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BY IGOR STUDflIXOV Speaker after speaker eiphasized For Sun-flmes Media I @istudenkov the importance of honoI :Nues veterans in particular and pass- Michael Crisci, Memorial ing the memories to the future Day is a chance to remembergenerations. Forthe contributions of Nues lo- Jim Kozak, comman i er of the cals to various wars - something VFW, has been with Po t 7712 that, he feels, many residents don'tsince it was founded in i 947. He is know much about. one of the two survivin.: founding "People in Niles don't realize members, and the only 'ne who how those men have dedicated is still lives in the area. their lives to our country" said As the crowd gather : d, he was Crisci, administrative assistant at busy practicing his spe . ch. The the Niles Historical Society ceremony, he explained was as In that spirit, government important to him as ev:r. Mayor Andrew Przybylo speaks at Nues' Memorial Day ceremony. officials, police and fire depart- "It's the day when yo can ment members, local little league show respect for the darted "Today, we share a common players, Boy Scouts and members and those who are still'th us," sorrow, but we are also united in of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post said Kozak. thanks to everyone who served,"

No. 7712 joined together Monday There are currently 47 veter- he said. - to salute fallen troops from the ans in Nues. About hal of them He emphasized the importance village. served in World War II, while of passing on memories of what The ceremony took place at other half served dunn the Ko- veterans strove to secure for the Veterans Memorial Water- rean War, Vietnam Wa and morefuture generations. fall, on the corner of Touhy and recent conflicts like the wars in "It is p to us to make sure that Milwaukee avenues. The officials Afghanistan and Iraq. the legacy lives on," said Kozak. gave speeches paying tribute to In his speech, Kozak xplained Nues Mayor Andrew Przybylo veterans, and VFW Post members why Memorial Day was a sorrow- praised the veterans for their ac- laid down a memorial wreath. ful and joyful occasion. complishments and sacrifices, touching upon the ways the war impacted him personally. "[I honorj my father, who returned from World War II, and friends who returned from Vietnam, and some who didn't," he said. A crowd had already gathered near the Veterans Memorial Waterfall in Niles IO mm-

Officials from Nues Police De- utes before the Memorial Day ceremony began Monday. SOR STIJD[NKOV/FOR SUN-TIMES M[DIA partment and Niles Fire Depart- ment spoke as well. ceremony. "This is for all those was pleased with how the event "We need to remember those who are currently serving. We turned out. She was especially who stood shoulder to shoulder know the hardships [they deal pleased to see Boy Scouts and for freedom," said Deputy Chief with]. It's almost our duty to little leaguers taking part. Vincenzo Genualdi. "Remember honor them." "I think it's wonderful that the veterans, remember their Individual VFW members wentyoung people were here," said families." over to add flowers to the wreath.Palicki. "I think it's easy to think The attention then turned to The ceremony ended with the that, just because you don't have the memorial itself as Ben Puesta,VFW's rifle squad giving the vet- a relative who is a veteran, this a VFW member and veteran of erans a three-rifle salute. doesn't matter. All of us benefit Operation Iraqi Freedom, placed Trustee Rosemary Palicki, from the sacrifices every [service- Jim Kazak salutes veterans who are still alive and the veterans who have tduring the memorial wreath. who was one of the trustees at- man] gave, and we need to keep it Nues' Memorial Day ceremony Monday. "It felt good," he said after the tending the ceremony, said she in our minds." NIL A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION I ThURSDAY, MAY 29, 2014 7 MARINO REALTORS NILES PUBLIC LIBRARY 5800 Dempster - Morton Grove ill (847) 967-5500 , (OUTSIDE ILLINOIS CALL 1-800 253-0021) FourmoreNiles library The Gold Standard www.century2l marino.com employees take buyouts

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Their retirement was approved at the Niles Public Library Board of Trustees' May 21 meeting a little more than a month after library director Linda Weiss "ELDORADO TOWERS" BEAUTY! READY TO MOVE RIGHT 1ML Morton Grove. .Impeccable7 room Bi-levé on huge scenic 75 oh announced her retirement Morton Grove. . Spectacular i O loom Colonial has been beauNtolly remodeled Rehnished oak floors, cathedral ceilings & new hondo. Brand new custom & updated in 2013! 5 bes & 2½ Grande baths. New updated Graode tcheo, under the same program. Grandé tcheo. Bñck Paver troni sidewalk. 3 tos & 2 baths. New carpet The retirements are set to spacious liodg rm & dining roi with hardwood firs. Main floor tanrily mi wÌFP in lower level family room. Beaubtul huge back yard. 2 car garage Great take effect on June 30. New windows, décor, sliding doors, tumace, NC, I-PI heater I dnveway. full locabon near gott course, bìkeThndle hails, turnst preserves, Metra S Old Orchard shopping! A 10+ Homei The library estimates that tinished bsmt vi/nec ra & wet bar. 2 car attached gar. Reduced!!. $579,900 $319000 it will save approximately / $1.2 million - though the program doesn't take the Books on the Nues Public Library's second floor. I FILE cost of hiring replacements into account. At this point, health insurance. "The replacements will likely Memorial Park the library plans to fill two The board expects to savecome from the ranks of full- ofthe five positions, but $2,138,810 over the next five time employees already on Cemetery the fùture of the remaining years thanks to the retire- staff" Ribbon ('itting & three hadn't been settled at ment program. The number The future ofthe page [}clicutioI1 CereanoIsy press time. was calculated based on the services supervisor position The retirement meen- employees' salaries and howwill depend on whether the Fcore>ui- NEV tive program was originally much their respective retire-board will approve a reorga- ('litir'l 1()11H!1IUEslah' approved in March. Any ment incentives would cost. nization plan. It calls for the employee who is age 62 or According to the document, page services department to older and worked at the the retiring employees' be merged with the patron Saturday, June 14, 2014 services department, with library for at least 10 years combined five-year salaries . i 10:00 AM haduntil mid-May to decide are $2,340,453, while the the patron services supervi- if they would stay on or retirement incentives add upsor running both. The plan was originally scheduled to Mayor George Van Dusen retire. If they chose to retire,to $201,643. wIt be cutting the ribbon at 10:30 AM they could choose either a During the meeting, Greg be approved at the May21 one-time cash payout ap- Pritz, the library's business meeting but the votes were proximately equal to what manager and soon-to-be postponed until the special Come see this unique neto' addition to our park. they'd earn in six months, or interim director, noted that May 29 meeting. health insurance coverage the library won't know how Weiss told Pioneer Press The est'atcs are auiifully kuniscaped uth for 36 months. much it will save until the that the library hasn't stone benches along curved walkways allowing v&sztors settled on what will happen Eleven employees were positions are permanently to reflect on cherished memories eligible for the program, filled. to the IT services supervisor The library plans to fill position. As for the circula- There odll he a live string ensemble kning but only five chose to retire. chamber mic and light refreshiwno. Weiss, Patron Services two out of the five soon-to-betion clerk position, it may be Supervisor Kathy Pricone, vacant positions, according filled somewhere down the Thsp,jarn )tIarxbyoct ey rrvth Page Services Supervisor to a press release. line, but it won't be in the Sue Brice and Circulation "The library will replace same type of position as it Clerk Janet Weiser chose two of the retiring employ- is now. Memorial Park Cemetery to take cash payouts. Don ees, the library director and "At this point, we are not cgoo Gross . . , . . . ,, . . Burkhart, the IT Services patron services department filling it," said Weiss. "If we . Supervisor, chose to take thesupervisor," the release said. do fill it, it will be part-time." B THURSDAY, MAY 29,2014 A PIONEER PRESS PUCA11ON NIL

III SNAPSHOT OF NATURE Notre Dame grad's photography captures the wild side of life

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sk photographer Dan Elster about his childhood grow- ng up in Park Ridge and a wayward deer will come up. "One memory that stuck with me was a young deer walking down our street," Elster recalled. "I lived on Brookline Lane and I remember looking outside and seeing a deer. ... It was a really big deal for me." It's not surprising, then, that wildlife would eventually factor prominently into Elster's life. As Park Ridge native Dan Elster's photogra- a wildlife photographer, Elster phy will be on exhibit at the Brickton Art Roaming coyote.i PHOTO Y DAN ELSTER captures animals and birds in Center in June.i PHOTO COURTESY 0F DAN ELS1ER their natural habitats, far from the suburban block on which he A hummingbird feeding its young. The once lived. A resident of Ashland, SPIRITS OF THE WiLD photo is one of many by Park Ridge native Oregon - located just north of PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBIT Dan Elster that will be on display at the the California border - Elster's Brickton Art Center in June.i PHOTO 8Y DAN Where:Brickton Art Center, 306 home is close to miles and miles of ELSTER national forest, giving him plenty Busse Highway, Park Ridge of subjects to photograph. When:June10-28,with iception "I try to capture a little bit of On June 14 from2to 5p.n. the personality of the animal or For more information on pho- bird," he said of his photographic tographer Dan Elster, visit www. technique. "I like capturing their spirit - that a big thing for elsterphotographycom me. And I only photograph wild animals. A lot of photographers home. will photograph captive animals in "Wehaveneverre.bada zoos, but I think there's something show ofwildlife photo:. phs by different about a wild animal livingone artist before," expled Brick- in its own native habitat, living on ton Director Kristin H . a. "When

its own terms." wetookalookathis i.s they Bull i 'iioîo vDAN ELSTER Elster's images - from a sea were really profession .and they gull munching on its starfish lunch,juststoodouttous . y.We Looking to further pursue his ventured outside the United States to a northern spotted owl perched definitely wanted to w' with hirn dream of wildlife photography, the and appears content continuing to in a tree, to otters lounging on on it." Elsters moved to Oregon, where work where he now lives. the shore - will be on view in his The show, according sElster's Dan Elster has found not only "Fortunately, I live in a beauti- hometown as part of a special website,wfflbehis". .tgallery plentiful source material, but a ful place where I could be happy exhibit at the Brickton Art Center. installation ever." good art market as well. [photographing] for a long time." "Spirits in the Wild," featuring GrowingupinParkdgeinthe Owls in particular are a draw Elster largely sells his fine art around 35 to 40 of Elster's photo- 1970s and 1980s, Elster ttended Barn Owl.i PHOTO BY DAN ELSTER for the photographer's lens. prints at festivals and galleries, graphs, will run from June 10-28 atst. Paul ofthe Cross Ca olic "They are difficult to photo- though some of his photos have the Park Ridge gallery, 306 Busse School and Notre Darn College said with a laugh. graph. They are mostly nocturnal appeared in textbooks. He also Highway, with a special reception Prep in neighboring Nil . s. Nature Elster picked up photography asand I like the challenge of it," he supports organizations aimed at planned for Saturday, June 14 fromwas a part ofhis life ev'. then, as an adult after receiving a camera said. "There's something about wildlife conservation and says he 2 to 5 p.m. The reception is open to he enjoyed fishing with his father as a gift from his wife, Patty. Dur- owls, I can't put my finger on it. has donated some of his work for the public and admission is free. and watching the birds that flew ing walks through the woods near I'm doing a lot of work now on the fundraising auctions or publica- Elster, who normally exhibits nearby. He also kept a nnnber of his then-home in Island Lake, he spotted owl, which is an endan- tions supporting these efforts. his work in the Pacific Northwest, pets, including lizards, guinea pigs,started photographing the deer, gered species." "I want to open eyes to what's reached out to the Brickton Art frogs, turtles, snakes an1 other hawks and other wildlife he saw Some of the rarest birds Elster out there and the importance Center - where his mother still reptiles. along the way. has caught with his camera of preserving it," Elster said. takes classes - with an interest "I've always had weir$i pets from "She bought me a gift and include the northern spotted owl "Conservation is a big theme in my in bringing some of his work back as far back as I can remmber," he changed my life, really," Elster said.and bald eagles. He hasn't yet work." NIL A PIONEER PRESS PUBUCATION THURSDAY, MAY 29, 2014 9 I I

Nues Park District gets a helping hand from TARGET! I OAKTON COLLEGE Target Store Management provided 40 volunteers and a Oakton College confronts youth halfday ofservice to Nues Park District on May 20. Tony Pena is a District Team Leader & Sunda Obendorf unemployment ¡n Cook County is Community Captain. Volunteers were from 9 Chicagoland stores, and were here to kick off their BY TODD SHIELDS [email protected] ('tshìeIdsI9 United Way Campaign. Volunteers spread mulch &

Students Jason Nwosu and Abdullah pulled weeds at Pioneer Park and Golf Mill Park. Motan had hardships to overcome the day We appreciate them and all their hard work! they entered Oakton Community College in Des Plaines. Nwosu's family was low income and Motan had immigrated to Chicago from Pakistan. "I was a first-generation college student in my family. I was shown all the steps here at Oakton," Nwosu said. "English is a new language for me," Motan added. "The culture ¡s different here and my first semester was a little uncomfortable, then I realized people here don't care if I'm from Pakistan." Both young men went on to join several campus leadership dubs and will soon attend four-year colleges. Oakton College students Abdullah Motan, left, and Nwosu is transferring to Loyola Uni- Jason Nwosu speak at a roundtable discussion on versity and his classmate is attending the youth unemployment in Cook Counly. Cook Counly. University of niinois. TODO SHIELDS/SUN-TIMES MESA On Wednesday, they participated in a panel discussion at Oakton on turning "The key is to be like Jason and Abdullah. LOYOLA around youth unemployment through higherGet opportunities to connect with people," MEDICINE education or college job training in the Lee said, referring to student clubs, intern- Chicago area. ships and job fairs. David Pattinson's American Future, a Other corporate executives said com- nonprofit that aims to lower youth unem- panies should publicize more for kinds of Loyola University Health System's spine specialist, ployment, hosted the roundtable, where workers they will hire. Dr. Bart Wojewnik, invites you to his new location several corporations, educators and social "You can't just put out your shingle and at the Loyola Center for Health at Park Ridge. service groups participated. hope they will come. You need to find differ- "I graduated from college and right into ent organizations that have start-up training . Neck and lower back pain the 2008 economic collapse. Too many for new workers," he said. . Sports injuries graduates go right into unemployment," said "Many of us are not willing to put an . Cervical disc replacement Pattinson, who hosted the discussion event unskilled worker in front of a haif-miffion- . Cervical and lumbar disc disorders in 15 states. dollar machine - that's not good." According to Opportunity Nation, 15.4 Other local school officials said cur- Bart Wojewnik, MD . Nerve injuries percent of 16 to 24-year-olds in Cook County riculums were designed to show students . Minimally invasive surgery are not in school or working, compared to 14 connections between classes and actual job . Spine surgery percent in Illinois and 14.6 percent nation- skills. ally. For instance, Peter Bavis, associate prin- For more information about Loyola spine care, Kathy Brock, human resource manager cipal of teaching and learning at Evanston please visit:LoyolaMedicine.org/spine for Federal-Mogul Corp., has found "a big Township High School, said freshman and gap" ofjob applicants with two-year techni- sophomores receive post-secondary educa- For appointments, call: ca! degrees, which was the type of employee tion planning as well as hands-on job train- (708) 327-7000 she really needed. ing in building full-scale homes for eventual "Many technical fields don't require four- sale. year degrees," she explained. Other educators said parents believed Margaret Lee, president of Oakton their children have failed if they did not have Loyola Center for Health at Park Ridge College, said the computer age of emailing four-year degrees. 1030 W. Higgins Road resumes has significant drawbacks. They said such a perception needed to "The electronic media looks for keywords change, especially when manufacturing LoyolaMedicine.org/ParkRidge on resumes and our youth suffers for it," she companies were hiring people with technical said. degrees and certificates. University t$ealth System. All RighIs Reserved l20141317Moveo) IO THURSDAY, MAY 29,2014 A PIONEER PRESS PUB CATION NIL

III POLICE BLOTIER III CRIME BRIEFS THEFT placed it in the trunk of his car and May 21 when a side door was forced The following incidents were listed in leaf St., Skokie, was ch. rged with A Nues woman told police that be- went to a doctor's appointment open. An undisclosed amount of the official bulletin of the Niles Police driving under the influe ce on May 18 tween March 25 and May 7, Social on the 7900 block of Milwaukee property, valued at approximately Department. Readers are reminded that after police stopped her for alleg- Security funds were stolen from the Avenue. $2,600, was reported stolen. an arrest does not constitute a finding of edly speeding on the 7800 block of account of her disabled daughter. guilt. Only a court of law can make that Dempster Street at 1:15.m. She has a Police said the woman learned that determination. A 65-year-old Skokie woman told Designer clothes and accessories, June 13 court date. I several transactions had occurred police that on May 21 she saw valued at approximately $1,084, in New York City, resulting in the someone steal her purse from were stolen on the evening of May depletion of the account. Victor Cruz, 33, of 672I. Pickwick her car while she was returning a 21 from a vehicle parked at 800 Court, Mount Prospect,as charged shopping cart outside a store on RETAIL THEFT Civic Center Drive. The rear window with aggravated driving kinder the A $660 smartphone was stolen the 7300 block of Melvina Avenue. was broken to gain entry, police Barbara Swiderska, 61, of 9340 Hamilton influence and driving without a valid May 18 from a display inside a store The purse contained several credit said. Court, unincorporated Maine Township, license on May IB. Policé said Cruz cards and $120 in cash, police said. was charged with retail theft on May20 on the 7800 block of Milwaukee was stopped on the 8600 block of PROPERTY DAMAGE after she allegedly stole eight bottles of Avenue. Dempster Street at 1:43 a.m. after he Three windows were broken on two wine from a store on the 9000 block of A wallet, loose change and several was seen driving erratic uiiy. He had a BURGLARY TO VEHICLE ground-level apartments on the Golf Road. She has a June20 court date. tools were stolen between May May 27 court date. An unlocked vehicle parked in a 8200 block of Elizabeth Avenue 20 and May 21 from a minivan driveway on the 8900 block of on May IB between 3:40 and 4 parked in the 8900 block of Elmore Somsri Kumwong, 64, of 624 W. Kensing- Heathwood Circle was burglarized am. The residents did not know Manuel Juarez, 28, of 3231 N. Ken- Street. The van's sliding door was ton Road, Mount Prospect, was charged overnight between May 17 and May who may have caused the damage, neth Ave., Chicago, was charged with forced open and the dome light with retail theft on May20 after she 18. Nothingwas reported missing. police said. driving under the influerce on May was broken, police said. A debit allegedly stole clothing of an undisclosed Clothing was also stolen from a 17 after he was stopped or alleg- card that was inside the wallet was value from a store inside Golf Mill Shop- vehicle parked nearby on the 9000 edly speeding on Milwaukee Avenue reportedly used at a gas station Graffiti was discovered written in ping Center. She has a June20 court block of Terrace Drive. date. just before 2 am. Police said he to make a $100 charge. A second black spray paint on the play- was traveling at 60 mph in a 35 mph minivan, parked on the 8800 block ground and picnic area at Jonquil DUI speed zone. Court information was A man told police that his laptop of Wisner Street, was also burglar- Terrace Park, 7560 W. Mulford St., Hildy Lieberman, 56, of 3332 N. Green- not available. was stolen on May 20 after he ized overnight between May 20 and on the evening of May IB.

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III MORTON GROVE Dominick'sneit!hbrstaking hit withgrocerclosed

BY PAM DEPIGUO For Sun-Times Media

ithout the shoppers who used to flok to Mor- ton Grove's Dominick's grocery store, other businesses in the Prairie View Plaza shopping center have seen traffic and sales decline since the grocer closed at the end of last year, some store managers said. Those managers were heart- ened by recent news that a Meijer grocery store may open in Dominick's former space. They hope it will bring in more shoppers who then spot the plaza's other businesses and decide to walk in The Rug and Sofa store in Morton Grove the doors. has put up signs and specials to lure Customer traffic at the Salva- customers. i PAM DEFIGLIO/FOR SUN-TIMES MEDIA tion Army Family Store is down about 20 percent, and sales are "If a Meijer does open up there, down about 10 percent over a year it would be good for business," he earlier, estimates Joseph Gordon, said. the store manager. Gordon, of the Salvation Army "It's been a lot slower," he said. store, was more cautious, saying "People used to go to Dominick's a Meijer store could be good if it and then come here too." brings in more shoppers, but not if January and February are his locating it in the shopping center typical slow months, he said, but forces his store to move. once people begin spring cleaning, The Dominick's at Dempster and Waukegan Road in Prairie View Plaza closed at the end of 2013. i pioEnGuo/FoRsuN-TIMs MEDIA A Meijer store would very posit picks up again. sibly be bigger than the footprint Since Dominick's left, the L.A. Sofa furniture store and a K. G Several retail spaces at the east was locked and dark during busi- of the Dominick's store and could Fitness health club draws the Fashion Superstore. There a end of the mall, including 6717 ness hours last week. locate anywhere within the shop- greatest number of people to the also outlots containing a Ken cky Dempster, a former Chinese buffet, Wajeh Hassan, the store man- ping plaza, Alan Saposnik of Tower shopping center, Gordon said. Fried Chicken restaurant, B . of and 6725 Dempster, are vacant. ager at the RoomPlace furniture Realty Services, the local commer- Other than that, there is a Room- America branch, a Starbucks and The Hair Studio at 6733 Dempster store, said customer traffic and cial leasing agent for Prairie View Place furniture store, a Rug and a few other businesses. has product displays visible, but sales are down at his store, too. Plaza's owner, Federal Construe- tion, said last week. A Dollar Store is located immediately next to Dominick's former space, but a company representative did not return a phone call by press time. Managers at K&G and the Rug and Sofa store declined to comment for this story. Gordon, the manager of the Salvation Army store, said he wished the Morton Grove Farmer's Market would move to Prairie View Plaza becauseit would bring in shoppers. He said his store at- tracts people from all walks of life, and many people come in to scoop up collectibles or buy vintage clothing to resell at Wicker Park boutiques. "I'd like people to know we're The Salvation Army store in Prairie View plaza has seen a IO percent decline in . es, The Rug & Sofa store in Prairie View Plaza could be bumped in favor of a new Meijer still here, and we're open for busi- over last year, since Domincks left, the manager said.i PAM DEF!GLPO/FOR SUN-TIMES MEDIA store in Morton Grove.PAM DEFIGLIO/FOR SUN-TIMES MEDIA ness," he said. NIL A PIONEER PRESS PUBliCATION THURSDAY, MAY 29, 2014 13 I

III NILES Niles, Park Ridge cops again join donut fundraiser

BY JENNIFER JOHNSON Caller harassedwoman, [email protected] I @Jen_Pioneer

threatened to kill officer Park Ridge and Nues police IPolice: officers will again be headed up to the rooftops ofarea Dunkin' Donuts BY JENNIFER JONNSON Calling the phone number locations for the annual fundraiser [email protected] @Jen_Pioneer the man had used to contact the benefitting Special Olympics Illinois. woman, a Nues police officer The Cop of a Rooftop event will A man accused of harassing areached a man and asked to take place Friday, May 30, from 5 woman over the phone allegedlyspeak with him about his re- a.m. to 2 p.m. threatened to kill a Niles police peated calls and alleged threats. Park Ridge police officers will be officer who was investigating According to the police report, staffing the Dunkin' Donuts shops at the case. the suspect allegedly shouted 1129 W. Touhy Ave., 2606 W. Demp- According to police, a at the officer, said he used the ster St., and 742 W. Higgins Road. 54-year-old Niles woman re- phone number for business Niles officers will be at the 7039 W. ported on May 17 that she had purposes and that the officer Dempster St., 7235 N. Caidwell Ave., received a call the week before was taking up his time. Before and 7525 N. Harlem Ave. locations. from a man who told her she hanging up, the man threatened A list of additional locations Park Ridge police collect donations for Special Olympics Illinois during a past Cop on had won $3.2 million. Think- to find and kill the officer if any around the Chicago area and the Top" fundraiser at Dunkin Donuts, 2606 W. Dempster St. i FILE ing the prizewasa scam, the more of his time was wasted, state can be found at wwwsolll.org/ woman told the caller she was police said. ailec_event/dunkin-donuts-cop-on- $10 will receive a Law Enforcement ing awareness of Special Olympics not interested, which prompted When the officer called the rooftop. Torch Run travel mug while sup- illinois athletes and their accom- him to begin screaming at her number back, no one reportedly Donations to the Law Enforce- plies last, as well as a coupon for a plishments, according to the Park and threatening to come to her answered. ment Torch Run, which raises free medium coffee. Ridge Police Department. house, police said. The caller spoke with what money for Special Olympics, will Dunkin' Donuts will also donate Local police raise money for Spe- The woman told police that police described as a "Jamaican be accepted at the three locations. $15,000 to the Torch Run fund. cial Olympics in other ways as well, the caller called back that same accent." The victim asked that Anyone who makes a donation will The ifiinois Law Enforcement including the Lake Michigan Polar day and two more times on Maypolice continue to follow up on receive a coupon for a free donut Torch Run has raised nearly $31 Plunge, plane pull at O'Hare Airport 17, again threatening her. the incident. and customers donating at least million over 28 years while increas- and Torch Run event itself

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costs the village $6,000. Board last December. MILES The leak along the 6900 block of MILES Executive Director Janet Van De Carr Oakton was first reported March 24 and said the library will resume Sunday hours Village Board member joins hunt for despite the efforts of two private leak Village open two Saturdays of i to 5 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 7. water leak companies anI help from neighboring for vehicle slicker purchases The Village of Niles has decided on a Morton Grov crews have been unable The Village of Niles' Finance Depart- new plan of attack for tracking down an to find the sotrce. Replacing all bolts ment will be open two Saturdays for PARK RIDGE elusive water leak that has been plagu- and flanges failed to make a difference, residents to purchase vehicle stickers. Lutheran Cenerai to host run/walk for ing a stretch of Oakton Street for eight the release said. Car owners may purchase stickers weeks. A complicating factor in the search from 8:30 a.m. to noon on Saturdays, Adult Down Syndrome Center Mayor Andrew Przybylo said in a was village reèords: A map of the nearlyJune 21 and June 28, at 1000 Civic Cen- Advocate Lutheran General Hospital recent press release that he's asked 60-year-old water main was wrong, ter Drive, Niles. Reduced rates are also will host a 5K run/3K walk benefitting the Trustee Joe LoVerde, who has 30 years making it diffcult to find the main and available to senior citizens, age 62 or hospital's Adult Down Syndmme Center on of construction experience with village its connection. Another complication older, by June 30. Saturday, May 31. water and sewers and 18 years of ex- was emergendy leaks popping up else- The vehicle stickers are valid from Open to runners, walkers and spectators, perience with the park district, to help where - eight water main breaks, nine July 1, 2014 through June 30, 2015, and the Fitness Fun for Everyone event begins Public Services crews find the source b-box repairs,five hydrant repairs and can be purchased by mail, in person or with registration and check-in from 7:15 of the leak, which so far has cost the two valve repairs - that forced crews at local currency exchanges. to 7:45 a.m. at the Adult Down Sdmme village $36,000. to interrupt their search. For more information, call the Admin- Center, 1610 Luther Lane. The run/walk will "I'm not Superman," LoVerde said Przybylo sad the longer the leak istration Building at 847-588-8000. follow at 8:15 a.m. after the mayor announced the deci- goes on, the nore chance it will cause Cost is $30 per participant and proceeds sion. "I'm just going to pitch in my subterranean .iamage to "other utility wifi go toward the Adult Down Smdmme experience and my background to find lines and the oadbed." PARK RIDGE PUBLIC LIBRARY Center. ADSC patienta and non-patients with [the leak]." "I am fearftl that even a sinkhole Down Sdrome can participate for free. Sunday library closures The main is scheduled to be re- could appear if this leak isn't found," he The ron/walk will be followed by a picnic to start in Park Ridge placed this year and Village Manager said. until 11 aiii, though participants are asked to Steve Vinzeano said he is concerned The village has battled 321 water As of May 25, the Park Ridge Public Li- bring their own refreshments. the search for the leak will deplete the main breaks ithe past two years, at a brary is closed on Sundays for the summer. For more information, contact sarah. village's water fund. He has said every cost of more t an $600,000. The closures are part of cost-cutting [email protected] call 847-723- time crews dig up another section, it measures implemented by the Library 6139.

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this month, we were informed that Dis- trict 207 has approved another pay raise for the literature trigger Justthe teachers' union. This was done without input or regard for the taxpayers who have to ! pay the bill. Despite the fact that the average "When you think household income is $86,000 for taxpayers who BY RANDY about it, the list of are working all year long, we are asked to raise BLAS the salaries of teachers who average $114,000 for great books deemed 9 months or 1,100 contract hours. too subversive or Over the past 12 years, the average household income has hcreased 46 percent but the CPI is coercive to be read up 54 percent. Our middle class residents are of the joys of college life is by college students falling behind. Educators, however, have enjoyed that the campus is a sacred over 60 percent in pay increases. Dig deeper into Oespace, a relatively safe place to would be endless. your pockets, or get another job, for the taxman learn about life, to learn about your- Literature does not will soon be coming to your door. self and to learn about others. Even though the ACT test scores have For nany students, lately, it seems explore the kind dropped for students and two of District 207 the c1asroom is just not safe enough. and the meek and the schools have below national average scores we The latest campus fad is something are told to pay more. Salaries that are higher called 'trigger warnings" for class- best ofall possible than the national average for educators provid- room inaterial. worlds. 'Pollyanna' ing the same level of service. How much longer Students have dreamed up this can this go on? mechinism as a way to warn other was a dangerous You have to understand the administration studeitts of an artistic portrayal of place to be." has no interest in contesting raises. They also get heavy, and at times, unpleasant life raises. Board of Education trustees approve the event. And I'm not talking about Oscar Wilde: "All art is quite useless. request of the administration and union without binge drinking hazing and date rape, much push back, so there is little the taxpayer all of which have been identified as abuse and graphic violence. possible worlds. "Pollyanna" was a can do to stop the train wreck. all to real issues confronting today's Other books on the trigger list in- dangerous place to be. Today, six-figure pensions are routine, as a coeds dude the classic "Things Fall Apart" Literature explores the human result the state is broke and ranks 46th in the na- er warnings are meant to by Chinua Achebe, "Mrs. Dalloway" condition and how people deal with tion as a place for companies to locate to because warn .tudents about the awful things by Virginia Woolf, and Shakespeare's the hand that life has dealt them, of high taxes. The state is helpless, as long as they ii ght come across in literature. "The Merchant of Venice." however lousy that might be. school boards continue to raise salaries beyond To to ' ay's fragile students, simply Are there others waiting in the So the study of literature is the free market norms. readi i g about some bad things wings? Certainly anyone who has study of life. Its purpose is to teach If taxpayers would demand publicly-funded inigh i cause a student to suffer from lived through the last 14 years of Big life lessons. charter schools, which are out of the state pen- some sort of post-traumatic stress Brotherism, the never-ending war on Sometimes those lessons are hard sion system and free of union demands, we could clisoer. terror, so-called Homeland Security to learn, but learn them we must. begin reverse the damaged educational system. at books have been targeted for and NSA spying might need a trigger Sometimes the lessons are unpleas- Charter schools could provide a level of educa- t .:4:r warnings? Would you believe warning for "1984." ant, but deal with them we must. tion not currently available and at realistic costs. "The reat Gatsby"? Why? I always When you think about it, the list Otherwise, what is the point of I suggest you visit the website "publicwatchdog. tho :t it was just a grossly over- of great books deemed too subver- literature, of college, of art? org" and click on the "Maine Twp. High School ratpiece of work. Turns out, that sive or coercive to be read by college Oscar Wilde, the famous Irish wit, Dist. 207" link for insightful information. whe college kids are about to read students would be endless. once said that all art is quite useless. Michael Frey "Ga -by," they need to be warned that Literature does not explore the With this trigger thing universities Park Ridge the i iterial covers suicide, domestic kind and the meek and the best of all will make sure of that.

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From fast-food workers tomuseum attendees, cash is king Looking for fun? Check out if you look University of California at at two seemingly Berkeley finds that fast-food Sometimes,unrelated things, you workers make so little that ourTop Five discover a relationship. they rely on $7 billion a year At least, looking at two in food stamps, Medicare picks for the things in the context of each and other government other can pose new perspec- "How manyof assistance programs. That weekend's tives. these millionsof one in five families with a I was reading a story in member who works in the the paper about the opening Americans ever fast-food industry has an best bets. of the 9/11 Memorial Mu- will be able to income below the poverty seum in New York City line. And that more than Unlike other museums afford the $24 half of families of full-time that are about art, or sci- admission to the fast-food workers are on ence, the 9/11 museum is public assistance. more a secular shrine. It 9/Ji Museum?" How many of these mil- honors those murdered by lions of Americans ever terrorists that tragic day will be able to afford the and seeks to unify and so- Mayor Michael Bloomberg $24 admission to the 9/11 lidify all Americans in their with his customary humil- Museum? That $24 is about resolve to oppose terrorism. ity - write a letter to their a half-day's pay - before Though operated by a ressional representative. taxes. And those people bet- nonprofit foundation, the That same day I read that ter not be married or have federal government gave fast-food industry workers kids. Barn! $24 for a spouse. $250 million toward the in 155 cities and 33 countries Barn! $24 per kid. museum's construction. were marching for wages So, what does that tell Admission to the mu- higher than minimum wage. me about the museum and Your guide to the weekend and beyond seum is $24 per person. Minimum wage in Illinois is wages for fast-food industry Too expensive for such a $8.25 an hour. It is $7.25 in and other low-pay workers? Every Thursday hallowed, patriotic place? the rest of the U.S. I guess I'll write a letter Those who think so should A new study by the to my congressional repre- - said former New York City University of Illinois and the sentative and ask. 18 ThURSDAY, MAY 29,2014 A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION NIL III FEATURED HOME BY AGGREGO NEWS SERVICE

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MAY29 To submit an event for consideration in print, 5 p.m.: Applications for the summer volunteering Gnome, Elf and Fairy Festival visit www.pioneerlocal.com/submit- program are due by May 18. Skokie Public Library, I p.m.: Dress up as an elf, gnome or fairy and bring St. John Brebeut McTeacher's Night content and click the "Events" tab on the 5215 Oakton St., Skokie. the family to enjoy an afternoon of outdoor magic. Fundraisor left side of the screen. Please submit the The event includes themed story times, crafts and 5 p.m.: St. John Brebeuf Teachers will be taking event no Iatertian IO days before the desired Shabbat Dinner keepsakes. For ages 2 to IO with an adult. Wild- over the Nues McDonald's to help raise money for publication da1. 6:30 p.m.: Followed by Shabbat service. Ezra-Ha- wood Nature Center, 529 Forestview Ave,, Park their school. Fifteen percent of monies brought bonim Niles Township Jewish Congregation, 4500 Ridge. Call 847-692-5127. in with a fundraiser slip will be donated back to Dempster St., Skokie. St. John Brebeuf. Get your fundraiser slip from Sean Masterson's Magic Matinee the school. The event includes a appearance by 1:30 p.m.: A theatrical magic show that combines SATURDAY, MAY 31 Ronald McDonald at 5:30 p.m. McDonald's, 6460 HAPPX I GNEAREV sleight-of-hand illusions with skilled storytelling. Dempster St., Niles. For more information, call Skokie Theatre, 7924 Lincoln Ave., Skokie. Call Park Ridge Farmers Market 630-699-6099. 847-677-7761. $12. THURSDAY, MAY 29 7 am.: The weekly farmers market runs every Saturday through October. Park Ridge Farmers Origami Workshop FRIDAY, MAY 30 Auditions for little Women' Market, Prairie and Garden Streets, Park Ridge. 2 p.m.: Discover how Japanese art influenced 6 p.m.: Audition fr the theatrical adaptation of Frank Lloyd Wright's architecture, and learn basic Rise and Shine Story Time Louisa May Alco*'s classic novel about the March Science and Religion in Modern folds and designs in origami to make figures IO a.m.: A 30-minute story time for children ages 2 sisters duringthirtransutuon to adulthood during Jewish Thought inspired by architecture. For students in grades to 6 with a caregiver. N lles Public Library District, the Civil War Em.For aspiring actors ages IO 9 am.: Kehillat Shalom (KS) is a conservative four to six. Call to register. Morton Grove Public 6960 W. Oakton St., Niles. Call 847-663-1234. and up. Call 847-29-7420 or email rhhorwitz@ Jewish congregation that is lay-led, egalitarian, Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove. Call skokieparks.orgfor more information. Devonshire participatory, family and community-friendly and 847-929-5102. SATURDAY, MAY 31 Cultural Center,4400 Greenwood St., Skokie. full of ruach. The group meets in the social hall. Temple Judea Mizpah, 8610 Niles Center Road, Summer ReadingClub 2014 HourotCode Skokie. Call 847-679-6513. SUNDAY, JUNE I 6:30 p.m.: Leamlhe basics of computer program- Volunteer Orientalion ming. For kids in fourth to eighth grade. Registra- 0:30 am.: Kids in seventh grade and older can Skokie Art Guild Summer Reading Kick-Off tion required. Skokie Public Library, 5215 Oakton 9:30 am.: The group offers figure drawing work- I p.m.: Celebrate the beginning of the summer reading learn about the summer volunteer opportunities St., Skokie. Call B47-324-3149. shops every Saturday. There are live models but program with a variety of activities. Events run from I available at the library. Niles Public Library District, no instructor. Devonshire Cultural Center, 4400 p.m. to 5 p.m. A couple of them required registration. 6960 W. Oakton St., Niles. Call 847-663-1234. Down to Busipiess Book Discussion: Greenwood St., Skokie. Call 847-673-4450. $20 Skokie Public Library, 5215 Oakton St., Skokie. 'Leanln' per session; $12 for guild members. SUNDAY, JUNE I 7 p.m.: The grou meets to discuss the book by Family Workshop: Photography Fun! Sheryl Sandberg Skokie Public Library, 5215 Blood Pressure and Blood Sugar 3 p.m.: We take photos nearly every day, but how NOes Garden Club: Creating Oakton St., Skokie. Call 847-673-7774. Screening does a camera lens work? And how can we use Summer Containers IO am.: No appointment needed. Just walk in. photography to produce remarkable images that I p.m.: Learn tricks to creating containers, while Unkedln for dvanced Users No charge, but donations are welcome. For more showcase imagination, passion and talent? Join decorating the library entrance and lower level 7 p.m.: Learn ho to go beyond basic functions to information, call 847-823-0453 or visit www. Chicago photographer Matthew Austin to explore window-well with seasonal arrangements in this enhance the p . ence of a professional profile. centerofconcern.org. The Center of Concern, 1580 photography as a means of storytelling by making hands-on outdoor workshop. Bring garden gloves Registration req ired. Skokie Public Library, 5215 N. Northwest Highway, Suite 310, Park Ridge. your own pinhole camera and composing fleeting and a small spade. Dress for the weather. Niles Oakton St., Sko e. Call 847-673-7774. images throughout the museum's stunning indoor Public Ubrary District, 6960 W. Oakton St., Nues. Romp & Rhyme and outdoor spaces. Recommended for ages 8 Call 847-663-1234. FRIDAY, MAY 30 Il am.: A special library time to play and share to 14 with an adult. Reservations required; email rhymes, stories and songs. Parent or caregiver [email protected]. Illinois Holocaust Museum, MONDAY, JUNE 2 Offßay,Fun.ys must be present. For ages 12-24 months. Glenview 9603 Woods Drive, Skokie. 7:30 am.: Chuldoen can spend the day off games, Public Library, 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview. Call 847-729-7500. Babylime crafts, movies a d more. Children must bring a MONDAY, JUNE 2 li am.: A short program of stories, songs, rhymes lunch and a drin. For students in kindergarten Parent-Tot Sports and playtime for children 2 and under with a through sixth gr de. Registration is limited. Dee Money Matters Discussion a Il am.: Children are introduced to a variety of caregiver. Nues Public Library District, 6960 Park, 9229 Eme son St., Des Plaines. Call 847- IO am.: The group meets on the first and third sports, including football, basketball and baseball. W. Oakton St., Niles. For more information, call 297-3000. $32. Monday of each month. Park Ridge Senior Center, For children ages 18 months to 3 years. Parents are 847-663-1234. IDO S. Western Ave., Park Ridge. Write Your SOcks Off encouraged to participate. Classes begin at II am. Saturdays through June 28, except May 24. Nor- 2 p.m.: The writing group meets to share individual Women Inventors: Part Two SUNDAY, JUNE B ridge Park District, 4631 N. Overhill Ave., Norridge. work and receive feedback. For aspiring writers in I p.m.: A discussion about important discoveries their 20s or 30s Eisenhower Public Library, 4813 Call 708-457-1244. $50-$60. Torch Run for Special Olympics Illinois made by women throughout history. Mather's. 7134 N. Oketo Ave., Hrwood Heights. IO am.: Cheer on members of the Hiles Police Digital CraifTime: Groen Screen W. Higgins Ave., Chicago. Call 773-774-4804. $8 suggested donation. Department who run to raise money for the Special Make YourOvn Zine for Photography Olympics Illinois. Niles Village Hall, 1000 Civic 3:30 p.m.: The group meets monthly to edit and I p.m.: Learn about green screens. For kids in Center Drive, Niles. For more information, call publish a mini magazine. Eisenhower Public fourth to eighth grade. Registration required. 847-588-8000. SEECAUNDAR, NEXT PAGE» NTh A PIONEER PRESS PUBUCATION ThURSDAY MAY 29 2014 21 about interesting books and have some available for you to check out. Registration required. North « FROM PREVIOUS PAGE Shore Senior Center, 6140 Dempster St., Morton l Grove. Call 847-470-5223. CALENDAR tFi EveningRush 'Minecraft' Mania 4:30 p.m.: Play "Minecraft" with other gamers. Page Turners For kids in fourth to eighth grade. Registration 1p.m.: The group discusses "The Unlikely Pilgrimage required. Skokie Public Library, 5215 Oakton St., of Harold Fry" by Rachel Joyce. New members are al- Skokie. Call 847-324-3149. ways welcome. Just drop in. Glenview Public Library, RUSH HOUR 930 Glenview Road, Glenview. Call 847-729-7500, Office of Representative Jan r Schakowsky and State Representative Lego Club Lou Lang 4p.m.: Play and create with the library's Lego 5:30 p.m.: A community outreach representative collection. Kids under the age of 8 must be ac- will offer guidance on immigration, visas, the NEWS POWER companied by an adult. Skokie Public Library, 5215 Post Office, Social Security, Medicare, Veteran's Oakton St., Skokie. Call 847-324-3149. Administration or any other federal agency. Skokie Alzheimer's Support Group Public Library, 5215 Oakton St., Skokie. End your work day in a tun and engaging way. Register for free 110W to receive 6:30 p.m.: Meets on the first Tuesday of each iPad Apps: Intermediate our newsletters & read all about the days news highlights whHe you unwind. month. Home Instead Senior Care, 8822 Niles 7 p.m.: The demo class reviews different app Center Road, Skokie. Call 847-673-1250. categories. Attendees can bring an iPad if they Beyond Google Group own one. Park Ridge Public Library, 20 S. Prospect 7p.m.: Explore the latest Internet developments Ave., Park Ridge. Call 847-825-3123. $15 for non- and search techniques. Your questions direct the Park Ridge Library cardholders. discussion, so bring them with you. New members are welcome. Just drop in. Glenview Public Library, FRIDAY, JUNE 6 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview. Call 847-729-7500. Nonfiction Book Discussion TUESDAY, JUNE 3 IO a.m.: The group discusses "Wicked River" by Lee Sandlin. Park Ridge Public Library, 20 S. Pros- Microsoft Word pectAve., Park Ridge. Call 847-825-3123. I p.m.: Learn how to use Word to create documents a that have an impact. This is a two-part class begin- SATURDAY. JUNE 7 0._s ning I p.m. June 3 and IO. Mather's, 7134 W. Higgins .s Ave., Chicago. Call 773-774-4804. $28-$35. Great Discoveries Beyond Coogle ":- : lo am.: Learn about online resources available at :.- . . . Pop-Up Junior High Program the library. Park Ridge Public Library, 20 S. Pros- 3:30 p.m.: Middle schoolers are invited to stop by pect Ave., Park Ridge. Call 847-825-3123. -. the library after school to socialize, play games, uti- ' lize the library's resources and more. Skokie Public DAR Genealogy Workshop im Library, 5215 Oakton St., Skokie. Call 847-324-3149. 1:30 p.m.: This drop-in workshop is for women who g are interested in joining the 21st Star Chapter of u m i' Create a Simple Website with WordPressDaughters of the American Revolution. Park Ridge 7 p.m.: Learn to use this free tool to create a blog Public Library, 20 S. Prospect Ave., Park Ridge. or simple website. You will use your email address Call 847-825-3123. to sign up for an account, create a site, and learn t to add text, pictures and more. Please bring your SUNDAY, JUNE 8 email account information. Registration limited to 5. Morton Grove residents have priority. Students Greater Chicago Jewish Festival must be experienced and comfortable with a II am.: Peter Himmelman will headline this year's computer, a keyboard and a mouse. For more Greater Chicago Jewish Festival. In the event of information or to register, go to calendar. mgpl.org rain, the festival will be held at Niles West High or call 847-929-5101. Morton Grove Public Library, School. St. Paul Woods, 6500 W. Oakton St., 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove. Morton Grove. Call 847-933-3000. $5 suggested donation; children and seniors free. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4 Book & Author: Isaac Levendel Book Talk: Stories Set in the 1:30 p.m.: Six years of research contributed to Great Outdoors "Hunting Down the Jews: Vichy, Nazis and Mafia I p.m.: Get away from the city and explore the Collaborators in Provence 1942-1944," Isaac Leven- great outdoors through books of various genres del's penetrating analysis of Nazi and Vichy anti-se- set against the backdrop of nature. Every month, mitic policy. A book signing will follow. Reservations a librarian from the Morton Grove Public Library required; email [email protected]. Illinois flOw i lOW dl SÜMIÍMES.COM/REGISTER comes to the North Shore Senior Center to talk Holocaust Museum, 9603 Woods Drive, Skokie. 22 ThURSDAY, MAY 29,2014 A PIONEER PRESS P' UCATION NIL ID BUILDING PERMITS BY AGGREGO NEWS SERVICE BIZ NOTES

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BY ANNE ALLEMAN season Sept. 1. If you want to do For Sun-Times Media both parks, figure out what's most important to your family and hit coaster fans - it's time that first. If it's the water park, to take on Goliath. going there first might be a good RoilerThe new giant in the thing - you'll be dry before the world of wooden roller coaster, the ride home. Goliath (opening soon) is a triple- "Enjoy all the bigger thrill rides world-record-breaking coaster, .. . the drop slides are very popu- said Six Flags Great America lar. The surf ride is very popu'ar. communications manager Katy Some of the body slides over Enrique. by the wave pool are extremely «It will be the fastest wooden popular, so we recommend people roller coaster, and [features] the tackle those things first," Enrique tallest and steepest drop [180-feet] said. "Then if you just want to bob of any wooden roiler coaster in and float the rest of the day, then the world," she said. "We're very you can go into the wave pool and excited about it." do the lazy river after you've gotten Wooden roller coasters have a Six Flags Great America. The Batman ride everything checked offyour to-do certain cache among coaster pur- I OUFITESYSIXFLAGS list." ists. They're intriguing to a lot of theme parks, she said. Fright Fest "For one, they're a staple," she One of the park's biggest said. "Every major theme park has phenoms is Fright Fest, which at least one wooden roller coaster. Six Flags Great America's Goliath is touted as the world's tallest, fastest and steepest takes over Six Flags from the end Secondly, it also is undergoing wooden roller coaster.i COuRrsySIx FLAGS of September through Halloween probably some of the biggest roller weekend. This season, look for coaster innovations. Our American20-acre water park, Six Flags Now, if you are coming to Six Fright Fest Six Six Six. Eagle roller coaster for instance, Great America boasts live shows Flags with the singular goal of "It's going to be six weeks of was the longest, tallest, fastest and three children's themed areasdoing all the thrill rides, it is terror, those six weekends starting wooden roller coaster of its time. with more than 30 rides. So how possible to have that kind of an Sept. 27 to Nov. 2, six haunted "But now with Goliath, the track are you supposed to get through experience. Six flags Great America Hurricane houses and six live shows," En- offers a smoother ride and get- the two parks in one day? The . aWe usually tell people to go Harbori SUPPLIED PHOTO rique said. ting the trains to do elements tht season pass is recommended. into the left [once you enter the they've never been able to do before. "It's definitely challenging for park] and start your day that way,our territories[have] features for Live shows [including] overbanked turns, whichpeople to come in and do both because a lot of people tend to go all ages. You will see a big coaster The entertainment department means your feet will kind ofgo over parks in one day," she said. "Our into the park towards the right and some of those in-between puts on a live singing and danc- your head a little bit when you tilt season passes are such a great for whatever reason. We tell them rides [like] Revolution, Home ing show in the musical hall, plus over to the side, so you'll be beyond value; we find most of our guests to go against the flow," Enrique Town Fun Machine and Triple a character show in the Mardi 90 degrees on the track, and then are turning over into seasonal said. Play. Then you'll see kids' areas Gras area (that's where you'll find you're actually going to go upside pass holders. It's nice for season "Then if they want to do the throughout the park - KidzopolisTweety and Bugs and Sylvester). down two times on Goliath, which is pass holders that there is almost big coasters, try to get those doneand Camp Cartoon and Little Dip-Then there's a Southwest show something not many wooden roller too much to do in one day. It givesin the morning, because that's per. So the family can kind of stay in the Mooseburger Lodge, and coasters do. them the flexibility to come and when we have the fewest amount together as a unit but still venturethere's usually something playing "There's only two others in the experience the park a bunch of of people in the park." off and do their own thing." the Victorian. world right now that actually go different ways throughout the If you're coming with a minivan Additionally, adults might enjoy upside down. I think that's the summer and even into the fall." full of ankle biters, rest easy. The Hurricane Harbor a "Screams and Dreams, Volumes major draw to these wooden roller Six Flags also offers a monthly park was laid out with you in In 2011, Great America under- 1-3." coasters - they can do these payment plan for families, and mind. went a major expansion to its "It's basically a history of the amazing elements that nobody's discounts for online daily ticket "Say that you go into South- water park, Hurricane Harbor, park, back in the '70s when it was ever seen before, and that's really sales. There's also a no-frills west Territory. If you have called Riptide Bay. The five-acre built and then through the '80s and due some engineering innovation Thrill Pass that costs the same asteenagers with you, they can ride expansion included four new drop '90s and into today," she said. "It's out there." a daily ticket and lets you come Raging Bull, they can ride Viper, slides, a surf rider, an activity pooia fun show for adults who have back as many times as you want they can ride Giant Drop. Now and another family raft ride. grown up going to the park, with Season pass - but it does not include admis- if you have little kids with you, The Harbor opens at 11:30 a.m. different owners and expansions. In addition to the 14 heart- sion to Hurricane Harbor or there are smaller rides in that daily starting May 24 and closes It's really an interesting history of clenching roller coasters and Fright Fest. same area," Enrique said. "A lot ofaround sunset;it closes for the Great America." 24 THURSDAY, MAY 29,2014 A PIONEER PRESS PUBUliON NIL

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June 10 and 25, Aug. Count Basie). July 22: JoeSounds Wednesdays, June 11-Aug. 27, at Otherwise. June 18: Wendy Mor- Montréal, Canada. June 30: Jim 5: James Park, Dodge at Mulford. Steel Drum Trio (Caribbean! the Chicago Botanic Garden, 1000 gun & DB. June 25: Mr. Singen & Fackenthal of Chicago. July 7: Tim June 17 and July 29: Harbert calypso). July 29: Pamela Rose Lake Cook Road, Glencoe. Admis- the Sharp Cookies. July 2: Karen Sleep of Naperville. July 14: Roy Park, Dernpster at McDaniel. Juneand Windy City Country (classics, sion is free; parking is $25 per car. Banks-Lubicz (folk/rock). July 9: Lee of Ottawa, Canada. July 21: 24 and July 1: Bent Park, Central contemporary country aI rock 'n' Call (847) 835-5440 or visit www. Human Tim + Robot Tim. July 16: David Hunsberger of Berkeley, Cal. MAY 25-31, 2014

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first time I saw 26-year-old directorial wunderkind Aram Rappaport, he was dispatching instructions to a team ofsix people while walking briskly down the hallway at Splash headquarters. He was filming the financial Thethriller 'A Conspiraty on Jekyll Island"starring Minnie Driver, Frank Grillo, Dianna Agron and Ed Westwick (among other Hollywood notables). On that day, Raprvaport was using Splash as the location for a high-tension scene between Driver and Grillo, and the young diicrnr pmved he could hold his own alongside the seasoned Hollywood vets - after sharing a few words with his stars about the script, he returned to his chair and monitor, then called «action!" Rappaport's comfort behind the camera isn't a coincidence; he's chased his dixcto- rial dreams since childhood. «1 wanted to be in film since the beginning of time," laughs Favorite the LA native. "1 wanted to act originally but my dad had always said,'Dort be a victim movies ofthe industry. Write your own material so you don't have to wait for a phone call or '8igFi,2 SUCh a Supp0. 003): "I an wait for an audition and hopefully get a mie.' " Rappaport took his dacTh advice and er of ran with it, penning, producing and starring in his first flickwhile still in high schooL realisman magica, themoo a ShoOt.for Dubbed "One Line,"the film followed an autistic boy who auditioned for a school play bi 9ger-than,. and earned a one-line part. "Whether I was good or awÑI, I will never know," he jokes. Since that first film, Rppaport's prjects have ramped up rapidly in terms of "Monsters production value and star power. His second feature film, 2013's "Syrup" an adapta- (2010) "Ides of tion ofthe 1999 novel by Max Bany - starred bombshell (and future Mrs.Johnny MarchIr* Depp) Amber Heard and actor Shiloh Fenìandeboth hired by Rappaport before (2011) their careers had taken off.Those prescient casting choices underscored Rappaport's eyt for rung talent no'sç Hollywood bigwigs are calling Rapport himsdfthe big thing. "My relationship with Mm was formed under the trials ofshooting on such a small FaVOr budget,"says "Jekyll Island"pmducer Hilasy Shor, whose other recent credits indude jcagospots "The Paperboy"with Nicole Kidman and Zac Efmn and "Lee Daniela' The Butler.""T in restaurant isBlind Faith have faith he will develop into an extraordinary filmmaker, and I was happy to be able to "My favorite B,ifldfa1taf1 525 DemP5 amazing-. nurture that talent." Evanston unset,vegetarian andit's an "Jekyll Island," the direc&s third effort,will be released this fall with a Chicago pre- comJ.I'm a restaUrt. miere. It's an apropos nod to the city that was the movie's muse. "Coming to [Chicago] has a greatsailin9 uni versit'Jl as a childgave me thevibe for the citç"says Rappaport,who tookregolar summer trips Northwestem sail." 1823 favorite thingto do is here with his flither. "It's what I s thinking inspirationallywhen I wmte the script." Off program. My hWeStem Campus; Fit re To pen that scnptwhich follows Driver and Grillo as they attempt to thwart a set stories Diner 12301N. Clark cyber attack on the US lInanCIaI system, Rappaport had to become something ofa Wall "Eleven City biggest omelets "While we were shooting, has the Street expert. "Over the course oftwo years I ended up meeting with economists, stock met Frank there was a fight on HBO that Ed EleveflC1tYd1esc0mJwhere first brokers, marketers - anyone who had any semblance ofknowledge on how the market seefl It's come to the Westwick, Frank and Minnie wanted t've ever made him tGriII01 - I omelet with me Would fluctuate and how that relates to regulation and the Federal Reserve. We walked to watch. They convinced the owners of get an diner and it." dowi the street asking people,'What is The Fed?and What does the Federal Reserve the house we shot at to let them watch it becauset hadto have do?' The answers would be different acmss the board, and no one would have any idea on the big-screen TV.I go to check up on [whatThe Fed] actually does."He hopes his movie inspires "the audience to leave want- them and someone is yelling about ing to do research on their own and find their own stance on the topic." the fight, 'Come on, hit 'em! Hit In advance of"Jekyll Island's" release, Rappaport is hunkering down in Rogers Park 'em!' And it's Dianna! Dianna is freaking out in front of the and devoting his time to editing, re-editing and testing the film in Chicago markets. fig ht, putting up her fists, Though the end is in sight, he's determined to keep his laser-sharp focus. "I've never aggressively angry at the stepped out of the work," he says. "ft's the most stressful thing Fve ever done. When TV. lt was a hilarious you're in it, it's so much about the story and just having this one shot and hoping and moment." praying that this thing works ...When I take a so quidd)ç it's exciting."

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s an actress, much of Gillian Anderson's most memorable work has occurred in the darkness - her TV characters have stared down everything from alien conspiracies to serial killers to kidnappers. But the unaffected Anderson "I remains anything but gloomy off-screen. "I'm a complete goofball most of the time," she says. "I learned a long time ago to leave stuff at the door. If there's anything that I take home with me, it's exhaustion after a day." It's a lesson Anderson picked up during her nine-year tenure as Dr. Dana Scully on "The X-Files," but one that continues to serve her these days as she acts in three separate TV shows: On NBC's "Crisis" (which films in Chicago and concludes June 29), Anderson stars as Meg Fitch, a mother who has to sacrifice nearly everything in an attempt to reseue her

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Until recently, we completely made up. things were relatively quiet for the actress - she (She cautioned us up can bring Anderson down - in fact, the only front: People will tell me time she uses the word 'bleak" in our interview starred in a few movies, including "How to about episodes I shot is to describe the state ofTV roles for women Lose Friends & Alienate People" in 2008, took and I literally have no pre-Scully. "There was a big question mark the stage in several West End pnxluctions and memory.") Here's how she fared: as to whether the world was ready for strong, portrayed Miss Havisham in a BBC version of Splash: Bizarre GA: No? independent women," recalls Anderson of "The "Great Expectations"in 2011. murders in a X-Files's" 1993 debut. 'And lo and behold, the Staying relatively offthe radar was a choice; hospital'spIas- S: No, that's real. world was ready, asid has been ever since." Anderson says she didn't feel pressure to fol- tic surgery unit She's not overstating Scully's impact - since low up her "X-Files" success. Instead, she had lead Mulder and GA: What was the show's 2002 finale,TV has steadily surpassed bier priorities, focusing on raising her three Scully to suspect a that called? film in terms ofembracing and promoting its children: Piper, now 19, who she had with her supernatural force may be respon- female stars; according to recent research from first husband Clyde Klotz; Oscar, 7; and Felix, 5; S: 'Oubliette,'sea- sible. son three. USC's Annenberg School for Communication both fathered by ex-boyfriend Mark Griffiths. GuItan Anderson: &Joumalism, while women make up roughly 30 'The only pressure I feel is to be a good mom," G: Ohhhhh ...I re- Yes, I think we did member the tItle. percent ofmovie characters, they make up nearly she says. "I'm very particular about the work that an episode about 40 percent ofcharacters on prime-time. "People I do. It has to be, in my mind, good enough to that. wanted to emulate [The X-Files']," posits take me away from my children." S: Scully pursues a Anderson. "There are more female-led dramas Her newly ramped-up workload is evidence cult that worship a S: Do you remem- slug-like organ- on TV right now than ever before. And most that all three ofher current projects fit that ber anything? sm and believe t of the women are intelligent, high-powered, criteria. "Crisis" in particular drew Anderson's at- GA: No. (Laughs] to be the Second independent." It's more than appropriate, then, tention because outs tight script, full of hairpin Well, very, very Coming of Jesus that Anderson is now taking on three intelligent, twists. "I just couldn't put it down," she says. She vaguely. Christ, but in her independent characters hcrself reaping the ben- says she also signed on because she believed both efforts to save an efits of what she sowed so many years ago. 'Crisis" and "Hannibal"were attempting to sub- S. Mulder and injured stranger, Anderson, 45, has always been just as vert networkTV stereotypes - much like the Scully get she discovers she autonomous and whip-smart as the women she "The X-Files" once did. "I think [both shows] stranded at sea is in over her head. portrays.Though she was born in Chicago, her are shaking it up for NBC, which is trying to fall while investigat- GA: Yes, yes we ing a possible sea away from its old, more typical shows." did that one. family moved to London soon after, where they monster sighting, stayed until moving to Grand Rapids, Michigan, As she takes on this series of unconventional Is that the one and discover that where I was when Anderson was 11 (all ofwhich explains female roles, Anderson challenges herself to the boat captain lIke, Amish, and Anderson's delightfully inscrutable accent, a col- make sure each character retains her individual- they've entrusted strapped to a lision of precise English consonants and flowing ity. "I'm simultaneously playing three strong with their lives bed? Midwestern vowels). She's previously spoken at blond women - to me, they're completely may be involved different. But the jury's out on whether they in the government length about her "punk phase" in high school, S: Maybe? Last actually are," she says, laughing. "I might be de- cover-up of the when she was voted "Most Bizarre" and "Most creature. one: After Mulder Likely to Be Arrested."That outsider status With Hugh Dancy in "Hannibal" (center lusional." But she does see the common thread is witness to a GA: Yes? Real? followed Anderson to DePaul University, where photo) and Rachael Taylor in "Crisis." between the three - and how it's a direct result spontaneous hu- she studied theater and waitressed to support ofher body ofwork. "I have a tendency to be man combustion, S: No, we made herself while sporting "big, maroon-colored hair offered very strong women [roles]," she says. he shares with that up and pointy black boots.""l had a few friends, drama is incalculable, its impact on its audience "I'm usually cast as everybody's boss, because I Scully that he fears extraterrestrials but at the same time, I was a bit of a recluse," is fairly easy to quantifj. Anderson says she's still think that - regardless of my own real level of GA: (Laughs may be behind power and intelligence - it looks like I know loudly] All right, says Anderson, who recalls rotating through 14 approached by die-hard fans of the nine-season well it's plausible. the phenomenon. different roommates over four years in her Buck-series - not to mention courted via the US what I'm talking about, even ifl don't know the Very plausible. His suspicions are town apartment (where she lived long before it Postal Service. "If I'd kept everything people first thing about it." confirmed when And though her white-hot career proves that became, as she puts it, "fancy shmancy"). have sent me over the years, I'd have to have S: A little girl is he begins to have After graduating, Anderson moved to New a second home," she laughs. Last year, when women on TV have come a long way, Anderson kidnapped and dreams of being York, starred in a series of plays, then headed Anderson and co-star David Duchovny reunitedstill thinks there's room for improvement: The imprisoned by a abducted and r to LA, where she landed her first TV role as a for a Redut "Ask Me Anything" interview, actress has yet to play a woman as multifaceted mentally unstable slow-roasted over a votive candle on guest-star on Fox's "Class of'96."That's when they ignited an Internet firestorm, bantering as herself. "I'm very wilhilil and very indepen- photographer. a nightly basis. "The X-Files" producers took notice of the about the dating rumors that have plagued the dent," she says. "I don't usually play women who Mulder discovers a psychic con- pair for years thanks to their overabundance of have both that and [silliness] in their character. GA: (Laughs] Just young actress and sent her a script. Anderson, nection between I dont know why, but I've never really seen that based on ratio, then 24, immediately identified with the shrewd,chemistry. While she only recently admitted the recently before to the degree that I've manifested it in my I'm gonna say no. stubborn Scully - and was pleasantly surprised that the two never got together, she does claim kidnapped victim But it is possible. to see a woman like that represented on the that they're "much closer on the whole, more own life." and another girl page. "Just in terms of character structure, how appreciative and understanding since [filming The good news? Given the way Anderson's kidnapped by the she was defined was so different than what was 'The X-Files']." "We don't talk," she adds. "But changed the course ofTV history before, it's same man years S: Yep, we made that one up. then normal on TV," she says. every once in a while, we'll email, every once in a only a matter of time before fictional women ago Though "The X- Files's" impact on television while, we'll have a meal together. We reminisce. measure up to her real-world complexity.

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Trained dogs available NW Deluxe Garden apt 4.5rms, high end jeans, furn, household, NORRIDGE 4437 N Ottawa Ave, Jewelry ¡nc. 18K Ring wÌ4.18 Carat MISS IT!! AKC white, sable, black S tan, bnn- 2BR, laundry facility, no pets, no camping and workout bench Sal, May 31st only. 9am-5pm, customers, Major accountabilities include developing and mana- Furniture and household items. Colombian Emerald S Diamonds; die. Guar, detiv avail. 815.721.9090 smoking. Vicinity Cumberiandi ging a high-performance team, maximizing resources through 14K Ring w/1.30 Carat Solitaire Lawrence, 773-887-3871 Something for Everyone! Cash only technical, organizational and customer knowledge, training, set- Diamond and 2 COw. Surrounding Mix It Up Sale!! Cook County - Suburban Graysiake Multi-Family Diamonds; Many Gold Rings GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES. GARAGE SALE fing and measuring metrics and sales data analysis. He/She Fn 5/30 Sat 5/31 9am-tpm w/Diamonds, Rubies, Sapphires, Buck Town * Black S Tan, Pare bred with AKC Event Location: Rock Chevrolet also is responsible for working wdh Marketing to develop pro- Emeralds, etc.; Pearl Necklaces; 2328 N leeviB, Chl,Ffl & Set papers Parents on site $375 each Glenview- 1,2,3 Bds 1000 E. Belvidere Rd duct presentations and on other sales related issues. Sterling Jewelry; Lots of Costume 530-5I31 9am-2pm. 708-501-3266 No tests please. LUXURY RESIDENCES Jewelry; Seins, nc. Morgan S Art,Archi salvage,uritiq appl. 877-340-8037 Peace Silver Dollars; U.S. garden For info go to: Valley Lo Towers li Over 100 Families 200 Tables 10,000 Items S Cars UNDER $1500 - College degree required, MBA or similar formal business education Numismatic Coins; Foreign Coins; estatesaies.net 1910 Chestnut Ave. Largest Garage Sale in desired Ancient Roman Coins; Cunosities, Call (847) 998-1800 x200 Park Ridge - 118 ShorelIne Dr, Northern Illinois Historyi Sunday, June ist, 9am-2pm - Winning team attitude Box Lots & More! Over 700 Mon - Frl lOam - 4pm Lots to be Sold, Most to be www.valley'otowers.com (Near Touhy 8 Broadway, follow - General business knowledge including planning and financial Sold with No Reserves! NEW TRIER SALES the signs on Broadway) management through experience and)or education Estate Sates-Antcs., Grayslake. PINEWOOD CREEK Wide variety of items for salel MORTON GROVE NEIGHBORHOOD GARAGE SALE. Preview; Mon., June 2, Art, 50's Designer Furn. - Minimum of five yearn of successful sales experience and/or four our specialfy.Charities, lmmed. 0cc. 2BR, 28A, elev. bldg.33833 N PINE CREEK TRAIL, years of proven sales management espenence in a customer- 3:30-7:30 PM & Clean-up available 1 heated indr prlcg sp All applcu.GRAYSLAKE, FRI MAY 30 SAT i Hour Before Sale md. w/d in unit. No pets allowed.31ST. 9AM -3PM. TOYS, TV'S, focused business-to-business organization. Full Listing S Photos at: Walter - 847-471-7333 RIVER FOREST 15th Annual Near trainstation, 2 yr.lease.HOUSEHOLD ITEMS, ART, - Computer skills in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) www.directauctiorr.com LAB PUPS & MINI LABS $350- Multi Family - 202 Ashland al $1 450-$1 550 847-470-8100 STAINLESS STEEL SINK S CElL- and the Internet Seekin.g Quality Estates $800. Choc, Polar, yellow & 61k. Alley off Washington Blvd. Fri Nyce Things Estate Sales Started dogs $1000-$2500. Guar.,Park Ridge, t045A Northwest High-ING FAN 8-6pm. Sat 8-3pm. Cash Only! . Valid Drivers License S Consignments for this S Uscomino Auctions! (Serving the North Shore) Mchip, delivery avail. 815-721-9090way, 3BR,t BA, with new carpet, Rain or Shine, Huge Sale! DIRECT AUCTION DALLERIES paint S appliances. Available June Carol 647-431-5464 Gurnee MOVING SALE EVERY- Resumes wtth cover letter should be 773-465-3300 ist $1600/mo. 847-692-6544, 8am- THING MUST GOt! Fri 5/23 8-50 emailed or tsx'd Is the following address: SKOKIE 8727 N. Ridgewsy. Pure Breed English Bulldog Pup-5pm. 847-833-2238, after 5pm. pies. AKC Grand Champion Sired! Sat 5/24 8-5p Sun 5/25 8-4p. 1734 Sun-Times Media Fr: and Sat, 9am-4pm. Vin Lesos SCHILLER PARK Victor Terrace. Fam. TV. lawn tools Electronics, Accessorieschina, Lane dresser, chaise lounge,$2,300 ea. (847) 945-5635 Alte: Human Resources - Advertising Sales Manger t S 2BR, etc Household, art, kitch, linens, silver, No Pets, Avail Now. 350 N, Orleans, lOS Chicago, IL 60654 cost lewely, holiday Pnced to Sell! WANTED HOME STEREO RO'fl'WEILER AKC PUPS CHAMP 847-664-9951 Fax: (312)321-2288 Equip. S Records, 33s-450-78s MID-CENTURY ESTATE SALE LINESBLOCKY HEADS 6WKS,SKOKIE 38ff. 1 .5BA, parking spot. GURNEE MULTI FAMILY SALE Email address: [email protected] - Advertising Sates Meneger Will pick-up Cash WILMETTE - 412 Brookside DnveTAILS DONE VET CHCKD.55O.O0laundry School Distnct 68 8 219, 4288 CRABTREE COURT / in the sub)ect tine. 847-266-0f 90 Fnday 5/30 & Saturday 5/31 , 9a-3p773-824-0623 close tokokie Swift S 94, no pets. COUNTRY TRAILS, Thurs-Sat Paul McCobb, Raymor, Mulhauser, $1050/mo + heat. 312-618-3098 5/29-5/31 9-4. Clothes, furniture, Western Spnngs. 41 19 Franklin Jere Furniture. Signed Italian art- luggage, dishes, lamps A more! Ave. May 31st, Sam-t2pm. Sun-Times Media s an Equat Opportunity Employment Estate Sales work, collectibles, fine S costume Designer Home interior items, eweiry, fsm, vintage barware, Lea- Offices Offices electronics, lamps, clothes, antiques, fsm, S mach more! ington 5 pc BR set S much more, Cook County - Suburban A FAB SUCCESSFUL SALE" Cook County - Suburban HIGHLAND PARK, 1283 Ridgewood Dr. Fn 5/30 and 'When You Want The Best" Exercise Equipment Sat 5/31 . t2-6p. Electronics. tt.::'- HARW000 HEIGHTS 2,931SF WEBC8312731 EV Eliminator 300 was speak- Winnetka. Garage Sale. 889 Elm Gaining traction PHYLLIS REIFMAN TREADMILL - LIFEFITNESS 95Ti. 847-564-1600 OFFICE ers, JBL EON 305 15/ speak- St. 5/24. 9:00 a m lo 4:00 p.m. w --- Health club quality.Light use. Ev- 4600 N. Harlem 2nd story Office Space above retail cen- ers, Yorkville SUB TS Speak- Householditems,toys,furniture, Trio House Sales erythingworks, Onginalprice: ter, Handicap Access, Aggressive Deals. ers, and more. CASH ONLY!! clothing, art pieces, eweiry, much, 847-432-3770 $4k+. 589 hrsJ23l2 miles usage. 847-564-1 600 www.losephreaIestate.net much more! rL/DRIL/E 630.640.7539$1200 6 Pioneer Press (DC) Thursday, May 29, 2014 Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est. file to venfy all informationif thisproperty is 'a condominium unit, theerty Act; 765 ILCS 605/9(g))i) endshall pay the assessments andthe property io a condominium unit, thepurchaser of the unit at the foreclo-)g))4(.If this property is a condo-legal fees required by The Condo- BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY purchaser of the unit at the foreclo-sure sale, other than a mortgagee,minium unit Which is part of a corn-minium PropertyAct,765 ILCS aure sale, other than a mortgagee,shall pay the ausesamenta and Ihnmon interest community, the pur-605/9)g))i( and (g)(4(. If this prop- shall pay the assessments und thelegal fees required by The Condo-chaser of the unit al the foreclosureerty is a condominium unit which is Cleaning Handyman Landscaping Tiling legal fees required by The Condo-miniumProperty Act.765 ILCSsale other than a mortgagee shallpart of a common interest commun- minium PropertyAct, 765 ILCS605/9)g)(i) and )g)(4).If this prop-pay the assessments required bity. the purchaser of the unit al the Home & Office Cleaning 1-773-973-2151 ALEX * BRUCE LAWN SERVICE * MR. GROUT 605/9(g)ltl and (g((4).If this prop-erty is a condominium unit which isThe Condominium Property Ac,foreclosure saleotherthan a All Home Repairs: Spring Clean-Ups. Aerating, 224-310-8994 erty s a condominium unit which ispart of a common interest commun-765 ILCS 605/tB.5(q-i). IF YOUmortgagee shall pay the assess- Experienced Team of 4 PaintingPatching e Electrical TILE GROUT REPAIR ity, the purchaser of the unit at theARE THE MORTGAGOR )HOME-senfs required by The Condomini- Slit Seeding, BushTrimming. part of a common interest commun- Call Halina 847-692-6754 CarpentryPlumbing e Tile EUROPEAN CRAFTSMAN uy, the purchaser of the unii ut theforeclosure sale otherthan aOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHTum Property Act, 765 ILCS Senior Disc. (708)243-0571 foreclosuresaleotherthan amortgagee shall pay the assess-TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION80538.5W-t). IF YOU ARE THE brucelawns.com mortgagee shall pay the assess-mento required by The Condomini-FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OFMORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), ments required by The Condomini-um PropertyAd, 765 ILCSAN ORDER OF POSSESSION, INYOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO RE- Fencing um Pronerty Act, 765ILCS605/1O.5Iq-i).IF YOU ARE THEACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 TDS 5 HOME Tuckpointing 605/18.5(q-ll.IF YOU ARE THEMORTGAOOR (HOMEOWNER),15-17011ClOF THE ILLINOISDAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN OR- A-1 FENCE INC. MR. CHEAP LAWN CARE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER),YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO RE-MORTGAGE FORECLOSUREDER OF POSSESSION, IN AC- IMPROVEMENT ResidentIal & Commercial Perfection s the standard. YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO RE-MAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30LAW. Effective May ist. 2014 youCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15- New & Repair-All Types Senior Citizan Discount MAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN OR-will need a photo identificationis-i7Oi)C) OF THE ILLINOIS MORT- Installation:ElectricalDeck i-847-724-5600 708-452-1210 847-722-0584 or 773-501-8468 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN OR-DER OF POSSESSION, IN AC-sued by a government agency )dvv-GAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. For Carpentry Windows Doors DER OF POSSESSION, IN AC-CORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-er's license, passport, elc ) in orderinformation, contad Plaintiff's attor- PaintingFloorsTile KIchen, i-773-307-2332CORDANCE WITH SECTION t5-t7OflC( OF THE ILLINOIS MORT-Io gain entry into the foreclosuresee. POTESTIVO & ASSOCIATES, Bath & Bsmt Remodeling , 1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS MORT-GAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. Et-sale room in Cook County and theP.C., 223 WEST JACKSON BLVD, BRECKENRIDGE FENCE LicBondedSr. Discount Painting-Decorating EDMAR, INC. GAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. Et-fectiee May tat, 2014 you will needsame identification for sales held atSTE 610, Chicago, IL 60606, )3f2) Chain, Link & Wood Fences Tad 630-202-5825 fechen May ist, 2014 you will needs photo identification issued by aother county venues. For informa-263-0003 Please refer to file sum- 1-847- 299-1005 1-847- 222-0589Tuckpointing.Masonry agency(driver's li- contact ber C12-73259. THE JUDICIAL Installation & Repairs wfØs5hofrie'mpmeement.m s photo identification issued by agovernment tien, Plaintiff'sattorney' Al FRITZ A SON PAINTING govemmeniagency(driver's li-cense, passport. etc.)in order toJOHNSON, BLUMBERG 6 ASSO-SALES CORPORATION One South BEST PRICES 847-729-5137 lntIExlFree Elt. Wallpaper cense, passport, etc.) in order togain entry into the foreclosure saleCIATES, LLC, 230 W. MonroeWacker Dnve, 24th Floor, Chicago, gain entry into the foreclooure saleroom in Cook County and the sameStreet,Suife #1 125, Chicago.ILIL 60606-4650 1312) 236-SALE You room in Cook County und the sameidentification for sales held al other60606, (312( 64f-9710. Please re-can also visit The Judicial Sales Hauling Window Cleaning identification for sales held at othercountyvenues.Forinformation'ter to file number 13-6269. THE JU-Corporation at www.tjsc.com for a 7 STANDARD FENCE countyvenues.Forinformation:Visit our websitestsereice.alty-DICIAL SALES CORPORATIONday status report of pendais sales. All T s New & Repairs KAAL SUNSHINE WINDOW, CARPET &Visìtour website st service.atty-pierce.com. between the hours of 3One South Wacker Orme,24thP0TESTIVO rASSÖCIATES, P.C. RED'S HAULING SERVICE Over Years Experience Painting & t$corating OUTrER CLEANING SERVICES.pierce.com between the hours of 3and 5 pm. PIERCE 6 ASSOCI-Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650223 WEST JACKSON BLVD, STE Complete Clean oui Service Interior I Estertor 34 Years Exp. Call Paul and 5 pm. PIERCE & ASSOCI-ATES,Plaintiff'sAttorneys, One(312) 236-SALE You can also visit610 Chicago, IL 60606 (312) 263- 773-836-4650 Family owned tor over 50 years ATES,Plaintiff'sAttorneys, OneNorth Dearborn Street Suite 1300, Painting & Weilpapering 847-606-5717 or 708-457-8316 The Judicial Sales Corporation at0003 Affomey File No. C12-73259 847-409-4860 Wall Washing North Dearborn Street Suite t 300,CHICAGO, IL 60602. Tel No. (312)www.tjsc.com for a 7 day status re-Attorney Code. 43932 Case Num- FREE ESTIMATES CHICAGO, IL 60602. Tel No. (312)476-5500. Please refer to file num-Iron of oending sales. JOHNSON,ber: 12 CH 44564 TJSC# 34-4697 476-5500 Please refer to file num-ber PA1126144. THE JUDICIALBLUMBERG O ASSOCIATES, LLCNOTE: Pursuant to the Fair DebI Garage Doors, Openers Call Steve (630)968-5593 ber PAl226S12. THE JUDICIALSALES CORPORATION One South230 W. Monroe Street, Suite Hi 125Collection Prachces Act, you are Landscaping Window-Door ServicesSALES CORPORATION One SouthWacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago,Chicago, IL 60606 (312) 54i-97t0advised IhetPlaintiff's attorneyis FOREST GARAGE Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicaqo,IL 60606-4650 )3t2( 236-SALE YouAeomey File No 13-6269 Attorneydeemed lo be a debt collector at- DOORS ALWAYS CUlliNG LAWN BEAR WOLF CONSTRUCTION INC.IL 60606-4650 (3i2( 230-SALE Youcan also visit The Judicial SaiesCode. 40342 Case Number: f3 CHtempting to collect a debt and any Family Owned Since 1946 SERVICE - Clean-Ups REALI OUI tO fIORI WA/tilED lOtti Siding Windows Doors can also visit The Judicial SalesCorporation at www tjsc com for a 704414 TJSC#: 34-6138 NOTE: Pur-information obtained wìil be used Sales ServiceInstallation Weekly Service, Aeration (ANDIOCilS IN (HI AGOIANO WItH Free Estimates - Insured Corporation st www.tlsc.com for a 7day status report of pending sales.suant to the Fair Debf Collectionfor that purpose 708-652-9405 e 630-969-9416 Fertilizing 847-674-2027 MtNttlt, (AU1-N913400 Referrals. 708-70541307, Marcin day status report of pendina sales.PIERCE 6 ASSOCIATES OnePractices Act, you are advised thai1603924 PIERCE &ASSOCIATES OneNorth Dearborn Street Suite 1300Plaintiff's attorney is deemed to be5/15, 5122, 5/29/14 #776704 North Dearborn Street Suite i300CHICAGO,IL 60602 (312) 476-a debt collector attempting to collect CHICAGO,IL 60602 1312)476-5500 Attorney File No. PA1I26144s debt and any information obtained Apartments, Unfurnd. Judicial Sales-Real Est.5500 Attorney File No. PAi2265i2Attorney Code. 9t220 Case Num-will be used for that purpose. REAL ESTATE Attorney Code. 91220 Case Num-ber il CH 41900 TJSC#: 34-50661607735 Cook County - Suburban LINCOLN WOOD ber 13 CH 0i176 TJSC#: 34-6407 08686 5129,6/5.6/12114 #784110 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF EQUAL 0893I 5)29, 6/5,6112/14 #764116 COOK COUNTi', ILLINOIS COUN-5t29, 6/5, 6)12/14 #784121 LINCOLN WOOD n, DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF HOUSING Houses DIVISION JAMES B NUTrER & COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN- COMPAPY LINCOLN WOOD LINCOLN WOOD TY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY Plaintiff, OPPORTUNITIES Townhomes IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFDIVISION PROVIDENT FUNDING COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-ASSOCIATES, LP. To PLACE Condos, Lofts UNKNOWN HEIRS ANDr DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYTV DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYPlaintiff, Skokie -1 BR, next o park. LEGATEES OF ROBERT D. 9140 Gross Point Rd. pnvate park- All real estate adVertised in Duplex DIVISION WELLS FARGO BANK.DIVISION GREEN TREE SERVIC- BURAK, IF ANY, WILLIAM BUTCH-N.A., ING LLC, SVED HUSAINI, FATIMA ANWAR, ing, heat & water sci, A/C, W/G, this newspaper is subject lo the ER, SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE storage in bsmt. 847-707-8253 Open Houses Plaintiff, Plaintiff, UNKNOWN HEIRS AND Federal FaIr Housing Act, WhIch OF THE ESTATE OF ROBERT D. LEGATEES OF SYED HUSAINI, makes it illegal to advertise any Mobile Homes BURAK, DECEASED, GILBERTSAMIN FAYCURRY, GEORGELUBNA K. USMANI UNKNOWN HEIRS AND BURAK, STEPHANIE Condos-Townhomes preference, limitation, or dis- FAYCURRY A/K/A GEORGE S.Defendants LEGATEES OF FATIMA ANWAR, Manufactured Homes FEHLENBERG, ROSARIO DIAZFAYCURRY, Cmi' OF CHICAGO.13 CH 04414 UNKNOWN OWNERS AND NON- crimination based on race, color, BURK, UNKNOWN OWNERS AND Cook County - Suburban UNKNOWN OWNERS AND NON-6557 N CRAWFORD AVENUERECORD CLAIMANTS religion, sex, handicap, familial Apartment Buildings NON-RECORD CLAIMANTS RECORD CLAIMANTS Lincolnwood, IL 60712 Defendants YOUR Defendants Defendants NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-12 CH 44564 PARK RIDGE Renovated 3BR, Status or national origin in the 13 CH 01176 i 5BA Townhouse, Liein/Dinieg Co-Op Apartments 11 CR141900 TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thaI pur-4242 W TOUHY AVENUE sale, rental or financing of 6616 NORTH KOSTNER AVENUE7250 NORTH KEYSTONEsuant to a Judgment of ForeclosureLincolnwood, IL 60712 Combo, kitchen, central air/treat, Senior HousIng LINCOLNWOOD, IL 60712 hdwd tirs, parleng. 773-415-1529 housing. LINCOLNWOOD, IL 60712 and Sale enteredinthe aboveNOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO- NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO- cause on April 3, 2014, an agent forTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur- In addition She Illinois Haman Commercial, Industrial NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO- TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur.TICE S HEREBY GIVEN that pur.The Judicial Sales Corporalion, willsuant to a Judgment of Forecloasre Rights Act prohibits discrimina- suant to a Judgment of Foreclosuresuant to a Judgment of Foreclosureat 10:30 AM on July 8, 2014, at theand Sale enteredinthe above Homes Farms, Farmland and Saleenteredin the aboseand Sale enteredinthe aboveTheJudicialSalesCorporation,cause on March 10, 20t4, an agent tion based os age, ancestry, cause on April 14, 2014, an uqent Cook County - Chgo. S Homes Built to Order casse on March 24, 20i4, an agentOne South Wacker Drive - 24thfor The Judicial Sales Corporafton, marital status, sexual orientation for The Judicial Sales Corporation,for The Judicial Sales Corporation,Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606, seIl alwill al 10:30 AM on June tO, 2014, GARAGE or unfavorable military discharge. Vacant Property will ut 10:30 AM on June 26, 20t4,will at 10:30 AM on June 24, 2014,public auction to the highest bidder,at the The Judicial Sales Corpora- Suburbs, * RENT TO OWN1 * at The The Judicial Sales Corpora- Psy with No closing costs and get This paper will not knowingly at The The Judicial Salea Corpora-as set forth below, the following de-lion, One South Wacker Dnve Vacation Property lion, One South Wacker Drive -tien, One South Wacker Dnee -acribedresiestate: Commonly24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606, help with your credit. Call 708-868- accept any adeertising for real 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606, 2422 or Visit www.nhba.com 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606,known as 6557 N. CRAWFORDsell at public auction lo the highest estate Which is in violation of the Income Property sell at public auction to the highestsell at public auction to the higheatAVENUE, Lrncolnwood, IL 60712bidder, as set forth below, the fol- bidder, as set forth below, the fol- law.All persons are hereby bidder, us set forth below, the fol-Property Indes No. iO-35-3t7-050-lowing descnbed real estateCorn- Cook County - Suburban Investment Property lowing deocnbed resilowing descnbed real estate' Corn-0000 VOL. 0t30. The real estate ivmonly known au 4242 W. TOUHY informed that all dwellings adver- eotute:Commonly known as 6616nionlyknown us7250 NORTHimproved with a single family resi-AVENUE, Lincolnwood, IL 607i2 Lots NORTH KOSTNER Franklin Park, 3BR, 2BA,bricktised are aeailable on an equal AVENUE,KEYSTONE, LINCOLNWOOD, ILdence. The judqmenl amount wasProperty Indea No. 10-27-426-056. ranch, $1300/mo + I mo sec dep. LINCOLNWOOD, IL 60712 Proer- SALE AD, opportunity basis. Real Estate Auctions 60712 Property Indeo No.tO-27-$394,1 14.22. Saleterms:25%The real estate is improved with a CredO check req'd. No dogs. Call fi Indes No. 10-34-325-OIS-1111.430-0f6-0000, Properly Index No.down of the highest bid by certifiedsingle family residence. The udg- 630-595-8007 or 630-842-8238 lt you believe you have been Real Estate Wanted The real estate io improved with a10-27-430-017-0000. The real eu-funds al the close of the sale paya-meni amount was $331,943.44. brown beckistory single family discriminated against in connec- tate is improved with a brown bnckble tu The Judicial Sales Corpora-Sale lerma: 25% down of the high- Real Estate Misc. home: 2 car attached garage Saleone story single family home with alion. No third party checks will be tien w/th the sale, rental or est bid by certified funds al the Rooms termn: 25% down of the highest bidtwocarattachedgara9e.Saleaccepted. The balance, includinclose of the sale payable to The Ju- financing of housing, Call: Out-Of-Town Real Est. by certified funds at the close of theterms: 25% down of the highest bidthe Judicial sale fee for Abandonedicial Sales Corporation. No third Cook County - Suburban saie payable to The Judicial Salesby certified funda al the close of theResidentialPropertyMunicipalityparty checks will be accepted. The Out-Of-Town, ommercialCorporation No third party checkssale paysble to The Judicial SalesRelief Fund, which is calculated onbalance. including the Judicial sale West City and Subutbis: will be accepted. The balance, in- Lakes, Resort Property Corporation. No third party checksresidential mal estate at the rate offee forAbandoned Residential CALL HOPE Fair Housing Center cluding the Judicial sale fee forwill be accepted. The balance, in-$1 for each $1 .000 or fraction there-Properly Municipality Relief Fund, 6304904500 Mortgages, Lans AbandonedResidential Properlycluding the Judicial sale tee forof of the smount paid by the pur-which iscalculated on residential Municipality Relief Fund, which uAbandoned ResidentialPropertychaser not lo exceed $300, in certi-real estate at the rate of $1 for each UcGaw YMCA Homeowners Insurance calcslated on residential real estateMunicipality Relief Fund, which istied funds/or wire transfer,is due$t,000 or fraction thereof of the EVANSTON Rooms br Men South City and Saburfis: at the rate of $1 for each $1,000 orcalculated on residential real estatewithin twenty-bar (24) hours. Noamount paid by the purchaser not fraction thereof of the amount paid w/mad aeroce. taily & weekly raies. South Suburban Housing Center Real Estate Seminars at the rafe of $1 for each $1,000 orfee shall be paid by the mortgageeto eoceed $300, in certified funds/or $i3i S up iseludes use 01 by the purchaser not to exceedfraction thereof of the smount paidacquinng the residential real estatewire transter, io due within twenty- tacilities: call the Y tor availability 708-9574874 Real Estate Services $300,incertifiedfunds/orwireby the purchaser not lo esceedpursuant to its credit bid at the salefour (24) hours. No fee shall be paid transfer, is due within twenty.four 1000 Grove 847-479-7400 - ext 214 $300, incertifiedfunds/orwireor by any mortgagee, Iudgmentby the mortgagee acquinng the res- 847-998-3400 North City and Suburbs: Judicial Sale- Legal (24) hours. No fee shall be paid bytransfer, is due within twenty-fourcreditor, or other Senor acquiring the mortgagee acquiring the reai- idenlial real estate pursuant Io ils (24( hours. No fee shall be paid bythe residentialreal estate whosecredit Interfaith Housing Center dential real estate psrssant io its bid at the sale or by any Offices the mortgagee acquiring the resi-rights in and to the residential realmortgagee, ludgrnent creditor,or of the Northern Suburbs Lakes, Resorts credit bid ut the sale or by anydential real estate pursusnt to itaestate arose prior to the sale Theother lienor acquiring the residential Cook County - Suburban mortgagee, ludqment creditor,orcredit bidat the sale or by anysubject property is subject to gener- 847-501-5760 MN Lake Home! Log house on pri-other unser scquiring the residential real estate whose nghts in and lo mortgagee, ludqment creditor,oral real estate taxes, special assess- vate lake. $339,900. Lucky Loonreal estate whose rights in and to the residential real estate arose pn- Skokie- ist mo. rent $i other lienor acquinnq the residentialmenta,or specialtasesleviedvr to the sale. The sabiect property Properties, 218-969-010the residential real estate arose pri- 2nd mo. rent $2, LTL. Offices tor real estate whose rights in and toagainst said real estate and is of-io subtect to general real estate lao- Rent. Nr Touhy & Edens. 30011- luckyloonproperties©icloud.com or to the sale. The sublect propertythe residential real estate arose pn-fermi for sale without any represen- is subject to general real estate tas- eu, special assessmenla, or special 40011-80011-l200tt May combine, or to the sale. The subject propertytation so to quality or quantity of titletases levied against said real estate no entras, nightlclean-up. Real Estate Services es, special assessments, or specialis subject to general real estate tao-and without recourse fo Plaintiff andand is offered for sale without any Call 847 -6622 tases levied against said real estateea, special assessments, or specialin A5 lS condition The sale is fur- LOCAL SHORT SALE FIX & FLIPand is offered for sale without any representationastoqualityor DON'T NEED tuses levied against said real estatether sublet to confirmation by thequantityoftilleand withoutre- RENTAL EXPERTS have weekly prop.representationasloqualityor and is offered for sale without anycourt Upon payment in full of thecourse toPlaintiff and inAS 1S erty leurs monthly workshops & onlinequantityoftitleandwithout Stores re-representationasto qualityoramount bid, the purchaser will re-condition, The sale ¡s further sub- training. ôuli nowl 224-578-0534 course loPlaintiff and in AS 1Squantityoftitleand withoutre-ceise a Certificate of Sale that will condition. The sale is further sub- ecl to confirmation by the court. Cook County - Suburban IT? course toPlaintiff and inAS 1Sentitle the purchaser to a deed toUpon payment in full of the amount led lo confirmation by the court,condition The sale a further sub-the real estate aher confirmation of Upon payment in full of the amount bid,the purchaserwillreceive a SCHILLER PARK 500 SOFT, ecl to confirmation by the court.the sale. The property will NOT beCertificate of Sale that willentitle Store/Office, Aeail Now, bid, the purchaser will receive aUpon payment in full of the amount forinspection and plaintiff Certificate of Sale that will open the purchaser fo a deed to the real $740/mo SELL IT FAST. entitlebid,the purchaser willreceive amakes no representation as fo the the purchaser to a deed to the real eatate after confirmation of the sale 847-664-9951 REACH QUITO MORE Certificate of Sale that will entifiecondition of the property Prospec- estate after confirmation of the sale The property will NOT be open tsr the purchaser to a deed tu the reallivebiddersareadmonished toinspechon and plaintiff makes no QUALIFIED LOCAL The property will NOT be open forestate after conhrnration of the sale.check the court file to venfy all infor- inspection and plaintiff makes no representation au lo the condition of CALL CANDIDATES N CHICAGOLAND The property will NOT be open formalienIfthis property is a condo-the property. Prospective bidders representation as to the condition ofinspection and plaintiff makes nominium unit, the purchaser of the the propertyProspective bidders are admonished lo check the court WITH MONSTER, CALL representation sa to the condition ofunit at the foreclosure sale, other TO PLACE A GASSIFIED AD CALL are admonished to check the court file to ves/y all informafion,Ifthis the property, Prospective biddershan a mortgagee, shall pay the as-property is a condominìum unit, the 841-998-3400 OR VlSl 847-998-3400 84 1-9 98-400 are admonished to check the Courtsessmentu and the leqal tees re-purchaser of the unit at the foreclo- PION Et R L OCA L. CO WC L ASSITIEDS hIe fo vente all information.Ifthisguyed by The Condominium Prop-sure sale, other than a morteacree, Thursday, May 29, 2014 Pioneer Press (DC) Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est. LINCOLN WOOD MORTON GROVE ILLINOIS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING NETWORK IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN- TY DEPARTMENT CHANCERYTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY Dver Regional LTL Runs Dedicated lanel-80corridor. DIVISIONJPMORGAN CHASEDIVISION CITIBANK, N.A. BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONPlaintiff, ADVERTISING HEALTH $1500 SIGN-ON Bonus $1,000 min. wkly. pay. Weekly Plaintiff, AÒWENA V. OEGUZMAN, Home Every Weekend Paid home time. New trucks. Lease NABEEL ISAAC, CRISTEENROLANDO DE GUZMAN SERVICES IF YOU USED THE BLOOD ISAAC Defendants Detendants 12 CH 036745 THINNER PRADAXA and Oñentafion Great Pay purchaseorcompanyjobs 09 CH 43842 8905 MARION AVENUE MORTON Need to place your ad IL available. openings 6512 NNavajo Lincolnwoovt, GROVE, IL 60053 suffered internal bleeding, EEOE/MP 866-323-7875 Limited 60712 NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO- throughout IIIinos? 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The CAMPERS!RVS online at dveforeprime.com Properly Municipality Relief Fund,balance, including the Judicial vale NMLS#1 62291 which is calculated on residentialfeeforAbandonedResidential DRIVERS real estate at the rate of $1 for eachProperty Municipality Relief Fund, EXPERIENCED DRIVER 919 S 8th Springfield, IL 62703 $1,000 or fraction Ihereofof thewhich io calculated on residential Colman's RV - We buy/consign amount paid by the purchaser notreal estate al the rate of $t for each TanTara Transpoation is OR RECENT GRAD? 217-522-5191 apply online to exceed $300, shall be paid is$1,000 or fraction thereof of the used Campers & RVs 217-787- certified funds immediately by theamount paid by the purchaser not seeking owner Operators to join Wfth Swift, you can grow to be https.//pwykoff premier highest and best bidder at the con-to exceed $300, in certified funds/or 8653 www.colmansrv.com clasion of the sale. 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Exclusive shall pay the assessments ann thesure sale, other than a mortgagee, e Excellent Benefits legal fees required by The Condo-shall pay the assessments and the CETUSA seeks Coordinators Terminal to Terminal openings! minium PropertyAct,765 ILCSlegal fees required by The Condo- Please Call: (602) 648-5307 605/9(g)(t) and (gj(4).If this prop-miniumProperlyAct,765 ILCS Top consistent miles sOy s s condominium Unit which io60519(g)(1) and )g))4).If this prop- to place/supervise intemat)onal part of a common interest commun-erty is a condominium unit which is DRIVERS: USA Truck ity, the purchaser of the unit at thepart of a common Interest commun- high school students. Training, & consistent money. aity, the purchaser of the unit at the is looking for experienced foreclosure valeotherthan Forward Air: 888-652-5611 mortgagee shall ppy the assess-foreclosuresale otherIhan a stipend, intemaonal travel merits required by The Condomini-mortgagee shall pay the assess- drivers and Owner Operators um Property Act, 765 ILCSmento required by The Condomini- opportunities. I -888-238-8721 dnvefaf.com 605/tff.5(a-l).IF YOU ARE THEum Property Act, 765 ILCS to expand our fleet. MORTGAtR HOMEOWNER),605/t8.5(s-1). IF YOU ARE THE YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO RE-MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), Email resume: MAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO RE- Call a recruiter today. DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN OR-MAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 [email protected] Also DER OF POSSESSION, IN AC-DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN OR- Call 866-545-0078 CORDANCE WITH SECTION t 5-DER OF POSSESSION, IN AC- seeking host families t7OtlC) OF THE ILLINOIS MORT-CORDANCE WITH SECTION 15- GAGE FORECLOSURE LAW Fort7Ot)C) OF THE ILLINOIS MORT- information, contact Plaintiff's attor-GAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. Et- soy: HEAVNER, SCOTT, BEYERSfective May fat, 2014 you will need 6 MIHLAR LLC,i t iEast Maina photo identification issued by a The Illìnois Classified Advertising Network (ICAN) provides Pioneer Press and the Doings with advertìsing of a national appeal. Street, DEdATUR, IL 62523, (217)governmentagency(driver's li- 422-t719.Ifthe saleis not Con-cense, passport, etc )inorder to To advertise in thIs section, please call ICAN directly at (21 7) 241-1700. firmed for any reason, the Purchas-gain entry into the foreclosure vale er at the sale shall be entitled onlyroom in Cook County and the vame Both Pioneer Press and the Doings recommend discretion when responding. Please refer questions and comments dìrectly to CAN. to a return of the purchase pnceidentification for vales held at other paid. The Purchaser shall have nocounty venues. For information, es- further recourse against the Mort ya-amine the Court file or contact Plain- gor, the Mortgagee or thetiff's 5150mev: CODILIS 8 ASSOCI- Mortgagee's attorney THE JUDI-ATES, P.C., 15W030 NORTH dAL SALES CORPORATION OneFRONTAGE ROAD. SUITEf00, South Wacker Drive, 24th Floor,BURR RIDGE, IL 60527, (630) 794- Chicaqo, IL 60606-4650 (312) 236-9876. Please refer to file number SALEY0u can also visO The Judi-14-12-21520. THE JUDICIAL cial sales Corporation atSALES CORPORATION One South www.tlsc.com for s 7 day status re-Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago, Dort of pendinsales. HEAVNER,IL 60606-4650 (312) 236-SALE Vos CO-1-r, BEYES 6 MIHLAR, LLCcan alsovisit The Judicial Sales t I t East Main Street DECATUR, ILCorporation al www.tlsc.com tor s 7 62523(217)422-1719Attorneydan status report of pendinq sales. Code. 40387 Case Number: 09 CHCODILIS 6 ASSOCIATES,P.C. ewìng Up 43842 TJSCII: 34-5708 NOTE: Pur-15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE suant to the Fair Debt CollectionROAD, SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE, FOR YOUR NEXT NEW GAR? FIND YOUR NEXT VEHICLE AT.. Practices Act, you are advised thatIL 60527 (630) 794-5300 Attorney Plaintiff's attorney is deemed to beFile No. 14-12-21520Attorney a debt collector attempting to collectARDCNo. 00468002 Attorney a debt and any information obtainedCode. 2t762 Case Number: t2 CH will he used for that purpose. 036745 TJSC#: 34-8591NOTE: 603076 Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection 5/15, 5122, 5/29/14 8776702 Practices Act, you are advised that Plaintiff's attorney is deemed to be a debt collector attempting to collect a debt and any information obtained TO PIACE A CLASSIFIED AD, will he used for thai purpose. 609209 CALL 84/-998-3400 5/29, 6/5, 5/12/14 *784123 OR VIS IT PION EERLOCAL,COM/tLASSIFIEDS -RIVE 8 Pioneer Press (DC) Thursday, May 29, 2014 Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est. MORTON GROVE suant to the Fair Debt CollectionIL 60527 (630) 794-53cv Attorneycourse against the Mortgagor, theNORTH FRONTAGE ROAD,amount paid by the purchaser notpercent (10%) of the amount of theTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFPractices Act, you are advised thatFileNo. t4-11-12756AttorneyMortgagee or the Mortgagee's at-SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE, IL 60527fo exceed $300, in certified funds/orsuccessful and higheul bid to besuant to a Judgrnenl of Foreclosure COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-Plaintiffs attorney is deemed to beARDCNo. 00468002Attorneytorney (630) 794-5300 Attorney File No.wire transfer, is due within twenty-paidtothe Sheeff by cashier'sand Sale enteredinthe above TY DEPARTMENT CHANCERYa debt collector attempting to collectCode. 21762 Case Number: ti CHTI-fE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA-14-t3-26052 Attorney ARDC No.four (24) hours. No fee shall be paidcheck or certified funds at the sale;cause on March 19, 2014, an agent DIVISION a debt and any information obtained020060 TJSC#: 34-80$2 NOTETION 00468002 Attorney Code. 21762by the mortgagee acquiring the reo-and the full remaining balance to befor The Judicial Sales Corporation, U.S.BANK TRUST,N.A., ASwill be used for that pvrpooe. Pursuant to the Fair Deb CollectionOne Sooth Wacker Drive,24thCane Number:13 CH 024885idential real estate pursuant to itspaidtothe Sheeff by cashier'swill al 10.30 AM on June 23, 2014, TRUSTEE FOR VOLT ASSET1605275 Practices Act, you are advised thatFloor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650TJSC#: 34-5715 NOTE: Pursuantcredit bid at the sale or by anycheckorcertifiedfundswithinat the The Judicial Sales Corpora- HOLDINGS NPL3, BY CALIBER529,6I5,6/12J14 #784096 Plaintiff's attorney is dee-ned to be(312) 236-SALE to the Fair Debt Collection Practicesmortgagee, tudqment creditor,ortwenty-four(24) hOurs aher thelion, One South Wacker Deve - HOME LOANS, INC., F/K/A s debt collector attempting to collectYou canalsovisit The JudicialAct, you are advised that Plaistiff'uother lienor acquiring the rexidentialsale. 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606, VERICREST FINANCIAL, INC., AS a debt and any intorrnatiu obtainedSales Corporabon at ww.t)oc.comattorney io deemed to be a debt col-real estate whose nghts in and toSale shall be subject to general tas-sell at public auction to the highest ITS AUORNEY IN FACT will be used for that putpdse. tor s 7 day status report of pendinglector attempting tu collect a debtthe reuidenfial real estate arose pri-es, special assessments. bidder. as set forth below, the fol- Plaintiff, MORTON GROVE 1607816 sales. and any information obtained will beor to the sale. The subject propertyPremise will NOT be open for in-lowing descnbed real estate: Corn- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF522,5/29,6/5/14 0 NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair Debtused for that purpose. is subject to general real estate tau-spection. monlv known as 4939 N. CLIFTON ANTEGONE PIERROPOULOSCOOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN- Collection Practices Act, you are1606345 es, special assessments, or xpecialFirm Information: Plaintiff's AttorneyAVENUE, NORRIDGE, IL 60706 AKA ANTEGONE LANGIS AKA1-Y DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYMORTON GROVE advised that Plaintiff's attorney is5)22, 5/29, 6(5/14 #780069 taxes levied against said real esfoleFREEDMAN ANSELMO LIND-Property Index No. 12-t 1-305-001; ANTEGONE PIERROPOULOS-DIVISION INTHE CIRCUIT COURT 0Fdeemed to be a debt collecfor at- and is offered for sale without anyBERG LLC 12-I i -305-002. The real estale is LANGIS, GEORGE LANGIS, CITI-BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., SUC-COOK C0UNT, ILLINOIS tempting fo collect s debt and anyMORTON GROVE representationastoqualityorAnthony Porto improved with a residence, Sale FINANCIAL SERVICES, INC., THECESSOR BY MERGER TO BACCOUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHAN-inforrnafion obtained will be usedIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFquantityoftitleand withoutre-1807W. DIEHL., Ste 333 fermo, 25% down of the highest bid WOODLANDS OF MORTONHOME LOANS SERVICING, LPCERY DIVISION for that psrpoue COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS course to Plaintiff and inAS ISNaperville, IL 60566-7228 by certified funds al the close of the GROVE CONDOMINIUM ASSOCI-FKA COUNTRYWIDE I-40MOU.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIA-1607702 COUNTY DEPARTMENT, CHAN-condition, The sale is further sub-foreclosurenolice@fal-illinois,com sale payable to The Judicial Sales AT ION LOANS SERVICING, LP TION 5t22, 5129, 6/5/14 #780075 CERY DIVISION jodto confirmation by the court.866-402-8661fax 630-428-4620 Corporation. No third party checks Defendants Plaintiff, Plaintiff, THE BANK OF NEW YORK ASUpon payment in full of the amountFor bidding instructions, visitwill be accepted. The balance, in- 13 CH 23525 TRUSTEE FOR THE CERTIFI-bid, the purchaxer willreceive a 'w.taI-ilIinois.corn cluding the Judicialsale feefor 8400 CaIlie Avenue Unit 310 Mor-JANY G. GEORGES, EMMANUELMADHU NAIR, NAVA S. NAIR AKAMORTON GROVE CATE HOLDERS CWALT, INC. AL-Certificate of Sale that will entitleThis ix an attempt to collect a debtAbandonedResidentialProperty too Grove, IL 60053 D. GEORGES NAVA NAIR, UNITED CENTRALIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFTERNATIVE LOAN TRUST 2006-the purchaser to a deed to the realpursuant to the Fair Debt CollectionMunicipality Relief Fund, which is NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-Defendants BANK, SUCCESSOR BY MERGERCOOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-0C3 MORTGAGE PASS-estate aher confirmation of the salePractices Act and any informationcalculated on residential real estate TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thaI pur-11 CH 020060 TO MUTUAL BANK, JP?IORGANTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYTHROUGH CERTIFICATES, SER-The property will NOT be open forobtained will be used for that pur-at the rate of $1 for each 51,000 or suant Io a Judgment of Foreclosure5732 WARREN STREET MORTONCHASE BANK, NATIONAL ASSO-DIVISION GREEN TREE SERVIC-lES 2006-003, inspectìon and plaintiff makes nopose, fraction thereof of the amount paid and Sale enteredinthe aboveGROVE, IL 60053 CIATION ING LLC Plsinfiff representation as to the condition of602740 by Iba purchaser not to exceed cause on ApnI 7, 2014, an a9evt forNOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-Defendants Plainfiff, V. the property.Prospective bidders5129, 6/5, 5/12/14 #784092 $300 in certifiedfunds/orwire TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-11 CH 05246 FRANCA RANDAZZO; UNKNOWNare admonished to check the court trans)er,ix due within twenty-four The Judicial Sales Corporation. will NORRIDGE suant to a Judgment of Foreclosure5531 Church St. Morton Grove, ILKIMBERLY A. LACHCIK, MORTONOWNERS AND NON-RECORDfile to verity all information.If this )24) hours. No fee shall be paid by at 10:30 AM on July 8, 2014, at the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF and Sale enteredinthe above CLAIMANTS. property is a condominium unit, the the mortgagee acquiring Ihe resi- TheJudicialSalesCorporation, 60053 GROVE ESTATES BUILDING NO. COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS One South Wacker Dove-24thcause on September 24, 2013, anNOTICE OF SALE A-2 ASSOCIATION Defendants purchaser of the unit at the foreclo-COUNTY DEPARTMENT, CHAN-dential real estate pursuant toifs agent for The Judicial Sales Corpo- 08 CH 15582 Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606, sell st PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV-Defendants sure sale, other than a mortgagee,CERY DIVISION credit bid at the sale sr by any ration, will at 10:30 AM on June 12,EN that pursuant to a Judgment of13 CH 024885 Property Address 8235 MANGOshall pay the assessments and the mortgagee, judQment creditor,or public auction to the highest bidder, THE BANK OF NEW YORK MEL- AVENUE MORTON GROVE, IL other lienor acquinnq the residential as set forth below, the following de-2014, st the The Judicial Sales Cor-Foreclosure and Sale entered in the8640 WAUKEGAN ROAD UNIT lepal fees required by The Condo-LON F/K/A THE BANK OF NEW scnbed real estate:Comrnonlyporation, One South Wacker Deve -above cause on Decembert3,#227 MORTON GROVE, IL 60053 60053 miniumPropertyAct, 765 ILCS real estate whose eghts in and to NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE YORK AS TRUSTEE FOR THE known as 8400 CaIlle Avenue Unit04th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606,2013, an agent for The JudicialNOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO- 605/9(g))i ) and (gj(4).If this prop-CERTIFICATE HOLDERS CWALT,the residential real estate arose pri- SALE 310, Morton Grove, IL 60053 Pro sell at public auction to the highestSales Corporation, will at 10:30 AMTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur- ely is a condominium unit which isINC., ALTERNATIVE LOAN TRUSTor to the sale, The sublect property urto Index No. Previous PIN 10-2 bidder, as set forth below, the fol-on June 27, 2014, at the The Jadi-suant to a Judgment of ForeclosureFisher and Shapiro tile # 08-004717part of a common interest commun-2005-85CB MORTGAGE PASS-Is subject to general real estate tas- lowing described real estate: Corn-cisl Sales Corporation, One South in (It is advised that interesfed partiesity. the purchaser of the unit at the es, special assessments, or special 12f-034-t038. tO-20-t2t-041- and Sale entered the above THROUGH CERTIFICATES, SOR- consult with their foreclosure sale other 1038; Permanent Indes Number: Amonlknown as 5732 WARRENWacker Dove - 24th Floor, CHICA-cause on March 26, 2014, an agent than alES 2005-8SCB, tases levied againnl said real estate new PIN was issued due to a divi-STREET, MORTON GROVE,ILGO, IL, 60606, sell st public suctionfor The Judicial Sales Corporation,own attorneys before biddingatmortgagee shall pay the assess- and is offered for sale without any 60053 Property Indes No. tO-20- mortgage foreclosure sales.) Plaintiff sion of the property. New PIN: 10- to the highest bidder, as set forthwill at 1030 AM on June 30, 2014, mento required by The Condomini-V representationastoqualityor 428-016. The realestateisim-below, the following deocribed realat the The Jud'mial Sales Corpora-PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby givenum Property Act, 765 ILCS quantityoftitleand withoutre- 20-121-045-t038 The real estate is JANUSZ BODUCH MUA BODUCH improved with a residential condo-proved with a single familyresi-estate: lion, One South Wacker Drive-that pursuant toa Judgment of605/t8.5(cj-1(.IF YOU ARE THE course loPlaintiff and inAS I5 Foreclosure entered on March 28, JANUSZ, WIOLEUA BODUCH; minium. The ludgrenI amount wasdence. Sale terms: 25% down ofCommonly known as 5531 Church24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606, MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER),CITIBANK, FEDERAL SAVINGScondition, The sale o further sub- St., Morton Grove, IL 60053 2014, Kallee Realty Services, Inc., $394,t4t,52. Sale terms: The bidthe highest bid by certified funds at sell at public auction to the highest YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO RE-BANK, ject to confirmation by the Court, the cloue of the sale payable to TheProperty Index No 10-16300-005-bidder, as set forth below, the fol-as Selling Official will at 12:30 p.m.MAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 Upon payment in full of the amounl amount, including the Judicial sale Defendants Judicial Sales Corporation. No third0000, 10-t 6-300-006-0000. lowing descnbed real estate: Corn-on July t, 2014, at 205 W. Ran-DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN OR- feefor AbandonedResidenflal 09 CH 49826 bid, the purchaser willreceive a Property Municipslity Reliet Fund.party checks will be accepted. TheThe real estate is improved with srnonlv known as 8640 WAUKEGANdolph Street, Suite t020, Chicago,DER OF POSSESSION, IN AC- Certificate of Sale that willentitle Illinois, sell at public auction to the Property Address: 4049 NORTH which iscalculated on residentialbalance, including the Judicial salesingle family residence. ROAb UNIT #227, MORTON CORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-OTtAWA AVENUE NORRIDGE, ILthe purchaser to a deed lo Ihe real feeforAbandoned ResidentialThe judgment amoutit wasGROVE, IL 60053 Property Indexhighest bidder for cash, as set forth1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS MORT- estate aber confirmation of the sale, resi estste ut the rate of $1 for each 60706 Property Municipality Relief Fund,$306,813.46. below, the following described realGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. Ef- Where a sale of real estate is made st 000 or fraction thereof of the No. 10-19-109-049-1019. The real NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE whichis calculated on residentialSale terms: The bid amoumt, includ- property: amount paid by the purcfruser not estateis improved with a single fective May Ist, 2014 you will needSALE to satisfy a lien pnor to that of the real estate at the rate of St for eachins the Judicial sale fee for Aban-family residence. Sale terms: 25%Commonly known au 8235 Mango to exceed $300, shall be paid in s photo identification issued by aFisher and Shapiro file 8 09-026835United Stales, the United States $1,000 or traction thereof of thedoned Residential Property Munici-down of the highest bid by certifiedAvenue, Morton Grove, IL 60053 government agency(driver's li- shall have one year from the date of certified funds immediately by the (lt is advised that interested parties pality Relief Fund, which is calcula- Permanent Indes No.:10-20-413- highest and best bidder at the con-amount paid by the purchaser not funds at the cloxe of the sale puys- cense, passport, etc.) in order toconsult with their sale within which to redeem, except clusion of the sale. No fee shall beto esceed $300, in certified fundslorted on residential real estafe at theble to The Judicial Sales Corpora-020 gain ently info the foreclosure sale thaI with respect to a lien arising own affomeys before biddingat paid by the mortgagee acquinng thewire transfer, is due within twenty-rate of $1 for each $1 000 or frac-lion. No third party checks will beThe mortgaged real estate is im-room in Cook County and the same under the internal revenue laws the tour 24) hours. No fee shall be paidtion thereof of the amount paid by proved with s dwelling. The proper-identification for sales held at othermortgage forecloxure sales.) residential real estate pursuant to accepted. The balance, includin PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby givenpensif shall be 120 days or the peri- its credit bid at the sale or by anyby the mortgagee acqainng the res-the purchaser not to esceed $300.the Judicial sale fee for Abandonety will NOT be open for inspection. county venues. For information, ex-that pursuant to a Judgment ofod allowable for redemption under creditor,oridential real estate pursuant to itsshall be paid in certified funds im-ResidentialPropertyMunicipalityThe judgmentamount was 5amine the court file or contact Plain- State law, whichever is longer, and mortgagee, Iudgment Foreclosureentered onApril 2, creditbid mediately by the highest end best 519,965.43.Sale terms for non- olher lienor ucquinng the residential st the sale or by any Relief Fund, which is calculated on tiff's attorney: CODILIS S ASSOCI-2014, Kallen Realty Services, Inc.,in any case in which, under the pro- or parties: 10% of successful bid im- real estate whose rights in and tomortgagee, judgment creditor, bidder st the conclusion of the sale.residential real estate at the rate of ATES, P.C., 15W030 NORTHas Selling Official will al 12:30 p.m.visions of section 505 of the Hous- the residential real estate arose pn-other lienor acquinng the residentialNo feeshallbepaidbythest for each $t 000 or fraction there-mediately st conclusion ot auction,FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE tOO, ing Act of 1950, as amended (12 real estate whose rights in and tomortgagee acquiring the residential balance by t2:30 p.m.the nest ox July 7, 2014, at 205 W. Ran- or to the sale. The subject property of of the amount paid by Ihe por- BURR RIDGE, IL 60527, (630) 794-dolph Street, Saite 1020, Chicago,U.S C. 1701k), and subsection (if) is subjecl to general real estate tax-the residential real estate arose pri-real estate pursuant fo its credit bidchaser not to eaceed $300, in certi-businessday,both by cashier's9876. Please refer to file number of section 3720 oftitle 38 of the checks; and no refundo, The sale Illinois, sell at public auction to the es, special assessments, or specialor to the sale. The subtect properlyat the sale or by any mortgagee,tied funds/or wire transfer,is due 14-tl-33375. THE JUDICIALhighest bidder for cash, au set forthUnited States Code, the right to re- shall be subject to general real es- tases levied against said real estateis sub)ect to general real estate tao-judgment creditor, or other lienorwithin twenty-fosr (24) hours. No SALES CORPORATION One Southbelow, the following descnbed realdeem does not anse, there shall be and is offered for saie without anyes, special aosessments, or specialacquihnq the residential real estatetee shall be paid by the mortgageetate tases, special taxes, specialWacker Deve, 24th Floor, Chicacio, no right of redemption The property assessments, special tuses levied,IL 60606-4650 (312) 236-SALE Youproperty: representation astoqualityortanes levied against said real estatewhose rights in and to the residen-acquinng the residential real estate Commonly known as 4049 Northwill NOT be open for inspection and and supenor liens,ifany. Thecan alsovisit The Judicial Sales quantityoftitleand wittioufre-and is offered for sale without anyliai real estate arose prior to thepursuant to its credit bid st the sale Ottawa Avenue, Norridge, IL 60706 plaintiff makes no representation as course to Plaintiff and inAS lSrepresentationastoqualityorsale. The subect property s sub-or by any mortgagee, judgmentproperty is offered "as io,with noCorporation st www.tlsc.com for a 7 to the condition of the property Pro- espress or implied warranties and Permanent Indes No.:12-13-317- condition. The sale is further sub-quantityoftitleand withoutre-ecl to generareal estate tases,creditor, or other lienor acquiring day status report of pending sales.004 spediva bidders are admonished to ecl to confirmation by the courtcourse to Plaintiff and inAS 1Sspecialassessments,orspecialthe residentialreal estate whosewithout any representation as to theCODILIS S ASSOCIATES, P.C. check the court file to verify all infor- quality of title or recourse to Plain- The mortgaged real estate is im- Upon payment in full of the amountcondition. The sale is fur/her sub-taxes levied against said real estaterights in and to the residenbal real 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGEproved with a dwelling. The proper-mation, If this property iu a condo- and is offered for sale without anyestate arose prior Io the sale. Thetiff. Prospective bidders are ad-ROAD, SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE, minium unit, the purchaser of the bid,the purchaser willreceive aject to confirmation by the coart. ty will NOT be open for inspection. Upon payment in tall of the amountrepresentationastoqualityorsubject property is sublecf tO gener-monished to review the court file toIL 60527 (630( 794-5300 Attomey Certiticate ot Sale that will entitle The )udgmentamountwax unit at the foreclosure sale, other bid,the purchaser will quantityoftitleand withoutre-al real estate tasen, special assess-verify all information and to viewFileNo. 14-lt-33375Attorney Sthan a mortgagee, shall pay the as- the purchaser to u deed to the real receive s 464,702.63. SaIe lerms for non- Certificate of Sale that will entitlecourse to Plaintiff and in "AS tS orspecial auchon rules at www.kallenrs.com.ARDC No. 00468002Attorney estate after confirmation of the sale. mento, taxeslevied parties: 10% of succesxful bid im-sessments and the leqal fees re- The property will NOT be open torthe purchaser to a deed to the realcondition. The sale is farther sub-against said real entste and io of-For information:Sale Clerk, FisherCode. 2/ 762 Case Number: 1 t CH spired by The Condominium Prop- and Attorney mediately at conclusion of auction, inspection and plaintiff makes noestate aher confirmation of the sale.ject to confirmation by the court. fered for sale without any represen- Shapiro, C 42168,035247 TJSC#: 34-4395 NOTE:balance by 12:30 p.m. the neotarty Act, 765 ILCS 605/9)g))1( and representation as to the condition ofThe property will NOT be open forUpon payment in full of the amounttation so to quality or quantity of title2t2t Waskegan Road, Suite 301,Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection )g))4).If this property is a condo- business day, bothby cashier's the propertyProspective biddersinspection and plaintiff makes nobid,the purchaser will reive aand without recourse to Plaintiff andBannockbum, Illinois 61115, (847)Practices Act, you are advised thaI minium unit which is part of a corn- 291-1717, between t:00 p.m. and checks; and no refundsThe sale are admonished to check the courtrepresentation as to the condition ofCertificate of Sale that will entitlein AS 1S condition. The sale is fur- Plaintiff's attorney is deemed to beshall be subject lo general real es-mon interest community, the pur- file to verity all information.If thisthe properlyProspective biddersthe purchaser to a deed to the realther subject to confirmation by the3:00 p.m. weekdays only a debt collector attempting to collecttate tases, special tases, specialchaser of the unit at the foreclosure are admonished to check the courtestate aher confirmation of the sale.court. Upon payment in full of the1601100 a debt and any information obtained property is s condominium unit, the assessments, upecial tases levied,sale other than a mortgagee shall purchaser of the unit at the toreclo-tile to verity all information.If thisThe property will NOT be open foramount bid, the purchaser will re-5/22, 5/29, 6/5/14 #780062 will be used for that purpose. pay the assessments required by property is s condominium unit, the and superior liens,ifany. The sure sale, other Ihan s mortgagee, inspection and plaintiff makes noceive a Certificate of Sale that will 606575 property io offered with noThe Condominium Proper/vAd, purchaser of the unit at the foreclo- as iu, shall pay the assessments and the representation as to the condition ofentitle the purchaser to a deed to 5/15, 5/22, 5129/14 #776710 espress or implied warranties and765 ILCS 605/t8.5)q-1).IF YOU sure sale, other than s mortgagee,theproperty. 10951 fees required by The Condo- Prospective biddersthe real estate aher confirmation ofMORTON GROVE without any representation as to theARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME- shall pay the assessments and theare admonished to check tIte courtthe sale. The property will NOT be minium PropertyAct.765 ILCS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF quality of title or recourse to Plain-OWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT 605/9(g)(t) and (g)(4).If this prop-legal fees required by The Condo-file to venfy all information. open forinspection andplaintiffCOOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN- TO REMAININ POSSESSION tiff. Prospective bidders are ad- erty is a condominium unit which isminium PropertyAct, 765 ILCSIfthis property is s condminiummakes no representation as to theri DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY NORRIDGE monished to review the court file toFOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF part of a common interest commun-605/9(g)(t) und (gj(4(.If this prop-unit, the purchaser of the urt at thecondition nf the property. Prospec-DIVISION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Cookverifyall informahon and lo viewAN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN ity, the purchaser of the unit at theer/p is a condominium unit which isforeclosuresale, otherhanativebidders are admonished toU.S. BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIA-County, Illinois,ÇountyDepart-auction roles at www.kallenrx.com. ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION foreclosuresaleother part of a common interest commun-mortgagee, shall pay the than a saens-check the court file to verify all infor-TION ment, Chancery Division. For intormation:Sale Clerli, Fisher15-1701(C)OF THE ILLINOIS mortgagee shall pay the assess-ity, the purchaser of the unit at thements and the legal fees iqairedmallos. If this property is a condo-Plaintiff, Champion Mortgage Company MORTGAGE and C 42168, FORECLOSURE foreclosure sale otherthanaby The Condominium Proridrty Act,minium unit, the purchaser of the Shapiro, Attorney mesta required by The Condomini- Plaintiff, 2121 Waukegan Road, Suite 30t,LAW. For information, examine the um Property Act, 765 ILCSmortgagee shall pay the assess-Th5 ILCS 605/9(g))l j and ()(4).IfUnit at the foreclosure sale, otherZLA KHARON, GENNADIYes. court file or contact Plaintiff's 50cc- 605/t8.5(-1). IF YOU ARE THEmento required by The Condomini-this property is a condomini m unit Basnockbum. Illinois 60015, (847) than a mortgagee, shall pay the as-KHARON. TRAFALGAR SQUAREUnknown Heirs and Legatees of291-1717, between 1:00 p.m. andneff:CODILIS S ASSOCIATES, MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER),um PropertyAct, 765 ILCSwhich is part of a common nterestsessments and the legal fees re-TOWNHOME CONDOMINIUM AS- Chartes Reimann aka Charles G.3:00 rn, weekdays only. P.C., 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO RE605/18.5(-t)IF YOU ARE THEcommunity, the purchaser ofthequired by The Condominium Prop-SOCIATION Defendants Reimann; USA; State of Illinois; Re- ROAD, SUITE 100, BURR RIDGE, MAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30MORTGATJOR (HOMEOWNER),unit at the foreclosure salothererty Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(gi j and11 CH 035247 1602 7 ginaReimannakaRegina M.5129, 6/5, 6/12/14 #784080 IL 60527,630) 794-9876. Please DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN OR-YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO RE-than a mortgagee shall pay he as-)g)(4).If thin property is a condo-6t46 WASHINGTON COURTReimann; Charlene C. Salzrnann refer tofile number 14-13-12161. DER OF POSSESSION, IN AC-MAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30sessmentn required by Theondo-minium unit which io part of a corn-MORTON GROVE, IL 60053 aIro Charlase Salzmann tira Char-NORRIDGE TI-lE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA- CORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN OR-miniumProperty Act,765) ILCSmon interest community, the pur-NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-Iene Compean fka Char/ese HennisIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFTION One South Wacker Drive, t7Ot(C) OF THE ILLINOIS MORT-DER OF POSSESSION, IN AC-605/18.5(q-1). j chaser of the unit at the forecloosreTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-fks Charlene reimann; Richard IrvinCOOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 GAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. ForCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGORsale other than a mortgagee shallsuant to a Judgment of ForeclosureSpecial Representative for the Es-TY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY)312) 236-SALE You can also visit information, contact Plaintiffs attor-1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS MORT-)HOMEOWNERI, YOU HAVE THEpay the assessments required band Sale enteredinthe abovetateofCharlesReimannaksDIVISION REVERSE MORTGAGEThe Judicial Sales Corporation at ney: HEAVNER, SCOTT, BEYERSGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW Ef-RIGHT TO REMAIN IN POSSES-The Condominium Property Ac,cause on March 4, 2014, an agentCharles G.Reimann; UnknownSOLUTIONS, INC. 'w.tjsc.com for a 7 day status re- S MIHLAR, LLC,t 1 t East Mainfective May tat, 2014 you will needSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER EN-765 ILCS 605/18.5)q-t)IF YOUfor The Judicial Sales Corporation,Owners and Non-Record ClaimantsPlaintiff, port of pending sales. CODILIS S Street. DECATUR, IL 62523. (217)a photo identification issued by aTRY OF AN ORDER OF PSES-ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME-will at 2:00 PM on June ti, 2014, atDefendants, ASSOCIATES, P.C. 15WO3O 422-t719Ifthe sale is not con-governmentagency(driver's Ii-SION,IN ACCORDANCE I WITHOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHTthe The Judicial Sales Corporation,13CH19641 .(.JLIE A. PAGE AS SUCCESSORNORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, firmed for any reason, the Psrchas-cense, passport, etc.)in order toSECTION tS-1701)C( OF THE IL-TO REMAININPOSSESSIONOne South Wacker Dove -24thSheriff's 6 t40335 TRUSTEE OF THE DOROTHY A.SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE, IL 60527 er at the sale shall be entitled onlygain entry into the loreclosure saleLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLO-FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OFFloor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606, sell atF13050107 CPN VERDONI TRUST, DATED NO-(630) 794-5300 Attorney File No. to a retum of the purchase priceroom in Cook County and the sameSURE LAW. I AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, INpublic auction to the highest bidder,Pursuant to a Judgment made andVEMBER 20, 2000, THE DORO-14-t3-t2t6t Attorney ARDC No, paid The Purchaser shall have noidentrfication tor sales held at otherEffective May tat, 2014 yOu willACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONsu set forth below, the following de-entered by said Court in the aboveTHY A. VERDONI TRUST, DATED00468002 Attorney Code. 21762 further recovrue against the Mor/cia-county venues. For information, eu-need s photo identification Issuedt5-170t)C)OF THE ILLINOISscnbedreal estate:Commonlyentitledcause, Thomas J.Dart,NOVEMBER 20,2000, UNITEDCase Number,t3 CH 019371 qor, the Mortgagee or theamine the court file or contact Plain-by a government agency (driffer's li-MORTGAGE FORECLOSUREknown au 6146 WASHINGTONSheriff of Cook County, Illinois, willSTATES OF AMERICA - DEPART-TJSC#. 34-5191 NOTE: Pursuant Mortgagee's 500mev. THE JUDI-tiff's attorney: CODILIS & ASSOCI-cense, passport, etc.)in oitler toLAW. For information, examine theCOURT, MORTON GROVE, ILon July 7, 2014, et tpm in roomMENT OF HOUSING AND URBANto the Fair Debt Collection Practices CIAL SALES CORPORATION OneATES, P.C., 15W030 NORTHgain entry into the toreclosuisalecourt file or contact Plaintiff's attor-60053 Property Index No10-20-LLO6 of the Richard J. Dsley Cen-DEVELOPMENT, UNKNOWNAct, you are advised that Plaintiff's South Wacker Drive, 24th Floor,FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE 100,room in Cook County and thQ sameney:CODILIS S ASSOCIATES,305-018-lügtThe real estateister, 50 West Washington Street,BENEFICIARIES THE DOROTHYattorney is deemed to be a debt col- Chicago, IL 60606-4650 (312) 236-BURR RIDGE, IL 60527, (630) 794-identification for sales held at otherP.C., 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGEimproved with a siegle family reni-Chicago. Illinois, oeIl at public sac-A. VERDONI TRUST, DATED NO-lector aaernpling to collect a debt SALE You can also visit The Judi-9876. Please refer to file numbercounty venues. ROAD, SUITE 100, BURR RIDGE,dance. Sale termo: 25% down oflion the following descnbed prem-VEMBER 20,2000, UNKNOWNand any information obtained will be cial Sales Corporation att4-tl-t2756. THE JUDICIALFor information, contact PlOintiff'sIL 60527, (630) 794-9876. Pleasethe highest bid by certified funds atises and real estate mentioned inOWNERS AND NONRECORDused for that purpose. www.tjsc.com tor a 7 day status re-SALES CORPORATION One Southattomey: HEAVNER, SCOU,refer to file number 14-13-26052.the close of the sale payable to Thesaid Judgment: CLAIMANTS, RICHARD KUHN, AS1605848 Port of pendinci sales. HEAVNER,Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicacio,BEYERS&MIHLAR, LLC, 111 EastTHE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA-Judicial Sales Corporation No thirdCommon Address: 5165NorthSPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE FOR5/15, 5/22. 5/29114 #776707 SCOU, BEYETIS & MIHL.AR, LLCIL 60606-4650 (312) 230-SALE V'suMain Sfreet, DECATUR, IL 42523,TION One South Wacker Drive,party checks will be accepted. TheCanfield Avenue, Norndge, IllinoisDOROTHY A. VERDONI (DE- 1 t 1 East Main Street DECATUR, ILcan also visit The Judicial Sales)217( 422-t719. 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650balance, including the Judicial sale60706 CEASED) 62523(2t7)422-1719AttorneyCorporation at www.tjsc.com for u 7If the sale is not confirmed fOr any(312) 236-SALE You can also visitfee forAbandoned ResidentialPIN: 12-12-304-005-0000 Defendants Code. 40387 Case Number: 13 CHday status report of pendinci sales.reason, the Purchaser at the saleThe Judicial Sales Corporation atProperty Municipality Relief Fund,Improvements: This property con-13 CH 01 9371 23526 TJSC#: 34-6826 NOTE: Pur-CODILIS & ASSOCIATEG, P.C.shall be entitled only to a return ofwww.tjsc.com for s 7 day status re-which io calculated on residentialaislo of a Single Family Home 4939 N. CLIFTON AVENUE 11h14 Ott to Cou QU4I SlID lOCAL 15W030 NORTh FRONTAGEthe purchase price paid. The Pur-port of needing sales. CODILIS Sreal estate at the rate of St for eachSale shall be under the followingNORRIDGE, IL 60706 (ANDIDAIII IN (KICAGOLANO WItH ROAD, SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE,chaser shall have no fur/herre-ASSOCIATES, P.C. 15W030$1 000 or fraction thereof of thetermo: oavment of not less than lenNOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO- MONttER, CALL 841 9913411 Thursday, May 29, 2014 Pioneer Press (DC) 9 Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est. NORRIDGE mediately by the highest and bestbalance, including the Judicial salethe The Judicial Sales Corporation,monl known as 9944 KARLOVsuant to a Judgment of ForeclosureSKOKIE ex, siecisI assessrnenls, or special N THE CIRCUIT COURT OFbidder at the conclusion of the sale.feeforAbandoned ResidentialOne South Wacker Drive -24fbAVENUE, SKOKIE, IL 60076 Prop-and Sale entered inthe aboveIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Cooktases levied against said real estate COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS No feeshallbepaidbytheProperly Municipality Relief Fund,Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606, seIl sterty Index No. 10-10-403-022-0000.cause on March 25, 2014, an agentCounty,Illinois,GountyDepart-and is offered for sale without any COUNTY DEPARTMENT, CHAN-mortgagee acqairing the reaidentialwhich ix calculated on residentialpublic auction to the highest bidder,The real estate is improved with s ifor The Judicial Sales Corporation.ment, Chancery Division representationastoqualityor CERY DIVISION real estate pursuant to its credit bidreal estate st the rate of $1 for each55 set forth below, the following de-story home with a detached garage.will at 10:30 AM on June 27, 2014,Champion Mortgage Company quantityoftitleand withoutre- US. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIA-at the sale or by any mortgagee,st,000 or tractionthereof ofthescnbedresiestate: CommonlySuie terms: 25% down of the high-at the The Judicial Sales Corpora-Plaintiff. course lo Plaintiff and inAS 1S lION, AS TRUSTEE, FOR MASTRjudgment creditor,or other lienoramount paid by the purchaser notknown as 8828 NILES CENTEReut bid by certihed tundo st theion, One South Wacker Dnve -vs. condition, The sale is further ssb- ALTERNATIVE LOAN TRUSTacquirinq the residential real estateIo exceed $300, in certified funds/orROAD UNIT #510,SKOKIE,ILclose of the sale payable to The Jis.24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606,Unknown Heirs and Legatees ofedt to confirmation by the court. 2005-I, whose rigfitu in and to the residen-wire trsnnfer, is due within twenty-60077 Property Index No. iO-t6-dicial Sales CorporationNo thirdsell at public suction to the highestAlesanderG. Scott;VillageofUpon payment in full of the amount Plaintiff liaI real eutate arose prior to thefour )24( fiouls. No fee shall be paid430-023-1049; 110-16-430-party checks will be accepted. Thebidder, as sel forth below, the toI-Skokie; Dawn S. Alernan ska Dawnbid,the purchaser willreceive a V. sale.The subect property is sub-by the mortgagee scquinng the res-008/009/010/020 underlying). Thebalance, including the Judicial saielowing described realLeslie ScoO aka DawnLeslieCertificate of Sale that wìli entitle MATTHEW A. RUBSAM NKIAledto genera real estate tases,idential rest estate pursuant Io itsresiestateisimprovedwithsfee forAbandoned Residentialentate:Commorriy known as 8710Alernan; Wendy JoyScottakathe purchaser to a deed to the real MATTHEW RUBSAM; BMO HAR-specialsssensments,or specialcredit bid 51 the sale or by anycondo/townhouse, Sale terms: 25%Properly Municipality Relief Fund,SKOKIE BLVD. APT 62G, SKOKIE,Wendy Joy Michael;Ronneesueestate aher confirmation at the sale. RIS BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIA-taxes levied against said real estatemortgagee, ludqment creditor,ordown of the highest bid by certifiedwhich iscalculated on residentialIL 60077 Property Indes No. 10-21-Scott, individually and so EseculorThe property will NOT be open for lION F/K/A HARRIS N.A ; CHICA-and is offered for sale without anyother lienor acquiring the residentialfunds at the close of the sale paya-real estate at the rate of 51 for each229-002-1063. The real estateisof the Estate of Alexander G. Scott;inspection and plaintiff makes no GO TITLE LAND TRUST COMPA-representationastoqualityorreal estate whose nghts in and toble to The Judicial Sales Corpora-St.000 or fraction thereof of theimproved with a residence SaleRobin ScottakaRobinHynian;representation as to the condition of NY AS TRUSTEE; CHICAGO TI-quantifyoftilleand withoutre-the residential real estate arose pri-tion, No third party checks will beamount paid by the purchaser notterms: 25% down of the highest bidSecretary of Housing and Urbanthe property.Prospective bidders TL LAND TRUST COMPANY, AScourse to Plaintiff and inAS 1Sor to the sale. The uublect propertyaccepted. The balance,indludinIo exceed $300, in certified funds/orby certified funds at the close of theDevelopment, Gerald Nordgrenare admonished Io check the court TRUSTEE UNDER TRUSTcondition. The sale is further sub-is subject to general real estate tax-the Judicial sale fee for Abandonewire transfer, is due within twenty-sale payable to The Judicial SalesSpecial Representative for the Es-file to verity all information.If this AGREEMENT DATED JULY8,act Io confirmation by the court. en, special assessments. nr specialResidentialPropertyMunicipalityfour (24) hours. No fee shall be paidCorporation No third party checkslateof Alexander G.Scott;Un-property is a condominium unit, the 2005 AND KNOWN AS TRUSTUpon payment in full of the amounttases levied against said real estateRelief Fund, which is calculated onby the mortgagee acquiring the rev-will be accepted. The balance, in-known Owners and Non-Recordparchaser of the unit at the foreclo- NUMBER 1114483; MICHAELbid,Ihe purchaser willreceive aand is offered for sale without anyresidential resi estate st the rate ofittential real estate pursuant to itsciuding theJudicialsale fee forClaimunts sure sale, other than a mortgagee, GROSSKLAS; THOMASCertificateof Sale Ihat will entitlerepresentationasIo qualityorst for each $1 000 or fraction there-credit bid at the sale or by anyAbandoned ResidentialPropertyDefendants, shall pay the assessments and the GROSSKLAS; JAMESthe purchaaer to a deed to the realquantityoftitleand withoutre-of ot the amount paid by the pur-mortgagee, iudgment creditor,orMunicipality Relief Fund, which isI3CH 15795 legal fees required by The Condo- GROSSK LAS, estate after confirmation of the sale.course to Plaintiff and inAS IS"chaser not to exceed $300, in certi-other lienor acquiring the residentialcalculated on residential real estateShenff'o ti 140228 minium PropertyAct,765 ILCS Defendants The property wilt NOT be open forcondition. The sale is further sub-tied funds/or wire transter,is dueresi estate whose nghts in and toal the rate st $1 for each $1,000 orF13010621 CPN 605/9)g((t( and (g))4jif this prop- 11 CH 32552 inspection and plaintiff makes noecl to confirmation by the court.within twenty-four (24) hours. Nothe residential resi estate arose pri-fraction thereof of the umount paidPureuant to a Judgment msde anderty is a condominium unit which is Property Address 4929 NORTHrepresentation as to the condition ofUpon payment in full of the amountfee shalt be paid by the mortgageeor to the sale, The subject propertyby the purchaser notto esceedentered by said Court in the abovepart of a common interest commun- OZARK AVENUE NORRIDGE, ILthe property. Prospective biddersbid, Ihe purchaser willreceive aacquiring the residential real estateio subject fo general real estate tas-$300,incertifiedfunds/orwireentìtIed cause, ThomasJ. Dart,ity, the purchaser of the unit at the 60706 are admonished Io check the courtCertificate of Sale that will entitlepursuant to its credit bid st the salees, special assessments, or specialtransfer,io due within twenty-fourSheriff of Cook County, Illinois, willforeclosuresale otherthan a NOTICE OF FORECLOSUREfile to verify all information the purchaser to a deed to the realor by airy mortgagee, Iudgmenttases levied against said real estate)24) hours, No tee shall be paid byon June 30, 2014, at 1pm in roommortgagee shall pay the assess- SALE Ifthis propertyis a condominiumestate after confirmation of the sale.creditor, or other lienor acquinngand is offered' for saie without anythe mortgagee acquiring the resi-LLO6 of the Richard J. Daley Gen-mento required by The Condomini- Fisher and Shapiro file 6 11-052804unit, the purchaser of the unit at theThe property will NOT be open torthe residentialresi estate whoserepresentationax toqualityordential real estate pursuant to itster, 50 West Washington Street,um Property Act, 765 ILCS (It is advised that interested partiesforeclosure sale,otherthan ainspection and plaintiff makes norights in and to the residential realquantityoftitle and withoutre-credit bid st the sale or by anyChicago, Illinois, sell at public suc-605/1851g-t). IF YOU ARE THE consult with their mortgagee, shall pay the assess-representation as to the condition ofestate arose prior to the sale, Thecourse to Plaintiff and inAS ISmortgagee, iudgment creditor,orlion the following descnbed prem-MORTGAGOR )HOMEOWNERI, own attorneysbefore biddingatments and the legal fees requiredthe property. Prospective bidderssubject property is subject to gener-condition. The sale is further sub-other lienor acquiring the residentialises and real estate mentioned inYOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO RE- mortgage foreclosure sales.) by The Condominium Property Ad,are admonished to check the courtal real estate taxes, special assess-lent to confirmation by the court,resI estate whose nghts 'vi and tosaid Judgment: MAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given75 ILCS 605/9(g)(t) and )g)(4).Iftile Io verity all information.If thisments,orspecialtaxesleviedUpon payment in full of the amountthe residential resi estate arose pri-Common Address: 9038 NuesDAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN OR- that pursuanttoa Judgment ofthis property ix a condominium unitproperty is a condominium unit, theagainst said resi estate and is of-bid,the purchsuer wilt receive sor to the sale, The subiect propertyCenter Road, Skokie, Illinois 60076DER OF POSSESSION, IN AC- Foreclosure entered on March 21,which a part of a common interealpurchaser of the unit at the foreclo-fered for sale without any represen-Certificate of Saie that will entitleis subject to gaverai resi estate tao-PIN. 10-15-309-032-0000 CORDANCE WITH SECTION 15- 2014, KalIen Realty Services, Inc.,community, the purchaser of thesure sale, other than a mortgagee,talion so to quality or quantity of titlethe purchaser to s deed to the resies, special assessments, or specialImprovements:This property con-17011G) OF THE ILLINOIS MORT- as Selling Official will at 12:30 p.m.unit at the foreclosure sale othershall psy the asaessments and theand without recourse to Plaintiff andestate aher contirmation of the sale.tases levied against said real estateuislSofanindividuallyownedGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW Ef- on June 23, 2014, at 205 W Ran-than a mortgagee shall pay the as-lesl fees required by The Condo-in AS iS condition. The saie is fur-The property will NOT be open forand is offered for sale without anytownhouse/row house lectiva Map ist, 2014 you will need dolph Street, Suite 1020, Chicago,sesuments required by The Condo-miniumPropertyAct,765 ILCSther subtect to confirmation by theinspection und plaintiff makes norepresentationastoqualityorSale shall be under the followinga pholo identification issued by a Illinois, sell at public auction to theminium PropertyAct,765 ILCS605/9(g((t) and )g))4(. It this prop-court. Upon payment in full of therepresentation as to the condition ofquantityoftitleand withoutre-terms: payment of not less than tengovernmentagency(dnver'sii- highest bidder tor cash, as set forth605/tB.5)ct-1). erty is s condominium unit which isamount bid, the purchaser wilt re-the property.Prospective bidderscourse toPlaintiff and inAS iSpercent (10%) of the amosnt of thecense, passport, etc.(in order to bétow, the following described realIF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGORpart ot a common interent commun-ceive s Certificate of Sale that willare admonished tu check the courtcondition. The sale is further sub-succesotul and highesl bid to begain entry into the foreclosure sale properly: (HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THEity. the purchaser of the unit at theentitle the purchaser to s deed tofile to verify sIiinformation.It thisedt to confirmation by the court,paidtothe Shenff by cashier'sroom in Cook County and the same Commonly known as 4929 NorthRIGHT TO REMAIN IN POSSES-foreclosuresaleotherthan athe resI estate aher contirmstion ofproperty is s condominium unit, theUpon payment in full of the amountcheck or certified funds ut the sale;identification for sales held at orher Ozark Avenue, Norridge, IL 60706 SION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER EN-mortgagee shall spy the assess-the sale The property will NOT bepurchaser of the unit at the toreclo-bid,the purchaser will receive aand the full remaining balance to becounty venues. For information, es- Permanent Index No.:12-12-325-TRY OF AN ORDER OF POSSES-manta required by The Condomini-open forinupectionandplaintiffsure saie, other than a mortgagee,Certificate of Sale that wilt entitlepaidtotheSheriff by cashier'samine the court file or contact Plain- 005-0000 SION,IN ACCORDANCE WITHum Property Act,765 ILCSmakes no representation as to theshall pay the assessments and thethe purchaser to a deed to the realcheck orcertifiedfundswithintiff's 550mev: CODILIS S ASSOCI- The mortgaged real estateis im-SECTION 15-1701(C) OF THE IL-605/t8.5(a-i(. IF YOU ARE THEcondition of the property. Prospec.leysi fees required by The Condo-estate aher confirmation of the sale.twenty-tour)24( hosni aher theATES, P.C., 15W030 NORTH proved with a dwelling. The proper-LINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLO-MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER),livebidders are admonishedtominium PropertyAct,765 ILGSWhere a sale of real estafe is madesale. FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE100, l' will NOT be open for inspection. SURE LAW YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO RE-check the court file to venfy sil nf or-605/9jg((tj and (g))4).If this prop-to satisfy a lien prior to that ot theSale shall be sublect to general tax-BURR RIDGE, IL 60527, )630) 794- eriy is a condominium unit which e The Iudgment arnounlwas $Effective May ist, 2014 ysuwillMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30mation. if this property is s condo- United States, the United Stateses, special assessments. 9876. Please refer to file number 185,058.78 SaIe terms for non-need a photo identification issuedDAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN OR-minium unit, the purchaser of thepart of a common inlerest commun-shall have one year from the date ofPremise will NOT be open for in-14-13-28608. THE JUDICIAL parties: tO% of successful bid im-by a government agency (driver's li-DER OF POSSESSION, IN AC-unit at the foreclosure sale, otherity, the purchaser of the unit xl thesale within which to redeem, esceptspection SALES CORPORATION One South mediately at conclusion of auction,cense, passport, etc.)in order toCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-than s mortgagee, shall pay the us-foreclosure saieotherthan sthat with respect to s lien ansingFirm Information: Plaintiff's AttorneyWacker Dnve, 24th Floor, Chicago, balance by 12:30 p.m.the nextgain enlry into the foreclosure salei7Ot(C) OF THE ILLINOIS MORT-sesuments and the legai fees re-mortgagee shall pay the assess-under the internal revenue laws theFREEDMAN ANSELMO LIND-IL 60606-4650 )312) 230-SALE You business day,both by cashier'sroom in Cook County and the sameGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. Ef-quired by The Condominium Prop-ments required by The Condomini-period shall be 120 days or the pen-BERG LLC can also visit The Judicial Sales checks; and no refunds.The aaleidentification for sales held at otherfective May ist, 2014 you will needarty Act, 765 ILCS 605/9)g))1( andum Property Act, 765 ILCSod allowable for redemption underAnthony Porto Corporation st www.tjec.com for a 7 shall be sublecl to general real es-county venues, a photo identification issued by a(g)(4).Ifthia property ix s condo-605/i8.5)g-i(.IF YOU ARE THESlate law, whichever is longer, and1807 W DIEHL., Ste 333 day status report of pending sales. tate taxes, special tases, specialFor information, contactPlaintiff'sgovemmentagency(driver's lì-minium unit which is part of a com-MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER),in any case in which, under the pro-Nsperviiie, IL 60566-7228 CODILIS S ASSOCIATES, P.C. assessments, special taxes levied,attomev: HEAVNER, SCOTt,cense, passport, etc.)in order tomon interest community, the pur-YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO RE-visions of section 505 uf the Houa-foreclosurenotice@fsi-illinois,com 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE and superior liens,ifany TheBEYERS s MIHLAR, LLC, i t i Eastgain entry into the foreclosure salechaser ot the unit st the foreclosureMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30ing Act of 1050, as amended (12866-402-8661fax 630-428-4620 ROAD, SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE. property is offeredss is,with noMain Street, DECATUR, IL 62523,room in Cook County and the samesaiv other than a mortgagee shallDAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN OR-U.S.C. 1701k), and subsection (dlFor bidding inntwdtiono, visitIL 60527 (630( 794-5300 Attorney express or implied warranties and217) 422-1719. identification for sales held st otherpay the assessments required byDER OF POSSESSION, IN AG-of section 3720 of title 38 of thewww,fal-illinoia.corn File No. 14-13-28608 Aeorney without any representation as to thef the sale is nsl confirmed for anycounty venues. For information, es-The CondominiumPropertyAc),CORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-United States Code, the right to re-This is an esempI to collect s debtARDG No. 00468002Attorney quality of title or recourse to Plain-rea000. the Purchaser at the saleamine the court file or contact Plain-765 ILCS 605/t8.5(g-l). IF YOU17011G) OF THE ILLINOIS MORT-deem does not arise, there shall bepursuant to the Fair Debt CollectionCode. 21762 Case Number: 09 CH tiff. Prospective bidders are ad-shall be entitled only to a refum oftifFs attorney: CODILIS & ASSOCI-ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME-GAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. Ef-no right of redemption. The propertyPractices Act and any information023829 TJSG#: 34-7303 NOTE: monished fo review the court file tothe purchase price paid. The Pur-ATES, P.C., t5W030NORTHOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHTfective May ist, 2014 you will needwill NOT be open for inspection andobtained will be used for that pur-Punivant to the Fair Debt Collection verityallintormation and to viewchaser shall have no furtherre-FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE 100,TO REMAININ POSSESSIONs photo identification issued by aplaintiff makes no representation aspose. Practices Act, you are adesed that auction rules at www.kallenrs.com. course againsl the Mortgagor, theBURR RIDGE, IL 60527, (630) 794-FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OFgovernmentagency(driver'sli-to the condition of the property. Pro-601634 Plaintiff's attorney is deemed to be For information: Sale Clerk, FisherMortgagee or the Mortgagee's at-9876. Please refer to file numberAN ORDER OF POSSESSION, INcense, passport, etc.) in order tospective bidders are admonished tu5/22, 5/29, 6/5/14 #780064 a debt collector attempting to collect and Shapiro.Attorney6 42168,lorney. t4-i0-08580. THE JUDICIALACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONgain entry into the foreclosure salecheck the Court file to verity all infor- a debt and any inlormafion obtained 2121 Waukegan Road, Suite 30f,THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA-SALES CORPORATION One South15-17011G) OF THEILLINOISroom in Cook County sod the samemation. if thin property is s condo- will be used for that purpose Bannockbum, Illinois 60015, )847)TION Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago,MORTGAGE FORECLOSUREidentification for sates held at otherminium unit,the purchaser of theSKOKIE f607154 291-t7t7, between 1:00 p.m. andOne South Wacker Drive,24thIL 60606-4650 (312) 236-SALE YouLAW. For information, enamine thecounty venues.Forinformation:unit st the foreclosure sale, otherIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF5/15, 5/22, 5/29/14 #776721 3:00.rn weekdays only. Floor, Chicago. IL60606-4650can also visit The Judicial Salescourt file or contact Plaintiff's attor-Visitour website at seivice.atty-than a mortgagee, shall pay the as-COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS GOUN- pierce.com. between the hours of 3 15 55 (312) 230-SALE Corporation at www.tlsc.com for a 7nay:CODILIS S ASSOCIATES, sesaments and the legal fees re-TY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY 5/15,5/22,5/29/14 ff776694 You can alsovisit The Judicialday status report of pending sales,P.C., t5W030 NORTH FRONTAGEand 5 pm PIERCE S ASSOCI-quired by The Condominium Prop-DIVISION CHRISTIANA TRUST, A Sales Corporstion at www.tluc.comCODILIS 8 ASSOCIATES, P.C.ROAD, SUITE 100, BURR RIDGE,ATES, Piaintiff'uAttorneys, Oneerty Act, 765 ILCS 605/9)g)(1( andDIVISION OF WILMINGTON SAV- SKOKIE for a 7 day status report of pending15W030 NORTH FRONTAGEIL 60527, )630) 794-9876. PleaseNorth Dearborn Street Suite 1300,)g))4).It this property is a condo-INGS FUND SOCIETY, F50, NOT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFsales. ROAD, SUITE tOO BURR RIDGE,refer to file number 14-13-30552.CHICAGO, IL 60602. Tel No. )3i2)minium unit which is part of a dom-INITS INDIVIDUAL CAPACIT/ COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair DebtIL 60527 (630) 794-5300 AttorneyTHE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA-476-5500. Please refer to file num-mon interest community, the pur-BUT AS TRUSTEE OF ARLP COUNTY DEPARTMENT . CHAN-Collection Practices Act, you areFile No, 14-10-08580AttorneylION One South Wacker Drive,ber PA1125704THE JUDICIALchaser of the unit at the foreclosureTRUST 3 CERY DIVISION advised that Plaintiff's attorney isARDC No. 00468002 Attorney24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650SALES CORPORATION One Southsale other than a mortgagee shallPlaintiff, To PLACE JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, NA-deemed to be s debt collector at-Code. 21762 Caae Number: 10 CH(312) 236-SALE You can siso visitWacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago,pay the assessments required b TIONAL ASSOCtA- tempting to collect a debt and any011003 TJSC#: 34-6288 NOTE.The Judicial Sales Corporation atIL 60606-4650 )3i2) 236-SALE YouThe Condominium Property Ac,St/E C. PARK, MADISON PLACE lION information obtained will be usedPursuant to the Fair Debt Collectionw.ttsc.com for s 7 day status re-can alsovisit The Judicial Sales765 ILCS 605/t8.5(g-1(. W YOUCONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION Plaintiff, aIurpose Practices Act, you are advised thatport of pending saies. CODILIS SCorporation at www.fjoc.com for s 7ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME-Defendants Plaintiff's attorney is deemed to beASSOCIATES, P.C. i5W030day status report of pending sales.OWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT09 CH 023829 VINA Y.ISAAC AKA VINAY.5t29, 6/5, 9/12/14 *784115 s debt collector attempting to collectNORTH FRONTAGE ROAD,PIERCE S ASSOCIATES OneTO REMAIN IN POSSESSION5055 W. MADISON STREET UNIT IHANA AKA VINA IHANA. SUSAN s debt and any information obtainedSUITE 100 BURR RIDGE, IL 60527North Dearborn Street Suite 1300FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF#203 SKOKIE, IL 60077 ISAAC, GEORGE B. IHANA,SKOKIE will be used for that purpose. 1630) 794-5300 Attorney File No.CHICAGO,IL 60602 (312( 476-AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, INNOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO- YOLUIS ISSAC AKA VOLUtE Y,IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF1607392 14-13-30552 Attorney ARDC No.5500 Attomey File No. PAl f25704ACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thaI pur- YOUR lSAC. NEWTON HOUSE CON-COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-5129,9/5,6/12/14 *784103 00468002 Attorney Code. 21762Anomey Gode. 91220 Gase Num-tS-1701(ClOF THE ILLINOISsuant to a Judgment 01 Foreclosure DOMINIUM ASSOCIATION,TV DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY Case Number:13 CH 026199ber: 12 CH 3177TJSC#: 34-4869 MORTGAGE FORECLOSUREandSale entered inthe above JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, NA-DIVISIONFEDERAL NATIONAL TJSC#: 34-6844 NOTE: Pursuant1607803 LAW. Effective May ist. 2014 youcause on April 25, 2012, an agent TIONAL ASSOCIA- MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION Io the Fair Debt Collection Practices5)22, 5/29, 6/5/14 #780076 will need a photo identification is-for The Judicial Sales Corporation, TION Plainliff, SKOKIE Act, you are advised that Plsintiff's sued by a government agency )driv-will at 10 30 AM on June 5, 2014, sI Defendants INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OFattomey is deemed to be a debt coi er's license, passport, etc.( in orderthe The Judicial Sales Corporation, 10 CH 40614 fiCHAEL AKER A/K/A MICHAELCOOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-lector soempting lo collect s debt to gain entry into the foreclosureOne South Wacker Dove - 24th 10125CherryPkwy, Unit#5NK. AKER, ANNA AKER AIX/A AN-rr' DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYand any information obtained will beSKOKIE sale room in Cook County and theFloor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606, sell at Skokie, IL 60076 NA TSEKHANOVSKY,DIVISION WELLS FARGO BANK.used for that purpose. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFsame idenlification for sales held stpublic suction to the highest bidder, NOTICE OF SALE CITIMORTGAGE, INC. NKJA CITI-N.A. AS TRUSTEE FOR WAMUf605423 COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-other county venues, For informs-as set forth below, the following de- GARAGE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV-FINANCIAL MORTGAGE COMPA-MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH5/29,6/5,6/12/14 #784098 TY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYlion, esamine the court file or con-scnbedreal estate: Commonly EN that pursuant to a Judgment ofNY, INC., MARY KAY PETERSON,CERTIFICATES,SERIES 2005- DIVISION ONEWEST BANK, ESOtact Plaintiff's attorney: GODILIS Sknownan 5055 W. MADISON Foreclosure and Sale entered in theUNKNOWN OWNERS ANDPR4 TRUST ID/B/A FINANCIAL FREEDOM, AASSOCIATES, P.C., 15W030STREET UNIT #203, SKOKIE, IL above cause on Decemberf3,NONRECORD CLAIMANTS Plaintiff, SKOKIE DIVISION OF ONEWEST BANK,NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD,60077 Property Index No. 10-21- 20t3, an agent tor The JudicialDefendanls IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFFSB( SUITEtOO, BURR RIDGE,IL405-077-1011. The real estateis Sales Corporation, will at 10:30 AM10 CH 011003 JOHN SUNG SU PAK A/K/A JOHNCOOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-Plaintiff, 60527, (630( 794-9876. Please re-improved with s residence,Sale on July 7 2014, at The The Judicial9512 LOCKWOOD AVENUESUNGSU PAK NKJA JOHN S.TY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY fertofile number 14-13-10141.terms: 25% down uf the highest bid Salesdorporation,OneSouthSKOKIE. IL 60077 PAK, JPMORGAN CHASE BANK,DIVISION GMAC MORTGAGE,MARC EISENBERG, UNITEDTHE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA-by certified funds ut tIre close of the Wacker Drive - 24th Floor, CHICA-NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-NA, AS PURCHASER OF THELLC STATES OF AMERICA - DEPART-TION One South Wacker Drive,sale payable to The Judicial Sales SALE AD, GO, IL, 60606, seIt at public auctionTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-LOANS AND OTHER ASSETS OFPlaintiff, MENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650Corporation. No third party checks to the highest bidder, as set forthsuant to a Judgment of ForeclosureWASHINGTON MUTUAL BANK, DEVELOPMENT, SKOKIE TER-(312) 230-SALE You can also vixitwill be accepted. The balance, in- below, the following described realand Sale eriferedinthe aboveF/K/A WASHINGTON MUTUALJASON SALTZMAN. SUSANRACE CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIA-The Judicial Sales Corporation aldiuding the Judicialsale fee for estate: cause on Apnl 2, 2014, an aenI forBANK, FA FROM THE FDIC, ACT-LIP KA TION, SKOKIE TERRACE HOME-www.tjsc.com for a 7 day Status re-Abandoned ResidentialProperty Commonly known as t0125 CherryThe Judicial Sales Corporation, willING AS RECEIVER FOR THEDefendants OWNERS ASSOCIATION, BRADport of pending sales. CODILIS SMunicipality Relief Fund, Which is PIçwy, Unit #5N, Skokie, IL 60076 at 10:30 AM on July 7, 2014, at theSAVINGS BANK AND PURSUANT12 CH 317'? EISENBERG CINDY COLE NX/AASSOCIATES, P.C. t5W030calculated on residential real estate Property Indes No, 10-10-100-024-TheJudicialSalesCorporation,TO THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT IN-9944 KARLOV AVENUE SKOKIE,CYNTHIA COLE, MRG RECEIVA-NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD,st the rate of $1 for each $1,000 or i 005 One South Wacker Drive 24thSURANCE ACT, SKOKIE GAR-IL 60076 BLES CORPORATION, UN-SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE, IL 60527fraction thereof of the amount paid The real estate is improved with aFloor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606. sell stDENS CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIA-NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-KNOWN HEIRS AND LEGATEES)630) 794-5300 Attorney File No,by the purchaser not to exceed CALL residential condominium. public auction to the highesl bidder,TION TIGE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-OF GERALDINE EISENBERG, UN-14-13-10141Attorney ARDC No,$300, incertifiedfunds/orwire 00468002 Attorney Code. 21762 The judgment amount wasas set forth below, the following de-Defendants suant to a Judgment of ForeclosureKNOWN OWNERS AND transfer,in due within twenty-four $183,073.30. ucnbedreal estate:Commonjy13 CH 026199 and Sale enterednthe shoveNONRECORD CLAIMANTS,RI-Case Number: 13 CH 014899)24( hours. No fee shall be paid by Sale terms: The bid amount, includ-known as 9512 LOCKWOOD AVE-8828 NILES CENTER ROAD UNITcause on March 20, 2014, an sgentCHARD KUHN, AS SPECIAL REP-TJSC#: 34-5466 NOTE: Pursuantthe mortgagee acquiring the resi- Ing Ihe Judicial sale fee tor Aban-NUE, SKOKIE, IL 60077 Property#510 SKOKIE, IL 60077 for The Judicial Saies Corporation,RESENTATIVE FOR GERALDINEto the Fair Debt Collection Practicesdential real estate pursuant to its doned Reaidential Properly Munici-Indes No. 10-16-102-047. The realNOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-will at 10:30 AM on June 20, 2014,EISENBERG )DECEASED) Act. you are advised that Plaintiff'scredit bidst the sale or by any pality Relief Fund, which in calcula-estate is improved with a renidence,TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-at the The Judicial Saies Corpora-Defendants soomey is deemed to be a debt coi-mortgagee, judgment creditor.or ted on residential real estate at theSale lerma: 25% down st the high-suant to a Judgment of Foreclosurelion, One South Wacker Onyx -13 CH 01 4899 lector attempting to coiled a debtother Iienor acquiring the residential and any information obtained will be rate of $1 for each $1,000 or f rac-est bid by certified funds st tveand Sale enteredinthe above24th Floor. CHICAGO, IL, 60606,8710 SKOKIE BLVD APT 62G real estate whose nghts in and to 841-998-3400 tion thereof nf the amounl paid byclose of the sale payable to The Ja-cause on March 4, 2014, an agentsell at public suction to the highestSKOKIE, IL 60077 used for that purpose the residential reel estate arose pri- the purchaser not to esceed $300,dicial Sales Corporation. No thirdfor The Judicial Sales Corporation,bidder, as set forth below, the foi-NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-1607160 or to the sale, The subject property shall be paid in certified funda im-party checks will be accepted. Thewill at 10:30 AM on July 8, 2014, atlowing described real estate: Corn-TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-5t22, 5129, 6/5/14 #780071 is subiect to general real estate tas- IO Pioneer Press (DC) Thursday May 29, 2014 Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est. Assumed Name Bid Notice Bid Notice Mechanics Liens Probate Public Hearings SKOKIE the real estate aher confirmation of ASSUMED NAME ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Notice is hereby given that on STATE OF ILLINOIS PLEASE TAKE NOTICE - THE INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OFthe sale. The properly will NOT beNotice is hereby given, pursuantNiles Elementary School DistrictLincoinwood School District 74,JUNE 21, 2014, a sale will be IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFMORTON GROVE ZONING open forinspection andplaintiff COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS to An Act in relation tn the use71 , is accepting sealed bids for ais accepting sealed bids for aheld at: COOK COUNTY, BOARD OF APPEALS will hold COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHAN-makes no representation as to the of an Assumed Buiness Nameheating,ventilation andair-new water service project. AIYAD BODY & AUTO REPAIR ILLINOIS CERY DIVISION condition of the property. Proopec- apublichearing on Monday, US BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIA-livebiddersare admonished loin the conduct or tiansaction ofcondifioning project.A pre-bidpre-bid meeting will be held at 4200 W, CHICAGO AVE, PROBATE DIVISION June 16, 2014 at 7:30 p.m. in TION AS TRUSTEE FOR check the court file to verify all nf or-Business in ItteState," as'fleeting will be held at the Nilesthe Lincolnwood School District CHICAGO, IL 60651 In the matter of the estate of Da-the Board of Trustees Cham- BANC OF AMERICA FUNDINGmallos. If this property io s condo-amended,thatacertificationElementary School District7174 Administration Center located 773-261-0100 vid Szymell, Deceased bers, Richard T. Flickinger Mu- CORPORATION 2006-G minium unit, the purchaser of thewas registered by the under-Administration Center located atat 6950 North East Praine Road,The following article wìll be sold Case No, 2014 P 502427 unit at the foreclosure sale, other nicipalCenter,6101Capulina Plaintiff, 6901 West Oakton Street, NilesLincolnwood, IL 60712 atto enforce a lien existing under PUBLICATION NOTICE than a mortgagee, shall pay the as-signed wdh the County Clerk of Avenue, Morton Grove, Illinois to vs. IL 60714 st 10:00AM on June 3, Allthe laws of the State of IllinoisNoticeis hereby given of the MELVIN L. BERRY A/KJA MELVINseusments and the legal fees re-Cook County. Aegitration Num- 1:00PM On June 3, 2014. consider the following cases: BERRY; NEIDRA E. quired by The Condominium Prop-ber:D14138163 Ön May8,2014,Alf bidders intending onbidders intending on submittingagainst auch article for repairsdeath of David Szymell of DesCASE ZBA 14-11 BERRY NXJA NEIDRA BERRY;erly Act, 765 ILCS 605/9)g)(1) and2014. Under the Asumed Namesubmitting a proposal are en-a proposal are encouraged toand storage fumished for suchPlaines, Illinois. Letters of officeRequesting a variation from Sec- WELLS FARGO BANK. )g))4).Ifthis properly is a condo-of couraged to participate.participate. SEALED BIDS TOarticle at the request of the fol-were issued on May 7, 2014 tolion 1 2-3-5 of Ordinance 07-07 N.A, minium unit which is part of a corn- CHICAGOS FiNEST SEALED BIDS TO BE SUBMIT-BE SUBMITTED TO:lowing designated persons, un-Lauren Szymell, 670 Bending mon Irrterest community, the pur- (Village of Morton Grove Unified Delendants, with the business located at 847TED TO: Niles School DistrictLincolnwood School District 74,less such articleis redeemedCourt, Des Plaìnes, Illinois 09 CH 10926 chaser of the unit at the foreclosure Development Code) to install a PUBLIC NOTICE s hereby givensale other than a mortgagee shallN. Rockwell, Chicago, IL 60622.71 ,6901 West Oakton Street,6950 North East Prairie Road,priortothedesignatedsale60016, whose attorney is Joryfence in the front yard. that pursuanttoa Judgment ofpay the assessments required byThe true and real full names(s)Niles IL60714.Attention: Dr,Lincolnwood, IL60712.Alten-date: Chelin, 1454 Miner, DesThe parcel is located in the Rl Foreclosure entered in the aboveThe CondominiumPropertyAct,and residence address of theAmy Kruppe. Superintendent oftion: Mr. James CaIdwell, Direc-OWNER: ANWAR A SABAH Plaines,IL 60016 (847) 827-Single Family Residence Dis- 765 ILCS 605/1B.5)q-1). I YOU entitled cause on March 15, 2013, owner(s)/partner(s) is: BrianSchools. Before 1 1 :OOAM, Junefor of Buildings & Grounds, Be-6945 N ASHLAND BLVD, CHI-2700. trictdistrict andis commonly Intercounty Judicial Sales Corpora-ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME-Bilous, 1653 Pinnacle CT., Au-10, 2014.Bids will be receivedfore 10:00AM, June 10, 2014.CAGO, IL 60626 Claims against the estate may OWNER). YOU HAVE THE RIGHT known an 9300 Mason Avenue. tion will on Tuesday, June 17, 2014, andLIEN HOLDER: CFS, 4 OHIObe filed in the office of the Clerk at the hour of i 1 am. in their officeTO REMAIN IN POSSESSIONrora, IL 60502, USA, and stamped-in prior to i 1:00amBidswill be received The applicant is Mr. Curt Heller. al 120 West Madison Street, SuiteFOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF5/15, 5/22, 5/29/14 #777490 local time on June 10, 2014.AlIstamped-in prior fo 10:00AM lo-ST, JOLIET, IL 60432 of theCircuit Court in RoomCASE ZBA 14-12 718A. Chicago, Illinois,sell to theAN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN bids will be publicly opened andcal time on June 10, 2014,AllVehicle: 2003 HONDA ACCORD1202, Richard J. Daley Center,Requesting a variation from Sec- ASSUMED NAME highest bidder for cash, the f ollow-ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION announced at that time. Bids re-bids will be publicly opened andEX Chicago, Illinois 60602, or withlion 12-2-6 and 12-15-4 of Ordi- ins descnbed property' 15-1701(C)OF THEILLINOISNotice is hereby given, pursuantcalvedafter the above notedannounced at that time. Bids re-VIN # 1 l-1GCM72783A008075 the representative, or both, on or FORECLOSURE nance 07-07 (Village of Morton P,T.N 10-14-412-01g-0000, 10-14-MORTGAGE to An Act in relation to the use beforeNovember24, 2014, LAW. Effective May ist, 2014 you date and time will not be consid-ceivedafter the above notedAmount of Lien: $7300.00 Grove Unified Development 412-019-0000. of arr Assumed Business Nameered. Bid security, payable todate and time will not be consid-5/22, 5129, 6/5/14 #782342 which date isnot less than 6 Commonly known as 9058 EWINGwill need a photo identification is-in the conduct or transaction of Code) to construct a garage in AVENUE, SKOKIE, IL 60203. sued by a government agency (driv- the Owner, in the form of a certi-ered. Bid security, payable to months from the date of the firstthe rear yard on a substandard Business intheSfate," as The mortgaged real estates im-er's license, passport, etc.) in order fled check, or bid bond in anthe Owner, in the form of a certi-Notice is hereby given that onpublication of this notice and anylof. proved with u single familyresi-to gain entryinto the foreclosureamended,thatacertificationamount equal to 10% of thetied check, or bid bond in anJUNE 21, 2014, a sale will beclaim not tiled within that period sale room in Cook County and Thewas registered by the under- The parcel is located in the R2 dence. II the subject mortgaged real base bid shall be submitted withamount equalto 10% of theheld at: is barred. Copies of any claim estate is a unit of a common inter-same identification for sales held atsigned wifh the County Clerk of Single Family Residence Dis- the bid. Performance and Laborbase bid shall be submitted withNEW STAR AUTO REPAIR & filedwiththeClerk must be est community, the purchaser of theother county venues. For informa-Cook County. Registration Num- trict"district and is commonly fron, esamine the court file or con- and MaterialPayment Bondsthe bid. Performance and Labor BODY SHOP mailed or delivered to the repre-known as 8524 Mansfield Ave- unit other than a mortgagee shall ber:D14138096 on May 9, pay the assessments required bytact Plaintiff's attomey: CODILIS & and Certificate of Insurance, asandMaterialPayment Bonds 228 WASHTENAW AVE. sentative and to the attorney 2014. Under the Assumed Name nue. The applicant is Ms. Cyn- subsection (g-1) of Section 18.5 ofASSOCIATES, P.C., t 5W030 required by the Owner, will beand Certificate of Insurance, as CHICAGO, IL 60612 within iO days after it is filed. thia Knuerr. theCondominiumProperty Act.NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD,of required from the successful bid-required by the Owner, will be /5/ Jory Chelin IL 773-533-7222 CASE ZBA 14-13 Sale terms: 25% down by certifiedSUITE100, BURR RIDGE. SUGAR MAMMAS der. The District reserves therequired from the successful bid- (Attorney) funds, balance within 24 hours, by60527, (630) 794-9876. Please re- The following article will be sold Requesting a variation from Sec- withthebusinesslocatedatright to reject any or all bids order. The District reserves theto enforce a lìen eoisting under5/22, 5/29, 6/5/14 #781641 certified funds.No refunds.Thefertofilenumber14-t t-13905.6537 N Nixon Ave., Chicago, IL tion 12-2-5 of Ordinance 07-07 THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA- parts thereof, or waive any irreg-right to reject any or all bids orthe laws of the State nI Illinois (Village of Morton Grove Unified property will NOT be open for in- 60631. The true and realfull spection.Upon payment in full ofTION One South Wacker Dnve, ularities or informalties, and toparts thereof, or waive any irreg.against such article for repairs names(s) and residence address Development Code) to construct Ihe amount bid, the purchaser will24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 make the award in the best in-ularities or informalities, and toand storage furnished for such a garage in the rear yard. receive a Certificate of Sale which(312) 236-SALE You can also visitoftheowner(s)/partner(s) is:terest of the District.All biddersmake the award in the best in- The Judicial Sales Corporation at article at the request of the fol- The parcel is located in the R2 will entitle the purchaser to a Deed Christine Mullally, 6122 N Napermust comply with applicable lIli-forest of the District.All bidderslowing designated persons, un- to the premises aher confirmation ofwww.tlsc.com for a 7 day status re-Ave., Chicago, IL 60631, USA; Single Family Residence Dis- flots Law requiring the paymentmust comply with applicable lIli-less sucharticleis redeemed the s&e. port nf pending sales. CODILIS &Kathleen Vilulli, 6537 N Nixon REACH OUT TO trictdistnct and is commonly For information: Visit our website atASSOCIATES, P.C. tSWO3O of prevailing wages by all con-noia Law requiring the paymentpriortothedesignatedsale Ave., Chicago, IL 60831, USA. known as 7047 Wilson Ter. The httpJ/service.stty-pierce.com. Be-NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, tractors working on public works,of prevailing wages by all con-date: applicant is Mr. Robert Webber. tween 3 p.m. and 5 p.m. only.SUITE tOO BURR RIDGE, IL 605275/-IS, 5122, 5/29/14 777429 Bidder must comply with the lIli-tractors working on public works.OWNER: ABDUL J MUHAM- (630) 794-5300 Attorney File No. MORE CASE ZBA 14-14 Pierce & Associates, Plaintiff's At- flotS Statutory requirements re-Bidder must comply with the lIli-MAD, 1531 N. CLYBOURN ST tomeyn, 1North Dearbom Street,f4-li-13905 Atlorney ARDC No. Requesting a variation from Sec- garding labor,includifigEqualnoia Statutory requirements re- Chicago,Illinois60602.TeINs.00468002 Attorney Code. 21762 ASSUMED NAME CHICAGO, IL 50610 tion 12-3-5 of Ordinance 07-07 (312) 476-5500. Referto File Num-Case Number:ltCH 023867Notice is hereby given, pursuantEmployment Opportunity Laws.garding labor,including EqualLIEN HOLDER: SANTANDER QUAliFIED (Village of Morton Grove Unified ber 0905330. TJSC#: 34-4498 NOTE: Pursuantto An Act in relation to the useThe bid documents and draw-Employment Opportunity Laws.CONSUMER USA, PO BOX Development Code) to install a INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALESto the Fair Debt Collection Practicesof an Assumed Business Nameings are on file, May 29, 2014The bid documents and draw-25120, LEHIGH VALLEY, PA fence in the front yard. Act, you are advised that Plaintiff's CORPORATION in the conduct or transaction ofarid copies may be obtained atings are on file, May 29, 2014.i 8002 O(AL nOfficer, (312) 444-1122 anomey is deemed to be a debt col- The parcel is located in the R2 lector attempting to collect a debtBusiness in theState, astheNilesElementarySchoolCopies may be obtained at theVehicle: 2013 DODGE DART Single Family Residence Dis- 5/15, Sf22, 5/29/14 #776715 and any informalion obtained will beamended,thatacertificationDistrict Administration Center atLincolnwood School District Ad-SXT trictdistrict and is commonly used for that purpose. was registered by the under-6901 West Oakton Street, NilesministrationCenterat 6950VIN it 1C3CDFBHXDD700957 CANDIDATES INknown as 8902 Mansfield Ave- 16065V signed with the Cota'tty Clerk nfIL60714 by submitting a non-North East Prairie Road,Amount of Lien: $12910.00 nue.The applicant is Mr. Mike 5/15, 5/22, 5129/14 #776713 Cook County. Registration Num-refundable payment of $30.00.Lincolnwood, IL6071 2 by sub-5/22, 5/29, 6/5/14 #782315 Lochner. 5/29/2014 785761 SKOKIE ber:D14138022 on April 30,Checks or money orders paya-milling a non-refundable pay- CHI(AGOAND IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ble to Terry Stoklosa, TFS Alli-ment of $25.00. Checks or COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN- 2014. Under the Assumed Name l'Y DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY of ance Group, Ltd. Please contactmoney orders payable to TerryNoticeis hereby given that on WITH DIVISION WELLS FARGO BANK, AL SERVICES TerryStoklosa,TFS AllianceStoklosa, TFS Alliance Group,JUNE 9, 2014, a sale will be SAY IT IN THE NA withthe Group for any questions regard.Ltd. Please contact Terryheld at LEGAL businesslocatedat Plaintiff, 3057 N. Elbnidge Avenue FL 3,ing this Request for Bid at (773)Stoklosa, TFS Alliance Group ANDREW'S SUPER AUTO MO N STE R, Chicago, IL 60618. The trite and930-3385 orfor any questions regarding this REPAIR TSETAN W. LUNGKARA, (LASSIFIEDS, (AIL tstoklosa @ffsulliancegroup.com 4300 W, 63RD ST. NGAWANG Y. LUNGKARA, real full names(s) and residence Request for Bid at (773) 930- CHICAGO, IL 60629 WELLS FARGOBANK, N.A., Adoption address of theBOARD OF EDUCATION:3385 or (Aft FIRST CHICAGO BANK & TRUST owner(s)/partner(s)is:AndrzejNILES ELEMENTARY SCHOOLtstokInsatfsaIIiancegroup.com 773-581 -8620 847-998-3400 TO Defendants Assumed Name Lewarrdowski, 3057 N, ElbridgeDf STRICT 71 BOARD OF EDUCATION:The following article will be sold 11 CH023867 Auction- Real Estate AvenueFloor3,Chicago,IL6901 WEST OAKTON STREET,LINCOLNWOOD SCHOOL DIS-to enforce a lien esisting under 847-998-3400 5025 W SUFFIELD COURT UNIT NILES, ILLINOIS, 60714. TRICT 74, 6950 NORTH EASTthe laws of the State of Illinois A SKOKIE, IL 60077 60618, USA. PIACE YOUR AD NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-Bid Notice 5/15, 5/22, 5/29/14 ó775822 5/29/14 #785276 PRAIRIE ROAD,against such article for repairs , TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur- LINCOLNWOOD, ILLINOIS,and storage furnished for such suant to a Judgment of Foreclosure Divorce 60712. 5/29/2014 785744article at the request of the fol- and Sale enteredin the above Bid Notice Foreclosures lowing designated persons, un- Public Hearings Public Hearings cause on March 4, 2014, an agent less such articleis redeemed BID NOTICE Niles Township High Schools, for The Judicial Sales Corporafion,Foundation Notices priortothedesignatedsale will at 2:00 PM ori June 1 1 , 2014, at SkokieSchool District 731/2District 219, will receive sealed Niles Township High Schools, VILLAGE OF LI NCOLNWOOD the The Judicial Sales Corporation, seeks bids for Glase Entrywaybids for the purchase of Polar date. Judicial Sales District 21 9, will receive sealedOWNER: LUIS VIZCAINO, 6133 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING One South Wacker Drive- 24th Replacement Project atH7 Heart Rate Sensors, kits, Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606, sell at bids for the purchase of TowelS. PARKSIDE, CHICAGO,IL PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on Wednesday. Mechanics Liens McCracken Middle School andstraps and training up to 2:30 public suction to the highest bidder, Serviceforthe2014-201560638 June 18, 2014, at 7:00 p.m., a Public Hearing will be held by MiddletonElementarySchool.p.m.on Thursday,June12, as set forth below, the following de-Name Change school year up to 2:00 p.m. onLIENHOLDER: UNITED AUTO the Zoning Board of Appeals of the Village of Lincolnwood, Bid Specifications will be avails-2014 at the Business Office of ucnbedrealestate: Commonly Thursday, June 12, 2014 at theCREDIT CORP, Po BOX 9945 Cook County, Illinois, in the Council Chambers Room of the known as5025 W SUFFIELD ble on Thursday, May 29, 2014District 219, temporarily located Probate NEWPORT BEACH, CA 92658 LincolnwoodVillageHall,6900NorthLincolnAvenue, COURT UNIT A, SKOKIE, IL 60077 at 8000 East Prairie, Skokie, ILat 9800 Lawler Ave., Skokie, ILBusiness Office of District 219, temporarily locatedat 9800Vehicle: 2003 FORD MUSTANG Lincolnwood, Illinois for the purpose of considering the follow- Property Indes No. 10-16-419-021. Public Hearings 60076 or by calling Steve Ruelli60077. The real estate is improved with a in9. at 847.676.8227. There will beBids will thereafter be publiclyLawler Ave., Skokie, IL 60077. VIN # 1 FAFP40403F441 733 condo/townhouse. Sale terms: 25% Public Notices Bids will fhereafter be publiclyAmount of Lien: $11806.00 Property Address: 6605 North Kostner Avenue down of tIre highest bid by certified a MANDATORY site inspectionopened and read aloud. Specif i- Storage - Legal opened and read aloud. Speciti- Property PIN.: 10-34-324-041-0000 funds at the close of the sale paya- on Tuesday, June 3, 2014 atcations of items to be supplied Applicant: Mark & Vera Knobel hie to The Judicial Sales Corpora- cations of items to be SuppliedOWNER: KATHY JAMES Take Notices 2:30pmatMcCracken Middlemay be obtained from the Busi- Nature of Request: The petitioner seeks a vanation to per- tion. No third party checks will be School, 8000 East Prairie Road,neus Office at the above ad-may be obtained from the Busi- 1041S. WESTMOORE AVE, including APT 203, LOMBARD, IL 60148 mit an addition fo the rear of the existing home to esceed the accepted. The balance, Skokie, IL, 60076. Seated bidsdress ness Office at the above ad- the Judicial sale fee for Abandoned dress. LIENHOLDER: ILLINOIS TITLE maximum three feet finished first floor heightThe petitioner must be submitted byFor further information contact: ResidentialPropertyMunicipality Assumed Name For further information contact: LOANS, 205 E. ST. CHARLES additionally seeks a variation to permit the addition/remodel to Relief Fund, which s calculated on 11:00am on Tuesday, JuneJean Hedstrom, Purchasing Jean Hedstrom, RD., VILLA PARK, IL 60181 not comply with the Residential Design Standards relative to residential real estate at the rete of ASSUMED NAME 10, 2014 at the Skokie SchoolAgent Purchasing Agent Vehicle: 2004 CADILLAC SAX materials on the estertor walls. $1 for each $1 000 or fraction there-Nofice is hereby given, pursuantDistrict 73.5, 8000 East Frai-District 219 . Business Office District 219 - Business Office VIN # 1GYEE637240158780 At the public hearing, the Zoning Board of Appeals will accept of of the amount paid by the pur-to An Act in relation to the userie, Skokie, IL, 6007 847-626-3978 chaser not to exceed $300, in certi- 847-626-3978 Amnunt of Lien: $12410.00 all testimony and evidence pertaining to this application, and of an Assumed Business Name5/29/14 #784900 785811 5/29/2014 fied funds/or wire lrsnsfer, is due 785814 5/29/2014 5/22, 5/29, 6/5/14 #782323 will consider any Zoning Ordinance actions or relief that may within twenty-four (24) hours. Noin the conduct or transaction of be necessary or convenient to allow development of the type fee shall be paid by the mortgageeBusiness in theStafe, as described in this notice, including, without limitation, special acquiring the residential real estateamended,thatacertification pursuanT to its credit bid st the sale use permits, variations, map or tent amendments, or other spe- was registeredby the under- dal approvals.All persons in attendance at the hearing shall orby any mortgagee, ludgmentsigned with the County Clerk of creditor,or other lienor acquinng You're in thedriver's seat have an opportunity to be heard regarding this application. the residentialreal estate whoseCook County. Registration Num- Information concerning this application is available for inspec- nghls in and to the residential realber: D14138225on May 13, tioninthe Community Development Departmentof the estate arose prior to the sale. The 2014. Under the Assumed Name LincolnwoodVillageHall,6900NorthLincolnAvenue, subtect property is ssbtect to genen- of Lincolnwood, Illinois.This public heanng may be adjourned to al real estate 50es, special assess- C 6 B CLEANING SNOW at ToDrive.com mento,orspecialtaseslevied another date by the Zoning Board of Appeals without further no- against said real estate and is of- PLOWING tice other than a notice entered upon the minutes of said meet- fered for sale without any represen-withthebusinesslocatedat ing fining the time and place of its reconvening. Persons hay- talion us to quality or quantity of tite9319 Ballard Rd., Des Plaines, Ing questions may call the Community Development Depart- and without recourse to Plaintiff andIL 60019. The true and real full in AS lS condition. The sale is fur- ment at 847-673-7402. names(s) and residence address Dated: May 23, 2014 ther subject to confirmation by theof court. Upon payment in full of the theowner(s)/partner(s)is: Village Clerk amount bid, lIre purchaser will re-Roy Brown, 9319 Ballard Rd., Village of Lincolnwood ceive s Certificate of Sale that willDes Plaines, IL 60019, USA. 785797 5129/2014 entitle the purchaser ro a deed lo5/22, 5/29, 6/5/14 #762276 DRIIfE Thursday, May 29, 2014 Pioneer Press (DC) 11 Public Hearings Public Hearings Public Hearings Storage - Legal Storage - Legal PLEASE TAKE NOTICE - THELifeStorage of Moniclare will hold aLifeStorageCentersofthe VILLAGE OF liNCOLN WOOD MORTON GROVE PLAN COM-Public Sale to enforce a lien im-Southwest Loop will hold a pub- NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING MISSION will hold a public hear-posed ori said property. as descri-lic sale to enforce a lien imposed PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on Wednesday, bed below, pursuant to the Illinois ing on Monday, June 16, 2014Self-Service Storage Facility Act. on said property. as described June 18, 2014, at 7:00 p.m., a Public Hearing will be held byat 7:30 p.m.inthe Board ofIllinoisCode 770-ILCS 95/7onbelow, pursuant to the Illinois the Zoning Board ot Appeals ot the Village of Lincoinwood, Trustees Chambers, Richard T.Wednesday Jurie 11, 2014. Self-Service Storage Facility Cook County, Illinois,n the Council Chambers Room of the Flickinger Municipal Center,Location: LiteStorage of Montclare,Act, Illinois Code 770 ILCS 95/1 You're ¡n Lincolnwood VillageHall, 6900NorthLincolnAvenue, 6101 Capulina Avenue, Mortonat 6603 W Diversey Ave. Chicago,to 95/7, on Tuesday June 10, Lincolnwood, Illinois for the purpose of considering the follow- lllinoin 60707(7731237-3030. 2014, at Life Storage Centers of Grove,Illinoisto consider theManagement reserves the nght to ng: following cases: withdraw any unit from the sale.the Southwest Loop, 601W. Property Address: 6822 North Kenneth Avenue CASE PC 14-02 The contents ol the below apacesHarrison St., Chicago, IL, 60607 Property PIN.: 10-34-124-035-0000 Request for a Text Amendmentswill be sold st s pablic sale for cash(312) -360-1153 Applicant: Tom & Silvia Sajkovic fo Title 12, of Ordinance 07-07or credit card. It there is no marketManagement reserves the right Nature of Request: The petitioner seeks variations from (Village of Morton Grove Unitiedvalueor nobidsreceived,theto withdraw any unit from sale. the driver's goods will be disposed. Section 3.13(11) to perrna 4-5 foot semi-pnvate fence to beDevelopment Code) to allow cer-Registered or Motor Vehicles areRegistered or motor vehicles are erected in the comer side yard and front yard. tain "de minimismodificationssold AS IS I Parts Only"no titlessold As Is I Parts Only," no ti- Al the public hearing, the Zoning Board of Appeals will acceptto existing Structures to be ap-or registration. tIes or registration. all testimony and evidence pertaining to this application, and provedadministrativelyratherTenant Name Unit NumberTenant Name Unit k will consider any Zoning Ordinance actions or relief that maythan require a variance: such asPedro Martinez 00012Margaret Fontano 145 be necessary or convenient fo allow development of the typeexpansionsofnon-conformingVictoria McGee C2154 Ashley Con 347 Laura Hoiwitz C2161 seat at described n this notice, including. without limitation, special structures that do not expand orCarolina Macisv C2165Marilyn Miller 402 use permits, variations, map or feat amendments, or other spe- alter the non-conformance na-Yosnis Barzaga C2t69 Guiana Patton 479 cial approvals.All persons in attendance at the hearing shall lure of that structure and meetSayisha Lloyd C2216 Vita Faulkner 577 have an opportunity to be heard regarding this application. all other dimensional controls; foMsrisol Felix D2t3t KennVoegele 612 Information concerning this application is available for inspec-allow for replacement of existingDanielle Gsllickson C2147Freddie Arnett 624 Catherine Ann Saltana C2182 tioninthe Community Development Departmentofthe non-conforming fencesifthey Lisa Vessey 654 Elias ILily) Acevedo Dt 107 cam Hall, LincolnAvenue, 789 Toflrive LincolnwoodVillage 6900North meet established critena and doLsismar lapis Di 150Gwen Woolridge Lincolnwood, Illinois. This public hearing may be adjourned tonot obstruct sight lines to ensureYasmine Andrade Dl 161 Darius D Bell 814 another date by the Zoning Board of Appeals without further no-traffic/pedestrian safety. Richard Jackson Dl 167Priscilla M Dsvila 877 tice other than a notice entered upon the minutes of said meet- The applicant is Village of Mor-Adrian Santana D2i 16Darlene Poole 878 ing fixing the time and place of its reconvening. Persons hav- ton Grove, 6101 Capulina, Mor-Jairo Dursn D2219Johnathon Puckett 924 5/22, 5/29/14 #781160 ing questions may call the Community Development Depart- ton Grove, IL 60053. Frank Raffaelli 933 ment at 847-673-7402. 5/29/2014 785756 Wilhemina Harris 948 Dated: May 23, 2014 Life Storage Centers of SouthJosef N Quiroz 974 Storage - Legal Loop will bold a public sale to Shoppingfor7 Village Clerk enforce a lien imposed on saidJackie Holloway 991 Village of Lincolnwood LifeSforage of Wrigleyvillewillproperty,as described below,Michael W Ogrodnik 1032 785801 5/29/2014 hold a public sale to enforce aoursuanftotheIllinoisSelf-Gladystine Jones 1061 lien imposed on said property,Service Storage Facility ActlIli-Jennifer Barber i074B as described below, pursuant tonois Code 770 ILCS 95/1toMichael A Castro 1105 your next car 95/7, at 10:00 AM on Tuesday,Charlise D Williams 1203 Public Hearings Public Hearings the Illinois Se8-Service StorageJune 10, 2014 at Life Storage FacilityAct,Illinois Code 770Centers of the South Loop 23615/29, 615/14 #778621 ILCS 95/1 to 95/7, on Wednes-S. State St. Chicago, IL 60h16. VILLAGE OF LINCOLN WOOD day, June 11, 2014, atManagement reserves the right NOTICE OF AUCTION NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING LifeSforage of Whgleyville, 3323fo witfidraw any unit from sale.Life Storage of Morton Grove PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on Wednesday.West Addison Street, Chicago,Registered or motor vehicles are sold "As Is / Parta Only," no ti-will hold a public sale to enforce June 18, 2014, at 7:00 p.m., a Public f-tearing will be held byIllinois, 60618. Management re a lìen imposed on said property, Visit ToDríwecam to the Zoning Board of Appeals of the Village of Lincolnwood, tIes or registration. serves the right to withdraw anyTenant t'lame Unit #as described below, pursuant to Cook County, Illinois, in the Council Chambers Room of theunitfromsale.RegisteredorAngel Strong 1088the Illinois Self-Service Storage LincoinwoodVillageHall.6900NorthLincolnAvenue, motor vehicles are sold As Is /Michelle Pills 4028Facility ActIllinois Code 770 Lincolnwood, Illinois for the purpose of considering the follow-Parts OnIy no titles or registra-Gail Hutson 4134ILCS 95/1 to 95/7, on Wednes- find the make & model Dawn Daffin 146 ng: tion. day, June 11th, 2014at Property Address: 6824 North Tripp Avenue David Gardner 4019 Tenant Name Unit #Shaun Gray 1137LifeStorageofMortonGrove, Property P.I.N.:10-34-225-054-0000 and 10-34-225-027-0000 Kenneth Mc Cane 1141 Francisco Collaso 41036505 West Oakton Street, Mor- Applicant: Rivak & Nina Albazi StaceyFensin 1219Laurence Matthews 215ton Grove, Illinois. 60053, and that fits your style, Nature of Request: The petitioner seeks a variation to per- Joseph Krueger 1226RhondaStone 4101847-966-1899. Management re- mil an addition to the rear of the existing home to exceed theKourtney Coston i 300IraceY Adams 5081serves the right to withdraw any Keith Carthet 177 maximum three feet finished first floor height.The petitioner Keith Hart 1421 unit from sale. Registered or additionally seeks a variation to permit the addition/remodel to Data Defenders 4027 Theresa Minarik 1547Georgina Tlatelpa 1158motor vehicles are sold "As Is I needs & budget. not comply with the Residential Design Standards relative to Anthony Monfegna 2038GwendojynVann 3180Parts only," no titles or registra- materials on the exterior walls Mary E Stalzer 2042Shelley Eubanks 113tion. At the public hearing, the Zoning Board of Appeals will accept Marquita M Harns 2068Helen Osifelu i 12Tenant Name Unit k all testimony and evidence pertaining fo this application, and Patrick McKay 2113Luis Zpoeda 2188 JustinRakestraw 5053BruceDahni 1121 will consider any Zoning Ordinance actions or relief that may Sonya Howard 3044 BruceDahm 1131 be necessary or Convenient to allow development of the type Brandi Williams 3039 Ashley Cos 3056Escendent, LLC 3074Joseph Alvarez 1266 described in this notice, including, without limitation, special CarlosChavez 3118Debbie Patterson 2153Nicole Markich-Hall 1391 use permits, variations, map or text amendments, or other spe- Arthur J Krauss 4002Latonia Kyle 5001 BruceWatson 1587 cial approvals.All persons in attendance at the hearing shall ArthurJKrauss 4196Community Renovation PartnersAllison Selivon I i 17 have an opportunity to be heard regarding this application. Catherine Lucido 4212 2187 Yanika Johnson 5048You must be 1 8 years of age or Information concerning this application is available for inspec- Anthony Tolitano 4226 Older fo attend our auctions ofthe Lisa Maldonado 4092 lion inthe Community Development Department You must be 18 years of age, orLisa Maldonado 4162Auctioneer: Brook Snyder Avenue, LincolnwoodVillageHall, 6900NorthLincoln older to attend our auctions. Clezeal Collains 2200Illinois license #441 .001 668 Lincolnwood, Illinois. This public hearing may be adjourned to Auctioneer; Brook Snyder IllinoisShandaCade 1541555/22, 5129/14 781584 another date by the Zoning Board of Appeals without further no- license k 441 .001 668 Janet Vizzaccero 2003 lice other than s notice entered upon the minutes of said meet- 5/22, 5/29/14 #782552 Carmen Marshall 3044Notice is hereby given that pur- ing fixing the time and place of its reconvening. Persons hav- Wanda Lewis 2065 #780841 suant to Illinois Self-Storage Fa- ing questions may call the Community Development Depart- 5/22, 5129/14 LifeStorage of Rogers Park will cilities Act, a sale will be held on ment al 847-673-7402. June 11, 2014, st LifeSforage of hold a public sale fo enforce sLite Storage Centers of Hernio- Dated, May 23,2014 Portage Park, 6500 West Dakin lien imposed on said property,sa will hold a public sale to en- Village Clerk Street, Chicago, IL 60634 (773) as described below, pursuant toforce alien imposed on said Village of Lincolnwood 282-2400 The contents of the the Illinois Self-Service Storageproperty, as describedbelow, 785803 5/29/2014 below spaces will be sold at a Facility Illinois Code 770pursuanttotheIllinoisSelf- Act, public sale for cash, credit card ILCS 95/1 to 95/7, on Wednes-Service Storage Facility Act, lIli- or certified funds. If there is no dayJune 11th , 2014,atnoix Code 770 ILCS 95/1to market value or no bidsre- ofRogersPark,95/7, on June ii, 2014at Lite LifeStorage ceived, the goods will be other- 7524 N. Paulina St. Chicago, lIli-Storage Centersof Hermosa, wise disposed of. fois, 60626. (773)381-1417 4500 W. Grand Ave. Chicago, IL Michael L. Chrysty Unit k 4/2178 Management reserves the right60639. Phone number is 773- You must be 18 years of age, or fo withdraw any unit from sale.235-8452 high school older to attend our auctions, Registeredormotor vehiclesManagement reserves the right Auctioneer; Brook Snyder Illinois are sold "As Is I Parts Only, noto withdraw any unit from sale. license #441.001668 titles or registration. Registered or motor vehicles are 5/22, 5/2W14 #781481 Tenant Name: Und ksold "As Is/Parts Only" no titles CUBE news James T. Jordan Li 9 or registration. Chnstine D. Sanders 113 Unit Tenant Name Notice of Auction Ashli Serrano 166 555 Donnie Taylor L'de Storage Centers of River Wenark Wilbert 177 256 Jose Orjales North will hold a public sale to Laronda Kelley 189 462 Julius A Campbelenforce a lien imposed on said Nicholas Kennedy i 92 174 Maria A Gandars property, as described below, Jason Nahas 195 380 Wendy Kelly pursuanttotheIllinoisSelf- Your local Maria Pabon Service Storage Facilities Act, II- Debra L. Crestoni 224 384 Irene West 263 456 Elizabeth Portillo-linois Code 770 ILCS to 9517, on Jonathan Yancey 341 Montes June 10th, 2014, at Life Storage Merlene Tillis 361 572 Dulce Alvarez of River North, 333 West Ohio sports hub. Deborah Dickerson 466 683 Nieves Salgado Street, Chicago, Illinois, 60654. Jesse A Dismukes 523 733 Valerie Mayhew Phone: 312-222-0136 Danyel Cecil Martin 540 715 Valerie Mayhew Management reserves the right Tony F Cayuela Jr. 554 764 Valerie Mayhew Io withdraw any unit from sale. 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New Trier senior Alex Galoustian advanced to the boys tennis state tournament for the third straight year. Last season, he cruised through the first four rounds in the singles bracket before losing in the state quarterfinals. He ended up being eliminated in the consolation semifi- nais. Though Galoustian wanted to play singles at state in his senior season, his body didn't cooperate. A sore back has hindered Galous- tian for the last month, affecting his serves. To get around that, coach Tad Eckert paired him up with junior Corey Schwartz. "I know he had his sights on winning the singles state championship, but his back just wouldn't allow that kind of effort," Eckert said. "It's a little easier when you have your partner hitting half of your shots in doubles." New Trier's Alex Galoustian hits a volley Galoustian and Schwartz have known during his doubles match against Evanston each other since last year, became friends on Saturday at the New Trier Sectional. i this year and have already found a good , CURTIS LEHMKUHIJFOR SUN-TIMES MEDIA rapport on the court in a short time. They received a 5-8 seed for the state tournament. "We have a chance to go very far into semifinals. Oslan took third place in Wmnetka, Velasco came out fiat. They lost the first set Loyola state," Galoustian said. with his only loss coming to Tom Bickel in a 6-2 to the Ramblers' No. 2 doubles team. Freshman Peter Home took fourth place Galoustian and Schwartz finished first in close fought 6-7, 6-3, 6-0 loss. Theyjust needed something to eat. Coach in singles at the sectional and seniors Carl doubles at last weekend's New Trier boys While Oslan is quicker on his feet and Marcus Polonus made a trip to a local Cor- Beck and Duncan Parrot took fourth place in tenths sectional and helped the Trevians hitting the ball harder and smarter than he ner Bakery Cafe after the first set and pickeddoubles. All three of them have never been to have the best showing among the eight was a year ago, a new mental toughness and up some sandwiches for Garfin and Velasco. state before. teams. confidence in his skills has boosted his game. The food run paid off. Home in particular had a big match New Trier twin sophomores Tom and "That change was what won him that first "When I saw him [Velasco] smiling and against Nues West's Jesse Sacks, topping Scott Bickel took first and second, respec- set there," Ghazal said oføslan's semifinal moving his feet better, I knew we were in a him in three sets (4-6, 7-5, 6-2) to reach the tively, in singles and in doubles the Trevians loss. "That's kind of a mentally and emotion- better spot to win the match," Polonus said. sectional semifinal and clinch a state-qualify- team ofjunior Thomas Hanley and sopho- ally exhausting set and the fact that he was Even after eating the WilCIICitS trailed 4-1, ing spot. While he sometimes can show spme more Wyatt Mayer came in second. able to pull that offwas a victory." but they stormed back to win the second set freshman hnmatuxit coach Tom Fitzgerald The semifinalista in singles and doubles ad- Now he's accomplished his goal of advanc- 6-4. They took the last set 7-6 (5) to reach said, Horse can keep his composure and not vanced to the state meet, which will take placeing to compete against Illinois' best this the sectional semifinals, ensuring that they'd get overwhelmed. today through Saturday at several locations weekend. Oslan said that getting to state made the state cut. Garfa and Velasco ended "In many respects he's really a veteran around the Northwest suburbs "means the world" to him. up taking third place. when it comes to playing tennis and points," "Being there, just competing and playing Next week will be the first time at state forFitzgerald said. North Shore Country Day as well as I can is really the main goal now," both Garfa and Velasco, and the comeback Note Last year as a freshman, Blake Osma Oslan said. "I think I can do that." against Loyola made it possible. came very close to making the state cut. "At that moment, I think we were more Niles West finished fifth at the New Before this season, Oslan and coach Nazlie Evanston excited about actually coming back and Trier Sectional with four points. Maine I Ghazal discussed Oslan's goal - to make it With a trip to the state tournament on winning that match," Velasco said. "Later in East picked up two points and took sixth. to state. the line in their second-round match against the day that [making state] kind of sunk in. ItNeither Notre Dame nor Nues North He didjust that over the weekend, winning Loyola's Mark Bredemann and Jack Pillion, was really nice." registered a point and they finished tied his first two matches to reach the sectional Evanston's senior duo of Ben Garfa and Alex for seventh. 50 THURSDAY, MAY 29,2014 A PIONEER PRESS LICATION NIL

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Clark returning to Going to state Three Northridge track and field ath- boys track and field letes qualified for the Class IA state meet, which starts today at Eastern state meet after Illinois University in Charleston: one-year absence . HENRY CLARK, senior, pole vault (IO feet, O inches) BYi1mtcwiimx . FOREST MOSES, junior, high jump For Sun-Times Media, @MikeChamemik (6-3) and 110-meter high hurdles Carleton College's Jeff Dsida (16.38seconds) makes a throw from behind the For the second time in three .IJAMMAHONEY, senior,800 plate this season. CARLETON COLLEGE years, Northridge senior Henry (2:05.89) SPORTS INFORMATION Clark qualified for the boys track li. and field state meet in the pole vault. track coach Mike Egle said. "It III COLLEGE NOTES At the Class IA Lisle Sectionalwas a very mature and unself- meet Friday, Clark won the pole ish decision he made to help our vault event, clearing a height of team." Dsida, Stifierman closecareers 10 feet. Two years ago, he quali- Clark's gymnastics back- fled with a height of 9-6. ground helps with the pole vault BY NICK BULLOCK RBI and a team-high 47 rins scor&L 16718 in Princeton, New Jersey. Her Last year, though, he didn't because he knows how to contort For Sun-Times Media, @HSCNewsNorth Labe Forest Academy alumnus mark is the second-best in Harvard qualify partly because he split his body properly, and he knows Eric Bauer, a sophomor first history: his time between track and how to get inverted. Two area athletes recently con- baseman, is also on the tain. Deerfield alumnus Igor floku- gymnastics. Though he is ac- "In gymnastics you're upside cluded impressive careers for the movich, a junior throver, is also on complished at gymnastics, the down all the time, so the second Carleton College baseball team in Mundelein alumna M the team. He took seventh place in Evanston resident gave up the half of the vault has become a lot Northfield, Minnesota. Jeff Dsida, Geldemick a redshirt s4phomore shot put at the Ivy League Heptago- sport at the high school level thiseasier for me," said Clark, who is a New Ther alumnus, and David for the Wisconsin-Oshkoh women'snab Championships May 11 in New year. The big reason for the deci-scheduled to compete in the pole Stillerman, an Evanston graduate, track and field team, too1 third Haven, Connecticut, with a throw of sion was that instead of compet- vault state prelims today. led the Knights to a 22-14 record, place in the 100-meter hi4rdles 17.2 meters. ing individually in gymnastics for Clark's life is still very much including a 12-5 mark at home and aat the Wisconsin Jntercolfrgiate the Knights, he could compete onabout gymnastics. For his club 12-8 record in the Miimesota Inter- Athletic Conferen Outdoor Carolina Carmichael, a Lake Northridge's track team. season he trained more than collegiate Athletic Conferen. BothChampionships May 273 it the Os- Forest alumna and sophomore on "Gymnastics is very much an three hours a day for five or players were also named to the hkosh Sports Complex inOshkosh, the Memphis women's track and individual sport," Clark said. six days a week. He plans to D3baseball.com All-Region team. Wisconsin. Geldernick fizished withfield team, earned the gold medal "Track is similar in that regard,attend the University of Mm- Dsida, a senior catcher, started 31 a time of 14.58 seconds. !ith her in the pole vault with a height of but there's individual events nesota in the fall and participate games and played in 32. He finishedhelp, Oshkosh finished seond as a 4.08 meters at the 2014 American that sum up to competing as a in gymnastics on a club team. the season with a .415 batting aver- team in at the event. Athletic Conference Outdoor Track team." Perhaps he'll even try out to be age, a team-leading .489 on-base and Field Championship. The mark Clark still does club gymnas- a walk-on on the varsity team, percentage and a .661 slugging Hinsdale Central alumna was a new AAC record. tics and competes on the nation- he said. Focusing on track this percentage. He finished 3-for-4 in Adabelle Ekechubii, a senior Ofelia Carmichael, Carolina al level, but he had a chance to year, though, was still meaning- stolen base attempts, knocked in 17 on the Harvard track and field sister, is also a member ofthe Mem- make his mark at the IHSA state ful to him. runs and scored 32. He also led the team, posted a new persotial best phis women's track and field team. meet this year had he competed. "My goal with that was to just tem in triples with seven. in the hammer throw with a mark The sophomore pole vaulter and In 2013, Clark reached the state to try to focus on vault for one Stillerman, a senior infielder, hit of 62.5 meters, taking third place Lake Forest alumna transferred prelims in two events, finishing more season and see if I could .370 with a .437 on-base percent- at the Eastern College Athletic from North Central College. tied for 22nd on the horizontal help out the team in that event age and a .533 slugging percentage. Conference and Intercollegiate Have a suggestionfor the College bar and 29th in still rings. as much as possible," Clark said. He started each of the 34 games in Association of Amateur Athletes Roundup?EmailKzckBullock at "This year he just wanted to "Then I would have the next four which he played. He finished with 24 of America Championships May bullockpioneerpress @gmaiL corn. concentrate on one," Northridge years to do gymnastics." 'r

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III BOYS TRACK AND FIELD STATE PREVIEW NOTEBOOK Hader seeks historicstate finish for Hawks Nues West's Henry thing." Though his hamstring still is a motivated by little tight, Lopez said he wouldn't let it hold him back and thinks he Glenbrook South's can jump 22 feet. He worked hard to earn his first trip to state. Pilliod in 300 hurdles "It was a lot of rehab," Lopez said. "A lot of ice, a lot of heat, a lot BY BflKE CHAMERNUC of stretching a lot of drills. But this For Sun-Times Media, @MikeChamernik is what it was for. It's a big goal."

During the Class 3A Loyola boys Nues North track and field sectional, Maine While many of the other statt South's John Hader qualified for qualifiers said they would be state in three events: the 100-me- resting and practicing lightly in ter dash, 200 and 4x100 relay. He the week before the finals, junior won the 100 and 200 outright, with Adrian Coardos will not be taking times of 10.96 and 22.15, respec- it easy. A two-sport athlete, Coar- tively, and the relay team finished dos had a soccer tournament over second at 43.51. the weekend. Hader was happy with his "I actually have a game tonight," performance on May 22, but his Coardos said moments after the mind-set has shifted to state and May 22 sectional meet ended. the chance to make history in "Three garnes this weekend and Charleston. another game next week." "My goal is to run on Saturday, Coardos qualified with the whether it's to run the 100 or the second-place distance in the triple 200," Hader said. "Maine South jump, leaping 44 feet, 0.5 inches. has never had an all-stater in The mark, he said, is a foot better either of those races. That's been than his personal best. my goal." Coardos said soccer has helped The two top boys in each event him with his speed and endurance. at the sectional and the two top *w "I just need to stay healthy and relay teams earned automatic try not to get hurt," he said. bids to the state meet. Individuals Maine South's John Hader (5) edges out Evanston's Reggie Murphy in the lOO-meter dash at the Class 3A Loyola Sectional on May and relays also can advance by 22. Hader qualified for state in the 100, 200 and 4x100 relay. i CURiÌS LEHMKuHLJFOR SUN-liMES M[OIA Nolm Dame equaling or bettering the qualify- Senior Tim O'Hara qualified for ing standard. The Class 3A state going to feel 100 percent best all time of 15.32, but he finished third Maine East state last year, running a 22.46 in prelims are Friday and the finals the time, so having played football, in his best event, the 300 inter- Only one Blue Demon reachedthe 200 prelims. This year, though, are Saturday. that helps a lot." mediate hurdles. The senior had a state, and it was someone who O'Hara came up short in both the This will be Hader's second time of 39.84, hitting the qualifyingwas inactive for nearly the entire 200 (he ran a 23.76) and 100 (11.62) straight year at state. Last year he Hiles West time exactly. outdoor track season. at the sectional. In both events, he ran a 22.41 in the 200, but he said Before Matt Henry stepped to At state, Henry said that Glen- Senior Christian Lopez tore was ousted in the preliminaries he's more confident now and will the blocks for the 110 high hurdles, brook South's Luke Pilliod will be a his left hamstring a week into the and didn't reach the finals. run a better time as a senior. the voice over the loudspeaker toldtough challenge. Henry advanced spring season. Then, he came back "He was pretty disappointed - Along with the track experience,the crowd that Henry was a top-30 to the state finals in the 300 for three days during the season with himseli" Notre Dame coach Bader said that football has helpedhurdler in the state. A little added hurdles last year and took eighth and tore it again. After returning Mike Jankowski said. him and his 4x100 teammates - pressure, no big deal. while Pilliod didn't advance out of for the conference meet, the May Jankowski said O'Hara had senior Clay Burdelik, junior Tom "Even my coaches are depend- prelims, but Pilliod won the May 22 sectional was only his second been sick with the flu earlier in the Bazarek and sophomore Nick ing on me to win top-three and 22 event by more than 1 second meet of the year. week. O'Hara had been the rock of Sajenko. They all play football, and make it to state," Henry said. (38.83). No matter. In the long jump, an injury-plagued team all season, while the techniques are different, "There's definitely a lot of pressure "I think it's going to be between Lopez hit a distance of 20 feet, 11.75 and he won both the 100 and 200 the work ethic carries over. surrounding it. But I try to not let me and him at state," Henry said, inches, just 4 inches off a personal at the East Suburban Catholic "If you play football, you're it get to my head that much. I try adding that it will take "every- best. Conference meet May 15. But going to be a hard worker, so I to relax. I just reassure myself thatthing" he has to beat Pilliod. "He "I knew I was going to jump," O'Hara's flu symptoms occurred at think that really helps us a lot," I know I have it, because I know I has the same mind-set as me: he's Lopez said. "I wanted to get to a bad time. Bader said. "We work really hard have the times." trying to beat me, I'm trying to state, but I didn't know if it was "I think it finally caught up with throughout the season. You're not Henry fell short in the 110 with abeat him." possible with the injury and every- him," Jankowski said. THURSDAY, MAY 29,2014 I A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION NIL

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CHARLESTON - Every member of Loyola's 4x800-meter relay team shared the same sentiment after running into the program's record books at the Class 3A girls traQk and field state meet at Eastern Illinois. "We just wanted to have fun out there," sophomore Kathryn House said. That mind-set carried the Ramblers to second place in the race iii a team-record time of 9 minutes, 8.77 seconds, less than one second slower than state champion St. Charles East. It was Loyola's all-time best state meet finish in the event. "We were happy to be here, so we tried to North Shore Country Day's Rory Kelly finished make it fun," junior Caroline Zaworski said. fourth in the 3,200-meter run at Saturday's Class IA

Sarah Kelley, who ran the anchor leg and girls track and field state meet in Charleston.BRIAN

is one of two seniors on the relay, said the O'MAHONEY/FOR SUN-TIMES MEDIA team was "cracking jokes" with one another at the hotel before arriving at O'Brien Kelly gave him Saturday in the Class IA Stadium. state meet at O'Brien Stadium. "There was a lot of that going on," she "You want them to perform their best at said. the biggest meets," the Raiders coach said. Senior Jackie McDonnell, added, "We are Kelly, a senior, finished fourth in the 3,200 goofs' kids." in 11:07.97, a personal best by more than 31 Loyola coach ChrisJon Simon said the re- seconds. She followed that up by earning lay's chemistr3 along with its talent, enabled another medal with her fifth-place finish in it to make history. the 1,600 (5:11.05). "First and foremost, they wanted to "Even though I was one second off my PR, enjoy this experience," he said. "Everything I was happy how I ran my second race," said else will fall in line. They were relaxed and Kelly, who ran track for only one full season focused, but they were laughing as they got for the Raiders. "It was the last race of mine onto the track." in high school, and I was right there fighting Evanston until the end." Although senior standout Parker English Notes won't be back at Evanston next season, Niles North junior thrower Fiona Kanam the Wildkits should in good shape with the .became the first girl in program history to expected return ofjunior Alexia Harvey earn a state medal in the field after placing and sophomore Gabriell Watson. Along with eighth in the shot put (42-3). The Vikings two-time state champion Parker, Harvey and have had two athletes win medals on the Watson competed in Saturday's finals. track. ... Maine East senior Elanta Slowek What's more, neither started training in Loyola's Sara Kelly runs in the 4x800-meter relay duringsaturday's Class 3A grs track and field state meet at ended a decade-long drought of Blue De- their events until this season. Harvey fin- Eastern Illinois Univeri1y in Charleston. Loyola finished second in the event.BRIAN QMA}40N[Y/FQR SUN-liMES MEDIA mons not earning medals in the field. Her ished seventh in the 100 high hurdles (15.23), sixth-place in the discus (129-11) was the first ar4Watson was 11th in the high jump (5 feet, Harvey said Evnston assistant coach has so much faith in me, and that's an awe- time since 2005 that Maine East scored in 2 inches). Tameeka McFarinne, a three-time state some feeling." the field.... New Trier junior Mimi Smith "I never thought I'd be here," said Harvey,champion in hurd4es events, has been a big took third in the 3,200 (10:41.17), but she North Shore Couniry Day who ran a personal-best 14.92 in Friday's help in her development. straggled to 12th in the 1,600 (5:11.06). Nicole preliminaries. "I just ran with it, and it took "I sometimes bmg myself down, but she's Patrick McHugh said he couldn't ask for Karabas, a junior at New Trier, finished 14th mè here." always encouragiig me," Harvey said. "She much more than what distance runner Rory in the pole vault (10-0). NIL A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION I THURSDAY, MAY 29,2014 I 53

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