 58852 TISC#. 37-8927 Attorney File Fío 14-16-05277 advised triat Plaintiff's attorney is deemed to be a debt collector at- Attorney ARDr Ncr 00468002 tempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used Case Number 15 CH 11751 NOTE Pursuant to the Fair Debt CollecbOri Practices Act you are 115Cv 37-8812 advised that Plaintiff s attorney is deemed to be a debt collector at- Attorney Code 21162 for that purpose. 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IN TI-lE CIRCU!T COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT DF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIVISION COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIVISION COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIVISION COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIVISION L U.S RANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS INDENTURE TRUSTEE ON BE- U S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR J.P MORGAN PHH MORTGAGE CORPORATION U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR GREENPOINT HALF OF AND WITH RESPECT TO AJAX MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST 2015- MORTGAGE TRUST 2006-A6, MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH CERTIFI- Plaintiff, MORTGAGE FUNDING TRUST MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH CERTIFI- C MORTGAGE-BACKED NOTES, SERIES 2015-C CATES CATES SERIES 2006-ARE pla,ntiff, Plaintiff, ;I-LOS JOVANOVIC, PNC BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, LAKE VIEW Plaintik, TERRACE CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION, UNKNOWN OWNERS AND o DREW C QUINN, MELODY QUINN ERIK S. POST, GWEN M. POST, PNC BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION NONRECORD CLAIMANTS UL I. KWON A/EJA PAUL KWON, CITIBANK, N.A., AS TRUSTEE FOR Defendants F/K/A NATIONAL CITY BANK, CITIZENS BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, Defendants CERTIFICATEHOLDERS OF GREENPOINT MORTGAGE FUNDING TRUST 16 CH 14492 SUCCESSOR IN INTEREST TO ST PAUL FEDERAL BANK FOR SAVINGS, 17 CH 002303 2007-HEi, MORTGAGE-BACKED NOTES, SERIES 2007 HEi, CITIBANK, 1224 MULFORD STREET UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, UNKNOWN OWNERS AND NON-RECORD 1738 CHICAGO AVENUE UNIT 11403 N.A ISOUTH DAKDTAI Evatston, IL 60202 CLAIMANTS, UNKNOWN OCCUPANTS EVANSTON, IL 60201 Defendants NOTICE OF SALE Defendants NOTICE OF SALE 17 CH 00913 PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of Fore- 16 CH 9050 PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of 5038 W CAROL STREET closurR and Sale entered Ill the above cause on August 4, 20t7, an 1437 ASBURY AVENUE Foreclovure and Sale entered in the above cause on August 14, 2017, Skokie, IL 60077 agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will at tO:30AM un Novem- Winnetka, IL 60093 an agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will at 10:30 AM on No- NOTICE OF SALE ber 7, 201 7, at The ludiOal Sales Corporation, One South Wacker DrIve, NOTICE OF SALE vember 16, 2017, at The Judicial Sales Corporation, One South Wacker PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of CHICAGO, IL, 60606, seIl at public auction to the hIghest bidder, au oet PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of Drive, CHICAGO, IL, 60606 sell at public auction to the highest bidder, Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above Cause on August 10, 2017, forth below the following described real estate Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above cause on August ti, 2017, as set forth below, the fol(owing described real estate: an agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will at 10.30 AM on No- Commonly known as i 224 MULFORD STREET, Evanston, IL 60202 an agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will at i0:3Q AM on NO- Commonly known as 1738 CHiCAGO AVENUE UNIT #403, EVANSTON, vemher 13, 201 7, at The Judicial Sales Corporation, One South Wacker Property Inden NO. 11-30-111-018 vernter 14, 2017, atThe ludiCial Sales Corporation, One South WaCker IL 60201 Drive, CHICAGO, IL, 60606 sell at public auction to the highest bidder. VOI No 059. Drive, CHICAGO, IL, 60606 seIl at public auction to the highest bidder, Property Index No. t 1-1B-20B-021-1017. as set forth below, the following described real estate' The real estate is Improved wIth a single family resIdence. as set forth below, the following described real estate' The real estate is improved with a condo/townhouse Commonly known as 5038 W CAROL STREET, Skokie, IL 60077 The ludgment amount was $169,592.96. Commonly known as 1437 ASBTJRY AVENUE, Winnetka, IL 60093 Sale terms. 25% down of the highest bid by certified funds at the Property Indes NO. 10-21-202-025-0000 Sale terms: 25% down of the hIghest bid by certIfIed funds at the Property Indes No. 05-1R-217-016-0000. close of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales Corporation. No third The real estate is improved with a single family residence. close of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales Corporation No third The real estate is improoed with a single family residence party checks will be accepted, The balance in certified funds/or wire The Judgment amount was $657,986.15 party checks will be accepted. The balance n certitied funds/or wire The judgment amount was St,527,079.Os. transfet is due within twenty-four 124l.hours. No fee shall be paid by Sale terms- 25% down of the highest bid by certified funds ut the transfer, s due within twenty-four 1241 hours No fee shall be paid by Sale terms: 25% dOwn of the highest bid by certified funds at the the mortgagee acquiring the residential reel estate pursuant to its close of the sale payable to The tsdicial Sales Corporation. NO third the mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant to its Close of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales Corporation No third Credit bicíat the sale or by any mortgagee, judgment creditor, or other party checks will be accepted The balance in certitied funds/or Wire credit bid"afttte sale or by any mortgagee, judgment creditor, or other party checks will be accepted. The balance in certified funds/or wire Senor acquiring the residential real estate whose rights in and to the transtet is due within twenty-four (24lhours. No fee shall be paid by lienor acquiring the resufential real estate whose rights in and to the transfer, is due within twenty-four (241 hours, No fee shall be paid by residential real estate arose prior to the sale, The subject property is the mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant to its residential realestate arose prior to the sale The Subject property is the mort&agee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant to its vublect to general rea! estate taxes, special assessments, or special Credit biifat the sale or by any mortgagee, Judgment creditor, or other subtect to general real estate tases, special assessments, or special credit bid"at the sale or by any mortgagee, judgment creditor, or other taxes levied against said real estate and is offered for sale without any llenos acquiring the residEntial real estate whose rights in and to the taxes levied against said real estate and is offered for sale without any lienor acquiring the residentIal real estate whose rights in and to the representation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse residential realestate arose prior to the sale The subject property is representation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse residential reat estate arose prior to tIle sale The sublect property is to Plaintiff and in "AS IS" condition, The sale is further subject to con- sab(ect to general real estate taxes, special assessments, or special to PlaintIff and in "AS IS" condition. The sale is further subject to con- sublect to general real estate tases, special assessments, or special firmation by the Court. tanes leviedagainot said real estate and is offered for sale without any hrmation by the court. tases leviedagainst said real estate and is offered for sale without any Uponpayment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a representation as to qualIty or quantity of title and without recourse Upon payment in full of the amount bId, the purchaser wlll receive a representation as to osality or quantity of title and without recourse Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real to PlaintIff and in 'AS IS" condition The sale is further sublect to con- Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real to Plaintiff and in "AS IS" condition. The sale is farther sublect to Con- estate after confirmation of the sale. firmation by the court estate after confirmaRon of the sale firmation by the court. The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a The property will NOT be open for Inspection and plaintiff makes no Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a representation as to the condition of the property. Prospective bidders Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser ro a deed to the real representation as to the Condition of the property Prospective bidders Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real are admonished to check the Court file to verify all information. estate after confirmation of tEe sale are admonished to Check the court file to verify all Information estate after confirmation of the sale if this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no If this property is a Condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit ut Where a sale of real estate is made to satisfy a lien prior to that of the the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, vItalI pay the assess- representation as to the condition of the property Ptospective bidders the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assess- United States the United States shall have ose year from the date Of mento and the legal fees required by The Condominium Property are admonished to check the Court file to verify all information mento and the legai tees required by The Condominium Property sale wsthin which to redeem encept that with respect to a lien arising Act, 765 ILCS 605/91g)lil and lg)l4l. If this property is a condominium It this property is a condominium unit the purchaser of fIle unit at ACt, 765 ILCS 6O5/9g)l1l and lgJl4lIf tEis property is a Condominium under the internal revenue laws the period shall be 120 days or the unit which is part of a Common interest community, the purchaser o) the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assess- unit which is part of a common interest Community, the purchaser of period allowable for redemption under State law, whichever is longer, the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the mento and the legal tees required by The Condominium Property the unit at the foreclosure sale other fIlait a mortgagee shall pay the and in any case in which, under the provisions of section 505 of'Ehe assessments ressuired by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(0-111 und 181)41. If this property is a condominium assessments required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS Housing Act of 1950, as amended (12 USC. l7Oikl, and subsection 605/18.5(0-1), unit which is part of a common Interest community, the purchaser of 605/18. -1) IdI of section 3720 of title 38 of the United States Code, the right to IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR IHOMEOWNERI, YOU HAVE THE RIGHT the unit at the foreclosare sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the iF YOU A E THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNERI, YOU HAVE THE RIGHT redeem does not arise, there shall be no right of redemption. TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER assessments required by The Condominium Property ACt, 765 ILCS TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OP AN ORDER The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITh SECTION 15-1701(C) OF THE 605/18 Stg-1l. OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-1701(C) OF THE representation as to the condition of the property. Prospective bidders ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW IF YOU AE THE MORTGAGOR HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. are admonished to check the Court file to verity all information. You will need a photo identification issued by a government agency TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER You will need a photo identiticanon nouent by a government agenCy If this property is a Condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at Idriver's license, passport, etc.l in order to gain enity into our building OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-17011Cl OF THE Idriver's license, passport, etc.) in Order tO gain entry into our building the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assess- and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the same identifL ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the same identrfi- ments and the legal tees required by The Condominium Property cation for sales held at other county venues where The Judicial Sales You will need a photo identification issued by a government agency Cation for sales held at other County venues where The Judicial Sales Act. 765 ILCS 605/9)g)(il and IglidIif this property is a condominium Corporation conducts foreclosure sales )drieer's license, passport, etc.l in order to gain entry into our building Corporation çonducts foreclosure sales. unit which is part of a common interest community, the purchaser of For information, examine the Court file or contact Plaintiff's attorney' and she foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the same ideosif i- For information, contact Plaintiff's attorney: JOHNSON, BLUMBERG the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortyagee shall pay the CODILIS 4 ASSOCIATES P.0 tSWO3O NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, SUrit cation for sales held at other county venues where The Judicial Sales & ASSOCIATES, LLC, 230 W. Monroe Street, Suite #1125, ChiCago, IL assessments required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 100, BURR RIDGE, IL 6O27, 16301 794-9876 Please refer to file number Corporation conducts foreclosJire sales. 60606, 1312) 541-9710 Please refer to file number 16-4223. 605/18.510-il, 14-16-15962 For information, contact Plaintiff's attorney: POTESTIVO & ASSOCI- THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION IF YOU APE THE MORTGAGOR IHOMEOWNERI, YOU HAVE THE RIGHT THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION ATES PC., 223 WEST JACKSON BLVD. STE 610, Chicago. IL 60606, (3121 One South Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 13121 TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER One South Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-a650 13121 263-6003 Please refer so file nsmber 103020 236-SALE OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-17011cl OF THE 236-SALE THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA1ON You can also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at w'ww.tjsc com for a ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW You can also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at w.tsc,com for a One South Wacker Drive, 24th Floot Chicago, IL 606O64650 13121 7 day status reDort of pending sales You will need u photo identification issued by a government agency 7 day status report of pending sales. 236-SALE JOHNSON. BLUMBERG & ASSOCIATES, LLC Idriver's license, passport, etc.( in Order to gain en'tiy into our buildiag CODILIS & ASSOCIATES, P.C. you can also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at .tJbc,com for a 230 W. Monroe Street, Suite e1125 and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the same identifi- i5W03O NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE 100 7 das status report of pending sales Chicago, IL 60606 cation for sales held at other county venues where The Judicial Sales BURR RIDGE, IL 60527 POTOSTIVO & ASSOCIATES, PC. 13121 541-9710 Corporation conducts foreclosure sales. 16301 794-5300 223 WEST JACKSON BLVD. STE 610 E-Mail [email protected] For information contact The sales clerk, SHAPIRO KREISMAN 6 ASSO- E-Mail: pleadingseil cslegal.corn Chicago, IL 60606 Attorney File NO. 16-4223 ClAIES, LLC, 211 WIJKEGAN RD. SUITE 301, Bunnockburn, IL 60015, Attorney File FTo. 14-16-05962 13121 263-0003 Attorney Code 40342 (8471 291-1717 FOr information call between the hours o) 1pm - 3pm. Attorney ARDC No 00468002 E-Mail. [email protected] Case Number, 16 CH 14-492 Please refer to file number 16-079690. AttorneyCode 21762 Attorney File No. 103020 TJSCR' 37-7448 THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION Case Number 17 CH 002303 Attorney Code 43932 NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, you are One South Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 13121 TJ5CB' 37-7665 CaseNumber 17 CH 00913 advised thut Plaintiff's attorney is deemed to be a debt collector at- 236-SALE NOTE, Purusantto the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act you are TJSCB: 37-7474 tempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used You can also visit The Judicial Sales corporation at .tjvC.com tor a advised that Plaintiff's attorney is deemed to be a debt collector at- NOTE' Pursuant to she Fair Debt Collection Practiceu Act you are for that purpose. 7 day status report of pending sales. tempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used advised that Plaintiff's attorney is deemed to he a debt collector at- 3059432 SHAPIRO KREISMAN & ASSOCIATES, LLC for that purpose tempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used 9/2R/2017, 10/5/2017, 10/12/2017 5208556 2121 WAUKEGAN RD , SUITE 301 3062286 for that purpose Bannockburn, IL 60015 10/5/2017, 10/12/2017, 10/19/2017 5224054 3059900 18471 291-1717 10/5/2017, 10/12/2017, 10/19i'2017 5223912 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS E-Mail' ILNotiCes@Io s.com COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIVISION Attorney File No. 16 79690 APARTMENT FOR APARTMENT FOR US BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION AS TRUSTEE AttorneyCode 42168 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT DF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS SUCCESSOR IN INTEREST TO BANK OF AMERICA, Case Number: 16 CH 9050 RENT? RENT? COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIVISION NATIONAL ASSOCIATION AS TRUSTEE AS SRM TO TJSC#' 37-7615 US BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, LASALLE BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE NOTE Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act you are The search begins The search begins Plaintiff, FOR CE4RTIFICATEHOLDERS OF BEAR STEARNS ASSET advised that Plaintiff's attorney is deemed to be a debt Collector at- vs SECURITIES I LLC; ASSET BACKED CERTIFICATES temoting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used here! Many here! Many SHERRY J SMITH; CAPITAL ONE BANK (USAI NA SUCCESSOR IN INTER- SERIES 2007-HE7; for that psrpose apartment and home apartment and home EST TO CAPITAL ONE BANK: Plaintiff, 3061469 THE FOUNTAIN COURT CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION, AN ILLINOIS vs 10/5/2017, 10/12/2017. 10/19/2017 5223928 hunters check the hunters check the NOT FOR PROFIT CORPORATION, CRAIG TOLAN, NANCY TOLAN; UNKNOWN DWNERS Defendants, Clossifieds before Clossifieds before 17 CH 28 GENERALLY AND NONRECORD CLAIMANTS; IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTS', illinois, County Department Defendants, looking far a new looking tor a new NOTICE OF SALE 16 CH 3814 Chancery Division. Jennifer Spinney, as independent Esecutor of The PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of Estate ot David A. Spinney, Deceased, Plaintiff, vs. Chicago Title Land place to live. place to live. Foreclosure and Sale entered in she above entitled cause Intercounty NOTICE OF SALE Trust Company as Trustee under Trust Agreement dated July 31, 2013, PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of Fore- Advertise your rental Advertise your rental Judicial Sales Corporation WI) on Friday, November 3, 2017 at the hour known at Trust No B002362525 et al., Defendants. Case No. of 11 am. in their office at i2OWest Madison Street, Suite 718A, Chi- closure and Sale entered in the above entitled cause on February 6, 16CH 7938, Sheriff's No 170226 -001F units with us to get a units with us ta get a 201 7 Intercounty Judicial Sales Corporation will on Monday, November cago, Illinoit, sell at public auction to she highest bidder for cast, as set Pursuant to a Judgment made and entered by said Court n the above f0195 below, the following described mortgaged real estate: 6, 2017 at the hour of 11 am. in their office at 120 West Madison entitled cause, Thomas 1. Dart, Sheriff of Cook County, Illinois, will on jump an the jump on the Street, Suite 71RA, Chicago, Illinois, sell at public auction to the highest Pl N 11-19-401-025-1362 November 6, 201?, at 1.00 PM in Room LLO6, Richard J. Daley Ces- competition! Coli competition) Call Commonly known as 856 Hinman Avenue Apartment 3N, Evanston, bidder for cash, as set forth below, the following described mortgaged ter, 50 West Washington Street Chicago, Illinois, sell at public auction real estate' 866-399-0537 or visit 866-399-0537 or visit IL 60202 the following described premises and real estate mentioned in said The mortgaged real estate is improved with a condominium resi- P.1 N 04-24-1O3-O35-O0 Judgment Commonly known as 444 Wagner Road, NOrthfie)d IL 60093. ploceonod. p)oceonad. dence The purchaser of she unit other than a mortgagee shall pay the PIN: 10-15-101-024-1061 assessments and the legal fees required by subdivisions IgIll) and lgJ The mortgaged real estate is improved with a single family residence. Common Address: 9558 GrOss Point Rd., Unit 504A, Skokie, IL 60076. tribunesuburbs,cam tribunesuburbs.com If the subteCt mortgaged rea) estate is a unit of a common interest (41 of Section 9 of the Condominium Property Act Improvements. Condominium Unit. sale termu' 10% down by certified funds, balance, by certified funds, community, the purchaser of she unit other than a mortgagee shall Sale shall be under the following terms. tO% ut the time of sale, bal pay the assessments re5uired by subsection l&'ll of Sechon 185 of within 24 hOurs. NO refundo The property will NOT be open for in- the Condominium Property Act. unce due Within 24 hours plus interest ut statutory Judgment rate os opection any unpaid portion for the date of sale: all payments must be n certi- For information call Sales Department at Plaintiff's Attorney, Manley Sale terms: 10% down by certified funds, balance, by certified funds, fed funds or cashier's check within 24 hours, No refunds. The property will NOT be open for in- BUSINESS OWNERS BUSINESS OWNERS Deas Kochalski, LLC, One East Wacker Drive, Chicago, Illinois 60601 Sale shall be subject to general tases, special assessments, and any 16141 220-5611 16-033260 F2 spection orior first mortgages For information call Ms. Kimberl Advertise with US' Advertise with us! INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALES CCRPORATION S, Reid at Plaintiff's Attorne , Kluever The purchaser ofThe unit other than a mortgagee shall pay the assess- & Platt, L.L.C., 65 East Wacker Plce, Chicago, Illinois 60601 (12l 236- Selling Officer, (3121 444-1122 0077 ments and the legal fees required by 765 1LtS6OS/9IgJlll and lgJ)41. 3062776 Premises will NOT be open For inspection. 9/28/2017, 10/5/2017, 10/12/2017 5208634 INTERCOUN1Y JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION For information: Timothy J. Hammersmith; Musuda Funai, Eifert & The Clossifieds Can The Classitieds can Selling Officer, (3121 444-1122 Mitchell (90523). 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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY ILLINOl NOTICE OF A FINANCE THIS ORDINANCE MAY BE CITED AS COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY OIVIION CAR OWNERS ADVERTISERS COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE VILLAGE ORDINANCE NUMBER OCWÎN LOAN S[RVCING. LLC, Bid Notice MEETING 5 A CHANGE TO 1710-P-4329 PIaintitl, Speed up the sale of THE TIME Of A REGULAR WHEREAS, the Village cf SkoSie (herenafter "ViIlagel is a home rule vs Readers will motor your cor! Advertise BOARD MEETiNG municipality in accordance with the Constitution sí the State of Illinois DONATO CLEMENTE, RANK OF AMERICA, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION AS The Board of Park Commission- 119701, and S/I/I TO LASALLE RANK, N A to your classified in our Classified ers of the Glencoe Park District WHEREAS, as a home rule municipality, the Village has the author- UNKNOWN HEIRS AND LEGArEES OF DONATO CLEMENTE, IF ANY; UN automobile od. Visit section todayl Visit ADVERTiSEMENT has CHANGED THE TIME of the ity to adopt ordinances pertaining to its government and affairs the KNOWN OWNERS AND NON The Board of Education of Lin- October 17 Regular Board meet- declaration of surplus oropeniy, tIre disposition of property and the RECORD CLAIMANTS, placeanad. placeanad.tribune colnwood SchoolDistrict No ing and scheduled a Finance protection of the public health, safety and welfare of its citizens; and Detendants tribunesuburbs.com suburbs,com or call 74 is soliciting bids for Worhers' Committee of the Whole meet- WHEREAS, the Village is tIte owner of the real estate commonly 17 CH 348* Compensation insurance cover- ing. Scheduled for Tuesday, known as 8110 Lincoln Avenue, Skokie, Illinois, Ihereinafter "Sublect NOTICE OF SALE or call 866-399-0537. us at 866-399-0537. age Bid Specifications and 0th- October 17, 2017 is a Finance Property"(, and PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of er documents are available at Committee of the 60iole meet- WHEREAS, when purchased by the VIllage O 2009, tIre Sublecl Prop- Foreclosure and Sale entered n the above entitled cause Intercousty the administratme offices, 6950 ing at 7.00 p m to be immedi- erty was located within the boundary of the Downtown Tan Increment Judicial Sales Corporation will on Tuesday, October 31, 2017 at the NOTICE OF FINDING OF NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACT ON THE N. East Praine Rd LlncoinwoOd, ately followed by the Regular Finance District 90-ilhereinatter "1W District"l and was acquired b hour of ti a m in their office at 120 West Madison Street, Suite 71 BA, ENVIRONMENT S Il. 60712. Bids must be submit- October Board meeting to be the Village for the purpose of furttienng the goals of the TIF Distric Chicago, Illinois, sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, as NOTICE Of INTENT TO REQUEST A RELEASE OF FUNDS ted by 10:00am on November held at 999 Green Bay Rd. Glen- and set forth below, the following described mortgaged real estate. October 12, 2017 2, 2017 con, IL 60022 bVRERE,AS, 5ub5euent IO the purchase, the TIF District was dissolved P.1 N. 13-lt-i10-037DO30. 10/12/201 7 5236854 in 2514 to Village Ordinance Number 14-12-F-4106 and the enisting Commonly known as 4508 North Newcastle Avenue, Harwoori Ms. Audra Hamernik, Euecutive Director s/s Lisa M. Sheppard, Secretary Downtown Science and Technology Tax Increment Finance District Heights, IL 60706 Illinois Housing Development Authority Glencoe Board st Park Commis- ihereinafter "Downtown TIFI was amended to include the Subject The mortgaged real estate is improved with a single tamily residence 1 1 1 E Wackerl3r. Suite 1000 Public Hearings sioners Property in 2015 pursua'ittsVillageordinance Number 15-11-F-4177; lt the sublect mortgaged real estate is a unit of a common interest Chicago, Illinois 615601 10/12/2017 5236581 and community, the purchaser of the unit other than a mortgagee shall (312) B36-S398 IM-IEREAS, the funds usad to purchase the Subtect Property were a bay the assessments required by subsection 1g-11 of Section lt.5 of financial obligation of 115v TIF District and now the Downtown TIF' and P&ib!ii' Notices M-fERLAS the Village received an offer to purchase the Subtect prop- fed Condominium Property Act. These notices shall satisfy two separate but related procedural re- puel_IC NOTiCE Sale terms 10% down by certified funds, balance, by certified funds, quirements for activities to be undertaken by the Illinois Housing De- erty from lAr Guido NerLtor the development of a wised-use develop- The Evanston City Council will ment project The sale -md anticipated development of the Sub(ect within 24 hours, No refunds The properly will NOT be open for in- velopment Authority be conducting a public hearin spection Property will further the purpose of the Downtown TIF, and on Safurday, October 28, 201 WHEREAS, the Village,in the exercise of its home rule powers. For information call the Sales Clerk at Plaintiff's Attorney The Wirbicki TO ALL INTERESTED AGENCIES, GROUPS AND PERSONS at 9 an to give consideration NOrtttbrOOk Schoof District 28 Law GrOup 33 West Monroe Street, Chicago, Illinois 60603. 13121 360- hereby approves the sa e of the SubJect Property to Mr Guido Neri, to the Fiscar Year 2018 Pro willbe conducting anearly for the purchase price of Two Hundred Seventy Thousand Dollars 9455 W17-b124 REQUEST FOR RELEASE OF FUNDS posed Budget Document The Childhood screening on Tuesday, INTERCOUNTY IUDICIAL SALESCORPORATION October 24, 251 7 tor residents 15270,000 001, and total amount of the Fiscal Year WHEREAS, a copy of the Real Estate Sale Contract with Mr Guido Neri Selling Officer, 13121 444-1122 On or about October 30, 20i7, the above-named Illinois Housing De- 2018 Proposed Budget forall three to tian years of ageChil- 1306T445 velopment Authority (the Authorityl will authorize the Cook County funds, less Inlerfunif Iransters dren ages 3 to S will partiçipate is attached hereto as Esliibit1", and 9/28/2017, 10/5/2017, 10/12/2017 5208589 Housing Authority (HACC) to submit a request tp the U.S. Department 1W-tEBEAS, the Village Munager and Corporation Counsel recommend- is 5338,888,34-4 The purpose st in a play-based screening in the ed to the Mayor and Borrdof Trustees that the Sutqect Property be of Housing and Urban Development IHUDI, Office of Public Housin 1155 hearing is to allow for public areas ofcognition,language, for the release of Federal funds under the Prolect Based Voucher IFs sold Is Mr Guido Neri ard the Real Estate Sale Contract be approved, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY ILLINOIS input on tile proposed budget fineandgrossmotorskins, Program under CFR 983.58 for the following prolect functioning. and the Mayor and Boati of Trustees concurred in the aforesaid rec- COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DlVllON document social-emotional ommendation; and The hearing Will be held on the and adapted skills Screenings U.S BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION Project Name/ID. Evanston P511 - IHDA PIO 811432 WHEREAS, the Mayor and noard of Trustees have determined that the Plaintiff, second flooroftIreLorraine are by appointment only. To proposed development by Mr Guido Neri is in the best interests of Purpose. Housing Opportunities for Women Il-105W is proposing to ac H. Morton Civic Center, in the schedule a screening, please quire and construct a permanent supportive housing development, James C. Lytle Council Cham- contact Helene Josephson, Ad- tIre Village; 5NDRA SANTILLAN, SECRETARY OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOP- located at 2215 Dempster St., Evanston, IL Tse proposed proJect also NOW, TIIREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and Board of Trust' MENT, GRAND ELM CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION, UNKNOWN OWN- bers located at 21(5) Ridge AV- ministrative Assistant for Early ens of tIse Village of Skofoe, Cook County, Illinois involves demolition of a single family home located at that same ad- childhood at 847-504-3809. If ERS AND NON RECORD CLAIMANTS dress. The proposed location of the new development will include esue, Evanston, Illinois Section 1 That the preambles to this Ordinance are hereby incorpo- Defendants Copies of the Fiscal Year 2518 your childis younger than 3 rated in this Sechon 1 as if folly set forth herein that parcel along with a vacant parcel located at 1305 Pitner Ave., Proposed Budget are available and you have concerns about 2016 CH 13950 Evanston Secson 2' That the property legally described above with the common 7936 W GRAND AVE APT 1W at the Evanston Public Library, his/herdevelopment, elesse address of 8110 Lincoln Tuenue. Skokie, Illinois, is located within the Elmwood Park, IL 60707 15e EvanstOn PublicLibrary contact Jenna Dutfy, Assistant The proposed new development will be a three utory elevator sersed, Direcror of Student Services at Village of Skokie and within tEle Downtown Science and Technology NOTICE OF SALE NoGh Branch,theEvanston Tan Increment Finance District 16 unit development, and include 8 one-bedroom and t Iwo-bedroom Public Library Chicago Avenue/ 847-506-3848 PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of Fore- apartments The average one- and Iwo-bedroom units will be 575 and Section 3' That pursuant To its flame rule authority and applicable stat. closure and Sale entered in the above cause on July 21 , 201 7, an agent Main Street Branch, at the CIty 10/5,10/12,10/19/2017 utes, the Mayor and Board of Trustees of the Village of Skokie hereby 740 square feet There will be pnvate spaces for case management, Clerk's Office tor public review, 5213401 for The ludicial Sales Corporation, will at 1030 AM on November iS, an on-site property manager office, and a loungeand community aun- find that it is no longer necessary, appropriate, or in the best interest 201 7 at The Judicial Sales Corporation, Doe South Wacker Drive, CHI- and online at www.cityofevan- of the village of Skokie that it retain the real properly, legally described dry facilities All units wit be affordable to families with incomes at stun.org/budget The public is CAGÓ, IL, 60606 SeIl at public auction to the highest bidder, as set or below 30% st the area median income. HOW has applied for 12 above, and'commonly kniwn as 8110 Lincoln Avenue, Skokie, Illinois. forth below, the lollowing described real estate: invited to attend or may submit and that the sale and development shall proceed according to the prolect Based Vouchers IPBVs) through the Regional Housing Inniatine, comments in writing to the City Commonly known as 79'T16 W GRAND AVE APT 1W, Elmwood Park, IL which HACC will administer APARTMENT FOR Real Estate Sale Csntracl between Mr Guido Neri and the salage, a 60707 Manager's Office, 2100 Ridge copy of which is attached hereto as Euhibit "1 Property Indeu No 12-25-316-137-leni. The proposed development will be built With structural steel frame Avenue, Evanston, Illinois 60201 RENT? Section 4' That the fee s mple title to the Sublect Property shall be The real estate is improved With a single family residence with non-combustible light gauge steel trusses and studs and a cor- orbudgetinquiriesiocityofevan- transferred tor redevelopment or other valid municipal purposes. Tire udgment amount was Si 52,99604 rugated concrete tilled steerdeds, with masonry veneer interior con- ston,org. The search begins Section 5 That the Real /state Sale Contract with Mr. Guido Neri is Sale terms' 25% down of the highest bid by certified funds al the The City 0f Evanston is commit- hereby approved, sublec' to any revisions approved by the Village sists of 16 units with a common space on each floor lIbrary, lounge, ted to making all public meet- here! Many close of the sale payable to The Judicißl Sales Corporation. NO third and laundryl and associated circulation and mechanical Common Manager and the Corporarion Counsel Party checks will be accepted The balance in certified funds/or re areas on each floor will be accessible. Finishes will include carpet in ingo accessible to persons with apartment and home Section 6: That the Village Manager is Eervby authorized to esecute transfer, is due within twenty.four 1241 hours. No tee shall be paid the bedrooms, durable commercial grade vct in the public rooms and disabilities. Any citizen needing hunters check the the Real Estate Sale Contract with Mr Guido Neri, and directed to pro- by the nrortgagee acquiring tse residential real estate pursuant to its mobility or communications ac coed with the sale of the SubJect Property common areas, and ceramic tile in The bathrooms. Wall tile installed ceso assistance should contact credit bid atihe sale or by ¿ny mortgagee, ludgmen.t creditor, or other in select locations. Classifieds before Section 7 That this Ordirance shall be in full force and effect from lienor acquiring the resicfential real estate whose rights in and to the Facilihes Management at 18-471 and aher its passage, approval and oublication in pamphlet form and residential rearestate arene prior to the sale The sublect property is 866-2916, 1847)448-8045, or looking for a new The euterior will be a combination of Jumbo brick masonry 1040 col- in the Skokie Review on October 12, 2017 and October 19, 2017, as ouSted to general real estate taues. special assessments, or special Ors) and glass curtain wall, with select areas receiving a metal mesh 18471 448-8064 (TOOl place to live. provided by law taxés levied against said reel estate and is offered for sale without any trellis, specifically including the vntry canopy structure The wall near- 10/12/2017 5237637 Advertise your rental representation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse est to the entry doors will have a large mural ADOPTED this 204 day of October, 2017, to Plaintiff and in AS IS condition TIte sale is further sublect to con- Prolect Location: 2215 Dempster St and 1305 Pitner Ave , Evanston, units with us to get a firmation by the court Notice of Uncolnwood Publïc Ayes 6 lBromberg, Gray-Keeler, Klein, RoberTs, Sutker, Van Ouseni IL 60201 Hearing lump on the Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a Total Estimated Cost: 2,200,860.00 over 15 years Nays:s Certificafe of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real Notice is hereby given that on Absent t lUIrichI estate after confirmation of the sale Wednesday, November 1, 2517 competition! Call The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no Conditions for approval. Installation of passive radon system to be in- at 7:00 p.m ,the Plan CorTi- 866-399-0537 or visit cluded in Architectural and Construction plans. Radon re-testing to oc- mission will conduct a Public Attested and tiled in my 051cv this 3rd day of October. 251 7, and pub- representation as to the condition of the property. Prospective bidders cur after installation of passive radon system and prior to occupancy placeanad, lished in pamphlet form according to Jaw horn October 3rd, 2017 to are admonished to check the court tile to verity all information Hearing on the matter below in October 13th, 2017. If this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at and if tests result come back at 4 0 pCl/L sr higher than an active the Council Chambers Room of tribijnesuburbs.com system will be installed IDNR letter regarding the Illinois threatened Village Huh, 6900 North Lincoln the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assess- species Eastern Sand Darter whether the project will have an adverse Village Clerk ments and the legal fees reruired by The Condominium Property Ave/tue, LincolnWood, Illinois Approved by me this 3rd day of If this property is a condominium impact or no impact on this species must be sent to IHDA prior to the Case ePC-13-17 Zoning Code Act, 765 JLCS 605/91g)I1I and lgl(4l start of construction October, 2017. unit which is part of a common interest community, the purchaser of Teut Amendment - Regulations Mw/or, Village of Skokie the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the PermittingAuto/Light Truck BUSINESS OWNERS 10/12, 101972017 522941C assessments required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS FINDING OF NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACT Sales and Service Uses as Spe- cial Uses in the O, Office District Advertise with us! 605/18 51g-il The Authority has determined that the above protect will have no NORTH SHORE MOSQUITO IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR Il-IOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT AUTOMOTIVE significant impact on the human environment. Therefore, an Environ- Village Board Referral of a Tun- ABATEMENT DISTRICT FIJBLIc TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER mental Impact Statement under the National Enmronmental Policy Act NOTiCE OF ADOPTION OF PRE- OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE '74TH SECTION 15-17011Cl OF THE ng Code Teut Amendment to of 1969 (NEPAl is not re5uiredAdditional prolect information is con- consider permitting Auto/Light The Clossifieds can VAILING WAGE STANDARDS ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW tamed in the Environmental Review Record IERRI on file at the above PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on You will need a photo identification issued by a government agency Truck Sales and Sers!ce Uses showcase your address in the Multifamily Financing Department ano may be euam- in the O, Office Distnct. The July 13, 2017 the Euecutise Di- ldriver's license, passport, etc I in order to gain entry into our building med or copied Ifor a feel weekdays 0:30 am, to 5:00 p business and rector and Board of Trustees and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the saine identif i- sublecr properties include all of the North Shore Mosbuits cation for sales held at other county venues where The ludicial Sales properties in the O, Office Dis- servicest Advertise Autos for Sale PUBLIc COMMENTS trict, generally located north of AbatementDistrict udopted Corporation conducts foreclosure sales your cleaning Ordinance 17100, determining For information, contact Plaintiff s attorney MARINOSCI LAW GROUP, West Touhy Avenue and fronting orevailing wages pursuant to PC., 134 N LaSalle St., STE i900 Chicago, IL 60602, (3121 945-8580 Any indivrdual, group, or agency may submit written comments so on sr between North Cicers Au- service, mortgage the ERR to the Authority's Multifamily Financing Department All com- voue and North Lincoln Avenue. 820 ILCS 130/1' et seq., the lIli- 1966 FOrci Mustang Sprint Please refer to file number i6-i2'i9 ments received by Octdber 27, 201 7 will be considered by the Author- nois Prevailing Wage Act, which THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION Thistest amendment would company or daycare 200 MilliOnth MustanZ ity prior to authorizing submission of a rpouest for release of funds. determinationisnow eifer- Package Burgundy, 2 door One South Wacker Orine, 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 13121 maintain tIte nuisting O, Office with us today! live Published by Order ol the 236-SALE District zoning designation, and hard top, automatic, power ENVIRONMENTAL CERTIFICATION permit Auto/tight Truck Sales Esecutive Director and Eoard brakes I owner, all records, You can also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at www tlsc.com for a of Trustees of the North Shore i dab status report of pendìng sales and Seivice uses as Special Call 866-399-0537or needs some body work, The Authority certifies to HUD that the Authority and Ms. Audra Uses in the O, Office District. MOstlUitO Abatement District: S5500. 630-3551164 MA1gNOSCI LAW GROUP, PC Flamernik, in herofficial capacity as certifyng Officerconsents to ac ROGER NASCI 134 N LaSalle St. STE t9 Discussion may also include ad- visit usonlineat cept the luriSdiCtion of the Federal Courts it an action is brought to en- EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 1993 OldsmObile Cutlass ChiCa2o, IL 606O force responsibilities inrelation to the environmental review process ditionalr ulations specifically placeanad. tribu ne 10/12/2017 5236924 (3121 4O-8StO related touto/Ligflt Truck Sales dens- White. intenor like new and that these responsibilities have been satisfied HUD's approval of and Service uses in the O, Office suburbs.com 51000 or offer (7051444-1226 E-Mail' mlgilomlg-detaultlaw cow the certification satisfies its responsibilities under the NEPA lNational Attorney File No 16-12919 District, as well as consideration Environmental Policy Act of 19691 and related lawn and authorities of Other Zoning Code Amend- Hionda Civic For Sale Honda Attorney Code, 59049 and allows the Cook County Housing Authority to use Program funds, Case Number 2016 CH 13950 mentO that may be discovered Storage - Legal Civic EX 1997 143,000 miles TJSC#. 37-t736 during review 01 this case. runs wet some body damage NOTE Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act you are OBJECTION TO RELEASE OF FUNDS APARTMENT FOR and minor repairs needecL advised that Plaintiff s attorney is deemed to be a debt collector at- Dated: october 9, 21117 Asking 1500. Contact TK Zip tempting ro collect a debt and any information obtained will be used HUD Will accept oblections to its release of fund and the Authority's 10/12/2017 5238724 RENT? code 0430 708-967-7135(Hl certification for a period of fifteen days following the anticipated sub- 312-996-6509 1W) for that purpose NOTiCE OF PUBLIC SALE 10/12/2011,10/19/2017. 10/26/2017 5231802 mission date or its actual receipt of the re5uest (whichever is lateO The search begins only it they are on one of the following bases'Ial the certification TO BE HELD AT: THE LOCE UP Hyundai Azera Limited 2006 was not euecuted by the Certifying Officer of the Authority, pr (bi the here! Many SELF STORAGE Excellent condition 58k Authority has omitted a step srtailed to make a decision or finding re- SELL SELL SELL oportment and home 1832 W Juneway Terrace, Chi- Onginal miles 1 owner, black quired by HOD regulations at 24 CFR part 58; IcI the grant recipient or cago, Illinois, 60626 extlbeige leather nt. sunroof. SELL YOUR STUFF NEW AD other participants in the development process have committed funds, Your Stuff! hunters check the DATE: 10/26/2017 BEGINS AT' 84,00 847-989-7641 incurred costs or undertaken acuivities not authorized by 24 CFR Part Placing on od in the Classifieds before lo OOAM PLACEMENT 58 before approval of a release of funds ho HOD or IdI another Federal CONDITIONS: All units wilbe PlaCing O classified agency acting Oursuant to 40 CFR Part 1h04 has submitted a writ- clossifieds is the most looking for a new sold to the highest bidder sids The Classifleds are taken Only for each unit in its od is the most cost- ten finding that the project is unsatistactoiy from the standpoint of cost-effective way to place ta live. CAR OWNERS available for ad environmental quality Oblections must be prepared and submitted in entirety Payment must be mode effectiVe way to sell accordance with the required procedures 124 CFR Part 58, Sec SB 761 sell your home, car Advertise your rentot by cash, credt card, or cars- Our Transportation placement 24 hours a and shall be addressed to HUD to the attention of Douglas C. Gordon tied funds No personal checks Classifieds will drive your home, car, or Acting Director, Office of Public Housing, Chicago HUD Field Office, ñ orvaluablest Call units with us to get o accepted. All goods must be day, i days a week, 365 Westlackson Boulevard, Room 2400, Chicago, IL 60604. Oblections 866-399-0537 or go jump on the removed from the unit wdhin readers to your valuables f to the release of funds on bases other than IhOhe stated above will 24 hOurs. Payment due irrsne days a year for your not be considered by HUD No objection received after November id, online to placeonad. competition! Call diately upon acceptance of bid outomobile ad! Call convenience! 2017 will be considered by HOD. Potential Obtectors should contact tribunesuburbs.com 866-399-0537 or visit Unit availability subfect to prior 866-399-0537 orvisit Call 866-399-0537 or go HOD to venity the actual last day of the objection period. settlement of account. online to placeadad, Visit placeonod, ta ploce your placeanod, UNIT 2018 TENANT' Kr9stal placeanad,tribune Ms Audra Hamernik Executive Director advertisement. tribunesuburbs.com Worrell - suburbs.Com tribunesuburbs.com. tribunesuburbs.com 10/12/2017 523700d 10/a, 10/12/2017 b198494 20 $7,009.99; Illiovis Enansamental Protection Agency, Fiscal Services Section - $1 .000 09: Illinois Municipal VILLAGE OF NORRIDGE EXPENDITURES FOR ThE FISCAL YEAR ENDED APRIL 30, 2017 League - $1 .285 00: Illinois Municipal Retirement Fund - $31 5,949.53, Illinois Paper & Copier Company ABOUBI Treasurers Reoort SALARIES - ALL DEPARTMENTS IN AU. FUNDS Impact Netwcrking Inc. - $6,364.63. Insight Public Statement of Cash and Securities as at April 30,2017 and Statement st Revenues and GENERAL FUND. Alelandre,Luis - $96,433 35, Oiongi, Paul - $81,886.37: Auriemma, Salvatore- $8,377.57; lIIiaOis Public Risk Fund - $220,921 00; - $2,986.21 , J.G. Uniformo Inc. - $3,807.00: Jennings Chevrolet - Eapenditures tsr the Fiscal Year ended April 30.2017 $122,698.69; Avine, Vaina Marie - $12,569.80; Avino, Frank - $3,000.00; Beckman, Anthony - $97,78097;Sector, toc. - $9,009 03, IP Switch, Inc $10,668.13; JF Industries, Inc. - $6,003 00: Johnson and Colmar - $228,779 49. Kankakee Track Equipment, CASH IN BANES AS OF APRIL 30. 2017 Bell, Hayes A. - $80,395.46, Bielat, Enc - $10,020.00; Boik, Stephen - $83,855.04; Borowiec. Bartlnmiej L GENERAL FUND - $63,73369; Brooks, Kelly - $8,770.45; Budnik, Allan - $4,200.00; Budnik, Debra - $12,000.00, BarkeInc. - $1,136.32; Kagan, Randye A - 52,000.80; Kramer Tree Specialists, InC. - $3,033 00; Krolak, Beata A Cash in BankChecking & Escrow $598,205.99 Amanda - $4,155.32; Cantal, Victnria M. - $41,952 72; Caponigru. Jahn - $4,501.55; Caravia, Michael - - $3,261 00, LB MedWaste Services, Inc - $1 1 52.20, Leads OnLine - St 988 00; Lee. Henry W - 51 , t 75.00, ej Cash in Bank - Illinvis Funds $639,018.71 $4,485 96, Carnee, Aafoeis - $25,810.33; Cananoagh, Kelly - $75,502 09; Chmura, James - $60,000.00; Lee Jensen Sales Co.. Inc. - $7,281 00, Liacone, Nadine - $20CC' 00; LiBaR, LLC - $20,668.00; Lavpt Cash sr Bank - Cichun, Andrew - $3,000 00; Clark, Linda - $9,950.62; Cubirzan, Cornel- $1 752 00; Curten, Eliot- Systems, Inc- $1 000.00: Lorenz and doanciates, Ltd - $1 750.00, Luughran, Bnan E - $4,194.61 : Lurney $8,549.23 Auxiliary Police Insurance Account $1 51 .751 .95; Crimmins, Ruhert J. - $13,798 RB, Caikota, Sarah - $1 5,025.42; Dettluff,Tammy - $36,219; Laodocape Supply - $1,679 76: 12 Entertainment. LLC - $4,500 00, Macku. Edward A - 52,773.73: Major Petty Cash $600.00 Deutscher. Steven R. - $90,007.40; Disselhorst, Danid L- $120,675.00; Itoogarra, Brian - $103,562.10; Case Assistance Team - $3,088.00; Malicki, Pool - $2,000.00; Mar95 Sower & Plumbing Ce - St 1709, Certificates st Depeait $905,849.85 DouaI, David - $63,088.44, EjnA, Linda M. - $10,443.32; Eldifine, Ramia - $1 t 584.94; Falagarin, OemisicMutuel Construction Corp. - $61 .940 73: Master Brew Beverages Inc- $5,723.70, Mazzulla. Perry & Barbara TOTAL GENERAL FUND $2,t 52, 223. 78 S. - $16,090 00. Fanelli, Michael - $73,231.73, Fanelli, Mike - $62,1 tO 00: Fernans, LeoeaJ. - $48,875.04; - $1,800.09, McGosgh,Tam - $19,280 00: Meoards. Melrose Parli - $1,779.46: Meairew Insurance Services MOTOR FUEL TAX RiND - $90,258 60; Ga500r, Brian M. - $132,000 00; Gasean, Katherine M - $69,147 36; Gelsamino, lac, - $153,308.00, MetLde Small Business Conten - $85,496 05: Meyer, Poeta ' $4,487 t 1, MOP Inc Cash in Bank - Money Market $88,772.49 Field. Brian J $35,659.97: Midwest Aufamative Inc- $1 8,502 45, Mildenbergei. Robert - $3,41 1 .y5; Milliman, Inc. Cash in Bank - Illinois Fands $957,208.91 Donald - $16,000.09; Gtiilarducci, Vincent - $32,349.36, Giannaknyvulos, Panagiotias - $93,614.56; Glaub, Certificates uf DepusO $254 2431V Michael - $1 000.00: Geduto, Matthew - $1 24,592.56; Golebìnwski. Richard - $99,074.1 3, Granteldt, Steven $2,800.00: M-K Signo. toc, - $3,625.00; Marrow Brothers Fend - $28,570.00, MPC Communications X TOTAL MOTOR FUEL TAX FUND $1,300,224 50 - $15,000.00; Gregorio, Jacqueline P. - $16,000.00, Grenke, Anne Marie - $3,837.98; Grussart, Dean W, Lighting toc. - $3,782.55; Municipal Cede Corporative - $3.168 75, New Urban 2015 Fand, LLC Cones A WIRELE$S 911 TAX FUND - $74,515.58; Hamden, Laari - $tt,299 24, I-lauptman, Robed - $900.50; annoSa, Adele - 510.443,32; $1 000.00: Now york Life Insuraace - $6.222 46. Nerridge Ace Hardware Home Center - $5,422.02: Norridge Cash in Bank - Checking $67,65836 Jaskiewicz, Margaret O - $15,76820, Jarvsz,WayneV. - $3,000.50; Jermal, Richard W. - $4,500.00; Kaspar,Youth Activities - $21,556.00: North Contrai Council st Mayors - $1,192 00, North East Multi-Regieoul TOTAL WIRELESS 911 TAO FUND $67,658.36 David W. - $50,424.00; Ksorr, Ernest - $104,345 76, Balk, David - $7,536.00, Kremidas, Alyssa - $41.63; Training - $8.605 00: Northern IL Police Alarm Syatem - $6.305 50: Nerweed Park Fire Protection District POLICE PENSION FUND Krlyc. Wendy - $30,1 10.40; Krslak, Beata - $47,1 25.92; Krzysztofczyk, Matthew - $434.76, Kucharoki, Utsulast 000 00, O'Herrsn Co. Inc., Ray - $6,254 OR: Poozarolla, Stephan - 52.000.00, Paoeo loduatrieo. Inc. Cash - Checking $424,322.00 A. - $16,000.00; Larson, William B. - $3,000.00; Las, David - $1,580.00; Le, Hung - sf2,104.75, Lezan, $29,145.59: Paulsen, Ruth - $2,751.87; Paytocdy - $8,316.09. Pekar, Anthony -51,500.0e. Pentegra Cash - Smith Barney Msney Market Justin - $108,527.01 ; Lipski, Caruline - $1 75 76; IJpski, Jessica - $328 38; Ljabicic, Zeifka - $86,686.99; Systems - $20,098.10. Perez, Edgar -$1,328.85, Podurmance Track Repair -$1,899.92: Peters X Acceunts $1,227,480.00 Lt Larscheider, Mdrew - $860 26; Lonscheider, Jacob - $190 88; LsRussn, Resa - $36,919.92; Luughran, A550ciatet, Inc - $1 7,487 50; Physicians Immediate Care Csicago - $4,092.23, Potasa Construction Co., Inc Interest Receivable $61,74900 Brian E. - Sf27,667 34; Macke, Edward - $40,247.70; Magnuann, Janice J. - $5,450 00; MaliciO, Paul V. - st .800.00. Pitney Bowos Postage By Phone - $1 5,095.00; Poirt IT Systems Inc- $1 1 .667.63: Police U.S Treasury Obligations $2,216,078.00 Pessimi Food - $50,000 00: Pomp's Tire Service, lac, - $5,334.91 : Poder Lee Corpuratien - $1 .776.50; Power GNMA Account $5,607.00 - $102,664.53; ManaDo, Dominic - $5,107.40; Morti, Bonite - $12,1 ¶6 55, Masoars, Bichard - $8,910.00; Corporate Stocks-Commun $13,721,843.00 Mazurkiewicz, Timothy C. - $1 t 3,64t .95; McGready, Adam - $760.00; McGready, Laara - $600.00; Meyer, Equipment Leasing Co. - 53.000.53: Presence Physicians Immediate Care LLC - $1 .800.00; Presence Exchange Traded Fund $1,600,485.00 Paula - $91 576 34; Meza, Adam - $35,929.57, Mildenberger, Robert K. - 596.93603, Miroslaw, ChdstopherResurrection - $2,331 .97, Prashrod Nerth - 52,988 00; PreWare - $4,662 83: Public Safety Corporation - Mutual Funda $2,565,741 00 $3,000.00; Mejek Sr , Greg F. - $92,726.62; Mentana, Jveeph-$0,345.57; Mentuleene,Antheny - $900.00; $4,045.00; Radicke, Kenneth M.-51,747.05; Ramirez, Gabriel- $2,751.07: Raptor Industries, Inc Manicipal Bends $302,24600 Marphy, Raymned - $9,514.05; Nasca, Anthony - $600.00: O'Connell, Diana J. - $70,243.96, OSando III, $4,391 .06: Rod Wing Shoe Stare - $1 050 93: Regional Truck Equipment Co - $6,710.37. Rein. John J - Corporate Bonds $1,428,415 09 Louis P. - $123,017.19; Falumbe, Jaseph - $8,863.31 ; Panepintu. Ross D. - $12,977.00; Paulsen, Ruth M. -$2,620.37; Ricmar Industries - $4,21 2.06. Bsesch Fend - $5,508.85, RoDano Gambino & Sen Landscaping, Certificate st Depasa $2,047.375.00 $77,672.02; Fawola, Gene - $700 Od; Fekar Jr., Anthony F - $90,904 61 : Perez, Edgar - $96,677.29, Peters, Inc. - $1,500.00; Russo's Power Equipment Inc- 56,013,54, ffydin Decal - $3,676.80; Sam Jaotelezio $25,601,343.00 TOTAL POLICE PENSION FUND Terry L. - $57,371 .48, Pezzuto, Demenic - $1 1 00.00; Picharda. Michael - $97,494 75; RadiCke, Kenneth M.-Insurance - $15,600.00: Com'o Club MC/SYNCB - $22,765 ti: Sargos Range Service Inc- 51,623.50, WATER AND SEWER FUND $79,999.92; Radicke,RosanneF - $35,105.52; Ramirez,Gabr,el - $105,787.13; Rein,JehaJ. -$60,048.00; Schmeda, William- $1 UDO DO: Schober, Wayne R- 51 489.64: Schrneder Aaphas Services, Inc. - Cash in Bank - Checking $44 092tS Rein, John F.- $14,642.50; Ribaude, Michael A. - $10,847.39; Rice, Nicholas - $108,946.28; Rio-Ramirez,$51 897.00; Seamless Doca - $2,500.00, Senior's AUaistance Carter - $50,000.06, Sentinel Technologies TOTAL WATEH AND SEWER FUND 44,09215 Joshua - $5,584.00: Rnman,Jamie - $10,782 29; Ronstadt,Andrew - $3,090.00: Resudo, Luis -$101.082,82; toc,- 514,493 00: Sops, Inc.- $4,388.40: Sherwin Industries Inc.-$9,428.09, Sidwell Company REVENUES FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDED APRIL 30. 2017 $48,116.00; SimpleeGrinnetl LP -56,791.63. Sitechie Finger Pont Laboratories- $1,123 12: Skupien. GENERAI. RIND Resade Jr., Samael - $98,659 98: Babine, Vincenzo - $14,367.01 : Rzewsicki, Ashley - $1 236.00: Contes, Posi - $1,588.00; Santacci, Leenards - $12,521.16; Sasiadek, Anda - $89,171.67; Schoben. Wayne R. -Joanva - $2,089.39. Smithereen Pest Management Comices - $7 550 00, Snopek, Arleadiusz - $1,00006. Read and Bridge Tax $7917366 Sotiak Reporting Services - $1 860 00: Snlarwinds - $4,499.00: Spain, Joseph M. - $2,776.34: Speed O Lite Illinois Sales Tua $4350304.89 $1 31 909.34; Simon, Maria - $56,848.37. Skupien, Joanna - $72,999 84: Sloniec, Adam - 5107,929.75; flume Role Sales Tuo $4592980.88 Smiegowski, RObert - 512,21 1.09: Smith, Chrisfopoer - $102,457.65, Spain, Jooeph - $105,000 DO; Spain,. $8,596 70: Stanard X Associates, Inc - $2,576 40, Standard Eqinpment Company . $35,922 25: Standard State of Illinois Income Tas $1387440.63 Patricia - $37,426.08, Stach, William - $4,145.96, Straughn, Michael - $600 00: Strempek, Deuglasu S. - Fencing Co .Inc- $6,615.00: Staples Credit Plan - $6,380.45: State Treasurer - $4,080.00: Steveas Une Tas $36 030 41 $67,536.00; Salimawski, Dominic A - $16,000 00: Szewczyk, Stephanie - $57,788.64; Szmidt-Sakalski, Chemical Company - $3,093.23; Suburban Accents Inc. - $2,017 60: Sarde Landocape Contractors Ic. - Replacemeot Tao - State ut Illinnio $30002.37 Kamita - $7,971.81; Tunnhauser, Daniel - $16,000.00; Termine, Calleen - $7,049.23: Thvmpaan, Richard $54,345.00. Szkutnik, John X Grazyna - $1 900 00, Tasar Irtervatinoal . $3,954.14, Temple Diaploy LTD - Replacement Tas - Narweud Park $223856 - $3,000 00: Tsmasso, Nick - $1 457.52; Tomaszewski, Geerge M - $1 01 770.1 1 : Tamaszewski, Kathryo R. -$44,266.35: Tocar Petroleum Company - $9,070.66: Th000ere Polygraph Service - $1 .350.0e: Third Telecnmrnunicatiess Tua $357308.16 $44,100.00: Toms, Esgene - $1 040.00: Tamo, FredJ. - $71 344 93; Torterellu, Charles - $19,988.08, Turane, Millennium Associates Incorporated - $16,589.42; Thompson Elevator Inspections- $10,341.00: TMF $21269031 Gasohse Tas RoberTA - $60,626 09: Turk Ji , Robert E - $9,724.33, Urey, Terry - $109,168.03, Valle, Marin - $2,059.58; Corporation - $1 78, 1 31 .50; Treasurer, State st Illinois - $1 .71 9.16: Tribune Publishing Company . $7,264 93. AmasementTaa $156081 33 Vasilvkopoulss,Theodune - $103.265 02: Velasguez, Efrain - $105,038.20: Villanicescio, Hoher - $75,493.70; Tetas College-$1,200.00;TrueNurth Consattants -516,010.00; Truttmark laturUoce Company - Olden Gaming $176528.74 Virgils, Glenn R. - $7,103.95; Wa)da, Szymon - $19,249.92: Watts,Vaughn - $1 19,422.07; Wendell, Chnshne$22, t 05.09: TwoozydlO, Marzena - $2,000.00; U.S. Fire X Coleto Equipment Company - $1 1 1 8.35; U.S Storage Tos $10527.86 - $25,987 82:Wendt.VicterA - $tOR,501.85,Wiser, Heather - Slt,t62.23:Wysocki.Themav - $63.159,67;Heaohworlrs - $7,104.94. Urey. Terry - 51,759.01; VCG Uniforms-Carbon Murray - $2,538.35; Venizon Misc.Tax Revenue $2,713.87 Zaqe, Zachary D. - $84,563.62: Zanders, Allieva - 53,01 4.31 , Zientara, Ann - $39,268 BO: Zornnw, Timothy Wireless- $40,052.02; Agliene M.D., Richard - $5,000.00: Village Aule Body & Towing - $17,832.85. State et Illtneis Grants $2090.00 Villavicencio, Hoher - $1 1 67 22, Virgils, Glenn R - $1 .223.62, Rision Technology Solutions, LLC - $27,20009: Misc. Coasts $26,324 00 - $1 7,767.25. Interest - Certificates st Deposit $9,901 t 5 WATER FUND: McLaughlin, Sean -597,376.61 ;Pagane. Diane M. -$52,434.96: Skupien, Jeanna - Visual Computer Solutions Inc. - $6,1 75 00: Usllmar Clay Producta Co. - $1 690 80, Waste Management - Interest - Illinois Fondo $2,691.32 519,999.92; Slenski, Thumus J. - $99,004.58: Smiegnwski, Robert - $325 00; Strempek, Douglass S. - $4,612.56. Watts, Vaughn - $1 .t5t.36, Wentworttr l'ire Service - $2,622 54. West Central Municipal Interest - Aso Life Ins Accaunt $8.13 $15,900.00; WAlda, Szymun - $19,249 92. Confereace - St 2.91 2.30: Western utility LLC - $1 000.00, Ziebell Water Service Products - $320.94. Cable Franchise Fee $146851.68 POLICE PENSION FUND: Bell Hayes - $43,647.70; Blachat, Kenneth - $90,495.46, Blohm-Bell, Jacklyn M. EXPENDfl1IRES-WTSRRIN Tine Plantisg Service $765.00 - $71 653.92; Bechelz, Donald - 560,8119.92: Buzzelli, Dominic - $1 .825 00: Cendrey, LeRoy - $80,039.40; Acipneoate Amounts Eoceedèng.$LIXW,WI Pace Bus Subsidy $19,340.00 Crimmins, Robert - $64,899.92; D'Aftsme, Louis - $60,911.40, Dobbin, Brendan - $67,019.36, EsPOSItO.Aclaro Technologies LLC - $1 1 ,d35 00, Audyli, Byrar -$1 .800 00, Avdyli, Errol -$1 800.00; Baker X Fire Department Radio Service $92,890.76 Bert - $66,537.96, Ewanin, Kenneth - 82,713.92, Ghifoni, Chadeo - $102,232.44, Gray, Jahn - $56,364.56; Company Ltd., Frank J. - $9,270 00, Cardmember Service - $2,694.11: Cadisle, Mary - $1.000,00; COW $82,262.32 Rental Inceme Sregg, Daniel - $77,526.32, Graben, George - $26,396.64; Jebe, James - 5104,325 60: Jehnsvn, LorraineGovervmont lac. - $1 .652.78: Ciarmali, Mary - $1 .800.00: City at Chicago . $1 .91 5.268 88: DLS Pnintiag X Passport Sales $10,990.00 - $14,t99,O0; Liacone, Michael - $69,887.20: Lvwery, Liada - $61 133.16, Maxwell, Robert - $76,936.68; Prometi005 - $24.75, Oynegy Energy Comices . $36,873.94; Edwin Hancock Eogireenog Co. - $160,454.90. Police Fineo - Office $232,552 50 Mayer, Michelle - $43,269.00; Petera Jr., Raymond - $87,050 OU, Rapacz, Ellen - $65,895 96: Ribaude, Elmw000 Supply Co . Inc- $10891: Energenoco, Inc- $2,144.58, ESRI. lac.. $1,10000: Salama, Angel Police Fines - Agency $23,988.04 Michael - $54,605.16; Regacki, John - $48,115.60; Schirmaag, Charles - $48,23780: Schirmang, Mary -- $1 .800.00, Gerardi Sower X Water Co. - $37,21 7 98; GMS Plumbing, Inc. - $22,1 00.00; Hach Company - Police Fines - Court $30,157.90 $4,987.32: HD Supply Waterworks Ltd. - $42,309 75, Healthcare Service Corporation - $51 926 03. Illinois Police Fines - OUI $7,86339 512,540.00: Siemers, Ervin - $110,344.96: Tortocello, ChaVes - 570,083.46, Taraon, Robert - $48,777.30; Towing/Impoond Mmm Fees $37,500.00 Argils, Glenn - $70,1 35.88, Wsciechowski, Gary - $71 848 08; Zabratantki, Betty - $57,51 9 72, Ziebka Sn.,Environmental Protechon Agency - $1 70,274 BO: Illinois Municipal Retirement Fund - $33,761 54; Insight Police Fines - Ticket Amnesty Program & Jamea - $55,218.56. Poblic Sector, Inc- $2,179.41; lpSwitch, Inc. - $395 00, Jatk Henry X Associates Inc- $1,590.32; Julie Veh. Immobilization Prugram $9,225.00 EXPENDIÌ1JRE$ - GENERAL FUND Inc - $1 616 26, (latta, Jamos - $1 600.00. Krao,Wieslawa - $1,909 50: M E Simpson Co. Inc- $4,60009, Police Reporto 52,835 50 Asureozate Amounts Exceeding $1 .000-WI Mauro Sewer Construction Inc.- 5466,183.57: McGheo, Dee X Melissa - St 609 00, Menards-Melrese AT&T CableNideo Franchise Fees t' AYO Corporativo - $3,200.52: Accola, Inc #774375 - $4,300.00: Adamo Bros. Garage Doers - St 400.00; Pork - 538.97: MetLite Small Business Center - $3,447 OR; MGP Inc. - $7,870.47; Midwest Meter Inc. (U-Verse) $32,229 US Administrative Consu0ing Specialists LLC - $15,000.09: Al Air - $28,150.00: All Prmlucts Aotemotiae Inc. -$1 1 2,736.85. Nicor Gas - $1 066.72, Nerridge Ace Hardware Honre Center - $362.34; Paylocity - $1,38.62, Zoning Und Maps Fee $4,900.00 $3,703 03: Allegretti's Rakery Shop - St 503.24: American Mobile StaginG Inc. - $5,520.00: AmericanProWare - $95.20: BaN Group. lac. - $30,343.26: RMS Utility Services - $1 200.00; Sonhnet Techeelvgies Inc. Animal Tags $3,797 50 - $4,221 26, Spain, Joseph M - $364.21 ; Speed O Lito . $575 35. Subarban Laboratories Inc. - $4,247.06, Building Departmevt Fines $5,429.55 Mortuary Service et Chicago - $2,520.80; American Speedy Printing - $5,734.63: AmericanEag(e.cem Inc. - Third Millennium Associated Incorporated - $17,108.86, TrseNerth Consaoaats - $24,243.00; U.S. Postal Miscellaneous Fees and Fines $16500 St,600.D0;Mcel, Slink. Diamond, Bush, DiCianni & Krattheter, P.C. - $6,509.t6;Pziderson Lock - $2,844.04; Vehicle licenses $126,05050 Animal Trackers Wildlite Cumyany -$16,510.00; ARIZA Resource Center-$4,U5D.U0: Arrow ReadService - 519,624.55; Venzan Wireless - $2,791.10: fOlIage el NorYdge-General Fund - $35,155.70; Voltmur Garage Sale Permits $2,842.00 Construction Cu. - $6,890.98, AT&T - $7,816.40, Aste Wares Group st Companies - $5,406.66: Baker &Clay Products Co. - $452.00: Uhemo, Aldi- $1 .600 00. Ziebell Water Service Products - $7,010.97. Business Licenses $173,205.00 Canipany, Ltd.. Frank J - $34,375.00, Battery Service Curporation - $3,144.52: Baater and Weedmao - EXPENDrTURES-I00TO IEUELIAXRDND Alarm Permd Fees / False Alarm Fines $28,075.00 $1,440.00, Black Bou Corporation st Pennsyluania - $1,320.17; Besman Disposal - $1,104,233.40; BP - Agw80ate AmeuntoEBeceeAinßl.IND.WI Cantractor Licenses $17,320.00 $64,981 43; Bredemann herd in Glenaiew - St 7,597 32: Brewer Company The - $8,495 BR: Ont GlobalCompass Minorais Amedeo - 538,626.92, Edwin eancock Ençineering . $10,394 85: H&H Electric Ce. - Building Permits $21 7,62S.00 Specialty USA - $1 0,921 .02. Bodzik, Badonlaw - $1 700.00: Busts Equipment - $2,089 34; Buaineos$19.326,40: Village at Neenidgo, General Fund - $10.200 00 Miscellaneous Revenue $144,086.46 Technology Partners, LLP - 516,205.25: C L Ooucelte Inc- $3,050 50: Cali One - 550,864 25: Cantal, EXPENDITURES - WIRELESS 91 1 TAX FUND Redeemed Certificates st Oepasit $419,609.44 Victona - $1 356.54: Capenigra, John - $1 3,000.00; Cardmember Service - $26,958.69, Corone, Antonie - Asaregote Amounts EXCeRdin 01.000.00 $13,607,541.86 TOTAL REVENUES - GENERAL RIND $4,590.03: Cane Lets Inc. - 52,201 70: Cash - $1 894.95, Caaanuugh, Kelly M - $3,790.21 : CDS OfficeAT & T Global Comices Inc- $2,035.87, Blockboard Inc' $6,206.13. Chicago Communicativns LLC - REVENUES FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDED APRIL 30,2017, CONTINUED Technologiea- $17,678.00: CDW Government Inc- 510,90668: Chase Bank - $5,733.29: Chicago$2.71 7.60: Municipal Consolidated Oispotch - 525.000 00. O'Ciinnell, Diana . $337.32; Village of Norridge, MOTOR RIEL TAX FUND Communicabeno LLC - $7,633.00; Chicagolund Tronchless Rehabilitation, Inc- 533,006.25; Chmura, PeterGeneral Fand - $57,881 85. Illineis Mutar Fuel Tax Atletment $37D,6O725 Interest - Certificates at Oepovit $313.72 & Ozinette - $2,000.00; Cdnx Systems Inc. - $2,800.00; Clarke Environmental Mosquito - $34,238.95; ESODRES?011C&END[RiNP Interest - Money Market $114.45 Colosima's Construction - 529,473.36, CernEd - $25,186.22; Comcast - $34,228.39, Comcast Cable - AD908BHIe Ameunj EXCeeing$1 Interest - Illinuis Funds $4,04026 si 482.88; Commercial Carpet Cleaners, Inc. - $2,360.00; Communications Revolving Fand - $6,2401;Baker X Company, Ltd.. Prank J- St 6.25D 00, Illinois State 'treasurer - $4,988.79: Paylocity - $1,344.55, TOTAL REVENUES - Competer Information Systems, Inc. - 37,275.00; Canoero F5 Inc.- 516,88687: Consolidated BuildingPuchaloki Goodloe Marzulle LLP - $4,640 23; Sharpe, Timathy W. - $2,708.00; Village al Nurridge. General MOTOR FUEL TAX FUND $375,07568 Service - 536,624.00; Constellation NewEsergy Inc- $46,580.96, Contreras, Cesar - $1 700.00; CookFund - $2,540 00. WIRELESS 911 TAX FUND CounTy Sheriff's Police Training Academy - $8,356 50: County st Cank, Illinois - 51 340 56, Creative Producto The foregoing. ta the bent of my knowledge, is a true and correct statement el the Village of Narnidge's Illinois Wireless 911 Taa Allotment $109,14915 Saurcing Inc. - $5,31 1 .40; Credential Wholesalers, Inc - $1 087.87: D'Agostino Landscaping - $6,425.00; De Revenues and Expenditures fer the hscal year ended Ap01 30, 2016, and the alato st the Village's Treasury Interest - Money Market $60.3 Lage Landen Public Finaace - St 3,547 28; DeifIed, Tammy - 54,351 .29: DenSo PC , Devald M. - $4,250.00; as of April 30,2017. TOTAL REVENUES - - 52.848.57. DiMichele, Alberto - $3,200.00: Direcbanal Construction Services, toc. - WtRELESS 911 TAX FUND $109,209.48 Digital Highway, Inc Joanna Skupien POLICE PENSION FUND $1 800.00; Oisaelharst, Danid - $6,527.45; DLS Pnnting 8 Promotions - $1 087,00; Door Systems, Inc. - Employee Cuntnbuhsss $326,32500 $2,444 48; Daty & Cons Concrete Products - $3,396.00, Dynegy Energy Services - $42,16645: EdW'ei Village Administrator Property TaaeslLevy $1.146,468.00 Hancock Engineering Co- $38,893 00: Elmwoed Supply Co , Inc - $1 735.02; ESRI Inc. - $5,164.38; I, Debbie Budnik, Clerk of the Village of Nnrridge, County of Cook. State of Illinois, do hereby ceehfy that Net Investment Income (Loss) $2 391.01 500 Etchiegham, Joseph M. - $27,000.00, EWerks Elecstsnics Services, Inc.- $1 496.50; Fanelli, Mike G. - the above is a true copy st tIne annual Treasurer's Report ter the fiscal year ending April 30,2017. TOTAL RFVENUES - $1,508.17, Fiore Reporting Service $2.640.110; First Merchant Card Services - $4,026.68. Forest Harlem POLICE PENSION FUND $3867,80600 Praperties - $155,429.16; Franks Illinois Asta Repair - $2,839.57: Fuzzy Dice Productions - 51,950.00; Debra Beatnik WATER AND SEWER FUND Gabriel Sales/Parts3, LLC - St 282.79; General Masonry LLC - $1 .000 09; GMS Plumbing, Inc. - $16,950.00; Village Cloth Water Sales $2.694,1 25.27 Goduto, Matthew - $5,100 00; Gevennment Consulting Services of Illinois tiC - $30,000.00, Grainger -PUBliSHED by me in the Pioneer Press Rental Income $136,838.S6 52,00760, Great America Financial Sacs, - 53,873.48, Gwozdz, Ewa - $2,000.00; H & H Electric CompanyNorridge and Harwoed Heights News this Miscellaneous Sales & Service $9,91837 . $360,075.42; Haney & Sons Inc . B. - $65,329 50; Haniacryk, Szyinsn - $2,000.00; Harwood Heights Auto12' day of October, 2017 Water Intraotracture Maint, Fees $297,92037 Debbie Budnik, Village Clerk Oemolihan Permit Fees $7,545.00 Body, Inc.- $8,457.54; HO Supply Waterworks LTD -51,618,85, Healthcare Service Corporation - Report alan available an the Village of Narridgo website, www.eilIageofnooridoe.coii and at the Viltage at Water Usage Permits $9,237.00 $1 595,341 .34; Health Endeavors, SC - $2,146.80; Heodersen Products Inc- $2,054.08. Hamo Depot Credit TOTAL REVENUES Services - $4,169.83; Howitt, Jenita - $1,756.00; lannotta, Auna - $2,000.00; IFPCA - 51,175 00: Iggy's Nernidge Village Hall, 400V North Ulcsff Anenue. Nurddge, Illinois 60706 during regular business hours whicO WATER ANO SOWER FUND $3,155,184.57 Custom Muffler Shop - $2,359.06. IL. Ausaciation of Chiefs st Police - $1 205 00: lIlini Power Products Ca. -are Moaday through Friday, 900 am to 5.00 pm and Saturday, 9 50 arr lo 12 50 pm GO 2

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2311 Steeple Chase dr W, Jeffrey KoOpman & Elizabeth David J Klein 111 N Lincoln Ln, # 2A, Arlington Patricia De Carlo George S Davajon 07-25-17 $119,000 07-13-17 $587.000 Heights Libertyville Koopman 1315 Kristin Dr, Libertyville Thomas S Kubala Jr & Kristen L Groner Trust 07-07-17 802 E Jules St, Arlington Heights Kevin Miller & Olivia Miller Andrew J Attea 07-25-17 $325,000 $870.000 Kubala 1306 W Weston Dr, Arlington thor Lambant Gregg Small 07-26-17 $349.000 Heights 41 1 Carter St, Libertyville Kyle J Epley & Kelly Epley John P Cleary 07-14-17 $1,050,000 61 Cumberland Dr, Lincoinshire John P Henry & Michele A 401 N Beverly Ln, Arlington Chanada Elma Ronald C Baumann 07-26-17 $365,000 Michael L Bushman 07-14-17 $425.000 Heights Bender 28 Portshire Dr, Lincolnshire Patrick White & Jessica White Charlene Obyrne Trustee 1902 N Chestnut Ave, Arlington Thomas Paul Glunz ThomasJ Kresnicka 07-25-17 $385,000 07-13-17 $465,000 Heights 365 Rivershire Ct, Lincolnshire Frank Samuelsohn & Harriet Robert D Rubin 07-07-17 $477,000 Samuelsohn 17W Hintz Rd. Arlington Heights Meghan Besher & Ryan M Tlusty Cynthia M Conway 07-26-17 $395,000 l8Oxford Dr, Lincolnshire Denis Ranis & Gutjiera Rasin Hedwig M Keevins 1306W Mulberry Ln, Arlington Anoosh Cooksey & Matthew John E Phelan Jr 07-25-17 $451,000 07-14-17 $480,000 Heights Cooksey 8440 Callie Ave, 8 201, Morton Susan J Johnson Andrew Cho 07-25-17 $187,000 Grove 1614 S Surrey Ridge Dr, ArlingtonRaphael Nagorzanski & Kelly M Wei Li 07-25-17 $455,000 Heights Nagorzanski 9105 Cherry Ave, Morton Grove Fadil Basic & Efisa Besic Ursula Seeman 07-26-17 $270.000 1320 E Christina Ct, Arlington David J Gillespie & Jennifer K Hovnanian At Christina Court 07-25-17 $850,000 7110 Emerson St, Morton Grove Dena Awiter Arkins Shanib Jamal 07-26-17 $317,000 Heights Gillespie 7935 Lotus Ave, Morton Grove James Joseph & Karen Joseph Laura J Bangart 07-26-17 $372,000 548 Lasalle Ct, Buffalo Grove Anna Bondarenko Konstantin Muranov 07-13-17 $282,000 i 601 W Huntington Commons Rd. Nevena Pavlovic Annelyn Aficial 07-25-17 $105,000 480 Middlesex Ct, Buffalo Grove Michael P Oshields Rigo Lic 07-25-17 $311.000 8 208, Mount Prospect

3000 Bayberry Dr, Buffalo Grove Balamurali Kondalraj & Sharmi Stuart Miller 07-07-17 $512.500 504 N Pine St, Mount Prospect Jennifer Tello & Bardomiano Christopher Nievera 07-25-17 $255.000 Gnanasekar Tello

1348 Brown St. #7. Des Plaines Rutul Thakkar & Prachi Thakkar George Karatzias 07-25-17 $87,000 1427 N Burning Bush Ln. Mount Anna Kapel Knistine E Preisen 07-26-17 $310,000 Prospect 1645 S River Rd. #6 & 7, Des Gus Bahramis Classic Car Club Of America n 07-26-17 $108,500 Plaines 2001 W Estates Dr, Mount Michael J Mcdermont Richard F Chase 07-26-17 $320,000 Prospect 2074 E Craig Dr, Des Plaines Robert Serrano & Janette Richard M Taylor 07-26-17 $235.000 Castrejon 223 S School St. Mount Prospect Plamen Stanev & Antoaneta Raymond Gomez 07-25-17 $365.000 Staneva 9445 N Oak Ave. Des Plaines Jewana Mando & Amy Khamou Luis Mazariegos 07-25-17 $240.000 1764 Azalea Pl, Mount Prospect Jyothish Joseph & Maria Joseph Akbar Rizvi 711 Westmere Rd. Des Plaines Nicholas J Mangano & Melissa C Robert R Czemiak Trustee 07-26-17 $255.000 07-25-17 $379.000 Mangano 2050 Valencia Dr, 8 205C, Cornet Luclu & Lidia Luciu Valencia Lic 07-25-17 $105.000 Northbrook 1286 E Walnut Ave, Des Plaines Natasha Ward Rowena Lend io 07-25-17 $266,000 1920 Cherry Ln, 8 120, North- Siguo Feng & Ouping Zheng 1773 Sycamore St, Des Plaines Salvador Ochoa Job Alex 07-26-17 $280.000 Christine M Kailus 07-25-17 $150,000 brook 819 Graceland Ave, #503, Des Kenneth R Slaymaker & Anne L John W Krickl 07-26-17 $281.000 Plaines Slaymaker 1950 Farnsworth Lo, 8 307, Ji Eun Hong A Tae Min Vu YuniYi 07-26-17 $290,000 Northbrook '- 1609 Sherman PI, Des Plaines Nouman Pervez Todd W Patron 07-26-17 $290.000 3912 Rutgers Ln, Northbrook Alex Shapiro Grant Trust 07-25-17 $461.500 1277 E Thacker St, # 408, Des David E Dziubinski & Theresa J Caroline Feldman 07-25-17 $305,000 Plaines Dziubinski 4119 Applewood Ln, Northbrook Igor Reynlib & Lena Polishuk Bruce Grossman 07-25-17 $500,000 2765 Greenwood Rd. Northbrook Dasaradha R Pakanati & Vijaya Kirshenbaum Trust 07-25-17 1 195 Evergreen Ave, Des Plaines Edward J Trio & Michael J Trio Taylor Morrison Of Itinois In 07-25-17 $341,000 $509,000 Lakshmi Pakanati 1223 Hull Ter, 8 3F, Evanston Trina M Bennett Chris Hassell Bring 07-26-17 $107,500 252 Riverside Dr, Northfield John Enright Brendan I Pierce 07-25-17 $425,000 812 Dobson St, 8 3E, Evanston David Schmitz Alan L Miller 07-25-17 $183,000 316 Lagoon Dr, Northfield Catherine A Ripkey Michael A Campbell 07-25-17 $575.000 800 Elgin Rd. # 804, Evanston Keisuke Takacho Barry Jerome 07-25-17 $198,000 215 W Johnson St, # lA, Palatine Kevin P Hynes Laura Tasis 07-26-17 $82,000 3021 Central St, Evanston David P Komie Kevin C Hansesn 07-26-17 $390,000 1275 E Baldwin In, # 600, Eric Kalisz Begin Again Homes LIc 07-25-17 $82,000 2627 Reese Ave, Evanston Dirk Vogel & Mary T Jenkins John Sullivan 07-25-17 $599,000 Palatine Vogel 25 S Stonington Dr, # 17 1, William J Sanders & Kathleen L Regina E Roland 07-25-17 $185,000 1326 Rosalie St, Evanston JenniferJ Wright & William E Linda Stepanich 07-26-17 $605,000 Palatine Sanders Becker 1545 E Chivalry Ct, Palatine Nicholas G Panse & Joanne Bryan MusoIf 07-25-17 $215.500 2402 Pioneer Rd. Evanston Steven Frank & Verena SchreiberPatrick J Harrigan 07-25-17 $955,000 Panse 2014 Lincoln St, Evanston Jason Marty & Maria Marty Randall Rodgers 07-25-17 $1,570,000 245 W Juhnson St, 8 205, Pala- John Gallagher & Patricia Ronald Drews 07-25-17 $269,000 tine Gallagher 3925 Triumvera Dr, 8 4C, Glen- Davor Zukancic & Ruza Zukancic Judith Hiertz 07-26-17 $155,000 view 428 N Everett Dr, Palatine Steve T Lieberman A Elizabeth A Mark C Anderson 07-25-17 5287,500 Lieberman 820 Shermer Rd. Glenview Arkadiy Kim & Andrey Kim Lorene K Stach Trustee 07-25-17 $331,000 2085 Linden Ln, Palatine Rafal Strzalka Jal K Jacob 07-25-17 5344,500 1227 Heatherfield Ln, Glenview Paul Savino & Jillian Savino Todd Pearson 07-26-17 $377.000 77 W King Henry Ct, Palatine James R Schwoebel & Julie A Timothy J Mitchell 07-25-17 $410,000 951 Pleasant Lx, Glenview Joseph J Pearce li & Phyllis D Brendan P Reedy 07-25-17 $560,000 Schwoebel Pearce 762 W Roanoke Ct, Palatine N P Dodge Jr Sean Patrick Hankinson 07-25-17 $537,500 3011 Independence Ave. Glen- Sukjin Voon & Sook Young Yoon Steve Ching Tsung 07-26-17 $990.000 view 852 N Franklin Ave, Palatine John R Novak & Robert P Dagan Park LIC 07-26-17 $545,000 Rosendale 1301 N Western Ave, # 318, Lake Michael Ray Boris Klyuchevich 07-07-17 $186,000 Forest 4742 Burr Oak Ct, Palatine So Leong & Lici Zeng Woo Gap Kim 07-26-17 $615,000 715 Forest Hill Rd. Lake Forest Michael Fiocco A Jennifer FioccoFrancis J Griffin 07-13-17 $780,000 515 N Home Ave, Park Ridge Scott Dalbeim & Annika Dalheim Deborah Graziano 07-25-17 $312,500 451 Michigamme Ln, Lake Forest Cory M Green & Jill J Green Alvin L Ehrhardt 07-13-17 $850,000 907 N Knight Ave, Park Ridge Mary Beth Steht Janet L Crismyre 07-26-17 $350,000 1293 Kimmer Ct, Lake Forest Andrew T Panagoplos & Eliza- Arthur L George 07-07-17 $910,000 828 Austin Ave, Park Ridge William F Muster & Caitlin E Frank K Ogrady 07-26-17 $567,500 beth Panagoplos Muster 307 5 Basswood Rd. Lake Forest Christopher Brady & Anna Brady John Dempsey 07-07-17 $930,000 809 Kalamazoo Cir, Vernon Hills Laura A Russo Gulshan G Rajwani 07-14-17 $173,000 1160 Longmeadow Ln, Lake Stephen Paul Weiland & MeeganGraham Heddle 07-lB-17 $1,137,500 1262 N Regency Dr, 8 385. Teresa Cappetta Krystal Haubenniser 07-13-17 $232,500 Forest Brianne Weiland Vernon Hills 921 Church Rd. Lake Forest Matthew A Mccampbell & Arthur John Davidson lv 07-07-17 $1,675,000 37 Manchester Ln, Vernon Hills Matthew J Clifford & Jennifer J Kevin B London Trustee 07-14-17 $275,000 Megan M Mccampbell Clifford 126 Rosehall Dr, Lake Zurich James Roberts & Stephanie Hill Peter Sherman 07-14-17 $256,000 112 Dickinson Ct, Vernon Hills Manuel Tourjman Gilda G Yanni 07-18-17 $278.000 23831 N Lakeside Dr, Lake Zurich Steven B Lunardi & Laura Susan M Blocker 07-13-17 $380.000 237 Shadow Creek Cir, Vernon Eric Hirsh & Abby Hirsh Brookfield Relocation Inc 07-14-17 $350,000 Lunardi Hills 16407 W Des Plaines Dr, Liber- David Ulrich & Lynn Ulrich Alexis J Wieselman 07-14-17 $173.500 12 Edgewood Rd. Vernon Hills I Chun Chen & Shih Che Hsu Michelle Kibnit 07-13-17 $370,000 tyville 31 Saint Clair Ln. Vernon Hills Michael Hood Deborah K Finn 07-14-17 5400,000 1315 Appletree Ln, Libertyville James Borg & Janice Borg Ana Paula Guimaraes 07-14-17 $325,000 77 Montclair Rd. Vernon Hills Navneet Tyagi & Neha Tyagi Cheni B Laser Greenspan 01-07-17 5435,000 1818 S Waxwing Ln, Libertyville Lauren K Liggert Vincent S Weber 07-13-17 $453,000 532 Central Park Pl, Vernon Hills Gregory M Sobacki & Jennifer J Douglas L Wernicke 07-14-17 $551.000 1631 S Lancaster Lx, Libertyville Ghaith Shaaya & Rana Franso Taylor Joint Trust 07-18-17 $465.000 Sobacki 1320 Oxford Ct, Libertyville Brian Wagner A Jennifer Rich Wecker Trust 07-18-17 $475,000 1320 Forever Ave, Libertyville Patrick Lepage & Vanessa Kevin J Regan 07-13-17 $536,500 Dawson This list is flot ifitended to be a complete record of all real estate transactions. Data compiled by Record Information Services 630-557-1000 public-record.com MARINO REALTORS 5800 Dempster-Morton Grove (847)967-5500 (OUTSIDE ILLINOIS CALL 1-800 253-0021) MLS The Gold Standard www.century2l marino.com

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Listings are subject to change. Glenview, free Children:Baker Demonstration School Evanston, $6-$25, 847-491-7282 Please call the venue in advance. offers programming for children ages Lotl4 Community Auction:This six months to almost three years, start- The World Premiere of Quest: Quest auction features 300 items never of- ingon Sept. 28. Come sing dance, and is an original circus-theater production Thursday, Oct 12 fered here before and lowered or elimi- play accompanied by guitar/autoharp loosely based on Leo Tolstoy's short nated reserves on about 100 items pre- with scarves, balls, hoops, puppets, story "The Three Questions." The pro- Duke Ellington's Greatest Hits: viously offered. Join for a dynamic live instruments, and more. Gather to meet tagonist asks three simple (but huge) American composer, pianist and band- auction in Niles, to benefit Maine Com- new friends and enrich your child's day questions, setting in motion a whirl- leader Duke Ellington composed thou- munity Youth Assistance Foundation with music. Classes are led by Celeste wind journey to find the answers. 7:30 sands of songs for stage and screen and get good deals while helping great Cifala Roy, Director ofEverybody Move, p.m. Friday-Sunday, Actors Gymnasium. during his 50-year career. This concert causes. 5 a.m. Thursday, Lot 14 Auc- Inc. 9 a.m. Thursday and Friday, Baker 927 Noyes St., Evanston, $20 for adults, includes "Satin Doll", "Mood Indigo' tions, 7900 N. Milwaukee Ave. #2, Niles, Demonstration School, 201 Sheridan $15 for kids, students and seniors, 847- "Sophisticated Lady," "It Don't Mean A free, 847-625-0555 Road, Wílmette, $180, 847-425-5814 328-2795 Thing (if it Ain't Got That Swing)," "Take the 'A' Train" and so many others. Storytime for 4s and 5s:This is a Learn to Digitally Edit Your Photo- Drop-In Chess (through grade 8): 2 p.m. Thursday, 8p.m. Friday, 2 p.m. storytime for those aged 4 and 5 years, graphs - Part il:In Part I, Jessica Jolly, Volunteer chess instructor Steve Leven- and 8p.m. Saturday, 2 p.m. Sunday, but no adults or siblings please. 10:15 digital coach explores the various photo son teaches fundamentals and strategy. Nichols Concert Hall, 1490 Chicago am. Thursday, Park Ridge Public Li- editing software packages. Learn basic Children under 8 must be accompanied Ave., Evanston, $34 and up; half price brary, 20 S. Prospect Ave., Park Ridge, editing software for cropping, sizing by an adult. 7 p.m. Friday, Glenview for 25 and under, 847-920-5360 free, 847-825-3123 and enhancingyour photos. Part II is a Public Library 1930 Glenview Road, chance to dig in with technical support. Glenview, free, 847-729-7500 The Art of Purvis Young:This exhib- Hofbrauhaus Chicago's Oktober- Feel free to bring your lunch. 11 am. ition of paintings and drawings is by the fest Celebration:Guests can enjoy a Thursday, The Woman's Exchange, 630 Friday Film - "Going In Styla": This self-trained artist Purvis Young. For plethora offestivities including authen- Lincoln Ave., Winnetka, $30, 847-441- PG-13 rated film is a reboot ofthe 1979 much of his life Young lived and worked tic nightly Bavarian entertainment, 3406 film. Synopsis: desperate to pay the bills in the Overtown section of Miami. His freshly brewed "Oktoberfestbier' in- and come through for their loved ones, paintings are rendered in ink or paint on spired by the original Hofbrauhaus in intro to Storytelling:We all have three lifelong pals risk it all by embark- found materials ranging from scrap Munich, daily food specials served by stories to tell. We tell stories to trans- ing on a daring bid to knock off the very lumber, manila folders, and wallpaper dirndl-clad waitresses, celebrity keg form ourselves. This fun and interactive bank that absconded with their money. 1 books. 10a.m. All week, Mary and Leigh tapping ceremonies and more. 11 a.m. workshop with Carol Moss, LCSW, p.m. Friday, Lincolnwood Public Li- Block Museum of Art, Northwestern Ail week, Hofbrauhaus Chicago, 5500 storyteller, coach, singer and author, brary, 4000 W. Pratt Ave., Lincoinwood, University 40 Arts Circle Drive, Ev- Park Place, Rosemont, free, 847-671- helps participants develop their skill as free anston, free, 847-491-4000 2739 a storyteller, culminating in an "open mic?' 3 p.m. Thursday, The Woman's STEAM Starts - Ages 2 to 6 wIth Carrie Mae Weems: Ritual and Revo- Family Pizza Dinner for Simchat Exchange, 630 Lincoln Ave., Winnetka, Adult:Welcome to the children's de- lution:Carrie Mae Weems often cre- Torah at Skokie Synagog:A "Family $100, 847-441-3406 partment for self-guided exploration of ates works that blur the lines between Pizza Dinner" takes place before the science, technology, engineering, art, fiction and documentary to explore holiday ofSimchat Torah at Ezra- Friday, Oct 13 math and, ofcourse, reading. 10 am. universal human experiences through Habonim, the Niles Township Jewish Friday, Park Ridge Public Library 20 S the black subject. Composed of 18 di- Congregation,4500 Dempster, Skokie. Prospect Ave., Park Ridge, free, 847-82 5- aphanous printed cloth banners with a Consecration and the Torah Procession Showcase ETHS - A Tribute to 3123 poetic audio track, Ritual and Revolu- starts at 7p.m. Thursday, Ezra YAMO's Sixieth:Evanston Township tion (1998) explores the historic human Habonim, The Niles Township Jewish High School's student-produced revue The Power of When - Discover Your stru1e for equality and justice. 10 am. Congregation, 4500 Dempster St., YAMO opens Oct. 6, for a seven-night Chronotype:In the The Power of All week, Mary and Leigh Block Muse- Skokie, $10 per adult, $5 per child, and run in the school's Upstairs Theatre. When, Dr. Michael Breus uses the new um of Art, Northwestern University, 40 free for those under age 5,847-675-4141 YAMO annually pokes fun at current and popular science ofchronobiology to Arts Circle Drive, Evanston, free, 847- events, but this year's theme is a murder show an important key to unlocking our 491-4000 The Jackie Mason Musical:The mystery as they present "YAMO, She full potential. Join Harriet Porter, Jackie Mason Musical begins at a deli in Wrote?' Show dates are Oct. 6,7,13,14, LCSW, to discover and discuss chrono- Fiber Arts Studio: Adult Open Miami in 1977, where Jackie - a re- 19, 20, and 21, all beginning at 7:30 p.m. biology. The short chronotype quiz is Sewing Studio:Use the Library's nowned 46-year-old comedian, (played Tickets are available online at the web- available at www.thepowerofwhen- Bernina sewing machines and Juki by David R. Gordon), spots twenty- site. 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday, .com. Please complete the quiz for the sergers to work on your own project or something Ginger (played by Jackie's Evanston Township High School, 1600 first class. 1 p.m. Friday, The Woman's choose one of our simple projects to get own daughter - comedian Sheba Ma- Dodge Ave., Evanston, $12, 847-424- Exchange, 630 Lincoln Ave., Winnetka, started. Visit or call the Reader Services son). 8 p.m. Thursday-Saturday, 3 p.m. 7130 $60, 847-443-3406 Desk at 847-729-7500, Ext. 7600, for Sunday, Skokie Theatre, 7924 N. Lincoln questions and to register for a one- or Ave., Skokie, $24.50-$39, 847-677-7761 "In the Red and Brown Water": This Freud and Jung: A Fascinating two-hour session. 2 p.m. Thursday, is the story of a young woman's thrust Friendship:Debbie McGowan, psy- Glenview Public Library, 1930 Glenview Understanding Medicare:Ifyou are into womanhood and subsequent fall chotherapist and marriage counselor, Road, Glenview, free, 847-729-7500 approaching the age of 65 or are cur- into the murky waters oflife, written by examines the friendship of Sigmund rently enrolled in Medicare, this educa- Tarell Alvin McCraney. A high school Freud and Carl Jung. Long recognized StoryWaik: Let's Count to 1001 by tional seminar is for you. John Larson, a track star, Oya is an African-American as the fathers of modem psychology, Masayuki Sebe:Celebrate the Jack- Medicare insurance specialist will ex- teenager growing up in the projects in they were fast friends from 1907 to 1913, man Bear's 100th anniversary on the plain in detail Medicare, Medicare Louisiana She has the chance to escape and then never spoke again. How do Storybook Trail in Little Bear Garden at advantage, Medicare supplement and poverty with a full scholarship to col- their theories affect our thinking today Gallery Park. Stroll, bounce or bike prescription drug coverage, including a lege but sacrifices her ambition to stay and why was there a dramatic break in along the path to explore the number list ofdo's and dont's. 7 p.m. Thursday, home and care for her mother. 7:30 p.m. their relationship? 4 p.m. Friday, The "100" in loads of silly and surprising Wilmette Public Library, 1242 Wilmette Friday and Saturday, 2:30 p.m. Sunday, Woman's Exchange, 630 Lincoln Ave., ways. 9 am. All week, Little Bear Gar- Ave., Wilmette, free, 847-256-5025 Josephine Louis Theater at Northwest- Winnetka, $20, 847-441-3406 den at Gallery Park, 2001 Patriot Blvd., ernUniversity, 20 Arts Circle Drive,. . Music and Movement Classes for Turn to Calendar , Page 37 31j CALENDAR

Calendar, from Page 30 Library Fall Vendor, Crafts and Art Fair entitled, "Historical Autographs and the the popular student-run production; is a place where artists come together to Story oftheir Signers." Women who are during a one-day only show featuring Saturday. Oct. 14 show and sell their wares. 11 a.m. Sat- interested in DAR membership should Tony award-winner and ETHS class of urday, Lincolnwood Public Library, contact Second Vice Regent, Dorothy 2001 alumna, Jessie Mueller. 1:30 p.m. 4000 W. Pratt Ave., Lincolnwood, free Wilson by calling for further details. Sunday, Evanston Township High BimBamBoom at Temperance Beer 11:30 am. Saturday, Park Ridge Country School Auditorium, 1600 Dodge Ave., Co: This is a night of comedy, magic and SAT Practice Exam:Registration is Club, 636 N. Prospect Ave., Park Ridge, Evanston, Tickets start at $35. Sponsor- o dance galore. This show combines an required for those in grades 9-12 for the $22.50, 847-328-6946 ship opportunities are available, 847- appreciation for the finest brewed beers free Practice Exams with C2 Education 424-7534 o with the classic American tradition of Glenview. These free practice exams An Evening of Comedy and Music: burlesque! Every performance show- help students become familiar with the Join author and comedian Debbie Sue Chicago Philharmonic present cases adult striptease and Chicagoland's ACT and SAT testing formats. Attend- Goodman and friends for An Evening of "Body and Soul":Firebird Suite Chi- finest comedians, along with juling, ees have their exams graded and scores Comedy and Music. Debbie Sue is an cago Philharmonic with Apollo Chorus comedy songs, magic and more. Featur- are available after the tests are corn- author ofthe books, "Still Single' "Still ofChicago, Evanston Children's Choir ing the incredible burlesque talents of pleted. Registration is limited to the first Dating," and "My Husband the Strang- and vocalists Martha Guth, Hugh Rus- Cyn Cat, Kevlar B. Lightning, Sauda 60 participants and students are en- er." 7p.m. Saturday, Euro Echo Cafe, sell and Justin Berkowitz. 7 p.m. Sunday, Namir and Zatanna Zorelle. 9p.m. Sat- couraged to bring a pencil, light snack 7919 Lincoln Ave., Skokie, no cover Pick-Staiger Concert Hall, Northwest- urday, Temperance Beer Company, and water. 10 a.m. Saturday, Morton charge, 847-213-0598 em University, 50 Arts Circle Drive, 2000 Dempster St., Evanston, $10 sug- Grove Public Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave., Evanston, $25-$75, Students $10,312- gested donation, 847-864-1000 Morton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 Chinese Language and Cultural 957-0000 classes:The student body consists of Animal Arts and Seasonal Stories: Crafting for Charity:The group be- both heritage language learners and interactive Movie: "The Wizard of Animal Arts & Seasonal Stories are gins working on a new project: making second language learners from three- Oz": Sing along and click your heels recommended for children ages 5 and copious amounts of hats and scarves for year-old to adults. The school also offers together at this interactive presentation up, but there is no minimum age re- the Morton Grove Firefighters Associ- cultural classes such as traditional Chi- of a family favorite. All ages are wel- quirement. Activities are offered at ation Holiday Food Drive. They will also nese dance, Chinese pthnting arts and come to join on the Yellow Brick Road. varying levels of difficulty and interest continue making cat toys for the local crafts, and Chinese music instruments Please register at glenviewpl.org/regis- to engage the entire family. An adult organization, Wright Way. If you are a class. 1 p.m. Saturday, St Lambert Edu- ter or call. 1:30 p.m. Sunday, Glenview must accompany participants. 10:30 knitter, crocheter, or want to learn, as cation Center, 8141 Kedvale Ave., Skokie, Public Library 1930 Glenview Road, a.m. Saturday and Sunday, Mitchell novices are welcome, and want to help go to website, 847-763-1640 Glenview, free, 847-729-7500 Museum of the American Indian, 3001 the community-at-large, this group is Central St, Evanston, $3 kids, $5 adults, tailor-made for you. Bring your needles Preserving Survivor Stories:Ask Pack Your Bags: Online Travel Re- 847-475-1030 and/or hooks. 10a.m. Saturday, Morton Holocaust Survivor Pinchas Gutter any sources:From booking a flight to find- Grove Public Library 6140 Lincoln Ave., question you would like, and "natural ing a bathroom in an unfamiliar place, Career Resource Center Fundralsar Morton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 language" technology software will this class explores websites and tools - Save the Date:All proceeds benefit respond as ifPinchas were in the room. that make traveling a breeze. A portion Career Resource Center's mission to Morton Grove Farmers' Market: 10:30 a.m. Saturday, Illinois Holocaust ofthe session is devoted to websites help change lives and strengthen com- Dozens of local vendors selling local Museum and Education Center, 9603 with resources for travelers with disa- munities with confidence-building, produce, grass fed meat, cage free eggs, Woods Drive, Skokie, free, 847-967- biities. Now plan the perfect trip online. results-focused employment resources. honey, artisan cheese, cosmetics, jew- 4800 2 p.m. Sunday, Lincolnwood Public More information will be coming. 6p.m. elrsoap, waffles made to order, tacos, Library 4000 W. Pratt Ave., Lincol- Saturday, Ten Ninety Brewing Com- tamales, elotes, coffee, baked goods, and Canadian Chamber Choir: Seasons nwood, free pany, 1025 N. Waukegan Road, Glen- more. Free live music every week. Kid- of Life and Landscape:The profes- view, free, 847-295-5626 die corner and free drawings weekly. 8 sional Canadian Chamber Choir per- Apple Pickingwlth Skokie Syna- am. Saturday, Morton Grove Farmers' forms a free concert at Trinity UMC gogue:Participants meet families, and GlenvIew Farmers Market: This Market, 6210 Dempster St., Morton under the direction ofTrinity's own all ages are welcome, in the parking lot Farmers Market takes place from 8 a.m. Grove, free, 847-750-6436 Julia Davids. Their program also fea- ofthe synagogne at 1 p.m. and they to 12 p.m., Saturdays, June 24to Oct 28. tures indigenous dancer Sarain C arson- caravan to Munster Orchards in Bur- Thisweekly event takes place rain or Park Ridge Farmers Market:This Fox, cellist Oleksander Mycyk, the lington. Adi Dam, chair ofthe Family shine, to shop for seasonal fruits and weekly Park Ridge Farmers Market Youth Chorus ofthe North Shore Ale- Programming Committee ofthe syna- vegetables, flowers, homemade jellies features fresh produce, bread, meat and gria Children's Choir, and members of gogue says, "For those folks who want and preserves, cheese and eggs. For a prepared goods. The market offers the North Shore Choral Society 7:30 to drive and meet us there, be at 36315 full list of vendors and special market SNAP/LINK Double Match this year. p.m. Saturday, Trinity United Methodist Geneva Road in Burlington, Wisconsin events go towww.glenviewfrriners- For each dollar deducted from your Church, 1024 Lake Ave., Wilmette, free, at 2:45 p.m. that day." 1 p.m. Sunday, market.org.For more information, call. Link card at the market, you receive up 847-251-7333 Ezra Habonim, The Niles Township 8 a.m. Saturday, Wagner Farm, 1510 to $20 in matching funds per customer Jewish Congregation, 4500 Dempster Wagner Road, Glenview, free, 847-724- per day. For example, if you deduct $20 Northfieid Farmers' Market: You St, Skokie, $5 per person, 847-675-4141 5670 from your Link card, you receive 40 will find fresh-picked fruits and vegeta- Link tokens. 7a.m. Saturday, Park Ridge bles, beautiful blooming plants, shrubs, Lecture: West Wilmette:Museum Just People Dancing: Dance Class: Farmers Market, 15 S. Prairie Ave., Park cut flowers, cheeses, a vriety of deli- Director Kathy Hussey-Arntson and Instructor Janis Post teaches fun and Ridge, free, 847-212-9994 cious baked goods, wonderful specialty Curator Patrick Leary give an overview easy classes that create a safe and foods and unique items. 7:30 am. Sat- ofthe development ofWest Wilmette friendly environment for participants Second Saturday Family Storytlme urday, Northfield Farmers' Market, 6 and a behind-the-scenes look at the and their friends, family, and caregivers. & Craft:Enjoy stories and crafts for the Happ Road, Wmnnetka, free, 847-446- makingofthe Museum's current exhibit RSVP to Jenene Paterno at 847- 657- whole family. 10 am. Saturday, Park 4451 "Exploring West Wilmette." Their talk 7100 or [email protected]. Ridge Public Library, 20S. Prospect includes a number of interesting stories 10a.m. Saturday, Belmont Village of Ave., Park Ridge, free, 847-825-3123 and images that never made the final Glenview, 2200 Golf Road, Glenview, Sunday, Oct 15 cut into the exhibit The Museum is free, 847-657-7100 Twenty-first Star Chapter NSDAR open from 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. on Sun- october MeetIng 2017:The Twenty- Showcase ETHSI ATributeto days, allowing attendees to browse Friends of the Lincolnwooci Library first Star Chapter DAR holds a meeting YAMO's 60th:The ETHS Educational "ExploringWest Wilmette" before or Arts and Crafts Fair:The Second from 11:30 n.m. to 2 p.m. Chapter mem- Foundation honors 60 years of YAMO, Annual Friends of the Lincoinwood ber, Penny Kerndt, presents a program Turn to Calendar , Page 32 32 CALENDAR

Calendar, fromPage 31 The Importance of Strong Bodies as bers and non-members, but RSVP is basic familiarity with Excel 2010. 7 p.m. You Age:Know the reasons why you required by calling. 11:45 am. Tuesday, Tuesday, Morton Grove Public Library, after the lecture. 2 p.m. Sunday, Wil- need to stay strong, what happens if you Delta Hotels by Marriott Chicago North 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, mette Historical Museum, 609 Ridge do not, as well as key factors to be con- Shore Suites, 1400 Milwaukee Ave., 847-965-4220 Road, Wilmette, free for Museum mem- sidered for all workout programs. Sev- Glenview, $12 per person; RSVP re- bers; $5 non-members, 847-853-7666 eral strength evaluations are demon- quired, 847-724-0900 Mega Connect Progressive Lunch- strated. 1p.m. Monday, North Shore eon:Members looking for a productive Down Dog & Denim:Join us every Senior Center, 161 Northfield Road, Heirloom Recipes: A Chef Demon- networking experience take advantage Sunday for a free hourlong Vinyasa Northfleld, $10 member; $15 non-mem- stration:ChefSusan Maddox searched ofthis structured program format It Flow Yoga Class. Register at ber, 847-784-6030 her recipe box for memorable heirloom gives each participant an opportunity to wwweventbrite.com/e/down-dog- recipesmouthwatering gems to bring speak to a receptive audience about denim-tickets-31076517701. 10:30 a.m. Britain's Great Women Rulers: us back to simpler times. Register at his/her company's products and serv- Sunday, Down Dog & Denim, 908 Green Queen Elizabeth I:Historian Leslie glenviewpl.org/register or 847-729- ices. The event includes informal net- Bay Road, Winnetka, free Goddard explores Elizabeth I's life, the 7500. 7 p.m. Tuesday, Glenview Public working over a buffet breakfast, and challenges she faced as monarch, and Library, 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview, rotating small group presentations. 11:30 Monday, Oct 16 the skillful ways she wielded power as a free, 847-729-7500 am. Tuesday, White Eagle Banquets & woman in a male-dominated age. 10:30 Restaurant, 6839 N. Milwaukee Ave., a.m. Monday, North Shore Senior Cen- Digging Deeper with Ancestry.com: Niles, $30 members, advanced; $40 Be A Player: Game On - Board Gam- ter, 161 Northfleld Road, Northfield, $12 Explore Ancestry's special collections non-member, advanced, 847-724-0900 ing for Adults:Adults may just drop in member, $17 non-member, 847-784- and improve your advanced searches. to play the library's assortment of 6030 Glenview Library card is required. "The True Flag: Mark Twain, and the games. They range from classics like Please register at glenviewpl.org/regis- Birth of Am. EmpIre":It can be ar- Monopoly and Sorry to strategy games SIt and Get Fit:Move your feet and get ter or call. 10 am. Tuesday, Glenview gued that the real birth of American like Settlers of Catan and Ticket to Ride. fit while seated. This multi-level class is Public Library, 1930 Glenview Road, empire began with the first movement Library staff (and fellow garners) will be suitable for those with limitations who Glenview, free, 847-729-7500 across the continent by the new United on hand to help show you the ropes. are seeking to improve muscle tone, States, incorporating Florida, the Loui- 6:30 p.m. Monday, Glenview Public strength, and stamina. Standing exer- Tinker Tots for Ages Three to Five siana Purchase, the northern half of the Library 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview, cises that improve lower body strength with Adult:This is hands-on, STEAM- Mexican territory, and the lands of the free, 847-729-7500 and balance are incorporated for those inspired fun for the younger patrons. A native population. However, Stephen participants willing and able. 11 am. parent or caregiver must be present. Kinzer's illustrative new history, "The Learn To Be A Shark:Come to the Monday, North Shore Senior Center, 161 Please register at the website or call. 1 True Flag," takes the reader back to the north shore's only co-working space Northfleld Road, Northfield, $59 mem- p.m. Tuesday, Glenview Public Library, turn ofthe 20th century when the first and entrepreneur incubator. Vcapital ber; $69 non member, 847-784-6030 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview, free, acts ofoverseas empire were argued speakers Ryan Kole and Jim Vaughan 847-729-7500 and acted on. i p.m. Tuesday, North explain how to invest in early and mid Mozart's Clarinet Concerto: Pre- Shore Senior Center, 161 Northfield stage companies, joining investor net- mlered In 1791:Jim Kendros explores Secret Strategies to Land a Job In Road, Northfield, $49 member; $68 works and be a part of venture funds. the mysteries and expressive joys sur- 90 Days:Discover proven strategies to non-member, 847-784-6030 6:30 p.m. Monday, Callan Building, 1939 rounding Mozart's Clarinet Concerto, a land a job, as Illinois WorkNet Center Waukegan Road, Glenview, free, 847- highly melodious work On Oct. 16,1791, speakers share what's working and Busy Bees Piaygroup: Ages Birth to 414-7342 Mozart's friend and artistic associate what's not in today's job market. This Four with adult:This time includes a Anton Stadler premiered the sublime comprehensive workshop discusses story, a song, and lots ofplaytime. Sib- Knitting Roundtable for Adults: Clarinet Concerto in Prague. 1p.m. setting SMART goals to keep you on lings are welcome. 11 am. Tuesday, Park Ronnie Rund, an expert knitter, shows Monday, North Shore Senior Center, 161 track, using social media to connect Ridge Public Library, 20 5. Prospect attendees how to knit or how to solve Northfield Road, Northfield, $10 mem- with active hiring managers, getting Ave., Park Ridge, free, 847-825-3123 knitting challenges. Bring one's current ber, $15 non-member, 847-784-6030 your resume through today's Applicant project(s) and needles. 2 p.m. Monday, Tracking Systems, and sharpening Faith, Hope and Recovery Free Sup- Morton Grove Public Library 6140 Teddy Bear Time: Ages 12-24 critical interview skills. Go to worknet- port Group:Faith, Hope and Recovery Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, 847- months with adult:Stories, songs and ncc.com to register. 9:30 am. Tuesday, (FHR), a nonprofit organization, pro- 965-4220 fingerplays for children from 12 through Glenview Public Library, 1930 Glenview vides monthly spiritual support for 24 months with an adult. Siblings are Road, Glenview, free, 847-729-7500 everyone affected by mental health Ballroom Dance Classes:A basic welcome. 9:30 am. Monday, Park Ridge conditions. They serve families, friends, ballroom dance class starts at 6:45 p.m., Public Library, 20S. Prospect Ave., Park Film: "The Boys: The Sherman colleagues and caregiver, from those and an intermediate class is at 7:45 p.m. Ridge, free, 847-825-3123 Brothers' Story":The film, "The with faith, to those with no faith. They These classes were formerly held at the Boys: The Sherman Brothers' Story" is offer a safe space for sharing deep con- Highland Park Moose Lodge, which has Yoga and Physiotherapy Congress rated PG and is a documentary explor- cerns; a renewal ofhope and strength been sold. 6:45 p.m. Monday, Bernard 2017:Turn your passion, knowledge ing the life ofRobert B. Sherman and listening and compassion; and practic- Weinger JCC, 300 Revere Drive, North- and experience into a rewarding career Richard M. Sherman. The Academy ing skills to refresh the spirit 7 p.m. brook, $10 per person per class, 847-75 7- at this Yoga and Physiotherapy Con- Award-winning songwriting team de- Tuesday, 7 p.m. Tuesday, Wmnnetka 2227 gress. 2:45 p.m. Monday, Double Tree by fined family musical entertainment for Presbyterian Church, 1255 Willow Hilton Chicago, North Shore Confer- five decades with unforgettable Disney Road, Winnetka, free, 847-302-6017 Boost Your Brain Power:Discover ence Center, 9599 Skokie Blvd., Skokie, classics. The cast includes: Richard M. proactive ways to enhance cognitive $599, 650-268-9744 Sherman, Robert B. Sherman, Dick Van Life Planning: Envision Your Next functioning in this class that features Dyke. 11:30 am. Tuesday, Morton Grove Steps--LP1O1 Insights: Toadd mean- mental exercises such as social reminis- Public Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave., Mor- ing to our lives, we may need to deter- cence, trivia games, pictionary, scram- Tuesday, Oct. 17 ton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 mine ways in which we can give back bled sentence games, letter counting, and grow personally. To move forward entangled figure games, visual puzzles, Women's NetworkIng Lunch:Join in Do More with Excel 2010: This in the most fulfilling direction, we need and even creative healthy snacks. Make for lunch and an opportunity to net- hands-on workshop offers attendees to recognize our gifts and do some soul- practical changes that will keep your work with like-minded business wom- the chance to perform calculations with searching to design our next steps. The mind sharper longer. 10 a.m. Monday, en. Two speakers are featured, and formulas and functions. Registration is facilitator is Dee Kane. 9:30 am. 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Now nearly every automaker offers the basis for semi-automated driving with cameras and sensors to enable adaptive cruise control, self-parking, automatic emergency braking and some variation of lane keeping, which are classified by the Society ofAutomotive Engineers and goy- emmental bodies as Level 2. The number oflight-duty vehicles sold globally with Level 2 technology is expected to grow to 93 million by 2026 from 250,000 in 2017, according to Navigant Research. Tesla Autopilot, Cadillac Super Cruise, Audi Traffic Jam Pilot, BMW Traffic Jam Assistant,VolvoPilot Assist and Mercedes Distronic Plus CHRIS WALKER/CHICAGO TRIBUNE are the most advanced Level 2 systems pushing into Level 3 and pos- Tesla Autopilot, available for all of the automaker's models, can speed up or down with traffic flow, up to 90 sibly Level 4. mph, on highways and go up to 5 mph over the speed limit off highways. The temptation when the car takes over the wheel is for the driver to check his phone, but Level 2 systems are not considered advanced stalk on the steering column, In a word:Best. bar integrated into the top of the enough for drivers to take eyes off the road for any significant time. which isn't as easy as controls on steering wheel will flash green; There still needs to be a driver. So why bother? the wheel itself. The adaptive- Models available: All.Hard- the driver has to look up at the For now, convenience. Soon enough, the technology will improve cruise icon will appear in gray in ware for Enhanced Autopilot road to resume hands-free. Tithe vehicle safety, traffic flow, accessibility to drivers with limited access the top ofthe cluster; once set, theinstalled on models built after driver doesn't, the bar will flash and even increased fuel economy. other icon of a steering wheel will October 2016. red, a chime will sound and the Three of the more advanced systems are the Volvo Pilot Assist, Tesla appear. Once activated, it'll turn car will start to coast The third Autopilot and Cadillac Super Cruise. blue, and there will be a ding. Price:$5,000 on delivery $6,000level ofescalation will put the after purchase. Enhanced Auto-hazards on and bring the car to a Not driving:Ifit can't read the pilot is $8,000 on delivery stop, and emergency services will Volvo Pilot Assist the flow of traffic up to 80 mph. lines or there's no surrounding $10,000 when the software is be summoned through OnStar. Can make a complete stop, but traffic, the icons will turn orange ready. To activate:Left thumb on the the gas pedal needs to be pressed and a warning indicating hands Can do:Speed up or down with left control pad of the steering to resume activation. Self-park, on the wheel will appear, fol- Confidence level: 9. traffic flow ofup to 85 mph; go wheel. The adaptive cruise icon though it seems more adept at towed by an audible alert, until down to a stop and restart; stay appears illuminated on the bot- parallel parking than perpendicu- hands get on the wheel. Still no centered in the lane better than tom left of the dashboard, below lar. hands? The warnings intensify, Cadillac Super Cruise other systems; get over-the-air hazards will activate and the the tachometer. It's small but To activate:As easyassetting software updates. We didn't test clear, unobtrusive but apparent. Can't do:Change lanes. Use just system will coast the car to a stop. the cruise control. But the gray self-parking. Set the adaptive cruise, then hit cruise control without adaptive icon that appears in the top of the the right arrow button to activate cruise. Must get software updates Can do:Speed up or down with cluster to indicate system readi- Can't do:Off-highway driving. lane keeping. at authorized dealer. traffic flow, up to 90 mph, on ness was ready about two-thirds Change lanes. highways; offhighways, it's hm- ofthe time. We'd expect a higher Not driving:Once activated, the in a word:Tentative. ited to 5 mph over the posted degree ofusability in lower-speed in a word:Conservative. person in the driver's seat gets speed limit. It can change lanes bumper-to-bumper traffic or on about 15 seconds of hands-free Models available:All except with indicator signal; get over- more open freeways with fewer Models available:2018 CT6 in driving before the light blue- S60 and V60 the-air software updates at home; merging lanes. Premium Luxury or Platinum green icon turns red-orange and park itself, remotely back straight trim (standard) requires hands on the wheel. If Price:Included in Premium out ofa parking spot or garage Not driving:Super Cruise uses a the person doesn't respond, a Package, $1,400. with the click ofthe fob. nonrecording camera mounted Price:$5,000. chime will ding. If the person still on top ofthe steering column to doesn't respond, the system will Confidence level:7. Can't do:Not yet street-legal for read the eyes and head position ofConfidence level:8. coast the car to a stop with acti- Level4or Level 5, though the the driver. Ifthe camera detects vated hazard lights. Tesla Autopilot hardware indicates the the driver looking down at his [email protected] technology is there. 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Nues North loses ing to bounce back." A Vikings assistant coach L first game after said no additional players suspension would comment. In his postgame speech, BY Diu SIIAiIN Garoppolo talkedtothe Pioneer Press players about appreciating their final few weeks to- After his team's 41-O loss gether. He later repeated to New Ther on Friday inthose comments to the me- Northfield, Niles North foot- dia ball coach Mike Garoppolo "High school sports go by talkedrepeatedly,tohis fast These guys have to team and the media, aboutembrace every opportunity focusing on Niles West. they've gotbecause it's going The Vikings will host theto be over before they know rival Wolves in this weeks it," Garoppolo said. "They'll homecominggame, but it's abe in the real world (some- Central Suburban Southday) going to college, work- game that once seemed iningtheirjobs, so theyhave to doubt when District219 really embrace these last two officials announced on Sept. weeks." 25 that the Niles North New Ther coach Brian varsity football team was Doll said he told Garoppolo suspended after reports of"ato remain positive when the possible hazing incident" two spoke briefly during the Niles North(2-5,0-3) postgame handshake. forfeited its Sept. 28 game "I think (Garoppolo) has against Maine South beforebeen through a lot They've the program was reinstated had a rough week and a half. on Oct. 2 after school au-They're dealing with those thorities announced that athings," Doll said. "My mes- thorough investigation bysage to him was just, 'Keep school officials and policefighting through the end of determined no criminal con- the season. Enjoy the rest of duct had taken place. the season.'" TRACY ALLEN/PIONEER PRESS "Always good to be on the Doll said New Ther (5-2, Nues North's Christopher Harris (16, bottom) and Myles Davis (15, right) stop New Triers Brian Sitzer short of the goal line football field, getting better3-0) got confirmation onon Friday in Northfield. New Trier defeated Nues North 41-O in the Vikings' first game back after their season was sus- as a team and improving."Oct 2 thatNiles North pended for a week. Garoppolo said. "Guys have would play in Friday's game, been playing hard all season, which was homecoming for2-yard line. mage and eventually raceddidn't play because of anDan Shalinis a freelance and we look forward to the Trevians. The Trevians went up down the opposite sideline. injury according to Garop- reporterfor Pioneer Press. playing Niles West (this) "It was a little tricky (last)21-0 after junior Donovan Vikii senior runningpolo. week." weekend not having (thePerkins returned a punt 75 back Bruno Prosper-Kanarn Twitter @Fiofleer_Press Added Garoppolo:"It's prior week's) film to prepareyards for a touchdown in the homecoming (this week),for them, not knowing iffinal minute of thefirst rivalry game, the guys arethey were going to play,"quarter. jacked and ready to go to Doll said on Friday. 'We kept "That was a rough game, WEEK 7 FOOTBALL RESULTS work We're ready for Niles telling our kids, 'We have tobut we're on to Niles West West." planlikewe'replayingthis week," Garoppolo said. Lake Zurich 28, Stevenson O Rolling Meadows 48, Elk Grove them?" Among the highlights for Libertyville 42, Mundelein O O Despite the lopsided Friday's scores Lyons 31, Downers North 28 st. Viator 32, St. Patrick 3 score on Friday, junior run- New Ther was already upNiles North was a 28-yard Maine South 47, Glenbrook Walther Christian 16, Guerin O ning back/defensive backa touchdown when juniorcompletion from senior Brother Rice 56, St. Joseph O South 13 Myles Davis said he was glad Jonathan Taylor blocked aquarterback Nick Mathee to Downers South 20, Leyden O Maine West 21, Vernon Hills O Elmwood Park 38, Chicago Manan Central 16, Carmel 15 Saturday's scores to be back on the field. punt by Niles North seniorsenior receiver 1rson Car- Christian O Marist 42, Nazareth O "It feels good to play with Nick Mihalic, who has corn-son Coles. Junior Tremaine Evanston 30, Nues West O New Trier 41, Nues North O Barrington 47, Hoffman my team again," Davis said nutted to Western Michi-Conner replaced Mathee at Glenbrook North 42, Maine Notre Dame 42, Manan Estates 21 after postgame handshakes gan, and it was recovered byquarterback midway East O Catholic 19 Glenband West 14, Hinsdale Hersey 33, Buffalo Grove 14 OPRF 30. York 7 Central 9 with New Ther players. "It's the Trevians at the Nilesthrough the third quarter, Highland Park 21, Deeruield 7 Prospect12, Wheeling 7 IC Catholíc 59, Wheaton all up to God. God chose this, North 10-yardline. Twoand he soon had a 37-yard Hinsdale South 23, Addison Providence 37, Fenwick O Academy 7 that's what the outcomeplays later, Trevians juniorrun in which he rolled out in Trail 15 Ridgewood 40, Aurora Central Loyola 49, Leo 7 was." quarterback Carsonone direction, circled back Lake Forest 14, Zion-Benton 8 12 Davis added: 'We're go- Ochsenhirt scored from thebehind the line of scrim- SPORTS Brady develops intooneof the state's best BY D SHA1IN Pioneer Press Maine South junior Tommy Brady said he does not yet consider himself an elite high school cross country runner. Others might disagree. After establishing himself as an up-and-corner in lili- fois during his first varsity season in 2016, Brady has taken his performances to a new level this Fall. He won the prestigious Palatine In- vitein14minutes, 44.8 seconds on Sept. 23, and then followed that up with a second-place finish, and career-best time of 14:31.0, at the Peoria Invite on Sept. 30. Brady's time in Peoria was the fifth-fastest time in the state this season. It also was the third-best time in school histortrailing only Steve Senf (14:28 in 1976) and Reese Jordan (14:30 in 2016). Yet, since he lives in the same state as two of the nation's top runners - Sandburg's Dylan Jacobs and Lyons' Danny Kilrea. seniors whose best times rank No. i and 4, respec- tively, among U.S.high school students - Brady said he does not yet belong in the category of elite. Jacobs won the Peoria Invite in 13:57.5 and Kilrea's best time in 2017 is 14:02.30. "I think to be an elite runner, you have to be at the BRIAN OMAHONEYIPIONEER PRESS peak of your career, so you From left, Maine South's Tommy Brady, Oswego East's Matt Blanco, Dundee-Crown's Anthony Hurgoi and Maine South's Brandon Christopher lead the probably have to be a sen- pack at the Palatine Invitational on Sept. 23, Brady went on to win the race. ior:' Brady said. "And, I don't know if I can call myselfhad a solid track season,state meet workingBrady's progress, in "He really has an intuitivepretty runner?' elite compared to some ofall-state in fact, but now he's Brady and Christopher,training and results, has notsense about where the race Brady said he does not the best we have in the state able to win races. He wonwho came in third in Peoriabeen unexpected. But Nor-is and when to make adispute Sutsehek's assess- like Dylan and Danny." Palatine against a strong(14:39.7),have put thedahl said there are alwaysmove," Nordahi said. "If thement Maine South senior Bran- field. That showed me: 'OhHawks in position to returnvariables like injuries that competition has a good kick, "I definitely would agree don Christopher said he has my gosh, this guy isinto state for a fburth straightcan derail a mimer on thehe'll start maldng his movewith coach Sutschek. I don't been impressed by his team- excellent shape, and onlyyear. The continued im- path to success. earlier. Ifhe feels like endur-liketo watch (tape of) mate's continued improve- getting better.' provement of junior Ian "But so far (Brady) hasance is a weakness (of hismyself running in races," ment this fall after Brady Christopher continued:Spears and sophomoresmanaged to navigate thatclosest competitors),he'll Brady said. "But I don't envy finished 29th (14:53) at the "Then, in Peoria. he finishedWalter Glockner, Joeystuff well," Nordahl said.wait to kick and then ham-(taller runners). I try to do Class 3A state cross countrysecond to (Jacobs), who is at Kasch and Adam Christo- "He's good at balancing howmer them. He's smart about the best with what I've been meet last fall and eighth in his own level. But Tommy is pher, could go a long way in hard to work and how muchusing that stuff:' given and work as hard as I the3,200-meterrunreally right up there. He ran determining Maine South'srecovery time he needs in Perhaps Brady's only ma- can." (9:18.43) at the 2017 Class 3A a great race, as did the rest offate in the coming weeks. order to go and compete atjor drawback is his build. At state track meet. the team." Maine South coach Gregthat (top) level every time' 5-foot-Z he doesn't haveDan Shalin Ls a freelance "It's really happened in Maine South finished Nordahl said he is hoping to Nordahi said Brady, anlong, elegant strides. Maine reporterfor Pioneer Press. the past couple of weeks," 11th in the 33-team field insee Brady finish in the top 5 impressive student,also South boys track coach said Christopher, who livesPeoria, an event held atat the state meet shows his intelligence onScott Sutschek once de- Twitter @PioneerPress in Park Ridge. "... (Brady) Detweiller Park, site of the Nordahi said the hard-the course. scn'bed Brady as "not a 42 SPORTS 'The temptation is there' Locals note Oklahoma State and USC, assuspicions - at least at a few According to the FBI one of the best sophomoresrecruiting stories over the well as sports agents andschools - through under- findings, a Louisville assist- in the country, by shieldingyears. pitfalls amid FBI Adidas employees, werecover operations and wireant coach allegedly orches-him from any exploitative "This is not an every- charged with various crimes taps. trated payments totalingrecruiting relationships. where problem:It'sthe hoops probe related to the funneling of Some prominent Chi-$100,000 to a recruit who "When you look and see elite-of-the-elite guys." money to collegiate pro-cago-area basketball ended up committing to the how much money isin- Nazareth coach Sean BY BOB NuiucG grams and top recruits. coaches opened up about Cardinals. The money camevolved in college basketball,Pearson, who played at Kan- Pioneer Press Former sports agenttheir experiences with re- from Adidas and Sood, the in any business with thatsas from 1992-96, proposed Christian Dawkins andcruiting and ideasfor financial planner also linked much money, there is cor-eliminating some AAU Tamala Reed said shePrinceton Capital founderchange. to USC. ruption," said Malnati, whogames and sneaker-spon- would like to write a bookMunish Sood are accused of Former St. Joseph star Louisville has an apparelalso coached Toddsored tournaments. He one day after her son's re-sending $13,000 to USCguard Deryl Cunningham, a deal with Adidas. Townsend (Marquette),noted that shoe companies cruitinent to play college assistant coach Tony Bland. 1989 McDonald's All-Amen- St Joseph coach Gene Scottie Lindsey (Northwest-can sway athletes, especially basketball. In eschange Bland wouldcan who played at DePaul,Pingatore, who has moreem) and Mike Smith (Co-for players who already fa- Her son, former Evanston sway his Trojans to usecurrently coaches highwins than any other boyslumbia) hi high school. '1vor a certain brand, whether standout Nojel Eastern, wasDawkins as an agent andschool, AAU and post-grad-basketball coach instate want DJ to be as free of allpersonally or through their recruited by many ofthe top Sood as a money manageruate teams in suburban St history; said stiffer penalties that as he can possibly can, AAU team. programs in the country when they were ready to go Louis. He also was an assist- would help curtailthe let him be a high school kid." Pearson said he's closely before committing to pro. ant coach at South Dakota under-the-table payments Hinsdale South isn't ex-monitoring the recruitment Purdue last November. Bland allegedly also toldState, Indiana State and SUi- and weaken the influence ofactly a basketball power-ofhis son, sophomore Thgen Reed said she was never Dawkins and Sood to payEdwardsville. elite AAU programs. house, but in recent years Pearson. offered any money - or any$9,000 to two families of He remembers when he "The power of controltwo of coach Brett Moore's Reed said the recruiting other benefits - to steer USC basketball players. asked a friend at a high- should go back to the highplayers have been recruited process was generally pos- Eastern to a specific school, Eastern was recruited byprofile college about how to school coaches;' he said.by Division I programs. itive for Eastern, though it but she knew that was aUSC, and former St Josephget his players more expo-"The only way that would Barret Benson, now awas also "tiring" and "tax- tactic employed by some ofstandout Nick Rakocevic is a sure. happen is if you eliminatesophomore center at North-ing." Although she did not thenation's top college sophomore forward for the "He said, Tollow the shoe the live (recruitinzj periodwestern, was first recruited provide any specific exam- teams. She said she madeTrojans. Glenbrook Northcompanies,' " Cunningham in the summer." as a Hornets freshman. Sen-pies, she said there was "a lot sure Eastern kept his eyesgraduate Kurt Karisisa recalled. 'lt was all about the Cunningham, Pingatoreior forward Zion Griffin,oflying" and said some AAU purely on the best fit for him. redshirt senior walk-on. shoes companies. It's crazy and others said the corrup-however, was relatively un- coaches are "dirty." And she But others, she said, have When reached by Pioneerwhat's going on....I justtion in college basketballknown until the spring. Sud- wanted no part of that for access and motive to receive Press on Friday, Rakocevicbelieve the AAU coachesprimarily involves the verydenly, he had offers from top her son. under-the-table payments chose not to elaborate on thehave too much power." best recruits and the veryprograms, including Kansas. "He worked extremely from college programs. scandal, but he admitted it's Shoe companies form abest programs. He eventually picked Iowahard. ... What I didn't want "The temptation is there'been tough on the USC unique link between college Fenwick coach Rick Mal- State. to ever do was take away any Reed said. "I can also seeprogram. programs and the AAU cir-nati said he was not sur- "Even in our little stage,opportunities for him to play why some parents do what "We are obviously in acuit Nike, Adidas and Underprised about the FBI's expo-we see that," Moore said.college basketball;' Reed they do when they don'tpredicament right now;'Armour all sponsor major sure oframpant exploitation"It's nothing for us to come said. have much (money). Rakocevicsaid. "We areAAU tournaments in theof potential recruits. A for-out of the locker room and She added: "We didn't "If you put $100,000 in shocked." summer. Top recruits makemer standout at Bradley and there's someone we've neverwant to take any money or someone's face, especially a Though the FBI's allega-sure they're on an AAU teama member of the Loyola ofseen before, wanting to talkwhat was not mine. (Nojel) 17-year-old kid, what do youtions took many players, fans that plays in these events, asChicago coaching staff from to a player. could make four or five think they are going to do?" and coaches by surprise,prominent college coaches 2011-13,Malnati said big "I've talkedto collegetimes more than that in a On Sept.26,the FBIrumors about such un- (and TV cameras) are likelymoney can lead toillicitcoaches, and they told me a few years." publicized the findings of anauthorized dealings amongto be in the bleachers. activity in any business, in- story (where) 10 people investigationinto corrup- coaches, players, agents and Plus, many top college cluding college basketball. (were) involved in this oneBob Narang is a freelance

tion at the highest levels ofshoe companies have per-programs have lucrative ap-- Malnati said he's trying torecruitment," he said. "You reporterfor Pioneer Press. college basketball. Assistantsisted for years. Now, theparel contracts with thesehelp Fenwick guard DJhad to win all 10 (people in coaches at Arizona, Auburn, FBI has confirmed those companies. Steward, considered to be his circle). I've heard crazy Twitter @Pioneer_Press

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