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Park Ridge, Nues teams pull Plane Pull as a greater number of interested pullers signed up. plane across O'Hare tarmac "We've had a pretty significant spike in the number of the teams BY JENNIFER JOHNSON this year," Johnson said. "Last year ohnson@pioneerIocaLcom I @JenYioneer we had 63 teams. This yeal we're in the low 90s, so it's at least 30 more en members ofthe Maineteams." South varsity football Johnson credits word of mouth team put on their gloves among past participants for the and picked up the heavy rope at- growth. tached to the 110-ton airplane, they "People come out there and have were hoping to maintain their title a really good time and they chal- as 2013 champions ofthe plane-tug- lenge their competitors, they get ging competition's public division. more people involved," he said. Unfortunately, they couldn't Winning the title oftop fundrais- match the employees of Meade er for the second year in a row was Park Ridge police officer Mark Vallejo, Depuly Chief Dave Keller and the rest of their team strain against the weight of a Electric Co., who, with a 2-second the Nues Police Department, which 180,000-pound jet. Teams from the Park Ridge Police Department, the Nues Police Department and Maine South High School's lead Saturday at O'Hare Airport, had brought in close to $9,000 by foothall team pulled a plane weighing 90 tons for Special Olympics Saturday at O'Hare Airport. JON LANOHAM/FORSUN-TIMES MEDL won both the public division and the entire Law end compared to the major-fundraising teams. Even Special Enforcement Torch Run ity ofparticipating teams. Olympics athletes put together a Plane Pull benefiting "That plane is heavy" team, and small children and teens Special Olympics. laughed Police Chief Frankcould be found puffing on the rope 'Well, we won last Kaminski. "It's hard to get line as well. night," a couple of play- momentum." "I felt like I was in the air a ers, referring to Filday's "We actually got it to little bit because everyone was football gaine against move this year which was pulling so hard," admitted Maggie Glenbrook South, admit- excellent," said Ethan Mel- Kampwirth, 17, who joined younger ted as they learned their lema, son of Cmdt Duane brother Mike, 14, and dad Bob, a score of 12.41 seconds, Mellema. No practice Park Ridge police sergeant. well above the 10-second among participants was "It was really hard and it didn't time to beat. required, he said, though feel like it was moving at all," Mike 'We didn't get a good the proper line-up was Kampwirth said. first pull," said team important. A competitor in strongman corn- member John Bargo 'We have to make sure petitions, Mike Lohman, a member ofwhat may have gone we put ourselves in a line ofthe Shore Inc. team, is used to wrong this time around. in a good formation," Mel- pulling and lifting heavy objects, but Last year the team lema said. "So this year this was his first time battling with pulled the UPS Airbus we had some of the bigger a plane. A3300 the required 12 guys in the front and "In any strongman competition, feet in just 9.81 seconds. bigger guys in the back to once you get the objects to move 'We still had fun do- The Nues Police Department team pulled the plane IO feet in 12.53 seconds. i JON LANOHAM/FORSUN-11MEs MEA make sure we had a nice and the momentum gets going, then ing it, though," acknowl- jerk to pull it." it about finding your rhythm," edged team member Nate Alvarado.the end ofthe Pull. Niles Deputy "We partner on a lot of different The NUes police team pulled in Lohman said. "Once the plane "It's a great charity event?' ChiefDennis McEnerney, raising things, but this is the first charity 12.53 seconds. started to move, we hit that rhythm. The rules ofthe Special Olympics$1,360 in donations alone, was one event we're doing together," said Pat "It was easier than last year," We didn't wifl, but it's about the Plane Pull are simple, even if the ofthe top individual fundraisers for Knoll, Director, Global Facilities at said Police Chief Dean Strzelecki. spirit ofbeing part ofa team and do- task at hand is not: A team of 20 the event. Shure. "They didn't have the brakes on!" ing something good for charity" members tugs on a rope attached NUes Police Officer Vince Last year, a snafu with the plane The Plane Pull is one of four Lake County Sheriff's Deputy to a 110-ton plane and attempts to Genualdi, team organizer, said this prevented it from moving for both fundraising endeavors of the Dave McNichol, whose team won pull it 12 feet as quickly as possible. year's efforts included reaching out the Park Ridge and Nues police de- Law Enforcement Torch Run, a the law enforcement division, Members participate by raising at to local businesses and encouraging partments' teams. Nues was given year-long initiative in which police described the experience as "an least $1,000 each, the proceeds ben- them to also take part in the plane another shot, but Park Ridge, after departments throughout the state incredible feeling." efitting Special Olympics illinois. pull and the flindraising initiative. two tries, declined a third. 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I JON LANGHAM/FOR SUN-TIMES MEDIA Niles Police team member Vince Genu- the son of Park jì year as they pulled a 12.41 second time which was over two seconds slower than a team The Maine South High School football team, last year's champions, find the competition a bit tougher this The Maine South High School football team, last year's champions, find the competition a bit tougher company. i JON LANGHAMFOR SUN-TIMES MEDIA pounds. JON t ANGHAM FOR SUN TiMES MEDIA Maine South's football team poses for a photo in front of the UPS Airbus A300 plane which weighs 18,000 Maine South's football team poses for a photo in r s.' ; 8 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2,2014 A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION NIL Expressions of grief, sadness,angerfollow fatal Skokie. shooting BY MIKE ISAACS [email protected] I @SKfleview_Mike

than a half hour before Monday night's vigil for Moretwo Niles North High School students shot inside a vehicle the night before on a tree- lined Skokie street, people began gathering. Sunday night's shooting on the 9200 block of Kedvale Avenue claimed the life of one teenage male and left a teenage female wounded. Both the crowd and. the accumulation of flowers kept growing Monday night, people of all ages coming from all directions their pain and grief palpable. The victims' classmates and friends hugged each other, held ABOVE: Lee Goodman of Peaceful NUes North senior George hands and propped each other up Communities leads a rally outside Niles Brandon Jr. met Gadau in seventh- during an unimaginable night for North High School a day after a shooting grade basketball and was friends all of them. left a Skokie teeanger dead and another with him ever since then. Maxwell Gadau of the 7800 wounded. "He was just a good friend, a block of Tripp Avenue in Skokie, a TOP RIGHT: Mourners plant flowers at guy who kept your spirits up," popular senior and athlete at Nues a makeshift memorial Monday during Brandon Jr. said. "He just knew North, was fatally shot. A 17-year- a vigil for two Niles North High School how to relate to you." old Niles North senior, a female students who were the victìms of a gun Most of the students who at- also from Skokie who has not been shooting the night before. tended the vigil did not speak to identified, was shot and taken to RIGHT: Nues North High School parent the media, but were there to find a local hospital. She remained in Stacey Robinson adds her name to comfort in one another. Social critical condition as of Tuesday those who support neighborhood safely media, though, was overflowing afternoon. at a rally against gun violence Monday all day Monday with expressions "Whatever religion you are, outside across from the school. i PHOTOS BY of empathy and grief. Gadau was whatever religion you believe in, KEVIN TANAKWFOR SUN-TIMES MEDIA said to be kind and have a winning at this time I think ifyou all join sense of humor. He was on the in with me, and grab somebody's promptu prayer, about 200 people school swim team and was a swim hand, let's just come together for held hands and formed a large . instructor at Lifetime Fitness. these two," said Muriel Sanders circle, their emotion audible in all Victoria Sorin, a Niles North who has a son at Niles North. "We directions in the night air. pelli said Tuesday that he could not gional Major Crimes Task Force junior, was a classmate of Gadau's can speak out andjust pray and Skokie Police responded to a re- release further details about the in-(NORTAF) are following up on doz-in eighth-grade Spanish. just agree that everyone here - port of shots fired at 9:41 p.m. Sun- vestigation at this time. ens of leads and making positive "He was really a nice kid," she family near and far young and old, day when they found the victims "Rumors are abundant whenprogress. said. "Hg was a swimmer. He will be protected against these inside a vehicle. The case is still tragic incidents likethis occur, "Bringing this case to success seemed pretty athletic. He was just senseless crimes." under investigation, and authori- most of which eventually proveful resolution and seeing justice really nice. He'll be missed" Sanders said the teenage vic- ties have not publicly speculated false," Scarpelli said in a statementserved in an expedient manner are Ellen Sclair said her daughter, tims' lives were not in vain. on a motive. released by the village. "The publicthe top priorities of the Skokie Po- a senior at Nlles North, knew both "They touched each and every But many Niles North students is encouraged to be patient as this lice Department," he said. of the students. Sclair lives close to one of you all here," she said. "This Monday said that it was common multi-faceted, meticulous investi- The tragedy was announced the crime scene and heard the si- is great. This is great for their knowledge the shooting had to do gation is underway, and not to takeMonday morning over the rens Sunday night before learning families. It's great for everybody's with a drug transaction that had rumors as fact." loudspeaker at Niles North and people had been shot. But neither family that's here." gone wrong. Scarpelli said the Skokie Police limnediately rocked the school mother nor daughter knew who As Sanders delivered her im- Skokie Police Chief Tony Scar- Department and the North Re- community the victims were until Monday. NIL A PIONEER PRESS PUBUCATION THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2014 9

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"We were really a mess after we heard," she said. "It's been a very difficult day." Other friends of the victims learned of the shooting just before they headed away on a school field trip. One of the students said they didn't want to come back they were so upset by the news. "This isn't supposed to happen in Skokie," he said. A neighbor who lives across the street from the crime scene said he had gone to Bone and Joint Health Fair bed Sunday night before the incident. But his German shepherd barked away after Wednesday, October 22nd + 5:30-7:3Opm he heard gunshots. His wife also heard the shots and knew right away what they were, he said. TOP; Fellow Niles North students gather at a Ftnd out how you can stay active with less pain. Only steps away from the heavily attended makeshift memorial Monday on the 9200 block Learn about exercising for healthy joints with Poonam Thaker, MD vigil, a couple faded drops of blood could still of Kedvale Avenue where a student was killed and Discover how you can live with less pain with Richard Hayek, MD be seen on the pavement where the shooting another wounded by gunshotsfired the night before. had occurred less than 24 hours earlier. ABOVE: Wiles North High School student Yaro Zaliko knew classmate Maxwell Gadau who was shot and Plus, much more: Rally against guns killed Sunday in Skokie.I KEViN TANAXAIFOR SUN-liMES MEDIA 4. Gait analysis and injury + Mini massages Monday's early evening vigil followed a small rally held by local anti-gun organiza- spoke at the rally. prevention for runners + Sample joint-healthy foods "I have a flurry oftexts on my phone and tions People For a Safer Society and Peaceful + Injury prevention for golfers + FitBit fitness tracker raffle Communities. voicemail messages from my sophomore "The shootings are taking place every- child who knew a student who died," said + Balance and flexibility + Free Fitness Kit with pedometer and Stacey Robinson. 'And he died because we where including right here in the suburbs," assessment water bottle to the first 100 attendees. said Lee Goodman of Peaceful Communities. all of us - allowed it to happen. We don't "You can no longer think you can exempt do enough to get guns out of our society?' yourself from the violence by having a cer- Two other Nues North parents also spoke tain amount of money or a certain address. out, saying their kids were shaken by the Join us, its free!Call 877.737.4636 to register. It's no longer possible to think we are privi- day's tragedy and that guns have to be made For more info, visit presencehealth.org/boneandjoint leged in being able to escape the violence. less accessible. Violence follows us." For the two latest victims of gun violence People For a Safer Society is a local group and the many people impacted by it, though, started by Evanston resident Denyse Wang it was too late. Presence® Stoneback following the school shootings at "The kids need covering," explained Sand- Resurrection Medical Center Sandy Hook Elementary School. The group ers about why she decided to speak up at the works for stronger gun control laws locally vigil. "They need to know this is not right. 7435West Taicott Avenue, Chicago and nationally. This is not good, but we can make it through Parents of Niles North students also it by standing together." A PIONEER PRESS PUBUCATION NIL io THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2014 I

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III POLICE BLOTTER told police that on the afternoon of Sept. 20, NuES The following incidents were listed in the official she saw between IO and 12 children jump- MORTON GROVE ing on parked vehicles, but they ran away bulletins of the Nues and Morton Grove police SUSPICIOUS INCIDENT when she exited her residence. The woman departments. Readers are reminded that an arrest P&ice were contacted on Sept, 22 after a white DRUGS reported that her minivan's front bumper does not constitute a finding of guilt. Only a court powder was discovered inside an envelope Terrell M. Jackson, 33, of Chicago, was charged was cracked. of law can make that determination. with possession of marijuana after he was arrested delivered to a business on the 9300 block of on Dempster Street and Menard Avenue on Sept. Milwaukee Avenue. Police took the envelope and FIRE powder into evidence. The following day, a U.S. NuES 24. He is scheduled to appear in court on Oct. 28. A fire was reported inside a small trash container Postal Inspector performed an examination and Myron Johnson, 21, Skokie, was charged with pos- located behind a business on the 9000 block determined that the substance appeared to be BATTERY session of drug paraphernalia after he was arrested of Milwaukee Avenue on the night of Sept. 21, powdered sugar, police said. Daniel Mitchell, 28, of 8060 Milwaukee Ave., Nues, on Oempster St and Central Ave on Sept. 22. Police The flames were extinguished by the Niles Fire Department, was charged with domestic battery on Sept. 20 said he was pulled over for expired registration. He BURGLARY TO VEHICLE is scheduled to appear in court on Oct. 28. after he was accused of punching his pregnant Clothing and coins were stolen Sept. IB from a girlfriend and kicking her in the stomach during vehicle parked on the 9200 block of Loras Lane. MORTON GROVE DUI an argument. The 25-year-old woman told police A landscaper told police that on Sept. 22, while Wook Lee, 49, of Mukilteo, Wash., was charged THEFT that Mitchell's mother held her down while she he was cutting grass on the 7900 block of Neya with OUI after he was arrested on Dempster St and A catalytic converter was stolen from a vehicle was beaten and that Mitchell had also grabbed a Avenue, three landscaping machines valued at Birch Ave on Sept. 19. Police said Lee was pulled parked on the 8500 block of Marmora Avenue on knife and threatened to kill her. A child present in $1,045 were stolen from his pickup truck. Police over for a traffic violation. He is scheduled to ap- Sept. 20, police said. the home also gave similar statements, police said. pear in court on Oct. 8. said the pickup had a broken window, which the Mitchell was the only individual charged, and he landscaper said occurred during a prior, unre- Luggage was stolen from a vehicle parked on the has an Oct. 6 court date. CRIMINAL DAMAGE ported burglary in Elgin in which other equipment 6100 block of Lincoln Avenue on Sept. 19. The vehicle was unlocked at the time of the theft, Peter Keller, 37, of Evanston, was charged with was stolen. A resident living across the street police said. RETAIL THEFT criminal damage to property after he was arrested told police he had been in his front yard the Edin Kuduzovic, 18, of4848 Mulford, Skokie, was at the CVS store on the 5900 block of Dempster entire time of the alleged burglary and did not see A locker was broken into at LA Fitness on the charged with retail theft on Sept. 19 after he alleg- Street on Sept. 22. Police said Keller allegedly tore anyone nearthe landscaper's truck. 6800 block of Dempster Street on Sept. IB. Po- edly stole a bottle of alcohol, a can of energy drink a cell phone out of a package and attempted to lice said the gym member returned to the locker PROPERTY DAMAGE and a bag of candy from a store on the 5600 block leave the store without payingfor it. Keller is sched- to find personal items missing, including cash A resident of the 8200 block of Elizabeth Avenue of Touhy Avenue. He has a Nov. 3 court date. uled to appear in court on Oct. 28. and credit cards.

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Nues Gun shop moratorium passed by Village Board

BY lOOR STUDIXOV vote, none of the trustees made For Sun-Times Media@istudenkov a motion to strike Section 3. But Palicki moved to amend it to ex- Niles Village Board tend its scope to firing ranges and unanimously approved an conceal-carry training centers. Theeight-month moratorium She said that she was concerned last week on special permits for about "proliferation" of gun re- gun shops and other businesses lated businesses. that deal with firearms. However, most trustees pres- Under the terms of the mora- ent were concerned that it went torium, any application for a gun too far, affecting shops that don't shop special use permit would use actual guns, such as the train- automatically get rejected. The ing center near the intersection moratorium was designed to of Howard Street and Milwaukee give the village time to examine Avenue. The amendment was its current gun-related laws and defeated 3-2, with trustee Joe consider potential changes. LoVerde joining Palicki in voting In the run-up to the Sept. 23 for it. Trustee Chris Hanusiak vote, members of gun-control was absent during the meeting. advocacy group People For a Palicki then offered an amend- Safer Society urged the board to ment that wouldn't affect training change the resolution's language centers. so that it would apply retroactive- "Ifwe say 'gun shop,' gun ly - making a special use permit ranges, or any stores to have to the board had already granted to do with firearms, would be able to the Sportsman's Club gun shop move in," she said. invalid. The board approved the While the board didn't move to amendment - and the mora- do that, Trustee Rosemary Palicki torium in the amended form - tried to put a vote on whether or unanimously. not to revoke the permit on the Towards the end of the meet- next month's agenda. Her motion ing, when the board prepared to was defeated 3-2. vote to approve the next meeting During the Aug. 26 board Gun control advocates People For a Safer Society (left) tried to convince the Niles Village Board not only to put a moratorium on date, Palicki tried to put an item meeting, Mayor Andrew Przybylo gun shops in their town, but also to retroactively ban a gun shop approved earlier this year. GORSTUDENKOV/FOR SUN-TIMES MEDIA on the next meeting's agenda to said that village government was rescind Sportsman's Club permit. considering putting a temporary ing would automatically deny convicted felons, alcohol and drugslum states that it doesn't apply Her motion was defeated 2-3, moratorium on gun shops. Dur- gun shop applications. However, addicts, anyone with the record retroactively. During the public with LoVerde being the only other ing the same meeting, People Forapplicants have a right to appeal of violating weapons laws, as well comments period, People For a trustee to vote "yes." a Safer Society member Cosy the denial, and the board has to as anyone who has been a patient Safer Society members tried to After the vote, Przybylo said Hance argued that the board consider the appeal during the in a mental health facility for the convince the board to strike it. that just because the board shouldn't have given Sports- nearest board meeting. The boardpast five years or was acquitted of "I don't feel that Nues needs approved the gun shop didn't man's Club a permit in the first can decide to approve the appli- a crime for a reason of insanity. an establishment that sells guns, mean the village wasn't taking place, because it violates Cook cation, but if it decides to uphold Most sections of the law especially so close to our schools,"safety concerns safely. He used County law. the denial, the applicant wouldn't haven't been updated since the Niles resident Diane Barounis liquor stores as examples of legal The ordinance he cited pro- be able to appeal again. 1960s, and the law does not spe- said. "I respectfully submit that facilities that have been known to hibits gun shops within a mile The moratorium was proposed cifically deal with gun shops. not all things that are permissiblecreate safety issues - something of a public school. However, it to give the village time to review Przybylo said that the morato- are good for communities." the village addresses through only applies to home rule mu- a its laws regulating firearms and rium would also give the village Former trustee Louella Pres- regulations. nicipalities like Niles if the village other weapons. The law requires an opportunity to come up with ton also urged the board to strike "I expect [Sportsman's Club] to doesn't already have an ordinancegun-sellers to keep track of every stronger gun regulations. He said section three. be tightly regulated and that the specifically regulating licensing weapon they sell, gives the police that he and other Niles officials "I don't agree with the way license will be legally restrictive." of gun shops. While the board did the right to search the gun shops' recently met with city of Chicago [Sportman's] zoning permit was Palicki responded that her pass such ordinance earlier this inventory and prohibits anyone officials to get some suggestions. granted," she said. "You have problem wasn't with the shop - year, it was designed to amend anfrom discharging firearms within "We are considering changes an opportunity to impose the it was with the way its permit was existing law - which was part of the village outside licensed firing to the [village] ordinances that moratorium, and I'm urging you approved. a larger appendix of special use ranges. replicate what the City of Chicagoto pass it. I also urge you to strike "I'm just trying to make you permit regulations. The law also bans the sale of is trying to do, and we are going the language in section three so sleep easier," responded Przybylo. The moratorium the board con-assault weapons, as well as the to go further," he said. that it could be retroactive." "Thank you very much," re- sidered during the Sept. 23 meet- sale of any firearms to minors, Section three of the morato- When the motion came up for sponded Palicki. "I won't." 13 NIL A PIONEER PRESS PUBUCATION I THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2014 I

District 219 hires leader for new math partnership Trustee Shel Marcus meets

BY NATALIE HAYES sible for creating a new set for college. 219. president of Panama For Sun-Times Medial ('NatHayReporter of math curriculum aligned Shadel was hired to work Shadel's contract begins with STEM learning and under former District 219 immediately, and hewill Shel Marcus, a Morton president of Uruguay Julio A math department the state's Common Core science director Lois Wis- start working out of Dis- Grove Village Trustee, Maria Sanguinetti, and a chair at a large northwest Standards. niewski, who was appointed trict 69 this week, accord- B'nai B'rith International closed circuit conference suburban high school has The partnership be- as the executive director of ing to a press release from board member and nationalwith Yuval Steinitz, Israeli been recruited by Nues tweeU Districts 219 and K-12 STEM in August. District 219. membership chair, recentlyMinister of Intelligence and Township School District 69 is coined 'Classrooms Shadel and Wisniewski District 69 is one of nine attended a B'nai B'rith Strategic Affairs 219 to lead a K-12 math First Consolidation." The are the first staff mem- elementary school districts International Policy Forum Marcus, also a past program under a new initiative aims to ensure bers brought on board by that feed into the Niles in Panama City, Panama. president of B'nai B'rith's partnership to streamline consistency in teaching, District 219 to oversee the Township high school dis- The forum, the second Midwest Region, presented curriculum with Skokie curriculum, and program- initiative. trict, and is so far the only international gathering in to both President Va- School District 69. ming in each grade level The former math leader school district to partner its 170-year history pre- rela and former president Steven Shadel was ap- from kindergarten through at District 300 earned a with the high school to sented an informative pro- Sanguinetti a specially- pointed by the District 219 senior year of high school master's degree in edu- align learning standards. gram of lectures and small designed commemorative school board Sept. 22 as thefor better college prepared- cational leadership from Aside from its academic interactive sessions dealingpin celebrating B'nai B'rith director of K-12 math cur- ness. Concordia University, focus, there's also a finan- with global anti-semitism, International's 170th an- riculum and instructional As part of the joint- and a bachelor's degree in cia! incentive to bring down interfaith understanding, niversary. supervisionone of two agreement, formed in Au- mathematics and second- some expenses for District and addressing terrorism B'nai B'rith International roles District 219 created gust between Districts 219 ary education from Judson 219. throughout the world. has advocated for global this year to lead STEM and 69, Shadelwillwork University. According to infor- The event was co-hosted Jewry and championed the curriculum at both school with both school districts He is currently a doc- mation from the school by B'nai B'rith District cause of human rights since districts. to help coordinate and ap- toral student at Concordia, district, more than $3.4 XXII, North Latin America, 1843. Shadelwho left Jacobs ply math curriculum within and is the "Illinois Team million is spent on remedial the Caribbean and the For more information High School in Algon- the STEM programa key Leader" for the National programming annually. Irving Zapp Lodge of about membership or ac- quin for the new position component of the school Council for Supervisors of District 219 has agreed to Panama. Speakers includedtivities contact B'nai B'rith with District 219 paying districts' overall plan to get Mathematics, according to spend up to $2 million on Panama's president Juan Midwest Region in Chicago, $103,000will be respon- students better prepared information from District the consolidation plan. Carlos Varela, former call 312-551-0011.

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BY IGOR STUDENEOV voters. For Sun-Times Media I @istudenkov "Election is about selling a Happy Meal," he said. Andrew "Election is about convinc- Przybylo didn't turning you that I can solve all Mayoroff the charm when your problems. What is my he visited the Nues Teen Happy Meal? Low taxes and Center recently, pitching great services." a new standalone facility Przybylo cited one par- integrated with music storesticular, seemingly mundane and a fast-food restaurant. issue that resonated with His Sept. 18 yisit was part voters. of the center's long-running "One of the things that got Speaker Series, which fea- me lots of votes is skunks," tures village officials, artists he said. "Everybody hates and other guests who might skunks. So I said, 'Let's bring something interesting. bring back animal control." and informative. When Przybylo invited In addition to answering teens to ask questions, Josie questions abut politics, the Bravo was the first to raise --- mayor took the opportunity her hand. >PNCt to lay out his vision for the "Can you bring a store Mure of the Teen Center: a called 'Hot Topic' to Golf larger, freestanding facility Mill Mall?" she asked. that could incorporate busi- The California-based nesses and services. chain, which was origi- Teen Center director nally known for goth-themed Mark Williams sees the clothing and accessories, Speaker Series as a way to currently specializes in educate teens. Past speakersbroader pop-culture-themed have included comic book items. Once Williams artist Josh Elder, Nues Fit- explained to Przybylo what ness Center yoga instructor it was, the mayor said he'd Marty Hedrich, GameStop look into it. employee Beth Molina and "I'll promise I'll write a staff of the Erika's Light- letter to the owner and ask," house adolescent depression he said. awareness group. Omar Yanez inquired Przybylo opened his about the progress on the speech with praise for the Niles Park District's Skate center teens. Park project. Przybylo "I don't think I can teach admitted that he wasn't en- you as much as you can tirely sure, but he expressed teach me," he said "You've frustration that it was taking Nues Mayor Andrew Przybylo visited the Nues Teen Center last week and pitched a slew of improvements to the center.i SOR STUDENKO v/FOR seen a lot more of this world so long. SUN-TIMES MEDiA then I have when I was your "It should have been done age. I'm just a 63-year-old, two years ago," he said. [Leaning Tower of Niles], opportunity to outline his a theater. We'd bring in than you guys," he said. trying to keep up." Williams stepped in to so that you would be able to vision for the Teen Center's Johnny Rockets [fast-food Przybylo acknowledged Przybylo then talked explain that construction climb on top of it," he repliedfuture. restaurant]. Have you heard that the vision wouldn't be about how he got elected, has already started, and that Przybylo added that the "I think you guys deserve of Johnny Rockets?" cheap, and said that, even explaining how he and his it should be open in the next village was planning to turn a better space," he said. "I The teens replied enthusi-if it doesn't come to pass, Miles New Party slate were few weeks. the corridor into an enter- think it should be a stand- astically. he will push for smaller able to take advantage of the Bella Principe asked Przy-tainment destination. alone, multi-faceted facility. Ultimately, he envisioned improvements. voter data to improve their bylo about his plans for the "If any of you have been We would bring in Minstrel something akin to tIe Niles "We'll try to refurbish it, voter outreach efforts. He Touhy Avenue. to Rosemont - it would be Music [a guitar store], the Senior Center. we'll try to get longer service also talked about what he "We hope to put in about even better," he said. American Music World] "There is no reason why hours," he said. "That's my personally did to appeal to $1 million to repair the The mayor also took the piano store. We'd put in seniors should have it better commitment to you." NIL A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2014 15 I

Nues Public Library Consultant abruptly dropslibraryjob BY IGOR STUDIXOV Library Board will now go back toBoard President Morgan Dubiel proposal, the company planned to common sense, [and] work- For Sun-Times Media I @istudenkov the remaining bidders to pick outsaid that he felt that the proposedto work for at least three months.able solutions make us a good a candidate - something that it changes were too confusing and Their work would have been splitpartner," it stated. The Nues Public Library hired expects to do during the regularlyurged the board to hire a staff- into three phases. During the But on Sept. 15, the day a consultant to help analyze its scheduled October meeting. ing consultant before approving first phase, it planned to col- NextLevel was scheduled to - staffing last month, only to see Earlier this year, Library anything else. In July, the board lect data, interviewing library begin the first round of inter- the consultant withdraw a little Financial Manager Greg Pritz, wound up giving Pritz a go-aheadofficials and collecting data. Dur-views, the consultant informed over a week later, setting the then-Director Linda Weiss, to look for potential companies. Ing the second phase, it would Niles Library attorney Dennis process back another month. and assistant directors Susan During the special meeting, use the information it collected Walsh that it was pulling out of The Library Board of TrusteesLempke and Barbara Kruser the board voted 4-2 to approve to come up with recommenda- the project. Walsh told Pioneer chose Chicago-based NextLevel- came up with a proposal to NextLevel's contract, with tions for improving efficiency Press that the company didn't NPO during a special Sept. 4 significantly change the library's Trustees Linda Ryan and Karen of library resources, create the give him any explanation for its meeting. The board has been organizational chart. The goal Dimond voting against. Trustee new organizational chart and actions. looking for a staffing consultant was to create something more Barbara Naganishi was absent. make suggestions about how it When contacted by Pioneer since July. The consultant would modern and more efficient. Dimond had previously expressedcan best use technology to servePress, Kelly Dettman, Next- have looked at the library's exist- Some aspects of their pro- reservations about hiring a staff- the community. During the third Level's co-partner, declined to ing organizational structure, staffposai, such as merging the Page ing consultant, arguing that Pritzphase, it would use the board comment and hung up. and how it conducts its opera- Services Department into Patron has shown that he had good ideas feedback to refine and adjust The Library Board publicly tions, and come up with sugges- Services Department - were as and that it would be more cost-their recommendations. announced what happened dur- tions for improvements. implemented. But during the effective for the library to handle In the proposal document, ing its regular, Sept. 17 meet- It is not clear what made summer, other aspects - most it in-house. NextLevel said it anticipated ing. After a short discussion, it NextLevel decide to withdraw. notably the creation of the new NextLevel was supposed to be working with the library. decided to look at the remaining They offered no explanation to Digital Services department - paid $42,000 for its services, plus "We believe that our expe- bidders during the next regu- the library, and they declined to stalled. an estimated $1,500 in expenses. rience, data and fact driven larly scheduled meeting, which comment to Pioneer Press. The During the June meeting, According the NextLevel's approach, and our commitment will take place on Oct. 15.

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Park RideForest View, IL 60638 BY IGOR STUDENKOV Ethics Board voted to add a Gaudio argued that the (888) 720-7275 Fly from the Midway COMPARE For Sun-Times Media I @istudenkov new passage to Section 1.12 preceding paragraph of Sec- terminal Airport Indoor Rate 31.00/day ofthe employee handbook. tion 1.12 is enough to prevent AdtiowJ taxes May not be combeìed wiTh offi.rj Airport Outdoor Rate '14.OWday If the Nues Ethics Board The passage stated that the conflict on interest issues. has its way, village employ- - "employees who hold or That paragraph prohibits ees wouldn't need to report are considered for appoint- village employees from what organizations they're ment or election as a board conducting "any business JUNK GENIE involved in outside work - member, director, or officer or preparations" related to something that the employee of a non-governmental social, jobs they hold outside the vil- Let The Genie Remove It All! handbook currently requires athletic, business or chan- lage. It also prohibits village them to do. table organization shall notify employees from using village Construction/Remodeling MaterialMoving Clean-Outs-House/Business The Ethics Board voted their immediate supervisor facilities, equipment and stuff Furniture & Appliance RemovalSenior Citizen Discount Available unanimously Sept. 16 to sug- of such current or pending in any way that's related to Demo Work Pay Only for the Space Used on the Truck gest the Village Board strike appointment." their outside employment. r that rule from the handbook. The Village Board ap- He also argued that COUPON NOTI I MENTION THIS Board chairman Tony Gaudioproved it later that year. revealing what organizations AVAILABLEON I has been opposed to it since Gaudio, who was then they belong to could create iAD RECEIVE SINGLE ITEMSI 15°°OFF it was adopted two years a non-ranking member of problems ago. He has argued that it the ethics board, was the 'What if someone wants to www.junkgenie.com was a needless restriction on only one to vote against the join a gay groùp, or a Muslim i -866-586-5436 employees' freedoms. change. He argued that it group?" said Gaudio. "Islam It is now up to Niles Mayorwent too far, arguing that isn't a popular religion [in Andrew Przybylo to decide village employees shouldn't United States] right now. whether the matter will gu be required to report what That's something they might before the Village Board; the organizations they are in- wantto keep to themselves?' change won't become binding volved in outside work. The other board members unless the board approves it. "It's a perfect example agreed As they prepared to The issue wasn't discussed of too much government," vote, Gaudio asked Village during the September meet- Gaudio said at the time. Attorney Joseph Annun- - ing but Przybylo is free to In June 2014, the Village zio about the phrasing. He put it on the agenda for any Board made some revisions argued that there is one situ- future meetings. to the employee handbook ation where the village should The issue originally arose and sent them to the Ethics still know about employees' in late 2011. In December, J0- Board for review. In an in- outside activities. seph Penze, who then served terview with Pioneer Press, "[It should make sure] as a division conmiander at Gaudio said he decided to that someone isn't involved the Nues Police Department, use the review as an op- in clubs or organizations that was appointed a second portunity to try to get the meet during work hours," vice-president of the Nues notification requirement he said. Chamber of Commerce and overturned. Gaudio accepted the Industry. The position would "Now, we have two new change, and the Ethics Board make him eligible to become members, so now, I have a unanimously approved the the organization president potential to make a change," amended motion. SIX RANCH DESIGNS SMART-SIZE within twoyears. he said. It is now up to the mayor PRiCED FROM THE $350's In December 2011, then- The board ultimately to decide whether it will be YOUR LIFESTYLE decided to vote on the issue brought before the Village SEMI-CUSTOM OPTIONS AVAILABLE trustee Louella Preston approached the Ethics Board during its Sept. 16 meeting. Board, or when. Single-Story Ranch Living with a concern that, if he During the meeting, Gau- In an interview after the 847.338.3821 Just 2 Miles from l-90 became president, it would dio reiterated the argument meeting Gaudio said that, he made two years earlier. whatever happens, he would HENNINGESTATES.COMJHUNTLEY create a conflict of inter- Basement Included est. She argued that police "We need to stand up for continue to push for the A ROCK CREEK HOMES COMMUNITY change. He sees it as his duty 1/3 Acre Lot Included officers, whose job it is to the rights of village employ- 16809 CHURCH RD. HuNTLF IL 60142 enforce business regulations, ees," he said. "Sometimes, as an Ethics Board member. MODELS OPEN 7 DAYS lOAM - 5PM 1,803-2,624 Square Feet shouldn't lead organizations in our haste to make rules, "I'm going to protect the representing businesses we overlook the rights of rights ofthe people, not just SUPERIOR (),pAL t l-Y RANCh HOMES ROCK CREEK FIOM1S In February 2012, the people." go after bad guys," he said. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2014 17 NIL A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION I Opinion

Letters Keep our Divine inspiration: waterways Divvy expanding clean

As a River Forest resident since age 7, I could not possibly count the number of times tothe suburbs I have benefitted from our local waterways. Picnics by the lake, strolls along the Des "As regular readers Lake View High School, so I was out Plaines, as well as plenty of sandy summer ay RANDY know, I'm not always of luck. ftin on Chicago's beaches, yes, I think we all BLASER The next day I was attending can agree that these waters provide wonder- a fan of expanding a seminar near Fullerton and Ash- ful opportunities for recreation, relaxion, government. But I land and conveniently took and endless fim with family and friends. the Metra, getting off at Clybourn That said, I'm enraged to hear about know a good idea and walking the six blocks to my the recent debates about water legislation a few days last week tooling when I see one. Ex- class. Because of the train sched- in Congress. As of now, 55 percent of our around Chicago and wishing I had ules, I arrived early. Again, I thought waterways remain unprotected from poilu- Ispenta better way to get around than panding Divvy bikes it would be great to have a bike to tion. The EPA submitted a proposal m April my cai Metra or the CTA. to Oiik Park and explore the neighborhood. I could to close up gape in the Clean Water Act, but It aU started with a trip to Wrigley Evso,t is definitely have put it on the train, but the the proposaI faced aggresaive pushback ùi Field from northern Lake County hassle of a bike on a crowded train the house, which was fueled primarily by for the Cubs final home game of the it. Can we get Skokie, didn't appeal to me. Still, a bike sta- misinformation put forth Big Ag and The season and a chance to see some Park Ridge and Elm- tion at Armitage and Ashland would Farmer's Bureau that the proposal would old friends. I thought if I left early have been ideal. limit farmers' autonomy over their water- enough, I would have no problem wood Park on the list Which brings me to the great ways. Contrary to this belief, the proposal driving to Wrigley Field. soon?" news of this week: The Divvy bike actually explicitly states in many places that The trip wasn't too bad, and system is expanding to Oak Park the protection extensions will not apply to my game plan of taking Route 41 and to Evanston. What a great idea! pro-converted agricultural land, so farmers to the Edens Expressway through Before moving to Lake County, have nothing to fear from this proposal. the junction and exiting at Irving somewhere near Wrigley Field and I often biked around Oak Park - This month, the House passed Bill HR- Park Road or Addison Street walk to the park. I had done it many to Scoville Park, the library, 5078 onto the Senate. The bill threatens to seemed reasonable, at first. I admit times over the years, even with Hemingway Home, even to work bar the EPA from taking any action to im- it was a little more complex than the city cracking down by creating at the Oak Leaves Building. And prove water protections. With 40 percent of staying on the Addison Street bus neighborhood parking zones near while trying to get around Evanston our lakes already too polluted for swimming, - instead of getting off at Western Wrigley. By maneuvering through by car, I've often envied the bike aquatic life, or drinking, this is obviously a to go to school - and waiting in line Ravenswood, I found a spot pretty riders, who didn't have to park in major mistake. for bleacher seats. But it seemed close, just a couple blocks west of Davis Street garage and walk to the So I'm urging you, as fellow River Forest- do-able. Ashland and north of Irving Park. lakefront. ers and fellow humans dependent on clean That fantasy ended just a few Not ideal, but walk-able. As regular readers know, I'm not water: Let's all take the initiative to contact yards beyond the junction when I Then the thought occurred to me always a fan of expanding govern- our state senators and district representa- tried to exit at Irving Park Road. that if I had thrown the bikes on the ment. But I know a good idea when tives to ensure we can count on clean water Progress became slower than a back of the car, we'd really be in busi-I see one. Expanding Divvy bikes to for ourselves and for generations to come. It's crawl at that point. ness. But I didn't. Oak Park and Evanston is definitely really the least we could do. The opportunity to hook up with Then it hit me. Divvy bikes, the it. Vktoria Reese my friends at the Cubs shuttle went city bike rental system. Unfortunate- Can we get Skokie, Park Ridge and River Forest out the window. So I decided to park ly, there were no Divvy stations near Elmwood Park on the list soon?

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BQN U3 : SKEE-BALL Same old problems SUNDAY SKEEBALL Every Sunday for Baby Boomers 10:ÒOam- 6:00pm is showing a docu- American Masters. Just mentary about the how the Boomers want to PBSBoomer generation. be seen. BDNUS I plan on missing it. Not that I'm unsympa- - ''SKEE-BALL Who wants to spend an thetic. At age 50 to 68, the hour or two listening to Boomers have a lot of prob- aging middle-managers was the 1960s, in which their lems they probably never MONSTER MONDAYS lecturing that all other liberalism turned America thought they would. Every Monday generations from the time around. They righted the For instance, they can't of Alexander the Great to wrongs and up-tightedness read small print any more. 10:00am - 6:00pm 1946 were no good and how of all preceding generations. They could read large- they, the Boomers, invented So the legend goes. But if type books, then. But will Must be 21 yrs of ageaiderth a vakd state ct government saied civil rights, real music, sex, that is so, where did all the the generation that made pho lOE Must be a B Cected Me& AvlaOIe select Penny Iane freedom of expression and extreme right-wing Repub- cosmetic surgery into a games dtaing select days and times. See B Connected CItth for det Dont let the aeep-dish pizza? licans come from? It is they recreational pastime take to game getit of hwid. Fasstance c800-994-8448. Boomers always were who dominate government. books with larger type? boors. But at least they Like all Iegends,The Boom- Will Baby Boomers tote used to be young and brash ers' view ofhistory contains to their health club big-type boors. Now, they are elderly, not only some truth but also books that announce their repetitive, boring boors who a lot ofwishful thiñldng. age group? mistakenly (or wishfully) No, the Boomers are just Well, they could listen to remember themselves as the like everyone else. They books. center point of human his- tried. They did their best. But then they probably tors Before them everything They had some successes. don't hear as well as they was wrong. Then they came. They had some failures. used to, either. And now everything is The world is a mess today. These are the kinds of right? And the Boomers have to problems the Boomers face Sure. Just watch the news. take their share of respon- today. Baby Boomers are those sibility. These are the problems Americans born from 1946 But I bet that won't be I'd like to hear confronted by to 1964. So they now are be- on PBS'S documentary The the Boomers. CASINO - HOTEL SPA tween the ages of 50 and 68. clue is that the program is I could use their advice BoroTh They were the kids of World being shown on the series and help. Let me know when MICHIGAN CITY, IN I BlueChipCasino.com War II vets. Their decade American Masters. that show comes on. 19 . THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2014 I NIL A PIONEER PRESS PUBUCATION I

ILovesick: Impact of cancer on Icommitment, romance, sex and true love ENROLL

LOVE ESSENTIALLY BY JACKIE PILOSSOPH LOVE like every week, I get a call from essentiallyIN AUTO someone who asks, "Did you hear about Ifeelso and so? He (or she) has cancer," Learn- ing that kind of news is upsetting and scary they might end up having sex more often as I can't even imagine how devastating a than usual. cancer diagnosis must feel. Having watched a dear friend endure But what about the person's significant chemotherapy and radiation a few years ago, other? Isn't that person getting the diagno- I can attest to the way the drugs affected RENEW sis, too? That leads to the question, "How her. My friend was nauseous and tired most does having cancer affect a couple's relation- of the time, and because her immune system ship, specifically when it comes to commit- was so compromised, she got sick very often. ment, romance, sex and true love?" She also had no hair and lost a lot of muscle Dr. Stacy Sanford is a Clinical Health mass, so she wasn't feeling very physically Psychologist at the Robert H. Lune Com- attractive. prehensive Cancer Center at Northwestern, But, I watched the way hèr husband WITH and said that no two couples have the same adored her throughout the whole ordeal, experience, and that the effect of cancer on from day one until now. The way he was the relationship depends on so many fac- constantly touching her, putting his hand tors, which can include the individual, the on her leg or his arm around her, holding strength of the relationship, and the severity her hand and kissing her was absolutely of the illness. beautiful to see. I truly believed his love and "Cancer completely derails people, and affection played a huge role in her healing EASE they go through a whole range of emotions and recovers including amdet3 fear, anger, sadness and I've also seen couples go the other direc- hopelessness," said Sanford, who holds a Lion, and end up divorced after the cancer Ph.D in clinical psychology and who is also patient recovers. For some, the harsh.diagno- an assistant professor in the departments sis of cancer ends up being a wake-up call, in of Psychiatric and Behavioral Medicine and which the person re-evaluates his or her life Medical Social Sciences at Northwestern. and the relationship. Or maybe the caregiver Sanford said oftentimes, roles and respon- coulcin't cope with watching his or her loved * sibilities change in the relationship, which one suffer, so he or she turned to drugs or LOGIN AT: can cause conflict. For example, the person alcohol or cheating, or simply shut down. with cancer might have always been the I would agree with Sanford that corn- primary caretaker, and is now dependent on munication with each other can greatly help NILES.SUNTIMES.COM/SERVICE his or her spouse. couples dealing with cancer, and that if both "A lot of people worry about being a people are willing to honestly tell each other burden on their loved ones," she said. "I how they are feeling and express on a regu- hear that almost every day, and I remind lar basis what each needs, their relationship people that their spouse feels helpless, and will not only survive, but could even grow to TO MANAGE YOUR desperately wants to help. If you give them a deeper, stronger level. something to do, you are helping thera help Sanford recommended individual or cou- ONLINE. you.,' pIes counseling, or a support group, such as SUBSCRIPTION As far as the caregiver, Sanford explained Imerman Angels, a Chicago-based organiza- that it's important that he or she not neglect tion that offers personal connections which taking care of themselves. enable one-on-one support among cancer "Before you know it, three days have gone fighters, survivors and caregivers. by and the person hasn't showered," she Cancer really does test relationships. said. Then again, there are countles other life changes that do the same thing. But I have Romance and Sex to believe that one silver lining of cancer is NILES -HERALD -SPECTATOR According to the website Cancer.net, knowing the one you love most in the world M 11os. M LOCAL NEws SlNçs 1986. emotional and physical effects of cancer can was there for you when you needed him or cause low sex drive. 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MONDAY, OCT. 6 :30 p.m.: Seniors can share their passion for price includes the film, popcorn, drink and a goodie bag. Proceeds benefit the American Cancer Baby Time computers. Niles Senior Center, 999 Civic Center Society and other Philanthropic endeavors of the FRIDAY, OCT. 3 11a.m.: Ashortprogramofstories, songs, rhymes Drive, Niles. Call 269-683-9380. Philoptochos Society, a philanthropic organization and playtime for children 2 and younger with a of the Greek Orthodox Church. Pickwick Theatre, 5 Rise and Shine Story Time caregiver. Niles Public Library District, 6960 W. Big Kid Story lime S. ProspectAve., Park Ridge. Call 847-825-5800. IO am.: A 30-minute story time for children ages Oakton St., Nues. Call 847-663-1234. 1:30 p.m.: The story time includes stories, songs, 2-6 with a caregiver. Nues Public Library District, creative dramatics and other activities for kids $35. 6960 W. Oakton St., Niles. Call 847-663-1234. Rosetta Stone Demo ages 4-5. 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Sixty-minute sessions are Livingwith Psoriasis Prospect Ave., Park Ridge. $35. required. Nues Senior Center, 999 Civic Center available. Niles Public Library District, 6960 W. 7 p.m.: The presentation teaches about the signs Drive, Niles. Call 847-588-8420. $60-$70. Oakton St., Niles. Call 773-508-1054. and symptoms of psoriasis, various treatment Frank Uoyd Wrighfs Prairie Style options and lifestyle strategies for people living 7 p.m.: Jan Kieckhefer from the Frank Lloyd Wright Homework Help Family Story Time with psoriasis. Niles Public Library District, 6960 Trust gives a lecture on Wright's early career and 10:30 am.: Students in kindergarten through fifth 7 p.m.: Stories, songs and activities for families w. Oakton St., Niles. Call 847-663-1234. the development of his Prairie style. Park Ridge grade can receive help with their homework from with children ages 2-6. Attendees are welcome to Public Library, 20 S. Prospect Ave., Park Ridge. teen volunteers. 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Call Participants must be experienced and comfortable IO am.: Learn more about volunteering at the 847-663-1234. with a computer, keyboard and mouse. Morton library in this one-hour session, followed by a Nibs Public Library Blood Drive Grove Public Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton library tour and an informal individual chat. Duties IO am.: Blood donors must be atleast l6years old, Grove. Call 847-965-4220. SUNDAY, OCT. 5 may include helping staff or helping with special weigh IO pounds, be in general good health and events and programs a few hours a week. Niles being identification. Donors should have breakfast Hiles Carden Club Public Library District, 6960 W. Oakton St., Niles. or lunch prior to donating. Niles Public Library 2 p.m.: The club covers the topic "Trees and Alter- Call 847-663-1234. District, 6960 W. Oakton St., Niles. Call 847-663- native Shrubs." Niles Public Library District, 6960 1234. SEECAIENDAR, NEXT PAGE» THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2014 25 NIL A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION I 1 Harmonica lOI Il am.: Joe Filisko from the Old Town School of « FROM PREVIOUS PAGE Folk Music returns for a second class on learning CALENDAR how to properly hold the harmonica, breath control and playing blues and folk tunes. Participants should bring a harmonica in the key of C or pur- Manga/Anime Appreciation Club chase one from Joe for $5. For more information 7p.m.: Teens meet to talk and discuss manga and or to register, go to www.calendar.mgpl.org or call 847-929-5101. Morton Grove Public Library, 6140 anime. Japanese refreshments will be served. Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove. Call 847-965-4220. Skokie Public Library, 5215 Oakton St., Skokie. Call 847-673-7774. Fun with Science: The Wonders of Science FRIDAY, OCT. 3 3 p.m.: Learn about science through games and ßxperiments. For kids in second to fifth grade. Block Party Registration required. 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SATURDAY, OCT. 4 Story lime for Ail Ages 1:30 p.m.: Stories, songs and finger plays for the Park Ridge Farmers Market whole family. Park Ridge Public Library, 20 S. 7a.m.: The weekly farmers market runs every Prospect Ave., Park Ridge. Call 847-825-3123. Saturday through October. Park Ridge Farmers Market, Prairie and Garden Streets, Park Ridge. I.ego Mania Get up and 4 p.m.: Lego building for children in kindergarten Morton Greve Farmers Market through sixth grade. Park Ridge Public Library, 20 8 am.: The market offers live entedainment and S. Prospect Ave., Park Ridge. Call 847-825-3123. children's activities in addition to a wide variety of vendors. Vendors sell regionally- and locally-pro- TUESDAY, OCT. 7 duced items such as flowers, produce, plants, bread and baked goods, healthy snacks, coffee, YA PIzza and Pagos Your guide to the weekend and beyond lemonade, cheese, cosmetics, jewelry clothes and 5 p.m.: Stop in for pizza and a chance to share other goods. Morton Grove Farmers' Market, 6210 . your current favorite books, then go home with Every Thursday Dempster St., Morton Grove. For more information, new books to read. For grades six to 12. Park Ridge call 847-750-6436. Public Library, 20 S. Prospect Ave., Park Ridge. Call 847-825-3123. A PIONEER PRESS PUBUCATION NIL 26 I THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2,2014 To the Electors of the State of Illinois:

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

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

Crime victims, as defined by law, shall have the following rights au provided by lay.': (1) The right to be treated with fairness and respect for their dignity and privacy and to be free from harassment. intimidation. and abuse throughoutthe criminal justice process. w The right to notice and to a hearing before a court ruling on a request for access to any of the victim's records, information.or communications which are privileged or confidential by law.

L The right to timely notification of ll court proceedings. L4i The right to communicate with the prosecution. L5 (4)-The nghtto s',ard at .n,.. t-arrai nm'ntc.urt roceedinin which a ri'ht ofthe victim is at issue and any court proceeding involvinc a post-arraignmentrelease decision.plea. or sentencing. make u utatement to the court at aentencing.

£ The right to be notified of information about the conviction, the sentence, th imprisonment, and the release of the accused, Ln The right to timely disposition of the case following the arrest of the accused. th The right to be reasonably protected from the accused throughout the criminal justice process. release the defendant. and setting conditions £9 The right to have the safety of the victim and the victim's family considered in denying or fixing the amount of bail. determining whether to of release after arrest and conviction. ' 101 The right to be present at the trial and all other court proceedings on the same basis as the accused, unless the victim is totestify and the court determines that the victim's testimony would be materially affected if the victim hears other testimony at the trial. (1 1) The right to have present at all court proceedings, subject to the rules of evidence, an advocate and e other support person of the victim'schoice. (12) fl'The right to restitution.

The victim has standing to assert the rights enumerated in subsection (a) in any court exercising jurisdiction over the case, The court shall promptly ruleon a victim's request. The victim does not have party status. The accused does not have standing to assert the rights of a victim. The court shall not appoint an attorney forthe victim under this Section. Nothing in this Section shall be construed to alter the powers. duties. and responsibilities of the prosecuting attorney

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

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

L)_ Nothing in this Section or any law enacted under this Section shall be construed as creating ( I ) a basis for vacating aconviction or (2) a ground for any relief requested by the defendant appellate relief in any criminal cane.

EXPLANATION The Constitution sets forth substantial rights for crime victims. The proposed amendment expands certain current rights: harassment, intimidation and abuse. 1 ) Victims are cuiTently entitled to fairness and respect throughout the criminal justice process. The amendment would also provide that they shall be protected from Victims currently canmake a statement to the court when a criminal defendant is sentenced to punishment. The amendment would allow avictim to be heard at any proceeding that involves the victim's rights, and any proceeding involving a plea agreement, release of the defendant or convicted individual, or sentencing. Victims may obtain information about conviction, sentencing, imprisonment or release. The amendment would require prosecutors and the court to notifyvictims of those events before they happen.

The amendment would also grant additional rights to crime victims: which is privileged or confidential information. 1 ) A victim would have a right to formal notice and a hearing before the court rules on any request for access to the victim's information A victim would have the right to have the judge consider the victim's safety and the safety of his or her family before deciding whetherto release a criminal defendant, setting the amount of bail to be paid before release, or setting conditions of release after arrest or conviction. The victim would have the right to assert his or her rights in any court with jurisdiction over the criminal case, but would not havethe same rights as the prosecutor or the criminal defendant and the court could not appoint an attorney for the victim at taxpayer expense.

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

FORM OF BALLOT Proposed Amendment to the 1970 Illinois Constitution Explanation of Amendment The proposed amendment makes changes to Section 8. 1 of Article I of the illinois Constitution, the Crime Victims' Bill of Rights. The proposed amendmentwould expand certain rights already granted to THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2,2014 27 NIL A PIONEER PRESS PUBUCATION I I crime victims in Illinois, and give crime victims the ability to enforce their rights in a court of law. You are asked to decide whetherthe proposed amendment should become part of the Illinois Constitution.

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

To the Electors of the State of Illinois:

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

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

FROPOSEIAMENDMENT TO ADD SECTION 8 TO ARTICLE III OF THE ILLINOIS CONSTITUTION ARTICLE III - SUFFRAGE AND ELECTIONS

SECTION 8.VOTER DISCRIMINATION

No persoii shall be denied the right to register to vote orto cast a ballot in an election based on race.color. ethnicity. status as amember of a language minonty. national origin. religion. sex. sexual orientation. or income.

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

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

FORM OF BALLOT Proposed Amendment to the 1970 Illinois Constitution Explanation of Amendment The proposed amendment adds a new section to the Suffrage and Elections Article of the Illinois Constitution. The proposed amendment wouldprohibit any law that disproportionately affects the rights of eligible Illinois citizens to register to vote or cast a ballot based on the voter's race, color, ethnicity. status as a member ofalanguage minority, national origin, religion, sex, sexual onentation, or income. You are asked to decide whether the proposed amendment shouldbecome part of the Illinois Constitution.

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

CAPITOL BUILDING SPRINGFIELD. ILLINOIS OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

i, Jesse White, Secretan' ofrhe State ofillinois, do hereby certif'' that rheforegoing is a true copy ofthe Proposed Amendments, theEzplanatíon ofrhe Proposed Amendments, Arguments in Favor ofihe Amendments and Arguments Against the Amendments and a true copy ofthe Form offiallotfor this call as the regularly scheduled general election on Tuesday,November 4, 2014, as set fort/i in compliance with the Illinois Constitutional Amendment Act. Estos materiales de información al votante están disponibles en formato esento en inglés, chino, polaco, hindi, español y Braille, y en formato de audio en inglés. Para más información, visite www.cyberdriveillinois.com oescriba a la oficina del Secretario IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hereunto set my hand de Estado en 1 1 1 East Monroe Street, Springfield, IL 62756. and affix the Great Seal ofthe State oflllinois. Done in the City ofSpnngtield. this 27'' day ofJune, 2014. LEpt*, o tfrJwww.cyberdriveillinois.com. iiiF: Jt+I1J fi 1 1 1 , iM 62756 ( I II East Monroe Street, Springfield, IL 62756), Jesse White Niniejsze wyborcze materialy infoimacyjne dostpne sq w formie pisemnej wjçzyku angielskim, chiñskmi, poiskim, hindi i hiszpauiskim, Secretary of State a takte w alfabecie Braille'a oras w formacie dwiçkowym w jçzyku angielskim. Wiçcej informacji moznauzyskaé na stronie www.cyberdriveillinois.com lub listownie w biurze Sekretarza Stanu pod adresem I I I East Monroe Street, Spnngfield. IL 62756. These voter information materials are available in written format inEnglish. Chinese, Polish, Hindi and Spanish. and Braille and in audio format in English. J-IdIdl T t IJ.1dj,Ii oI1l1 3T1, , r a11t, 3ft For more information visit www.cyberdriveillinois.com or write the Secretary T 31i-1t 3fT 5'-1OI4J I 3U1 ,1Io1qI 1' www.cyberdriveillinois.. corn T 'tJ3TTT of State's office at I I I East Monroe Street, Springfield, IL 62756. ,tI',,q r1' 111 't iMÙ 3iT$1r 62756 4i 28 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2014 A PIONEER PRESS PUBUCATION NIL

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BY PAM DEFIGLIO ity and cut back the number of For Sun-Timos Media animals Wright-Way could save, said Christy Anderson, the ex- lovers, cat fanciers and ecutive director. She founded the elected officials came to rescue while she was a student DogMorton Grove Saturday at Southern Illinois University in morning to celebrate the grand Carbondale. opening of Wright-Way Animal "We're so thankful we had the Rescue's new location at 5915 Des Plaines space to continue to Lincoln Avenue. operate," Anderson said Satur- The debut marked almost a day, minutes after Morton Grove full calendar year from last Oct. Mayor Dan DiMaria, village trust- 2, when a runaway school bus ees and Morton Grove Chamber crashed into Wright Way's build- of Commerce officials posed for a ing on Touhy Avenue in Niles in a ribbon-cutting photo. Morton Grove Mayor Dan DiMaria does the official ribbon cutting to launch Wright-Way Animal Rescue's grand reopening. He was freak accident. "And we're glad we're here to joined by Wright-Way leaders, Morton Grove village officials and Morton Grove Chamber of Commerce officials Sept. 27.i PAM OEFIOLIO/ No people or animals were hurt save the number of animals we're FOR SUN-TIMES MEDIA in that accident, but it forced the accustomed to saving" she added, shelter to operate temporarily saying the rescue was saving 5,000 fated bus crash. It hopes to exceed are getting adopted are going to pre-law student there. out of a small Des Plaines facil- animals per year before the ill- those numbers. good families," llagan said. "That's "They told us everything on the Before the ribbon cutting what I like. And they're responsive left was going to be euthanized DiMaria welcomed the shelter as a to all your questions." later that afternoon," she said, add- boost to Lincoln Avenue, and said The Morton Grove facility has ing that they took home one dog it would attract new customers to 13,000 square feet of space, and is and smuggled it into their dorm local businesses. China Chef res- almost three times larger than the room. taurant is almost directly across old facility. Wright-Way's board of "I felt helpless," she said. "I the street. directors plans to put the extra wanted to be able to do something "Never in our wildest dreams room in the building, which they so I did. That was what started did we imagine it [Wright Way's are calling the North Shore Hu- it." facility] was going to be so beauti- mane Center for Adoption, Well- She at first interested a few ful," he said. ness and Community Education, tofriends and family members into Many families with children anduse by offering an expanded retail adopting animals, then listed people who have previously ad- store as well as obedience classes, Wright-Way on petfinder.com and opted an animal from Wright-Way family service nights, children's adopted animals out of her par- came out for the event. birthday parties, private tours, ents' driveway. "One of our two dogs is a junior volunteer opportunities and "So the connection was made Wright-Way dog we adopted corporate team-building. between people who wanted to in 2008," said David Friend of Shelby Waichuk, Wright-Way's adopt in the Chicago area as Chicago, who was taking photos Director of Operations, said the opposed to those who wanted to of 9-week old puppies at the grand North Shore Humane Center will surrender animals in rural areas," opening. "Christy found him on have the adoption wing and an she said. the side of the road. So we have educational wing and will also That led to adopting out of a lo- a special fondness for these nice have a veterinary clinic next year. cal Petco, and then the move to the people." Wright-Way has grown steadily Niles facility, where they stayed for Gloria llagan of Lincoinwood, since Anderson and her college several years before the bus crash. brought her dog Susie, who shè roommate visited an animal con- "I've been doing this since Families play with puppies in a special outdoor enclosure set up for Wright-Way adopted from Wright-Way trol facility near Southern Illinois 2002," she said, smiling. "It doesn't Animal Rescue's grand reopening Sept, 27. DEHGLIO/Fos SUN-TIMES MEDIA "They make sure the pets that University back when she was a feel like that long?' 32 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2,2014 A PIONEER PRESS PUBUCATION NIL Trend 2,000 volunteers help Misericordia fest raise $1.5 million

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Knowing and recognizing the signs Breast cancer stages help determine course of treatment of breastcancer may save yourlite When doctors diagnose breast different course of treatment than As with many types of cancer, persists for an extended period of breast cancer have noticed a nipple cancer, they typically tell their someone diagnosed with stage 4. patients which stage the cancer breast cancer is most successfully time, exercise caution and discuss turned slightly inward or inverted treated when it is detected early. this change with your physician. prior to their breast cancer diag- is in. Men and women with no How are stages determined? Over the previous quarter century, Similarly, if a lump or thickening nosis. Skin of the nipple, as well as previous experience with cancer A number of factors determine death rates for breast cancer have develops on or near the breast or that of the breast and areola, which may not know what these stages staging. These factors include: been on the decline, a positive underarms, speak with your physi- is the dark circle of skin around the signify or may not understand the the size of the tumor within the differences between the stages. breast, development that Breastcancer.org, cian. nipple, may also become red, scaly the number of lymph nodes a nonprofit organization dedicated Changes in appearance of the or swollen when breast cancer is The following is a rundown of to providing reliable, complete and breast: A lump or thickening in the present. breast cancer stages to help men affected, and and women diagnosed with breast signs indicating if the breast up-to-date information about breast breast may affect the appearance of Clear or bloody discharge cancer, suggests is a byproduct of the breast. Another visible symp- from the nipple: Women who are cancer better understand their cancer has invaded other organs the heightened awareness of breast tom of breast cancer is a change breastfeeding often notice a milky disease. within the body. cancer over the last 25 years and in the skin texture or an enlarge- discharge from their nipple after Signs that the cancer has the increasing emphasis placed on ment of pores in the skin of the breastfeeding. Such discharges are Why are stages important? spread may be found in the bones, breast cancer screening. breast, which may appear similar to normal. However, when a woman Staging helps doctors deter- liver, lungs, or brain. Understanding the symptoms of dimpling, not unlike an orange peel.who is not breastfeeding notices mine how far the breast cancer breast cancer also can help women Swelling or shrinking of the breast, the presence of a clear or bloody has progressed, but staging also Stages O and i battle and defeat this potentially especially when such symptoms discharge from her nipple, such a helps doctors determine the best When breast cancer is detected deadly disease. While the presence appear on just one breast, may also development should be brought to course oftreatment to contain or early, it is often characterized eliminate the cancer. For example, as stage O or 1 , which means the of any of the following symptoms indicate breast cancer. In addition, the attention of a physician. does not necessarily mean breast some women with breast cancer Any of the aforementioned signs a person diagnosed withstage 1 cancer is present, the appearance notice a sudden asymmetry with and symptoms may be a sign of breast cancer will likely undergo a SEE STAGES, PAGE 6 of the following should be enough their breasts despite their breasts infection or the presence of a cyst, to inspire women and even men to previously being symmetrical, and both of which are less severe than visit their physicians for thorough such a development should imme- the presence of breast cancer. But PRODUCED BY CUSTOM MEDIA. SOLUTIONS examinations and screenings. diately be brought to the attention the success rates of treating cancers Changes in the feeling of the of a physician. that are detected early is such that Editor: Bifi Pddlen. [email protected] GOOD TO breast or nipple: A change in how Changes in the appearance of any potential symptom of breast Designer: Howard Raddatz the breast or nipple feels could be the nipple: A nipple that appears cancer warrants an immediate dis- S PEC IALSECTIONS .SUNTIM ES .COM KNW indicative of a larger problem. If thedifferent also may be a sign of cussion with a physician. nipple is especially tender and this breast cancer. Some women with Metro Creative Corinecbons - NORTI WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 2014 CUSTOM MEDIA SOLUTIONS hUtSTCANCAWARENESS SPECIALSECTIONS.SUNTIMES.COM

VITAMIN DI CONTINUED FROM PAGE 2 Reconstruction after mastectomy most common cause of cancer deaths in women, and females are continually on the lookout for ways to reduce their risk of developing this po- Apart from certain skin tentially deadly disease. cancers, breast cancer is the Vitamin D may help reduce breast cancer risk, most common form of cancer and it may even help women already diagnosed among women, particularly in their fight against the disease. According to American women. It does not a meta-analysis of five studies published in the segregate based on race and March 2014 issue ofAnticancer Research, patients ethnicity or even gender, as diagnosed with breast cancer who had high men can be diagnosed with vitamin D levels were twice as likely to survive breast cancer as well. when compared with those who had low levels of Depending on the location vitamin D. This analysis studied more than 4,500 of the cancer, its pervasiveness breast cancer patients over a nine-year period. and the patient's family history, The study's authors also found that a vitamin D various breast cancer treat- level of 50 ng/inI is associated with a 50 percent ments are available. A conthi- lower risk for breast cancer. In addition, a study nation of radiation and chemo- published in the American Journal of Preventa- therapy may be necessary, but tive Medicine in 2007 found that a higher level of surgery may ultimately be the vitamin D is associated with a 50 percent lower best option. Cancer removal risk of colorectal cancer. surgery involves the surgical Vitamin D is most often credited with help- removal of breast tissue. Some- ing the body maintain its balance of calcium and times the nipple and the skin phosphorous by controlling how much of these can be spared, but other times nutrients are absorbed from foods and added to the entire breast and even the bones. lymph nodes under the arm Although not fully understood, vitamin D also must be removed. Many women plays a role in other areas of the body, including who undergo mastectomy pro- the nervous system, muscles and immune system. cedures choose to have some Vitamin D also affects inflammation as well as sort of post-surgery breast cell growth and death, which may help prevent reconstruction. cancer growth. Breast reconstruction Women who are born with the BRCA1 gene employs plastic surgery mutation are at an increased risk for develop- to restore a breast to near- filled with fluid and helps of the breast were removed rebuild the breast, there are ing breast and ovarian cancers. BRCA1 genes normal shape and appearance stretch the skin to create a in the original mastectomy. some side effects. Visible are tumor suppressor genes that, when formed following a mastectomy. A space for the implant. Others Skin grafting, in which skin is incision lineswilllikely be properly, work to prevent cells from growing few different procedures may may not need the tissue taken from elsewhere on the present on the breast and into cancerous cells.When people have mutated be needed to reconstruct the expander and can have the body to best match the color any area of the body that or altered versions of these genes, cancer cells breast, and surgery on the implant inserted immediately. and texture of the breast, is provided donor tissue. The can grow unchecked. Vitamin D may play a role other breast may be done to This is called a single-stage often used to reconstruct the reconstructed breast may not in turning off the pathway by which cancerous improve symmetry. According reconstruction. The majority nipple and areola. Sometimes be exactly symmetrical to tumors grow. to Cancer Treatment Centers of breast implants used today a nipple sharing reconstructive the other breast, provided no Vitamin D receptors are found on the surface of America, many women are are filled with sterile saline, buttechnique is used if the healthy work was done on the healthy of cells where they receive chemical signals. eligible to begin reconstructionsilicone gel implants also are breast has a large nipple and breast. The reconstructed By attaching themselves to a receptor, says the at the time of mastectomy, available. areolar complex. Tattoos to breast will not have the saine Vitamin D Council, these chemical signals direct which can reduce the number Autologous flap create the appearance of an feel and sensation as it once a cell to divide or die.Vitamin D receptors in of surgical procedures women reconstructions use tissue from areola and nipple may be did, and healing may take breast tissue can cause cells to die or stop grow- must endure and can eliminate the stomach, back, thighs, or designed to forgo the need for several weeks, during which ing and may prevent cancer cells from spreading time spent without a breast. buttocks to rebuild the breast. skin grafting. the breast shape and position to other parts of the body. In turn, vitamin D may Fat, muscle and skin may be will improve. be protecting the breast against cancer. However, Types of surgery taken from the donation area of What to expect A breast cancer diagnosis this is a complex area of study that is not fully Reconstructive surgery the body and used to rebuild In the early stages of and subsequent surgery for understood. Right now it cannot be said with generally falls into two the breast. A combination treatment, patients will meet treatment can be life-altering. certainty that vitamin D can fully prevent cancer different groups: Implant- of body tissue and implant with plastic surgeons to Thanks to advancements in growth. based and autologous flap is sometimes necessary to develop the best plan of action.plastic surgery, many women Observational research has indicated that reconstructions. perform the reconstruction. Together they will discuss can opt for reconstruction women with low levels of vitamin D have a great- With implant-based goals for reconstruction and and restore their figures to er risk for breast cancer, particularly women who reconstruction, a permanent Nipple and areola how many procedures may resemble what they were are post-menopausal. implant is inserted to reform reconstruction be necessary. The potential prior to being diagnosed. Vitamin D3 is naturally produced in the body the breast. Some women may After the breast has been risks and a prognosis will be More information about breast through exposure to ultraviolet sunlight and, like need to use a tissue expander reconstructed, patients may discussed. reconstruction is available at vitamin D2, can be absorbed from food. Vitamin for several weeks prior to the want to have a nipple and Women should realize that, http://breastreconstruction.org D can be found in fish oils, liver, cheese, egg insertion of an implant. 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STORY BY ELLE EICHINGER PHOTOS BY DAVID LESLIE ANTHONY STYLING BY FAVIA arlierthis summer, Splash had the chance to chat with Carrie Coon, right before everything in her life changed. Her new HBO series, "The Leftovers," ! had just begun, and the highly anticipated "Gone Girl" - which premieres Oct. 3 and marks her film debut - was already in post- production. In other words, Coon was on the precipice of stardom. "My work's all been shot, but no one's seen it yet. It's a totally weird thing," she said in between shots for our cover shoot. «A lot of people are going to see it, and I know a lot of people will think I'm really great and I know a lot of people will say really terrible things about me on Twitter. I'm prepared for that. So I don't know - maybe I'll have a lot of opportunities and maybe my career will I:\ iiin iii.J be over. Either way, I'll deal with it." (E/i l/\i S All bets are on the former prediction: Coon earned rave reviews for her performance in "The Leftovers' " first season - The New York Times called her "superb," saying she's 'by a mile, the most ON HER SENSE layered, absorbing character on the show" - and the series has OF HUMOR already been picked up for round two. And her Hollywood de- "I come from a very but isn't just any second-rate movie. Already garnering Oscar buzz, dry, sarcastic family. If "Gone Girl" boasts a heavyweight cast led by Ben Affleck, and cult they're being nice to you, favorite David Fincher in the director's seat. Its script is adapted be careful, because that from a novel by Chicagoan Gillian Flynn that spent 95 weeks on means they don't like you. The NewYorkTimes'Best Sellers list, and the film scored the coy- If they're insulting you, eted opening-night screening slot at last week's New York Film you're probably OK. It's a very Nlidwest [attitude]. Festival. Coon, 33, plays Margo «Go" Dunne, the supportive sister of maybe-killer Nick Dunne (Affleck). "Go is really lost," Coon says, ON WATCHING her speech slowing as she contemplates her character. "She's come HERSELF back to Missouri to take care ofher mother, and her relationship to ON SCREEN her brother maybe is a little unhealthy; she's kind of co-dependent. "Oh it's impossible, it's the [She has a] kind ofgiving up, defeatist mentality." worst thing! You inevitably In fact, most of Coon's roles have fallen into this same bleak scrutinize everything - as realm. On "The Leftovers," she plays Nora Durst, a grief-stricken women especially we're woman looking for meaning after losing her family to a mysterious, conditioned to scrutinize rapture-like event. "The people I play have a very dark underbelly. ourselves. As you know, Hollywood is not very I'm very energetic, easy-going. So to keep playing, like, psychopaths forgiving of flaws and - my family is a little perplexed by all of this," she says, laughing. unfortunately I have them "I skew really dark for some reason." and intend to keep them, So By this point, though, her family should know not to be surprised I don't know how long that - Coon has never done things the conventional way. Attending the means my career will be, but University of Mount Union in Ohio, Coon changed her major "about that's the name of the game." 10 times - it should have been a sign that I was going to do something where I get to pretend to be everything," she says. At one point, thinking she might attempt an English major, she tried out for and landed the role of Titania in "A Midsummer Night's Dream." ON COON Still not convinced, Coon was gearing up to graduate with an Suit: Stella McCartney iacket, $1,630; English and Spanish major and psychology minor when a theater pants, $745; shirt, $560; Saks Fifth professor suggested she try out for acting graduate school. She Avenue, 700 N. Michigan; Saks fiftha venue corn traveled to Chicago for the first time - a visit to the city that would one day launch her career and become her home - for the Jewelry: Dana Rebecca Designs: Reese Brooklyn long ring, $1,540; University/Resident Theater Auditions at the Palmer House, and Anna Beth earrings, $2,200; snagged a coveted spot in the University of Wisconsin-Madison's Danarebeccadesigns corn acting program. While slowly making the move to Chicago after LOCATION graduation in 2006, Coon acted at the renowned American Players Roof on theWit, 201 N. State; Theater in Wisconin. > Thewithotel corn ON GILLIAN The biggest change came when FLYNN Coon landed the role ofHoney in "Gillian's "Who's Afraid ofVirginia Woolf?" at great, she's Steppenwolfin 2010. "It changed mv a wonderful life utterly,' she says, ticking the reasons - ' author. She offon her fingers. "It took me to Broad- was just kind FOR way" - the Steppenwoif production 5 MINUTES of learning the got picked up in 2012 WITH art of film ad- "I got a Tony GILL IAN nomination and I met Tracy."The last T}YNN, SEE aptation; she came and point refers to Coon's husband, Tracy PAGE 19 went while we were in Letts, the legendary Chicago actor Missouri [filming]. She'd and playwright - he wrote last year's be on set and watch the "August: Usage County" and is a regular process. She and [David) on Showtime's "Homeland" - whom Fincher are working together again, so I guess Coon met on the Steppenwoif stage. they had a successful Their relationship marked the begin- relationship - I call them fling ofa whirlwind year for Coon: 'The Fncher.'" "The Tonys were in Jutie; I auditioned for 'The Leftovers' in July; we shot the pilot; I auditioned for'Gone Girl' off a ON WORKING self-tape in my living room in Chicago WITH DAVID and then flew to LA to meet David FINCHER Fincher; we started shooting 'Gone "Fincher is known Carrie Coon with Ben Affleck Girl' in September. So that was my for doing many, in "Gone Girl" (above) and her 2013. lt was extraordinary" many takes of husband Tracy Letts in the Step- I,. Somewhere in the midst of that, [every scene], penwoif production of "Who's which he does, Coon and Letts found a couple of Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" but it's because minutes - literally - to get married. he can see it all "When you register [for a marriage ¡ri his head and it's perfect. license] in Illinois, you have 60 days to fort back home, enjoying the fanfare He's watching the lighting, get married," Coon says. "We were at surrounding "Gone Girl's" premiere he's watching the camera, day 59 and I was doing pre-production before she joins her husband across the e's watching a weird shadow for 'Gone Girl' in LA. I said 'Babe, world soon. .t came over your head we've got to go to the justice of the Teetering on the edge of celebrity, n t* seventh second of a peace tomorrow,' so I [flew home] and though, she's ready for whatever comes raPig. You can't take it per- he opens the door and says 'I'm not her way - even if that doesn't mean a sònalli when he does another feeling very well.' So at 1 o'clock in the career in acting. "Success as an actor is takè because it probably has morning, we're in the Northwestern just [getting] work. In some ways I feel nothing to do with you." emergency room, he's having emer- extraordi narily successful because I've gency gall bladder surgery that day, made my living as an actor," Coon says. iN CHICAGO our wedding day We find the chaplain "I can't take this for granted because I When I'm home in Chicago I - she's never done a wedding before, know how many actors would change like to play pick-up soccer by you know, she's got birth and death and places with me right now...... m trying the lake - you meet people things going on - and she improvises to be present and have a lot of fun and from all over the world, it's so this little wedding ceremony, just the not take myself too seriously because it much fun. My husband and I love three of us, in our extra large shirts and can go away as quickly as it has come to read and watch movies; we've grippy socks. lt was really beautiful, to be." got a lot of friends doing TV and though, because in the hospital every- In the unlikely case that happens, film so we try to watch them do thing's in perspective. It's like, 'Oh, this Coon has other plans. "If 'Gone Girl' their thing - like David Pasquesi is what you're signing up for, anything and 'The Leftovers' were to come out on 'Veep,' he's a Chicago staple." good or bad that happens, I'll be right and people said, 'That girl should quit here by your hospital bed." acting, she's terrible,' I would certainly Happily married for a year now, be able to find something else in the Coon and Letts support each other's world that interests me, because I think careers, practicing lines with each other the world is really extraordinary," she or going through drafts of plays in the says. "I'm always going to find some- Jacket: Stella McCartney,$1,895;Sweater: works. ("J would love to do [one of] thing to do that I find stimulating." Alexander McQueen,$1,085;Pants: Alex- Tracy's plays because I think he writes For example? "I want to have a ander Mcqueen,$685;Shoes: Christian Louboutin,$675;IAIIavailable: Saks Fifth family and go on that adventure with really strong female characters....I PL. Avenue,700N. Michigan; look forward to growing into those Tracy," she says. "We're looking forward Saks fifthavenue.com roles," Coon says.) Now, while Letts to a time in our lives that does slow Jewelry: pana Rebecca Designs: Nana is in Africa shooting "Homeland" on down a bit, so we can focus on those Bernice rink,$6.600:Sophia Ryan hoop location, Coon is holding down the things that are important to both of us." earrings,$3,960; Danarebeccadesigns.com

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Five of Chicago Gourmet's aH-stars weekend marks the seventh annual Chicago Gour- met festival (Sept. 26-2 8), a food and wine extrava- spill their plans for ganza in Millennium Park presented by Bon Appétit the fooc-centric Thismagazine. To honor the occasion, we asked four participating chefs (and one well-known editor) to fill us in on weekenc their festival agendas, their favorite food trends, where they BY MOLLY eat when they're off the clock - and to tag another EACH local chef or restaurant participating in the fest.

Favorite current food trend? lt's not that new, but I love the fact that vegetables are finally cool, and chefs are putting so ADAM RAPOPORT much attention into making vegetables in creative and interesting and delicious ways. I love EDITOR-IN-CHIEF, BON APPÉTIT the notion that you can go somewhere and order four or five vegetable sides and a protein and that can make up a meal. lt's no longer just meat and potatoes. Vegetables can be the star. Bonappetit.com

Go-to Chicago restaurant? What's on your Chicago Gourmet agenda? I'll be cruising around with Andrew Knowlton, our restaurant editor and critic, and at some I'll be doing some main stage demos, kicking it off with Rick Bayless at noon on Saturday, point we'll head to Au Cheval [800 W. Randolph]. My strategy there isI try not to fill up on then I'm doing a whole fish demo with [Niasaharu] Niorimoto at 2 pm., and at 3 p.m. I'm the naughty, terrible stuff that can just knock you out.I try to keep it simple and get the doing a comfort food demo with Carla Hall from "The Chew." Both professionally and rec- cheeseburger. Maybe grab a drink at the bar at Gene & Georgetti [500 N. Franklin]. I love reationally, I always try to make my way around the festival, check in on what's going well, what's popular, what piques my curiosity. My wife and 6-year-old child will be joining me, that place. and we're lucky enough to stay at the Peninsula [108 E. Superior], so I imagine many of my And I love having dinner at the kitchen bar at Avec. The focaccia is just crazy-tasty. You have free moments will be spent with my kid [at the hotel pool]. He's like Aquaman he could just one bite and you can't stop eating it. You're like, "OK, screw it,I'll just go to the gym for an spend all day splashing around. extra 20 minutes to work it off." lt's worth it.

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they did a barbecue pavilion this year, and making bakery items with it. Their JOAQUIN SOLER so we're definitely going to be check- flours are going to be available for SMALLS SMOKE SHACK & MORE ing it out, [especially] whatever Barry home cooks and restaurants to use. 4009 N. Albany: Smallschicaqo.com Sorkin from Smoque BBQ [3800 N. We're pretty psyched about that. Pulaski] is doing.

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WHEAT CENTS - GLENVIEW: 2BR, 2DA Condo Wall Washing sale at 560 Chateaus Bourse Satur- LARGE QUANTITIES $1200/mo, incls heat, avail Income Property county venues, For information, en- day 9/27 tO am to 4 pm and Sun-LINDENHURST. Multi-family Home & Office Cleaning FREE ESTIMATES amine the court file sr contact Plain- A 6 R Penny Shop able immediately. GRE Investment Property day 9/28 10 am to 3 pm. Tonu stClothes. books. small appliances 447-441-5821 Experienced Team of 4 Call Steve (630)968-5593 tiff's attorney: CODILIS S ASSOCI- high-quality turnitare, Lladros.holiday, tools 6 more, Sat & Sun PROPERTIES, 847-971 -1098 ATES. P.C., 15W030 NORTH Call Hatina 847-692-6754 Lots FRONTAGE ROAD. SUITE100. Rosevillepottery.carnivalglass,ONLY 9-27 & 9-28.9am - 4 pm. Homes Piano Services antique lighting tixtures from2! 12 RoIling Ridge Lane. Real Estate Auctions BURR RIDGE. IL 60527. (630) 794- France, Heckrnan dark oak hutch Concrete 9876 Please refer to file number 14- La Pravone style, and more RENTALS Cook County - Chgo. N EXPERT PIANO Real Estate Wanted 12-00070 THE JUDICIAL SALES NORRIDGE 10/3-10/5rom 9- CORPORATION One South BARRINGTON Rummage Sale, 5.Huge GarageSale!Kids CHICAGO 3BR. 2+ BA, fall finished TUNING & REPAIR Real Estate Misc. Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicao, Barrington United Methodist clothes. intant-4T, toys,ever- burnt with wet bar, C/A. full kitchen CUSTOM CONCRETE IL 60608-4650 (312) 236-SALE '(ou Church, 98 Al onquin Rd ciseequip,purses. ewelr'y, Apartments, Unfurnished burnt, 2.5 car garage. $1500/mo + 35 Years in Buaisess Crafting piano perfection Out-Of-Town Real Est. can alsovisit The Judicial Sales (comer Ate 5962) Fri 10/3 household items 4836 N Ozark. sec and utils, 773-636-7210 for 25 years! Corporation at www.tlxc.com for a 7 9a-7p. Sattü/4, 9a-t2p, Bag Sale. . Patios - Foundations Apartments, Furnished Cook County - Chgo. S . Driveways HOUDAY SPECIAL!!! Out-Of-Town, Commercial day status report of pnsdinq sales. BURR RIDGE CHURCH CODILIS & ASSOCIATES.P.C. Fall & Winter Resale Condos, Townhomes Great Lscatiss! Hegewiscfr House- Stamd & Colored 20% OFF WHEN you Lakes, Resort Property 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE 15w. 100 Plaint leId Rd. Available Nowi Updated Daples. MENTION THID AD! ROAD. SUITE iOO BURR RIDGE. Oct. 3 & 4, 95m-1 pm. Homes 38R/1 .5BA, W/D, C/A. Carpet, Gar. 630-469-6898 Mortgages, Loans IL 65527 (630) 794-5300 Asome6 773-320-6777 I 847-298-5101 Clothing, decorations, jewelry N. Riverside - 2912 Lincoln Ave Duplex Bsmt, Nice Yard, Close to Every- Licensed,' Inev red Homeowners Insurance FileNo, t4-t2-00070 Attorney & baked goods. Sat 1014. 9-3 & sun 10/5, 9-2 thing. School. Library. eapresuway. [email protected] ARDONo 00468002 Attorney For Info: 630-654-4544 5 Family GaragelHouse Sale. Rooms Across from Park.corser Brandon Real Estate Seminars Code 21762 Case Number, 13 CH S 130th St. '.t600. 773-936-3179 002090 TJSC#: 34-i2853 NOTE: CLARENDON HILLLS Multi Famil Priced to sell, kitchen, antiques. Fencing Tiling furniture, clothes, albums, misc, Housing to Share Real Estate Services Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Estate Sale. 213 Coo Rd Fri 10/3 Cook County - Suburban Practices Act, you are advised that Sat 10/4, gam-3pm. dining set w/6 BRECKENRIDGE FENCE MR. GROUT PARK RIDGE, 1500 MarguerIte. Mobile Homes 224-31 0-8994 Judicial Sales - Legal Plaintiffs attorney is deemed to be chairs. sofa sleeper, queen (ott Oakton und Western). Fri. Sut & Suburbs, * RENT TO OWN! * Chain, Link & Wood Fences a debt collector attempting to collect bedroom set. marble side tables & Buy with No closing costs und get TILE GROUT REPAIR Sun. Oct 3rd. 4th 6 5th, 9am-4pm. Retirement Rentals Installation & Repairs EUROPEAN CRAFTSMAN u debt and any information obtained many household items. Gigantic Sale. Loads of help with your credit, Cali 708-868- will be used for that purpose. 2422 sr Visit w,nhba corn BEST PRICES 647-729-5137 Judicial Sales-Real Est. CLARENDON HILLS MULTI- Everything! Something for Alt Co-Op Housing Tree Service 1626201 FAMILY Huge! Fri. Sat. Oct. 3rd & Park Ridge GarageiMoving Sale. HARW000 HEIGHTS 9/25, 10/2, 10/9(14 #647373 4th. 9-3. 422 Hudson, CH. Hal- Sleeping Rooms Garage Doors, Openers N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF 535 Vine. Fri 10/3 & Sat 10/4, 9-4. DIRT CHEAP HARW000 HEIGHTS loween, holiday. jewelry, sewingUpscale New + Used temo, books, COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN- crafts. luggage, books, kitchen, Housekeeping Rooms FOREST GARAGE DOORS TREE SERVICE TY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYINTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF clothes, toys. Little Tykes, Family Owned Since 1946 COOK COUNTY. ILLINOIS clothes,barstools,antiques, housewares, lots of stuff! Finder Service Tree Removal . Trimming. Stump DIVISION SalesServiceInstallation Removal, Insured - Free estimates COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHAN- GREAT STUFF! GREAT PRICtS! EQUAL U.S BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIA-CERY DIVISION RIVER FOREST- 10/4, Sam-l2pm. 847-465-1503 TION Deerheld - Saturday Oc!. 4th, Oa-5p118 Keystone Ave. Snowblower, Apartments - Hotels 7O8-52- 9405 s 63O-96994I6 U.S. BANK TRUST.N.A.. AS 906 Brookuide Lane, Antiques,fur- www.treesur9eonioc.com Plaintiff, TRUSTEE FOR LSF8 bicycles. luggage, portable sew-Vacation, Resort Rentals HOUSING MASTER nilure, camp equip. new gas grill. Ing machine, hammock, humidifi- PARTICIPATION TRUST; tools, kitchen ware miscellaneous. SOHIER BOTROUS NKJA SOHEIRPlaintiff. er, Sony 19" TV, assorted electOut-of-State Rentals OPPORTUNITIES Homes BOT ROU S and much more1 including aBon & Tivo systems, 2 vs. Defendants LILIA PENA FLORIDA AKA LILIA Garage Sale 2248Oriental rags. patio turn & cash- Garages Cook County - Suburban 13 CH 002090 C. PENAFLORIDA. Ottawa Rd Wkge Sat Sept 27 10ions, wooden kit chairs, books, All real estate advertised in 6718 W FOREST PRESERVE toys & clothes, Farms, Farmland Updated 4BR/2BA Home w/Park DRIVE HARWOOD HEIGHTS. ILALFREDO P. PENAFLORIDA AKA 5 Household items, clothes, books, this newspaper is subiect to the ALFREDO seasonal decor, & much more RIVER GROVE- Annual block salei RIdge schools. Available for inn- 60706 Commercial, Industrial Fedetal Fair Housing Act. which mediateoccupancy. $1900/mo. PENAFLORIDA; JPMORGAN Glenview Huge Multi-Family Sale,Thorn 10/2, Fn0/3, Sat 10/4 from NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-CHASE BANK. N A.: makes t illegal to advertise any Call John 773-255-4124 TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur- 2755 Charlie Cl (ott Willow Ad, gam-4pm, Come and find the list st Storage, Warehouses UNKNOWN OWNERS AND NON suant to a Judgment of Foreclosure between Pfingsten and Landwehr).houses at 2600 Oak, Something for preference, limitation. or dis- RECORD CLAIMANTS: everyone! Desk Space Apartments - Hotels andSale enteredinthe above Sat 10/4 and Sun 10/5, t tam-4pm. criminaban based on race, color, cause on July 15. 2014, an agentDefendants, Something tor Everyone1 religion, sex. handicap, familial Cook County - Chgo. N for The Judicial Sales Csrpsrahon,13 CH 18068 Offices NOTICE OF SALE GURNEE- 1398SherwoodCt. status or national origin in the willat 2:00 PM on October 22,PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- 10/3-4, 8am-bprn Antique Stores CHICAGO- Narragansett & Irving 2014. at The Judicial Sales Corpo- sale, rental or Onancing of Park, (i) Lrg Newly Renvo Heated EN that pursuant to a Judgment of tools/parts/bsBle&chiea, table saw. ration, One South Wucker Drive -Foreclosure and Sale entered in Ihe train sels, recards/players, oid mag. Rental Services housing. 2BR, Eat-In Kit, Hwd FIrs, laus- 24th Floor, CHICAGO. IL, 60606, dry, storage, $1 000+ Dep. Also aboveentitled cause Intercounty azines, books, turn, snow blower River Grove - sell at public auction to the highest Rental Misc In addition the Illinois Human (1) 2BR, Hwd Firs, Laundry, Stor- Judicial Sales Corporation will on La Grange4 EMPTY NESTER Bethlehem Lutheran Church, To PLA(E A bidder, as set forth below, the fol-Friday, October 17, 2014 at the Annual Rummage Sale, Rights Act prohibits discrimina- age. Quiet St. NP. $975+Dep lowing described real estate: Csm- FAMILIES SALE:400Blackstone Wanted to Rent Credit check, 773-777-9325 hour of t t a m. in their office st t20 Ase Fri tO/3 9-tpm Sat 10/4 9-12 Loads of items big und small: tisn baned on age, ancestry, rnonly known as 6718 W, FOREST PRESERVE DRIVE. HARW000West Madison Street, Saite 718A, downsizing. moeing, in short. sim-Furniture; Collectibles: Books and marital status, sesual orientation Vacation, Resort Chicago, Illinois, sell at public auc- plitying sur lives! Come shop in this LP records; Jewelry. Household Apartments, Unfurn'd. HEIGHTS. IL 60706 Property Indeetion to the highest bidder for cash, or unfavorable military discharge. No. 13-t8-40!-034. The real estate 3 story house.Furniture. rugs, art- decor; Toys; Hohday; Too Much Lake Horns - 00 miles from Chica- as set forth below. the following de- work, current and vintage clothing, here to lint it all! Cook County - Chgo. N This paper wì!I not knowingly is improved with a single family res- go. Holds 2 families, Lauderdale idence. Sale terms: 25% down ofscribed mortqaed real estate: collectibles. linens, home decor.In 2624 Oak Street, River Grove P.I.N1 3- 1 8-0S-030-0s00 accept any advertising tsr real Lakes May 15 - Sept 15. 2015. the highest bid by certified funds at person bids on larger items Cash(One blk South of Grand, first lightOes Plaines. t BR $775-$795 $7500/mo, Call 708-567-9010 Commonly known as 4326 North or checks only EAST of River Ad) avail 10/1). 2 BR $950-$990 (availestate which is in violation of the the close of the sale payable to TheNew England Avenue. Harwood Judicial Sales Corporation No third Friday, Oct 3rd & Saturday. Oct 4th, 1/1, mclv heat, laundry & parking law, All persons are hereby Offices Heights. Illinois 60706 La Grange Park Rummage I 8 3Oam-3pm GR Pro. rties 847-297-1500 party checka will be accepted. The Krispie Kreme Sale. SAT 10/4, informed that all dwellings adoer- The mortgaged real estateis im- NO EARLY BIRDS balance, including the Judicial saleproved with a single familyresi- 9a-3p. Bag Sale at 2p. Village Cook County - Chgo.W tised are available on an equal Cook County - Suburban CLASSI FI ED feefor AbandonedResidential Church 1150 Meadowcrest Rd. WAUKEGAN- 1500 block of Hick- dence. If the sublect mortgaged real opportunity basis, Skokie- ist mo, rent $1 Property Municipality Relief Fund, Hot Coffee and Donuts AvailableorySt. Huge Multi-Home Rum-Harlem/Irving Area - 1BR Garden which is estate is a unit of a common inter- 2nd mo, rent 52, LTL. Offices for calculated on residentialest community. the purchaser st the Furniture, Clothing. Jewelry, etc.mage Sale, 1014 6 1015. sam-4pm.Apt, $650/mo. Ut/s mcl! Big yrd. If you believe you have been real estate at the rate of $1 for each New, used. collectibles, clothes,Indy, nsv-smkg, Avail 10/15. 1/ms Rent, Nr Touhy & Edens, 300ff- unit other than a mortgagee shall discriminated against in coneec- St .000 or fraction thereof of the tanning bed. baby items, & tools.sec S bck .rnd chck. 773-259-3220 400ff-800ff-1200ff May combine. pay the assessments required by lion with the vale, rental vr no estrau, vihtly clean-up amount paid by the purchaser notsuboection (g-1) of Section 18.5 of WAUKEGAN Fri 9-6 8 Sal 9-3Cook County - Suburban Call 84 -602-6622 to enceed $300. in certified lands/or hnancing of housing. Call: the Condominium Property Act. 36768 N Greenbay Ad. wire transfer. is due within twenty-Sale terms: 10% down by certified PowerliftRechner,Furn,China four (24) hours No fee shall be paid Gtenview- 1,2,3 Bds Stores funds, balance, by certified funds. Kitchwares, Bar Stools, Sm. Tools. West City and Suburbs: by the mortgagee acquiring the oes-within 24 hours, No refundo, The Escer Equip. Mowers. Grill. MISC LUXURY RESIDENCES idential real estate pursuant to its Lake Forest - 719 Northmoor Rd. HOPE Fair Housing Center Cook County - Suburban property will NOT be upen for in- Valley Lo Towers lt credit bid at the sale or by anyspection Friday 1013 6 Saturday 10/4, 9-4 AD, (ALt mortgagee, ludgment creditor,sr WESTCHESTER- Multi Fami- 630490.6500 SCHILLER PARK 500 SOFT, For information call The Sales De- Hshd goods,kitch, clothing 1910 Chestnut Ave. Store/Office, Avail Now. other lienor acquiring the residential (adult wmen & men), turn (couch- Ip.TOOLS. hhld,antiques, Call (847) 998-1800 s200 partment atPlaintiff'sAttorney. $740/ms. real estate whose rights in and toFreedman Anselmo Lindberg LLC. es), garden, tools, outdoor, more John Wayne items, jewelry, Mon - Fri lOam - 4pm South City and Suburbs: the residential real estate arose pri- 847-664-9951 1771 West Diehl Road. Naperville, turn, Kenmore elite French www.valleylolowers.com South Suburban Housing Center sr to the sale The sublect property Lake Forest House Sale- Friday door tridge & much more. Illinois60563-i890, (630)453- October 3rd 9 00 am- noon 868 is sublec! to general real estate tao- For Bidding instructions visit 10/3 & 1014. 7am-6pm. 1942 708-9574674 es, special assessments. or special6960. Larchmsnt,LakeForest Dining Hull Ave. HARWOOD Heights 3 BR 1.5 BA. w'ww.fsl-illinoiu.com 24 hours pnor newly remodeled. new SS apps. tanes levied against said real estate Room set.buffet,chairs, lamps. To PEACE YOUR tousle F13070298 rugs,adult clothes,shoes,vietri no smokinqlno pets. St.300 u uec. North City and Suburbs: and is offered for sale without anyINTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALES Western Springs. 4226 Harvey representationastoqualitysr dioheo CALL 773-792-2777 Interfaith Housing Center CORPORATION Ave., Friday 10/3 Only. 9am-lpm. quantityoftitleand withoutre- GARAGE SALE AD, CALL SellinOfficer, (312)444-1122 LAKE FOREST- Moving Sale1 2 Toys, games. books, clothes, of the Northern Suburbs course to Plaintiff and e "As IS" Houses. Oct 4. Oam-2pm. 690 Eu- 847-998-3400 16258 household, gently used, great 847-501.5760 847-998-3400 condition, The sale ix further sub-9118, 9125, 10/2/14 #843935 ton Ct, Furniture, household items.selection. Tons of stuff for kids! NEW LISTING loot tu confirmation by the court. dining room set. Great statt' Every Upon payment in full of the amount thing must goi Harwovd Heights, Harlem and Law-Cook County - SuburbanCook County - Suburban bid.the purchaser willreceive a rence, 2BRapartment, ist floor Certificale of Sale that will entitle Available now, no pets Call 708- the purchaser to a deed to the real 456-5391 sr 708-257-4512 HARWOOD HEIGHTS 2,931SF WEBCB312731 estate aber confirmation of the sale. WESTERN SPRINGS Springdale 847-564-1600 OFFICE The properly will NOT be open for FIND MORE LOCAL Community. Sat Oct 4th. 9arn-lprn.HUGE 3 bed. 2baths. balcon 4600 N. Harlem 2nd story Office Space above retail con- inspection asd plaintiff makes no TO PA([ YOUR GARAG[ SALE Enter on Wolf Ad or Willow Springsnewly remodeled with condo quali ter, Handicap Access, Aggressive Deals. representation ax to the condition of JO BS AT Rd. blm 47th and 55th Streets. finishes - woods, porcelain, granite. 847-564-1 600 www.Iosephreatestate.net theproperty,Prospective bidders AD, (ALL 847-998.3400 Maps at Entrances. Don't Miss' SS.$t250 (312)860-8322 P)ONEERLO(AL.COWMONSTER 6 Pioneer Press (DC) Thursday, October 2, 2014 Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial SalesReal Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sates-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est. LINCOLN WOOD TJSC#: 34-t4380 NOTE: Pursuantto gain enlry into the foreclosureARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME-fóreclosure sale otherthan amiiriumPropertyAct,765 ILCSshall pay the assessmenls andlheminium PropértyAdt,765 ILCS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFlo the Fair Debt Collection Practicessale room in Cook County and theOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHTmortgagee shall pay Ihe assess-605/9(gI(t( and (g))4).If this prop-legal fees required by The Condo-605/9(g((i) and (g4L If this prop. COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-Act, you are advised that Plaintiff'ssame identification for sales held atTO REMAIN INPOSSESSIONmeets required by The Condomini-erty is a condominium unit which isminium PropertyAct,765 ILCSerty is a condominium unit which is T'y DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY550rney io deemed to be a debt col-olher county venues. For informa-FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OFum Property Act, 765 ILCSpart of a common interest commun-605/9(9(h) and (g)(4(.If this prop-part of s common interest commun- DIVISION lector attempting to collect a debttion, esamine the court file or con-AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN605/18.5(-1(. IF YOU ARE THEily, the purchaser of the unit al theerty is a csndominium unit which isity, the purchaser of the uniI at the WELLS FARGO BANK, N A., ASand any information obtsined will betact Plaintiff's attorney: CODILIS &ACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONMORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER),foreclosuresaleotherthan apart of a common interest commun-foreclosure sale otherthan a TRUSTEE FOR THEused for that purpose ASSOCIATES, P.C., 15W03015-1701(C) OF THEILLINOISYOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO RS-mortgagee shall pay the assess-ity, the purchaser of the unit at themortgagee shall pay the assess- CERTIFICATEHOLDERS OF1627212 NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD,MORTGAGE FORECLOSUREMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30monts required by The Condomini-foreclosure saleotherthan amevts required by The Condomini- BANC OF AMERICA FUNDING10t2. 10/9, 10/16/14 #850536 SUITE100, BURR RIDGE, ILLAW. Effective May ist, 2014 youDAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN OR-um Property Act, 765 ILCSmortgagee shall pay the assess-um Property Act, 765 ILCS CORPORATION MORTGAGE 60527, (630( 794-9876 Please referwill need s photo idenfificution is-DER OF POSSESSION, IN AC-605/18,5)q-1(.IF YOU ARE THEmento required by The Condomini-605/18.5(q-l(. IF YOU ARE THE PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES, tofile number 14-10-11507. THEsued by a government agency (dcv-CORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER),um PropertyAct, 765 ILCSMORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNERI, SERIES 2006-E LINCOLN WOOD JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATIONer's license, passport, etc )in order17011Cl OF THE ILLINOIS MORT-YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO RS-605/18,5)q-1(.IF YOU ARE THEYOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO RS- Plaintiff, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFOne South WackerDrive,24thto gaie entry into Ihe foreclosureGAGS FORECLOSURE LAW. Ef-MAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER),MAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-Floor,Chicago, IL 60606-4650sale room in Cook County and thefective Muy ist, 2014 you will needDAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN OR-YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO RS-DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN OR- FEHMIDA SHEKA, KADARTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY(3121 236-SALE You cue also visitsame identification for sales held ata photo identification issued by aDER OF POSSESSION, IN AC-MAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30DER OF POSSESSION, IN AC- S000GAR, BANK OF AMERICA,DIVISION The Judicial Sales Corporation atother county venues For informa-governmentagency(driver's li-CORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN OR-CORDANCE WITH SECTION 15- NA, UNKNOWN OWNERS ANDDEUTSCHE BANK NATIONALwww.tloc.com for a 7 dun otutus re-lion. examine the court file or con-cense, passport, elc.(io order to1701)C) OF THE ILLINOIS MORT-DER OF POSSESSION, IN AC-1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS MORT- NONRECORD CLAIMANTS TRUST COMPANY, AS TRUSTEEport of sending sales. CODILIS &tact Plaintiff's attorney: CODILIS &gain enlry into the foreclosure saleGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. Ef-CORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-GAGS FORECLOSURE LAW Et- Defendants FOR WAMU MORTGAGE PASS -ASSOCIATES, P.C. 15W030ASSOCIATES, P.0 , l5WO30room in Cook County and the samefeclrve May ist, 2014 you will need17011Cl OF THE ILLINOIS MORT-fective May ist, 2014 you will need 12 CH 028486 THROUGH CERTIFICATES SER-NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD,NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD,identification for sales held at othera photo identification issued by aGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. Et-a photo identification issued by u 6401 N. KILBOURN AVENUElES 2005-AR8 Gi SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE. IL 60527SUITE 100, BURR RIDGE, ILcounty venues. For information, es-governmentagency(driver'sli-feclive May ist, 20t4 you will needgovernment agency(driver's li- LINCOLNW000. IL 60712 Plaintiff, (630) 794-5300 Attorney File No.60527, (630( 794-9876 Please referamine the court file or contact Plain-cense, passport, etc.) in order toa photo identification issued by acense, passport, etc.) in order In NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO- 14-10-11507 Attorney ARDC No,to file number 14-13-28413. THEtiff's attorney: CODILIS & ASSOCI-gain entry into the foreclosure salegovernment agency(driver's Ii-gain entry into the foreclosure sale TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-NASIM FAROOQI ASÇ/A NASIM F00468002 Attorney Code. 21762JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATIONATES, P.C., 15W030 NORTHroom in Cook County and the samecense, passport,etc.( in order toroom in Cook County and the sume suant to a Judgment of ForeclosureFAR000I, TARIO M KHAWAJA,CaseNumber: 50 CH 018779One South Wacker Drive,24thFRONTAGE ROAD, SUITEtOO,identification for aalea held at othergain entry into the foreclosure saleidentification for sales held at other and Saie enteredinthe aboveHARRIS, NA, UNITED STATES OFTJSC#: 34-15610 NOTE: PursuantFloor,Chicago, IL 60606-4650BURR RIDGE, IL 60527, (6301 794-county venues, For information, ex-room in Cook County and the samecounty venues. For information, ex- cause on Augustti,20t4. anAMERICA PENTECH FINANCIALto Ihe Fair Debt Collection Practices(312) 236-SALE You can also visit9876 Please refer to file number 14-amine the court file or contact Plain-identification for sales held st otheramine the court file or contact Plain- agent for The Judicial Sales Corpo-SERVICE, INC. Act, you are advised that Plaintiff'sThe Judicial Sales Corporation at13-25200. THE JUDICIAL SALEStiff's attorney: CODILlO & ASSOCI-countyvenuesForinformation:tiff's uttomey: CODILIS & ASSOCI- ration, will at 10:30 AM on Novem-Defendants attomey is deemed to be a debt col-ww,w Ijsc.com for s 7 dxv status re-CORPORATION One SouthATES, PC., 15W030NORTHVisit our website at service.afty-ATES, P.C., 1SWO3O NORTH ber 13, 2014, al The Judicial Sales10 CH 01 8779 lector attempting to collect a debtport of sending sales, CODILIS &Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicao,FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE tOO,pierce.com. between the hours of 3FRONTAGE ROAD. SUITE 100. Corporation, One South Wacker7001 N. KARLOV AVENUEsod any information obtained will beASSOCIATES, P.C. 15W030IL 60606-4650 (312) 236-SALE YouBURR RIDGE, IL 60527, (630) 794-and 5 pm. PIERCE & ASSOCI-BURR RIDGE. IL 60527, (630) 794- Dnve - 24th Floor. CHICAGO, IL,LINCOLNWOOD, IL 60712 used for that purpose. NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD,cae also croit The Judicial Sales9876 Please refer to file number 14-ATES,Plaintiff'sAttorneys, One9876 Please refer to file number 14- 60606, seIl at public auction to theNOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-626356 SUITE tOO BURR RIDGE, IL 60527Corporation at www.ttsc.com for a 710-15571 THE JUDICIAL SALESNorth Dearbom Street Suite 1300,13-03661. THE JUDICIAL SALES highest bidder, as set forth below,TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Ihat pur-9125, 10/2, 10/9/14 #847375 (6301 794-5300 Attorney File No.day status report of sendinsales.CORPORATION One SouthCHICAGO, IL 60602. Tel No. (312)CORPORATION One South the following descnbed real estate:suant to a Judgment of Foreclosure 14 13 28413 Attorney ARDC No.CODILIS & ASSOCIATES,P.C.Wacker Drive, 241fr Floor, Chicano,476-5500. Please refer to filo num-Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicatto Commonly knownas 6401 N.andSale enteredirthe aboveNORTON GROVE 00468002 Attorney Code, 21762i5WO30 NORTH FRONTAGEIL 60606-4650 (312) 236-SALE YouberPAl209213. THE JUDICIALIL 60606-4650 (3t2) 236-SALE You KILBOURN AVENUE,cause on January 10, 2014, anIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFCase Number: 12 CH 028176ROAD, SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE,can also visit The Judicial SalesSALES CORPORATION One Southcan alsovisit The Judicial Sales LINCOLNW000, IL 60712 Proper-agent for The Judicial Sales Corpo-COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-TJSC#' 34-14353 NOTE PursuantIL 60527 (630) 794-5300 AttorneyCorporation at .tjsc.com for a 7Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago,Corporation at www.tlsc.com for a 7 ty Index No. 10-34-331-004. The re-ration, will at 10:30 AM on Novern-1-Y DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYto the Fair Debt Collection PracticesFile No, 14-13-25200Attorneyday atatus report of pendinci sales.IL 60606-4650 (312) 236-SALE Youday status report ofendintt sales. al estate is improved with a sinleber 3, 2014, at The Judicial SalesDIVISION Act, you are advised that Plaintiff'sARDC No. 00468002AttorneyCODILIS & ASSOCIATES,P.C.can also visit The Judicial SalesCODILIS & ASSOCIATES, P.0 family residence. Sale lerms: 25%Corporation, One South WackerCHRISTINA TRUST, A DIVISIONattorney is deemed to be u debt col-Code. 21762 Case Number: 14 CH15W030 NORTH FRONTAGECorporation at w.r)sc.com for a 715W030 NORTH FRONTAGE down of the highest bid by certifiedDrive- 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL,OF WILMINGTON SAVINGS FUNDlector attempting to collect a debt005721 TJSC#: 34-12396 NOTE:ROAD, SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE,day status report ofondintt sales,ROAD, SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE, funds at the close of the sale paya-60606, sell at public auction to theSOCIETY, FSB. NOT IN ITS INDI-and any informafion obtained will bePursuavt to the Fair Debt CollectiovIL 60527 1630) 794-5300 AttorneyPIERCE& ASSOCIATES OneIL 60527 (630) 794-5300 Attorney ble to The Judicial Sales Corpora-highest bidder, as set forth below,VIDUAL CAPACITY BUT ASused for that purpose Practices Act, you are advised thatFile No, 14-10-15571 AttorneyNorth Dearborn Street Suite 1300File No. 14-13-03661 Attorney tion No third party checks will bethe following described real estate:TRUSTEEOFARLPTRUST4 1627802 Plaintiff's attorney is deemed to beARDCNo. 00468002AttorneyCHICAGO, IL 60602312) 476-ARDCNo. 00468002 Attorney accepted. The balance, includinCommonlyknownas7001 N.Plaintiff, 10/2, 10/9, 10/16/14 #850545 a debt collector attempting to collectCode. 21762 Case Number: 10 CH5500 Attomey File No PAl209213Code. 21762 Case Number: 13 CH the Judicial sale fee for AbandoneKARLOV AVENUE, a debt und any information obtained026704 TJSC#: 34-13601 NOTE:Attomey Code. 91220 Case Nurn-010168 TJSC#: 34-12707 NOTE: ResidentialProperty MunicipalityLINCOLNWOOD, IL 60712 Proper-RYAN TUCKER, THE BANK OFMORTON GROVE will be used for that purpose Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collectionber:12 CH 18221 TJSC#:34-Pursuant to the Fuir Debt Collection Relief Fund, which is calculated onty Indes No. 10-34-213-059. The re-NEW YORK MELLON FKA THEIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF1626357 Practices Act, you are advised that16053 Practices Act, you are advised that residential real estate al the rate ofal estate is improved with a resi-BANK OF NEW YORK AS SUC-COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-10/2, 10/9, 10/16)14 #850529 Plaintiff's attorney is deemed to be626563 Plaintiff's attorney is deemed to be $1 for each $1 000 or fraction there-dence. Sale lerms: 25% down ofCESSOR TRUSTEE TO1-y DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY a debt collector attempting to collect9/25, 10/2, 10/9)14 #847376 a debt collector attempting to collect of of the amount paid by the pur-the highest bid by certified funds atJPMORGAN CHASE BANK. N.A.,DIVISION a debt and any informalion obtained u debt und any information obtained chaser not to exceed $300, in certi-the close of Ihe sale payable lo TheAS TRUSTEE FOR THEFEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE will be used for that purpose will be used for that purpose. fied funds/or wire transfer,is dueJudicial Sales Corporation. No thirdCERTIFICATEHOLDERS OFASSOCIATION MORTON GROVE 626688 MORTON GROVE $626195 within twenty-four24) hours. Noparty checks will be accepted. TheCWABS, INC.., REVOLVINGPlaintiff, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF9/25, 1012, 10/9/14 #847379 INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF9/25, 10/2, 10/9/14 #847353 fee shall be paid by the mortgageebalance, including the Judicial saleHOME EQUITY LOAN ASSET- COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN acquinng the residential real eststefeefor AbandonedResidentialBACKED NOTES, SERIES 2004-RSAMIRA E. AL-GUZZlE MANSOURTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYNORTON GROVE TY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYMORTON GROVE pursuant to its credit bid at fIle saleProperty Municipality Relief Fund.Defendants A/K/A AL-GUZZlE MANSOUR,DIVISION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFDIVISION INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF or by anymortgagee, Iudgmentwhich is calculated on residential12 CH 028176 SAMER MANSOUR, CITY OF CHI-BAYVIEW LOAN SERVICING, LLCCOOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-GUIDANCE RESIDENTIAL LLC COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN- creditor, or other lienor acquiringreal estate al the rate of St for each9130 NEW ENGLAND AVENUECAGO, JPMORGAN CHASEPlaintiff. TY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYPlaintiff, Tri DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY the residentialrealestate whose$1,000 or fraction thereof oftheMORTON GROVE. IL 60053 BANK, NA, EQUABLE ASCENT FI- DIVISION DIVISION rights in and to the residential realamount paid by the purchaser notNOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-NANCIAL. LLC K O N S T A N TINOS GREEN TREE SERVICING LLC MUHAMMAD ASLAM, 2004-BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., SUC- estate arose pnor to the sale. Theto exceed $300, in certified funds/srTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-Defendants LAMBROPOULOS. VASOPlaintiff, 0000445, LLC, BANK OF AMERI-CESSOR BY MERGER TO BAC subject property is subject to gener-wire transfer, is due within twenty'suant to a Judgment of Foreclosure14 CH 005721 LAMBROPOLOUS, VILLAGE OF CA, NA, UNKNOWN OWNERSHOME LOANS SERVICING, LP al real estate tases, special assess-four (24) hours. No fee shall be paidand Sale enteredinthe above7215 PONTO DRIVE MORTONMORTON GROVE. CHASE BANKSHWAN JUBRAIL, IKHLASSAND NONRECORD CLAIMANTS,FKA COUNTRYWIDE HOME mento.orspecialtaxes leviedby the mortgagee acquiring the res-cause on August 8, 2014, an agentGROVE, IL 60053 USA, NA F/K/A CHASE MANHAT-JUBRAIL. WELLS FARGO BANK.BMO HARRIS BANK NATIONALLOANS SERVICING, LP against said real estate and is of-idential real estate pursuael Io itsfor The Judicial Sales Corporation,NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-TAN BANK USA, N.A. N.A. ASSOCIATION Plaintiff, fered for sale without any represen-credit bid at the sale or by anywill ut 10:30 AM on November tO,TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-Defendants Defendants Defendants tation as to quality or quantity of titlemortgagee, ludgment creditor,or2014. at The Judicial Sales Corpo-suant to a Judgment of Forecloaure10 CH 026704 12CM 18221 13 CH 010168 JANY G GEORGES, EMMANUEL and without recourse to Plaintiff andother lienor acquiring the residentialration, One South Wacker Drive -and Sale enteredinthe above9019 AUSTIN AVENUE MORTON7701 MAPLE STREET MORTON9319 NATIONAL AVENUE MOR-D. GEORGES in "As IS condition. The sale is fur-real eslate whose nghls in and to24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606,couse on July 14, 2014, an agentGROVE, IL 60053 GROVE, IL 60053 TON GROVE, IL 60053 Defendants ther sublect to confirmation by thethe residenlial real estate arose pri-sell at public asction to the highestfor The Judicial Sales Corporation,NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC ND-NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-11 CH 020060 Court. Upon pxyment infull of theor lo the sale. The subtect propertybidder, as set forth below, the fol-will at 10:30 AM on November 10,TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-5732 WARREN STREET MORTON amount bid, the purchaser will re-is sublect to general real estate tao-lowing described real2014, at The Judicial Sales Corpo-suant to a Judgmenf of Foreclosuresuant to a Judgment of Foreclosuresuant to a Judgment of ForeclosureGROVE, IL 60053 ceive s Certificate of Sale that willes. special assessments, or specialestate:Commonly known as 9130ration, One South Wacker Drive -andSale enteredintheaboveand Sale enteredin Ihe aboveand Sale entered in the aboseNOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO- entitle the purchaser to a deed lotuses levied against said real esIsteNEW ENGLAND AVENUE, MOR-24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606,cause on July 16, 2014, an agentcause on March 28, 2014, an agentcause on April 28, 2014, an agentTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur- the real estate after confirmation ofand is offered for sale without anyTON GROVE, IL 60053 Property In-sell at public auction Io the highestfor The Judicial Sales Corporafion,for The Judicial Sales Corporation,for The Judicial Sales Corporation,suant to a Judgmenl of Foreclosure the sale. The property will NOT berepresentationastoqualityordea No. 10-18-305-019. The tealbidder, as set forth below, the fol-willat2:00 PM on October 22,will at 10:30 AM on October 16,willat 2:00 PM on October 22,and Sale enteredin the above open forinspectionandplaintiffquantity oftitleand withoutre-estateis improved with a siebelowing described real estate: Com-2014. at The Judicial Sales Corpo-2014, at The Judicial Sales Corpo-2014, at The Judicial Sales Corpo-cause on September 24, 20t3, an makes no representation as to thecourse toPlaintiff and in "AS lSfamily residence. Sale terms: 25%mooly known us7215 PONTOration, One South Wacker Deve -ration, One South Wacker Drive -ration, One South Wacker Drive -agent for The Judicial Sales Corpo- condition of the property Prospec-condition. The sale is further sub-down of the highest bid by certifiedDRIVE, MORTON GROVE, IL24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606,24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606,24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606,ration, will at 10:30 AM on October tivebidders are admonishedtoledIO confirmation by the courtfunds at Ihe close of the sale paya-60053 Property Indes No, 09-13-sell at public auction to the highestsell at public auction lo the highestsell at public suction to the highest10, 2014, at The Judicial Sales Cor- check the court tile to verify all infor-Upon payment in full of the amountbie to The Judicial Sales Corpora-225-004. The realestateisim-bidder, as set forth below, the fol-bidder, as set forth below, the fol-bidder, av sel forth below, the fol-poration, One South Wacker Dnve - mation. If this property is a condo-bid, Ihe purchaser will receive alion, No third party checks will beproved with a single familyresi-lowing described real estate: Com-lowing described real estate: Corn-lowing described real estate: Com-24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606, minium unit, the purchaser of theCertificate of Sale that will entitleaccepted. The balance,includin dence Sale terms: 25% down ofmonly known us 9019 AUSTINmonly knownso7701MAPLEmonly known as 9319 NATIONALsell ut public suction to the highest unit al Ike foreclosure sale, otherthe purchaser Io a deed to the realthe Judicial sale fee for Abandonethe highesl bid by certified funds atAVEÑUE. MORTON GROVE,ILSTRSET, MORTON GROVE. ILAVEÑUE, MORTON GROVE,ILbidder, as set forth below, the fol- than a mortgagee, shall pay the as-estate aher confirmaliov of the saleResidentialPropertyMunicipalitythe close of the sale payable lo The60053 Property Indev No, 10-17-60053 Property Iodes No, 09-13-60053 Property Indes No, 10-18-lowing described real estate: Com- sessments and the legal fees re-Where a sale of real estate s madeRelief Fund, which is calculated onJudicial Sales Corporation No third408-055 The realestateisim-t i 3-006-0000. The real estateis119-015. The realestateisim-monly known as 5732 WARREN quired by The Condominium Prop-to salisa lien prior to that of theresidential real estate at the rate ofparty checks will be accepted Theprovedwith a residence.Saleimproyed with a white, vinyl siding.proved with a single familyresi-STRSET, MORTON GROVE, IL erty Act. 765 ILCS 6o5/g(g)(t) andUnited tales,theUnited States$1 for each $1 000 or fraction there-balance, including the Judiciul saleterms' 25% down of the highest bidsplit level, single family home with adence, Sale terms, 25% down of60053 Property Indes No, 10-20- (g)(4).Ifthis property is a condo-shall have one year from the date ofof of the amount paid by the pur-fee forAbandoned Residentialby certified funds at the cloue of thetwocardetachedgarage.Salethe highest bid by certified funds at428-016. The realestateisim- minium unit which is part of a corn-sale within which to redeem, exceptchaser not to exceed $300. in certi-Property Municipality Relief Fund,sale payable to The Judicial Salesterms: 25% down of Ihe highest bidthe close of the sale payable to Theproved with a single familyresi- mon interest community, the pur-thaI with respect to s lien arisingtied funds/or wire transfer,is duewhich iscalculated on residentialCorporation. No third party checksby certified funds at the close of theJudicial Sales Corporation. No thirddence, Sale terms, 25% down of chaser of the unit at the foreclosureseder the internal revenue laws thewithin twenty-tour (24) hours. Noreal estate at the rafe of $1 for eachwill be accepted The balance. in-sale payable to The Judicial Salesparty checks will be accepted. Thethe highest bid by certified funds at sale other than a mortgagee shallperiod shall be 120 days or the peri-fee shall be paid by the mortgagee$1,000 or fraction thereofof theeluding the Judicialsale feeforCorporation. No third party checksbalance, including the Judicial salethe close of the sale payable Is The puy the assessments required byod allowable tor redemption underacquiring trie residential real estateamount paid by the purchaser notAbandoned ResidentialPropertywill be accepted. The balance, in-feeforAbandoned ResidentialJudicial Sales Corporation No third The CondominiumPropertyAcf,Stole law, whichever is longer, andpursuant to its credit bid at the saleto osceed $300, in certified funds/orMunicipality Relief Fund, which iscluding the Judicial sale fee forProperty Municipality Relief Fund,party checks will be accepted. The 765 ILCS 605/18.5(q-1).IF YOUin any case in which, under the pro-or by any mortgagee, judgmentwire transfer, is due within twenty-calculated on residential real estateAbandoned ResidentialPropertywhich is calculated on residentialbalance, including the Judicial vale ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME.visioes of section 505 nf the Hous-creditor. or other lienor acquinngfour (241 hours No fee shall be paidat the rate of sr for each $r,000 orMunicipality Relief Fand, which isreal estate al 18e rate of Si for euchfeeforAbandoned Residential OWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHTing Act of 1950, as umended (12the residential real estate whoseby the mortgagee acquinng the res-fraction thereof of the amount paidcalculated on residential real estate$1,000 or fraction thereof oftheProperty Municipality Relief Fund, 1-O REMAIN INPOSSESSIONU S.0 1701k), and subsection (dlrights in and to the residential realidential real estate pursuant to itsby the purchaser not to exceedat the rate of $1 for each $1,000 oramount paid by the purchaser notwhich io calculated on residential FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OFof section 3720 of title 38 of theestate arose prior to the sale Thecredil bid st the sale or by any$300, in certifiedfunds/orwirefraction thereof of the amount paidto esceed $300, in certified funds/orreal estate ut the rate of $1 for euch AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, INUnited States Code. the right to re-subject property is sublet to gener-mortgagee, judgment creditor,ortransfer,is due within twenty-tourby the purchaser not to exceedwire transfer, is due within twenty-$1 000 sr fraction thereof oftIte ACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONdeem does not anse, there shall beal real estate tanes. special assess-other honor acquiring the residential(24) hours, No fee shall be paid by$300, in certifiedfunds/orwirefour (24) hours. No fee shall be paidamount paid by the purchaser not 15-t701(C(OF THE ILLINOISno right of redemption. The propertymonts,orspecialtases leviedreal estate whose rights in and tothe mortgagee acquiring the resi-transfer,is due within twenty-fourby the mortgagee acquiring the res-to exceed $300, in certified funds/or MORTGAGE FORECLOSUREwill NOT be open for inspection undagainst said real estate and is of-the residential real estate arose pri-dential real estate pursuant toits(24) hours, No fee shall be paid byidential real estate pursuant to itswire transfer, is due within twenty- LAW. Effective May tot, 2014 youplaintiff makes no representation asfeted for sale without any represen-or to the sale The sublect propertycredit bid at the sale or by anyIhe mortgagee acquiring the resi-crbeit bidat the sale or by anyfour )24( hours. No fee shall be paid will need a photo identification is-to the condition of the property. Pro-tation as to quality or quantity of titleis subtect to general real estate tax-mortgagee, Iudgmenl creditor,ordential real estate pursuant toitsmortgagee, Iudgrnent creditor,orby the mortgagee acquiring the res- sued by a government agency (dhv-spective bidders are admonished toand without recourse to Plaintiff andes. special assessments, or specialother lienor acquiring the residentialcredit bid al the sale or by anyother honor acquiring the residentialidentiul real estate pursuant to its er's license, passport, etc.( in ordercheck the court file to verify all jofor-in "AS lS condition. The sale is fur-tases levied against said real estatereal estate whose rights in and tomortgagee, )udgment creditor,orreal estate whose rights in and tocredit bidat the sale or by ony to gain entry into the foreclosuremation, If this property is u condo-thor subject to confirmation by theand is offered for sale without anythe residential real estate arose pri-other lienor acquieng the residentialtEe residential real estate arose pri-mortgagee, judgment creditor,or sale room in Cook County and theminium unit, the purchaser of thecourt. Upon payment in full of therepresentationastoqsulityoror to the sale The sub(ecl propertyreal estate whose rights in and toor to the sale, The subject properlyother lienor acquinng the residential same identification for sales held atunit at the foreclosure sale, otheramount bid, the purchaser will re-quantityoftitleand withoutre-itt uublect lo general real estate tue-the residential real estate arose pri-is sublet IO general real estate tax-real estate whose nghto in and to other county venues. For informa-than a mortgagee, shall pay the as-ceive a Certificate of Sale that willcourse toPlaintiff and in "AS IS"es, special assessments, sr specialor to the sale. The subtect properlyes, special assessments, or specialthe residential real estate arose pri- tion. examine the court file or con-sessmenfo and the legal fees re-entitle the purchaser to u deed tocondition, The sale is further sub-tases levied against said real estateis subject to general real estate las-tuses levied against said real estateor to the sale. The subject property tact Plaintiff's attorney: CODILIS &quired by The Condominium Prop-the real estate aher confirmation ofecl to confirmation by the court.and is offered for sale without anyes, special assessments, or specialund is offered for sale without anyis subject to general real estate tas- ASSOCIATES, P.C., 15W030vOy Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g)(i) andthe sale, The property will NOT beUpon payment in full of the amountrepresentationastoqualityortanes levied against said real estaterepresentationastu qualityores, special assessments, or special NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD,(g)(4).Ifthis property is a condo-openforinspection andplaintiffbid.the purchaser will receise aquantityoftitleand withoutre-and is offered for sale without anyquantityoftitleand withoutre-taxes levied against said real estate SUITE 100, BURR RIDGE, ILminium unit which is part of a corn-makes vo representation as to theCertificate of Sale that will entitlecourse to Plaintiff and in "AS IS"representationastoqualityorcourse to Plaintiff and in "AS lSund is offered for sale without any 60527, (630( 794-9876 Please refermon interest community, the pur-condition of the property. Prnspec-the purchaser to a deed to the realcondition. The sale is further sub-quantityoftitleand withoutre-condition, The sale is further sub-representationasIoqualityor to file number 14-t2-i6373 THEchaser of the unit at the foreclosuretivebidders are admonishedtoestate after confirmation of the sale.ecl to confirmation by the court.course to Plaintiff and in "AS IS"ject to confirmation by the court.quantityoftitleand withoutre- JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATIONsale other than a mortgagee shallcheck the court file to verify all ìnfor-The property will NOT be open forUpon payment in full of the amountcondition. The sale is further sub-Upon payment in full of the amountcourse to Plaintiff und in "AS IS" One South Wacker Drive,24thpay the assessments required bymation, If thin property is a condo-inspection and plaintiff makes nobid, the purchaser willreceive aeclloconfirmation by the court.bid,the purchaserwillreceive acondition, The sale is further sub- Floor,Chicago, IL 60606-4650The Condominium PropertyAct,minium unit, the purchaser of therepresentation as to the condition ofCertificate of Sale that willentitleUpon payment in full of the amountCertificate of Sale that will entitleecl to confirmation by the court, (312) 236-SALE You can also visit765 ILCS 605/18.5(q'l).IP YOUunit at the foreclosure sale, otherthe properlyProspective biddersthe purchaser to a deed to the realbid,the purchaser willreceive sthe purchaser to a deed to the realUpon payment in full of the amount The Judicial Sales Corporation atARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME-than a mortgagee, shall pay the as-are admonished Io check the courtestate aber confirmation of the sale.Certificate of Sale that will entitleestate aher confirmation of the sale.bid,the purchaser willreceive u www.tIsc.com for a 7 day status re-OWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHTs055rnents and the legal fees re-file to verify all informationIf thisThe property will NOT be open forthe purchasar to a deed to the realThe property will NOT be open furCertificate of Sale that will entitle port of sending suIes. CODILIS &TO REMAIN IN POSSESSIONquired by The Condominium Prop-property is a condominium uniI, theinspection and plaintiff makes noestate aher confirmation of the suIeinspection and plaintiff makes nothe purchaser to a deed to the real ASSOCIATES, P.C. i5W030FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OForty Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g)(1( andpurchaser of the unit at the foreclo-representation as to the condition ofThe property will NOT be open forrepresentutioo us Io the condition ofestate after confirmation of the sale. NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD,AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN(g)(4).If this property is a condo-sure sale, other than a mortguqee,fhe propertyProspective biddersinspection and plaintiff makes nothe properly. Prospective biddersThe properly will NOT be open for SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE, IL 60527ACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONminium unit which is part of a corn-shall pay the assessments und"theare admonished to check the courtrepresentation as to the condition ofare admonished to check the courtinspection and plaintiff makes no (630( 794-5300 Afforney File No, 15-1701(C)OF THEILLINOISmon interest community, the pur-legal fees required by The Condo-file fo verify all information,If thisthe property.Prospective biddersfile to venfy all information.Itthisrepresentation as to the condition of f4-12-16373 Attorney ARDC No.MORTGAGE FORECLOSUREchaser of the uniI at the toreclosureminium PropertyAct,765 ILCSproperty is a condominium unit, theare admonished to check the courtproperty is a condominium unit, thethe property. Prospective bidders 00468002 Attorney Code. 21762LAW. Effective May ist, 2014 yousale other than a mortgagee shall605/9(91(1) and Çg((4(.If this prop-purchaser of the unit al the foreclo-file to verify all information,If thispurchaser of the unit at the foreclo-are admonished to check the court Case Number.52 CH 028486will need a photo identification is-pay the assessments required byOrt5,S a condominium unit which issure sale, other than a mortgagee,property is a condominium unit, Ihesure sale, other than a mortgagee,tile to verity all information.Ifthis sued by a government agency (driv-The Condominium PropertyAct,part of a common interest commun-shall pay the assessments and thepurchaser of the unit at the foreclo-shall pay the assessments and theproperty is a condominium unit, the er's license, Ou5550rt, etc.) in order765 ILCS 605/i8.5(q-il,IF YOUity, the purchaser of the unit at thelegal fees required by The Condo-sure sale, other than a mortgagee,legal fees reguired by The Condo-purchaser of the unit at the foreclo- Thursday, October2, 2014 Pioneer Press (DC) 7 Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est. sure saie. other than a mortgagee,O PM E NT bidder, as set forth below, thé fol-765 ILCS 605/18.5) -1),IF YOUUNIONTHE VILLAGE O FSKOKIE SKOKIE SKOKIE shall pay the asseosmenta and theDefendants, lowing described real estate: Corn-ARE THE MORTGA OR (HOME-SKOKIE; TRANS ACCEPTANCE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF legal tees required by The Condo14 CH 3195 monly known as 8234 LARAMIEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHTCORPORATION; EDWARDCOOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS minium PropertyAct.765 ILCSNOTICE OF SALE AVEÑUE. SKOKIE, IL 60077 Prop-TO REMAIN INPOSSESSIONBURCZY; ERICA BURCZY; RAN-COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHAN-COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHAN-COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHAN- 605/9(g)(1) and (g)(4).tt this prop.PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV-erty Index No, 10-21-312-055. TheFOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OFDOM SHOT PROPERTIES LLC.CERY DIVISION CERY DIVISION CERY DIVISION erty s a condominium unit which isEN that pursuant to a Judgment ofreal estate is improved with a singleAN ORDER OF POSSESSION, INUNKNOWN OWNERSWELLS FARGO BANK, NA; ILLINOISHOUSING DEVELOP-COLFIN BULLS FUNDING A, LLC; part o$ a common interest communForeclosure and Sale entered in thefamily residenceSale terms: 25%ACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONNONRECORD CLAIMANTS; Plaintiff, MENT AUTHORITY Plaintiff, dy, the purchaser ot the unit at theabove entitledcause Intercountydown of the highest bid by certifiedt5-t701)C(OF THE ILLINOISDefendants, vs. Plaintiff, vs. toreclosure sale otherthan aJudicial Sales Corporation will onfunds at the close of the sale pays-MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE12 CH 13745 DEMETRIOS KOULIOUFAS; CITYus, KONG IN PAK; CI-fUN OK PAK; mortgagee shall pay the assess-Thursday, October 23, 2014 ut 15eble to The Judicial Sales Corpora-LAW. Effective May tat, 2014 youPUBLIC NOTICE is hereby givenOF CHICAGO, NWE 00 NK/A NEW N 00; WAIDISCOVER BANK. ments required by The Condomini-hour of ft am. in their office at 120lion. No third party checks will bewill need s photo identification is-that pursuanttoa Judgment ofUNKNOWN OWNERS ANDAUNO NKJA WAI Y CITIBANKOPTIMA OLD OR- um Property Act. 765 ILCSWest Madison Street, Suite 718A,accepted. The balance, includin sued by s government agency )driv-Foreclosure entered inthe aboveNONRECORD CLAIMANTS; AU NG, CHARD WOODS OAK 605/18.5(g-t).F YOU AIRE THEChicago, Illinois, sell ut public auc-the Judicial sale fee for Abandoneer's license, passport, etc.) in orderentitled cause on July5, 2013.Defendants, Defendants, CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION; MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER).tion to the highest bidder for cash,ResidentialProperty Municipalityto gain entry into the foreclosureIntercounty Judicial Sales Corpora-13 CH 22793 12 CH 35066 UNKNOWN OWNERS AND YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REas set forth below, the following de-Relief Fund, which io calculated onsale room in Cook County und thelionwill on Monday, October 27,NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TONONRECORD CLAIMANTS; MAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30scribed mortgaged real estate: residential real estate at the rate ofsame identification for sales held at2014, ut the hour of 1 t sm. in theirPUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY 01V-JUDGMENT OF FORECLOSURE Defendants, DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN OR-Commonly known as 7015 Westst for each $t 000 or fraction there-other county oenues, For informs-office at 120 West Madison Street,EN that pursuant to s Judgment ofUNDER ILLINOIS MORTGAGE 10 CH 10435 DER OF POSSESSION, IN AC-Agatite Avenue, Norndge, ILof of the smount paid by the pur-tion, eoamirie the court file sr con-Suife 718A, Chicago, Illinois, sell toForeclosure sod Sale entered in theFORECLOSURE LAW NOTICE OF SALE CORDANCE WITH SECTION t5-60706. chaser not to eoceed $300, in certi-tact Plaintiff's attorney: CODILIS Bthe highest bidder for cash. the fol-above entitledcauseIntercountyPUBLIC NOTICE io hereby givenPUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given 170t(C( OF THE ILLINOIS MORT-P IN. 13-18-t 15-013-0000, tied funds.1or wire transfer,o dueASSOCIATES, P.C., t5W030lowing descnbed property: Judicial Sales Corporation will onthat pursuant toa Judgmenf ofthat pursuant to s Judgment of GAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. Et-The mortgaged real estate is im-within twenty-tour (24) hours. NoNORTH FRONTAGE ROAD,P.I.N tO-15-t24-046-0000. Fndsy, October 24, 2014 at theForeclosure entered in the aboveForeclosure entered inthe above tective May ist. 20t4 you will needproved with a single familyresi-fee shall be paid by the mortgageeSUITE tOO, BURR RIDGE, ILCommonly known us 4712hour of t 1 sin. in their office at 120entitled cause on July 21. 2014,entitled cause Intercounty Judicial a photo ident,ticalion issued by adence. If the subject mortgaged realacquiring the residential real estate60527, (630) 794-9876 Please referCHURCH STREET UNIT A,West Madison Street, Suite 718A.Intercounty Judicial Sales Corpora-Sales Corporation will on Tuesday, governmentagency(driver's Ii-estate is a unit of a common inter-pursuant Is its credit bid ut the saletofile number 14-11-16525. THESKOKIE. IL 60076. Chicago, Illinois, sell st public auc-tionwill on Friday.October 24,October 21, 2014, at the hour of lt cense. passport. etc.)in order toest community, the purchaser of theor by any mortgagee, judgmentJUDICtAL SALES CORPORATIONThe mortgaged real estate is im-tion to the highest bidder for cash,2014. st Ihe hour of ti am, in their5m. intheir office st 120 West gain entry into the toreclosure saleunit other than a mortgagee shallcreditor, or other lienor acquiringOne South WackerDrive,24thproved with s townhouse residence,us set forth below, the following de-office at 120 West Madison Street.Madison Street, Suite 718A, Chics- room in Cook County and the samepay the assessments required bythe residentialresi estate whoseFloor,Chicago, IL 60606-4650The purchaser of the unit other thanscribed mortgaged real estate Suite 7t8A, Chicago, Illinois, sell togo, Illinois, sell tu the highesl bidder identitication tor sales held al othersubsection (g-t) of Section 18,5 ofrights in and to the residential real(312) 236-SALE You can also visits mortgagee shall pay the assess-P I N 10-28-400-038-0000. the highest bidder for cash. the fol-for cash, the following described county venues. For information, ex-the Condominium Property Act. estate arose prior to the sale. TheThe Judicisl Sales Corporation utmento und the legal fees requiredCommonly known as 5013 Jeromelowing descnbed property: mortgaged real estate: amine the Court tile or contact Plain-Sale terms: 10% down by certifiedsubject property is subject to gever-www.tjsc com for s 7 day status re-by subdivisions )g)(t( und )g)(4) ofAvenue. Skokie, Illinois 60077. P I N 10-16-412-043-0000 Commonly known as 9655 Woods tiffs attorney: CODILIS & ASSOCI-funds, balance, by certified funds,al real estate tases, special assess-port of sending sales. CODILIS BSection9oftheCondominiumThe mortgaged real estate is im-Commonly known as 9026 BronsDrive, Unit 1609, Skokie, IL 60077. ATES, P.C.. 15W030 NORTHwithin 24 hOurs. No refunds.Themento,orspecialtasesleviedASSOCIATES, P.C. 15WO3OProperty Act Sale terms; 25%proved withssingle familyresi-Avenue, Unit A, Skokie, IL 60077. PIN. 10-09-304-03t-tt57 B10- FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE tOO.property will NOT be opon for in-against said real estate and is of-NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD,down by certified funds, balancedence. If the subject mortgaged realThe mortgaged real estate isim-09-304-031-1252. BURR RIDGE. IL 60527, (630) 794-upection fered for saje without any represen-SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE, IL 60527within 24 hours, by certified funds.estate is a unit of a common inter-proved with u single familyresi-The mortgaged real estate is u con- 9876 Please refer to tile number t4-For information call Sales Depart-tation as to quality or quantity of title(630) 794-5300 Aflorney File No,No refunds. The property will NOTest community, the purchaser of thedence, If the sub)ect mortgaged realdomioium residence. The purchaser tl-t2756. THE JUDICIAL SALESmenI at Plaintiff's Attorney, Manleyand wilhoat recourse to Plaintiff andf4-lt-16525 Attorney ARDC No.be open for inspection. Upon psy-unit other than s mortgagee shallestate is a unit of u common oler-of the unit other than a mortgagee CORPORATION One SouthDean Kochalaki, LLC, One Eastin AS IS" condition. The sale is fur-00468002 Attorney Code. 21762ment in full of the smount bid, thepay the assessments required byest community, the purchaser of theshalt pay the assessments and the Wacker Drive, 24th Floor. Chicago.Wacker Drive.Chicago, Illinoisther sublect to confirmation by theCaseNumber:ftCH 024399purchaser will receive s Certificatesubsection 1g-l) of Section 18.5 ofunit other than a mortgagee shalllegal fees required by subdivisions IL 60606-4650 )3t2) 236-SALE '(ou60601. (614) 220-5611. 13-court. Upon payment in full of theTJSC#: 34-16507 NOTE: Pursuantof Sale which will entitle the pur-the Condominium Property Act, pay the assessments required by(g))1) und )gll4l of Section 9 of the can also viail The Judicial Sales008822 amount bid, the purchaser will re-to the Fair Debt Collection Practiceschaser to s Deed to the premisesSale terms: 10% down by certifiedsubsection (g-1) of Section 18.5 ofCondominium Property Act Corporation al www.ljsc.com tor a 7 INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALESceive a Certificate of Sale that willAct, you are advised thst Plaintiff'safter confirmation of the sale, funds, balance, by certified funds,theCondominiumPropertyAct.Sale terms: Bidders must present, day status report of pending sales.CORPORATION entitle the purchaser to a deed fosttorney io deemed to be a debt col-For information; Visit sur website atwithin 24 hours. No refunds.TheSale terms: 25% down by certifiedut the time of sale, u cashier's or CODILIS & ASSOCIATES,P.C.Selling Officer, (312) 444-t 122 the real estate after confirmation oflector attempting to collect s debthop;//service.atly-pierce.com. Be-property will NOT be open for in-funds, balance within 24 hours, bycertified check tor tO% of the suc- 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE1626910 the sale, The property will NOT beand any information obtained will between 3 p.m. sud 5 p.m. only.opection certified funds,No refunds. Thecesoful bid amount. The balance of ROAD, SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE.9)25. 10)2, 10/9/14 #847386 open forinspection andplaintiffused for that purpose Pierce B Associates, Plaintiff's At-For information call The Sales De-property will NOT be open for in-the successful bidshall be paid IL 60527 (630) 794-5300 Attorney makes no representation as to the1627'T77 tNorth Dearborn Street, NO AR IDGE torneys. psrtment at Plaintiff'oAoomey,spection.Upon payment in full ofwithin 24 hours, by similar funds. File No. t4-tt-t2756Attorney condition of the property. Prospec-10/2. 10/9, 10116/14 #850542 Chicago, Illinois60602.TeI.No. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Freedman Anselmo Lindberg LLC,the amount bid. the purchaser wiltThe property will NOT be open for ARDC No 00468002Attorney tivebidders are admonishedto (312) 476-5500. Refer to File Num- COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS SKOKIE 1771 West Diehl Road, Naperville,receive a Certificate of Sale whichinspection. Code 2t762 Case Number lt CH check the court file to verity all nf or- ber 1129213. Illinois60563-1890.(630)453- COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHAN- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF will entitle the purchaser to a DeedFor information call Ms. Kristine M. 020060 TJSC#: 34-t5476 NOTE: mation. If this property is a condo- INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALES6960For Bidding instrocti000 visitto the premises aher confirmation ofKolky at Plaintiff's Attorney, Pursuant to the Fair Debt CollectionCERY DIVISION minium unit, the purchaser of theCOOK COUNTY. ILLINOIS U.S. BANK. NATIONAL ASSOCIA- CORPORATION www fsl-illinois.com 24 hours priorthe sale, Aronberg Goldgehn Davis B Praclices Act, you are advised that unit at the foreclosure sale, otherCOUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHAN-SellinOfficer, (312) 444-t 122 TION, AS TRUSTEE FOR THE CERY DIVISION to sale. F13090449 For information: Visit our website atGurmisa, 330 North Wabash Ave- Plaintiff's atlomey io deemed to be than a mortgagee, shall pay the so- 16276 2 HOLDERS OF THE MASTR AD- DORAL MONEY INC. INTERCOUNTh' JUDICIAL SALEShap;//service.atty-pierce.com. Be-nue, Chicago, Illinois 6061 t(3121 a debt colleclor attempting to collect sessments and the legal fees re- 10/2. 10/9. 1W16/14 #850538 CORPORATION besen 3 p.m. and 5 p.m.only.828-9600. a debt and any information obtainedJUSTABLE RATE MORTGAGESquired by The Condominium Prop-Plaintiff, TRUST 2006-OA2; vs. Selling Officer, )3t2) 444-1122 Pierce B Associates, Plaintiff's At-INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALES will be used for that purpose. ely Act, 765 LOS 6O5/9(g)(t( and 626941 CORPORATION Plaintiff, JEFFREY DAYBROOK AKA JEF- tomeys, 1 North Dearborn Street, 625716 (g))4(.Ifthis property is a condo- 9/25, 10/2, 1019114 #847388 Chicago,Illinois60602.Tel,No.SellinOfficer, (312) 444-1122 9/18, 9)25, 10/2/14 #843928 vs. minium unit which is part of u corn-FREY DAYBROOK AKA JEF- MICHAEL HIGGINBOÌTOM; (312) 476-5500 Refer to File Num-16268 2 W. mon interest community. the pur-FREY M. DAYBOOK AKA JEFF NORRIDGE KATHLEEN E ber f213638. 9/25, 10/2, 1019/14 #847382 chaser of the unit at the foreclosureDAYBOOK LISA DAYBOOK AKA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFHIGGINBO1TOM. LISA J DAYBOOK AKA LISA J RENT YOUR APARTMENT WITH INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALES COOK COUNTY. ILLINOIS sale other than a mortgagee shall CORPORATION Defendants. puy the assessments required byGLICK DAYBOOK AKA LISAJ COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHAN-11 CH 43832 CLICK; BENEFICIAL ILLINOIS EASE IN THE (LASSIFIEDS. (ALL SellinOfficer, (312)444-1122 The Condominium PropertyAct, RENt fOUR lPAtMENtWltH lAtI IN tHI CERY DIVISION PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given INC. DBA BENEFICIAL MORT- 6269 SUBSCRIBE TODAY (ALL 1 800 680 2068 U.S BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIA- 847-998-3400 TO PLACE YOUR AU (tAtSlfItDt (AIL t4199834t0 9/25, 1012, 10)9/14 #847387 that pursuant to a Judgment of GAGE CO OF ILLINOIS, NILES ro POA(ttO5UD DR VISIT PIOHEERIO(AL (0M TION, Foreclosure enteredin the above TOWNSHIP SCHOOLS CREDIT Plaintiff, entitled cause on August 22, 2014, vs. Intercoanty Judicial Sales Corpora- OLIVERA ASANIN AKA OLI VERlAtionwilt on Monday, October 13, ASANIN, DEJANASANIN; LVNV2014, at the hour of t t am. in their FUNDING, LLC: office st 120 Weal Madison Street, Defendants, Suite 7t8A, Chicago. Itlinois, sell to 13 CH 21932 the highest bidder for cash, the fol- ILLINOIS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING NETWORK PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby givenlowing descnbed property. that pursuantIoa Judgment ofPIN. 12-13-312-022-0000 Forecloaure enteredn the aboveCommonly known as 4154 North entitled Cause on July 29, 20t4,Ottawa Avenue, Norridge. IL 60706. Drivers - CDL-A TRUCK Intercoanty Judicial Sales Corpora-The mortgaged real estateis im- ADVERTISING CAM PERS/RVS HELP WANTED tionwillon Friday.October 31,proved with a single family resi- DRIVERS Experienced 2014, at the hour of t t am. in theirdeoce. If the subtect mortgaged real SERVICES DRIVERS office at 120 West Madison Street,estate in a unit of a common inter- Colman's RV . We Buy And Solos Earn 41/ mile Suite 7t8A, Chicago, Illinois, sell toest community. the purchaser of the Consign Used RV's And 1A/ mile increase each yr. he highest bidder for cash, the fol-unit other than a mortgagee shall Need to place your ad $1500 SIGN ON BONUS. lowing described prope Campers 217-787-8653 NO CAP' Extra Pay for Hazmat! pay the assessments required by throUghout ))Iino)s? Ca)) $60K-$70K Annually! P.1 N 12-13-301-068-0 subsection (g-f) of Section 18.5 of www.colmansrv,com $5,500 Sign-On Commonly known as 4324 Norththe CondominiumProperty Act )II)nois Press Advert)sing Experienced Class A CDL Ozark Avenue, Norridge. IL 60706, Bonus for Teams! Sale terms: 25% down by certified Service 217-241-170001 Drivers Wanted! Dedicated The mortgaged real estate isim-funds, balance within 24 hours, by CAREER/EDUCATION 888-928-6011 proved with u single familyresi-certified funds.No refunds The VISI) wwwiI)ino)spress.org Customer, Home Weekly and deuce lt the sublect mortgaged realproperty will NOT be open tor in- Www Dnve4Total.Com estate is u unit of a common inter-spection.Upon payment in full of AIRLINE CAREERS START Excellent Benefits. Cal) est community, the purchaser of thethe amount bid, the purchaser will BOATS HERE - BECOME AN 888-409-6033 or apply online unit other than a mortgagee shallreceive a Certificate of Sale which LAND FOR SALE pay the assessments required bywill entitle the purchaser to a Deed THE BOAT DOCK AVIATION MAINTENANCE www.DRIVEJTC.com subsection )g-l( of Section 18,5 of to the premises after confirmation of TECH. FAA APPROVED Previous BANK the CondominiumPropertyAct.the sale. We Buy & Consign Used AVERITT EXPRESS New Pay Sale ternis: 25% down by certifiedFor information: Visit our website at TRAINING. FINANCIAL FORECLOSURE, fonds, balance within 24 hours, by Boats! 217.793-7300 Increase For Regional Drivers! http://service.atfy-pierce.com. Be- AID IF QUALIFIED. JOB 5 Acres, up to 30 Acres. FROM certified tonds.No refunds.Thetween 3 p.mand 5p.m. only theboatdock.coni 40 to 46 CPM + Fuel Bonus! property will NOT be open for in-Pierce & Associates. Plaintiff's At- PLACEMENT ASSISTANCE 14,900 NEW CommunIty, spection.Upon payment in tufi oftorneyo,tNorth Dearborn Street, Also, Post-Trainìng Pay CALL AIM 800-481-8312 the amount bid, the purchaser willChicago. Illinois60602.TeINs BUSINESS Increase for Students! Mountatn Views 40,000 Acre receive a Certificate of Sale which)3t2( 476-5500. Refer to File Num- Lake Minutes away, Trout will entitle the purchaser to a Deedber 0809650. OPPORTUNITIES (Depending on Domicile) to the premises aher confirmation ofII-4TERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALES EVENTS Streams, Creeks Adjotns State the sale Get Home EVERY Week + CORPORATION CONTRACT SALESPERSON Lands, Excellent FInancing For information: Visit our website atSelling Officer, (312) 444-t 122 POSTAGE STAMP SHOW Excellent Benefits, CDL-A req. http:llseraice.atty-pierce.corn. Be-1625766 Selling aerta) photography of Call 877-273-1481 or tween 3 p.m. and 5 p.monly9/18, 9/25, 10/2/14 #843932 Free Admtssion 888-602-7440 Apply © farms ort commission basIs. Remax 423-756-5700 Pierce 6 Associates, Plaintiff's At- Comfort Inn, AverittCareers,com Equal lomeys,iNorth Dearborn Street, $4225.00 f)rst month gUarantee. Chicago,Illinois60602.Tel.No.SKOKIE 600 N. Milwaukee OpportunIty Employer - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF #1 500-$3,000 weekly proven (312) 476-5500. Refer to File Nom- Prospect Heights. IL Females, minoritIes, ber 1313326. COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN- earnings. Trave) required. INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALESTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY October 11 & 12 protected veterans and CORPORATION DIVISION Moro info msphotosd.com or JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, NA- Hours; 10am4 pm individuals with disabilities Selling Officer, (312)444-1122 877/882-3566 627719 TIONAL ASSOCIATION Buy-Sell-Appraise are encouraged to apply. 10/2, 1019, 10116/14 #850539 Plaintiff, For more info; NORRIDGE KAISER DAWOD, MAYSOON IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFDAWOD. JPMORGAN CHASE www.msdastamp.iom COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS BANK. NA COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHAN-Defendants CERY DIVISION 11 CH 024399 CHAMPION MORTGAGE COMPA-8234 LARAMIE AVENUE SKOKIE. NY; IL 60077 Plaintiff, NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO- vs. TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur- The Illinois Classified Advertsng Network ((CAN) provides Pioneer Press and the Doings wIth advertising of a national appeal. UNKNOWN SUCCESSORsuant to a Judgment of Foreclosure TRUSTEE(S) OF THE ADAMS und Sale enteredinthe above To advertise lfl this section, please call (CAN directly at (21 7) 241-1 700. FAMILY REVOCABLE LIVINGcause on May 25, 2012, un aenl TRUST DATED APRIL 19, for The Judicial Sales Corporation. Both PIoneer Press and the Doings recommend discretion when responding. Please refer questtons and comments dIrectly to (CAN, 1993; UNKNOWN OWNERS ANDwill at 1030 AM on October 24, NON RECORD CLAIMANTS 2014. at The Judicial Sales Corpo- THE UNITED STATES OF AMERI-ration, One South Wacker Dnve - CA; SECRETARY OF 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606, HOUSING AND URBAN DEVEL-sell at public auction to the highest 8 Pioneer Press (DC) Thursday, October 2, 2014 Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est. Adoption Assumed Name SKOKIE SKOKIE 5KO KE 605/9(g((1) und (g)(4(It this prop-rriínium unit which io part of a com-file to verify all information.IfthisSTATE OF INDIANA ASSUMED NAME IN THECIRCUIT COURT OFIN THECIRCUIT COURT OFIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFerly is a condominium unit which is mon interest comrnunity, the pur-properly is a condominium unit, theCOUNTY OF FULTON)SS. Notice is hereby given, pursuant COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-COOK COUNTh', ILLINOIS COUN-COOK County, Illinois, part of a common interest cornmun-chaser of the unit al the foreclosurepurchaser of the unit at the foreclo- TV DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYCounty Department. Chancery Divi-ity, the purchaser of the unit at thesuie other than a mortgagee shallsure sale, other Iban a mortgagee,INTHE MATTER OF THEfo An Act in relation to the use DIVISION DIVISION sion, foreclosure oaleotherthan apay the assessments required bshall pay the avoesuments and theADOPTION OF X.L.M. of an Assumed Business Name BAYVIEW LOAN SERVICING, LLCJPMORGAN CHASE BANK, N.A. Cole Taylor Bank, an Illinois bank-mortgagee shall pay the assess-The CondominiumProperty Ac,legal fees required by The Condo-DERRICK D. VANCE, in the conduct or transaction of ng association, Plaintifi, Plaintiff, rnenfs required by The Condomini-765 ILCS 605/18.5(-1(. W YOUminiumProperlyAct,765 ILCSPetitioner. Business in theState,' as Plaintiff, um Property Act. 765 ILCSARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME-605/9(g))1) and (g((4(.If this prop- IN THE FULTON CIRCUIT amended,thatacertification HENRY W. JARAMILLO, LIZETTEAIDA D. JOSEPH, RICK M. JO-vs. 605/18.5(q-1(.IF YOU ARE THEOWNER(, YOU HAVE THE RIGHT erty is s condominium unit which is COURT JARAMILLO, BANCO POPULARSEPH Kenneth Fukuysma, etal, MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER),TO REMAININPOSSESSIONpart nf a comrnon interest commun- was registered by the under- NORTH AMERICA Defendants Defendants. YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO RE-FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OFtp, the purchaser of fhe unit at the CAUSE NO. signed with the County Clerk of Del endanls 11 CH 024193 13 CH 20690; MAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, INforeclosuresaleoIlier than a 25C01-1408-AD-8 Cook County. Registrsfion Num- 11 CH 003359 7509 KEYSTONE AVENUESheriff's No 140621-001F. DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN OR-ACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONmortgagee shall pay Ihe assess-PUBLISHED NOTICE TOber: 014139525 on September 5237 W CAROL STREET SKOKIE.SKOKIE, IL 60076 Pursuant to a Judgment made andDER OF POSSESSION, IN AC-15-t7Oi)C(OF THE ILLINOISmenls required by The Condomini-SHANNON GRAVES, who has 2014. Under the Assumed IL 60077 NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-entered by said Court in the aboveCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-MORTGAGE FORECLOSUREum Property Act, 765 ILCSbeen named the father of the NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-entitled cause, Thomas J. Dart,1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS MORT- Name of LAW. Effective May ist, 2014 you605/18.5(g-t(. IF YOU ARE THEchild born lo Amy M. Meiser on TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN hat pur-suant to a Judgment of ForeclosureSheriff of Cook County, Illinois, willGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. Ef-will need a photo identification is-MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), ZENEK CLEANING suant to a Judgment of Foreclosureand Sale enteredinthe aboveon October 24. 2014, st 100 p.m.fective May lut, 2014 you will needsued by s government agency (driv-YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO RE-October 13, 2006, is notified thatwiththebusinesslocatedat and Sale enteredin theabovecause on July 16, 2014, an agentin Room LLO6 of the Richard J. Da-a photo identification issued by aer's license, passport, etc.) in orderMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30a petitionfor adoption of the9934 Shady Lane 2B, Orfand cause on March 27, 2014, an agentfor The Judicial Sales Corporation,leyCenter,50 W.Washingtongovernmentagency(driver's Ii-to gain entry into Ihe foreclosureDAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN OR-child was filed in the office of thePark, IL 60462. The true and re- for The Judicial Sales Corporation,willat 2.00 PM on October 22,Street, Chicago,IL. sell at publiccense, passport, elc.(in order tosaie room in Cook County and theDER OF POSSESSION. IN AC-Clerk of Court, 815 Main Street,al full name(s) and residence ad- willat 2:00 PM on October 22,2014, at The Judicial Sales Corpo-auctionthefollowingdescribedgain entry into the foreclosure sale same identìficatioo for sales held atCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-Rochester, IN 46975. dress of the owner(s)/partner(s) 2014, at The Judicial Sales Corpo-ration, One South Wacker Drive -premises and real esIste mentionedroom in Cook County and the sameother county venues, For informa-1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS MORT- ration, One South Wacker Drive -24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606,in osid Judgment: identification for sales held at otherlion, examine the court file or con-GAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. Ef-On said date, Ihe petition alsois:Zenon Kleszczewski, 9934 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606,sell at public auction to the highestPIN: 10-23-330-041 -0000. county venues.Forinformation:tact Plaintiff's attorney: CODILIS 6lective May ist, 2014 you will needfiled a praecipe for summonsShady Lane 2B. Orland Park, IL sell at public auction to the highestbidder, as set forth below, the fol-Address: 8051 N. Hamlin, Skokie,Visit our website atservice.atfy-ASSOCIATES, P.C., t5W030a photo identification issued by aalong withsupportjng affidavit60462, USA. bidder, as sel forth below, the f ol-lowing deucribed real estate: Corn-IL 60076. pierce.corn. between the hours of 3NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD,governmentagency(driver's li-showing that diligent search has10/2. 10/9, 10/16114 #851830 Improvements: Single family owing described realmonlv known as 7509 KEYSTONE resi-and 5 pm. PIERCE 6 ASSOCI-SUITE 100,BURR RIDGE, ILcense, passport, efc.(in order tobeen made and that Shannon ASSUMED NAME estste:Commonlv known as 5237AVEÑUE, SKOKIE, IL 60076 Prop-dence. ATES,Plaintiff'sAttorneys, One 60527, (630) 794-9876 Please refergain enliy into the foreclosure saleGraves cannot be located. Notice is hereby given, pursuant W. CAROL STPEET. SKOKIE, ILerty Indes No. 10-27-407-02f,,Sale shall be under the followingNorth Dearborn Streel Suite 1300,lo file number 14-11-13966. THEroxrn in Cook County and Ihe same 60077 Property Indes No. tO-2t-Property Inden No. 10-27-407-022.terms: 10% down in certified fundsCHICAGO. IL 60602 Tel No. (312(JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATIONidentification for sales held at otherIf Shannon Graves wishes foto "An Act in relafion to fha une 107-033. Therealestateis rn-The real estate io improved with sorcashierscheck;balance due476-5500 Please refer to file num-One South Wacker Drive,24thcountyvenues,Forinformation,contest the adoption of the child,of an Assumed Business Name proved with a single familyresi-single family residence. Sale terms:within 24 hours by same. berPA1401275, THE JUDICIALFloor, Chicago. IL60606-4650contad Plaintiff's attorney:he must file a patemify action foin the conduct or transaction of Sale shall be subtect to general tao- dence. Sale terms: 25% down of25% down of the highest bid by cer- SALES CORPORATION One South(312) 236-SALE You can also visifHEAVNER, BEYERS 6 MIHLA,establish his paternity in relationBusiness in the State," au the highest bid by certified funds attified funds at the close of the salees, special assessments, and anyWacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicano,The Judicial Sales Corporation atLLC, 1 i 1 East Main Street, OECA-to the child not later than thirtyamended,that a certification the close of the sale payable to Thepayable to The Judicial Sales Cor-prior first mortgages. IL 60606-4650 (312) 236-SALE '(vuwww.t1uc.com for a 7 day status re-TUR. IL 62523, (2i7( 422-1719 If Judicial Sales Corporation. No thirdporation. No third party checks willPrernises will NOT be open for in-can also visif The Judicial Salesport of pending sales. CODILIS 6the sale is not confirmed for any)30) days after service of this no-was registered by the under- party checks will be accepted. Thebe accepted. The balance, includin apes/ion. Corporation at wa.qsc.com for a 7ASSOCIATES, PC. 15W030reason, the Purchaser al Ihe salefice; or after filing a paternity ac-signed with the County Clerk of balance, including the Judicial salethe Judicial sale fee for AbandoneFor information: Jacobs & Pinta,day status report ofendinq sales.NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD,shall be entitled only to a return offion under I C 31-14 fails to es-Cook. County. Registration Num- fee furAbandoned ResidentialResidentialProperlyMunicipalityO/O Joy Pints, Plaintiff'o Attorneys,PIERCE 6 ASSOCIATES OneSUITE 100 BURR RIDGE, IL 60527the purchase price paid. The Pur-tablish paternity within a reason-ber: D14139568 on Sepfember Property Municipslity Relief Fund.Relief Fund, which is calculated on77 W. Washington, #t005, Chica-North Dearborn Street Suite 1300(630( 794-5300 Attorney File No,chaser shall have no furtherre-able period as determined by Ihe 2014. Under the Assumed which is calculated on residentialresidential real estate at the rate ofgo, IL 60602. Tel. No. (312) 263-CHICAGO. IL 60602 (312) 476-14-li-13966 Attorney ARDC No.course against ihe Mortgagor. thepaternity court under IC 31-14-Name of real estate at the rate of St for each$1 for each $1 000 or fraction there-1005. 5500 Attorney File No, PA140127500468002 Attorney Code. 21762Mortgagee or Ihe Morlsagee's al- 21-9 through IC31-14-21-11, RC. PRODUCTIONS st,000 nr fraction thereofoftheof of the arnount paid by the pur-This is an attempt to collect a debtAttorney Code, 91220 Case Num-Case Number: 12 CH 022717homey. THEJUDICIALSALES amount paid by the purchaser notchaser not to evceed $300, in certi-ursuant lo the Fair Debt Collectionber, 14 CH 3799 TJSC#: 34-12446 TJSC#: 34-15343 NOTE: PursuantCORPORATION One Souththen the above named court willwiththebusinesslocatedat to exceed $300, in certified funds/nvlied funds/or wire transfer,is dueradices Act und any information626005 Is the Fair DebI Collection PracticesWacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicaqo,hear and determine fhe petition1723E.SeminoleLane, MT wire transfer, is due within twenty-within twenty-four )24) hours Noobtained will be used for that pur-9/18, 9/25, 10/2/14#843938 Act, you are advised that Plaintiff'sIL 60606-4650 )3i2) 236-SALE '(oufor adoption. His consent will beProspect,IL 60056. The true four (24) hours. No fee shall be paidfee shall be paid by the mortgageepose attorney is deemed to be a debt col-can also visit The Judicial Salesirrevocably implied and he willand real full name(s) and resi- by the mortgagee acquiring the res-acquiring the residential rest estatef620398 lector attempting to collect a debtCorporation at www.tjoc.com for a 7 lose his right fo contest eitherdance address of the s idential real estate pursuant to itsparsaanf to its credit bid at the vale9125, 1012, 10/9/14 #847348 und any informafion obtained will beday status report of pendinQ sales. credit bid at the sale or by anyor by any mortgagee. Iudgment SKOKIE used for that purpove HEAVNER. EYERS & MÌHLAR,the adoption or the validity of hisowner)s(/partner(s( is:Ronald mortgagee, Iudgment creditor,orcreditor. or other lienor acquiring INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF625698 LLC 1 1 1East Main Street DECA-Implied consent fo the adoption.Altieri, 1723 E. Seminole Lane, other lienor acquiring the residentiatthe residentialreal estate whose COOK COUNTh'. ILLINOIS COUN-9/18, 9/25, 10/2/14 #843926 TUR, IL 62523 (217) 422-1719 Al-He will lose his right to establishMT Prospect, IL 60056. USA. real estate whose rights in and torights in and to the residential realSKOKIE TY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY torney Code, 40387 Case Number:his paternity of fha child under10/2, 10/9, 10/16/14 #851536 the residential real estate arose pri-estate arose pnor to the sale. TheIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFDIVISION 14 CH 05359 TJSC#: 34-i2740IC 31-14. ASSUMED NAME or to the sale. The subtect properlysub)ect property is sublect to gener-COOK COUNTY. ILLINOIS COUN- NOTE: Pursuant lo the Fair Debt U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIA- Nothing Amy M. Meiser or any-Nofice is hereby given, pursuant Is sublect to general real estate tas-al real estate tanes, special assess-TY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYTION, AS TRUSTEE FOR J.P.SKOKIE Collection Practices Act, you are es, special assessments, or specialmento,orspecialtasesleviedDIVISION MORGAN ALTERNATIVE LOANIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFadvised thatPlaintiff's attorneyisoneelsesaystoShannonlo "An Act in relation to the use taxes levied against said real estateagainst said real estate and is of-JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, NA-TRUST 2006-Sl COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-deemed to be a debt collector ut-Graves relieves Shannonof an Assumed Business Name and is offered for sale without anyfered for vale without any represen-TIONAL ASSOCIATION Plaintiff. TY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYtempting to collect a debt and anyGraves of his obligations underin the conduct or transas/ion of representationastoqualityortalion us to quality or quantity of titlePlaintiff, DIVISION informabon obtained will be usedthis notice. Business in theState," as quantityoftitleand withoutre-and without recourxe to Plaintiff and MARCOS RIVERA.JR., MORT-DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONALfor that urpose. Furthermore, fha petition allegesamended,fhala certification course toPlaintiff and in "AS IS"in AS IS" condition. The sale is fur-SAM LAZAR, SKOKIE CENTERGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRA-TRUST COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE1620 condition. The sale is further sub-ther sublect lo confirmation by theCONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION TION SYSTEMS, INC , TOWN OFFOR WAMU ASSET BACKED9/18, 9/25, 10/2/14 #843910 also that his consent is not re-was registered by the under- tect to confirmation by the court.court Upon payment in full of theDefendants CICERO, HILDA RIVERA CERTIFICATES, WAMU SERIES quired in that he has abandonedsigned with the County Clerk of Upon payment in full of the amountamount bid. the purchaser will re-14 CH 3799 Defendants 2007-HEi TRUST thechildfor a periodof6Cook County. Registrafion Num- bid,the purchaser will receive aceive a Certificate of Sale that will5215 GALITZ STREET APT 3C12 CH 022717 Plaintiff, Assumed Name months or more and thaI he hasber: D14139394 on Sepfember Certificate of Sale that will entitleentitle the purchaser to u deed toSKOKIE, IL 60077 8240 MONTICELLO AVENUE failed without justifiable cause fo12,2014. Under the Assumed the purchaser to a deed to the realthe real estate aher confirrnation of ASSUMED NAME NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-SKOKIE, IL 60076 HENRY E. PERA. ALICE Y PERA, communicatesignificantlywifhName of estate aher confirmation of the sale.the sale. The property will NOT beTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-BENEFICIAL FINANCIALI INC.Notice 15 hereby given, pursuant The property will NOT be open foropen forinspection andplaintiffsuant to a Judgment of ForeclosureTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TOto "An Act in relation to the usethe child when able to do so for SYSTEM SIX MOBILE inspection and plaintiff makes nomakes no representation au to theund Sale enteredinthe abovesuant to a Judgment of ForeclosureBENEFICIAL ILLINOIS INC.. AT-of an Assumed Business Namea period of a year or more. COMMUNICATIONS representation as to the condition ofcondition of the property Prospec-cause on July 18. 2014, un agentand Sale enteredin the aboveLANTIC CREDIT 6 FINANCE INC.in the conduct or transaction ofUnder Indiana law, a putative fa-withthebusinesslocatedat the propertyProspective bidderstinebidders are admonishedtofor The Judicial Sales Corpora6on,cause on March 4, 2014. an osentASSIGNEE FROM HSBC Business in fheSlate," asther in a person who is named10550 S Yates,Chicago,IL are admonished to check the courtcheck the court file to venfy all olor-will at 10:30 AM on October 21,for The Judicial Sales Corporation,Defendants as or claims that he may be the60617. The true and realfull file to verity alt information.Ifthismotion. If this property is a condo- amended,thatacertif icaf ion 2014, at The Judicial Sales Corpo-will at 10.30 AM on October 10,14 Cf-I 05359 father of a child born Ouf of wed-name(s) and residence address prnperty is a condominium unit. theminium unit, the purchaser of theration, One South Wacker Drive -2014, at The Judicial Sales Corpo-5001 Lee St Skokie, IL 60077 was registered by theunder- purchaser of the unit at the foreclo-unit at the foreclosure sale, other24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606.ration, One South Wacker Drive -NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-uigned with the County Clerk oflock but who has not yet beenoftheowner)s(/partner)u) is: sure sale, other than a mortgagee,than a mortgagee, shall pay the as-sell at public auction lo the highest24th Floor, CHICAGO. IL, 60606,TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-Cook County. Registration Num-legally proven to be the child'sFreddie Terry, 10550 5. Yates. shall pay the asseosmente and thesessrnents and the legal fees re-bidder, as set forth below, the fol-sell st public suction to the highestxuanl to s Judgment of Forecloxureber: D14139494 on Septemberfather. For purposes of this no-Chicago. IL 60617, USA legal fees required by The Condo-quired by The Condominium Prop- lowing described real estate: Corn-bidder, as set forth below, the fol-and Sale enteredinthe aboselB,2014. Under the Assumedtice, Shannon Graves is a puta-9/25 10/2 10/9/14 #847909 minium ProperlyAct,765 ILCSerty Act, 765 ILCS 605/9)g))1) andrnonlvknown as 5215 GALITZlowing described real estate: Com-cause on July 14, 2014, an agent five fafher under the laws in Indi- 605/9(g)(1) and (g4) Ifthis prop-)g))4).If this property is a condo- ILmonly known as 8240 MONTICEL- Name of STREET APT 3C.SKOKIE, for The Judicial Sales Corporation, ana regarding adoption. Bid Notice erty is a condominium unit which isminium unit which is part of a com-60077 Property Index No. 10-28-LO AVENUE. SKOKIE, IL 60076willut 10:30 AM on October 30, AMBASSADORS FOR part of a common interest commun-mon interest community, the pur-111-045-1012. Property Index No.Property Index No, 10-23-315-049.2014. at The Judicial Sales Corpo- SUCCESS This notice does not exhaustive- ity, the purchaser of the unit st thechaser of the unit at the foreclosure1 0-28-t I 1 -045-1040. The real es-The real estate is improved with aration, One South Wacker Drive -withthebusinesslocatedalfy set forth the putative father's foreclosure sale otherthanasale other than a rnortgagee shalltate is improved with u 4 story multi-sinqle family residence. Sale terms:241h Floor, CHICAGO. IL, 60606,4909 N Prospect, Norridge, ILlegal obligations under the Indi- mortgagee shalt pan the assess-psy the assessments required byunit building with un attached ga-25 / down of the highest bid by car-sell al public auction to the highest ana statutes. A person being 2014 Bid Notice ments required by The Condomini-The Condominium PropertyAct,rage. Sale terms: 25% down of thetified funds at the close of the salebidder. as set forth below, the fol-60706. The true and realfull The Albany Park Community name)s) and residence addressserved with this notice of publi- um PropertyAct, 765 ILCS765 ILCS 605/18.5(q-1).IF YOUhighest bid by certified funds at thepayable to The Judicial Sales Cor-lowing described real estate: Corn- Center, Inc. issoliciting bida 605/t8.5(q-t).IF YOU ARE THEARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME- is:cation should consult the Indiana close of the sale payable to The Ju-poration, No third party checks willmosly known as 5001Lee Stoftheowner)s)/pariner(u) from food service vendors, Bids MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNERI.OWNERI. YOU HAVE THE RIGHTdicial Sales Corporation. No thirdbe accepted. The balance, includin Skokie.IL 60077 Property Index adopfion statutes. Sandra Weeks, 4909 N Prox- are being solicited for service in YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO RE-TO REMAIN IN POSSESSIONparty checks will be accepted. Thethe Judicial sale fee for Abandone No 10-21-222-067-0000. The realpech, Norridge, IL 60706. USA. Clerk of Court. Fulton County MAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OFbalance, including the Judicial saleResidentialPropertyMunicipalityestateis improved with a single 10/2 10/9 10/16/14 #848035 the Chicago, Illinois Cook Coun- AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN 10/2, 10/9, 10/16/14 #852974 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN OR- fee forAbandoned ResidentialRelief Fund, which is calculated onfamilyresidence,The judgment Assumed Name fyareaforapprosimafely 54 DER OF POSSESSION, IN AC-ACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONProperty Municipality Relief Fand,residenlial real estate at the rate ofsmounl was$362,292.06 Sale ASSUMED NAME breakfastmeals, 491 lunch CORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-15-1701)0) OF THEILLINOISwhichiv calculated on residentialsi for each $1 000 or fraction there-terms: 100% of the bid amount, in- meals and 54 snack meals all 17011Cl OF THE ILLINOIS MORT-MORTGAGE FORECLOSUREreal estate at the rafe of $1 for eachof of the amount paid by the pur-eluding the Judicial sale fee forNotice is hereby given. pursuant ASSUMED NAME GAGE FORECLOSURE LAW Ef-LAW. Effective May rut, 2014 you$1 .000 Or fraction thereof of thechaser not ro exceed $300, in certi-AbandonedResidentialPropertyfo Ax Act irr relation to the useNotice in hereby given, pursuanthot bulk type for 3 North side fective May 1st, 2014 you will needwill need s photo identification is-amount paid by the purchaser notfled funds/or wire transfer, is dueMunicipality Relief Fund, which isof an Assumed Business Nameto "An Act in relation to the asechild care centers. The proposed a photo identification inoued by aoued by s government agency (drin-to exceed $300, in certified funds/orwithin twenty-four (24) hoary. Nocalculated on residential real estatein the conduct or transaction otof an Assumed Business Nameoperating days will be Monday governmentagency(driver's Ii-er's license, passport, etc.) in orderwire transfer, is due within twenty-fee shall be paid by the mortgageeut the rate of $1 for each $1 000 orBuvinees in theState,"asin fhe conducf or transaction ofthrough Friday from 11/i/2014 cense, passport, etc.)in order toto garn entry into the foreclosurefour (24( hours. No fee shall be paidacquiring the residential real estatefraction thereof of the amount paid until 8/31/2015 totaling approvi- gain entry into the foreclosure salesale room in Cook County and the amended,thatacertificationBusiness in theState," au by the mortgagee acquiring the res-pursuanf lo its credit bid at the saleby the purchaser sot to exceed mately 250 serving days.All room in Cook County and the samesame identification for sales held atidential real estate pursuant Ioitsor by any mortgagee, judgment$300, shall be paid in certified fundswas registered by the under-amended,fhafscertification identification for sales held st otherother county venues. For informa-credit bid at the sale or by anycreditor,or other lienor acquiringimmediately by the highest and bestsigned with the County Clerk ofwas regisferedby the under-contracta are subject to review county venues. For information, ea-lion, examine the court file or con-mortgagee, Iudgrnenlcreditor,orthe residentialrealestafe whosebidder at the conclusion of the sale.Cook County Registration Num-signed with the County Clerk ofby the Illinois Stale Board of Ed- amine the court file or contact Plain-tact Plaintiff's attorney: CODILIS &other lienor acquiring the residentialrights in and to the residential realThe certified check must be madeber: D14i39516 on SeptemberCook County. Registration Num-ucation. To obtain a bid packet, tiff's 5110mev: CODILIS 6 ASSOCI-ASSOCIATES. P.C.. 15W030real estate whose rights in and to estate arose prior Io the sale. Thepayable to The Judicial Saies Cor'1g, 2014. Under the Assumedber: D14139528 on Septembercontact Eva Volin st Albany Park ATES, PC., 15W030 NORTHNORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, the residential real estate arose pri-sublect property is subject to gener-poration, No fee shall be paid byName of Community Center 5101 N Kim- FRONTAGE ROAD. SUITE 100.SUITE 100,BURR RIDGE, ILor to the sale The sublect propertyal real estate taxes. special assess-the mortgagee acquiring the resi- 22,2014. Under the Assumed ballAve, Chicago,IL60625. BURR RIDGE, IL 60527. )630) 794-60527, (630) 794-9876 Please referis sublet to general real estate tao-meets. orspecialtuseslevieddeptial real estate pursuant foilsINFOSTAR INTERNATIONAL Name of 9876 Please refer to file number 14-to file number 14-11-13893, THEes, special assessments, or specialagainst said real estate and is of-credit bid althe sale or by anywith 111e business localed at 300 ALE KS (773( 433-3703 or 10-39535. THE JUDICIAL SALESJUDICIAL SALES CORPORATIONtoues levied against said real estatefered for sale without any represen-mortgagee. ludgment creditor,orN State Street #2508, Chicago,wifhthebusinesslocatedatevolin @ apcc-chgo.org. The CORPORATION One SouthOne South Wacker Onve,24thand is offered for sale without anylotion as to quality Or quantity of titleother lienor acquiring the residentialIL 60654. The true and real full3713 W. Belmont, Chicago. ILdeadline for bid submission is al Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicano,Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650representation astoqualityorand without recourse to Plaintiff andreal eolale whose rights in sed loname)s) and reus/ence address60618. The true and realfull4:00 pm on October i7, 2014. A IL 60606-4650 )312) 236-SALE '(ou(312) 236-SALE You can also visitquantityoftitleand withoutre-in AS IS condition, The sale is fur-the residential real estate arose pri- public bid opening will take place can also visit The Judicial SalesThe Judicial Sales Corporation at oftheowner(s)/partner(s) is:name)a) and residence address course Io Plaintiff and in "AS lSther subject to confirmation by theor to the sale, The sublet property at 2:00 pm ox October 21, 2014 Corporation at www.tlsc.com for a 7awe.tlsc.com for a 7 day status re-condition. The sale is further sub-court. Upon payment inlull of theis subject to general real estate lax-Herman Romero, 300 N Stateoftheowner(v)/partner)s)ix: day status report of oendinvales.port uf pending sales, CODILIS 6ecl Io confirmation by the court.amount bid, the purchaser will re-eu, special asoeusrnents, or specialStreet #2508, Chicago, ILHelena Galwso, 3713 W. Bel-at 3401 W. Ainslie, Chicago, IL CODILIS h ASSOCIATES, P.C.ASSOCIATES, P C. 15W030Upon paymenl n full of the amountceive a Certificate of Sale that willlaves levied against said real estate60654, USA. mont, Chicago, IL 60618, USA. 60625. 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGENORTH FRONTAGE ROAD,bid, the purchaser willreceive aentitle the purchaser to a deed toand is offered for sale without any0/2, 10/9, 10/16/14 #852632 10/2, 10/9, 10/16/14 #851851 10/2114 #853014 ROAD, SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE.SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE, IL 60527Certificate of Sale that willentitlethe real estate after confirmation ofrepresentationasloqualityor IL 60527 )630) 794-5300 Attorney(630) 794-5300 Attorney File No.the purchaser to a deed to the realthe sale. The property will NOT bequantityoftitleand withoutre- File No. 14-10-39535Attorney14-11-13893 Attorney ARDC No.estate after confirmation of the sale,openforinspection and plaintiffcourse Io Plaintiff and inAS IS" AROC Nu, 00468002Attorney00468002 Atlorney Code21762The properly will NOT be open formakes no representation as to thecondition, The sale io further sub- SUBSCRIBE TODAY Code. 21762 Case Number: 11 CHCase Number:IlCH 024193inspection and plaintiff makes nocondition of the property. Prospec-ecl to confirmation by the court. To PLACE A HELP 003359 TJSC#: 34-15996 NOTE:TJSC# 34-t2857 NOTE Pursuantrepresentation as lo the condition oflivebiddersareadmonished toUpon payment irr full of the amount Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collectionto the Fair Debt Collection Practicesthe properly. Prospective bidderscheck the court file lo verify all infor-bid,the purchaser willreceive a (ALI. Practices Act, you are advised thatAct, you are advised that Plaintiff'sare admonished to check the courtmarion. If this property is a condo-Certificate of Suie that will enhIleWANTED AD IN THE FIND MORE Plaintiff's attorney is deemed to beattorney is deemed to be a debt col-file to verify all information.Ifthisminium unit, the purchaser of thethe porchaser to a deed to the real 1.800.680.2068 OR a debt collector attempting to collectlector attemptinq to collect a debtproperty is a condominium unit, theadt at the foreclosure sale, otherestate aher confirmation nf the sale, CLASSIFIEDS, CALL a debt and any information obtainedand any infornrsfìon obtained will bepurchaser of the unit at the foreclo-than a mortgagee, shall pay the as-The property will NOT be open for VISIT will be used for that purpose. used for that purpose. sure vale, other than a mortgagee,sessrnento and the legal fees re-inspection and plaintiff makes no W(AL JOBS AT 626659 1626196 shall pay the assessments and thequired by The Condominium Prop-representation as to the condition of 9/25, 10/2, 10/9/14 #847378 9/25, 10/2, 10/9/14 #847369 legal fees required by The Condo-arty Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g((t( andthe property.Prospective bidders 847-998-3400 PIONEERLO(AL.(OM miniumProperlyAct,765 ILCSIqlI4).If this properts is a condo-are admonished to check the court PION EER LOCAL (OM/MO NSTER Thursday, October 2, 2014 Pioneer Press (DC) 9

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ORDINANCE NO. 2014-15/2 PROVIDING FOR THE BUDGET AND APPROPRIATIONS OF THE LINCOLN WOOD PART I II: BUILDING/MAINTENANCE FUND APPROPRIATION PUBLIC LIBRARY DISTRICT, COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING JULY 1, 2014 AND Appropriation ENDING JUNE 30, 2015 Wages-Maintenance & Custodial Staff $27,950 WHEREAS, the Board of Trustees of the LINCOLNWOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY DISTRICT, Cook County, Illinois has Contractual [Day] Labor $130 caused to be prepared in tentative form a Budget, and the Secretary of the Board has made the same conveniently available to public inspection at least thirty (30) days prior to the final action thereon: and WHEREAS, a public Contractual Services-Custodial $32,500 hearing was held as to such budget on the 18th day of September, 2014, and notice of said hearing was given Maintenance-Custodial Supplies $20,800 at least thirty (30) days prior thereto as required by law, and all other legal requirements have been complied Building & Building Equipment Maintenance $11,830 with. NOW THEREFORE, Be it Ordained by the Board of Trustees of the Lincolnwood Public Library District, Cook Grounds Maintenance $52,000 County, Illinois as follows: Section 1: That the fiscal year of this Public Library District is hereby fixed to begin Maintenance-Custodial Equipment Leases-Purchase $260 on July 1, 2014 and end on June 30, 2015. Section 2: That the following budget containing an estimate of the amount available and expenditures, and the appropriations contained therein, and hereby is adopted as the Budget Major Repairs & Improvements $52,000 and Appropriations for this Public Library District for the fiscal year beginning July 1 , 2014 and ending June 30, Contingencies $9,874 2015, and the sum of $4446789 or as much thereof as may be authorized by law, is hereby appropriated for TOTAL BUILDING/MAINTENANCE FUND APPROPRIATION $207,344 the purpose of the LINCOLNWOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY DISTRICT, as specified in the attached schedule detailing The foregoing expenses for Building and Maintenance are appropriated from a SPECIAL TAX in addition to all the estimated revenue available and appropriations for the said fiscal year. Section 3: That transfers from one appropriation of any amount specified for any object and purpose, not affecting the total amount appropriated, other taxes appropriated by the District. may be made at any meeting of the Board by ordinance enacted by a 2/3 vote of all the trustees present and voting, PART IV: SOCIAL SECURITY FUND APPROPRIATION and that by like vote, the Board may by ordinance make appropriations in excess of those authorized by the budget Appropriation in order to meet an immediate unforeseen emergency. Section 4: That the Board of Trustees of the Lincolnwood Public Library District, having established by ordinance a Special Reserve Fund-and having resolved to adopt FICA Expense $124,800 a plan or plans as provided by law to replace or make significant repairs or improvements to major facility and Contingency 6,240 ground systems, to fund space reutilization, renovation, and/or remodeling projects, to provide for the purchase TOTAL SOCIAL SECURITY FUND APPROPRIATION $131,040 of a library site, construction of a library building, purchase of a library building, purchase and furnishing of The foregoingexpensesfor Federal Insurance Contributions are appropriated from aSPECIAL TAXin addition equipment for a library building, or for other purposes included in the plan-may transfer any unexpended balance of any item of any general appropriation of the Corporate Fund of this Ordinance to said Special Reserve Fund to a/I other taxes appropriated by the District. and, thereby accumulate funds for the Library District as provided by law. Section 5: That the invalidity of any PART V: LIABILITY INSURANCE FUND APPROPRIATION item or section of this Ordinance shall not affect the validity of the whole or any part thereof. Section 6: That all Appropriation ordinances or parts of ordinances conflicting with any provision of this Ordinance be. and the same are hereby, repealed. Section 7: That the Secretary of the Lincolnwood Public Library District shall publicly post or keep Insurance $31.200 available this Ordinance for inspection by any interested party in the main office of Library. ADOPTED this 18th day Contingency 1,560 of September, 2014, pursuant to a roll call vote as follows: AYE: Beard, Berger, Fields. Gimbel, Martel, Poulsom, TOTAL LIABILITY INSURANCE FUND APPROPRIATION $32,760 Stavinoga (7 NAY: (0) ABSTAIN: (0) ABSENT: (0). SIGNED: Kendra L. Beard, President ATTEST: Dany R. Fields, The foregoing expenses for SPECIAL TAX in addition to all other Secretary Liability Insuranceare appropriated from a STATE OF ILLINOIS: SS: COUNTY OF COOK CERTIFICATION: I, DANY R. FIELDS. DO HEREBY CERTIFY THAT I am taxes appropriatedbythe District. the Secretary of the Board of Library Trustees of the Lincolnwood Public Library District and that the foregoing is PARTVI: AUDIT FUND APPROPRIATION a true and correct copy of an Ordinance duly passed by the Board of Trustees of the Lincolnwood Public Library Appropriation District at a meeting of the Board of Trustees held on September 18. 2014, being titled "ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE BUDGET AND APPROPRIATIONS OF THE LINCOLNWOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY DISTRICT, COOK COUNTY, Audit Fee $12,610 ILLINOIS FOR THE FISCALYEAR BEGINNING JULY 1, 2014 AND ENDING JUNE 30, 2015" [Ordinance No. 2014- Contingency 631 i 5/2[, the original Ordinance being a part of the official record of said Lincolnwood Public Library District. DATED: TOTAL AUDIT FUND APPROPRIATION $13,241 September 18, 2014 SIGNED: Dany R. Fields, Secretary, Board of Library Trustees, Lincolnwood Public Library District. The foregoing expenses for the Annual Audit are appropriated from a SPECIAL TAX in addition to all other PART i : ESTIMATED REVENUE AVAILABLE taxes appropriatedbythe District. 1-Corporate Fund Balance on hand July 1, 2014 $1 841,966 PART VII: SPECIAL RESERVE FUND APPROPRIATION 2-Anticipated Receipts from sources other than property tax collections, such as fines, gifts, fees, grants, interest income, and rentals, 51,100 Appropriation 3-Anticipated Property Tax Collections 2,491,470 Special Reserve Fund-Facility Projects $1,200.000 4-Special Reserve Fund Balance on hand July 1, 2014 i 683,027 Contingency 5-Total of Special Tax Fund Balances on hand July 1, 2014 270,486 TOTAL SPECIAL RESERVE FUND APPROPRIATION $1,200,000 TOTAL ESTIMATED AMOUNT AVAILABLE $6,338,049 Expense appropriated from sources other than a current tax levy. Said amount to be used in accordance with

PART II: CORPORATE FUND APPROPRIATION applicable law. Appropriation A-Library Materials, Resources, Services & Programs $452,400 PART VII I: APPROPRIATION SUMMARY B-Supplies 39,910 Appropriation 61,880 C-Contractual & Other Outside Servíces TOTAL CORPORATE FUND APPROPRIATION $2,862,405 D-Miscellaneous O.perating Expenses 233.090 TOTAL BUILDING/MAINTENANCE FUND APPROPRIATION 207,344 E-Training, Development, and Recruitment 32,500 TOTAL SOCIAL SECURITY FUND APPROPRIATION 131,040 F-Community Information and Relations 37,960 G-Salaries and Benefits i 783,600 TOTAL LIABILITY INSURANCE FUND APPROPRIATION 32,760 H-Capital Epuipment Lease & Purchase 81,380 TOTAL AUDIT FUND APPROPRIATION 13,241

Other Expenses TOTAL SPECIAL RESERVE FUND APPROPRIATION 1,200,000 Miscellaneous Fees & Expenses 3.380 GRAND TOTAL $4,446,789 Contingencies 1 36,305 TOTAL CORPORATE FUND APPROPRIATION $2,862,405 ESTIMATED CASH AVAILABLE AT END OF FISCAL YEAR The foregoing expenses are appropriated from the general property tax for corporate purposes. Estimated Cash Expected to Be on Hand at End of FY2014-2015 s 1,891,260 10 Pioneer Press (DC) Thursday, October 2, 2014 Bid Notice Bid Notice Foreclosures The Board of Education of Park LEGAL NOTICE LINE; BEGINNING AT A POINT Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Ridge - Nues Schooi District 64, CITY OF PARK RIDGE, IL ON THE NORTHERLY LINE OF 164S. ProspectAve.,Park REQUEST FOR SAID LOT i IN RUESCH'S MIL- ORDINANCE 2014-3 Ridge, IL 60068, is requesting QUALIFICATIONS WAUKEE AVENUE SUBDIVI- statementsofinterest,state-CITY ATFORNEY SERVICES SION BEING 3.35 FEET WEST ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR BUDGET AND APPROPRIATIONS ments of quaiifications and per- AD-FYi 5-01 OF THE NORTHEAST COR- OF EISENHOWER PUBLIC LIBRARY DISTRICT, formance data IRFOI for firmsThe City of Park Ridge wiii ac-NEIl OF SAID LOT i: THENCE interested ¡n providing architec-cept seaied qualifications to sup-SOUTHEASTERLY ALONG A COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS, FOR THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING turai services necessary to con-ply Cuy Attorney services, ali inSTRAIGHT LINE THROUGH JULY 1, 2014 AND ENDING JUNE 30, 2015 duct a faciiity master pian, ten-accordance with the documentsSAID LOTS i AND 2 iN year healthutesafety surveynowavailabie:CityAttomeyRUESCH'S MILWAUKEE AVE- WHEREAS, the Board of Trustees of the Eisenhower Public Library District, Cook County, Illinois, caused to be prepared in Tentative form a Budget and theand renovations and/or additionsServices AD-FY15-Oi. NUE SUBDIVISION TO A Secretary ut this Board has made the same conveniently available to public inspection for at least 30 days prior to final action thereon, and to esisting faciiitieu. Qualiticationsdocuments mayPOINT ON THE NORTHEAST- REQ documents may bere-be obtained at Park Ridge CityERLY LOT LINE OF SAID LOT WHEREAS, a public hearing was held as to such Budget on the 18th day of SEPTEMBER, 2014, and notice of said hearing was given at least thirty days quested via emaii to Rebecca J.Hail, ist Fioor, Cashier's Desk.2 IN RUESCH'S MILWAUKEE prior thereto as required by law, and all other legal requirements have been complied with. Aiiard,Chief Schooi Business505 Butler Piace, Park Ridge, Il-AVENUE SUBDIVISION, SAID NOW, THEREFORE, Be lt Ordained by the Board of Trustees of the Eisenhower Public Library District, Cook County, Illinois, as follows: Officiai, lrailard@ d64.org) or bylinois or online at the City webPOINT BEING i5 FEET SOUTH downiouding the documentssite,w.parkridge.us. A de-OF THE NORTHEAST COR- Section 1 : That the fiscal year of this Public Ubrary District is hereby fixed to begin on July 1 , 2014 and end June30, 2015. from the District 64 Web Pageposit for the documents is notNER OF SAID LOT 2(AS Section 2: That the Following Budget containing an estimate of the amount available and expenditures and the appropriations contained therein be and the same isId64.orgI Departments/Busi-required. MEASURED ALONG THE SAID ness Services/right-side: Bid & hereby adopted as the Budget and Appropriations for this Public Library District for this fiscal year, and the sum of $7,489,880.00 (Seven Million, Four Hundred Qualifications wili be accepted atNORTHEASTERLY LOT LINE RFP Documents). the Cashier's Desk, 505 ButierOF LOT 21, ALL IN RUESCH'S Eighty Nine Thousand, Eight Hundred and Eighty Dollars) or as much thereof as may be authorized by law, is hereby appropriated tor the purposes ofthe An Optionai Pre-bid meeting wiiiPlace, Park Ridge, Illinois,MILWAUKEE AVENUE SUBDI- Eisenhower Public Library District, as hereinafter specified for said fiscal year. be heid ut the office of Rebecca60068, until 10:00 AM on Tues-VISION OF PART OF THE J. Aiisrd, 164 S. Prospect Ave.,day, October 28, 2014. Qualifi-NORTHWEST FRACTIONAL ESTIMATED REVENUES - ALL FUNDS Reciprocal Borrowing Admin Fee $1,000.00 $303,355.00 Park Ridge, IL 60068 on Friday,cations must be submitted in ai/4 OF SECTION 31, TOWN- Item i Balance on Hand July 1, 2014 $2,307,247.64 CAPITAL EQUIPMENT Qctober 17, 2014, at 1:00 PM ioaeaied envelope and marked inSHIP 41 NORTH, RANGE 13 respond to questions the lower left corner as "City At-EAST OF THE THIRD PRINCI- Item 3 Receipts during current fiscal year from the sale Library Equipment $1 5,000.00 Bids wit be received by ParkIorneyServicesAD-FY15-01".PAL MERIDIAN, IN COOK of warrants in anticipation of taxes, interest, gifts, Furniture $1 5,000.00 Ridge - Nues Schooi District 64Quaiitications transmitted by tac-COUNTY, ILLINOIS.PARCEL on Tuesday, October 28, 2014simiie Ifaxl wili not be accepted.3: THE EAST 1/2 OF VACATED grants, tines, rentals, donations, etc. $752,482.36 Automation Equipment $50,000.00 $80,000.00 at 9:00 AM, bids received afterAll generai questions regardingALLEY LYING WEST OF AND Item 4 Anticipated Tax Collection $4. 430 . 150.00 OTHER EXPENDITURES that date and time wiii not be ac-this Legai Notice and sil detailedADJOINING LOTS i THROUGH cepted. Bids shaii be addressedquestions concerning the actuai4 AFORESAID,PARCEL 4. TOTAL ESTIMATED AMOUNT AVAILABLE $7,489,880.00 Library Programs $75,000.00 and submitted to: quaiifications document shall beLOTS 5, 6, 7, 8, 9. 10, ii, i2 ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES Community Relations $1 2,000.00 Rebecca J. Aiiard, Chief Schooidirected to Jim McGuire,Pro-(EXCEPTING THEREFROM Business Official curement Officer, in writing or e-THAT PART OF LOT 12 DE- I. GENERAL FUND Newsletter $70,000.00 RFQ - Architectural Services mailto [email protected] AS FOLLOWS BE- PERSONNEL Website Development $2,847.00 Park Ridge - Nues Schooi no less than tive 15) businessGINNING AT THE SOUTHEAST District 64 priortothescheduled OF LOT, Salaries - Librarians $525,000.00 Contingency $2,000.00 days CORNER SAID 164 S. Prospect Ave. opening date. THENCE WESTERLY ALONG Salaries - Clerical $725,000.00 Gift Expenditures $1,000.00 $162,847.00 Park Ridge, IL 60068 The City at Park Ridge reservesTHE SOUTH LINE OF LOT i2 Auquestions regarding the Re-the right reject any and all Salaries - Pages $109,500.00 TOTAL GENERAL FUND $5,122,992.00 to FOR A DISTANCE OF20 quest for Quaiitications shah bequalifications. FEET; THENCE NORTHEAST- SalariesManagers $840,000.00 II. SPECIAL RESERVE FUND $1,800.000.00 directed to Rebecca J. Aliard viaJim McGuire ERLY ALONG A STRAIGHT Recruitment $3,500.00 III. ILLINOIS MUNICIPAL email )rallard@d64org) Procurement Officer LINE TO A POINT ON THE Vicki Lee 10/2/14 #853267 NORTHEASTERLYLINE OF Group Medical Insurance $200,000.00 RETIREMENT FUND $1 65,000.00 Board Secretary, Park Ridge- LOT 12, SAID POINT BEING 20 Employee Conferences $25,000.00 IV. SOCIAL SECURITY/F.I.C.A. $1 39,680.00 Nifes Community Consoiidated FEET NORTHWEST OF THE School District 64 POINT OF BEGINNING MEAS- Employee In-Service Training $6,000.00 V. AUDIT FUND $7,659.00 10/2/14 #853291 Foreclosures URED ALONG THE NORTH- Employee Continuing Education $5,000.00 VI. PUBLIC LIABILITY EASTERLY LINE OF SAID LOT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF INSURANCE FUND $30,646.00 LEGAL NOTICE 12, THENCE SOUTHEASTER- Tuition Reimbursement $2,000.00 COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS CITY OF PARK RIDGE LY ALONG SAID LINE TO THE VII. WORKER'S COMPENSATION COUNTY DEPARTMENT - Employee Travel $10,000.00 INVITATION TO BID POINT OF BEGINNING) AND CHANCERY DIVISION HSBC INSURANCE $1 i 106.00 FIREFIGHTER PPE LOTS 13, 14, 15, 16 AND 17 iN Employee Professional Fees $12,000.00 $2.263,000 00 BANK USA, NATIONAL ASSO- VIII. UNEMPLOYMENT PERSONAL PROTECTIVE REUSCH'S MILWAUKEE AVE- BUILDING OPERATING COSTS EQUIPMENT (TURNOUT CIATION AS TRUSTEE FORNUE SUBDIVISION OF PART INSURANCE $1 5,827.00 BCAP LLC TRUST 2006-A.A2, GEAR) FD-FY15-02 OF THE NORTH WEST FRAC- Intermittent Labor $32,140.00 Plaintiff, vs. VOLODYMYR IX. BUILDING AND The City ot Park Ridge will re- TIONAL 1/4 OF SECTION 31, Salaries - Security & Maintenance $200,000.00 MARKIV AND OKSANA MAINTENANCE FUND $196,970.00 ceive sealed bid proposais to TOWNSHIP 41 NORTH, MARKIV, PARK PLACE Utilities supply Firefighter PPE Personai RANGE13,EAST OF THE $160,000.00 GRAND TOTAL ALL FUNDS $7,489,880.00 CONDOMINIUMS AND MORT- ProtectiveEquipment ITurnout THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN. Building Maintenance $160,000.00 GAGE ELECTRONIC REGIS- The foregoing appropriations are appropriated from the general propertyGearl for the period beginning IN COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS TRATiON SYSTEMS, INC., De- Building Equipment Maintenance $1 1 0,000.00 tax for corporate purposes. on or about November 15, 2014 PARCEL 5: THE EAST i/2 OF through July 31, 2016. in accord-fendants, 11 CH 23196 Calen- Building Cleaning Service $65,000.00 Section 3: That all unexpended balances of any item or items of any general VACATED ALLEY LYING ance with the enciosed Specif i-dar 56 NOTICE OF SALE PUB-WEST OF AND ADJOINING appropriation in this Ordinance be expended in making up any insufficiency in LIC NOTICEishereby given Security $45,000.00 $772 140 .00 cations and Contract Documents LOTS 5 TO 12 AFORESAID, any other item or items in the same general appropriation and for the same that pursuant to a Judgment of TRUSTEE EXPENDITURES No FD-FY15-02 THE WEST 1/2 OF VACATED general purpose of any like appropriation made by this Ordinance. Bid documents, inciuding gener-Foreclosure entered in theALLEY LYING EAST OF AND above entitied cause on Juiy 16. Trustee Professional Fees $1,000.00 Section 4: That the invalidity of any item or section of this Ordinance shall ai conditions, statement of work, ADJOINING LOTS i3 TO i6 2014. Intercounty Judicial Sales and forms, may be obtained at AFORESAID, AND ALL OF VA- Board Expenses $6,000.00 $7,000.00 not affect the validity of the whole or part thereof. Corporation wili on Monday, Oc- Park Ridge City Haii, ist Floor CATEO ALLEY LYING BE- OUTSIDE PROFESSIONAL SERVICES Section 5: That all Ordinances or parts of Ordinances conflicting with any of Cashier, 505 Butler Piace, Parktober 20, 2014, at the hour of ii am. in their office at 120 WestTWEEN LOTS16 AND 17 the provisions of this Ordinance be and the same are hereby repealed. Ridge, IL or onilne at AFORESAID, WHICH SURVEY Legal Notice Publication $3,000.00 MadisonStreet,Suite718A, Section 6: That this Ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and afterw'ww.parkridge.us. A deposit for IS AIrACHED AS EXHIBIT "A" Chicago, Illinois, veli to the high- Legal Services $30,000.00 the documenta is not required. TO THE DECLARATION OF its passage, approval and publication as provided by law. est bidder for cash, the following Accounting Services $30,000.00 Au generai questions regarding CONDOMINIUM MADE BY ADOPTED this 18111 day of September, 2014 pursuant fo a roll vote as described mortgagedresiea- this Legal Notice and ali detailed PARKWAY BANK AND TRUST Collection Services $4,000 00 follows: questions concerning the actuaitate: UNIT 202 iN THE PARK PLACE CONDOMINIUMS ASCOMPANY, AS TRUSTEE UN- Consulting Services $7,000.00 qusiifications document shah be DER TRUST AGREEMENT AYES: Braun, Burkhart, Magnelli, Rothbart, Sticha, Kurzatkowski. DELINEATED ON A SURVEY directed to Jim McGuire, Pro- DATED JUNE 15,1992 AND Printer Services $2,000.00 NAYS: None. OF THE FOLLOWING DESCRI- curement Officer, in writing or e- KNOWN AS TRUST NUMBER BED LAND: PARCEL 1: LOT 2. Material Processing-System $1,040.00 $77,040.00 ABSENT OR NOT VOTING: Magnuson. mau to [email protected] 10352 RECORDED MARCH 22, EXCEPT THEREFROM THAT no less than five (5) business 1994 AS DOCUMENT LIBRARY MATERIALS ¡si Mark F. Braun, PRESIDENT PART WHICH LIES NORTH- dayspriortothescheduled 94258673 TOGETHER WITH EASTERLY OF THE FOLLOW- Books $310,000.00 ATf EST opening date. ITS UNDIVIDED PERCENTAGE The bid opening wiil be held onING DESCRIBED LINE: BEGIN- E-Books $107,650.00 /5/ Tom Sticha, SECRETARY PRO TEM NING AT A POINT ON THEINTEREST IN THE COMMON Tuesday, October 28, 2014 at ELEMENTS, IN COOK COUN- Periodicals NORTHERLY LINE OF LOT 2 $33,000.00 STATEOFILLINOIS I 1000am CST, at Park Ridge TY, ILLINOIS ALSO THE EX- IN THE SUBDIVISION OF LOT City Hail, at which time ali bids CLUSIVE RIGHT TO THE USE AV Materials $90,000.00 I SS 4 AFORESAID, SAID POINT wiii be pubiicly opened and read. OF PARKING SPACE P28 AND Electronic Materials $30,095.00 BEING iO FEET NORMAL TO COUNTYOFCOOK I Au bids must be received prior to STORAGE SPACE 524 LiMiT- the date and time shown aboveTHE NORTHEASTERLY LINE Database Access $110,00000 $680,745.00 SECRETARY'S CERTIFICATE OF SAID LOT 2 EXTENDEDED COMMON ELEMENTS AS Bidstransmittedbyfacsimile DELINEATED ON THE SUR- INDEBTEDNESS I, Tom Sticha, the duly qualified and acting Secretary Pro Tern of the Board of (fax) wiil not be accepted. NORTHWESTERLY: THENCE SOUTHEASTERLY ALONG AVEY ATTACHED AS TO THE Certificate Payment Series 2007B Trustees of the Eisenhower Public Library District, Cook County, Illinois, and the Bids must be submittedina DECLARATION AFORESAID $158,805.00 STRAIGHT LINE TO A POINT keeper of the records thereof, do hereby certify that attached hereto is a true andsealed envelope marked in the RECORDED AS DOCUMENT Certificate Payment Series 2013 $61 8,060 00 $776,865.00 iower left hand corner: " FIRE-ON THE SOUTH LINE OF SAID correct copy of Ordinance 2014-3 entitled: LOT 2 BEING A 6.92 FEET94258673, IN COOK COUNTY, LIBRARY OPERATION FIGHTER PPE PERSONAL ILLINOIS. PiN. iD-31-lOi-037- "ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR BUDGET AND APPROPRIATIONS PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENTWEST OF SOUTH EAST COR- Supplies $69,000.00 1002. Commonly known au 7120 (TURNOUT GEAR) BID FD-NER OF SAID LOT 2, ALL IN OF EISENHOWER PUBLIC LIBRARY DISTRICT, THE SUBDIVISION OF THEN. MilwaukeeAvenue 202, Printing Supplies $53,355.00 FY15-02 - DO NOT OPEN, BID Nues,Ii 60714 The mortgaged PART OF LOT 4: iN CIRCUIT COOK COUNTY. ILLINOIS, FOR THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING OPENING: October 28, 2014 - real estateiv improved with a Postage $1 0,000 00 COURT PARTITION OF LOT i 10:00AM CST. Address the bid condominium residence.The JULY 1, 2014 AND ENDING JUNE 30, 2015" IN ASSESSOR'S DIVISION OF Equipment Rental $3,000.00 toMr. Jim McGuire, Procure- purchaser of the unit other than THE NORTH 1/2 OF SECTION adopted at a regular meeting of said Board xl Library Trustees held on the ment Officer, City of Park Ridge, s mortgagee shall pay the as- Telephone $25,000.00 3i. TOWNSHIP 41NORTH, 18th day of September, 2014. City Hsii, 505 Butier Place, Park sessments and the legai tees re- RANGE13, EAST OF THE Telecommunications $15,000.00 Ridge, IL 60068. quired by subdivisions (91(11 and IN WITNESS WHEREOF, Ihave hereunto set my hand this 18TH day of THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, 10/2/14 #853274 1g))4) of Section 9 of the Condo- Equipment Maintenance $2,000.00 September, 2014. LYING EAST OF EVERGREEN /5/ Tom Sticha, Secretary Pro Tern minium PropertyAct. Sale Computer Software $25,000.00 AVENUE, IN COOK COUNTY,terms: 10% down by certified RENT YOUR APARTMENT WITH ILLINOIS. PARCEL 2: LOTS i Automation Monthly Fees $75,000.00 Eisenhower Public Library District funds, balance within 24 hours. THROUGH 4, EXCEPT THAT by certified fundsNo refunds Automation Maintenance $25,000.00 Board of Trustees EASE IN THE (LASSIFIEDS. (ALL PART OF LOTS I AND 2 LY- InterLibrary Delivery Services & Ad # 848517 847-998-3400 TO PLACE YOUR AD ING NORTHEASTERLY OF THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED Thursday, Octobe 2, 2014 Pioneer Press (DC) 11 Foreclosures Foreclosures Foreclosures Foreclosures Foreclosures Foreclosures Foreclosures Foreclosures The property will NOT be openjudgment creditor, or other Iinorclosure and Sale entered in theIL 60606, (312) 263-0003singlefamilyresidence. TheIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF15-1701(C) OF THE ILLINOISceed 300, in certified funds/or for inspection.For informationacquiring the residential real es-above cause on June 10, 2014,Please refer fo file number C14-judgment amount wasCOOK COUNTY, ILLINOISMORTGAGE FORECLOSUREwiretransfer,isduewithin call Mr. Ira T. Nevel at Plaintiff'state whose rights in and Io thean agent for The Judicial Sales96475 THE JUDICIAL SALES$228,884.11. Sale terms: 25%COUNTY DEPARTMENT -LAW. Effective May ist, 2014twenty-tour (24) hours. No fee Attorney, Law Offices of Ira Tresidential real estate arose priorCorporation,Special Commis-CORPORATION One Southdown of the highest bid by certi-CHANCERY DIVISIONyou will need a photo identifica-shall be paid by the mortgagee Nevel, 175 North Franklinto the sale The subject propertysioner appointedherein,willatWacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chica-fled funds at the close of theNATIONSTAR MORTGAGEtionissuedbysgovernmentacquiring the residential real es- Street, Chicago, Illinois 60606.is sublect to general real estate10:30 AM on October 30, 2014,go, IL 60606-4650 (312) 236-salepayabletoTheJudicialLLC Plaintiff, -y.-agency (driver's license, pass-tate pursuant to its credit bid at (312) 357-1125.Ref. No it-tases, special assessments, orat The Judicial Sales Corpora-SALE You can also visit The Ju-Sales Corporation. No third partyKONSTANTINE P. KRALISport, etc.) in order to gain entrythe sale or by any mortgagee, 03542 INTERCOUNTY JUDI-special taxes levied against saidtion, One South Wacker Drive -dicial Sales Corporation atchecks will be accepted. TheNK/A KONSTANTINE KRALIS,into the foreclosure sale room injudgment creditor, or other lienor CIAL SALES CORPORATIONreal estate and isofferedfor24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL,www.tjsc.com for a 7 day statusbalance, including the JudicialFRANCESCA KRALIS. MORT-Cook County and the sameacquiring the residential real es- Selling Officer. (312) 444-1122 sale without any representation60606, sell at public auction toreport of pending sales.sale fee for Abandoned Resi-GAGE ELECTRONIC REGIS-identificationtor sales held attate whose rights in and to the 9/25, 10/2, 9/2014 848503 as to quality or quantity of titlethe highest bidder, as set forthPOTESTIVO & ASSOCIATES,dential Property Municipality Re-TRATION SYSTEMS INC ASother county venues. For intor-residential real estate arose prior and without recourse to Plaintiffbelow, the following describedP.C.223 WEST JACKSONlief Fund, which is calculated onNOMINEE FOR LEHMANmation, contact Plaintiff s attor-to the sale, The subject property and in AS IS condition. The sale IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF realestate: PARCEL 1: THEBLVD. STE 610 Chicago,ILresidential real estate at the rateBROTHERS BANK F56 De-nay POTESTIVO & ASSOCI-is subject fo general real estate is further subject to confirmalion 60606 (312) 263-0003 Attorney COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS WEST 25.67 FEET OF THE of $1 for each $1,000 or fractionfendants12 CH 11907 8315ATES, P.C., 223 WEST JACK-tases, special assessments, or by the court. Upon payment inEAST 175.51 FEET OF THEFileNo.C14-96475Attorneythereof of the amount paid by IL DEPARTMENT - KEATING AVENUE Skokie, SON BLVD, STE 610, Chicago,special taxes levied against said COUNTY full of the amount bid, the pur- CHANCERY DIVISION SOUTH1/2 OF LOT 5 OFCode. Case Number:12 CVthepurchaserriottoexceed60076 NOTICE OF SALE PUB-IL 60606. (312( 263-0003real estate and isoffered for chaser wilt receive a CertificateLAWRENCEWOOD GARDENS,02756 TJSC#: 34-16715 NOTE: NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE, $300, in certified funds/or wireLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV-Please refer to file number C12-sale without any representation of Sale that will entitle the pur-A SUBDIVISION IN THE LLC. Plaintiff,-y - WON SEOP Pursuant to the Fair Debt Col-transfer,is due within twenty-EN that pursuant to a Judgment66233 THE JUDICIAL SALESas to quality or quantity of title chaser to a deed to the real es- SUL. ELIZABETH K. SUL, UN- NORTHWEST 1/4 OF SECTIONlecfion Practices Act, you arefour (24) hours, No fee shall beof Foreclosure and Sale enteredCORPORATION One Southand without recourse to Plaintiff tateafterconfirmation KNOWN OWNERS AND NON- of the30. TOWNSHIP 41NORTH,advised that Plaintiff s attorneypaid by the mortgagee acquiringin the above cause on July 25,Wacker Drive. 24th Floor, Chica-and in AS IS condition, The sale sale. The property will NOT beRANGE RECORD CLAIMANTS Defend- 13 EAST OF THEis deemed to be a debt collectorthe residential real estate pur-2014, an agent for The Judicialgo,IL 60606-4650 (312( 236-is further subject to confirmation ants 12 CH 45518 7024 W.open for inspection and plaintiffTHIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN,attempting to collect a debt andsuant lo its credit bid at the saleSales Corporation, will at 10:30SALE You can also visit The Ju-by the court, Upon payment in CRAIN ST Nues, IL 60714 NO-makes no representation as toIN COOK COUNTY, ILLINOISany information obtained will beor by any mortgagee, judgmentAM on October 27, 2014, at ThedictaI Sales Corporation alfull of the amount bid, the pur- TICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-the conditionof theproperty.PARCEL 2.AN UNDIVIDEDused for that purpose. creditor, or other lienor acquiringJudicial Sales Corporation, Onewww.tlsc.com for a 7 day statuschaser will receive a Certificate TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thatProspective bidders are admon-1/16 TH INTEREST IN THE1W2, 9, 16/2014 852755 the residential real estate whoseSouth Wacker Drive - 24th Floor,report of pending sales,of Sale that will entitle the pur- ished to check the court tile to pursuant to a Judgment of Fore- WEST 18.0 FEET OF SAID LOT rights in and fo the residentialCHICAGO,IL,60606, sellatPOTESTIVO & ASSOCIATES,chaser to a deed to the real es- closure and Sale entered in theverify all information. If this prop-5 IN LAWRENCEW000 GAR- real estate arose prior to thepublic auction to the highest bid-P.C.223 WEST JACKSONtateafterconfirmationofthe erty is a condominium unit, theDENS, IN COOK COUNTY, IL- sale.The subject propertyisder, as set forth below, the fol- abose cause onAugust12, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF BLVD. STE 610 Chicago, ILsale, The property will NOT be purchaser of the unit at the fore-LINOIS PARCEL 3: EASE- subject to general real estatelowingdescribed 2014, an agent for The Judicial COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS realestate:60606 (312) 263-0003 Attorneyopen for inspection and plaintiff closure sale,otherthan aMENTS AS SET FORTH IN tases, special assessments, orLOTS THIRTY-THREE File Sales Corporation, will at 10:30 COUNTY DEPARTMENT - (33( No. C12-66233 Attorneymakes no representation as to mortgagee,shall pay the as-THE DECLARATION RECORD- AM on November 13, 2014, at CHANCERY DIVISION THEspecial taxes levied against saidAND THIRTY-FOUR(34) INCode, 43932 Case Number. 12the condition oftheproperty. The Judicial Sales Corporation,seasments and the legal fees re-ED AS DOCUMENT NO. real estate and isofferedforKRENN AND DATO'S CICEROCH 11907TJSC#:34-13395Prospective bidders are admon- quiredby The Condominium18402993 AND BY THE PLATBANK OF NEW YORK MELLON One South Wacker Drive - 24th FKA THE BANK OF NEWsale without any representationAVENUE "L" SUBDIVISION BE-NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair Debtished to check the court file to Property Act, 765 ILCSOF SUBDIVISION RECORDED as to quality or quantity of title Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606, sell YORK AS TRUSTEE FOR THE ING A SUBDIVISION IN THECollection Practices Act, you areverify all information. If this prop- 605/9(g)(1) and(g)(4).IfthisAS DOCUMENT NO. 17832529 and without recourse to PlaintiffSOUTHWEST 1/4 OF SECTION at public auction to the highest CERTIFICATEHOLDERS OF advised that Plaintiff s attorneyerty is a condominium unit, the property is a condominium unitFOR THE BENEFIT OF PAR- bidder, as set forth below, the THE CWALT, INC., ALTERNA-and in AS IS condition. The sale22 TOWNSHIP 41 NORTHis deemed to be a debt collectorpurchaser of the unit at the tore- which is part of a common inter- following described real estate: CEL 1 AND 2 FOR INGRESSTIVE HOME LOAN TRUSTis further subtect to confirmationRANGE13 EAST OF THEattempting to collect a debt andclosure sale, otherthan a est community, the purchaser ofAND EGRESS, ALL IN COOK PARCEL 1: LOT 35 (EXCEPT 2006-0Cl MORTGAGE PASS-by the court Upon payment inTHIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN,any information obtained will bemortgagee,shallpay the as- the unit at the foreclosure saleCOUNTY. ILLINOIS Commonly full of the amount bid, the pur-IN COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS. THE WEST 108.96 FEET THROUGH CERTIFICATES, used for that purpose. sessmenls and the legal fees re- other thana mortgageeshallknown as 7861 NORTH chaser will receive a Certificate THEREOF CHESTERFIELD SERIES 2006-0Cl, Plaintiff, -s.- Commonly known as 83159/18, 25, 10/2/2014 842526 quiredbyThe Condomìnium pay the assessments requiredNORDICA AVE, Niles, IL 60714 NILES RESUBDIVISION UNIT 7 DUILIO LOPEZ, BIANCO LO-ot Sale that will entitle the pur-KEATING AVENUE, Skokie, IL Property Act, 765 ILCS by The Condominium PropertyProperty Indes No.10-30-125- OF PART OF FIRST ADDITION PEZ, MORTGAGE ELECTRON-chaser to a deed to the real es-60076 Property Indes No. 10-22- 605/9(g)(1) and)g)(4). If this Act, 765 lLES 605/18.5(g-i). IF080-0000. The real estafe is im- tateaffer TO DEMPSTER-WAUKEGAN IC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS. confirmationof the307-004-0000. The real estate is property is a condominium unit YOU ARE THE MORTGAGORproved with a single family resi- sale. The properly will NOT be IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ROAD SUBDIVISION IN THE INC. AS NOMINEE FOR DECI- improved with a single family which is part of a common inter- (HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVEdence. The judgment amount open for inspection and plaintiff COOK COUNTY. ILLINOIS NORTHWEST 1/4 OF SECTION SION ONE MORTGAGE COM- residence, The judgment est community, the purchaser of THE RIGHT TO REMAIN INwas $269,072.39. Sale terms: makes no representation as toamount was $532,794.33. SaleCOUNTY DEPARTMENT - io,TOWNSHIP 41 NORTH, PANY, LLC, THE LOCKWOOD CHANCERY DIVISION HSBCthe unit at the foreclosure sale POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS10% down of the highest bid by the conditionof theproperty.terms: 25% down of the highest other than RANGE13: EAST OF THE ASSOCIATION, UNKNOWN BANK USA, NATIONAL ASSO- a mortgagee shall AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDERcertified funds at the close of the Prospective bidders are admon-bid THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, OWNERS-TENANTS AND by certified funds atthe pay the assessments required OF POSSESSION, IN AC-salepayableto The Judicial ished to check the court file toclose of the sale payable to TheCIATION AS TRUSTEE FOR IN COOK COUNTY. ILLINOIS. NON-RECORD CLAIMANTS THE CERTIFICATE HOLDERS,by The Condominium Property CORDANCE WITH SECTIONSales Corporation, No third party verity all information. If this prop-Judicial Sales Corporation. No Act, 765 ILCS 605/18.5)g-i(. IF PARCEL 2' EASEMENTS AS Defendants 12 CH 16773 8001 NOMURA HOME 15-1701(C) OF THE ILLINOISchecks willbe accepted. The erty is a condominium unit. thethird party checks will be accept- EOUITY SET FORTH IN THE DECLA- LOCKWOOD AVENUE Skokie, LOAN, INC., ASSET-BACKEDYOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR MORTGAGE FORECLOSUREbalance in certified funds/or wire purchaser of the unit at the tore-ed. The balance, including the RATION OF EASEMENTS AND IL 60077 NOTICE OF SALE PASS-THROUGH CERTIFI-(HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE LAW. Effective May ist, 2014transfer,is due within twenty- closuresale,otherthan aJudicial sale fee for Abandoned EXHIBIT I THERETO ATTACH- PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY CATES, SERIES 2005-FMiTHE RIGHT TO REMAIN IN you will need a photo identifica-four(24)hoursThe subject mortgagee,shall pay the as-Residential Property Municipality ED DATED JANUARY 3,1961 GIVEN that pursuant to a Judg- Plaintiff,-v.- RICARDO M. LO-POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS tionissued by a governmentproperty is subject to general re- sessments and the legal fees re-Relief Fund, which is calculated AND RECORDED JULY 18, ment of Foreclosure and Sale PEZ, REYNITA T LOPEZ, BEN-AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER agency (driver's license, pass-al estate taxes, special assess- quiredbyTheCondominiumon residential real estate at the 1961 AS DOCUMENT entered in the above cause on EFICIAL ILLINOIS. INC., D/B/AOF POSSESSION, IN AC- porI. etc.) in order to gain entryments, or special taxes levied Property Act, 765 ILCSrate of $1 tor each $1,000 or 18221245 AND REGISTERED October 25, 2013, an agent for BENEFICIAL MORTGAGE CO.CORDANCE WITH SECTION into the foreclosure sale room inagainst said real estate and is 605/9)9)11) and(g)(4(.Ifthistraction thereot of the amount AS DOCUMENT LR 1988192 The Judicial Sales Corporation, OF ILLINOIS, WELLS FARGO15-1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS Cook County andthe sameoffered for sale without any rep- property is a condominium unitpaid by the purchaser not Io es- MADE BY THE EXCHANGE will at 10:30 AM on October 20, BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIA-MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE identificationfor sales held atresentation as IO quality or quan- which is part of a common inter-ceed $300, in certified funds/or NATIONAL BANK OF CHICA- 2014, at The Judicial Sales Cor- TION, UNKNOWN HEIRS ANDLAW. Effective May tst. 2014 other county venues, For infor-tity of title and w'dhout recourse est community. the purchaser ofwiretransfer, is within GO. A NATIONAL BANKING poration,One SouthWacker due you will need a photo identifica- mation, contact Plaintiff s affor-to Plaintiff and in AS IS condi- the unit at the foreclosure saletwenty-tour (24) hours No feeLEGATEES OF RICARDO M. ASSOCIATION. AS TRUSTEE Drive- 24th Floor, CHICAGO, lionissuedbya government ney: HAUSELMAN, RAPPIN &tion. The sale is further subject other than LOPEZ,IFANY. UNKNOWN UNDER TRUST AGREEMENT IL, 60606. seIl st public auction a mortgageeshallshall be paid by the mortgagee agency (driver's license,pasa- OLSWANG, LTD., 29 E. Madi-toconfirmationby thecourt. pay the assessments requiredacquiring the residential real es-HEIRS AND LEGATEES OF DATED FEBRUARY 13.1959 to the highest bidder, as set pori, etc.) in order to gain entry son, Ste.950,CHICAGO. ILUpon paymentin fullofthe REYNITA T. LOPEZ. IF ANY, KNOWN AS TRUST NUMBER forth below, the following descri-by The Condominium Propertytate pursuant to its credit bid at into the foreclosure sale room in 60602, (31 2) 372-2020 Pleaseamount bid, the purchaser will UNKNOWN OWNERS AND 9420 AS CREATED BY THE bed real estate: UNIT NO. 206Act, 765 ILCS 605/18.5)g-i(. IFthe sale or by any mortgagee, Cook County andthe same refertofile number 12-7200-receive a Certificate of Sale that NON-RECORD CLAIMANTS DEED TO JOE GOMBERG AS DELINEATED ON A SUR-YOU ARE THE MORTGAOORIudgment creditor, or other lienor identificationfor sales heldat 373,THE JUDICIAL SALESwillentitle the purchaser to a (HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE Defendants 13 CH 20205 7810 AND BELLE GOMBERG DAT- VEY OF THE FOLLOWING DE- acquiring the residential real es- other county venues, For infor- CORPORATION One Southdeed to the real estate affer con- EAST PRAIRIE ROAD Skokie, ED JUNE 22, 1961 AND RE- SCRIBED PARCEL OF REALTHE RIGHT TO REMAIN INtate whose rights in and to the mation,contact Sales Depart- Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chica-firmation of the sale. The proper- POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYSresidential real estate arose priorIL60076 NOTICE OF SALE CORDED OCTOBER 19, 1961 ESTATE (HEREINAFTER RE- PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBYment,THEWIRBICKI LAW go,IL 60606-4650 (312) 236-ty will NOT be open for inspec- AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDERto the sale, The sublect property AS DOCUMENT 18306796 AND FERRED TO AS "DEVELOP- GIVEN that pursuant to a Judg-GROUP, 33 WEST MONROE SALE You can also visit The Jo-tion and plaintiff makes no rep- OF POSSESSION. IN FILED AS DOCUMENT LR MENTAL PARCEL"): LOT 26 IN AC-is subject to general real estate STREET, SUITE 1140, Chicago, dicialSales Corporation atresentation as to the condition of ment of Foreclosure and Sale 200371 1 FOR THE BENEFIT THE RESUBDIVISION OF LOTCORDANCE WITH SECTIONtases, special assessments, or IL 60603, (312) 360-9455 www.tlsc.com for a 7 day statustheproperty.Prospective bid- 15-1701)C( OF THE ILLINOISspecial taxes levied against saidentered in the above cause on OF PARCELi AFORESAID 25 AND THE SOUTH 20 FEET January 3, 2014, an agent torPlease refer to file number Wog- report of pending sales.ders are admonished to check MORTGAGE FORECLOSURErealestate andisoffered for FOR INGRESS AND EGRESS OF LOT 18 OF OWNERS SUB- The Judicial Saies Corporation,4012. THE JUDICIAL SALES HAUSELMAN, RAPPIN &the court file to verity all informa- LAW. Effective May ist, 20t4sale without any representation OVER AND ACROSS THE DIVISION OF THE WEST 1/2 will at 2:00 PM on October 29,CORPORATION One South OLSWANG, LTD. 29 E. Madi-tion.If this property is a condo- you will need a photo identifica-as to quality or quantity of title NORTH 3.0FEET (EXCEPT OF SECTION 21. TOWNSHIP 2014, at The Judicial Sales Cor-Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chica- son, SIe.950CHICAGO, ILminiumunit, the purchaser of tionissued by a governmentand without recourse to Plaintiff go.IL 60606-4650 (312) 236- THAT PART FALLING IN THE 41 NORTH, RANGE 13, EAST poration,OneSouthWacker 60602 (312) 372-2020 Attorneythe unit at the foreclosure sale, agency (driver's license, pass-and in AS IS condition The sale SALE You can also visit The Ju- EAST 3 0 FEET AND WEST 3.0 OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL Drive- 24th Floor, CHICAGO, FileNo,1 2-7200-373 Attorneyother than a mortgagee, shall port, etc.) in order to gain entryis further subtect to confirmation FEET) OF LOT 35; ALSO THE MERIDIAN. IN COOK COUNTY, IL. 60606, seIl at public suctiondicial Sales Corporation at Code. 4452 Case Number: 12pay the assessments and the le- into the foreclosure sale room inby the court. Upon payment in www.tjsc.com for a 7 day status WEST 3.0 FEET AND THECH 45518 TJSCIt: ILLINOIS WHICH SURVEY IS to thehighestbidder,as set EAST 3.0 FEET OF LOT 35 34-15909gal tees required by The Condo-ATTACHED AS EXHIBIT "A'Cook County andthesamefull of the amount bid, the pur- reportot pending sales, THE NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair Debtminium Property Act, 765 ILCS identificationfor sales held atchaser will receive a Certificateforth below, the following descri- (EXCEPT ANY PART OF THE TO DECLARATION MADE BY bed real estate: LOTS 18 ANDWIRBICKI LAW GROUP 33 Collection Practices Act, you are605/9(g((l) and(g((4). Ifthis other county venues. For infor-of Sale that will entitle the pur- WEST MONROE STREET, ABOVE FALLING PARCEL I THE COSMOPOLITAN NA- advised that Plaintiff s attorneyproperty is a condominium unit matiön, contact Plaintiff s affor- 19IN KRENN AND DATO'S AFORESAID) IN CHESTER- TIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO, A chaser to a deed to the real es- SUITE 1140 Chicago, IL 60603 is deemed to be a debt collectorwhich is part of a common inter- CRAWFORD AVENUE AND FIELD NILES RESUBDIVISION ney: KOZENY & McCUBBIN IL-tateafter confirmationofthe (312) 360-9455 Attorney File No. attempting to collect a debt andest community, the purchaser ofNATIONAL BANKING ASSOCI- EAST PRAIRIE ROAD "L" TER- UNIT ONE OF PART OF FIRST ATION, AS TRUSTEE UNDERLINOIS, LLC, 105 WESTsale. The property will NOT be W09-40i2 Attorney Code. any information obtained will bethe unit at the foreclosure sale MINAL SUBDIVISION, BEING A ADDITION TO DEMPSTER THE TRUST ADAMS STREET, SUITE 1850,open for inspection and plaintiff 42463 Case Number:13 CH used for that purpose. other than a mortgagee shall AGREEMENT SUBDIVISION OF THE SOUTH WAUKEGAN ROAD SUBDIVI- DATED FEBRUARYi,1965Chicago, IL 60603, (312( 605-makes no representation as to 20205 TJSC#: 34-14905 NOTE: 10/2,916/2014 852773 pay the assessments required 3500 Please refer to tile number 10 ACRES OF THE NORTH- SION.Commonly knownas AND KNOWN AS TRUST NO. the conditionof theproperty. Pursuant to the Fair Debt Col- by The Condominium Property 11-1671. THE JUDICIAL SALESProspective bidders are admon-WEST OUARTER OF THE 7024 W CRAIN ST, N/es,IL 14027 ANO NOT INDIVIDUAL- NORTHWEST QUARTER OFlection Practices Act,you are Act, 765 ILCS 605/18.5(g-1). IF CORPORATION One Southshed to check the court file to 60714 Property Index No. 10-19- LY RECORDED IN THE OF- SECTION 26. TOWNSHIP 41advised that Plaintiff s attorney YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chica-verify all information. If this prop- is deemed to be a debt collector i 26-026-0000. The real estate ¡sIN THE UNITED STATES DIS- FICE OF THE RECORDER OF NORTH, RANGE 13, EAST OF improved with a single familyTRICT (HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE go, IL 60606-4650 (312( 236-erty is a condominium unit, the attempting to collect a debt and COURT FOR THETHE RIGHT TO REMAIN INCOOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS AS THE THIRD PRINCIPAL MERI- residence. The judgmentNORTHERN DISTRICT OF ILLI- DOCUMENT 19770296, TO-SALE You can also visit The Ju-purchaser of the unit at the fore- any information obtained will be POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS dicial closure DIAN, IN COOK COUNTY, ILLI- amount was $258,339.88. SaleNOIS EASTERN DIVISION U.S. GETHER WITH AN UNDIVIDED SalesCorporation at sale, otherthan a used for thst purpose AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER NOIS.Commonly knownas terms: 25% down of the highestBANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIA- 2.97% INTEREST IN SAID DE-w'.tjsc.corn for a 7 day statusmortgagee,shallpay theas- 9/25. 10/2, 9/2014 848502 OF POSSESSION, IN AC- report 7810 EAST PRAIRIE ROAD, bid bycertified fundsatthelION AS TRUSTEE UNDER VELOPMENT of pending sales.sessments and the legal fees re- CORDANCE WITH SECTION PARCEL (EX- Skokie, IL 60076 Property Indes close of the sale payable to TheTHE POOLING AND SERVIE- CEPTING FROM SAID DEVEL-KOZENY & McCUBBINILLI-quiredbyTheCondominium 15-1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS No. 10-26-107-018-0000: 10-26- Judicial Sales Corporation. NoING AGREEMENT DATED AS OPMENT PARCEL ALL THENOIS, LLC 105 WEST ADAMSProperty Act, 765 ILCS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE 107-019-0000. The real estate is third party checks will be accept-OF STREET. SUITE 1850 Chicago,605/9(g)(1( and)g((4).Ifthis FEBRUARY 1, 2007,LAW. Effective May ist. 2014PROPERTY AND SPACE COM- improved with a singlefamily SAY IT IN THE ed. The balance, including theGSAMP TRUST 2007-NCI, PRISING ALLTHE UNITSIL 60603 (312) 605-3500 Attor-property is a condominium unit you will need a photo identifica- residence. The judgment Judicial sale fee for AbandonedMORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH THEREOF AS DEFINED ANDney File No. 11-1671 Attorneywhich is part of a common inter tionissued bya government amount was $422,554.53. Sale Residential Property MunicipalityCERTIFICATES, SERIES 2007- SET FORTH IN SAID DECLA-Code. 56284 Case Number: 12est community. the purchaser of agency (driver's license, pass- terms: 25% down of the highest CL4SSIFIEDS, Relief Fund, which is calculatedNC1 Plaintiff,-y.- ROBIN SIL- RATION AND SURVEY) TO-CH 16773 TJSC#:34-16217the unit at the foreclosure sale port. etc.) in order to gain entry NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair Debtother than a mortgagee shallbid by certifiedfunds at the on residential real estate at theVER. RBS CITIZENS NA SUC- GETHER WITH A PERPETUAL close of the sale payable to The info the foreclosure sale room in Colleclion Practices Act, you arepay the assessments required rate of $1 for each Si3O00 orCESSOR IN INTEREST TO ST.Cook County and the sameAND EXCLUSIVE EASEMENT Judicial Sales Corporation No CALL fraction thereof of the amountPAUL FEDERAL BANK FOR CONSISTING OF THE RIGHTadvised that Plaintiff s attorneyby The Condominium Property identificationfor sales held at third party checks will be accept- paid by the purchaser not to ex-SAVINGS Defendants TO USE FOR PARKING PUR-is deemed to be a debt collectorAct, 765 ILCS 605/18.5(g-1(. IF other county venues. For infor- ed. The balance. including the ceed $300, in certified funds/or12 CV 02756 7861 NORTH POSES PARKING SPACE NO.attempting to collect a debt andYOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR 847-998-3400 mation, contact Plaintiff s attor- any information obtained will be(HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVEJudicial sale tee for Abandoned wiretransfer,is duewithinNORDICA AVE Niles. IL 60714 25 IN COOK COUNTY. ILLI- Residential Property Municipality reyPOTESTIVO & ASSOCI- used for that purpose. THE RIGHT TO REMAIN IN twenty-four (24) hours. No feeJUDGE EDMOND CHANG NO- NOIS.Commonly known as ATES, P.C., 223 WEST JACK- 9/25, 10/2,9/2014848499 Relief Fund, which is calculated shall be paid by the mortgageeTICE OF SPECIAL COMMIS- 8001 LOCKWOOD AVENUE, POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS TO PLACE SON BLVD, STE 610, Chicaqo, on residential real estate at the acquiring the residential real es-SIONER'S SALE PUBLIC NO- Skokie, IL 60077 Property Indes AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDERrate of $1 for each $1,000 or OF POSSESSION, IN AC- tate pursuant to its credit bid atTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that No, 10-21-330-033-1008. The fraction thereof of the amount CORDANCE WITH SECTION YOUR AD the sale or by any mortOaqee,pursuant to a Judqment of Fore- real estate is improved with a paid by the purchaser not to es- 12 Pioneer Press (DC) Thursday, October 2, 2014 Mechanics Liens Probate Public Notices Public Hearings Storage - Legal Storage - Legal sold As Is/Parts Only" no titlesDoreen F Johnson Unit it Cl 187 or registration. Eviana M Lopez Unit it B1173 That on 11/3/2014, a sale will be STATE OF ILLINOIS PUBLICATION SUMMONS Requesting variations from Sec-ShavonWatts C1117 Rosland Harris 5039Unit Tenant Name Jeannea Madsen Unit it Ci 172 held at 3:00 p.m. at: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFTHE STATE OF WISCONSINtion 1 2-4-2 of Ordinance 07-07Laura Horwitz C2161 Debbie Patterson 2153475 Louvella Murray Laura Wanko Unit it C1232 Graridav Body Repair Shop COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS TO: YOUNG MI BACK SIM (Village of Morton Grove UnitiedSayisha L Lloyd C2216 JasonGreen 4113783 Kathy MaksimowiczMaria Leticia Garnez 4540 W. Haddon PROBATE DIVISION YOU ARE HEREBY notified thatDevelopment Code) to install aBianca B Gomez 02137 Redkarrna 1065089 Felicita Velasquez Unit#B2l19 Chicago, IL 60651 In the matter of the estate otthe plaintiff named above hasgarage addition in the side yardEduardo Flores 02138 Afred Hodogbey i 108293 Lillian Torres Mateusz S Skowron All bids to be in writing, to sellAnn Mowinski, Deceased filed a lawsuit or other legal ac-of the property. 9/25 10/2114 #846315 Shelley Eubanks 113 496 David James Unit it A2124 the following articles to enforce Case No. 14 P 5171 lion against you. The parcel is located in the RlLifetorageof Humboldt ParkDaleesia Underwood 1140360 Angela Smith Snejana Tovkeva Unit it B21 10 a lien existing under the laws of PUBLICATION NOTICE The object of said actionis a"Single Family Residence Dis-will hold a public sale to enforceSantrelle Patterson 120 647 Jonathan AndersonVictor Hernandez Unit it C2210 the State of Illinois against suchNoticeis hereby given of thequiet title action and a slander oftrict'district and is commonlya lien imposed on said property,Keith Carther 177 195 Gregory Pace You must be 18 years of age, or as described below, pursuant to articles for labor, services, skillsdeath of Ann Mowinski of Niles,title action and that said actionknown as 9242 Shermer Road.the Illinois Self -Service StorageRod Miller 2002732 Valerie Mayhew older to attend our auctions, or material expended upon orIL. Letters of office were issuedaffects the title to the real estateThe applicant is Mr. StanislawFacilityAct,Illinois Code 7709/25. 10/2/14 #846717 350 Selena WeatherspoonAuctioneer; Brook Snyder Illinois storage furnished tor such arti-on September 11, 2014 to Ca-described as follows: Galowniczek ILCS 95/i to 95/7, on or afterLifeStorage of Rogers Park will540 Miriam Roa license #441.001668 cles at the request ot the follow-sirner J. Mowinski, 4600 NorthTHE WEST HALF OF THECASE iBA 14-20 Wednesday, October 15 2014hold a public sale to entorce a629 Clint Lewis 9/25, 10/2/14 #848635 ing designated person(s), unlessCumberland Ave., Chicago,ILSOUTHEAST QUARTER OFRequesting variations from Sec-at LifeStorage of Humboldt Park,lien imposed on said property,048 Jolanda Stamps NOTICE OF AUCTION SECTION 27, TOWN 2 NORTH,lion 12-4-2 of Ordinance 07-074014 W. Grand Avenue, Chica- such articles are redeemed with-60647, whose attorney is Cary go, Illinois 60651 Phone num-as described below, pursuant to564 Esther Garduno Lite Storage of Morton Grove in thirty (30) days of the publica-A. Lind, 121 5. Wilke Rd. SuiteRANGE 21 EAST OF THE(Village of Morton Grove Unifiedber is 1 -73-235-2884. Manage-the Illinois Self-Service Storage333 AdeIla McDonald will hold a public sale to enforce tion of this notice. 407. Arlington Heights, ILFOURTH PRINCIPAL MERIDI-Development Code) to install anment reserves the right to with-FacilityAct,Illinois Code 770217 Leslie Evans a lien imposed on said property, NAME OF PERSON(S) 60005, 847-577-0030. AN, IN THE TOWN OF PARIS,addition to the principal structuredraw any unit from sale. Regis-ILCS 95/1 to 95/7, on or after437 Ebony C Fisher as described below, pursuant to Loretta B. Taylor Claims against the estate mayCOUNTY OF KENOSHA,in the required rear yard of thetered or motor vehicles are soldWednesday October 15th, 2014,402 Jearlean Franklin the Illinois Self-Service Storage Marquel Taylor be filed in the office of the ClerkSTATE OF WISCONSIN. property. "As Is/Parts OnIy,no titles orat LifeStorage of Rogers Park,432 Ruthie M Griggs FacilityActIllinois Code 770 registration. Big Discount Motors Inc. of the Circuit Court in RoomPARCEL ID NO 45-4-221-274-The parcel is located in the RlName Unit 7524 N. Paulina St. Chicago, lIli-413 Nora Kirk ILCS 95/i to 95/7, on Wednes- DESCRIPTION OF ARTICLE 1202, Richard J. Daley Center,0300 "Single Family Residence Dis-Hilda Crayton 3 noix, 60626. (773) 381-1417 428 Nora Kirk day,October15th,2014 at 2004 Jaguar S-Type Chicago, Illinois 60602, or withand trict'district and is commonlyCharles Hoskins 33 Management reserves the right550 Cheryl Martin LiteStorageofMortonGrove, SAJEAO1 U44HM97034 the representative, or both, on orTHE NORTHWEST QUARTERknown as 9411 Osceola. TheMark Willitord 52 to withdraw any unit from sale,538 Cheryl Martin 6505 West Oakton Street, Mor- AMOUNT: $5110.69 before March 30, 2015, whichDF SECTION 34, TOWN 2applicant is Ms Vishal Amin andJoana Sanchez 63 Registered or motor vehicles are763 Myron Riley ton Grove, Illinois, 60053, and 79 9118 9/25 10/2114 #844878date is not less than 6 monthsNORTH, RANGE 21 EAST OFMs. Rati Patel, Latrice Green sold "As la I Parts Only,no ti-0i7 David Robinson 847-966-1899. Management re- Tanya R Connie 87 from the date of the first publica-THE FOURTH PRINCIPAL10/2/14 #853106 ties or registration. 064 FreddieMae Simmonsserves the right to withdraw any Probate Valerie Griffin Holmes 91 tion of this notice and any claimMERIDAN; ALSO A TRIANGLE Storage - Legal Joanna Rodriguez-Tenant Name: Unit it414 Alisa Thomas unit from sale. Registered or IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF not filed within that period is bar-OF LAND TWO (2) RODS (33 Sanches 112 Donna Hayes 017 412 Muriel Vaughan motor vehicles are sold "As Is I COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS red. Copies of any claim filedFEET) EAST AND WEST BYLife Storage of Harwood HeightsRafael Aviles 146 Lonnie Lovejoy L39 052 Mario A Villamil Parts onIy, no titles or registra- COUNTI' DEPARTMENT with the Clerk must be mailed orTWO (2)RODS (33FEET)wilt hold a public sale to enforceLeticia A Lewis 150 Wenarlr Wilbert 177 343 Angela Tucker tion. delivered to the representativeNORTH AND SOUTH IN THEa lien imposed on said property,Ocelia 000dloe i 62 Nina M Nelson 187 087 George J Mìtchell Tenant Name Unit it PROBATE DIVISION Ches D Patrick i 85 192 1343 Estateof Ann Mowinski,De-and to the attorney within 10NORTHWEST CORNER OFas described below, pursuant toLamargarette L Allen-Nicholas Kennedy 328 Jasmine SantiagoMark Allen Wesoloskie ceased days after it is filed. THE NORTHEAST QUARTERthe Illinois Self-Service StorageBryant 194 Justen Bartels 217 9/25 10/2/14 #842461 DoreenOchal 1044 Case No. 14 P 5171 Ial Casin,er J. Mowinski OF SAID SECTION: SAIDFacilityAct,Illinois Code 770Arvis Williams 207 Debra L. Crestoni 224 Life Storage Centers of Little Vil-William Dela Cruz 1712 NOTICE (Representative) LAND LYING AND BEING INILCS 95/1 to 95/7, on Wednes-Geralena Bentley 212 Lessie Horton 229 lage will hold a public sale to en-Paul Kotowski 1315 Deon Milan 223 Notice is given of the death ofIal Cary A. Lind THE TOWN OF PARIS, COUN-day,October15th2014,at Kenneth Harris 352 torcea lienimposed on saidPaul Pacelli 1267 Andrea Dennis 236 Ann Mowinski of Niles,Illinois.(Attorney) T? DF KENOSHA, STATE OFLifeStorage of Harwood Heights,Emily Miller 251 Merlene Tillis 361 properly,as describedbelow,William Lowrance 1272 Lettera of office were issued on9/2510/2.10/9/14 #845997 WISCONSIN. 7125 W.Gunnison,HarwoodTiffany M Moore 257 Delroy Mangel 390 pursuanttotheIllinoisSelf-Nadine E Mack 1 i 32 September tI, 2014 to Casimer State of Illinois In The Circuit PARCEL ID. NO. 45-4-221-342-Heights,Illinois,60706. Man-Mikila Griggs 268 Linda Clancy 434 Service Storage Facility Act,IIi-You must be 18 years of age or J.Mowinski,Chicago,Illinois. Court of Cook County, Illinois 0100 agement reserves the righttoMelvina Murray 271 Margaret McKinnon 438 sois Code 770 ILCS 95/1toOlder to attend our auctions. whose attorney is Cary A. Lind, Probate Division Within 40 days after Septemberwithdraw anyunitfromsale.Brian Totty 273 Dion Lane 571 95/7, on or after October 14,Auctioneer: Brook Snyder P.C., 121 5. Wilke Road. SuiteIn the matter of the estate of:18, 2014, you must respond withRegistered or motor vehicles areDominique Mosby 304 Raven A. Ramdam 600 2014 at Life Storage of Little Vil-Illinois license #441.001668 Rosa Perez 308 407,ArlingtonHeights.IllinoisLOISG. SCHNAITMAN,De-a written demand for a copy ofsold "As Is I Parts only no titlesGregory Downer, Jr. 310 Peter Bartels 637 lage, 3245 W. 30th St. Chicago,9/25. 1 0/2/1 4 847340 60005, 847-577-0030, Attorneyceased the Complaint. The demandor registration. Debra GarItos 331 Jewell F. Williams 670 IL 60623. Phone number is 773- Notice of Auction it 23703 Case No. 2014 P 004949 must be sent or delivered to theTenant Name Unit itJessica Castro 343 Paul Broadway 695 376-8577 LifeStorage Centers of West Notice is given to Edward Mo- Publication Notice Court, addressed to the Clerk ofMohammad Alhalamad 1275Aurora A Fedorca 353 Norman Coley 699 Management reserves the rightLoop will hold a public sale to winaki and Unknown Heirs, heirsNoticeis hereby given of theCircuit Court, Kenoaha CountyArkadiusz Narloch 1241 Shena C Smith 358 Nicole Watts 705 to withdraw any unit from sale,enforce a lien imposed on said Linda Jackson 362 Registered or motor vehicles areproperty,as describedbelow, of the Decerident whose namesdeath of Lois G. Schnaitman, ofCourthouse, 912 56thStreet,Zlata Susa 1222Tyron D Tabb 392 William S. Smith 800 or addresses were not stated inChicago, Illinois. Letters ot officeKenosha,WI 53140andtoYou must be 18 years of age. orWalter W Mitchell 426 Dale Forbes 823 sold "As Is/Parts Only" no titlespursuanttotheIllinoisSelf- the petitions forAdministrationwere issued on September 5,Madrigrano, Aiello 6 Santarelli,older to attend our auctions. Margo R Peoples 441 Kervin Marion Theophiliusor registration. Service Storage Facilities Act, Il- that an order was entered on2014 to Michael G. Schnadman,LLC, plaintiff's attorneys, whoseAuctioneer: Brook Snyder IllinoisKimberly Hamilton 460 Saunders 868 Unit Tenant Name linois Code 770 ILCS fo 9517, on September 11,2014, granting3840 N.Pioneer, Chicago,ILaddress is1 1 08 -56th Street,license it 441.001668 Kimeko Amerson 483 Kellie Ann Edwards-2013 Juan L. Araiza October 14th 2014, at Life Star- administration of the Estate. 60634, whose attorney is JamesKenosha, Wisconsin 53140.9/25, 10/2/2014849150 Viviana Cedeno 499 Lawrence 887 3040 Orlando C. Arias age of West Loop, 1205 West Antoine L Teague 501 911 1253 Chicago, Illinois, Cary A. Lind, P.C. A. Marino, 5521 North Cumber-You may have an attorney helpLife Storage Centers of LincolnKurtis Anderson 509 Karol Neal Curtis Ball Jackson Blvd. , By: 1x1 Cary A. Lind land Avenue, Suite i 1 09, Chica-or represent you. Parkwill hold a public sale toNikita Jackson 519 Carol Young 923 2070 Gerardo Becerril-60607. Phone: 312-421-4129 9/25, 10/2, 10/9/14 #846002 go, Illinois 60656, 773-775-0707It you do not demand a copy ofenforce s lien imposed on saidVictoria Doby Harden 522 Guadalupe Macias 946 Leyva Management reserves the right Claims against the estate maythe Complaint within 40 days,property, as described below,Lequita Thomas 531 Henry Nishimoto 968 31 66 Maria Castro to withdraw any unit from sale, be filed in the office of the Clerkthe Court may grant ludgmentpursuanttotheIllinoisSelf-Velma Dotson 534 Emilio Jennings 982 2347 Gianna R. Cozzo Registered or motor vehicles are against you for the award ofService Storage Facility Act, lIli-Joyce Townes 540 SandraJames 991 2035 Elvis Cruz sold As Is I Parts Only." No ti- of the Circuit Court in Room Gladys Davila 586 1202, Richard J Daley Center,money or other legal action re-noix Code 770 ILCS (9-25-14 Vashti Watson 10051217 Francisco Cuevas tIes or registration. State of Illinois Edwin Urrutia 612 Chicago, Illinois 60602 or withquestedirthe Complaint, andand 10-2-14) on (10-14-14), at 9/25, 10/2114#844717 2139 Rolanda S. Davis-Tenant Name Unit it In The Circuit Court of Cook Robin Jones-Watson 642 the representative, or both, on oryou may lose your right to objectLife Storage Centers of LincolnTamara L Mercer 643 LifeStorageCentersoftheWise Leah Lewis 3004 County. Illinois before March 30, 2015 whichfo anything that is or may be in-Park, 1030 W. North Ave. Chica-Lucy A Coulouris 654 Southwest Loop will hold a pub-2015 May H. Edwards 9/25, 10/2/14 #846834 Probate Division Julius Veyge 656 In the matter of the estate ofdate is not less than 6 monthscorrectintheComplaint. Ago,Illinois,60642, (312) 397- lic sale to enforce a lien imposed21 17 Lourdes Gonzalez from the date of the first publica-judgment may be enforced asI 074 Winston Ford 690 on said property, as described2270 Juanita Guerrero Notice of Auction THEODORE CALEXANDER Patricia E Williams 701 tion of this notice and any claimprovided by law. A judgmentManagement reserves the right below, pursuant to theIllinois3203 Jorge Herrera LiteStorage Centers ofRiver SR, (Deceased) Tierra L Dorsey 712 not filed within that period is bar-awarding money may become ato withdraw any unit from sale. Self-Service Storage Facility3041 Brandon HightowerNorth will hold a public sale to Case No. 2014 P 005260 Jose Carrasquillo 740 red. Copies of any claim filedlien against any real estate youRegistered or motor vehicles areLeon Hall 747 Act, Illinois Code 770 ILCS 95/12177 John Krug enforce a lien imposed on said Publication Notice with the Clerk must be mailed orown now orin the future, andsold As Is I Parts Only, no ti-Jermell Brown 754 to 95/7, on or after Tuesday Oc-3036 PatrickR.Living-property,as describedbelow, Notice is hereby given of thedelivered to the representativemay also be enforced by gar-ties or registration. Tenisha Lee 759 lober 14, 2014, at Lite Storageston pursuanttotheIllinoisSelf- death of Theodore C. Alexander Terry Bishop 761 and to the attorney within 10nishment or seizure of property. Tenant Name: Unit it Centers of the Southwest Loop,2162 Jose Lopez Service Storage Facilities Act, Il- Sr. of Lincolnwood, Illinois. Let- Pricilla Ross 792 days after it has been filed. Dated this 22nd day of August,Agnit Brahma 0240LanetteAllen 185 601 W. Harrison St., Chicago,3131 Jose F. Martinez linois Code 770 ILCS to 95/7, on fers of office were issued on9/25 10/2 10/9/14 #846971 2014 Zachary J Pozuip 0242 IL, 60607 (312) -360-1153 2014 Andres Mellado or after October 14th2014, at September 16, 2014 to Theo- Karl D Goodloe 868 MADRIGRANO, AIELLO &Circle Theater 2041 Denika Clay 885 Management reserves the right2022 Monique S. Meza Life Storage of River North, 333 dore C. Alexander, Jr., 5905 W. Public Notices SANTARELLI, LLC Mark D Aiura 2111Anna D Centeno 890 to withdraw any unit from sale,2452 Adam Mojica West Ohio Street, Chicago, lIli- Newport Ave., Chicago. IL Jennifer C Cole PUBLtC NOTICE By: Is! Nicholas J. lnf usino 9/25. 10/2/14#848010 902 Registered or motor vehicles are1074 JuanJ, Olmedo nais, 60654 Phone 312-222- 60634. whose attorney ixVin- Luz E Solo 905 Noticeisherby given by theNicholas J. Infusino sold Aa Is I Parts Only," no ti-3213 Crystal L.0136 cent Sansonetti, 5521 N, Cam- Tony J Reyes 957 Board of Education of SkokieAttorney tor Plaintiff 9/25, 10/2114 #846818 ties or registration. Pendleton Management reserves the right bertand,#1109, Chicago,IL School District 73.5, Cook Coun-State Bar ID No. 1055455 Tenant Name Unit it2007 Miguel A. Perales to withdraw any unit from sale, 60656 773-775-2626. ty,Illinois, that the District is inMADRIGRANO. AIELLO Cordell Willis 206 2484 Otildo A. Pluas Registered or motor vehicles are Claims against the estate may LifeStorageofMontclarewillLiteStorage Centers ofState Thomas Collins 245 2512 Otildo A. Fluas sold "As Is I Parts Only." No ti- process of destroying temporary& SANTARELLI. LLC hold a Public Sale to enforce aStreet will hold a public sale to be filed in the office of the Clerk Ryan Henry 3171 Rita Reynosa ties or registration. of the Circuit Court in Roomschool records for the schoolAttorneys at Law lien imposed on said property,enforce a lien imposed on said 262 years 1980/81- 2008/09.If you1 1 08 56th Street Cheiko High 477 3i 40 Xochitl M. RobledoTenant Name Unit it 1202, Richard J. Daley Center, as described below, pursuant toproperty, as described below, were or know of any students forKenosha. WI 53140 William KoIb 505 1 i 54 Yesenia Roman David Soyck 4085 & 4099 Chicago, Illinois 60602 or with the Illinois Self-Service StoragepursuanttotheIllinoisSelf- whom temporary records wereTel. (262) 657-2000 Uftra Coporation 507 1086 Humberto Santin 9/25, 10/2/14 #846687 the representative, or both, on or Facility Act. Service Storage Facility Act, lIli- compiled and want to review orFax. (262) 657-2018 Kathie Wilkins-Howell 516 2483 Jovan R. Sherden before March 30, 2015 which Illinois Code 770-ILCS 95/7 onsois Code 770 ILCS 95/ito Life Storage of Wrigleyville will obtaintheserecords,pleaseE-Mail: [email protected] Kathie Wilkins 516 3137 Morgan Smith date is not lesa than 6 months or after Wednesday, October 15,95/7. on Tuesday, October 14, hold a public sale to enforce a contact Barbara Petera at 847-9/18 9/25 10/2/14#843214 Taren Hawkins 742 3168 Pedro A. Velasco from the date of the first publica- 2014. 20i4 at Life Storage Centers of lien imposed on said property, 676-8238 by October 9, 2014. Curtis Hollingworth 746 2502 Byron G. Willis tion of this notice and any claim Public Hearings Location. LiteStorage ofthe State Street, 2361 5. State as described below, pursuant to Theserecordsmaycontain Jeanne Julien 762 2170 Shihiayah E. not tiled within that penod is bar- Montclare, at 6603 W DiverseySt Chicago. IL 60616. the Illinois Self-Service Storage speech and academic evaluation Howard Leggette 773 Young Ave.Chicago,Illinois60707Management reserves the right Facility Act,Illinois Code 770 red. Copies of any claim filedreports and Individualized Edu- Darlene Poole 878 9/25 & 10/2/2014849177 with the Clerk must be mailed or PLEASE TAKE NOTICE - THE(773)237-3030. to withdraw any unit from sale, ILCS 95/1 to 95/7, on or after cationPlans (IEP5) that were Linell C Coleman 889 Notice of public auction delivered to the representative MORTON GROVE ZONINGManagement reserves the rightRegistered or motor vehicles are Wednesday, October 15, 2014, collected in preparation for pro- Ivory D Mitchell i 055Date: 10/8/14 & iO/i5/i4 BOARD OF APPEALS will holdto withdraw any unit from thesold "As Is I Parts Only, no ti- at Lite Storage of Wrigleyville, and to the attorney within 10viding a free and appropriate Gladystine Jones 1061 location: 6226 W. Madison days after it has been filed. a public hearing ori Monday, Oc-sale. The contents of the belowties or registration. 3323 West Addison Street, Chi- public education. These records Eric G Peebles liDiCourt, Morton Grove, IL 9/25, 10/2,10/9/14 #846658 tober 20. 2014 at 7:30 p.m. inspaces will be sold at a publicTenant Name Unit it cago, Illinois, 60618.Manage- will be destroyed on or after Oc- Michael A Castro 1 i 05 Household Goods in storage not the Board ot Trustees Cham-sale tor cash or credit card.IfHelen Osifelu 112 ment reserves the right to with- tober 15, 2014. 9/25, 10/2/14 #843851 paid for by the following: bers, Richard T. Flickinger Mu-there is no market value or noSam Higgins 210 draw any unit from sale Regis- 9/25, 10/2/14#846565 Lisa Sharba nicipalCenter, 6101 Capulinabids received, the goods will beKenneth Fisher 2091 tered or motor vehicles are sold 10/2, 10/9114 #849900 Avenue, Morton Grove, Illinois todisposed Kevin Shane 2100 "As Is I Parts Only," no titles or STATE OF WISCONStN consider the following cases: RegisteredorMotor VehiclesGayle Parker 2104Lite Storage Centers of Hermo-Notice is hereby given that pur-registration. CtRCUIT COURT CASE ZBA 14-17 are sold "AS IS I Parts Only" noDavid Scott 2144sa will hold a public sale to en-suant to Illinois Self-Storage Fa-Tenant Name Unit it KENOSHA COUNTY Requesting variations trom Sec-titles or registration. LuisZepeda 2188torce alienimposed on saidcilities Act, a sale will be held onBrian Nowicki 1024 CANAAN PRESBYTERIANtion 12-2-5 and 12-2-6 of Ordi-Tenant Name Unit Number Shaquana Deal 236 property,as described below,October 15th, 2014, atMarquita M Harris 2068 CHURCH nance 07-07 (Village of MortonJME Mechanical-Jose Medina Lawrence White 3006pursuanttotheIllinoisSelf-LiteStorageofPortagePark,Kristen Piacenza 3041 1424 Greenwood Road Grove Unified Development A2102 Angelletta McCoy 3063Service Storage Facility Act. lIli-6500 West Dakin Street, Chica-Maria Silva 3111 Glenview, IL 60026 Code) to install a garage addi-JME Mechanical-Jose Medina Bradley Gibson 3105nois Code 770 ILCS 95/1togo,IL 60634 (773) 282-2400.Arthur J Krauss 4002 Plaintiff, vs. lion in the rear yard of the prop. A21 03 Marcus Muhammad 311595/7, on October 15, 2014atThecontentsofthe belowGeorge Rivera Jr 4097 YOUNG Ml BACK SIM erty. Sylvia Jackson A2160 Brigett Stokes 3i62Life Storage Centers of Henos-spaces will be sold at a publicLeticia Carrales 4129 6600 W. Wood River Drive The parcel is located in the R2Rudy Villareal BI 123 Aja Hall 316*sa, 4500 W. Grand Ave. Chica-sale tor cash, credit card or certi-ArthurJKrauss 4196 Niles, IL 60714 Single Family Residence Dis-Sasheen Jones Bi 131 Harold Singer 4038go, IL 60639. Phone number isfied funds, If there is no marketYou must be 18 years of age, or Defendant. trictdistrict and is commonlyJoseVazquez B1132 Vernon Seals 4064773-235-8452 value or no bids received, theolder to attend our auctions, Case No. t 4-Cv-0899 known ax 8600 School Street.Amans Roman B1156 Teresa Spencer 4082Management reserves the rightgoodswillbe otherwisedis-Auctioneer; Brook Snyder Illinois Case Code: 30405 The applicant ix Mr. Lorenzo FiolKatherine Olivo 62121 Toccarra Wilson 4089to withdraw any unit from sale,posed of, license it 441 .001668 Hon. David M. 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Just because cancer cells reach these treatments include systemic, or caught in its earliest stages, when another area of the body that does not whole-body treatment; localized treat- tumors may be small and contained. mean they will successfully grow and ment; and pain relief. When a person is diagnosed with meta-form a tumor. Metastatic cancer cells Whole-body treatments are usually static cancer, commonly known as stagecan lie dormant and not grow for years, advised when a cancer has a few metas- 4 cancer, treatments are typically much if they grow at all. tases. Surgery or a targeted therapy may more intensive. not be able to attack all of the cancer Metastatic cancer refers to cancer Why is it still called breast cancer? cells, including those that are not visible. that has spread elsewhere from the If breast cancer spreads to the bones Additional medications and thera- point of origin. In terms of metastatic or lungs, it is not then referred to as pies may be recommended to address breast cancer, cancer cells may be de- bone or lung cancer. Metastatic cancer specific symptoms. Radiation can target tected beyond the breasts, most notablyalways takes the name of the first site cancer cells in one location, while stein the bones, lymph nodes, brain, and! where the cancer was discovered. roidi or surgeries to stabilize bones or or liver. Although much more invasive, When viewed microscopically, cancer other areas may be necessary. Pain-relief metastatic cancer is not a hopeless cells that have spread generally look medications are often prescribed to keep situation. It simply requires a different the same as the original cancer cells patients comfortable until the other treat- course of treatment to fight the disease.and have some of the same features in ments begin to take effect. Sleeping pills common. or medications to treat nausea may be How does cancer spread? prescribed if symptoms axe bothersome. Almost all cancers can form meta- What are the symptoms? Despite all the advancements in static tumors, or tumors that form in Symptoms will vary depending on metastatic breast cancer treatments, it an area other than where the cancer where the cancer has spread. If a tumor is still possible for the cancer to spread. started. The National Cancer Institute is small or growing slowly, there may Experimental trials and new drugs still says cancer cells may initially invade be no symptoms at all. Metastases in being studied may be recommended in nearby healthy tissue, replicating more the bones can cause pain or fractures. particularly stubborn cases. unhealthy, abnormal cells. 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BY WENDY ALTSCHULER N CHURIL[1 For Sun-Times Media by ago I lost my mother to breast cancer. No One Said TyearsI watched the life thain lt Would be EasY . out of her as she got sick, losther hair and shrunk into herself. I also A t,nth .lO,Jny T1vv,*l IS WI* Batt$+ wtI' o watched my father change her ban- dages, feed her and push her ailing body in a wheelchair onto the sunlit front porch. The kaleidoscope of emotions for me roUed beyond the pain I felt for my momit was harrowing to see my stoic dad go through the loss with a stern face, silent. The sadness I felt for my father was in large pall due to how isolated, abandoned and alone he appeared. Ken Churilla's book, "No One "No OneSaid It WouldbeEasy,"by ken Said It Would Be Easy: A Husband's . Churilla Journey Through His Wife's Battle With Breast Cancer' captures the for women's lives together. Readers real and raw experience of a hus- are able to learn from and empa- band losing his wife - something thize with a husband's mistakes and AuthorKenChurilla holds acopy ofhisbook "No OneSaid lt WouldbeEasy." iSUPPLIED PHOTOS that many men, my father included, triumphs as his navigates unchart- can relate to. ed territory. "I wrote this book because guys "While all of the attention and account of resolution and hope. don't talk," said Churilla. 'They'll support from friends, family and " It's Like being plucked out of normal, everyday Churilla, director of marketing at talk about the Bears and the doctors is rightfully focused on the life and put right into the eye of a hurricane - you Balnioral Park Racetrack in Crete, Blackhawks all day long but they woman and the kids (if there are have no idea where to turn or what to do even is a Chicago-based writer with don't 'talk.' When the subject of this kids involved), few think about the a rich journalism career history. book [Tommy] went through this, guy in the equation," said Churilla. though everyone is counting on you." His work has been featured in I started to think about how many "Everyone is leaning on him to KEN CHURILLA,author of"No One Said It Would Be Easy: numerous publications including men are forced into this journey keep the ship righted and handle A Husband's Journey Through His Wife's Battle With Breast Cancer" inedia kit artist biographies for but have no clue what to do or how everything when he is hurting and musicians Kenny Chesney, George to handle things. lt's like being confused as well. The question is: Strait, Martina McBride and others. plucked out of normai, everyday How does a guy say, Hey, what ties. This book gives the reader a Tommy's actions." "No One Said It Would be Easy" is life and put right into the eye of about me?' or 'What do I do?' when chance to see how someone else Sharing stories of loss and Churilla's first book and portions of a hurricane - you have no idea his wife is literally fighting for her handled those things and depend- survival, bringing to light the the proceeds are being donated to where to turn or what to do even life?" ing on where the reader is in their agony and fear of breast cancer, help fund the fight against breast though everyone is counting on Trauma affects everyone in the situation, it gives them a base is essential for women - as we cancer. The book reached No. 7 you." household - men are not exempt. understanding and allows them the all share that very real risk - but on the Amazon Bestseller Ranking Death and dying is certainly "I look at this book kind of like a opportunity to make whatever deci- also, it's imperative that men speak in the Breast Cancer category. not an easy topic to discuss. In his foothall player watches game tape,"sion that works for them. For some up as well. The sobering reality In August, is reached the No. 1 book, Churilla gives men a voice, said Churilla. 'The reader and it allows them a peek at things that of losing a loved one is arduous, position in the same category at without taking the spotlight off of Tommy have the same opponent - are down the road and helps them especially when journeyed alone. Canada's Amazon site. The book the women fighting for their lives, breast cancer - and even though it prepare while for others it gives Hopefully men - including men is published by Dunham Books because in reality, both men and will not attack them both the same them a chance to reflect on what like my father - will gain valuable and is available in paperback and women, in many cases, are fighting way, there are a lot of similari- they did and measure it up against insight through Churilla's authentic e-book. . 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ABOVE: Northbrook-based New Tradition Men's Barbershop Chorus joins the Purdue Varsity Glee Club in concert Oct. II. RIGHT: Marek Rachelski 150 male voices unite for Nues concert. BY MELISSA WASSMAN Concert Choir and Niles Sympho- For Sun-Times Media ny Orchestra. MUSICA LUMINA "It's an honor for me to be 2014-2015 SERIES Musica Lumina series able to perform in his memory will fill St. John Brebeuf The New Tradition Men's Bar- and dedicate these concerts to TheChurch in Niles with 150 bershop Chorus and The Purdue the energy that he placed into melodic male voices as The New Varsity Glee Club performance making music in the community Tradition Men's Barbershop Cho- 8 p.m. Saturday, Oct. II and bringing people together," rus and the Purdue Varsity Glee St. John Brebeuf Church, 8307 Rachelski said. "It's something Club perform together on Oct. 11. that I aspire to as well." The Purdue Varsity Glee Club, establishedin 1893, will perform solo and wtth the New N. Harlem Ave., Nues The Musica Lumina concert The Northbrook-based New Tradition Men's Barbershop Chorus, at St.Brebeuf Church in Nues Oct. II. sies began Sept. 14 and contin- (847) 966-8145; Sjbrebeuf.org Tradition Men's Barbershop ues through March 29. Among Chorus, under the direction of Under the direction of Wil- The two all-male entities will the eight concert dates, various Jay Giallombardo, has delivered ham Griffel, the Purdue Varsity sing some pieces separately and ensembles will perform vocally opportunities for me as well. It's a distinctive combination of Glee Club's versatile repertoire some together, and the evening and instrumentally. kind of an outreach for the church musicianship and professional includes one-of-a-kind arrange- will feature a range of songs "I love to create opportunity also. We like having people come presentation since 1982. Enter- ments of gospel, vocal jazz, swing, including barbershop chorus and for musicians to perform and to in and visit, so that they can see taming audiences with musical contemporary hits, romantic pop tunes. create opportunity for people in and experience the nice place that harmony, dazzling choreography ballads, classical choral selec- "Music that involves more te community to come together we have." and eye-catching costumes, the tions, barbershop, folk melodies, than one person, brings life to and enjoy themselves," said Marek Musica Lumina features three all-volunteer group welcomes patriotic standards, opera, coun- our community," said Rachelski, Rachelski, St. John Brebeuf Music Rudcki Commemorative Concerts men of all ages and skill levels. try and novelty tunes. Founded a Park Ridge resident. "It brings Director, Niles Metropolitan honoring the legacy of the late The ensemble has won 19 med- in 1893, this select ensemble people together. It brings us joy Chorus Conductor and Musica Rev. Stanley Rudcki, former chair als in the Barbershop Harmony entertains on behalf of Purdue and a sense of peace. Experienc- Lamina Director. "I, of course, like of the Niles College Department ofSociety's International Chorus University, averaging between ing that energy in a live concert to perform mysell, so there's some Fine Arts and founder of the Niles Contest. 50-60 appearances every year. there's no substitute for that." NIL A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION ThURSDAY OCTOBER 2 2014 47 BEGINS IN ONE WEEK I A PREBROAD WAY WORLD PREMIERE MUSICAL SONG THE WORLD KNOWS. THE STORY IT DOESN'T.

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BY IDY WEISS 'THE COMMONS OF PENSACOLA' [email protected] Through Oct. 9 Northlight Theatre, 9501 Skokie Blvd., Some might describe "The Commons Skokie of Pensacola" - the tremendously accom- pushed first play written by actress Amanda $25-$78 Peet, now receiving a deliciously fierce Mid- (847) 673-6300; Northlight.org west premiere at Northlight Theatre - as a tale of survival. Others might call it picture of the afterlife, or a study in collateral damage, guilt, denial and our uniquely 2lst-cen- Arriving from New York is Becca (Lusia tury form of tabloid narcissism. A few might Strus), her 43-year-old daughter - a still even call it an American tragedy. struggling actress who babysits for her In fact, it is all these things, and more. compassionate agent's children. She has Peet has managed to spin her story into brought along her latest boyfriend, Gabe (a an airtight 90 minutes full of memorable perfectly attractive-smarmy Erik Heilman), characters and painful truths. And director a freelance journalist 13 years her junior. Robin Witt has gathered a cast of six that is Quite the transparent opportunist, Gabe u L C tn d 1) i hi' pure perfection. hopes to devise some sort of "docu-series" Peet has taken her inspiration from the that would gain him attention and, as he H!STOPHER SMITH Bernie Madoff scandal but spun her own tries to sell it, serve as a platform for for- version of the fallout for his family by imag- giveness for Judith. Also visiting is Judith's ining a story in which a mother and her two sexy, foul-mouthed teenage granddaughter, OPHER SMITH adult daughters (rather than Madoff's two Lizzy (Leah Karpel is ideal), whose mother, A.IHUR GIRON sons) try to find some way forward while Ali (Lori Myers), has totally divorced herself living under the pitch-black cloud of an from her own mother. ,.ja p It)7 b)1 infamous crime. As mother and daughter, Kimbrough ,TOPHER GATTELLI Judith (Linda Kimbrough), who insists and Strus, veteran Chicago actresses who she knew nothing about her husband's can flip from tragedy to comedy in a single b3' financial skullduggery has lost almost ev- breath, are a match made in heaven as two LBARRL erything. She is 71, on a serious regimen of women imprisoned in a web of love, loss, medications, and lives more or less "in exile"fear and need. Their blistering mother- in a generic condo in Pensacola, Fla., with no daughter firefight is a stunner, and would trace of her past, including her family. have been the ideal place to end the play. F'OUR WEEKS ONLY! "You are just living like the rest of the Peet should have resisted the urge to put a OCTOBER 9- NOVEMBER 2 world," one of Judith's daughters reminds slightly upbeat ending on a story that can- her (though in fact, she is living better than not possibly have one. But this is an other- 'BANK OFMERICA fliEATRE I most). 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Mills is working on costuming and choreo- graphing two dance numbers. "We're going to be using some '70s songs for the fairies "We're doing a little bit of transitional music to run the theme of the show together." Of course, they are including the song "Age ture - peace not war." rebellious," actor Olivia Douglas said. "She's rebelling against her father and Athens's society where women are objects." to the Vietnam War era, "allows for a little bit more of a casual take on the role. In the Vietnam Era, women were coming into their own - free love and experimenting with all kinds of stuff. Rebellion is one thing that transcends through any era. It's just a different kind of rebellion. age The entire theater space will reflect the In Ortiz's version, Lysander and Demetri- "Lysander is very lyrical and romantic," His goal is to marry Hermia, the woman The Vietnam-era setting works for his That's the setting director Manuel Ortiz "My family comes from a long line of While our country was embroiled in the acter. said Mills, who is performing in his fifth production of "A Midsummer Night's Dream." "It's a lot of fun because Demetrius is kind of gruff whereas Lysander has a way with words." he loves, but her father is set on making a match between his daughter and Demetrius. character, Mills said, "because he is very laid back. He fits right into the hippie cul- Shakespeare's 'Midsummer' Shakespeare's has chosen for his take on Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream" for James Downing Theatre. military personnel so I wanted to add some of my roots," Ortiz explained. "We mention war in the text but we don't say which one: That's why I love Shakespeare. So much of his work can be related to so many different times." Vietnam War era."The minute someone walks into the space, they have to feel the essence of what started out so little and became so big," the director said. us, who both initially compete for Hermia's love, are high-ranking soldiers. That's not the chosen career path of Lysander, though, contested Corey Mills, who plays the char- Lysander (Corey Mills) and Hermia (Olivia Douglas) hit ana happy planto hide in the woods to wed, away Lysander (Corey Mills) and Hermia (Olivia Douglas) ideal fit for BY MYRNA PETLICKI For Sun-Times Media Vietnam War in the 1960s, hippies prosely- tized the philosophy, "Make love, not war." from Athenian law. s S s e e s s e es S S C

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May 22 Music ofioyous Celebration! at DevonshireCounty Fair All concerts are Fridays at 7:30 p.m. in Pick-Staiger Concert Hal!, Evanston telescopes and binoculars. Coffee, cocoa and BY MYRNA PETLICKI Tickets and Info: 847/467-4000 www.pickstaiger.org For Sun-Times Media pastries will be served. Cost is $15 per fam- uy; $5 per individual. You can take a hayride or try a circus For details, call (847) 692-3570 or go to ASK ABOUT ; trapeze at Devonshire County Faii 1-4 p.m. www.prparks.org. Murder at Sunday, Oct. 5 at Devonshire Cultural Cen- ter and Park, 4422 Greenwood St., Skokie GO TO TOWN Dracula's Castle "We are really excited," said Facility ...with Miss Linda of the Old Town School We have Private Luncheon & Manager Robin Horwitz. "Special guest of Folk Music, 10:30-11:15 a.m. Monday, Oct. Dmner P9eiy stars will be appearing - Anna and Elsa 6 at Morton Grove Public Library 6140 from 'Frozen,' to do a sing-along. Spider- Lincoln Ave. She will share fall songs in this man and Batman will be on hand for the interactive program designed for preschool boys. They will do stunts and then all four and kindergarten age kids and parents. characters will do a meet-and-greet." For details, call (847) 965-4220 or go to There will also be a Puppies on Parade wwmgpl.org. contest. "People can dress up their dogs of all ages. We'll parade them around the park PICTURE THIS and they can win ribbons," Horwitz said. Actually, it will take a lot of imagination Other activities will include inflatables, to do that when you bring your child to relay races, face painting, ten stations of fall "The Book with No Pictures" Storytime, 11 arts and crafts projects, pie eating contest a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 7 at the Sherman Plaza and musical entertainment. Vendors will sell Barnes & Noble, 1630 Sherman Ave., Evan- food. ston. Kids will love B. J. Novak's very funny, The cost is $10 per person for a book of award-winning book. event tickets; $25 per family of four; $2 for For details, call (847) 424-0848 or go to individual tickets. Each activity requires one www.barnesandnoble.com. ticket. For details, call (847) 674-1500 or go to CAN'T BE BEAT Eveiy Saturday wwwskokieparks.org. Northwestern University's student-pro- Murder Enjoyour beautiful I I tri I sii I ti duced premiere drum, dance and rhythm IN THE an Exciting InteractiveMurderhIvserv. A EARLY BIRD SPECIAL ensemble, Boomshaka, will use everything Complete Dinner and Cocktails (Cash Bar) are Wake your kids early on Wednesday, Oct. from sticks to poles, buckets, hands and Haunted served at the Murder Mansion. Space is limited! 8 for an amazing experience at Eclipse and feet, 2-3 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 12 at Niles Public Call for Reservation. Eau Claires, 5:30-7 a.m. at Wildwood Nature Library, 6960 Oakton St. Pick up tickets in Mansion Center, 529 Forestview Ave., Park Ridge. KidSpace 30 minutes before the show. 773.267.6400 Your family will learn about the moon and For details, call (847) 663-1234 or go to astronomy and watch the eclipse through wwwnileslibrary.org. Mystery www.mysteryltd.com ThURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2014 A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION NIL

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Ticket price includes the "Events" tab on the left side of the 2 p.m.: A World War Il platoon has the display in a juried art exhibition inside film, popcorn, drink and a goodie bag. screen. Please submit the event job of rescuing art from Nazi thieves. the Emily Oaks Nature Center Gallery FRIDAY, OCT. 3 Proceeds benefit the American Cancer no later than IO days before the Stars George Clooney, Matt Damon and Nov. 7-Jan. 2, 2015. Emily Oaks Nature Society and other Philanthropic en- desired publication date. Bill Murray. 118 minutes. Niles Public Center, 4650 Brummel St., Skokie. Call Lite Lunch and Movie deavors of the Philoptochos Society, a Library District, 6960 W. Oakton St., 847-674-1500, ext. 2500. Noon: Join seniors for lunch and a philanthropic organization of the Greek Niles. Call 847-663-1234. Orthodox Church. Pickwick Theatre, 5 screening of Jack Reacher," the 2012 Devonshire Counly Fair thriller about a homicide investigator S. Prospect Ave., Park Ridge. Call 847- Silver Screen Series 'Gigi' I p.m.: This Autumn fair features many who investigates a case involving 825-5800. $35. Picture This You Can Write a 2 p.m.: The 1958 film "Gigi" is screened. indoor and outdoor activities, includ- a trained military sniper. Stars Tom Screenplay Not rated. Runs two hours. Morton ing hayrides, candy apples, pumpkin Cook with Chicago Chef John Cruise, Rosamund Pike and Richard IO am.: Paul Klatt guides attendees Grove Public Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave., decorating, pie-eating contests, a cos- Coletta of Quarlino Ristorante Jenkins. Lunch includes pizza, soda through the steps of creating a success- Morton Grove. Call 847-965-4220. turned photo booth, inflatables, games, and Wine Bar and dessert. Niles Senior Center, 999 ful screenplay in this six-week course. vendors and circus acts. Devonshire 6 p.m.: Chef John Coletta from Quar- Civic Center Drive, Niles. Call 847- 588- Learn what makes a movie interesting Origami Workshop Cultural Center, 4400 Greenwood St., tino Ristorante comes to Mariano's to 8420. $5-$750. and use the tools of the trade to turn a 2 p.m.: Students can learn about Jap- Skokie. Call 847-674-1500,. demonstrate recipes for homemade anese art and how it influenced Frank Friday Film: 'Draft Day' story into a script. Call to register. Ei sen- ricotta, porcini-crusted halibut with Lloyd Wright's architecture, then learn Cavatina Duo and Guests in 1p.m.: A 2014 sports film starring hower Public Library, 4613 N. Oketo borlotti beans and raw artichoke with basic origami folds and designs to make Kevin Costner as general manager of Ave., Harwood Heights. Call 708-867- Concert parmigiano reggiano. Seats are limited. figures inspired by architecture. For stu- 2 p.m.: The performance includes pieces the Cleveland Browns who navigates 7828. Reserve a spot at www.marianos.com/ dents in grades two to six. 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Prospect Ave., Park Ridge. pre-K to third are invited to participate Library, 5215 Oakton St., Skokie. Call battle to liberate Warsaw from Nazi oc- ing and dining. Participants can wear in special programming with holiday ac- 847-673-7774. cupiers in 1944. Reservations required, Enrique Iglesias & Pitbull tivities and snacks until the conclusion their best ballroom attire. Exploritorium, email [email protected]. Illinois 7:30 p.m.: Tickets at www.ticketmaster. 4701 Oakton St., Skokie. Call 847-674- of the Vom Kippur service. Evanston MONDAY, OCT. 6 Holocaust Museum, 9603 Woods Drive, 1500,. $30-$36 per couple. corn. Allstate Arena, 6920 Mannheim Township High School, 1600 Dodge Skokie. Call 847-967-4800. Road, Rosemont. $40-$193. Ave., Evanston. Call 847-675-0951. Octoberf est Maker Monday 4:30 p.m.: Kids can make crafts out of Power of Pink Gala 6 p.m.: German folk band Alpine SATURDAY, OCT. 4 Autumn Fest ordinary things. For students in grades 7 p.m.: This year's gala features the Thunder plays. There is a German buffet Il am.: Autumn Festfeatures a corn three to eight. Nues Public Library Midwest movie premier of Robert dinner with complimentary wine, danc- Temple Both Israel's Yom Kippur maze, games, crafts, pony rides, a pet- District, 6960 W. Oakton St., Niles. Call Krantz's movie "Christmas with the ing, a silent auction, a bar, games and ting zoo, magician, inflatables and aDJ. Karountzoses." Robert Krantz is on Young Families Holiday Service awards. Admission includes one free 847-663-6625. 9 a.m.: Temple Beth Israel holds a Vom A concession stand grills burgers and hand as well. A portion of the proceeds cocktail. Ridgemoor Country Club, 6601 Kippur holiday service for families with brats along with a special event menu. World Film Night 'Tanta Agua' benefit the American Cancer Society's W. Gunnison St., Harwood Heights. $75. children ages 5 and under in the school Gouin Park, 2400 Scott St., Franklin 7 p.m.: This movie night features "Tanta Making Strides Against Breast Cancer cafeteria. A general ceremony is held Park. Call 708-343-5070. Agua," a film about a sullen teenager's program and go toward those afflicted at the same time in the auditorium. SUNDAY, OCT. 5 attempt to connect with her brother and in the Chicagoland area. The event Nonmembers are welcome. No tickets Build Your Own Scarecrow divorced father. This film is in Spanish, sponsored is by The Philoptochos are required. Evanston Township High Noon: Learn how to build your own Skokie Farmers Market with English subtitles. 102 minutes. Societies of The Ascension of Our Lord, School, 1600 Dodge Ave., Evanston. Call scarecrow, using some old clothes 7:30 am.: The Skokie Farmers Market Skokie Public Library, 5215 Oakton St., Saint John the Baptist and Saints Peter 847-675-0951. around the house, a pumpkin and straw. brings vendors in from Illinois, Indiana, Skokie. Call 847-673-7774. and Paul. Admission includes the movie, Charge of $5 for supplies. Wagner Farm, Michigan and Wisconsin that sell fresh popcorn, a drink and a goody bag. Doors Hike Starved Rock 1510 Wagner Road, Glenview. Call 847- produce, cheeses, spices, flowers and Trivia Night open 5:30 p.m. Attendees should send 9:30 a.m.: Take a naturalist-led hike 657-1506. other sundry items. Select days offer 8 p.m.: Winners receive gift cards. their name, phone number and number through Starved Rock State Park. The entertainment such as live music. Dogs Specials include $4 Budweiser products of tickets requested with a check walk involves hiking on unpaved trails Booze, Bars and Bootlegging and pets are not allowed in the market. and 60-centwings. Buffalo Wild Wings, payable to Ascension Philoptochos. and stairs. Attendees should wear 12:15 p.m.: The Chicago History Museum The Skokie Farmers Market open since 7020 Carpenter Road, Skokie. Call 847,, These registration materials should appropriate hiking shoes and bring a Pub Crawl features infamous speakeas- 1975 is sponsored by the Consumer 329-9333. be mailed to Ascension Philoptochos, sack lunch and drink. Dinner at Duffy's ies that were popular among Chicago's Affairs Commission. Skokie Village Hall, $207 Riverwoods Road, Lincoinshire, IL is included. Wildwood Nature Center, notorious gangsters during prohibition. 5127 Oakton St., Skokie. Call 847-673- 60069. Pickwick Theatre, 5S. Prospect 529 Forestview Ave., Park Ridge. Call The three-hour tour features four 0500. 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Voices From Beyond Patrick Harris Alexander and the Terrible Horrible No Good Very Bad ThuB During the media circus following a Rated PG for action, some peril and mild Day (PG) woman's mysterious disappearance, her rude humor ROSEMONT IB Thu l-7-9:30 husband (Affleck) learns he has become a Stars: Ben Kingsley, Nick Frost, Tracy 9701 Bryn Mawr Ave. Dracula Untold (PC-13) suspect. David Fincher ("The Girl with the Morgan, Richard Ayoade Rosemont Dragon Tattoo") directed the thriller. Though produced by the makers of Thu 9 p.m. "Coraline" and "Paranorman," this disap- (847) 447-1030 Dracula Untold in MAX (PC-I3) THE HERO OF COLOR CITY pointing stop-motion family adventure www.muvico.com scores roughly equivalent points for weird- Thu 8-10:20 Rated G Contact theater for showtimes. Stars: Christina Ricci, Sean Astin, Owen ness, but without nearly as much charm or TheJudge (R) Wilson, Rosie Perez humor. 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Rated P0-13 for some thematic ele- Fri-Sun 2:20-7:45 REGAL GARDENS STADIUM l-6 THE EQUALIZER 4999 Old Orchard Center ments, violence/peril and brief drug Cone Girl (R) content *** Skokie Fri-Sun 1:15-7 Stars: Nicolas Cage, Lea Thompson, Rated R for strong bloody violence and (847) 673-4037 Chad Michael Murray, Cassi Thomson language throughout PICKWICK THEATRE Surely one of the dullest end-of-the- Stars: Denzel Washington, Chloe Grace www.regmovies.com 5 S. Prospect Ave. world movies ever made, the evangelical- Moretz, Bill Pullman, Melissa Leo Contact theater for showtimes. Christian-targeting rapture drama "Left After setting his violent past behind him, Park Ridge Behind" does its best to dramatize the pan- a former special agent (Washington) de- (847) 604-2234 RECAL GARDENS 7-13 demonium that ensues when true believers cides to help a girl (Moretz) threatened by 4999 Old Orchard Center Russian gangsters. 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For Sun-Times Media kids early on about the significance of helping Teachingothers, giving back to their communities and supporting local charities will set them up for a lifetime of momentous experiences and happiness. Simply put: doing good deeds feels good. The Cove School in Northbrook, which provides thoughtful education and life skills for children with learning disabilities, knows Serving a smile: Teaching students about service is part of St. Celestine School's ethos. All all too well about how benevolent students are involved in charitable projects throughout the year. I SUPPLIED PHOTO support secures success. Teach- ers and specialists operate with is the bonding that happens sick, the elderly and for veterans among fellow students that are and soldiers. such sensitivity, kindliness and Cove Kids Care: The Cove School efforts serve the underprivileged. I SUPPLIED PHOTO positive encouragement - tai- working toward the same goal: "These cards are distributed lored specifically to each child's our students," said Alexandra Ar- coordinate an all school donation volunteering. through our Ministry of Care and needs - that helping students gentar, director of development at drive and promote the cause to "Cove High School student also directly to veteran hospitals," learn the importance of serving The Cove School. "It has enabled their peers." council leaders choose local said Jeanine Rocchi, principal at St. isn't a far stretch. our students to choose organi- Students are able to learn a charities and run school-wide Celestine School in Elmwood Park. "Cove Kids Care was launched zations they have an interest in great deal about how to organize,donation drives," said Argentar. Rocchi went on to say: "Dur- as a community outreach program giving back to, develop a rela- direct and get involved in vari- "The full K-12 school participates ing the month of November the and leadership opportunity for tionship with those organizations, ous charities. The added benefit by donating items and high school entire school collects over 2000 students deliver them. Past chan- cans of food for our parish food ties have included the Northfield pantry and since food is sold by Food Pantry, Orphans of the Storm weight, collecting canned goods and Evanston School Children's is very helpful so other foodstuffs Clothing Association." can be purchased." The Cove School executive Prayers for sick relatives or director Sally Sover said: "Our friends are spoken daily oven community outreach has extendedthe school's loudspeaker, which, far beyond our walls and is provid-according to Rocchi, is one of the ing meaningful opportunities for biggest endeavors at St. Celestine our students to reach out to others.School that doesn't cost a dime. How proud we are of our student "It is amazing how many people council and of our entire student let us know how much those body fon championing efforts to prayers meant to them," said Roc- serve the underprivileged throughchi. "We also have a moment of Cove Kids Care." silence for peace daily.When the Teaching students about chimes ring fon peace it is eerily service is part of St. Celestine quiet throughout the school fon School's ethos. All students are that moment." involved in charitable projects Students also help with school throughout the year - collections and parish events - setting up and donations for worthy causes: or taking down chairs and tables, diapers for a women's shelter; serving pasta dinners at school hats, gloves and books for a poor functions, assisting with the school inner city parish; donations for lunch program, aiding the primary Misiercondia, cancer and heart classrooms and patrolling the research and participation in school entrances. Boosterthon, a fitness program "Everyday, students are taught that donates some of the proceedsthat service is expected from .- to disadvantaged communities. everyone, and we are hopeful that Another open-handed ini- they will carry on this service- When they give back: Students are able to ieam a great deal about how to organize, direct and get involved in various charities. The added tiative at St. Celestine School minded attitude throughout their benefit is the bonding that happens among fellow students that are working toward the same goal: volunteering. I SUPPLIED PHOTO involves making cards for the adulthood," Rocchi said. CUSTOM MEDIA SOLUTIONS SPECIALSECTIONS.SUNTIMES.COM NO 4 ITHURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2014 PRIVATESCHOOLS I Excite & Educate

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WILMETTE - Emmett Russell WHO: Providence (5-O, 2-O Catho- has proven himself to be a big-time lic League Blue), the Sun-Times' No. football player this fall, but it's 3-ranked team at Loyola (4-1, O-l), something the Loyola senior did the No. 15-ranked team in July that forever etched him in WHEN: 1:30 p.m. Saturday Ramblers lore. During a youth summer camp WHERE: Loyola's Wilmette campus at the school, he saved one of his NOTES: Loyola earned a 55-14 win teammates from drowning in the at St. Ignatius on Friday. ... Satur- pool while working as a camp day's game could be cinsidered a counselor. must-win for the Ramblers if they Senior defensive lineman An- want to capture another Catholic drews Beniana broke his nose and League Blue championship. Provi- was knocked unconscious after dence can earn a share of the title doing a belly flop into the water. with a win. ... Providence is coming Beniana sunk to the bottom of the off a 41-27 win Friday at St. Rita. pool, where he stayed for several moments. At first, Russell said many of the to see, very gratifying." onlookers believed Beniana was Holecek said Russell "doesn't playing a joke, but they later grew get rattled." worried. On the word of a swim- "He has a sense of calm about ming instructor, Russell, who was him, and he seems to be able to in line for the diving board, jumped deal with certain situations with in, retrieved Beniana and pulled more patience than others," Hol- the 5-11, 210-pounder to the surface ecek said. "Important things stand and helped him onto the deck. . out to Emmett." The 6-1, 210-pound Russell said Some time passed before Benlana immediately was posi- Beniana, Loyola's starting nose tioned on his side and soon woke guard, asked Russell if he was the up by coughing up water. CPR one who saved his life, according to never was needed, according to Russell. Russell. Beniana was taken to the "We had a conversation about hospital and treated for his broken it, and he gave me a hug," said nose and concussion-like symp- Russell, who's been teammates toms. with Beniana since freshman year. "I can't exactly remember Loyola's Emmett Russell (left) and Andrews Beniana pose in front of the St. Ignatius statue at Loyola. Russell rescued Beniana "Everything is back to normal." what happened," said Beniana, from the bottom of Loyola's pool this summer. i MAU HARNESS/SUN-TIMES MnIA While playing a game like he did a Chicago resident who also was against Fenwick doesn't compare serving as a camp counselor. "I To this day, Russell undersells As a junior, Russell played a tackle on a fourth-down recep- to his heroics over the summer, was recovering from it even a few his role in the pool rescue, remark- almost exclusively on special tion that resulted in a turnover on Russell is making sure he's known weeks later." ing that he's only an ordinary teams. But he worked his way into downs. for football, too. Russell, who received several person put in an extraordinary a starting position this season. In a "Emmett was a question mark 'We all knew Emmett was a congratulatory handshakes from position. 42-0 win over Fenwick on Sept. 20,going in, and he's answered it," great player last year," senior offen- firefighters when they arrived Senior defensive lineman Tom the outside linebacker produced Loyola coach John Holecek said of sive lineman Mike Carlin said. "But at the scene, said he didn't think Dreher and senior receiver Owen multiple clips for his highlight reel.the Skokie resident. 'As a junior, juniors sometimes get stuck behind about the seriousness of the situa- Buscaglia both said they weren't In the first quarter alone, Rus- he was making the same mistakes seniors, and it's hard to out-compete tion at the time. surprised by Russell's actions. sell had two tackles for losses and over and over again, and we were them for playing time. But he never "I was too in the moment to re- "That speaks to Emmett, and returned an interception 24 yards really worried about his develop- got down about it. He just kept alize what really wás going on," he the kind of kid he is," Dreher said. for the team's third touchdown. On ment. But he matured mentally working hard and got his chance." said. "Looking back on it, I know. Added Buscaglia, "He will stick another series, he broke up a pass and physically, and he put in the "But he's just a great guy, and When I dove in, though, I didn't his neck out for you, have your on third down to force a Fenwick effort to change. He's done a great we are all thankful for what he did think it was that big of a deal." back, stand up for you." punt. Later in the quarter, he madejob for us, and it's been a pleasure for [Benianal." i SPORTSPIXJJAN VOLK Ridgewood alumna Danielle Rzewnicki played in each of the Have a suggestionfor the College Earlier in the year, Connecticut Mueller is a four-year starter continued their strong start to the season with a 25718, 25722, 25722 in Clinton, Iowa. The junior setter team's first 20 games. She ranks second on the team in assists (357) and first in service aces (20). Roundup?EmailNick Bullock at [email protected]. standing academics, athletics and community service. for the Huskies. He was named to the 2011 and 2012 Big East All- Academic Teams, and to the 2013 American Athletic Conference All-Academic Team. Rzewnicki and her Ashford women's volleyball team (16-4) victory over St. Ambrose Sept. 23 recorded 15 assists in the match. Brandeis freshman Samantha Schwartz leads the women's soccer team in scoring with six goals. also nominated Mueller for the Wuerffel Trophy, awarded for out- Reíor scois ti: [email protected] Reíor scois I winning streak winning COLLEGE NOTEBOOK Schools each can nominate Hargadon started in goal for five Maine South alumnus Adam Her latest clincher came in a It's been a tough start to the Highiand Park alumna Sa- After falling out of the gate in Fame's National Scholar-Athlete Award. one athlete. The athlete must be a senior or graduate student in the final year of eligibility, have a grade-point average of at least 3.2 on a 4.0 scale, and have "outstanding football ability as a first team player or significant contributor and have demonstrated strong leadership and citizenship," according to the NFF website. season for the Princeton women's soccer team, but senior goalkeeper eludes in a 00 tie with Seton Hall Sept. 8 in Princeton, N.J. It was the Oak Park-River Forest alumna's first shutout of the season and the sixth of her career. of the team's first six games. Over that time, she recorded a 2.1 goals- against average and 12 saves. Mueller, a senior long snapper on the Connecticut football team was recently named one of 167 semifi- nalists for the William V. Campbell Trophy, the National Football Foundation and College Hall of Schwartz sparks Brandeis Schwartz Judges' most consistent scoring first eight games, the freshman forward led the team in points (15), 170 victory against Wellesley Col- lege Sept. 23 in Wellesley, Mass. Schwartz also finished with six shots and two shots on goal. Darcy Hargadon has been a bright spot for the Tigers. That in- on a BY NICK BULLOCK For Sun-Times Media, @HSCNewsNorth a season-opening loss to the Mas- sachusetts Institute of Technology the Brandeis women's soccer team promptly rattled off seven straight wins. mantha Schwartz has been the threat. While starting each of the goals (6) and game-winners (3). III highsthoolcubenews.aim i TIM BOYLEIFORSUN-TIMES MEDIA "It's all about getting together "It's all about preparation," Gale Parent volunteers also host a Pavlik said he's been impressed "[Brand and I] had to spend The linemen spend time to- said. "We're constantly watching film of the other teams' defenses." Wednesday, which gives the players a chance to become closer. and being one team - getting to know each other, love each other and become a real team," Brand said. everything, but the new guys on the gether off the field and that is likely part ofthe reason why the line has learned to work together so well. The offensive line gets together every Sunday to watch film from the previous week's game. pasta dinner for the team every establish the line of scrimmage on Friday night, and he believes his the experience of playing in such a hard-fought game. with how the new starting linemen have played so far this season. some time walking them through unit have been great," he said. how the offensive line was able to junior linemen benefitted from p.m. East Suburban Catholic game. 7:30 for a A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION ML PRESS PUBLICATION A PIONEER Gale said he was satisfied with Offensive line coach Joe Gale "We definitely gave it 100 per- Pavlik also said he was pleased In addition to Pavlik, the Dons' Dons coach Mike Hennessey "I thought in three or four of our l-2) I tackle Brian Brand. The other three starters - junior left tackle Jackson Delfosse, junior left guard Matt Bernal and junior center Tom Simon - are in their first year in their roles. drives, we really dominated the line of scrimmage," he said. was proud ofhow his unit's performance improved over the course of the game. cent effort and that bodes well for our next game," Gale said. "We're gaining confidence." with how the offensive line was able to "up the intensity after halftime," and get better throughout the game. offensive line has only one other returning starter, senior right took most ofthe quarter and ended with a 1-yard rush by senior running back Marco Orlandi. said he thought the offensive line did a good job of keeping Notre Dame in the game. oi CUBEr travels Friday to Manan Central (3-2, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2,2014 THURSDAY,

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"We were solid up front and we The unit played well enough The Dons' two touchdowns both NILES - Despite a 21-14 loss, 2-3, l-2) Notre Dame's offensive line had plenty tobe proud of after the team's East Suburban Catholic did our job in the trenches," senior right guard Frank Pavlik said of the line's performance. Friday to give the Dons a number of offensive opportunities. Notre Dame had 189 yards rushing and 82 yards passing. came in the second quarter. The first was on a 5-yard run by junior running back Quentin Grays, who had 85 rushing yards on the night. 'Dhe second capped off a drive that BY MEGAN HART For Sun-Times Media, @meganmariehart game against St. Viator. against St. Viator 82 passing yards Dons tallied ¡89

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By MEGAN HART For Sun-Times Media, @meganmaiieliart

At 5-2, Mandy Aragon is nearly a foot shorter than Niles North's tallest volleyball player, Amanda Green. Aragon said opposing players sometimes underestimate her because of her height. She said she doesn't mind, though. It just makes getting digs Barrington Wade, who is pictured running the ball on Sept. 19 against Glenbrook South, gained 339 all-purpose yards and scored against them that much sweeter. five touchdowns Friday against Maine West. nw AU.EN/EOR SUN-TIMES MEDIA "My goal personally is to get a touch on every ball," Aragon said. III NILES NORTH "I don't want any ball to drop if I could have gotten to it." Vikings coach Michael Cott considers Aragon, a senior libero, one of the team's hardest workers Vikings backontrack in practice. This season, that work ethic has produced impressive Trier, Glenbrook South," Egofske scored on two runs of 56 yards. results. Aragon had a career-best Wade's return to said. "There was some anger in the "It was my second game of the 20 digs in a loss to Maine East on Nues North libere Mandy Aragon digs the kids." season, and my toe healed per- Sept. 18. ball as Laura Moy (5) looks on during health fuels Nues The players didn't want those fectly," Wade said. "I was really happy when I their match on Sept. 6 in Northbrook. back-to-back defeats to get in the It was the best game of Wade's heard about that, I didn't even TRACY AlIEN/FOR SUN-TIMES MEDIA North's offensive way of the expectations they set career, according to Egofske. Wade realize it happened during the after Miles North (3-2, 1-0) started practiced for the first time after game," Aragon said. "It made me a number ofuniversities in the outbreak the season with victories over the injury on Sept. 17, just a couple feel really good about myselfi" Midwest. Shepard and NMes West. of days before the Glenbrook South According to Cott, Aragon After she graduates, the Vikings By STEVE SADIN 'After those two losses the team game. volleyball skills have improved are still scheduled to have one Ara- For Sun-Times Media, @sadinsteve was down7 Nues North quarterback "He was pretty sore [against dramatically over the two years in gon on their team. Mandy Aragon's Tony Granate said. "The captains Glenbrook South]," Egotske said. which she has been a part of the younger sister, Alyssa Aragon, is After lopsided losses to Glen- said uwe win conference, we don't "He needed time to recover." Niles North varsity team. one of only two freshmen on the brook South and New Trier, the have to worry about playoff points." Granato credited a good week Although Aragon played libero squad. Nues North football team came "Niles North has not been to of practice to the team's prolific last year on her club team, Energy "She's a great athlete and I'm into its contest against Maine Westthe playoffs ¡n [22] years," running scoring. He completed 15 of 18 Volleyball, this is her first sea- proud of her for working hard with something to prove. back Barrington Wade added. "If passes for 262 yards and three son playing the position for the and getting playing time," Mandy The Vikings responded Friday we put out heart into it, we can touchdowns. Vikings. She has become one of theAragon said of her sister. with the biggest scoring output in make it happen." "I watched a lot of film and felt team's defensive leaders. Through Cott said both Mandy and Alys- Mark Egofske's 11 years as a head Wade, who missed the first comfortable with the game plan," 18 games, she had 20 aces and 140 sa Aragon are so composed that if coach - at NUes North the last three games with a broken toe Granato said. "My line gave me digs. he hadn't known they were sisters, three years and Nues West before and was barely out of a boot for plenty of time to complete my Aragon plans to continue her he would never have guessed from that - as they routed Maine West the Glenbrook South contest, was passes." volleyball career after graduation their behavior. - 65-26 in a Central Suburban North at full speed against Maine West The Vildngs will try to sustain by playing on either an intramural "Both just come to practice and game in Des Plaines. with 338 all-purpose yards and fivetheir momentum when they host or club team in college. Aragon they work," he said. "Both of them "We haven't played well against touchdowns. The junior carried Maine East (1-4, 0-1) at 7 p.m. also wants to play varsity soft- are focused on what they have to the supposedly good teams, New the ball 25 times for 273 yards and Friday. ball next year and is considering do to get better."

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For the young Niles West girls NORTHBROOK - Skylar Le volleyball team, having an outside Vine is in control ofboth his golf .. ' hitter nicknamed "Fearless Kaila" game and his psyche. makes the upcoming postseason a The NUes West junior had a lot less daunting. career day on Sept. 22, shooting a On a varsity team with six 6-under 66 at the Mundelein inVite seniors, sophomore hitter Kaila Jo- at Geneva National in Lake Geneva, hanson has emerged as a consistent Wisconsin. The score was the low- force on the right side. Now, as the est among competitors from eight Wolves look forward to the post- schools and was a personal best for season in their new sectional, coach Le Vine. Stacy Metoyer needs Johanson to Though some clutch shots were continue playing beyond her years. a factor, the key was keeping a "When we need a kill we'll go to clear head. Le Vine said he never Kaila," Metoyer said. "Kaila has to thought about his score or what Nues West's Skylar Le Vine reacts on the puthng green during the Sept.24 be on." was ahead on the difficult course he was playing for the first time. scramble against Maine West at Willow The 2014 graduation of standout - hitter Olivia Rusek forced a serious "I was focused the whole time Hill Golf Course in Northbrook. i BRIAN '- change in the Wolves' offensive and never got ahead of myself to O'MAHONEYJFDR SUN-TIMES MEDIA strategy Instead of constantly think about the scores," he said. setting Rusek, the team is spread- "That helped a lot." judging winds and distances and ing the ball around. Still, the ball NUes West coach Mitch Stern using a variety of shots (high lobs, seems to be set for Johanson most said that if Le Vme didn't hit a punch shots and flops) to close out often. Nues West's Kaila Johanson hits the ball during the Wolves' match on Sept. 6 at the groen, he was not far awayfrom it. a hole. "He's just learned how to control Johanson earned all-tournament New Trier tournament in WÌnnetka. BRIAN OMAHONEY/FOR SUN-TIMES MEDIA He hit solid shots off the tee that honors at the Northside invite over regularly landed on fairways. His the golfball," Stern said. "That's what separates him from a lot of the weekend after smashing 46 round with her club team, Energy fierce attitude is one of the things short game was superb. kifis and blocking four balls. Al- Volleyball. It's not enough for her that sets her apart. "There wasn't an aspect of his other high school golfers. When he hits the ball, he knows where it's though the Wolves took third place,to just be good, she said - she "She's almost like a two-face game that wasn't on," Stern said. they beat rival Niles North for the wants to be great, and wants to when she gets on the court, be- Le Vine usually doesn't record going most of the time." second time this season. Other continue to play in college. cause she's smiling all the time, butmany birdies. Instead, he plays Le Vme's precision helped the . Wolves win the Sept. 24 dual match good performances came from "I just want to be the best I can when she goes and hits she can railto his strengths and doesn't have against Maine West 140-IM at Wit- left-side Dominique Krason, who be in volleyball," Johanson said. "I the ball around 50 miles an hour." many bad holes. He said that he low Hill. The match had a scramble - had 25 kills and 12 aces,and Eleni try my best and play my hardest. If Brackets for this year's Class 4Aaims to make pars, and that while Balourdos, who did most of the set-you want to be the best you have toMaine East Sectional will be re- he's bigger than he was last year format, and he and partner Scott Pechter, a junior, combined to shoot ting and chalked up 92 assists. go out there and act like it." leased October 10, and with the re- (he grew four inches to reach 5-7) Johanson first showed her Her club volleyball coach, Mike vamped conglomeration of teams, and can drive the ball further, he a 32. It was the best score among tenacity last year as a freshman Supoy, said he expects her to con-Metoyer may have to do some keeps himself collected. the eight groups from both schools. when Metoyer put her in the Class tinue playing in college, although it research into the Wolves' new op- "I won't lose a lot ofballs," Le Pechter wasn't at the Mundelein Invite, but when he heard the news 4A regional final against NUes remains to be seen at which level. ponents. Johanson said her team Vine said. "I'll usually give myself about Le Vine afterward, he said he North. Several universities have already will have to play with courage, and a good chance to get up and down. was excited but not surprised. "Our outside was getting expressed interest Johanson when asked how she felt her team That's just trying to have a con- blocked, we threw her in, she got said she's aiming for a Division I would fare in the postseason, she trolled swing and a good mind-set "It was kind of unbelievable because it was such a great score," up there and got the game-winningschool, but at 5-8 she fears she maywas blunt. and not get too aggressive over kill," Metoyer said. "So she's kind not be tall enough. Nonetheless, "We're going to be unstoppable,"each shot." Pechter said. "But coming from Skylar I wouldn't doubt it, because of a fearless player." Supocy said that besides her great she said. "I think we have the Stern said that Le Vine is good he's so consistent and so good." 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