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Suspects charged in shooting of Nues North seniors

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same day friends and family tearfully memorialized TheNiles North High School senior Maxwell Gadau, Skokie Police Sunday announced the arrests of four 19-year-old males they say are responsible for fatally shooting him a week earlier. In addition to Gadau, a female Niles North senior was shot and wounded in the incident. A fifth suspect, 17, who was be- lieved to be the gunman, was also arrested Monday at his school in LEFT TO RIGHT: Nicholas Smith, Jeremy Ly, Dzevad Avdic, Myles Hughes i PHOTOS FROM SKOKIE POLICE. Chicago, but he was released Tues- day. Because he was a juvenile, po- were said to know the victim or vic- The state's case includes alleged friend not only said he was not with McTague. "We will continue to lice said, he could only be held for tims. Although Avdic's address was evidence of calls and texts made her the whole night but that he left support our students during this 24 hours and the state's attorney listed as in Chicago, a law enforce- from Avdic's cell phone to the with the suspects and returned difficult time. If any student needs did not believe there was enough ment official confirmed he recently female victim and other arrested home upset, Heiingoetter said. support, we continue to have evidence to charge him at this time. moved there from Skokie. suspects in the case. Prosecutors Meczyk charged that Skokie school psychologists and social Skokie police said the investigation According to Assistant State's say that Avdic contacted the female Police held his client for three workers available to help them." will continue and the hope is that Attorney Robert Heiingoetter, it victim twice within 20 minutes of days even though Avdic asked for McTague said the school he will be charged in the future. was Avdic who hatched the entire the shooting. a lawyer during that time. But encourages any student or family In two bond hearings, prosecu- robbery plan. The night ofthe crime, Avdic police Tuesday responded that member who may need additional tors laid out a scenario indicating He told Judge Marcia B. Orr drove his vehicle to the area with once Avdic asked for a lawyer, they support or intervention to notify that the shooting was the result Monday that Avdic poses a "real other suspecta inside and parked a stopped questioning him. He was their counselor. of an armed robbery scheme that and present threat" both to the short distance away, according to held for three days because of a What's been especially hard did not go according to plan. The surviving victim and the public at the prosecutor. deal his lawyer worked out so his for many in the community to idea, prosecutors said, was to lure large and asked that bail be denied. Heiingoetter said two people, client would not have to attend a process, though, is that two of the a Niles North female senior outside "We expect that the evidence one of them Hughes and the other bond hearing in Chicago, police arrested suspects are Niles North for a drug sale, and then to steal will show in the days leading up the shooter, left the vehicle and said. graduates said to have known Ga- from her. to this incident, the defendant, approached the victims. During the After their bond hearing Sunday dau and to even have befriended When the girl, who was ac- Dzevad Avdic, made telephone con- transaction, a 9 millimeter hand- in Chicago, Ly, Smith and Hughes him. However, neither of them are companied by Gadau "for moral tact with (the female victim) and gun was fired, one bullet striking appeared in Skokie court Tuesday said to have gone to the victim's support," according to police, re- his intention was to arrange the Gadau in the back with the bullet to be placed on the same schedule vehicle that night knowing Gadau sisted handing over drugs, she and purchase of marijuana," Heilingoet- lodging in his chest and another as Avdic. Prosecutors indicated was there, according to police. Gadau were shot. Plans for an easy ter said. bullet hitting the female victim in that the case was likely to go before Like Gadau, Avdic was a Niles robbery turned into murder and Avdic called the victim as early the cheek and shattering in her a Grand Jury. North swimmer and has on-line attempted murder, prosecutors say. as Sept. 24 and misidentified him- vertebrae, the prosecutor said. All four suspecta' next court ap- records showing he was part of Gadau and the iffles North self, taking the name of someone The suspects took the victim's pearance is Oct. 28 in Skokie. Niles North's Swift Aquatics. female senior, both 17, were shot else he thought the victim would be marijuana before leaving her ve- Niles North yearbooks show around 9:45 p.m. Sept. 28 while more willing to meet, Heilingoet- hide and fleeing the scene with the Stunned communily Avdic and Ly looking like normal sitting inside a vehicle on the 9200 ter said. He got the victim's name other suspects, according to the The shooting on this peaceful and happy teenagers in pictures block of Kedvale Avenue, police say. after asking Ly for someone who prosecution. tree-lined street on a calm Sunday from their freshmen through The female victim is still recovering would be an easy "stain" or "lick," A neighbor's surveillance record- night immediately rocked the senior years. One picture of the at a local hospital. which means someone easy to rob. ing shows Avdic's vehicle, which is Skokie and Niles North commu- swim team even includes both She was listed in critical condi- Ly provided Avdic with the victim's distinct because it has a missing nity. Gadau was a popular athlete Avdic and Gadau. tion this week, but Skokie police name. hubcap, Heilingoetter said. a swimmer - and seemed to But Avdic appeared little like say she is getting better every day. "It was related to him that if they But Avdic's attorney, Ralph Mec- have many friends. A vigil held his yearbook picture in court had a gun, completing this 'lick' zyk, said that there is no evidence less than 24 hours after the shoot- Monday; he wore powder blue Arrests made or 'stain'.. would be even easier of when the recording of the vehicle ing drew hundreds of people, and prison garb and seemed to try to Jeremy Ly of Skokie, and because she was a girl, and she was made or even if the vehicle is the teenager's funeral Sunday was hold back tears during the brief Chicagoans Dzevad Avdic, Myles would have been easily intimidated the defendant's. attended by many of the same hearing. He said nothing when his Hughes and Nicholas Smith, all 19, if she were presented with a gun," Avdic presented an alibi to po- people. request for bail was denied. were each charged with first de- Heiingoetter said. lice, saying that his cell phone was Following the Sunday arrests, In Ly's senior yearbook photo, gree murder as well as attempted Police said Avdic knew Hughes stolen from him and he wasn't in District 219 issued a statement to the teenager is smiling and quoted murder and armed robbery of the and Smith and brought them in on Skokie at that time. He said he was the Nues North community. with these parting words: "Dream female victim. the scheme. It was one or both of with his girlfriend in Chicago. "This terrible crime has aftect- as if you'll live forever. Live as if Ly and Avdic are both 2013 NUes them who brought the shooter ¡n, But the prosecution said his alibi ed our entire school community," you'll die Today. Life is Special. North High School graduates who police said. had been "broken" - that his girl- said Niles North Principal Ryan Live it to the Fullest." NIL A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2014 7 I I

Morton Grove Police: Cell breakout was 'surprising'

BY NATAL HAYES speeding, and a warrant noose tightening." For Sun-Times Media out of Lake County for DUI Yaras said the Oct. 2 @NatHayReporter - was gone for 15 minutes incident marked the first before police noticed his time anyone had escaped A man arrested by Mor- absence, said Morton Grove the Morton Grove jail. Lose the pain. ton Grove police Thursday police Commander Paul "It was kind of surprising afternoon for minor traffic Yaras. because his offense wasn't a offenses managed to escape Zaari was tracked to high-end crime," Yaras said. his holding cell and disap- Skokie after police began "He had the warrant out of Get back in thegame. pear for a few hours before tracing phone numbers of Lake County but it wasn't he was caught again by family members the escapedthe type of thing you'd break police. arrestee was calling. out ofjail for." Abdelouahed Zaari, 21, of "He would come across Zaari was being held ir the 6300 block of Artesian people on the street and ask Cook County jail on addi- Avenue in Chicago, man- to borrow their phones, and tional charges of escape and aged to break out of a lockedwe'd track him to those loca-disorderly conduct Friday holding cell with a glass win-tions," Yaras said. afternoon, Yaras said. dow and escape through a Zaari was gone for about If he hadn't made the door on the south side of thetwo-and-a-half hours before decision to escape, he building around 3:45 p.m. he turned himself in at likely would have been freed Thursday, police said. They the Morton Grove Police Thursday afternoon from would not give specific de- Department. the Morton Grove Police tails about how the prisoner He allegedly told police Department or transferred was able to escape, though. he made the decision to sur-to Lake County Police, Zaari - who was being render because he "couldn't where he would have had held on charges of driving relax," after "seeing police the option of posting bond, on a suspended license, everywhere and feeling the Yaras said. Crime . Bone and Joint Health Fair Police: man admits to smoking crack in park Wednesday, October 22nd + 5:30-7:3Opm

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Entertainment Morton Grove native returns to host Chicago Comedy Film Festival

BY NATAlIE HAYES For Sun-TImes Media I @NatHayReporler

actor Ray Chao has traveled a long way from his roots in LAngeles-basedMorton Grove to pursue his dream of making it big. Chao, a former prosecutor with the Cook County State's Attorney's Office, traded in his job as a law professor at Loyola Univer- sity in Chicago four years ago for a career in the entertainment industry. He departed the Chicago area for LA in Morton Grove native Ray Chao plays a lawyer on 2010, but he'll be back in town this month Loredana Esq." i COURTESY OF SUNDANCE CHANNEL to host the 4th Annual Chicago Comedy Film Festival Oct. 17 to 19 at the ShowPlace Icon Theater - an event he's hosted several INFO times since Chicago actress Jessica Hardy More information about the Chicago Corn- brought the festival to the Windy City four edy Firn Festival and about Chao is available years ago. at www.chicagocomedyfilmfestival.com and The Chicago Comedy Film Festival www.raychao.com. features 45 different films shot all over the world and gives moviegoers a chance to see the newest films before they go public. from around the world to showcase their The festival is still relatively new to the films in Chicago, the best city in the world Chicago movie scene, but the event typically for comedy. draws up to 500 guests, who can pay $55 to Q:Who is your biggest inspiration? receive a three-day all-access pass. A: I really admire Amy Poehier and Tina Chao explained that filmmakers featured Fey, because they're brilliant performers, at the Chicago Comedy Film Festival and and are also very smart. They are in charge at other small-scale indie film festivals oftheir careers, and that is so admirable. held around the U.S. hope to get their work Q: What is your ultimate career goal as featured on Netflix or become available for a comedic actor? purchase via on-demand movie channels. A: I would really like to be a regular on a "We focus mostly on comedy, and like Morton Grove native Ray Chao plays Kim Jong Un in a parody. COURTESY OF MAKER STUDIOS sitcom. That would be a lot of work, but also most film festivals we focus on independent a lot of fun. My other goal is to be known for ifims," Chao said. "The filmmakers want being snubbed for an award, you know, when to reach a distribution deal to get on Pay and producing a short film entitled, "Little I had to pursue my dreams and make the the nominations are announced and every- Per View or Netflix, and the best way to Buddies," which has appeared at film festi- move. I love making people laugh, and I one is upset because Ray Chao was snubbed. get there is to get high scores from the film vals across the country wanted to be a frill time actor. Luckily I Such a tragedy! festival audiences." The prosecutor-turned-comedy guru continue to teach law, and not surprisingly, Q:Why is comedy your number one Since his move to LA, Chao has found talked about the Chicago Comedy Film I have played a lawyer quite a few times. love as an actor? Ever consider any other some mild success as an actor, and works as Festival and his new life as an actor trying toThat's actually a challenge because the genres? a professor for an online law school part- make it in Hollywood. script may not always be accurate, and I A: I consider myself to be naturally funny. time. have to resist the urge to make corrections. I think I have always been able to make peo- Besides hosting the Chicago Comedy Film Q:You left Chicago and a career teach- Q:Why should people check out the ple laugh. Of course, to be a funny actor is Festival, Chao has appeared in music videos ing law at Loyola to pursue your dreams Chicago Comedy Film Festival? not necessarily the same thing. Surprisingly, for Ingrid Michaelson and on shows that air to perform comedy. Beyond your connec- A: The Chicago Comedy Film Festival I think my experience as a lawyer helps my on the Spike TV network, he said. tion with Second City, was there a specificprovides a great opportunity for fans of com-acting and vice-versa. A lot of times ¡n court, The Niles West High School graduate (he moment or realization that ultimately lededy to see the funniest and best independentyou have to think on your feet. And you have preferred not to provide his age) said he's you to make the decision to drop every- comedies from around the world. Many to listen. I think comedy requires a lot of ac- still working his way "up the Hollywood foodthing and follow your heart to LA? times independent films have a hard time tive listening to help with tirning and ensure chain." A: It was a difficult decision, because I finding an audience because they don't have your reactions are genuine. Chao has nonetheless made some waves loved being a prosecutor and teaching law. the resources for a wide theatrical release. Luckily, I've been cast in more dramatic in the meantime by launching a small pro- Also, my entire family and all my friends Our festival is dedicated to providing oppor- roles, and I really enjoy being serious as well duction company called "Laughing Matters"were in Chicago. Ultimately, I decided that tunities to creative and talented filmmakers as being funny. NIL A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2014 9

District 63 NORTHLIGHT T H E AT R E "DELICIOUSLY FIERCE. As mother and daughter, Kimbrough and Flood closes Gemini Junior High School Strus are a MATCH MADE IN HEAVENS" YEARS - Hedy Weiss. Ch;cago Sur- Times BY NATALIE HAYES ard Groeling, principal at pumps and valves, and the For Sun-Times Media I Gemini School. addition of an enlarged . I @NatHayReporter Groeling called the water-retaining reservoir. Oct. 3 flood «surprising," "Rain played a part [in Students arriving to and said it was unrelated the flood] because it exas- school Friday at Gemini to past floods that have perated the problem[(of Junior High School in closed down the school in the blocked sanitation CR3MMONSØF Nues were sent home be- recent years. line]," Groeling said. fore the day even started "One [school employees] Crews over the weekend after administrators realized the flood couldn't cleared the blockages and opening the school that be controlled, the kids sanitized the areas that PEIN$ÁÇQ morning found sewage were already arriving," had been soaked with sew- water flooding part of the Groeling said, "so every- age water. by AMANDA PEET1 first-floor hallway. one waited in the gym Groeling did not have an Buses came back to until they could be picked estimate for the costs as- directed by ROBIN WITT pick-up students later that up.,, sociated with the damage. morning after a blocked A flood abatement plan "The expense is two-fold For Tickets: sanitation line had backed that wrapped up over the because there's the clean- up and caused several summer made the school ing, and then there's the N ORT H L I G H T.O RG inches of dirty water to on Greenwood Boulevard cost of the new carpet," he flood an (approximately) less susceptible to flood- said. 1,000-square-foot section ing, Groeling said, with the School returned to nor- PLAYING to OCTOBER 19 of the hallway, said Rich- installation of new water mal on Monday. 9501 SKOKIE BOULEVARD, SKOKIE IL Nues Historical Society FREE PARKING

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The 15-year-old was released to the custody of his mother and was awaiting a DUI Piotr Sokolowski, 45, of 9701 Dee Road, Niles, was charged with driving under the influ- ence on Sept. 28 after he was stopped by police for allegedly driving 70 mph on westbound Oakton Street before heading north on Cumberland Avenue at a high rate of speed at 3:45 am. He has a Nov. 5 court date. juvenile court date. shots, *Some restriction apply retail theft on Sept. 27 after she retail theft on $288 worth of allegedly stole at merchandise from a store She Golf Mill Shopping Center. has a Nov. 3 court date. Desiree Shelby, 18, of 10096 Holly Lane, unincorporated 3-year- Maine Township, and a with old girl were each charged they retail theft on Sept. 27 after at Golf Mill Shopping Center. identified by police, was also retail theft charge. Police said lives out of state, was charged ment of Children and Family Lincoln Ave., unincorporated Maine Township, was charged Township, was charged with Township, was $400 allegedly stole more than worth of items from a store A third woman, who was not ticketed on a local ordinance the 13-year-old, whose mother as a juvenile and the Depart- Services was contacted. Shelby was given a Nov. 3 court date. Raul Caceres, 19, of 9140 N. with retail theft on Sept. 29 after he allegedly stole three shirts valued at $45 from a store at Golf Mill Shopping Cen- Call today for an Evaluation* 866-459-0059 Nod Once and for aU Cold Laser Non-Surgical. Non-Invasive. Therapy Out Patient. www.endingkneepain.com A PIONEER PRESS PUBUCATION NIL PRESS PUBUCATION A PIONEER Call today box cutter or grabbing his shirt, box cutter or has a Nov. 3 police said. He court date. DRUG POSSESSION of Alejandro Soto-Garcia, 22, 9251 Aspen Drive, unincorporated Maine Township, was charged with felony possession Sept. of a controlled substance at 26 following a traffic stop 2:30 a.m. Police said .7 grams found of suspected cocaine was He inside Soto-Garcia's wallet. has an Oct. 20 court date. RETAIL THEFT Sonji Gardner, 45, of 1131 N. Lo- rel Ave., Chicago, was charged with felony retail theft on Sept. 27 after she allegedly stole baby formula and over the counter medications from a store on the 9000 block of Golf Road. Police said Gardner had a previous conviction for retail theft and was currently on parole. She remained in custody in Cook County Jail. Ana Lucero, 35, of 10064 Holly Lane, unincorporated Maine $250 Value. 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Niws SitcE 1986. 12 ThURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2014 A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION NIL Education District 219 Taxpayers critical ofnewpartnership between Districts 219 and 69 BY NATALE HAYES District 219 has defended the For Sun-Times Medial @NatHayReporter agreement by saying it will reduce district-wide remedial academic District 219 officials programming costs ($3.4 million were scrutinized during was spent last year on students Schoola packed Oct. 1 town hail who weren't learning at the high meeting for spending millions on school level). a partnership with Skokie School Superintendent Nanciann Gatta Oteed andViabe C' District 69 that some taxpayers said Wednesday the agreement Education believe excludes other feeder wasn't "a gift to District 69," and ven, in Illinois Public school districts. school officials have said it would The town hail meeting at Niles be used to develop a college prep West High School was held to curriculum model that would gather public input on the school have the option of being adopted district's annual review of pro- by school boards from any of the grams, which proposes changes to elementary districts that feed into the length of class periods within a District 219 high schools. school day, the addition of mental "The race isn't overthe gates health-based clinics in the schools haven't closed to the concert," and new graduation requirements. Gatta said in response to the criti- But the one topic that seemed cism. "This is something that is to be on the minds of most people just beginning, and I look forward who spoke at the meeting was Dis- to meeting with other superin- trict 219's commitment to spend tendents to talk about what parts $2 million annually on what so far of Classroom Consolidation can A is an exclusive college-readiness maybe work in (their) district." program with District 69. Districts 219 and 69 entered ABOVE: District 69 and District 219 board presidents and superintendents (front row) Some have criticized the into the agreement in August with signed an unprecedented intergovernmental agreement Aug. 20, which paves the way agreementcoined "Classrooms the goal to provide District 69 stu- for sharing key resources and services between the districts. First Consolidation," as unfair to dentsstarting in kindergarten- LEFT: Illinois Lt. Goy. Sheila Simon talks about her commission's Classrooms First the families of kids in other area with a refined set of curriculum initiative, which led to an unprecedented intergovernmental agreement between Niles school districts that feed into the geared toward better readiness for Township High School District 219 and District 69. i PHOTOS e' MIKE IsMCs/suN-TIMEs MEDiA high schools. high school at Niles North or West The belief expressed by some and beyond to college. sources of the $2 million funding change would ensure students taxpayers who spoke during "The partnership provides are?," DiGinio asked. pass a digital literacy test before the town hall meeting was that all District 69 families with a Gatta said the money was ap- leaving high school. District 219 is using tax dollars consistent, family-friendly school propriated in the school board's District 219 leaders are also paid by the entire township for a experience from the time a child community budget and then considering whether to add a program that serves only one of enters kindergarten to the day she allocated to a "Classrooms First new in-school health system that the nine feeder districts. graduates high school," according Consolidation" committee made would provide better access to A taxpayer from Skokie School to information from the school dis- up of board members and the medical care by having a full District 68 who did not give her tricts, and that it "strengthens the superintendents of both school network of physicians, nurses, name said she felt like she was bond by sharing teachers, human Skokie's East Prairie School districts, before the District 219 social workers and psychologists funding two (elementary) school resources and technology staff, District 73 School Board Presi- school board would approve the on hand to help students during districts. and curricular administrators." dent Richard Evonitz expressed expenditures. the school day. "On our tax bill, we're already District 219's claims that it concerns to the District 219 school Other proposed changes to the The school board will act on the funding D68, and we're not really will start implementing the new" board during the August meeting, schools' programs were also ad- proposed changes during the Nov. OK with (funding two elemen- college readiness-based" model and Fairview School District 72 dressed during the meeting. 17 board meeting. tary districts)," she said, adding in other school districts as early Board Member John Del Ginio A new graduation requirement In March, the school board that she didn't know about the as next year, is still leaving some questioned how the high schools would mandate students to corn- will vote on whether to change agreement until she read it in the leaders at neighboring schools were spending the money. plete community service hours the length of and number of class newspaper. feeling uneasy. "Could you clarify what the before graduating, and another periods within the school day. NIL A PIONEER PRESS PIJBUCATION THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2014 13 I I

Parks and Recreation $2.1 million in grants awarded to park districts

BY 3NUtR JOHNSON cans with Disabilities Act. Campus. [email protected] I @Jen_Pioneer Gayle Mountcastle, executive director The Golf Maine Park District, which of the Park Ridge Park District, said the serves unincorporated Maine Town- State grants will help two area Park entire project is estimated to cost $2.1 mil-ship and small parts of Park Ridge, Niles Districts pay for renovations to recreation lion. As a condition ofthe PARC grant, the and Des Plaines, was the recipient of a buildings. Park District must cover 25 percent - or $474,700 PARC grant. John Jekot, execu- Illinois Goy. Pat Quinn was on hand Sat- about $500,000 - of the total project cost.tive director of the Park District, said the urday to present the Park Ridge and Golf The Park District has money in its capi-funds will be used to make renovations Maine Park Districts with more than $2.1 tal budget to pay its portion of the project,to the Dee Park Recreation Center, 9229 million in Park and Recreation Construc- Mountcastle said. W. Emerson St. in unincorporated Maine tion (PARC) program grants. The grants "We had a scaled-down version if the Township. Work will include replacement are administered through the Illinois grant didn't come through," she explained. of the gym floor, making the building more Department of Natural Resources. "We have over $1 million in our capital ADA compliant, restroom renovation and The Park Ridge Park District plans to budget for this project." upgrades to plumbing, mechanical and use its $1.6 million share to renovate the Work is expected to begin in the fall of electrical systems. Maine Leisure Center, 2701 W. Sibley Ave., 2015. The Park District is currently work- The tota! project is estimated to cost by creating four new multi-purpose rooms ing through the permit process involving $633,000. for early childhood, after school and Park Ridge Park District Director Gayle Mountcastle, the Youth Campus, 733 N. Prospect Ave., "The building hasn't had renovations nature programming; three music studios; right, is joined by Goy. Pat Quinn during Saturday's and hopes to begin asbestos removal for about 20 years," said Jekot, who just a viewing room for the gym; and an ad- announcement of a $1.6 million state grant for the from buildings on the site within the next joined the Park District last week as its ditional dance studio. Plans call for freeingMaine Leisure Center.i PARK RIDGE PARK DISTRICT several weeks, Mountcastle said. Several director. "It's well overdue." up space for the new rooms and studios buildings are scheduled to be demolished. Also receiving state PARC grant funds by relocating administrative offices to a in 1957 as a school, will also receive other Last spring, the Park District received was the village of Harwood Heights, which building at the Park Ridge Youth Campus, improvements through the PARC grant another state grant through the Illinois will obtain $2.165 million to renovate an which was acquired by the Park District including restroom upgrades, replacementDepartment of Natural Resources totalingunfinished portion of Village Hall and cre- last year. of heating and air conditioning units, and $750,000 to will help pay for multi-mi!- ate recreational space for both teens and The Maine Leisure Center, constructed increased accessibility under the Amen- lion-dollar transformations to the Youth seniors.

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: Reps. Mike Quigley, Jan Schakowsky and Tammy Duckworth. All three Illinois Democrats wrote the FAA to request a new environmental study and public hearings after the Sun-Times reported that none ofthe FAAs legally- required public hearings was held in areas due for the worst noise, and some of the information it released during the public hearing process was incorrect and incomplete. caucus to fight jet noise later wrote the Federal Avia- Quigley and two other Democratic U.S. Reps. - Tammy Duckworth and Jan Schakowsky tion Administration, seeking new public hearings on the O'Hare overhaul and a new environmental study of the project. The letter followed Chicago Sun- Times stories indicating none of the initial public hearings on the runway switch were held in areas due for the worst noise, and Schmidt noted later that Said Schmidt: "I see that The more thorough

4 environmental study, with Boland saying afterwards, "I don't think it's necessary" ail the representatives of Chicago's wards voted for the supplemental study - but the Chicago Department of Aviation was against it. as an interesting dilemma for the city and the Chicago Department of Aviation." study is also backed by U.S. -

! O'Hare launched its new flight patterns last Oct. 17 as part of the $8 billion O'Hare Moderniza- tion Program. The big switch left Chicago and suburban areas immediately east and west of the airport suddenly bearing 70 percent of all O'Hare air traf- lic. Residents who never experienced heavy jet noise before contended they were blindsided by the blitz of new planes over their homes. The Chicago Department Ajet lands Thursday on the new runway, lOC-28C, that was commissioned at O'Hare International Airport Ajet lands Thursday on the new runway, lOC-28C, study would be more thorough than the "re-evaluation" the commission endorsed last month that will only predict the impact of a new south runway, due for October 2015 completion, and recommend if a more comprehensive study is warranted. Schmidt has urged the commission to jump right to the more comprehensive study. of Aviation was one of the few L__ votes against a supplemental A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION NIL PRESS PUBLICATION A PIONEER "My constituents back home "I'm proud to join with my O'Hare International Airport jet noise following last fall's dramatic shift in O'Hare flight paths. in Chicago are facing unprecedented noise pollution that is eroding their quality of life and impacting their health," Quigley said in a news release. colleagues from around the country... and address this important issue on a national level." Wood Dale Mayor aid The 40th Ward's admis- "Some people are getting "We have a lot more Also Friday, the commis- Schmidt said such an FAA O'Connor, serves as alder- a bit man - but not without of controversy. Nunzio commission member the Pulice said he welcomed that 40th Ward but noted Chicago will get yet another sion brought the number of Chicago wards represented vote out of the deal while Wood Dale has four wards but only one vote. to six . Plus, the Chicago Department of Aviation, representing Chicago, gets a seventh vote. the perception Chicago is trying to stack the deck," Pulice said. planes flying over Chi- cago," responded Chicago Department of Aviation First Deputy Commissioner Michael Boland. "Many of our wards have as many as 50,000 people." sion agreed to endorse a proposal by member and Park Ridge Mayor Dave Schmidt to support a "supplernen- tal environmental impact study" of current and future O'Hare flight paths and runways. Two more runways and a runway extension are planned by 2020. @rosalindrossi @rosahndrossi I I

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ROSALflW ROSSI ROSAUND ROSSI Monthly complaints about Monthly complaints Monthly O'Hare noise The complaints have been August's tailey represents The number of monthly The commission on Friday A baker's dozen of Democratic Q uigley announced the forma- O 'Hare Airport O 'Hare reach record complaints O'Hare noise Monthly 4 BY [email protected] complaintsjumped from 27,956 in July to 30,249 in Au-

O'Hare International Airport O'Hare International hit jet noise have once again beefs record highs, with more registered h August than in all of 2013, data released Friday indicated. gust - an 8 percent increase, the latest data presented to the Noise Commission showed. frieled by the launch last October of new O'Hare flight paths. The month before those flight paths debuted, the O'Hare Noise hotline received only 2,124 complaints aboutO'Hare jet noise. a thirteenfold increase since then, and 756 more complaints than all of those registered in 2013. beefs out of Chicago dipped by 33 percent in August, but Elk Grove Village corn- plaints soared 374 percent and Itasca beefs jumped 75 percent, data released Friday showed. agreed to admit the 40th Emanuel's floor leader, Pat Quigley, 13 other U.S. lawmakers form Quigley, 13 other U.S. lawmakers U.S. lawmakers - including Rep. Mike Quigley (D-III.) - have formed the "Quiet Skies Cau- cus" to try to find solutions to constituents. tion of the caucus Thursday BY [email protected] Ward where Mayor Rahm jet noise that is barraging their amid record complaints about NIL A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2014 15 I

Nues Tree rules return to Village Board for vote BY IGOR STUDENKOV allow village to get access to more rently qualify for. Nues Assistant However, one provision that to cut down the a tree," she said. For Sun-Times Media j @istudenkov grants. The Niles Village Board is Village Manager Hadley Skeff- caused push back in the past re- "The village forester may grant an expected to vote on this ordinance ington-Vos said that the grants in mains in the ordinance. The villageextension, and [Village Forester The Nues Tree Ordinance is during the Oct. 28 meeting. question change from year to yeat currently has the right to cut down Tony Dati] is willing to work with coming back for a Village Board Tree City USA is a program She added that there are grants cut down dead or diseased trees everyone." vote with most of its controversial administered by Arbor Day Foun- where having the designation isn't on private property if the owners Palicki also argued that, most provisions stripped out. dation, a nonprofit organization strictly necessary but it can be refuse to remove them. Section of the time, the village only has to The ordinance was originally dedicated to encouraging individu- helpful. 106-40 in the current Niles mu- use that power against properties created by the Niles Environmen- als and communities to plant and "A lot of times, it adds points to nicipai code gives the village that that have been abandoned or are tal Practices Committee as a way protect trees. In order to qualify your application," said Skeffington-right, while Section 106-41 gives it currently bank-owned. However, to protect trees on public and for the desigaation, a community Vos. a right to bill the property owner Dati said that, in his experience, private property But it faced im- has to meet the organization's Palicki added that the village for the expense. Both provisions the opposite is usually true. mediate backlash as residents and standards. It needs to have at leastis under a deadline. The deadline have been on the books since 1965 "Most of the time, there are some trustees expressed concerns one staff member dedicated to for Tree City USA applications is and were last amended in Septem-people living there," he said. that it goes too far, infringing on caring for trees in the community in December. 1f the village doesn't ber 1999. "There are a few cases where a property owners' rights. The com- a tree ordinance and a conmiunity pass a tree ordinance by then, it The tree ordinance has languagehouse is abandoned. Either way, it mittee made several attempts to forestry program, and it needs to would be set back for a year. that reflects this, but it will remainaffects everyone." revise the ordinance to address observe Arbor Day. The only thing The new tree ordinance keeps on the books even ifthe board The full text of the new tree those concerns, but was ultimately Nues is currently missing is the all of the old ordinance's language doesn't pass it. ordinance wasn't publicly available defeated during the June meeting. ordinance. regarding trees on public property Palicki sought to emphasize at the meeting, but Skeffington-Vos The new version of the ordi- As Rosemary Palicki, the and trees encroaching on public that this provision is an option of said that itwillbe available a few nance strips away virtually all Environmental Practices Commit- property. But it strips away most last resort for the village, and the days before the Village Board votes remaining provisions related to tee Chairman and a Village Board provisions related to trees on property owners would have manyon it. trees on private property. This trustee, explained during the Oct. the private property that. Most opportunities to cut down the tree "It's an amended item for the time, the primary goal behind the I meeting getting a Tree City USAnotably, the requirement to obtain themselves before the village has October board agenda," she said. ordinance is to get Nues to qualify designation would allow the village permits to cut down trees has beento get involved. "[Oct.I 24 is when the agenda goes for Tree City USA, which would to qualify for grants it doesn't cur- removed. «The residents have 30 days up online." Grand Opening Ribbon Cutting Chicagoland's Largest Selection Free Delivery, Recycling and Haul-Away 11AM flit Fri. Oct 17th Join Us For Open House on Friday. Saturday & Sunday Oct. 17th. 18th & 19th Noon - 4pm Door Prizes & Refreshments! Free Class Giveaway valued at $250!

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District 207 '207's Best' for October honored for academic achievement

PIONEER PRESS STAFF I Black Belt in The Kwon Do. ment classes in U.S. govern- @ParkRidgejlA Michael told the Board he ment and politics, English plans to study economics and literature and composition, Three seniors have been math in college. physics and chemistry along recognized by the Maine with multivariable calculus Township High School Dis- At Maine South, Lydia and symphonic orchestra. trict 207 Board of Education Zuehsow has earned a 4.59 Beyond the classroom, as "207's Best" for October GPA through the school's Elizabeth is a member of Elizabeth Schafer of Maine most challenging courses. Be- the National Honor Society West, Michael Sherman of sides playing 1st-Chair violin and the Spanish National Maine East and Lydia Zueh- in South's orchestra, she is a Honor Society She is an ac- sow ofMaine South. member ofNational Honor complished viola player, has Societ) has won numerous competed in Scholastic Bowl At Maine East, Michael medals as a Science Olympiadand has written for the West- Sherman has earned a GPA Tham member, is secretary oferner school newspaper. In of4.91 through a host of AP the Engineering Club and has her introductory letter, West courses, including current been published in the school's Principal Dr. Audrey Haugan classes in AP English litera- literary magazine, EquinoL quoted Elizabeth's English ture and composition, macro/ She won Best in Categoiy for HI AP teacher as stating that micro economics, statistics, her aerospace science projectElizabeth "demonstrates Spanish language and phys- at the Illinois Junior Academya willingness to revisit her ics. of Science Faiì work and reread a text to In his introductory letter, In his introductoìy letter, gain greater insight7hall- East Principal Dr. Michael South Principal Shawn marks of a mature learner Pressler wrote that Michael Messmer quoted her coun- and strong thinker." "leads by example and, as a selor as stating that Lydia Elizabeth told Board of October is Breast Cancer Awareness Monththe perfect result, commands the respect is"self-aware, kind humor- Education members that she and admiration ofhis peers oua, trustworthy, patient plans to study biomedical time to take care of your annual mammogram at one and teachers." and a true intellectual. Her engineering in college. Michael is a member of academic growth over the last of our Breast Centers. Come in for your mammo and the school's Gifted Lyceum four years shows the astound- The "207's Best" program you'll receive a certificate for a free yoga class for you Program, a National Honor ing potential she has at the recognizes outstanding stu- Society officer and has been a collegiate and professional dents monthly throughout and a friend. delegate to Model U.N. He haslevel in the realm of science the school year. Academic won math awards at the state and engineering." Lydia told achievement awards are giv- We offer advanced digital technology, plus: level and became only the the Board that her interest en in four months. Extracur- second freshman in 80 years in robotics is leading her to ricular achievement, corn- + Quick, accurate results + Nationally Accredited Breast to win East's U.S. Constitutionpursue a major in mechanical munity service, improved Contest. He is a member of or electrical engineering and performance and electives! Centers of Excellence + Appointments as soon the Maine Historical Society a career as a design engineer. performing arts are given as tomorrow Walk-ins welcome Mu Alpha Theta (math one month each. Teachers honor society), Demon-ocracy Elizabeth Schafer has nominate students, and an + Open 6 days a week, + Convenient free parking Politics Club, and Scholastic earned a 4.8 Grade Point executive committee makes including evenings Bowl.He has won chess tour- Average taking the most chal- final decisions. Honorees naments, worked as an Eng- lenging courses Maine West are then recognized by the lish Language Learners tutor offers. Her current course Board of Education, which mrnocan1.. andearned a Second Degree load includes Advanced Place-instituted the program.1 Call847.813.3273tomake an appointment. Scavenger Hunt winds through city this weekend BY JENNIFER3OIflSON Hunt this Saturday, Oct. 11 location. [email protected] from noon to 4 p.m. Those who complete the Presence® @Jen3ioneer Presence® The city-wide hunt will hunt will be eligible to enter Holy Family Resurrection begin at the Park Ridge a drawing for gift certifi- Medical Center Scavenger hunts aren't Public Library,20 S. Pros- cates and merchandise. Medical Center just for kids. pect Ave., with partici- For more information, People of all ages are pants going from business contact the Park Ridge invited to take part in the to business in search of Chamber of Commerce at Park Ridge Scavenger clues to get to the next 847-825-3121. NIL A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2014 I I

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Letters Asking Concession stand offers the tough food for thought questions on teeneating Our community continues to grieve "The gentleman beer, Mountain Dew - and red, blue, the loss of Max Gadau and pray for BY RANDY asked ifwe had ice purple and green Gatorade. But no the recovery of the 17-year-old stu- BLASER lemonade, iced tea or any combina- dent injured in last month's shooting. No, we don't. And no tion thereof. My heart breaks at the grief and loss lattes, mochas or cap- Another fan from the visiting side of itmocence that are now part of asked if we had any coffee. I lifted my Skokie's history puccinos, either. This gaze from slicing the cheese to spy Regardless of the fine work done had the good fortune is a football game, not a coffee pot brewing. "Yes, we do," by law enforcement officials to bring of gaining some insight into the said one of the counterladies. Then the perpetrators of this vicious crime Irecentlyeating habits of the American a Starbucks. The cof- the gentleman asked if we had ice? to justice, we must ask ourselves teenager while idling away under fee is to warm up on No, we don't. And no lattes, mochas some very tough questions. How did Friday Night Lights. orcappuccinos, either. This is a a local high school student become a In other words, I worked the a cold night, not kick football game, not a Starbucks. The drug dealer? How many of our youth football concession stand at my son's back and read the coffee is to warm up on a cold night, are involved with drugs, alcohol and high school. not kick back and read the New York other risky behaviors? How many I really didn't know what to ex- New York Times." Times. have easy access to weapons? Who pect, and when I was offered the role Another young girl, maybe a will be next? of handling the pizza slices, I jumped sophomore, spied the menu and Most importantly - what are we at it. For me, working with pizza, the asked, "Do you take credit cards?" doing about it? Individually and col- greatest food ever invented, is the That's when I got my first inkling What, for a bag of Skittles? Come lectively, as private citizens, elected chance of a lifetime. that certain towns and communion. officials, school staff and law enforce- It also gave me the opportunity, ties might have different tastes. Is it But one food choice was asked for ment, we must act to prevent further while slicing slices, to overhear the stereotyping to figure the Italian sau- repeatedly. Not a hot dog or burger. loss of life. Denying these problems orders coming in from the high school sage would be huge in Elmwood Park, Not even a slice. exist by suggesting it was an isolated kids, and some of the parents, too. but in northern Lake County, not so Are you ready? Kids love the little incident or falsely believing that it I quickly realized how lucky I was much? cup that becomes a cheap meal when won't happen again is dangerous and to handle the pizza when I overheard But my theory got enough you just add hot water - Ramen faulty thinking. Why do we prefer kids ordering candy. I could handle of a workout that night that I noodles. to wait for tragedy to occur, rather Snickers, Three Musketeers or a wanted to test it at another football When I first heard a kid order it, than be proactive by addressing the Baby Ruth, the cheese, sausage and game against another town that I thought, Hey, there's pizza here. underlying causes? pepperoni ofthe candy world. I've lends itself to sweeping general- But then another kid asked for Let's take action now and make our even heard of Skittles. But Warheads, izations. For example, one young it, and another and another and community safer and healthier. It is Airheads and Sour Power left me football fan from the opposing side another. the finest memorial we can create in dizzy. asked if she could have an Arnold Are big league sports venues miss- Max's memory. Of course we sold our share of hot Palmer, the trendy half lemonade/ ing the boat with the younger fan by Susan RUkin dogs, an all-time favorite, hamburg- half iced tea drink named for the not adding Ramen noodles to their Skokie ers and cheeseburgers and brats. greatgolfer. menus? I know people who became But by the end of the night, we were Let's see, we have the usual Cubs fans because of the smoky links really pushing the Italian sausage. suspects of soda - Coke, Pepsi, root and frosty malts alone.

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Age discriminationcreeps into restaurant reviews watch having to eat in the suburbs. "Check, Please!" on He also said he was afraid Looking for DeverWTTW? that at this suburban res- Me, too. I like it. taurant he would have to eat fun? Check out That's why I sent the with a lot of "old people." show a nasty email. Just onejerk? Perhaps. I am not a foodie. I don't Each "Check, Please!" show But this wasn't the first, or ourTop Five have a picky palate. I don't consists ofthree guest review- even second or third time I like rare meat. And I can't ers who recommend a restau- had heard one ofthese "regu- picks for the turn up my nose at the Ital- rant and explain why they like lar people" gripe about hay- ian food served in Chicago it. The other two reviewers ing to eat with "old people." because I had much better give their opinions ofthe place. That's why I wrote the email. weekend's red sauce at a little trattoria Then another reviewer recom- This kind ofhate speech is on the Via Appia just outsidemends, and so on. pretty common today. Preju- best bets. Rome on one of my many These reviewers are dice toward and discrimina- visits to the continent. referred to by the host of the tion against the elderly is I'm just a guy who likes show as "regular people." one ofthe last safe bastions food. I hope not, because they're ofbias. That arid hostility I like to eat. Which is generally pompous and pre- toward the overweight. why I would make a lousy tentious - rare-meat lovers A study published in Re- reviewer on 'Check, Please!" and self-proclaimed world- search on Aging found that All the food at all the res- class diners with palates more 63 percent of older people taurants under review looks acute that Gordon Ranisay's. have experienced some form good to me. Most of the reviewers of discrimination. My response while watch- seem to live in the city be- There are approximately ing the show always goes cause they complain loudly 40 million older people in something like this: Ooh, that about having to drive way, the U.S. That's 13 percent of looks good! Boy, I bet that way far to a suburb. They the entire population. tastes great! Looks like a nice always seem amazed that And everyone - everyone restaurant! We have to try suburban restaurants have - gets old, if they're lucky. that place sometime! Look at chairs and silverware. You'd think we'd be nicer to guide to the weekend and beyond the size of those meatballs! But that's not why I wrote each other, wouldn't you? At You get the idea. my nasty email. least in public on television. Every Thursday My reaction to the re- I was watching the show "Check, Please!" in case viewers, however, is another recently. One of the review- you are wondering did not matter. ers was complaining about reply to my email. I THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2014 A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION NIL

Music and other commonalities lead to the happiest relationships

LOVE ESSENTIALLY BY JACKIE PILOSSOPH L Jackie, essentially I love playing in the Buffalo Grove DearSymphonic Band. Apparently, so do others, including six married couples! we were. It is a huge part of my personality One couple met in their high school band, and the fact that he could understand that and now has been married for almost 50 helped us connect right away." years. Another met and got married while Allison said that the best friends she had they were both playing in the Buffalo Grove and has (including her husband), she met Symphonic Band. through band. Does playing music in a band prolong "Being in a band helps people get to know a marriage? Does it cause people to fall in each other in a unique environment," she said. love and get married? The couple that plays "It's a place where we all come together for together stays together? a common goal that is not work-related and AlNudelman, non-competitive. Wejust get each other. My Buffalo Grove Symphonic Band band friendship with Erin grew into love and marriage." Hearing about all these happy couples "We just get each other." Doesn't that say playing their instruments together is like it all? music to my ears (ba-dum ching). The answer I can't help but think ofthe 1989 Paula Ab- to Al's question, "A couple that plays together dul song, "Opposites Attract." Lyrics include: stays together?" is definitely yes, and goes far "You like the movies and I like TV" beyondjust applying to music. "You go to bed early and I party all night" Couples who have common interests are "I'm like a minus she's like a plus" more likely to: Forget it! A relationship like that would Spend more time together never work! The thing that helps keep rda- Get along better tionships healthy and strong is commonality, Understand each other and treat each and I don't mean having the same back- other with respect ground, although that does help. Have fun together But even ifyou come from completely Stay connected different upbringings, having something that Whether it's music, goll history art, watch- keeps you connected gives your relationship a ing the Bears or even being in the same field better chance oflong-term success. If you're professionally, there's nothing better for a relationship is like Paula Abdul's in the song relationship than having common interests your infatuation will eventually wear off, you and hobbies that don't include your children. will be unhappy and unfulfilled in the relation- The couple Nudelman is referring to in his ship and/or things will end. email, who met while playing in the Buffalo I bet every single breakup includes the Grove Symphonic Band, are percussion- words, 'We don't have anything in common ist Allison Rakickas, a teacher at Buffalo anymore." Get up and Grove's Meridian Middle School, and her By the way, ifyou are interested in hearing husband, Erin David Rakickas, who plays the The Buffalo Grove Symphonic Band, which is French horn. With two children, ages 7 and a 70-member adult community instrumental 4, the two just celebrated their 10th wedding group, the upcoming fall concert, "Scot and anniversary Water," will be presented on Nov. 2 at 7 p.m. "When he first asked me to dinner after a in the theatre at Buffalo Grove High School. band rehearsal, I was expecting that a group Learn more: bgsb.org. from band would be going, but it wasjust the Your guide to the weekend and beyond two ofus," said Allison. We'dLOVE to hear aboutyour latest Every Thursday "It really was never awkward. We talked relationship! Whether it's a happy story, an about the band and the music we were play- Lsue you're having or simply a need to vent, I ing, and about our previous experience in Love Essentially wants to hearfrom you! bands. Playing in these groups as high school Email: [email protected]. and college students really helped shape who All emails are confidential. NIL A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2014 21 I ENTERA

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volleyball clinic for sixth- through eighth-grade Skokie Public Library, 5215 Oakton St., Skokie. Call 847-324-3149. students. Under the direction of head coach Robert Hughes and the Regina Dominican Varsity Romp and Rhyme volleyball team, participants are introduced to var- Il am.: Young children ages I-2 years and their sity high school team fundamentals. Participants parents or caregiver are invited tojoin this play jump set, serve and spike their way through the time with rhymes, stories and songs. A parent evening. All players receive dinner and a T-shirt. or caregiver must be present. Glenview Public Register at www.rspace.rdhs.org/vballl4. For Library, 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview. Call 847- more information, email [email protected] or call 729-7500. 847-256-7660, ext. 254. Regina Dominican High School, 701 Locust Road, Wilmette. $25. Costumed Pet Parade PTA International Night Il am.: The annual pet parade marches around the library and is followed by a fall-themed craft 6 p.m.: Pleasant Ridge School, 1730 Sunset Ridge for children. Costumes for pets and children are Road, Glenview. Call 847-998-5050. encouraged. Park Ridge Public Library, 20 S. Drop-In Chess Club Prospect Ave., Park Ridge. Call 847-825-3123. 7p.m.: School children up to grade eight may learn Practice ACT Test fundamentals and improve strategy with volunteer I p.m.: Kaplan provides a free, full-length practice chess instructor Steve Levenson. Bring a chess test and diagnostic report of students' results. set if possible. Children ages 8 and under must be Skokie Public Library, 5215 Oakton St., Skokie. Call accompanied by a parent. Glenview Public Library, 847-673-7774. 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview. Call 847-729- 7500. 0 Maine South High School Class of 1994 NflG TCIF at Ice Reunion 7 p.m.: To RSVP email mainesouthclassofl994@ 7:30 p.m.: Participants ages Land up can come gmail.com. Payment options and additional skate to music with prize giveaways, special effect details are available at sites.google.com/site/ lighting, glow stuff and more. Centennial Ice Rinks, mainesouthclassofl994. The reunion will take 2300 Old Glenview Road, Wilmette. $7.75. place during Maine South Homecoming and members of the Class of 94 are invited to attend 74 SATURDAY, OCT. Il the Oct. lO football game where a special section will be available in the stands. Moretti's Ristoran- Community Carage Sale te & Pizzeria Edison Park, 6727 N. Olmsted Ave., 9 a.m.: Community members are invited to partic- Chicago. For more information, call 773-631- ipate in the garage sale or take advantage of the 1223. $50. shopping. Feldman Recreation Center, 8800 W. Kathy Lane, Niles. Call 847-297-3000. $15 for a SUNDAY, OCT. 12 spot, $20 with a table..

Community Garage Sale Rabbi Brief BOth Birthday Brunch 9 a.m.: Golf Maine Park District, 8800 W. Kathy Il a.m.: A gala brunch celebrates the 80th birthday Lane, Nues. Call 847297-3000, ext. 34. of Rabbi Neil Brief, rabbi emeritus of Ezra-Ha- bonim. Ezra-Habonim Nues Township Jewish Nues Public Library Blood Doive Congregation, 4500 Dempster St., Skokie. Call 847-675-4141. $36. IO am.: Blood donors must be at least 16 years old, THERE'S A CAREER FOR EVERY PASSION. weigh 110 pounds, be in general good health and You might not be a famous outfiekier. but you may be surpnsed being identification. Donors should have breakfast Race: Are We So Different? at how manyjobs are connected to the things you love. or lunch prior to donating. Nues Public Library Noon: Engage in talking circles throughout the day. So whether it's baseball, or something completely unique, District, 6960 W. Oakton St., Niles. Call 847-663- Catch a performance by the Evanston Children's 1234. Choir at 1:30 p.m. Illinois Holocaust Museum, bring your passion to ploneerlocal.com/monster and start 9603 Woods Drive, Skokie. Call 847-967-4800. searching. Who knows, you might find the perfect opportunity Wills and Trusts to put your passion to work. Monster. Find Better. 10a.m.: Attorney Jacob Ehrensaft discusses Author Visit Philip Siegel and James estate planning, including wills, trusts, powers of Klise 2 p.m.: Author of 'The Break-Up Artist" Philip Sie- attorney, living wills, probate and guardianship. Pioneer Press DMOBILEREADY. I Registration required. Niles Public Library District, gel and author of "The Art of Secrets" James Klise U 6960 W. Oakton St., Niles. Call 847-663-1234. come to talk about their work, and what is in "re- alistic" young adult fiction. Skokie Public Library, Second Saturday Family Story Time 5215 Oakton St., Skokie. For more information, call IO am.: Stories and crafts for the whole family. 847-673-7774. 26 I THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2014 A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION NIL

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Northbrook Bullyinggoesbeyond the school playground

It could be in your company

BY JACKIE PILOSSOPH For Sun-Times Medial @LOVESSENTIALLY

goes beyond the school playground and could Bullyingbe in your company. The topic of bullying in schools always seems to be in the news and on the forefront of every parent's mind, but according to Beverly Chana, bullying can cause big problems in the workplace, as well. Chana, who is the founder of Strategies HC, her Northbrook- u based human capital strategy company offers seminars and private training to companies all of over the U.S. to educate its employees from the top down on recognizing and dealing with company bullying. "Bullying in the workplace is now becoming known as a form of harassment," said Chana, who is certified in non-verbal communication through Northeast- em University and as a national speaker through the Massachu- Beverly Chana, who is the founder of Strategies HC, offers seminars and private training to companies all of over the U.S. to educate its employeesabout company bullying. setts Bureau of Speakers. I JACKIE PILOSSOPH FOR SUN-TIMES MEDIA "Gossip is a form of bullying, as well as inappropriate commu- and Facebook, Chana said employ- STRATEGIES HC fering tools to increase a corn- 2011 and again in 2013. "Beverly nication from superiors or peers, ees oftentimes get into habits that (847) 207-0180 pany's profitability, production and put us intimidation from body language they think are innocent, but that StrategiesHC.com leadership. together and made us more co- or words, or micromanaging to might not be interpreted as that. "I go in and find out what their hesive. She really changed the cul- the point of not managing in an Chana previously spent 10 needs are. Are the right people in ture here. Instead of talking about equitable fashion." years in HR management roles in I learned the type of client that I the right seats? Are they hiring each other, we now talk about the Chana said some ofthe worst Boston, New York and Chicago for could best serve," said Chana. "I properly? Are they promoting two companies as a whole." bullying situations take place in various companies that included was then able to provide services from within?" Chana said. Viti said Chana also coached a company's cafeteria or break Modular Computer and CNA which yielded the highest return Chana's clients include start up the company's executive team. room. Insurance. for the client on their single great- companies, privately held banks, "She helped us learn how to lead "Malicious words that are over- In 1981, she founded Cygnet est investmenttheir employees." and mid cap companies, including better," Welch said. "She's really heard by people can create a great Corporation, her human capital In addition to the subject of Highwood-based The Viti Corn- taken us to the next level." sense of insecurity or a feeling of and executive training strategy bullying, Chana gives seminars panies. "The reward I get from this is being unsafe. The effect: in certain firm, where she worked for 23 on body language, behavioral "We have two companiesGuy so great," Chana said. "If I can cases it has led to attempted sui- years until she left to become a interviewing, effective network- Viti Insurance Agency and Viti make people feel better about cide, discharge of an employee or corporate vice-president for the ing, challenging conversations and Financial Services, and we treated themselves or make their work- lawsuits," she said. senior outplacement firm, Gray business etiquette and protocol. them separately," said Anna Maria place easier, or teach people to be Attributing a lot of the bullying Hair Management. She also offers individual and Viti Welch, President of The Viti more productive leaders, I'm pro- to social media, such as texting "Through all of my experience, group coaching with a goal of of- Companies, who hired Chana in viding something truly valuable." 30 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2014 A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION NIL To the Electors of the State of Illinois:

The purpose of a state constitution is to establish a structure for government and laws. There are three ways to initiate change to the IllinoisConstitution: ( 1 ) a constitutional convention may propose changes to any part: (2) the General Assembly may propose changes to any part; or (3) a petition initiative may propose amendments limited to structuraland procedural subjects contained in the Legislative Article. The people of Illinois must approve any changes to the Constitution before they become effective.

PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO SECTION 8.1 OF ARTICLE I OF THE ILLINOIS CONSTITUTION ARTICLE I - BILL OF RIGHTS SECTION 8.1. CRIME VICTIMS' VICTIM'S RIGHTS.

Crime victims. as defined by law, shall have the following rights u providcd by ¡pv.: ( i )The right to be treated with fairness and respect for their dignity and privacy and to be free from harassment. intimidation. and abuse throughout thecriminal justice process. £2 The right to notice and to a hearing before a court ruling on a request for access to any ofthe victim's records, information. or communicationswhich are privileged or confidential by law. £3) The rightto timely notification offlcourt proceedings. (.4) The right to communicate with the prosecution. L5 4-The right to be heard at any post-arraignment court proceeding in which a right ofthe victim is at issue and any court proceeding involving apost-arraignment release decision. plea. or sentencing. (6) The right to be notified of information about the conviction, th sentence, the imprisonment, and the release of the accused. (2_i The right to timely disposition of the case following the arrest of the accused.

L The right to be reasonably protected from the accused throughout the criminal justice process. £9) The riht to have the safet ofthe victim and the victim's familconsidered in denying or fixing the amount ofbail. determining whether to release the defendant, and setting conditions of release after arrest and conviction. ( 10) The right to be present at the trial and all other court proceedings on the same basis as the accused, unless the victim is totestify and the court determines that the victim's testimony would be materially affected if the victim hears other testimony at the trial. ( I I ) The right to have present at all court proceedings, subject to the rules of evidence, an advocate and e other support person of the victim'schoice. ( 12) fl.The right to restitution.

T victim has standint.s th ts enumerated in subsection a in an co rt exercisinurisdiction overthe case. The court shall iromiti lon a victim's re.wst. The victim does not have party status. The accused does not have standing to assert the rights ofa victim. The court shall not appoint an attorney forthe victimunderthis Section. Nothing in this Section shall be construed to alter the powers. duties. and responsibilities of the prosecuting attorney

The General Assembly may provide for an assessment against convicted defendants to pay for crime victims' rights.

Nothing in this Section or any law enacted under this Section creates a cause of action in equity or at law for compensation. attorney's fees.or damages against the State, a political subdivision of the State. an officer. employee. or agent of the State or of any political subdivision of the State. or an officer or employee ofthe court. or in any lay. cnuctcd under

Nothing in this Section or any law enacted under this Section shall be construed as creating (j..) a basis for vacating a conviction or (2)a ground for any relief requested by the defendant appellate relief in any criminal eux.

EXPLANATION

The Constitution sets forth substantial rights for crime victims. The proposed amendment expands certain current rights:

1 ) Victims are currently entitled to fairness and respect throughout the criminal justice process. The amendment would also provide that they shall be protected from harassment,intimidation and abuse. Victims currently can make a statement to the court when a criminal defendant is sentenced to punishment. The amendment would allow a victim to beheard at any proceeding that involves the victim's rights, and any proceeding involving a plea agreement, release of the defendant or convicted individual, or sentencing. Victims may obtain information about conviction, sentencing, imprisonment or release. The amendment would require prosecutors and the court to notify victims of those events beforethey happen.

The amendment would also grant additional rights to crime victims: A victim would have a right to formal notice and a hearing before the court rules on any request for access to the victim's informationwhich is privileged or confidential information. A victim would have the right to have the judge consider the victim's safety and the safety of his or her family before deciding whetherto release a criminal defendant, setting the amount of bail to be paid before release, or setting conditions of release after arrest or conviction. The victim would have the right to assert his or her rights in any court with jurisdiction over the criminal case, but would not havethe same rights as the prosecutor or the criminal defendant and the court could not appoint an attorney for the victim at taxpayer expense.

The proposed amendment would not alter the powers, duties or responsibilities of the prosecutor. Further, a criminal defendant would not be able to challenge hisor her conviction on the basis of a failure to follow these provisions.

FORM OF BALLOT Proposed Amendment to the 1970 Illinois Constitution Explanation of Amendment The proposed amendment makes changes to Section 8. 1 of Article I of the Illinois Constitution , the Crime Victims' Bill of Rights. The proposedamendment would expand certain rights already granted to NIL A PIONEER PRESS PUBUCATION ThURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2014 31 crime victims in Illinois. and give crime victims the ability to enforce their rights in a court of law.You are asked to decide whether theproposed amendment should become part of the illinois Constitution.

YES For the proposed amendment of Section 8.1 of Article I of the Illinois Constitution NO

To the Electors of the State of Illinois:

The purpose of a state constitution is to establish a structure for government and laws. There are three ways to initiate change to the IllinoisConstitution: ( 1 ) a constitutional convention may propose changes to any part; (2) the General Assembly may propose changes to any part; or (3) a petition initiative may propose amendments limited to structuraland procedural subjects contained in the Legislative Article. The people of Illinois must approve any changes to the Constitution before they become effective.

The proposed amendment adds a new section to the Suffrage and Elections Article of the Illinois Constitution. The section would ensure no person could bedenied the right to register to vote or cast a ballot based on his or her race, color, ethnicity. status as a member of a language minority, national origin, religion, sex, sexual orientation, orincome. At the general election to be held on November 4, 2014, you will be called upon to decide whether the proposed amendment should become part of the Illinois Constitution.

PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO ADD SECTION 8 TO ARTICLE III OF THE ILLINOIS CONSTITUTION ARTICLE III - SUFFRAGE AND ELECTIONS SECTION 8. VOTER DISCRIMINATION

No person shall be denied the right to register to vote or to cast a ballot in an election based on race. color. ethnicity. statusas a member of a language minority. national origin. religion. sex, sexual orientation. or income.

EXPLANATION

The proposed amendment would prohibit any law or procedure that intentionally discriminates or has an unequal effect upon the right of a person to registerto vote or cast a ballot based on the voter's race, color, ethnicity, status as a member of a language minority, national origin, religion, sex, sexual orientation, or income.

The proposed amendment does not change the requirements for voting. A voter must still be a citizen of the United States , a permanent resident of Illinois for more than 30 days , andbe I 8 years of age.

FORM OF BALLOT Proposed Amendment to the 1970 Illinois Constitution Explanation of Amendment The proposed amendment adds a new section to the Suffrage and Elections Article of the Illinois Constitution. The proposed amendment would prohibit any law thatdisproportionately affects the rights ofeligible Illinois citizens to register to vote or cast a ballot based on the voter's race, color, ethnicity, status as a member of alanguage minority, national origin, religion. sex, sexual orientation, or income. You are asked to decide whether the proposed amendment should become part of the Illinois Constitution.

YES For the proposed addition of Section 8 to Article III of the Illinois Constitution NO

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I, Jesse White, Secretan' ofthe State oflilinois, do hereby certithat Iheforegoing is a true copy ofthe Proposed Amendments, the Explanation ofthe Proposed Amendments, Arguments in Favor ofthe Amendments and Arguments Against the Amendments and a true copy ofthe Form ofBallotfor this call as the regular/v scheduled general electionon Tuesday, November 4, 2014, as set forth in compliance with the Illinois Constitutional Amendment Act.

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years into her career as a nationally renowied artist, Francine Turk says she's finally completely comfortable with herself and as a F)urteenresult, she's never felt more liberated. "I'm living my truth," shc says. "I'm happier now in my studio than I've ever been." Fans ofTurk will get to experience the veteran artist's newfoundjoie de vivre firsthand Oct. 9, when she opens up her South Loop studio for the first time in five years to host "Venté: Le Salon de Paris," a showcase ofher paintings and drawings to benefit Lookingglass Theatre Company. The Oak Lawn native, 43, admits that she's using the opportunity to take some major risks. She became famous for her dramatic charcoal nude drawings in 2006, when set designer n fuIsco%or Dan Clancy discovered them at the Chicago Antique Market person and prominently placed them in the Vince Vaughn/Jennifer evolved as a ,ve so in thelast Aniston flick "The Break-Up." Since then, she's expanded her very much couple of years.My work repertoire to include stylized paintings oficons like Mick extension of mysoul is an can J agger and Frida Kalb and sketches ofrunning stallions - there'sno way I in muted blacks and browns. But these days, thanks to deny what'shappeflinY it," her recent epiphany, the artist is branching out in a whole to meand suppress her "Venté" new direction. "This collection is totally different from Turk says of anything l've ever done," she says. "I was heavily influ- collection,whiCh like "I enccd by [Parisiani grafiuti art.. . .This takes a much edgier, features pieces Nightsfl urban vibe, but still sophisticated." namorata" (inset). For Turk, embracing that new style meant letting go ofthe reins . "Eckhnecessities and accepting flaws in her work. "I didn't want it to feel as perfect (s13.5sJ:J:'NE.W as the work I used to do," she says. "I wanted to be free," she says. To f $9. 74 of Now the time reread those Ç lose control,Turk took an unusual approach: She began painting with OOks all her left hand, giving her creations an "authentic, soufflil vibe." But C,:Nob locations devotees ofTurk's classic sketches needn't worry. "There will be pieces "Myjo representing my older body ofwork [at the show] - those are still extrafifletchbookanj part of me." es." Her freedom is apparent offthe easel, as well: Although she's based candles in Chicago,Turk is making frequent trips to Paris for continued inspira- Nord7, tion and has voyages to Mexico and Spain on her docket. "I think next Sfloand; year might be a whole Frida Kahlo and Pablo Picasso-inspired Spanish! CO7 Mexican awakening [theme]. I'm totally feeling it," she says. She's also teamed back up with Clancy to work on the 2015 movie "Fathers and Daughters" (starring Russell Crowe and Amanda Seyfried), creating custom pieces for the Pittsburgh-based movie set.Thanks to the film,Turk rchic:,;essed with rig LUkas can now count Seyfried among her celebrity collectors: "Amanda bought "lachnk an interior my artwork right off the set - that was really exciting," she says. Oari artist Though Turk will continue feeding her creativity through travel and stints in Tinsel Town, she maintains that there will never be a replacement Clean for our fair city. "My goal is to have a permanent studio in Paris, but I will hkeheted;lfee, absolutely always have a studio, a home and a gallery here," she says. "What 9ive HUflt a I have in Chicago is so incredibly special. It's where I'm the most well- run for her money.'. received, respected and loved. It will always be home for me."

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PHOTOGR ARI MICHEL STYLING B' fyou don't immediately recognize Amy Landecker, you might remember her dad: John Records Landecker has been on the radio more than four decades, a beloved disciockey for 94.7 WLS-FM. And ifyou listened to her father's show - especially in the early days of his Chicago career - you've probably heard Amy too. "I used to read the traffic [on the radio] and I'd read ads," she says. That's not all she would do. "I created a lot of mischief there," aniJecker she laughs. "I used to break into the general manager's office and smoke cigars. My favorite song was September' by Earth, Wind Ut new & Fire, because I was born in September, so I would fill in the request forms thinking that the girl who answered the phones Prime wouldn't notice that that one song had, like, 20 requests. And I used to torment some ofthe otherjocks. I made [radio personal- r Chicago ityl Larry Lujack think there was a snake under his desk and scared the bejesus out of him." nd/iow she c Landecker, 45, has come a long way since her days of creating chaos in her famous father's office - after years of doing as an artist voiceovers, theater, and small TV and film projects, she's now on the verge ofbecoming a breakout star in her own right with LLE EICHINGER a lead role in the groundbreaking, unapologetically honest new Amazon Prime series "Transparent."Though the series released PHED BY its debut season of 10 episodes last week, it's already garnering SON plenty ofpraise: Time called it "the best show ofthe year," and ADENA ROHATNER Vulture dubbed it "damn near perfect." In it,Jeffrey Tambor ("Ar- rested Development") plays a retired LA professor going through a late-in-life gender transition and struggling to share it with his three grown children (Landecker, Gaby Hoffmann and Jay Du- plass). "I knew that the social aspect ofthe show was going to be l:V7'/'Ifl //'lt incredibly fuffihling and transformative and important and cool," (E T'T1 AJ' says Landecker, who's no stranger to championing social change, On shooting her first having worked with the MDS Foundation ofChicago early in nude scene: i walk her career. «The show really has the power to change people's off set and see Ethan minds and how they treat each other." [Coen. who was direct- Landecker's character, Sarah Pfefferman, is not sparing for con- ng A Serious Man]. fluets ofher own: In the very first episode, Sarah cheats on her bus- and I'm like, 'How was band when she runs into an old college ffing - another woman. I?' and I just want him "Sexuality has been something that I've struggled with, that I'm to be like, 'You looked curious about, that I think is really important to being a human beautiful,' you know being and being in a relationship," the actress says. «But we don't what I mean? And he talk about it very much, so I like the challenge of bringing it out was just like, 'Oh, it was into the open. But I will say, putting [acting and sexuality] together great, ¡t was hysteri- nrie for the first time was not pleasant for me. I found it very scary and cal.' But the real truth my initial response to this show was that I didn't want to do it is,I would much rather because I knew what was going to be required." make Ethan laugh than Fortunately, "Transparent" creatorJiil Soloway ("Six Feet make them think I was Under," «United States of Tara") ultimately persuaded Lan- hot." decker to take on the role - and for the actress, it came at the On theater: "You right time. "['Transparent'] coincided with the falling apart of always hear actors my own marriage," Landecker says, referring to her ex-husband say, 'Theater is my first Jackson Lynch, with whom she still co-parents their 10-year-old love,' and it is. lt's a daughter and says she "gets along with really well." "It's a place for time when you really me to exorcise my demons, does that make sense? To share my get to do what you do experience as a sexual, feminist, female mother - possibly deal- and there's not a lot ing with an identity crisis - and Jill is one of the greatest people of waiting around and interruption and not a to provide material that's smart and funny and real and relatable lot of money involved for that. So you get to two things: You get the creative ya-yas out, - sometimes money and you also get to feel like you're part ola civil rights movement really clouds the waters that could really change the world." of creativity."

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From top: Landecker with Jef- frey Tambor in the Amazon Prime dramedy "Transparent," and with Michael Stuhlbarg in the Oscar- nominated "A Serious Man" (2009). Though shes now based in LA, Lan- decker is a true Chicagoan at heart ("I'll always identify as a Chicagoan; ifit wasn't so cold, I'd be there forever") - and admits On yoga: My major obsession that she's able to participate in projects like - which s possibly the horror "Transparent" because ofa great many other of my mother, whos a Hatha Iyengar yoga instructor - isI go Chicagoans. "I really have my dad to thank to yoga at a place called Maha for myjob," she laughs. Her career fell into LANDECKER POSES IN in Brentwood and its singularly place like a series ofdominoes: The elder FRONT OF A DANIEL LA: Its packed with people, a lot MALTZMAN PAINTING IN Landecker pushed the first piece over for of silicone, a lot of Botox, there's his daughter, followed by a handful of radio, THE DINING ROOM AT NICS BEVERLY HILLS. thumping hip-hop music until theater, film and casting notables from the your ears are about to bleed. DRESS: PORTS 1961, Windy City - each ofwhom bumped I think one of my instructors $995; PORTSI96I.COM her into the next. It started in grade school; used to be an [adult film] actor, Landecker attended Francis W Parker in HEELS: BCBG MAX AZ- I haven't confirmed that. But it's RIA, $195; BCBGCOM Lincoln Park along with a slew of celebrities, one of the most cathartic, fun including Billy Zane, Datyl Hannah and [activities]." Anne Heche - she calls the group of them out in LA now "a kind ofcool Parker mafia." On her upcoming Though she did some plays in the school's listening to my dad." Michael Bay theater department, she didn't think seriously about going into acting. "I In other words, Chicago has been good to Landecker so - as her noto- didn't feel particularly attractive or marketable in any way, so I didn't think I project: "It's rietv grows - she's being good to it. As she tackles the next big adventure a really fun, was going to be able to make a living at it. I thought maybe I'd be a female in her life - trying her hand at writing a show alongside "Enough Said" tween, time- sportscaster. I went to the University ofWisconsin and got into commu- director Nicole Holofcener - she's paying homage to her hometown by travel movie nications but got into" she cuts herselfoff, laughs in her can't-help-but- setting the still-in-development series here. "The working title is 'Angry sort of tell-the-truth way - 'actually to be honest, I fell in love with a TA in the MILF,' but we'll probably change that when we realize we can't even send like 'The theater department, and went back to acting." an email with that in the subject line because it gets blocked," Landecker Blair Witch Project' meets 'Back Post-college and back in Chicago, she followed in her father's footsteps jokes. "It's about a single woman dating, inspired by my life and a compila- to the Future.' ...j realize that by doing voiceover work - she was the voice of Hallmark, McDonald's tion ofdivorced moms I know and the experiences that they've had, which most of [the projects]I do are and Sears - and then theater first directing, then acting at spots like Step- are quite hysterical. I decided to do stand-up for the first time during a inappropriate for children - this penwoif, Next Theatre in Evanston and the Goodman, the last of which slow period creatively for me, and that kind of turned into this piece." movie is probably one of the few took her to New York. While there, she worked on a play called "Bug" by It's safe to say that any sort of slow period is over for Landecker, who, things l've done that my daugh- Tracy Lerts (another Chicagoan), which took her to LA, where she met up on the brink of TV stardom, says she's never felt more creatively satisfied. ter can see. I'm hoping it turns with casting director Rachel Tenner (yet another Chicagoan), who landed "'Transparent' is the first time I've come near the ftilfillment [I felt doing out like 'Twilight,' where I just get her a role in the Coen brothers' cult hit, "A Serious Man." "[That film] theater]. It's hard to get those roles that allow you to show everything and to rake in the residuals while I do really changed my on-camera life and propelled me into a different area feel like you're really being used and exhausted and spent, which I think the red carpet and sit back and count my checks," she jokes. of work that I don't think I ever foresaw happening," says Landecker. "It is what actors really love: We want to be tired," she says. "[I love working led to [guest roles on] 'Louie' and 'Curb Your Enthusiasm,' and those jobs with] directors who really work the actor to the point where they feel like led to Jill [Soloway]. And Jill also leads back to Chicago - she grew up they might break. That makes me feel alive."

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Orleans, lOS Chicago, IL 60654 - Enter customer orders to order entry systems, ensuring that orders Fas: )312) 321 -228 Email address: [email protected] - Please note are entered accurately and in line with the information prosided by standard leal 4dM APM' NOW! the customer or asency Audience Sales & Marketing Coordinatsr ix the sabject line. message rates apydy - Review, invesfigale and resolve customer order errors I anomalies including discrepancies between quoted prices and system Sun-Times Media s as Equal Opportunity Employer I IN PERSON BETWEEN 9AM AND 4PM: calculated prices - Review relevant tracking systems to ensure that orders are being NATIONAL DCP, 9000 W. i 92nd Sfreet worked through Ad Production and are being submitted to customer for approval within established timeframe guidelines textDRIVEto Mokena, li 60448 - Assist advertisers with corrections and information by telephone, fas, e-mail or test, process changes or corrections in production system (su requested), and relay the information to the approprist e s EMAIL: [email protected] operations team member to ensure accuracy of the ads 51 893 for info Required Skills Education SU-TIMES MEDIA 855-231-3535 I www.aimntls.com/35 EQS I'F/D1 - College degree preferred Experience - College degree in Business, Advertising, Marketing or a related field Senior Application Engineer preferred Help Wanted Full-Time Help Wanted Full-Time - One year business enperience irr a sales, customer service or related envIronment desired BASIC FUNCTION - Mslti-taskingand problem solving skills needed Wrapports/Chicago San-Times invests in the tutore of local media, - Strong sales acumen We're looking for a couple Senior Application Engineers to join the - Strong PC skills in Word, Escel/Spreadsheets and powerPoint or team We believe in the power of technology lo change indualnes and create new value to consumer demanda. Where othnra are taking Gaining related software steps, we are taking the leap. If you've got attention to detail develop- Working in the media arena is fun, interesting and esciting. Sun-Times ng, are willing to ump on bug fines, digital first focused environment, SUN-TIMES 1 MEDIA Media is dedicated to being the premier source of local news and info:- etc, then you fi enloy working with us. You will collaborate with team matins for the grealer Chicago ares. Ifs media properties serve more members. PM's. third party vendor and the business leadership team, than 300 communities across the region and include the Chicago Sun-Times newspaper and Sustirnes com; seven suburban daily Junnior Application Engineer newspapers, Pioneer Press weekly newspapers, as well as web sites ESSENTIAL SKILL SET forthosenewspapers,includingcenterstsgechicago.com and - Ability to write solid oblect-oriented front-end Javavcript/PHP that will BASIC FUNCTION YosrSeason.com. n circulation, the Chicago Sun-Times, and its bran- veamlesuly integrate with multiple back-end systems and languages Wrspports/Chicago San-Times investe in the future of local media. traction ded editions, is the Ut Chicago daily newspaper and eg national daily - Expert in using asynchronous systems (AJAX) to change data We're looking for a couple Junior Application Engineers to loin the newspaper. We offer s total rewards package that includes a full bene- dynamically on multiple platforms team, We believe in the power of technology to change industries and it,NR.a..aaa..aaaaa fit package Best of all, you can Join s team of top notch professionals - Capert in JOON and RESTFUL server ensironments used to share cssste new value to consumer demands. Where others are taking working in the newspaper induslry data with multiple platforms steps, we are taking the leap. If you've gol attention to detail develop. ; - Expert level of understanding of multiple API types and protocola ng, are willing to ump on bug fines. digital first focused environment. - Strong design aesthetic and attention to detail to bring a etc, then you Il entoy working with us, You will collaborate with team Resumes with cover letter should be emailed sr .. fax'd Io lhe following address. creative process to data members, PM's, third party vendor and the business leadership team Sun-Times Media - Master in building cede with Twitter Bootstrap. Backbone, . . AIIm Human Resources - Foundation, Query, LESS. SASS, and other common frontend ESSENTIAL SKILL SET Inside Sales Representative Major Accounts libraries . Energy to keep pace with our weekly deployments released from a 355 N. Orleans, isS Chicago, IL 60654 - Energy to keep pace with our weekly deployments released from custom built CMS. WordPress and Drapai Fas: (312) 321-2258 a custom built CMS. WordPress and Drupal . Enperience with responsive design and mobile oriented websifes Email address: [email protected] - Please note Inside Sales - Experience with responsive design and mobile oriented webaitea using HTML5. CSS3, PHP, JsvsScript and JQuery CARS FOR SALE Representative Major Accounts in the subject line. using HTML5 and CSS3 - Thorough understanding of table-lens page layout. browser behavior ' Espert level of knowledge with source code management tools like compatibility, cross-browser issues and solutions consistent with CVS, SVN and GitHub W3C compliant clean code Sun-Times Media is an Equal Opportunisy Employer - A mindset at peace with browser incompatibilities, mobile device - Enp050re to source cade management tools like CVS. SVN and fragmentation, a multitude of acreen sizes and resolutions, etc GitHub CAR DEALERS - Pror knowledqe of coding in Cache (cap) language is s malor plus - Web Design prototyping skills using Photoshop or Illustrator with ' Esperience with Scrumu (agile methodology) following IJX/UI beat practicea - Understanding ol API types and protocols is a big plus KEY ABILITIES - A strong balance innovative digital focus, problem solving and KEY ABILITIES AUTO BUYING TRENDS business skills . A strong balance innovative digital focus, problem solving and YOU'RE IN THE DRIVER'S SEAT ' Ability to think on behalf of the consumer, the business, and business skills communicate your vision for the product to the rest of the team - Must be accurate and detail oriented - Mast be accurate and detail oriented . Take initiative to research and leam emerging technologies . Take initiative lo research and team emersing technologies - Motivated self-starter, works well under tight deadlines . Motivated self-starter, works well under tight deadlines . Escellent organizational and time management skills, able to handle - Ability to work well within cross-departmental teams multiple projects . Encellent organizational and lime management skills, able to - Also. use the PM tracking tool daily to hit all the go-live dates set by handle multiple projects the business owners #DRIWE EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE - Bachelor's degree in computer science, web development, human - Bachelor'u degree in Computer science, web development. human computer interaction or related field computer interaction or re)ated field - Minimum 7+ years of relevant development esperience - Minimum 2+ years of relevant development experience

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Call 708- 2,931SF certified funds funds, balancewithin24hours,by Sale terms:25%downbycertified the subsection (g-l)ofSection18.5 pay theassessmentsrequiredby unit otherthanamortgageeshall est community,thepurchaserof estate ioaunitofcommoninter- dence. Ifthesablentmortgagedreal proved withasinglefamily The mortgagedrestestate 60706 Odelt Avenue,HaiwoodHemghto,IL Commonly knownas4942North t 2-426-023-0000 PIN. 12-12-426-016-0000and12- lowing describedproperty: the highestbidderforcash,fol- Suite 7t8A,Chicago,Illinois,sellto office ut120WestMadisonStreet, 2014, atthehourof1tam.ntheir tion Intercounty JudicialSatesCorpora- entitled causeonAugust4.2014, Foreclosure enteredintheabove that pursuantto PUBLIC NOTICEisherebygiven FORECLOSURE LAW UNDER ILLINOISMORTGAGE JUDGMENT OFFORECLOSURE NOTICE OFSALEPURSUANTTO 13 CH25185 fendu nts, CLAIMANTS; ERS ANDNONRECORD AND TRUST;UNKNOWNOWN- NATIONAL BANK ASSOCIATION S/I/ITOCHARTER COMPANY, NATIONAL BARRINGTON BANKSTRUST VIN KUBICASR.; KEVIN CKUBICASRNK/AKE- vs. Plaintiff, WELLS FARGOBANK,N.A. CERY DIVISION COUNTY DEPARTMENT-CHAN- COOK COUNTY,ILLINOIS IN THECIRCUITCOURTOF HARWOOD HEIGHTS www.josephrealeutate.net Cook CountySuburban Judicial Sales-RealEst. 67e ACRESNWILLOGHOME8 EQUESTRIAN CNTR$1,750,000 Townhomes www NWILHOR5ERANCH.com Cook County-Chgo.N Judicial Sales-Legal Real EstateServices Real EstateSeminars Homeowners Insurance Mortgages, Loans Lakes, ResortProperty Out-Of-Town, Commercial Out-Of-Town RealEst. Real EstateMisc. Real EstateWanted Real EstateAuctions Lots Investment Property Income Property Vacation Property Vacant Property Homes BuilttoOrder Farms, Farmland Commercial, Industrial Senior Housing Co-Op Apartments Apartment Buildings Manufactured Homes Mobile Homes Open Houses Duplex Condos, Lofts Houses CROPS, INDOORARENA. Call Angela815-777-3012 wilt Condominium Owner willingtoseparate tiC-Headland Realty REAL ESTATE home fromcenter. on O Houses Friday, November7, WEBCB31 2731 No refunds. a Judgmentof Property OFFICE Thursday, October9,2014 is im- The resi- Act. De- shall paytheassessments andthe sure sale,otherthanamortgagee, purchaser oftheunitat the laredo- properly isacondominium unit,the file toverityallinformation. are admonishedtocheckthecoud the property. representation aututheconditionof inspection andplaintiffmakesno The propertywillNOTbeopenfor estate aherconfirmationofthesale. the purchasertoadeedreal Certificate ofSalethatwillentitle bid, thepurchaserwill Upon paymentinfulloftheamount condition. Thesaleisfurthersub- course to quantity representation and isofferedforsalewithoutany tases leviedagainstsaidrealestate es, specialassessments,or is sublecttogeneralrealestatetax- or Iothesale.Thesublectproperty the residentialrealestatearosepri- real enlutewhoserightsinandIo other lienoracquiringtheresidential mortgagee. iudgmeetcreditor, credit bidatthenateorbyany ideetial realestatepursuanttoits by themortgageeacquinngrev- four 1241hours,Nofeeshallbepaid wire transfer,isduewithintwenty- to exceed$300,incertifiedfunds/or amount paidbythepurchasernot $1,000 orfractionthereofof real estateuttherateof$1foreach which Property MunicipalityReliefFund. fee balance. includingtheJudicialsale party checkswillbeaccepted.The Judicial SalesCorporation.Nothird the closeofsalepayabletoThe the highestbidbycertifiedfundsat idence, Saleterms:25%downof io improvedwithasinglefamilyreo- No 13-lB-401-034.Therealestate HEIGHTS. IL60706ProperlyIndes PRESERVE DRIVE.HARWOOD monly knownas6718W.FOREST lowing describedrealestate:Com- bidder, assetIsrthbelow,thefol- sell atpublicauctiontothehighest 24th Floor,CHICAGO,IL.60606, ration, OneSouthWackerDnve- 2014, atTheJudicialSalesCorpo- wilt for TheJudicialSalesCorporation, cause onJuly15,2014.anagent and suunl tuaJudgmentofForeclosure TICE ISHEREBYGIVENthatput- NOTICE OFSALEPUBLICNO- 60706 DRIVE HARW000HEIGHTS,IL 6718 WFORESTPRESERVE 13 CH002090 Defendants BOTROUS SOHIER BOTROUSNKIASOHEIR Plaintiff, TION U.S. BANKNATIONALASSOCIA- DIVISION TY DEPARTMENT-CHANCERY COOK COUNTY,ILLINOISCOUN- IN THECIRCUITCOURTOF HARW000 HEIGHTS 10/9, 10/16,10/23/14#854934 Sellmn CORPORATION tNTERcouNr JUDICIALSALES ber 1315793. 1312) 476-5500.RefertoFileNum- Chicago, torneyu, Pierce &Associates,Ptaintiff'sAt- tween 3 http://service.alty-pierce.com. For information:Visilourwebsiteat the sale, to thepremisesaherconfirmationof will entitlethepurchasertosDeed receive sCertificateofSalewhich the amountbid,purchaserwill spection. property willNOTbeopenforin- ecl toconfirmationbythecourt. 6286 Judicial Sales-RealEst. AIR DUCTCLEANINGGROUP Eliminate dual&allergiansfrom Residential/Comm. cleaning OUR LOCALSERVICE BUSINESS &SERVICEDIRECTORY help youplaceyourad. A SalesConsultantwill your home.847-532-2676 TO PLACEANADIN at 2:00PMonOctober22, Air DuctCleaning DIRECTORIES for Sale entered 847-998-3400 #2 is calculatedonresidential Officer, (3121444-i122 PLEASE CALL of i Accounting p.m. and5 Abandoned Plaintiff andin Illinois Upon paymentinfullsI North DearbornStreet. title Prospective bidders us and wilhouf 60602. to n Residential the quality receive u AS lS TeiNs. If above only. this Be- the re- or or Relief Fund,whichscalculated or Residential the JudicialsalefeeforAbandone accepted. Thebalance, lion bis toTheJudicialSalesCorpora- funds atthecloseofsalepaya- down ofthehighestbidbycertified condo/townhouse. Saleterms:25% The resiestateisimprovedwitha ty IndexNo,10-34-102-026-1116. LINCOLNW000, IL60712Proper- AVEÑUE monly knownas4545W.TOUHY lowing describedrealestate:Corn- bidder, asvetforthbelow,thefol- sell atpublicauctiontuthehighest 24th Floor,CHICAGO,IL,60606, ration, OneSouthWackerDrive- 2014, atTheJudicialSalesCorpo- will at10.30AMonNovemberiO, for TheJudicialSalesCorporation, cause onAuguot6.2014,anagent and Saleentered suant toaJudgmentofForeclosure TICE ISHEREBYGIVENthatpur- NOTICE OFSALEPUBLICNO- #321 LINCOLNWOOD,IL60712 4545 W.TOUHYAVENUEUNIT 14 CH003338 NONRECORD CLAIMANTS KNOWN BANKFINANCIAL, OOMINIUM DAVIS, BARCLAYPLACECON- ALLAN NDAVIS,MARLENEL. Plaintiff, BANKFINANCIAL, FSB DIVISION TY DEPARTMENT-CHANCERY COOK COUNTY,ILLINOISCOUN- IN LINCOLN WOOD 9/25, 10/2,10/9/14#847373 1626201 will beusedforthatputpove a debtandanyinformationobtained u deb!collectorattemptingtocollect Plaintiff's attorneyisdeemedtobe 002090 TJSC#:34-12853NOTE: Code, 21762CaseNumber:13CH ARDC CODILIS &ASSOCIATES.P.C. day statusreportofpendingsales. Corporation atwww.tjsc.comtora7 can alsovisitTheJudicialSales Wacker Drive,24thFloor.Chicago, CORPORATION 9876 Pleaserefertohilenumber14- BURR RIDGE,IL60527,(630)794- ATES, tiff's attorney:CODILIShASSOCI- amine thecoudfileorcsntuctPlain- county venuesForinformation,es- identification forsalesheldatother gain entryintotheforeclosuresale cense, passport.etc.) government a photoidentificationissuedby fective Maytnt,2014youwillneed GAGE FORECLOSURELAW.Ef- CORDANCE WITHSECTION15- YOU HAVETHERIGHTTORE- 605/18.5(g-tl. IFYOUARETHE foreclosure ity, Ihepurchaseroftheunitat part ofacommoninterestcommun- erty ivacondominiumunitwhichis 605/g(9I(tl and(g)141. Defendants Practices Act,youareadvisedthat Purvuant totheFairDebtCollection File IL 60527(630)794-5300Anomey ROAD. SUITE100BURRRIDGE, t5W030 IL 60606-4650(312)236-SALE'(ou 12-00070 THEJUDICIALSALES FRONTAGE ROAD,SUITE100, room inCookCountyandtheseme 1701(C) OFTHEILLINOISMORT- DER OFPOSSESSION,INAC- DAYS AFTERENTRYOFANOR- MAIN INPOSSESSIONFOR30 MORTGAGOR um ments requiredbyTheCondomini- mortgagee shallpaytheassess- minium legal feesrequiredbyTheCondo- Judicial Sales-RealEst. Garage Doors,Openers 815-344-9522 e847-546-3613 BEST PRICES847-729-5137 Mined, FreeStackingEDelivery. 708-652- 9405I630-969.9416 Chain, Link&WoodFences hrdwd, Oak,MapleSCherryor Kiln Dned2yearoldseasoned Sales Fantastic Firewood BRECKENRIDGE FENCE FOREST GARAGEDOORS THE CIRCUITCOURTOF Family OwnedSince1946 No thirdpartycheckswillbe Installation 8Repairs No. Property Buy theWoodThaIis Guaranteed toBurn! No, P.C.. Property Service Firewood NORTH 14-12-00070 Fencing Property sale agency OWNERS 00468002 UNIT t5W030 Act. (HOMEOWNER), Act, ASSOCIATION, other in One Installation FSB, FRONTAGE (driver's 765 Municipality If thisprop- the above in orderto 765 ILCS includin Attorney Attorney NORTH than South #321, ILCS AND UN- Ii- a 10/9_ 10/16,10/23/14#854926 1628501 used forthatpurpose and anyinformationobtainedwillbe lector attemptingtocolletadebt attorney isdeemedtobeadebtcol- Act, youareadvisedthatPlaintiff's to theFuirDebtCollectionPractices TJSC8: 34-142gONOTE:Pursuant Case Number: 00468002 AttorneyCode.21762 14-13-23989 AttorneyARDCNo. )630( 794-5300AoomeyFileNo. SUITE tOOBURRRIDGE.IL60527 NORTH ASSOCIATES, pod ofpendingsales.CODILIS& www.tloc.com fora7daystatusre- The JudicialSalesCorporationut (312) 236-SALEYoucanalsovisit Floor, One SouthWacker JUDICIAL SALESCORPORATION to 60527. (630)794-9876Pleaserefer SUITE NORTH ASSOCIATES, tact Plaintiff'sasomen:CODILISS lion, esaminethecoudfileorcon- other countyvenues,Forinforma- seme identificationforsalesheldat sale roominCookCountyandthe to gainentryindotheforeclosure er's license,passport.etc.)inorder naed byagovernmentagency(drin- will needaphotoidentificationis- LAW. EffectiveMaytut,2014you MORTGAGE 15-1701(C) ACCORDANCE WITHSECTION AN ORDEROFPOSSESSION,IN FOR 30DAYSAFTERENTRYOF TO OWNER). YOUHAVETHERIGHT ARE THEMORTGAGOR(HOME- 765 ILCS605/18.5)Q-1). The CondominiumProperly pay theasvesomentorequiredby sale otherthanumortgageeshall chaser oftheunitatforeclosure mon interestcommunity,thepur- minium unitwhichispadofacorn- lg))4). srty Act.765ILCS6o5/g)g))t)and quired byTheCondominiumProp- uessmento andthelegs)feesre- than umortgagee,ohallpaytheas- unit attheforeclosureoale,other minium unit,thepurchaserof mation. Ifthispropertyisacorda- check thecoudtiletoverifyallintor- live condition oftheproperty.Prospec- makes norepresentationastothe open for the sale.ThepropertywillNOTbe entitle thepurchasertoadeed ceive aCertificateofSatethatwill amount bid,thepurchaserwillre- court. Uponpaymentinfullofthe ther subjecttoconfirmationbythe in ASIS"condition,Thesaleisfur- and withoutrecoursetoPlaintiff tation astoqualityorquantityoftitle fered forvalewithoutanyrepresen- against saidrealestateandisof- mentu, al realestatetases,specialassess- subject propertyissubiecttogener- estate arosepriortothesale.The rights inandtotheresidentialreal Ihe residentialrealestatewhose creditor, or byanymortgagee,tudgrnenf pursuant 10itscreditbidatthevale acquiring theresidentialrealestule fee shallbepaidbythemortgagee within twenty-tour(24(hours.No fled funds/orwiretransfer, chaser nottoesceed5300,incerti- of sttheamountpaidbypur- si foreach$1000ortractionthere- residential realestateattherateof Snow Shove(ing(708)243-0571 he realestateaherconfirmationof Judicial Sales-RealEst. Yard Ctean-upa,FallAeration, * BRUCELAWNSERVICE Electrical, AllInt./Ext.Work Slit SeedingBushTrimming. Family ownedtorover50yearn 1fB tOURetAtt#tNtWItHtASI INlfd Waterprooting, Plumbing, file number14-13-2398g,THE All StarRemodeling& Complete CleanoutService 20% Off.630-667-5787 Handyman -Basement RED'S HAULINGSERVICE (lItSIFtEOt (ALIt4l.991.34t0 REMAIN biddem If thispropertyisacondo- brucelawns.com Chicago, Landscaping 100, BURRRIDGE. or or otherlienoracquiring Handyman 847-409-4860 to rtacttoutso inspection and FRONTAGE FRONTAGE Hauling special OF are IN 14 CH003338 P.C. P.C., FORECLOSURE IL THE admonished POSSESSION tases 60606-4650 Drive, ILLINOIS 15W030 15W030 l ROAD, ROAD, plaintiff is due levied YOU 24th Act, IL Io ARE THEMORTGAGOR IHOME- 765 ILCS6O5/18.5)q-i). The CondominiumPropertyAc pay fheassessmentsrequiredb sale otherthanamortgageeshall chaser ofIheunitatthetoreclosure mon interestcommunity,thepur- minium unitwhichispadofucom- )g)(4(. erty Act,765ILCS605/ttlg)li)and quired byTheCondominiumProp- seusments andthelegalfeesre- than amortgagee,shallpaytheas- check thecoudfiletoeenfysIlinfor- live condition oftheproperty.Prospec- open for the sale.ThepropertywillNOTbe the realestateaherconfirmationof entitle thepurchasertoadeed ceive aCertiticateotSalethatwill amount bid,thepurchaserwillre- coud. Uponpaymentin ther subjecttocontirmationbythe and withoutrecoursetoPlaintiff talion autoqualityorquantityoftitle fered forsalewithoutanyrepresen- against seidrealestateandisof- al realenlatetases,specialassess- sublet propertyistogener- estate arosepriortotheselsThe the residential creditor, orotherlienoracquiring or byanymortgagee, pursuant foitscreditbidstthesale acquinng theresidentialresIestate tee shallbepaidbythemortgagee within twenty-four(24)hoursNo fied funds/orwiretransfer, chaser nottoexceed$300,incerti- of theamountpaidbypur- st foreach$1,000srtractionthere- the JudicialselefeetorAbandone accepted. Thebalance,includin lion. Nothirdpartycheckswillbe tundo atrhecloseofthesalepaya- down ohthehighestbidbycertified tumily residence.Saleterms:25% al estateisimprovedwithasingle ty IndesNo.10-34-331-004.There- the followingdescribedrealestate' 60606, sellatpublicauctionIothe Corporation, OneSouthWacker agent forTheJudicialSalesCorpo- cause onAugust and Saleentered suant toaJudgmentofForeclosure TICE ISHEREBYGIVENthatpur- 6401 unit attheforeclosuresale,other minium unit,thepurchaserof mation, ltthispropertyioacondo- makes norepresentalionastothe in "ASIScondition.Thesaleisfur- mento, rights inandtotheresidentialreal residential realestateuttherateof Relief Fund,whichiscalculatedon Residential bIs toTheJudicialSalesCorpora- LINCOLNW000, IL60712Proper- KILBOURN Commonly highent bidder,assetforthbelow, Drive -24thFloor,CHICAGO.IL, ber 13,2014,atTheJudicialSales ration, willat10:30AMonNovem- NOTICE OFSALEPUBLICNO- LINCOLNWOOD, IL60712 1 2CH028486 Defendants NONRECORD CLAIMANTS NA. UNKNOWNOWNERSAND SODOGAR, BANKOFAMERICA. FEHMIDA Plaintiff, SERIES 2006-E PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES, CORPORATION BANC OFAMERICAFUNDING CERTIFICATEHOLDERS TRUSTEE WELLS FARGOBANK.N.A.,AS DIVISION TY DEPARTMENT-CHANCERY COOK COUNTY,ILLINOISCOUN- Lt NCOLNWOOD N THECIRCUITCOURTOF Judicial Sales-RealEst. 1-847- 299-10051-847-222-0569 Al FRITZ&SONPAINTING Call Steve(630)968-5593 Painting &Decorating RtNttOURtPstt#ENt#ltf tAllINtfl EUROPEAN CRAFTSMAN Int/Ext Painting-Decorating TILE GROUTREPAIR bidders areadmonishedto Painting &Wallpaperirig (lAouIFltot. (All841.998.0400 FREE ESTIMATES If thispropertyisacondo- N. or Interior /Eoterior 224-31 0-8994 MR. GROUT KA SAL Wall Washing to PlAtttOUR50 inspection and Free Est.Wallpaper KILBOURN special known Property Tiling SHEKA, real esIstewhose FOR ti, in av MORTGAGE tuses Municipality the above fuit ofthe 2014, an AVENUE. 6401 AVENUE udgment IF YOU KADAR plaintiff is due levied THE OF N. U.S.C. 1701k).andsubsection Id) ing. Achof1950,asamended (12 visions ofsection505 theHous- in anycanewhich,under thepro- State law,whicheverislonger. and od allowableforredemptionunder period shallbe120daysorthepen- under theinfernalrevenuelawn that withrespecttoalienarising sele withinwhichloredeem,encepl shall haveoneyearfromthedaleof Uniled Staten,theUnitedStates to satisfyalienpriorthatofthe Where asoleofrealestateinmade estate aherconfirmationofthesale. the purchaserloadeedIoreal Certificate ofSalethat bid, Upon paymenlinfulloftheamount condition. Theselsisfurthersub- course loPlaintiffandin quantity representation and inofferedforsalewithoutany taxes leviedagainstsaidrealestate en. specialassessments,sr is subletIOgeneralrealestatelas- or tothesale.Theoubtectproperty the residentialrealestatearosepri- real estatewhoserightsinundto other lienoracquiringthereoidential mortgagee, judgmentcreditor, credil bidatthesaleorbyany identiul tealestatepursuanttoits by themortgageeacquiringres- four )24)hours.Noteeshallbepaid wire transfer,isduewithintwenty- to enceed$300,incertifiedlunds/or amounf paidbythepurchasernot st .000ortractionthereofofthe real estateattherateof$1foreach which iocalculatedonresidential Property MunicipalityReliefFund, fee balance, includingtheJudicialsale party checkswillbeaccepled.The Judicial SalenCorporation.Nothird the closeofsalepayableloThe the highenlbidbycertifiedfundsal dence. Saleterms:25%downof al estateinimprovedwithuresi- ty IndesNo,10-34-213-059.There- LINCOLNW000, IL60712Proper- KARLOV Commonly the followingdescribedrealenlate: highest bidder,assetforthbelow, 60606. sellalpublicauctiontothe Drive -24thFloor,CHICAGO.IL, Corporation, OneSouthWacker ber 3,2014,alTheJudicialSales ration, willal10:30AMonNovem- agent forTheJudicialSalenCorpo- cause onJanuaryiO, and Saleentered suant tosJudgmentofForeclosure TICE ISHEREBYGIVENthatpur- NOTICE OFSALEPUBLICNO- LINCOLNW000. IL60712 7001 10 CH018779 Defendants SERVICE, INC. AMERICA PENTECHFINANCIAL HARRIS, NA.UNITEDSTATESOF FAR000I, TAPIOM.KHAWAJA, NASIM FAR000INKJAF. Plaintiff, lES 2005-ARSGt THROUGH CERTIFICATESSER- FOR WAMUMORTGAGEPASS- TRUST COMPANY,ASTRUSTEE DEUTSCHE DIVISION TY DEPARTMENT- COOK COUNTY.ILLINOISCOUN- IN LINCOLN WOOD 10/2, 10/9,10/16/14#850536 1627212 and anyinformationobtainedwillbe attorney isdeemedtobeudebfcol- Act, youareadvisedthatPlaintiff's to theFairDebtCollectionPractices TJSC#: 34-14380NOTE:Pursuant 00468002 AttorneyCode.20762 ASSOCIATES. The JudicialSalesCorporational JUDICIAL SALESCORPORATION 60527, )630(794-9876Pleaserefer used forthatpurpove. lector aoemptingtocollectadebt Case Number: 14-12-16373 AttorneyARDCNo. 16301 794-5300AsorneyFileNo SUITE 100BURRRIDGE,IL60527 NORTH pod ofpendingsales,CODILISS (312) 238-SALEYoucanalsovisil Floor, One SouthWacker to SUITE NORTH ASSOCIATES, lucI Plaintiff'sattorney:CODILIS& lion, examinethecoudfileorcon- other countyvenues.Forinforma- name identificationforsolesheldat sale roominCookCountyandthe lo gainentryintotheforeclosure er's license,pasapod,etc.)inorder sued byagovernmentagency)drrv- will needaphotoidentification LAW. EffectiveMayist.2014you MORTGAGE 15-1701(C) ACCORDANCE WITHSECTION AN ORDEROFPOSSESSION,IN FOR 30DAYSAFTERENTRYOF TO REMAIN OWNERI, YOUHAVETHERIGHT ecl toconfirmationbythecoud. Judicial Sales-RealEst. w.tjsc.csm tora7daystatusre- tile number14-12-16373.THE THE CIRCUITCOURTOF the purchaserwill for Chicago, N. 100, BURRRIDGE, of Abandoned FRONTAGE FRONTAGE title known KARLOV OF THE BANK as IN und without 12 CH028486 P.0 P.C., FORECLOSURE IL to as in POSSESSION CHANCERY 60606-4650 Drive, Renidenhal the above NATIONAL quality will entitle receive a AVENUE, 2014, an 7001 AVENUE ILLINOIS 15W030 t5Wo30 AS IS" ROAD, ROAD, 241h re- N. or or IL io- to theFairDsblCollectionPracticeo TJSCe: 34-15610NOTE:Pursuant w.tIsc.csm fora7dagstatusre- JUDICIAL SALESCORPORATION 9125, 10/2,10/9/14#847375 1626356 used forthatpurpose. and anyintormslionobtainedwillbe lector attemptingtocollectsdebt aBorney indeemedtobeudebtcol- Act, youaresdvisedthatPlaintiff's Case Number 00468002 AttorneyCode.21762 14-10-11507 AttorneyARDCNo. (630) 794-5300AttorneyFileNo. SUITE 100BURRRIDGE,IL60527 NORTH ASSOCIATES, pod ofpendingsales.CODILISS The JudicialSalesCorporational (31 2)236-SALEYoucanalsovisit Floor, One SouthWacker lo 60527, (630)794-9876Pleaserefer SUITE NORTH ASSOCIATES, tact Plaintiff'sattorney:CODILISS lion, enamioethecoudtileorcon- othe seme identiticalionforseienhelda! sale roominCookCountyandthe tu gainentryintotheforeclosure er's license,passport,etc.(inorder sued byugovernmentagency)drie- will needupholoidentificationis- LAW. EffectiveMayist.2014you MORTGAGE 15-1701(C) ACCORDANCE WITHSECTION AN ORDEROFPOSSESSION,IN FOR 30DAYSAFTERENTRYOF TO REMAIN OWNER), YOUHAVETHERIGHT ARE THEMORTGAGOR(HOME- 765 ILCS605/iS.5(a-t). The Condominium pay theassessmentsrequiredby sole otherthanamortgageeshall chaser oftheunitatforeclosure mon interestcommunity,thepur- minium unitwhichispadofacorn- (#I), tIthispropertyisacondo- erty Act,765ILCS605/g(g)(l)and quired byTheCondominiumProp- neusments andthelegalteesre- than amortgagee.shallpaytheas- unit altheforeclosuresole,other minium unit,thepurchaserof mation. ltthispropertyisscondo- check thecoudfiletoverityallinlor- opective biddersareadmonishedto lo theconditionofproperty.Pro- plaintiff makesnorepresentationan will NOTbeopenforinspectionand no rightofredemption.Theproperty deem doesnotarise,thereshallbe United SIxtesCode,thenghtlore- of section3720oh Judicial Sales-RealEst. WANTED AD CLASSI FIEDS, 847-998-3400 To PLACEA tile number14-10-11507.THE county venues.Forinforma- Chicago, 100, BURRRIDGE, IN THE HELP CALL FRONTAGE FRONTAGE OF THE IN 10 CH015779 P.C. P.C., FORECLOSURE IL POSSESSION title 38ofthe Property Drive, 60606-4650 ILLINOIS 15W030 15W030 IF YOU ROAD, ROAD, 24th Act. IL Thursday, October 9, 2014 Pioneer Press (DC) 7 Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est. - MORTON GROVE MORTON GROVE MORTON GROVE Property Address: 5500 LINCOLNty will NOT be open for inspectionFor information'Suie Clerk, Fisher THL IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFINTHE CIRCUIT COURT OFAVENUE UNIT 109 MORTONTIre purchaser ut the unit other thanand Shapiro,Attorneyfi42168, COOR COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-COOK COUNTY. ILLINOIS COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS GROVE, IL 60053 a mortgagee shall pay the assess-2121 Waukegan Road, Suite 301, TY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYCOUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHAN-COUNTY DEPARTMENT, CHAN-NOTICE OF FORECLOSUREmesta and the lertal fees reqsiredBannockbum, Illinois 60015, (847) DIVISION CERY DIVISION CERY DIVISION SALE - CONDOMINIUM ph, 765 ILCS 6O5/9g)(1( and (g4).291-t717, between t:O0 p.m. and JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, NA-CENTRAL MORTGAGE COMPA-U.S. BANK NA,SUCCESSORFisher and Shapiro file fi 10-045692The udgment amount was3:00 p m, weekdayv Only TIONAL ASSOCIATION NY TRUSTEE TO BANK OF AMERI-(It is advised tIraI interested parties$t98,77246.Sale terms for non-623625 PlainEft Plaivlifi, CA. NA, SUCCESSOR IN INTER-consull with their parties: tOY0 of successful bid im-10/9, 10/16, 10/23/14 #854911 vs EST TO LASALLE BANK NA, ASown attorneys beforebiddingatmediately at conclusion of auction, ROSALYN S. MAGSINO. FREDER-8EHNAN YOUHANA; JIHANTRUSTEE. ON BEHALF OF THEmortgage foreclosure sales.) balance by 12:30 p.m. thenest ICK N MAGSINO NISSAN AKA JHAM NISSAN: HOLDERS OF THE WAMUPUBLIC NOTICE is hereby givenbusiness day, bulbbycashier's SUBSCRIBE Del endanls SAMIR NISSAN; MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGHthatpursuant toa Judgment ofchecks; and no refunds,The sale 13 CH 003311 Defendants, CERTIFICATES, SERIES2006-Foreclosure entered un August 14,shall be subjecl to general real es- 7222 W. PONTO DRIVE MORTON12 CH 45124 ARt 7, 2014. Kallen Realty Services, Inc.,tate tases, special tases, special GROVE, IL 60053 PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby givenPlaintiff au Selling Official will at 12:30 p.m.assensmentu, special taaes levied, TODAY CA NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-that pursusnl Is a Judgment ofV. on November 17, 2014, at 205 W.and superiorliens,ifany. The TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Ihat pur-Foreclosure enlered n the aboveIMTIAZ OURESHI, JPMORGANRandolph Street. Suite 1020, Chi-property is offered "as is," with no suant to a Judgment cl Foreclosureentilled cause on August 1, 2014,CHASE BANK, N.A., AS ASSIGN-cago, Illinois, sell at public auctionespress or implied warrsnties and and Sale enteredn the aboveIntercounty Judicial Sales Corpora-EE OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT IN-to the highest bidder for cash, aswithout any representation as to the i .800.680.2068 cause on October 25, 2013. anlion will on Tuesday, November 4,SURANCE CORPORATION ASset forth below, the following deucn-quality of title or recourse to Plain- agent for The Judicial Sales Corpo-2014, at the hour ofti am, in theirRECEIVER FOR WASHINGTONbed real property: tiff. Prospective bidders are ad- ration, will at 10:30 AM on Octoberoffice al 120 West Madison Street,MUTUAL BANK; THE LOTUSCommonly known as 5500 Lincolnmonished to review the court file Io 31 , 2014, at The Judicial Sales Cor-Suite 718A, Chicago, Illinois, sell toCONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION,Avenue, Unit 109, Morton Grove, ILverifyallinformation and to view OR VISIT poration, One South Wacker Drive -the highest bidder for cash, the fol-CAPITAL ONE BANK (USA), N.A.60053 Permanent Indes No.: 10-suction rules at w,kallenrs,com 24th Floor, CHICAGO. IL, 60606,lowing described prope F/KJA CAPITAL ONE BANK, 21-1 t9-1 t5-lOtO sell at public auction to the highestp IN. lO-t7-3t6-022-0 Defendants The mortgaged real estate is im- PIO N [ER 1.0 CAL.COM bidder, as set Iorth below, the fol-Commonly known as 8830 Meade12 CH 29453 proved with a dwelling. The proper- lowing described real estate. Corn-Avenue, Morton Grove. IL 60053. rnonlv known as 7222 W. PONTOThe mortgaged real estalais im- DRIVE. MORTON GROVE, ILproved with a single familyresi- 60053 Property Indes No. 09-13-denceIf the sublect mortgaged real 203-010. Therealeulates rn-estate is a uniI of a common inter- proved wilh a oingle familyresi-est community. Ihe purchaser of the ILLINOIS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING NETWORK dence. Sale terme: 25% down ofunit other than a mortgagee shall the highest bid by cerlitied funds atpay the assessments required by the close of the sale payable to Thesubsection )g-1of Section 18.5 of 15 Owner Operator I Company NEW TRUCKS ARRIVING. Judicrnl Sales Corporation. No thirdtheCondominium PropertyAct. party checks will be accepted. TheSale terms: 25% down by certified ADVERTISING CONDOS FOR SALE balance, including the Judicial salefunds, balance within 24 hours, by DriverPositionsAvailable - EXPERIENCED OIR tee forAbandonedResidentialcertified funds.No refunds.The Property Municipality Relief Fund,property will NOT be upen for in- SERVICES HOME DAILY!Lima, OH to DRIVERS VAN DIVISION: which is calculated on residentialspecfion.Upen payment io full of FLORIDA LAKEFRONT 3BR real estate at the rate of $1 for eachthe amount bid, Ihe purchaser will Chicago, IL route. Ideal Runs 48 States, heavy from WI $1 000 or fraction thernofof thereceive a Certificate of Sale which Direct Wateront Condo. amount paid by the purchaser notwill entitle the purchaser to u Deed Need to place your ad to esceed $300, in certified fundslorto the premises aller confirmation of candidatewilllive53miles to Philadelphia- Baltimore-MD Turnkey furnishingsincluded. wire rransfer. is due within twenty-the sale throughout the State? Call tour 24) hours. No fee shall be paidFor information: Visit our website al along route. Call PAM 855-898- area. Flex home time. by the mortgagee acquiring the res-http://service.atly-pierce.com, Be- Priced below builder cost. Was idential real estate pursuant In ilstween 3 p.mand 5 p.m. only. Illinois Press Advesing Pierce & Associates, Plaintiff's At- 4215 or pamjobs.com 99% No-Touch, Top Pay! creditbid at the nate or by any $504,500, now only $194,900. mortgagee, Iudgment creditor,ortorneyu, tNorth Dearborn Street, Service 217-241-1700 or other lienor acquinng the residentialChicago,Illinois60602.Tel No. Vacation/40i KiVision/Dentalf real estate whose rights in and to(312) 476-5500. Refer Io File Nom- Deal withsellerdirect, Only the residential real estate arose pri-ber t220798 w.(lhnoispressorg DRIVERS: CDL CLASS A INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALES vsit Disability/Health. Require or to the sale The subject property one!Call (877) 398-6778 ext is uublect to general real estate tas-CORPORATION DRIVERS Dedicated Runs es. special aosessrnenlo, or specialSelling Officer. (312)444-1122 Class A CDL, 2yrs OIR exp. tases levied agaivst said real estate1628544 BOATS i 34 and is offered tor sale without any10/9 10/16 10/23114 8854932 Between Gary IN & Jefferson representationastoquality or good MVR/ References. quantityoftitleand withoutre- City, MO (Can Live Anywhere in course to Plaintiff and inAS IS" THE BOAT DOCK We Buy & EVENTS Call Ruth/Mike ITI, Inc. condition The sale is further sub- Between) Company Drivers: lent to confirmation by the court Consign UsedBoats!217- Upon payment in full of the amount 1-800-558-2664 bid.the purchaser willreceive aMORTON GROVE POSTAGE STAMP SHOW e si ,000 Sign-On Bonus Certificate of Sale that will entitleN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF 793-7300 theboatdock.com www.lTltrucking.com COOK COUNTY. ILLINOIS the purchaser to a deed to the real COIJNTh DEPARTMENT - CHAN- Free Admission Average $1 000-$3000 estate aher confirmation of the sale. The properly will NOT be open forCERY DIVISION inspection and plaintiff makes noDEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL CAMPERS/RVS ComfoInn Weekly Paychecks representation as to the condition ofTRUST COMPANY AS LAND FOR SALE TRUSTEE FOR THE MLMI TRUST theproperty.Prospective bidders 600 N Milwaukee t Late Model Trucks are admonished to check the courtSERIES 2007-MLN1 Plaintiff, file to verity allinformation,Ifthis Colmans RV - We vs Prospect Heights, IL a Excellent Benefits Previously BANK property is s condominium unit, theJAMES KRIGOS: KONSTANTINE purchaser of the unit at the forado- buy/consign used sure sale, other than a mortgagee.KRIGOS, JPMORGAN October 11 & 12 Owner Operators: S5 000 FORECLOSED, CHASE BANK, N.A.; UNKNOWN shall pay the assessments and the Campers & RVs legal fees required by The Condo-HEIRS AND LEGATEES OF JAMES KRIGOS, IF ANY; UN- Hours: lOam-4 pm Sign-On Bonus aFull Family 5.65 Acres ONLY 14.900 minium PropertyAct,765 LOS KNOWN OWNERS AND 605/9(g)(t) and g)(4)Ifthis prop- 217-787-8653 erty is a condominium unit whidh isNON RECORD CLAIMANTS; Buy-Sell-Appraise Medical Insurance Available 29.1 Acre Creek Front 29,900 part of a common interest commun-CHEESE DEPOT, INC. www.colmansrv.com ity. the purchaser of the unit at theD/O/A CHEESE FACTORY. Defendants, For more info: * Lease Purchase Available Mountain Views, Rushing Trout foreclosuresale otherthan a mortgagee shall pay the assess-07 CH 19390 mento required by The Condomini-PUBLIC NOTICE lu hereby given wmsdastamp.com Requirements:i Year CDL-A Stream, Minutes to 40,000 Acre that CAREERJEDUCATION um Property Act, 765 ILCS pursuant to a Judgment of Foreclosure entered inIhe above 6051t8.5(q-t).IF YOU ARE THE Dhving Exp. Must be Willing to Lake Adjoins State Park Roads, MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER),entitled cause un June 4, 20t4, Inlercounty Judicial Sales Corpora- YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO RE- AIRLINE CAREERS START HELP WANTED Utilities, Financing. MAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30lion will on Monday, November 3. Obtain Tank & Hazmat DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN OR-2014, al the hour of t i am. in their DER OF POSSESSION, IN AC-office at t20 West Madison Street. HERE-BECOME AN DRIVERS QUALITY CARRIERS Call 877-273-1481 or CORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-Suite 7t8A, Chicago, Illinois, sell to the highest bidder for cash, the fol- t7Ot)C) OF THE ILLINOIS MORT- AVIATION MAINTENANCE Remax 423-756-5700 GAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. Ef-lowing described properly' CalI:888-472-6440 active May ist. 2014 you will needPIN.tO-28-t06-042;tO-28-t06- $1500 SIGN ON BONUS, $60K a photo identification issued by at 043. TECH. FAA APPROVED Commonly known as 7800 Luna wwWork4QC.com governmentagency(driver's li- - $70K Annually! Experienced cense, passport. etc )in order toAvenue, Morton Grove. IL 60053. TRAINING, FINANCIAL TRAINING/EDUCATION gain entry into the foreclosure saleThe mortgaged real estateio improved with a siegle family resi- Class A CDL Drivers Wanted! Flatbed Dvers Staing room in Cook County and the same AID IF QUALIFIED. JOB identification for sales held at otherdence, If the subledt mortgaged real estate is a unit of a common inter- Can You Dig It? Heavy county venues For information, ea- Dedicated Customer, Home Mileage Pay up to.4i cpm amine the court file or contact Plain-est community, the purchaser of the PLACEMENT ASSISTANCE, tiffs attorney' CODILIS & ASSOCI-unit other than a mortgagee shall Health Equipment Operator Training! pay the assessments required by Weekly and Excellent Benefits, Ins..4OiK, $59 daily ATES, P C . 15W030 NORTH CALL AIM 800-481.8312 FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE 100,subsection (g-t) uf Section t8.5 of theCondominiumProperlyAct. Per pay. 3 Week Program Bulldozers, BURR RIDGE, IL 60527, (630) 794- Diem Home Saie terms: 25% down by certified Call888-409-6033orapply 9876 Please refer to file number 14- 13-00594 THE JUDICIAL SALESfunds, balance within 24 hours, by Weekends. 800-648-9915 or Backhoes, Excavators. Lifetime CORPORATION One certified funds.No refunds,The online wwwDRIVEJTCcom Southproperty will NOT be open for in- Wacker Osee, 24th Floor, Chicao, ww.boydandsons.com Job Placement Assistance with IL 60606-4650 (312) 236-SALE Youspection.Upen paymenf in full of can alsovisit The Judicial Salesthe amount bid, the purchaser will receive a Certificate nf Sale which National Cedifications. Corporation at www.11sc.com for a 7 day status report of pendinq sales.will entitle the purchaser to a Deed CODILIS E ASSOCIATES, P.0to the premises after confirmation of VA Benefits Eligible! 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE15e aale ROAD, SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE,For information: Visit oar website at http://aervice.atty-pierce.com. Be- (866) 262-3067 IL 60527 (630) 794-5300 Attorneytween 3 p m. and 5 p.m. only. File No 14-13-00594 Attorney Pierce S Associates, Plaintiff's At- ARDC No 00468002 Asomey Code. 2t762 Case Number: 13 CHtorneys,tNorth Dearborn Street, 003317 TJSCU: 34-16972 NOTE:Chicago, Illinois60602.TeI.No. The lIIjois Cssified Advisìng \etork (ICAÑ) provides Pioneer Press 3d the coings with adveffising of aatioaI ppeI. (312) 476-5500 Refer lo File Num- Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, you are advised thatber 07t079t INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALES Plaintiff's allorney is deemed lo be Io advetse in this section, please call ICAÑ directly at (21 7) 241 -1 70Q, a debt collector attempting to collectCORPORATION a debt and any information obtainedSelling Officer, (312) 444-t 122 will be used fur that purpose 1628515 Both Pioneer Press and the goings recoend discretion when responding. Please refer qUestions and comments directly to CAN. 1628830 10/9, 10/16, 10/23114 #888929 1019. 10116. 10123/14 l854935 8 Pioneer Press (DC) Thursday, October 9, 2014 Judicial Sates-Real Est. Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est, Judicial Sales-Real Est. Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est. Judicial Sales-Real Est. MORTON GROVE (630) 794-5300 Atlornev File No.day status repon cl oendina sales.CORPORATION One SouthCHICAGO, IL 60602. Tel No. (312)CORPORATION One SouthDeas Kochalski, LLC, One EastCode 21762 Case Number: 09 CH IN THECIRCUIT COURT OFi4-13-25413 ASorney AReC No.CODILIS & ASSOCIATEg,P.C.Wacker Drive 24th Floor Chicano,476-5500. Please refer to tile ours-Wacker Drive, 24th Floor Chicao,WackerDrive Chicano,Illinos026782 TJSC# 34-1380t NOTE: COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-00468002 Attorney Code. 2176215W030 NORTH FRONTAGEIL 60606-465ô 312) 236-ALE '(ouber PAl209213. THE JUDICIALIL 60606-4650 (312) 236-ALE '(os60601 (614 22O-5t1 . 13-Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection TV DEPARTMENT CHANCERYCaseNumber:f2 CH 028176ROAD, SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE,car also visit The Judicial SalesSALES CORPORATION One Southcan also visit The Jsdicial Sales008822 Practices Act, you are advised that DIVISION TJSC#: 34-t4353 NOTE: PursuantIL 60527 (630) 794-5300 AttorneyCorporation at www.tjsc.com for a 7Wacker Drive 24th Floor Obceco,Corporation st w.tjsc.com for a 7INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALESPlaintiff's attorney s deemed to be CHRISTINA TRUST, A DIVISIONto the Fair Debt Collection PracticesFile No. 14-13-25200Attorneyday status report of øendina sales.IL 6O6O6-465 (312) 236-SALE ?'ouday statuo report of oendina salesCORPORATION a debt collector attempting to collect OF WILMINGTON SAVINGS FUNDAct, you are advised that Plaintiff'sARDONo. 00468002AttorneyCÓDILIS & ASSOIATE P.C.can alsovisit The Judicisl SalesCÖDILIS & ASSOOIATES, P.C.Sellina Officer, (3t2) 444-1 122 a debt and any information obtained SOCIETY, FSB, NOT IN ITS INDI-attorney io deemed to be a debt col-Code, 21762 Case Number: t4 CH15W030 NORTH FROÑTAGECorporation at www.tjnc.com for s 715W030 NORTH FRONTAGE1626910 will be used for that purpose VIDUAL CAPACITY BUT ASlector anemptin9 to collect a debt005721 TJSC#. 34-12396 NOTE:ROAD, SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE,day otatsa report of pendina sales.ROAD, SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE,9125. 10/2, 10(9/14 #847386 628212 TRUSTEE OF ARLP TRUST 4 and any information obtained will bePursuant to the Fair Debt CollectionIL 60527 (630) 794-5300 AttorneyPIERCEbASSOCIATES OneIL 60527 (630) 794-5300 Attorney 10/9, 10116, 10/23/14 *854924 Plaintifl, used for that purpose Practices Act, you are advised thatFile No. 14-10-15571 AttomeyNorth Dearborn Street Suite 1300File No 14-13-03E61 Attorney -e.- 627802 Plaintiff's attorney is deemed to beARDC No. 00468002AttorneyCHICAGO.IL 60602 i312) 476-ARDCNo, 00468002 Attorney SKOKIE RYAN TUCKER, THE BANK OF10/2, 10/9, 10(16/14 *850545 s debt collector attempting to collectCode. 21762 Case Number: 10 CH5500 Attorney File No. 'Al2O9213Code. 21762 Case Number: 13 CH IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF NEW YORK MELLON FKA THE a debt and any information obtained026704 TJSC#: 34-13601 NOTE:Abornes Code. 91220 Case Nsm-010t68 TJSC#: 34-12707 NOTE COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN- BANK OF NEW YORK AS SUC-MORTON GROVE will be used for that purpose. Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collectionber: 1 CH 1822f TJSC#: 34-Pursuant to the Fair Debt CollectionSKOKIE TY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY CESSOR TRUSTEE TOIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF626357 Practices Act, you are advised that16053 Practices Act. you are advised thatINTHE CIRCUIT COURT OFDIVISION JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, N.A.,COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-10/2, 10/9, 10/16/14 #850529 Plaintiff's attorney is deemed to be1626563 Plaintiff's attorney is deemed to beCOOK COUNTY ILLINOIS COUN-DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL AS TRUSTEE FOR THETV DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY a debt collector attempting to collect9/25, 10/2. 10/9/14 *847376 a debt collector attempting to collectTY DEPARTMEÑT - CHANCERYTRUST COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE CERTIFICATEHOLDERS OFDIVISION a debt and any information obtained a debt and any information obtainedDIVISION FOR HARBORVIEW MORTGAGE CWABS, INC.., REVOLVINGFEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE will be used for that purpose. will be used for that purpose. BAYVIEW LOAN SERVICING, LLCLOAN TRUST 2005-9 HOME EQUITY LOAN ASSET-ASSOCIATION MORTON GROVE 626688 MORTON GROVE 626195 Plainhif, Plaintiff, BACKED NOTES. SERIES 2004-RPlaintiff, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF9/25, 10/2 10/9/14 #847379 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF9125, 10/2, 10/9114 #847353 -n.- -e.- Defendants -n,. COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN- COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-NORRIDGE FAWZIA YUHANA STEPHEN D. HUNT, STACEY L. 12 CH 028176 SAMIRA E. AL-GUZZlE MANSOUR TY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYMORTON GROVE TY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFDefendants HUNT AKA STACEY HUNT, BANK 9130 NEW ENGLAND AVENUEA/K/A AL-GUZZlE MANSOUR,DIVISION INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OFDIVISION COOK COUNTY ILLINOIS ° CH 026782 ONE, ONE, N.A., PEOPLE OF THE MORTON GROVE, IL 60053 SAMER MANSOUR, CITY OF CHI-BAYVIEW LOAN SERVICING, LLCCOOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-GUIDANCE RESIDENTIAL LLC COUNTY DEPAhTMENT - CHAN-8036 N. HARDING AVENUESTATE OF ILLINOIS,UNITED NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-CAGO. JPMORGAN CHASEPlaintiff. TY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYPlaintiff, CERY DIVISION SKOKIE, IL 60076 STATES OF AMERICA- TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-BANK NA, EQUABLE ASCENT FI--n.- DIVISION -y.- U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIA-NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-DEPARTMENT OF THE suant to a Jadgment of ForeclosureNANC'IAL, LLC K O N S T A N T I N O S GREEN TREE SERVICING LLC MUHAMMAD ASLAM, 2004-lION: TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-TREASURY-INTERNAL REVENUE and Sale enleredinthe aboveDefendants LAMBROPOULOS, VASOPlaintiff, 0000445, LLC, BANK OF AMERI-Plaintiff, suant to a Judgmenl of ForeclosureSERVICE cause on August 8, 2014, an agent14 CH 005721 LAMBROPOLOUS. VILLAGE OF-o.- CA NA UNKNOWN OWNERSvs. and Sale enteredinthe aboveDefendants for The Judicial Sales Corporation,7215 PONTO DRIVE MORTONMORTON GROVE CHASE BANKSHWAN JUBRAIL, IKHLASSANb NdNRECORD CLAIMANTS,OLIVERA ASANIN AKA OLIVERIA°° on July 30, 2014, an agent09 CH 37747 will at 10:30 AM on November 10,GROVE. IL 60053 USA. NA FIK/A CEASE MANHAT-JUBRAIL. WELLS FARGO BANK,BMO HARRIS BANK NATIONALASANIN' DEJAN ASANIN: LVNVfor The Judicial Sales Corporation,8629 N.Hamlin Ave. Skokie,IL 20Ì4, at The Judicial Sales Corpo-NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-TAN BANK USA, N.A. N.A ASSOCIATION FUNDING. LLC: will St 2:00 PM on November 5,60076 ration, One South Wacker Drive -TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-Defendants Defendants Defendants Defendsnts 2014, at The Judicial Sales Corpo-NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO- 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606,suant to a Judgment of Foreclosure10 CH 026704 12 CH 18221 13 CH 010168 13 CH 21932 ration, One South Wacker Drive -TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur- sell at public auction to Ike highestandSale enteredinthe above9019 AUSTIN AVENUE MORTON7701 MAPLE STREET MORTON93t9 NATIONAL AVENUE MOR-PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given24th Floor, CHICAGO. IL. 60606,osant to a Judgment of Foreclosure bidder, as set forth below, the fol-cause on Jaly 14, 2014, an agentGROVE IL 60053 GROVE. IL 60053 TON GROVE. IL 60053 that pursuant toa Judgment ofsell al public auction to the highestand Sale enteredin the above lowing described realfor The Judicial Sales Corporation,NOTICE' OF SALE PUBLIC NO-NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-Foreclosure entered in the abovebidder, as set forth below, the fol-casse on August19 2014, an estale:Commonlv known as 9130will at 10:30 AM on November 10,TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that por-entitled cause on July 29 2014,lowing descnbed resi estate: Corn-agent for The Judicial dales Corpo- NEW ENGLAND AVENUE, MOR-2014, at The Judicial Sales Corpo-suant to a Judgment of Foreclosuresuant to a Judgment of Foreclosuresuant to s Judgment of ForeclosureIntercounty Judicìal Salesorpors-m0 known so 8036 N. HARDINGrationwill st 10:30 AM on Novem- TON GROVE, IL 60053 Property In-ration. One South Wacker Drive -and Sale enteredinthe aboveand Sale enteredinthe aboveand Sate enteredn the abovetonwillon Friday, October 31,AVEÑUE, SKOKIE, IL 60076 Prop-ber 26, 2014, at The Judicial Sales dee No. 10-18-305-019. The real24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606,casse os July 16, 2014 an agentcause on March 28, 2014. an soestcause os April 28, 2014, an saent2014, at the hoar sí i i am. in theirerty Index No 10-23-326-039. TheCorporation One South Wacker estateis improved with s sinIesell at public asction to the highestfor The Judicial Sales Corporation,for The Judicial Sales CorporaEon,for The Judicial Sales Corporafion,office at 120 West Madison Street,real estate io improved with a resi-Drive - 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL. family residence, Sate terms: 25%bidder, as set forth below, the fol-willal 2:00 PM on October 22,will at 10:30 AM on October 16,willat 2:00 PM on October 22,Suite 718A, Chicago, Illinois. sell todense. Sale terms: 25% down of60606. seIt at public auction to the down st the highest bid by certifiedlowing described real estate. Com-2014, at The Judicial Sales Corpo-2014, at The Judicial Sates Corps-2014. st The Judicial Sales Corpo-the highest bidder for cash, the fol-the highest bid by certitied funds athighest bidder, as set bOb below tonds at the close of the sale paya-montv known as7215 PONTOration One South Wacker Dnve -ration, One South Wacker Drive -ration. One South Wacker Drive -lowing described properly: the close of the sale payable to Thethe following described reai blu lo The Judicial Sales Corpora-DRIVE, MORTON GROVE IL24th 'Floor, CHICAGO. IL, 60606,24th Floor, CHtCAOO, IL,60606,24th Floor. CHICAGO, IL. 60606,PIN. 12-13-301-Öed-Ooclo. Judicial Sales Corporation, No thirdestate.Commonly known as 6629 tiOoNo third party checks will be60053 Proserly Indes No 0-l3-sell ut public auction to the highestsell ut public auction to the highestsell at public auction to the highestCommonly known as 4324 NorthPY checks will be accepted. TheN. Hamlin Ave.SkokieIL 60076 acceoted. The balancerncludina225-004, the realestateioim-bidder, as set forth below, the fol-bidder. as set forth below, the fol-bidder, so set forth below, the toI-Oza Avenue, Norridge, IL 60706 balance, including the Judicial saleProperty Indes Ño 10-23-1 13-073- the Judicial sale fee tsr Abandoseaproved with a single familyresi-lowing described real estate: Corn-lowing described real estate: Com-lowing described real estafe, Corn-The mortgaged real estateis im-tee tsr AbandonedResidential0000: 10-23-1 13-010-0000. The re- ResidentialProperlyMunicipalitydence. Sale terms: 25% down stmonts known as 9019 AUSTINmonto knownas7701 MAPLEmonly known as 9319 NATIONALproved with a single familyresi-Propeit)i Municipality Relief Fund,al estate is improved with s single Relief Fund, which is calculated onthe highest bid by certified funds atAVEÑUE, MORTON GROVE. ILSTREET. MORTON GROVE.ILAVEÑUE, MORTON GROVE, ILdunce It the sublect mortgaged realwhichio calcslated on residentialfamilyresidence,The judgment residential real estate at the rate stthe close of the sale payable to The60053 Proserty Index No, 10-17-60053 Property Indes No. 09-13-60053 Prooerly Indes No. 10-18-esIste is a unit of a common inter-real estate at the rate of $1 for eachamount was $1,005,045.99.Sale $1 tsr each $1 .000 or traction there-Judicial Sales Corporation. No third408-055. Thereal estateioim-i 13-006-0000 The real estateis1 19-01 5. the realestateisim-est community, the purchaser of the sr traction thereof of theterms, 100% st the bid amount, in- of of the amount paid by the pur-party checks will be accepted. Theprovedwith a residence,Saleimoroved with a white, vinyl siding,proved with a single familyresi-unit other than s mortgagee shallamount paid by the purchaser notcludiso theJudicialsale tee tor chaser not to exceed $300. in certi-balance, includino the Judicial saleterms: 25% down of the highest bidspht level, single family home with adence. Sale terms: 25% down ofpan the assessments required byto esceed $300. in certitied fsndslorAbancEonedResidential Property tied funds/sr wire transfer, is dueteetsrAbanoned Residentialby certified funds at the close of theIwocar detachedgarage.Salethe highesl bid by certified fondo stsubsection (g-1) st Section 18 5 ofwire transfer. is due withrn twenty-Municipality Relief Fund. which is within twenty-four (24) hours NoProperty Municipality Relief Fund.nate payable to The Judicial Salesterms, 25% down st the highest bidthe close of the sale payable to ThetheCondominiumProserty Actfour (24) hours. No fee shall be paidcalculated on residential real estate fee shall be paid by the mortgageewhich is calculated on residentialCorporation. No third party checksby certified tundo at the close of tIreJudicial Sales Corporation. No thirdSale terms: 25% down by certifiedby msrtoagee acquiring the res-at the rate of $1 for each $1,000 sr scquirino the residential real estatereal estate at the rate of $1 for eachwill be accepted. The balance, in-sale payable to The Judicial Salesoarty checks will be accepted. Thetundo, balance within 24 hours byidentiat rear estate pursuant to itstraction thereof of the amount paid pursuanT to its credit bid at the sale$1 000 ortraction thereof of thecluding the Judicial sale feeforCorporation. No third party checksbalance, includiog the Judicial salecertified funds No retundo 'Thecredit bid at the sale or by anyby the purchaser not to eeceed orby any mortgagee, judgmentamount paid by the purchaser notAbandoned ResidentialPropertywill be accepted. The balance. in-tee forAbandoned Residentialproperty will NOT be open for in-mortgagee, ludgment creditor,or$00, shall be paid in certified funds creditor, or other lienor acquiringto esceed $300. in certified funds/srMunicipality ReItet Fund, which iscluding the Judicialsale fee forProperty Municipality Relief Fond,spectron.Uoon payment in toll ofother lienor acquiring the residentialimmediately by the highest and best the residentialrealestate whosewire transfer, is due within twenty-calculated on residential real estateAbandonedResidentialPropertywhich iocalculated on residentialthe amount bid, the purchaser willreal estate whose rights in and tobidder al the conclusion st the sale. rights in and to the residential realtour (24) hOurs, No tee shall be paidat the rate st St for each $1 .000 orMunicipality Relief Fund, which isreal estate at the rate of $1 tor eachreceive a Certificate st Sale whichthe residential real estate arose pn-The certified check mast be made estate arose prior Io the sale. Theby the mortoagee acquiring the res-traction thereof of the amount paidcalculated on residential real estate$1 .000 or traction thereof st thewill entitle the purchaser to a Deedor to the sale. The subject propertypayable to The Judicial Sales Cor- subtect property is subtect to gener-idential rear estate pursuant to itsby the purchaser not to exceedst the rate st $1 for each $1 000 sramount paid by the purchaser notto the oremises aher confirmation ofis subject to general real estate tax-poration. No tee shall be paid by al real estate laxes, special assess-credit bid at the sale or by any$300 ncertifiedfunds/orwirefraction thereof st the amount paidto esceed $300, in certified tunds/orthe sale. es, special assessments, or specialthe mortgagee acquiring the resi- ments, orspecialtasesleviedmortgagee. lsdgmentcreditor,ortransfer.is due within twenty-tourbe the purchaser notto exceedwire transfer. is due within twenty-For information: Visit our website attases levied against said real estatedential real estate pursuant toits against said real estate and is of-other lienor acquiring the residential(24) hours. No tee shall be paid by$00,in certifiedfunds/orwirefour (24) hours. No tee shall be paidhsp'//service.atty-pierce corn, Be-and is offered tor sale without anycredit bid stthe sale or by any fered tsr sale without any represen-real estafe whose rights in and tothe mortgagee acquiring theresi-transfer,is doe within twenty-tourby the mortoagee acquiring the reo-beaun 3 0m. and 5 p.m. only.representationastoqualityormortgagee, Iudgment creditor,or tation as to quality sr quantity of titlethe residential real estate arose pri-dentist real estate pursuant to its(24) hours. No tee shall be paid byidential rear estate pursuant to itsPierce & Associates, Plaintiff's At-quantitysttitleand withoutre-other tienor acquiring the residential and without recourse to Plaintiff andsr to the sate. The subject propertycreditbid at the sale or by anythe mortgagee acquiring the resi-credit bid atthe sale or by anytorneys.tNorth Dearborn Street,course toPlaintiff and in "AS IS"real estate whose nghts in and to in AS IS" condition. The sale is fur-is subtect to general real estate tax-mortgagee, ludgment creditor,ordential real estate pursuant toitsmortgagee, ludgment creditor,orChicago. Illinois60602Tel Nocondition. The sale is further sub-the residential real estate arose pri- ther subtect to confirmation by thees, special assessments, sr specialother lienor acquiring the residentialcredit bidat the sale sr by anyother lienor acquiring the residential(312) 476-5500. Refer to File Nom-ret to confirmation by the court.sr to the sale. The subject property Court. Upon payment in fuit st thetaxes levied against said real estatereal estate whose rights n and tomortgagee. judgment creditor.srreal estate whose rights in and tober 131332e. payment in lull of the amountis subject to general real estate lau- amount bid. the purchaser will re-and is offered for sale without anythe residential real estate arose pri.ottrer iienor acquiring the residentialthe residential real estate arose pri-INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALESbid, the purchaser willreceive aes, special assessments, or special ceive a Certificate Ql Sale that willrepresentationas toqualityoror to the sale. The subject propertyreal estate whose rights in and toor to the sale, The subject propertyCORPORATION Certificate st Sale that will entitletases levied aaainst said real estate entitle the purchaser to a deed toquantityoftitleand withoutre-s sublet to general real estate tax-the residential real estate arose pii-is subject to general real estate tao-Svitino Officer, (312) 444-t 122 the purchaser to a deed to the realand is offeredtor sale without any the real estate aber confirmation stcourse to Plaintiff and in "AS lSes, special assessments, sr specialor to the sale Thn soblect propertyes. special assessments, or special627719 estate aher confirmation st the sale.representationastoqualityor the sale. The prsperty will NOT becondition. The sale is further sub-tases levied 555mal said real estateis subject to general real estate tax-tuees levied against said real estateioìo, io,, 10/16/14 #850539 The properly will NOT be osen forquantityoftitleand withoutre- open forinspection and plaintiffecl to confirmation by the court,and io offeredtsr sale without anyes, special assessments, or specialand is offered for sale without any inspection and plaintiff makes nocourse to Plaintiff and in "AS IS" makes no representation as to theUpon payment in full of the amountrepresentationastoqualityortases levied asainst said real estaterxpresentatisn astoqualitysrNORRIDGE representation as to the condition ofcondition. The sale is further sub- condition of the property. Prospec-bid,the purchaser willreceive aquantityoftitleand withoutre-and is offeredfor sale without anyquantitysttitleand withoutre-IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFthe property.Prospective bidders'eclto confirmation be the court. tivebiddersareadmonished toCertificate of Sale thatwill entitlecourse to Plaintiff and in "AS IS"representationasto qualityorcourse to Plaintiff and in "AS IS"COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS are admonished to check the courtJpon payment in full of the amount check the court tile to verity all intor-the purchaser to a deed to the realcondition, The sale is further sub-quantity oftitleand withoutre-condition, The sale is further sub-COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHAN-tile to verity all information.If thisbid,the purchaser willreceive a mationIf this property is a condo-estate aber confirmation of the sale,ecl to confirmation by the court.course toPlaintiff and in "AS IS"ect to confirmation by the court,CERY DIVISION property is s condominium unit, theCertificate st Sale that wiltentitle minium unit, the purchaser st theThe property will NOT be ooen torUpon payment in tell of the amountcondition. The sale is further sub-upon payment in full of the amountCHAMPION MORTGAGE COMPA-purchaser of the unit at the foreclo-the purchaser to a deed to the real unit at the foreclosure sale, otherinspection and plaintiff makes nobid,the purchaser willreceive a¡ecl to confirmation by the court.bid,the purchaser willreceive aNY: sure sale, other than a mortgagee,estate aber confirmation of the sale. than a mortgagee. shall pay the us-representation as to the condition ofCertificate st Sale thatwill entitleUpon payment in full of the amountCertificate st Sale that will entitlePlaintiff, shall pay the assessments and theWhere a sale of real estate is made aessments and the legal fees re-the properly.Prospective biddersthe purchaser to a deed to the realbid,the purchaser will receive athe purchaser to a deed to the realvs. legal fees required by The Condo-to satisfy a lien prior to that of the quired by The Condominium Prop-are admonished to check the courtestafe aher confirmation of the sale.Certificate st Sale that willentitleestate aher confirmation of the sale.UNKNOWN SUCCESSORminium PropertyAct,765 ILCSUnited btates, the United States erty Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g)(t) andtile to verity all information.It thisThe property will NOT be oyen torthe purchaser to a deed to the realThe property will NOT be open tsrTRUSTEE(S) OF THE ADAMS 605/9(g)(1) and )g4). If this prop-shalt have one year from the date st (g))4).If this propertys 5 condo-properly is a condominium unit, theinspection and plaintiff makes noestate aher confirmation of the sale.inspection and plaintiff makes noFAMILY REVOCABLE LIVINGerty is a condominium unit which issale within which to redeem, escept minium unit which is part of a corn-purchaser of the unit at the forets-representation as to the condition stThe property will NOT be open tsrrepresentation us to the condition ofTRUST DATED APRIL 19, part of a common interest commun-that with respect to s lien ansing mon interest community, the pur-sure sale, other than a mortgagee.the property.Prospective biddersinspection and plaintiff maces nothe property.Prospective bidders1993: UNKNOWN OWNERS ANDity, the purchaser st the unit al theunder the internai revenue laws the chaser of the unit al the foreclosureshall pay the assessments and theare admonished to check the courtrepresentation us to the condition ofare admonished to check the courtNON RECORD CLAIMANTS foreclosuresale other than apenod shall be 120 days sr the peri- sale other than a mortgagee shalllegal tees required by The Condo-tile to verity all information,Ifthisthe propertyProspective biddersfile to verity all information.If thisTHE UNITED STATES OF AMERI-mortgagee shall pas the assess-od allowable for redemption under say the assessments required byminiumPropertyAct.765 ILCSproperty is a condominium unit, theare admonished to check the courtproperty is s condominium unit, theCA; SECRETARY OF ments required by The Condomini-State law, whichever is longer, and The Condominium PropertyAct,60519(g)(t) and jg)(4).lt this prop-purchaser of the unit at the toreclo-file to verity all information,Ifthispurchaser of the unit at the toreclo-HOUSING AND URBAN DEVEL-um Property Act 766 ILCSin any case in which. under the pro- 765 ILCS 605118.5(o-1).IfYOUedy is a condominium unit which issure sale. other than a mortgagee.property is a condominium unit, thesure sale, other than a mortgagee.OPMENT: 605/18.5W-lt. IF YbU ARE THEvisions of section 505 of the Hous- ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME-part of a common interest commun-shall pay the assessments and thepurchaser of the amt at the forado-shall pay the assessments and IhnDefendants, MORTGA)3dR (HOMEOWNER1ins Act st 1950, as amended (12 OWNER1 YOU HAVE THE RIGHTity. the purchaser of the unit at thelegal fees required by The Condo-sure sale, other than a mortgagee,legal tees required by The Condo-14 CH 3195 YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO R:U.S.C. 1701k) and subsection )d) TOREI1AIN IN POSSESSIONforeclosuresaleotherthan aminiumPropertyAct,765 ILCSshall psy the assessments and theminiumPropertyAct,765 ILCSNOTICE OF SALE MAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30of section 370 of title 38 of the FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OFmortgagee shall pay the assess-605Ì9(gt) and (g)(4(.If this prop-legal lees required by The Condo-605Ì9)g))t) and (g))4).t this prop-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV-DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN OR-United States Code, the right to re- AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, Nmento required by The Condomini-erty a a condominium unit which isminiumProperty Act,765 ILCSerty in a condominium unit which isEN that pursuant to a Judgment ofDER OF POSSESSION. IN AC-deem does not arise, there shalt be ACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONum Property Act 765 ILCSpart st s common interest commun-605/9jg)(t) and (g((4).If this prop-part of s common interest commun-Foreclosure and Sale entered in theCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-no naht of redemption. The properly t5-t7Ot(ClOF THE ILLINOIS605/t8.5i0.li,IF YbU ARE THEty. the purchaser of the unit at theerfy is a condominium unit which isity. the purchaser of the unit at theabove entitled cause Intercountyt7OtIC) OF THE ILLINOIS MORT-will 1OT be open tsr inspection and MORTGGE FORECLOSUREMORTGÀOdR (HOMEOWNER1foreclosure saleother than apart of a common interest commun-foreclosure saleother than aJudicial Sales Corporation will onGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. Et-plaintiff makes no representation as LAW Effective May tat, 2014 youYOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO R mortgagee shall pay the assess-ity, the purchaser of the unit at themortgagee shall pay the assess-Thursday October 23, 2014 at thetedian Man 1st, 2014 you will seedto the condition of the property. Pro- will need a photo identification is-MAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30mento required by The Condomini-foreclosuresale otherthan amento required by The Condomini-hour of f am. in their office at 120a photo identitication issued by aspective bidders are admonished to suedby a government agency (drin-DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN OR-orn Properly Act 765 ILCSmortgagee shall pay the assess-um Property Act, 765 ILCSWest Madison Street, Suite 718A,governmentagency(driver'sli-check the court tile to verity all intor- er's license, passport, etc.) in orderDER OF POSSESSION. IN AC-605/18.Sfo-t).IF YbU ARE THEments required by The Condomini-605/18.5)a-1(.IF YOU ARE THEChicago. Illinois, sell at public sac-cense. passport,etc.)in order tomation. It this property is a condo- to gain entry into the foreclosureCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER1,um Property Act, 765 ILCSMORTGA'OOR (HOMEOWNER1.bon to the highest bidder tor cash,gain entry into the foreclosure saleminium unit. the purchaser of the sale room in Cook County and the1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS MORT-YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO RÉ-6051t8.5)a-1(,IF YOU ARE THEYOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO RE-as set forth below. the following de-room in Cook County and the sameunit at the foreclosure sale, other same identification tsr sales held atGAG FORECLOSURE LAW. EtMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30MORTGAOOR (HOMEOWNERIMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30scribed mortgaged real estate: identification for sales held at otherthan a mortgagee, shall pay the as- other county venues. For informa-fectise May ist, 20i4 you will needDAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN OR-YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO R DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN OR-Commonly known as 70t5 Westcounty venues. For information ex-sesarnents and the legst tees re- tisn, examine the court file or con-a photo identification isased by aDER OF POSSESSION, IN AC-MAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30DER OF POSSESSION, IN AC-Aaatite Avenue. Norridge. ILamine the court tile sr contact plain-quired by The Condominium Prop- tact Plaintiff's attorney: CODtLIS Egovernmentagency(driver'sli-CORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN OR-CORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-65706. tiff's attorney: CODILIS S ASSOCI-erty Act 765 LOS 60519(g)(t) and ASSOCIATES. P.C., t5W030cense, passport, etc.)in order tot7OilC( OF THE ILLINOIS MORT-DER OF POSSESSIONIN AC-l7OtiC) OF THE ILLINOIS MORT-PIN. 13-t8-it5-0t3-0000. ATES. P.O., t5W030 NORTH)gty4).Iithis property is a condo- NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD,gain entry into the foreclosure saleGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. El-CORDANCE WITH SECtION 15-GAG FORECLOSURE LAW. Et-The mortgaged real estate is im-FRONTAGE ROAD SUITE tOO,minium unit which is part of a corn- SUITE 100.BURR RIDGE. ILroom n Cook County and the sametective May ist, 20i4 you will needt7OtlC) OF THE ILLINOIS MORT-lective May ist, 2014 you will needproved withs single familyresi-BURR RIDGE, IL 6027, (630) 794-mon interest community, the pur- 60527. (630) 794-9876 Please referidentification tor sales held at othera photo identificatisn issued by aGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. El-a photo identification issued by adence, lt the subject mortgaged real9876 Pleaae refer to file number 14-chaser of the unit st the foreclosure to file number t4-i3-284t3. THEcounty venues, For information, es-governmentagency(driver'sli-tective May Ist, 2014 you will needgovernment agency(driver's li-estate is a unit of a common inter-09-22486. THE JUDICIAL SALESsale other thun s mortgagee shall JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATIONamine the court file or contact Plain-cense, passport, etc.)in order toa photo identification issued by acesse, pasaport, etc.) in order toest community, the purchaser of theCORPORATION One Southnay the assessments required by One South Wacker Drive,24thtiff's aaorney: CODILIS & ASSOCI-gain entre into the fxreclosure salegovernmentagency(dnver's li-gain entry into the foreclosure saleunit other than a mortgagee shallWacker Drive. 24th Floor. Chicsoo,The CondominiumPropertyAct, Floor, Chicago. IL60606-4650ATES P 0.. t5W030 NORTHroom in Cook County and the samecense, passport, etc.)in order toroom is took County and the samepay the assessments required byIL 60606-4650 )312( 236-SALE Vos765 ILCS 605/tB.5(a-t).IF' YOU (312) 236-SALE You can also visitFROÑTAGE ROAD SUITE100,identification for sales held at othergain entry into the foreclosure saleidentification for sales held at othersubsection (g-t) of Section 18.5 ofcan alsovisit The Judicial SalesARE THE MORTGAOOR (HOME- 'he Judicial Sales Corporation atBURR RIDGE, IL 6027, (630) 794-county venses. For information, ex-room in took County and the samecounty venues. For information. es-the Condominium Property Act. Corporation at www.tjsc.com tsr a 7OWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT www.tjsc.com for s 7 day statua re-9876 Please refer to file number 14-amine the court file or contact Plain-identification for sales held at otheramine the court tile or contact Plain-Sale terms' 10% down by certifiedday status report of sending sales,TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION port of oending sales, 000ILIS h13-25200. THE JUDICIAL SALEStiff's attorney: CODILIS E ASSOCI-county venues Forinformation:tiff's asomen: CODILIS 6 ASSOCI-funds, balance, by certified tundo,CODILIS & ASSOÖIATEC, P.C.FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF ASSOC)ATES, P.C. t5W030CORPORATION One SouthATES, P.C., 15W030 NORTHVisit our website atservice.atty.ATES, P.Ö., 15W030 NORTHwithin 24 hours. Ño refunds. Thet5W030 NORTH FRONTAGEAN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD,Wacker Dnve, 24th Floor Chica o,FRONTAGE ROAD SUITE100,pierce.com. between the hours of 3FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE 100,property wilt NOT be open for in-ROAD. SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE,ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION SUITE tOO BURR RIDGE, IL 60527IL 60606-4650 (312) 236-ALE 'isuBURR RIDGE, IL 6027, (630) 794-and 5 pm. PIERCE 6 ASSOCI-BURR RIDGE, IL 60527, (630) 794-oDection IL 60527 (630) 794-5300 Attorney15-1701)C(OF THE ILLINOIS can alsovisit The Judicial Sales9876 Please refer to tile number t4-ATES.Plaintiff'aAttorneys, One9876 Please refer to tile number 14- or information call Sales Depart-File No, 14-09-22486AttorneyMORTGAGE FORECLOSURE Corooration st w.tisc.com lora 7tO-t5571 THE JUDICIAL SALESNorth Dearborn Street Suite 1300,13-03661. THE JUDICIAL SALESment at Plaintiff's Attorney, ManleyAROCNo, 00468002AttorneyLAW. Effective Mxv tnt, 2014 vos 6 9 TO with of of the Shannon Shannon IT FAST. 31-14-21-11. to for summons NOTICE IC A person being significantly COURT sayo 847-998-3400 LEGAL relieves for adoption tor a period Adoption CAUSE NO, CA 25C01-1 408-A D-8 else a praecipe child THE MATTER OF THE IN THE FULTON CIRCUIT Shannon Graves wishes to DONT NEED IT? SE Adoption Assumed Name Estate Auction- Real Bid Notice Divorce Foreclosures Foundation Notices Judicial Sales Mechanics Liens Name Change Probate Public Hearings Public Notices Storage - Legal Take Notices STATEOFINDIANA COUNTY OF FULTON(SS; IN ADOPTION OF X.L.M. DERRICKD VANCE. Petitioner, PUBLISHED SHANNON GRAVES. who has been named the father of the child born to Amy M Meiaer on October 13, 2006, is notified that a petition child was filed in the office of the Clerk of Court, 815 Main Street, Rochester, IN 46975. On said date, the petition also filed along with supporting affidavit showing that diligent search has been made and that Shannon Graves cannot be located, If contest the adoption of the child, he must 1(16 a paternity action to establish his paternity in relation to the child not later than thirty (30) days aher aetvice of this notice; or aber filing a paternity action under I C 31-14 fails to establish paternity within a reasonable period as determined by the paternity court under IC 31-14- 21-9 Ihrough then the above named costi will hear and determine the petition for adoption. His consent will be irrevocably implìed and he will lose his right to contest either the adoption or the validity of his implied consent to the adoption. He will lose his right to establish his paternity of the child under IC 31-14. Nothing Amy M. Meiaer or anyone Graves Graves of his obligations under this notice. Furthermore, the petition alleges also that his consent is not required in that he has abandoned the months or more and that he has failed without justifiable cause to communicate the child when able to do so for a period of a year or more. Under Indiana law, a putative father is a person who is named as or claims that he may be the father of a child born out of wed- lock but who has not yet been legally proven to be the child's father, For purposen of this notice, Shannon Graves is a putative father under the lawn in Indi- ana regarding adoption. This notice does not exhaustive- ly set forth the putative father's legal obligations under the Indi- ana statutes served with this notice of publication should consult the Indiana adoption statutes. Clerk of Court, Fulfon County 10/2, 10/9, 10/16/14 #848035 i Pioneer Press (DC) Pioneer S!A make and to find the modeL that IN youi fits your style, FOR YV' SNØPî Visit ToDrive.com --- at ToDve.com needs and budget. 24th

p Dart. ROAD, 15W030 described 60606-4650 CH 024193 balance due sell at public IL P.0 Jacobs S Pinta, _ 11 following IN Thursday, October 9, 2014 October Thursday, 50 W. Washington FRONTAGE CALL WITH the LOCAL Chicago, TO MORE Center, THE CIRCUIT COURT OF IL 60602. Tel. No. (312) 263- cashiers check; QUALI FI ED MONSTER, REACH OUT CANDIDATES (HICAGOL4ND 847-998-3400 Judicial Sales-Real Est. Sales-Real Judicial ng association, 620308 60527, (630) 7g4-9876 Please refer 60527, (630) 7g4-9876 THE to file number 14-il-13893. Floor, You can also Visit (312( 236-SALE sales, 000ILIS & port of pending ASSOCIATES, NORTH SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE, IL 60527 (630) 794-5300 Attorney File No, 14-11-13893 Attorney ARDC No. Case Number: attorney iv deemed to be a debt collector attempting to collect a debt be and any information obtained will used for that purpose 1626196 SKOKIE IN COOK County, Illinois, County Department, Chancery Divi- sion. Cole Taylor Bank, an Illinois bank- Plaintiff, so. Kenneth Fukuysma, etal. Defendants, 13 CH 20690; Sheriff's No, 140621-001F Pursuant to a Judgment made and entered by said Court in the above Sheriff of Cook County, Illinois, will in Room LLO6 of the Richard J. Da- ley Street, Chicago. IL, premises and real estate mentioned in said Judgment; PIN. 10-23-330-041-0000. Address; 8051 N. Ham/n, Skokie, IL 60076 Improvements: Single family resi- Sale shall be ander Ihe following Sale shall be oublect IO general tua- prior tirol mortgages. Premises will 'NOT be open for in- For information: C/D Joy Pinta, Plaintiff's Attorneys, 77 W. Washington, #1005, Chica- tIn, 1005. pursuant lo the Fair DebI Collection Practices Act and any information obtained will be used for that par- pose. 9/25, 10/2, 10/9/14 #847388 JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION JUDICIAL SALES Drive, One South Wacker Corporation al The Judicial Sales a 7 day status re- w.tlsc.com for 00468002 Attorney Code. 21762 TJSC#; 34-12857 NOTE' Pursuant lo the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, you are advised that Plaintiff's 9/25, 10/2, 10/9/14 #847369 entitled cause, Thomas J. on October 24. 2014, at 100 p.m. suction dence. terms: 10% down in certified funds or within 24 hours by same. es, special assessments, and any apection. This is an attempt to collect a debt to IL P.C. South levied io due plaintiff ROAD, Fr YOU Attorney Attorney 15W030 AVENUE ILLINOIS the abose Municipality FRONTAGE tases Property Ac. in One POSSESSION 10-27-407-02);, FORECLOSURE P.C., w.tjsc.com for a 7 w.tjsc.com for a IN real estate whose BURR RIDGE, 00468002 No. OF THE Property special 14-10-39535 NORTH FRONTAGE inspection and KEYSTONE this property in a condo-

= - or 100, If No. Indea bidders are admonished THE CIRCUIT COURT OF at 2:00 PM on October 22, Judicial Sales-Real Est. Sales-Real Judicial JUDICIAL SALES 10-39535. THE 236-SALE '(ou IL 60606-4650 (312) 15W030 IL 60527 (630) 794-5300 Attorney IN DIVISION Defendants 15-1701(C) BURR RIDGE, IL 60527, (630) 794- BURR RIDGE, IL to file number 14- 9876 Please refer CORPORATION Floor, Chicano, Wacker Drive, 24th Judicial Sales can also visit The Corporation at of sandino sales. day status report CODILIS & ASSOCIATES, ROAD, SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE, File AROC No Code. 21762 Case Number: 11 CH 003359 TJSC#; 34-t59g6 NOTE; Pursuant Io the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, you are advised that be Plaintiff's attorney io deemed Io a debt collector attempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used for that purpose. 1626659 9/25, 10/2, 10/9/14 #847378 SKOKIE COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN- TY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, N.A. Plaintiff, AIDA D. JOSEPH, RICK M JO- SEPH 11 CH 024193 7509 SKOKIE, IL 60076 NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO- TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of Foreclosure and Sate entered cause on July 16, 2014, an agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will 2014. at The Judicial Salen Corpo- ration, One South Wacker Drive - 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606, sell at public auction to the highest bidder. as set forth below, the following described real estate: Com- monly known as 7509 KEYSTONE AVEÑUE, SKOKIE, IL 60076 Prop- erty Property Indes No, 10-27-407-022. The real estate is improved with a sinIe family residence, Sale terms: 25 /o down of the highest bid by certified fondo at the close of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales Cor- poration. No third party checks will be accepted. The balance, includin the Judicial sale fee for Abandone Residential Relief Fund, which is calculated on residential real estate at the rate of $1 for each $1 000 or fraction thereof of the amount paid by the purchaser not to enceed $300, in certified funds/or wire transfer, within twenty-four (24) hours, No lee shall be paid by the mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant to ita credit bid al the sale or by any mortgagee, tudgmenl creditor. or other lienor acquinng the residential rights in and to the residential real estafe arose prior to the sale, The subject property is soblect tO general real estate tases, upecial assessments, againol said real estate and io offered for sale without any representation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse to Plaintiff and in "AS IS condition, The sale is fur' 10er soblect to confirmation by the court. Upon payment in full of Ihn amount bid. Ike purchaser will receive a Cnrlificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real estate after confirmation of the oale, The property will NOT be open for makes no representation as to the condition of the property. Prospec- tise check the court file to verity all information, If this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the as- seasments and the legal fees re- qaired by The Condominium Prop- erty Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g)i( and )g))4(. minium unit which iv part of a common interest community, the par- chaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the assessments required b The Condominium 765 ILCS 605/18.5(q-1). ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME- OWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION MORTGAGE LAW. Effective May tat, 2014 you will need a photo identification issued by a government agency (drin- er's license, passport, etc.) in order to gain entry into the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the same identification for sales held at other county Venues, For informa- lion, examine Ihn court file or contact Plaintiff's attorney: CODILIS & ASSOCIATES, NORTH SUITE & a li- ita or or re- im- real resi- 100, ILCS (312) If this io AS IS NORTH Iban Attorney, receive a Davis will entitle 765 ILCS the above Residential quality If this prop- in order to 765 (dnver's shall be paid in estate to olher Act, and without (HOMEOWNER), Act, single family 15W030 as IF YOU ARE THE Prospective bidders the sale or by any Plaintiff's described agency udgment creditor, sale title Goldgehn entered al Abandoned calculated on residential of Property P.C., at io Property for the purchaser will THE CIRCUIT COURT OF al 2:00 PM on October 22, t,00O or fraction thereof of the Judicial Sales-Real Est. Sales-Real Judicial legal fees required by subdivisions legal fees required of Section 9 of the (got) and (g)(4( mast present, Sale terms; Bidders inspection. M For information call Ms. Knofine Kolk'y nue, Chicago, Illinois 6061 t . INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALES Selling Officer, )3i2( 444-1122 1626882 SKOKIE IN DIVISION BAYVIEW LOAN SERVICING, LLC Plaintiff, HENRY W. JARAMILLO, LIZETTE NORTH AMERICA Defendants 11 CH 003359 5237 W. CAROL STREET SKOKIE, IL 60077 NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO- ration, One South Wacker Drive - 107-033. The real Property Municipality Relief Fond, real estate whose rights in and to 1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS MORT- shall pay the assessments add The shall pay the assessments Act Condominium Property a cashier's or at the time of sale, 10% of the oac- certified check for The balance of cessfol hid amount bid the successful by similar funds. within 24 hours, NOT be open for The property will Aronberg Oarmisa, 330 North Wabash Ave- 828-9600. CORPORATION 9/25, 10/2, 10/9/14 #847382 COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN- TY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY JARAMILLO, BANCO POPULAR TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale cause on March 27, 2014, an agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will 2014, at The Judicial Sales Corpo- 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606, nell at public auction to the higheut bidder. as set forth below, the following estate:Commonly known as 5237 W. CAROL STREET, SKOKIE, IL 60077 Property Indes No. 10-21- proved with a dence, Sale terms: 25% down of the highesl bid by certified funds at the close of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales Corporation. No third party checks will be accepted. The balance, incloding the Judicial sale fee which real estate al the rate of Si for each amount paid by the purchaser not to exceed $300, in certified funds/or wire transfer. io due within twenty- toar (24) hours. No fee shall he paid by the mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant to credit bid mortgagee, other lienor acquiring the residential the residential real estate arose pri- or to the sale, The soblect property is sublect to general real estate tao- eu, special asseoumenta, or special taxes levied against said real estate and io offered for sale without any representation quantity course to Plaintiff and in condition, Tse sale is farther sub- (ect to confirmation by the court. Upon payment in full of the amount bid, Certificate of Sale that the porchaser to s deed to the real estate aher confirmation of 16e vale, The property will NOT be open for inupection and plaintiff makea no representation as to the condition of the property are admonished to check the court file In verity all information, property is a condominiam unit, the purchaser of the unit at the forecto- sure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall psy the assessments and Ike legal fees required by The Condo- minium 605/9(gl( and (g)(4(. erty is a condominium unit which is part of a common interest community, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure mortgagee shall pay the assessments required by The Condomini- um 605/1851g-l) MORTGAGOR YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO R- MAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN OR- DER OF POSSESSION, IN AC- CORDANCE WITH SECTION 15- GAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. Ef- fective May tot, 2014 you will need a photo identification issued by a government cense, passport, etc.) gain entry into the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the same identification for sales held at other county venues, For information, en- amine the court file or contact Plain- tiff's asorney: CODILIS & ASSOCI- ATES, FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE 10- Be- Act. The OR- 453- resi- full of is im- TeI.No. Attorney, the above DEVELOP- OLD (630) Property ASSOCIATION; a Judgment of 60602 No refunds, The No refunds, to a Judgment of Plaintiff's OPTIMA HOUSING North Dearborn Street, at Upon payment in Illinois on Friday, October 24, i their office al 120 West 60563-1890. Officer, (312(444-1122 10-09-304-031-1157 & 1 will Condominium THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OF w.faI-illinois,com 24 houro prior Judicial Sales-Real Est. Sales-Real Judicial hour Of t 1 am. in their office at 120 hour Of t 1 am. in P I.N 10-28-406-038-0000 1771 West Diehl Road, Napersille, Illinois INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALES IN ILLINOIS West Madison Street, Saite 718A, West Madison Street, sell at public suc- Chicago. Illinois, bidder for cash, lion to the highest the following de- as set forth below, real estate: acribed mortgaged as 5013 Jerome Commonly known Illinois 60077. Avenue, Skokie, real estate is im- The mortgaged family resi- proved with a single dence, If the oublect mortgaged real estate is a unit of a common inter- the est community. the purchaser of unit other than a mortgagee shall by pay the assessments required of subsection (g-t) of Section 18.5 the Condominium Property Act. Sale terms: i0°/ down by certified tands, balance, by certified funds, within 24 hours in- property will NOT be open for apection For information cell The Sales De- partment Freedman Anoelmo Lindberg LLC. 6960. For Bidding instructions visit to sale. F13890449 CORPORATION Seilin 1626 9/25, 10/2, 10/9/14 #847388 SKOKIE COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHAN- CERY DIVISION MENT AUTHORITY Plaintiff, vs. NWE 00 NKJA NEW N 00; WAI AUNG NIÇJA WAI Y AUNO: Defendants, 12 CH 35066 NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO JUDGMENT OF FORECLOSURE UNDER ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to Foreclosure entered in the above entitled cause on July 21. 2014, Intercoonty Judicial Sales Corpora- lion 2014. at the hoar of i 1 am. in their office at 120 West Madison Street, Surte 7t8A, Chicago, Illinois. sell to the highest bidder for cash, the f ol- lowing described property: PIN, iO-i6-4i2-tl43-0000, Commonly known as 9026 Bronx Avenue, Unit A. Skokie, IL 60077. The mortgaged real estate proved with a aingle family dence, If the sabect mortgaged real estate io a unit of a common interest community, the purchaser of the unit other than a mortgagee shall pay the assessments required by subsection (g-1) of Section 18 5 of the Sale terms' 25% down by certified funds. balance within 24 hours, by certified funds, property will NOT be open for inspection. the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a Certificate of Sale which will entitle the purchaser to a Deed to the premises aber confirmation of the vale. For information, Visit our websile at httpí/seraice.atty.pierce.com. tween 3 p.m. and 5 p.m. only. Pierce & Associateu, Plaintiff's At- tome/s. Chicago. (312) 476-5500 Refer to File Nom- ber 1213638. INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION Selling Officer. (312)444-1122 1626922 9/25V 10/2, 10/9/14 #847387 SKOKIE IN COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHAN- CERY DIVISION COLFIN BULLS FUNDING A, LLC; Plaintiff, vs. KONG IN PAK; CHUN OK PAK; DISCOVER BANK; CITIBANK CHARD WOODS OAK CONDOMINIUM UNKNOWN OWNERS AND NONRECORD CLAIMANTS; Defendants, 10 CH 10435 NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby givnn that pursuant Foreclosure entered in entitled cause Intercounty Judicial Sales Corporation will on Tuesday, October 21 , 2014, at the hoar of 11 am. in Madison Streel, Suite 718A, Chica- go. Illinois, sell lo Ihe highest bidder lot cash, the following described mortgaged real estate: Commonly known as 9655 Woods Drive, Unit 1609, Skokie, IL 60077. p I N. 09-304-031-1252, The mortgaged real estate is a condominium residence. The purchaser of the anit other than a mortgagee F IL J. A. the Be- 24th JEF- AND 4712 2013, O is im- ROAD, ROAD, TeI.No, i5W030 15W030 ILLINOIS ILLINOIS 5, EDWARD OWNERS UNIT as Drive, 60606-4650 CH 024399 IL 60602. FORECLOSURE PC P.C., Il Sale terms: 25% VILLAGE the Condominium OWNERS known OF THE STREET of FRONTAGE FRONTAGE North Dearborn Street, Illinois THE 9 1 100, BURR RIDGE. Chicago. entitled cause Intercoanty pursuant to a Judgment of will on Monday. October 27, THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OF 627777 627652 Judicial Sales-Real Est. Sales-Real Judicial MORTGAGE 1st, 2014 you LAW. Effective May identification is- will need a photo agency (driv- sued by a government etc.) in order er's license, passport. the foreclosure to gain entry into County and the sale room in Cook for sales held at same identification For informa- other county venues. lion, examine the court file or con- & tact Plaintiff's attorney CODILIS ASSOCIATES, NORTH SUITE 60527, (630) 794-9876 Please refer to file number 14-11-16525 THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION One South Wacker Floor, (312) 236-SALE You can also Visit at The Judicial Sales Corporation re- ww,tlsc.com for a 7 day status & port of pending sales. CODILlO ASSOCIATES, NORTH SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE. IL 60527 (630) 794-5300 Attorney File No, f4-tt-i6525 Attorney ARDC No, 00468002 Attorney Code, 21762 Case Number TJSC#: 34-16507 NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, you are advised that Plaintiff's attorney ru deemed to be a debt coI- lector attempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used for that purpose. 10/2, 10/9, 10/16/14 #850542 S KO K tE IN COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHAN- CERY DIVISION DORAL MONEY INC: Plaintiff, va. JEFFREY DAYBROOK AKA JEF- FREY DAYBROOK AKA FREY M DAY800K AKA JEFF DAYBOOK LISA DAY000K AKA LISA J DAYBOOK AKA LISA J. GLICK DAYBOOK AKA LISA GLICK, BENEFICIAL INC. DBA BENEFtCIAL MORT- GAGE CO OF ILLINOIS, MILES TOWNSHIP SCHOOLS CREDIT UNION SKOKIE: TRANS ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION. BURCZY. EPICA BURCZY. RAN- DOM SHOT PROPERTIES LLC; UNKNOWN NONRECORD CLAtMANTS Defendants, 12CM 13745 PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that Foreclosure entnred in the above entitled cause on July Intercounty Judicial Sales Corpora- tion 2014, at the hour of t t a.m in their office at 120 West Madison Street. Suite 718A. Chicago, Illinois, sell to the highest bidder for cash. the following deocnbed property: PIN, tO-t5-124-046-0000. Commonly CHURCH SKOKIE, IL 60076 The mortgaged real estate proved with a townhouse residence. The purchaser of the unit other than a mortgagee shall pay the assess- mentu and the legal feeo reqoired by subdivisions (gol) and (g)(4( of Section Property Act down by certified funds. balance within 24 hours, by certified funds. No refunds, The properly will NOT be open for inspection. Upon payment in fall of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a Certificate of Sale which will entitle the purchaser to a Deed to the premises after confirmation of the sale. For information: Viait our webaite at http.//service.atty-pierce.com, tween 3 p.m. and 5 p.m. only. Pierce & Associates, Plaintiff's At- torneys, Chicago. (312) 476-5500, Refer to File Nam- ber 1129213. INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION Selling Officer, (312) 444-t 122 10/2, 10/9, 10/16/14 #850538 5KO KIE IN COOK COUNTY. ILLINOIS COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHAN CERY DIVISION WELLS FARGO BANK, NA; Plaintiff, vs. DEMETRIOS KOULIOUFAS; CITY OF CHICAGO; UNKNOWN NONRECORD CLAIMANTS; Defendants, 13 CH 22793 NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- EN that pursuant to a Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale entered in the Fndav, October 24, 2014 at ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION ACCORDANCE 15-1701(C) above Judicial Sales Corporation witl on Ac, South levied is due SALES plaintiff CHASE IF' YOU attomey: includin orecIosure the above MAYSOON Municipality taxes One in POSSESSION admonished to IN Plaintiffs are Property special flot confirmed tor any JPMORGAN DAWOD, inspection and this property is a condo-

this property is a condo- THE JUDICIAL or If for contact bidders

THE CIRCUIT COURT OF at 10:30 AM on October 24, 626120 Judicial Sales-Real Est. Sales-Real Judicial will need a photo identihcation is- will need a photo agency (dhv- sued by a government etc.) in order ers icense, passport, the to gain entry into County and the sale room in Cook for salee held at same idenidication For intorma other county venues. tion, & MIHLAR, HEAVNER, BEYERS Street, DECA- LLC. i t t East Main (217) 422-17t9 li TUR. IL 62523, the sale io reason, the Purchaser at the sale of shall be entitled Only tu a return the purchaae price paid. The Pur- re- chaser shall hase no further course against the Mortgagor, the at Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's torney CORPORATION Wacker Deve, 24th Floor. Chicago, IL 60606-4650 (312) 236-SALE '(ou can also visit The Judicial Sales a 7 Corporation at www.tjsc.com for day status report of pending sales. HAVNER, BEYERS & MÌHLAR, LLC lit East Main Street DECA- TUR, IL 62523 1217) 422-1719 At- torney Code 4O87 Case Number: 09 CH 37747 TJSC#: 34-t5277 NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, you are is advised that Plaintiff's aaurney deemed to be a debt collector attempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used for that purpose 10/9, 10/16,10/23/14 #854918 SKOKIE IN COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN- TY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIVISION JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, NA- TIONAL ASSOCIATION Plaintiff, KAISER DAWOD, BANK, NA Defendants 11 CH 024399 8234 LARAMIE AVENUE SKOKIE. IL 60077 NOTICE DF SALE PUBLIC ND- TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to u Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale entered cause on May 25, 2012. an agent for The Judicial Sates Corporafion. will 2014, at The Judicial Saies Corpo- ration, One South Wacker Drive - 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606, seli at public aucrion ro the highest bidder, as set forth below, the following described real estate: Com- montv known as 8234 LARAMIE AVEÑUE, SKOKIE, IL 60077 Prop- erty Indea No 10-21-312-055. The real estate is improved with a single family residence Sale terms: 25% down of the highest bid by certified funds at the close of the sale paya- hie to The Judicial Sales Corpora- tion, No third party checks wilt be accepted. The balance, the Judicial sate tee for Abandone Residential Relief Fund, which s calculated on residential real estate at the rate of $1 for each $1 000 or fraction thereof of the amount paid by the purchaser not to eaceed $300. in certified funds/or wire transfer, within twenty-four (24) hours No fee shall be paid by the mortgagee acquiring the residential real eotate pursuant to its credit bid at the sale or by any mortgagee. ludgment creditor, or other lienor acquiring the residential real estate whose rights in and to the residential real estate arose prior to the sale. The sublect property is subject to general real estate tases, special assessments, against said real estate and io of- tered for sale without any represen- talion as to qaality or quantity of title and without recourse to Plaintiff and in AS IS" condition The sale is tat- ther subtect to confirmation by the court. Upon payment in full of the amount bid. the purchaser will re- ceins a Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real estate after confirmation of the sale. The properly will NOT be open makes no representation as to the condition of the property. Prospec- tine check the court file to serify all information. If minium unit, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the as- sesaments and the legal fees required by The Condominium Prop- erty Act, 765 ILCS 605/PIgolI and (g)(4(. minium unit which is part of a corn- mon interest community, the purchaser uf the unit at the foreclosure aale other than a mortgagee shall pay the assessments required b The Condominium Property 765 tLCS 605/tB.5(g-1), ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME- OWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN

I u 10 Pioneer Press (DC) Thursday, October 9, 2014 Assumed Name Assumed Name Foreclosures Foreclosures Foreclosures Foreclosures Foreclosures Foreclosures I ASSUMED NAME ASSUMED NAME MadisonStreet, Suite718A,CATED ALLEY LYING BE-FOR INGRESS AND EGRESSdicial Sales Corporation atresentation as ta the condition ofOF LOT 18 OF OWNERS SUB- Notice is hereby given, pursuantNotice is hereby given, pursuantChicago, Illinois, sell to the high-TWEEN LOTS16 AND 17OVER AND ACROSS THEwww.tjsc.com for a 7 day statustheproperty.Prospectivebid-DIVISION OF THE WEST 1/2 to An Act in relation to the useto "An Act in relation to the useest bidder for cash, the followingAFORESAID, WHICH SURVEYNORTH 3.0 FEET (EXCEPTreport of pending sales.ders are admonished to checkOF SECTION 21, TOWNSHIP of an Assumed Business Nameof an Assumed Business Namedescribed mortgagedreales-IS ATTACHED AS EXHIBIT "AUTHAT PART FALLING IN THEHAUSELMAN, RAPPIN &the court file ta verify all informa-41 NORTH, RANGE 13, EAST In the conduct or transaction ofin the conduct or transaction oftate: UNIT 202 IN THE PARKTO THE DECLARATION OFEAST 3.0 FEET AND WEST 3.0OLSWANG, LTD. 29 E. Madi-lion. If this property is a condo-OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL Business ¡n theState' asBusiness in theState," asPLACE CONDOMINIUMS ASCONDOMINIUM MADE BYFEET) OF LOT 35; ALSO THEson, Ste.950CHICAGO, ILminiumunit,the purchaser ofMERIDIAN, IN COOK COUNTY, amended,thatacertificationamended,thatacertificationDELINEATED ON A SURVEYPARKWAY BANK AND TRUSTWEST 3.0 FEET AND THE60602 (312) 372-2020 Attorneythe unit at the foreclosure sale,ILLINOIS WHICH SURVEY IS was registered by theunder-was registered by theunder-OF THE FOLLOWING DESCRI-COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE UN-EAST 3.0 FEET OF LOT 35File No. 12-7200-373 Attorneyother than a mortgagee, shallATTACHED AS EXHIBIT"A" signed with the County Clerk ofsigned with the County Clerk ofBED LAND: PARCEL 1: LOT 2.DER TRUST AGREEMENT(EXCEPT ANY PART OF THECade. 4452 Case Number: 12pay the assessments and the le-TO DECLARATION MADE BY

Cook County. Registration Num-Cook County. Registration Num-EXCEPT THEREFROM THATDATED JUNE 15,1992 ANDABOVE FALLING PARCEL I CH 45518 TJSC#;34-15909gal fees required by The Condo-THE COSMOPOLITAN NA- ber: D14139644 on Septemberber: D14139568 on SeptemberPART WHICH LIES NORTH-KNOWN AS TRUST NUMBERAFORESAID) IN CHESTER-NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair Debtminium Property Act, 765 ILCSTIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO, A 30. 2014Under the Assumed23.2014. Under the AssumedEASTERLY OF THE FOLLOW-10352 RECORDED MARCH 22,FIELD HILES RESUBDIVISIONCollection Practices Act, you are605/9(g)(i) and(g)(4).IfthisNATIONAL BANKING ASSOCI- Business Name of Name of ING DESCRIBED LINE: BEGIN-1994 AS DOCUMENTUNIT ONE OF PART OF FIRSTadvised that Plaintiff s attorneyproperty is a condominium unitATION, AS TRUSTEE UNDER STEL SERVICE RC. PRODUCTiONS NING AT A POINT ON THE94258673 TOGETHER WITHADDITION TO DEMPSTERis deemed ta be a debt collectorwhich is part of a common inter-THE TRUST AGREEMENT withthebusiness locatedat:withthebusinesslocatedatNORTHERLY LINE OF LOT 2ITS UNDIVIDED PERCENTAGEWAUKEGAN ROAD SUBDIVI-attempting ta collect a debt andest community, the purchaser ofDATED FEBRUARY 1, 1965 54tO W. Hutchinson St., Unit 1,1723E.SeminoleLane, MTIN THE SUBDIVISION OF LOTINTEREST IN THE COMMONSION.Commonlyknownasany information obtaìned will bethe unit at the foreclosure saleAND KNOWN AS TRUST NO. Chicago, IL 60641 . The true andProspect,IL60056 The true4 AFORESAID, SAID POINTELEMENTS, IN COOK COUN-7024 W. CRAIN ST, Niles,ILused for that purpose. other than a mortgagee shall14027 AND NOT INDIVIDUAL- real full name(s) and residenceand real full name)s) and resi-BEING 10 FEET NORMAL TOTV, ILLINOIS ALSO THE EX-60714 Property Index No. 10-19-10/2, 9, 16/2014 852773 pay the assessments requiredLY RECORDED IN THE OF- address of thedence address of theTHE NORTHEASTERLY LINECLUSIVE RIGHT TO THE USEi 26-026-0000. The real estate is by The Condominium ProperlyFICE OF THE RECORDER OF owner(s)/partner(s)is:Stanleyowner(s)/partner(s)is:RonaldOF SAID LOT 2 EXTENDEDOF PARKING SPACE P28 ANDimproved withasingle family Act, 765 ILCS 605/18.5(9-i). IFCOOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS AS St.,Alberi, 1723 E. Seminole Lane,NORTHWESTERLY; THENCESTORAGE SPACE 524 LIMIT-residence. The judgment YOU ARE THE MORTGAGORDOCUMENT 19770298, TO- Kramar, 5410 Hutchinson IN THE UNITED STATES DIS- Uniti, Chicago, IL 60641 MT Prospect, IL 60056, USA. SOUTHEASTERLY ALONG AED COMMON ELEMENTS ASamount was $258,339.88. Sale (HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVEGETHER WITH AN UNDIVIDED TRICT COURT FOR THE STRAIGHT LINE TO A POINTDELINEATED ON THE SUR-terms: 25% down of the highest 2.97% INTEREST IN SAID DE- 10/9 16.2312014 #857598 10/2.10/910116114 #851536 NORTHERN DISTRICT OF ILLI-THE RIGHT TO REMAIN IN VEY ATTACHED AS TO THEbid by certifiedfundsatthe POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYSVELOPMENT PARCEL (EX- ASSUMED NAME ASSUMED NAME ON THE SOUTH LINE OF SAID NOIS EASTERN DIVISION U.S. DECLARATION AFORESAIDclose of the sale payable to The AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDERCEPTING FROM SAID DEVEL- Notice is hereby given, pursuantNotice is hereby given, pursuantLOT 2 BEING A 6.92 FEET BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIA- WEST OF SOUTH EAST COR-RECORDED AS DOCUMENTJudicial Sales Corporation. No OF POSSESSION, IN AC-OPMENT PARCEL ALL THE to An Act in relation to the useto An Act in relation to the use ThON AS TRUSTEE UNDER 94258673, IN COOK COUNTY,third party checks will be accept- CORDANCE WITH SECTIONPROPERTY AND SPACE COM- of an Assumed Business Nameof an Assumed Business NameNER OF SAID LOT 2, ALL IN THE POOLING AND SERVIC- 10-31-101-037-ed. The balance, including the 15-1701(C) OF THE ILLINOISPRISING ALL THE UNITS in the conduct or transaction ofin the conduct or transaction ofTHE SUBDIVISION OF THEILLINOIS. P.I.N ING AGREEMENT DATED AS Business ¡n theState, asBusiness in the State, asPART OF LOT 4; IN CIRCUIT1002. Commonly known as 7120Judicial sale fee for Abandoned MORTGAGE FORECLOSURETHEREOF AS DEFINED AND OF FEBRUARY 1, 2007, amended,that certificationamended,thatacertificationCOURT PARTITION OF LOT iN. MilwaukeeAvenue 202,Residential Property Municipality LAW. Effective May 1sf, 2014SET FORTH IN SAID DECLA- a GSAMP TRUST 2007-NC1, IN ASSESSOR'S DIVISION OFNues,Il 60714. The mortgagedRelief Fund, which is calculated you will need a photo identifica-RATION AND SURVEY) TO- was registered by the under-was registeredby the under- MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH THE NORTH 1/2 OF SECTIONreal estate is improved with aon residential real estafe at the tionissuedby a governmentGETHER WITH A PERPETUAL signed with the County Clerk ofsigned with the County Clerk of CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2007- Cook County. Registration Num-Cook County. Registration Num-31,TOWNSHIP 41 NORTH,condominium residence.Therate of $1 for each $1,000 or agency )driver'slicense, pass-AND EXCLUSIVE EASEMENT NC1Plaintiff,-s.- ROBIN SIL- fraction thereof of the amount port, etc,) in order to gain entryCONSISTING OF THE RIGHT ber D14139494 on Septemberber: 014139394 on SeptemberRANGE13,EAST OF THEpurchaser of the unit other than VER, RBS CITIZENS NA SUC- 2014. Under the Assumed12,2014 Under the AssumedTHIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN,a mortgagee shall pay the as-paid by the purchaser not to en- into the foreclosure sale roam inTO USE FOR PARKING PUR- CESSOR IN INTEREST TO ST. Name of Name of LYING EAST OF EVERGREENsessments and the legal fees re-caed $300, in certified funds/orPAUL FEDERAL BANK FORCook County and the samePOSES PARKING SPACE NO. SYSTEM SIX MOBILE AVENUE, IN COOK COUNTY,quired by subdivisions (gol) andwiretransfer,isduewithin identificationfar salesheldat25 IN COOK COUNTY, ILLI- AMBASSADORS FOR SAVINGS Defendants twenty-four (24) hours. No tee other county venues. For mIar-NOIS.Commonly knownas SUCCESS COMMUNICATIONS ILLINOIS PARCEL 2: LOTS i(g))4) of Section 9 of the Condo- 12 CV 027567861 NORTH located withthebusinesslocatedatTHROUGH 4, EXCEPT THATminium Property Act. Saleshall be paid by the mortgagee matian, contact Plaintiff s altar-8001 LOCKWOOD AVENUE, withthebusiness at NORDICA AVE Niles, IL 60714 acquiring the residential real es- ney: POTESTIVO & ASSOCI-Skokie, IL 60077 Property Index 4909 N Prospect, Norridge, IL105505.Yates,Chicago,ILPART OF LOTS i AND 2 LV-terms: 10% down by certified JUDGE EDMOND CHANG NO- ATES, P.C., 223 WEST JACK-No. 10-21-330-033-1008. The 60706. The true and realfull60617. The true and realfullING NORTHEASTERLY OFfunds, balance within 24 hours,tate pursuant to its credit bid atTICE OF SPECIAL COMMIS- name(s) and residence address by certified funds. No refunds.the sale or by any mortgagee, SON BLVD, STE 610, Chicago,real estate is improved with a name)s) and residence addressTHE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED SIONER'S SALE PUBLIC NO- IL singlefamilyresidence.The oftheowner(s)/partner(s(is:oftheowner)s)/partner)s) is:LINE; BEGINNING AT A POINTThe property will NOT be openiudgment creditor, or other henarTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 60606, (312) 263-0003 Sandra Weeks, 4909 N Pros-Freddie Terry, 10550 S. Yates,ON THE NORTHERLY LINE OFforinspection.For informationacquiring the residential real es- Please refer to file number C14-judgment amount was pursuant ta a Judgment of Fore- Chicago, IL 60617, USA. SAID LOT i IN RUESCH'S MIL-call Mr. Ira T. Nevel at Plaintiff'state whose rights in and to the 96475. THE JUDICIAL SALES$228,884.1 1 .Sale terms: 25% pect, Norridge, IL 60706, USA closure and Sale entered in the residential real estate arose prior CORPORATION One down of the highest bid by certi- 10/2, 10/9, 10/16/14 *852974 9(25 10/2 10/9/14 #847909 WAUKEE AVENUE SUBDIVI-Attorney, Law Offices of Ira T. above cause on June 10, 2014, South Franklin Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chica-tied funds at the close of the Divorce SION BEING 3.35 FEET WESTNevel, 175 North to the sale. The sublect propertyan agent for The Judicial Sales Street, Chicago,Illinois 60606.is subject to general real estate go,IL 60606-4650 (312) 236-salepayableto The Judicial ASSUMED NAME OF THE NORTHEAST COR- Corporation,SpecialCommis- United States of America NER OF SAID LOT i; THENCE(312) 357-1125.Ret.No. 11-tanes, special assessments, or SALE You can also visit The Ju-Sales Corporation. No third party Notice ¡s hereby given, pursuant sioner appointed herein,willat SOUTHEASTERLY ALONG A03542 INTERCOUNTYJUDI-special tanes levied against said dicial SalesCorporation atchecks willbe accepted. The to An Act in relation to the use State of Itllnois 10:30 AM on October 30, 2014, realestate andisoffered for www.tjsc.com for a 7 day statusbalance,including the Judicial of an Assumed Business NameIn the Circuit Court of Cook STRAIGHTLINE THROUGHCIAL SALES CORPORATION at The Judicial Sales Corpora- 1 2 IN sale without any representation report of pending sales.sale fee for Abandoned Resi- in the conduct or transaction of County , Illinois SAID LOTS AND Selling Officer, (312) 444-1122 lion, One South Wacker Drive - County Department - RUESCH'S MILWAUKEE AVE-9/25, 10/2. 9/2014 848503 as to quality or quantity of title POTESTIVO & ASSOCIATES,dential Property Municipality Re- Business in theState," as 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, Domestic Relations Division NUE SUBDIVISION TO A and without recourse to Plaintiff P.0 223 WEST JACKSONlief Fund, which is calculated on amended,that a certification 60606, sell at public auction to In Re: The Marnage ofPOINT ON THE NORTHEAST- and in AS IS condition. The sale BLVD. STE 610 Chicago,ILresidential real estate at the rate was registered by theunder- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF the highest bidder, as set forth Guadalupe Sierra, PetitionerERLY LOT LINE OF SAID LOT is further subject to confirmation 60606 )312) 263-0003 Attorneyof $1 for each $1 000 or traction signed with the County Clerk of COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS below, the following described andDelvinCastellanos,Re-2 IN RUESCH'S MILWAUKEE by the court. Upon payment in FileNo.C14-g6475 Attorneythereof of the amount paid by Cook County, Registration Num- COUNTY DEPARTMENT - realestate: PARCEL 1: THE spondent AVENUE SUBDIVISION, SAID full of the amount bid, the pur- Code. Case Number:12 CVthepurchasernotto exceed ber: D14139516 on September CHANCERY DIVISION WEST 25.67 FEET OF THE Case No. 14D330930 POINT BEING 15 FEET SOUTH chaser will receive a Certificate 02756 TJSC#: 34-16715 NOTE:$300, in certified funds/or wire 2014. Under the Assumed NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE, EAST 175.51 FEET OF THE The requisite affidavit for publi-OF THE NORTHEAST COR- of Sale that will entitle the pur- Pursuant to the Fair Debt Col-transfer,is due within twenty- Name of LLC, Plaintiff,-s.- WON SEOP SOUTH 1/2 OF LOT 5 OF cation having been filed,NO- (AS chaser to a deed to the real es- lectianPractices Act, you arefour (24) hours. No tee shall be INFOSTAR INTERNATIONAL NER OF SAID LOT 2 SUL, ELIZABETH K. SUL, UN- LAWRENCEWOOD GARDENS, TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TOMEASURED ALONG THE SAID tateafterconfirmationat the advised that Plaintiff s attorneypaid by the mortgagee acquiring with the business located at 300 KNOWN OWNERS AND NON- A SUBDIVISION IN THE sale, The property will NOT be is deemed to be a debt collectorthe residential real estate pur- N State Street #2508, Chicago,YOU, DELVIN CASTELLANOS,NORTHEASTERLY LOT LINERECORD CLAIMANTS Defend- NORTHWEST 1/4 OF SECTION RESPONDENT, that this caseOF LOT 2), ALL IN RUESCI-t'S open far inspection and plaintiff attempting to collect a debt andsuant to its credit bid at the sale IL 60654. The true and real full ants 12 CH 45518 7024 W. 30, TOWNSHIP 41 NORTH, has been commenced inthisMILWAUKEE AVENUE SUBDI- makes no representation as to any information obtained will beor by arty mortgagee, judgment name(s) and residence address CRAIN ST Niles, IL 60714 NO- RANGE13 EAST OF THE VISION OF PART OF THE theconditionof theproperty. used for that purpose. creditor, or other lienor acquiring oftheowner(s)/partner(s) s:court against you for dissolution TICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-Prospective bidders are admon-THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN,10/2, 9, 16/2014 852755 the residential real estate whose Herman Romero, 300 N Stateof marriage and other relief. NORTHWEST FRACTIONALTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that IN COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS Respondent cannot be found at-1/4 OF SECTION 31, TOWN- shed to check the court file ta hghts irr and to the residential Street #2508, Chicago, IL pursuant to a Judgment of Fore- PARCEL 2:AN UNDIVIDED verify all information. If this prop- real estate arose prior to the 60654, USA. ter diligent inquiry. SHIP 41 NORTH, RANGE 13closure and Sale entered in the 1/16 TH INTEREST IN THE Respondent's place of residenceEAST OF THE THIRD PRINCI- erty is a condominium unit, the sale. The subjectproperlyis 10/2, 10/9, 10/16/14 #852632 above causeon August 12, WEST 18.0 FEET OF SAID LOTIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF cannot be ascertained after dili-PAL MERIDIAN, IN COOK purchaser of the unit at the fore- subjectto generalreal estate 2014, an agent for The Judicial 5 IN LAWRENCEWOOD GAR-COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS gent inquiry. COUNTY, ILLINOIS. PARCEL closuresale,otherthan a taxes, special assessments, or ASSUMED NAME Sales Corporation, will at 10:30 DENS, IN COOK COUNTY, IL-COUNTY DEPARTMENT - Hislast known place ofresi-3: THE EAST 1/2 OF VACATED mortgagee,shallpay the as- special taxes levied against said Notice ¡s hereby given, pursuant AM on November 13, 2014, at LINOIS PARCEL 3:EASE-CHANCERY DIVISION THE was 2015 N. KeelerALLEY LYING WEST OF AND sessments and the legal fees re- realestate andisoffered for to "An Act ¡n relation to the usedance is: The Judicial Sales Corporation, MENTS AS SET FORTH INBANK OF NEW YORK MELLON ADJOINING LOTS i THROUGH quiredbyThe Condominium sale without any representation of an Assumed Business NameAve., Chicago, Illinois 60639. One South Wacker Drive - 24th THE DECLARATION RECORD-FKA THE BANK OF NEW UNLESS YOU file an answer or4 AFORESAID, PARCEL4: Property Act, 765 ILCS as to quality or quantity of title in the conduct or transaction of Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606, seIl ED AS DOCUMENT NO.YORK AS TRUSTEE FOR THE otherwise file your appearance 605/9)g))1( and (g))4(.ltthis and without recourse to Plaintiff Business in theState," as LOTS 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, ii, 12at public auction to the highest 18402993 AND BY THE PLATCERTIFICATEHOLDERS OF in this case in the office of this(EXCEPTING THEREFROM property is a condominium unit and n AS IS condition. The sale amended,that a certification bidder, as set forth below, the OF SUBDIVISION RECORDEDTHE CWALT, INC., ALTERNA- THAT PART OF LOT 12 DE- which is part of a common inter- is further subject to confirmation was registered by the under-court, in the Third District Circuit following described real estate: AS DOCUMENT NO. 17832529TIVE HOME LOAN TRUST SCRIBED AS FOLLOWS. BE- est community, the purchaser of by the court. Upon payment in signed with the County Clerk ofCourt of Cook County, 2121 Eu- PARCEL 1: LOT 35 (EXCEPT FOR THE BENEFIT OF PAR-2006-0Cl MORTGAGE PASS- GINNING AT THE SOUTHEAST the unit at the foreclosure sale full at the amount bid, the pur- Cook County. Registration Num-did Avenue, Rolling Meadows, THE WEST 108.96 FEET CEL 1 AND 2 FOR INGRESSTHROUGH CERTIFICATES, ber D14139528 on SeptemberIllinois, on or before NovemberCORNER OF SAID LOT, other than a mortgageeshall chaser will receive a Certificate THEREOF CHESTERFIELD AND EGRESS, ALL IN COOKSERIES 2006-0Cl, Plaintiff, -y.-of Sale that will entitle the pur- 22,2014. Under the Assumed9, 2014 )30 days from date ofTHENCE WESTERLY ALONG pay the assessments requiredCOUNTY, ILLINOIS CommonlyDUILIO LOPEZ, BIANCO LO- NILES RESUBDIVISION UNIT 7by The Condominium Property chaser ta a deed to the real es- Name of ist publication) A JUDGMENTTHE SOUTH LINE OF LOT 12OF PART OF FIRST ADDITION known as 7861 NORTHPEZ, MORTGAGE ELECTRON- Oft DECREE BY DEFAULTFOR A DISTANCE OF 20 Act, 765 ILCS 605/18.5)9-1). IF tatealter confirmationof the ALE KS TO DEMPSTER-WAUKEGAN NORDICA AVE, Niles, IL 60714IC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, MAY BE TAKEN AGAINSTFEET; THENCE NORTHEAST- YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR sale. The property will NOT be w#h thebusinesslocatedat ROAD SUBDIVISION IN THE Property Indes No. 10-30-125-INC. AS NOMINEE FOR DECI- YOFOR THE RELIEF ASKEDERLY ALONG A STRAIGHT )HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE open tor inspection and plaintiff 3713 W. Belmont, Chicago, IL NORTHWEST 1/4 OF SECTION 080-0000. The real estate is im-SION ONE MORTGAGE COM- fullIN THE COMPLAINT. LINE TO A POINT ON THE THE RIGHT TO REMAININ makes no representation as to 60618. The true and real 19, TOWNSHIP 41 NORTH, proved with a single family resi-PANY, LLC, THE LOCKWOOD 1 0/9,16,23/201 4 #852991NORTHEASTERLYLINEOF POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS the conditionof theproperty. name(s) and residence address RANGE13; EAST OF THE dence. The judgment amountASSOCIATION, UNKNOWN LOT 12, SAID POINT BEING 20 AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER Prospective bidders are admon- oftheowrrer(s)/partner)s( is: THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, was $269,072.39. Sale terms:OWNERS-TENANTS AND FEET NORTHWEST OF THE OF POSSESSION, IN AC- ished to check the Court tile to Helena Galwas, 3713 W. Bel- IN COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS. 1 0% down of the highest bid byNON-RECORD CLAIMANTS POINT OF BEGINNING MEAS- CORDANCE WITH SECTION verify all information. It this prop- m'ont, Chicago, IL 60618, USA. PARCEL 2: EASEMENTS AS certified funds at the close of theDefendants 12 CH 16773 8001 Foreclosures URED ALONG THE NORTH- 15-1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS erty s a condominium unit, the 10/2, 10/9, 10/16/14 #851851 SET FORTH IN THE DECLA- salepayableto The JudicialLOCKWOOD AVENUE Skokie, EASTERLY LINE OF SAID LOT MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE purchaser of the unit at the fore- ASSUMED NAME IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF RATION OF EASEMENTS AND Sales Corporation. No third partyIL60077 NOTICE OF SALE 12, THENCE SOUTHEASTER- LAW. Effective May ist, 2014 closuresale,otherthan a ILLINOIS EXHIBIT I THERETO ATTACH- checks willbe accepted. ThePUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY Notice is hereby given, pursuantCOOK COUNTY, LV ALONG SAID LINE TO THE you will need a photo identifica- mortgagee, shall pay the as- - ED DATED JANUARY 3,1961 balance in certified funds/or wireGIVEN that pursuant to a Judg- to An Act in relation to the useCOUNTY DEPARTMENT POINT OF BEGINNING) AND lion issued by a government sessments and the legal tees re- AND RECORDED JULY18, transfer,is due within twenty-ment ut Foreclosure and Sale of an Assumed Business NameCHANCERY DIVISION HSBCLOTS 13, 14, 15, 16 AND 17 IN agency (driver's license, pass- quiredby The Condominium BANK USA, NATIONAL ASSO- 1961 AS DOCUMENT four(24)hours.The subjectentered in the above cause on in the conduct or transaction of REUSCH'S MILWAUKEE AVE- port, etc (in order to gain entry Property Act, 765 ILCS Business in theState," asCIATION AS TRUSTEE FOR 18221245 AND REGISTERED property is subject to general re-October 25, 2013, an agent for NUE SUBDIVISION OF PART into the foreclosure sale room in 605/9(g1( and(g)(4(. Ifthis amended,that acertificationBCAP LLC TRUST 2006-AA2, AS DOCUMENT LR 1988192Cook County and the sameal estate taxes, special assess-The Judicial Sales Corporation,property is a condominium unit OF THE NORTH WEST FRAC- ments, or special taxes leviedwill at 10:30 AM on October 20, was registered by theunder-Plaintiff, vs VOLODYMYR MADE BY THE EXCHANGEidentificationfor sales held at which is part of a common inter- TIONAL 1/4 OF SECTION 31, against said real estate and is2014, at The Judicial Sales Cor- signed with the County Clerk ofMARKIV AND OKSANA NATIONAL BANK OF CHICA-other county venues, For irifor- est community, the purchaser of TOWNSHIP 41 NORTH.GO, A NATIONAL BANKING offered for sale without any rep-poration,One SouthWacker Cook County Registration Num-MARKIV, PARK PLACERANGE 13,EAST OF THE mation. contact Plaintiff s afar- the unit at the foreclosure sale CONDOMINIUMS AND MORT- ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE resentation as ta quality or quan-Drive-24th Floor, CHICAGO, Der. 014139525 on September THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, ney: HAUSELMAN, RAPPIN & other than a mortgagee shall UNDER TRUST AGREEMENT tity of title and without recourseIL, 60606, seIl at public auction 22,2014. Under the AssumedGAGE ELECTRONIC REGIS-IN COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS. OLSWANG, LTD., 29 E. Madi- pay the assessments required Name of TRATION SYSTEMS, INC., De- DATED FEBRUARY 13.1959 ta Plaintiff and in AS IS condi-to the highest bidder, asset PARCEL 5: THE EAST 1/2 OF son, Ste,950,CHICAGO, IL by The Condominium Property ZENEK CLEANING fendants, 11 CH 23196 Calen- KNOWN AS TRUST NUMBER tian. The sale is further subjectforth below, the following descri- VACATED ALLEY LYING 60602, (31 2) 372-2020 Please Act, 765 ILCS 605/18.5(q-i). IF withthe businesslocatedatdar 56 NOTICE OF SALE PUB- 9420 AS CREATED BY THE toconfirmationby thecourt.bed real estate: UNIT NO. 206 WEST OF AND ADJOINING refertafilenumber 12-7200- YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR LIC NOTICEishereby given DEED TO JOE GOMBERG Upon payment nfullof theAS DELINEATED ON A SUR- 9934 Shady Lane 2B, Orland LOTS 5 TO 12 AFORESAID, 373.THE JUDICIAL SALES (HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE AND BELLE GOMBERG DAT- amount bid, the purchaser willVEY OF THE FOLLOWING DE- Park, IL 60462. The true and re-that pursuant to a Judgment ofTHE WEST 1/2 OF VACATED CORPORATION One South THE RIGHT TO REMAIN IN in the ED JUNE 22, 1961 AND RE- receive a Certificate of Sale thatSCRIBED PARCEL OF REAL ul full name(s) and residence ad-Foreclosure entered ALLEY LYING EAST OF AND Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chica- POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS above entitled cause on July 16, CORDED OCTOBER 19. 1961 willentitle the purchaser to aESTATE (HEREINAFTER RE- dress of the owner)s(/partner)s) ADJOINING LOTS 13 TO 16 go,IL 60606-4650 (312) 236- AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER is: 2014, Intercounty Judicial Sales AS DOCUMENT 18306796 AND deed to the real estate after con-FERREO TO AS "DEVELOP- Zenon Kleszczewski, 9934 AFORESAID, AND ALL OF VA- SALE You can also visit The Ju- OF POSSESSION, IN AC- Shady Lane 2B, Orland Park, ILCorporation will on Monday, Oc- FILEDAS DOCUMENT LR firmation of the sale. The proper-MENTAL PARCEL"): LOT 26 IN 60462, USA. tuber 20, 2014, at the hour of il 2003711 FOR THE BENEFIT ty will NOT be open tor inspec-THE RESUBDIVISION OF LOT 10/2,10/9,10/16/14 #851830 am. in their office at 120 West OF PARCELi AFORESAID tion and plaintiff makes no rep-25 AND THE SOUTH 20 FEET Thursday, October 9, 2014 Pioneer Press (DC) 11 Foreclosures Foreclosures Foreclosures Mechanics Liens Probate Public Hearings Public Hearings Storage - Legal CORDANCE WITH SECTIONceed $300, in certified funds/orMadisonStreet,Suife718A,That oni 1/17/2014, a sale will State of Illinois In The Circuit this case, rnonly known as: NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE 15-1701(C) OF THE ILLINOISwiretransfer,isduewithinChicago, Illinois, sell to the high-be held at 3:00 p.m. at; Court of Cook County, Illinois PINs: 10-21-414-054-0000 and10 North Northwest Highway,TO BE HELD AT: THE LOCK MORTGAGE FORECLOSUREtwenty-tour (24) hours, No feeest bidder for cash, the following Auto Electronics LLC Probate Division I 0-21 -41 4-083-0000 Park Ridge, IL 60068 UP SELF STORAGE LAW. Effectve May isI, 2014shall be paid by the mortgageedescribed mortgagedreales- 4400 W. Ogden Avenue In the matter of the estate of:2014-26P- Subdivision:Allpersonsinterested inthe 3366 N. Kedzie, you will reed a photo identifica-acquiring the residential real es-tate: LOT 26 IN ROBERT W. Chicago, IL 60623 LOIS G.SCHNAITMAN,De-8001 Lincoln Avenue above described matter are invit- Chicago, IL 60618 lionissued by a governmenttate pursuant to its credit bid atKENDLER'S ADDITION TOAll bids to be in writing, to sellceased Irnperial Realty Co. anded to attend and will be heard, 773-539-3366 agency (drivers license, pass-the sale or by any mortgagee,SKOKIE WOODS, BEING Athe following articles to enforce Case No. 2014 P 004949 Klairmont Family, LLC requestsThe case filefor this matter is DATE; October 24, 2014 port, etc.) in order to gain entryIudgment credìtor, or other lìenorSUBDIVISION OF PART OFa lien existing under the laws of Publication Notice a resubdivision of 2 lots into aavailable tor review in the De- BEGINS AT: 10:00am into the toreclosure sale room inacquiring the residential real es-THE WEST 1/2 OF THEthe State of Illinois against suchNoticeis hereby given of thesingle lot in a CX Core Mixed-partment of Comrnunity Preser-CONDITIONS: Allunitswill be Cook County andthe sametate whose rights in and to theSOUTHEAST 1/4 OF THEarticles for labor, services, skillsdeath of Lois G. Schnaitman, ofUse zoning district and any reliefvahan and Development in Citysold to the highest bidder,Bids identificationfor sales held atresidential real estate arose priorSOUTHEAST 1/4 OF SECTIONor material expended upon orChicago, Illinois, Letters of officediscovered during the review ofHall. taken only for each unit in its en other county venues. For infor-to the sale. The subtect propertyt5,TOWNSHIP 41NORTH,storage furnished for such arti-were issued on September 5,this case, Joe Baldi, Chairman tirety.Payrnent must be made mation, contact Plaintiff s attor-is subject to general real estateRANGE 13, EAST OF THEcies at the request of the follow-2014 to Michael G. Schnaitman,PINs: 10-21-414-054-0000 andPlanning and Zoning Commis-by cash, credit card, or certified ney: KOZENY & McCUBBIN IL-tases, special assessments, orTHIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN,ing designated person(s), unless3840 N. Pioneer, Chicago,IL1 0-21 -41 4-083-0000 sian 10/9/2014 857655 funds,No personal checks ac- LINOIS, LLC, 105 WESTspecial taxes levied against saidVILLAGE OF SKOKIE, INsuch articles are redeemed with-60634, whose attorney is JamesFOR YOUR INFORMATION: LEGAL NOTICE cepted.All goods must be re- ADAMS STREET. SUITE 1850,realestate and isofferedforCOOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS.in thirty (30) days of the publica-A. Marino, 552t North Cumber-Plansandrelated documentsNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVENmoved from the unit within 24 Chicago, IL 60603, (312) 605-sale without any representationCommonly known as 4155tion of this notice, land Avenue, Suite 1 109, Chica-are availableattheVillage'sthat a public hearing will be heldhours. Payment due immediate- 3500 Please refer to file numberas to quality or quantity of titleGREENWOOD STREET.NAME OF PERSON(S) go. Illinois 60656, 773-775-0707CommunityDevelopment De-before the Planning and Zoningly upon acceptance of bid,Unit 11-1671. THE JUDICIAL SALESand without recourse to PlaintiffSKOKIE, IL 60076. PIN. 10-15-Javony Crawford Claims against the estate maypartment, Planning Division,Commission on Tuesday, Octo-availability subject to prior settle- CORPORATION One Southand in AS IS condition. The sale424-037. The mortgagedrealMarvin Crawford be filed in the office of the Clerk(847) 933-8447 Monday throughber 28, 2014, at 7:00 p.m. in thement of account, Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chica-is further sublect to confirmationestate is improved with a singleCFS Beiwyn of the Circuit Courtin RoomFriday, from 8:30 AM to 5:00City Council Chambers of ParkUnit:122 Bucktown Cleaners go.IL 60606-4650 (312) 236-by the court. Upon payment infamily residence.If the subjectDESCRIPTION OF ARTICLE 1202. Richard J. Daley Center,PM. RidgeCityHall,505 Butler 2105 Eli Miller SALE You can also visit The Ju-full of the amount bid, the pur-mortgaged real estate is a unit2002 Mercury Villager Chicago, Illinois 60602 or withSPECIAL AID: Available uponPlace. Park Ridge, Illinois, when 2341 Margaret Rivera-Perez dicial Sales Corporation atchaser will receive a Certificateof a common interest communi-4M2ZVI 2T62DJ00468 the representative, or both, on orrequest for the disabled. Callthe following matter will be con- 4121 Rachel Hanley www.tjsc.com for a 7 day statusof Sale that will entitle the pur-ty, the purchaser of the unit oth-AMOUNT: $571.24 before March 30, 2015 which(847) 673-0500 or TDD (847)sidered: 10/9, 10/16/14#855255 report of pending sales.chaser to a deed to the real es-er than a mortgagee shall pay10/9/14 #856157 date is not less than 6 months933-8455. Zoning Case Number SU-14- NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE KOZENY & McCUBBINILLI-taleaher confirmationofthetheassessmentsrequiredby Probate from the date of the first publica-Interested parties are invited to01: TO BE HELD AT: NOIS. LLC 105 WEST ADAMSsale. The property will NOT besubsection (g-1) of Section 18.5 tian of this notice and any claimattend this meeting. This noticeApplication by Alexander Nharn, THE LOCK UP STORAGE STREET, SUITE 1850 Chicago.open for inspection and plaintiffof the Condominium PropertyIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFnot tiled within that period is bar-is for information purposes only.for a special use to allow for the 350 W. Kinzïe IL 60603 (312) 605-3500 Attor-makes no representation as toAct. Sale terms: 10% down by COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS red. Copies of any claim filedPublished in the Skokie Reviewoperationofa medical/dental Chicago, IL 60654 ney File No. 11-1671 Attorneythe condition ofthe property.certified funds, balance within 24 COUNTY DEPARTMENT with the Clerk must be mailed oron October 9, 2014. clinic(optometrist)in the B-4, P-312-464-1900 Code. 56284 Case Number: 12Prospective bidders are admon-hours, by certified funds. No re- PROBATE DIVISION delivered to the representativePaul Luke, Chairman Uptown Business District, fax 31 2-329-1 362 CH 16773 TJSC#:34-16217ished lo check the court file tofunds. The property will NOT beEstateofAnn Mowinski,De'and to the attorney within 1010/9/2014 857767 Uptown-Core Subdistrict, includ- DATE: October 24, 2014 NOTE: Pursuant fo the Fair Debtverity all information. If this prop-open for inspection. For informa-ceased days aher it has been filed. LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC ing any exceptions from Zoning BEGINS AT: 2:30 PM, Collection Practices Act, you areerty is a condominium unit, thetion call Mr. Ira T. Nevel at Plain- Case No. 14 P 5171 9/25, 10/2. 10/9/14 #846971 HEARING Ordinance requirements, in ac-CONDITIONS: Allunits will be advised that Plaintiff s attorneypurchaser of the unit at the fore-tiff's Attorney, Law Offices of Ira NOTICE State of Illinois Skokie ZoningBoardofAp-cordance with the requirementssold to the highest bidder, Bids s deemed Io be a debt collectorclosure sale, otherthan aT.Nevel,175 NorthFranklinNotice is given of the death of In The Circuit Court of Cook peals, Wednesday, November 5,of Sections 4.6 of the Zoning Or-taken only for each unit in its en- attempting to collect a debt andmortgagee.shallpay theas-Street, Chicago, Illinois 60606.Ann Mowinski of Niles,Illinois. County, Illinois 2014, Village of Skokie, 5127dinanceoftheCityofParktirety. Payment must be made any information obtained will besessments and the legal fees re-(312) 357-1125. RefNo14-Letters of office were issued on Probate Division Oakton Street,Skokie,IllinoisRidge, at the following property,by certified check or money or- used for that purpose quired by The Condominium00308 INTERCOUNTYJUDI-September 11, 2014 lo CasimerIn the matter of the estafe of60077, at 7:30 P.M., to considercommonly known as: der only. No personal checks or 9(25, 10/2, 9/2014 848499 Property Act, 765 ILCSCIAL SALES CORPORATIONJ,Mowinski,Chicago.Illinois,THEODORE C.ALEXANDERthe following: 118 Main Street, Park Ridge, ILcash accepted. All goods must 605/g(g((1) and)g((4). It thisSelling Officer, (312) 444-1122 whose attorney is Cary A. Lind,SR, (Deceased) 2014-15Z - 3641-364760068 be removed from the unit within properly is a condominium unitIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFP.C., 121 S. Wilke Road, Suite Case No. 2014 P 005260 in IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Dempster Allpersonsinterested the24 hours. Payments due irnme- which is part of a common inter-COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS407, Arlington Heights,Illinois Publicalion Notice Matthew Kozil of 3647 Dempsterabove described matter are inv-diately upon acceptance of bid. COOK COUNTY. ILLINOIS est community, the purchaser ofCOUNTY DEPARTMENT -60005, 847-577-0030, AttorneyNoticeis hereby given of theLLC, requests a variance in or-ed to attend and will be heard Unit availability subiect to prior COUNTY DEPARTMENT - the unit at the foreclosure saleCHANCERY DIVISIONy 23703 CHANCERY DIVISION HSBC death of Theodore C. Alexanderder to operate a salon, alongThe case file tor this matter ixsettlement of account. other than a mortgagee shallNATIONSTAR MORTGAGE,Notice is given to Edward Mo-Sr. of Lincolnwood, Illinois, Let- BANK USA, NATIONAL ASSO- with the existing restaurant andavailable for review in the De-Unit 1627 Frances Torrelavega pay the assessments required Plaintiff,vs. CARLOS R.winski and Unknown Heirs, heirs CIATION AS TRUSTEE FOR LLC; ters of office were issued onhome furnishingsstorewhilepartment of Community Preser-Unit 1713 Andre Robinson by The Condomirrium PropertyMUCHA; JPMORGAN CHASEof the Decendent whose namesSeptember 16, 2014 to Theo- THE CERTIFICATE HOLDERS, providing 33 off-street parkingvation and Development in CityUnit 2504 Mannuel Narvaez Act, 765 ILCS 605/18.5(g-1(. IFBANK, N.A,; Defendants, 14 CHor addresses were not stated indore C. Alexander, Jr. , 5905 W.spaces rather than the 37 as re-Hall, Unii 501 1 Dorene Marcus NOMURA HOME EQUITY 2869 Calendar 59 NOTICE OFthe petitions forAdministrationNewport Ave., Chicago, LOAN, INC . ASSET-BACKEDYOU ARE THE MORTIAGOR ILquired by Section 1 1 8-21 8 of theJoe Baldi, Chairman Unit 5105 Cytocore (HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVESALE PUBLIC NOTICE is here-that an order was entered on60634, whose attorney is Vin-Zoning Chapter of the SkokiePlanning and Zoning Commis-Unit 5037 Cytocore PASS-THROUGH CERTIFI- THE RIGHT TO REMAIN INby given that pursuant to a Judg-September 11, 2014, grantingcent Sansonetti, 5521 N. Cum- sion Unit 6009 Mannuel Narvaez CATES, SERIES 2005-FMi Village Code in a B2 Cornmer- POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYSment of Foreclosure entered inadministration of the Estate, berland,#1109,Chicago, ILcial district, 10/9/2014 857626 Unit 6032 Leslie Fowler Plaintiff,-y.- RICARDO M LO- AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDERthe above entitled cause on Au-Cary A. Lind, P.C. 60656 773-775-2626, PEZ, IREYNITA T LOPEZ, BEN- 2014-16Z - 3919 Howard Storage - Legal 10/9, 10/16/14 #848534 EFICIAL ILLINOIS, INC., DIB/AOF POSSESSION. IN AC-gust 13, 2014, Intercounty Judi-By: /5/ Cary A. Lind Claims against the estate mayStreet NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE BENEFICIAL MORTGAGE CO.CORDANCE WITH SECTIONcisl Sales Corporationwillon9/25, 10/2, 10/9/14 #846002 be filed in the office of the ClerkMB 787 LLC, on behalf of Anand NOTtCE OF PUBLIC SALE TO BE HELD AT: THE LOCK 15-1701(C) OF THE ILLINOISFriday, November 14. 2014, at Soni of JAS Buildings LLC, re- OF ILLINOIS, WELLS FARGO of the Circuit Court in Room TO BE HELD AT: THE LOCK UP SELF STORAGE MORTGAÓE FORECLOSURE BANK. NATIONAL ASSOCIA- the hour of 1 1 am, in their office 1202, Richard J. Daley Center,quests a variance in order to op- UP SELF STORAGE 5250 West Golf Road, LAW. Effective May ist. 2014at120 West MadisonStreet, STATE OF ILLINOIS Chicago, Illinois 60602 or witherate a dental office 1930 N. Clybourn Skokie, IL 60077 TION. UNKNOWN HEIRS AND IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF LEGATEES OF RICARDO M.you will need a photo identifica-Suite 718A, Chicago, Illinois, sell the representative, or both, on or(clinic/outpatient care) while pro- Chicago, IL. 60614 DATE: Thursday tionissued by a governmentto the highest bidder for cash, COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS before March 30, 2015 whichviding 5 oft-street parking 773-755-1900 October 30, 2014 LOPEZ,IFANY, UNKNOWN PROBATE DIVISION HEIRS AND LEGATEES OFagency (driver's license, pass-the following described date is not less than 6 monthsspaces with a 4 space deficit as DATE: 10/24/14 BEGINSAT: 11:30AM port, etc.) in order to gain entrymortgaged real estate: LOT 26Inthe matter of the estate offrom the date of the first publica-required by Section 118-218 of BEGINS AT 11:30 AM CONDITIONS: All units will be REYNITA T. LOPEZ, IF ANY, Ann Mowinski, Deceased UNKNOWN OWNERS ANDinto the foreclosure sale room inIN ROBERT W. KENDLER'S tion of this notice and any claimtheZoningChapterof theCONDITIONS. All units will besold to the highest bidder.Bids Cook County and the sameADDITION TO SKOKIE Case No. 14 P 5171 not filed within that period is bar-Skokie Village Code NON-RECORD CLAIMANTS in e Bisold to the highest bidder,Bidstaken only for each unit in its en- identificationfor saies held atWOODS, BEING A SUBDIVI- PUBLICATION NOTICE red. Copies of any claim filedService Commercial district, taken only for each unit in its en-tirety.Payment must be made Defendants 13 CH 20205 7810other county venues, For intor- Noticeis hereby given of the EAST PRAIRIE ROAD Skokie, SION OF PART OF THE WEST with the Clerk must be mailed orFOR YOUR INFORMATION:tirety.Payment must be madeby CASH OR CREDIT CARD. mation, contact Sales Depart-1/2 OF THE SOUTHEAST 1/4death of Ann Mowinski of Niles,delivered fo the representativePlans andrelateddocumentsby cash, credit card, or certifiedNo personal checksaccepted. IL60076 NOTICE OF SALE IL. Letters of office were issued PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBYment, THEWIRBICKI LAWOF THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF and to the attorney within10are availablealtheVillage'sfunds,No personal checks ac-All goods must be removed from GROUP, 33 WEST MONROESECTION 15, TOWNSHIP 41on September 11, 2014 lo Ca-days affer il has been filed, CommunityDevelopment De-cepted.All goods must be re-the unit within 24 hours.Pay- GIVEN that pursuant to a Judg- simer J. Mowinski, 4600 North ment of Foreclosure and SaleSTREET, SUITE 1 140, Chicago,NORTH. RANGE 13, EAST OF 9/25 10/2 10/9/14 #846658 partrnent, Planning Divisionmoved from the unit within 24ment due immediately upon ac- IL 60603, (312) 360-9455THE THIRD PRINCIPAL MERI-Cumberland Ave., Chicago,IL (847) 933-8447 Monday throughhours. Payment due immediate-ceptance of bid,Unit availability entered in the above cause on 60647, whose attorney is Cary Public Notices January 3, 2014, an agent forPlease refer to file number W09-DIAN. VILLAGE OF SKOKIE, IN Friday, from 8:30 AM. to 5:00y upon acceptance of bid.Uniisubject to prior settlement of ac- 4012. THE JUDICIAL SALESCOOK COUNTY, A. Lind, 121 S. Wilke Rd. Suite The Judicial Sales Corporation, ILLINOIS. NORRIDGE PARK DISTRICT PM availability subject Io prior settle-count, CORPORATION One SouthCommonly known 407, Arlington Heights, IL will at 2:00 PM on October 29, as 4155 NOTICE OF AVAILABILITY SPECIAL AID: Available uponment of account. Unit 201 0 Loretta George Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chica- 60005. 847-577-0030. 2014, at The Judicial Sales Cor- GREENWOOD STREET, OF ANNUAL AUDIT request for the disabled.CallUnit: 2003 Tenant: Marvin Rus-Unit 2622 David Natariari go,IL 60606-4650 (312) 236-SKOKIE, IL 60076. PIN. 10-15-Claims against the estate may (847) 673-0500 or TDD (847)sell Unit 3037 Dustin Holby poration,One SouthWacker Notice is hereby given that the SALE You can also visit The Ju-424-037. The mortgagedrealbe filed in the office of the Clerk 933-8455. Drive- 24th Floor, CHICAGO, annualcertifiedauditofthe Unit: 2009 Tenant: MichaelUnit 4006 Ken Wolak dicial Sales Corporation atestate is improved with a singleoftheCircuitCourtin Room IL, 60606. sell at public auction Norridge ParkDistrict,CookInterested parties are invited toJerbich 10/9, 1016/14 #847327 www.tjsc.com for a 7 day atatusfamily residence,Ifthe subject1202, Richard J. Daley Center. attend this meeting. This notice Iothe highest bidder,as vet County,Illinois,for thefiscal 10/9, 16/2014 #857617 reportof pending sales. THEmortgaged real estate is a unitChicago, Illinois 60602, or with is for information purposes only. NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE torth below, the following descn- year beginning May 1, 2013 and WIRBICKI the representative, or both, on or bed real estate: LOTS 18 AND LAW GROUP 33of a common interest communi- ending April 30, 2014 is availa-Published in the Skokie Review TO BE HELD AT: THE LOCK WEST MONROE STREET,ty, the purchaser of the unit oth-before March 30, 2015, which on Octoberg, 2014. Up SELF STORAGE 19IN KRENN AND DATO'S ble for public inspection. The au- Notice of Public Sale SUITE i 140 Chicago, IL 60603 date is not less than 6 months 3850 West Devon Ave. CRAWFORD AVENUE AND er than a mortgagee shall pay dit was conducted byBrian L. O'Donnell, Chairman To be held al; The Lock Up (31 2) 360-9455 Attorney File No.the from the date of the first publica- EAST PRAIRIE ROAD "L" TER- assessmentsrequiredby Lauterbach & Amen, LLP.In-10/9/2014 857763 Self Storage Lincolnwood, IL, 60712 W09-4012 Attorney tion of this notice and any claim MINAL SUBDIVISION, BEING A Code,subsection (g-1) of Section 18.5 spection may be made at the 2525 W. Armitage DATE: 10/30/2014 not filed within that period is bar- LEGAL NOTICE SUBDIVISION OF THE SOUTH42463 Case Number:13 CHof the Condominium Property administrative office of the Park Chicago, IL 60647 BEGINS AT: 10:00 AM 20205 TJSC# 34-14905 NOTE:Act. Sale terms: 10% down byred, Copies of any claim filed NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN CONDITIONS: Alt units will be 10 ACRES OF THE NORTH- Distnct, 4631 N. Overhill Ave-that a public hearing will be held Date: October 24,2014 Pursuant to the Fair Debt Col-certified funds, balance within 24with the Clerk must be mailed or sold lo the highest bidder.Bids WEST QUARTER OF THE nue,Norridge,Illinois,60706,before the Planning and Zonìng Beginsat: 1pm lectionPractices Act, you arehours, by certified funds. No re-delivered to the representativefrom 9:00 am, until 5:00 p.m. Conditions: All units will be soldtaken only for each unit in its en- NORTHWEST QUARTER OF and to the attorney within 10 Commission on Tuesday, Octo- SECTION 26, TOWNSHIP 41advised that Plaintiff s attorneyfunds. The property will NOT be Monday through Friday. to the highest bidder, Bids takentirety.Payment must be made is deemed fo be a debt collectoropen for inspection. For informa-days affer it is tiled, ber 28, 2014, at 7:00 p.m. in the by CASH OR CREDIT CARD. NORTH, RANGE 13. EAST OF /5/ Judy Guzaldo City Council Chambers of Parkonly for each unit in its entirety. attempting to collect a debt andtian call Mr. Ira T. Nevai at Plain-/5/ Casimer J. Mowinski No personal checks accepted. THE THIRD PRINCIPAL MERI- Treasurer RidgeCity Hall,505ButlerPaymentmust bemade by any information obtained will betiff's Attorney, Law Offices of Ira(Representative) 10/9/14 #856305 All goods must be removed from DIAN. IN COOK COUNTY, ILLI- Place, Park Ridge, Illinois, whencash,creditcardorcertified used for that purpose T.Nevel,175 NorthFranklin/5/ Cary A. Lind the unit within 24 hours,Pay- NOIS Commonlyknownas the following matter will be con-funds,No personal checks ac- 9/25, 10/2,9/2014848502 Street, Chicago, Illinois 60606.(Attorney) ment due immediately upon ac- 7810 EAST PRAIRIE ROAD, sidered' cepted.All goods must be re- (312) 357-1125. Ref.No.14-9/25, 10/2, 10/9/14 #845997 Public Hearings ceptance ot bid.Unit availability Skokie, IL 60076 Properly Index Zoning Case Numbers SU-14-moved from the unit within 24 00308 INTERCOUNTYJUOI- subject to prior settlement of ac- No 10-26-107-018-0000, 10-26-IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC 02 and TA-14-02: hours. Payment due immediate- CIAL SALES CORPORATION count 107-019-0000, The real estate isCOOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS HEARING Application by Kolbrook Design,ly upon acceptance of bid. Unit Selling Officer. (312) 444-1122 availability sublect to prior sett le-Unit# 1167 LaDonna D, Ignoffo improved with a singlefamilyCOUNTY DEPARTMENT - Skokie Plan Commission, Thurs-Inc., for a special use, and con- 10/9, 16, 23/2014 857694 ment of account, Unit# 1281 Stanmeyer Relators, residence. The ludgmentCHANCERY DIVISION day, November 6, 2014, Villagesiderafionforanyexceptions Inc amount was $422,554.53. SaleNATIONSTAR MORTGAGE, of Skokie, 51 27 Oakton Street, Unit 2046Tim Saliers To PLACE A that may be requested as part of Unit#3143 McCune, James ternis: 25% down of the highestLLC; Plaintiff,vs. CARLOS R. Skokie,Illinois 60077,at 7:30the proposal, in accordance withUnit 21 39-Ian Cooke UnitfI 3315 Broughton. Jason bidby certified funds at theMUCHA; JPMORGAN CHASE P.M.. to consider the following: the requirements of Sections 4.6Unii 3309-Rigoberto Alicea Unit# 4243 Oyeleye, Samson close of the sale payable to TheBANK, N.A,; Defendants, 2014-25P -Special Use Per-of the Zoning Ordinance of theUnii 3528-Jeremy Nichols R[A(H 00110 MORE 10/9, 10/16/14 #846843 Judicial Sales Corporation. No14 CH 2869 Calendar 59 NO- CLASSIFIED mit: 8001 Lincoln Ave. #202 City of Park Ridge, in conjunc-10/9, 10/16/14#855800 third party checks will be accept-TICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO- QUALIFIED LO(AL Imperial Realty Co. andtion with a text amendment to ed. The balance, including theTICE is hereby given that pur- Klairmont Family. LLC, on behalfSection 8.3, Table 4 of the Zon- Notice of public auction RE ACH O UT TO MOR[ Judicial sale tee for Abandonedsuant to a Judgment of Foreclo- CANDIDATES IN of Agape Life Outreach Centering Ordinance to allow aDale: 10/8/14 & 10/15/14 Residential Property Municipalitysure entered in the above enti- AD, CALL Ministries, request a special useHealth/Fitness Center as a spa-location: 6226 W. Madison QUALIFIED O(A (HICAGOLAND WITH Relief Fund, which is calculatedtIed cause on August 13, 2014, permit in a CX Core Mixed-Usecial use in the B-4, Uptown CoreCourt, Morton Grove, IL CANDIDATES IN CHI(AGOAND on residential real estate at theIntercounty Judicial Sales Cor- MONSTER, (ALL zoning district for religious as-Sub-District in accordance withHousehold Goods in storage not rate of $1 for each $1,000 orporation will on Friday, Novem- 847-998-3400 sembly at 8001 Lincoln AvenueSection 4.8 of the Zoning Ordi-paid tor by the following: WITH MONSTER, (AI]. traction thereof of the amountber 14, 2014, at the hour of 11 847-998-3400 #202 and any relief that may benance of the City of Park Ridge;Lisa Sharba 847.998.3400 paid by the purchaser not to ex-am. in their office at 120 West discovered during the review ofat the followinq property, corn-10/2, 10/9/14 #849900 12 Pioneer Press(DC) high schoolsports your SCORES PLAYER PROFILES

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III CAUSE& EVENT Musical evening celebrates the work of Bella Voce

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stood on end as the ethereal singing of Bella Voce transported an Hairsaudience of some 60 music lovers from artist Andrew Lidgus' historic Park Ridge Home and into an English cathedral ofthe 16th century Lidgus, a Bella Voce board member, dreamt UPthe Sept. 12 "Dinner with Bella Voce" event that combined beautiful music with delicious haute-cuisine and the unique setting of his 19th century home and art collection. He thought it would be a fun way to fundraise for the Chica- go-based nonprofit a cappella chamber choh which "aspires to provide musical experiences that help people transcend their daily lives." Guests wandered throughout the house, gazing at Lidgus' artwork - all of which was for sale, ranging in price from $200-$6,000, with 50 percent of the proceeds benefiting Bella Voce. Some nearly spilled their cocktails in surprise as Balkan brass band, Black Bear Combo, suddenly began to play while march- Dick and Anne Heidkamp of Park Ridge ing through the halls, wearing masks and skeleton outfits. After jazz ensemble Gipsy Trio finished, everyone squeezed into living room to hear Bella Voce perform Peter Phillips' 'Ascendit Deus," William Walton's "A Litany: Drop, Drop, Befla Voce Board member and event host Andrew Lidgus of Park Ridge, Befla Voce founding singer and Slow Tears," William Harris' "Holy is the True former Artistic Director Anne Heider of Evanston and Artistic Director Andrew Lewis of Highland Park Light," and Thomas Weelkes' "Alleluia, I Heard i PHOTOS LAuRAPAvIN/FOR SUN-TIMES MEDIA a Voice." "Probably the most pleasurable thing from our end is that these 20-some musicians, all professionals, came together, met here at five o'clock, and read through that piece maybe three times as our only rehearsal," said Artis- tic Director Andrew Lewis, after one of the songs. The festivities raised almost $10,000 to support Bella Voce. Founding singer and former artistic three- tor Anne Heider said about a third of Bella Voce's songs are early music, another third is contemporary music and the rest is everything else. Heider that it's difficult to describe the ensemble's sound, but it could be called "pure" or "perfectly in tune." Which is what makes Bella Voce...well, Bella Voce, which means "beautiful voice" in Italian. HearBella Voceat Z3Opin. Oct. l8at Grace Lutheran Church, 7300 DivLsion St., River Fo rest Bella Voce Board of Directors President Gina and 3:30p.m. Sunday, Oct. 19, St. Luke's Episco- Hilse and husband, Chicago Symphony Orchestra pal Church, Evanston. See bellavoce.org. Greg Jorjorian, Marlys Conrad, Birch Burghardt and Rob and Cathy Graellinger, all of Evanston cellist Gary Stucko of Golf NIL A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION I THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2014 35 THE LILAC TREE Divorce UniversityTM Sunday, November 2nd, 2014 8:15 am-4:30 pm in Evanston

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Northlight Theatre celebrating 40yearsof inventiveness

BY HEDY WEISS For Sun-Times Media

Theatre, which is celebrating its 40th an- Northlightniversary this season, has one of the more unusual founding stories. According to BJ Jones, who worked with the company as an actor during its early years, and has served as its artistic director since 1998: "It began in 1974 as the outgrowth of a Masters Thesis project undertaken by Gregory Kandel, then a new graduate of ABOVE: John Mahoney and Penny Northwestern University and now Slusher in "Chapatti" at Northlight the head of his own influential arts Theatre. I PHOTO BY MICHAEL BROSILOW management consultants firm. RIGHT: Charlette Speigner (left) and her Gregory had given himself the sister, played by Jacqueline Williams, challenge of setting up a [League in a scene from the 2008 production of of Resident Theatre] company, "Gee's Bend" at Northlight Theatre. and he reached out to the well- established actor Mike Nussbaum "Doing Stoppard's 'Jumpers,' then [now 90, and still working] to doing 'Quartermaine's Terms,' serve as its artistic director." directed by BJ, who brought me Originally named the Evanston back from New York, where I was Theatre Company [it was renamedin 'Glengarry Glen Ross.' Fun plays Northlight in 1984], it set up shop and fun times." in the auditorium of the then de- Russell Vandenbroucke served proud of the fact that Northlight commissioned Kingsley Elemen- as artistic director from 1987-1997, presented the 2001 world pre- tary School on Green Bay Road. during which time the theater lost miere of "The Last Five Years," The company's inaugural its home, produced on a variety Jason Robert Brown's widely Tim Evans (left) and BJ Jones PHOTO BY MICHAEL BROSILOW production was Tom Stoppard's of different stages, and almost performed two-character musical, "Jumpers," that starred Nuss- perished before settling into soon to be released as a film star- one of the few artistic directors "I've done about 15 plays at baum under the direction of Frank Skokie's North Shore Center fQr ring Anna Kendrick. in America who will call you to Northlight through the years," Galati, the company's third found- the Performing Arts in 1997. Northlight's impressive track explain why he can't do your play, said actress Linda Kimbrough, ing member. Within three years Jones' decades-long familiarity record put him in a strong posi- whether for practical or emotionalwho is now starring in Peet's play. the theater's subscriber base grew with Northlight and its audience tion when he recently sought the reasons. And he always is trying 'And I have great memories - to more than 6,000, making it one and his teaming in 2007 with rights to actress Amanda Peet's to figure out his audience, but working on David Mamet's 'The of the largest nonprofit theater Chicago veteran Timothy J. Evans fine new play, "The Commons of never in a pandering way." Old Neighborhood,' and meeting companies in the Chicago area. as executive director - has Pensacola" (running through Oct. That certainly is reflected by Larry Gelbart [of M*A*S*H "We did a lot of adventurous greatly strengthened the theater's 19), a riff on a family similar to the Jones' ongoing efforts to lure an fame] when John Mahoney and I work from the start, including overall operation. The theater has Madoffs. African American audience to did his play 'Better Late' in 2008." many new. plays, which remains an annual budget of $3 million and "I'm not sure everyone is aware Northlight, with shows ranging "It was Mike Nussbaum who an important part of our mission," close to 7,000 subscribers. And it ofjust how much new work we've from "Gee's Bend" and "Ella" to set the standard for us all from the said Jones. "Michael Maggio took attracts 60,000 people a year - done," said Jones. "But my goal "It Ain't Nothin' But the Blues" start," Kimbrough said. "And I re- over as artistic director in 1983, about one-third from the North in the coming years is to expand and "Eclipsed" (about the Libe- ally take my hat off to BJ, who has and oversaw such productions Shore, one-third from Evanston Northlight's relationship with nan civil war). Also clear has beenmet the huge challenge of rurming as the new musical, 'City on the and Skokie, and another third young playwrights, and to do more Jones' commitment to tapping a theater today, with finances so Make,' Galati's stage adaptation of from the city. commissioning of new work." emerging directors - from Jes- precarious, and a whole new way 'Heart of a Dog' and 'Dealing." The production of new plays "As a director, BJ knows how sica Thebus and Dexter Bullard toof promoting shows through social "I have great memories of has always been of crucial impor- to tell a story," said Philadelphia- Devon De Mayo, Robin Witt and media. He also has become a true those early days," said Nussbaum. tance to Jones. He remains hugely based writer Graham. "He also is Jonathan Barry. mentor to young artists." NIL A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2014 37 I

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because it is "such an amazing place for the .working with the musicians," Mirza said. arts in general," and because there's a large She is also playing violin in the 36-piece or- population of Assyrians in the area. She chestra, FullScore, a professional orchestra estimated that total at 70,000 to 100,000. is based in Lake County and led by Artistic "It gives them an opportunity to show- Director Ron Arden. case their art," said Zomaya, who is an In addition to playing for the operetta, the Assyrian-American. "It's a great way to orchestra will perform with four soloists: build bridges with other communities." Walter Aziz from San Antonio, California; TheHilarious Celebration of Women andTheChangeP It's also a way to help people in need since Sargon Youkhanna; 12-year-old Janelle Yau- proceeds will be donated to the Assyrian sis from Canada; and Rachel Thomas. Aid Society ofAmerica, with a portion help- A group of dancers will perform the ing the Assyrian Christians affected by the "Mother Assyria Unity Ballet," choreo- atrocities in Mosul, Iraq. "With everything graphed by Malachi Squires. They will be ,-that's been happening lately, especially accompanied by a quartet, including Mirza, back in June with the attacks in Mosul by Brandy Crawford (viola), Aesho Matti (oud) ISIS, the Assyrians, who are the indigenous and Atheer Youkhana (piano). people of Iraq, were being pushed out of Mirza, who is not Assyrian, is participat- their homeland," Zomaya related. ing in the event partly because her husband It will be a joyful evening, though. A Cali- is Assyrian. "It's also the music," she said.

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"UNRIVALED" by audience'sgasps -WALL STREIT JOURNAL BY MYRNA PETLICKI For Sun-Times Media "LARRY YAHOO IS The audience of two was amazed when SIMPLY AMA1ING" 5-year-old Trent James - inspired by see- -CHICAGO SPLASH ing a magician perform at his preschool - made two handkerchiefs change color. "I ,, was hooked," the Brookfield resident said. "That little reaction and surprise is what "PASSIONATE all magicians go for." -NORTHWEST INDIANA TIMES The 17-year-old has been making magic ever since and not just for his parents. "A CAREER-CLINCHING James has performed across the country, including in Las Vegas, and his tricks have become increasingly sophisticated over PERFORMANCE" the years. One indication is his recent -WALL STREET JOURNAL selection as one of six magicians chosen to represent North America in the World Championship ofMagic F.I.S.M. in Italy "STUPENDOUS next summer. -AROUND THE TOWN CHICAGO You only have to travel as far as the ,, Skokie Theatre to see him, though. James will perform "Rabbit-less: A Magic Show "BREATHTAKING for Cool People" there on Saturday, Oct. -CHICAGO SUN-TIMES 18. The humor-filled show is designed to entertain all ages. The act will include a tribute to Houdini. "Harry Houdini was one of the greatest magicians to ever live," James explained. KING "I can't reveal exactly what I will be doing Magician Trent James will perform sleight of hand, but it's very dangerous." make things float and even try something dangerous The show will also include sleight-ofat the Skokie Theatre Oct. lO. hand tricks for which James has won over a dozen awards. "I'm going to make some balloon ani- TRENT JAMES PRESENTS, mals. You're going to see some things float. 'RABBIT-LESS: A MAGIC SHOW Things will appear and disappear. You'll FOR COOL PEOPLE' see it all," James said. And there will be lots of audience participation. 8 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 8 James began winning magic competi- Skokie Theatre, 7924LincolnAve. tions when he was very young but the $20 pivotal moment in his decision to become written by directed by a professional magician occurred during (847) 677-7761; skokietheatre.com a talent show his freshman year of high WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE BARBARA GAINES school. "I was doing my final trick and at the a sleight ofhand magician and I've had end there's a big surprise," James related. to learn the techniques myself and even NOW PLAYING "It was my first time in front of as they sometimes create the techniques for the chicaoo call a lay person in magic - a Muggle tricks." audience. I did the trick and you could feel It isn't just the tricks that keep James 31259558OO the gasp. It was the coolest thing." performing as a magician, though. "When shakespoaro' James had initially learned some tricks I'm onstage, I get to be myself," he ex- ea er ch(cagoshakes.com from his father who performed magic as a plained. "The stage is where I get to have hobby. "I took it in a new direction and a the most fun, having a good time with my PKy.fl .IRL new level," James said. "I'm lucky to have audience. That's what it's all about. It's 4 Aïcopts learned some things from some friends what I love to do and I can't see myself do- WttWY I.., K. I (.'II, of mine in the magic world. I'm mainly ing anything else." NIL A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION THURSDAY. OCTOBER 9 2014

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Three-time Gramrny winner and vision- ary roots-music storyteller Keb'Mo Halloween fun at embarkson anew chapter ¡n his career with the release and concert tour for the Monsters Ball BLiiESAmericana.

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Kids can turn their mommy into a mummy at the Monsters Ball, 6-8:30 p.m. DON'T MISS OUR UPCOMING SHOWSI Friday, Oct. 17 at Howard Leisure Center, 6676 W. Howard St., Nues. The Monster s Herb Alpert & Lani Hall Mummy Wrap is one of the activities Fr1, Oct 1 7 at 8pm planned for the annual Halloween event Highlights from a new upcoming for families with children ages 3 and For auto album, In The Mood; 2014 Grammy- older. winning album, Steppin' Out; a Princesses, superheroes, ghouls and news and selection of Brasilian songs and a goblins will gather in the festively deco- Tijuana Brass Medley. rated Banquet Room. "There'll be pizza reviews visit and games, and we'll have a DJ," said program supervisor Robin Brey. A story- ToDrive.com teller will share a spooky Halloween tale, everyone will have a chance to participate in a Pass the Ghost game and there will be lots of dancing. Del McCoury Band Brey noted that the kids are always Woody Guthrie Tribute excited about wearing their costumes to Fn, Oct 24 at 8pm the event. Many wear a costume related A unique concert featuring to "whatever the big trend is that year." unheard lyrics from Americas folk poet, Woody Guthrie, which have She predicted a lot of kids will dress like The Monster Mummy Wrapisoneofthe many been set to song by Del McCoury. the characters in "Frozen." Halloween-themed activities planned for this year's The cost is $15 per person for resi- Monsters 8a1l. dents; $18 for nonresidents For details, call (847) 967-6633 or go to MUSICAL MELD www.niles-parks.org. Kids should be as enchanted as grownups by Patchouli: Folk Rock Meets THE FORCE WILL BE WITH YOU Flamenco Guitar, 3-4:15 p.m. Sunday, Oct. in a bookstore not so far away. 12 at Skokie )Public Library, 5215 Oakton Rosanne Cash Kids will hear stories and participate in St. The acoustic guitar duo consists of with John Leventhal intergalactic activities during Star Wars award-winning songwriter Julie Patchouli Sat, Oct25at 8pm Reads Day 11 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 11 at and master guitarist Bruce Hecksel. The Riverand the Thread find Cash reflecting on the bittersweet Barnes & Noble, 55 Old Orchard Center, Their music blends folk, pop, flamenco stories of people and places of the Skokie. and jazz. American South. For details, call (847) 676-2230 or go to For details, call (847) 673-7774 or go to www.barnesandnoble.com. www.skokielibrary.info. GOTTA DRAW THE LINE BRICK ROAD BECKONS Everyone will learn how to draw Stick Dorothy returns to Oz to save her old Dog and his friends during Meet Tom friends from the Jester with new com- Watson: Author of "Stick Dog," 6:30-7:30 panions helping her on her journey in CONNECT WITH US p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 15 at the Morton "Legends of Oz." The 88-minute, PG-rated !I 847.673.6300 Grove Public Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave. film will be shown at 2 p.m. Saturday, Oct. - NorthShoreCenter.org Watson will also talk about his books, 11 at Lincolnwood Public Library, 4000 W. answer questions and sign books. Pratt Ave. Registration is required. . Ìodjiv,e ,at th PRESENTED BY For details, call (847) 965-4220 or go to For details, call (847) 677-5277, Ext. 232 North Shore CefTterfor the WLNTRUST www.mgpl.org. or go to lincolnwoodlibrary.org. search for new and used cars '_,cnr Perfoming Artsin Skolne better withbeets." bitterness andtexture,justworks said. 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cuous man. 109 minutes. Rated PG-13. calling the library. River Grove Public Li- Skokie Blvd., Skokie. Call 847-679- THURSDAY, OCT. 9 Skokie Public Library, 5215 Oakton St., brary, 8638 W. Grand Ave., River Grove. SUBMIT YOUR EVENT 9501. $50-$200. Skokie. Call 847-673-7774. Call 708-453-4484. Movies in the Underground: To submit an event for Movie in the Park: Halloween 'Napoleon Dynamite' flight Night consideration in print, visit Open Studios Evanston Double Feature 4p.m.: The 2004 comedy about an odd 6 p.m.: Many Downtown Skokie www.pioneerlocal.com/ I p.m.: More than 75 visual art studios 7 p.m.: Families are invited to spread a teenager who decides to help a friend restaurants serve beer and wine tasting submit-content and click the and galleries are open to the public and blanket out on the lawn and watch "Toy win class president. Stars Jon Heder, "flights" to guests 21 years and older. "Events" tab on the left side of the feature demonstrations, performances, Story of Terror' (rated G, 30 minutes) Efren Ramirez and Jon Gries. 96 Other Downtown Skokie businesses screen. Please submit the event refreshments and more. In addition to and "Poltergeist" (rated PG, 114 mm- minutes. Hiles Public Library District, are expected to be open and have small no later than lO days before the live performances, the day features utes). Austin Gardens, Forest Avenue 6960 W. Oakton St., Nues. Call 847- giveaways. Beginning at 5:45 p.m., desired publication date. events demonstrations, talks on and Ontario Street, Oak Park. 663-1234. guests check in and pay the required collecting and the chance to see bodies event fee at Krier Plaza on the southeast of work scheduled to open in the future. Timeflies with Rap Slap Digital Craft Time: Stop Motion corner of Lincoln Avenue and Oakton Program maps are available at the listed 7:30 p.m.: For all ages. Riviera Theatre, Animation Street. Guests then receive a partid- venue. The event occurs across the 4746 N. Racine Ave., Chicago. Call 773- 6:30 p.m.: Learn how to make a stop pation wristband and an event guide Public Library, 4613 N. Oketo Ave., Har- city. Creative Coworking, 922 Davis St., 275-6800. $27.50. motion animation movie. For kids in that will be their map to participating wood Heights. Call 708-867-7828. Evanston. fourth to eighth grade. Registration Downtown Skokie restaurants and New Tradition, Purdue Varsily required. Skokie Public Library, 525 businesses. In case of rain, check-in willBreakfast With Books Cinema Sleuths: 'Charlie Chan Glee Club Oakton St., Skokie. Call 847-324-3149. take place at the Village Inn Pizzeria, 0:30 am.: Share favorite books while at Treasure Island' 8 p.m.: The New Tradition Chorus and 8050 Lincoln Ave. The event has a enjoying a light breakfast snack. For 2 p.m.: The 1939 film Charlie Chan at Purdue Varsity Glee Club perform Craft Beer & Cheese Tasting maximum capacity of 200 adults on children ages 2 to 7. Skokie Public Treasure Island is screened. Not rated. gospel, vocal jazz, swing, contemporary 6:30 p.m.: Whole Foods Market a first-come, first-served basis. Proof Library, 5215 Oakton St., Skokie. Call Run time 75 minutes. A discussion mod- hits, romantic ballads, barbershop Sauganash offers this event, open to of residency is required for resident 847-324-3149. erated by author and film historian Doug classics, patriotic standards, country all over the age of 21. Proceeds benefit pricing. Krier Plaza, Corner of Oakton Deuchler follows. Morton Grove Public songs, novelty numbers and more. St. the museum. Skokie Heritage Museum, Street and Lincoln Avenue, Skokie. Call Costumed Pet Parade Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton John Brebeuf Catholic Parish, 8307 N. 8031 Floral Ave., Skokie. Call 847-677- 224-534-9510. $5-$20. Il am.: The annual pet parade marches Grove. Call 847-965-4220. Harlem Ave., Niles. Call 847-966-8145. 6672. $10. around the library and is followed $10. 'Muppets Most Wanted' by a fall-themed craft for children. Family Movie: 'Legends of Oi' ma Pinkney's Taste Memories 7p.m.: This movie night features Costumes for pets and children are 2 p.m.: An animated 2013 film loosely Global Transcendence' 7p.m.: Join chef, author and restaura- "Muppets Most Wanted," a film about encouraged. Park Ridge Public Library, based on the original story of "Oz.' 88 B p.m.: Chicago a capella performs teur Ina Pinkney as she shares stories the Muppet gang going on a world tour 20 S. Prospect Ave., Park Ridge. Call minutes. Lincolnwood Public Library, music from different parts of the world. and food. Skokie Public Library, 5215 and finding themselves in trouble. This 847-825-3123. 4000 W. Pratt Ave,, Lincolnwood. Call Pilgrim Congregational Church, 460 Oakton St., Skokie. Call 847-673-7774. film is for families and all ages. Skokie 847-677-5277, ext. 232. Lake St., Oak Park. Call 708-848- Public Library, 5215 Oakton St., Skokie. Trip to St. Charles Scarecrow 5860. .1 CT. IO Call 847-673-7774. Fest Foreign Film Forum Il am.: Come with the entire family to 2 p.m.: Join this screening of "Three The Creenleaf Band and More Bibliobop Screani Scene this award-winning festival in celebra- Colors: White" on the library's big 9 p.m.: Performances by The Greenleaf IO a.m.: The whole family is invited to 7 p.m.: Guests will wind their way tion of the fall season. Listen to live screen. Rated R. The film is the second Band, City in a Garden, Kodiak and dance with their little ones. Niles Public through a maze featuring crazed entertainment, pet animals and see the in Krzysztof Kieslowski's trio of films, Valaska. Must be 8 or older the attend. Library District, 6960W, Oakton St., butchers, chainsaw maniacs and arts and craft show. Children under 16 named for the colors of the French 27 Live, 1012 Church St., Evanston. Call Nues. Call 847-663-1234. ghoulish monsters. Not recommended years of age must be accompanied by a flag. River Forest Public Library, 735 855-927-5483. $10-$12. for children under lO years old. Parental guardian. Register by Oct. 4. Maine Park Lathrop Ave., River Forest. Call 708- Oktoberfest discretion advised. Oakton Park Leisure Center, 2701 W. Sibley St., Park 366-5205. Mike Lukas 11:30 am.: Celebrate like the Germans Community Center, 4701W, Oakton St., Ridge. Call 847-692-5127. $10. 10:30 p.m.: Mike Lukas performs. He with a yodeling performance, Schnitzel- Skokie. $10. Circus in Progress: An Evening has appeared on "The Tonight Show,' bank, beer-hall songs, a German feast Zumba at the library of Daring New Work "The Late Show,' "Premium Blend' and and more. Niles Senior Center, 999 Il am.: Instructor Dana Trampas leads 4:30 p.m.: Professionals from the "Stand-up, Stand-up." He is the current TURDAY, OCT. II Civic Center Drive, Niles. Call 847-588- this Zumba class for people ages 13 and local circus community and advanced co-host of the "Crackin' Up" podcast. 8420. $12-$17. up. Those under 18 require parental students from The Actors Gymnasium Zanies Comedy Night Club Rosemont, St. Eugene Craft Fair permission. Franklin Park Public Library, perform new works of circus art. Per- 5437 Park Place, Rosemont. Call 847- 9 am.: The parish craft show features Friday Film: 'Captain America 10311 Grand Ave., Franklin Park. Call formances at 4:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. 813-0484. $22, and a two-item food! Illinois crafters, a bake sale and a cafe The Winter Soldier' 847-455-6016. The Actors Gymnasium, 927 Noyes St., drink minimum. that serves refreshments. St. Eugene I p.m.: A 2014 superhero film featuring Evanston. Call 847-328-2795. $15. School, 7930 W. Foster Ave., Chicago. the Marvel character. Starring Chris Frame Silhouettes Call 773-763-2235. SUNDAY, OCt12 Evans and Scarlett Johansson. 136 Il am.: Nationally-known portrait and Mesopotamian Night , minutes. Lincolnwood Public Library, silhouette artist Cassidy Alexander 7 p.m.: Mesopotamian Night debuts in Green Halloween: Costume Second Sunday Family Program: 4000 W. Pratt Ave., Lincolnwood. Call creates hand-cuts silhouettes for Chicago with artists from all over the Swap Boomshaka 847-677-5277. attendees. Call for an appointment. world performing songs, traditional 9 am.: Swap an old costume for anoth- 2 p.m.: The Northwestern University Frame Warehouse, 606 Dempster St., dances and unique storytelling. Experi- er. Attendees must drop off a costume drum, dance and rhythm ensemble 'The Other Woman' Evanston. Call 847-869-5210. ence one of the world's oldest cultures to trade at the Kids Desk in order to be performs dance styles such as hip-hop 1:30 p.m.: This movie afternoon features in this thrilling and thought-provoking registered. Costume drop-off ends Oct. The Other Woman,' a film about three Movie: 'Beetlejuice' performance. North Shore Center for Il. For ages 12 and younger. Eisenhower women who take revenge on a promis- Noon: To screen this film, register by the Performing Arts in Skokie, 9501 SEEGOCALENDM, NEXT PAGE» 42 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2014 I A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION NIL

roles, stereotypes and other challenges org/riggiosl4. Raffle winners need not SATURDAY, OCT. IO SATURDAY, OCT.25 for young women in the 21st century, be present. All proceeds benefit Notre « FROM PREVIOUS PAGE through film, activities and discussion. Dame College Prep in Niles. Riggio's Spooky Craft Day Messy Hands, Busy Minds For teens girls. Oak Park Public Library - Restaurant, 7530 Oakton St., Nues. Call CO CALENDAR I p.m.: Kids can stop by to make a I p.m.: Kids can create designs with Dole Branch, 255 Augusta St., Oak Park. 847-698-3346. $35. spooky-themed craft to take home. For finger paints, mold moon sand into new Call 708-386-9032. ages 21 and younger. Eisenhower Public shapes and explore the sensory bins. and tap. Free tickets are available at . li Scotch and Steak in the Sukkah Library, 4613 N. Oketo Ave., Harwood For ages 2-7 with a caregiver. Children KidSpace 30 minutes prior to the show. Heights. Call 708-867-7828. are advised to wear old clothes for the 5 p.m.: To register, visit http://bhcbe. Niles Public Library District, 6960 W. 'You're The Tops,' an Evening of messy activities. Registration required. org/cpt_events/scotch-steak-sukkah/. Oakton St., Nues. Call 847-663-1234. Cole Porter by Janet Redstone Fortune Feimster Eisenhower Public Library, 4613 N. Beth Hillel Congregation, 3220 Big Tree 8 p.m.: Highland Park native Janet 0:30 p.m.: Fortune Feimster was a Oketo Ave., Harwood Heights. Call 708- Big Band Dance Lane, Wilmeffe. Call 847-256-1213. Redstone performs with the Bobby semifinalist on NBC's "Last Comic 867-7828. 2p.m.: Dance to big band classics in Schiff Quartet for this tribute to one of Standing" and has appeared on and the banquet hall. The event includes a 1OCtI4 the popular songwriter. Redstone has wrote for "Chelsea Lately." Zanies Wil Anderson raffle, soft drinks, coffee and snacks. performed with Richie Cole, Larry Gray Comedy Night Club Rosemont, 5437 0:30 p.m.: Australian comic Wil Ander- Centre at North Park, 0040 W. Addi- Movies, Munchies and More: and Bobby Schiff. Skokie Theatre, 7924 Park Place, Rosemont. Call 847-813- son hosted ABC's "The Glass House." son Ave., Franklin Park. Call 847-928- 'The Prestige' Lincoln Ave,, Skokie. Call 847-677-7761. 0484. $25 and a iwo-item food/drink Zanies Comedy Night Club Rosemont, 8478. $10. 11:30 a.m.: The 2007 film "The Prestige" $25. minimum. 5437 Park Place, Rosemont. Call 847- is shown. Rated PG-13. Runs 2 hours, IO 813-0484. $25 and a iwo-item food! Patchouli: Folk Rock Meets minutes. Morton Grove Public Library, Michael Somerville drink minimum. WEDNESDAY, OCT.22 Flamenco Guitar 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove. Call 10:30 p.m.: Michael Somerville has 3 p.m.: Songwriter Julie Patchouli 847-965-4220. appeared on "The Late Show with David Vince Maranto and guitarist Bruce Hecksel bring Letterman" and has been on a panelist 8 p.m.: Maranto's shows consist of bright acoustic sounds and powerful on shows for VHI, Bravo and the History ThURSDAY, OST. tO observational humor and talking about 'Thriller!' chemistry in this "new American folk' Channel. Somerville also spent time as "everyday" occurrences, while inter- 3 p.m.: Learn a routine inspired by this performance. Skokie Public Library, Glamour Magazine's dating columnist, Rigglo's Wine Tasting Event for spersing dialogue with the audience. He classic music video. Class members 5215 Oakton St., Skokie. Call 847-673- writing under the pseudonym "Jake." Notre Dame College Prep has appeared on TBS, Comedy Central, have the option to perform the routine 7774. Zanies Comedy Night Club Rosemont, 5:30 p.m.: This wine tasting also PBS and NBC and ABC in Chicago. at a dance practice party Oct. 31. May I 5437 Park Place, Rosemont. Call 847- Girls Outside the Box: 'A Girl's features appetizers and a raffle. Raffle Zanies Comedy Night Club Rosemont, Have This Dance, 5246 N. Elston Ave., 813-0484. $22 and a iwo-item food! tickets are $10 per ticket or three for 5437 Park Place, Rosemont. Call 847- Chicago. For more information, call 773- Life' drink minimum. 4p.m.: The program explores gender $25. Both event and raffle tickets may 813-0484. $22 and a iwo-item food! 635-3000. $30. be purchased online at www.nddons. drink minimum.

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BY BRUCE flJGRAM Dominic West, Paddy Considine Movie times are effective Friday, Oct. lO, Contact theater for showlimes. Film Critic It's a bit overlong and a bit overstuffed through Thursday, Oct. 16. Please note that Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very with subplots and minor characters, but theater schedules are subject to change. Bad Day (PG) this based-on-fact dramedy about an unlike- OPENING FRIDAY: Fri-Mon I :30-4-6:30-8:45; Tue-Thu 4-6:30-8:45 ly coalition between gay activists and strik- CENTURY 12 EVANSTON/ The Judge (R) ALEXANDER AND THE ing coal miners in Thatcher-era England is CINEARTS 6 AND XD a real crowd-pleaser - mostly thanks to its 715 Maple Ave. Fri-Mon 2:15-5:15-8:15; Tue-Thu 4:45-7:45 TERRIBLE, HORRIBLE, terrific cast. In spite of its over-reliance on Evanston The Boxtrolls (PG) NO GOOD, VERY BAD DAY things like cute little old ladies at gay pride ** parades saying "Where are my lesbians?" (847) 491-9751 Fri-Mon l-3:30-6-8; Tue-Thu 4:30-7 p - Rated PG for rude humor including www.cinemark.com Gone Girl (R) some reckless behavior and language YOU'RE NOT YOU Contact theater for showtimes. Fri-Mon 2-5-8; Tue-Thu 5-8 Stars: Steve Carell, Jennifer Garner, Ed Oxenbould, Kerns Dorsey, Dylan Minnette Rated R for some sexual content, lan- AMC SHOWPLACE NILES 12 ROSEMONT IC This bright, wholesome and bland Disneyguage and brief drug use 301 t3olf Mill Center 9701 Bryn Mawr Ave. comedy might have been a little more funny Stars: Hilary Swank, Emmy Rossum, if it had been a little more, terrible, horrible, Josh Duhamel, Jason Ritter Niles Rosemont no good and so forth. Plenty of disastrous A shameless tear-duct-dredging (888) AMC-4FUN (847) 447-1030 stuff happens to the Cooper family on this weepie with a side order of empower- www.muvico.com www.amctheatres.com "Very Bad Day," ranging from major mini- ing life lessons, "You're Not You" might van destruction to a rampaging crocodile, not be particularly subtle, but it's almost Contact theater for showtimes. Contact theater for showtimes. but none of it has much impact. There's guaranteed to please if you're merely in The Best of Me (PC-13) ROSEMONT PREMIER very little sense that anything significant is the mood for a couple of sobs. Double at stake here - and meager stakes result inOscar winner Swank suffers bravely as Thu 8-IO 9701 Bryn Mawr Ave. meager laughs. Kate, a perfectly put-together former The Book of Life in 3-D (PC) Rosemont classical pianist living a perfect life with (847) 447-1030 DRACULA UNTOLD Thu 8 p.m. her perfect husband (Duhamel) until she's www.muvico.com Rated PG-13 for intense sequences of suddenly stricken with ALS. Rossum is The Book of Life (PC) Thu 7-9:30 Contact theater for showtimes. warfare, vampire attacks, disturbing im- the sassy young hot mess of an aspiring Fury(R) Thu 7-IO ages, and some sensuality singer/songwriter she hires as a care- The Metropolitan Opera Macbeth Encore (NR) REGAL GARDENS STADIUM I-6 Stars: Luke Evans, Sarah Gadon, Domi- taker. Next thing you know, they're BFFs. nic Cooper, Charles Dance Though not exactly forever. Sat 11:55 am.; Wed 6:30 4999 OId Orchard Center When his kingdom and family are threat- One Direclion: Where We Are (NR) Skokie ened, Viad the Impaler (Evans) makes a STILL PLAYING: Sat-Mon l2:55-7 (847) 673-4037 deal with supernatural forces that barters www.regmovies.com his soul for power. Commercial director THE EOUALIZER AJexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Gary Shore makes his debut with the super- *** Bad Day (PC) Contact theater for showtimes. natural thriller. Fri-Sun 3-7:30 Rated R for strong bloody violence and REGAL GARDENS 7-13 Dracula Untold (PC-13) THE JUDGE language throughout 4999 Old Orchard Center Fri-Sun l2:30-8 Rated R for language including some Stars: Denzel Washington, Chloe Grace Skokie sexual references Moretz, Bill Pullman, Melissa Leo Dracula Untold in IMAX (PC-13) Stars: Robert Downey Jr., Vera Farmiga, Washington brings his usual gravitas to (847) 674-0184 Fri-Sun 11:30-2-4:30-7-9:30 Robert Duvall, Billy Bob Thornton the role of a retired CIA super-spy assassin www.regmovies.com TheJudge (R) A big-city lawyer (Downey Jr.) reluc- who's found something more interesting Contact theater for showtimes. tantly returns to his hometown to represent to do with his spare time than play golf. Fri-Sun 12:30-7 his estranged father (Duvall) when he is Namely, coming to the rescue of ordinary Unfair The Movie (NR) Tue 7 p.m. AMC SHOWPLACE charged with murder. David Dobkin ("The folks being oppressed by major-league bad VILLAGE CROSSING (8 Change-Up") directed the drama. guys "because he can." Director Antoine 7000 Carpenter Road Fuqua (who also directed Washington's PICKWICK THEATRE KILL THE MESSENGER Oscar winner "Training Day") delivers the 5 S. Prospect Ave. Skokie Rated R for language and drug content mayhem with stylishness to spare and a Park Ridge (888) AMC-4FUN Stars: Jeremy Renner, Mary Elizabeth touch of literary appreciation as our deadly (847) 604-2234 www.amctheatres.com Winstead, Michael Sheen, Ray Liotta yet bookish hero distills life lessons from his After exposing the CIA's role in arming reading of "The Old Man and the Sea" and www.pickwicktheatre.com Contact theater for showlimes. Contra rebels in Nicaragua and importing "Don Quixote." cocaine, a reporter (Renner) is driven to the point of suicide by a smear campaign. 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III BOYS CROSS COUNTRY NOTEBOOK Wolves hoping for secondstate berth onds). Glenbrook South's next five Evanstons Escobar runners were within 45 seconds of the senior. helps Klamm excel That's a promising sign moving into the postseason. So too are the ¡n cross country performances of freshman Jordan Theriault and sophomore Jack BY ERIC VAN DRU.. Whetstone in their first varsity For Sun-Times Media, @VanDrilSports invitational. Theriault's time of 16:08 broke SKOKIE - The members of Greg Elter's freshman program the Nues West boys cross country record of 16:20 that had stood team have high aspirations. since 1986. Whetstone, who played This year's team is aiming to be soccer instead of running cross the second in school history, and country last fall, wasn't far behird first since 2011, to qualify for the with a time of 16:12. The pair fin- state meet. The hope is that if all ished 104th and 110th, respectively. the Wolves keep pace with senior "I'm excited for our chances at Theo Beck, it will lead to a state the end of the year," Glenbrook berth. South coach Kurt Hasenstein said. Beck is the team's fastest run- "Being a young inexperienced ner. He was 19th out of 278 runners team, nobody is really looking at us (16 minutes, 12 seconds) in the as a favorite. We're just progress- Class 3A White division at Niles ing each week and getting a little West's Pat Savage Invitational on better each day, so we're happy Saturday. about that." "He's motivating everybody," ju- Dickson, Theriault and Whet- nior Atul Krishna said. 'As a leader stone were followed by three beating all of us [it's] kind of our juniors - Michael Aid (154th, fantasy to get up there." 16:29), Charith Wickrema (164th, Niles West finished fifth out of 16:36) and Nick Stanek (182nd, 23 teams in the 3A White division 16:46). They have been more than on Saturday, yet Krishna said that a minute faster than they were a many of the Wolves' top runners year ago on the same courses. didn't run close to their personal "They've done the work," Hasen- bests. Evanston's Carl Klamm finished 28th at Saturday's Pat Savage Invitational ¡n Skokie. i BRIAN OMAHONEY/FORSuN-T1MES MEDL stein said of the juniors. "They've Krishna (86th, 17:18), for improved a ton." example, is usually the team's No. Evanston Klamm on the second mile, which ajunior - Klamm said he'd prefer 2 runner, but six Wolves - Beck, This is likely Evanston senior motivates Klamm to stick with him to go to a small college like Bethel, Glenbrook North junior Sam Iverson (50th, 16:44), Carl Klamm's last season running and pass him late in the race. which is a Division III school in Nate Whitfield just keeps get- junior Eric Scott (59th, 16:51), cross country "I hate when he beats me," Minnesota. His older brother Pat ting better. senior Adrian Vargas (63rd, 16:55), Klamm has been a top middle- Klamm said. Klamm runs at Bethel. The junior has emerged as Glen- sophomore Marco Alanis (65th, distance runner for the Wildkits' Klamm's race unfolded accord- "I just like to have fun with brook North's No. i runner in his 16:59) and sophomore Frankie track and field team over the past ing to schedule Saturday in the running," Carl Klamm said. "In a second season of cross country. He Santa (72nd, 17:05) - ran faster two years, but he admits that he Class 3A White division at the Pat big school, I'm sure I'd do good andran a personal-best time of 15:29 on than him. doesn't have elite endurance like Savage Invitational. He finished run in awesome meets, but there's Saturday and finished 24th overall Iverson was a notable exception many of the state's best cross 28th (16:22) and Escobar (33rd, so many other good people. at the 52-team Peoria Invitational. on a cold, wet morning, running a country runners. 16:29) was the Wildkits' No. 2 That's why I want to go smaller. I'd "Pretty much [every] race, he's personal-best time. He said he was "Survive," Klamm said with a finisher. Senior Conrad Gordon do better in a smaller school." been dropping a minute or so off of inspired by previous Nues West laugh, when asked about his strat- (62nd, 16:54) was the team's third those times from last year, which standouts. egy in a three-mile race. runner as Evanston finished sixth Clenbrook South is a pretty huge drop for somebody "My goal is to beat Marc Julien More specifically, Klamm tries Klamm said he intends to run The Glenbrook South boys crosswho was already running pretty or Neal Omar or George Webb to do his best to run a strong first track in college. country team competed in the fast to begin with," Glenbrook or George Davros," Iverson said. two miles before he uses his speed Even though he seems to have Peoria Invitational on Saturday, North coach Bill Race said. "Nate's "Those are the guys who are like to pass runners on the final mile. the ability to run at a Division and each of its top-six runners ran pretty fearless out there. He runs legends in cross country and I Senior Esteban Escobar has helpedI school - he was 11th in the personal-best times. with a lot of courage, and just goes want to be up with them one day." him in the middle of his races this 800-meter run in Class 3A as a The Titans were led by Henry after it. He's not afraid to push season. Escobar typically passes sophomore, and sixth in the 400 as Dickson (90th, 16 minutes, 3 sec- himself out of his comfort zone." junior. with 121points. to helptheWildkitstakethirdas ateam sophomore placedthirdinatime of18:39.36 cially duringthelastmile. focusing ontighteningupherform,espe- series, EmmaDzwierzynskisaidshewillbe Evanston down mentally." effort forthonthatgivenday.Youcan'tshut who arecapableofit.It'saboutputtingthe elton said."Thereprobablyare50girls state meetatDetweillerParkinPeoria. awarded tothetop25finishersatNov.8 set onearningall-statehonors,whichare tional meetisbackatNilesWestonNov.1. at HarmsWoodsinSkokie,andthesec- with 88. with 267points.OswegoEastwonthetitle feel uncomfortable." press theentirerace.Youshouldalways Heselton said."She'sfiguringouthowto same thing. coach AnneHeseltonsaidshe'snoticedthe er thanpushingherpacefaster.NilesWest cruise controlduringthesecondmilerath- highschoolcubenews.am still needswork,"Mujicasaid. everything consistent,butmysecondmile than Woodstock'sKateJacobs. Saturday, finishingnearly16secondsfaster finished firstin18minutes,11.91seconds,on series startslaterthismonth. her togetbetterbeforetheClass3Astate the weekend,butshesaidthere'sroomfor invitational attheWolves'ownmeetover Mujica wonherfirstgirlscrosscountry [email protected], @harnesspreps BY MATFHARNESS top-25 finishatstate A yearaftertaking97th ¡n Class3A,senioreyeing Mujica seekstopushherself II At NuesWest'sinvitational,the Evanston In therun-uptoClass3Astate "She ismorethancapableofit,"Hes- Mujica finished97thinClass3Aasa Heselton saidMujicahashersights The Class3ALoyolaRegionalisOct.25 Paced byMujica,NilesWesttook10th "She's learningtomaxout,tapout," Mujica saidshetendstoputherselfin "It's thebesteffortI'veputintokeep A four-yearvarsityrunner,Mujica SKOKIE -NilesWestseniorChristine GIRLS CROSSCOUNTRYNOTEBOOK I Report sresto: the season,"Dzwierzynskisaid. for herfirststatemeet. meet asafreshmanandislooking toqualify Dzwierzynski advancedtothesectional for theClass3ALoyolaRegionalOct.25. to work,andthesearethingswewillfix." and she'straininghard.She'salwaysready of races,"Ochoasaid."Butshe'sdedicated, who isbehindher. forward duringracesandnotworryabout that Dzwierzynskineedstokeephereyes bunched upsometimes." wierzynski said."Irunwiththemreally OMAHONEY/FOR SUN-TIMESMEOIA Nues West'sChristineMujicawonherhomemeet¡natimeof18minutes,11.91seconds,onSaturday.iBRIAN The WildkitswillrunatHarmsWoods "I amfeelingreallygoodabout therestof "Her formdoesloosenuptowardtheend Evanston coachRosetteOchoaadded "I needtodropmyarmsmore,"Dz- ppnpnps@pioneer1ocaLcom with 849points. with 313points. in 20:03.63astheSpartansfinished 29th sophomore HeatherSchlitzfinished 139th Glenbrook North finish inrecentmemory,Kocianadded. clocked a17:50in2011. time fortheTitansatmeet.DeVito that onlyDanielleDeVitohasrunabetter the 49-teamfield.GlenbrookSouthfinished urday tocarrytheTitans10thplacein 18:05.70 atPeoriaCentral'sinvitationalSat- Clenbrook South ..i At PeoriaCentral'sinvitational Saturday, It alsowasGlenbrookSouth'sbestteam Glenbrook SouthcoachFredKociansaid Freshman LizzyShawfinishedninthin w i NIL APIONEERPRESSPUBUCATION F_4 iigî CUBEnew gmaiL corn. EmailNick Bullockatbullockpioneerpress@ 37th overallin19:18.48. sophomore, finishedthirdontheteamand 18:52.42, goodforfourthoverall.McCaleb,a Dartmouth, Mass. Dartmouth InvitationalSept.20inNorth fifth-place finishoutof38teamsattheUMass Brandeis women'scrosscountryteamtoa Lydia McCalebfromEvanstonledthe forward OctavioGutierrezfromSt.Joseph. from Deerfieldandfreshmanmidfielder more defenderandmidfielderPooyaShams ney Rushing,bothfromEvanston,sopho- freshmen defendersCarlosReyesandCourt- goalkeeper GiulianRacufromNilesNorth, College. Sept. 30withaiiitieagainstSouthSuburban Men's NationalPoll,placedtheteamatNo.12. sociation ofAmericaJuniorCollegeDivisionI rankings ,theNationalSoccerCoachesAs- No. 10intheSept.16poll.Inanotherrecent cer Top20NationalPoll.Theteamcameinat team riseuptheNJCAADivisionIMen'sSoc- the OaktonCommunityCollegemen'ssoccer from Stevenson. New Trier,andBlakeBazarnikisasenior brother, AronHiltzik,isafreshmanfrom Illinois men'stennisteam.Hiltzik'syounger Brendon KempinandNicolasMontoya872. mained unbeatenbydefeatingNotreDame's Hiltzik anddoublespartnerTimKopinskire- a 14-7recordinthethree-daytournament. Country ClubFightingIlliniInvitationalwith helped theIllinifinishOlympiaFields team. ThejuniorfromWilmetterecently the seasonstrongforIllinoismen'stennis on goal. with 39shotsandistiedforthird17 assists. Shealsorankedsecondontheteam ing withninepointsonthreegoalsand ranked fourthonKenyon(8-2,5-1)inscor- ers intheNorthCoastAthleticConference. on goal.Theteamremainedamongthelead- recorded ateam-high13shots,includingeight and defenderfromLakeForest,Freedman Oberlin Collegewitha39th-minutegoalon Sept. 28inOberlin,Ohio.Aseniormidfielder lege fieldhockeyteam's5Ovictoryagainst III COLLEGENOTES Have asugestionfortheCollege Roundup? Dolins, asophomore,pacedtheteamin Maddie DolinsfromHighlandParkand Area athletesontheteamincludefreshman Oakton (8-0-1)suffereditsfirstblemishon A numberoflocalathleteshavehelped Several otherareaathletesarealsoonthe New TrieralumnusJaredHiltzikopened Through 10gamesthisseason,Freedman Julie FreedmancappedherKenyonCol- THU1SDAY, OCTOBER9,2014 Nick Bullock 58 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9,2014 A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION NIL j

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III CLASS 3A BOYS GOLF GLENBROOK NORTH REGIONAL NOTEBOOK New Trier bounces back, wins regional

but I hope we use that as fuel to move us After starting season on forward." JV, Van Cleeve cards 72 Junior Michael Banas and freshman Bennett Cotten led Loyola with 74s to tie for Glenbrook North for 10th as individuals. Senior Nick Rossini came in at 75, and freshman John Kryscio shot a 77. BY MATT HARNESS [email protected], @hamesspreps Cleubrook South The Titans missed the cut as a team by NORTHRBOOK - After finishing second iThishing fourth with a 308, but four of Glen- to Glenbrook South in the Central Suburban brook South's golfers will play another week. South tournament last week, the New Trier Junior Grant Reese (72), sophomore boys golf team answered its "wake-up call," Charlie Nikitas (77), senior Peter Leftakes according to coach Pete Drevline. (79) and junior Nick Campobasso (80) all Led by junior Matt Murlick, the Trevians earned at-large berths into the sectional captured the Class 3A Glenbrook North tournament. The top 10 players not on quali- Regional team title with a 285 Tuesday at fying teams advanced. Sportsman's Country Club. Reese, who finished tied for fifth, said he's "We had a good pep talk [Monday], and turned things around after slumping at the the guys were ready to go," Dreviine said. start of the season. He shot a 76 at the con- "We are one step closer to our goal of get- ference tournament last week before posting ting back to the state tournament." his second-best score of the year Tuesday. Murlick eagled the first hole on his way to "My ball-striking, my short game, noth- winning the regional title with an even-par ing was really good," Reese said. "I finally 70. His success came in spite ofthe fact he started playing better about a week ago. I was making his first appearance in the state kept the bail in play [Tuesday, and my short series. game was really good. I just wanted to put "Iknew I had it in me to come out and up a good number for the team." play well," said Murlick, who shot a 2-under 33 on the back nine. Evanston Senior Jack Junge, a co-state champion in A regional champion a year ago, the 2012, and sophomore Justin Choi both shot Wildkits placed sixth this season with a 313. 71s to tie for second place. Junior Andrew But the team still sent three individuals to Huber followed with a 73, which tied him for Monday's sectional tournament at Winnetka eighth. Golf Club. Glenbrook North fmished second with Senior Bill Nondorl, a member of last a 294, and Loyola took third at 300. Both year's team that tied for seventh at the state teams will join the Trevians at next week's tournament, tied for eighth at the regional sectional tournament at Winnetka Golf with a 73. Junior Nick Lydon also made the Club. The state tournament is Oct. 17-18 Glenbrook North's Daniel Cole watches his chip shot onto the green at the Class 3A Boys Golf Glenbrook cut with his 78. Senior Gil Hurtig shot 81 and at The Den at Fox Creek Golf Course in North Regional at Sportsman's Country Club in Northbrook. i KEVIN TANAKNFOR SUN-TIMES MEDIA had to survive a four-person, sudden-death Bloomington. playoff for one of the final two sectional much. But I've played quite a bit." for its third consecutive trip to the state spots. Clenbrook North Van Cleeve, who grew up admiring 2014 tournament at Monday's sectional. A member of the Glenbrook North 3V graduates Nick Hardy and Brian Ohr, said "This feels really good to follow in the Nues West team to start the season, sophomore Charliehe was more nervous Monday night than he footsteps of players like Nick and Brian," Junior Skylar Le Vine tied for second Van Cleeve said he didn't think he'd be play- was on the first tee Tuesday morning. He Van Cleeve said. "It's kind of like a dream." place with a 71 and was one of three Wolves ing golf for the Spartans at this time of the also said playing in the first wave of groups to qualify for the sectional tournament as an year. helped take some of the pressure off of him. Loyola individual. Senior Bennett Underwood (77) But there he was Tuesday at Sportman's "The worry was who was going to be the None of the Ramblers played their best and Tawfic Khoury (81) were the others. Country Club, shooting a season-low 72 sixth guy this season," Glenbrook North golf Tuesday, but they did enough to shoot Niles West finished fifth as a team with a to tie for fifth and leading the Spartans to coach Justin Gerbich said. "Charlie's a 300, take third place and extend their sea- 311. second place with a 294. grinder, and he was a good find for us." son another week. "I was not expecting anything really this Junior Daniel Cole (72), senior Matt "[Tuesday] was about advancing not nec- Nues North year," said Van Cleeve, who's played in only Kuli (74) and senior Luke Oberholtzer (76) essarily trying to be the best," Loyola coach Kyle Mikota (97) and Sam Eschker (98) four 18-hole tournaments. "I thought if I got rounded out the scoring for the Spartans. Tim Kane said. "I know we can play better. were the top scorers for the Vikings (398) at pulled up [to varsity], I wouldn't play that Glenbrook North will be looking to qualify I was a little disappointed in how we played, Sportsman's Country Club. NIL A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION I THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2014 59 highschoolcubenews.eom Ikport scores to: [email protected] I hìqh school CUBEnes

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Celiano fights through pain, qualifies for sectional - Maine South senior said left knee injury has taken the pressure off when golfing

ERIC VAN DRIL For Sun-Times Media, @VanDrdSports

WHEELING - Maine South senior golfer Anthony Celiano aggravated a lingering injury to his left knee in a dual meet against New Trier on Sept. 22. Celiano has dealt with the pain ever since. He said he considered pulling out of last week's Central Suburban South meet, but he played through the pain and shot a 79. Celiano limped around Tuesday's Class 3A Notre Dame Regional at the Traditions at Chevy Chase Golf Course like Tiger Woods at the 2008 U.S. Open. "Right now it's hurting pretty bad," Ce- liano said. After Celiano shot a 77 at the regional, he said he isn't sure of the extent of his knee injury. He added that the injury has actually helped his mentality on the course. "I wasn't even expecting to break 80 today," Celiano said. "I haven't been playing great [this seasoni. I've been kind of psyching myself out. Now it's kind of a distraction for the better because I'm .-. not expecting anything and everything that's coming ABOVE: Maine East's Orion Yamat watches his shot duringluesday's Class 3A Notre Dame Regional at the Traditions at Chevy to me is good and it's a sur- Chase Golf Course in Wheeling. BRIAN OMAHONEY/FOR SUN-TIMES MEDIA prise. And I'm not getting mad at myself if I make an LEFT: Notre Dame's David Steinle carded an 83 at Tuesday's Class 3A Boys Golf Notre Dame Regional in Wheeling. I BRIAN OMAHONEY! error, because I don't have FOR SUN-TIMES MEDIA the expectations." Celiano will be joined It was a also has a college visit at Loyola planned for The Dons' score wasn't that low Tuesday, by junior Tim Zelek (82), score and a Friday. The Ramblers are one of the men's but the result was the same. They finished senior Thomas Jankowski round that golf programs Yamat said he is considering. second at their own regional - Prospect (83) and freshman Michael Yamat wasn't He's also interested in Northern Illinois, Yale(299) was first - with a score of 322. George (85) at the New satisfied with, and Columbia. Junior Eric Pritt, whose 78 led the team, Trier Sectional on Monday. however. He Yamat will be the Blue Demons' lone wasn't part of Notre Dame's postseason All four will compete as indi- had a couple representative at Monday's sectional. Seniorlineup a year ago. He admitted that he felt viduals because Maine South (327) finished of three putts Tuesday and could have Anthony Calderone shot an 86 on Tuesday nervous at the start of his round at Chevy fourth at the regional. The top three teams putted better, he explained afterward. If he and missed out on a playoff for the final two Chase, but he added that the program's suc- advanced. can make putts at Monday's sectional, he's spots by one shot. cess at the regional last year provided the capable of shooting a low score. team with a lot of belief. Maine East "My swing is together," Yamat said. "I'm Notre Dame "We felt very confident," Pritt said. Maine East senior Orion Yamat shot a 73 striking the ball really well. It's just I've got Last year, Notre Dame shot a 305 at the Senior Bryano Borges (80), freshman at the regional, which was the tournament's to get the putting together." regional to advance to the sectional tourna- Jonathan Kendall (81) and senior David second-lowest score, and advanced to the Yamat has a busy week ahead of him, withment as a team for the first time in program Steinle (83) also had their scores count sectional with ease. school and preparing for the sectional. He history. toward the Dons' team total. 60 I ThURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2014 A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION NIL

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III,NOTRE DAME Defensive line, Sabatino play well in loss

TIM FROEHLIG For Sun-Times Medial @TFroehlig

WOODSTOCK - Notre Dame lost its East Suburban Catholic showdown at Mar- ian Central 28-14, but there's good reason for Dons fans to remain optimistic. Specifically, Notre Dame's defensive line and linebackers lent hope with their play Friday. The Dons tallied three sacks against Hurricanes standout quarterback Billy BahL Senior defensive end, captain and two-year varsity starter Mike Sabatino had two of them. "I think a big reason we're able to create so much penetration against a huge offensive line like Manan Central's has to do with our team speed," Sabatino said. "In practices, that's something our coaching staff really emphasizes and has us spend a lot of time on. Specifically, one-on-one drills that force us to use our quickness to beat an opposing defender. It keeps us prepared for the actual games." Though Bahl (l6-of-29 passing) racked up 258 yards and four touchdowns through the air, the pass rush wasn't the reason. Notre Dame's defensive line created pressure whether it used a three-, four- or five-man front. The Dons (2-4, 1-3) even stopped the Hurricanes for negative yardage on seven running plays. "The effort, heart and hard work our guys on our defensive line put forth each week is noticeable," Notre Dame coach Mike Hennessey said. "Their technique is good, and their ability to get to the quarterback has everything to do with hard work, and the preparation those kids put in. 'As far as Mike Sabatino goes, well, I'd say he's about as close as you can get to the type of person we want here at our school, Notre Dame's Mike Sabatino (53) recovers the fumble that he caused by striping Manan Central quarterback Billy BahI duringtheir game Friday evening in Wood- and the kind of kid who exemplifies what we stock. i MICHAEL R. SCHMIDT/FOR SUN-TIMES MEDIA expect from a football player on our roster." But it wasn't just Sabatino, who happens whether we win or lose, we're going to try that credit this week goes to Notre Dame UPNEXT to also be a fourth-year defenseman for our best every single down. Our team will disrupting some things we did." Notre Dame's varsity hockey team, produc- continue to do its best to make our school Notre Dame must win its final three ing big plays. and our community proud." games against St. Patrick, Manan Catholic WHO:St. Patrick (2-4, 0-4 East Suburban Senior cornerback Jimmy Finneke Manan Central coach Ed Brucker was and Carmel to become playoff eligible. Catholic) at Notre Dame (2-4, l-3) returned a fumble 38 yards for a fourth- pleased the Hurricanes (4-2, 2-2) emerged "It would be monumental ifwe won all WHEN:7:30 p.m. Friday quarter touchdown. Defensive tackle Dan victorious after his club fumbled five times, three of those games, but by no means is it NOTES:Both teams need to win their final three McGinley, also a senior, had three tackles losing two of them. impossible," Hennessey said. for losses. "No game in the [East Suburban Catho- "How we respond to this adversity will games to have a chance of making the playoffs, "We want people to believe in us," lic] conference is ever going to be easy," be the biggest key to our success during the so the loser of this game will be eliminated from McGinley said. "We want fans to believe Brucker said. "To be honest, I thought our stretch run," Sabatino added. "I think deep the postseason. .,. St. Patrick has lost four in in us and come out to games and show as offense was going to be explosive coming down we have the character and ability a row, falling to Marist 32-20 Saturday. ... St. much support as possible for us. We work into this season, and while I still think it to bounce back on this football team if we Patrick has been outscored l75-l67while Notre our butts off to get better each week, and will be, it's not always consistent. Some of choose to." Dame has been outscored 114-82. NIL A PIONEER PRESS PUBUCATION THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9,2014 61 i

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III NILES NORTH .Granato praîsed for his maturity Senior quarterback determined to help N lles North qualify for playoffs

BY MEGAN HART For Sun-Times Media, @meganmariehart

With its victory over Maine East, Nues North's football team moved one step closer to its goal of making the playoffs, a feat the Vikings haven't accomplished since 1992. Niles North now needs to win two of its three remaining games to earn a guaranteed spot in the postseason. Leading the charge for the Vikings is senior quarterback Tony Granato, who corn- pleted 12-of-14 passes for 182 yards and four touchdowns in the 62-16 rout of Maine East on Oct. 2 in Skokie. "I think he's an ultimate competitor," Vikings coach Mark Egofske said of Granato. "He's sort of a perfectionist. Sometimes that can be a negative, but its been a real positive for us." Granato said making the playoffs this season would mean "the world" to him. Instead of setting personal goals, Granato is focused on his team, which is tied for first in the Central Suburban North. "[My goals are] to make the playoffs and have a winning record, nothing else really matters as long as the team is winning" Granato said. According to Egofske, Granato's leadership skills have made him invaluable to the Vikings (4-2, 2-0). Egofske said .that after Granato threw an in- ABOVE: Nues North quarterback Tony Granato tries UPNEXT terception earlier this season he to avoid getting tackled by a New Trier defender dur- apologized to his receivers and ing their gaine on Sept. 12 in Northfield. NIC SUMMERS! WHO: Nues North (4-2, 2-0 CentraI Sub- offensive line. It was an act that FOR SUN-TIMES MEDIA Egofske felt showed an impres- urban North) at Guenbrook North (2-4, I-I) sive level of maturity. LEFT: Niles North's Anthony Granato (4) carries the WHEN: 7 pm. Friday "He takes responsibility when ball during the Sept. 6 game against Nues West. i uM NOTES: Vikings junior running back Bar- he makes a mistake, and I think BOYLE/FOR SUN-liMES MEDIA rington Wade had 3 rushes for 124 yards that's where he's grown most as an athlete," Egofske said. "It Suburban North Team. NÌles North baseball and three touchdowns in the Oct. 2 win takes a special kid to do that." this year I've been taking care of my body coach Ed Toledo said Granato, who pitches over Maine East. Nues North's Markhus Granato has been a member of the Vikingsbetter so hopefully I can last the whole time and plays center field, will be crucial to the Taylor, a junior tailback, scored two touch- football team since he was a freshman, but this year," Granato said. team's success in the upcoming season. downs and went for 39 yards on just he has yet to play a complete season due to In addition to playing football, Granato "Tony is a talented young man," Toledo two carries. ... Glenbrook North, which ¡s injuries. is a member of the Vikings baseball team. said. "He runs well, he has a good arm and he coming off a 35-21 home loss to Deerfield, "Injuries have been hard in the past, but Last season, he was named to the All-Centralhas a very competitive spirit." needs to win to remain playoff eligible, A WAWORTS company ACHICAGO SUNTIMESc0mpublicafion

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