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the cold, but sunny af- ternoon of Jan. 10, families O'from across Chicago's suburbs arrived at the Niles Public Library's main meeting room. Young kids gathered around librarian VIada Bernhardtz as she got ready to read "Bark, George" by Jules Feiffer. The book was in English. But Bernharditz read it in Russian and most of the kids listened intently. For the past two years, the Nues library has organized Russian Sto- rytimes7quarterly events where Russian-American kids get to listen to Russian-language stories, sing Russian-language songs, do crafts and get some snacks. The event is part of the library's World Language Storytimes program, which also includes Storytimes in Polish, Serbian, Hindi and Korean. Parents at the Jan. 10 event said they've been very pleased with the program. In fact, it proved to be so popular that the library increased the frequency of the event to once every two months. The World Language Story- times program has been around for the past six years. It started ABOVE: Children ages 3 years and up, attended the Russian Storytime program at the with a Polish-language Storytime. Niles Public Library Saturday, Jan. IO, 2015. i KEvIN TANAKNFOR CHICAGO TRIBUNE MEDIA As Bernharditz explained, adding RIGHT: Shelly Villalobos of Nues consoles her daughter, Sophia, during the Storytime Storytimes in other languages isn't program at the Nues Public Library on Saturday, Jan. lO, 2015. i KEVIN TANAKWFOR CHICAGO easy. TRIBUNE MEDIA "The difficulty has been twofold: finding someone not only comfort- "The first Russian Storytime a free weekly Russian-language able with children but also skilled was attended by only one fam- newspaper distributed throughout with doing this sort of program- ily, but the attendance has been Chicagoland. The ads, Bernharditz ming," she said. "In addition to consistently growing since then," said, usually attract between one that, it has become clear that dif- Bernharditz said. "The [Septem- to three new children every time. ferent groups have different levels ber 2014] Storytime was attended While many of the families that of interest in attending this type of by 22 people." attended the Jan. 10 event were program." According to Bernharditz and from Niles, others came from Wil- Russian Storytimes started two parents at the Jan. 10 event, some mette, Des Plaines, Glenview and years ago, when Bernharditz be- of the growth is due to word of Buffalo Grove. came one of the library' children's mouth. Marianna Levin, a regular Each Storytime is divided into librarian. As a native Russian for more than a year, proudly told two halves7the reading portion speaker and a professional story- Bernharditz that she told four and the crafts portion. Each time, teller, she was a logical person to families about the program. Bernharditz does something dif- start the program. The library has also advertised ferent. The program started slow, but itthe event on its bulletin boards "The chosen books for each wasn't long before it gained steam. and purchased ads in Reklama, Storytime have to have a diversity NIL A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 2015 7

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Jan. IO, 2015. KEVIN TANAKWFOR CHICAGO TRIBUNE MEDIA For more information, of subjects, characters and issues," she said. "When it comes to choosing crafts, I try to call 847-692-5127 or visit prparks.org PARKRIDGE tie them to the current season or a universal holiday like Valentine's Day." In addition to "Bark, George," Bernhar- ditz read read other two books during the Jan. 10 Russian Storytime: "Good Night Meet the star ofyour Baby Bear" by Frank Asch and "Waddles" by David McPhail. gameday watch party. The readings were interactive. While reading "Bark, George," a story about a t LlstOI1ìtLt OUI flW 1lVPtkrs tIì tui'sìkr. puppy who couldn't bark, Bernharditz asked kids which animals said what. During the crafts portion, kids decorated circles made out of paper plates with win- ter-themed objects such such as snowmen. Parents praised for the event. Levin praised Bernharditz's skills as a storyteller "Viada runs those events very well," she said. "She is very charismatic and she knows how to keep kids engaged." '. -4 4- Levin also offered praise for the Nues library. Olga Chiragiev of Vernon Hills assists her daughter, "[The other parents and I] are glad that Alissa, during the Storytime program at the Nues the library listened to us and added more Public Library Saturday, Jan. lO, 2015.i KEVIN TANAK Storytimes," she said. FOR CHICAGO TRIBUNE MEDIA Leonid Povarazonyuk, of Glenview, came to the event with his wife and his grand- said she didn't regret attending. \OI daughter, Alexandra. He said the event was "My 5-year-old sat there listening for well worth traveling to another town. several minutes straight," said Villalobos. "I "It isn't that far," he said. "Just down don't think she would pay that much atten- I Milwaukee Avenue." tion to an English-language book. I think she The Jan. 10 Storytime even earned praise was intrigued." FREE Bundtiet from the one family that didn't speak Rus- She said being immersed in another th purhUe ofu hu;uJtI'f (o $. 99 vulue) I language was good for her daughter. sian. Shelli Villalobos, of Niles, said that lIIdt(kif Ruad Skkie, Il. 60077 . (8.7) 763-000 "I think it's good for kids to experience she tries to expose her daughter to other . - . itPoffsr CasAiotbecOmbn$d*thaflyOthfofteri . Te CUTIflfl(,çflaI tusineAo&rs. NO cash èaue, cultures. And while she didn't realize the other cultures and hear other languages," I. event would involve virtually no English, she said Villalobos. 8 THURSDAY, JANUARY 15,2015 A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION NIL

First meeting of new O'Hare group planned in Park Ridge

JENNIFER JOHNSON [email protected] I @jen..pioneer

State Rep. Marty Moylan has announced he will convene a meeting of his new O'Hare Air- port Noise Advisory Committee next month in Park Ridge. The meeting is scheduled for Thursday, Feb. 12, at 7 p.m. at Park Ridge City Hall, 505 Butler Place. In a press release issued Thursday, Moylan, a Democrat from Des Plaines, explained that the meeting is open to residents with concerns about aircraft noise. "My goal for this group is to work on practicable and eco- nomically viable solutions to the Arlene Molder, 'eft, chairs the Sept. 5, 2014 meeting of the O'Hare Noise Compatibility Commission. i ALE growing presence of airplane noise," Moylan said in his state- ment. He added that he will be Noise commission chairwomanto step down inviting officials from the Chi- cago Department of Aviation and the Federal Aviation Administra- JENNWER JOHNSON compatible relationships among sinn and are less willing to follow According to the ONCC, an tion, as well as local members of [email protected] O'Hare International Airport along like sheep, which was more election for a new chairperson congress. and neighboring communities." Mulder's style." will take place during the group's Though Moylan indicated he long-time chairwoman of She was also presented with the Schmidt, one of the ONCC'S annual meeting on March 13. A will be "reaching out to grass- the O'Hare Noise Compat- Gilfilan Award in 2007 for her most vocal members, had also nominating committee, consist- roots organizations to join the Theibility Commission has perspectives on the environmentalbattled with Mulder in attempts ing of commission members, will committee and have their voices announced her plans to step impact of aviation. to get the ONCC to support Park recommend a slate of officers, the represented," Jim Argionis, down from the intergovernmental Mulder could not be for further Ridge's request for new environ- commission said. chairman of Park Ridge's agency. comment Friday morning. mental studies by the Federal Avia- Schmidt said he would like O'Hare Airport Commission, Arlene Mulder, who has chaired Her announcement comes tion Administration. He claimed Mulder's replacement to be said Thursday that he had not the commission since its creation months after Park Ridge Mayor she was reluctant to support the "someone with more skin in the been informed ofthe Feb. 12 in 1997, said she will not seek re- David Schmidt and members of request because Arlington Heightsgame," suggesting a representa- meeting. election to the position in March. the Chicago-based citizen group is set to experience less noise whentive from communities that have Upon learning about it from In a statement released by the Fair Allocation in Runways called the O'Hare Airport modernization been negatively impacted by new the Park Ridge Herald-Advocate, ONCC Friday, "personal time for her resignation as chair- project is completed as proposed. runway configurations. Though Argionis said he would inform constraints" and a desire to spend woman, claiming that communi- Mulder denied that she was op- he considers Park Ridge to be an the Park Ridge commission mem- more time with her husband, chil- ties east of the airport have been posed to Park Ridge's request. impacted community he said he bers, as well as Chicago's Fair dren and grandchildren were citedignored by the ONCC as aircraft In November, the FAiR Coalitionwill not be a candidate to become Allocation in Runways Coalition. as Mulder's reasons for stepping noise has increased in the wake of issued a second request for Mulderthe next chairman. Moylan announced in Decem- down from the board. new runways. to resign. The ONCC consists of 53 munie- ber that he would be forming "I know the organization will "My initial reaction is, too late. "Most notably, Chairwoman ipalities and school districts. Ac- a committee to address "the continue to be a strong advocate The damage has been done," Mulder's priorities have not ad- cording to its mission statement, ongoing problem" of noise gener- for residents in the region," Mul- Schmidt said Friday in response todressed the critical issues of esca- the group assists in "developing ated by flights taking off from der was quoted as saying. Mulder stepping down. "I wonder lating noise complaints," said Jim meaningful methods to reduce and landing at O'Hare. Meetings Mulder, who was mayor of Ar- if she feels she has lost control overArgionis, chairman of Park Ridge'saircraft noise in neighborhoods would also allow for community lington Heights during the bulk of the ONCC now that there are sev- O'Hare Airport Commission and a surrounding O'Hare International input, he said. her tenure as ONCC chairwoman, eral new members who are joining member of FAiR. "No matter how Airport through home and school At the time, Park Ridge Mayor was a 2005 recipient of the Jay with older members in becoming many complaints have been made, sound insulation and to reduce, David Schmidt called the group Hollingsworth Speas Airport increasingly vocal in opposition to nothing changes in how the ONCC wherever possible, aircraft noise at "a little redundant," due to the Award for her work in "achieving the effects of the O'Hare expan- operates." its source." existence of similar groups. NIL A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION THURSDAY JANUARY 15 2015 O Mistaken for garbage, Nueswomandies after lying insnow: cops

BY JENNIFER JOHNSON shovel show and saw what he believed to be johnson(pioneerIocaIcom (Jen..pioneer a garbage bag in the parkway area. About 40 minutes later, he realized the "garbage bag" Police say a man shoveling snow mistook was actually his relative in the snow, police his mother-in-law for a bag of garbage while said. she reportedly lay outside her Niles home. The man called 911 and a responding Elizabeth Lutz, 55, was pronounced dead officer began CPR on Lutz until paramedics Monday night, after she was reportedly arrived, police said. She was pronounced found by her son-in-law in the parkway dead at Advocate Lutheran General Hospi- of her home on the 6800 block of Dobson tal, according to police. Street, west of the Tam Golf Course, police An autopsy by the Cook County Medical said. Examiner's Office was scheduled for Tues- Lutz, who was found face down in the day. Results were still pending late Tuesday snow when authorities arrived, was wearing afternoon, according to the office. a winter jacket and snow boots, said Niles "At this point there is no evidence of foul Police Sgt. Robert Tornabene. play," Tornabene said. According to Niles police, Lutz's son-in- There were no noticeable injuries to the MARY, SEAT OF WIS[)OM law arrived at the house at about 5:15 p.m. towoman's body, he said. Winning $1 million lottery CATHOLIC SCHOOLS WEEK ticket purchased in Niles OPEN HOUSE

lOOR STUDENKOV The ticket was one of seven tickets that Tours and Registration for 201 5-201 6 School Year Speciai br Pioneer Press I @istudenkov won as part of the lottery's New Year's Mil- lionaire Raffle. Other winning million-dollar January 25, 2015 I10:30 am. - 1:00 p.m. One of 2015's first $1 million winners tickets were bought in Glen Ellyn and Troy, of the Illinois Lottery bought the ticket in Ill. Lang indicated that the prize for the Family Mass 9:30 a.m. Niles. Troy ticket has already been claimed. As of Jan. 6, the winner had not shown up If the other winning money isn't claimed, to claim the prize, officials said. According tothe lottery won't keep the money, he said. . Preschool - 8th Grade the lottery spokesman Mike Lang, the winner "If the money does happen to go un- . 3 & 4 year-old Preschool Programs Full Day Kindergarten has one year to claim it - though Lang said claimed, which is unlikely, itwillgo to one of . Before and After School Care 6:30 am. - 6:00 p.m. he expects that it won't be that long. the causes we support," said Lang. "It will "People usually claim it a lot sooner than most likely go to the Common School fund." . Technology: i :1 Chromebook Initiative: Computer Lab; iPad Carts Used that," he said. The Common School Fund is a state fund Across All Grade Levels: Interactive White Boards in Every Classroom divided among all Illinois public schools. The winning ticket was purchased at the . Athletic Programs: Interscholastic Teams Beginning in 4th Grade; Marathon Gas station at 7145 W. Dempster The fund already gets 29 cents for every After School Intramurals for Grades i-4 Street. The gas stationwillget a $10,000 ho-dollar earned from a lottery ticket pur- nus regardless of when the prize is claimed, chase, so the money from the unclaimed . Recognized by the U.S. Department of Education as a Blue Ribbon Lang said. jackpot would be extra, Lang said. School of Excellence

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Maine South's Orchesis dancers Orchesis dancers rehearse for their upcoming show, Re- wind: A IO Year Review' Monday Jan. 12, return to the stage 2015. i KEVIN TANAKA/FOR CHICAGO TRIBUNE MEDIA Farrell, Hayley Jaffe, Anna Gra- ziano, Katherine Kopoulos, Jessica in 'Rewind' Self, Lauren Konopinski, Allanah Baresky, Marissa Sulek, and Emily Yurkovich. JENNIFER JOHNSON who graduated Maine South Local middle school students [email protected] @jenploneef between 2006 and 2014 will return will also perform a special piece. to the stage. They include Julia Anderson, An- South High School's Dance styles include modern, nabel Bochat, Jennifer Briglio, Em- Orchesis dance troupe willcontemporary lyrical, jazz, hip- ily Buerk, Erin Doherty Michelle Mainetake a trip back through hop, tap, and musical theater. Dolecki, Danielle Dyball, Caroline the last 10 years during its annual "This year's performance is not Filipova, Valerie Fresh, Ana show this month. only a milestone for myself, but for Gauder, Sophia Gauder, Andrea "Rewind: A 10-Year Review," the company as well," Faulstick Hassman, Macy Lee, Francesca will be staged Friday, Jan. 16, and said. "We have definitely come Loise, Rachael Malinowski, Gwen Saturday, Jan. 17, at 7:30 p.m. in thea long way in 10 years and I'm Maramba, Daniela Marin, Teagan Maine South auditorium, 1111 S. extremely proud to have directed McKitrick, Isabelle Nararra, Ruby Dee Road. Tickets are $7 each and so many talented young dancers Haley Maurer, Angelina McAdor performing include Caitlin Potts, Nelson, Aleah Parafinezuk, Alice will be sold at the door. during my time at Maine South." Jasmine Morimoto, Rachel Nidea, Daniella Ambrosino, Angela Ran- Petrick, Lena Pontikes, Victoria The show will feature student- Orchesis dancers include Julia Molly Nuzzo, Catie O'Rourke, Racy dazzo, Maddie Cisneros, Lauren Pontikes, Claire Primeau, Sara choreographed dances selected Araneta, Reagan Argaez, Melissa Peterson, Marigrace Pilger, Doro- Grieco, Leah Hedrick, Catherine Rossi, Sophia Rouse, Valerie Simp- from the last 10 years, reflecting Belmont, Gianna Catania, Claire thy Reinhard, Katherine Schmidt, Cupp, Sara Phillips, Erin Self, son, Katie Straka, Halley Springer, Orchesis director Anelia Faul- Christie, Emily Donahue, Anasta- Erin Straka, Anna Totsch, Kara Natalia Rog Tamra Tarant, Liz Emily Torre, Caroline Tully, stick's 10th year leading the group. sia Economy, Margaret Kopoulos, Webster and Kristin Woo. Teahan, Dana Theel, Gabby Gwynevere Viola, Sophie Vowell Additionally, 24 alumni members Rachel Maramba, Haley Marcin, Orchesis Alumni who will be Porras, Eva Castaneda, Meghan and Brittany Wisowaty NIL A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 2015 13 I Candidate cited in sexual harassment suit running for D64 board

BY 3ENNWER JOHNSON named as a defendant, but is citedfor its scantily dressed female Lincoln. benefit to the school board. He jjohnson")pioneerlocaicom I @jen.pioneer in the complaint, which accuses servers whose uniforms consist Becoming involved in his said he can bring a "good balance" him of calling one or more of the of short tartan kilts, plaid bras children's schooling, he said, led to to the board as both a taxpayer A man who was named in a female employees by "sexually de- and white shirts that reveal the interest in running for the Board and parent. high-profile sexual harassment rogatory nicknames," the lawsuit server's midsection. of Education. "I want to keep taxes at an lawsuit three years ago is one of states. When asked about claims that "I have a lot of history in the acceptable level," he said. "At the six candidates running for the The suit, which sought back the restaurant promotes sexism, district," he said. "I have some same time, I have children in the Park Ridge-Niles School District pay for the women and other Sotos said anyone making this thoughts on where I feel Park Ridgeschool system, so I want to make 64 Board of Education in the April monetary damages, was settled in statement "should probably visit schools should rank in Illinois. sure the schools are appropriately 7 election. August 2012. the establishment before they Where they rank today is still good,funded." Athan "Tom" Sotos is the owner Mark Roth, the attorney who make that determination." but I think it could be better." Sotos is one of five candidates of Tilted Kilt Pub and Eatery 17 represented the plaintiffs, declined "The girls who work at Tilted When it comes to how he seeking to be elected to three N. Wabash Ave. In February 2012, to discuss the settlement. Sotos Kilt go on to become nurses, believes District 64 schools are four-year seats on the District 64 19 female employees sued the also stated that the terms of the doctors, accountants," he added. performing, Sotos acknowledged, board. The other candidates in- restaurant, accusing its manager, settlement prohibit him from talk- "They use their employment at "I don't know as much as I should dude incumbent Board President a relative of Sotos, of creating ing about it. Tilted Kilt to put themselves at this point - I'm learning. But Anthony Borrelli and newcomers "a sexually hostile, offensive, Sotos did say the lawsuit was through school." from what I can tell and from Gregory Bublitz, Kristin Gruss, humiliating and degrading work settled for insurance reasons and, Of Park Ridge-Niles School my kids being in school, I think and Mark Eggemann. environment." "The situation that occurred alleg- District 64 s 356 teachers work- they are doing OK. They are Incumbent Bob Johnson, ap- Among the accusations are edly at the bar ... doesn't rise to the ing during the 2013-14 school year, going through a transition in the pointed this summer to fill a vacan- claims that the manager, Dennis level that the allegations claim." nearly 86 percent were female, ac-curriculum and how the kids are cy, is running unopposed to retain Sotos, made a number of remarks The manager named in the suit cording to the latest Illinois Schooltested, so it's going to be difficult his seat for another two years. of a sexual nature to the women, no longer works for the company, Report Card. to judge that this year and maybe The Cook County Electoral touched some of the women's Sotos said. Sotos, a resident of Park Ridge even next year as well." Board is considering a challenge breasts and buttocks, and told one "He is a family member and I for one year, is the father of two In addition to owning a res- filed against the nominating peti- woman that "the way to get a pro- stand by him," he said. "I believe children who attend Franklin taurant franchise, Sotos is an tions of Gruss, and an examination motion was to have sex with him," he did nothing wrong." School. Growing up in Niles, Sotos attorney and a real estate investor.of her petitions' voter signatures is according to the lawsuit. Tilted Kilt, a nationwide Celtic- also attended District 64 schools, He believes his background in law underway. The board is expected Athan Sotos is not specifically themed sports bar chain, is known including Jefferson, Field and and running a business will be a to reconvene the case on Jan. 16.

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Coming Together opening links voices, storiesto move beyond race

MIKE IS*ACS the cafeteria shows segregation [email protected] I @SKReview_Mike is still alive and well at District 219. was a day of shared Another student says that humanity, standing together there has been great progress in Thisin the face of ugly discrimi- accepting people from different nation and violent assault. backgrounds, that the exposure to On the same day millions of students who grew up in different people united in Paris, throughout places in the world remains an in- this country a few miles away in valuable plus to shaping students' the city - proclaiming the unas- tolerance. sailable right of all people to think One older adult says that and speak freely - there was racism still exists in Evanston in unprecedented discussion taking different ways, another proudly place at the Illinois Holocaust reflects about the positive changes Museum & Education Center in that have come about in Evanston Skokie. since she first moved there. It wasn't about last week's act U.S. Rep. Jan Schakowsky (D- of lethal terrorism at the satin- 9th), in her remarks, referenced cal magazine Charlie Hebdo and the recent 50th anniversary of the a nearby kosher supermarket. infamous murders of three Free- Rather, it was about our corn- dom Summer civil rights workers monality as human beings despite in Mississippi. relentless societal influence to an- Following the disappearance of tificially separate and distinguish James Chaney, Andrew Good- among us. man and Michael Schwerner, two At the heart of the opening cer- white Jewish males and one black ernony of this year's different Corn- male, the remaining students ing Together in Skokie and Niles were not able to register a single Township was a conversation one voter in Mississippi that sum- almost never hears. The topic was mer, the mission behind Freedom race, and those who spoke openly, Summer. honestly and even poetically about Schakowskyjust a few weeks it were of different backgrounds, ago attended a White House ages and genders. ceremony where President Obama Corning Together in Skokie and presented the Medal of Freedom Niles Township, now in its sixth The Illinois Holocaust Museum's exhibition on race attracted many visitors Sunday. Jan. II following the opening ceremony ofCorn- to the three families of the slain year, has historically taken a look ¡ng Together in Skokie and Nues Township. K[VIN TANAKAJFOR CHICAGO TBIRUNE MEOIA GROUP students. at one culture through dozens of "Their role in the Civil Rights programs over winter months. Voices of Race sure, but it sprung not from the the most diverse communities in Movement changed our country," That is, until this year. 'Race is not about how you look pen of a professional playwright the state outside of Chicago. It Schakowsky said. "And today, The 2015 Coming Together in It's about howpeople assign meaning but from everyday people both was this reality that prompted five in Mississippi, there are more Skokie and Nues Township shines to how you look." younger and older, male and fe- women - leaders in the com- elected black officials than any its spotlight on race and ties itself "Racism is interpersonal and male and, most importantly, from munity who regularly lunched state in the country" to the museum's comprehensive institutionaL It is current and it is varied backgrounds. together - to create the program But a half century later, exhibition on the subject, which historical. It is explicit and implicit. Ganey called Voices of Race "a a half-dozen years ago. Schakowsky said, a key question is also sponsored by the YWCA of It can be articulated and it can be community-based theater piece." "Here, we like to think that we must be asked: "Have we come far Evanston/North Shore. silent." "It's theater created by a spe- live together, we work together, enough?" When the race exhibition was "Racism doesn't require the pres- cHic community for that commu- we socialize together, we educate "Three more dead black males conceived, when the Coming To- enceofillwilL Only in the presence nity and about that community" our children here together," Van have been in the news," she said. gether in Skokie and Niles Town- ofbias and ignorance, willful or she said. Dusen said. "We are here together "Eric Garner, Tamir Rice only 12 ship committee made its decision otherwise, it doesn't even require Skokie Mayor George Van in Niles Township and Skokie. We years old and Michael Brown. And to take a different approach this more than one race." Dusen, in his welcoming remarks are one." before them we all remember the year, Michael Brown and Eric Gar- Voices of Race, the theatri- about Coming Together, said the But that hardly means that race Trayvon Martin story. No one has ner were not in the news, Charlie cal centerpiece of the opening start of this conversation belongs issues are invisible in Niles Town- been held accountable for those Hebdo was paid little attention to ceremony, was developed and at the Illinois Holocaust Museum. ship. Among the most effective deaths. at least ail over the world. directed by Julie Ganey through "[Coming Together] is not a moments of Voices of Race was a "So we ask, are those deaths But many people, both on stage Next Theater. reaction to the controversies that mix of personal testimony reflect- about race? I personally believe and in the large audience of more More than two dozen par- have swept the country in the last ing how people can see race issues they are. What should and can we than 300 people Sunday, Jan. 11, ticipants - sorne strudents from few months," he said. "But obvi- in different ways. do about it? This is a serious issue couldn't help but note how timely Niles West and Nues North High ously it was very timely. This is the Different, but not always mutu- that has to be talked about in our this year's series is, how relevant Schools, others older community time for us to begin our conversa- ally exclusive. country, in our communit3 in our the race exhibition its aligned to members - spoke about race and tion on race." One high schooler says that schools, in this hallowed place, and has become. racism from myriad perspectives. As the mayor noted, Niles students stick to their own ethnic explored as well in our minds and This was a theater piece to be Township and Skokie are among cliques in school, that a survey of in our hearts." NIL A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 2015 I 15

Unforeseeable chain of events brings Leslie Munger to comptroller's office

RONNIE WACHTCR spent living outside Illinois were while dealing solely with finances instead of leg- [email protected] I @RonnieWachter working at its headquarters in Cincin- islation, comptroller is a full-time gig that nati. Managing the turnaround of hair requires that the office-holder also hold a Following her losing bid for state rep- care products took her on trips around residence in Springfield. resentative and the sudden death of state the world and often took her away from Munger said she wanted in, and she Comptroller Judy Baar Topinka, Lincoln- her two growing boys, so she retired to received a call the next night from Rauner. shire resident Leslie Munger's future plans Lincolnshire. "It was extremely fast," Munger said. "I changed in the span of 36 hours. Years ofvolunteering, particularly at feel honored, and humbled." For the next two to four years, the for- the Riverside Foundation's Auxiliary could Now Munger is putting her own staff mer business executive turned "full-time not satisfy her business interest, though, together, figuring out her office hours volunteer" will take over the role of the and with one son in the working world and in Springfield and Chicago's Thompson Illinois comptroller. the other in college, Munger ran for state Center and trying to settle on what she Whatever the duration of her term, office last fall, losing to state Rep. Carol will target first. Munger said she wants to remove waste Sente. The cessation of "reckless borrowing," from the state budget. After the election, with Rauner working unfunded and underfunded mandates and "What better place to be, to try to fix the to populate his staff, she put her name in interfund borrowing will all receive her fiscal responsibility of our state?" she said for consideration. attention at some point, she said. Jan. 8, speakiig from a long-scheduled fam- "I honestly thought, when I did it, that Shewillbe searching for the sources of ily vacation in Florida, where she is in the I'd be participating on a committee," bad-money arrangements, Munger said. midst of organizing her staff and settling her Munger said. Her next campaign might be in 2018, priorities. "That's what I view as the role of Leslie Munger gives a wave during the Lincoinshire On Jan. 3, as Munger and her husband, but Munger expects the General Assembly the comptroller." Fourth of July Parade. MARK UKENWFOR PIONEER PRESS John, prepared for their trip, Rauner's to cut her term in half. Rather than allow On Sunday, Jan. 4, Gov.-elect Bruce transition team called. Her resume had political appointees to serve an entire Rauner appointed Munger to the position, ily, I know, but I think it's going to be one landed on his short list of comptroller term to elected office, a bill that passed which opened Dec. 10 when Topinka, freshly of the most important things I'll ever have candidates, and they needed to know her both houses ofthe legislature on Thurs- te-elected to a second term, died of a stroke. the opportunity to do," she said. interest level. day, Jan. 8, would require all appointees Munger said she had only a day and a half Having spent the majority of her career This was quite a different job than rep- face a vote in the next general election - to decide, but did not need that much time. at Proctor & Gamble, the only years the resentative. Besides covering the entire November 2016, in this case. The bill was "It's going to be a disruption to my fam- Joliet native and University of Illinois grad state instead of her neighborhood and signed Jan. 10 by Goy. Pat Quinn. Free Town Hall Meeting Leukemia, Lymphoma, Myeloma, MDS Sunday, January 25 - I p.m. until 4 p.m. Belvedere Events & Banquets - 1170 W. Devon Ave., Elk Grove Village

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the right school can make ¡n your son's life. The committee members argued that came up with a "brand position"7a state- Niles needs a new logo to attract busi- ment that would serve as the basis for nesses, encourage development and attractthe new logo and tagline. The position residents. touted Niles a safe, diverse community During the Jan. 7 Executive Commit- with friendly residents, comfortable homes tee meeting, Niles Economic Develop- and convenient transportation corridors. ment Director and commission member It also touted Niles' welcoming business Ross Klicker said that LS+Team is down climate. to three possible designs. Those designs LS+team came up with a number of will be unveiled at the next full Economic designs, ultimately narrowing it down to Development and Neighborhood Renewal three options. Klicker said the designs commission meeting, which is tentatively haven't been finalized, so he doesn't want scheduled for Feb. 18. to discuss them yet. But later during the The design may be changed in response meeting, Przybylo wound up mentioning to commission feedback. It will be up to thethat one of the potential taglines is "Cross- Village Board to give final approval over roads of Community and Commerce." which brand Niles will use. Shields asked whether any of the poten- The original vote to hire LS+Team was tial designs use symbols currently associ- one ofthe rare cases in recent history ated with the village, such as the Leaning where the mayor had to cast a tie-breakingTower of Niles. vote. Mayor Andrew Przybylo spoke "There's only one proposal featuring the strongly in favor ofgetting a new brand, Leaning Tower," replied Klicker. Midterm arguing that the village needs to put its Committee member Joe Bialko won- best face forward. dered ifthe village should take more time Rag ¡st ration: During the Jan.7meeting, committee to design a logo. He said that the village January 18 member Mike Shields said that while he is could wait until it has a better idea of in favor a new brand, he wanted Klicker to what the Touhy Corridor Will be developed explain again why it was necessary. into before it settles on a brand, because Klicker replied that current logo is too he doesn't want a mismatch between the generic. brand and what the village has to offer. "You see this kind of logo in municipali- Bialko used Rosemont as an example ties everywhere," he said. of something he wanted to avoid, arguing Klicker also argued that the current that it's symbol a rose7doesn't fit the vil- i 800-752-2338 www.sjnma.org/discover tagline has issues. lage's reputation as a major entertainment st,Jo!i,i'Northwestern Military Academy is a private boarding "Our tagline7'Where People Count'it and convention hub. could be viewed as a negative," he said. Klicker responded that the village wants and day chooI for boys in grades 7 through 12, located in Dela field, "Someone could say, 'where people count i to get a new logo and tagline in place as Wisconsin, 35 minutes west of Milwaukee. For 130 years, the only up to 10." soon as possible. Academy has been shaping the minds and building the character Klicker also said that when talking to "The logo and a brand we develop is an potential businesses and developers, he indication that we are a strong commu- of young men who have gone on to lives of great accomplishment. found that many of them had no idea what nity," he said. "It says that we are going to Niles is7but they became interested once help you be successful." THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 2015 NIL A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION J

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Letters Shure not in need of financial boon given Closing cold? Why, by Nues officials !or

Break out the champagne! Bring on the caviar! Let the music begin! backin myday That's what the moguls who run Shure, Inc. in mega-millionaire-friendly Nues might be yelling to the wait-staff of elite Chicago area restaurants. "Last week's cold cold? Hasn't it been this cold before? Why the celebration? The village of Niles has just BYRANDY 1 weather forecast, not They sell all sorts of high tech cold handed a financial boon to this corporation under BLASER weather gear all over and they close the pretext that special taxing policies will "help" the weather itself, school for this? this company. caused schools across Chicago Public Schools announced Is Shure in deep debt? No. Is Shure on the brink that they would be open for students of bankruptcy? No. Is Shure rifting employees? Chicago to announce to come and hang out after announc- No. In fact, Shure, a leading manufacturer of audio week raised the first red that they would close. ing that they would close for instruc- equipment, is quite solvent and has been active in flag that I may have reached tion. opening manufacturing sites in Mexico and China, Thisa certain age - the age where Upon hearing the Huh? It's too dangerous to go to places which have grabbed American manufactur- men pay for everything with exact news, I immediately school to learn, but not too dangerous ing jobs and left countless thousands of Americans change, have no concern over wear- thought to myself: to go to school to hang out? without employment. It has offices in Germany, ing a beret or flirting with the cashier Everyone seemed to use safety as China, Holland, Japan, Dubai and Britain. That's at the grocery store, or begin every 'Back in my day, they the reason for closing schools, and how good its business has become. Its main office story with the phrase: "Back in my didn't close schools citing the fear of a student getting is in Niles. OFFICE! day..." frostbite. Village politicians have followed the lead of Niles The event that sparked my fears t,or cold weather." I suppose it is possible if a child is "tax liberator" Mayor Andrew Przybylo in grant- was last week's cold weather snap. sent to stand outside waiting for the ing a nine-year extension of the infamous 6B des- It has been cold before. But last bus without a hat or gloves or coat. ignation to this multinational, solvent company to week's cold weather forecast, not the Or a kid might try what I did in first reduce that company's taies! Here's how it works: weather itself, caused schools across one winter storm when other high grade, leaving the house with my hat the village's exemption is designed to encourage Chicago to announce that they would schools in Chicago closed, but Lane on, throwing it into the basement be- industrial development and, as the County says, close. stayed open. One teacher came into fore I left, and retrieving it later and "for the development of new industrial facilities, Upon hearing the news, I immedi- the auditorium announcing "That's pretending I wore it all day. the rehabilitation of existing industrial structures, ately thought to myself: "Back in my why Lane's No. 1." But high schools closed too? I see and the industrial re-utilization of abandoned day, they didn't close schools for cold The only reprieve from bad weath- teenagers going to school in short buildings." weather." er I could recall was an announce- sleeves and no jacket almost all win- Is there a case for building, fixing, or rehabbing Indeed, I racked my brain and ment from Mr. Penfleld, his voice ter if it is 20 degrees or warmer. Shure? Nope. Tax benefits given to Shure a'so could recall only one closing in my slow and steady over the loudspeaker When it comes to safety let's face adversely reflect the tax collections of Niles school long history of Chicago weather- in each room, proclaiming: "Today's facts. Schools are driving kids around districts, library district and park districts. the snowstorm of 1967. I remember inclement weather has caused an town in buses without seatbelts. If Who pays for Shure's relief? Niles homeowners getting a ride to school that morning excessive number of students to be I try that with my air-bagged SUV and mortgagers. Great deal, huh? Only the free and instead of walking the seven blocks tardy to school. Please allow students I'll be hauled offtojail and have an the brave, independent trustees Rosemary Palicki and being glad for the ride when I into class without a tardy slip." interview with DCFS. and Chris Hanusiak, refused to support such a bla- saw a girl who lived half a block away I was not alone in my surprise Which reminds me: Back in my tant giveaway as burdens are added to residents. standing soaking wet in the hallway. about the rush to close school. My day, we didn't have seatbelts. Another sucker punch from the Przybylo In high school we had cold and wife said the same things about last Now excuse me. I've got just intrigue machine. snowy days. But that just meant wak- week's closing. And so did just about enough change to buy a loaf of bread Dave Las/ce ing up an hour earlier to take the CTA every adult I met. at the store. I hope my favorite ca- Nues to good old Lane Tech. I remember The questions: Is it really that shier is working!

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LOVE ESSENTIALLY BY crb JACKIE PUOSSOPH LOVE heard a lot of people say things essenttally like, "If my spouse ever cheated on me, I'veI'd leave him in a second," or "Once a cheater, always a cheater." "Discovering an affair causes crisis in a I've come to realize that those who make marriage," said Hill. "You can't ignore your blanket statements like these have never marital problems anymore. The cheating is experienced infidelity firsthand. Why do highlighting that there are issues that need È I feel this way? Because believe it or not, repair." there are couples - countless couples - whose marriages survive, even thrive after A narcissistic attitude equals failure one of them cheats. According to Hill, ifthere is still some e, Dr. Gary Hill is a Northfield-based clini- love and a connection left in the marriage, 4 cal psychologist and licensed marriage and along with remorse or guilt for the affair, family therapist who, during his 20-year the relationship can be repaired. On the career, has seen hundreds of couples for other hand, beware of the narcissist. the issue of cheating. I sat down with Hill "If a person feels like the affair is justi- to talk about reasons people cheat, and fled, and rationalizes it by saying some- how to repair and rebuild after someone is thing like, 'My wife and I haven't had sex in unfaithful. six months, and I need sex,' the chance of saving the marriage is much less," he said. Why men and women cheat Hill said every situation is unique, but Repairing and rebuilding that there are two kinds of cheating: physi- According to Hill, to save the marriage, cal encounters and emotional affairs. the person having the affair has to be 4 "A one-night stand is the least damaging willing to stop it immediately and prove to a relationship and is often a one-time, to the other that they ended it. He even impulsive bad decision," said Hill, who has awent so far as to say the person needs to doctorate in clinical psychology. "If the per- show "transparency," meaning they need son feels guilty and regretful, that's a sign to give their spouse open access to their they are still connected to the marriage." cell phone and email accounts for several But Hill said that one-night affairs are months. much less common than emotional affairs, I'm actually not one of those people which often develop because the couple haswho thinks cheating automatically means THERE'S A CAREER drifted apart, and have put the health of the end of a marriage. I also don't believe their marriage low on their list of priorities."once a cheater, always a cheater." But, if FOR EVERY PASSION. "One or both of the people become a marriage is going to survive cheating, vulnerable to affairs because over time - both people have to want it to work out for Whether its craftsmanship, construction or something usually years - they do less and less thingsthe right reasons. Not for the kids, and not completely unique, you may be surprised at how together. They have a lack of bonding and because it's easier financially, or more con- a lack of connection," he said. "Their mar- venient, or because they don't want to live many jobs are connected to the things you love. So nage becomes all about the children and alone, but because they think they could bring your passion to pioneertocaicom/monster not about their relationship anymore." have a beautiful life together again. and start searching. Who knows, you might find the Hill said that he asks a bottom line ques- Additionally, both people have to be tion in therapy: "Why did you really have committed to working really hard to save perfect opportunity to put your passion to work. the affair?" it, which includes things like therapy, bet- Monster. Find Better. He said the answer he usually gets isn't, ter communication, date nights, and doing "The sex was better," or "It was exciting." whatever it takes to get back to the place "The person says, 'I've been feeling they were in when they first fell in love. lonely for years, and this person paid at- Pioneer Press tention to me and made me feel more loved Have a dating question or story you'd like to MONSTER and wanted,' " said Hill. share? We'dLOVE to hear about it! Believe it or not, there is one good thing Email: [email protected]. that comes from cheating. It's all confidential, by the way! THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 2015 21 NIL A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION I GET NO TICED t.c NEIGHBORHÓ O

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BY IGOR STUDENXOV first draft of the Niles neighbor- hoods named," he said. "If you 'This is where this neighborhood members. If the date is changed, Special tor Pioneer Press I studenkov hood map. This draft will be don't have a name, you don't have is, this is where that neighbor- it will be posted on the calendar presented at the commission's an identity. What we need to do ishood is," said Klicker. on the village's website. The Nues Economic Develop- next meeting, which is tenta- create names and attach them to Przybylo said that he would Przybylo also said he wants to ment and Neighborhood Renewal tively scheduled for Feb. 18. It is history attach them to geogra- eventually like to include neigh- do more to encourage residents to Commission is working to clearly ultimately up to the Village Boardphy." borhood names in street signs, organize block parties. define village neighborhoods andto sign off on the final version of Klicker explained that vil- right below the street names. "I had one in my neighbor- name each. the map. lage staff looked back to the The committee also consideredhood," he said. "It was a lot of The initiative was described As Klicker explained in his beginnings of Niles as a farming doing neighborhood competitionsfun. Thing is, we need to make it as a way to better define various presentation to the Executive village. Sidwell Company records during the village Independence easier." parts of the village and a way to Committee, most of the village 7books of maps created by the Day celebrations. For block parties, village encourage community pride. The didn't have any clearly defined st. Charles-based map-making Przybylo prepared a draft map,staff drops off tables and chairs, commission plans to draw largelyneighborhoods. Even when there company 7 contain names of the which will be presented to the fullleaving residents to set them up, on historical names of Nues sub- are neighborhood names, the village's original sub-divisions. commission at its next meeting. which is inconvenient, Przybylo divisions. The borders will also beboundaries are not always clear. Many of those names survived The commission members are said. He also said that the cur- based on historical subdivisions, Committee member Joe Bialko in the names of Niles' parks. expected to look at the map and rent arrangement encourages while taking into account expan- illustrated the point by noting Klicker said that since the sub- consider whether the proposal residents to set up tables in their sions and developments that havethat he lives in the west part of divisions changed as the village makes sense and suggest chang- own driveways, which defeats taken place since then. Niles, but struggled to describe grew, the neighborhoods don't es, he said. the point of a block party as a During the Jan. 7 meeting of what the area is actually called. follow those boundaries exactly, The meeting has been tenta- community event. He suggested the commission's Executive Com- During the meeting, Mayor but the subdivisions can be used tively scheduled for Feb. 18, at 5 adding tents into the package. mittee, Nues' Economic Develop- Andrew Przybylo said that he'd as a starting point. p.m. Klicker indicated that it may "Ifwe can make it easier, it ment Director and commission like to change that. "We can make the map based be rescheduled if another date is will be more well-received," said member Ross Klicker showed the "I'd really like to see neighbor- on our best assumptions and say, more convenient for committee Przybylo.

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1673 Western Ave, Northbrook 60062- 2738 Maple Ave, Northbrook 60062- to Maria G Pereira for $935,000 on Dragotta for $325.000 on December 9 i 5042: llya Shegelman sold the property 5251: Lynn Winston sold the properly December22 619 Florence Dr, Park Ridge 60068- 1488 Snow Drift Cir, Nues 60714: Janusz to Jessica M Wasserman for $300.000 to Dohn A Arms & Deshawn C Arms for 715 Alice Or. Northbrook 60062-2519: 2101: Michael G Koziol sold the property Buz sold the property to Jeremy J Stan- on December IS $590,000 on December26 Anna Davydov sold the property to to Phillip J Gaske & Enti N Gaske for ke & Danielle L Stanke for $239.000 on 740 Mission Hills Rd 203, Northbrook 2820 Farmington Rd. Northbrook Aneta Cwik Pescatore for $360.000 on $350.000 on December18 December 18 60062-5731: Jerry L Schwartz sold the 60062-6912: Isc Capital LIc Series 2820 December24 724 Florence Dr, Park Ridge 60068- 7022W Monroe St, Nues 60714-3042: property to Lynn Winston for $260,000 sold the property to Adam Hopkins 2104: Hai Motiwalla sold the property to Jozef Bugaj sold the property to & Kelsey Mckeown for $700,000 on on December19 PARK RIDGE Melissa A Ortiz & Sharon J Cooney for Mete Hachim & Tyurkyan Hachim for December26 1951 Koehling Rd. Northbrook 60062- $345.000 on December 19 POS S Hamlin Ave, Park Ridge 60068- $375000 on December19 1348: Roman Pisman sold the prop- 3225 Brookdale Ln, Northbrook 3723: George E Becker sold the property 809 Florence Dr, Park Ridge 60068- 7041 W Touhy Ave 204cL Nues 60714- erty to Keith Smith for $370.000 on 60062-7501: William G Pappas sold the to Pablo Morales & Celene Morales for 2105: Fannie Mae sold the property to 4364: loan Saveanu sold the property to December22 property to James P Burke & Jeanne S $635.000 on December IS Steve Filo for $315000 on December26 Rose Pesoli for $220000 on December Burke for $702,500 on December24 2201 Ash Ln, Northbrook 60062-3535: 1912 S Crescent Ave, Park Ridge 60068- Real Estate data provided by Record 19 David L Moore sold the property to Carl 3721 Torrey Pines Pkwy, Northbrook 5384: Veronica Frehe sold the property Information Services, Inc. www. 8050 N Osceola Ave, Niles 60714-2970: S White & Gayle E White for $540,000 60062-3129: Lois Harmon sold the to Gregory K Adler & Erika N Schoens- public-record.com Inquires may be sent Heidy Hwang sold the property to Sung on December 9 property to Paul A Bornstein & Amy P tene for $315,000 on December 19 [email protected] or call 630- Hee Hwang & Dae Yong Hwang for Bornstein for $690,000 on December 2350 Peachtree Ln, Northbrook 60 062- 557-1000. $271,000 on December IS 2001 5 Washington Ave, Park Ridge 3548: David F Nyren sold the property 9 60068-5448: Joshua Painter sold the 9959 N Huber Ln, Nues 60714-1016: to Jeffrey M Olson & Amy B Olson for 3946 Crestwood Dr, Northbrook 60062- property to Eric D Carlson & Amy B GLEN VIEW Wells Fargo Bank sold the property to $1,275.000 on December19 7541: Leonid Khanin sold the property to Carlson for $440,000 on December24 Linda L Teckler & Judy M Teckler for 2435 Briarford Ln, Northbrook 60062- Todd E Sarbaugh & Carina T Sarbaugh 1030 Pine St B 3, Glenview 60025- $315000 on December24 for $630.000 on December18 2937: Carl Mitsakopoulos sold the 7530: Joseph M Hazan sold the prop- 239 Gillick St, Park Ridge 60068-4929: erty to Dmitriy Forte I & Sveta L Fortel for 642 Charlemagne Dr, Northbrook Raymond D Parpan sold the properly to property to Paul L Brancky & Laura C NORTH BROOK $540,000 on December22 60062-2112: Michael J Sherrow sold Jack A Aimers & Maribeth Aimers for Brancky for $462.500 on December lB the property to Jason Risdon & Pamela $425,000 on December19 1110 Shermer Rd. Glenview (30025-2732: 1620 Pfingsten Rd, Northbrook 60062- 2550 Shannon Rd. Northbrook 60062- Risdon for $530,000 on December19 Fannie Mae sold the property to Caroline 5849: Cheryl Lamm sold the property to 4465: Michael S Paleczny sold the 44 Park Ln 136. Park Ridge 60068- Peirong Fu & Fang Xu for $425,000 on property to Brian P Roche & Abigail K 651 Helen Dr, Northbrook 60062-2529: 2830: Carpenter Trust sold the Lipkin & Robert Mcguire for $315.000 December 18 Roche for $1.065,000 on December19 Alexander Ryabov sold the property property to Salvatore Dragotta & Andrea on December22

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Call 847-673-4450. $20 Lawler Ave., Skokie. Call 847-626-2000. Advance Senior Center, lOO S. Western Ave., Park Ridge. Thursday of each month in the communrty center tickets $12 per person: $15 per person at the door. Call 847-692-5127. per session: $12 for guild members. to practice German and learn about German cul- ture. For all experience levels, from native speakers Lyric Opera of Chicago Lecture Series: Garners Romp & Rhyme to beginners. Oakton Park Community Center, 4701 II am.: A special library time to play and share Tosca by Giacomo Puccini I p.m.: The group meets every Friday. Park Ridge W. Oakton St., Skokie. rhymes, stories, and songs. Ages 2-24 months. 7 p.m.: Tales of intrigue, love, and death from the Senior Center, 100 S. Western Ave., Park Ridge. Parent or caregiver must be present. Just drop Twitter Lyric Opera season. Moderated by Lyric Opera Call 847-692-5127. docents. Register at glenviewpl.org/register, 847- in. Glenview Public Library, 1930 Glenview Road, 2 p.m.: What is Twitter, anyway? Get acquainted 729-7500 X 7600, or the Reader Services Desk. Candy Crush Hunt Glenview. Call 847-729-7500. with this online social networking service that has Glenview Public Library, 1930 Glenview Road, 6 p.m.: Explore for hidden candy treats at Maine niore than just text messaging. Sign up for a Twitter Glenview. Park. Grab yourjackets and flashlights' Those who Introduction to Effective Networking account before class. Registration arid Glenview I p.m.: Lori Howard and Deb Berger present a Job find the special treats, find out what they win when Library card required unless otherwise rioted. Reg- Networking Group Event. Learn what networking Skokie Photographic Society the whole group returns inside. There is also time ister at glenviewpl.orglregister, 847-729-7500 Ext. really is and how to form relationships that support 7:30 p.m.: The group meets on the third Thursday for games! Registration deadline: Jan. 9. (Ages: 7700, or the Reference Services Desk. Glenview one's job search and career. Learn the tools and of each month. All levels of photographic skill are Il-16) Register online at www.prparks.org. Maine Public Library, 1930 Glenview Road. Glenview. skills of effective networking, online and in person. welcome. Skokie Village Hall, 5127 Oakton St., Park Leisure Center, 2701 W. Sibley St., Park Ridge. Eisenhower Public Library, 4613 N. Oketo Ave., Skokie. Call 847-677-8324. Call 847-692-5127. $8. Race and the Economy Jobs, Housing, Harwood Heights. Call 708-867-7828. Poverty Mr. Guerin Prep Charity Pageant and 5 p.m. :lii conjunction with the special exhibition .16 Fundraiser Family Movie: Frozen Sing-Along RACE: Are We So Different?, the Illinois Holocaust 2 p.m.: (PG, I hr. 42 min.) Bring the entire family to 6:30 p.m.: Guerin Prep High School's Varsity Dance Museum and YWCA Evanston/North Shore present Duplicate Bridge sing-a-long with everyone's favorite ice princess, team presents its first Mr. GP Charity Pageant and a Scholar Series: moderated by Dr. Yolanda Moses, 9 am.: The senior center offers a friendly bridge Elsa, as she teams up with her sister, Anna, a Fundraiser. The majority of the proceeds goes to an University of California-Riverside, former President game every Friday morning. Park Ridge Senior mountain man, his playful reindeer and a snowman affiliated charity. Each contestant is representing of American Anthropological Association and Center, lOO S. Western Ave., Park Ridge. Call 847- to change the weather condition (IMDb) . Lincoln- one of the charities. The winner's charity receives co-author of "RACE: Are We So Different?" and 692-5127. wood Public Library, 4000 W. Pratt Ave., Lincoln- the funds. Raffles, concessions, and fun for a good Dr. David Stovall, University of Illinois at Chicago. wood. Call 847-677-5277 x232. Free. cause. All are welcome and encouraged to attend. Associate Professor Educational Policy Studies Share the Warmth Donations welcome. Guerin College Prep, 8001 W and African American Studies. Reservations 9 am.: Volunteers wanted. Join a group of warm, Open House at Raydiant Day in Evanston Belmont Ave., River Grove. Call 773-304-7418. $10. required: [email protected]. Illinois friendly, supportive women (men welcome) to 2 p.m.: Join in for all things Raydiant, refreshments prepare one-of-a-kind fleece blankets for chemo Holocaust Museum, 9603 Woods Drive, Skokie, Friday Night Live and fun, prizes and special course coupons. Meet Call 847-967-4835. patients. We add a crochet edge to fleece and send Raydiant Day instructors for upcoming courses 7 p.m.: Friday Night Live Club is a fun and safe club these free blankets to new adult chemotherapy and gatherings. Open House until 5 p.m. Raydiant designed for students in fourth and fifth grades. Pizza Wars V patients. We can teach you a basic crochet stitch Day Center for Raydiant Life Fitness, 400 Green- Each month is themed with live DJ. Everyone is 6 p.m. : The fifth annual Pizza Wars takes place in if needed. Bring lunch. We often gather until 2 leaf Street, Evanston. Call 847-869-6477. guaranteed to have a blast! Pre-register or pay the school's main gymnasium to benefit the District or 3 p.m. Donations are welcome to this 501 (c)3 at the door. Concessions are available (pizzal 219 Education Foundation, assisting children in non-profit organization. North Shore Senior Friendship Ambassadors Training hotdogs, pop. water, candy, arid chips). Register need in the Niles Township area, which covers the Center, 161 Northfield Road, Northfield. Call 847- 2:30 p.m.: Participate in Friendship Club events online at www.prparks.org Maine Park Leisure villages of Skokie, Morton Grove, Lincolnwood, 784-6030. as a volunteer. Trained Friendship Ambassadors li Center, 2701 W. Sibley St., Park Ridge. Call 847- Niles and Golf, Pizza Wars V commences with a 692-5127. $5 at the door. standoff between the four area mayors in a fierce Staying Motivated in a Tough Job Market SEE CALENDAR, NEXT PAGE » 25 NIL A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION I THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 2015 group meets on the third Monday of each month. Skokie Public Library, 5215 Oakton St., Skokie. Call « FROM PREVIOUS PAGE 847-324-3176.

CALENDAR Money Matters Discussion IO am.: The group meets on the first and third Monday of each month. Park Ridge Senior Center, make everybody feel welcome while enjoying fun 100 S. Western Ave., Park Ridge. activities together. Earn service hours, too. Grades 4-12. Training provided by the Northern Suburban MGPL Kids: Monday Morning Playgroup Special Education District. Register at glenviewpl. 10:30 am.: Drop-in play time for preschoolers with org/register, 847-729-7500 x 7900, or the Youth a parent or caregiver to introduce young children Services Desk. Glenview Public Library, 1930 to the library in a low-key, unstructured session. Glenview Road, Glenview. Call 847-729-7500. Call 847-929-5102 or visit www.mgpl.org for more ;d adaS.c " information. Morton Grove Public Library, 6140 SOs Night Public Skate Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove. Free. aN 8:30 p.m.: Get ready for a totally awesome time! ; Skat e to the retro hits of the 80s. Enjoy treats Oakton Open House for the kids, and everyone ¡n attendance entered Il am.: Join in on day off school for some ice skat- in a drawing for two tickets to a Chicago Wolves ¡ng! All ages and abilities are welcome. "Skates," hockey game! Oakton Ice Arena, 2800 W. Oakton the Chicago Wolves mascot attends. Enjoy half- ØEG$NS St., Park Ridge. Call 847-692-3359. Daily Public price admission and SI skate rental while they last. THIS WEEKENO Skate Admission Fee. Oakton Ice Arena, 2800 W. Oakton St., Park Ridge. Call 847-692-3359. SATURDAYS AT

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to a slew of shows like "Top Chef," "Life AfterTop Chef," "Top Chef All-Stars," "MasterChef,""Iron ThanksChef America" - the st goes on and on - celebrity chefs ave become the latest superstars. But when Spike Mendelsohn, 34, ecided to enter the culinary scene, oodie stardom wasn't on his mind at "I became a chef the old, tradi- onal way, before reality TV compe- tions," he says. "My aspiration was o open up one restaurant and have a ouple Michelin stars. ... Then 'Top hef'came along and crushed all hose dreams." 'Crushed' is hardly the right word: r finishing fifth on "Top Chef's" hicago-set season 4 in 2008, Men- elsohn headed to Washington, D.C. o parlay his burgeoning fame into a urgerjoint, Good Stuff Eatery He'll' pen the spos first Chicago outpost t 22 S. Wabash Jan.28 a stylish 72I at diner - and follow it up quickly th a second shop in Lincoln Park at e end of summer. The all-American oncept has garnered waves of praise d press coverage, most notably when endelsohn debuted the Prez Obama 4 urger - a combination of applewood acon, red onion marmalade, Roque- rt cheese and horseradish mayo that on top spot at Chicago Gourmet's amburger Hop last year. makingasplash Ora Phenom Will take JeXt 'floflth °Gre as Grey.5 Prot arflazin SIstei.Mia Ofle e!Se,1.t Was So the SheSay5 factthat I Was Briti sh IS al! Iareaab1eninvod have beena tre rea it invasion Singer anc stye star Rita Ora taks new music, moves anc ma

Ora is the music industrygreatest star-in- waiting. 1'lic British-raised bombshell is the first to adnìit that in the IJ.S,, she's still an unproven artist, Rita"l've never actually released I a rca)rd J here," the 24-'car-old songbird says while in town fr 103.5 KISS FM's J ingle Ball last month, She's had one album, "Ora," released to wide acclainì in the U.K., hut her offerings stateside have been limited to a few singles, like "I Will Never Let You Down," "Flow \'Vc Do (Parry)" and her current guest vocals ori IggY Azalea's hit "Black Widow." Fortunately, Ora is used to biding lier tinle. After being discovered by a representative f'ro!ll Roc Nation in 2009, she was flown to New York to meet tue lalx'l's head, rap1)cr Jav-Z, who offèred her a contract on the spot. Still, it was three 'ears before Ora could release an album she was happy with. "lt's like building - and when the dine is right, you release your record," she says. 'That's what's going to happen here I." Ora's first U.S. release is duc out late this siring and will feature collaborations with a slew ofher thiìious friends, including Prince and I)iplo. "It's way holder, darker, more energetic and way more sexy," she says. Last summer, Ora went through a widely 1,ul)licized breakup with I)J and producer Cdvin Fiarris, and while she's been mum on the topic, she iìrises her new tracks will shed SOtTIe light. "lt's definitely just a niore honest record," she says. "[There arc songsi about iny relationships,tylife .... But it's not like [listeners] are iiy therapists. lt's a t'eel-good, heartfelt record, hut what people wondered labouti is what's in the songs." While Ora is a houa tide star when it comes to i1usic she's got four 11K. No. I singles and was named Harper's Bazaar's Musician of the ".ar in 201 3 - she's also carved mit BFFS '.1 niche for herself as a titslmioti icon. She's graced the covers ot Elle, Cosncqolitan and Glaniour, devehiped her own line hr s one Iggy Azalea Adidas and secured her spot as theicc of Roberto Cavalli and of my reaUygreat. dearest awesome perSOi. Rimmel London. She's also a ubiquitous presence in tabloid friendS sheS an red-carpet recaps; she's usually lauded fr her flishion hits, but her for so long,she sup- Ive known before even when she's called out ftr style missteps, she's unapologetic. rted me on myEuropean tour 'Fancy' came out.before 8fl- "I take risks - sonic people nay like that, some people may not r song i knew whO she like that," she explains. " Either way!, i've kind of already won ing carneout. No one Figs and we shared because they're thinking about it." was She cameon tour clothes, sharedeach oth- 'Oie That confidence is the basis of Oras persona. Love her or each others two "lg0 t was literally CInder,, hate her, she doesn't care she says she just likes "knowing that ers' microphones that girls on the run.Now the tact l've put an opinion in someone's mind." It's the same reason she it's we've done'Black Widow never doubted she'd reach success: "ifyou don't think about Ithe eeIing." 1 thought an arnaZi9 wasdark so doubt] and you just think about the fluet that you're singing, it's r(JnetteatedJ then.0' less scary," she explains. "If you think, 'Oh gosh, maybe it won't (I Was Yellow dreCe11aJ work, maybe people won't like it,' you won't [ever! know the a I SO :: Vjde answer. I just take every day as it comes,"

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I ilki all the nitty-gritty LiobsI.But becoming a chefwas the last thing I wanted to do growing up. Ir wasnt as glunorous as it is now. 1\len- dclsohn laughs: "lt was long hours - still long hours. lt was working holidays - still working holidays, too." rhit early reluctance to become a chef shifted when \lendclsohn's grandf.ither became ill, and his parents left the then 18-year-old in charge of the kitchen. A year later, the kitchen ran nore snìoothly than ever hefirc. "I didn't really know Wl1It I wanted to do [withtìi' lifi1," he tojoin the famous Le Cirque in New YorL. HANO remembers. "[My parents] said, 'Why don't you But it was "Top Chef" that unlocked L. $178. stick around another year and we'll send you to iViendelsohn's frill potential: Though he began culinary school?'... I thought it was a joke, but L5 d culinary purist with no eyes on firme, he's they held up their end of the bargain and I held since carved Otit a niche for himself, thanks to up mine." his charming persotit1ity and trademark fedoras. TON.RL/P The deal was enough to seal ÎVlcndelsohn's Now, his rock-star status continues to rise: He's tiLte. I- le attended The Culinary Institute of launched a private events company in [).C., America in 2004, which he credits for giving where he currently resides, and is simultaneously him the confidence to pursue cooking. "lt maile taking his burger empire global. "We just signed Mi ne feel like 1 had something a little different," an international expansion [deal] for Good Stuff he says. Eatery in Saudi Arabia," he says. "There hap- lt's yet another understatement from Men- pens to be a huge burger boom going on [therel delsohn; while he's built a brand slinging burgers right now." and fries, he's proved his mettle in some of the Mendelsohn hasn't given up on TV, either. toughest gourmet kitchens in the world. During Last year, he moved from show competitor to flg- his culinary school years, the young chef jetted urehead, helming programs like FYI's "Midnight oil to Europe to work at the fiuned Château Les Feast" and "Late Nite Chef Fight." But, female Crayères, tucked away in a castle in northern firns, prepare to he disappointed: The wunderkind l"rance. "That was an intense experience, big chef is spoken for. "I am seeing somebody," lie time," he remembers. "I begged for eight months admits, befbre adding a humorous aside: "If you on the phone with a French chef to get that posi- can't he near the one you love, love the one you're MORE ONLINE tion. I'm the only American walking through the near.....m just playing! My grandfirther used to Salivating yet? door, and they instantly called me '[américain.' say that to me, Fit was] one of his little schticks." Check out The' really put it to me. They didn't let me just Despite already earning accolades here at Chìcagosplashcorn stroll right in and think I was awesome, they put the I larnhurger Hop and garnering a fiiwn- for oneof Nien- mc iii check and embarrassed me and ruade me ing fmale fun base (Cosmopolitan magazine delsohns burger learn a lot of those hard lessons. But after about even spotlighted his dating tips), Mendeslohn recipes and bring two months of initiation, they accepted me as is determined not to get a big head. He never the Good Stuff oiìe of] their own." saw fame coming and recognizes the spotlight's Colletti's Smokehouse burger(top) home. In 2005, the glohetrotting gourmand left fleeting nature, so he stays focused on the food, and Sunny's hand-cut fries with l'rance fir the Calitrnia countryside, working in saying, "You never know when the idea of rock- sauces from the mayo bar at Good Stuff Eatery, opening at 22 S. Napa Valley at Bouchon hefire switching coasts star chefs is going to go away." Wabash Jan. 28. lì I I CHICAGOSPLASH.COM 3ANUARY 11-24. 2015 "My friends all hate their cell phones... I love mine!" y Hereswhy. Say good-bye to everythingyou hate about cell phones. Say hello to Jitterbug.

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JANUARY 11-24, 2015I CHICAGOSPLASH.COM1 9 en1ertaiiiment Then andnow 'RAPTURE, eminist friends Though the New jersey native grew up thinking BLISTER, BURN' reconnect in Cina of New York theater as Jan. 17-Feb. 22, The Cionfriddo's Rapture, "the axis on which we all Goodman Theatre, 170 N. are just lucky to rotate," Dearborn. For tickets($25- BHster, Burn she says that making her $81), call (312) 443-3800 home in Chicago "has or visit Goodman BY THOMAS CONNORS theatre.org X really opened my eyes and Directoriberly Senf. r (left) with Robin Weigert and world view, and I am all the Mark L. Montgomery in rehearsal director Kimberly better artist and person fort Senior made a splash A resident director at Wri on Broadway last fall ers Theatre and an associate artist at Whenwith her rendition of TimeLine Theatre Company, Senior ve would never say. I love plays that do history of theater." Ayad Akhtar's Pulitzer Prize-winning lives in Evanston with her husband, the that all while seeming so naturalistic." lt also examines the philosophy and "Disgraced," those unfamiliar with lier play's set designer jack Magaw, and their "Rapture, Blister, Burn" spins on the practice of feminist principles and, career might have assumed she was an two young children. The roster of work reunion of two grad school friends as in working on the piece, Senior had overnight sensation. But Senior has been she's undertaken ranges from Martin they ponder the paths their lives have to re-assess her own notions of the hard at work fbr 20 years right here in McDonagh's "The Cripple of Inishmaan" taken. Senior describes it as "a deeply independent and purposeful life. "On an Chicago, where she founded Collaborac- to Amy Herzog's "The Great God Pan." personal story about regret, nostalgia intellectual level, it's really moving me tion Theatre Company and has worked at "T love a play with muscular language and living life while you can.' If that to a greater accountability, in particular Steppenwolt among others. This month, and characters who act almost impulsively makes it sound as if this show skews the message I send to my daughter. On she makes her nìark at the Goodman, to get what they need," she says. "We go sad, not to worry. According to Senior, a personal level, I'm very challenged and directing Gina Gionfriddo's "Rapture, to the theater to see people behave in a the play boasts "some of the funniest excited by the questions the play asks: Blister, Burn." way we can't in real life, to say the things lines, situations and moments in the f such asi 'Can you have it all?'"

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SWCD is an Equal Opportunity Employer. with Disabilities/Protected Veterans PA(E YOUR AD 4 Pioneer Press (DC) Thursday, January 15, 2015 Office Furniture Apartments, Unfurn'd. Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est. GARAGE SALES EQUAL STUFF For Suie - (71 4 Drawer Filing Csbi-Cook County - Suburban REAL ESTATE MORTON GROVE North Dearborn SIreel Suife 1300 nets.Perfect condition. $20/each IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFCHICAGO.IL 60602 (312)476- OBO. 630-404-4408 COOK COUNTY. ILLINOIS COUN-5500 Afforney File No PA1402951 Vernon I-tills. Saturday 1/17/15, 10 HOUSING Glenview- 1,2,3 Bds 1-Y DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYAttorney Code. 91220 Case Hum- AM -4 PMMoving and Everything Air Conditioners LUXURY RESIDENCES Houses DIVISION ber: r4 CH 07034 TJSC#' 34- 20526 MustGol PortClinton l'tace OPPORTUNITIES Wanted to Buy Valley Lo Towers Il FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE Condominiums Town homes ASSOCIATION l"FANNIE MAE"), A1639258 Antiques, CollectibleS 1910 Chestnut Ave. 1199 E Port Clinton Road, Unit AAAAA Vehicles Wanted CORPORATION ORGANIZED1/8, 1/15, 1/22/15#900191 Call (847) 998-1800 s200 6û6Furniture, lamps, small kitchen All real estate advertised in Appliances Will Buy All Vehicles*** Condos, Lofts AND EXISTING UNDER THE Mon - Fri lOam - 4pm appliances, tools,antiques,rugs,this newspaper is subject to the LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES sports & camping equipment. Cash Arts, Crafts, Hobbies Cars, Trucks, Vans, SUV's*** www.valIeytotowers.com Duplex OF AMERICA Federal Fair Housing Act, which only Auctions $500-5000 Cash* Open Houses Plaintiff, MORTON GROVE makes it illegal to advertise any 708-516--8888. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Mobile Homes GUSTAVO DIAZ AKA GUSTAVOCOOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN- pruference, limitation, or dis- Building Material DIAZ JR AKA GUSTAVO R DtAZTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY WANTED: OLD BEER CANS NEW 1JTING cnmlrration based on race, color, Business Equipment Manufactured Homes JR AKA GUSTAVO R DIAZ,DIVISION No Aluminum BANCO POPULAR, NORTHBANK OF AMERICA, N.A. religion, sex, handicap, fsmilial 630-553-1403 or 630-556-4358 Clothing, Furs Hurwood Heights - 3BR apt tor rent, Apartment Buildings AMERICA, POPULAR NORTHPlaintiff, Status 01 national ongin in the heated, brand new 800rs, AMERICA, INC. SBM TO BANCO repainted, sppls & AC, utilities not BEHA, ELIZABETH sale, rental or Onancing st Electronics, Accessories Co-Op Apartments POPULAR NA, MARISOL DIAZ RICHARD WHEAT CENTS- include Call 708-867-3615. Defendants BEHA, PARKWAY BANK AND housing. Estate Sales Pennies Before 1959 PrestIgIous Lake View Apt. Senior Housing 14 CH 07034 TRUST COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE TO PLACE A In addition the Illinois Human A & R PENNY SHOP 1051-55 W. Pratt Bled. 9322 MURRAY COURT MORTONU/T/A DATED 01/30/2003 A/K/A Exercise Equipment 847-4.41-5821 Commercial, Industrial GROVE, IL 60053 TRUST NO. 13489 UNKNOWN Rights Act prohIbits discdmisa Beaulitul Large Apartment w/Lake View, Separate Dining Room, Farms, Farmland NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-BENEFICIARIES Ot PARKWAY tion based on age, ancestry, Farm and Gardening Hardwood Ftoonng, Beach front, TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, U/T/A DATED 01/30/2003 A/K/A marital status, sexual orientation Farm Equipment Convenient to public transportation Homes Built to Order suant to a Judgment of Foreclosure Immediate Occupancy. and Sale enferedinthe aboveTRUST NO. 13489, UNKNOWN or unfavorable military discharge. Firewood PETS t Bedroom, t Bath - $1 .070/mo Vacant Property cause on November 4, 2014, ariOWNERS AND NONRECORD This paper will not knowingly For viewing call Zlatko 773-415-0035 agent for The Judicial Sales Corpo-CLAIMANTS flea Markets or Hallmark 8 Johnson 773-845-6160 Vacation Property ration, will at 10:30 AM on FebrusryDefendants accept any advertising tot real 5, 2015. at The Judicial Salen Cor-10 CH 039175 estate which is in violation of the Food, Produce Cats 5KOKIE: 4602-fl Grove Income Property poration, One South Wacker Drive -7428 ARCADIA STREET MORTON Outstsnding Building 04th Floor, CHICAGO. IL, 60606,GROVE, IL 60053 law. All persons are hereby CLASSIFIED Furniture Dogs Spacious 5 Room- 2 Odori Sublet. Investment Property sell at public auction Io the highentNOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO- informed that all dwellings amer- Light, airy/remodeled, ceilings tans, bidder, as set torth below. tIle fol-TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur- Garage available. Heat included. Lots osant to a Judgment of Foreclosure tised are available on an poual Giveaways Misc. Pets lowing described real enlate: Corn- Janitor on premises, close to Real Estate Auctions montv known as 9322 MURRAYand Sale enteredinthe above opportunity basis. Horses Devonshire Park. Avail Feb 1 2015. COUBT. MORTON GROVE, ILcause on October 19, 2012, an Dogs Call Gabby 847-933-072701 lt you believe you have been Real Estate Wanted 60053 Property Indes No. 09-13-agent for The Judicial Salen Corpo- Jewelry Hallmark & Johnson r02-022, Property Index No. 9-13-ration, will at 10.30 AM on January discriminated against in connec- AKC White Lab Pups - Ready 773-545-6160 Real Estate Misc. 102-022-0000. The real estate is23, 2015, at The Judicial Sales Cor- tion with the sale, rental or LawnS Garden Equipment Now! AKC SIlver Lab Pups - improved with a two story singleparution. One South Wacker Drive - Ready January 23rd! Lake County Out-Of-Town Real Est. family home. two car attached ga-24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606, Onancing of housing, Calt: - Machinery, Tools Catt or Teal 219-628-3848 rage. Sale terms, 25% down of thesell al public auction to the highest HIGHLAND PARK Out-Of-Town, Commercial bidder, as nel forth below, the fol- Medical Equipment 2 bedroom, i st floor, close to highest bid by certified tundo at the AD, CALL West City and Suburbs: Toy und Tiny Poodles 4 Sale. close of the sale payable to The Ju-lowing descnbed real estafe: Com- Gorgeous Pups, Most colors, shots,town and train. Available Feb. 1. Lakes, Resort Property monly known an 7428 ARCADIA HOPE Fair Housing Center Misc. Merchandise $585/month. 847-831-8080 dicial Salen Corporstion. No third dewormed, windair.net party checks will be accepted TheSTROET, MORTON GROVE,IL 8t5-286-3915 Mortgages, Loans 60053 Properly Indes No, 09-13- 6304904500 Musical Instruments Homes balance. including the Judicial sale Homeowners Insurance feeforAbandoned Reuidevtial411-038. The real estateinim- Office Furniture Property Municipality Relief Fund,proved with a single familyreni- South City ano Suburbs. Cook County Suburban Real Estate Seminars whichis calculated on residentialdanceSale ternos: 25% down of Resale Shops the highest bid by certified funds at South Suburban Housing Center RENTALS Suburbs, * RENT TO OWN! * real estate at the rate of $1 for each Real Estate Services st .000 orfraction thereof ofthethe close of the sale payable to The 708-9574874 Snow Removal Equipment Buy with No c/suing costs and get Judicial Salen Corporation No third help with your credit. Call 708-868- amount paid by the purchaser not Judicial Sales - Legal to enceed $300. in certified funds/orparty checks will be accepted. The Sporting Goods 2422 or visit w,nhba.com Noittr Citarid Suburbs: wire transfer, is due within twenty-balance, including the Judicial sale Apartments, Unfurnished fee forAbandoned Residential 847.998-3400 Interfaith Housing Center Swap, Trade four (24) hours. No fee shall be paid Rooms Apartment Buildings by the mortgagee acquinng the res-Property Municipality Relief Fund, Apartments, Furnished which is calculated on residential of the Northern Suburbs Swimming Pools, Supplies Cook County - Suburban idential real estate pursuant to its Condos, Townhomes Cook County - Chgo. Ncredit bid at the sale or by anyreal enlate at the rate of $1 for each 847-501-5760 or$1 000 or fraction thereof of the Tickets Room for Rent/Apt to Share mortgagee, Iudgmenl creditor, Homes 67± ACRES NW IL LOG HOME &other hienor acquinng the residentialamount paid by the purchaser not in the North side of Chicago. EQUESTRIAN CNTR $1,750,000 to eaceed $300, in certified funds/or Wanted to Buy Female Prat. 773-822-6046 real estate whose rightsn and to Duplex CROPS. INDOOR ARENA. the residential real estate arose pri-wire transfer, is due within twenty- Owner willing to separate or to the sale. The sublect propertyfour (24) hours, No fee shall be paid Transportation Transportation Electronics, Accessories Rooms Offices home from center. is subject to general real estate tau-by the mortgagee scquinng the ren- www.NWtLHORSERANCH.com es, special anneasments, or specialidential real estate pursuant to ita Housing to Share Cook County Suburban WANTED HOME STEREO Cull Angela 815-777-3012 taxen levied against said real estatecredit bid at the sale or by any National DCP is the exdusive sourcing und distribution provides UC-Hesrt/and Realty and is offered for sale without anymortgagee, Iudqment creditor,or Equip & Records, 33s-45s-78a Mobile Homes Skokle- tot mo. rent $1 other lienor acquiring the residential 2nd mo. renI $2. LTL. Offkies tor representationasto qualityor Wilt pick-up Cash of and withoutre-real estate whose rights in and to for Dunkini Donuts Brand, and is seeking experienced Rent. Nr Touhy 6 Edens. 3008- quantity title 847-266-0190 Retirement Rentals Judicial Sales-Real Est.course toPlaintiff and in "AS 1Sthe residential real estate arose pri- 4001t-800tt-l200ft. May combine, or to the sale The subject property Co-Op Housing no extras. riiqhtly clean-up. LINCOLNWOOD condition. The sale is further sub- IN THE C)RCUIT COURT OF)ecf to confirmation by the court.is subject to general real eutate tao- Estate Sales Call 84i-602-6622 es, special assesomenfn, or special Sleeping Rooms COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS Upon payment in full of the amount COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHAN-bid, the purchaser willreceive utasen levied against said real estate Stores and is offered for sale wdhout any 'A FAB SUCCESSFUL SALE" Housekeeping Rooms CERY DIVISION Cerfiticate of Sale that will enhile Class A representation antoqualityor the purchaser Io a deed to the real Whes You Want The BestS Cook County - SuburbanFEDERAL HOME LOAN MORT- Finder Service GAGE CORPORATION enlate after confirmahon of the sale.quantityoftilleand withoutre- The property will NOT be open forcourse to Plaintiff and inAS IS PHYLLIS REIFMAN Apartments - Hotels SCHILLER PARK 500 SOFT, Plaintiff, Store/Office. Avail Now es. inspection and plaintiff makes nocondition. The sale in further nab- Trio House Sales JOHN KITOVER, AKA JOHN Zreprenentutiov as tu the condition ofact to confirmation by the court, Route Drivers Vacation, Resort Rentals $740/mo. Upon payment in full of the amount the property. Prospective bidders 847-432-3770 847-664-9951 KITOVER, BANK OF AMERICA. N A are admonished to check the courtbid,the purchaser wìllreceive s Out-of-State Rentals Certificate of Sale thaI will entitle Rental Misc. Defendants, file fo verify all information. It this $27.80 Per Hour Plus Overtime 14CH 10191 property is a condominium unit, thethe purchaser to a deed tu fha real Garages estate after confIrmation of the sale, v-Mix lt Up Sale!! Cook County - Chgo. N NOTICE OF SALE purchaser of the unit st the foreclo- Farms, Farmland PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV-sure sale, other than s mortgagee,The property will NOT be open for ELMWOOD PARK Space Ismall school / day care) forEN that pursuant to a Judgment utshatl pay the assessments and theinspection and plaintiff makes no National DCI' offers great benefits, 2839 N. 74th court. Fri 1/16 & Commercial, Industrial lease in Morton Grove (7800, W.Foreclosure and Sale entered in thelegal fees required by The Condo-representation as to the condition of Sat 1/17 @ 9-2 Lyons St. Morton Groee. IL). Cur-above entitled cause Intercountyminium PropertyAct,765 ILCSthe property. Proupectìve bidders are admonished to check the court Saddle. vintage, Schwinn, Storage, Warehouses rently used as a speciut educationJudicial Sales Corporation will on605/9)g)(1) und Çg))4). Ifthin prop- Overtime Pay over 40 hours, and the electronics and tots more. erty is a condominium unit which istile to verity all information,If this Desk Space school, located fleet to a CatholicWednesday, February rr. 20t5 at See estatesalesnet for more Church is available tor lesse. Plentythe hour of 1 1 am. in their office stpart of a common interest commun-properly is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the und at the forado- potential to earn $80,000 Annually! Offices at parking. 15 class rooms I office120 West Madison Street,Suiteity, the purchaser ot the unit at the paces. Contact Tito at 847-323-718A, Chicago, Illinois, sell at publictoreclosure sale otherthan asure sale, other than a mortgagee, mortgagee shall pay the assess-shall pay the assessments and tIne i-7. ITEMS FROM A TO Zttt r'r'r Stores 3r09 or B/nay st 847-409-0344 auction to the highest bidder for cash. so set torth below. the f show-mente required by The Condomini-leyaI fees required by The Condo- - MORTON GROVE Rental Services ing descnbed mortgaged real es-um Property Act, 765ILCSminiumPropertyAct.765 ILCS $2,500 SIGNING BONUS 7427 Lyons late 605/18.5)q-1I. IF YOU ARE THE605/9)g)(ll and (gy4). lt this prop- MORTGAtOR (HOMEOWNER),erty is a condominium unit which is N. Oempster I W. Sheriner Rental Misc Commonly known so 6840 North Lincolnwood Orse, Lincolnwood, ILYOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO RO-part of a common interest commun- Fri & Sat,1/16 & 1/17, 9-3pm after 90 days of employment! Wanted to Rent 60712 MAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30ily. the purchaser of the uno at the Cash Only SUBSCRIBE P IN. 10-33-231-008 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN OR-foreclosure saleothertfiarn a See estatesales.net tor photos. The mortgaged real enlate is im-DER OF POSSESSION, IN AC-mortgagee shall pay the asuena- Apartments, Unfurn'd. proved with a single family resi-CORDANCE WITH SECTION r 5-ments required by The Condomini- 17011G) OF THE ILLINOIS MORT-um Property Act, 765 ILCS Cook County - Suburban dance. lt the subject mortgaged real Required ExperiencetQualifications: TODAY CALE estate is a unit of a common inter-GAGE FORECLOSURE LAW You605/18.5(q-tl. IF YOU ARE THE NEW TRIER SALES est community, the purchaser of thewill need a photo identification in-MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), Estate Sales-AritQs., ELMW000 PARK - IBR., sued by a government agency (dr/y-YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO RE- I 2 years' experience and clean driving record Quiet building. Heat included. unit other than a mortgagee shall Art. 50's Designer Furn pas the assessments required byer's license, passport, etc.) in orderMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 our specialtyCharities, No smoking. Close to train & bus to gain entry into our building andDAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN OR- . Ability to lilt tip to 50 pounds By appt. 708-453-3319 i .800680.2068 subsection (g-1) of Section 18.5 of Clean-up available. the Condominium Property Act, the foreclosure sale room in CookDER OF POSSESSION. IN AC- . Must clear oil required DOT Walter - 847-471-7333 Sale ternis. 10% down by certifiedCounty and the same identificationCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15- Evaniton 2nd floor 28R11 BA, held county17011Cl OF THE ILLINOIS MORT- pre-employment screening funds, balance, by certified funds,forsales atothet Near shops & trons, New renov OR VISIT within 24 hours. No refundsThevenues where The Judicial SalesGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. You Nyce Things Estate Salesc-fans. yard, 81400+ Else. Gas L property will NOT be open for in-Corporationconducts foreclosurewill need a photo identlticatìon is- (ServIng the North Shore) Sec Dep. No pets. 847-475-6717 spection sales,For information.Visitoursued by a government agency (dr/n- PION EERLOCAL.(OMFor Information call Sales Depart-website at nervice.atty-pierce.com.er's license, passport, etc I in order Carol 847-431-5464 ment st Plaintiff's Attorney. Manleybetween the hours of 3 and 5 pm.to gain entry into sur building and APPLY NOW! FOREST PARK - Spacious 1BR, the foreclosure sale room in Cook Huge closets, AC. pkng Idry, close Dean Kochalskl, LLC, One EastPIERCE & ASSOCIATES, Plaintiff's to train. Tenant pays $760/mo + low WackerDrive, Chicago,IllinoisAnorneys,OneNorthDearbornCounty and the same identification Misc. Merchandise forsalesheldat other county I IN PERSON BETWEEN 8AM AND 4PM: v/nc heat 708-383-0192 oor 1614)220-5611. 14-Street Suite 1300, CHICAGO, IL 002332 60602Tel No,(312) 476-5500.venues where The Judicial Sales Offices Offices INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALESPlease refer to file numberCorporationconductsforeclosure NATIONAL DCP, 9000 W. 192nd Street CORPORATION PA1402851 THE JUDICIAL SALESsales. For intorrsation, eearnine he Cook County . SuburbanCook County SuburbanSelling Officer, )312) 444-1122 CORPORATION One Southcourt file or contact Plaintiff's 5801- Mokeno, IL 60448 640535 Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago,nos:CODILIS 6ASSOCIATES, 1/15, 1t22, 1/29/15 #901651 IL 60606-4650 )3t2) 236-SALE YouP.C., 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE HARW000 HEIGHTS 2,931SF WE6CB312731 can also visit The Judicial SalesROAD, SUITE 100, BURR RIDGE, . EMAIL [email protected] 7_5' Like New Sofa. Antique 847-564-1600 OFFICE Corporation at www.tjsc.com for a 7IL 60527, (630) 794-9876 Please Armoire S Desk. Small 46D0 N. Harlem 2nd story Office Space above day status report of pending sales.refer to file number 14-10-31223. Grandfather Clock. Stereo retail center. Handicap Access. Ag9ressive Deals. SAY IT IN THE (LASSIFIEDS, (Ail PIORCE 6ASSOCIATES OneTHE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA- I PHONE: (855) 637334 i Components. Much More! 847-564-1 600 www.tosephrealestate.net lION One South Wacker Drive, K* )/t/DPe Glencoe. Call 847-835-2575 847-998-3400 TO PIACE YOUR AD 24th Floor, Chicaao. IL 60606-4650 Thursday, January 15, 2015 Pioneer Press (DC) 5 Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est,Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est. (312) 236-SALE S'ou can also viedTHE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA-Attorneys,One NorthDeurborn9876 PIeuse refer lo file number 14-lo exceed $300', in certified lunds/orresi estate ut the rute of $1 for each The Judicial Sales Corporation stTION One South Wacker Drive,Street Suite t300, CHICAGO, ILtO-45204. THE JUDICIAL SALESwire transfer, is due within twenty.$1 .000 Or frachon thereofof the ljsC.Corn for a 7 day status re-24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-465060602Tel No. (312) 476-5500.CORPORATION One Southfour 24) hours. No fee shall be paidamount paid by the purchaser noIBUSINESS SERVICE DIRECTÛRY port of pending sales. CODILIS &(312) 236-SALE You cas also visitPleaserefer Is file numberWacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago,by the mortgagee acqumnng the res-to exceed $300. in certified funds/or ASSOCIATES.PC t5W030The Judicial Sales Corporation atPAl220508. THE JUDICIAL SALESIL 60606-4650 (312) 236-SALE Youidential real estate pursuant to itswire transfxr, is due within twenty- NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD.ww.l)sc.com for a 7 dart status re-CORPORATION Ose Southcan also visit The Judicial Salescredit bid at the sale or by anyfour (24) hours. No fee shall be paid Accounting Hauling SUITE 100 BURP RIDGE, IL 60527port of pending sales 000ILIS &Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago,Corporation at www.tlsc.com for a 7mortgagee, ludgmsnt creditor,orby the mortgagee acquiring the res- (630) 794-5300 Attorney File No,ASSOCIATES, P.C. t 5W030IL 60606-4650 (312) 236-SALE Youday status report of pending sates,other lienor acqumnng the rsaidentmalidential real estate pursuant lo its RED'S HAUUNG SERVICE 1410-31223 Attorney ARDC No,NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD,can also visit The Judicial SalesCODILIS & ASSOCIATES, P.C.real estate whose rights io and tocredit bid at the sale or by airy Complete Clean out Service Corporation at esse t)sc.corn tor a 715WO3O NORTH FRONTAGEthe residential real estate arose pri-mortgagee. )udgrsent or 00468002 Attorney Code21762SUITE tOO BURR RIDGE, IL 60527 creditor, TO PLACE AN AD N Family owned for oser 50 years Case Number,10 CH 039175(630) 794-5300 Attorney File No.day slafus report of pending salesROAD. SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE,or to the sale. The subject propertyother lienor acqumnnq the residential TJSC#: 34-21758 NOTE: Pursuantt4-t2-35223 Attorney AROC No.PIERCE &ASSOCIATES OneIL 60527 (630) 794-5300 Attorneyis subject to general real estate las-real estate whose nghts n and to OUR LOCAL SERVICE 847-409-4860 redshaulrngser'sice cam - YeIp.com to the Fair Debt Collection Practices00468002 Attorney Code21762North Dearborn Street Suite t300File No. 14-10-45204Attorneyes. special assessments. or specialthe residential real estate arose po- DIRECTORIES Act, you are advised that PlaintiffsCase Numbert3 Cf-1 002741CHICAGO,IL 60602312) 476-ARDC No 00468002Attorneytases levied against said real estateor to the sale. The sublecl property attorney is deemed lo be a debt col-TJSC#. 34-19182 NOTE: Pursuant5500 Attorney File No PAl220508Code. 2t762 Case Number: 10 CHand is offered for sale without anyis sublet to general real enlate tun- Instruction lector attempting to collect a debtto the Fair Debt Collection PracticesAttorney Code. 91220 Case Num-054412 TJSCC: 35-27 NOTE: Pur-representationastoquality oren, special assessments, or special PLEASE CALL and any intormafion obtained will beAct, you are advised 1h51 Plaintiff'sber:10 CH 38594 TJSC#: 34-suant to the Fair Debt Collectionquantityoffilleand withoutre-tases levied against said real esIste Math/Science Tutor In Deertleld used for that purpose attorney is deemed to be a debt col-20925 Practices Act. you are advised thatcourse to Plaintiff and inAS 1Sand is offered for sale without any 847-998-3400 #2 with 15 years of sep Certified 3898O lector attempting to collect s debt1640315 Plaintiff's attorney is deemed to betondition The sale is turiher sub-representationastoqualityor Teacher WlMastems for 6th- t 21h ill, 1,8,1/15/15 *896.449 and any information obtained will be1/15, 1/22, 1/29/15 #901649 a debt collector attemphng to collectlestto conhm'mation by the court.quantityoflilIeand withoutre- grade, Algebra I thru Pre-calc. Biol, used for that purpose a debt and any information obtainedUpon payment in ful) of the amountcourse to Plaintiff and mnAS 1S A Sales Consultant WI)) Chern Also. ACT Math/Science 1638971 will be used for that purpose bid,the purchaser willrecemvs acondilion. The sale is further sub- Prep. References available 1/1, 1/8, 1/15/15 #896445 1640638 Certificate of Sale Ihat will sol itleecl Io confirmation by the Court help you place your ad. 847-826-9010. MORTON GROVE SKOKIE 1115, 12, 1/29/15 *901652 the purchaser to a deed to the realUpon payment in full of the amount INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF esIste aher confirmation of the sale.bid,the purchaser willreceive s Piano Lessona for Alf Agex. COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN- COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-SKOKIE The properly will NOT be open forCertificate of Sole that will entitle By Master of FIne Arts with 1-Y DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYNORRIDGE TY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFinspection sod plaintiff makes nothe purchaser to a deed to Ihe real Cleaning Thirty years of teaching experience Dt V ISbN INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OFDIVISION COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS representation as lo the condition ofestate aher confirmation of the sale. At your home or my studIo WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS U.S BANK. NATIONAL ASSOCIA-COUNTY DEPARTMENT, CHAN-the property. Prospective biddersThe property will NOT be open forCLEANING LADY will clean (224)402-4285 Atta Plainfiff, COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHAN-TION CERY DIVISION are admonished lo check the courtinspection and plaintiff makes no your borne/apt. Englieh CERY DIVISION Plaintiff, GMAC MORTGAGE, LLC, file lo verity all information.If thisrepresentation as to the condflion of speaking, Exp. Anna Misc. Services 1lROSLAW TRZECIAK, RENATAJPMORGAN CHASE BANK NA- Plaintiff property is a condominium unit, thethe property.Prospective bidders V, 708-39-1826 TRZECIAK TIONAL ASSOCIATION Plaintiff, JEREMIAH J. WILTGEN, SUSAN purchaser of the uniI at the foreclo-are admonished to check the court NEED A HELPER COMPANION? JAMIE LEE. Defendants NADER WILTGEN NK/A SUSAN sure sale, olher than a mortgagee,file to nasty all informationIt this Cleaning. Dog Walking. 13 CH 002741 fATALIYALUKASZEWSKIDe-NADER, HARRIS, NA Defendants shall psy the assessments and theproperty is a condominium unit, the Firewood Pet Sitting dai Rides. 11 CH 15270 7044 WILSON TERRACE MOR-fendants Defendants legal fees required by The Condo-purchaser of the und at the foreclo- Cull Donna 224-875-0891 Address: 5301 Cram TON GROVE, IL 12 CH 38594 10 CH 054412 Property miniumProperty Act,765 ILCSsure sale, other than a mortgagee. LAKELAND FIREWOOD NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-at 19 WEST CHARMAINE ROAD5352 GREENLEAF STREETStreet Skokie, IL 60077 605/9(g((1) and (g))4(.If this prop-shall pay the assessments snd the TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tIret pur-NORRIDGE, IL 60706 SKOKIE, IL 60077 NOTICE OF FORECLOSUREerty is a condominIum unit which isIeaÇ fees required by The Condo-Kiln Dried f-fardwoortl Firewood Painting-Decorating ouant to a Judgment of ForeclosureNOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-SALE part of s common interest commun-miniumProperlyAct.765 ILCS $110,00 and Sale enleredinIhe aboneTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur.Shapiro l(reisman& Associates,ity, the purchaser of the unit at the605/9(g)I1( and )g((4(. If this prop- 1-847- 299-1005 1-847-239-0589 Free Stacking & Delivery cause on October 27, 2014, ansuanr lo a Judgment of Foreclosuresuant to a Judgment of ForeclosureLLC file C t 1-052336 foreclosure saleotherthan aerty mu a condominium unit wInch in Al FRITZ 6. SON PAINTING (lt rs advised thaI interested parties agent for The Judicial Sales Corpo-andSale enleredinthe aboveand Saleenfered irrthe above mortgagee shall pay the assess-part of a common mntejest commun- 647-201-1264 nt/ExtFree Est. Wallpaper ration, will at 10:90 AM on Januarycause on November 8, 2013, ancause on June 3, 2014, an agenlconsult with their rnenta required by The Condomini-ity, the purchaser of the unit at the 29, 2015, st The Judicial Sales Cor-agent for The Judicial Sales Corpo-for The Judicial Sales Corporaf ion,own attorneys before biddingaturn PropertyAct, 765 ILCSforeclosuresale otherthan aGarage Doors. Openers poration, One South Wacker Drive -ration, will at tO 30 AM on FehruarywrIl at 10:30 AM ori February 10,mortgage foreclosure sales.) 605-t8,5)q-1(, IF YOU ARE THEmortgagee stratI pay the assess- KASAL 24th Floor, CHICAGO. IL, 60606,f3. 2015, at The Judicial Sales Cor-2015. at The Judicial Sales Corpo-PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby givenMORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER),menlo required by The Condominm- that pursuant In a Judgment of FOREST GARAGE DOORS Painting & Decorating sell at public auction fo the highestporation, One South Wacker Drive -ration, One South Wacker Dsve - YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REum Property Act. 765ILCS Interior / Exterior bidder. au set forth below, the fol-04th Floor, CHICAGO. IL, 60606,24th Floor, CHICAGO. IL, 60606,Foreclosure entered on NovemberMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30605/18.5(q-1I.IF YOU ARE THE Family Owned Siech 1946 lowing descnbed real estate Corn-sell at public auction to the highestsell at public auction to the highest18. 2011, KaIlen Realty Ser-arces,DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN OR-MORTGAGOR )HOMEOWNER), Sales - Sm-arce . install.rlmmnm Painting 6. Wallpapenng Inc.. as Selling Official will at i 2:30 Wall Washing monly known as 7044 WILSONbidder, as set forth below, the f 01-bidder. as set forth below, the f ol- DER OF POSSESSION. IN AC.YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO RE-7O8-52-94O5 I 630-969-9416 TERRACE, MORTON GROVE, ILlowing deucnbed real estate' lowing descnbed real estate' Com-p.m on February lO, 2015, at 205CORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-MAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 FREE ESTIMATES 60053 Property Index No. 10-18-Commonly known as 81 19 WESTmonIti known as 5352 GREENLEAFW. Randolph Street. Suite1020.1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS MORT-DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN OR- Call Steve (630)968-5593 Chicago, Illinois, sell at public auc t 1 4-024 The real estateis rn- CHARMA1NE ROAD. NORRIDGE,STREET. SKOKIE, IL 60077 Prop- GAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. YouDER OF POSSESSION. IN AC- Handyman proved with a single tamilyresi-IL 60706 Property Indes No 12-t 1-erty Indes No. 10-21-t 16-041 Thelion to the hIghest bidder for cash.will need s photo identification u- CORDANCE WITH SECTION f5- dence. Sale terms: 25% down of403-006-0000 The real esIste isreal estate is improved with s singleau set forth below, the following de-sued by a government agency (dris-1701IC( OF THE ILLINOIS MORT-Any type of home repair' Electrical, Snow Removal the highest bid by certdied funds atimproved with a one story singlefamily residence Sale terms: 25%scnbed real property: er's license, passport. etc.) in orderGAGE PORECLOSUPE LAW You Plumbing, Carpentry. Painting, the close 01 the sale payable to Thefamily home wifh no garase Saledown of fhe highest bid by certifiedCommonly known as 5301 Cramto gain entry into our building andwill need a photo identification is- BR/BsmnffiGtchen Remodeling 6. MR. CHEAP SNOW Judicial Sales Corporation No thirdterms: 25% down of the hig}rest bidfunds al the close of the sale paya-Street, Skokie, IL 60077 the foreclosure sale room in Cooksued by a government agency den- more. Free Estrrnatesi REMOVAL & LAWN CARE party checks wilt be accepted Theby certified funds al the cloue of Iheble to The Judicial Sales Corpora-Permanent Indes No.:10-2f-111-County and the same rdentificaf ioner's license, passport. etc.) mn orderCall Jerzy 847-571-4397 or email Resmdidomm e Sr CItizen Disc balance, including the Judicial salesale payable Io The Judicial SalesIron. No third party checks will beotg& 10-21-111-020 forsalesheldalother countyto gain entry into our building and [email protected] 847-722-0584 tee torAbandoned ResidentialCorporafion No third party checksaccepted. The balance, iocludrnThe mortgaged real estafe is im-venues where The Judicial Salesthe foreclosure sale room in Cook Property Municipality Relief Fund.will be accepted. The balance, ro-the Judicial sale fee for Abandone proved willi a dwelling. The proper-CorporationconductsforeclosureCounty and the seme identification whichu calculated on residentialcluding the JudicialsatefeeforResidentialPropertyMunicipalityty will NOT be open for inspechon. sales. For information, esamina theforsolesheldatothercounty real estate al the rate of $1 for eachAbandonedResidentialPropertyRelief Fund, which is calculated onThe Iudgment amounl wascourt file or contact Plaintiff's attor-venues where The Judicial Sales st .000 or traction thereot of theMunicipality Relief Fund, which isresidential real estate at the rate of$309,523.39.Sale terms for non-nay:CODILIS & ASSOCIATESCorporation conductoforeclosure amount paid by the purchaser notcalculated on residential real estatest for each $1 000 or fraction there-parties: 10% of successful bid im-P.C., t5W030 NORTH FAONTAG sales For information, esammne the to exceed $300. in certified funds/orat the rate of St tor each St.000 orof of the amount paid by the pur-mediately at conclusion of auction,ROAD, SUITE 100, BURR RIDGE,court file or contact Plaintiff's attor- wire transfer, is due within twenty-fraction fhereot of the amount paidchaser not to esceed $300. in certi-balance by 12:30 p.m. the nextIL 60527. (630) 794-9876 Pleasenec. CODILIS 6. ASSOCIATES, four 241 hours. No lee strati be paidby ive purchaser notro exceedlied runds/or wire transter, is duebusiness day.borh by cashier'srefer to tile number 14-14-t r545.P.C., 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE by the mortgagee acquiring the res-$300,incertifiedfunds/orwirewithin twenty-four (24) hOurs. Nochecks: and rio refunds. The saleTI-fE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA-ROAD, SUITE 100, BURR RIDGE. idential real estate pursuant lo Itstransfer,is due wifhin twenty-fourfee shall be paid by the mortgageeshall be sub)ect IO general real es-TION One South Wacker Drive,IL 60527,630) 794-9tt76 Please credit bid athe sale or by any(24) hours. No tee shall be paid byacquinsg the residential real estatetate taaeo,special taxes,special24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650refer to file number 14-14-11495. assessrnents. special tases levied. Gaining mortgagee,udgmenl credilor,orthe mortgagee acquinng the resi-pursuanfi to its credit bid at the sale )3t2( 236-SALE You can also visitTHE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA- other lienor acquinsg the residentialdentisl real estate pursuanf Ioif sor by any mortgagee. Iudgmentand supenor liens.ifany. TheThe Judicial Soles Corporation atTION One South Wacker Drive, real estate whose nghts in and tocredit bid sr the sale or by anycreditor,Or Other lienor acquiringproperty is offeredas is,with riowww.tjsc.com for a 7 day status re-24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 the residential real estate arose pri-mortgagee,udgment creditor,orthe residentialreal estate whoseeopreue or implied warrsnties andpoil of pending sales. CODILIS 6.t3t2) 236-SALE You can also visit or to the sale, The oublect propertyother lienor acquiring the residentialrights in and to the residential realwithout any representation as to theASSOCIATES. P.C. t5W030The Judicial Sales Corporation at is nublad Is general real enlate tan-real estate whose nghts in and toestate arose prior to the sale Thequality of flee or recourse to Plais-NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD,www.tjsc.com for a 7 day 015155 re- es. special assessments. or specialthe residential real esIste arose pv-sublet property is subject to gener-tiff. Prospective bidders are ad-SUITE 100 BURP RIDGE. IL 60527port of pending sales. CODILIS 6. tases levied aaainst said real enlateor to the sale. The sublect propertyal real estate tases, special assess-rnonished fo review the court file to(630) 794-5300 Attorney File No.ASSOCIATES. P.C. 1 5W030 and is oftereif for sale without anyis sublet lo general real estsle tas-mento, orspecialtasesleviedverity all information. 14-14-11545 Attomey AFIDC No.NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, representationastoqualilyores, special assessments, or specialagainst said real estate anch is of-For information:Sale Clerk, SIrs-00468002 Attorney Code. 21762SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE, IL 60527 quantity oftitleand withoutre-tases levied aQainst said real estatefered for sale without any represen-piro Kreisman & Associates, LLC.CaseNumber: 14 CH 012724(630) 794-5300 Attorney File No. course toPlaintiff and inAS 1Sand is offered' for sale withoul anytalion as to quality or quantity of htleAttorney e 42168. 2121 WaukeganTJSC# 34-19566 NOTE: Pursuant14-14-11495 Attorney ARDC No. raction condition. The sale is further sub-representationastoqualityorand without recourse to Plaintiff andRoad. Suite 301 . Bannockbum, lIli-to the Fair DebI Collection Practices00468002 Attorney Code21762 ecl to confirmation by Ihe court.quantityoftitleand withoutre-in AS IS condition. The sale is fur-nois 60015. (847) 291-1717. be-Act, you are advised that Plaintiff'sCase Number:14 CH 010664 Upon payment in full of the amountcourse lo Plainfiff and in "AS lSther subject to confirmation by thetween 1:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.mattorney is deemed to be a debt col-TJSC#: 34-1tt365 NOTE: Pursuant '- ,NIaaI.Ra - bid,the purchaser will receive acondition, The sale is further sub-court. Upon payment in full of tIreweekduys Only. lector attempting to collect a debtto the Fair Debt Collection Practices 1639999 Certificate of Sale that will entitleeclto confirmation by the court.amount bid, the purchaser will re- und any mnforrnabnn obtained will beAct, you are advised that Plaintiff's - . the purchaser to a deed Io the realUpon payment in full of the amountceive a Certificate of Sale that will1/15, 1/22, 1/29/15 *901648 used for that purpose. attorney is deemed to be a debt col- . enlate aher confirmation 01 the sale.bid.the purchaser willreceive aenhIle the purchaser to u deed to 1639655 lector attempting to collect u debt The property will NOT be open forCertificate of Sale thatwill entitlethe real estate aher confirmation ofSKOKIE 1/8, 1/15, 1/22/15 *900201 und any mnformahon obtained will be - IN : '' inspection and plaintiff makes nothe purchaser to a deed lo the realthe sale The property will NOT be THE CIRCUIT COURT OF used for that purpose. representation as to the condition ofeslale alter confirmation of Ihe sale.open forinspection and plaintiffCOOK COUNTY. ILLINOIS COUN- 1639567 the propertyProspective biddersThe property will NOT be open formakes no representation as to the1r' DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYSKOKIE 1/8, 1/15, 1/22/15 *900198 are admonished to check the courtinspection and plaintiff makes nocondition of the property. Prospec-DIVISION INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF file to verify all information,Ifthisrepresentation as to the condition oftisefliedern are admonished toHOMEBRIDGE FINANCIAL SERVCOOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN- property is a condominium unit, thethe property.Prospective bidderscheck the court file lo verify all nf or-ICES, INC. TY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY purchaser of the unit at Ihe foresto-are admonished lo check the courtmaSon. If this property is a condo-Plaintiff, DIVISION sure sale, other than a mortgagee.file to venty all informationIfthisrniniurn unit. the purchaser of the GREEN TREE SERVICING LLC CARS FOR SALE shall pay the assessments and theproperly is a condominium unit. theunit at the foreclosure sale, otherMAGDALENA MARKOWSKI, KAR-Plaintiff, legal fees required by The Condo-purchaser of the unit al the foreclo-than a mortgagee. shall pay the as-OL MARKOWSKI. VILLAGE OF minium Properly Act,765 ILCSsure sale. Other than a mortgagee,sessments and the legal fees re-S KO K If' IARVIN TURCHEN, 5220 605/9(91(1) and )g((4).If this prop-shall pay the assessments and thequired by The Condominium Prop-Get endanls OAKTON CONDOMINIUM ASSO- To PLACE A erty is a condominium unit which islegal fees required by The Condo-erty Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(gt) and14 CH 012724 dATION pari of a common interest cornmun-miniumProperlyAct,765 ILCS(g)(4(. If this property is a condo-8734 KIMBALL AVENUE SKOKIE,Del endsnls CAR DEALERS ity, the purchaser of the unit at the605/9(g)(t) and (g))4)If this prop-minium und which is part of a corn-IL 60076 14 CH 01 0684 foreclosure sale nther thanaerfy is a condominium unit which ismon interest community, Ihe pur-NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-5220 OAKTON STREETUNIT mortgagee shall pay the assess-part of a common interest commun-chaser of the unit at the foreclosureTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-#202 SKOKIE, IL 60077 meets required by The Condomini-ity, the purchaser of Ihe unit at thesale other than a mortgagee shallsuant to a Judgment of ForeclosureNOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO- um PropertyAct, 765 ILCSforeclosuresale Otherthan apay the assessments required byand Sale enteredinthe aboveTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur- AUTO BUYING TRENDS 605/18.5)q-t). IF YOU ARE THEmortgagee shall pyy the asseau-The CondorniniumPropertyAct,cause on October 28, 2014, ansuant to a Judgment of Foreclosure MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER),masts required by The Condomini-765 ILCS 605/te 5(q-l). W YOUagent for The Judicial Sales Corpo-and Sale enteredinthe abose YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REum Property Act. 765 ILCSARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME-ralion, will at 10.30 AM on Februarycause on October 8, 2014, an agent CLASSIFIED MAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30605/t8.SIrt-tIIF YOU ARE THEOWNER). YOU HAVE THE RIGHT9, 201 5. at The Judicial Sales Cor-for The Judicial Sales Corporation, DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN OR-MORTGAÙR (HOMEOWNER),TO REMAIN INPOSSESSIONporatmon, One South Wacker Drive will st 10:30 AM on February 9, DER OF POSSESSION, IN AC-YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REFOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF24th Floor, CHICAGO. IL, 60606,2015. at The Judicial Sales Corpo- CORDANCE WITH SECTION 1 5-MAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30AN ORDER OF POSSESSION. INsell at public auction to the highestration, One South Wacker Dnve - 1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS MORT-DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN OR-ACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONbidder, as set forth below, the fol-24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606, GAGE FORECLOSURE LAW YouDER OF POSSESSION, IN AC-tS-170t(C)OF THE ILLINOISlowing deacnbed real estate: Com-sell at public suction to the highest will need a photo identification is-CORDANCE WITH SECTION f5-MORTGAGE FORECLOSUREmonly known as 8734 KIMBALLbidder, as set forth below, the fol- sued by a government agency (dnv-17011Cl OF THE ILLINOIS MORT-LAW You will need a photo identif i-AVEÑUE. SKOKIE, IL 60076 Prop-lowing described real estate' Corn- er's license. passport, etc.) in orderGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW Youcationissuedby agovernmenterty Index No. 10-23-203-051. Thernonly known as 5220 OAKTON lo gain enlry into our building andwill need a pholo identificationis-agency (dnver's license, passport.real estate mu improved with a resi-STREET UNIT e2O2. SKOKIE, IL AD, CALL the foreclosure sale room in Cooksued by a government agency (driv-etc.) in order to gaio entry into ourdance. Sale terms: 25% down of60077 Property Index No. 10-2t- County and the seme idenfificationei's license, passport. etc.) in orderbuiIdin and the foreclosure aalethe highest bid by certified tunde at330-035-1008. The real estala mo torsalesheldatofhercountyIO gain entry into our building sodroom in Cook County and the samethe close of the sale payable to Theimproved with a condo/fownhouse. venues where The Judicial Salesthe foreclossre sale room in Cookidentification for sales held al otherJudicial Sales Corporation. No thirdSale ferme' 25% down of the high. CorporationconductsforeclosureCounty and the same identificationcounty venues where The Judicialparty checks will be accepted. Theeel bid by certified funds st the sales. For information, esarnirre IheforsalesheldatothercountySales Corporation conducts forsclo-balance, eluding ihe JudicmI saleclose of the sale payable Io The Ju- court file or contact Plaintilt's artur-venues Where The Judicial SatesSure sales. For information. exam-tee torAbandoned ResidentialdiCial Sales Corporation. No third sep:CODILIS & ASSOCIATES,Corporationconductsforeclosure¡ne the Court file or contact Plaintiff'sProperty Municipality Relief Fund,party checks will be accepted. The P.C., 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGEsalesForintormation'Visitourattorney: CODILIS & ASSOCI-which is calculated on residentialbalance, including the Judicìal sale ROAD, SUITE 100, BURR RIDGE.weboite at service ally-pierce corn.ATES. P.C.. t5W030 NORTHreal estale at the rafe of St for eachfeefor AbandonedResidenf ial 847-998.3400 IL 60527 (630) 794-9876 Pleasebetween the hours of 3 and 5 pm.FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE tOO,51.000 or fraction thereofof theProperty Municipality Relief Fund, refer Is hIe number 14-12-35223PIERCE & ASSOCIATES. Plaintiff'sBURR RIDGE, IL 60527. 16301 794-amount paid by the purchaser notwhichis calculated on residential 6 Pioneer Press (DC) Thursday, January 15, 2015 Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est. Bid Notice Probate Public Notices SKOKIE SKOKI E TJSC#. 34-19777 NOTE. PursuantCorporation al www.11sc.com for a 7 LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF EVANSTON TOWNSHIP HIGH IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFINTHE CIRCUIT COURT OFfo the Fair Debt Collection Practicesday status report of pending sales. Lincolnwood School District 74,THE NINETEENTH JUDICIAL SCHOOL COOK COUNTY. ILLINOIS COUN- Act, you are advised that Plaintiff'sPIERCE & ASSOCIATES One COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN- CIRCUIT DISTRICT 202 TY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYattorney is deemed fo be a debt col-North Dearborn Street Suits 1300 Is accepting sealed bids for a replacement DIVISION DIVISION lector uttempting lo collect a debtCHICAGO, IL 60602 (312)476- Adoption roof project. A LAKE COUNTY, ILLINOIS NOTICE OF PUBLIC NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE, LLC CITIMORTGAGE, INC. and any informahon obtained will be5500 Asomes File tdo. PA1404831 mandatory pre-bid meeting will PROBATE DIVISION HEARING Pia irtdf. Plaintiff, used for that purpose Attorney Code. 91220 Case Nurn-Assumed Name beheldattheLincoinwooctIN RE THE ESTATE OF ED- JANUARY 27, 2015 1639212 ber.14 CH i 1755 TJSC#:3.4- Auction- Real Estate School District 74 AdministrationWARD M REHM, DECEASED.The Board of Educafion of Evan- IBRAIL BENJAMIN, KARDO BEN-MAKOULA MEMAGIC, SAFET1h, 1/8. 1/15/15 0896455 19062 Center locatedal 6950 North No.14 P 1157 stan TownshIp High School DIS- JAM IN 1639133 MEMAGIC, BANK OF AMERICA CLAIM NOTICE trlct 202 will hold a Public Hear- Delendanis NA, 9244 GROSS POINT TOW- 1/1, 118, 1/15/15 #896452 Bid Notice East Prairie Road, Lincolnwood, IL60712 at 10:00AM on Janu-NOTICE is given of the death ofing Tuesday, January 27. 2015 10 CH 3941e ERS CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIA-SKOKIE Divorce 8014 NORTH KEELER AVENUETION. UNKNOWN OWNERS ANOINTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF sty 16, 2015AlI bidders intend-EDWARD M. REHM ofat 8:00 PM in Room N-112 at Skokie, IL 60076 NONRECORD CLAIMANTS COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COliN- Foreclosures 1fl9On submittinga proposalMundelein, Lake County, Illinois.Evanston Township High School NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-Defendants TV DEPARTMENT . CHANCERY must be present, attendance willLetters Testamentary were is-located at1 600 Dodge Avenue. DIVISION SKOKIE TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN hai pur-13 CH 023612 Foundation Notices be taken. SEALED BIDS TO BEsued on December 29, 2014, toEvanston, Illinois, suant io a Judgmenl of Foreclosure9244 GROSS POINT ROAD UNITFEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGEINTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF SUBMIUED TO: LincolnwoodWILLIE E. REf-tMof and Sale enleredinthe abovea2Ot SKOKIE, IL 60077 ASSOCIATION ("FANNIE MAE"I, ACOOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS Judicial Sales 14334The purpose of said hearing will cause on November 6, 2014, anNOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-CORPORATIOr4 ORGANIZEDCOUNTY DEPARTMENT, CHAN- School District 74, 6950 NorthHammerstoneLane, Hudson,be to receive public comment on:' agent for The Judicial Sales Corpo-TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-AND EXISTING UNDER THECERY DIVISION Mechanics Liens East Prairie Road, Lincolttwood,Florida 34669, whose attorney isa proposed waiver application fo ration, will at 1030 AM on Februarysuant to a Judgment of ForeclosureLAWS OF THE UNITED STATESNATIONSTAR MORTGAGE LLC. IL 60712. Aftention: Ms. Jessl-SHAW LAW LTD., ot33 Northallow the District to conduct ACT . 9. 2015. at The Judicial Sales Cor-and Sale entered inthe aboveOF AMERICA Plaintiff Name Change ca Donato, Business Manager.County Street, Suite 300,testing tor Juniors only on March poration, One South Wacker Drive - Plaintiff, V cause on October 30,2014, an Before 1000AM. January 30,Waukegan, Lake County, Illinois3, 2015. B4th Floor, CHICAGO. IL. 60606,agent for The Judicial Sales Corpo- GEMMA BORAGAY MUA GEMMA Probate nell at public auction to the highestration, will at tO;30 AM on FebruaryMIHAELA PIELE, ROYAL GAR-C BORAGAY NK/A GEMMA 2015. Bids will be received and60085. William Stafford, Secretary bidder. as set forth below. the toi-2, 2015, at The Judicial Sales Cor-DENS CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIA-CEBALLO BORAGAY; RAMIL Public Hearings stamped-in prior to 10:00AM Io-CLAIMS against the ESTATEBoard of Education lowing described real estale Corn-porafion, One South Wacker Dove -lION BORAGAY A/K/A RAMIL BARBA cal time on January 30, 2015.OF EDWARD M REHM, DE-Evanston Township High School monly known as 8014 NORTH24th Floor, CHICAGO. IL, 60606,Defendants BORAGAY: CITIMORTGAGE. Public Notices All bids wil( be publIcly openedCEASED, may be filedri the Of-District 202 INC., KEELER AVENUE, Skokie, ILsell at public suction lo the highest14CM 11755 and announced atthattime.tice of the Clerk of the Circuit1/15/15 #901537 60076 Property toden No10-22- 9207 SKOKIE BOULEVARD UNITDefendants Storage - Legal bidder, as set forth below, the toI- Bids received alter the aboveCourt of Lake County, Park City 427-048-0000. The real estatejalowing described real estate: Corn-105 SKOKIE, IL 60077 14 CH9452 Take Notices improved with a brick. single larnilymonly known as 9244 GROSSNOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-Properto Address: 6303 KEDVALE noted date and time will not beBranch Court, 301 South house, detached 2 car garage SalePOINT ROAD UNIT #201 , SKOKIE,TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-AVENIJE SKOKIE, IL 60076 considered. Bid security, paya-Greenleaf Avenue, in the City of Storage - Legal terms: 25% down ol the highest bidIL 60077 Property Index No, 10-16-suant fo a Judgment of ForeclosureNOTICE OF FORECLOSURE Assumed Name ble fo the Owner, irthe form ofPark City, Illinois, or with Esecu- by certitied lunds at the close of the204-027-tOttThe real estate isand Sale enteredin the aboveSALE a certified check, or bid bond infor WILLIE E. REHM, or both. NOTICE 0E PUBLIC SALE Shapiro Kreisman & Assoc. file S ASSUMED NAME sale payable to The Judicial Salesimproved with a condoitownhouse.cause on November 3.2014, an an amount equal to 10% of theAny claims must be filed on or TO BE HELD AT: THE LOCK Corporation No third party checksSale terms: 25% down of the high-agent for The Judicial Sales Corpo-14-072532 Notice is hereby gives. pursuan base bid shall be submitted withbefore July 15, 2015, which is UP SELF STORAGE will be accepied The balance, in-OSI bid by certified funds at theration, will at 10:30 AM ori February(It is advised that interested partiesfo An Act in relation to the use the bid.Performance and Labornot less than six months from 3366 N. Kedzle, cludirig the Judicialsale lee torclose of the sale payable to The Js.4. 20t5, at 15e Judicial Sales Cor-Consult with their of an Assumed Business Name poration, One South Wacker Drive -own uttorseys beforebiddingat and MaterIalPayment Bondsthe date offirst publication of Chicago, IL 60618 AbandonedResidentialPropertydicial Sales Corporation. No third irr the conduct or transaction of Municipality Relief Fund. which isparty checks will be accepted. The24th Floor, CHICAGO. IL, 60606,mortgage foreclosure sales.) and Certiticate of Insurance, asthis NOTICE. Any claim not tiled 773-539-3366 Business in theState, as calculated on residential real estafebalance, including the Judicial salesell at public auction to the highestPUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given required by the Owner, will bewithin that time period is barred, DATE: January 23, 2015 bidder, as set forth below, the fol-that pursuant to a Judgment ofamended,thatacerfitication at the raie of St for each $1000 oifee torAbandoned Residential required from the successful bid-Copies of any claim filed with BEGINS AT. 1000am fraction thereol of the amount paidProperty Municipality Relief Fund,lowing described real estate: Corn-Foreclosure entered on Novemberwas registered by theunder- der, The District reserves thethe Clerk of the Circuit CourtCOtIOITIONS: All units will be by the purchaser notto exceedwhichs calculated on residentialmonly known as 9207 SKOKIE5,2014. Kallen Realty Services,signed with the Cousby Clerk of Inc., us Selling Official will at 12:30 right to reject any or all bids ormust be mailed or delivered tosold fo the highest bidder.Bids $300, incertifiedfunds/orwirereal estate at the rate of $1 for eachBOULEVARD UNIT 105, SKOKIE, Cook County. Registration Hum- IL 60077 Property Index No. 10-15-p.m on February 6, 2015, al 205 parts thereof, or waive any irreg-the Executor. and to their atbor-taken only tor each unit in its es- transfer.is due within twenty-fourst 000 ortraction thereof of the ber: D14140469 on December (24) hours No tee shall be paid byamount paid'by the purchaser not123-067-1005 The real estateisW. Randolph Street. Suite 1020. ularities or informalifies, and foneys within ten days after theytirety. Payment must be made Chicago, Illinois, sell at public suc-29. 20Î4. Under the Assumed the mortgagee acquinng the resi-to exceed $300, irr certified funds/orimproved with a 6 sail condomini- make the award in the best in-are filed. by cash. credit card. or certified dential real estate pursuant lo its um; no garage. Sale terms. 25%fron lo the highest bidder for cash,Name of wire transfer, is due within twenty- terest of the District.All bidders Respectfully submItted, funds,No personal checks ac- credit bidat the sale or by anyfour (24) hours No tee shall be paiddown of tire highest bid by certifiedas set forth below, the following de- A-HEYSE CLEANING must comply with applicable lIli- TI-lE ESTATE OF cepted.All goods must be re- mortgagee, ludqment creditor,orby the mortgagee acquiring the res-funds al the close of the sale paya-scnbed real property with the business locuted ut 463 other Senor acquiring the residential bIo to The Judicial Sales Corpora-Commonly known as 8303 Kedsaie noix Law requiring the payment EDWARDM REHM, moved from the unit within 24 idential real estate pursuant toifs Graceland. Des Plaines, IL real estate whose rights in and focredit bet ut the sale or by anylion. No third party checks will beAvenue, Skokie, IL 60076 of prevailIng wages by all con- DECEASED hours. Payment due immediate- 60016. The true and realtul) the residential real estate arose pri-mortgagee, ludgmeet Creditor.oraccepted. The balance, includinPermanent Index No.:f 0-22-405- tractors working on public works,By: /s/Lori Weiss Berdenis, Esq.ly upon acceptance of bid.Unit name(s) and residence address or to the sale. The subtect propertyother lienor acquiring the residentialthe Judicial sale fee tor Abandone022-0000 Bidder must comply with the lIli-One of Its Attorneys availability sublect to 1i'i0t settle- is subject to general real eslate tax-real estate whose rights in and toResidentialProperty MunicipalityThe mortgaged real estateis im-oftheowner(s(/partner(s)is: noix Statutory requirements re-Prepared By: ment of account, es. special assessments, or specialthe residential real estate arose pri.Relief Fynd, which is calculated onproved wihir a dwelling. The proper-Russell Green, 463 Graceland. garding labor,including EqualMark L. Shaw (06198478) I 22 Bucktown Cleaners tasen levied against said real estateor to the sale. The subject propertyresidential real estate ut the rate of!y will NOT be open for inspection. Des Plaines, IL 60016, USA. st for each $1 000 or fraction fhere-Thejudgment amount was S Employment Opportunity Laws.Lori Weiss Berdenis (6212304) 131 Alan Marshall and io offered tor sale without anyis subiect to general real estate lux- 1/8, 1/15, 1/22/15 #900136 representation au to qualityores. special assessments, or specialof of the amount paid by he pur-376,253.26. SaIe terms for non- The bid documents and draw-SHAW LAW LTD. (351635) 2238 Stanley Miller quantityoftillearid withoutre-lsxes levied against said real estatechaser not to exceed $300, in certi-parties. 10% of successful bid im- ings are on file,January 16,33 North County Street 2341 Margaret Rivera-Perez mediately ut conclusion of auction, course to Plaintiff and n AS 1Satrd is offered for sale without anytied funds/or wire transfer.is due Bid Notice 2015 and copies may be ob-Suite 300 2553 Carlie Mayer condition The sale is further sub-representationastoqualityorwithin twenty-tour (24) hours. Nobalance by t2:30 p.m. the nest tamed electronically by contact-Waukegan, Illinois 60085 4212 Gina Cangiolosi 15cllO confirmation by the court.quantityoftitleand wilhoutre-fee shall be paid by the mortgageebusiness day.bothby cashier's REQUEST for PROPOSAL checks; and no refunds. The sale ng Terry Stoklosa @T: (847) 244-4696 899912 1/8 1/15/2015 Upon payment in full of the amountcourse to Plaintiff and inAS 1Sacquinng the residential real estate FOR bid, the purchaser will pursuant to its credit bid at the saleshall be subject to general real es-' tstoklosa @tfsalliancegroup.comF: (847) 244-4673 receive acondOms The sale is further sub- CONSTRUCTION Certificate of Sale that wilt enhileledto confirmation by tIre courtor by any mortgagee, judgmenttaletases, special tases, special or by phone 773.930.3385.E: mluhaw@ shawlawltd,com MANAGEMENT SERVICES the purchaser to a deed to the realUpon payment in full of the amountcreditor, or other honor acquinngassessments. special tases levied, Please contact Terry Stoklosa,1/15, 1/22, 1/29/15 #901442 estate after confirmation of the sale. theresidentialreal estate whoseand superior liens, itany. TheSunset Ridge School District No. bid,the purchaser willreceive a TES AllianceGroupforany The property wìll NOT be open forCertificate of Sale that will entitlerights in and to the residential realproperty is offered "as is,with no29 willreceive proposals from questionsregardingthis inspection and plaintiff makes nothe purchaser to u deed to the realestate arose pnor to the sale. Theexpress or implied warranties andqualitied Construction Managers Re- without any represestahon as lo the quest for Bid at (773) 930-3385 Public Hearings Public Hearings iepresentation as to Ihe condition ofestate after confirmation of the salesubject property is subject to goner- to provide Construction Manage- the properly. Prospective biddersThe property will NOT be open foral real estate taxes, special assess-quality of title or recourse to Plain- or tstoklosa @ffsalliaricegrosp mentServicesforeitheran are admonished to check the courtinspeclion und plaintiff makes noments,orspecialtaxesleviedtiff Prospective bidders are ad- .com monished to review fha court file toadd'dion,/renovation or new Notice of Lincolnwood Public Hearing hIe to verify all ìntormation.If thisrepresentation as to the condition ofagainst said real estate and is of- BOARD OF EDUCATION: property is a condominium unit, thethe properly. fermi for sale without any represen-verifyall information and to viewschool building project, Notice is hereby given that on Wednesday, February 4, 2015 Prospective bidders LINCOLNWOOD SCHOOL purchaser of the uirit at the foreclo-are admonished to check the courttalion as to quality sr quantity of titleauction rules al www.kallenrs.com. The RFP document will be avail- at 7:00 p.m., the Plan Commissionwill conduct a Public DISTRICT 74, sure sale, Other than a mortgagee,file to venfy all information.Ifthisand without recourse to Plaintiff andFor information:Sale Clerk, 5hs.able upon request. via e-mail Hearing on each of the mutters below in the Council Chambers piro Kreisman & Associates, LLC, 6950 NORTH EAST PRAIRIE shall pay the assessments and theproperty is a condominium unit, 15ein AS IS" condition. The salo s fur- only, by contacting: room of Village Hall, 6900 North Lincoln Avenue, Lincolrtwood, le9al fees required by The Condo-purchaser of the unit at the foreclo-ther subject to confirmation by theAttorney e 42168, 2121 Waukegan ROAD, LINCOLNWOOD, IL Tom Beerheide, Chief School Illinois: miniumPropertyAct,765ILCSsure sale, other than u mortgaqee,Court, Upon payment in full of theRoad. Suife 30f. Bannockburn, IIi- - 60712 amount bid, the purchaser will re-nom 60015. (847) 291-1717, be- Business Offlciaf Case #PC-01-15 Test Amendment - Review and 605/9(g)(1) and (g((4)If this prop-shall pay the assessments antI the 1/15/15 #903522 erfy is a condominium Unit which inlegal fees required by The Condo-ceive a Certificate of Sale that willtween 1:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.mSunset Ridge School District Approval Process of Setback part of a common inlerest commus-miniumPropertyAct, 765 ILCSentitle the purchaser to a deed Ioweekdays only 29 Variations Matching Exisling ify the purchaser of the unit at the605/9(g)(f) and )g4)If this prop-the teal estate after confirmation of1634381 Legal Nonconforming Setback 1/1,1f8,1115/15 5896444 525 Sunset Ridge Road foreclosuresaleother than aerly is a condominium unit which iothe sale. The property will NOT be Northfield, IL 60093 Referral by the Village Board to review Article V of the Zoning mortgagee shall pay the assess-part of a common interest commun-openforinspection andplaintiff Code, and any additional artìcle/section of the Zoning Code mento required by The Condomini- makes no representation as to the 847-881-9457 ity, the purchaser of the unit at the that may be discovered during review of this case, relative fo am ProperlyAct, 765 IICSforeclosuresaleotherthan acondition of the property. Proopec- beerfreidet@ aunsetridge29. 6051t8.5(g-1),IF YOU ARE THEmortgagee shall pas the assess-tisebidders are admonished In org the administration of Variation requests seeking relief for aditi- MORTGAGOR HOMEOWNER),meets required by The Condomini-check the court file to verify all infor- Ten (10( copies and one (1) lions matching an existing legal nonconforming setback of an YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REum Property Act, 765ILCSmation. If this property is a condo- electronic Adobe PDF file (via e- esisfing structure. MAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 IF YOU ARE THEminium unit,Ihe purchaser of the 605/1851g-t). mail) of the proposal are due by Case #PC-02-15 Teat Amendment - Review of DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN OR-MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER),unit at the foreclosure sale, other Fence DefInitions and Bulk DER OF POSSESSION, IN ACYOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO RE.than a mortgagee, shall pay he as- 9:00 am., on Monday, February CORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-MAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30sessrnents and the legal tees re- 9, 2015 at the District Office: Regulalions Relative to Open, 17011G) OF THE ILLINOIS MORT-DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN OR-quired by The Condominium Prop- Sunset Ridge Schoot District SUBSCRIBE Semi-Private, and Solid GAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. YouDEP OF POSSESSION, IN AC-arty Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g)(1) and FIND MORE 29 Fences will need a photo identrhcation is-CORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-(g)14l.If r)iiS prsperny is a condo- 525 Sunset Ridge Road Referral by the Village Board to review Article II and Article III sued by a government agency loris-1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS MORT-minium unit which is part of a corn- Northfield, IL 60093 of the Zoning Code, and any additional article/section of the ers license. passport. etc ) in orderGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. Youmon interest community. the pur- Zoning Code that may be discovered dunng review of this to gain entry into our building andwill need a photo identificutios is-chaser of the unit at the foreclosure Attention: Tom Beerheide the foreclosure sale room in Cooksued by a government agency (driv-sale other than u mortgagee shall Proposalsreceivedahersaid case, relative to the definitions of open, semi-private, and solid County and the same idenlificationer's license, passport, etc.) in ordersay the assessments required by time willnot be accepted nor TODAY fences and associated bulk regulations. forsalesheldatothercountyto gain entry into our building andThe Condominium Property Act, considered by the District, At this Public Hearing, the Plan Commission will accept and Venues where The Judicial Salesthe foreclosure sale room in Cook765 ILCS 605/18.5(-t) W YOU The Board of Education of Sun- consider all testimony and evidence pertaining to these re- Corporation conducls IoreclosureCounty and tre same identificationARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME- quests.Persons desiring to comment or present evidence or For information: OWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT set Ridge School District No. 29 sales. Visitourforsalesheldatothercounty testimony on any of these matters should appear at this Public website at service.atty-prerce.com.venues whore The Judicial SalesTO REMAININPOSSESSION WCAL JOBS reserves the right to relect any betwees the hours of 3 and 5 pm.Corporalion conductsforeclosureFOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF or all RFPs, to accept REPs in (ALL Hearing or submit written comments in advance for considera- PIERCE & ASSOCIATES. Plainhil'ssales, For information, examine IheAN ORDER OF POSSESSION, 114 whole or inpart. and to waive tion at the Hearing,Written comments, addressed to the Vil- Attorneys,One NorthDeatborocouR tile or contact Plaintiff's attor-ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION soy irregulanties or defects in luge Zoning Officer in the Community Development Depart- OF THEILLINOIS Street Suite 1300. CHICAGO. ILnov CODILIS & ASSOCIATES,t5-1701(Cl any RFP.The contract will be ment of Village Hall, 6900 North Lincoln Avenue, Lincolnwood. 60602. Tel No. (3t2) 476-5500.P C. 15W03,0 NORTH FRONTAGEMORTGAGE FORECLOSURE Illinois 60712, must be received no later than 4:00 p.m. on the Please refer to tile numberROAD, SUITE 100, BURR RIDGE,LAW, You will need u photo identif i- awarded, if at all, to one or'more PAt022954. THE JUDICIAL SALESIL 60527, (630) 794-9876 PIeusecationissuedby agosernmest qsal'died firms, considering con-i .800.680.2068 day of the Hearing.Information concerning these requests is CORPORATION One Southrefer to file number 14-t3-24669agency (dover's license, passport. fOrrriity with the REP Specibea- available for inspection in the Community Development Depart- Wacker Dnve, 24th Floor, Chicaso,THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA-etc.) in order to gain entry into our tion,terms of delivery. quality ment during normal business hours. IL 60606-4650 312) 236-SALE YouTION One South Wacker Drive,building and the foreclosure sale AT and serviceability and such other Dated: January 12, 2015 can also visit The Judicial Sales24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650room in Cook Csunty und the same 1/15/15 #903337 Corporafion at www,tlsc.com tor a 7(3t2) 236-SALE You can also visitidentification for sales held at other factors as determined by the day stalus report ot pending salesThe Judicial Sales Corporation atcounty venues where The Judicial Board of Education All deci- PIERCE & ASSOCIATES Onewww.tlsc.com for a 7 day status re-Sales Corporation conducts breIs- sions of the Board of Education OR VISIT North Dearborn Street Suite 1300port of pending sales. CODILIS &sure sales.For information:Visit shall be considered final, CHICAGO.IL 60602 )3t2) 476-ASSOCIATES, P.C. 15W030our website ut sersrce.atty- Board of Education pierce.com. between the hours of 3 5500 Attorney File No. PA1Ú22954NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, Sunset Ridge School District 29 Aftomey Code 91220 Ca Num- and 5 pm PIERCE & ASSOCI- SUIFE 100 BURR RIDGE. IL 60527 PIONEERO(AL(OWV?ONSTER ber:tó CH 39418 TJSC .34-(630) 794-5300 Attorney File No.ATES.Plaintiff'sAttorneys,One 1/15115 #901625 20900 14-13-24669 Attorney ARDC No.North Dearborn Street Suite 1300, PION EER LO (A [.COM 639363 00468002 Asorney Code21762CHICAGO. IL 60602. Tel Ño, (312) 1/8, 1/15, 1/22115 #906195 Case Number:13 CH 023612476-5500. Please retar Io file surs- RENT YOUR APRTM[NT WITU berPA1404831. THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION One South EASE IN TUE (ASS)FIEDS. 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U-HAUL STORAGE AUCTION 2015 758021 Portage U-HAUL STORAGE AUCTION 2015 758078 Westside U-HAUL STORAGE AUCTION 2015 758061 Uptown NOTICE OF SALE UNDER THE SELF STORAGE NOTtCE OF SALE UNDER THE SELF STORAGE NOTICE OF SALE UNDER THE SELF STORAGE FACILITY ACT. ILLINOIS REVISE STATUTES, FACILITY ACT, ILLINOIS REVISE STATUTES, FACILITY ACT, ILLINOIS REVtSE STATUTES, CHAPTER 114, PARAGRAPH 301, ET. SEO CHAPTER 114, PARAGRAPH 301, ET. SEQ CHAPTER 114, PARAGRAPH 301, ET. SEQ Notice is hereby given that on January 22, 2015, BID2WIN Auc- Notice is hereby given that on January 22, 2015, BID2WIN Auc- fotice is hereby given that on January 22, 2015 BID2WIN Auc- YOU'RE tioneer & Storage Clerk for U-Haul Co. North Shore Chicago tioneer & Storage Clerk for U-Haul Co. North Shore Chicago tioneer 8 Storage Clerk for U-Haul Co. North Shore Chicago will be otlering tor sale under the Judicial Lien process, by pub- will be offering for sale under the Judicial Lien process. by pub- will be offering for sale under the Judicial Lien process, by pub- lic auction, the following storage unds. The goods to be sold lic auction, the following storage units. The goods to be sold lic auction, the following storage units. The goods to be sold are generally described as household goods. The terms of the are generally described ax household goods. The terms of the are generally described as household goods. The terms of the sale will be cash, credit or debit only. U-Haul Co. of North sale will be cash, credit or debit only. U-Haul Co. of North sale will be cash, credit or debit only. U-Haul Co. of North Shore Chicago reserves the right to refuse any and all bids. Shore Chicago reserves the nght to refuse any and all bids. Shore Chicago reserves the right to retuse any and all bids. The sales will be at the following location, 4301 N Cicero Ave, The sales will be at the following location, 1700 N Cicero N Cic- The sales will be at the tollowing location, 4055 N Broadway Chicago, IL 60641 and will be at or after 930am arid continue ero Ave. Chicago, IL 60639 and will be at or after l0:45amand St. Chicago, IL. 60613 and will be at or after 2:30pm and until all units are sold. contìnue until all units are sold Continue until all units are sold. INTHE. Kristen Cooper- 5049 N Ftidgeway Ave Chicago, IL. 60625 Geneva Smith- 1512 N Kolin Chicago, IL. 60651 Earsle Robinson- 4910 N Sheridan Rd ApttSlOO6 Chicago, IL. Unit A105- Boxes Unit A107- TV. Boxes, Totes & Rug 60640 Mollie Dalani- 439 Sherly LN. Glenview, IL 60025 Dianne Higgans- 848 N Latrobe Chicago, IL. 60651 Unit 156- Misc. Items Unit Al 10. Boxes, Luggage, Totes, Toys & Other Hidden Items Und Al 36- Electronics, Bed & Bags Earsle Robinson- 4910 N Sheridan Rd Apt#1006 Chicago, IL. Sihachan Touch- 430N Moody Chicago, IL. 60634 Roberto Vazquez- 39555 W Wrightwood Chicago, IL. 6039 60640 Unit Al28- Sofa & Table Unit A148- Totes, Sofa, Clothing & Boxes Und 173- Misc. Items James Walker- 2213 W Rosemont. Chicago, IL 60659 Abena Woods- 1018 5 15th Chicago, IL. 60653 Harry Carr- 5420 N Kenmore Ave Apt#409 Chicago, IL. 60640 Unit A21 5 -Misc, Items Unit A116- Speakers, Chair, Boxes & Misc. Items Unit 360- Sofa Stacey Williams- 3047 N Kilpatrick Chicago, IL. 60641 Eddie Proctor- 5931 W Superior Chicago, IL. 60644 Lome Johnson- 8201 South Shore Dr. Apf#59 Chicago. IL. DRIVER'S Und BiOS- Misc Items Unit 8162- Misc. Items 60617 Andrew Holmes- 4241 N Laramie Chicago, IL 60641 Chiquda Rhodes- 249 Astor Des Moines. IA 0311 Unit 400- Boxes, Totes, Sofa 8 Other Hidden Items Unit 0379- TV, Boxes. Bags & Table Und Al 19- Restaurant Equipment 899676 1/8 1/15/2015 899680 1/8 1/1512015 899665 1/8 1/15/2015

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Business Northwestern Dental

-emphasizes effective technique for implants

BY JACKE PILOSSOPH Special to Pioneer Press

As if practicing at and oversee- ing four dental offices that treat over 10,000 patients isn't enough, Dr. Larry Mulvaney typically corn- pletes 200-400 hours of continuing education in his field every year. "This industry is changing so fast that it is imperative to do that much in order to stay on the cutting edge," said Mulvaney, who is the founder and president of Northwestern Dental Group, his Niles-based comprehensive adult dental care practice with an em- Estimatedbythe American Academy phasis on dental implants. of Implant Dentistry to be a $6.4 billion Estimated by the American industry by 2018, dental implants are Academy of linpiant Dentistry to rapidly becoming more and more com- be a $6.4 billion industry by 2018, mon in older adults.JACKIE PILOSS0PHroe "I cant tell you how many times patients who have implants come in for a follow-up and they just start crying because they are sohappy dental implants are rapidly becom- CHICAGO TRIBUNE MEDIA GROUP and emotional," said Dr. Larry Mulvaney. lhat's what motivates me to work as hard as t do." i jceiPILOSSOPH FOR CHICAGO TRIBUNK MUOIA GROUP ing more and more common in older adults. ing teeth. Mulvaney said the pro- Northwest Dental, which also With a dramatic increase in the cedure for a single tooth takes only has offices in Arlington Heights, number of dentists who offer the 10-15 minutes. It is done using a Gurnee, and Rockford, has a staff procedure, Mulvaney warned that local anesthetic, and if the patient of 35, which includes five other effective technique is crucial for a prefers, sedation, he said. A crown general dentists. The practice also positive outcome. is made and inserted three to five offers general dentistry, cosmetic 'As frightening as it is, there are months later. dentistry, and treatment options dentists who have one weekend of "It truly is a life-changing for sleep apnea. training and get the certification experience for many patients," said Mulvaney, who lives in Lake to place implants," said Mulvaney, Mulvaney, a graduate of University Forest with his wife, Lorraine, who has been placing implants of illinois Dental School, who also and their two children, has been since 2006 and who has completed holds an MBA. "I tell them, 'It's so practicing dentistry for 28 years. multiple programs in implant much like a regular tooth that after He said he knew he wanted to be surgery and prosthetics, studying a while, you will forget which one a dentist when he was just eight under pioneers in the field, Dr. Carlit is." years old and that he was inspired Misch and Dr. Hilt Tatum. Gina Sinacori, one of Mulvaney's by his uncle, who was a dentist. Mulvaney, who has also taught patients, had implants on her "I can't tell you how many times the procedure to other dentists, entire mouth done last year. patients who have implants come explained that dental implants "Not only did my teeth look bad, in for a follow-up and they just are constructed in three parts: a but I couldn't eat a lot of food," start crying because they are so titanium post that is placed in the said Sinacori, a 60-year-old beauty Niles-based Northwest Dental, which also has offices in Arlington Heights, Gurnee, happy and emotional," said Mu!- jawbone, an abutment that fits salon owner who lives in Michigan and Rockford, has a staff of 35, which includes six general dentists.i JACKIE PILOSSOPH FOR vaney. "That's what motivates me over the part of the implant that and who was referred to Mulvaney CHICAGO TRIBUNE MEUlA GROUP to work as hard as I do." protrudes from the gum line, and by a friend. "I couldn't chew, and I "People who don't know me that the crown. was losing weight." communicative, both before and that her smile is very natural. well say, 'You look beautiful,' but Northwestern Dental offers Sinacori described Mulvaney as during the procedure. She said the "My friends can't believe the they can't pinpoint it," Sinacori implants for a single missing tooth,"soothing" and "calming," and said result was life changing, and that difference in my appearance," she said. "Someone asked me if I had a multiple missing teeth or all miss- he alleviated her fears by being not only can she eat normally, but said. facelift!" 30 THURSDAY, JANUARY 15,2015 I A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION NIL

Trend Auditorium Theatre celebrates 125years

SOCIAL STUDIES BYLEE LITAS

The event: As if on cue, the 125th anni- versary of the Auditorium Theatre took center stage on the exact day the the- ater opened 125 years ago. The national historic landmark, headed by board chairman Melvin L. Katten of Winnetka and executive director Brett Batterson, drew back the curtains for "Living the History: 125 Years of the Auditorium Theatre" on Dec. 9. A rapt audience of 600 turned out for a star-studded program that ushered in the next era of Francine Pepitone and Steve Erenberg of Glencoe artistic excellence. Hosted by veteran Chicago actor John Mahoney ("Frasier"), the 1.5 hour celebration featured symphonic music, opera, Broadway musicals, rock and dance. Nostalgically, it offered perfor- manees by Broadway legend Patti Lu- Evening entertainer Broadway actor Patti LuPone with Mel Katten of Winnetka, board chairman. Audito- Pone whose great aunt, Adelina Patti, rium Theatre of Roosevelt University. and Renee Katten i F'iioîos LEEA. uîsíro PIONA PRESS performed at the Auditorium's 1889 opening, and by the Apollo Chorus of Chicago who also performed that night. Cause célèbre: When first built, the theater was one of the tallest buildings in Chicago, noted Mayor Emanuel who issued a proclamation to make Dec. 9 "Auditorium Theatre Day" in Chicago. "It still stands with all the skyscrapers Dr. Guy Di Spigno of Northbrook, Peck sponsor, Alberto Web- in Chicago (because) it's what is done in ber, originally of Northbrook, and Leon Utinsky of Evanston the building that makes it stand so tall. (The Auditorium Theatre) has enriched all of our lives and is making Chicago one of the great cultural capitals of the world," said Emanuel in his remarks. "This a very special evening for the 125th of the Auditorium," added Ashley Wheater, artistic director of the Joffrey Ballet. "It shows Chicago at its best. We all come together because we believe in our city; we celebrate our city and our art and our history and our culture." "Because of all the achievements and all the future achievements," said Katten, "To all the people who got the Auditorium to this level, we say 'Thank you!'" Bottom line: The dinner raised more than $500,000 for Auditorium Theatre Maureen Lampert of Northbrook, Josette Webber of Glenview, Gisela Di Spigno of Northbrook, board Chuck Middleton of Chicago, president of Rooseveltliniver- programming. member and Peck sponsor, and Ruslana Litinskaya of Evanston siti. and Dia Weil of Winnetka, Adler & Sullivan sponsor NIL A PIONE 'PRE SP BLICATIOTH 'DAY J' AllY 15 2015 Discover III CELEBRATION I Women's Women's Exchange , Exchange rrn share Established 1983 A

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U SAVE THE DATE FiRcr R4NK&TRusT Noim Si-oi - I Super Bowl Party Lucky 21' Annual Gala Benefit COMMUNITY J3ANK To benefit Misericordia, home to ap- Festivities from 6:30-11:30 p.m. April CATEPIST iiioximately 600 adults and children with 10, for the Park Ridge Civic Orchestra, at & TRUST COMPANY' .com physical and mental disabilities takes place Café la Cave, 2777 N. Mannheim Road, Des AWINTRUST COMMUNITY BANK @:l kate van dyke at 4 p.m. Feb. 1 at Zia's Trattoria, 6699 N. Plaines. "Lucky 21" casino night includes ,nAe !wri ARCH,MBM'LT .Q ASSOCLTES -L' Northwest Highway, Chicago. Hosts are Joe dinner, silent auction and raffle. Tickets are JOINT .,$lpD A,ì'off. CPA ,#" MSiITUTE STON E BRIDGE and Mary Calabrese. Zia's donates food and $125 per person. See parknidgecivicorches- WEALTH AUVISORS A4744l.72O ., open bar from kickoff to Super Bowl finish, tra.org. so 100 percent of donations go to Miseri- I@pmperties ZIAIGaIler cordia. Tickets $100 per person. Call (773) LU SALLY ThOMPSON 775-0808. 'A Night for Our Stars' Truth ,n Engne. The 7th annual benefit dinner of the ØOI(ì Maine Township High School Educational TNt 50111.E SHOP . Evening with the Stars Awards Dinner Foundation, takes place 5:30-8:30 p.m. The Park Ridge Chamber awards cer- April 23 at Café la Cave, 2777 N. Mannheim emony honoring the volunteer leaders in Road, Des Plaines. Tickets are $60. The the community takes place at 6 p.m. Feb. 21 event supports the Foundation, which at the Marriott O'Hare Hotel, 8535 Higgins provides enhanced and extended learning Women's Exchange Welcomes All Women Ave., Chicago. Cocktail reception, dinner opportunities for students attending the 620 Lincoln Avenue and dancing, silent auction and raffles on three Maine Township District 207 high the program. Tickets are $85 at (847) 825- schools. Complete information and tickets (Next to Winnetka Community House) 3121 or the Park Ridge Chamber office, 720 at (847) 692-8697 or maine2o7foundation@ Winnetka, IL 60093 Garden St. gmail.com. www.womens.exchange.org 32 THURSDAY, JANUARY 15,2015 I I A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION NIL

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BY SIRYL DEVORE 'COLLECTING CULTURE: For Pioneer Press HIMALAYA THROUGH Iw THE LENS' 8th century an artist through April 12 in Kashmir created a brass Mary and Leigh Block Museum of Ithesculpture of Buddha intricately Art at Northwestern University, woven with copper and silver. 40 Arts Circle Drive, Evanston Northwestern University art his- tory professor Robert Linrothe Free screenings, music and 1 said the piece is one of the finest lectures related to the exhibition representations of metalwork are being held through April 8. art - but its original use was www.blockmuseum.northwest- to adorn a Buddhist temple and ern.edu reflect the Buddhist teachings. That sculpture will be among more than 40 Buddhist artifacts including metal, ivory and wood pieces; manuscripts; and textiles 16th centuries. We are bringing art in a new exhibition at the Mary from across time and cultures to and Leigh Block Museum of Art the museum." at Northwestern University in The exhibition pieces are being Evanston. borrowed from museums and Called "Collecting Paradise: private collections throughout the Buddhist Art of Kashniir and Its nation. The Block exhibition "will Legacies," the exhibition unveils be the only place where all these layers of spirituality, art and the pieces can be viewed together," complicated culture of collecting. Corrin said. The exhibit runs through April 19, They include "some of the most with an opening celebration from 2 spectacular paisley shawls from Power of Faith. Folio from a Shatasahasrika Prajnaparamita (The Perfection of Wisdom in 100,000 Verses) Western Tibet, Maryul to 5 p.m., Jan. 17. Kashmir I have ever seen. They're district, Tholing Monastery, Himalayas. 11th-century painting on paper; watercolor, ink, opaque watercolor and gold on paper. LOS Linrothe will speak at the event, huge. The traditions of making ANGELES COUNTY MUSEUM 01 ART, FROM ThE NASLI ANO ALICE HEERAMANECK COLLECTION. PIJACHAS[D WITH FUNDS PROVIDED BY THE JANE AND JUSTIN DART FOUNDATION .which is free public event. A them are all but lost. People who smaller complementary exhibi- love textiles will be truly awe- der disputes and civil conflict. adorn their temples. spiritual artifacts. tion, "Collecting Culture: Hima- struck by their beauty." "We are also raising some Beginning in the 10th century Linrothe spent three years laya Through The Lens," which Choosing to focus on the art important questions about what it Buddhists from the bordering gathering the artifacts for the focuses on two prime collectors of of the Himalayas and Kashmir meails for these objects to be relo- Western Himalayas visited Kash- exhibition. He has visited the west- Buddhist art, will also be open. hinges on the fact that Linrothe is cated from the tops of mountains mir to learn about their artistic em Himalayas at least 20 times "This is one of the most ambi- one of the country's top experts on in remote locations in Buddhist techniques and began a collabo- since 1983. "I have seen this art in tious exhibitions to open at the the subject, Corrin said. In addi- temples to an art museum," she ration to create more exquisite its intended context, in Buddhist galler" said Lisa Corrin, the Ellen tion, the exhibit "is intended to put said. artifacts for their temples. shrines. And then I have seen it in Philips Katz Director of the Block a spotlight on a glorious artistic Beginning in the 6th century As Kashmir's heyday declined, museums. That led me to investi- Museum. "It is new for us to be past, which is left out of very Buddhist artists in Kashmir, called the region became poorer, leaving gate how it got here." doing Asian art. We're also dealing unhappy stories" of the Kashmir a paradise on earth, created fine an opening to collectors in the In the early 1930s, for example, with objects from the 7th to the region today, which focus on bor- works including ivory carvings to 20th century to acquire these American zoologist Walter Koelz, NIL A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 2015 35 THE ACRO ABULØUS !RC4JS PRESENTS: HANDALIER - . -. 's-

,', January24&25at3 p.m. January24at7 p.m. Featuring James Schubert and the Acrofabulous Team of professional circus entertainers in a full-length performance. Children and Adultsofall ages will be thrilled with fantastic feats ofjuggling, Poi, Clowns, Trapeze, and elegant elevated stunts on the silks.

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A Pair of Female Attendants, Kashmir, 8th CentUry.I IVORY CLEVELAND MLJSCUM OF ART. JOHN L. SEVERANCE FUND

supported by the University of Michigan, líe brought textiles, jewelry and paintings from Kashmir and the western Himalayas, Linrothe said. "He came at a time when people were ex- tremely poor there, so he was able to extract some ofthe art," he said. "I've been to some STARS of The BOLSHOI THEATRE BALLET of the same monasteries today where he got this art. Principal Dancers "When we look at these objects in a Anna Nikulina and Semyon Chudin museum, we don't think about how they got here. It's not always pretty but just because January, 2015 it isn't prett) should we ignore it? This exhibition is part of a larger movement to p. Tchaikovsky Friday 23@7:30 pm understand how collecting has taken place in the West and at what cost to us, and at Saturday 24 7:30 pm what cost to the people who produced it." Sunday 25@3:00 poi In his travels, Linrothe has spoken with Buddhists about featuring their spiritual art in museums. "They are somewhat puzzled u ARRIS because for them, the primary purpose of Ballet ¡n 4 acts THEATER these objects is to convey a Buddhist mes- with I intermission MtLLCNNIIJM PARK sage." But they are also proud that these II pieces will be seen by people in the United 206 Es Rardoiph 0vc. Ch'cago. IL 606Cl States, he said. After its premiere at the Block, "Collect- Crowned Buddha Shakyamuni from Kashmir or ODETTE I ODILLIE - Anna NIKULINA Hanislheaterchicago.org ing Paradise" will travel to New York City's northern Pakistan. 8th-century brass with inlays of PRINCE SIEGFRIED Semyon CHUDIN Box Office: 312.334.7777 Rubin Museum of Art, one of the foremost copper, silver, and zinc.i ASIA SOCIEP( MR. AND MRS. JOHN D museums of Himalayan art in the U.S. ROCKEFELLER 3RD COLLECTION OF ASIAN ART, 979 36 I THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 2015 A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION NIL

One-man show shares all sides of Emmett Till tragedy

BY MYRNA PETLICKI For Sun-Times Media

A catcall at an attractive white woman or a way to clear a stutter? No matter what Emmett Till's motivation was that day in 1955 when he whistled, it resulted in a vio- lent death for the black Chicago 14-year-old who was visiting relatives in Money, Miss. Mike Wiley recounts Emmett Till's THE CAPITOL STEPS story playing 36 characters, in his one-man January 22-25, 2015 show, "Dar He: The Story of Emmett Till," Sunday, Jan. 18 at the North Shore Center Thu i: Opm I h i 8pm SL 5pm8pm Sun 2pm for the Performing Arts in Skokie. It's being presented in conjunction with the Village of Skokie's annual Coming Together in Skokie "Tliey't-e Ihn bot. îhereno nne like them, and Niles Township festival, which this year no one In their Ieww, amm WUIIIf M v$uø tan-y King, CNN focuses on race. Uuî Wiley, 42, who lives in North Carolina and grew up in West Virginia, recalls FeaIUIe Sei ies learning about Till's murder when he was at the 1013-14 Season s) in middle school or high school. He noted Center E*IJRU1KLE that in the South, teachers and parents, PRESEKT BY 847.673.6300 nq Ah\VTRUST PitoiR Ppi N orth S horeCenter.org especially Mrican-American parents and grandparents, "were compelled to tell about Emmett Till. Emmett Till was a cautionary tale." When Wiley first heard the story, "I was amazed by it and saddened and heartbro- ken by it, but it didn't surprise me." The two perpetrators were acquitted but later Mike Wiley portrays 36 characters in his show, "Dar admitted that they committed the crime. He: The Story of Emmett liii," at the North Shore A D VER TISE Wiley decided to create his one-man Center for the Performing Arts, show because he felt the story wasn't being told any longer. "I have children and I want to put my arms around them and shield 'DAR HE: THE STORY them from that kind of information," he OF EMMETT TILL' admitted. "Yet, they have to know these 2 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 18 things. They have to understand their his- tory. We don't understand current policies North Shore Center for the PerformingArts. WITH US. and current events if we don't understand 9501 N. Skokie Blvd., Skokie the history." $10 Wiley has written and performed a number of one-person, multiple character (847) 673-6300; Northshorecenter.org historical dramas. He chose the one-actor Recchocccudence format for this piece because he felt, "It allowed the audience to empathize with Wiley spent most of 2005 researching each of the characters - not just Emmett the story and visiting Mississippi, "digging and his mother - but find an understand- through newspaper articles and journals cdvcrtsing witn us ing even in the men that perpetrated such a and autobiographies," he said. "I present horrible, horrible atrocity. You have to hear the points of view - whether they're fac- their side. You have to hear why they would tual or not. They're the actual words that commit such a crime." these individuals spoke. The audience has The play's title, "Dar He" refers to the to decide for themselves what is true and words spoken by Emmett's great uncle, what is not true." Mose Wright, when he was asked to point Wiley said that the historical significance For more information, contcCt us at: out the men who had lynched his great of Emmett Till's story is that, in some nephew. It was a brave act for a black man corners, "It is sounded as the spark that lit to implicate a white man in that time and the Civil Rights Movement. I will continue 847-486-9200 place. to tell the story as long as I can." NIL A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 2015 37 I

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Boliwood chef Brian I teaspoon honey Hustons Nduja and Salt and freshly ground pepper Bitter Greens Salad. Warm two tablespoons oil in L small saucepan over medium heat. Add nduja and reduce heat to low. Simmer until nduja breaks down a little (3-4 minutes). A spicy and bitter While nduja is cooking, macerate shallots in red wine vinegar. Remove nduja from heat and let cool for 2-3 minutes. Stir in vinegar, honey and remain- (greens)start to 2015 ing six tablespoons of olive oil. Pour all ingredients (including 8V VERONICA HINKE cuisine at The Publican in Chicago. and Wine, and Publican Quality Nduja a spicy spreadable salami, shallots and red wine vinegar) For Pioneer Press At Boltwood, which opened in Meats. Nduja can also be ordered simmers in extra virgin olive oil on the into blender and emulsify. Taste, June, he works nduja into mari- online through Chicago-based Ndu- stovetop at Boltwood in Evanston. "The and season lightly with salt and at will the 2015 dinner nades to accompany seafood and ja Artisans, www.ndujaartisans. vinaigrette ... has a great balance of pepper. table look like? This year, poultry, and vinaigrettes for salads.corn, run by the Fiasche family. spicy from nduja, sweet from honey and expect bolder, brighter He has a new favorite recipe for a "The large amount of peppers in acid from vinegar" Boltwood Chef Brian tasting foods with more pro- vinaigrette dressing that combines nduja bring a palate-pleasing spici- Huston said. Add 6-8 tablespoons of dressing nounced flavors. "Chefs are push- nduja with honey and vinegar. "Theness, acidity and sweetness," said to salad bowl. Divide equally ing flavors," said Brian Huston, vinaigrette packs a ton of flavor," Antonio Fiasche. ¡ng nduja on warm-grilled, roasted among chilled plates. Garnish chef at Boitwood in Evanston. he said. "It has a great balance of Antonio and his father, Agostino or seared meat or fish, adding it with Parmesan chards. Fiasche, started making nduja for as a base for a pasta sauce - even That means bitter is bigger than spicy from nduja, sweet from honey - Brian Hustori, Boitwood ever as more and more chefs bring and acid from vinegar." consumers when they noticed a with fried or scrambled eggs. bitter coffee, bitter chocolate and The bold-flavored green known growing interest in 2010. "We are "Sauté some prosciutto cotto, and bitter greens to their tables. And as puntarelle, a seasonal chicorç from the area of nduja's birthplace, add a little nduja to the pan. Crack nduja (pronounced: en-doo-ya), stars in Huston's bitter greens which is the Monte Poro region of in two eggs and fry until the whites to sautéed mussels to spaghetti a spicy, spreadable sausage from salad. At Boltwood, Huston uses Calabria, Italy," Antonio said. are firm. Serve on hot toast for a capricciosa, a dish of shrimp, Calabria, Italy, is holding court in puntarelle and other bitter greens . Antonio's family crafted salami filling warming breakfast," Fiaschesweet bell peppers, nduja and kitchens everywhere. Here's a look such as endive, frisée, radicchio for five generations in Italy. The said. gorgonzola dolce. at how these two leading trends areand escarole. tradition required growing, string- Agostino and his wife Anna For those with little time to taking hold locally. It's easy enough to fThd bitter ing and sun-drying sweet and spicy(Antonio's mother) still head fuss, there are simple ways to get "Nduja has the flavor of spicy greens, but hunting down nduja peppers. A family pig was fattened up the kitchen at the family's the robust flavors of nduja. Hus- paprika," Huston said. "Its texture requires a bit more effort. The styl- to make salami including pro- restaurant, Ristorante Agostino ton spreads nduja under the skin is soft and smooth." ish sausage can usually be found at sciutto, soppressata, dried sausage,Gustofino in Chicago. At Agos- of chicken before cooking it. "And Huston sharpened his sense for upmarket purveyors in Chicago likepancetta and nduja. tino's, nduja stars as an ingredientit's even good enough just on its all things sausage as the chef de City Olive, Eataly, Provenance Food Nduja Artisans suggests brush- in everything from mint meatballsown on a slice of bread," he said. NTh A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 2015 39 I I III GO CALENDAR

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Skokie Concert Choir (1962); March 22: Once Upon A Time Leehey at 3 p.m. Concordia University, Free MLK Day workout event 3 p.m.: 2015 choral concert directed by In The West (1968) ; April 17 (at 7 p.m.): Chapel of Our Lord/Werner Auditorium, « FROM PREVIOUS PAGE just 4 girls Candice Crane, accompanist, Adrian Goldfinger (1964): May31: Planet of Bonnie Brae Place@ Thomas Street, 2 p.m.: A workout for body and mind GO CALENDAR Metzger. Choral music selections the Apes (1968).Wilmette Theatre, 1122 River Forest. Call 708-218-2648. $25, for all girls ages 5-12. Join Game On! range from Mozart's Lacrimosa to Paul Central Ave., Wilmette. Call 847-251- students through college free. Sports Camps 4 Girls and iviwa as they Simon's Sound of Silence. lt is with 7424. $10. dance and drum to the beat in a cardio great pleasure and an honor to have a Jazz in January 9603 Woods Drive, Skokie. Call 847- jam session. 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Meeting rooms will be open presenter. All league members and Grandma Used to Sing": an autobi- scenes stories, and a classic cartoon. 4 p.m.: The Symphony of Oak Park & for group or individual study; snacks interested candidates are invited to a ographical and entertaining program of Senior discounts available when River Forest Jay Friedman, Music Direc- provided. Stop by the Information Desk Luncheon/Presentation by Jim Kenney. songs and stories for inter-generational children or grandchildren accompany tor Maurice Boyer, Choral Conductor, in the Library Lobby for Snack & Study Mr. Kenney's topic is "The Political and senior audiences. Plenty of great classic film buffs. Discounts are also Heritage Chorale William Chin, Choral daily locations. Grades 9-12. Just drop classic songs, stories, sing alongs and Landscape - 2015" Reservation Dead- available when buying the full film Director: City Voices, Symphony of Oak in. Until 9 p.m. Jan. 19-21. Glenview humor. 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God is greater than our heart ... (708) 867-5044, www.stpaulcanfieId.org Rohr Chabad Center of Glen view Presbyterian Church 701 Harlem Avenue, Glenview -i John 3:20 1300 W. crescent Ave. Street Level, Aif Conditioned Shabbat morning services 9:30 am 847-823-4135 Sunday Service:1O:OO am Sunday Worship 8: 1 5 & i 0:45AM NO membership required NORRIDGE Childrens programming for pre-k - 7th grade. For all yow Jewish needs call Sunday School & Aduft Bible 9:30AM Nursery service for younger children 847-910-1738 Zion Lutheran Church 8:45 am Confirmation classes for Bib grade Saturday Worship 6PM www.ChabadofGlenview.com 8600 W Lawrence Avenue 9:00 am High School Adult Education Bible Study Sunday il :30 am Lutheran Unity School - West Norridge, IL 60706 Adut Education Bible Study Thursdays 6:30 pm (708) 453-3514 Pre K-Grade 8, SHARING GOD. 0pen Forum' Adult Learning First Thursday Rev, Luther John Bajus. Pastor MORTON GROVE every month 6:30 pm TOUCHING LIVES EVERYWHERE Sunday Worship 9:30 am st. Luke's Christian Holy Communion 3rd & 5th Sunday www.parkridgepresby.org Early Communion - ist Sunday 9:00 am Like us on Facebook Norwood Park Community Church Sunday School - 10:35 am 9233 Shermer Rd. . Morton Grove Rev. Dr. Donald Dempsey Pastor Lutheran Church Adult Bible Study - 10:45 am Sunday Worship & Sunday School - 10 AM 5917 N. Nina Ave Chicago, IL Handicapped Accessible Mr. Aaron Higashi Dir. of Youth & http://www.stlukesecc.orgl P: 773.631.2860 Serving the Community Family Ministries Handicap Accessible Sharing God's Promises Mrs. Amy Schaetzlein Sunday School Dir. F: 773.631.0142 Pastor Elizabeth Jones www.norwoodparklutheran.org NORTHFIELD Worship Services SKOKIE Sundays Morton Grove Community Church Willow Creek Congregation Bene Shalom At Presbyterian Church (USA) Community Church 4435 Oakton, Skokie 1847) 677-3330 10:00 am 8944 Austin Ave., Morton Grove www.beneshalom.orgInterfaith Families Welcome North Shore Campus Rabbi Dr. Douglas Goldhamer (Lake and Austin) Asst. Rabbi Shari Chen, Soloist Chaene Brooks Faith Lutheran Church (ELCA) (847) 965-2982 31 5 Waukegan Road All services voice and sign language www.mgccpresbyterian.org 847-441-6599 Check our webste tor service times 6201 W Peterson Ave. Sunday Worship lOAM Sunday Services: 8:30, 10 & 11:30am Promiseland (lnfants-Gr5l: 8:30, 1 0 & i i :3Oarn st. Peter's United Chicago, IL (773) 631-0715 Fellowship 11AM Church of Christ Rev. Lolly Dominski Elevate IGrades 6-8): 10 & 11:30am Saturday Worship 5:30PM Oakton Street & Laramie Avenue Rev. Bunny Hughes Impact (Grades 9-12): 6pm 847-673-8166 Sunday Worship 10:30AM Handicapped Accessible For more information visit www.stpeteruccskokie.org ALL ARE WELCOME! www.WillowNorthShore.org Sunday Worship i OAM Holy Communion Weekly Sunday School 9AM (Sept. thru May) Pastors: Barbara Berry-Bailey To showcase your House of Worship here Rev. Richard Lanford Childcare Provided and Jeffery King call 630-978-8277 or [email protected] Air Conditioned Sanctuary NIL A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION I THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 2015 i 45 LocalYOUR Worship Guide

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Death Notices Death Notices Larson, Barbara J. Vourvoulias, Bonita E. 78,of Hot Springs Village, passed away on Age 67, of Park Ridge. Beloved wife of James; Friday, December 19, 2014loving mother of Nicholas, Christina (Jon) Koenig at a local hospitaland Michael (Lauren); devoted grandmother of surrounded by family.Jackson, Beckett and Lilly; dear sister of Richard Barbara was born(Sue) Arns, Paula (Larry) Franklin and David November 17, 1936 in(Carol) Arns: fond sister-in-law of George (Winnie) Peoria, Illinois to the lateVourvoulias and Kathye (George) Patras; aunt of Earl and Cora Mowder. many nieces and nephews. Barbara and husband Visitation Friday, January 16, 4:00-9:00 p.m., at Roger Larson wereRyan-Parke Funeral Home, 120 S. Northwest Hwy. residents of Morton Grove(2 blks S. of Touhy), Park Ridge. Family and friends for 43 years. Throughoutwill meet on Saturday morning at St. Nectarios those years Ms. Larson wasGreek Orthodox Church, 133 S. Roselle Rd. (at Coffifflefflorate a member of the MortonPalatine Rd.), Palatine, IL, for a 10:00 am. funeral Grove Community Church, active in girl scouts,service. Interment Elmwood Cemetery. In lieu of received her second master'sin educationatflowers, memorials to American Diabetes Assn. or DePaul University, and taught at Cove School. St. Nectarios Greek Orthodox Church. For info., After moving to Hot Springs Village, AR full timewww.ryan-parke.com or (847) 823-1171. in 2006, Barbara was active in the Christ of the Hills United Methodist Church, became a member of AAUW of HSV, played mahjong, and sewed with the Village Quilt Guild. Barbara is survived by her three daughters, Dale Duplessis, Susan Larson and husband Rajeev Jam,KirstenLarson; grandsons, Matthew and RYAN-PARKE Daniel Duplessis, and her brother Gary Mowder. FUNERAL HOME She was preceded by her husband, Roger Larson. A Memorial service will be at 10:00 am. on your Saturday, March 21 attheMortonGroveSign Çuest Boo&at www.cicago(amío6its.c Community Church followed by a luncheon at Hackney's in Glenview at 12:00 p.m. The family has requested that in lieu of flowers, donations be made to either: AAUW Scholarship General Information Fund do NPCC Foundation, 101 College Dr., Hot Spring Village, AR 71910 or Christ of the Hills Concerning The United Methodist Church, 700 Belearic Road, Hot Death Notice Page Springs Village, AR 71909. Arrangements have been entrusted . A paid death notice may be ordered to CedarVale Funeral Home of HSV, AR. appear inthe Pioneer Press when funeral Sign Çuest 'Book,jt www.cÑiago[4vu1o6its,c arrangementsaremade,and must be submitted inwriting.Informationabout Cemetery Lots charges for death notices may be obtained hifioved. ACACIA PARK CEMETERY from area funeral directors or by calling (847) 7800 W. Irving Park Rd. Norridge. 998-3400. A 24-hour fax service ¡s offered at 6 Grave sites, near Mausoleum, (847) 486-6836 or death notices may be e- CAN DIVIDE! Dean Frelk. 847-381-2887 mailed to deathnotices©pioneerlocal.com. s An in memoriam or card of thanks may be placed using the same information above. . The deadline for placing a death notice, in memoriam or card of thanks,¡s Monday at 5:00 pm. Photos must be submitted by Sharethe Monday at 2:00pm. Include a photo . The death notice department is staffed from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm Monday through Saturday of your loved one. and 9:00 am to 5:00 pm on Sunday. . Family and friends may visit our website and Lieffiorles sign a guest book at Pioneerlocal.com. deathnotices @ pioneerlocal.com 847-998-3400 SUN MEDIA Place a death notice.

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III MAINE EAST Support from family, team helps Lindberg

Junior eager to return from season-ending Achilles tendon injury

BY ERIC VAN DRIL Special to the Tribune, @VanOrilSports

On the eve of surgery to repair the torn Achilles tendon in her right foot, junior Kelli Lindberg received a binder. It included blank pages so she could chronicle her lengthy recovery There were also little pieces of construction paper with notes and pictures from her Maine East girls basketball teammates, as well as her coaches and the "I haue so school's athletic much sup- trainer. The binder was full of encour- port from my aging messages teammates, that reminded Lindberg to stay my coaches, positive during her my fam- recovery and that her friends were ily. ... They there for her. haue all "I have so much support from my been there teammates, my for me. They coaches, my fam- just told me ily," Lindberg said. "They have all been to keep my there for me. They head up and just told me to keep my head up and that there's that there's always always next next year." It wasn't always Maine East's Kelli Lindberg hopes to have recovered from surgery on her Achilles tendon in time to play her senior volleyball season. NIC sUMMERS/FOR SUN-TiMESMEDIA year." easy for Lindberg "her how strong she is and ... that her team- "She's definitely way more positive now," KeUi Lindberrj, to stay positive, the way down her toes, she said, by using Maine East junior though. a nerve block. It stayed numb for about a mates are here for her, she's got a strong Holly Lindberg said on Sunday. "She wasn't Lindberg's sea- day and a half, but the block wore off in the family and she's going to get through this." [initially] because she was so upset she son ended with a middle of the night. At home, Holly Lindberg - who's a couldn't do anything, but now as the days freak injury against "I woke up one morning - at like 3 in the sophomore forward for Maine East - did go on, she's getting more and more positive Niles North on Dec. 9. She was playing in themorning - and the pain was just so bad," her best to help her sister through that because she's starting to do a little more. Blue Demons' zone defense when the ball ro-Lindberg said. tough time. She did whatever she could to She's getting used to everything." tated to her side during the fourth quarter. That happened often in the days after her help, like bringing her clothes from upstairs At this point, Kelli Lindberg is eager to Lindberg stepped forward with her left foot surgery, Lindberg added. Her pain medi- or making her something to eat. start her rehab. She can't put any weight on and pushed off with her right to close out a cation would wear off at some point from Kelli Lindberg eventually turned a corner. her right leg yet, but that should change in nearby Vikings player, but the Blue Demons' about 1-3 a.m., and then again from about The ability to sleep through the night was the coming weeks. She said she's aiming to starting guard fell to the floor in agony. 6-8 a.m. The pain in her leg would cause hera big reason why. Remaining involved with be back in time for volleyball season in Au- The severity of the injury was evident in to wake up and take her pain pills. her team and being supported by her family, gust and is looking forward to playing with that moment, Lindberg said. She could feel That was the low point in her recovery, coaches and teammates also helped. She's her sister and the Blue Demons' basketball a rolling pain up her leg. Later on, she was she said. attended every Maine East game except for team next winter. informed that her Achilles tendon had torn "Those first couple days afterwards I got one since her surgery - it was the Blue De- "I'm so ready to come back," Kelli Lind- completely off the bone. many texts about how painful it was and mons' win over Highland Park the day after berg said. "It hurts me so much to go to the Lindberg had surgery to repair her Achil- how shejust kind ofbroke down because her surgery - and she's been able to still games and watch because I want to be out les tendon on Dec. 18. Her right leg was it hurt so much," Maine East coach Karol do team-bonding activities like go to Buffalo there, too. But with all the rehab I plan on numbed from a little bit below her knee all Hanusiak said. But Hanusiak would remind Wild Wings. doing, I should be back for next season." NIL A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION I THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 2015 51

u III EVANSTON INVITATIONAL BOYS SWIMMING NOTEBOOK Loyola's Kearney eyeing ¡ndhridual berthsat state

Evanston still auditioning swimmers to be part of 400 free relay

BY MATT HARNESS mharnesstribpub.com, @harnesspreps

EVANSTON - Christopher Kearney has paid his dues for the Loyola boys swimming team. In his first two varsity seasons, he sacrificed individual glory for the good ofthe team. Last season, he swam on all three relays, and all three qualified for the state meet. He also took eighth in the state in the 100-yard freestyle. "He could have made it to the state meet in two individual events, but we needed him on those relays," Loyola coach Mike Hengel- mann said. "He's willing to do whatever is best for the team. But this yeai we are going to see ifhe can score [at the state meet] in two individual events." A 6-5 junior, Kearney said he's looking forward to the challenge. More than likely, he will aim to qualitr for the state meet in the 100 and 200 free. Hengelmann also said Kearney will be a factor in the two freestyle relays. He's a veteran ofthose races, having competed in ABOVE Loyolas Christopher Kearney swims the 200-yard freestyle during Saturday's invitational the championship finals ofthe 200 and 400 at Evanston. Kearney placed sixth in the race.i BRIAN OMAHONEWFOR CHICAGO TRIBUNE MENAcour' free relays at the state meet as a freshman. LEFT: New Trier's Murphy Mcüuet won the 100-yard freestyle in47.09seconds on Saturday at At Evanston's 18-team invitational on the Evanston invitational. He also won the 200 tree (1:42.06) and swam a leg on the victorious

Saturday, Kearney was fourth in the 100 free 200medley relay team (I:38.02).i BRIAN oMANONEY/FOR CHICAGO TRIBUNE MEDIA GROUP (48.65 seconds) and sixth in the 200 free (1:47.33). The meet featured Glenbrook South, "1 learned from Mark," Runkle Junior Quinn Tucker swam on the relay New Trier and Lake Forest, three ofthe best said. "I might cycle things differ- with Knohi, Lafont-Mueller and Stankovic on teams in the state. ently, but the transition has been Saturday and helped the Wlldkits finish fifth The Ramblers placed 10th as a team with smooth." in a time of3:17.94. Another possible candi- 2,345 college points. The star for the Trevians on dates for the relay is senior Jake Girard, who "I've always enjoyed helping the guys out, Saturday was Murphy McQuet, took eighth in the 50 free (22.80) at Evanston. but this year will be fun, too, to have that who was part of all three of the Girard also was part ofthe 200 free relay - individual focus," Kearney said. "I think it Trevians' first-place finishes. along withjunior Axel Lafont-Mueller, Adrian will push me even more and bring me to new The senior won both the 100 freeLafont-Mueller and Stankovic - that finished heights." (47.09) and 200 free (1:42.06). He fourth in 1:30.23. also swam on the winning 200 med- 'We do miss Chris Russo and Joe Seguine- New mer taking over for Mark Onstott, a legendary ley relay (1:38.02) with seniors Drew Keenan, Hall, and we have some big shoes to fill there," Josh Runlde, New Trier's first-year coach, coach who retired after last season. Alex Grant and Thmo Sharpee. Auger said ofthe two graduated swimmers joked Saturday that he might have over- "We are doing things a little differently, from last season's 400 free relay. "But I think worked the Trevians over the winter break maybe not as many water sessions," Runkle Evanston we have the horses to fill it. Itjust a matter of because he said they looked tired at Evan- said. "Maybe in the past, they were in the pool Coach Kevin Auger said he's been tryingwho that will be." ston; invitational. every morning. Now, it's three mornings a out swimmers for the Wildldts' 400 free relay That probably wasn't too funny to the rest week and the other days are dryland work- team, and the auditions probably will continue Nues West ofthe field as New Trier finished first with outs. into next month. Senior Kohler Mohr finished 17th in the 50 2,836 points, edging out Glenbrook South by "They are getting adjusted to me, and I am Last season, Evanston's 400 free relay free (23.23) and 21st in the 100 free (51.39) as three. getting adjusted to them. It's a great group placed second in the state. Two of the mem- the Wolves totaled 1,873 points to take 18th ¡n Runkle said he and his swimmers have to work with, and I'm even excited to get to bers, senior Ryan Knohl and junior Adrian the field. been feeling each other out so far this season. school at 4:45 [in the morning]. Lafont-Mueller, are back. Auger said senior Another senior, Matt Lefler, posted atop- While he hasn't made wholesale changes, Runkle was an assistant under Onstott Christian Staiikovic is a good bet to make the 20 finish at Evanston by placing 17th in the Runkle said he's tweaked a few things since from 1996-98. final team, but the last spot is up for grabs. 100 backstroke (59.89). 52 THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 2015 I A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION NIL

lU NILES NORTH Cook standsas astrongsilent cornerstone

BY SAM BRIEF guy, but he's in there laughing and I Special to the Tribune, @sambriel hanging out with his teammates. He's respected by all." SKOKIE - Cris Cook doesn't Cook, a junior guard who hopes say much. to play at the Division I college He listens to Lii Herb - his level, started each of Nues North's favorite rapper - before games. varsity games last season as a He warms up with his team. He sophomore and has continued his aims to incorporate his teammatesimpressive run this yeai At 6-2 into his all-around game, focusing and 180 pounds, he sometimes on assists and rebounds more thanbrings the ball upcourt for the points. Vikings, but also has taken the But he doesn't say much. opening tip against centers who "I've always been that way," tower over him. Cook said after Niles North's 56-48 "He does everything for us," loss to Highland Park on Friday Olson said. "He handles the ball, night. "I'm trying to be more he finishes at the rim, he's got the talkative." ability to knock down a shot, he "He's more of a silent guy," ju- rebounds it. He's got an inner fire nior guard Craig "Dutch" Dawkins to be great, and you certainly see said. "He plays his game. He that when you watch him." doesn't argue with anybody - he "He takes a big role in our just plays ball." program," Dawkins said. "With his "I wish sometimes he would say athieticism and the things he can what he's thinking," Niles North do around the rim, we try to use coach Glenn Olson said. "He thinkshim to our best advantage. the right things." "And he practices how he wants Cook's nickname around the to play." Nues North program is fitting: Cook has molded his reputation Breeze. into that of a team-oriented player. "Breeze ... just nice and easy," His mentality when he steps on the Olson said. "He's not the loudest court? A fierce drive to win. "I want to win, and I try to do the little things to win," Cook said. "I'm trying to be more ofa leader, tobe a team player." His primary goals are also team-centered and involve winning. "I want to win a regional cham- pionship," Cook said, "trying to win sectionals and get down to state." "Breeze is an outstanding kid and a humble person," Olson said. "His focus is to help the team win. One of his best qualities is that he puts others before himself, and that ABOVE: Nues North's Cris Cook drives on Highland Park's Jacob Iden during a 56-48 loss on Friday ¡n Skokie. shows up in his FT: Niles North's Cris Cook shoots while being louled by Highland Park's David Sachs (IO) during Friday's game, which the play." Vikings lost 56-48 on their home floor. PHOTOS BY KEVIN TANAKNFOR CHICAGO TRIBUNE MEDIA NIL A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION I THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 2015 53

III NOTRE DAME Holding hisown

thriller that the Dons lost 82-78. Dons' Becar plays In the first half, Becar hit three- point shots, baseline step-backs well ¡n loss to Lake and midrange jumpers along with baskets where he posted up Forest's Boudreaux Boudreaux and finished around the rim. Boudreaux was Lake Forest's BY JON KERR primary defender on Becar. When Special ta the Tribune, @prepspioneer the Scouts switched to zone, it did little to slow Becar. LAKE FOREST - The night Becar's production in the first before an important test, Notre half - 16 points on 6-for-10 shoot- Dame junior Ammar Becar did as ing, including 2-for-3 from three - any diligent student would. was a big reason for Notre Dame's He studied. 34-33 halftime lead. Becar examined how to play "[Becar] started the game out against Lake Forest senior forward hot so we kept feeding him," Dons Evan Boudreaux. senior guard Joe Mooney said. "We "I watched him on High School wanted to go after [Boudreaux] and Cube. I know he's a scorer, a great get him in foul trouble." player," Becar said of Boudreaux, However, Boudreaux only had the Scouts' all-time leading scorer. one foul at halftime and finished "I was looking at things I can do." with a game-high 38 points. Friday night, Becar took his ex- Boudreaux added: "There was a amination when the Dons played thelot of back and forth. You can't take Scouts on the road. And Becar, a 6-5anything away from [Becar]. He's a forward, played well in an overtime great player." Notre Dame fell behind in the second half and Mooney kept the ball in his hands. Lake Forest employed multiple defenders on Mooney, none of whom could slow down his dribble penetration or pull-ups without fouling. Becar worked away from the ball, set- ting screens to free up floor space for Mooney. "We thought we had an advantage there - [Mooney's] pull-ups, ABOVE: Notre Dame junior Ammar Becar (right) looks to put up a shot while defended by Lake Forest's Evan his drives to the bas- Boudreaux during Friday's game in Lake Forest, ket," Dons coach Tom LEFT: Notre Dame junior Ammar Becar (left) finished with 29 points and Lake Forest senior Evan Boudreaux Les said. "If he got ( right) scored 38 in Friday's gamo at Lake Forest.PHOTOS BY MARK UK[WFOR CHICAGO TRIBUNE MELMA GROUP deep enough, [Becar] could pop out." emergence could take some of the Becar said he's ready for more chal- Mooney had 32 pressure off Mooney. The Dons havelenges. points on the night andwon games when Mooney binge And more study sessions. Becar finished with scores - he had 36 in a 49-42 win "I've improved my outside and 29, including a three- over Prospect Dec. 23 - but they'veinside game. I knew coming into the pointer at the end of also lost games when he's been game I had to be ready. [Boudreaux] regulation that tied thehot - most notably a 74-70 loss to is a physical guy, a really good game at 69 and sent it Hinsdale Central on Dec. 13 when player," Becar said. to overtime. Mooney scored 37. "We got after it and gave the Becar's continued After his battle with Boudreaux, crowd a good game." THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 2015

Quiet and team-oriented, Cook a key member of Nues North boys baskethall team I PACE 52

Nues North's Cris Cook is fouled by Highland Park's Jordan Krawitz during Friday's game in Skokie.

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