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"It's beyondbelief... happened tohim,"shesaid. this terrible,terriblething he couldtoearnalivingand hospital. been stabbedandwasinthe that her34-year-oldsonhad word earlythenextmorning Nelson, hismother,whogot that wesawhim,"saidTina and lefttopickupacus- his talking andlaughingwith spent hislasteveningalive Chicago Tribune the corner ofTouhy and minutes intothe ride,near Walmart inSkokie and, May 30afewblocks froma 34, hadpickedupWasni yoked inanymanner?' "heinous" and"notpro- prosecutors Nelson ofWilmette-anact bail inthekillingofGrant ordered herheldwithout 31 asaCookCountyjudge eyes mostlytothefloorMay that shehadjuststolenfrom with aknifeandmachete randomly attackedtheman with killinganUberdriver cago whohasbeencharged Prosecutors: Uberdriver "That wasthelasttime Uber driverGrantNelson A teenagegirlfromChi- "He wasdoingeverything Prosecutors saidNelson, Eliza Wasni,16,kepther Sus parents andbrother BERGER Susiï called table. mourns bloodstained ChicagoCubs going to "Help me,helpme.I'm pushed buzzersandyelled, building lobby,wherehe a nearbycondominium over hisHyundaiandrunto him. Hemanagedtopull nwood, shebeganstabbing Lincoln avenuesinLincol- cutTing momentsafterEliza attack wasunprovoked,oc- said. Theyallegethatthe mart inSkokie,authorities chete andknifefromWal- who hadjuststolenama- killed bya16-year-oldgirl has beenchargedwithhiskilling. mette, waskilledbyapassengerMay30.A16-year-oldgirl Prosecutors sayGrantNelson,anUberdriverfromWil- dom victim." said. customer, the prosecutor name ofhismostrecent to seethat"Eliza"wasthe the Uberapponhisphone said. Policewereabletouse Uber driver,Cunningham the seriouslywounded minium lobbyandthento ing officerstothecondo- a trailofbloodledrespond- shirt wasfoundnearby,and ingjust abraandleggin; She wasfoundnearbywear- on foot,Cunninghamsaid. a medianandthenranoff son's carbutquicklystruck Cunningham said. State's AttorneyMichelle Wasni tookoffinNel- Nelson, ofWilmette,was She calledNelson a"ran- die," Assistant juvenile facility without payingforthem, to policebutdiedlaterata der, describedhisattacker versity ofColoradoatBoul- Winnetka andtheUni- New TrierHighSchoolin beingheld withoutbondina first-degree murderandis charged inadultcourtwith Chicago teenhasbeen Wasni gotintoNelson'scar the teenattends TaftHigh yer, apublicdefender, said bond courthearingonlyto old. ers mustbeatleast18years dirions, whichsaycustom- company's termsandcon- violation oftheride-sharing mart. Shewasapparentlyin from DesPlainestoWal- to DesPlainesandanother ning before,includingone earlier Uberridestheeve- said Wasnihadtakentwo the prosecutorsaid.She chete andthenleaving store withaknifeandma- Wasni walkingaroundthe from Walmartshowed said. nearby hospital, about 3:20am.May30.The School in Chicagoandlives confirm hername. Herlaw- Uber driverstabbedtodeath Wasni spokeduringthe Nelson, whoattended "I knowpeoplego Surveillance footage FAMILY PHOTO officials through terriblesituations juvenile facility. Wasni willbeheldina without bailandcalledthe with asinglemother. the lasttimehewasintown meeting Nelsonforlunch lives overseas,recalled friend, LeeSelker,whonow High SchoolwithNelson. who attendedNewTrier you down,"saidGeoffTeal, your spiritswhenlifehad always becountedontolift human beingwhocould thetic andextremelyfunny friend. Hewasakind,empa- what weseekinalifelong read. gracious, ftmnyandwell- and familyrecalledhimas him torestJune2,friends Leonard -preparedtolay Todd, sisterAlexandfather Grant Nelson'sbrother miss him?' and sodifficult....Wereally Tina Nelsonsaid."It'ssosad and youdowonderhow," ofthis sortandtheysurvive, hopes "justice willhappen," son, addedthat thefamily Todd Nelsonsaid. the besthecouldinlife;' manager thereconfirmed. restaurant inNorthbrook,a worked atDiPescara He had "very good"pianoplayer. classical pianoandwasa brother, lovedoperaand good tochildren." good toanimals,hewas ver hurtanyone.Hewas gentle, kindperson.Hene- son, calledhim"themost Nelson's brother,ToddNel- County sheriff'sofficesaid crime "extremelyviolent." Hood orderedhertobeheld murder. JudgeMichael as anadultwithfirst-degree Another highschool As thefamily-including An officialwiththeCook Wasni hasbeencharged "Grant encapsulated His sister,Alexandra Nel- "He wasjusttryingtodo Grant Nelson,saidhis Outside thecourtroom, homicide 'heinous' also previously and generositydearly?' our talksandhiskindness Visalvanich said."I'llmiss essentially didn'tstoptalk- struck upaconversationand politics, musicandreligion. talked aboutmovies,books, Neil Visalvanichsaidthey that lastedseveralhours. for whatturnedintoatalk crime wasreadbythe hand onhisshoulderasa behind herfatherwith ing. AlexandraNelsonsat courtroom duringthehear- their parents,wereinthe ing andmaddening." calling theattack"horrify- mart surveillancevideoalso been seenwearinginWal- stained Cubsshirtshehad and machete; later, stillholdingtheknife cated nearbyashorttime ecutors said.Shewaslo- after strikingamedian,pros- car butthenfledonfoot she triedtodriveoffinhis building seekinghelpand times. Herantoanearby stabbed Nelsonmultiple May 31,authoritiessaidshe hearing inCookCountyon ing foralmost20years," 18-and-older agerestriction cult time?' during thisincredibly diffi- his familyandlovedones thies andprayersarewith Nelson. Ourdeepestsympa- one ofourpartners,Grant "heartbroken bythelossof day sayingthecompanyis issued astatementWednes- on hisrightside. with multiplestabwounds outside inapoolofblood was foundontheground help inthelobbybeforehe Grant Nelsonbeggingfor when officials the proceedings,including bers sobbedattimesduring prosecutor. Familymem- description ofthealleged At Wasni'sinitiaIcourt Fellow Wilmettefriend "When wefirstmet, An Uberspokeswoman The siblings,aswell Regarding thecompany's 111 a blood- described woman laterexplainedthat Susan Bergerisafreelance be done?' will remainsafeandfree who takeusallwherewe there tohelphim,"shesaid. was sosorryIcouldn'tbe happened tohimandthatI let himknowIwhat Becaus' somehowIhadto we hadtohearit.Forhim. attack wasdescribed. times sobbedincourtasthe hearing familymembersat compelled to died, authoritiessaid. scribe hisattackerbeforehe was foundnearby,theysaid. Nereida Moreno contrib- Brian L.Coxarefreelance local authoritiesiftheyever are encouragedtocontact She alsosaidthatdrivers law enforcementagencies. oped withtheassistanceof drivers andriders,devel- Uber hassafetytipsfor 18. them ofbeingyoungerthan report ridersiftheysuspect mechanism fordriversto age, andthatthereisa rider isfoundtobeunder- ice canberemovedifthe a rider'saccesstotheserv- for customers,thespokes- reporter. increase yoursafety,itwill anything canbedoneto from harm,andhopethatif need togo:Wepraythatyou Lyft andtaxicab sued astatement"ToUber, uted. reporters. Chicago Tribune's reporter; SusanBergerand Grace WongisaTribune lems thatarereported. that investigatesanyprob- around theclockbyateam system thatismonitored has atwo-wayfeedback feel unsafe,andthattheapp Nelson's familyalso "We hadtositthereand Tina Nelsonsaidshefelt Nelson wasabletode- The spokeswomansaid attend the drivers, is- A Chicago Tribune Publication Thursday. June 8,2017 NHS 0% PCE-CCS4 708-449-6100. 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Select your location now and be protected from future price increases. Take advantage of our interest payment plans or receive a discount if paid in full. "T people to all "It keeps us visible in the "This continues to be one The 2017 seasons runs opens community and allows us to have the boys involved," said Troop 28 Scoutmaster Albert Zara. Saturdays through Oct 14 - organizers said. of our great community events' DiMaria said. encourage come out. with no market on July 1, Kane Angeli Luc is a freelance reporter for Pioneer Press. summer KARIE ANGELL LUC/ PIONEER PRESS PHOTOS

Community organiza- The Mather Jammers, a Cub Scout Pack 228 and Artist Lindsey Lehman, center, one of the vendors of the Morton Grove farmers market, shows off her wares during the opening day of the farmers marketJune 3. Lehman owns Morning Dew Designs. offered. Products such as olive oils were new this year with one vendor supporting a cancer charity tions also turned out to the summer farmers market opening, the eighth year for the event, organizers said. local band,! donated tip money to St. Martha's Sen- ior Group. And the band performed the National An- them. Boy Scout Troop 228 served as color guard. or grow their

Organizers say the warm

Certified organic farm "People want Iocal' said

Applicants must identify Block said vendors must

"We're a different market

The farmers market, lo-

Morton Grove

nity members in a ribbon cutting ceremony June 3 to kick off the start of the Morton nity members in a ribbon cutting ceremony

farmers market

Morton Grove mayor Dan DiMarla, center, participated with other organizers and commu- Morton Grove mayor Dan DiMarla, center, BY KARIE ANGELL Luc

NEWS

Morton Grove farmers mar-

to have turned out for the

than 500 people estimated

factor in drawing the more

weather was likely a big

Grove summer farmers market.

Pioneer Press

Community booths were

products could be found.

Block.

said.

appear in the market, he

fore vendors are selected to

meets event standards be-

their inventory to ensure it

goods.

originate

vendors there.

managers, said about the

volunteer farmers market

Rich Block, one of five

make their own goods,"

the people that come here

because we demand that

ring.

ceremony and a ribbon cut-

program that included a flag

opened following a brief

cated on Dempster Street,

kickoifto summer.

serves as another unofficial ket June 3, an event that t I z 8 NHS Thursday, June 8, 2017 A Chicago Tribune Publication 'J graduating classthisyea were partoftheschool's BY PIONEERPRESS on theworld make animpact Encouraged to NEWS ceptance. tinue intoleranceandac- urging hergraduatestocon- They can'ttouchus.Butwe lot ofAmericaisnoton. inspiration address. Uchechi Nwansisaidhiher better people,"graduate about, butithasmadeusall that wedon'tthinktwice diversity. Thisisaluxury incredible weareinallour peers andrecognizehow look likeyou.Lookatyour ing withpeoplewhodon't opened youuptointeract- person youaretoday.Ithas in shapingyouintothe has playedanimmenserole school principal. eminent presidentandthe graduates, thestudentgoy- rational messageto tioning todeliveraninspi- dent chosenthroughaudi- senters includedthestu- roster ofspeakersandpre- ny washeldMay28.The school officialssaid. ment ceremony. take partinthecommence- school's footballstadiumto 2017 recentlyfiledintothe School graduatingclassof the NuesNorthHigh cap andgowns,studentsof Staff report than one collegeor uni- getting accepted tomore ances -withsome ofthem than 1,000college accept- class of2017receivedmore officials said,studentsinthe and distinctions. with otheracademichonors said. arship are NationalMeritSchol- cluded fivestudentswho can touchthem;'shesaid, accept itornot,NilesNorth Graduates urged The graduationceremo- More than500students Clad intheirroyalblue And collectively,school Several moregraduated The graduatingclassin- "We areonalevelthat "Whether youchooseto Finalists, officials the versity. use that spiritandyour students well."Continue to he saidas wished the and asavoice for change;' you beheard,respected NUes Northtodemandthat impact onsociety. dents tocontinuehavean James Edwardsurged5th- class ceremony May28attheschoollocatedinSkokie. Nues NorthHighSchoolseniorsthrowtheirhatsintotheairat theendofgraduation "You usedyourvoiceat In hisremarkstothe of 2017, Principal Nowik. Vice President Joseph remarks fromschool board lating thestudents diplomas andcongratu- assisting on handfortheceremony, trict 219schoolboardwere Township HighSchoolDis- around you." injustices thatyouseeall education ...andaddressthe Members oftheNiles in handingout to continue after BRIAN OMAHONEV/PIONEERPRESS over four years. hours ofcommunity service completed 200 ormore bolized thatstudents had zations. Othercordssym- and Spanishhonororgani- French, German,Hebrew tional HonorSocietyand into theUnitedStates'Na- cords indicatedinduction around theirneck.The special, coloredcords Dozens ofstudentswore hugs PrincipalJamesEdwards. After receivinghisdiploma,graduatingseniorDennisTong Spencer Schwartzspeaksduringthegraduationceremony. Nues NorthHighSchoolstudentgovernmentpresident applauds duringthecommencement processional. Niles NorthHigh SchoolgraduatingseniorSayed Quraishi tolerance NEWS 9

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Now through Tuesday, June 13 THIS I BRIAN OMAHONEY/PIONEER PRESS PHOTOS NUes West High School graduating senior Miguel Gonzalez Jr. is pictured after receiving his diploma at the school's graduation ceremony May 28. The graduation was held at the athletic stadium at the Skokie school. WEEK'S HO f Class of 2017 awarded I A I over $2Min scholarships Staff report $4$4 s Clad in a red or white caps and gowns, the Nues West High School class of 2017 recently flied into the KIDS' APPAREL LADIES' & LADIs, MEN'S SHORT school's football stadium to s take part in the commence- MEN'S TEES SHOTS ment ceremony May 28. The roster of speakers and presenters included the Selected styles, unless otherwise indicated. student chosen through auditioning to be the class speaker, the student goy- ernment president and the school principal. Nlles Senior, Grant Killan during the graduation ceremony. "While you continue on Valid now through Tuesday, June 13, 2017 with your own journey, I encourage you to continue to uphold and spread the valuesthat define your class: your optimism, inclu- lOott25 siveness, your heart," said $10 OFF A CLEARANCE CENTER APPAREL, ACCESSORY Principal Jason Ness. & FOOTWEAR PURCHASE OF $25 OR MORE The graduating class in- Lima one per customer. One-time use only Canna be used in conunchon with any other coupon or cluded one student who is a : I extra percent savings otter. Coupon wiU not be avaIabIe n stores Must be presented and surrendered National Merit Scholarship Iat time ot puretrese. Dapticates or reproductions wilt not be honored. Bon-Ton Stores, Inc and to affiliates are not Finalists, officials said. resporsible tor and will not replace lost or stolen coupons Valid in store only, at our Clearance Centers. Cannot be redeemed for o.th: no change wHl be given. Cannot be apptied to preous purchases nr used towards a purctase School officials said stu- at a gift id or payment oli a Boo-Toe Stain. Inc. crrebtrd acccojrit. Sates tw is not included in lobe rmnimarri dents in the class of 2017 purorase requirennt rlcabeion The Bon-Ton Stores, Inc. associates and retiren are not etigible Excludes received more than 700 outerwnf, toys, home store, luggage, turniftire departments and salon products. college acceptances - with some of them getting ac- Senior Ashorena Michael waves during the processional of cepted to more than one the schools graduation ceremony May 28. Open 7 Days a Week! college.Further,officials said the students collec- your own way, have contrib-trict 219 school board were Shop970North Lake St., Aurora: Shop7234 W.Dempster St., Morton Grove: tively received more thanuted to the success of thison hand for the ceremony, Wednesday-Friday i OAM-9PM, WednesdaySaturday 9'3OAM-9:3OPM: $2 million in scholarships. institution. As a class, you assistingin handing out Saturday 1OAM-8PM, Sunday i 1AM-6PM, Sunday i 1AM-7PM; «For generations, Nueshave continued the stand-diplomas and congratu- Monday & Tuesday 1OAM-9PM. Monday & Tuesday 9:3OAM-9:3OPM West graduates have gone ard of excellence that Nileslating the students after on to make their mark onWest is known for:' remarks from school board Att ctearance center merchandise sales are tinal, no returns. Intermediate martrdowns may have been taken. Special pricing the world;' Ness told the Members of the NilesVice President Joseph otters avaitabte white supplies tasi. All storewide otters exclude gilt cards and furniture departments. 137600A1 graduates. 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We've been there when you Let us help you with your rehabilitation and skilled nursing Let us help you with NHS Thursday, June 8, 2017 A Chicago Tribune Publication 12 NEWS brook, reflectedfondlyon to startoutontheirown. independence andlifeskills students graduatewiththe goal hasbeentohelptheir High SchoolinSkokie,their teachers retiring specialeducation and JulietBluestein, Pioneer Press B00KwALmR BY GrEvIrE farewell toNorth instructors bidding Special education Two teachersamong bles aswellbakedgoods, Hall, officialsannounced. through Nov.5inthepark- Pioneer Press BY MDISAACS students withavarietyof cation programsinclude go." where thefutureisgoingto school asachanceto"see described teachinghigh sen," Bluesteinsaid.She sion Icouldhaveevercho- said. issues incheck,thetwo tune andkeepinganger day, showinguptoworkon putting onacleanshirteach can includelifeskillslike education, inwhichlessons their yearsteachingspecial and Bluestein,ofNorth- a sigoofsummer. munity gathering placeand shopping venue,butacom- market asmorethanjusta have alwaysthoughtofthe various othervendors. cheeses anditemsfrom seasonal fruitsandvegeta- plethora oflocallygrown ing lotofSkokieVillage and runeverySunday market willkickoffJune11 Skokie gears "This isthebestprofes- Howes, ofMortonGrove, For ElizabethHowes,62, Village officialssaidthey The marketwilloffera Skokie's popularfarmers Niles North'sspecialedu- "The marketis trulya at Niles North 60, data shows. their challenges,school gram tailoredtohelpwith college, perhapsinapro- four-year program andgoontoa abilities. Manyleavethe skill levelsandlearningdis- teachers atNuesNorthHighSchool. Juliet Bluestein,left,andElizabethHowesareretiringattheendofthisschoolyearfromtheirjobsasspecialeducation mately 2,500people visit that, historically, approxi- omy inSkokie." farmers andthelocalecon- nity, whilesupportinglocal all membersofthecommu- nutrient-dense produceto provide avenuetobring the market'smissionis"to a year'sworthofnews?' apples -andtocatchupon bushels ofsweetcornand some evenpurchasing year. Theycometoshop- mers andothervisitorseach friendships withthefar- site. "Peoplerenewtheir lage's farmersmarketweb- organizers sayonthevil- Skokie communityevent," According toorganizers, Some mightstartajobat Skokie recordsindicate up or community for 2017farmersmarket between 20and25vendors, estein said. Grill. sandwich onaForeman now makeagrilledcheese meal forthemselves. simply knowhowtomakea graduation. Othersmight a neighborhoodstoreafter end ofAugust. mers marketthroughthe special featuresateachfar- has scheduledaseriesof to organizers. original market,according Farms -werepartofthe Miller FarmsandNoffke from Coloma,Mich.-R&B 1975 withadozenvendors. sion, themarketbeganin Consumer AffairsCommis- according toorganizers. week, themarketoffers Midwestern states.Each drawing farmersfromthree the marketeveiySunday, This year'sscheduled The villagetraditionally Two oftoday'svendors Sponsored bySkokie's "I haveastudentwhocan That's huge'Blu- the retireesthis years, respectively. at NilesNorthfor12and16 teaching specialeducation what keptthetwowomen pendence goalsispartof students reachtheirinde- said therewardofseeing dude avisitwith Skokie's ment July30. the SkokieHealthDepart- time July23andavisitwith Skokie PublicLibrarystory honor ofBastilleDay,a "French Market"July16in ers July2,themarket'sfirst visit withSkokiefirefight- "Yoga ontheGreen"anda cers June25. visit withSkokiepoliceoffi- nate bloodJune18anda sion, anopportunitytodo- Consumer AffairsCommis- members oftheSkokie George VanDusenand turing SkokieMayor grand openingJune11fea- June highlightsincludethe Howes andBluestein August highlights July highlightsinclude "I lovetheconnection.I GENEVIEVE BOOKWALTER/PIONEERPRESS in- sion. spent 30yearsintheprofes- lion teacherwhenshewas pired tobeaspecialeduca- shine onaplateforme." on' Howessaid."It'ssun- love toseethelightbulbgo Van Dusenafterthemayormakes apurchase. in highschool,andhas downtown Skokie's Backlot ket onthe Aug. 20andafarmersmar- Melecio RamIrezhandschange to SkokieMayorGeorge animal controlofficerson Bluestein saidsheas- last dayof graduate program,shesaid. cial educationteachers then goontobecomespe- education programs,and with thoseinthespecial Niles Northstudentswork take prideinwatchingother a smile. class, sherememberedwith taught actorJohnCusackin school teacher,Howesonce teacher. She hasspent18yearsasa with specialneeds,shesaid. calling wastoteachthose teacher beforerealizingher dle schoolsubstitute Fwitter @GenevieeBook gbeekwa!terthicagotribune.com in aminiWinnebago. hopes totravelthecountry those withdisabilitiesand She alsoteachesyogato her sontocollege,shesaid. children, isabouttosend dren. dren andthreegrandchil- She's marriedwithfivechil- in thespecialeducation eastern IllinoisUniversity adjunct instructoratNorth- rational' Bluesteinsaid. themselves. "Thatisinspi- Twitter @SKReviewMike [email protected] Bash Aug.27. year Howes workedasamid- Bluestein, oneofeight 1'h Howes alsoworksasan Both womensaidthey As asubstitutemiddle PIONEER PRESS2016 NEWS Pride Fest welcomes all Warm weather, ing, she said. founder of North Shore Wollner, 24. who identi- Pride Fest. sunny skies mark fies as homoromantic asex- While the pub crawl usu- North Shore event ual,had been planning on ally is well-attended and has finding a quiet spot to read,been growing each yeai BY Y4iI1t SANCHEZ but instead joined the groupLagos said organizers OLSON who invited her to sit on thewanted the celebrations to News-Sun grass and enjoy the festiv-be open to the younger ities. crowd and families outside Families had a backdrop "I'm really excited by this of the LGBTQ community of warm weather and abecause I've been to thetoo. sunny sky June 3 at theChicago Pride (Parade), but "The picnic isa more Pride Family Picnic cele-I didn't know there wereopen and welcoming event brating the annual Northsmall pockets of events like for all type of families to be YADIRA SANCHEZ OLSON/NEWS-SUN Shore Pride Fest in High-this one," Woilner said, add- together, embracing every- Young people enjoy conversations June 3 at the Pride Family Picnic in Highwood. wood. ing that she loves to meetone'sdifferences," Lagos Those gathered at Evertsnew people. said. citing, she said, because it'swood board member. al liberation into the spot- Park on Highwood Avenue The family-friendly ac- For Lily Rubin,15, ofone of the first pride events The month of June islight. enjoyed the food and drinkstivity was followed by aHighland Park the picnic she's been able to attend. significant, Smith said. June 3, Smith said during as children hopped aroundTaste the Rainbow Pub was an opportunity to cele- "A lot of events are tar- "It's commemorating thewhat he sees as a political ina bouncy house andCrawl for adults at six areabrate Pride Month, forgeted for older people, likeStonewallRiotsthatclimate of intolerance, "It's played with bubbles onthe bars, where color-themedwhich she's been wearing a at bars and clubs, so this is marked the beginning of the even more important the playground. drinks were served. pride shirt each day, she nice that its open to all ages. civil rights movement for (LGBTQ) community is vis- Highwoodresident This is the second year said. I love it," Rubin said. the LGBTQ community," he ible, especially in family- Cheryl Woilner said shethe North Shore Pride Fest June3, Rubin was The celebrations and dis- said. friendly settings." was pleasantly surprisedincluded the picnic, whichdressed in a black tank topplay ofsupportfor the The violent demon- when she spotted a rainbow aims to include more bewith a rainbow and the LGBTQ community kicksstrations took place June 28, Yadira Sanchez Olson is a flag waving from a picnic more inclusive, said Floren-words Celebrate Your True off Pride Month, said D.R. 1969,in New York, andfreelance reporter for the table June 3. It felt welcom- cia Lagos, organizer andColors. The picnic was ex-Smith, a Celebrate High-catapulted the issue of sexu-News-Sun.

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Ontheprosecution holding eachotherandcry- federal courtroomJune2, and laughing. talking aboutmusicandart strolling alongthelakefront birthday thismonth,enjoy- Chicago Tribune BY JASONMEISNER violent 2014killing coached couplein Boyfriend's relative NEWS dollar estate. share ofhermultimillion- Mack, tocarryoutthesensa- Mack's daughter,Heather Schaefer andvonWiese- coach hiscousinTommy looked onwithoutexpres- shaking slightlyasBPobs ended inthemosthorrific room tother,armsen- on -acurvedmetalfruit table wasthemurderweap- Wiese-Mack's bloodied police haddiscoveredvon large suitcasewhereBali and DebbiCurransatthe awaited hisfate. 2014 murderinIndonesia, ing plottheirsister'sbrutal Side manconvictedofhelp- ing asRobertBibbs,aSouth ing thewarmJuneweather, her inChicagofor65th looked forwardtovisiting siblings saidtheywould've Cousin gets9 Text messages Bíbbssent Moments later,afederal "Her life The siblingsbowedtheir A fewfeetfromBillWiese Instead, theysatinastark Sheila vonWiese-Mack's senselessly -mit.1orei count of conspiracyto corn- guilty inDecember toa said do somethingso horrific," pressed." 'lost asaman"and"de- ing alotatthetimeandwas crime, sayinghewasdrink- gized forhisroleinthe stood incourtandapolo- handed down,Bibbs,26, rich. Heedthosewords?' friend, "Babewe'regonnabe ing, Bibbshadtoldhisgirl- the June2two-hourhear- shown toPallmeyerduring rewarded, prosecutorssaid. expected tobehandsomely encouraged thecrimeand after thekillingshowedhe as hisstatementstotheFBI about themurder-aswell speaking injokingterms Med withemoticonsand Debbi CurranandBillWiese,siblingsofSheilavonWiese-Mack.speakJune ":1 neverexpectedthemto Before thesentencewas In onetext Bi'bbs, whopleaded murder of a that was threatened to-harmthe un- heavy bowl handleafter she said hestruck her withthe pregnant withhis child.He and toldherthat Mackwas he wenttoherhotelroom Mack becameangrywhen Indonesia thatvonWiese- during hismurdertrialin world. Schaefertestified made headlinesaroundthe of vonWiese-Mack,62, down thesentence. Pallmeyer saidinhanding nothing ofthe violent murderinfactdid nity tostepinandpreventa one whohadeveryopportu- aware oftheirplans. made itclearhewaswell hours beforethemurder to hiscousininthedaysand communications Bibbssent that?' national. 'Pleaseunderstand The August2014murder "It's hauntingthatsome- But Pallmeyersaidthe years kind," the next morningatanearby the resort. before ditching it inataxiat bloody bodyinthesuitcase ple born babyandthenbegan tenced to Tommy choking him. Robert Bibbs, iudget notej,1IyIack claimed, When theywere arrested After themurder,cou- stuffed thewoman's ANTONtO PEREZ/TRIBUNE Schaefer, wasseri- in Balimurder 9 years inprison. 2 26, at theU.S.DirksenCourthouseinChicago. cousin of Bali trip onhowtokill von cousin andMack beforethe that hehadcoached his agreement with prosecutors ted sendingthetexts. involvement butlateradmit- 2014, Bibbsfirstdeniedany apartment inDecember Bibbs that whenheconfronted Vahidtari testifiedJune2 Special AgentMichael and Schaefer'sphones.FBI messages foundonMack's ment afteranalyzingthetext learned ofBibbs'involve- and 18yearsforSchaefer. tences -10yearsforMack Both areservingprisonsen- Indonesian julyin 24, wereconvictedbyan escaped. mother butthattheyhad kidnappers killedher iese-Mjout gr4j ABEL URIBE/CHICAGOTRIBUNE Bibbs admittedinaplea Meanwhile, theFBIhad Mack, 21,andSchaefer, at his SouthSide 2015. just acharacterinsome [email protected] heaven andshe can't speak." Courthouse. "She's upin lobby oftheDirksenU.S. Sheila," Curransaidinthe do. hardest thingsheeverhadto about herslainsisterwasthe that gettingupandspeaking video game." said. "Thiswasareallife,not positive energy"herbrother often rockyrelationship. her daughter,despitetheir services. Andshealsoloved as theypreparedthealtarfor recalled quietconversations her friendDianeEdelman Church inChica,where was devotedtoherchurch, tory buffwholovedopera wrong Bibbswasabouta described invividdetailhow haunted bythattextand family Weise-Mack's friendsand wasn't anypositiveenergy Wiese-Mack aftershefailed with apillow"ordrownvon St Chrysostom'sEpiscopal and books,theysaid.She smile andquickwit,ahis- woman withasparkling never evenmet woman hehadadmittedly released fromherbody?' son," Bibbs records. feel bad,accordingtocourt "for somereason"hedidn't Schaefer textedtosaythat could catchthemintheact surveillance camerasthat warned thecoupleabout records showBibbsalso to fatallydrugher,court wrote to"gositonherface one texttoMack,Bibbs Schaefer abouttheirplan.In sages withMackand texts andFacebookmes- Bibbs exchangednumerous or suffocationduringsleep. made tolooklikeanaccident gestions ofadrugoverdose ring caughtHeofferedsug- "Bill andI After courtCunansaid "Sheila wasfilledwith In courtJune2,von "She wasn'tagoodper- She wasakindhearted Minutes afterthekilling, On thedayofthemurder, said said. they were did "There it for A Chicago Thbune Publication Thursday, June 8, 2017 NHS Foster.. route Niles Free Bus Route 410 has Niles Free Bus Route "It's only this one portion," People who live near those complex. property on always used private to make a the condominium site the prop- turn-around, but with village had erty not available, the said. to bypass it, Anderson she said. "We were informed that the property would not be available for now and we have not heard from the condominium association about when it will be again." streets either have to walk a longer way or find other options for transportation, she said. Un- dl the interruption, the bus headed north on Washington between Lyons and turned around in the lot and headed south, Anderson said. of 7O)osi» city blocks, uses PLEASE CALL 312-2837023 To ADVERTISE A small section of Niles Free A small section of Niles The discontinued part of the The discontinued stretch coy- Coli 312.283.7023 to place your od Portion of Nues free Nues of Portion bus service closed indefinitely closed Staff report tempo- Bus Route 410 remains time esti- rarily closed with no of service, mate for resumption Serv- according to Niles Public ices Director Mary Anderson. route includes Washington Street between Lyons Street and Foster Lane, she said. The rest of the route is operating as usual, she said, but that small stretch will be down for the foreseeable future. ers about three according to Anderson, and had to be closed about three weeks ago due to maintenance work being performed in the parking lot of a nearby condominium rry Schectrter TO 7/iea Jì' CALL Rabbi PLEASE KOL EMETH wwwkotemethskokieOrg : 5130 W baby - 847-673-3370 ADVERTISE Conservative E abtarian Congregation 312-283-7023 Jewish Colletti could not be reached Colletti could not be separate According to Egan, the The workers' compensation Generally speaking, he said, the This settlement is scheduled to tion still pending, Egan said, he tion still pending, Egan details declined to offer more about the case. for comment. that the litigation involves a claim hit Colletti driver of the car who was underinsured. settlement documents were to be submitted to the state commission Egan said. misaacs®pioneerloa1.com Twitter ®SKReviewMike by Colletti, but there will be no hearing on a case such as this, commission decides on these set- tlements during its off days when cases are not being heard. be reviewed by the commission June 21, according to the commission website. settlement . . approve $99,228 approve s Customer The case was filed June 3, 2014, The case was filed June Following Village Board ap- Following Village for the Daniel Egan, a lawyer "They'll likely approve it, but Egan said Colletti was a long- Since the commission has not according to the commission's website. meeting, the provai at the April25 slightly village will pay Colletti more than $99,228. village who handles workers' village who handles said he ex- compensation cases, pects the settlement to be approved. That's usually the case once a settlement like this reaches the commission, he said, "but not always." they may have some questions or some issues," he said. time public service employee for Niles who was involved in an accident with a car while he was driving a truck and because there is other litiga- yet signed off on the settlement ------June I st thru July 30th comp '. Dempsr Skokie. L 60076 Appreciation Sale! Appreciation week

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"upper extremities," without providing further details. settlement over a 2014, accident. injuries were to his neck and mer employee Christopher Col- letti and the village reached a on the commission's website, for- tion Commission before becom- ing final, officials said. employee, village records show. the Illinois Workers' Compensa- tion settlement with a former Pioneer Press just under village to pay out compensa- $100,000 in a workers' I Thursday,June8,2017 A ago Tribune Publication 16 NILES HERALD-SPECTATOR Simple AffordablePricingincludes: Deliver InsertProgram AND TargetedEmail Creative Work Delivery Printing EZ Plus:Print& [email protected] ÇHICAGO TRIBUNE today togetstarted: Contact Tony 847-383-0213 tTreat I3EEP & » w*ththese«(c< PLUS veut tastebuA NEWS Village boardOK'd over Niles budgetholdssteady the spendingplanatitsMay documents. 2018, accordingtovillage nue aredownforfiscalyear deficit andsalestaxreve- benefits, withthetown's employees' salaries proved ismarkedforvillage that trusteesrecentlyap- $99.5 millionNilesbudget Pioneer Press BOOICWALTER BY GENEVIEVE plan lastmonth FY 2018spending this year'sconcert lineup bands performingarangeof through July27andwill set togetpumpingJune8in Recreation Departmentis by thevillage'sParksand week concertserieshosted Pioneer Press BY LIBBYELLiorr analyzing operationsto of thebudget. make upabout22percent tracts anddebtexpenses, and charges'likefees,con- also showsthat"services ments. according tovillagedocu- runs Mayi ment fromofficials. 23 meetingwithnocorn- includes twoperformances release. cials announcedinanews music, Lincolnwoodoffi- feature eightChicago-area exception ofJuly20- every Thursday-withthe ment isscheduledtorun Proesel Park. series issettostartJune 8 Lincoinwood's summerconcert About 42percentofthe Goals forFY18include The budgetdocument The village'sfiscalyear The villageboardpassed According tothe release, The outdoorentertain- Lincolnwood's seven- to April30, previous fiscalyear and village's LeaningTower budget document. funding threatsfromthe taming reservestostaveoff tal to fundpensionsandcapi- where possible,continuing towns tosavetaxdollars relationships withother oping intergovernmental look forcostsavings,devel- enue, Niles'largestrevenue lage budgetdocuments. for FY18,accordingtovil- fiscal year2017to$535,161 cit, fromover$2millionin significant dropinthedefi- village documents. other projects,accordingto route markings,among plan andaddingnewbike an artsandculturemaster national registry,adopting spot forthetoweron structure andpursuinga dude restorationofthe for theupcomingyearin- stream, accordingtothe sify thevillage'srevenue looking forwaystodiver- state's budgetimpasseand ing tovillageofficials. series inyearspast, accord- have playedat theconcert well asclassics.Bothbands ers ofcurrentTop40hitsas Final Say,willperformcoy- Chicago's toppartybands, night oftheseries,one Americana. Inthe blend offolk, will playtheirmodern person band,WildSkies, and TheGang. The TemptationsandKool such asArethaFranidin, ditions ofhitsfromartists its energetic,dynamicren- ond HandSoul,knownfor the Motown-stylebandSec- on June15andJuly28by source whichmakesup56 Key purchasesplanned Meanwhile, salestaxrev- Budget detailsincludea "These concerts area On June29,thefour- improvements, main- rock and final gbookwalterchicagotnbune.com budget sees efits, capitalimprovements, employee salariesandben- from whichexpenseslike is expectedtobeupby eral fund,or$26.6million, percent ofthevillages'gen- including bin free activitiesforchildren, entertainment hourwith dents apre-concertfamily Proesel Park day nightconcertseries, ation Department. nwood ParksandRecre- dinator community outreachcoor- great communityeventand tions, recordsshow. utions, amongotheralloca- village's pensioncontrib- about 50percentofthe ments. according tobudgetdocu- this year'svillagerevenue, show upforthefirsttimein Board for2016,whichwill approved bytheVillage 3.9 revenue jumpfollowinga or 7percent.The2018 source inthegeneralfund, the secondlargestrevenue paid. legal orconsultingfees,are tracted expenses-like new equipmentandcon- Niles' mainoperatingfund documents indicate. $553,318 fromlastyear,the their ownfood. a concessionstand orbring iies canpurchase foodfrom cording totherelease. Fam- and bungejumping,ac- able obstaclecourses,slides painting, aswellinfiat- ned," saidLindaVering,the and neighborstorecon- the perfectwayforfriends Twitter (äGenevieveBook Property taxespayfor The generalfund In additiontotheThurs- Property taxesmakeup percent taxincrease for theLincol- will a offer resi- projected and face is A Chicago Tribune Publication Thursday, June 8,2017 m to www.go 5TH fellow Park 5, 4 15 p RIDGE- Education Fund, can To help with the expenses lines "We have two bands The support for Urban's People wishing to donate kids had to grow up a lot kids had to other kids their sooner than age:' grow they will face as they raise up, Schroder hopes to even more. He is planning a even more. He is planning fall. benefit concert for the figure up. We are trying to out the venue," he said. for- children as they move is not ward from this tragedy said. going to stop, Schroder to the Andrea Urban Memo- rial write a check and mail it to Hinsdale Bank & Trust Co., 25 E. First St., Hinsdale IL 60521, or g and fallow the directions Twitter ®kfdoings fundme.com/andrea-ur ban-benefitting-her-kids there. [email protected] adeptly blending jazz, rock, 5, too, with Park Ridge native Kim Schaefer, wtio funeral, her her funeral, 315, , with noteworthy area performer Bob Bloom, www.tasteofparkridge.com iiii'i i 3TH, j 4TH, AND I CONTACT DAVE IGLOW s [email protected] The money raised will The money raised "Both kids are extremely Urban's daughter, At Urban Serendipity makes its Taste debut. This energetic son, Sasha, read a poem he son, Sasha, read a poem who had written about a boy was going through troubled times and the angel who calmed the storm for him, Schroder said. Sasha said the angel had to leave to get her ing he was talking about his mother, Schroder said. loving," Schroder said. "She loving," Schroder That's was so well-liked. why there is the response there is' Pace enable Sasha to attend as he University in NewYork said. planned, Eugene Urban mature, way more mature than their years" Schroder said. wings. Those in the church were moved to tears, know- spoke at Schroder said. He believes because of their mother's battle with leukemia, "these 615, R Gang will get everyone on their feet with their frenetic brand 6:45, Park Ridge's own Ginger Road will serve up conventional rock music 6:45, dtli -.------______\ TASTE OF PARK ______\ TASTE he said. "I can't f, all," The donors come from all The donors come from Friends also have been "The thing that surprises 'Andrea was so gentle and The Taste of Park Ridge is proud to announce its marvelous musical line-up for the 2017 Taste The Taste of Park Ridge is proud to announce Bredemann Main Stage at Launching the fun filled free festivities on the on Thursday July 13th will be Park Ridge musicians Tusk presenting their outstanding Fleetwood Mac tribute, At make their Park Ridge debut. If you are a Zeppelin fan, you will not want to miss this act. Friday's slate ofsensational sounds begins at Ridgians Ten Foot Thu takes the stage, liberally spinning complex musical riffs over a classic group will captivate you with intricate vocal harmonies that embellish their repertoire of contemporary classics. At 8:30, headliners Kashmir: The Led Zeppelin Concert, will also will perform distinctive interpretations of classic folk, pop, and rock songs. At rock format. Next, at of Motown and rhythm and blues. At 9, the Taste welcomes back legendary headliners 7th Heaven who will rock the house with their cool contemporary compositions spearheaded by their signature 30 songs in 30 minutes." on Saturday, the musical magic kicks off at i playing unique versions of standard rock tunes that you may not have heard ¡n years. At 3:30, Acoustic Soul Generation retums. Led by Father MatthEw Kowalski of St. Paul of the Homegrown artists The Brown/Howard Band will appear at and blues. At fare, drenched in a rich, country-flavored marinade. Then at 9, we will be treated to an amazing performance by another one of the top drawing contemporary bands around, So, in addition to the gastronomic delights at the Taste of Park Ridge, be sure to sample a an hearty helping of musical magnificence. Three days and nights ofterrific tunes, exploring eclectic assortment of musical genres, should please your musical palette. For further Taste details, please visit the Taste website at tasteofparkridge.com. Cross, the group's lively marriage of acoustic guitar and vocal harmonies will delight you. with their donation. Con- with their via the web- tributions made to the site will be transferred memorial trust fund. high parts of Urban's life: school and college friends, her Hinsdale neighbors, Coy- friends from Hinsdale from enant Church, friends York her time living in New her people who knew as an through her work knew actress and those who alter- her as an advocate for native treatments for cancer pain. , grocery shopping and pre- paring meals for Urban's fàmily. Such kindness and support does not surprise Schroder. all ofus is that this happened at imagine this ever happening in Hinsdale" "4 , loving home," : a . - Schroder kept in touch Schroder learned about The GoFundMe website to work as an actress, trying to work as ends meet and to make cliii- spend time with her they drei,, always assuring had Schroder wrote. with her at high school reunions and other gather- her ings of alumni After he death, Schroder said asked her younger brother for about fundraising efforts Urban's two children. the education trust fund set up at Hinsdale Bank, which had about $10,000 in it, he said. But he believed they should reach out through social media too. deducts administrative fees from the donations, but that forum will reach a hundred times more viewers than a traditional bank account Schroder said. Plus, it allows people to write a message 847- 6 7 3 - 6 3 00 i. I / ' , . '.' S -

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Atthetime, with theU.S.Departmentof exam, gettingintohotwater didn't giveastatescience State BoardofEducation 2015 becausetheIllinois through highschooland make theresultspublic. times fromgradeschool science examsatleastthree quires statestoadminister given thatfederallawre- unusual andproblematic, state budgetwoes-is scores -blamedlarlyon in readingandmath. been releasedcontinuously achievement results ing mathandscience, what studentsknowinread- schools andfamiliesabout important informationto maligned, statetestinggives scores since2013-14. seen schools norfamilieshave formed becauseneither how studentshaveper- tested, littleisknownabout science wouldbetaughtand made aboldchangehihow Chicago Tribune BY DIA state standards under new2014 would bethefirst Late examresults NEWS Budget In spring2016,thestate Illinois adoptedtheup- For years,studentstook There werenoscoresin Whether supportedor But thedelayinscience Three yearsafterIllinois state RADO science exam have budget crisesdelayed the start ofscoring, andtesting local schools. statewide, indistrictsandat on howstudentsarefaring gives contexttothepublic enta, thestatewideexam vidual studentscorestopar- addition toprovidingindi- are achievinginscience.In home abouthowstudents ning atschooltoinput getting scoresaffectsevery- thing fromcurriculumplan- ing partner,"Matthewssaid. the process,norofscor- of astatebudgetandnot was theresultoflllinois'lack scoring theISA.Thedelay Sui Carbondaletobegin emmental agreementwith ity toenterintoanintergDv- finding delayedISBE'sabil- the 2017scoresinfall. districts thissummer,and pected tobereleased ingto Matthews. state scienceexams,accord- through scoringthe2016 about one-thirdoftheway scoring, andtheuniversityis versity Carbondaletodothe with SouthernIllinoisUni- tions fromtheTribune. response towrittenques- Jackie Matthewssaid delay' ISBEspokewoman their frustrationwiththe We hearandunderstand hard toadministertheISA. ideal. Wedeeplyappreciate the ISAhasbeenlessthan smoothly. scoring havenotgone edged sciencetestingand administrators forworking ali ofIllinois'educatorsand Cook County superintendent She's nowagradeschool state standardsinscience. who helpedwritethenew longtime scienceeducator of crazy,"saidCarolBaker,a gttten 2016results?Itiskind tested in2017andnothave science exam. have takenthespring2017 exam, andbynow,students Baker said Baker saidthedelayin "Uncertainty aboutstate Those scoresare The agencyhaspartnered "The timelineforscoring State "How couldschoolshave woes popup officials acknowl- the in west state's ex- in lion keepstrack ofhow learning" It guod instructionalpractice. because theywantto.Itis not becausetheyhaveto,but hard toimplementNGSS- most teachers,areworking Baker said."Mostschools, in thesciencecommunity" that NGSShasreallylitafire neering. areas ofscienceandengi- memorizing science tion. standards intheirinstruc- been incorporatingthenew the pressureofastatewide and towardanalysisinkey Standards moveawayfrom exam. Andteachershave science standardswithout chance totraininthenew for example,teachersgotthe state scienceexamin2015, tion isnotallbad.Withouta fails theexam. student essentiallypassesor scores thatdetermineifa cated processofsetting"cut" time consumingandcompli- officials hadtoundergrthe Logan Squareareasgetloominutesperdayofscience,morethananyotherschoolintheChicagoregion. Students inGeorgiaSiannas'fifthgradescienceclassatChristaMcAuliffeElementarySchoolChicago'sHermosaand The stateboard of educa- "One oftheguodthingsis Next GenerationScience But Bakersaidthesitua- is guodteachingand facts hoods focuses onscience and Hermosa neighbor- school intheLogan Square state averages. That's doubletotriplethe science instructionperday. life averaged100minutesof grades, studentsatMcAu- third, second mostinthestate.In the Chicaguareaand tion minutesinscience highest numberofinstruc- tion minutesandhasbeen School McAuliffe Elementary on socialsciences. about equaltominutesspent English intermsofinstruc- usually utes 48, andeighthgrademm- grade minuteswentupto 34 minutesperdaysixth science rosetoanaverageof the highestin15years. minutes onaverageroseto show scienceinstruction and statewidedatain2016 grades three,sixandeight, ence andsocialsciencesin spent inmath,English,sci- much instructiontime The largelyHispanic Chica Third gradeinstructionin for sciencetesting to sixth andeighth in 2016hadthe trailed mathand 50. Public Schools' Science has is from theWashington, D.C., together usingtest questions ence Assessment wasput gether. of studentsworkingto- classroom watchinggroups who walkedthroughthe is uptothem,"saidSiannas. vide anexample,buttherest different colorsinthefall. green hueandturninto lishing howleaveslosetheir did hands-onworkinestab- teacher GeorgiaSiannas' mmdmomin cunicuiwa science standardsintothe have incorporatedthenew the subject,andteachers sure students'progressin local sciencetestingtomea- exam sciencescores,itdoes school hasnotreceivedstate Belville saidthatwhilethe 1986. tle Challengerdisasterin members intheSpaceShut- along withsixothercrew Christa MCAUIiffe,whodied named afterteacherSharon math andthearts,is technology, engineering, The currentIllinoisSci- "I'm afacilitator.I'llpro- Last weelçfifthgradersin MeAuliffe PrincipalRyan science class PHIL VELASQUEZ/CHICAGOTRIBUNE drado(chicagotribune.com budgetary investmentfrom Illinois lawmakers." of theISAwillrequirea ingon thescopeandcontent tors, shesaid,but,"Expand- science expertsandeduca- create newtestitemswith Matthews said. tration ofISAsmoother," field tomakeeachadminis- to continuinglistenthe improve andarecommitted we knowhaveroomto not tested. chemistry andphysics,were key scienceareas,suchas reasons, includingthatother ence examforavarietyof the biology-relatedstatesci- trators werenothappywith some highschooladminis- Matthews said. nificant budgetconstraints," created theISAundersig- science testin2015."ISBE in 2016aftermissingthe ment togiveascienceexam from thefederalgovern- nois wasunderpressure was notidealbecauselili- school district,aprocessthat ISBE andsmplanto "Despite oursuccesses, In addition,Bakersaid, L I 19 A Chicago Tribune Publication Thursday, June 2017 NHS ¶ WARNER BROS FRANCK PREVEL I AP Later I visited the cerne- We should never forget columnist. Grit" is starting on channel 50.2. PaulSassone is afreelance Theodore Roosevelt Jr. They never enjoyed the peace and prosperity they won for the rest of us. them or forget this day. columnist. beautiful and peaceful place where it was impossible to imagine the carnage that occurred there the morning ofJune 6. tery above the beachhead, where so many Americans are buried, including Gen. RandyBlaser is a freelance Gotta go. Just found out "True "True Grit," for which OmahaBeach was a Since then I had an affin- Later that year, I visited deserved Oscat In this photo, released by Warner Bros., actor John Wayne plays Ethan Edwards ¡n the remastered and restored spe- Wayne received a well- dal edition DVD of "The Searchers?' and fought map he carried with him on D-Day. ity for these ordinary men who stormed the beaches on D-Day and won the fight France and spent a day touring the invasion sites. After hearingthe stories of so many veterans, it was an extraordinary experience to see where they had landed mission of clearing the beaches ofobstacles and booby traps, gave me the "The Searchers." "Fort Apache?' "Stagecoach" John Wayne made more As a card-carrying John "The Man Who Shot Why am I writing about Perhaps it's the proxim- I'd be willing to bet that Maybe you could watch My friend GeoIB Shutes Another vet, a combat a lot to choose from. Wayne admirer, I can nec- ommend some ofmy favorite Wayne films: Liberty Valance?' ty. ity ofFather's Day. most fathers - yours, too - enjoy John Wayne movies. one together. than 200 films, so there are engineer who landed before theflrstwavewiththe John Wayne? squadron as actor Jimmy Stewart He recalled teasing Jimmy about how popular he was in North Africa when they came across a theater showing one of his fihns. was a bombardier who flew two missions on D-Day, and he said they were the easiest runs ofthe wat The U.S. flag is lowered at the American World War Il cemetery at Cofleville sur Mer. north- The U.S. flag is lowered at the American World western France, ¡n April 2004. lighter side oftheir duty in World War II, including the flyer who was in the same John Wayne I know he was a fine And I know his political There was just some- Some men recalled the I'm not smart enough, or Some were still troubled I first had the idea to As editor ofOak Leaves can frontier myth and reali- Satan to many young peo- thing else about him that I leave to scholars, something about archetypes and symbolism and the Amen- ing popularity. actor. I know he made some great films. I know he made some mediocre movies in which he was the only thing worth watching. views cast him in the role of ple in 1960s. always is near the top of any poll offavorite actors. educated enough, to explain John Wayne's endur- issue ofthe paper. I thought a couple veterans would call. I was wrong. Ten times that called and they were happy to finally tell their stories after 50 years. by their experience, including the River Forest man who cried at the end of the story ofhis landing at Omaha Beach, known as bloody Omaha, and his horrific effortsjust to sur- vive the landing at 6 a.m. to the evening ofthe first day. remember the soldiers of remember the soldiers 1994, write about D-Day in in time for the 50th anniver- sar)' and when many of the participants were still alive. at that time, I put out a call for D-Dayveterans to contact me to tell their stories in a special commemorative nation ofus to remember. And to ofus to remember. 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And then, there are those So D-Day is adayfor all But there has been much There is still lots of work Such a role caused a airs a lot ofWayne movies. spirits go up and my blood pressure go down. died on June11, 1979. been dead for 38 years, he days when I kind offeel at TV; always first to channel 50.2 in hopes the movie station is showing a John And when I light on one of those filins I can feel my crew a coffee mug on which was painted the name ofthe film, a scene from the film and an individual greeting such as, "To Joe, from Duke." loose ends. So, I turn on the Wayne film. Channel 50.2 near world destruction with peace and prosperity since the end of World War II. to do in the most desper- ately poor areas of the world, and religious fanati- cism threatens the stability that has brought the world the relative peace it has enjoyed. heightening of tension between the superpowers known as the Cold War, which turned into hot wars in Korea and Vietnam, and the Cuban missile crisis of 1962. for

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lead to the defeat of Nazi Germany. that 10 months later would began the series of battles France in Normandy and the beaches of northern Canadian forces stormed since.

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Pour overtomato mixtureandtosstocoat.Allow to together oliveoil,lemonjuiceand mustard.Peeland Add parsleyandfetacheese.In aseparatebowl,mix teaspoon driedoregano tablespoon freshchoppedbasil teaspoon salt cloves garlic teaspoon Dijonmustard cup freshlemonjuice cupoliveoil ounces crumbledfetacheese cup choppedfreshparsley avocados 14-ounce canchickpeas large seedlesscucumber smoked saltand1/4cupseasonedinsteadofall teaspoon granulatedgarlicpowder teaspoon cayennepowder teaspoon granulatedonionpowder teaspoon groundginger teaspoons groundmustard tablespoons celerysalt cup seasonedsalt* cup paprika CUp all ingredientstogetheruntilwellblended.Rub and cuttomatoesinhalfplace inabowl. brown sugar Living Section 2 Thursday, June 2017 CN of the grill. before grilling. Prepare a For the Salad: Toss the salad ingredients together with 1/2 the dressing (add more until salad is dressed (10 ounce) ribeye steak seasoned liberally on both (10 ounce) ribeye steak seasoned liberally with (15 count) deveined shrimp in the shell, tossed fresh olive oil, salt, pepper and i clove of minced For the salad: ounces baby arugula (about 4 cups) cup grape tomatoes, halved avocado, diced scallions, sliced tablespoon capers, drained blue CUP shaved Parmigiano Reggiano (can sub cheese or feta as desired) Allow the flames to die down slightly before placing clove garlic, minced teaspoon lemon zest teaspoon Black pepper teaspoon salt sides with kosher salt and coarse black pepper garlic* cup lemon juice cup olive Oil teaspoon honey For the proteIns: Allow the steak to sit at room For the proteIns: Allow the steak to sit at For the dressIng: Early in the day, combine all the For the dressIng: Early in the day, combine combine, dressing ingredients in ajar. Shake well to . s temperature for 30 minutes * the shrimp on a slightly cooler section i i i i i i 4 2 /2 6 . 1/4 1/2 1/2 1/2 1/3 i /2 teaspoons minced shallot i /2 teaspoons minced *To devein large shrimp and keep the shell intact, snip the leaving the shell and legs undisturbed. sporadically, but lid the grill in the event the flames become too intense for the delicate shrimp. Remove the leaving the tails intact. 4 to your liking) and arrange on a platter. Slice the steak across the grain into /-inch thick slices and place over the salad. Top with the grilled shrimp and serve at once. shell along the back of the shrimp and remove the vein 2 be ready about 40 minutes after lighting (You may also cook these steaks on a gas grill set to high heat). Season rare. The fire should flare up all around the steaks. ... Don't Remove the steaks to a clean plate and allow them to rest while you cook the shrimp. 3 Grill the shrimp for 3 minutes per side until shells are pink and meat is opaque. lt's okay if the fire flares up grilled shrimp to the plate with the steak. Peel the shrimp Dressing can be made several days ahead and refrigerated Dressing can be made several days ahead to come until ready to make the salads. Allow the dressing to room temperature before serving. but make sure charcoal grill and allow coals to ash over, they still have an active red glow - a high heat grill should the steak with salt and pepperjust before placing it on the grill grate. Grill the steaks 5 minutes per side for medium get scared; high-heat grilling makes the best steaks. 1 to serve. and leave at room temperature until ready FOR THE PROTEIN: Summer Surf-and4urf Salad Surf-and4urf Summer the an entree, leave out a side dish instead of If you want steak and shrimp. DRESSING: FOR SIMPLE LEMON adding rich by I created my surf-and- dish ribeye steak and colossal a hot grill made both of my proteins a lovely addition to the summer greens. Best tomi.zed to suit a variety of tastes; toss in some grilled chicken, roast salmon or smoked tofu to change up this delicious side dish turned entree! MEUSSA ELSMO/PIONEER PRESS whole salad comes together innotime and practically with grilled meat and seafood. turf salad shrimp. Easy seasoning and yet the salad can be cus- begs to be served, topped makes In my riff on El's salad, The lemony notes pre- Parmigiano-Reggiano and ful of colorful grape tomatoes and a few sliced scallions round out the flavor profile. Franldy, the and told her I thought it sturdy baby arugula brings a bold peppery flavor and stands up to a piquant citrus dressing. serve the vibrant green of buttery avocado while salty briney capers bring notes of umami to the dish. A hand- the stand out ingredients would be a perfect bed for a grilled surf-and-turf salad. Of course, I took note of El's simple salad was far available ingredients, and the resulting dish was perfectly suited to compli- ment a wide variety of pot luck dishes. One bite, and I was hooked. up a batch of homemade mac n' cheese to keep the Elanor, brought a tossed salad that made all the grown-ups swoon. more than the sum of its parts; she had tossed together a smattering of high-quality, yet readily end, and while I whipped kids feeling full, my friend,

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So, how do you deal with a bully during "The threats are a way to lash out and Elissa Geier is a North Shore-based McCormack said it sterns from the What's the motivation behind bullying "A divorce bully to me is an individual These are just some of the things men Beth McCormack is a Chicago-based "You are nothing without me." "I'm going to make sure the kids never "You are going to regret this until the "The judge is going to rule in my favor." So when a friend ofmine who is going

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tice for over 20 years. divorce? McCormack said pick your bat- response to feeling rejected or hurt themselves:' said Geier, who has been in prac- described divorce bullying as "a power play." try to hurt someone, to get retribution in flict resolution and couples therapy. Geier some control. psychologist who specializes in high con- How to handle a handle to How the legal system to attempt to gain back able to control their partner, so they use person feeling like he or she is no longer in a divorce?

ders." process or refusing to abide by court or- false allegations, delaying the divorce parent is unflt withholding money, filing "Examples include claiming the other has practiced family law for 26 years. mack, a Collaborative Law Fellow who further abuse their spouse' said McCor- frequently. McCormack said she sees divorce bullying and women have

bully in divorce court in divorce bully who uses the legal process in order to holder at Beermann, a family law firm. divorce attorney and a partner and share- said to them during their divorce.

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Let your child understand that they may define being in love differently than someone else, and that there is no right definition ofbeing in love. But there are ways of knowing whether intense feelings for someone else are likely to lead to healthy or unhealthy romantic relationships. Explore with your teen why and how love can be deeply meaningful and change the course of our lives. think about different types of If parents think kids don't want to hear it from them, they should reconsider: If parents think kids don't want to hear it

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vague and varied, young people may confuse love with mean very different things when they say they're in love. Because our understandings of love are Be a romantic philosopher. Why? Young people and adults loved. report's authors offer five ways to tions about how to love and be on having important conversa- healthy relationships. teach kids and young adults about get pregnant or how to avoid a sexually transmitted disease. In doing so, parents are missing out both parents and educators seem to focus on abstinence, how not to guidance about it in a sex education or health class at school. But And 65 percent said they wanted parents about some emotional aspect of a romantic relationship. the report's survey said they wanted more information from to 25-year-olds who responded to reconsider: 70 percent of the 18- to hear it from them, they should bourd adds. sexual harassment squarely. It's concerning," Weiss- children about misogyny and gist who runs the Making Caring Common project. healthy relationships, parents are also neglecting to teach their Weissbourd, a Harvard psycholo- terribly neglected," says Richard relationships. develop caring, healthy romantic pared to learn how to love and fact that young people are unpre- worry a great deal about the hookup culture but ignore the Caring Common project parents School ofEducation's Making aspect of life. May 17 by the Harvard Graduate manipulative relationships, or manipulative relationships, wonderful missing out on a truly risk our kids being in abusive, risk our kids being in the love talk too. Without it, we the love talk too. Without have the sex talk. We have to have have the sex talk. We relationship. It's not enough to relationship. It's not how to have a healthy romantic how to have a healthy very lost in those conversations is very lost in those conversations sex. But one thing that is getting sex. But one thing that That talk, ofcourse, being about That talk, ofcourse, being having "the talk" with their kids. having "the talk" with The Washington Post The Washington By Amy Joyce COVER STORY COVER 14 DREAM HOME

REOFIN PHOTOS Tudor-style home in Oak Brook: $799,000 ADDRESS: 709 Brougham Lit in Oak Brook ASKING PRICE: $799,000 Listed on April 17, 2017 This home is situated on a waterfront property and features three bedrooms, two full baths and two half baths. The home includes a spacious kitchen with stainless steel appliances and granite countertops. The open floor-plan allows guests to naturally gravitate towards the focal points of the house such as a wooden stair case and sunroom with skylights. The outdoor living space runs along a walking path with greenery that homeowners can easily access through their sun room off the main living area. Down- stairs is a large entertainment room, perfect for a theatre, office space or studio. Agent Alice Sieges of Redfln, 630-560-6588

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Powerwash IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Of COOK COUNTY, IWNOIS COOK COUNTY, COURT Of IN THE CIRCUIT TRUSTEE FOR AR- NATIONAL TRUST COMPAN5 AS DEUTSCHE BANK SERIES 200&M2 Plaintiff, SHPAK, DARIVA MELNYK IRThA MELNYK, MARIYA Defendants 16 CH 008812 SKOKIE, IL 60076 9320 LOWELLAVtNUE NOTiCE OF SALE to a Judgment of Fe IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant PUBUC NO'flCE 7, 2017 an agenl entered in the above cause on April closure and Sale will ut 10.30 AM on July iO, 2017, ai for The Judicial Saies Corporation, South Wacker Drive ' 24th Floor. The Judicial Sales Corporahon, One auction to tIne highest bidder, asset CHICAGO, IL 60606. seIl at public real estate: forth below the tc'Ilowing described AVENUE, SKOKIE, IL 60076 Commonly known as 9370 LOWELL Propertylndesfto 10-15-215-040-0000. a single family residetce The real estate is improved with bid by certified funds at the Sale terms: 25% down of the highest Judicial Sales Corporation, No third Close of the sale payable to The balance in certified funds/or wire party checks will Ile accepted. The 1241 hours. No fee shall be paid transfer, is due within twenty-four real estate pursuant to its by the mortgagee acquiring the residential Judgment creditor, or other Credit bid atOle sale or by any mortgagee, estate whose rigsts in and to the lienor acquinng the residential real to the sale The subject property is residential realestate arose prior special assessments, or special subject to general real estate taxes, and is offered for sale without any taxes levied against Said real estate of tithe and without recourse representation as ro quality or quantity to Plaintiff and in 'iAS 15/ confirmation by the court. bid, the purchaser will receive a Upon payment in full of the amount the purchaser to a Overt to the real Certitcate of Sale Ihat will entitle estate after confirmatIon of the sale. inspection and plaintiff makes no The property will NOT be open for of the property. Prospective bidders representation as to the condition file to verify all information are admonishedto check the court If this property is the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assessments and the lal fees required by The Condominium ProperTy Act, 765 ILCS 605/Rlghll and lgl(4l of unit which is part 01 a common interest community, the purchaser the the Unir at the foreclosure sale Other than a mortgagee shall pay assessments required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/18 51g-11 IF YOU ARE ThE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNERI YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTR ENTRY OF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-17011Cl OF THE IWNOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW You will need a phc,to identification issued by a government agency (driver's license, passport, etc.l in Order to gain entry into our building and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the sume denIA- cation for sales held at other county venues where The Judicial Sales Corporation Conducts foreclosure sales For information, examine the court file or contact Plaintiff's attorney CODIUS R ASSOCIATES, PC., 1559030 NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD. SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE, IL 60527, (6301 794-9876 Please refer to file number lu-16-03144 THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION One South Wacker Drive. 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 (3121 236-SALE a You can also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at w.tlsc.corTr for 7 day status report of pending sales are NOTE Pursuant to line Fair Debt Collection Practices Act you at- advised that Plaintiff's attorney is deemed to be a debt collector tempting to collect a debt and any information detained will be used for that purpose. 1722282 6/1/201 7, 6/8/2017, 6/15/2017 4955683 COUNTY DEPARTMENT CHANCERY DMSION COUNTY DEPARTMENT CERTIFICATES. INC , ASSETBACKED PASS-THROUGH GENT SECURITIES at or Advertise mortgage online us 866-399-0537 Advertise with us! BUSINESS SERVICE DIRECTORY placeonod.fr i bune The Clossitieds can showcase your business and services! your cleaning service, company or daycore with us today! 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(6301 794-9076 Please refer to file number 1415l9439 THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION One South Wacker Drive, 24th Floor-, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 13121 236-SALE a YOU can also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at www.tsc com for 7 day status report of pending sales NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act you are at- advised that Plaintiff's attorney is deemed to be a debt collector tempting to collect a debt and any information Obtained will be used for that purpose 5/25/2017, 6/1/2017, 6/B/2017 4971138 Judicial Sales - Real Judicial IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY. ILLINOIS COOK COUNTY. COURT OF IN THE CIRCUIT - CHANCERY DIVISION COUNTY DEPARTMENT N A. MB FINANCIAL BANK. Plaintiff, ASSOCIATION 2017 HARRISON CONDOMINiUM KIMBERLY J. STEVENS, Defendants 16 CH 005352 UNIT 61 EVANSTON, IL 60201 2017 HARRISON STREET NOÌ10E OF SALE a Judgment of Fore- IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to PUBLIC NOTICE 4, 201 7, an agent entered in the above cause on April closure and Sale on July 6, 2017, at Corporation, will at 10:30 AM for The Judicial Sales Drive - 24th Floor, Corporation, One South Wacker The Judicial Sales auction to the highest bidder. as Set CHICAGO, IL, 60606, seIl at public real estate forth below, the following descrIbed STREET UNIT vi, EVANSTON, Commonly known as 2017 HARRISON IL 60201 Property Index No T0l2l03-034-10O1 a condo/townhouse. The real estate is improved with bid by certified funds at the Sale terms. 25% down of the highest Judicial Sales Corporahon No third close of the sale payable to The balance in certified funds/Or wire par-ny checks will be accepted The (241 hours. No fee shall be paid transfer, is due within twentyfour real estate pursuant to its by the mortgagee acquiring the residential ludgment creditor, or other credit bid at'the sale or by any mortgagee. estate whose rights in and to the Senor acquiring the residential real to the sale. The subject property is residential realestate arose prior special assessments, or special sublect tO general real estaxe tanes, and is offered for sale without any tanes leviedagainnt said real estate of title and without recourse representation as to quality or quantity to Plaintiff and in \AS iS\ confirmation bythe court bid, the purchaser will receive a Upon payment in full of the amount the purchaser to a deed to The real Certificate of Sale that will entitle estate after confirmation of the sale inspection and plaintiff makes no TIle property will NOT be open for of the property Prospective bidders representation as to the condition file to verity all information. are admonished to check the court at If this property is a condominium unit. the purchaser of the unit the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assess Act, 765 1LCS 605/91gJ(1( and lg)(41 the the Unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay assessments required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/18.51g-ll. TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-17011Cl OF THE YOu will need a photo identihcation issued by a government agency (driver's license, passport, etc-1 in order to gain entry into our building and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County andThe same identihcation for tales held at other county venues where The Judicial Sales Corporation conducts foreclosure sales. the od. Family No third "In 13 ploceonad. Ave Fri. & 541. Baby Harbor classified to . 511 Deerpath Dr 9am- 301, Bannockburr,, IL 60015, Go tribunesuburbs.com to order and pay for your Online. Anytime. lt's fast! ft's easy! ONLINE Judicial Sales - Real Judicial Estate Skokle ' June lUth, 8am-2pm 9800 Lalwer Garage Sale SUGAR GROVE - Garage Sale June 9th & 10th Sam-3pm. The Lakes of Bliss Wood Subdivision. Off of Bliss Rd , between Route 47 and Denny Rd WInthrop Pines 3pm TIrsos, grand piano, pool table. 2 sets of good china. glassware, 2 sets of everyday china ludien clothes size Lrg & XL & other forniture. lt this property is a condominium Condition The sale is further sublect to Condition The sale is further sublect dryer, al. 065 Highland Rd . 9am-4pm today f NOrthbroOk - ONLINE 1501 Hemlock Knoll. Visit ploceonad. Huge Annual Garage Salei Go to placeonad. Online. Anytime. Toys. & lots more All mint. Infant/Kids & Adult clothes, your classified ad. lt's fost! lt's easy! Thursday 6/8- Saturday 6/10, tribunesuburbs.com to order and pay for tribunesuburbs.com Judicial Sales - Real Judicial Estate Nortlibrook . 1950'S Sofas, end tables, stove, bikes, toys: 2000's Refrigerator, distiwaster, window a/c's, dishes, small appliances, mirrors, lamps, vacuum cleaners, linens dressers, garden tools, shovels NBK, Saturday, lune 10110m 9-5. 15 CH 18618 Northbrook, IL 60062 NOTICE OF SALE balance in certified funds/or wire party checks will be accepted. The real estate pursuant to its by the mortgagee acquiring the residential estate whose rights in and to the lienor acquiring the residential real to the sale. The sublect property is residential rearestute arose prior special assessments, or special subject to general real estate taxes, and is offered for sale without any taxes levied against said real estate of title and without recourse representation as to quality or quantity to Plaintiff and irr \AS IS\ confirmation by the court a Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real estate after confirmation of the sale. no The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes represeirtalion as to the condition of the property Prospective bidders are admonished to check the court file to verify all information at it this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser o! the unit the foreclosure sale, Other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assess- mento and the legal fees required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/OlgJhll and lg((4b of unit which is part of a common interest community, the purchaser the the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay assessments required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/lB 51g-lb It, YOU ARE Tht MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGI{T TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-17011Cl OF THE ILLINOIS MORTGAGF FORECLOSURE LAW You will need a photo identification issued by a government agency (driver's license, passport, etc.( in order to gain entry into our building and the foreclosure Sale room in Cook County and tIre same identiti- cation for sales held at other county venues where The judicial Sales Corporation conducts foreclosure sales For information contact The sales clerk SHAPIRO KREISMAN & ASSO- ClAIES LLC 2l1 WAIJKEGAN RD , SUiT (5471 2l-117 For information call between the hours of 1pm - 3pm Please refer to tile number i 5-077837 THE JUDICIAL SALES cORPORAT1ON One South Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 (3121 236SALE a You can also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at www.tluc.com for 7 clay status report of pending sales, SHAPIRO KREISMAN & ASSOCIATES, LLC 2121 WAUKEGAN RD , SUITE 301 Banrlockburn, IL 613315 (8471 291-1717 E-Mail IcNoticeselogs.com Artorney File NO, 15077B37 AltorneyCocte 42168 Case Number 15 CH 18618 TISCC: 37-3478 are NOTE Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act you at- advised that Plaintiff's attorney is deemed to he a debt collector tempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used for that purpose 1719745 6/1/2017, 6/8/2017, 6/15/2017 4985530 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY 1WNOIS COOK COUNTY COURT OF IN THE CIRCUIT CHANCERY DMSION DEPARTMENT - COUNTY SUCCESSOR IN IN- ASSOCLA11ON, AS TRUSTEE, U.S. BANK NATiONAL AS TRUSTEE BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATiON TEREST TO WACHOVIA MORTGAGE PASS- FUNDING CORPORATION FOR BANC OF AMERICA SERIES 2005-F THROUGH CERTIFICATES, Plaintiff, A. EGGERT A/K/A GREGORY EGGERT SHIRLEY IREGORY C. EGGERT AND LOAN OF THIRD FEDERAL SAVINGS A/K/A SHIRLEY EGGERT, ANO LOAN ASSO- F/KJA THIRD FEDERAL SAVINGS CLEVELAND, MHC DISCOVER BANK CIATION OF CLEVELAND, Defendants 856 PONY LANE that pursuant to a Judgment of Fore- PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN cause on April 7, 2017 an agent Closure and Sale entered in the above will at 10.30 AM on July iO, 2017, at for The Judicial Sales Corporation, South Wacker Drive - 24th Floor, The ludicial Sales Corporation, One auction to the highest bidder, as set CHICAGO, IL, 60606, sell at public real estate: forth below the following described Nortfrbrook, IL 60062 Commonly known as 856 PONY LANE, Property Indeu NO. 0407-110-020-7O singie family residence. The real estate is improved with a The ludgment amount was 5716.664.35 bid by certified funds at the Sale terms 25% down of the highest Judiciul Sales Corporation close of the sale payable to The (24) hours. No fee stall be paid transfer, is due within twenty-four judgment creditor, or other credit bid at'the tale or by any mortgagee, Livin Home at the Statues( & & Adult Clothes, w.tlsc.com for a Furniture, RENT? Artwork Toys, placeanod. here! Many jump on the GARAGE SALE DIRECTORY place to live, Lrg looking for a new Apparel, hunters check the Clossifieds before competition! Call APARTMENT FOR The search begins 866-399-0537 or visit tribunesuburbs.com units with us fo get o opartment and home Advertise your rental Ltrrdenhurst - 1700 East Grand Avenue June 8-10, Barn-Spm, Lift Chair, wfieel chair, antiques and Ccllectibles and much rnorei Mr. Prospect . 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BUSINESS OWNERS ng, tools, trampoline, teak patio driver's license, passport, etc.l in order to gain entry into our buildin,g 721430 Lake Forest IL Sale Furnitiure clothing, sports equipment and morel 1377 Ar. cade Drive, Lake Forest. June 9-id 900-3:00, Judicial Sales - Real Judicial Estate ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. For information Visit our website at service.atty- pierce com between the hours of 3 and 5pm McCalla Ra5rner Leibert Pierce, LLC, Plaintiff's Tel No (3121 416-5500. Please referto tile number 8593 THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION One South Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 13121 236 SALE You can also visit The Judicial Salen Corporation at 7 day status report of pending sales 6/8/2017, 6/15/2017, 6/22/2017 4997693 Kenllworth Saturday, 6/10 horn 9 510 Warwick Furniture, shelving, toys, kitchen goods/ appliances, men's cloth- furniture, etc LUMITRU ZMICALA VALENT1N DAVID, LAURA DAVID, ATLANTIC CREDIT VALENT1N DAVID, LAURA DAVID, LUMITRU ZMICALA CLAIMANTS OWNERS AND NON-RECORD 8 FINANCE. NC,. UÑKNOWN Defendants 15 CH 07985 STREET Skokie, II 4318 DEMPSTER IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY. ILLINOIS COOK COUNTY. COURT OF IN THE CIRCUIT - CHANCE 5V DIVISION COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF NEW YORK AS YORK MELLON FRA THE BANK THE RANK OF NEW CWABS. INC, ASET- CERTIFICATEHI)IDERS OF THE TRUSTEE FOR THE SERIES 2c06-12 BACKED CERTIFICATES, Plaintiff, NOTiCE OF SALE that Oursuant to a Judgment of Fore- PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN above cause on AprIl 19, 2017, an closure and Sale entered in the will at lo 30 AM on July 20, agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation. One South Wacker Drrve - 24th 201 7, at The Judicial Sales Corporation, public auction to the highest bidder, Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606 seIl at real estate as set forth below, the following described STREET, Skokie, IL 60076 Commonly ksown as 4318 DEMPSTER 0000 Property Index No, 10-15-429-038 single family residence The real estate is improved with a hid by certIfied fun Sale terms. 25% down of the highest JJdicIal Sales CorporatIon No third close of the sale payable to The balance In certified funds/or wire Dai-tv checks will be accepted TIlo 1241 hOurs. NO fee shall be paid transfer, is due within twenty-four real estate pursuant to its by the mortgagee acquiring the residential ludgment credìtor, or other credit bid atifie sale or by ¿ny moitgage, estate whose rights in and to the lienor acquiring the residential real io the sale. The subtect property is residential reaiestate arose prior special assessments, or special subject to general real estafe taes, and is offered for sale without any faxes levied against said real estatt' of title and without recourse representatiolt as fo quality or quJintity to Plaintiff and in \'AS IS\ confirmation by the court bid, the purchaser will receive a Upon payment in full of the amoulit tite purchaser to a deed to tIle real Certificate of Sale that will entitle estafe after confirmation of tIre sale inspection and plaintiff makes so The property will NOT be open for representation as to the condition cf the property. Prospective bidders are admosished to check the Court file to verIfy all information at lt this property is a condominium lisO, tIle purchasei st the unit the foreclosure sale. other than a mortgagee. shall pay the assessments and the legal tees required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(gbll and lg)(4l of unit which is part of a common intt'rest community, the purchaser the the unit at tIse foreclosure sale Othtr than a mortgagee shall pay assessments required by The Conilominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/18 51g-il IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-1701(C) OF THE You will need u photo identiticatior issued by a government agency and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the same identification for tales held at other count- venues where The JudiCial Sales Corporation conducts foreclosure soles. 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GENERATOR REPIAcEMENO IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIVISION COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DMSION NORTHBROOK JUNIOR HIGH w COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIVISION SCHOOL NAT1ONSTAR MORTGAGE lIC NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE LLC BAWIEW LOAN SERVICING, LLC; Assumed Name Plaintiff, PlaIntiff, 1475 Maple Avenue § PlaIntlfL vs NorthbroOk, Illinois 60062 PAULA 8ARRAGAN, JOSE DAVID BARRERA, UNKNOWN Sealedbidsfoitheabove- - NNAEMEKA CHIRA, STELLA CHIRA NKJA STELLA OBIH. MORTGAGE SAMIR PAIA HEIRS AND LEGATEES OF PAULA BARRAGAN, IF ANY: Cook County named construction prolect will ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC. Defendants be received by the Owner at the Defendants 16 CH 016182 UNKNOWN HEIRS AND LEGATEES OF JOSE DAVID Assumed Name '0 BARRERA, IF ANY; UNKNOWN OWNERS ANO NON District Administrative Offices, 16 CM 009131 8357 N. KENNETH AVENUE 5KOKIE, IL 60076 LEGAL NOTICE Northbrook School Disfrict 28, 1621 FOWLERAVENUE EVANSTON, IL 60201 NOTICE OF SALE RECORD CLAIMANTS, ASSUMED NAME PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of Fore- Defendants, Notice is herebb giver, pursuant 1475 Maple Ave Northbrook lIli- RtOTlCE OF SALE 16 CII 5276 nob, 60062, untIl Thursday, lune PUBUC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment ot Fore- closure and Sale entered in the abose cause on April 14, 2017, an to "An Act in relation to the use 22, 2017 at 10:00 am., local closure and Sale entered IC the above cauoe on April 5, 2017. an agent agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will at 15:30 AM on July 20, NOTiCE OF SALE of an Assumed Business Name - 2017, at The ludicial Sales Corporation, One South Wacker Drive - 24th PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a ludgment of Fore in the conduct of transaction time, al which time they will be tor The Judicial Sales Corporation. will at 10:30 AM on July 7, 2017, at IN Floor, CHICAGO, IL 60606 seIl at public auction to the highest bidder, closure and Sale entered in the above entitled cause Infercounty Judi- of Business in the State," as publicly opened and read Bids The Judicial Sales Corporation, One South Wacker Drive - 24th Floor, dal Sales Corporation will on Tuesday, June 27, 201 7 at the hour of 11 shall be presented in duplicate c CHICAGO, IL 60606, seIl at oublic auction to the highest bidder. as set as set forth below, the following described real estate: amended, that a certihcation G Commonly known as 8357 N. KENNETH AVENUE, SKOKIE, IL 60076 am. in their office at 120 West Madison Street, Suite 718A, Chicago, was registered by the under- and be clearly labeled "Genera- forth below the following described real estate Illinois, sell at public auction to the highest bidder for Cash, as set forth tor Replacement NOrthbrook lu- Commonly known as 1671 FOWLER AVENUE, EVANSTON, IL 60201 Property loden ho 10-22-305-050-0000 signed with the Courty Clerk of The real estate is improved with a residence. below, the following described mortgaged real estate: Cook County. mor High School" on the outside s Property Index No. 10-13-301-007 of the envelope '1 The real estate is improved with a single family residence Sale terms 25% down of the highest bid by certified funds at the PIN. 10-24-104-019-0OO2. Registration'Number:017 150840 close of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales Corporation. No third Commonly known as 1 124 Fowler Avenue, Evanston, IL 60202. onMay 15, 2017 Under the As- Submit with tIle bid - Sale termo- 25% down of the higheSt bid by certified tunds at the 1 A list of projects with Owner party checks will be accepted. The balance in certified funds/Or wire The mortgaged real estate is improved with a single family residence sumad Business Name of ELIPA- ' Close of the sale payable to The fudicial Sales Corporation No third names and phonenumbers party checks will he accepted. The balance n certified funds/or wire transfer, is due within twenty-four 1241 hOurs. NO fee shall be paid If the sublect mortyaged real estateis a unit oUa common interest BETH'S SUPPERTHYME with .g_ by tIle mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant to its communIty. the purchaser of the unis other than a mortgagee shall the business located at319 demonstrating required euperi- transfer. is due within twenty-four 124) hours No tee shall be paid pay the assessments required by subsection 1g-1) of Section 18.5 of ence -- by the mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant to its credit bid at'1he sale or by any mortgagee, )udgment creditor, or other Parkview Rd. Gleilview Illinois lienor acquiring the resintial real estate whose rights in and to the the Condominium Property Act. 60025, USA 2 A completed "Contractor's credit bid at the sale or by any mortgagee, ludgmery creditor, sr other QualificationStatement"AIA lienor acquiring the residential real estate whose rights in and to the residential realestate arose prior Io the sale. The subject property is Sale terms: 10% down by certified funds, balance, by certified funds, The true and real full namels subject to general rea) estate tases, special assessments, or special within 24 hours, No refunds. The property will NOT be open for in- and the residence address o Document A305 - residential real estate arose prior to the sale. The hublect property is The work consists of removal of sublect to general real estate tases, special assessments, or special tunes levied against said real estate arid is offered for sale without any spection the Ownerlsl/partner)sl is- ELIZA- representation as to quality or qslanbty of title and without recourse For information call the Sales Clerk at Plaintiffs Attorney, The Wirblcki BETH THOMAS existing generator and installing tasen levied against said real estate and is offered for sale without any new generator in new location representation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse to Plaintiff and in \AS IS\condition. The sale is further Oublect to Law Group 33 West Monroe Street, Chicago, Illinois 60603 13121 360- 319 PARKVIEW Ro confirmation by the court 9455 Wi 5.1D362. GLENVIEW, IL 60025. USA Questions pertaining to the Con- to Plaintiff and in \AS IS\condition The saie is further sublect to struction DocumenEs should be confirmation by the court. Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a INTERCOUNTY IUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION 6/1, 6/8, 6/1/2017 497 50SS z Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real Selling Officer, 1312)444-1122 sent to WightsCompany. Arten- ç) Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a lion: Vince Procaccio. Questions Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real estate after confirmation of the sale. 721858 The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no 5/25/2017, 6/1/2017, 6/8/2017 4971154 Bid Nolice shall be received by Wights estate after confirmation of the sale Company until noon on Monday The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no representation as to the condition of the property Prospective bidders are admonished tu check the court file to verify all Information. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS tune 19,2017 Noquestionswlll representation as to the condition of the property Prospective bidders be entertained after this time are admonished to check the court file ts verify all information. If this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DMSION the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, stall pay the assess- Building may be accessed It this prsperty io a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at WELLS FARGO BANK, NA BIO NOTICE througlf prearranged visits as the foreclosure sale. other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assess- mento and the legal fees required by The Condominium Property Plaintiff, of of Act, 765 ILCS 605/950)1) and 153(4).If this property is a condominium TheBoard Education schedUled with Mr. Bill Gilstead, meets and the legal fees required by The Condominium Property Evanston Township High School unit which is part of u common interest community, the purchaser of IòNALD R PETERSON, DONALD R. PETERSON AS TRUSTEE UNDER THE Head of Buildìng and Grounds. Act. 765 ILCS 605/9gX1) and lgJ4),lt this property is a condominium District 202 iS Seeking Sound 847-SO43SS0 unit which is part o! a common interest community, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the PROVISIONS OF A DECLARATION OF TRUST DATED JULY 18, 2006, AND assessments ryouired by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS KNOWN AS THE DONALD R PETERSON TRUST. SECRETARY OF HaUS- Absorbing Finishes aocI wIll ac- Digital Plans and Specifications the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the cept Bids untilJuly 18, 2017 for this project are available be- assessments required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 60/1815-1) ING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT, UNKNOWN OWNERS AND NON-RE- Specifications will be available IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR IHOMEOWNERI, YOU HAVE ThE RIGHT CORD CLAIMANTS ginning at lOam Local Time on 605/18.515-11. Tharsdat, June 8, 2017 by vibit- June 12, 2017. Plans and specifi- IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNERI, YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER Defendants OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-17011cl OF ThE 2016CM 11127 cr5 hOp //w'weths k12.ìl.us/ cations can be obtained through TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER Page/399 ISOFt. All addenda and bidding OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-17011Cl OF THE ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. 8127 KEATINGAVENUE SKOKIE, IL 60076 You will need a photo identification issued by a government agency NO110E OF SALE related correspondence will be ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. Sound Absorbing Finishes distributed on this website. The You will need a photo identification issued by a government agency Idriver's license, passport, etc I in order to gain entry into our building PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of Fore- and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County arid the sante identifi- closure and Sale entered in the above cause on AprS ii, 2017, an MANDATORY PEE-BID/WALK- drawings and specification files ldriver5 license, passport. etc.) in order to gain entry into our building THRU Tuesday. lune 27, 2017 at ton the pro)ect are available at and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the same identification for sales held at other county venues where The Judicial Sales agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will at 10:30 AM on July 12, Corporation conducts foreclosure sales. 2017, at The Judicial Sales Corporation, One South Wacker Drive - 24th 10004m no cost and can be viewed on cation tor sales held at other county venues where The ludicial Sales BIDS DUE tuesday, July 18, 2017 theSOFt website ww'w.isqft Corporation conducts foreclosure sales For information, esamine the court file or contact Plaintiff's attorney: Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606 seIl at public auction to the highest binder, CODILIS & ASSOCIATES, P.C., 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE as set forth below, the following described real estate at 10004m corn vi the public plan room For information, esamine the court file or contact Plaintiffs attorney All meeting to take placein section of the website Plans CODILIS & ASSOCIATES, PC, 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD. SUITE 100, BURR RIDGE, IL 60527, 16301 794-9876 Please refer to file number Commonly known as 8127 KEATING AVENUE, SKOKIE. IL 60076 room H-ll5ofthe high school 14-16-11171 Property Index No, 15-22-318-010-0000. can tie downloaded if prospec . 100, BURR RIDGE, IL 60527,1630) 794-9876 Please refer to file number tive bidders have a subScription 14-16-08087. THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION The real estate IS improved with a three unit with a detached three One South Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 13121 LATE SUBMISSIONS WILL NOT service with iSqFt. If not, Wight THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION car garage. BE ACCEPTED Vendors shall and Company can arrange ac One South Wacker Orive, 24th Floor, Cticago, IL 60606-4650 1312) 236-SALE Sale terms: 25% dOwn of the highest bid by certifledfunds at the You can also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at www.tlsc.com for a close of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales CorporatIon. No third comply with the Prevailing Wage ceso for prospective binders to 236-SALE ActIllinoisRevisedStatutes, download plans free of charge You cart also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at ,tlsc.com for a 7 day status report of pending sales. party checks will tie accepted. The balance in certified funds/or wire NOTE- Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act you are Chapter 48, Sectton 395-1-121 Send plan access requests fo 7 day status report of pending sales. transfer, is due within twenty-four .1241 hOurs.No fee shall be paid The owner reseives the right to vince Procaccio al Wight s NOTE Pursuant to the Fair 'Debt Collection Practices Act you are advised that Plairttiff'o attorney is deemed to be a debt collector at- by the mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant to its tempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used credit bid at'the sale or by any mortgagee, judgment creditor, or Other waive any or all bids, or to ac Company at vprocacciothwtght- advised that Plaintiff's attorney is deemed to be a debt collector at- cept that bid wInch, in his udg- co connor Beth Hills at bhills51 tempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used for that purpose lienor acquiring the residential real estate whose rights in and to tIle 721611 residential realestate arose prior to the sale. The sublect property io ment, is in the best interest Of wightco.com. SOFt can also be for that purpose. the Board of EducationMinori- contacted directly at 888-7b8 1720526 6/8/2017, 6/15/2017, 6/22/2017 4997715 subject to general real estate tases, special assessments, pr special taxes levied against said real estate and is offered for sale without any ties are encouraged to respond 4569 5/25/2017, 6/1/2017, 6/8/2017 4971108 For further infolmation, contact Bid Security in the form of Bid IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS representation as to quality or quantity of title and without reçourse Kendra Williams, Business Ser- COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIVISION to Plaintiff and in \"AS IS\condition The saie is further ssblect to Bond or certified check made confirmation by the court vices at 18471424-7112 payable to the Owner in an APARTMENT FOR APARTMENT FOR FREEDOM MORTGAGE CORPORATION amount equal fo not less than Plaintiff, Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a Financial vo Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real MaryRodino, Chief ten percent 110%! of the Base RENT? RENT? Officer Bid plus all additive altemates DENNIS VANDERGRIFF AlLA DENNIS EUGENE estate after confirmation of the sale 6/8/2017 499822t1 The search begins The search begins VANDERGRIFF; STATE OF ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF The property will NOT be open for inopection and plaintiff makes no must accompany the Bid The REVENUE, VICTORIA HOUSE; UNKNOWN OWNERS AND representation as to the condition of the property. Prospective bidders successful bidder will be re- here! Many here! Many NON-RECORD CLAIMANTS are admonished to check the court file to nerify all information. paired to furnish a Performance apartment and home apartment and home Defendants, If this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at and Labor and Material Pa- 16 CH 1766 the foreclosure sale, Other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assess- APARTMENT FOR ment Bond, AIA Form A3l hunters check the hunters check the NOTICE OF SALE mento and the legal fees required by The Condominium Property in the amount of one hundred Classifieds before Classifieds before PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of Fore- Act, 765 ILCS 60S/915J11I and lgJ(4).if this property is a condominium RENT? percent llIX)%l of the contract closure and Sale entered in the above entitled cause lntercounty Judi- unit which is part of a common interest community, the purchaser of sum within 10 days after accen looking for a new looking for a new dal Sales Corporation will on Tuesday, luly 11, 2017 at the hourof 11 the unit at the foreclosure saie other than a mortgagee shall pay the The search begins tance of the oroposal. Failure to place to live. a.m. in their office at 120 West Madison Street, Suite 718A, Chicago, assessments required by The Condominium Properly Act, 765 ILCS here! Many furnish such bonds will result in place to live. Illinois, sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, as net forth 605/18.515-11 forfeiture of the Bid Security. Advertise your rental Advertise your rental below, the following described mortgaged real estate IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR IHOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT apartment and home ro the extent required by law, P I.N 10-14-405-084-01X51 TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER hunters check the the bidder shall comply with the units with us to get a units with us to get o Commonly known as 9107 Forestview Road, Evanston, Illinois 60076. OF POSSESSION. IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECISON 1S-i7O1lC) OF THE provisions 0f the Employment of lump on the iump on the The mortgaged real estate is improved with a sin,gle family residence. IUINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. Classifieds before Illinois Workers ov PubLic Works If the sublect moi't54gWl real estate is a unit of a common interest You will need a photo identification issued by a government agency looking for a new Act, 30 ILCS 570/0 01. el SEIl; competition! Call competition! Call community, the purchaser of the unit other than a mortgagee shall ldriver'o license, passport, etc.) in order to gain entry into Our building the Drug Free Workplace Act, 30 866-399-0537 Or visit 866-399-0537 Or visit pay the assessments required by subsection g-11 of Section 18.5 of and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the sume identifi- place to live. ILCS 580/1 et sea-, the Human the Condominium Property Act. cation for sales held at other county venues where The Judicial Sales Rights Act, 775 1LOS 5/1-101. et placeanod. ploceanad. Sale terms: 10% down by certified funds, balance, by certified funds, Corporation conducts foreclosure sales. Advertise your rental seq.; arid the Prevailing Wage within 24 hours No refunds The property will NOT be open for in- For information: Visit our website at service atty-pierce.com. between units with us to get a Act B20 ILCS 130/0 01, et se, tribunesuburbs.com tribunesuburbs. cam and the VeteransPreference spection. the hours of 3 and 5pm. McCalla Raymer Leibert Pierce, lIC, Plaintiff's lumo on the For information call The Sales Department at Plaintiff's Attorney, An- Attorneys, One North Dearborn Street, Suite 1200, Chicago, IL 60602. Act, 330 ILCS 55/0.01 et seq.; seIms Lindberg Oliver LLC, 1771 West Diehl Road, Naperville, Illinois Tel No. 1312) 416-5500 Please refer to hIe number 257429. competition! Call but nothing herein shall require 60563-1890. 16301 453-6960. 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SELL SPECIAL ASSESSMENT hunters check thiS Ciassitieds bet artr competitiant Cali The search begins APARTMENT FOR 866-399-0537 or visit tribunesuburbs.cam Placing an ad in the ciossifieds is the most cost-effective way to seil your home, cor,, or 866-399-0537 online to placeonad. t r i b u nes u bu r bs . corn to place your advertisement. units with us to get a apartment and home Advertise your rentai Legal Notices NOTICE is hereby given to ail NOTICE is hereby tTia the City persons Interested having or- Council of Evanston public tiered that the following of Evanston be alleys in tire city con- improved by eocavatulg, drain- structing tIle necessdiy paving with age system and Ot Poriland Ce- ø' eight inches 181 ment Concrete Pavement, SA 1521 12017 CO SA 0)31 Alley North of Brummel Strer, East of Grey Avenue SA 1522 12017 CO SA 0041 Alley North 01 Simpson Street, East of Rail Road ROW the Ordinances for all improvement being on file in the Office of the City Clerk, having apolied to the Circuit Court ct Cook County for an assessment of the costs of the Improvement according to that Court, ihe final hearing thereon will be Iii Room 1 704 aT the Richard J. Daley Cen- ter, Chicago, Illinois on tile 27th day of June 2017 at 10:00 A.M local time or as noon au thereat- ter as the business of thin Court will permit. All persons desiring may file obledtions In that Court before that day and may appear at the hearing and make their defense This assessment is to be payable in ten llOj annual install- ments at the interest rate of three percent 13%) per anilum. NOTiCE The City of Evanston is commit. ted to making all public meet- ings accessible to person-i with disabilities Any citizen nv'eding mobility access assistance shouts contact Faculihes Management of- tice at l8471866-29'Fóivoit:el or 1847l448-8O52ITDDI 6/1, 6/8/17 4986227 is L Bar- family Clinton Act and amount Single Dart, Sheriff of condition. The p.m. in Room 06 is COOK Practices listings 1704 South Trust Company, Un- Trust Company, TREASURE NOTICE OF SALE judgment Find yours in the FROM TRASH TO IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF IN THE CIRCUIT Legal Notices Classified Garage Sale County Illinois, County Depart- County Illinois, County wept, áhancery Financial, Inc., Division. Brenden C Mayo, An. Plaintiff, vs Michael Rank tomette Mayo, Deutsche National Non-Record known Owners, anti ClaimanIn, Defendants. CaseNo 14CH16026 Pursuant to a Judgment made and entered by said Court in the above enrutled cause on July11 2016, Thomas J Cook County Illinois, will On Iuiy 6 2017 at 1 of the lower level of the Richard J. Daley Center, 50 West Wash- ington Street, Chicago, Illinois, sell at public auction the following described premises and real estate mentioned in said Judgment LOT21 IN HULL CLARK'S SORDI- VISION OF LOT 3 IN BLOCK 44 IN CANAL TRUSTEES' SUBDMSION OF THE WEST Y, AND THAT PART OF THE SOUThEAST In AS UES WEST OF THE SOUTH BRANCH OF THE CHICAGO RIVER OF SEC- liON 21, TOWNSHiP 39 NORTH, RANGE 14, EAST OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, IN COOK COUNTY. ILLINOIS. Pi N 17-21-306-041-0000 Address: Street, Chicago, Illinois 60616 ImprovementS: Residence Sale shall be under the following terms The real estate described Serein, willi all Improvements, fixtures and appurtenances is sold in "as sublet proserty is offered for saie without any representation as to nuality or quantity of title and without recourse to Plaintiff Premises will NOT be open for inspection, tod Plaintiff makes no representations nor any war- ranties as to the condition of the proporty Tilere shall be no proration of naves, assessments, water bills or any other Sill triaI may accrue or has accrJed in association with the property. The deposit required at the time of sale will be between 10% und 25% of he successful bid The balance of the bid amount is required to be said with in 24 hours of sale. An payments of the amount Eid shall be in certi- tied funds. The $146,096.09 with accruing post Iudgment inil'rest anti accruing costs. At any time, if the saie is set aside for any reason, the purchaser shall have no recourse or claims agains the mortgagee's attorney(s). Piospective bidders are to check the court file and verity all information herein and therein tele shall be subject to general taxes. special assessments, and any liens or encum- Stances that have priority For intormaticin: Scott R toss, Plaintiff's Attorney, 24 East Avenue Riverside, IL 60546 Tel NO I7Ol 788-4870. This is an attempt to collect a debt pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection any information obtained will be used for that oiIrriose. 6/8, 6/lS, 6/22/17 4?P2931 II the and with area Flight Station District ounda- to & Air Park workin envelope memorial is Naval pertaining use sealed Glenview District to accept the proposals a coox couerrv. tILINOIS tlesible GLENVIEW PARK DISTRICT GLENVIEW PARK Legal Notices ng at NASO or afterwards in the 1930 Prairie Street REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS - REQUEST FOR Gienview Mu- Naval Air Station seuro 8 Flight Academy Proposai Design-Consulting proposals from hereby requests provide design consulting erigi- neerrng services to address the feasibitty of a new Nava) Air Sta- troll Gienview Museum & Flight Academy in Glenview The Glenview Hangar One tion and Bring lt Honre Glenview towards the establishment of a Naval Air Station Gienview Mu- seam and interactive avrahon- based learning center on the esteri in exploring options for a facility of approsimately 7,000 st. or recommended size appro- oriate for the best conceot given the key components, optimizing funding, space and operational efficIencies, capable of housing a comprehensive history of the airbase, including space for 2 - 3 larger artifacts: (i) the Coast Guard helicopter, (III a recovered NASO WW1i plane from Lake Michigan and liii) display space foi traveling aircraft or exhibits on rotatipnal loan or use, from time to time, from otIlen institu- tions or sources. Space should also be allocated for a flight simulator lab classroom, event and gathering space, and retail space.There is also a desire for a outdoors, either ground adja- cent or rooftop, to honor service personnel who died during train- service of our country. Proposals will be received until MONDAY, JULY 10, 2017, 4:00 P M. aime office of the Gfenvrew Park District, 1930 Prairie Street, Gienview, Illinois, 60025 The Gienview Park District reserves the right to rect any or all proposals, or any part thereof, and deemed to be in the best interest of the Olenview Park District All proposals must be enclosed in marked on tile Outside. "Glenview Park District - Naval Air Station Glenview Museum 5 Flight Academy Design-consulting Proposal" Proposals should be addressed to, Elsa Fischer Superintendent of Leisure Ser- vices Glenview Park District Glenview, Illinois 60025 Questions above should be directed ro Elsa Fischer at 224-521-2246 PROJECT: Glensrew Museum Academy-Consulting Proposal By order of the Board of Park Commissioners nl the Glenview Park District, Cook County, linois Dated this 8th of June, 2017 Michael McCarty Executive Director 6/8/174998210 The Team to a Design-Consulting former Naval Air Station Glen- view land The District is inter- RENT? 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Lribuuc SUPERVISOR'S STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL AFFAIRS SUPERVISOR'S STATEMENT Lupo T. Property Tan Replacement Tas Interest income Miscellaneous Income Insurance Social Security & Medicare Maintenance Traffic Citations Administration Audit RENT? Directory. piaceonad. beret Many iump on the place to live, NEED REPAIRS? looking tar o new hunters check the Classifieds betore competition! Coli The search begins APARTMENT FOR 866-399-0537 or visit fribunesuburbs.com DOES YOUR HOUSE Find a repairman in units with us to get o the Business Service apartment and hame Advertise your rental Legal Notices *CITIES AND VILLAGES WITHIN THE TOWNSHIP RECEIVE In OF THE ROAD FUND TAXES ON PROPERTY WiTHIN *CITIES AND VILLAGES WITHIN THE TOWNSHIP RECEIVE In OF THE ROAD Payroll Under SS 000 - Payroll $9 cIDe.0ä - L. eogawslo iAdministrationl $950.00, PostnrlasterofChicago sac.on, ChicagoTribune Media $336.14, P. Oraniczarek Municipal Spina, Mc 051m & DEal PC, $4800.00, NITHCA $75.00, West Centrai 6000 Parkway Bank S1OS 72, TOwnship Highway Commissioners of Illinois Total Administration $18,031.68 lincrudes Administration payroIll $9860 Maintenance. Norwood Park Townsvip $421.60, Norwood Park Townsflili Service Sherwin industries $223 80, A & I Paving $3100.00, Congdon Sewer $2340 52, R. Gambino & Sors Landscaping38,00O oc, $55.86, Spaceco. Inc $5000 00, Twin Landscaping Inc $12291 25, L.RogawskI Strerwinlndustries $579.44, L Rogawski $79.59, L. Rogawski $186.22. I, Thomas LUPO Supervisor of Norwood Park Township, Cook County, Illinois, being duly sworn, depose anti Cook County, Illinois, being Supervisor of Norwood Park Township, I, Thomas LUPO 1, 2016, and ending tor the fiscal year beginning Aprii statement is a correct report say that the following March 3n, 2017 APRIL 1,2016 REGINNING BALANCE, REVENUES TOTAL REVENUES: EXPENDITURES TOTAL EXPENDITURES ENDING BALANCE, MARCH 31, 2015 year The amount of tan levied preceding The amount of property tas collected: the before the annual town meehng, prepare and file this report with The Supervisor shall, within 30 days Township Clerk. day of April, 2017. Subscribed and sworn to this 7th (SIGNEP) THOMAS LUPO Supervisor THEIR CORPORATE LIMITS Total: S15,0000 $130 50, Administration Norwood Park Township $558.00, Norwood Park Township $293.32 Conference $1650.00, Township Officials of Illinois $24.00, USA Today Total Maintenance- $172,935.B8 lincludes Maintenance payroll) Total Expenrcbtures, $190,967 56 6/8/2017 4990662 all All for for this irla Park ola duly regular for will be -0- of Officer, Officer, chicagotribune.com/suburbs being Supervisor of 2,SO.93 EXPENDITURES during study Bid document, CLASSIFICATIoN 'township, Cook 2016, and ending Ilìca!w FUND specifications, specifications, 1 Illinois, NOTICE TO BIDDERS NOTICE l'O BIDDERS Procurement CITY OF PARK RIDGE Procurement CITY OF PARK RIDGE contract: lo OOam an City Thomas Lu SUPERVISOR'S STATEMENT Legal Notices Legal I, report for the fiscal year beginning April March T1, 2ó17 BEGINNING BALANCE, APRIL n 2016 944,60438 REVENUES Property Tau 469,915.90 Replacement Tau 23468,73 Interest income Miscellaneous Income EXPENDITURES Administration 337,76603 Assessor 14,053,05 Audit Insurance II Municipal Retirement Social Security Special Programs 115,12t 84 safety Program Collector TOTAL 466,94092 ENDING BALANCE, MARCH 31, 2017 973,899,02 The amount of tax levied preceding year 479,694.59 The amount of property tax collected 469,915.90 the Supervisor shall, withIn 30 days before the annual town meeting, prepare and file report with the Township Clerk, Subscribed and sworn to this 7th day of April2017 ISIGNFD1 THOMAS LUPO, Super- visor 6,'8/201 7 4990787 NOTiCE IS HEREBY GIVEN litai NOTiCE IS HEREBY be received by sealed bids will tire on or be- the City of Park Ratge 2017 at fore Tuesday, June'7, of Park Ridge, 10:00am at City BuHen Place, Finance Desk, 505 at which Park Ridge, IL 60068 bids time and place opened and read in public for the following contract: CLEAN- ING AND CUSTODIAL SERVICES PW-FY18-06, for firms to provide cleaning and custodial services for City huildings Bid document. including be obtained at the City we site lw.parkridgeusl or the Finance Desk business hours at no cost All bids must be received prior to the date and time shown above Bids transmitted by facsimile If xxI will not be accepted 6/8/17 S00 1669 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that sealed bids will be received by the tire ClIn of Park Ridge on Or before Tuesday, Iuxe'7 2017 at Ridge, Finance Desk, SOS But- ler Place, Park Ridge, IL 60t68 at which time and place bids will be received for the following AÑO COMPENSATION STUDY AD-F518-01, for qualified firmo to provide a classification and compensation City positions including be obtained at the City we site lwww parkridge us) or tIre Finance Desk during regular business hours at no cost bids must be received prior no the date and time shown above. Bids transmitted by facsimile Ifax) will not be accepted 6/8/n7 5001669 OF FINANCIAL AFFAIRS TOWN Norwood Par County, sworn, depose arid say tIsaI the following statement is a correct TOTAL RE VENUES 496,235 56 Il- ybu make informed decisions around the clock. tre and tipa Viit us online for more community news to help engi- Flight )istiiCt to (i) the Coast Park working with et stories by the week and hour et stories by the week and envelope is plane from Lake Naval Air Station pertaining Museum & Nli sealed Ier1view a COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COOK COUNTY, Design-Coilsulting Team to Design-Coilsulting GLENVIEW PARK DISTRICT GLENVIEW PARK Glenvìew Naval Air Station Acailemy Museum S Flight Design-Consufting ProposaI Design-Consufting REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS - REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS Bid Notice leering services to vddrnss tIle Tile hereby requests proposals from hereby requests a provide design CoflSUitIfll feasibility of a new Naval at Sta- lion Glenview MUSeUm S Flight Academy in Glenview The Distnct Gieriview Hangar One Ftunda- lion and Bring li Home Glenview towards the establishmert of a Naval Air Station Glenview Mu- seum and interactive aviation- based learning center os the former Naval Air Station Glen- facility of approximately 7.000 sf, or recommended size appropriate for the best concept given the key components, optinilzing funding, space and operasonal efficiencies, capable of housing a comprehensive history of the airbase, including space for 2 - 3 larger artifacts Guard helicopter, lii) a recovered NASG Michigan and lull display space for traveling aircraft or eslabits on rotational loan or use, from time to tìme, from other iflr;titu- sinns or sources Space should also be allocated for a flight simulator lab classroom, evbnt and gathering space, and retail space. There is also a desint for a flexible use memorial outdoors, either ground udja- cent or rooftop, to honor service personnel who died daring training at NASO or afterwards in the service of our country Proposals will be received until MONDAY JULY 10, 2017, c,00 PM at the office of the Glenview Park District. 1930 Prairie Strret, Glenview, Illinois, 60025. The Glenview Park District reserves the right to relect any or all proposals, or any part theritof, and to accept tse proposals deemed to be in the best virer- est of the Glenview Park DistrCt. All proposals must be enclosed in marked on the outside, "Glenview Park District - Na',al Arr Station Glenview Museum & Flight Academy Design-Consulting Proposal" Proposals should be addressrd to- Elsa Fischer Superintendent Of Leisure Str- vices Glenview Park District 1930 Prairie Street Glenvrew, Illinois 60025 Questions above should be directed to Elsa Fischer at 224-S21-2246. PROJECT Glexview Academy-Consulting Proposal By order of the Board of PaFf Commissioners of the Glenview Park District, Conk County, linOis Dated this 8th of June, 2017. Michael McCarty Executive Director 6/8/2017 5004504 view larrd, The District is interested in exploring options for a online to online go placeanad.tribunesuburbs.com - IL re- goods English nf orma- has that the All If you were house hold , No personal units will be District Learners RENT? funds. NEW AD accepted. convenience! take notice Park placeo nod. here! 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These records may contain Language reports, and Individualized Edo- cation Plans (IEP5I that were collected in preparation for providing a tree and appropriate public be destroyed on or after June 19 2017 5/5, 6/1, 6/8/2017 4971787 Please Skokie Park Commissioners to Thuro- IL 6.0077 at 7 00 pm. certified must be removed from ment due immediately upon ac Unit availability sub(ect tO prior Unita F49 - Jan Odiaga UnitS F82 - Charles Rummel Unite H128 - GIBbS lsakovs Foster Ravensw004 Self Storage 1800 W foster Ave Chicago , 773-561-5003 Martha Leticia Valdespena R6S4 , boxes and Personal items darling 2005-2006 students tor or know of any whom temporary records were or obtain these records, please tian, EXCEL records, evaluation education These records will scheduled their regular Tuesday June 20, 2017 Board Meeting of day, June 15, 2017 The meeting wit 5e held at the Weber Leisure Center/Skatium Scooter ROOm, 9300 Weber Park Place, Skokie, /5/John V Ohrlund, Secretary Skokie Park District 6/8/20174996311 TO BE HELD AT; THE LOCK UP SELF STORAGE 2600 Old Willow Rd. NOrthbrOOk, IL, 60062 DATE. Thursday June 29 2017 BEGINSAT;200PM CONDI1SONS; All sold to the highest bidder Bids taken only for each unit in its entirely. Pa ment muss be made by cas credit card or checks the unit within 24 hours, Pay- ceptance 0Usd settlement of account. 6/B, 6/15/2017 4968825 60640 Auction Oxte 6-16-17 at 3 pm David Westcott a901 boses and bags Linda Bache 11224 , boxes, Michael Heft#260 and personal items, 6/1, 6/8/217 4990575 IL the The use and Dis- 3323 Normal Section HEREBY that arts Combined to "Applicant" IS special at the of Haiwood

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martial z<_o Monday, Wednesday proposed NOTICE pursuant Leisure PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE COMMISSIONERS MEETING OF PARK - said SKOKIE PARK DISTRICT NOTICE OF SPECIAL BOARD Public Hearings Public Public Notices PUBLIC of the Harwood 17.56 170)E121 will Heights Plan Commission public hearing be conducting a use permit approved for Appli- HarwOod Heights on March 27, 2013 via Ordinance 13-06 previously-issued permit authorized the operation of a martial arts and dance academy at 4633 N. Olcott Avenue, HarwoOd Heiht5, Illinois 60706 l'the Property') Applicant now seeks to expand its program- wing from dance to course offerings for a including a variety of martial arts, dance, music performance, fencing, archery and basing (ca- mulatively, the 'Activities"l, The Village has determined that the Activities are materially differ- yet in kindand ocopethas those approved in the original special use permit and as such, require a new public hearing and ap- provai by the Village Board. As a result, Applicant s seeking an amended special use permit in index number 12-13-209-023- LOTS 7 TO 9 AND THE NORTH 10 FEET OF LOT 10 IN BLOCK SOUTH PUBUC ALLEY IN SAID BLOCK 2, LYING EAST OF AND LINE OF THE NORTH 10 FEET LAWRENCE LAWN ADDITION, A 14 OF THE NORTHEAST ¼ OF WEST 1V OF THE NORTHEAST ¼ OF SECTION 13, TOWNSHIP 40 NORTh, RANGE 12 EAST OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, IN COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS All interested persons are invited ta attend, be heard and ques- pion those presenting testimony at the heanng. All inquiries regarding this public hearing can be directed to Natalie Mendel at the Village of Hatwood Heights Village i-fall. Comes of the application for the PUb and all associated docu- mests are available for review at Village Hall during regular basi- ness hours, Monday through Friday, 9 am. to S p.m. and Sat- urdays from 9 am. to 12noOn. 6/8/2017 5004967 Please take notice Skokie Park District has scheduled a Special Meeting of the Board of Park Commissioners for Tuesday June 13, 2017 The meeting will be held at the Oak- tos Community Center 4701 Oakton Street, Skokie, IL 60076 at 7.00 pm. Secretary -John V Ohrlund Skokie Park District 6/8/2017 4996302 Public Notice is hereby given that the proposed Combined Budget and Appropriation Or- dinance of the Mission Brook Sanitary Oistrict, Cook County, Illinois, for the fiscal year beginning May 1, 2017 and enoing April 30, 2t18 is available for public inspection trict Office at 3505 Cornflower Northbrook, business hours are 10;00 am. to l;00 p.m , and Friday. Notice is further given that a public hearing on the adoption of Budget and Appropriation Ordi- nance will be held at the North- brook Walters, NOrthbrook, Illinois, on July 10, 2017 at 6.15 p.m., at the regular meeting of the District's Board of Trustees. /5/ Howard L Wolfrnan, Presi- dent 6/8/2017 5002651 GIVEN, Ordinances Heights Code of that' the Village at 7;00 PM at on June 28, 2017, the Village of Harwood Heights Village 13x11, 7300 West WiTvon Avenue, Haiwood Heights 60706 to consider 511e applica- tian o Got Qi, Inc. for an amendment to the specia cast s business by the Village of variety of sports and activities Order to use the Property for the Activities. The Property 0000 and is legally described ax follows OF THE VACATED NORTH ANO ADJOINING THE EAST LINE OF SAID LOTS 7 TO 9 ANO THE EAST OF SAIO LOT 10 IN BLOCK 2 IN SUBDIVISION OF THE SOUTH IV OF THE NORTH Yr OF THE EAST 14 OF THE WEST IV OF THE WEST THE NORTH IV OF THE WEST 10 ACRES OF THE EAST Yr OF THE .2, TOGETHER WITH THAT PART IL !L (the Section HEREBY property "Project 1. to Ordinances SOUTHEAST SOUTHEAST IS 10, 11 AND of, Harwood All inquiries re- the Prolect on the at 4800 14. Nagle vacuuming THE THE Haiwood Heights tire IN WF KAISER AND IN W,F KAISER AND NOTICE Oursuast PUBLIC NOTICE OF DF to Anette lxaacs 3042 Property bears Illinois Probate Division Illinois Probate Probate Claim Cook County Probate Public Hearings Notice State of Illinois in The Notice State of Cook County, Circuit Court of in. the matter of the Estate of in. the matter of (deceased) Milton Jack lsaacs Isabella, Evanston, Illinois 60201 1454 Miner, Des Plaines, Illinois be filed in the, office of the Cler of Ilse Circuit Court in Room 1202, Richard J. Daley Center, Chicago, Illinois 60602 Or with the representative, or both, on or before November 25, 2017, which date is not less than 6 months from the date of the first publication of this notice and any claim not filed within that period is barred. Copies of any claim tiled with the Clerk must be mailed or delivered to the representative and to the attorney within 10 days after it has been tiled. 5/25, 6/1, 6/8/2017 4970865 PUBUC GIVEN, 17.56.170(EX2( of the Haiwcsld. Heights Code of that the Village Heights Plan Commission will be conducting a public hearing on June 28, 2017, at 7:00 PM at the Village of Harwood Heights Village Hall, 7300 West Wilson Avenue, Harwood Heights 60706 tO consider the applica- 1105 5 Fuller's Car Wash I 'Appli- cant") for approval of a planned development featuring the development of an approximately 8,465 square tool automated car wash facility with retail and self-service "Car Washl Avenue, 60706 (the "Property"), which is located at the northwest corner of the intersection of Nag(e Av- ense and Gunnison Street. The proposed Car Wash would feu- lure a drive-through automated car wash service and self-serve vacuum hoses tor customers to clean the interior of their vehicles, together with associated interior drive-lanes, surface parking, signage, lighting, and landscaping improvements, all as shown more particularly in the application materials cur- rently on tile with the Villa8e (cumulatively, Applicant is seeking approval of a planned development )"PUD") in order to allow Applicant to construct Property. The index numbers 13-07-424-040- 0000 and 13-07-424-052-0000 and ix legally described as follows; PARCEL 1; LOTS 6, 7, B, 9, THE EAST HALF OF LOT 12 IN BLOCK 1 COMPANY'S RIDGEMOOR TER- RACE, A SUBDIVISION OF THE SOUTh HALF OF THE SOUTH HALF OF THE SOUTH HALF OF THE SOUTHWEST QUARTER AND THE SOUTH HALF OF THE SOUTH HALF QUARTER OF SECTION 7, TOWN- SHIP 40 NORTH, RANGE 13 EAST OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL MERlO- IAN, IN COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS PARCEL 2; THE WEST HALF OF LOT 12 AND AU, OF LOTS 13, 14 AND 15 IN BLOCK i COMPANY'S RIOGEMOOR TER- RACE, A SUBDIVISION OF THE SOUTH HALF OF THE SOUTH HALF OF THE SOUTH HALF OF THE SOUTHWEST QUARTER AND THE SOUTH HALF OF THE SOUTH HALF QUARTER OF SECTION 7, TOWN- SHIP 40 NORTH, RANGE 13 EAST OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL MERlO- IAN, IN COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS All interested persono are sylt- ed toattend, be heard and question those presenting testimony at the hearing garding this public hearing can be directed to Natalie Mendel at tfe Village of Harwood Heights Copies of the application for the PUD and all associated docu- meets are available for review at ness hours, Monday through Friday, 9 am. to 5 p.m. and Sat- Case NO. 2O17P002406 Publication Notice given of the Notice io hereby Death of Milton Jack Isaacs of Evanston, Illinois. 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I Thomas Lupo, Supervisor of Norwood Park Townsflip, Cook County, Illinois, being duly sworn, depose and say that the following statement is a correct report for the fiscal year beginning April 1. 2016, and ending Marcy 31, 2017 BEGINNING BALANCE, APRIL 1,2016 REVENUES Property Tau Replacement Tas interest income Miscellaneous Income TOTAL REVENUES; Payroll. Thomas E. Lupe - $3,600.00 Paul Oranrczarek, $95000 SUPERVISOR'S STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL AFFAIRS TOWN FUND STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL AFFAIRS SUPERVISOR'S Ronstadt-180.00, A&N Con- N0rride Ace Harclware-160.02, Andrew EXPENDITURES Administration Home Relief TOTAL EXPENDITURES ENDING BALANCE, MARCH 31, 2016 The amount aftas levied preceding year The amount of property tus collected The Supervisor shall, within 30 days before the annual town meeting. prepare and file this report with rse Township Clerk Subscribent and sworn to this 7th day of April, 2017 (SIGNED) THOMAS LUPO Supervisor GENERAL ASSISTANCE CASH DISBURSEMENTS 2016-2017 FISCAL Total payroll - $3,60000 Administration Township $52.20. Chicago Tribune $80.58, Spina, Mc Gaire & Okal PC $600.50, Home Relief, -O- Total Expenditures; $5,505.98 6/8/20174990330 Casti Disbursements Salaries 233,273.91 AdministratiOn 24,804.21 Contractual 189,621.03 Commodities 5,188,72 Assessorl4OS3O5 Salaries Under $10,0 - L Rogawski T. Lupo, A. Nasca, $10,000 to $30,000 - P Alongi, D. Karos, F. Salinsky, D. Stefanowicz, S. Wyda S Scollard $30.000 to $65000 ' J. Elgeness, 50, IMRF-10426.81, Less em Town Fund: NCPERS-416,00, FICA-18823 Parkway Bank-23.60, plovee cont. (5196.20), IDES-557 10, Trust-13271,00, AT&T-827,27, ADP-2397.94, IL Counties Risk Mgmt Commonwealth Edison-2964.39, Avaya-367 85, Comcast-4530 79, USPS-94.00,Pioneer Press- NiCor-1788 96, V!Ilage of Norridge-568.80, 23, 80 08,Chicago Tribune Media Group-369 Ltd-4500,00, Catherine Santoro JS Printlng-1495.00, Paul Draniczarek OkaI-258,00, Township Officials o CPA-48tXYOO Spina McGuire S Cook Cnty-5ó0.00, Clerks of IL-30,00, Township Township Officials of IL -992. 19, TownShip structiOn-4275. Mat-521 50, Letter Perfect-33,11, JF Hinkley Spnngs-62.80, Specialty Cooke-77.31, R. Equlpment-977.84, QuiII-2960 45, Advantage Business Fire Equipment-72.40,S. Scol- Active Maintenance-468 00,Fredricksen Heart-1500.00, lard-446,23 Divine Savior Younat Happy Sr.'s, NP lWnshp.-151X1.00, Golden Fellowship Club-1500,1X1, Morris Drop in Cntr-1500.00, HarwoOd Hts. Seniors-1500,00, Sr Assistance Cntr.-25.00. Cub Scout Pack 3960-1501X1), TF000 922-275(8), Jr Rebels 14U Team-500.00, Scholar Buys-12045.15, Houghton Muftis Harcourt-47940.16, Quinlan Fabish Muuic-1994 43,1. Lupo-55.10, 00, Ridgewood HS Athletic Program-1000 Brandon George-1500 Ridgewood HS-4700 00, Park Ridge Park Dist-48.tX1, Blue Cab-320 00, Bob Fallat Taxi-384000, O'Hare Taxi-160,00, Park Ridge Dispatch-2498 00. Taxi program receipts-I3830.00l, Oreisilker-4874.00, Costco-110.00, Go Daddy-257.33,Cansma Enter- prises-100,00, Veterans Floral-19500, Misc, reirnbursements-l200.68) Assessor; W. Dammeler- 12000.00, Computer Bits Inc-450,00, Cook CWy Assessors Assn-300.00, IL Assessors Assn.-50.00, D. Karns-208 98, American Express )equipment)-542.50,Sullivan's Law Directory-67.59, Elite Document-153,98, JS Printing-80.00, The Sidwell-250 00 6/8/2017 4990810 -p Clerks of Cook Cnty-250., ,+

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MUSIC Ready, set, Ravinia: TIME TO Season highlights and what'snew atthe festival BY DONALD LIEBENSON . Pioneer Press VISIT THE MIDWEST'S1 ENTERTAINMENT DESTINATION! The Ravinia Festival's 2017 concert season begins Alt THE LIEST SLOTS & TABLE GAMES June 10 with John Legend. At this point, so close to AVARD-WINNING DINING Opening Day, Ravinia LIVE ENTERTAINMENT Festival CEO WeIz Kauff- man feels not unlike a LUXURY HOTEL AND MORE! baseball manager anxious for his team to take the field. This is Kauffman's 17th season and as the temperature outside rises, so does his anticipation. "When the weather is in the 80s, it triers a different kind offeeling in the PAVINIA FESTIVAL staOE" he says. "It's palpa- Ravinia opens for the outdoor season June10 with John ble. There's usually a bump Legend performing. in ticket sales because (it reminds) people that sum- Stephen Stills, whose affair A truly immersive cias- mer's coming." in 1968 produced a love sical music experience will This year's more- song for the ages, Stills' take place from July 11-23

than-140-event schedule "Suite: Judy Blue Eyes." in the Ravinia Tent on the I has a fair share of legends, Ravinia perennial favor- North Lawn where pa- beginning with John Leg- ite Tony Bennett performs trons can don virtual reali- end, a 2015 Oscar-winner Aug. 4 and other returning ty goggles and take their for Best Original Song, favorites include Willie place with members of the "Glory" from the film Nelson & Family (June 16), Philharmonia Orchestra of "Selma." Legend co-wrote Aretha Franklin (June 17), London as they perform the anthem with Common, who recently announced the climax of Sibeiius' who, coincidentally, will that this would be her last "Fifth Symphony." appear on Ravinia's Pavil- year in concert, the Gipsy As in seasons past, Ray- ion stage two weeks later Kings (June 23), Diana inia's 2017 season was on June 24. Krall (June 28), Buddy Guydesigned to be characteris- On June 18, the Oscar- (July 6) and pianist Lang tically eclectic. "We want winning score of the Best Lang (July 29). to have that mixture of Picture nominee, "La La Last year marked formerdebut artists and ones who Land," will be performed musical director James have been pleasing audi- by the Milwaukee Sym- Levine's return to Ravinia ences at Ravinia for years," phony Orchestra. after a more than two- Kauffman said. Making their Ravinia decade absence. On Aug. 8, But one ofRavinia's best debuts this summer are he will conduct Haydn's shows is not located inside Alanis Morissette (Aug. "The Creation," which the park, Kauffman said. 25), John Mellencamp Kauffman cites as one his "The aquatic sculpture (Aug. 26-27) and Stevie own most anticipated (located across from the Join the Midwest's most competitive Nicks (Sept. 9-10). Also on concerts. He also recom- main gate and designed by player's club at Potawatomi Hotel & Casino the schedule are superstar mends, especially for par- the artists who created the ' clusive rewards. Play at least $100 pairings, including ents of children who play Fountains of Bellagio at the : y fOU enroll arid we'll refund your Michael McDonald and an instrument, the Sept. 14 Beliagio Las Vegas) de- slot s up to $500! POTAWATOM I Boz Scas (June 27), The program featuring the lights people. It does my H O T E L & C A S I N O SeR3.COMMILWAkJ

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premiere raises $4.6M premiere raises Jack Mangurten, survivor of Terezin, left, with son-in-law Michael H. Zaransky. chairman of the board of the Jewish Federa- tion of Metropolitan Chicago Date: March 23 Raised: $4.6 million Website: www.juf.org Event: Premiere of 'Defiant Re- quiem: Verdi at Terezin' Benefiting: Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago's Holo- caust Community Services Featuring: Chicago Philhar- monic. the Chicago Vocal Artists Ensemble, conducted by Cheryl Frazes Hill, soloists Jennifer Check, Zach Borichevsky, Ann McMahon Quintero and Nathan Stark. and actors Tovah Feldshuh and Peter Riegert. conducted by Maestro Murry Sidlin Location: Symphony Center. Chicago Attended: 2,300

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Free live music every week. Kiddie corner and free drawings weekly. 8 a.m. Saturday, Morton Grove Farmers' Market, 6210 Dempster St., Second Saturday Breakfast Bingo: Kids and families are welcome to enjoy some breakfast treats as everyone plays Bingo. Enjoy a kick start to one's weekend with a morning offamily fun at the library. 9:30 am. Saturday, Niles Public Library, 6960 W. Oakton St., Niles, free, 847-663-1234. First Run Feature: "Tabie 19": This film is rated PG-13, and is about Eloise (Anna Kendrick). She has been relieved ofmaid ofhonor duties by the best man via text. There is a dreaded Table 19 at the reception, where Eloise finds her- selfwith other unwanted guests. This is presented in DCP. 2 p.m. Saturday, 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Northbrook Public Li- brary, 1201 Cedar Lane, Northbrook, free, 847-272-6224 Monthly meeting of Essentiai Trem- or Group of Northbrook: people who have been diagnosed with Essential Tremor meet monthly to discuss issues connected to Essential Tremor. 10 am. Saturday, Northbrook Public Library, 1201 Cedar Lane, North- brook, free, 847-564-1777 Block Party @ St. Norbert: This North Shore summer kick-off party features live music, beer and food garden, Kids Zone with inflatables and games, and more. The day starts with a 5K Fun Run & Walk at 8 a.m., with the Block Party Gates opening at 3 p.m.; headliner Trippin' Billies - The Dave stage at 8:30 p.m. 8 a.m. Saturday, St. These family golf p.m. Saturday, SPACE, p.m. Saturday, 7 p.m. Saturday, SPACE, Plaines, $55 per person Plaines, $55 Ari Hest: 10 Ave., Evanston, $15-$27, 1245 Chicago 847-492-8860 Ellis Paul: $20-$35, 1245 Chicago Ave., Evanston, 847-492-8860 Stories: Animai Arts and Seasonal Stories" are "Animal Arts & Seasonal ages 5 and recommended for children age re- up, but there is no minimum are offered at quirement. Activities and interest varyinglevels ofdifficulty An adult to engage the entire family. must accompany participants. 10:30 a.m. Saturday and 10:30 a.m. Sunday, Mitchell Museum ofthe American Indian, 3001 Central St., Evanston, $3 kids, $5 adults, 847-475-1030. Leonard Bernstein's "Candide": This is for ages 12 and older. Take Voltaire's timeless satire on the follies and foibles ofthe human race, add a score by Leonard Bernstein of "West Side Story" and "Wonderful Town" and you get "Candide" - a madcap circus of a show. Indulge in "Glitter and Be Gay," "Make Our Garden Grow," the famous "Candide" overture and other musical gems. Tickets start at $34, halfprice for 25 and under. 8 p.m. Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday, Cahn Auditorium, 600 Emerson St., Evanston, $34 and up; half price for 25 and under, 847-920-5354 Dairy Breakfast and Stock Show: Enjoy a delicious farm style breakfast that includes a variety ofdairy items plus music, dairy demonstrations, wag- on rides and hands-on activities. Area 4H members have their livestock projects judged during a county fair stock show. Admission: $10 for adults and children over 10; $5 for children 2-iO years; and children under 2 are free. 8 a.m. Saturday, Wagner Farm, 1510 Wag- ner Road, Glenview, $0-$10, 847-724- 5670 Encore - "Manchester By the Sea": This Encore! film is rated R and is about an uncle who is forced to take care ofhis teenage nephew after the Saturday, Glenview Public Library, 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview, free, 847- 729-7500 Family Night Golf: nights begin at 5 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays through Aug. 27. Groups of up to six players can play for the flat fee of strictions apply. For more information, visit the website or call. 5 p.m. Saturday and 5 p.m. Sunday Glenview Prairie Club, 2800 West Lake Ave., Glenview, boy's father dies. Just drop in. 1:30 p.m. just $30, cart not included. Some re- "Quest": The Carl 7p.m. and 10 p.m. Fri- Monarch butterflies winter David Schulman and Quiet Life games, prizes, and a movie, along with and a movie, along games, prizes, hula- as sand castle and events such demon- lifeguard safety hoop contests, Friday, relay races. 5 p.m. strations and 1100W Wood Bensenville Water Park, 630-766-7015 St., Bensenville, free, Robben Ford: Ave., Ev- day, SPACE, 1245 Chicago anston, $22-$75, 847-492-8860 circus-theater "Quest" is an original on Leo Tol- production loosely based Three Ques- stoy's short story "The asks three sim- tions." The protagonist setting in ple (but huge) questions, motion a whirlwind journey to find the answers. 7:30 p.m. Friday-Sunday, Evanston, $20 for adults, $15 for kids, students and seniors, 847-328-2795 MGPL After Dark: Cowboy Choir: With guitars, violin and well-crafted harmonies, this trio performs well- known songs from the days of the western cattle drives to the era of the Holly- wood singing cowboy. 7 p.m. Friday, Morton Grove Public Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, 847- 965-4220 Fiught ofthe Butterfly: Magnificent Monarchs: in a forest in Mexico, and then set out on a cycle of migration to the North- east. 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39 Thursday, June 8, 2017 - suffer every loss and I wins KEVIN TANAKA/PIONEER PRESS @PoneerPress 'People ask me about that," Hogan said that he heard from "It's a pretty huge number, but Still, there's plenty of baseball Twitter 800-win milestone, though now quently texts than calls or emails. He said he's been lucky to have coached many great athletes and to have been backed by support- ive administrations. He also saie quickly. it went by fast," Hogan sani. "It Priory block a few times." to be coached for him. Hogan said of his retirement plans. "I'm sure it's down the road here, but I haven't thought about it. 'When are you going to stop?' I don't know. The energy's there. enjoy every win. The competitiveness is all there." Jakub Rudnik is a freelance reporterfor Pioneer Press. loved baseball. They would l)uSh my buttons and ask me, 'What would you do in this situation? What would you do here?' They were actually priming me for coaching." many former players and others around Fenwick baseball con- gratulating him for hitting the these messages are more fre- that 800 wins came surprisingly just means I've been around the 22. sat between I did do is I Maine South coach Bill Mi- "I did not play a lot as a junior, "(with Hogan) I think I've Hogan has coached many selves: Kyle Kmiecik (Fenwick class of 2000), Jim Ehrhard and Joe Ori (both class of 2003) are on the current staff. lano, Lee Milano's brother and a 1985 Fenwick graduate, recalled Hogan's encouragement. but what the coaches, coach Hogan and coach (Pat) Hayes, who was an assistant, and I'm on a bucket," Bill Milano said. "They knew I Fenwick honored baseball coach Dave Hogan's 800-win milestone Fenwick honored baseball coach Dave Hogan's before the Friars' game on May but Hogan helped right the ship, according to pitcher Justin Sosa, by trusting his players. learned to figure things out on your own," said Sosa, now a senior and a Benedictine Uni- versity commit. "We were strug- glinglastyear. Pitchers, for example, we couldn't find the strike zone for our life. He forced us to ofthat 10-game losing streak, our pitchers were magically finding the strike zone. We were able to pitch better. And when playoffs came, we were phenomenal." great athletes - 10 players were drafted by MLB teams, according to the school, 23 have been named all-state and many others have gone on to play college baseball. Other players have gone on to become coaches them- just figure it out. Once we got out puts him has seen Hogan player, state playoffs) O'Laughlin, a three-year var- Hogan's players don't see their "I've seen coach Hogan before Current and former Fenwick Current and former them They say he cares about "I think he was a probably a Hogan, who is in his 38th Fenwick team lost in extra in- nings to Evanston in the sectional semifinals. The next season the Friars underwent a 10-game losing streak in the regular season, nois that mark (805 heading into fourth all-time in state history at a single school; Oak Park-River Forest's Jack Kaiser ranks first in that category with 892. veteran coach getting too caught up in his accomplishments. 800, before we got to the super- sectionals last year," said senior Casey O'Laughlin. a Northwest- em recruit. "He's just so even, so humble as a coach. Eight hundred wins, all that stuff, it doesn't really get to his head. ... He's just incredibly humble for a coach and that's what you want, he sets a great example for us." sity coaching in quite different cir- cumstances. In 2015, a loaded Fenwick coach Dave Hogan Dave coach Fenwick 800 career surpasses Pioneer Press about head same things to say coach Dave Hogan. in the personal lives, whether classroom or after they leave school. They praise his knowledge ofthe game ofbaseball. And his competitiveness is also typi- cally mentioned, although perhaps the way he shows it has evolved over the years. little bit more intense back then," said Nazareth baseball coach Lee Milano, who graduated from Fenwick in 1987. "I've seen that he gets fired up once in a while. But with the agr, I think that lets season leading the Friars, has coached long enough that some level of change was inevitable. But one thing isn't different, and that is the winning. After Fen- wick's May 4 win over De La Salle, the sum of his nearly four decades of coaching reached a milestone: 800 victories. In lili- the BY JAICuB RUDNIK many of the baseball players have and in their both on the diamond you mellow a little bit." Illinois-

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The Northwestern women's Have a suggestion for College Lake Forest graduate Brittney Manning, along with three team- McCulloch, NU notch NCAA runner-up golf team finished as national runner-up, losing to Arizona State in the final round of match play at the NCAA championships in Sug- ar Grove. The Wildcats won the stroke play portion by nine strokes, entering match play as the No.1 seed. Louise MeCulloch, a New Trier graduate and former all-state golfer, is a freshman on the Northwestern roster. Notes? Email Sam Bn cfat [email protected]. Sam Briefis a freelance reporter for Pioneer Press. Manning competes among elite sailors Manning, a junior on the Ver- mont sailing team, helped her school finish 11th at the Sperry College Women's Nationals on May 25 and 26, which featured the 18 best teams in the country. mates, placed 10th in the Division A standings. finish BRIEF

Oak Park-River Forest graduate Norton had an RBI single in the Three local graduates won a Millikin men's tennis team, was play at the No. i singles position. In doubles play, lie was 13-9. Palley became the program's first player since 2001 to earn first team honors in the conference. Palley named all-conference Jacob Palley, a freshman on the named to the College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin (CCIW) first team on May 15. On the season, Palley amassed a 14-9 record, guing 4-3 in conference League tournament Sophomore infielder Thomas Norton, a Notre Dame graduate, senior pitcher Mitchell Schule- witz, a Mundelein graduate, and a Barrington graduate, helped the Flames clinch a berth to the NCAA tournament. Flames' 4-2 tournament-clinch- ing victory over Wright State. Schulewitz has an ERA of 2.87 in 12 relief appearances this season. LothI grads help UIC LothI grads help BY Pioneer Press Horizon League tournament championship on May 27 with the Illinois-Chicagu baseball team. junior pitcher Wyatt Trautwein, baseball win Horizon baseball win COLLEGE NOTES Notre Dame graduate Thomas Norton, a sophomore on the Notre Dame graduate Thomas Norton, a sophomore win the Horizon League Chicago baseball team, helped the Flames tournament title. SPORTS H I Thursday,June8,2017 AC 40 tions, director ofcommunica- resa Connelly,Notre Dame's Press story ran backintheday!' ran the1-4UCLAsetthey coached atUCLA),andwe disciple (havingplayedand cording toanAssociated for disciplinaryreasons,ac- the startofhisjuniorseason the teamforayearbefore However, hewaskickedoff through hisfreshmanyear. scholarship as awalk-onandearned basketball careeratBradley a playerandcoach." a blendofmyexperiencesas ing. 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"Coach Zelaskowasareal style," coaches has 2000-09. under coachJimMolinari who wasnamedcoachon the entiretime.Clanc his coachingstylewillbor- ball coachKevinClancysaid to leadbasketballprogram school's all-decadeteamfor Clancy wasnamedtothe Loyola ofChicago,where and forLarryFarmerat sistant foroneseason. and servedasZelasko'sas- Dons coachDennisZelasko May24, wasastarplayerfor 1998 NotreDamegraduate Clancy wasLes'assistant in chargeattheNilesschool. retired inAprilafter10years Dons coachTomLes,who mentors inthegume. row fromseveralofhis Pioneer Press BY DANSIIiUJN Notre DamepicksClancy SPORTS Neither ClancynorTe- Clancy beganhiscollege Added Clancy"Thereare "Every oneofthose Clancy playedatBradley One ofthemisformer New NotreDamebasket- returned messages said Clancy, a midway I'll different take Les' 37. a families, faculty tration?' faculty andthe adminis- with greatkids, families, school andtobeworking to beconnected alum, it'sjustreallyspecial gram's coachingstaff."Asan retain therestofpro- who saidhe'sdecidedto jobs around,"saidClanc one ofthebesthighschool basketball-wise, Iseeitas 25-6. 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Kevin Clancy,a In fact,Clancysaidthe figure thehead 1998 graduate ofNotreDame.hasbeennamedtheschool'snextboys years asanassistantcoach, seven years.In highschool, ovesi's assistant forthelast coach orco-headcoach. ovesi, whoretiredafter39 grant replacesAugieGen- Notre Damegraduate,Rosen- coach onMay30.A1994 grant asthenewwrestling the hiringofMichaelRosen- coach New wrestling Rosengrant served asGen- Notre Dameannounced reporterfor Pioneer Press. Dan Shalinis a freelance ofFame in2011. the NationalWrestlingHall Athletic WallofFame. school hntory wrestling championin pounds. Heistheonlystate into theIllinoisChapterof member ofNotreDame's Class AAstatetitleat130 Rosengrant wonthe1994 Genovesi wasinducted Rosengrant also TERESA CONNELLYPHOTO is a j C-) o i: t 41 A Chicago Tribune Publication Thursday, June 8,2017 NHS college for year easily," Wiedeman for their contrib- good rapport wit Wiedeman, who is cur- Wiedeman, who is "I like being a part of the Wíedeman was a line His fondest memory, "That was just a really actively involved in their actively involved who mentor association, and who have other officials a kind of coaches. We're just pack- looking for that total those age and recognizing folks utions." rently a math paraprofes- do, sional at Niles West, at most of his officiating the Central Suburban League, Mid-Suburban League and North Subur- he started mixing in line matches at Northwestern, Loyola and Illinois-Chi- cago. student-athletes' lives and I'm contributing to som part of their educational process I guess, even in a small way that it is' Wiede- man said. "A lot oftimes as I times and I get to know coaches over time, I think the relationship are more important to me than the nainent in 2013 and the boys state tournament in 2014. in the boys 2016 state tournament however, occurred back in Missouri. It was in 199,,. when he worked the girTs Class 4 state championship match. special event The game itselfwas pretty anticlimac- tic. The team that won, won pretty recalled. "But just being the R-1 in that particular match knew it was a big honor. I was really grateful that the lady who was assigning that match gave that match to me." reporterfor Pioneer Press. Twitter @Pioneer.Press boys and girls matches in boys and girls matches ban League. Seven years ago judge duties getting to know them a little bit and beingable to feel like get to know these kids over game itsel" judge at the girls state tour- And he was a main official was really a big honor and I Brett Christie is a freelance executive really looking to STAN WIEDEMAN PHOTO 2016-17. I think we look at it almost like a career achievement," ifISA assistant director Matt Troha said. 'We're recognize individuals who state series and generally have worked far into our have worked a state final, but also just people who are boys volleyball in for the year of 'While it's annual award, the honor, an official has to be nominated by an officials association recognized by the IHSA. Staff members at the IHSA then vote on the nominees based on factors such as character, skill as an official and levels worked in the IHSA state series. in 20 different The IHSA recognizes an match, but at the same time, they know they can also talk to him when they have a question or need a clarifica- tion. He is a strong official and we are lucky to have him." official sports. To be considered for 1,I a

14 individual and Morton Grove resident Stan Wiedeman was named the IHSA official ant executive director re- sponsible for boys and girls volleyball. "He is a highly ethical great communicator, which provides comfort to our coaches and players when he is officiating their match. They know he is going to bring his best effort to every at coach Missouri,

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While McCulley decided While serving as a pastor "I missed being in the Wiedeman was put in Wiedeman will be recog- "What makes Stan stand- Morton Grove resident named IHSA officiai of the of officiai IHSA named resident Grove Morton BY BREIT CHRIsTIE BY BREIT Pioneer Press SPORTS Ozark Christian College in Ozark Christian College of Wiedeman's hometown hard Joplin, Mo., and was for pressed to find officials his volleyball games. the gig wasn't for him, Wiedernan was intrigUed, in part because he needed an extra source of income, and began his now 20-plus year career as a volleyball official. After 12 years of officiating girls high school volleyball Wiedeman and his family moved to the Chicago area in 1999. at Lakeside Church of Chi- cago in Skokie, he took a five-year sabbatical from officiating volleyball. But as his through Niles West, he found himself itching to gat back involved in the game. gym and just missed beinga part of the action," said Wiedernan, a Morton Grove resident. "I had done it so much for 12 years and I enjoyed it It was a great way to meet people and I found it mentally challeng- ing to be an official." touch with Nancy Nester, a key figure in the volleyball officiating community who assigns games, and has been a regular in the white polo ever since. After 14 years of service, Wiedeman was named the IHSA's Official of the Year in boys volleyball for 2016-17. nized at a banquet during the IHSA Officials Confer- ence on July 22 in East Peoria. out among the great officials is his consistency and character," Lambert, the IHSA assist- first broke into volleyball it officiating back in 1986 uncle was as a favor to his Ray McCulley. worn- athletic director and en's 42 SPORTS

In this April 11. 2015, photo. Notre Dames Tommy Norton is con- gratulated after hitting a home run at Glenbrook North. Norton is now a sophomore at Illinois-Chicago. BRIAN OMAHONEY/PIONEER PRESS

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