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OPINION Kindness, generosity in Little Free Pantries Columnist Paul Sassone's antidote to chal- lenging times is found in some individuals' response to growing food insecurity Little Free Pantries, which number more than 1,000 across the countryPage 17 MIKE ISAACSIPIONEER PRESS Nues police officers set up Aug. 25 at Panera Bread restaurant in Nues for the department's first Coffee With a Cop gathering 'n years. Police said they are making themselves available at various sites in Nues in the coming months so they can visit with the community and provide Information or answer questions. SPORTS

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The following items werestolen from the trunk of aintersection of Milwaukee e. taken from area police de-vehicle Au& 27 while theandTouhyavenues. ej partment reports and pressvehicle was parked in the Pacheco-Alvarado is sched- o. releases. An arrest does not6500 block of Central Parkuled to appear in court Sept. BETTER BRANDS I BIGGER SAVINGS constitute a finding ofguilt. Avenue. Police said the vic- 8. tim left the vehicle un- Brijesh Patel, 32, of the locked. The victim's credit 6200block ofLincoin, Mor- Lincoinwood cards and driver's licenseton Grove, was charged were later found lying on awith driving under the in- DUI sidewalk. fluence and speeding on CLEARANCE Jose Manuel Mena, 21, of A green backpack was Aug. 24 in the 7200 block of the 1000 block of Kedvale reportedly stolen Aug. 30Oakton Street.Patelis Avenue, Chicago, wasfrom a vehicle parked nearscheduled to appear in charged with driving underthe 3300 block of Touhycourt Oct. 10. theinfluence of alcoholAvenue. Police said the ve- Sept. lin the 3900 block ofhicle owner locked the ve-WARRANT Wallen Avenue. hicle doors, but left the rear William E. Read, 47, of the Yusuf Adern, 61, of thedriver's side window rolled8200 block of Oak Avenue, down. Police said the back-was taken into custody on CENTER 4000 block of Enfield Ave- nue, Skokie, was chargedpack contained collegeAug. 22 after he was found Aurora Northgate Morton Grove with driving under the in- books, a wallet,various to have an outstanding war- fluence of alcohol Aug.27 incards and $25 in cash. rant for DUT, police said. the 4300 block of Touhy Bicycles were reportedPUBLIC Now through Avenue. Police said Adern stolen from an unattached INTOXICATION ite8 was also cited with op-garage between Aug. 17 and a erating a vehicle that was22 in the 3300 block of A 53-year-old man was Tuesday, September 12 iIyi not insured and improperColumbia Avenue. Police ticketed Aug. 22 in the 9100 use of a turn signal. said the garage doors wereblock ofMilwaukee Avenue closed and locked when thewith publicintoxication, THEFT victim entered the garage. police said. He was taken to Ritu Arya, 29, ofthe 2900 Advocate Lutheran General block of King Drive, Chi- Hospital in Park Ridge. BIGSAVIN cago, was charged withNiles theft Aug. 26 at a retailer in BURGLARY the 3300 block of Touhy A front window was ON HOTSTYLESFORFALL OBSTRUCTION smashed and a business in Avenue. Police said Arya Raul Hernandez, 25, of triedto leave thestore the 6300 block of Gross the 4700 block of NorthPoint Road was burgiarized without paying for mer-Avers,Chicago,was chandise. on the night ofAug. 22. charged with obstruction, A public storage locker in .- I A4401Ñ'- CLEARANCE CENTER COUPON! Jose Rico, 22, ofthe 3400 . driving on a suspended li-the 7300 block of Lehigh block of Wilson Avenue,cense and improper lane Chicago, was charged with Avenue was reported bur- Valid now through Tuesday, September 12, 2017 usage on Aug.20 following a glarized on Aug. 18. Jewelry retail theft stemming fromtraffic stop near the inter- an incident Aug. 27 in the andclothing, valuedat section of Milwaukee Ave-$4,000, was reported stolen. 3300 block of Touhy Ave-nue and Main Street Ac- nue. Police said Rico tried to cording to police, Hernan-THEFT leave the store without pay- dez initially gave an officer a On Aug. 20, a purse was ing for merchandise valuedfake name, and when hisreportedstolen from a extra25off at about $29. real identity was learned, itshopping cart at a store in A package was reportedwas discovered he had athe 8500 block of Golf Road. A SINGLE CLEARANCE CENTER APPAREL, stolen Aug. 26 from a home warrant for failing to appear A man stole $300 worth ACCESSORIES & FOOTWEAR PURCHASE in the 6600 block of Craw-in court. He was given aof game controllers from a ford Avenue. Police said the Sept. 25 court date. store in the 7200 block of Limit one per customer. One-time use only. Cannot be used in package contained a laptop Dempster Street on Aug. 21. conjunction with any other coupon offer or in-store extra percent computer valued at about DUI A package was reported savings offer. Coupon will not be available in store. Must be presented and $350. Diana Warner, 54, of thestolen from the lobby of an surrendered at time of purchase. Duplicates or reproductions will not be honored. Cash of about $800 was6700 block of North Wild-apartment building in the Valid in store only, at our Clearance Centers. Cannot be applied to previous reportedly stolen from awood,Chicago,was6800 block of Touhy Ave- purchases or used towards the purchase ot a gift card. Excludes outerwear, toys, wallet Aug. 25 that was charged with driving under nue on Aug. 21. home store. luggage. furniture departments and salon products. inside a vehicle parked inthe influence, possession ofu A box of jewelry was the 3300 block of Touhyopen alcohol and failure to reportedstolen Aug. 24 Avenue. Police said a manreduce speed to avoid anfrom a condominium in the ', went to make a purchaseaccident on Aug. 21 in the6700 block of Milwaukee Open 7 Days a Week! and noticed he did not have 6600 block of Touhy Ave-Avenue, police said. his wallet. When he re-nue. Warner is scheduled to Shop 970 North Lake St., Aurora: Shop 7234 W. Dempster St., Morton Grove: appear in court Oct. 2. Wednesday-Friday 1OAM-9PM, Wednesday-Saturday 9:3OAM-9:3OPM, turned to his vehicle, police PROPERTY DAMAGE Saturday 1OAM-8PM, Sunday 11AM-6PM, Sunday t1AM-7PM; said, he found his wallet on Jose Pacheco-Alvarado, A woman reported that a Monday & Tuesday 1OAM-9PM. Monday & Tuescby 9:3OAM-93OPM the hood of the vehicle with 31, of the 4900 block of West rock was thrown through no cash. Melrose Street,Chicago, the windshield of her car was charged with drivingAug. 21 while it was parked All clearance center merchandise sales are final; no returns Intermediate markdowns may have been takes Special pricing BURGLARY under the influence and in a lot in the 9600 block of otters available while supplies lasI All storewide otters exclude gilt cards and turnilure deparimenis. 13864/A] A purse was reportedlyspeeding Aug. 21 near the Dee Road. 6 NEWS Blockparty fsignals end jofsummer inNues Aug. 26 festival a collaboration between Nues Family Fitness Center, Nues Library

BY GINA GRILLO children,carnival games, Pioneer Press entertainment by Ev- anston's School of Rock, a Organizers of the Nuesseat on a Fire Department Community Block Partytruck, a drone show and said the event offered mem- more. bers ofthis duverse commu- "This celebration ties the nity an opportunity to con-community and the munici- nect in celebration. palitiestogether so that The Aug. 26 festival waswhen we come out for an GINA GRILLO/PIONEER PRESS PHOTOS held in the parking lots ofemergency thereisthatThe village of Niles celebrated the end of summer with its signature Community Block Party event on Aug.26in the park- the Nues Senior Center andinstant connection,"said ing lots of the Niles Senior Center and Culver Elementary School in Niles. Culver Elementary School, Bob Greiner, district chief of and was acollaborationthe Niles Fire Department. between the Niles Family"We want to be more ap- Fitness Center and the Niles proachable to the commu- Public Libraly. nity, and having a more Also contributing to thepersonal connection creates communitywide day of funtrust." were the Niles Fire and Lovely Vergura, of Niles, Police departments, and thesaid the community block village's Public Works andparty is a great family out- Human Services Depart-ing, and makes them feel ments, according to organ-part ofthe area. izers. "The opportunity for the Neighbors came togetherkids to touch the fire truck with food, games and enter-is like a dream come true' tainment, in what is billed Vergara said. as the villa's annual fam- Samira Sheikh went to Chris RohnerJackBreretoñ, Jack Matra, Sydney Kramer Emerald Vergura,3,center. with her mother Lovely Vergura, ily-friendly tribute to thethe the block party with herand Liam Fagen, students from the Evanston School of right, is greeted by Niles Fire Department mascot "Sparky end of summer. sons, Aariz, 3; and Zavier,11, Rock, perform at the Niles Community Block Party Aug.26. the Dalmatian' at the block party Aug.26. Linda Mathis, whowho joined with other kids serves as the membershipto create an artistic render- services coordinator for theing of the Nues fire truck Nues Family Fitness Center,insignia in a grand scale on said this event is a way tothe pavement in colored give back to the community, chalk. Madeline Henrickson,9,of away to thank residents. "The block party keeps Niles, from left: Aariz "Just as the school year isthe kids engaged in what Sheikh,3,of Morton Grove: starting, we offer this blockcommunity can do for us, Peter Makula,12,of Wheel- party as a way of inviting and becomes a great sign for ng; and Zavier Sheikh,11.of folks out to see what Niles diversity and for coming Morton Grove, used colored has to offer, it's a way oftogether," said Sheikh, who chalk to create an artistic bringing people together," traveled from her neighbor- rendering of the Niles fire Mathis said. ing town of Morton Grove truck insignia on the pave- This summer finale eventto attend. ment at the Niles Commu- included hot dogs and nity Block Party on Aug.26. popcorn, inflatables for the Gina Grillo is afreelaneer. NEWS 7 e FUREPLACESPLUS Visit our virtual showroom Withanuptick in demand, @ FiresideCollection.com

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Demand is up more than 50 percent at the Nues Township food pantry, and leaders are seeking addi- tional money and volun- teers to serve the growing need as they prepare for the Napoleon Fireplaces and Fireplaces upcoming holiday season. "We certainly did not Plus bring you the Luxuria Series. anticipate the increase we've been seeing;'said Marilyn Glazer, Nues Four Sizes, See Thru and Single Sided Available Township supervisor. 'We're trying to meet the Dynamic Heat Control" patent pending system allows for demand as much as we can." installation of combustible materials up to the fireplace opening Early in the year, the Niles Township food pantry served about 4,000 clients GENEVIEVE BOOKWALTER/PIONEER PRESS per month, said Tony Produce is stored in a new refrigerator at the Nues Town- Maque, food pantry man- ship food pantry In Skokie. ager. But in June and July, that number spiked to 6,592at the pantry could be rea- And while the food and about 6,200, respec-sons why lines are growingpantry, 5255 Main St., tively. at what has become aSkokie, doesn't depend on Skokie institution. the Illinois budget for mon- Nues Township includes . the towns of Niles, Morton As unemployment de- ey, the recent two-year im- Grove,Lincolnwood,clines, Maque said, clientspasse eliminated finding Skokie, Glenview and Golf. who once qualified for foodand prompted layoffsat Summer typically bringsstamps may no longer re-other nonprofits and serv- Hargrove Hearth Products Gas Log a greater demand at theceive them because their iceproviders. Those left Free Installation wit/i any Gas Log Purchase. See store for details food pantry as children are income has grown. Howev- unemployed as a result also out of school. About 32er, the amount of moneymight be driving up food percent of students in thethey earn oftenisnotpantry demand, Araque township receive free orenough to cover all of their said. reduced lunch, Maque said. expenses, bringing them to On the federal level, pro- In addition, Maque said,the food pantry. posed cutstothe food a greater number of work- "It's pretty cheap to eatstamp budget, or Supple- ing-poor residents and apoorly. It's expensive to eat larger selection of offeringswell," Maque said. Turn to Pantry, Page 8

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Guju- Nothing says welcome to rati, Cantonese and Tagalog classlikean ice cream also are spoken by a number social, schoolwide picnic or of students and their par- otherback-to-school ents. bashes, like those held at Matching new families elementary school districts with others who speak the throughout Niles Township same language and have to celebrate the start of the children around the same new school year. age, the women said, does Students started school wonders forgetting the Aug. 22 at Skokie-Fairview parents involved and corn- School District 72. fortable with the district. Morton Grove School "The purpose is to keep District 70, Lincolnwood's everyone engaged," Bhurya East Prairie School District said. She estimated about 73 and Lincolnwood School 50 parents volunteer to help District74, and Skokie/ the 110 new families to Morton Grove School Dis- District 73.5. trict 69 all started the new Lincolnwood School Dis- school year Aug. 23. trict 74's PTA sponsored a Classes resumed Aug. 24 back-to-schoolice cream at Skokie School District 68. sociaL Aug. 30 marked the first Hundreds of guests from day for students at Skokie the surrounding communi- School District 73.5 ty attended, school officials A number of the schools MIKE ISAACS/PIONEER PRESS said.Students and their m those districts held socialRaluca Brandusa and her son, Luca, attend Highland School's Popsicle Social on Aug.21,a few days before school was parents, grandparents and events. scheduled to begin. siblings attended the annual Families spread across event. the Skokie School District - all ofwhom are attending The PTA providedall 68's Highland School play- Highland. guests with ice cream/ ground Aug. 21 where Pop- The rain outside didn'tfrozen treats, live music, a sides were handed out. dampen the spirits of doz-photo booth, andraffle Some children met their ens ofkids and parents whoprizes. teachers for the first time attended the Skokie School Lincolnwood Mayor whileothers headed Dist. 73.5 Back to SchoolBarry Bass attended the straight for the playground Picnic on Aug28 social to welcome the Lin- equipment to continue their Festivities moved into the coinwood School District 74 summer fun. gym at Oliver McCrackenstudents back toschool. "It's much better than Middle School in Skokie,The Lincoinwood Public just showing up and not where kids told jokes, chat-Library as well as many knowing anyone," said ted with teachers and ranother vendors also had ta- Raluca Brandusa, parent of around with their friends. bies set up to share informa- second-grader Luca Serac. Just past the entryway,tionalitems,saidschool "It reduces the anxiety of teachers' aides Tseggydistrict officials. the kids. He loves this. It's a Gomez and Annie Bhurya "We are so excited for the sense of community." waited to introduce parents 2017-18 school year and all Sponsored by the High- to the district's Family Con- of the achievements that lie land School Parent Teacher nection program, whichahead for the students of Association, the event was partners families who areLincoinwood School Dis- made possible by volun- GENEVIEVE BOOKWALTER/PIONEER PRESS new to the district or have atrict74,"schooldistrict teers who continued deliv-Students and parents mingle ir, the Oliver McCracken Middle School gym at the Dist.73.5 student just starting schoolspokeswoman Christina ering icy treats to the chil- Back to School Picnic onAug. 28. in the district with those Audisho said. dren for its duration. who have been here for "This event has beenvolunteer handing out theand see some of their The Galvins said theysome time and can help [email protected] gning on for only threetreats. "It's really nice be-friends and meet some ofespecially appreciate easingthem get oriented. Twitter @SKRei4ewMike "The purpose is to match [email protected] years," said Daniel Galvin,cause it gives children atheir teachers before thekids into school this year Twitter @GenevieveßOok whose wife, Katie, was achance to be at the schoolbell officially tin' since they have four of themfamilies," Bhurya said. NEWS II Harlem Ave. Six Flags boasts of ride's 'wicked hang-time' Park announces seats with guests seated back-to-back and face-to- detour begins for new 100-foot loop face; and inverted hang- coaster for 2018 time for riders, suspending them upside down for ex- Ef water main work Staff report tended periods of time. "Six Flags continues to Harlem Avenue be-newsletter. A 100-foot loop coaster prove that innovation is in tween Golf and Glenview Drivers are advised to dubbed a "world-record our DNA and we are tlinlled roads in Glenview will beallow for extra travel time breaking attraction" in a to introduce yet another under construction for upor consider alternate Thursday announcement world-record breaking to three weeks as crewsroutes. by officialsat Six Flags coaster to our impressive complete water main The constructionis Great America is scheduled amenaI of thrill rides," park work, village officials an- part of the Harlem Ave- to open for the 2018 season President Hank Salemi said nounced. nue reconstruction proj- at the Gurnee theme park. in a statement. The northbound lane ofect,a revamp that in- "Six Flags Great America, "Standing at 100 feet tall, Harlem will be closed ascludes the installation of the Thrill Capital of the this is an experience our traffic is reduced to onemore than 8,000 feet of Midwest, has an announce- guests cannot get anywhere lane, according to a village new water main pipe to ment of epic proportions," SIX FLAGS GREAT AMERICA else on the planet With the newsletter. Drivers head-centralize three current, park officials said in a state- This Six Flagsphoto shows a looping coaster similar to one multiple inversions and ing north on Harlem willoutdated water mains, ac- ment released at 3 am. scheduled to be installed in the Gurnee park in2018. record hang-time, this new be detoured to Shermercording to thevillage "Coming in 2018 is the coaster packs a punch and is Road to avoid construc- website. world's largest loop coaster. Accordingto informationAmerica roster on Aug. 27.going to be one of our most tion, village officials said. This world-record breakingin the statement, the ride -The new ride will be Great intense attractions." Construction was sched- - Alexandra Kukulka, Pio- attraction will take riderscurrently without a name - America's 16th coaster. The statement added uled tostart Aug. 28, neer Press forward and backward on a will be situated in the Mardi The ride specificationsthat the ride "will be named according to the village. gigantic loop before sus-Gras section of the park, tout it as the "world's largest soon" and is set to open in The southbound traffic [email protected] pending them completelywhere a tumbling platformcoaster of its kind," with the spring. pattern will remain the T'wítter @Akukulkall upside down for plenty ofride called King Chaos was360-degree revolutions same, according to the wicked hang-time." removed from the Greatwith multiple inversions; 32 Twitter @NewsSun

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That doesn't seem sale of sweetened beverages right." in Cook County. Everything Nick Theodosis, owner of from regular and diet soda, Skokie's popular Dengeos to lemonades, ready-to- restaurant on Main Street, drink sweetened coffee and said customers complained teas,sports and energy a lot about the tax when it drinks, as well as juice that was implemented. isn't loo percent fruit or Soda is now 21 cents vegetable - including bey- more at the restaurant than erages served from a foun- MIKE ISAACS/PIONEER PRESS PHOTOS it used to be because of the tain are subjectto the tax. Nick Theodosis, owner of the popular Dengeos restaurant at Main Street and McCormick Boulevard in Skokie, said cus- tax, he said. "It's stupid and it's hurttomers have complained about the Cook County sweetened beverage tax that went into effect last month. Theodosis "People feel the county is the business," said Arunsaid soda prices have gone up because of the tax. gouging them and the Sharma, owner of a 7-Eley- restaurant is gouging them, en on Main Street in Skokie. to go into effect July 1, but a and they're getting robbed," 'People are not buying aslawsuit held up that date. he said. "They don't under- much, and I'm not orderingThen a judge dismissed the stand the cost that we face as much." suit, paving the way for the because of this. People are A 20-ounce beverage af-August implementation of absolutely not ordering as fected by the tax at Shar-the tax. much soda now?' ma's store now costs the The Illinois Alliance to For right now, Dengeos is consumer 20 cents more -Prevent Obesity issued a keeping its free refill policy up from around $2.40 tostatement supporting the and "eating the extra cost" $2.60, he said. tax as the law went into from the increased tax, he "Every week, we used toeffect last month. said. order 90 bottles of two- "We've seen similar taxes Sparky's restaurant, an liters, but now we're order-create real, positive change east-side-of-Skokie fixture ing 35' Sharma said. "Evenin other cities across the for more than 30 years, is with 35, we have stuff notcountry - in the form of also selling less soda than it moving." reduced consumption of used to because of the tax, County officials have said sweetened beverages and said owner Gus Hotis. 'Peo- that $74.6 millionis ex-increased consumption of ple want more water now. pected to be generated from healthier beverages - and People just don't buy any the tax. The money is sup- we areconfident Cook soda anymore?' posed to help fund someCounty will see the same Perry Johnson of Chi- county public health serv-results' said Elissa Bassler, cago, who works near ices.Additionally, countyCEO of the Illinois Public Sparky's, said he will con- officials who support the Health Institute, and execu- Dimitra Armiras, manager of the Charcoal Flame Grill in Morton Grove, said soda sales are tinue to buy soda regularly tax say it could help address live director of the Illinoisdefinitely down since the Cook County sugary beverage tax went into effect last month. even ifit is more expensive. some health issues, includ- Alliance to Prevent Obesity. Armiras, seen here Aug. 29, said she will have to raise prices because of the tax. "I drink Coke a lot,' he ing obesity. Some store and restau- said. "I don't like that it Commissioners passedrant owners complain thatlem with the tax is that it affected. a downtown Skokie grocerycosts more, but a few cents the tax Nov. 10,2016 on a 9-8 the tax is another unfair hitaffects only Cook County, A two-liter bottle at Aldistore. He said he orders less won't stop me from drink- vote, with one member ab- they have to absorb becausewhen other nearby coun-grocery store now costs 67product than he used to,ing it. And I'm not going to sent. of an unlevel playing field.ties,including Lake and cents more than it used to,estimating his orders are It was initially supposedSome said the biest prob-DuPage, are not adversely said Kris Stergiou, owner ofdown by as much as 80 Turn to Tax, Page 1.3 NEWS 13ç, Tax has consumers howling Tax, fromPage12 time soda distributor be- In Lincolnwood, accoun- cause of the Cook Countytant Katie Klein, with the drive 10 miles to get it fortax. Lincolnwood Chamber of cheaper. The gas money A letter the food martCommerce and Industry alone wipes out the sav- received from the non-alco- saidshe personally was ings." holicdivisionof Jospehupset that "they say they're The new tax has causedMullarkey Distributors, Inc.taxing us to help us. If I Nano's Pizza in Mortoninformed the owners that itwant a popI'llhave a Grove to charge for refillswould not be deliveringfreaking soda pop." for the first time, said owner non-alcoholic drinks any- At the chamber level, Pete Karamaniolas. more because of "changingKlein said, "Oh my good- "I had to start chargingconditionsin our tradeness. What have I not heard. for refills just because of the area." Some of our clients call us tax' he said. "I had no real Patel said the salesmanon a daily basis just to choice." who has delivered the bev-complain about it" t Although his prices forerages to the store for a long/It'sthe mom-and-pop sodas have not yet gone up,time recently told him hestores that seem to be taking MIKE ISAACS/PIONEER PRESS Karamaniolas said they willhas been laid off because ofit the hardest, Klein said, as Arun Shamra, ownerofa 7-Eleven on Main Street ¡n Skokie, waits on a customerAug. 29. eventually - if fountainthe county tax. prices go up for soda, andShamra said his soda sales have declined since the Cook County sugary beverage tax went drinks are still around at all. A 12-pack of soda atdemand potentially falls off into effect last month and he has been ordering less product. "I'm debating whether toMorton Grove Food Mart At Koi Fine Asian Cuisine getridof the fountaincosts $6.49 when it used toand Lounge in Evanston, While Koi did raise thePine Lodge inLincol- "That's pretty expensive drinks and just have cans;'cost just under $5, he said. though, manager Shimingprice for a soda from $1 tonwood, hostess Samanthafor one drink," Patzold said. he said. "It's not worth it. "Everybody is complain- Chen gave a different story $1.26, Chen said the restau- Patzold said she couldn't Isshe still consuming the People think twice abouting" Patel said. "A lot ofAs a fine dining establish- rant still offers free refills.speak for the restaurant, but same amount of Vitamin- getting the refill now. Theypeople are saying that it'sment, "we don't get as many He hasn't noticed a drop inpersonally noticed her fa- Water as before? don't want to pay for it." getting easier to buy beerkids" as a burger joint ordemand. vorite VitaminWater brand "Yes. Definitely;' Patzold Morton Grove Food Martthan it is to get pop. I have asimilar restaurant, and thus "If people want soda,of flavored water had said. is not only selling less sodasouth side store and some- don't serve as much soda. they're still going to drinkjumped in price from $2.20 now, said owner Kaushiktimes beer is cheaper there "Most adults order coffee soda," Chen said. to $2.75 per bottle at the [email protected] Patel, but it lost its long-now." or wine," Chen said. At L. Woods Tap andstore where she shops. Twitter @Genevieveßook

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NilesTownship t libraries logmore summerreaders I: BY MIKE ISAACS our first camp theme," Sex- Pioneer Press ton said. "Last year, it was called Camp Cutiosity We If results from summerreally likeit, and patrons library programs acrossseem to really love it, too. It Nues Township are anygives a lot of leeway in the indication, many childrenprogram for them to create returning toschoolthisit the way they want it to month will not have to be." reacquaint themselves with Mike Antwi-Nsiah,19, the practice of reading. volunteered this summer, Library officials reporthanding out badges from that participation in sum-behind the Camp Imagine mer reading programs indesk. 2017 was significantly up. "I did it last summer, and Reading programs haveit was really cool soI taken a more creative shape decided to come back and in recent years, librariansdo it again," he said. "I see say. Many are no longerhow little buttons can make restricted to just readingkids so happy. You don't books - other engagementhave to buy them really MIKED ISAACS/PIONEER PRESS PHOTOS activities are offered - al-expensive toys.Yougive Adults and children earned badges this summer, as seen hereJuly26during the Skokie Public Library's Camp Imagine though reading remains thethem a button and they'resummer reading program. heart. The programs aresuper happy about that. I'm often family-themed and like Santa." Renkosiak, the programwe got," she said. "We were come with incentive prizes Camp Imagine was only drew approximately 150pleasantly surprised." - although each libraryone way in which the li- participants. Courtney Schroeder, program has its own flavor. brary encouraged and pro- "We've seen some excit-head of youth services at The Skokie Public Li- moted reading this summer. ing activity since the corn- Morton Grove's library, said brary calledits summerIts Booking With a Buddy pletion of our renovationthe children's and teen's reading program Campprogram, which celebrated earlier this year, and thisprograms were also suc- Imagine. When childrenits 20th year, teams older summer's been one of thecessful. The 907 participa- and adults completed books children to seniors with busiest for us on record,ting children were about or otheractivities,theychildren entering first to proving that folks are doing 200 more than last year, she could report to the Campthird grades to encourage a large amount of readingsaid, and there were 720 Imagine desk in the lobby toreading. and learning this summer;'older children registered earn badges. They also were Kristina Nickels said her he said. for the teen program. "We able to express their feel-daughter, Kassidy, 6, partic- The two-month summerhad to buy more prizes ings about the books byipated in the program for reading programs at thebefore the program was writing letters. the first time this summer. Morton Grove and Nues-over' she said. "You've inspired me so "I thought it would be a Maine District publicli- Niles-Maine District much since I've read the nice thing for her to do over branes also showed a heal-Public Library Youth Serv- first book' a Skokie fourth-the summer to just keep in Morgan Bard,12,right. reads with Aisha Hussain,5,during a thy participation increaseices Assistant Program Su- grader wrote to book char-thehabit,"Nickelssaid. Booking With a Buddy sessionJuly 26at the Skokie Public from last year, their libran- pervisor Sarah Muskivitch acters she loves. "I trust you "She really likes to come in Library. The library encouraged and promoted reading this ans say. said 1,389 people participa- so much that I should telland pick out a bunch ofsummer through its Camp Imagine summer reading pro- Morton Grove's program ted in the library's reading you about myself." books. I was kind of nervousgram and through Booking With a Buddy, which is now20 offered three divisions - forprogram - about 200 more Kathy Sexton, Skokie she might not like it, but it'syears old. children, teens and adults.than last year. Public Library readers serv- been good." Participants submitted en- The Niles-Maine pro- iceslibrarian,said more Mariah Ghouri hasa volunteeredasa"bigbrary offered a successfultries after reading books orgram allowed participants than 3,700 children andchild who has been in the buddy" for the first time this all-family reading programengaging in other activities to earn tokens for reading adults registered for Campprogram for two years and summer. She was pairedthis summer, said libraryfor the chance to win prizes, books and other activities Imagine, which finished inanother who participated with an 8-year-old boy, sheHead of Youth Servicessaid adult reference libran- and to try to win prizes. the middle of August. the first time this summer. said. Sharon Levine. an Megan RosoL "The numbers were About 65 percent of par- "I think this really gives "We've been reading a "We've been doing sum- According toRosol, the reallybigthissummer," ticipants earned at least onethem a good opportunity tochapter book together,"mer reading programs for Jibrary received 1,810 en- Muskivitch said. "It didn't of 15 badges, and 61 peopleread and share theirNoor said. "Every day weyears, but this is the second-- -triesfoi- adults a1thoui=matter which age group. earned all 15 of the available thoughts and ideas withget throughatleast 20year we've done it with a---that number included-some----Our numbers- -were up badges, officials said. other students that are notpages. I read to him some,punch card " she said. "Peo-multiple entries from theacross the board." "Every year was a differ- their age' she said. and he also reads to me?' ple who paiticipate love it." saine participants. ent summer reading theme Niles West High School Like Skokie, the smaller Accordingto library hëad "We absolutely didn't ex- iisaaepioneeriocaLcom - until last year, which wassophomore Saeeda NoorLincolnwood Public Li-ofmarketingchrispect as big of a response as

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BUY TWO ADS, RANDY BLASER There's a story about Joe GET ONE DiMaio that I like. It's in the late innings of a game near the end of the season and DiMaio hits an easy single that he legs FRE out for a double going in hard to second base. After the game, a reporter asked This special offer is for new advertisers OR the great sluer why he went so hard in a meaning- advertisers increasing theircurrent media spend. less game near the end of the year. ROB CARR/GETIY IMAGES Joe answered that there Baseballs sit ri the well during the Champioinship Game of might be someone in the the Little League World Series between Japan and the stands that day who never Southwest Team from Texas at Lamade Stadium on Aug. saw him play before. Joe 27¡n South Williamsport, Pa. wanted to make sure that one fan understood how he is now an apparent di- That's not all. There's played baseball. nosaur as the best athletes been an increase in repeti- In all things, DiMaio are gleaned from the ranks tive injuries, burnout and left little doubt in the minds ofneighborhood house depression among kids who ofall who saw him play that leagues to play on elite are focusing on one SpOrt all he was the best travel teams. the time. How did he get to be the These young athletes There is a social cost, too, best? How did hebecome play all summer long, tray- as the term "elite" just Joltin' Joe DiMaio, the eling in tournaments across doesn't refer to talented Yankee Clipper? the country, with parents athletes. Family income Parents of aspiring youngpaying thousands of dollars required for travel teams ballplayers all across the for equipment, travel and make it more and more of country are searching for lodging costs and giving up an exclusive club, with such an answer and think vacations and holidays, lower-income families they found it in the latest pursuing a dream ofa full being shut out craze to hit youth sports - ride scholarship to college It raises the question: travel teams. and perhaps a professional What's the point ofa kid The impact ofthese elite contract. playingbaseball, or any sports programs - starting The idea is that when a sport for that matter? The for some kids as young as 9 kid plays more baseball, the chance to become a big years old - are a lot less better he'll get And playing leaguer? There are only Contact Angel than turning a child into theagainst better athletes will about 750 ofthem in a today to get started: next Joe DiMaio or Mike make him or her better still. country of323 million. As I Trout Statistics don't bear that used to tell the kids I [email protected] Time magazine in a out Ofthe 7 million high coached who got distraught report last week chronicled school athletes in the over an error or strikeout, 7O8-8872973 the impact elite travel teamsUnited States, only 2 per- "Nothing that happens on are having on youth sports, cent even play at a top-level the field today will deter- and it is hardly positive. college, according to the mine whether you make the CHICAGO TRIBUNE Youth sports is a $15.3 Time magazine piece. Big Leagues." billion market that has Those Stats show that It should be fun, fun like grown by 55 percent since maybe elite athletes are turning a sure single into a 2010. But Little League born, not made. And the double by going hard into Baseball, formed to give all cost is high, with fumilies second base, even when the kids a real chance to play paying up to 10 percent of game isn't on the line. real baseball, is down 20 their income to finance a percent What was once child on an elite travel team. RandyBlaser is afreelwice New York Yankees for kids At that rate, a family could columnist. baseball, culminating in the easily save enough to fi- Little League World Series, nance a college education. OPINION 17 Kindness, generosity provide antidote to poisonous r: presidential behavior o

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Ein Prosit! You'll be hearing that beloved German phrase soon as Oktoberfest season sets in. From dachshund parades to keg tappings to those perennial beer-barrel polkas, it's time to put on your best lederho- sen. Here's a list of places where you can raise a stein. Chicago German-American Oktoberfest Lincoln Square, Lincoln and Leland avenues, Chicago It's one of the biest, best street parties in Chicago, and it's right off the Western stop on the Brown Line. The annual Chi- cago German-American Oktoberfest will take place 5to 11p.m. Sept. 8, noon to 11p.m. Sept. 9 and noon to 10p.m. Sept. 10. There will be a special German Mass at 11a.m. Sept10. There will be live music, authentic food and drinks, entertainment and shop- ping The annual parade is at 2 p.m. Sept. 9 from Lincoln Avenue and Irving Park Road. See www.germanday.con/oktoberfest Oak Park's Oaktoberfest Marion Street and North Boulevard, down- town Oak Park Oak Park's Oaktoberfest takes place 4:30- 10p.m. Sept. 15 and from noon to 10p.m. Sept. 16. The event features food, craft beer, live music and even a root beer garden for UNITED GERMAN-AMERICAN SOCIETIES OF GREATER CHICAGO kids, open noon to 5p.m. Sept. 16. The root German Day Lincoln Square Dancers with the Chicago Edelweiss Club entertain Oktoberfest goers on a float in the Von Steuben Parade. beer garden will feature zucchini races, a ninja obstacle course, root beer floats and bands. See wwwHofbrauhaus live music throughout the weekend and day on Sept 30. Admission includes a half- games. For adults, there will be a variety of Chicago.con'events. games and activities for kids. The craft beer liter stein ofbeer, which you can buy tickets craft beers. Three live bands will play on tasting sessions will be held in a spirited to refill with any ofeight beers on tap (in- Sept. 15; four bands will play on Sept. 16. Oktoberfest German beer hall within St Alphonsus cludingRev's Oktoberfest ofcourse). There Admission is free See wwwOaktoberfest church. Kinderfest will take place 11 am. to will be live music, and tickets can be used to .net. at St. Aiphonsus 5 p.m. on Sept 30 and Oct 1. There will be buy food and merchandise. See Roman Catholic Church activities for kids, including polka lessons. www.Revbrew.con/events. Hoibrauhaus Oktoberfest See wwOktoberfestChicago.org. St. Alphonsus Roman Catholic Church, 1429 Center of Concern Hoforauhaus, 5500 Park Place, Rosemont w Wellington Ave, Chicago Revolution Brewing At Hofbrauhaus in Rosemont, Oktober- Oktoberfest Chicago, a long-standing Oktoberfest fest isn't just one day or a weekend it tradition, will take place at St. Aiphonsus Oktoberfest Party Park Ridge Country Club, 636 N. Prospect stretches out six weeks. Oktoberfest festiv- Roman Catholic Church from 5-10 p.m. Revolution Brewing 2323 MilwaukeeAve., Ave., Park Ridge ities will start at Hofbrauhaus on Sept. 15 Sept 29, 11 am. to 10 p.m. Sept 30 and Chicago The Center ofConcern will host its annu- and run until Oct. 29. There will be live 12:30-4:30 p.m. Sept. 31 at the corner of Revolution Brewing will host its annual al Oktoberfest celebration from 6 to 11 p.m. German music, games and fun competitions Lincoln, Wellington and Southport in Chi- Oktoberfest celebration on Milwaukee on Sept. 30 at the Park Ridge Country Club. throughout the six weeks. Check the web- cago. Activities will include craft beer tast- Avenue outside the brewpub. The event site for the schedule of German dancers and ings Sept. 29 and 30, German food and beer, takes place noon to 10 p.m. Sept 29 and all Turn to Oktoberfest,Page 20 20 GO Gijtar 4 festival ' Septl5andl6

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' Oct.5-15 "Whatgood is sitting alone inyour roomf Come bear the musicplayt' These upbeat lyrics, hide a dark secret. There is a storm ofcruelty and political upheaval brewing in 1930s Germany. DIE-MUSIKMEISTERS PHOTO Sally and the other performers at the Kit Kat Klub choose to live in carefree ignorance The Die-Musikmeisters are one of the hardest working oompah bands during Oktoberfest believing that politics have no place in their lives offreedom and fun. season, appearing at multiple festivals.

Oct. 20, 8 p.m. Oktoberfest,from Page19 mis popuiar event transforms the Performing Arts Center The lederhosen-bedazzled festival will c:Ji\_Z into a cool jazz lounge featuring the Oakton Jazz Band benefit the Center of Concern, which is a LO U N G E under the direction ofRobert Evans. local social services agency dedicated to helping people in need in the area. The A poetic, whimsical and tender event will feature a German beer garden, live music, games, auctions and a German story about a man who spends his The / buffet dinner with complimentary wine. life studying dying languages but Tickets are $60 in advance and $75 at the is unable to use his own words to J4t[1 door. See www.CenterOfConcern.org/ express himseifto those he loves. oktoberfest or call 847-823-0453. With moments of magical realism, k Evanston Oktoberfest the play provokes the imagination < like the works of Gabriel Garcia Craft Beer Festival Marquez or Sarah RuM. Oct. 26 - Nov. 5 1818 Maple Ave., Evanston OAKTOBERFESrPHOTO The third annual Evanston Oktoberfest Kids will have plenty of activities to try out takes place from 1-6 p.m. Oct. 15 in the park- at Oak Park's Oaktoberfest. Enjoy an evening featuring ing lot behind the Hilton Garden Inn, 1818 the Oakton String Ensemble Maple Ave. The fest will feature craft beer, will include food and beer. Admission is (7/t/)uI2# led by noted violist Daniel food, live music and fun. Participating free, but a $5 wristband will get you access (i' q,/ restaurants and breweries include Smylie to balloon twisting face painting, games and Golden, and the Guitar Brothers, Peckish Pig Yeero Revolution, bounce houses. See wwwprparks.org. GUITAR AND STRINGS RECITAL Ensemble under the direction Bangers & Lace and La Cocinita. The War ofYale School of Music and Treaty duo will provide live music. Mount Prospect Downtown Dec. 4, 8 p.m. trainedTom Clippert.. Evanston Oktoberfest is a fundraiser for Downtown Evanston, a nonprofit organiza- Merchants Association Fall tion that manages and markets the down- Festival/Oktoberfest Dec. 8, 8 p.m. town Evanston business district See www4owntownevanston.org/ Emerson Street andBusseAvenue, Mount The Oakton Jazz Band wraps up the semester with an oktoberfest Prospect exhilarating evening under the direction of Robert The Mount Prospect Downtown Mer- Evans. Come for the special celebration ofthe 100th Oktoberfest at Hodges Park chants Association will host its annual Fall anniversary of the birth ofjazz pianist, Thelonius Monk. Festival and Oktoberfest from 4-11 p.m. Oct Hodges Park, 101 Courtland Ave., Park Ridge 13 and 1-11 p.m. Oct 14. The kids program The Park Ridge Park District is teaming will be held from 1-4 p.m. Oct 14. Highlights up with local eateries Holt's and Ay Cara- include hay rides, pumpkin decorating and mba for an Oktoberfest celebration noon-9 a trick-or-treat candy line. From 4-11 p.m. p.m. Oct21 in Hodges Park ADJ will play Oct 14 there will be authentic German !OaktonCommunity College from noon to 5 p.m., and live bands will music and food. The popular German band For details. visit www.oakton.edu/showtime. 1600East GolfRd., Des Plaines perform from 5-9 p.m. Kids activities will Phenix will play from 6-11 p.m. See take place from noon to 5 p.m. The event wwwMPDowntown.con/events. Section 2

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The early work ofplaytime Commentary: Academic preschools may harm children in the long term Page 3 2 MOMMY ON A SHOESTRING t Great idea!j Hardgrove-Koleno was con- Mom entrepreneurs who took 'aha' moments to marketplace founded. She couldn't find a truly healthy sports drink. "Whenever my kids were playing sports, there was tons ofGatorade on the sidelines and it was a staple for the team snack. I couldn't BETH ENGELMAN believe it. That drink is bright Mommy on a Shoestring blue or green and has tons of sugar and artificial dyes, not Getting kids to eat their veg- exactly what you want to put in gies, making mealtime less stress- your kids' bodies," she said. ful - moms have always been Hardgrove-Koleno didn't find problem-solvers. But some of any good options. All the healthi- them have turned their problems er drinks into opportunities, and I recently tasted terrible. chatted with several such mom Seeing this entrepreneurs about how they void as an did it. opportunity, Hardgrove- Koleno and a Eat your veggies former law- Julie Lincoln's son was a picky school class- eater. He hated all vegetables mate, Dan unless they were doused with Trainor, dis- salad dressing that often con- cussed the Sarah Hard- tamed additives, preservatives JULIE LINCOLN possibility of grove-Koleno and sugar. Not an ideal situation. Julie Lincoln teamed up with natural food scientist Josh Young to start Vegy Vida, a GMO-free dressing. creating their is co-founder Lincoln, like so many parents, own organic of KRa sport wanted her child to eat healthy - end of 2017. people with learning challenges. sports drink. drink. or as healthy as possible. So when "My best advice to other entre- The company partnered with Along with she met natural food scientist, preneurs is be willing to fail;' Planet Access Company which Annie Hesser, Hardgrove- Josh Young, changes began. Lincoln said. "You will encounter provides training and employ- Koleno's tennis partner at the They teamed up to create Vegy failure at every turn, so you need ment for adults with devel- time, they created KRa Vida (vegyvida.com), an all- to be able to accept the failure, opmental disabilities. (drinldcra.com). natural, GMO-free dressing and learn from it and move on. You Working with PAC lets Barn- It's an organic sports drink dip that enhances the flavor of will have to make tough choices hart and McKay focus on growingsimilar to major brands, but with vegetables without masking them and take risks but in the end, it their business and creating new less sugar, fewer calories, and no with processed ingredients and will make you stronger and bet- spice blends and recipes while artificial dyes or chemicals. In sugar. ter." employees at PAC do the labeling less than three years KRa is "Kids have three times more and packaging. The company quickly becoming a favorite of taste buds than adults and can Making dinnertime currently sells blends in a numberathletes ofall sports, including taste things more intensely' said of stores including Sunset Foods, professionals like Glenn Rob- Lincoln. so they easily pick up on less stressful ZEN OF SLOW COOKING select Whole Foods stores and on inson III, who recently won the their bitter taste, which can be "When my kids were younger, Meg Barnhart, left, and Jane Amazon.com. NBA Slam Dunk Contest. overpowering. "That's why kids dinnertime was my biggest McKay are co-founders of Zen of They have also partnered with The company also gives back are predisposed to sugar added to worry," said Meg Barnhart, co- Slow Cooking. Peapod to create slow cooker to the community through their so many foods to hide the flavor." founder ofthe Zen ofSlow Cook- meal kits that make cooking din- KRa for Play program, providing Vegy Vida incorporates an ing (thezenofslowcooking company, which she co-founded ner even easier. equipment and support for ingredient found in cucumber .com). "My husband was con- with culinary expert Jane McKay. Barnhart's advice for aspiring sports programs in underserved extract that naturally softens the stantly traveling and my three Together they created a line of entrepreneurs is simple and areas. "It's amazing to watch our flavor of veies, rendering them kids were going in three different gourmet-inspired spice blends heartfelt "Develop a list of core company grow and to also see less bitter. directions. Getting a healthy meal that allow at-home chefs, even values and guiding principles. the great things we have been "Because Vegy Vida enhances on the table was virtually impos- novices, to make delicious, nutri- Find a partner who you love and able to do for the community," the natural flavor of vegetables, sible' tious meals in the slow cooker. be prepared for a lot of hard said Hardgrove-Koleno. we are able to train our children's When a friend suggested Barn- "Our goal is to relieve last- work, seven days a week, and Thinking about starting your palates to enjoy vegetables, rather hart purchase a slow cooker, she minute panic with the knowledge don't be afraid to ask for advice own business? Hardgrove- than seek ways to hide the flavor;' recalled, "It sounds silly, but using that a meal is quietly bubbling from those who may be a step Koleno offers this advice: "I'll Lincoln said. a slow cooker really changed my away," Barnhart said. ahead of you." take a line from the Life is Good The company is only a few life. I was able to restore peace As the company grew and brand - 'Do what you like, like years old, but is growing expo- and calm in my home by focusing orders started to roll in, Barnhart Finding a healthier what you do.' Ifyou are able to nentially. Currently, Vegy Vida is my attention on my kids, while and McKay set their sights on inspire others with the positive sold in more than 1,700 stores dinner slowly came together' phase two oftheir business plan: sports drfrik energy you have for what you do, (including Walmart) and ex- Barnhart's kitchen epiphany making a positive impact on the Though a busy attorney and you will find great success in pected to be in 6,000 stores by the soon led to the creation of her lives ofothers, specifically those mother offour athletic kids, Sarah life." COVER STORY

COMMENTARY The early work of playtime Academic preschools may harm children ¡n long term

By Jessica Smock stands that play, as Fred The Washington Post Rogers famously said, is "the work of childhood." Standing at the creek's Children learn by running, edge, my son carefully building, imagining climb- drops his wooden boat into in& storytelling, exploring, the water. He follows his pretending and singing. It's classmates along the banks, how they build the founda- guiding their boats with the tion for the academic skills attached knitted string, a that are so critical later on. small parade of colorful Increasingly as a society, sails and bright rubber we are in danger of forget- boots. ting that the chance to The children occa- engage in unscripted, play- sionally look behind them ful learning is one of the and smile proudly at their primary things that young parents. children deserve from It's Regatta Day at my adults, as early childhood son's preschool, and the educator Erika Christakis teachers, parents and chil- writes in "The Importance dren have hiked into the ofBeing Little: What Pre- woods behind the school to schoolers Really Need launch the little boats. It's a From Grownups." 'Play is special day to celebrate the the foundational building children's weeks of hard block ofhuman cognition, MARK KODIAK UKENA/PIONEER PRESS work on this project emotional health, and social Okine. left, La-nya. orange, and Jayceon, right, make some shapes using cookie cutters and play material during a new They've built the boats behavior," Christakis writes. Day Care program at the McGaw YMCA in Evanston. out ofpieces of wood. "Play improves memory They've knitted the boat's and helps children learn year ofacademic preschool instruction can be hannful attended academic pre- Early childhood trainer and string. They've painted and mathematical problems in outperformed those who to kids' long-term devel- schools were more pre- advocate Amanda Morgan, sewed the sails. their heads, take turns, attended play-based pre- opment. For instance, one pared for kindergarten than who blogs at Not Just Cute, They've learned about regulate their impulses, and schools by an equivalent of study comparing students their peers who hadn't compares the early work of creating and following speak with greater com- two-and-a-halfmonths of who had attended "aca- attended preschool. How- play to the foundation of a patterns, about using pa- plexity" instruction. demic" preschools with ever, by second grade, the house. Morgan writes, tience and self-regulation to Researchers have docu- To me, this is hardly those who had attended students who hadn't gone 'learning foundations are persevere through mistakes mented how kindergarten surprising; and no parent "child-initiated' play-based to these preschools were built through play and and challenges, about has become the new first should conclude from this preschools over several performingbetter. The experience. And we can't understanding numbers grade (or even second), single study that their child years concluded that "chil- preschool-attending kids by afford to skip that A push- through counting and se- how recess has disappeared would be better off attend- dren's long-term progress this point had more nega- down curriculum isn't quencing, about asking for from too many American ing a "rigorously" academic may be slowed by overly tive attitudes toward school helping kids to get ahead, help when assistance is elementary schools and preschool. Ifchildren are academic preschool experi- and worse work habits. it's simply ignoring the needed. They've strength- how preschools are increas- given direct instruction in ences that introduce for- Were they simply "burned critical role ofthe founda- ened their control over their ingly places where children literacy numbers and math malized learning experi- out?" tion' little hands and finrs. are expected to spend large concepts, they will do bet- ences too early for most We live in a fast-paced Preschoolers should not All without a work sheet, amounts oftime "working" ter on assessments than children's developmental world full ofglobal compe- spend their days at desks, a flashcard or a vocabulary at their desks. As reported kids who haven't been status. Pushing children too tition. Parents are busy and filling out work sheets and lesson at a tiny desk. If you in The New York Times, a exposed to those skills yet soon may actually backfire always looking for timesav- learning sight words. Child- ask my son what he did at recent study has gotten a lot The study, however, only when children move into ers, "hacks" and quick fixes. hood is too important for school on any given day, he of attention for susting examined the short-term the later elementary school We don't want our kids to that will say, 'Play." that this more "rigorous" impact ofa type of pro- grades and are required to get left behind. And he is right He plays academic approach to grani it did not measure think more independently But child development Jessica Smock is a freelance and does hands-on activ- children's education might whether those gains stretch and take on greater respon- doesn't work like that We wther and aformer teacher ities all day, but that doesn't be better for kids. The study beyond kindergarten. sibility for their own learn- can't rush our kids' brains andeducator with a doctor- mean he isn't engaged in found that at the end of Other studies have found ing process' to learn more, learn faster ate in educational policy serious learning I chose a kindergarten, kids who had that early exposure to Another study in Ten- or learn in the style of based in New York. school for him that under- experienced at least one teacher-directed academic nessee found that kids who miniaturized grown-ups. PETS Separating cats easier when young me, the guilt feelings of decid- Felines can form ing when the "right" time to euthanize her were over- strong bonds despite whehning I pray I never need solitary stereotype to make that decision again. - Donna B. Tampa, FL By Cathy M. Rosenthal Tribune Content Agency A: Ifyou have pets, then you will likely have to make the eutha- Q: My son, a second-year nasia-decision at some point veterinary student, and I during their lives. It is part of the adopted two cats. They are grand bargain we make when we brothers about 13 weeks now. agree to share our homes with We adopted them three weeks animals that we outlive by dee- ago. My son is returning to ades. The best we can hope for is school with one of the cats. I that our pets either die of natural work full time. Will the cats be causes, as with your kitty, or live OK once separated? Is there to a ripe old age and don't develop anything we can do to make the health problems that force us to separation easier? - Donna G., make a euthanasia decision earli- Oceanside, NY er in their lives. You are not alone in this feel- A: It's great you are thinking ing. Regardless ofwhen this deci- about how your cats might react sion is made, it's always a difficult to this life change and trying to one for pet parents to make. Sadly, prepare them for it. some people swear off adopting Ifyour two cats were older, I ftiture pets as a result, saying it's would have concerns about sepa- just too painful to think about. rating them. Cats can form very JUSTIN SULLIVAN/GETTY Eventually, most people adopt tight feline friendships, and a CathyM.Rosenthal writes that bonded cats that have been together for many years may suffer depression again when memories of the bonded pair can be difficult to or behavior issues when separated, so it is best to split up a bonded pair while the cats are still young. happy times spent with their pet separate. Bonded cats that have eclipses the grief and they sud- been together for many years maystill very young and should adapt you for comfort. vet can result in a little hissing denly long for that friendship suffer depression or behavior more easily to their new living Ifyou do see behavior changes, between friendly cats since the again. Anyone who has ever had a issues when separated. That's conditions. Cats this age are often the best thing you and your son returning cat will suddenly smell companion animal can relate to why animal shelters that receive a adopted separately at shelters. can do is provide them with different to the other cat. So, be your feelings. pair of bonded cats work hard to There is nothingyou can do to plenty oflove and attention until sure to also give them time to place them together. People often prepare them, butjust know they they adapt to their new living adjust when they are brought Cathy M. 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"The Nightingale" by Kristin Hannah book lovers: "Ali The Light We Cannot See" by Anthony Doerr "A Gentieman in Moscow" by Amor 5 podcasts Towles "The Book Thief" by Markus Zusak "The Magic Strings of Fran kie Presto" by Mitch Albom you'll want -Denise C., Lincolnwood I'm feeling Charles Baxter's "The Feast to check out of Love" as the right read for Denise.

"Between Shades of Gray" by Ruta Sepetys "The Devii in the White City: Mur- der, Magic, and Madness at the Fair That Changed America" by Erik Larson "The Giri on the Train" by Paula Hawkins "Ali the Light We Cannot See" by ISTOCK ILLUSTRATION Anthony Doerr "Just One Evii Act" by Elizabeth By John Warner "So Many Damn Books" episode, New Yorker fiction editor George - Carol R., Crest wood ChicagoTribune Hosted by extreme book enthusiasts Deborah Treisman invites a prominent Christopher Hermelin and Drew author to read and discuss a short story by Checking the Biblioarchives, I see it's Broussard out of a New York apartment, someone else that originally appeared in For Carol, I'm going with Lori Rader- been over three years since I recom- this podcast features a combination of The New Yorker. We hear Mary GaitSkiII Day's latest, "The Day i Died' a tidy mended book-related podcasts. recommendations, book chat and guest read John Cheever, Junot Diaz read little work of suspense. Wíth the way they're proliferating, I interviews (including Francine Prose, Edwidge Danticat and Allan Gurganus should do it annually or maybe even Jonathan Lee, ElifBatuman, and, in the read Grace Paley. Steeped in the long monthly. interest of full disclosure, me. Each episodelegacy ofNew Yorker fiction, the stories In addition to recommending a couple also highlights a book- or guest-inspired themselves are often (though not always) of my enduring favorites - Michael Sil- cocktail to be imbibed while listening great, but it is the conversation afterward "The Waterworks" by E. L. Doctorow verblatt's "Bookworm" and "Otherp- Above all, it's clear the hosts are having that I find most edifying. It's a glimpse at "Italian Shoes" by Henning Mankell pl With Brad Listi" - these are some of thefun.Invariably the guest authors are sucked how writers think about fiction and "The Zookeeper's Wife: A War book programs I listen to when I want in, too, and next thing you know, you're storytelling, as drawn out by Treisman, Story" by Diane Ackerman quality book conversation in my ears. eavesdropping on a book-related party. I'm who has been the gatekeeper at the "Ragtime" by E. L. Doctorow often smiling while listening to this one. institution for 15 years. "Northanger Abbey" by Jane Austen "The Book Review" - RosalieB., OakForest This weekly podcast hosted by New "Lit Up" "Book Fight" York Times Book Review editor Pamela Hosted byjournalist Angela You'll find a different kind of Need something with a historical angle, Paul benefits from the institutional weight Ledgerwood, "Lit Up" is more polished conversation at "Book Fight,' hosted by which leads me to "Pym" by Mat John- of its sponsor, drawing many prominent than "So Many Damn Books," but the Tom McAllister and Mike Ingram, two son. figures - recently including Amy discussion with a featured author each writers and graduates ofthe Iowa Writers' Schumer, David Sedans and Al Franken - week still ranges widely, from writing to Workshop. Essentially it's two buddies, to talk about their books. But for my life itself. Primarily oriented around fictionboth ofthem funny, arguing about books, money, the key is Paul, who showed the (Tom Perrotta, J. Courtney Sullivan, Jenny essays or stories. They have well over 200 depth of her book passions in "My Life Zhang), with a smattering of nonfiction episodes banked, so ifyou don't like one With Bob: Flawed Heroine Keeps Book of memoir/essayists (Samantha Irby, Dani fight, there's always another. Get a reading from Books, Plot Ensues." (Bob is the name Paul Shapiro), the show works both if you know Ifyou have afavorite book podcast I'm gives the journal in which she records her and love the work, or if you're just being missing hit me up on email at bookschi the Biblioracle! reading experiences.) In addition to the introduced to a new author. cagotribune.com. l'tn always loo kingfor Send a list of the last five books you've celebrities, Paul brings in editors and more. read to [email protected]. reviewers to add depth and color to the "The New Yorker: Fiction" Write "Biblioracle" in the subject line. Book Review content This one is only monthly, but it offers John Warner is the author of"Tougli Day for content no other show can match. In each theArmy." Twitter @biblioracle uzzle ¡skin For interactive puzzles and games go to chicagotribunecom/games

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Bid on 17 one-of-a-kind chairs from time I heard the song, "We know those songs and Are The World." I was in you're anticipating your Anthony Michael, Brooke Lang, The Golden Thangle. college at the time, and I feelings about them. Those Edyta & Co., M. Grace and more with ail proceeds couldn't believe so many feelings are tied to in- benefiting Designs for Dignity. well-known, incredible creased levels of dopamine singers gxt together for JACKIE PILOSSOPH and they're why we seek one night to produce a Love Essentially out the songs we love." really beautiful song to Colby said songs. be- bring attention to hunger in Africa. yond maldng people feel good, create a Written by Lionel Richie and Michael common, shared experience. Jackson, "We Are The World," which won 'How many weddings have you been to numerous awards, including three Gram- where the first dance was a song that was mys, touched me deeply. It would become part ofan early memory for the couple? one ofmy all-time favorites songs, and They shared a meaningful experience and throughout my life, during times I felt like for whatever reason, there was a song I needed to be inspired or I just wanted to attached to that experience," Colby said. frei better, I watched the video. "Most parents had a song or two that we So last weekend, when Lionel Richie sang to our children when they were little, began singing "We Are The World" duringand singing that song reminds us of when his concert at the United Center, I was they were helpless and cute, which makes instantly overcome with emotion. Tears us feel all warm and fuzzy?' sprung to my eyes after he sang the first I asked Colby the question: How do line, as wonderful memories came flood- songwriters come up with these abso- ing back to that sweet, innocent time in lutely beautiful and sometimes tragic my life that was filled with curiosity, col- lyrics? lege fun and the excitement and hope that "I went to a songwriting workshop CF- I R S.t' a young person carries for a bright future. years ago in which one ofthe clinicians After the first verse, I realizedIwas not told us that the more intimate we could alone in the strong feelings the song was make our lyrics, the more universal their bringing out in me. The entire audience appeal," she said. "What he was trying to CF- PITY seemed temporarily transported back to say is that great songs tap into the human the'80s.This was evident when Richie condition: how we feel about the highs pointed the mic at the massive crowd and and lows of living our lives. Every one of every person was singing the chorus. And us has fallen in love and nearly all of us every person knew every single word. have experienced profound loss at one What is it about hearing an old song time or another. Songwriters are people that makes people feel so deeply? How canwho have both the need and the ability to a melody and some words bring out such articulate those feelings within the frame- sentimental feelings, to the point where work of music." they smile or laugh or cry? Why do cou- I left the Lionel Richie concert smiling ples choose songs that they call "our from ear to ear. I've felt great ever since. song?" And why did I feel overjoyed and Here's the thing about music: Everyone warm and happy for the entire two-hour is unique in his or her taste, and actually, show that included hits like "Truly;' "All some people reading this might not appre- Night Long," "Say You Say Me," "Hello," ciate the songs ofLionel Richie. ButI "Sail On" and "Three Times a Lady?" guarantee, every person has a certain For answers to these questions, I reac- sound or voice or lyrics to which they feel hed out to Meredith Colby, a North Shore- a connection. That connection might get based voice development expert and song- them through a bad day. It might calm writer, who has been a musician for 30 them during a stressful time. It could years. Colby said there is actually scientific inspire and motivate them, or it might Presented by Bene f!tia9 research that shows listening to songs we help someone cope with a hard situation. love releases the neurotransmitter dopa- Music might bring back a joyful memory PT s4 tnity mine in our brains, which regulates how It might make someone think of a person Ui -L.LL&SHL CHICAGOMAGAZINE we perceive and experience pleasure. they love. Or, it could just make someone "Isn't there a song that after hearing happy. What a gift music is. Thank you fpr Sponsored by only the first few notes of the introduction a great night, Lionel! GLOBAL MARSHALL'S I :)EsR;N you feel happy? Or a song that before you Jackie Pilossoph is afreelance columnist. LUXURY tLMAr LANDING CENTER even hear the first lyric calls up a memory She is the creator ofher divorce support that warms your heart?" said Colby, who is website, Divorced Girl Smiling and lives in the author of her book, "Money Notes: Chicago with her two children. 12 HEALTH

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A recent that she had to go to ture - afall.Suchafall blood loss, cardiac arrest, rates are so high. A 2017 avoided. review ofbotanical treat- Alcoholics Anonymous. doesn't usually occur from stroke, problems with European study found A: Normal potassium ments for psoriasis con- Much to my surprise, she hiking mountainous ter- anesthesia, infection and that, in people older than levels in the blood should firmed this (American rain, but rather from a blood clots. 60,15.1 percent of 463 range from 3.6 to 5.2. If Journal ofClinical Derma- We have been going to misstep or a loss of balance However, waiting too patients died within one potassium drops below 2.5, tology; August 2017). open meetings together within the home. In fact, long to have a surgery for a year of a hip fracture. A it is considered a medical Your method of applying for two weeks. She now 90 percent of hip fractures hip fracture can also lead 2010 American study of emergency. 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Ihave real hope that we muscles, and/or general- Another problem, be- calcium and maintaining much, either in candy or as The hot oil you found in are moving on a different ized weakness due to ill- fore and after surgery for a good vitamin D levels are a supplement, also can lead the Asian market is toasted path. Your thoughts? ness, medication and/or a hip fracture, is that elderly absolutely necessary. So is to high blood pressure, sesame oil infused with hot A: Some mouthwash prior stroke. To put it sim- patients are especially good overall health. En- fluid retention, headaches peppers. We've never heard contains as much as 27 ply, the more debility one likely to become delirious. courage it in yourself, and and hormonal imbalance. before ofanyone using it forpercent alcohol. That's has, the greater their One study found that 61 do what you can for those the itch ofpsoriasis. Your more than beer or wine. chance of falling; the hip percent of elderly patients you love. Q:Psoriasis is an in- caution to use a swab is The ethyl alcohol in fracture is often the conse- with a hip fracture had an flanunatory condition, well-taken. Capsaicin on mouthwash or hand sani- quence of that debility. So acute state of confusion. RobertAshley, M.D, is an and capsaicin fights in- sensitive tissues such as tizer is not intended for this debility; in itself, can be This confusion leads to internist and assistant flammation. I use chile oil eyes can burn for a long drinldng, however. In addi- a major reason for the greater agitation, an inabil- professor ofmedicine at the on the psoriasis on my time. tion, there are other ingre- increased death rates seen ity to eat and limited ability University of California, elbows. (You can find it in dients in such products that among people with hip to recover from a hip frac- Los Angeles. Asian markets, sold for Q:I take metfonnin to could make people ill. fractures. ture. In addition, confusion cooking.) 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Tweaks save home from teard own fate fornia. We hoped to bring a Addition fills bill little ofthat feeling to our for needed space home." Rather than looking like in just-right ranch an add-on, the porch is Q treated as a room well By Deborah K. Dietsch blended into the new wing The Washington Post ofthe house. Screened openings are sized to match Across the Washington the large windows of the area, modest Cape Cods and adjacent dining room. Colonials are routinely Cedar siding and an over- demolished to make way for hanging roofline extend supersized houses. from the protected outdoor But there are exceptions space to the rest of the to this market trend. On a addition. property adjoining one of "Maximizing outdoor the McMansions in Arling- space and preserving land- ton, Va., Daniela and Chris scape was key, so integrat- Sicuranza, both 40, chose to ing the screened porch into expand and renovate, rather the addition served tore- than replace, their 1955 duce its footprint," said JOHN MCDONNELL/WASHINGTON POST PHOTOS brick ranch house. architect Jon Hensley, who A screened porch is part of the renovation of Daniela and Chris Sicuranza's ranch home in ArlingtDn, Va. lt serves as a "We didn't want to tear led the design and reno- recreation space, a playroom, a second living room, an entertaining area and a place to enjoy meals and conversation. down and start over," said vation. Daniela Sicuranza, a free- "We had a lot ofideas at spaces. Inside the porch, the lanceTVnews producer. the beginning ofthe proj- At the opposite end of the walls are clad in stained "The house was solid and in ect," Hensley said. "We house, the existing master cedar like the exterior of the great condition. We just felt looked at addingto the front bedroom lacked an adjoin- addition, and floors are it needed some tweaks to and back ofthe house and ingbathroom and closets made ofdurable ipe. The suit our needs." going up. The bist chal- large enough to store ceffing is painted in Ben- Their biest change was lenge was matching the clothes and belongings. jamin Moore's Black Bean to build a 745-square-foot ideas with the budget." Byhuilding a new bed- Soup to match the dark rear addition, large enough The Sicuranzas were as room as part ofthe addition, brown exterior trim, garage for a dining room, a master particular in choosing the the Sicuranzas gained more door and frames ofthe new bedroom and a screened original ranch home to buy space and his-and-hers windows throughout the porch on the main level. as adding onto it. walk-in closets. The original house. Fiberglass screening "For us, it was just the "It took us three years to master bedroom was turned is super-fine to provide right amount of space we find the right house," Chris into a master bathroom, a more transparency than needed," said Chris Sicu- said. linen closet and a hallway metal mesh. ranza, a risk and compliance He and his wife pur- leading to the new bed- The entire yard is being consultant for consumer chased the home in 2009 room. refreshed accordingto a banks. for $725,000 based on its The addition of a dining room, which disappeared in the Ofall the spaces in the design by Arlington.Va., The three new spaces are cul-de-sac location, remod- previous owners' renovation, was critical for the Sicuranzas home, the new screened landscape architect Scott contained within a cedar- eled kitchen and proximity because they wanted a place to have family meals. porch next to the dining Brinitzer. clad rectangular structure to public schools. room has come to be the Along the side of house, that makes a bold statement "The lot is huge and family life. They declined to For Thanksgiving, we most used. More than a diseased and dying hemlock in the backyard but can't be private in the back, so that say how much they spent onrented long plastic tables bug-free perch to admire trees were removed and seen from the street. was the icing on the cake," the remodeling project and put them in the living the backyard, the multifunc- replaced with cryptomeria "It's our little secret," Daniela said. The original dining room room. It wasn't ideal." tional retreat serves as a trees. The evergreens play Chris said. After moving into the had disappeared when the The addition centers on a recreation space, a play- an essential role in the land- Drawn to clean lines and home, the couple became previous homeowners dining room offthe kitchen, mom, a second living room, scape design, screening the simple shapes, the home- parents to two daughters, incorporated it into their which features handblown an entertaining area and a view ofthe McMansion owners insisted on a mod- Gabriela andLucia,now 7 kitchen renovation. giass pendant lights and a place to enjoy meals and next door. em design for the addition. and 5, respectively. In 2015, "We really needed a place niche for displaying family conversation. "'When we were explor- they decided to add the to have meals with the kids photos. French doors on "We are out here all the Deborah K Dietsch is a ing inspiration," Daniela essential spaces missing and family," Chris said. "Our one side open to the time," Daniela said. "When freelanc said, "the homes we liked from the home and reno- only place to have dinner screened porch to increase it's cold, we'll come out and the most were all in Cali- vate the interiors to improve was at the kitchen island. the flow between the two wrap ourselves in blankets." 14 DREAM HOME

wrSTUDIOS PHOTOS Farm-like house in Hìnsdale: $2.2 million ADDRESS: 415 S. Park Ave. in Hinsdale ASKING PRICE: $2,195,000 Listed on Aug. 31,2017 Architectural details include soaring ceilings, rich hard- wood floors and formal spaces. The back stairway leads to the gourmet kitchen with top-of-the-line appliances, wet bar and breakfast area which opens to the family room with custom built- ins and a fireplace. The library has French doors, coffered ceiling and custom built-ins. Master suite with fireplace, tray ceiling and balcony. Patio with built-in fireplace overlooking the grounds dotted with mature trees and a pool. Agent Erin McLaughlin of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices KoenigRubloff Realty Group, 630-263-8755

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UNDER MEMORANDUM OF JUDGMENT vs. AUC11ON -PUBLIC AUCTION NorthOrook 2606IllinoisRd, Auction Center St. Joseph, IL 440 5675k 4Br/2.5Ba 2 car. hre- RECORDEDAS DOCUMENT NUMBER 1015941125; JIM A MILLER, RENA MILLER AND UNKNOWN September16th 9 AM 1504 LOTS OF COINS! Silver, Wheat, Defendants OWNERS AND NON RECORD CLAIMANTS, Mulford Rd., Lindenwood place, maple wood hoar, fin- Indian, Buffalo Barber Liberty, shed basement, brick driveway, lo CH 3726 Defendants IL Antiques, signs, bicycles, Morgan, PrOO5, MORÉ! w. NOTICE OF SALE 12 CH 1087 to place Firestone bicycre w/sotecar, all updated kitchen & bathroom, jimcsrtgan.com beautiful backyard. Open House PUBLIC NOTICE my hereby given that pursuant to a Judgment of Fore- NOTICE OF SALE wooden phonebooth,guns, closure entered in the above entitled cause on December 22 2016, PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thxt pursuant to a Judgment of Fore- soap-boxderby cars, paint 3-S:3Opw Every Sunday Intercounfy Judicial Sales Corporation will On Monday, september 25, DRIVERS - JOIN US FOR THE 312-388-4989 FrOntier Realty closure und Sale entered in the abane entitled cause on lune 22,2017 buckets,coin-opkidsrides. LONG HAuL" 111 Inc continues 2017, at the hour of 1 1 a.m in their office at l2OWest Madison Street, intercounty Judicial Sales Corporation will on Tuesday, September 26. MOREl www.kitsonauctions togrow - Familyowned, Suite 7ltA, Chicago, Illinois, sell ho the highest bidder for cash, the 2017 at the hour of 1 1 um, in their office at 120 West Madison Street, anad corn Driver satisfaction is a priority! Real Estate Wanted following described mortgaged real estafe: Suite 718A, Chicago, Illinois, sell at public auction to the highest bid- EXPERIENCED DRIVERS *Flatbed FIN. 04-20-200-037 der for cash, as set forth below, the following described mortgaged AUCTION -REAL ESTATE Step Deck VanLTL Reefer. Commonly known as 2835 HIGHLAND RO, NORTHBROOK, IL 60062 real estate AUCTION September 9th Full benefits WI Minimal health The mortgaged real estate io improved with a sirgle tarnily residence PIN. l0-25-220-lS1- O 10-25--220-002-0000. loam Casey,IL12) SEPARATO ins.Premiums, FREE after S Penn and Ranch - GOT LAND? If the sublect mortgaged real estate is a unit st a common interest Commonly known as 147 Dodge Ave., Evanston, IL 60202 PROPERTIES & AUC11ONS yearsi industry leading Driver community. the purchaser of the unit Other than a mortgagee shall The mortgaged real estate is improved with a single family residence, in the * Our Hsnters will Pay Top SSS To VACANT LAND TILLABLE BonusProgram!Musthave hunt your land. Call for a Free pay the assessments required by subsection 1g-l) of Section 18.5 of If the sublect mortgaged real estate is a unit of a common interest WOODS * PASTURE * Class A CDC & 2 yrs OTR Exp. the Condominium Property Act. * info packet & Quote 1866-309- community, the purchaser ot the unit other than a mortgagee shall POND CREEK HUNTING Call Ruth or Mike at UI nc 1507 w"Mv BasecampLeasing. Sale terms: 10% down by certdied funds, balance within 24 hOurs, by pay the assessments required by subsection 1g-li of Section 18.5 of *RECREATIONAL* FISHING certified fundo. No refunds The property will NOT be open for inspec- * * 1-800-222-S732 Applyonline com the Condominium Property Act. HOUSE CABIN POLE ttitrucking.com tion, Sale terms, 10% down by certified tunds, balance, by certified tands, BUILDING * HOMESITES Details, For information call Mr. Ira T, Nevel at Plaintiff's Attorney, Law Offices within 24 hOurs, NO refunds The property will NOT be open tor In- photos, video © DRIVERS- Paid CDL 'thaining 8e Judicial Sales - Real of Ira T. Nevel 175 North Franklin Street, Chicago, Illinois 60606. 1312) spection www.ucmarshall corn u truck driver in Illinois.I-fired Estate 357-1125 Rel. No, 10-3569N For information call Ms. Kimberly S. Reid at Plaintiff's Attorney, Kluever on the first day. It's a 10h, not a INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION O Platt, L L C., 65 EastWacker Place, Chicago, Illinois 60601 13121 236- school You get paid while you Selling Officer, 1312)444-1122 0077. BOATS.***THEBOATDOCK*** leam. w.roehI.jobs/iIlrnoit 13058918 INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION We Bu5 & Consign Used Boats1 8/24/2017, 8/31/2017, 9/7/2017 5138763 Selling Officer, 1312)444-1122 Springfield, Illinois 217-793-7300 Wanted to Buy 13058934 w'wttieboatdock.corn ***ThE EQUAL 8/24/2017, 8/31/2017, 917/2017 5138782 BOAT DOCK*** IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIVISION HOUSING ROUNDPOINT MORTGAGE SERVICING CORPORATION Plaintiff, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS CAMPERS Colmano RV - We WANTED TO BUY- COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIVISION buy/consign used Campers OLD COIN OPERATED OPPORTUNITIES 'RENDAN M. CUNNINGHAM, KRISTINE A. CUNNINGHAM, MORGAN WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. O RV'O 217-787-8653 w'. MACHINES STANLEY CREDIT CORPORATION F/KJA MORGAN STANLEY DEAN WIT- Plaintiff, colmansrv.COrn S PAYING TOP DOLLAR! S All real estate advertised in TER CREDIT CORPORATION -PINBALL MACHINES Defendants ICASIANO A/EJA JAY S ICASIANO, CAPITAL ONE BANK IUSAI, N.A Bris newspaper is subjedl lo 12 CH 020230 S/I/I TO CAPITAL ONE BANK -GUMBALL MACHINES Defendants EDUCATION the Federal Fair Housing Act. 5340 MONROE STREET -SLOT MACHINES SKOKIE, IL 60077 13 CH 21848 which makes ilillegal to ad- NOTICE OF SALE 7815 1'RIPP AVENUE SKOKIE, IL 60076 CALL: 773-774-3307 vertise any preference. limita- PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of Foreclosure and Sa!e entered in the above cause on July 13, 2017, an NOTICE OF SALO hon. sr discriminahon based agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, sell al 10 30 AM on October PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of on race. color,religion,sex, 16, 2017, at The Judicial Sales Corporation, One South Wacker Drive, Foreclosure and Sale entered in the atroce cause on December 14, 2016 an agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will al 1530 AM on Training & Education handicap,familixlstatus,nr CHICAGO, IL, 60606, oeIl at public auction to the highest bidder, as set torth below the tollowing described real estate: October 10, 201 7, al The Judicial SalesCorporation, One South Wacker nahonalorigin,inthesale, Commonly known as 5340 MONROE STREET, SKOKIE, IL 60077Property Drive, CHICAGO, IL, 60606 seIl at public auction to the highest bidder, renIaI, or hnancing of housing. Index No, 10-21-311-053, Property Indes No. 110-21-311-027, 10-21- as set forth below, the following described real estate 311-028 and 10-21-311-529 - undeYyng) Commonly known as 7815 TR1PP AVENUE, SKOKIE, IL h007bFroperty EDUCATION / TRAINING ' NEW In addition the Illinois indeo No. 10-27-211-065-0000. YEAR, NEW AVIATION CAREER- 'The real estate io improved wrth a single family residence. Human Rights Act prohibits Sale ternis: 25% down of the highest bid by certified tundo at the The real estate is improved with a single family home with a detached I GET FAA CERTIFICA11ON garage. TRAINING. FINANCIAL AID discrimination based on age, close of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales Corporation. No third WANTED WHEAT CENTS & party checks will be accepled. The balance in certified funds/or wire Sale terms, 25% down of the highest bid by certified funds at the IF QUALIFIED - CAREER SILVER COINS. - ancestry, marital status. sexual close of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales Corporation. No third PLACEMENT ASSISTANCE CALL transfer, io due within twenty-four )24l hours. No fee shall be paid try A & R PENNY SHOP orienlation nr unfavorable the mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant to its party checks will beaccepted The balance in certified fundsor wire AIM 800-481-8312. 847- 772-2682 military discharge. credit biclaf the sale or by any mortyagee, judgment creditor, or Other transfer, is due within twenty-tour 1241 hours NO fee shall be paid by the mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuar.t to its This paper will not knowingly lienor acquiring the residential real estate whose rights in und to the REAL ESTATE FOR residential realestate arose prior to the sale, The sablect property io credit bid"at the sale or by any mortgagee, Judgment creditor, or other MERCHANDISE lienor acquiring the residential real estate whose rights in and to the RENT accept any advertising for real subject to general real estate tases, special assessments, pr special estate which is in violation of tases levied against said real estate and is offered for sale without any residential realestate arose pnor to the sale The sublect property is representation as IO quality or quantity of title and without recourse sublect to general real estate sanes, special assessments, or special the law. All persons are hereby to Plaintiff and in "AS IS* condition The sale io further sublect to con- taxes lestedagainot Said real estate and is offered for sale without any informedthat all dwellings firmation by the court representation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse advertised are available on an Upon payment in fall st the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a no Plaintiff and in "AS IS" condition The sale is further subject to con- Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real firmation by the court. Stuff for Sale equal opportunity basis. estate after confirmation of the sale Upon payment in tull of the amount bid. the purchaser will receive a Residential for Rent If youbelieveyou have The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to -he real fj estate after confirmation uf the sale been discriminated agaisst in representation as to the condition of tIle property. Prospective bidders are admonished lo check the court file to verify all information, The property will NOT be open tor inspection and plaintiff makes no connection with the sale, rental If this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at representation as to the condition of the property. Prospective bidders Apt. For Rent - Grove Estates or financing of housing, Call: the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay she assess- are admonished to check the court file to verify all information lKenton/Grove/Knox) Skokte mento and the legal tees required by The Condominium Property if this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assess- $1300 10 51395/288. 1100 of West City and Suburbs. Act, 765 ILCS 605/9IgJlll and lgl)4lit this property is a condominium Large 5 Room - 2 Bedrooms, 1 unit which is part of a common interest community, the purchaser of ments and the legal tees required by The Condominium Property Guitar - Epiphone Dot 335. Like BathHardwood Floors Some HOPE Fair Housing Center the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the Act, 765 ILCS 605/9141111 and 1gX41. lt this property is a condominium new, $200. Call lohn 847-445- with new kitchens anti baths. 6304904500 assessments required by The Condominium Froperty Act, 765 1LCS unit which in part of a common interest community, the purchaser of 0852 Heat and water included. Ga- 605/18.514-1) the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee nhall nay the rage parking avail at additional South City and Sxburbs: IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT assessments recpared by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS cost. 2 blocks to Devonshire South Suburbar Housing Cenier TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER 605/18,515-11, IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR IHOMEOWNERI, YOU HAVE THE RIGHT Estate Sales Park. Call Gabby 847-933-0727 708-957.4674 OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-17011Cl OF THE or Hallmark & Johnson Prope ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WiTH SECTION 15-17011Cl OF THE Management, Ltd 773-777-61 North City und Suburbs: You will need a phono identification issued by u government agency Idriver's license, passport, etc.l in order to gain entry into our building ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. Glenview Townhome 3 Bdrm Inlerfaith Housing Center and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and Ihe same identiti- You will need a photo identification issued by a government agency A Coy-Krupp Sale - /t 5 Bath. 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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY ILLINOIS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUNTY DEPARTMEMT - CHANCERY DIVtSION COUNTY DEPARTMENT CHANCERY DMION COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIVISION COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIVISION NORTHBROOK BANK g. TRUST COMPANY; CAPITAL ONE, N.A US BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION AS TRUSTEE FOfi CMSI REMIC SE- 8ANKOF AMERICA, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION Plaintiff, RIES 2008-02-REMIC PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES SERIES 2008-02 Plaintiff, Plaintiff, P'aintiff, vs BANKFINANCIAL. F50., AS TRUSTEE UNDER TRUST AGREEMENT DAT- I5TRICK W WALSH SR MARGARET WALSH, NORTHBROOK BANK & AVlD LANDA, 8MO HARRIS BANK, N.A. FRA HARRIS, N.A TRUST COMPANY, AMMÉR WOODS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION LO DESNICA, GORDANA DESNICA Defendants ED FEBRUARY 1, 2007 AND KNOWN DefRadants AS TRUST NO 010915, BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF PATRIOT COURT- Defendants 14 CH 09402 YARDS OFFICE CONDOMINIUM, PATRIOT OFFICE PLAZA, LLC, DANIEL 16 CH 015499 14 CH 017067 3856 MAPLE AVENUE 1471 AMMER ROAD 7934 N KARLOV AVENUE B OR E K NORTHBROOK IL 60062 GLENVIEW, IL 60025 SKOKIE. IL 60076 INDEPENDENT ADMINISTRATOR OF THE ESTATE OF SAM BOREK, DAN- NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant Is a Judgment of Fore- EL BOREK. TRUSTEE OF THE SAM BOREK TRUST DATED MAY 18 1952, UNKNOWN HEIRS OR LEISATEES PUBLIC NOTICE IS 1-eREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Iudgnlent of closure and Sale entered in the above cause on Muy 26, 2017, an Foreclosure and Saleentered in the above cause on July 12, 2017, an FoecIosure and Sale entered in the above cause on July 10, 2017, an agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will at 1030 AM on October OF SAM BOREK; UNITED STATES SMALL agent for The Judicial Sales CorporatloT, wIll at 10 30 AM on October BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, SOMERCOR 504, INC , NON RECORD agent for The Judicia Sales Corporation, will at 10:30 AM on October 4, 20t7, at The Judicial Sales Corporation, One South Wacker Drive, CLAIMANTS AND UNKNOWN OWNERS; 16, 2017, al The ludiTial Saies Corporation, 011e South WaCker Drive, 12, 2017 etERe tudicial Sales CorporatIon, One South Wacker Drive, CHICAGO, IL, 60606, sell at public auction to the highest bidder, as set CHICAGO, IL, 60606, nell at public aucnon to the highest bidder, as set CHICAGO, IL, 60606, seIl at public auction to the highest bidder, as set Defendants, forty below the following described real estate. 15 CH 10246 forth below the following described real estate: forth below the following described real estate Commonly known as 3856 MAPLE AVENUE, NORTHBROOK, IL 60062 Commonlyknown an 1471 AMMER ROAD, GLENVIEW, IL 60025 Commonly known as 7934 N KARLOV AVENUE, SKOKIE, IL 60076 NOTICE OP SALE Property Index NO. 04-07-402-O27-Ot. Property Index No, 04-26-203-093 Property Index No, T0-27-205-027-0000 The real estate is improved with a single family residence. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of Fore- closure and Sale entered in the above entitled cause Intercounty Ju- the real estate is imyroved with a single family residence The real estate is improved with a single family residence The ludgment amount was 51,205,300 24. Sale terms 25% down of tIre highedt bid by certified funds at the Sale terms: 25% down of the highest bid by certified funds at the Sale terms' 25% dOwn of the hIghest bid by certihed funds at the dicial Sales Corporation will on Thursday October S, 2017 at the Sour of 1 1 am, in their office at 120 West Madison Street, Suite 71BA, Chi- Close of the sale pa,able to The Judicial Sales Corporation NO third close of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales Corporation. No third close of the sale payable to The 'Judicial Saies Corporation. NO third party checks will be accepted The balance is certitied funds/Or wire party checks will be accepted The balance in certified funds/or wire party checks will be accepted The balance in certified funds/or wire cago, Illinois, sell at public auction to the highesT bidder for cash, as vet forth below the following described mortgaged rea! estate. transfer, is due within twenty-four (241 hOurs No fee shall be paid by transfer, is due Within twenty-four t24) fronts No fee shall be paid by transfer, is due within twenty-tour (241 hOurs. No fee shall be paid by the mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant to its the mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant to its the mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant to its Commonly known as 2638 PatriOt Boulevard, Glenview, IL 60062. PI,N 04-22-101-047-1014. credit bid"at"the sale or by any mortgagee, judgment creditot or otter credit bitfaithe sale or by any mortgagee, judgment creditor, or Other credit bid at the sale or by any mortgagee, judgment creditor, or Other henor acquiring the 'esidential real estate whose rights in and to the Ilenror acquiring the resIdential real estate whose rights in and to the !ienor acquiring the residential real estate whose rights in and to the The mortyaged real estate is improved with a partially tenanted com- merCiai buirding The property may be made available for inspection residential realestale arose prior to the sale, The subject property is residential real estate arose prior to the sale The subject property is residential realestate arose prior to the sale TIle subject property is sublect to general real estate taxes, special assessments, or special subject to general real estate tases, special assessments, or special sub(ect to general rea! estate taxes, special assessments, or special by appointment only Contact S,L,,van der Landen of RE SOlutionS at (312) 257-3251 tanes levied againut Mid real estate and is offered for sale without any taxes Ievie0 against said real estate and is offered for sale without any taxes Ievieeagainst said real estate and is offered for sale without any representaren as tc quality or quantity of title and without recourse representation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse representation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse Saie terms: 10% down by certified funds, balance, by certified funds, within 24 hours, NO refunds, to Plaintiff and in "AS 1S condition, The sale is further subject to con- to Plaintiff and in AS lS condition The sale is further sublect to con- to Plaintiff and in "AS IS" condition. The sale is further subject to con- tirmation by the cola') flrmation by the court firniation by the Court For information call Mr. Joel H Norton at Plainhff's Attorney, Ralph, Schwab, Gartner & Schrriever, Chartered, 3 Hawthorn Parkway, Vernon Upon payment in fu I of the amount bid, the purchaser wIll receive a Upon payment In full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real I-hills, Illinois 60061. (8471 367-9699. estate after confirmation of the sale INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION estate after confirn'ition of the sale, estate after confirmation of the sale, Selling Officer, (3121 44d-1 122 The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no representation as tothe condition of the property. ProspeCtive bidders representation au to the condition of the property. Prospective bidders representation as to the condition of the property. Prospective bidders 3059710 8/31/2017, 9/7/2017. 9/14/2017 5151985 are admonished to check the court file to verify all information are admonished to check the court file to verify all information are admonished to check the court file to verify all information If this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at If this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at If this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of The unit at the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assess- the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assess the foreclosure vale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assess- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIViSION mests and the legOl tenu required by The Condominium Property mento and the legal fees rpeuired by The Condominium Property meets and the legal fees required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/9lgJ(1) and luJl4). If this property u a condominium Act, 765 ILCS 605fVgX1) and lgl4l If this property is a condominium Act, 765 ILCS 605/900111 and lgl(41. If tSis property is a condominium DITECH FINANCIAL, LLC unit which is part o- a common interest community, the purchaser of Unit which is part ot a commoh interest community, the purchaser of unit which is part of a common interest community, the purchaser st Plaintiff, the unit at the foreclosure sale Other than a mortgagee shall pay the the unit at the foreclosure sale Other than a mortgagee shall pay the the unit at the foreclosure sale Other than a mortgagee shall pay the assessments required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS assessments required by The Condominium Propety Act, 765 ILCS UL BAILEY, JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, NA, Ctl'Y OF EVANSTON assessments required by The Condominium PrOperty Act, 765 ILCS 605/18,516-11 605/1851g-1) Defendants lo CH 010713 IF YOU AE THE MORTGAGOR IHOMEOWNERI, YOU HAVE THE RIGHT IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT IF YOU'E 'HE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OP AN ORDER 1800 SEWARD STREET TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-1701(C) OF THE OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE W1TH SECTION 15-1701(C) OF THE EVANSTON, IL 60202 OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS MORTGAGJ FORECLOSURE LAW ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. NOTiCE OF SALE You will need a phOto identification issued by a government agency You will newt a photo identification issued by a government agency You will need a photo identification Issued by a government agency PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above cause on July 14, 2017, ax driver's license, paJsport, etC,l in Order tO gain entry into our buildiag drivers license, passport, etc I in order to gain entry into our building (driver's license, passport, etc.) in order to gain entry into our building and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the same identiti- and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the same identiti- and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the same identifP agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will at 10:30 AM on October 10, 2017 at The Judicial Sales Corporation, One South Wacker Drive, cation for sales heI) at Other county venues where The Judicial Sales cation for sales held at other county venues where The Judicial Sales cation for sales held at other county venues Where The Judicial Sales Corporation conducts foreclosure sales Corporation conducts foreclosure sales Corporation conducts foreclosure sales, CHICAGO, IL, 60656, sell at public auction to the highest bidder, asset forth below the following described real estate: For information, examine the court file or contact Plaintiff's attorney' For information, euamine the court file or contact Plaintiffu attorney For information, contact Plaintiff's attorney: HEAVNER. BEYERS & MI- CODILIS & ASSOCIATES P.C. 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE CODILIS & ASSOCIATES PC. 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE HLAR, LLC. 111 East Main Street DECATUR, It 62523, (217) 422-1719 Commonly known as 1800 SEWARD STREET, EVANSTON, IL 60202 Property Index NO, 10-24-420-015-0000, 100, BURR RIDGE, Il, 6027, ¿6301 794-9876 Please refer to file number 100 BURR RIDGE. IL 6027, 1630) 794-9876 Please refer to file number Pieuse refer to file number 49242408 14-16-lS 140 14-14-19451 If the sale is not confirmed for any reason, the Purchaserat the sale The real estate is improved with a residence Sale terms: 25% down of the highest bid by certified funds at the THE JUDICIAL SALKS CORPORATION THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION shall be entitled only to a return of the purchase price paid. The Pur- One South Wacke' Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 13121 One South Wacker Or-ive, 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 (3121 close of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales Coi'poration NO third chaser shall have no further recourse against the Mortyagor, the Mort- 236-SALE 236-SALE gasee or the Mortgagee's aDorne party checks will be accepted. The balance in Certitied funds/or wire transfer, is due within twenty-four (241 hours No fee shall be paid by You Can also visit Tie Judicial Sales Corporation at wiAw,tjsC Com for a YOu can also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at wwwtlsc.com for a TFIF JUDICIAL SALCStORPORATIO 7 dan status rettori of pending sales, 7 day status report of pending sales. One South Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 (3121 the mortgagee acquiring the residential rea) estate pursuant to its credit bclafthe sale Or by any mortgagee. judgment creditor, or Other COOILIS & ASSOCIATES P.0 CODtLIS & ASSOCIATES PC. 236-SALE 15W030 NORTH FFONAGE ROAD. SUITE 100 15W030 NORTH PRON1AGE ROAD, SUITE 100 lienor acquiring the residential rea! estate whose rights in and to the You can also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at ttsc.com for a BURR RIDGE, IL 60527 BURR RIDGE, IL 60527 residential reauestate arose prior to the sale The sublect property is 7 day status report of pending sales. 16301 794-S3oo 1630) 794-5300 HEAVNER, BEYERS S MIHLAR, LLC subject to general real estate taxes, special assessments, or special tanes levied against said real estate and iv offered for sale without any E-Mail: pleadingsiI.cslegal com E-Mail: pleadingsoil.csleg,aI com 1 1 1 East Main Street Attorney File No. 14-16-15140 Attorney File No 14-14-19451 DECATUR, IL 62523 representation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse to Plaintiff and in "AS l5 condition The sale is further subtect to con Attorney ARDC NO 00468002 Attorney ARDC No.0046815)2 1217) 422-1719 Attorney Code. 21 ?62 Attorney Code 21762 Fax 6: (217) 422-1754 tirmation by the court Upon payment in fall of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a Case Number 16 CH 015499 Case Number, 14 CH 017067 CookPleadings©hsbattvs com TJSC0: 37-6639 TJSC#: 37-6515 Attorney File No, 492492408 Certificate of Sale that will entitle the par-chaser to a deed to the real estate after confirmation oh the sale NOTE Pursuant t) the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act you are NOTE Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act you are Attorney Code 40387 advised that PlairWif's attorney is deemed to be a debt collector at- advised that Plaintiffs attorney is deemed to be a debt collector at- Case Number 14 CH 09402 The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no representation as to the condition of the property Prospective bidders tempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used tempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used TISCR 37-7214 for that purpose. for that purpose NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act you are are admonished to check the court file to verity all information, 3057510 advised that Plaintiff's attorney is deemed to be a debt collector at- If this property is a condominium unit, tIre purchaser of the unit at 3058701 a/3112017, 917/2017, 9/14/2017 5151872 tempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assess- 9/7/2017, 9/14/2317, 9/21/2017 5166883 for that purpose mento and the legal fees required by The Condominium Property 3058780 ACt, 765 ILCS 605/950)11 and 1x3141If this property is a condominium 8/24/2017, 8/31/2017, 9/7/2017 5138742 unit which is part of a common interest Community, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale Other than a mortgagee shall pay the SELL SELL SELL SELL YOUR STUFF NEW AD NEW AD assessments reOuired by The Condominium Properly Act, 765 ILCS Your Stuff! 605/18 516-11 PLACEMENT IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR IHOMEOWNERI, YOU HAVE THE RIGHT PLACEMENT Placing on ad in the Placing o Classified The Classifieds are TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER The Classiffeds are classifieds is the most ad is the most COS8- IT PAYS TO READ APARTMENT FOR DF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-17011cl OF THE available for ad ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. available for ad cost-effecfive way to effeCf ive way to sell You will need a photo identification issued by a government agency THE CLASSIFIEDS RENT? sell your home, cor your home, car, or placement 24 hours a driver's license, passport, etc.( in Order to gain entry into our building placement 24 hours a Call 800-874-2863 The search begins and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the same identrfr- orvaluables! 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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS ASA BASS NK/A ASA C LIUA, 1609 WEST HOWARD STREET CONDO- COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIVISION COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIVISION MINIUM ASSOCIATION, INC. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION ("FANNIE MAE), A U S, RANK TRUST, N.A., AS TRUSTEE FOR LSF9 MASTER PARTICIPATION Defendants COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIVISION CORPORATION ORGANIZED AND EXISTING UNDER THE LAWS OF THE TRUST 17 CH 004579 ASSOCIATED RANK NA UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Plaintiff, 1609 W. HOWARD STREET, UNIT t Plaintiff. Plaintiff, EVANSTON, IL 60202 TIM P. JAGUSCH, CAROL i. JAGUSCH AKA CAROL L. JAGUSCH NOTICE OF SALE FANK POSA, AS TRUSTEE AND/OR HIS SUCCESSOR OF THE FRANK 1NORE WOODRUFF A/K/A LENORE HAWKINS, MIDLAND FUNDING LLC Defendants PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a ludgment of Fore- POSA REVOCABLE TRUST, DATED 03/29/2006, FRANK POSA, BARBARA Del endants 16 CH 15520 closure and Sale entered in the above cause on June 27, 2017, an POSA, BARBARA POSA, AS TRUSTEE AND/OR HER SUCCESSOR OF THE 16 CH 06080 4808 N. OVERHILL NORRIDGE, IL 60706 agent for The judicial Sales Corporation, will at 10:30 AM on October BARBARA POSA REVOCABII TRUST, DATED 03/29/2006 804 DODGE AVENUE NOTICE OF SALE 11, 2017, at The Judicial Sales Corporation, One South Wacker Drive, Defendants Evanston, IL 60202 PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of CHICAGO, IL, 60606, sell at pubIC auction lo the highesl bidder, as set p. 16 CH 01561 NOTICE OF SALE Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above cause on July 1 1 , 2017, an forth below, thefollownngdescnibed real estate: 859 BITTERSWEET DRIVE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a judgment of agent tor The Judicial Sales Corporation, will at 10.30 AM on October Commonly known as 1609 W HOWARD STREET, UNIT 8, EVANSTON, NORTHBROOK, IL 60062 Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above cause on March 8, 2017, 12, 2017, at The Judicial Sales Corporation, One South Wacker Drive, IL 60202 NOTICE OF SALE an agent for The judicial Sales Corporation, will at 10:30 AM on Sep- CHICAGO, IL 60656, seIl at public auction to the highest bidder, as set Property indes NO 15.25-224-027-1008, PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of tember 27, 2017, at The Judicial Sales Corporation, One South Wacker forth below the following described real estate' The real estate is improved with a residence Foreclosure and Sale entered in the abovecause on June B, 2017, an Drive, CHICAGO, IL, 60606 sell at public auction to the highest bidder, Commonly known as 4808 N, OVERHILL, NORRIDGE, IL 60706 Sale terms: 25% dOwn of the highest bid by certified funds at the agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, wIll at 10:30 AM on October as set forth below. the following described real estate Property Indes No. 12-12-325-050-0000. close of the sole payable to The Judicial Sales Corporation No third 18, 20t7, at The Judicial Sales Corporation, One South Wacker Drive, Commonly known as 804 DODGE AVENUE, Evanston, IL óo2o2Property The real estate is improved with a single family residence party checks will be accepted. The balance in certitied funds/or wire CHICAGO, IL, 60606, seIl at public auction to the highest bidder, as set Index NO. 10-24-304-046-0000. The udgment amount was $227,108.86 transfer, is due within twenty-four (241 hours No fee ofrall be paid by forth below, the following described real estate: The real estate is improved with a single family residence Sale terms: 25% dOwn of the highest bid by certified funds at the the mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant to its Commonly known as g59 BITTERSWEET DRIVE. NORTHBROOK, IL Sale terms' 25% dOwn of the highest bid by certified funds at the close of the sole payable to The J'udicial Sales corporation. No third credit bict'at the sole or by any mortgagee, Iudgrnenl creditor, or Other 60062 Property Index No 04-10-200-138-0000 close of the sale payable to The Judicial Salen Corporation. No third party checks will be accepted The balance in certified funds/or wire lienor acquiring the residential real estate whose rights in and to the The real estate is improved with a residence. party checks will be accepted. The balance in certified funds/or wire transfer, s due within twenty-four 1241 hOursNo fee shall be paid residential reatestxte arose pricr lo the sole, The subiect property is Sale terms 2b% down of the highest bid by certified tundO at the transfer, is due within twenty-four (241 hours. No fee shall be paid by by the mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant to its subiect to general real estate tanes, special assessments, or special close of the WIR payable to The Judicial Soleo Corporation. NO th!rd the mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant to its credit bid at'the sole or by any mortgagee, judgment creditor, or other taxes levied against sold real estate and is offered for sale without any party checks will be accepted The balance in certified funds/or wire credit bid'vit the sole or by any mortgagee, judgment creditor, or other lienor acquiring the residential real estate whose rights in and to the representation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse transfer, is due within twenty-four 241 hours No fee shall be paid by lienor acquiring the residential real estate whose rights in and to the . residential rearestate arose prior to the sole, The sublect property rs tp Plainliffand in "AS IS" condition The sole is further sublect to con- the mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant to its residential reaFestate arose prior to the sole The sublect property is sublect ro general real estate tases, special asseSsments, or special firmation by the court credit birfat the saIe or by any mortgagee, judgment creditor, or other sublect to general real estate taxes, special assessments, or special tases levied against said real estate and is offered for sole without any Upon payment in lull of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a lienor acquiring the residential real estate whose rightS in and to the taxes levied against said real estate and is offered for sole without any representation as to quality or quantity st title and without recourse Certificate of Sale Ihat will entitle the purchaser to a deed lo the real residential realestate aroSe prior to the sale The subject property is representation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse to Plaintiff and in \"AS IS\condition. The sole is further sublect to estate after confirmation of the sale. subject to general real estate taxes, special assessmenns, or special to Plaintiff and in "AS IS" condition. The sole is further sublect to con- confirmation by the court. The properly will NOT be operi for inspection and plaintiff makes no tanes levieG against said real estate ana is offered for sale without any firmation by the court. Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a representation as to the condition of the property. Prospective bidders representation as to quality or quantity nf title and without recourse Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real are admonished to check the court file to verify all information to Plaintiff and in "AS IS" condition. The sale is further sublect to con- Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser fo a deed to the real estate after confirmation st the sole If this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at firmation by the court estate after confirmation of the sale. The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no the foreclosure sole, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assess- Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no representation as to the condition of the property Prospective bidders ments and the legal fees requi'ed by The Condominium Property Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real representation as to the condition of the property Prospective bidders are admonished tu check the court file to verify all information, Act, 765 1LCS 605/956111 and (gJ(4j. If tItis property is a condominium estate after confirmation of the sale are admonished to check the court file to verify all information. lt this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at unit which is part of a common Interest community, the purchaser of The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no If this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale, other than a moeyagee, shall pay the assess- the unit at the foreclosure sole other than a mortgagee shall pay the representation as to the condition of the property Prospective bidders the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assess- mento and the legal tees required byThe Condominium Property assessments required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 1LCS are admonished to check the court file to verify all information. mento and the legal fees required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/91X1111 and (g((4l.If this property is a condominium 605/18,5(8-1) If this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at Act, 765 ILCS 60S/9(g((ll and 181(41if this property is u condominium unit which iv part of a common interest community, the purchaser of IF YOU AE THE MORTGAGOR IHOMBOWNERI, YOU HAVE THE RIGHT the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assess- unit which is part nf a common interest community, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure sole other than a mortgagee shall pay the TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER mento and the legal fees required by The Condominium Property the unit at the foreclosure sole other than a mortgagee shall pay the assessments required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-17011Cl DF THE Act, 765 ILCS 605/960111 and IgJ(41. if this property is a condominium assessments required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 60S/lt,51g-1), ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW unit wBich is part of a common interest community, the purchaser of 605/18.518-11. IF YOU AE THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT You will need a photo idetititication issued by a government agency the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR IHOMEOWNERI, YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER Idriver's license, passport, etc.l in order to gain entry into Our buildin,g assesomento required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-1701(C) OF THE and the foreclosure sole room in Cook County and the same dentiN' 605/18.518-11. OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-17011cl OF THE ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW cation for sales held at other county venues where The judicial Sales IF YOU AE THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. You will need a photo identification issued by a government agency Corporation conducts foreclosure soles TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER You will need a photo identification Issued by a government agency (driver's license, passport, etc.( in Order to gain enliy into our building For information, esamine the court tie or contact Plaintiff's attorney: OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTiON 15-1701(C) OF THE (driver's license, passport, etc.( in Order to gain enlry into our building and the foreclosure sole room in Cook County and the some identifi- CODIL1S 6 ASSOCIATES PC. 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. and the foreclosure sole room in Cook County and the same identit1 cation for soles held at other county venues where The Judicial Sales 100, BURR RIDGE, IL 6027, 16301 794-9t76 Please refer to file number You will need a photo identification issued by a government agency cation for soles held at other county venues where The Judicial Sales Corporation conducts foreclosure soles 14-16-15957 (driver's license, passport, etc.I in order to gain entry into our buildirt,g Corporation conducts foreclosure sales For information, contact Plaintiff's attorney' I-WAVNER, BEYERS 4 Ml- THE IuDICIAL SALES CORPORATION and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the sante dentin- For information' Visit sur website at setvice.atty-pierce.com. between HEAR, LLC, 111 East Main Street, DECATUR, IL 62523, (2171 422-1719 One South Wacker Drive, 241E Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 (3121 cation for sales held at other county venues where The Judicial Sales the hours of 3 and 5pm. McCalla Raymer Leibert Pierce, LLC, Plaintiff's Please refer to file number 595115652 236SALE -.p' Corporation conducts foreclosure sales, Attorneys, One North Dearborn Street, Suife 1200, Chicago, IL 60602 if the sole is not confirmed for any reason, the Purchaser at the sole You can also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at w.tIsc,com for a For information, examine the court file or contact Plaintiff's attorney: Tel No (3121 416-5500, please refer to file number 254501. shall be entitled only to a return of the purchase price paid The Pur 7 day status report of pending soles CODILIS & ASSOCIATES, P.C., 1SWO3O NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION chaser shall have no further recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mort' NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act you are 100, BURR RIDGE, IL 60527, (6301 794-9876 Please refer to file number One South Wacker Drive, 24th FlOor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 13121 gages or the Mortgagee's attorne advised that Plaintiff's attorney is deemed to be a debl collector at- 14-16-14985. 236-SALE THE JUDICIAL SALES OORPORATIO tempting to collect a debt and any information Obtained will be used THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION You can also visitThe Judicial Sales Corporation at w.tjsc.com for a One South Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 13121 for that purpose One South Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 13121 7 day status report of pending soles. 236-SALE 3057506 236-SALE McCaIla Raymer Leibert Pierce, LLC You can also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at w.tjsc.corn for a 8/31/2017, 9/7/2017, 9/14/2017 5151844 You can also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at www.tjsc.com for a One North Dearborn Street, Suite 1200 7 day status report of pending soies, 7 day status report of pending sales. Chicago, IL 60602 NOTE' Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act you are COD1LIS & ASSOCIATES, PC. 13121 416-S S00 advised that Plaintiff's attorney is deemed to be a debt collector at- 15W03O NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE 100 E-Mail: [email protected] tempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used BURR RIDGE, IL 60527 Attorney File Nb. 254501 for that purpose IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE NORTHERN DISTRICT (6301 794-5300 Attorney Code. 61256 726634 OF ILLINOIS - EASTERN DIVISION (CHICAGOI - CML DIVISION E-Mail. [email protected] Case Number: 16 CH 06080 8/31/2017, 9/7/2017, 9/14/2017 5151737 Attorney File N'o. 14-16-14985 TJSCe, 37-7296 PATCH OF LAND LENDING, LLC, Attorney ARDC No, 00468002 13058958 Plaintiff, Attorney Code. 21762 8/24/2017, 8/31/2017, 9/7/2017 5138797 Case Number 16 CH 015617 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS ¿YNAMIC REAL ESTATE, LLC, et al., TJSC#' 37-S519 COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIVISION Defendants NOTE. Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act you are DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY AS TRUSTEE FOR advised that Plaintiff's attorney is deemed to be a debt collector at- IT PAYS TO READ WAMU MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH CASE 1 17-CV-00779 tempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used 2417 CERTIFICATES SERIES 2005-ARO, Plaintiff, 2922 North Narragansett Avenue. Chicago, IL 60634 for that purpose You COfl place your THE CLASSIFIEDS vs. 3057717 JOAN S KIM AND CHARLES W. KIM, NOTICE OF SALE 9/7/2017, 9/14/2017, 9/21/2017 5166767 ad 24 hours a day, 7 Call 800-874-2863 Defendants days a week online 16 CH 2876 PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a JudXment Entry today to learn more NOTICE OF SALE and Decree of Mon1age Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above at placeanad. about home delivery PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of cause on June 12, 2017, and the Order appointisg The judicial Sales tribunesuburbs.com Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above entitled cause on June 30, Corporation as special commissioner entered in the above cause on in your area! 201 7 intercounty Judicial Sales Corporation will on Tuesday October 3, July 1 t, 201 7, an agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will at 10:30 201 7 at the hour of 1 1 am, in their office at 120 West Madison Street, AM On October 2, 2017, at The Jud:cial Sales Corporation, One South Suite 7ltA, Chicago, Illinois, sell al public auction to Ihe highest bid- Wacker Drive, Chicago IL 60606, seIl at public auction to the highest der for cash, as set forth below, the following described mortgaged bidder, as set forth below, the foliceeng described real estate Corn- real estate: monly known as 2922 NORTH NARRAGANSETT AVENUE, CHICAGO, IL Pi N. 10-27-300-028-0000. 60634 PROPERTY iNDEX NO 13-30 223-021-0000 The real estate is Commonly known as 4630 Fargo Ct, Skokie, IL 60076 improved with a residence, Sale terms: 10 00% dOwn of the highest TIre mortgaged real estafe rs improved with a single family residence bid by certified funds at the close of the sole payable to The Jucli- if the sublect mOrt5aged real estateis a unit of a common interest cial Sales CorporationNo third-party checks will be accepted. The community, the purchaser of the unit other than a mortgagee shall balance in certified funds or wire transfer is due within 10 days. No THERE'S A NEW JOB BOARD pay the assessments required by subsection 1g-11 of Section lB b of fee shall be paid by the Mortgagee acquiring the real estate pursuant the Condominium Property Act, to its credit bid at the sole or by any mortgagee, Judgment creditor, Sale terms, 10% down by certified funds, balance, by certified funds, or other lienor acquiring the real estate wnose rights in and to the within 24 hours, No refunds, The property will NOT be open for in- real estate arose prior t'o soleThe real estate is subject to general spection real estate taxes, special assessments, or special tanes levied against For information call Ms. Kimberly S. Reid at Plaintiff's Attorney, Kluever the real estate and is offered for sole without any representation as INTOWNTHATMAKES <t, L,L.C,, 65 EastWacker Place, Chicago, Illinois 60601. (3121 236- to quality or quantity of title and w-thoul recourse to Plaintiff and in "AS 1SconditionThe sale is further subject lo confirmation by the INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION courtUpon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will Selling Officer, (3121 444-1122 receive a Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed 3059547 no the real estate after confirmation of the sale The property will NOT 8/31/2017,9/7/2017,9/14/20175151956 be open for inspection and Plaintif' makes no representation as to HIRING EASIER THAN EVER the condition of the property. Prospective bidders are admonished to check the court tile to verify allnformationif IBis property is a condominium unit the purchaser Ql the unit at the foreclosure sole, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assessments and tIre legal fees APARTMENT FOR BUSINESS OWNERS required by the Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 60S/9lgJlll and Advertise with us! jgl(4lIf this property is a condominium unit whiçh is part on a corn- RENT? mon interest community, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure The search begins sole other tIran a mortgagee shall pay the assessments required b the Condominium Property Act 761LCS 605/18,518-l)IF YOU AR here! Many The Clossifieds con THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER) YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN showcase your IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFtER ENTRY OF AN ORDER OF POS apartment and home SESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WiTH SEC11ON 15-17011Cl OF THE ILLINOIS network hunters check f he business and MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. You will need a photo identification r" issued by a government agency (dnver's license, passport, etc.( in or- Clossifieds befare services! Advertise der to gain entry into our building and the foreclosure sale room in looking for a new your cleaning Cook County and tIle some identificanion for soles held at other county (fhicaoribunc venues where The judicial Sales Çorporation conducts foreclosure place to live, service, mortgage sales For information, examine the :ourt file or contact Plaintiff'o at- Advertise your rental company or doycore torney, MICHAEL J. PALUMBO, at Gìngo Palumbo Law Group LLC, Sum- mit One, 4700 Rockside Road, Suite 445 Independence, OH 44131, units with us to get a with us today! (2161 503-9512, [email protected]. the judicial Sales Corpora- iump on the tion, 1 South Wacker Drive, Floor 24 Chicago, IL 60606-4650, 13121 TO LEARN MORE VISIT 236-SALE, Reference TJSC File No, 3-7t12. You can also visit The competition! Call Coil866-399-0537or Judicial Sales Corporation at www.ttsc.com for a 7 day platas report 866-399-0537 or visit visit usonlineof of pendingsoles. NOTE Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, if applicable, you are advised sf141 Plaintiff's attorney is deemed to jobnetwork.chicagotribune.com placeo nod, ploceanad.tribune be a debt collector attempting to co/ecl a debt and any information obtained will be used for that purpose. tribunesuburbs.com suburbs.com 08/31/2017, 09/07/2017, 09/14/2017, 09/21/2017 51 59348 \ -

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N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNT\ ILLINOIS GLENVIEW PARK DISTRICT CITY Of EVANSTON F17070125 SL.s COUN1'Y DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIVISION COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS NOTiCE TO PROPOSERS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS Call FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION (FANNIE MAE) A Bid Notice NOTiCE OF BIDDING Sealed proposals will be re- COUNTY DEPARTMENT, CHANCERY DIVISION CORPORATION ORGANIZED AND EXISTING UNDER THE LAWS OF THE Notice isherebygiventhat ceived by the Purchasing Of UNITED STATES OF AMERICA sealed proposalswillbere- fice in Room 4200, Lorraine H Specialized Loan Servicing LLC PlaIntIff, ceived by the Board of Park Morton Civic Center 2100 Ridge Commissioners of the Glensiew Avenue Evanston, Illinois 60201. Plaintiff, TODAY FRNANOO M. ROSENDO HELEN D ROSENDO, REGIONS BANK, AS ParIr District, Gleniew, Illinois until 2:liO PM. local time on Oc- vs SUCCESSOR BY MERGER Yo UNION PLANTERS BANK CITY OF EVANSTON for SUMMER BUS SERVICEin lober 3, 2017 PropOsals shall NOTICE TO BIDDERS Rosan G. Barinque aka Rosan Barinque, Bank of America NA , Op- Defendants accordance with instructions to cover the following. tima Old Orchard Woods Elm Condominium Association; Óptima Old llcH 1677 bidders and specifications Orchard Woods Community Association: Unknown Dwnect and Non- 5041 MAIN ST Sealed bids will be received by LARGE DIAMETER WATER MAIN Record Claimants Skokie IL 6tK77 the City's Purchasing Office in Proposals will be received un- INSPECTION to place NOTIC OF SALE Room 4200 of the Lorraine H til3:30pm ,Thursday, October RFP Number 17-S i Defendants PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tRat pursuant to a ludgment of Morton Civic Center located at 52017 at Park Center, 2400 2r00 RidgeAvenue, Evanston, II- Chesnnut Avenue, Glenview, II- TileCityof Evansnon'S Capi- Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above cause on luly i i , 201 /, an mois 60701, until 2:00 PM local CASENO, 17CH 10026 agent for The JudicIal Sales Corporation, will at 1030 AM on October linois, 60026, at which time and talPlanning andEngineering 9715 Woods Drive Unit 600 & parking space P374 t3, 2017 at The Judicial Sales Corporation, One South Wacker Drive, time Tuesday, October 10, 2017 place allbids will be publicly Bureau of the Evanston Public Skokie, Illinois 60077 CHICAGO, IL, 60604. sell at public auctIon to tIle highest bidder, as set and will be publicly read there- read Award to the successful Works Agency is seeking pro- anad after in room 2404. Bids shall forth below, the following described real estate bidder will be made al that time posais from espesenced firms Loftus Calendar 59 Commonly known as 5041 MAIN ST Skokle, IL 60077 Property Index cover the following or within thirty 1301 days. tor Professional services for No 1O21-4OtOO8-OOOO, 1O.21-4O1-ÓO9-IX. a coniprehenssie condition us- NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION The real eotate is improved wIth a single family residence Water lTeatment Chemicals Bidders are required to use the sessmenf Of three pre-stressed Bid Number: 17-53 The judgment amount was S254325,2B. proposalfornisuppliedwith concrete cylinder pipe IPCCPI The requisite affidavit for puElication in the Sale terms 25% down of the hIghest bld by certIfied funds at the the specifications All proposals transmission mains.Work in- having been filed, notice is herebn given you, Roxan G Burin-'ue aira close of tIre sale payable to The Judicial Sales Corporation No third Work on this project includes must be enclosed in a sealed dudes preparation of an inspec- the purchase of chemicals to be Rouan Barinque, und UNKNOWN OWNERS and NON-RECORD CLAIM- party checks wIll be accepted The balance ix certified funds/or wire enselope and marked on the tionplan,full-lengthInternal ANTS, defendants io the above entitled cause, that suit has been corn- t transfer, s due wlthln twenty-four (24) hours No fee shall be paid by used in the drinking water treat- outside, "SUMMER BUS SER- pipe inspectionof the three ment process. menced against you and other defendants in the Circuit Courtfor the the mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant to Its VICE" transmissionmains,develop- Judicial Circuit by said plaintiff praying for the foreclosure of a certain credit bld at the sale or by any mortgagee, Iudgment credItor, or Other ment of a condition assessment mortgage conveying the premises described as follows, fo wit, Senor acquirng the residentIal real estate whose rights in and to the The above item shall conform Proposals should be addressed tased on analysis of the inspec- to the Invitation for Bids on file residential real estate arose prior to the sale The subject property is to: tion results which includes a pri- UNIT 600 AND PARKING SPACE P374 IN OPTIMA OLD ORCHARD sublect to general real estate tases, special assessments, or special in the Purchasing Office. The bid oritized lint Of necessary repairs document, including all neceo- WOODS ELM CONDOMINIUM, TOGETHER WITH ITS UNDIVIDED PER- taxes levIer! agaInst said teal estate and is offered for sale without any Joe Pollina and a determination of remain- CENTAGE INTEREST IN THE COMMON ELEMENTS, AS DEFINED AND representation as to quality or quantity of title arid wIthout recourse saty plans and specifications, Glenview Park District ng useful life will beavailable in the Purchas- DELINEATED IN THE DECLARATION OF CONDOMINIUM RECORDED AS to Plaintiff and in "AS IS" condition The sale is further sublect to con- 2400 Chestnut Avenue, Suite P DOCUMENT NUMBER 0626531058, AS AMENDED FROM TIME TO TIME. firmation by the court ing Office on Tltursdey Septeni- Glenview. IL, 60026 The above item shall conform to ber 7, 2017 Parties interested in IN THE EAST 1/2 OF THE SOUTHWEST 1/4 OF SECTION 9, TOWNSHIP Upon payment in full of the amount bid, tIse purchaser will receive a the RFP un file in the Purchas- 41 NORTH, RANGE 13, EAST OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN. IN CertIficate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real submitting a bid should contact The Board of Park Commission- ng Office The document will COOK COUNTY. ILLINOIS estate after confirmation of the sale. the Purchasing Office to receive ers of the Glenview Park Diotrict, be available in the Purchasing The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no a copy of the bid or see the Cook County, Illinois, reserves Office on September 7, 2017' Pl N.. 10-09-304-035-1027: 1O-09-304-035-117r representation as to the condition of the property. Prospective bidders City's website ut w.cityofe- the nght to reject any sr all bids. Parties interested in submitting are admonished to check the court file to verify all information. vanston org/buniness/bids- a bid should contact the Pur- Said property is commonly known as 9715 Woods Drive Unit 6(0 5 if this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at proposals/or Oemandstar at By Order uf the Board of Park chasing Office to receive a copy parking space P374, Skokie, Illinois 60077, and which said mortgagels the foreclosure sale, other tIran a mortgagee shall pay the assess w demandstar com. Commissioners of the Glenview of the RFP or see the City's web- was/were made by Rouan G. Barinque and recorded in the Office o Park Diotrict, Cook County.II- siteat:wwwcityofevanston ments and tRe legal fees required by Tee tondominium Property The City of Evanston Ithe Citvl in the Recorder of Deeds as Document Number 1119949032 and tor Act, 765 ILCS 605/91X1111 and Ig)j4lIf this property is a condominium linois, orglbusiness/ltids-proposals/ or other relief, that Summons was duly issued out of the above Ccurt unit which is part oEa common interest community, the purchaser of accordance with the laws of the Demandstar at: www demand- against you as provided by law avd that said suit is now pending the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the State of Illinois, hereby notifies Dated this 7th day of Septem- star,com all Bidders that it will affirma- ber, 2017 assessments required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS tively ennure that the contrachsl NOW THEREFORE. unless you, the said above named 605/18 SIg-i) The City (the City of Evanston defendants, file your answer to the complaint in the said suit or 01h- IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT entered into pursuant to this Mike McCarty in accordance with the laws o erwise make your appearance therein, in the Office of the Clerk ot tIre Notice will be awarded to the executise Director the State of Illinois, hereby noti- TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER successful Court at Cook County on or before October 2, 2017 a default maybe OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 1517011Cl OF THE Bidders without 9/7/2017 5168203 fies all firms that it will affirma- taken against you at any time after that date and a Judgment entered discrimination on the ground tively ensure that the contract(s( ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. 5f race, color, religion, sex age, in accordance with tire prayer of said complaint. You will need a photo identification issued by a government agency entered into pursuant to this This communication is an attempt to collect a debt and any informv- I-I Idriser's license, passport, etc.I in order to gais entry into our building sesua! orientation marital sia- notice will be awarded to the lion obtained will be used for that purpose, and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the same identifi- tus, disability, familial status Or APARTMENT FOR sucçessful firm without discrim- cation for sales held at other county venues where The Judicial Sales national origin The City of Evan- mutlos on the grounds of race Steven C Lindberg ston reserves the right to reject color, religion, sex age, sexual Corporation conducts foreclosure sales any or all submittals or to accept RENT? ANSELMO LINDBEISO OUVER LLC Por information contact Plaintiff's attorney. JOHNSON BLUMBERG orientation manial status, dis- r771 W, Diehl Rd., Ste 120 & ASSOCIATES t.LC, 230 W Monroe Street, Suite a112 Chicago, IL the submittalls) deemed most ability,familialstatus orna- NaDerville, IL 60563-4947 advantageous to the City. The search begins 60606,1312) 541 9710 Please refer to file number 1 7.45 tional ongin. The State of Illinois 630-453-6960 I 866-452-8661) 630-428-4620 Itas) THE IUOICIAL SALES CORPORATION here! 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Monroe Street, Suite e1125 looking for o new The Esanston City Council also Chicago, IL 60606 Each Bidder shall be required reserves the right to award the 13121 541-9710 to submit with their bid a dis- place ta live. contract to an Evanston firm if E-Mail Ilpleadingse)ohnsonblumberg.com closure of ownership interest Advertise your rental that firm's bid is within 5% of Attorney File NO 17-4600 statement form in accordance the low bid ONLINE BUSINESS OWNERS with the provisions of City Code units with us to geta Attorney Code. 40342 Go to placeanad. Buy low, sell high) Case Number: 17 CH 1677 Section 1-18-1 et seq Pailure jump on the Each Proposer shall be required TISC#: 37-6681 to submit ouch information will to submit with his/her proposa) tribunesuburbs,cam Place your NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act you are result in the disqualification of competition! 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Advertise your cleaning Proposals will be received until COOK COUNTY 2:30 0 ni.,Thursday, October service, mortgage DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE 5 2017 at Park Center, 2400 company or daycare NOTICE chestnut Avenue, Glenview,II- State of Illinois THERE'S A NEW JOB linois 60026, at which time and with us today! county of cook place all bids will be publicly IT the Circuit Court for Cook read, Award to the successful County. Illinois i BOARD IN TOWN THAT bidder will be made within 30 Call866-399-0537or County Department, Domestic days visit usonlineat Relations Division Bidders are required to use the ploceanad,tribune In Re the Marriage of NINEL 866 MAKES HIRING proposal form supplied with the suburbs.com KUGAR, Plaintiff specifications Allproposals 55. must be enclosed in a sealed OLEKSANDR HOVORUKHA, De- EASIER THAN EVER envelope and marked on the fendant outside SHIRT BID ENCLOSED" Case H 2517D330799 APARTMENT FOR Proposals should be addressed Notice by Publication to Public Notice is hereby given RENT? you. OLEKSANDR HOVD9LIt(HA, 3990537 Joe Pollina The search begins that the above suif has been TO LEARN MORE VISIT Glenvrew Park District filed against you for Dissolution Park Center here! 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NOTICE OF INTENT TO SELL Public Meetitqg lopen Housel Notice of Lincolnwood Public VILLAGE OF GLEN VIEW IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNT'I ILLINOIS IN ThE CIRCUIT COURT OF Heating PUBLIC NOTICE CERTAIN CITY OWNED REAL COOK COUNTY, ILLtNOIS. Scheduled by ESTATE PROPERTY COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIVISION City of EeanstOfl Notice is hereby given that on P2017-048 COUNTY DEPARTMENT, September 27, Notice is hereby given that a Public noticeis hereby given COUNTY DMSION IN THE Central Street Bndge Project Wednesday, that on September 25, 2017 at BANK OF AMERICA, N.A 2017 at 700 p.m ,the Zoning public hearing will be held by MArrER OF THE PETITION OF lover North Shore Channell Commis- 6:00 PM., it the Council Cham- Plaintiff, The City of Evanston ICity) will hold a Public Meeting (Open Housel Board of Appeals will conducO theGlenviewPlan EDYTA MOCZVBRODA FOR a Public Hearing on the matters sisn to consider a petition for u bers at 2100 Ridge Ave, Evan- CHANGE OF NAME TO EDYTA concerning the Central Street Bridge Reconstruction Project The Pub- Planned Development Amend- nton, Illinois, the Evanston City tICHAEL L. JOHNSON, NAOMI JOHNSON, BAXTER CREDIT UNION, lic Meeting is scheduled for the following date below in the Council Chambers MIDLAND CREDIT MANAGEMENT. INC UNKNOWN OWNERS-TENANTS RACHWAL Room of Village I-fall, 6900 North ment and Final Site Plan Review. council will introduce and take AND NON-RECOeD CLAIMANTS PETITION FOR CHANGE OF Avenue,LincolnwOOd, The public hearing will he held action on Ordinance 81-O-17 NAME Date Thursday, September 14, 2017 Lincoln to authorize the City Manager Defendants Time:7:00 p.m. - 900pm Illinois: on TueSday, September 26,2017 MCASE NO t7M3004124 Case eZB-11-17 at 700 p m at the Village Hall. to enter into a real estate con- HEARING DATE. 19 September LOcation:American Legion Hall 2500 East Lake Avenue, Glen- tract for the sale of vacant land 15 CH 10575 Second Floor 6450 and 6454 North Kimball 1240 PITNER AVNUE 2017. COUrtroom 204, 900AM Avenue - Fence Variations view, Illinois in accordance with owned by the city to Evanston Irwe, EDYTA MOCZYBRODA, re- 1030 CentraI Street Chapter 65, Section 5/1 1 -1 3-S of Township High School District Evanston, IL 60202 Evanston, IL 60201 Consideration of a request by quest the entry of an order by Aaron Kraft, property owner of the Illinois Compiled Statutes No 202 and the subJect prop- this Honorable Court in cow- 6454 North Kimball Avenue, antI erty is located at 2005 Grey Av- NOTICE OF SALE tiliance with the provisrons of The purpose of this project is to reconstruct the Central Street Bridge enue, Evanston, Illinois wIth the over the North Shore Channel Originally constructedin 1908, the ev- David Goldberg, property owner The property involvedis ccm- PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of 735 ILCS 5/21 - 101 et. seq. for of 6450 NOrth Kimball Avenue, moxie known as 2200 Tangle- following legal description: a change of name and in sup- ioting structure is approaching the end of its service lite and requires Foreclosure and Saie entered in the above cause on July 10,2017, arr complete replacement,The proposed structure io being planned to to allow existing non-compliant wood Drive, and is legally de- Lot 3in community Hospital agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will at 10:30 AM on October port of this petition and under fences to remain in place in the scribed as: of Evanston Resubdivision of penalties of perjury as provided accommodate all roadway users and will consider the wide variety Lots 25 through 29 in Block 2 11, 2017, ut The Judicial Sales Corporation, One South Wacker Drive, of adjacent land uses side yard of each property and CHICAGO, IL, 60606, seIl at public auction to the highest bidder, as set by Section 1-109 of the Code of in the rear yard of 6454 North BLOCK 1 IN VALLEY LO - UNIT in Whnpple's Addition to Evan- Ciel Procedure (735 ILCS 5/1- 510v in Sectionr3, Township forth below, the following described real estate The meeting will include a brief presentation on the status of the pro)- Kimball Avenue. The requested THREE BEING A SUBDIVISION 1091 state app-oval requires the following IN SEÓTION 23, TOWNSHiP 42 41 NOrth, Range 13 East of the A. FOR MYSELF: est and the xoposals under consideration will be presented to the Third Principal Meridian, in Cook LOT 2 IN BLOCK 2 IN PITNER AND SON'S THIRD ADDITION TO EVAN- public.The representatives from the City and the consultant will be Variations: 11 to allow a six-foot- NORTH, RANGE 12 GAST OF STON, BEING A SUBDIVISION OF THE NORTHWEST 1/4 OF THE NORTH- Myyear of birth is: 1970 tall wooden fence in the Side THE THIRD PRINCIPAL MER1D- County,Illinois the"Subiect Mv place of birth was: Po- available during the open house to discuss the prolect.Representa- Property");and PERMANENT WEST 1/4 OF SECTiON 24, TOWNSHIP 41 NORTH, RANGE 13, EAST OF lives will answer individualquestions and record comments offered yard and rear yard at 6454 North IAN; AND "THE THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, IN COOK COUNTY ILLINOIS. LAND KimballAvexue; 21 to allow solid INDEX O-JUMBER(Sl: 10-13-104- 3, MV current residence address by those in attendance, Written questions or comments may also be 026-0000 emailed to the individuals listed below. The presentation will address fences in a residential district at BLOCK 1IN VALLEY LO- UNIT Commonly known as 1240 PITNER AVNUE, Evanston, IL 60202 is: 1552 GREENWOOD RD. GLEN- 6454 North Kimball Avenue; 31 FOUR, BEING A SUBDIVISION IN VIEW.iL60026 topics such as the need for the project, the preferred alternative, right- 9/7/2017 5163694 of-way acquisition and the tentative construction schedule Euhisits to allow a six-foot-tall wooden SECTIONS 23 AND 26, TOWN- I will have published notice Property Index No. 10-24-101-014-0000 4 depicbng the Proposed Improvements will be displayed for viewlflg fence in the side yard at 6450 SHIP 42 NO4fTH. RANGE 12 EAST of my intention to apply to this OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL MERlO during the entire time. North Kimball Avenue, 4) tO dl- The real estate is improved with a single unit dwelling. court for a change otname. A IAN; AND copy of that notice will be filed low a solid fence in a residential The City is seeking public comments regarding the effects that the district at 6450 North Kimball Storage - Legal The judgment amount was $452,274.26. with the Clerk of court Avenue, and any additional relief BLOCK 1IN VALLEY LO - UNIT S, I am not required to register proposed replacement of the Central Street Bridge will have on the Canal Shores Golf Course. Canal Shores is a not-for-profit public rec- that may be discovered during FIVE BEING A SUBDIVISION IN Sale terms: 25% down of tIre highest hid by certified funds at the as a sex offender under the Ses SECtIONS 23 AND 26, TOWN- Offender Registration Act 1730 reational facility. As such, it Is subject to protection under Section the review of this case Close of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales Corporation. No third 4)0 of the US Department of Transportation Act of 1966. For the Ces- Case RZ8-12-17 SHIP 42 NORTh. RANGE 2 EAST party Checks will beaCcepted The balance in certified funds/Or wire ILCS 150/1 ei seq I. OF THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDAN. tral Street project, the City intends to seek a Section 415 "lIe minims" 3620 WeSt North Shore Avenue NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE transfer, is due within twenty-fourl24l hours.F40 fee shall be paid I have not been convicted of - BuildIng Coverage Variation ALL IN COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS. identity theft. impact hnding from the Federal Highway Administration based on a by the mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant to its determination that the prolect will not adversely affect the features, Consideration of a request by TO BE HELD AT THE LOCK UP I have not been convicted of credit bid at the sale or by any mortgagee, Judgment creditor, sr other attnbutes, or activities that qualify Canal Shores Golf Course for pro- Andrew Vvnarnore,Petitioner, Thepetitioner, The halley LO Senor acquiring the residential real estate whose rights in and to the aggravated identity theft. on behalf nf Van Huynh, prop- Club, represented by The AT SELF STORAGE residential real estute arose prior to the sale. The subject property is 8 f have not been convicted or rection under Section 41f). Group, requests an amendment placed on probation for a felon voy owner to allow the con- 2600 DId Willow Rd. NorthbrOok, sublect to general real estate taxes, special assessments, or special Effects of the Central Street bridge replacement project on the Canal Struction oía garage that would ro Village of GlenvIew Planned taxes levied against said real estate and is offered for sale without any or misdemanor in the State of I- DevelopmentOrdinance No. IL, 60062 linois or any other state Shores Golf Course include the permanent acquisition of approul- exceed the Overall permitted representation as to quality or quansty of tiRe and without recourse mately sixteen 1161 feet of right-of-way both north and south of the building coverage at 3620 west 1478 and subsequent amend- condition. The sale is further sublect to con- 9. i request the Court change my ments with Final Site Plan Re- DATE: Thursday September 28 to Plaintiff and in AS iS bridge in order to widen the sidewalk over the North Shore Channel North Shore Avenue. The pro- 2017 BEGINS AT: 200PM firmation by the court name to: EDVYTA RACHWAI, posed garage would require a view to allow for the conotruc- D. SIGNATURE to ten 1101 feet wide There will be a temporary impact to the practice non of two 121 paddle tennis Under penalties of perjury as greens located south of Central StreetIn addition, the Golf Cart path Variation to allow a total building CONDITIONS' Allunits will be Upon payment n full of the amount bid, tIle purchaser will receive between the 12th hole and 13th hole will be temporarily rerouted to coverage of 36.6 percent, rather courts and necessary accessory a Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real provided is Section l-109 or the ases with associated variations sold to the highest bidder Bids Code ofCivil Procedure (735 the wesf to provide a construction stagng areaMitigation will in- than the 35 percent permitted taken only estate after confirmation of the sale. dude the installation of a temporary traffic signal at Bryant Avenue to by the Zoning Ordinance. and from bulk and scale require- ILCS 5/1-109)1 certify that i have ments of the zoning ordinance. for each unit in its entirety Pa - read the Peition for Change of facilitate pedestrian and Golf Cart crossing through the construction any additional relief that may be ment must be made by cas The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes zone. Impacted trees will be replaced on a three to one 13:11 basis. discovered during the review of Name filed by EDYTA MITCZY- Allpersons interested should credit card or no representation as to the condition of the property Prospective bid- All disturbed areas will be restored to their former condition or better this case certifiedfundsNo personal ders are admonished to check the court tile to verity all information. BRODA and state all of the facts At this Public Hearing, the Zon- attend and will be given an contained therein are true For checksaccepted Allgoods An exhibit depicting the impacts associated with the effects of the Ing Board of Appeals will accept opportunity to be heard mast be removed from If this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit ut /s/ EDYTA MOCZYBRODA and consider all testimony and further information, please con- 8/24, 8/31, 9(7/2017 S141538 Central Street Bridge prolect Will be available on the City website the unit within 24 hours, Pay- the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assess- Written comments may be mailed to the city of Evanston or submit- evidencepertaining to these tact Tony Repp, Planner at 18471 ment due immediately upon ac ments and the legal fees required by The Condominium Property ted electronically to snagar©cityofevanston.org. Comments ment be requests. Persons desiring to 904-4340. ceptance of bid Act, 765 1LCS 605/PJgXll and Igl(s).if this property is a condominium Public Hearings received by September'30, 2017 to be considered an a part of the comment or present evidence Un t availability sublect to prior unit wflictl is part ot a common interest community the purchaser of All correspondence regarding this project should be of testimony on any of these Glenview Plan Commission public record, Steve BackSt, chairman settlement of account. the unit at the foreclosure sale other Wan a mortgagee shall pay the matters should appear at this Un te F40 - Crisargyle Eneslo assessments required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 JLCS sent to ATTEST. Sat Nagar, PE. Public Heanng or submit writ- Un fR F82 - Charles Rummel 60S/18,5(g-ll ten comments irr advance for Jeff Rogers, AICP Senior'Project Manager Planning Manager Unt# H128 -Glebs Isakons LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC Public Works Agency consideration at the Hearing. 9/7, 9/14/2017 5143881 IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT 9/7/201'? 5171932 HEARING 2100 Ridge Avenue Written comments, addressed TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER to the Village Zoning Officer in OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-17011Cl OF THE Skokie Plan Commission, Thorn- Evanston, Illinois 60201 -2798 day, October 5,2017, Village [email protected] the Community Development ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW of Skokie 5127 Oakton Street 1847) 866-2967 Department of Village Hall, 6900 in A Out moving will conduct an Skokie,Illinois 60077, at 7:3d North Lincoln Avenue, Lincol- auction sale on. 10/09/17 time You will need a photo identification Issued by a government agency nwood,Illinois60712,must Idrivef s license, passport. etc.) in order to gain entry into our buildin.g PM., to consider the following. The meeting room is accessible to persans with a disability. Any loam citizen needing mobility or communications access assistance should be received no later than 4:00 LEGAL NOTICE At. 5401 N Wolcott, Chicago, IL and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the same identi0- contact the Facilities Management Office at 847-866-2916/oÌceI or p.m. on the day of the Hearing NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that catIon for sales held at other county venues where The Judicial Salen NEW 60640 2017-37P - Special Use Permit: 847-448-8064 (IYrt Informationconcerning these a public hearing will be held Auctioning all personal items Corporation conducts foreclosure sales. 4051 Main Street 8/31, 9/7/2017 5150096 requests rs available for inspec- before the Planning and Zoning and furniture belonging to. Malek MetTa. on behalf of Hanic finn in the community Develop- Commission on Tuesday Sep- For information, contact Plainsif s attorney: WEISS MCCLELLAND Cynthia Vaughan, Raymond Aim Conditioning s Heating. Inc., ment Department during normal tember 26, 2017, at 700 p.m. Wherry Tony Potempa/Dale Har- LLC, los WEST ADAMS STREET, SUITE 1850, Chicago, IL 60603, 13121 requests a special use permit APARTMENT FOR APARTMENT FOR business hours in the City Council Chambers of vey John cooper, Latrina Davis 605-3500 Please refer to file number IL-003175. for a special trade contractor's Dated' August 30, 2017 Park Ridge city Hall 505 Butler and Isra Alkali officeina 81 ServIce com- RENT RENT? 9/7/2017 5066955 Place, Park Ridge, Illinois, when Must register by email at cost, THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION merciai zoning district. and any the following matter will be con- serace©inandoutmoving com One South Wacker Drive, 24th FloOr, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 13121 additionalreliefthat may be The search begins The search begins sidered: Or call 773 463 0874 no later 236-SALE Public Notices discovered during the review of here) Many than 9/20/17 to register You can also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at w.tjsccom for a this case, here! 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To celebrate the start of his big fifth season, Pick- wick Theatre Classic Film Series founder and host Matthew Hoffman has s announced that he's going for the money. VISIT THE MIDWEST'S1 ENTERTAINMENT DESTINATION! Yep. He's finally decided to go for the dough, the shekels, the greenbacks, the AIL THE LATEST SLOTS & TABLE GAMES moolah, the loot - begin- AP ning Sept. 14 with one of Jimmy Stewart right, Wendell Corey, left, and Grace Kelly in AWARD-WINNING DINING Alfred Hitchco&s biest a scene froni Alfred Hitchcock's "Rear Window:' The movie LIVE ENTERTAINMENT commercial successes, Is the opener for this year's Pickwick Theatre Classic Film "Rear Window." Series. LUXURY HOTEL AND MORE! Only not ieally and any- way he's doing it for a good Pickwick Theatre Classic Film Series cause. You've heard ofthe mov- When:kicks off with "Rear Window" at2and7:30p.m. je "2001: A Space Odyssey," Sept.14 perhaps? Well, it's one of Where:Pickwick Theatre, 5 5. Prospect Ave., Park Ridge Hoffman's faves and he'd Admission: $6for the2 p.m.screening and$8n advance like to do a 50th anniversa- and$10at the door for the7:30 p.m.screening, which ry screening in May as the includes prelude oganmusic byJay Warren at7p.m. last film of the fifth season. Contact: 847-825-5800; www.parkridgecIassicfllm.com And he'd also like the star of the film, Keir Dullea, to appear as a special guest. knows pìple really want toconfident he can ring the "('2001') would be the see - notnecessarily the box office gong this season biest show I've ever done ones he tlinks are best for with "Young Frankenstein" by far," said Hoffman, ac- them. Thugh. the dirty for Halloween in October, knowledging that any num- little secret is, he's man- "The Wizard of Oz" around ber of things could still go aged, in nost ifnot all cases, Thanksgiving in November, wrong - although Dullea is to have it both ways. "White Christmas" for the committed. The studio, for Take "1ear Wmdow," for holidays in December, "The example, could decide to example. Sure, it's one of Godfather" (a frequent withhold "2001" during its Hitchcoc's biest hits, but audience request) in Janu- 50th or send it out on tour. it's also a J,ona fide classic, a ary, "Some Like it Hot" in suNDAÄN Hoffman doesn't expect favorite dffilm critics every-February, an 85th-anniver- that to happen but, if it where ai*d one heck of a sary screening of Hoffman's SEPTEMBER does, he's prepared to swap suspensful movie. personal favorite; the origi- L a 50th anniversary screen- '"Reat Window' is the nal "XingKong" in March ing of "The Planet of the first Hitchcock film I saw in something yet to be named Apes" and wait until season a theater," Hoffman said. "I (possibly a big musical or a pOIJT six to open with "2001" and was 8 years old when I saw Bond film) in April; and Dullea. the re-release in 1983. I can then either "2001: A Space "This is a show I really still feel the suspense of" Odyssey' or "The Planet of feel strongly about," Hoff- Grace Kelly going into the the Apes" for the season man said. "T saw '2001' at murderer's apartment finale in May. the Music Box in 70mm while Stewart watches her." Regardless ofhow it and it looked fantastic, but Hoffman says he's fig- plays out, Hoffman's con- PLAY SLOTS, GET 5X FASTER REW to have a star from the film ured out by now how to fill science is clear. Amplify the funwith 5Xslotpoints on stage? I've heard (Keir the theater every time if he "My overarching goal is inSeptember from6 a.m.-11:59 p. Dullea) is just a fantastic wishes - just bpthoosing a to expose younger genera- POTAWATOM guest and! really want Park popular film with name tions to these great films," Learn moreat paysbiq.com/5X Point Ridge to have that kind of recognition. Fortunately for he said. "That's what this . 0000 experienc&' him, he's not even close to has always been about. It's Which brings us full running out of classic films nice to have this opportuni- circle back to Hoffman's that meet that criterion and ty to see these classic films decision to program this still satisfy his own require- they way they were meant -. season with movies he ments. Which is why he's to be seen." THE FALL AREA RUG SALE

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CITY OF EVANSTON PHOTO Main Street ¡n Evanston will be open for walking, biking ànd other kinds of fun during Streets Alive! Sept.10. FAMILY FRIENDLY Play dayonMain Street BY MYRNA PETLICKI Drive, Mundelein. ;reen Bay Road, 2-4 p.m. Pioneer Press There will be My Little 4ept. 10; Lutheran Church Pony themed games and cf the Holy Spirit, 30 River- You and your children craft projects, Cutie Marks, woods, Lincolnshire, 4-5 will be able to walk, bike videos and treats. - p.ri. Sept. 13; Lake Forest and play on a mile of Ev- Residents pay $10; non- Campus, 40E. Old Mill anston's Main Street, be- residents $15. Registration Road, 2-4 p.m. Sept. 16; tween Chicago Ave. and is required. Evanston East Campus, Robert Crown Park, during For details, call 847-5 1490 Chicago Ave., 2-4 p.m. Streets Alive! 1-5 p.m. Sept. 0650 or see www. Sept. 17; and Vernon Area 10. This year's theme, mundeleinparks.org. Public Library 300 Olde "Share the Road!" encour- Half Day Road, Lin- ages safe use of roads by Library hosts colnshire, 11 a.m.-noon drivers, bikers and pedes- Sept. 30. trians. author of 'Ghost' For details, call 847-905- Activities will include Fans are invited to Meet 1500 or see www.music yoga, martial arts demon- the Author: Jason Reyn- inst.org. strations, exercise classes, olds, 6:30 p.m. Sept. 13 at interactive art, outdoor Skokie Public Library, 5215 games, bike decorating and Oakton St Reynolds, who Come and play more. Indigo, a contempo- has authored many award- ...at Family Field Day, 10 rary pop and R&B band winning books for children, a.m.-noon Sept. 9 at Falcon will perform. Evanston is on a national book tour Park Recreation Center, Green Living Festival will for "Patina," the sequel to 2195 N. Hicks Road, Pala- run simultaneously. his National Book Award tine. The annual event, For details, call 847-448- finalist, "Ghost." sponsored by the Palatine 4311 or see www.evanston Books will be available Jaycees as part of its Heal- streetsalive.org. for purchase and auto- thy Family Initiative, will Feat ig Cu - rn Rugs made from Kara t rp- graphing. PugFeatured; Weaver s Pou,r offer clinics on soccer, For details, call 847-673- hockey, yoga and basket- Horseplay 7774 or see www.skokie ball. The Bike Palatine Club 1840 Skokie ouIevard October will mark the library.info. will provide a bike rodeo Northbrook, Ii. 0062 BEST release of "The My Little and offer safety tips. There 847.8352400 Pony Movie," based on the Pet project will be giveaways and LEWIS ww w. Iewisf lo ran orne, CQr 2017 popular series of books by prizes.

FIOOR & I - - You make ihome, Olivia London. Fans ages Decide the best instru- The free event is tar- we make h besiiful 0000 3-5, with a grownup, can ment for your child at the geted for children ages prepare for that event at a Music Institute of Chi- 6-12. CARPET AREA RUGS CA8INETRY HARDWOOD VINYL FLOORING My Little Pony Celebration, cago's Musical Petting For details, call 847-604- COLINTERTOPS WINDOW TREATMEN GREEN PRODUCTS ' TILE 1:30-3:30 p.m. Sept. 17 at Zoos. Sessions will be at the 0288 or see wwwpalatine Regent Center, 1200 RegentWinnetka Campus, 300 jayceesorg. FACES & PLACES

RO8IN SUBAR PHOTOGRAPHY/KOHL CHILDREN'S MUSEUM PHOTOS Grith Funk of Wlnnetka, from left. Carrie Hughes of Northbrook. and Sonia Esler and Megan Dorsay, both of Wilmette, all Women's Board members; Sheridan Turner of Glen- view, Kohl Children's Museum president & CEO; Gina Gooden of Winnetka, Women's Board member; and Christina Kline of Nues, Women's Board president GINA GRILLO/PIONEER PRESS Connie Wojtowicz, from left, and Chicago Master Singers member David Wojtow- lcz, both from Park Ridge, and Donald Newsom, CMS member from Bolingbrook, Dinner heralds Kohl were among 138 guests at the CMS Benefit Gala heldt the Grove Country Club in Long Grove on May 13. The evening raised $50,000 for programs and mission of the choral group. Chicago Master Singers perform Handel's "Messiah" at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 3 and 7 p.m. Nov. 4 at Techny AuditorIum, 2001 Waukegan Road, Techny. See Museum's Oct. 14 gala www.chicagomastersingers.org.

Event: Gala Kick-off Dinner Launching: "An Evening to Imagine," annual gala to benefit the Kohl Children's Museum, Glenview, set for Oct.14 at Venue One North Shore, BENEFIT RAISES $500,000 FOR SGA SERVICES Deerfield Hosted by: Carl and Carolyn Rut- stein of Glencoe Special vocal performance: 2016 American's Got Talent finalist Laura Bretan of North brook Date: June 10 Sheridan Turner, of Glenview, museum president InformatIon: 847-832-6906; & CEO, and Carl Rutstein, of Glencoe, museum www.kohlchlldrensmuseum.org trustee and gala co-chairman and event host

MICHAEL HUOSON/SGA YOUTH AND FAMILY SERVICES PHOTO Paul Weinewuth of Napervulle, from left, John Cultra of La Grange. Ray Grady of Chicago, Karen Weinewuth of Naperville, Beth Grady of Chicago, Victoria Cultra of La Grange, Matthew Schmeltz, SGA board of directors, and Christine Schmeltz, both of Park Ridge were among 300 guests at a Benefit Dinner supporting SGA Youth & Family Services, which is committed to transforming challenged neigh- borhoods in the Chicago area. Held at the Four Seasons Chicago May 4, the event also announced a grant from the Joseph Pedott Farnly Fund. All new and increased gifts made before May 4, 2018, are eligible for a dollar-for-dollar match. The dinner raised $500,000 for SGA services. See www.sga-youth.org.

Share your event Llvi and Nicole Roman, of Skokie, from left, with Laura Bretan of Northbrook, a 2016 "America's Got Talent" finalist who sang at the event, and Rahela Bretan, of Northbrook We want to publish your photos. To submit, [email protected]. 24 COMMUNITY REAL ESTATE HOMES IN YOUR AREA

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Lake Forest Jeffrey S Kooz & Carolyn J Konz Robert W Smyth Jr 06-27-17 5787.500 679 River Mill Pkwy, Wheeling Lomont Wong Alan Vodovor 07-07-17 $272,500 535 Andrew Ln, Lake Zurich Phillip M Cooper & Lynn S Miller Trust 06-27-17 5185,000 Cooper This list is not Intended to be a complete record ofall real estate transactions. 10 Lake Zurich Dr, Lake Zurich Richard A Fox & Nicole S tos Susanne M Murray 06-27-17 $300,000 Data compiled by Record Information Services U 630-557-1000 public-record.com COMMUNITY CALENDAR u Listings are subject to change. challenge their brain power. Drop by - Skokie:Children's Urgent Care, a MGPL on the Go:The Morton Grove Please call the venue in advance. the North Suburban YMCA every Fri- pediatric-specific urgent care facility, Public Library has representatives at day morning from 10:15 to 11:15 for an open their first two locations in the the Morton Grove Farmer's Market for hour of board, card or word games. greater Chicago area. 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Noon Saturday, Northbrook SAIC Art Exhibition at Fashion Out- Court, 2171 Northbrook Court, North- lets of Chicago:Fashion Outlets of Community Gallery. Meet the artists Saturday, Wagner Farm, 1510 Wagner brook, free, 847-498-8161 Chicago is featuring the work of three and tour the show at a free public recep- Road, Glenview, free, 847-724-5670 tion from 6 p.ni. to 8 p.m. 6 p.m. Friday, Master of Design graduate students Day of Service Honoring Sept.11 from the School of the Art Institute of North Suburban YMCA, 2705 Techny Painting with Robots for Ages 4 and Road, Northbrook, free, 847-272-7250 up with Adult: Asa family, use the Heroes:Honor 9/11 victims, survivors, Chicago (SMC), as part of The Collec- and those who rose up to serve in re- tion: Where Art Meets Fashion. The Library's Sphero 5PIJ(+ robots to cre- Shabbat B'Yachad Service and Din- ate an original work ofart to take home. sponse to the attacks with a day of re- three winning students, Alexia Roach, membrance and community service at Nick Mashie and Shaly Guo, entered a ner:Join in for a healthy nosh at 5:45 Please register for only one session, as p.m., family-friendly services at 6p.m. space is limited. Register at: glen- the North Suburban YMCA. American university-wide competition and were Legion Auxiliary military veterans, USO selected to exhibit their artwork as part for ages birth to 2nd grade and 3rd to viewpl.org/register or call. 10 a.m. and 2 6th grade and then leave the cooking to p.m. Saturday, Glenview Public Library Illinois, and Y staffmembers will partic- of The Collection's rotating exhibition ipate in a flag raising salute and beautifi- series. 10 a.m. daily, Fashion Outlets of them;stayfor dinner at 6:45 p.m. RSVP 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview, free, to Mart for dinner at MRissien@be- 847-729-7500 cation projects at the Y. Community Chicago, 5220 Fashion Outlets Way, volunteers are welcome. Contact Rosemont, free, 847-957-4600 thshalonmb.org or call Congregation Beth Shalom. 5:45 p.m. Friday, Congre- Records from a German Town of Heather Castle for more information at, hcastlensymca.org. See Facebook. NFL Season Kickoff Party at Kings gation Beth Shalom, 3433 Walters Ave., Origin:Finding your ancestor's town of Northbrook, $25 per family for dinner, origin can be exciting. Once this piece of 9:30 a.m. Saturday, North Suburban Rosemont:This football kickoff party YMCA, 2705 Techny Road, Northbrook, offers guests: samplings of Kings' made- 847-498-4100 information is found, how do you get from-scratch appetizers and pizza, giant records from the other side of the free, 847-272-7250 beer mugs, giveaways and more. Come Pinched, Pulled, and Puffed: 2000 ocean? Theresa Steinkamp McMillin Park Ridge Farmers Market:7 a.m. catch all the big game action on Kings' Years of Fashion:Enjoy a romp explains how to get records for German through the history of undergarments towns. This is in partnership with the Saturday, Park Ridge Farmers Market, more than 50 HDTVs and projector 15 S. Prairie Ave., Park Ridge, free, 847- screens. 7 p.m. Thursday, Kings Lanes and fashion trends that resulted in North Suburban Genealogical Society.A 212-9994 Lounge and Sports, 5505 Park Place, bizarre shapes and unwieldy heights. Glenview Library card is required to Rosemont, free, 847-233-0099 From the Greeks and Romans to today's register at glenviewpl.orgjregister or by "Free the Nipple" movement, marvel at calling. 1 p.m. Saturday, Glenview Public Second Saturday Family Storytlme the sources of inspiration and creativity Library, 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview, & Craft:Enjoy stories and crafts for the 1'riday, Sept 8 that shaped what women chose, and free, 847-729-7500 whole family. 10 am. Saturday, Park sometimes didn't choose, to weat 1 p.m. Ridge Public Library 20 5 Prospect Friday, North Shore Senior Center, 161 The group be- Ave., Park Ridge, free, 847-825-3123 El lane Ellas:7p.m. and 9:30 p.m. Fri- Crafting for Charity: Northfield Road, Northfield, $12-$17, gins working on a new project: making day, Evanston Space, 1245 Chicago Ave., 847-784-6030 Chinese Language and Cultural Evanston, $22-$46, 847-492-8860 copious amounts ofhats and scarves for the Morton Grove Firefighters Associ- classes:The first day ofschool is Sept. STEAMaglnation Ages 6-12:We'll ation Holiday Food Drive. They will also 9. The student body consists of both provide the materials: you provide the continue making cat toys for the local heritage language learners and second Friday Film - Spilt:This film is rated curiosity in this self-guided exploration language learners from 3 years old to PG-13 and is about three girls who are organization, Wright Way. Ifyou are a of STEAM (Science, Technology, Engi- knitter, crocheter, or want to learn, as adults. The school also offers cultural kidnapped by a man with 23 different neering, Art and Math) concepts. 4p.m. classes such as traditional Chinese personalities. They then have to work novices are welcome, and want to help Friday, Park Ridge Public Librar 20S the community-at-large, this group is dance, Chinese painting, arts and crafts, out which of those personalities will Prospect Ave., Park Ridge, free, 847-825- and Chinese music instruments class. 1 help them escape, and which of those tailor-made for you. Bringyour needles 3123 and/or hooks. 10 am. Saturday, Morton p.m. Saturday, St Lambert Education personalities will try to stop them be- Center, 8141 Kedvale Ave., Skokie, see fore a new 24th emerges. 1p.m. Friday, Grove Public Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave., Park Ridge Alumnae Panhellenlc Morton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 website, 847-763-1640 Lincolnwood Public Library 4000 West Ciub Meeting:Noon Friday, Park Pratt Ave., Lincolnwood, free Ridge Country Club, 636 North Morton Grove Farmers' Market:8 Preserving Survivor Stories:Ask Prospect Ave., Park Ridge, free, 847- a.m. Saturday, Morton Grove Farmers' Holocaust Survivor Pinchas Gutter any Friday Fun and Games:This is for all 424-0600 question you would like, and "natural adults to come and play familiar games, Market, 6210 Dempster St., Morton Grove, free, 847-750-6436 iearn new games, make friends, and Children's Urgent Care Opening Day Turn to Calendar, Page 27 CALENDAR 27

Calendar,fromPage 26 free, 847-729-7500 18-piece bigband playing the music of Knitting Roundtabie for Adults: Count Basie, Stan Kenton, Thad Jones, Ronnie Rund, an expert knitter, shows language" technology software will Live at The Library: Once i Had An Duke Ellington and many others. 10a.m. attendees how to knit or how to solve I respond as if Pinchas were in the room. Old Banjo:Musician Mark Dvorak Sunday, Park Ridge Community knitting challenges. Bring one's current 10:30 a.m. Saturday, Illinois Holocaust performs a concert packed with songs Church, 100 S Courtland Ave., Park project(s) and needles. 2 p.m. Monday, Museum and Education Center, 9603 and stories about the origin and evolu- Ridge, free, 847-823-3164 Morton Grove Public Library 6140 Woods Drive, Skokie, free, 847-967- tion of the unique American instru- Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, 847- 4800 ment, the banjo. Enjoy selections from Bake Saie and Cookie Walk: Visit our 965-4220 the historic minstrel show era, songs terrific cookie walk and purchase these Northfieid Farmers' Market:7:30 and lore from old-time mountain tradi- mouth-watering goodies by the pound. Ballroom Dance Classes:A basic a.m. Saturday, Northfield Farmers' tions, and examples from the masters of Also for purchase: berry pies, apple pies, ballroom dance class starts at 6:45 p.m., Market, 6 Happ Road, Wmnnetka, free, the five-string banjo, including Earl chocolate cakes, bundt cakes, rugalach and an intermediate class is at 7:45 p.m. 847-446-4451. Scrus and Pete Seeger. 2 p.m. Sunday, and more. Nut free and gluten free 6:45 p.m. Monday, Bernard Weinger Lincolnwood Public Library 4000 West options. Community welcome. For JCC, 300 Revere Drive, Northbrook, $10 Smartypants Celebration at The Pratt Ave., Lincolnwood, free more information call 847-675-0951 or per person per class, 847-757-2227 Book Stall:The Book Stall celebrates visit http://www.tbiskokie.org. 9 a.m. author Ruth Spiro's "Baby Loves Scien- Concert: Windy City Harmonica Sunday, Temple Beth Israel, 3601W Movementand Pain: KnowWhento - ce" series for babies, toddlers and pre- Trio:Enjoy this trio of musicians cre- Dempster St., Skokie, free, 847-675-0951 Stop and When to Push:"No pain, no i schoolers. Participants ages 1-4 soar, ating a full orchestra sound using only gain" is no way to approach your exer- sing and flap their wings at this unique three harmonicas. Add a touch of hu- cise or physical therapy routine. In- story time, where observation, imagina- mor and you have a unique, exciting and Monday, Sept II stead, use new concepts to determine tion and participation are encouraged. entertaining event 2 p.m. Sunday, Mor- whether or not it is safe to keep exercis- Ruth also signs copies of her two new ton Grove Public Librarv 6140 Lincoln Cake Decorating 101:Join us at Mari- ing or even just moving. Understand books, "Baby Loves Thermodynamics!" Ave., Morton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 ano's Des Plaines for a summer themed what to do when a flare-up happens and and "Baby Loves Quantum Physics!" 11 cake decorating class. Basic frosting and know when going to a healthcare pro- a.m. Saturday, The Book Stall at Chest- Saint Martha Church Celtic Art piping will be demonstrated. Take home vider is recommended because of a nut Court, 811 Elm St., Winnetka, free, Silent Auction:Silent Auction featur- your own cake to enjoy. 6:30 p.m. Mon- painful condition. i p.m. Monday, North 847-446-8880 ing the art work of Celtic Artist Court- day, Mariano's Des Plaines, 10E Golf Shore Senior Center, 161 Northfield ney Davis. Sale also includes the works Road, Des Plaines, $20 Road, Northfield, $10 member; $15 non Sunday, Sept. 10 of other artists and a selection of collect. member, 847-784-6030 ible dolls. Complimentary glass of The Mudflapps live every Monday: champagne and appetizers are served. The Mudflapps sing and play their Music ofthe American - War Ba- Michelle Malone Band:7p.m. Sunday, Noon Sunday, St Martha Church, 8523 hearts out every Monday in the pub tween the States:Nineteenth century '- Evanston Space, 1245 Chicago Ave., Georgiana Ave., Morton Grove, free, from 8 p.m. until 12 a.m. Food and drink America was a country trying to dis- Evanston, $15-$27, 847-492-8860 847-965-0262 served late. 8 p.m. Monday, The Celtic cover itself. GregAthnos traces the folk Knot Public House, 626 Church St., traditions, the music leading up to the Uve Jazz wIth Chad Wiliets Trio: On Second Sunday Community Break- Evanston, free, 847-864-1679 "Brothers War," the music ofslavery and Sundays they have their full brunch fast:Everyone is invited to join us for the hope for the future. Stephen Foster menu with live jazz and the Chad Wil- food, conversation and fun. Egs, Page Turners:Just drop in for "A Spool and Abraham Lincoln arejust two of the lets Tho from 11:30 a.m.-2 p.m. 11:30 casseroles, fruits and baked goods will of Blue Thread" by Anne Tyler. This is important figures included in this pre- a.m. Sunday, Peckish Pig, 623 Howard be there. 9a.m. Sunday, Saint Giles the true story ofthe top-secret World sentation. 10 am. Monday, North Shore St., Evanston, free, 847-491-6778 Episcopal Church, 3025 Walters Ave., War II town ofOak Ridge, Tena and Senior Center, 161 Northfield Road, Northbrook, free, 847-262-6622 the young women who unwittingly Northfield, $12 member; $17 non mem- John Williams' Sunday music ses- played a crucial role. i p.m. Monday, ber, 847-784-6030 sion:3 p.m. Sunday, The Celtic Knot Blood Drive:This blood drive takes Glenview Public Library, 1930 Glenview Public House, 626 Church St.. Evanston, place from 8 a.m. toi p.m. To schedule Road, Glenview, free, 847-729-7500 Boost Your Brain Power:Discover free, 847-864-1679 an appointment, visit ww1ifesource- proactive ways to enhance cognitive .org and use group code NBO5. All heal- Returning to the Bible Jesus Used: functioning in this class that features Streets Alive and Evanston Green thy adults over 17 who weigh at least 110 Dr. Michael Rydelnik, professor, author, mental exercises such as social reminis- Uving Festival:This festival takes pounds may donate blood. Appoint- and host of Open Line on Moody Radio cence, trivia games, Pictionary scram- place on Main Street from Robert ments are recommended, but walk-ins addresses the topic oftextual criticism, bled sentence games, letter counting, Crown Park to Chicago Avenue. It fea- are welcome. 8 a.m. Sunday, Congrega- particularly as it relates to messianic entangled figure games, visual puzzles tures free activities including a green tion Beth Shalom, 3433 Walters Ave., prophecy in the Hebrew Scriptures. He and even creative healthy snacks. Make « market, exercise classes, music and art, Northbrook, free, 847-498-4100 also answers your questions about the practical changes that will keep your food, alternative energy exhibitions and Bible. 7 p.m. Monday, Willow Creek mind sharper longer. 10 a.m. Monday, more. This community event is featured 'North Northfleld 180th Anniversary North Shore, 2200 Shermer Road, Glen- North Shore Senior Center, 161 North- as part of Streets Alive to encourage Celebration:The community may join view, free field Road, Northfield, $59 member; $69 attendees to lead more sustainable lives. in celebrating the church's 180th anni- non member, 847-784-6030 For more information, visit the Streets versary at a special Sunday service Adult Book Discussion: "Ail the Alive or Evanston Green Fest webpages. starting at 10a.m., followed by a picnic Light We Cannot See":This book Sit and Get Fit:Move your feet and get 1p.m. Sunday, Chicago Avenue and at Wood Oaks Green Park in North- discussion features "All the Light We fit while seated. This multi-level class is Main Street, 900 Chicago Ave., Ev- brook. This marks the anniversary of Cannot See" by Anthony Doerr: This suitable for those with limitations who anston, free, 847-448-8256 the church, located at the corner of Pulitzer-Prize winning novel relates the are seeking to improve muscle tone, Sanders and Dundee in Northbrook. interwoven stories ofthe blind Marie- strength and stamina. Standing exer- "The Lost City of Z":This PG-13 rated During the celebration, items of histori- Laure LeBlanc, the orphaned Werner cises that improve lower body strength movie is a riveting, heartfelt portrayal in cal interest will be on display. 10a.m. Pfennig and others as they are brought and balance are incorporated for those a lush jungle setting. A true-life drama Sunday, North Northfleld United Meth- into the globe-spanning conflict of participants willing and able. ii a.m. centering on British explorer Colonel odist Church, 797 Sanders Road, North- World War II. Books for the next dis- Monday, North Shore Senior Center, 161 Percival Fawcett, who disappeared brook, free, 847-272-2250 cussion are distributed to Lincolnwood Northfield Road, Northfield, $59 mem- while searching for a mysterious city in residents at each meeting. il a.m. Mon- ber; $69 non member, 847-784-6030 the Amazon in the 1920s. Just drop in. The Jazz Community Big Band: This day, Lincoinwood Public Library, 4000 1:30 p.m. Sunday, Glenview Public Li- is Sunday worship with a Big Band and West Pratt Ave., Lincolnwood, free brary, 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview, all are welcome. Jazz Community is an Tusn to Calendar, Page 29 28 t r ; tt r SALE! 30% OFF

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Calendar, from Page 27 and Leigh Block Museum of Art; North- and Michael Pena. 11:30a.m. Tuesday, LWV Gienview and Glencos: Lunch western University 40 Arts Cir Drive, with Elaine Nekrltz Program on Hearing Loss and Com- Morton Grove Public Library; 6140 Elaine Nekritz Evanston, free, 847-491-4000 Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, 847- shares: "What I learned in my years in munication R.s.arch:Angela Rob- 965-4220 the Illinois Legislature: The Good, the erts, Ph.D, professor at Northwestern Databases You Don't Want to Miss: Bad and the Ugly." 11:30 a.m. Wednes- University in the Department of Com- The Library's online resources provide Hebrew Reading Crash Course: munication Sciences and Disorders, This day, Hackney's Glenview, 1514 E. Lake a wealth of information for investors, year, follow the prayers during the High Ave., Glenview, Lunch $20 at door, presents a program for those with or consumers, and small businesses, plus Holidays. Learn to read Hebrew with 847-724-7171 those interested in hearing loss. This is language learnin& career development, their new revolutionary method: Read offered by the Chicago North Shore and news sources. Learn how to access It In Hebrew, which is a five-week Lego Club for Grades 3-6:Join in for Chapter of the Hearing Loss Associ- this information - in the Library or at Hebrew reading crash course. The this monthly free build. The Legos are ation of America. The audience is in a home with your Glenview Library card. custom room equipped with a hearing course fee includes all materials. 7:30 provided, participants bring their ideas, Register at glenviewpl.org/register or p.m. Tuesday, Lubavitch Chabad of and everything is awesome. Please loop and live captioning. 10a.m. Mon- 847-729-7500.2 p.m. Tuesday, Glenview Northbrook, 2095 Landwehr Road, register at glenviewpl.orgJregister or by day, North Shore Senior Center, 161 Public Library, 1930 Glenview Road, Northbrook, $69, 847-564-8770 calling. 4 p.m. Wednesday, Glenview Northfield Road, Northfield, free, 847- Glenview, free, 847-729-7500 Public Library; 1930 Glenview Road, 784-6040 The Adoption Process From A to Z: Glenview, free, 847-729-7500 New - Homeschooi Open House: Sally Wildman, Chicago and North- Teddy Bear Time: Ages 12-24 Just drop in to meet other homeschool- SAT vs. ACT: What Students and months with adult: brook attorney with over 15 years adop- Stories, songs and ing families and learn about the many tion experience, presents adoption Parents Need to Know:Ifyou wonder fingerplays for children from 12 through and varied library resources available to fundamentals. Ms. Wíldman introduces which test is best for you to take or fits 24 months with an adult. Siblings are homeschoolers. 10 a.m. Tuesday, Glen- you to the many types ofadoption avail- your situation, hear from a representa- welcome. 9:30 a.m. Monday, Park Ridge view Public Library, 1930 Glenview able, including agency, private, foreign rive from C2 Education. Current college Public Library, 20 S Prospect Ave., Park Road, Glenview, free, 847-729-7500 and foster parent adoptions. Learn testing standards are explained. A limit Ridge, free, 847-825-3123 about home study, foster parent licens- of4O attendees may register by Sept. 12 History in the Making: Gienview ing and immigration steps that may be at glenviewpl.org/register or by calling. Skokie Concert Choir Open Re- 1917: In 1917, with a population less required. Discussed are key resources 6 p.m. Wednesday, Glenview Public hearsai: Those who love to sing may than 700 and the world at war, the Vil- and common needs ofadopted children Library, 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview, join the Skokie Concert Choir at its first lage of Glenview welcomed the Bear including current trends to openness. 7 free, 847-729-7500 fall open rehearsal from 7-9 p.m. Inter- that would become its symbol for all p.m. Tuesday, New Trier Township ested singers are invited for all voice future generations. Beverly Dawson, High School, 7 Happ Road, Northfield, NAMI Reads: "A Good Soldier" by parts, though tenors and basses are Glenview history expert and author, $18, 847-446-6600 Ally Golden:Ally Golden, a passionate especially welcome. There are no audi- takes the audience back to a time when advocate for those coping with the tions to join, however, prior musical Glenview was positioning itself tobe- Busy Bees Piaygroup: Ages Birth to mental illness or suicide of a loved one, experience is a plus. For additional coming the dynamic village we know 4 with adult:This time includes a shares her memoir ofgrowingup with a information contact skok- today. Register at glenviewpl.orgjregis- story; a song and lots ofplaytime. Sib- mother living with depression and [email protected]. 7p.m. Monday, ter or by calling. 7p.m. Tuesday, Glen- lings are welcome. 11 a.m. Tuesday, Park borderline personality disorder. Ally is Central United Methodist Church Edu- view Public Library, 1930 Glenview Ridge Public Library, 20 S Prospect joined by Scott Langenecker, Ph.D, cation Building, 8237 Kenton Ave., Road, Glenview, free, 847-729-7500 Ave., Park Ridge, free, 847-825-3123 Associate Professor ofPsychiatry and Skokie, free, 847-308-8064 Psychology; Director ofCognitive Neu- Spark Park for Kindergarten to Storytime for 2-Year-Oids with roscience Center, UIIC. Presented jointly The Book Stali presents author Grade 2:Tiny Teslas and Curious adult:Stories and songs specially cho- with the (NAMI) Cook County North Joyce Maynard: Joyce Maynard dis- Curies needed for hands-on STEAM sen for 2-year-olds and an adult. Sib- Suburban and the National Education cusses her powerful new memoir of exploration. Please register at glen- lings are welcome. 9:30 am. Tuesday Alliance for Borderline Personality love found and lost, "The Best of Us:' viewpl.org/register or by calling. 4p.m. and 9:30 am. Wednesday, Park Ridge Disorder. 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Glen- This event is presented by The Book Tuesday, Glenview Public Library; 1930 Public Library, 20 S Prospect Ave., Park view Public Library; 1930 Glenview Stall, an independent bookstore on Glenview Road, Glenview, free, 847-729- Ridge, free, 847-825-3123. Road, Glenview, free, 847-729-7500 Chicago's north shore. This event is 7500 open to the public, but The Book Stall Storytime for 3-Year-Oids with Your lPad: Getting Started:Explore asks that you buy Maynard's work from 1SAC Financial Aid Presentation: All adult:Stories, songs and fun for 3 year- settings, browse the web, and download them. 5:30 p.m. Monday, The Book Stall teens ages 13-18 are welcome! The lili- olds. Siblings are welcome. 10:15 a.m. apps in this interactive workshop. Your at Chestnut Court 811 Elm St, Win- nois Student Assistant Commission Tuesday and 10:15 a.m. Wednesday, iPad must be charged and in working netka, free, 847-446-8880 (ISAC) are experts on financial aid. Join Park Ridge Public Library, 20 S Prospect order. Must know your Apple ID and us for a presentation that covers college Ave., Park Ridge, free, 847-825-3123 password. Register with your Glenview Tuesday, Sept 12 costs, types offinancial aid, how to Library card at glenviewpl.orgjregister apply for financial aid (including the or call. 2 p.m. Wednesday, Glenview FAFSA), financial aid award packages Wednesday, Sept 13 Public Library, 1930 Glenview Road, Erin McKeown:With Haroula Rose. and other important information. The Glenview, free, 847-729-7500 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Evanston Space, 1245 presentation will be followed by a ques- Dave Alvin:8 p.m. Wednesday, Ev- Chicago Ave., Evanston, $15-$25, 847- tion and answer session. Bring your anston Space, 1245 Chicago Ave., Ev- Knitting Club:Ifyou want to learn to 492-8860 questions and take notes as we simplify anston, $32-$48, 847-492-8860 knit, or you are working on a knitting or the financial aid process. 7p.m. Tuesday, crochet project, drop in to share tips, Carrie Mae Weams: Ritual and Revo- Morton Grove Public Library, 6140 Live Music Wednesdays with the show offyour work and converse with lution:Carrie Mae Weems often cre- Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, 847- Josh Rzepka Trio:Hear the music of fellow needle arts enthusiasts. Bring ates works that blur the lines between 965-4220 Dizzy Gillespie, Charlie Parker, The- your own knitting supplies. 11 a.m. fiction and documentary to explore lonious Monk and other classics of the Wednesday, Lincolnwood Public Li- universal human experiences through Movies, Munchls and More: "World era played by the Josh Rzepka Bebop brary; 4000 West Pratt Ave., Lincol- the black subject. Composed of 18 di- Trade Center":The film "World Trade trio. Reservations can be made online or nwood, free, 847-677-5277 aphanous printed cloth banners with a Center" is rated PG-13 and the story is by calling. 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Found poetic audio track, Ritual and Revolu- about two Port authority police officers Kitchen & Social House, 1631 Chicago Presentation: Climate Modeling on tion (1998) explores the historic human who become trapped under the rubble Ave., Evanston, free, 847-868-8945 Supercomputers:Computational struggle for equality and justice. 10 a.m. of the World Trade Center on Sept 11, Tuesday and 10a.m. Wednesday, Mary 2001. 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2 WEEK 2 FOOTBALL: LINCOLN-WAY EAST 28, MAINE SOUTH 26 IHayes intentonleading Hawkstotitle BY DANSliAlIN come out of the game for Pioneer Press the Hawks was the connec- tion senior quarterback Maine South senior wideJohn O'Suflivan developed receiver and linebackerwith Hayes and fellow sen- Rory Hayes is extra moti- ior receiver Cam Stacy. vated to help the Hawks O'Sullivan completed defend their state title. 30-of-46 passesfor 385 The 6-foot-3, 200-poundyards and four touchdowns. Hayes contributed at re-He also threw an inter- ceiver and linebacker as aception with just over 2 junior, but he broke hisminutes remaining in the right leg while playing ongame and the Hawks driv- defense in a Week 7 loss toing for a go-ahead score. New Trier and missed the Stacy (eight catches, 142 rest ofthe season. yards, three touchdowns) Hayes watched from theand Hayes were dangerous sidelines with his leg in aall night, and appear ready cast, and for a few weeksto replace last year's top wheeled around on a scoot- wide receivers Luke er, as the Hawks bouncedHinkamp and Matthew back and won sevenHolbroolç who both gradu- 4straight games en route to aated. Class 8A state champi- The passing game onship. needed to be on point be- Hayes was a presence oncause Lincoln-Way East the sidelines and in the(2-0) shut down Northern locker room for the entireIllinois-bound running postseason and said he wasback Fotis Kokosioulis like thrilled to be a part of it.few teams prior, holding However, he admitted hethe senior to 15 yards on 15 may not have fully experi-carries. Kokosioulis caught enced the playoff run as anine passes for 50 yards. non-playing member of the Hayes made timely team. That's why Hayescatches throughout the saidhe's determined togame. His 61-yard, third- help lead the Hawks back toquarter touchdown recep- the summit again this sea- tion - a short pass over the ALLEN CUNNINGHAM/PIONEER PRESS son. middle that he took to the Maine South's Rory Hayes(8)picks up yards after the catch against Lincoln-Way East on Friday in Park Ridge. Hayes "It just makes me wantend zone - came on the made several big plays on offense and defense in the Hawks'28-26 loss. this year to be even betterfirst play from scrimmage and for us to win stateafter the visiting Griffinssuperstar receiver A.J. "Throughout the (2016)Hayes said. "That reallyreporterfor Pioneer Press. gain, because (last year) I had opened up a 28-13 lead. Henning in the third quar-playoffs, a bunch of kidshelped us (as a team)?' was a part of it, but at theFour of Hayes' otherter, limiting the sophomorestepped up as captains and Twitter @Pioneer_Press same time, I wasn't a part ofcatches were third-downto a short gain. helped out everybody,"Dan Shalin is a freelance it. It just motivates me," saidgrabs that picked up a first "(He made plays) on Hayes, a Park Ridge resi-down. both sides of the ball," dent who said he unsuc- "(Hayes) is just alwaysInserra said. "He played cessfully tried to convincethe best athlete on the field,outstanding on defense andWEEK 2 FOOTBALL RESULTS Hawks coach Dave Inserrawhenever he's on the field,"made some big catches and to let him play in the title said O'Sullivan, who lives inruns. Rory is a little bit ofFriday's scores Lake Forest 20, St. Viator 14 (OT) St. Laurence 26, IC Catholic 23 game versus Loyola. Park Ridge. "He has that (an athletic) freak. He plays Lake Zurich 28, Montini 7 Warren 7, New Trier 3 Addison Trail 14, York 7 Lakes 28, Highland Park 20 Zion-Benton 49, Vernon Hills O Hayes caught eight pas-big-play ability. You see ithis butt off non-stop. You Barrington 58, Elk Grove 28 Lincoln-Way East 28, Maine South ses for 154 yards and awhen he gets the ball in hislike having him on your Batavia 24, Libertyvillelo 26 touchdown on Friday, but ithands and makes big playssid&' Buffalo Grove 14, Conant 8 Loyola 13, Bishop Amat (Calif.) 6 Saturday's scores was not enough as thewhen we need him." Hayes, a captain, said fleet-field 35, Grayslake Central 7 Lyons 31, Hinsdale South 7 DeKalb 27, Carmel 7 Mundelein 40, Streamwood O Muskegon (Mich.) 28, Stevenson 7 Hawks suffered a 2 8-26 loss Hayes, who also playedhe's also taking his role as a Downers North 35, Leyden 7 Nazareth 28, De La Salle O Sullivan 39, Guerin O to Lincoln-Way East in Park outside linebacker, madeteam leader seriously. He's Elmwood Park 20, Marengo 18 Nues North 38, Leo 26 Ridge. The game was ahis presence felt on thean experienced player on a Evanston 38, Taft 12 Notre Dame 17, Benet 14 rematch of a state quarter- defensive side of the ball asteam with many new faces. Fenwick 24, Moufle 7 OPRF 21, Downers South 17 Eight-man football Glenbrook North 24. Taft 14 Ridgewood 35, Maine East 6 final a year ago, whichwell. He was part of a teamHe also said good leader- Glenbrook South 34, St. Patrick 21 Rolling Meadows 10, Fremd O Lake ForestAcademy 31, Maine South won by threesack in the second quartership was a major factor in Hinsdale Central 27, Willowbrook Schaumburg 21, Prospect 17 Alden-Hebron/Faith Lutheran 6 points. and made an important solo Maine South's postseason 21 Sobrio 41, Nues West 7 One of the positives totackle on Lincoln-Way Eastsuccess ayear ago. Hoffman Estates 16, Hersey 10 St. Joseph 69, South Beloit O SPORTS r. 35

C) WEEK 2 FOOTBALL: RIDGEWOOD 35, MAINE EAST 6 t Under brother's watchful eye,Cabrales shines BY STEvE REAVEN possession ofthe year. Andfor five touchdowns. Their - Pioneer Press it wasn't because of any-production subsided in thing Baltazar CabralesMaine East's 35-6 road As a workhorse runningdid with the ball. loss to Ridgewood on Fn- back, Julio Cabrales likes With Maine East run- day when a big early defi- when his number is called. ning a "32-trap" from itscitforced the Blue This fall, however, thecustomary Wing-T forma- Demons to largely aban- prospect of losing somelion, a Schurz linebacker don the run. carries doesn't bother theblitzed directly into a gap However,Baltazar Maine East senior at all. in the offensive line onCabrales managed to add The main reason forAug. 25 in Park Ridge.his fourth rushing touch- Cabrales' selflessness? HisWithout hesitation - ordown ofthe year. new backfield mate is hisprevious preparation While Baltazar younger brother, Baltazar,Baltazar Cabrales movedCabrales has made a spIa- who has emerged as ainto the path of the on-shy entrance onto the viable alternative in thecoming defender. scene, Julio Cabrales has Blue Demons' run game. Instead of a big loss, thebeen a two-way starter "Itold coach (Scottplay yielded a nice run forsince his sophomore year. TIM BOYLE/PIONEER PRESS Smith) that I'm lookingsenior fullback Chris And as valuable as he's In his first two games as a starter, Ridgewood quarterback James Chalabi has thrown a forward to him runningMoreno and immediatebeen on the field, Julio total of seven touchdown passes. the ballalot,"Julioadmiration from bigCabrales' leadership as Cabrales said ofhis sopho-brother. one of four team captains. more brother. "It's a good "That was a real eye-can't be underestimated. adrenaline rush for me." opener,"Julio Cabrales "He's helped me out so After losing starting job, Although Julio Cabralessaid. "II tried to tell himmuch. Anything Iever has long admired hiswhat to expect and so farhave questions about, I ask brother's athleticability he looks like he's beenhim,"saidBaltazar Chalabinowthriving even he has been surprisedplaying varsityfootballCabrales, who also starts at at how seamless Baltazarsince he came out of thesafety "Since it's his senior B STEVE REA VEN team." Chalabi handled the set- Cabrales'transition haswomb." year, I really want us to do Pioneer Press Having Chalabi at the back and has a strong sense been from .W quarterback The brothers, who re-something special." helm has been very good for that the extra year of tute- to starting varsity runningside in Park Ridge, each The wait is over. the Rebels in 2017. lage was beneficial in the back. eclipsed the 100-yardSteve Reaven is a freelance For James Chalabi, that The Norridge residentlong run. Julio Cabrales has beenmark in the Blue Demons'reporterfor Pioneer Press. means he is finally the No. ihas completed 22-0f-29 "He never complained impressed since the Blue48-18 season-opening win quarterback on Ridge-passes for 478 yards andabout what happened and Demons'firstoffensiveover Schurz and combined Twitter @Pioneerj'res.s wood's depth chart. seven touchdowns in hishe's made himself a team After a successful 2015 first two varsity starts. leader," Gelsomino said. "A sophomore season leading All four of his touchdown lot goes on the quarter- the Rebels' JV squad andtosses in Ridgewood's 41-6back's shoulders and he's with seemingly no one onseason-opening win overembraced doing all the little the roster to challenge forChicago Noble/Pritzker things. Now this is his year." the starting position, Chal- went to senior Marco Vítale, Helping make the year abi thought his time hadthe 2016 Metro Suburbaneasier to navigate is a solid arrived last summer. Red Offensive Player of thestable of offensive threats. Those aspirations took aYear. Chalabi then wentSenior Jason Kenny, who dramatic turn, though, 12-for-14 for 183 yards andreeled in a 30-yard touch- when highly-touted seniorthreetouchdosvnsina35-6down grab versus Maine Richie Zacharias trans-home victory over MaineEast, is a beneficiary of the ferred from Guerin toEast on Friday. extra attention Vitale re- Ridgewood shortly before "I give a huge amount ofceives. Kenny also scored the start of presson work-credit to the 0-line," Chal-two defensive touchdowns. outs. abi said. "The first game no "I feel like the offense is -Zachrias overtok Chal-one even got near me. That clicking very well' Chalabi abi, leading to a season ofallowed me to stay relaxedsaid. "All of our receivers are watching from the sidelinesin the pocket and focuscapable of catching any- for Chalabi. downfield." thing I throw to them. I've And waiting. Passing over Chalabigot a lot of confidence in "There were plenty ofwasn't something thatthem" times I wanted to be on thecoach Don Gelsomino, who field, but it was his turn'was in his first year at theSteve Reaven is a freelance Chalabi said. "Backing him helm lastseason, took reporter for Pioneer Press. TIM BOYLE/PIONEER PRESS up pushed me to get betterlightly. Gelsomino was im- Maine East sophomore Baltazar Cabrales carries the ball for a touchdown, his fourth and it was best for thepressed, though, with how Twitter @Pioneer_Press rushing touchdown of the season. against Ridgewood on Friday in Norridge. s riSPORTS / Windy City Diving helps mold state's toptalent

BY DAN SHALIN mental aspect. We do a lot of Pioneer Press visualization for the big meets. They do a phenomenal job with Windy City Diving club has an that stuff and it's reflected in the Accomplishments page onitsperformances we have had website, which lists an Olympian, Bromberg, also the head men's numerous individual and teamand women's diving coach at successes at national, regional and Illinois-Chicago, and O'Brien state meets and nine IHSA statestarted Wmdy City Diving in 1997, -champions, including both theand the program was initially boys and girls champion duringbased at Stevenson. Today, Windy the 2016-17 school year. City holds training sessions at A new entry on the page is theIllinois-Chicagoas well asin program's highest-ever finish atPalatine and Arlington Heights, the USA Diving National Champi- the latter at the Olympic Indoor onships, which occurred this pastSwim Center. summer. Windy City finished 16th The program has grown steadi- overall in the event held at Ohiolyinnumbers, according to State, which took place July 29-Bromberg. After starting with 25 Aug. 12. Windy City's previous divers, Wmdy City had 200 regis- best finish occurred in 2016 when tered divers this year. the program came in 20th in the Bromberg said the program combined senior and junior re-welcomes anyone, and currently suits. there are divers as young as 9 and "I'm super stoked about (the as old as 54. zteam finish)," said Maxim Royzen, But Windy City has made its a freshman at Minnesota. 'Tvename training the area's best high watched Windy City grow and it's school divers, and in several cases been tremendous to see thosegrooming them to compete in accomplishments." college. According to the pro- Competing for Windy City atgram's website, 33 Windy City nationals, Royzen reached the divers have received college schol- finals (top 12) in the 1-meter (10th, arships a list highlighted by Deer- 479.35) and 3-meter (11th, 517.40) field's Christina Loukas, who in in the 16-18 boys division. addition to diving at Indiana also Royzen, who was the IHSAcompeted for the U.S. in the 2008 state champion in 2017 as a senior and 2012 Olympics. at Nues North, was one of five Bromberg said she believes one Windy City divers to reach finalsof the keys to the club's success at nationals. has been a commitment to long- That list also includes Michigan term improvement rather than freshman Christopher Canning, aimmediate results. Loyola graduate who came in 12th "Ifyou look at the evolution of a (506.70) on 3-meter in the 16-18 diver throughout theircareer, boys division, and New Therthey should be at their best when -junior Jessie Creed, who finishedthey are in their 20s, not when ninth (415.80) on 1-meter, ninth they are 11 or 16 or 18 years old," (431.65) on 3-meter and eighth said Bromberg, who dove at Illi- (397.90) on platform in the 16-18nois and now lives in Deerfield. girls division. Creed was the IHSA"By the time they are 18, their girls state diving champion inbodies have matured and they are 2016. mentally maturing and can under- Wmdy City diver Heath Ogawa, stand the corrections we've giving a Lake Forest College junior andthem. Deerfield native, also competed at Bromberg continued: 'We want nationals. to create a solid base of fundamen- Canning, a Wilmette native,tals, and have them learning the said the successes of Windy Cityharder dives as they are getting divers is due to the club's coaches,stronger." a group led by co-founders and Royzen, who lives in Skokie, -. MICHAEL SCHMIDT/PIONEER PRESS co-head coaches Susan Brombergsaid this approach has not only and Donna O'Brien. helped him have success at the Maxim Poyzen, the 2017 IHSA boys diving state champion and a Minnesota freshman, began training with "We're led by such phenomenalhigh-school level, but set him up Windy City Diving as a Nues North sophomore. coaches, who do an amazingjob ofto succeed in college. physically preparing us for diving "Susan is good at making sure you don't have fundamentals,helps you have greater success inDan Shalin is a freelance reporter - the training on dry land andyou have a good base,"said when you start doing the harderthe long run and helps in prevent-forPioneerPres. board work," Canning said. "TheyRoyzen, who joined the program dives, at some point you'll (figura-ing injuries." 1so do such a great job with theas a high school sophomore. "Iftively) hit a wall. (This method) Twitter @Pioneer_Press SPORTS 37

COLLEGE NOTES Çarmel grad Minor enjoyplaying in U.S. Open BY SA1 BRIEF two seasons at Harper Col- - Pioneer Press lege before transferring to the Deerfield school, which Carmel alumna Brienne is a member of the NAIA. Minor, the reigning NCAA Trinity International Division I women's tennis (5-5) was scheduled to be- singles champion, made gin play in the Chicagoland her debut at the U.S. Open, Collegiate Athletic Confer- one of the sport's grandest ence on Tuesday at home . stages. against Roosevelt. 1 Minor suffered a 6-1, 7-5 loss to Tunisia's Ons Jabeur, Area athletes help the 99th-ranked player in the world, in the first round Colgate football on Aug. 30. The Michigan win opener junior was playing at the J year'sfinal Grand Slam The Colgatefootball thanks to a wild-card berth team, which competes at into the main draw. the FCS level, started off its "This was an amazing season with an upset win firstexperience," Minor on the road, beating Cal was quoted as saying in an Poly 20-14 on Aug. 26 in San article on Luis Obispo, Calif. theundefeated.com. The Mustangs were ran- During her time at the ked No. 23 in the nation in U.S. Open, Minor also pas- the preseason coaches poll. sed Roger Federer ina A few Chicagoland na- hallway and got to say, "Hi" tives played a role in the to Venus Williams, accord- win. Hinsdale Central grad- ing to a New York Times uate Max Hartzman, a story. starting senior center, Minor, a Mundelein na- helped Colgate gain 156 tive, played her match on yards rushing. Hartzman is Court 10 at the USTA Billie one of the team's four cap- Jean King National Tennis tains. Center. She was not all that Hinsdale Central gradu- far from Arthur Ashe Sta- ate Thomas Ives, a junior dium, the tournament's wideout, caught two passes main court. for 21 yards. Ashe won the NCAA Senior linebacker Trent Division I men's singles title Williams, a Lake Forest in 1965 as a UCLA student- native, pitched in with five athlete and went on to win total tackles. Junior Owen three Grand Slam singles Buscaglia, a Loyola alum- titles. He was the most nus, also recorded a tackle. recent African-American to Loyola graduate and win an NCAA Division I Wilmette native Jack singlestitleuntil Minor Badovinac, a freshman of- defeated Florida's Belinda fensive lineman, also played Woolcock in May. MATTHEW STOCKMAN/GETrY IMAGES for Colgate. Minor became the first BrienneMinor,a native of Mundelein, returns a shot against Ons Jabeur during their U.S. Open women's singles match on After a week off, the black woman to win the Aug. 30 in New York City. Raiders (1-o) figure to have NCAA Division I singles another tough game this title. McCoy catches up two goals and an assist in McCoy scored a team-hightrated the Trojans' attack inweek when they play host Minor is coached by Duke'sfirst four games. eight goals as a sophomore. her first season with theto Richmond on Saturday. Mark Bey, who serves asfire to start Duke (4-1-0) is ranked No. squad. The Spiders were ranked the high performance coor- 13 in the country in theSommers Through Trinity Inter- No. 7 in the preseason poll. dinatorat the Glenviewseason United Soccer Coaches poll national'sfirst seven Have a suestion for Tennis Club and also Kayla McCoy, whoreleased Aug.29. relishing role as matches, Sommers led the College Notes? Email Sam coaches the pro doublesgraduated from Christian McCoy scored in wins way with 109 assists, in-Brief at briefsam team of Mike and BobHeritage Academy inover Xavier and Old Do- setter cluding a season-high [email protected]. Bryan. Northfield, is off to a strong minion. She has started all Buffalo Grove graduateagainst Indiana Northwest start for the Duke women'sfive of her team's games. Katelyn Sommers, a jun-on Aug. 25. The TrojansSam Brief isa freelance soccer team this year. Last season, Duke reac- ior setter on the Trinitywon that match 25-19,25-14,reporterfor Pioneer Press. McCoy, a junior forwardhed the quarterfinal round International women's vol-25-loin Gary. from Lincoinwood, rackedof the NCAA tournament.leyball team, has orches- Sommers played the past Twtter ®Pioneerj'reu 38 SPORTS

Celebrating Donald looks backon Success. helping Conway Farms BY STEVE SAi»N cagoland area. Pioneer Press When the PGA Tour Celebrati ng came to Lake Forest in A member of Conway September 2013, Donald the Journey. Farms Golf Club in Lake made the most of his home- Forest played a key role in coming. He shot an 11-under bringingthe BMW Champi- 273 to finish in a four-way tie onship to the North Shore for fourth. for three of the last five Jim Furyk alsofeltat years. home that week, shooting a But this was no ordinary course-record 59 in the sec- member. ond round and besting Don- It's time to vote! Luke Donald, who spent JOSE M. OSORIO! aId'sold mark by two close to a year atop the CHICAGO TRIBUNE strokes. It was just the sixth The polls are open for the September Athlete of the Month challenge! Go to chicagotri- Official World Golf Ranking, Luke Donald signs auto- 59 in the history ofthe PGA graphs after practicing at bune.con/suburbs/athIetes through noon on Sept. 14 to cast your vote. You may vote is a dues-paying member at Totrn However, Furyk had to Conway Farms and helpedthe BMW Championship on settleforthirdas Zach once every 12 hours. Winners will be featured in print and online, receive a commemo- his home course secure the Sept. 10, 2013, at Conway Johnson won the tourna- rative plaque, and his or her school will receive $250, presented by Country Financial. penultimate event of the Farms Golf Club in Lake ment with a 16-under 268. FedEx Cup Playoffs. Forest. "T felt very proud and was Donald, however, won't happy for the club," Donald be in the field this yeai TheAfter hosting the NCAAsaid. "Itwas great to have my BMW Championship,Division I men's golf tourna- peers get the experience to which runs from Sept 14-17 ment in 1997, the U.S. Juniorcome out and play here." at Conway Farms, is limited Am in 1998, US. Open quali- Though Donald will not to the top 70 members onfying rounds in 2007 andbe competing in the tourna- the PGA Tour as determined2008 and the Western Ama- ment this year, he will be by the tour standings enter-teur in 2009, Marsh said theplaying a round at Conway ingthe week Donald did notclub started thinking about aFarms with Sergio Garcia make the cut. PGA Tour event. and others as he hosts a golf Donald was first intro- Marsh called Donald, and outing and dinner for The duced to Conway Farmsthe timingwas right DonaldFirst Tee ofGreater Chicago, NOTRE DAME HIGH SCHOOL ALLEN CUNNINGHAM! BRIAN OMAHONEYI during his freshman seasonsaid he started taildng toan organization that intro- CHICAGO TRIBUNE PIONEER PRESS on the Northwestern men'sPGA officials and offeredduces goifto young people. Name: Sam Grillo Name: John O'Sullivan Name: Olivia Niziolek golf team in1997. Todd Marsh and others at Con- After hosting the BMW Year in school: Senior Year in school: Senior Year in school: Senior Marsh, the club's generalway Farms ideas about howChampionship in 2013, Con- School: Notre Danse School: Maine South School: Maine South manager, said the Wildcats best to approach the PGA. way Farms was awarded the Sport: Boys golf Sport: Football Sport: Girls cross coun- practiced there once a week. "The tour was looking toevent in 2015 and again this Season stats: Grillo paced Position: Quarterback try When Donald decided tomove an event somewhereyear. Donald didn't play in Notre Dame with a 41 in a Best game: In his first Best game: Niziolek won turn pro and was ready to in the Chicago area," Donaldthe 2015 editioneither, dual with Oak Park-River game as a starter, O'Sullivan the District 207 meet in graduate in 2001, he calledsaid. "I told them the Northwhich was won by Jason Forest on Aug.24 at Mead- was a perfect ]3-of-13 pass- 18 minutes, 22.8 seconds Marsh. Shore was an opportune Day. owlark. The Dons lost the ing for 168 yards and one on Aug.29 at Maine East. "He said he was staying inplace to do it. I suested The BMW Champi- dual 168-171. touchdown as the Hawks The first seven runners to the area and wanted tothey have a look at Conway" onship vill be held in Penn- Best game: Grillo earned rolled to a 62-34 victory cross the finish line were become a member of the Wiile Donald was talldngsylvania next year and medalist honors at the over Glenbard East on Aug. Hawks at the meet club' Marsh said. to his fellow professionals,moves to Medinah Country season-opening Sandwich 26. against Maine East Lake Forest mayor Robclub officials were workingClub in 2019. The site of the Invitational on Aug.19. The Quote: "He found the open which took second, and Lansing, who is a charter with both the PGA Tour and 2020 tournament has not tournament used a Stable- receiver for some big first Maine West. member of the club, said he the Western Golf Associ-been announced. ford scoring system and downs," Maine South coach was impressed with the fact ation to bring the event to Marsh said Donald's help Grillo finished with 35 Dave Inserra said. that Donald, who has a Conway Farms. was critical all alongthe way. points. Grillo helped the home in Northileld as well "He showed us the ropes," So was the crowd that Dons win the 10-team as Florida, insisted on being Marsh said. "He told us how showed up for the Saturday invite with 127 points. a paid member. to get the course ready and round in 2013. "He could have joinedkeep it ready for a tourna- "We had 41,000 people anywhere," Lansingsaid. ment. He told us what thethere," Marsh said. "BMW "He wanted to become aplayers like and what they was happy with that. We got member here and he wanted think is important." the tournament in '15 and to pay?' Conway Farms was '17:" When Conway Farmsawarded the 2013 BMW was founded in 1991, Lan- Championship, which wasSteve Sadin is a freelance sing said it made a commit- formerly called the WesternreporterforPioneer Press. ment to become a venue for Open, ending Cog Hill's run amateur golf competitions. as the host in the Chi- Twitter @PioneerPress Even the biggest goals start with simple steps.

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