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West High School students have successfully Nllescollected more than 5,100 items for care packages thatwill be shipped off to members ofthe U.S. military forces serving overseas.- During the Winter Pep Assem- bly on Dec. 5, Niles West welcomed local servicemen and their families. A number of speakers thanked the students for all the work they've done to make the event possible. Nues West Assistant Principal Mark Rigby, who said he'd shave his head and beard if students Principal Mark Rigby has his head collect more than 5,176 items, kept shaved by Kelly Adamovic after students his word in front of the cheering met the quota of supplies for military students. personnel at Niles West High SchoolFn-
In early November, NUes West day. i KEVIN TANAKWCHICAGQ TRIBUNE MEDIA GROUP students began collecting items for care packages. Bins were placed around the school buildings, and students and staffwere able to drop off as many items as they wanted. Nues West students applaud Randall Righy after relating a story from World War Il about four chaplains. i KEVIN TANAKCHICAco TRIBUNE
Those items included non- MED IA G ROUP perishable foods such as snacks, canned meals, gum and candy. Theyaccomplishments, seniors were out Connie Foytek, mother of Kraig one should strive to emulate. also collected personal care sup- encouraged to wear camouflage- Foytek, a Niles West alumnus who "You'll never live a perfect plies such as shampoos, condition- themed clothes. A significant was killed in action in October 2006day unless you do something for ers and toothbrushes. number of seniors did that7to while serving in Iraq. someone who couldn't repay you," Rigby promised that, if students the point where nearly half of the The introductions were followed he said. collect over 2,588 items the num- senior section of the bleachers was by the singing ofthe National An- Rigby told students that while ber of students currently enrolled incammo-colored. them. To the delight ofthe crowd, care packages may not seem like Niles West he'd shave his head at A large number of students and the school got Jim Cornelison, the much, they do make a difference for the winter assembly. If the students faculty also wore T-shirts made Chicago Blackhawks' National soldiers serving on the front lines. collected double that amount, he'd specifically for the assembly. On the Anthem singer for the past seven He encouraged students to continue shave his beard, as well. By Nov14, front, they said "Niles West Sup- years, to sing it. doing something for the greater students had already collected 823 ports Military Families" in letters Retired Lt. Gen. Randall Rigby, good. items. that used Niles West school colors father of Mark Rigby, spoke before "I encourage you to find a pur- Chicago Blackhawks singer Jim Corneli- In the run-up to the winter in camouflage-like patterns. On the the assembly. He emphasized the pose to serve in your life, not just a son belts out the National Anthem. i KEVIN
assembly, Niles West invited local back, the shirts bore a quote from importance of service7especially lifestyle to live," he said. TANAKPJCHICAGO TRIBUNE MEDIA GROUP servicemen and their families. The Winston Churchill: "Never in the when there's no reward. Next, Mark Rigby stepped out to school held a reception for them field of human conflict has so much To illustrate his point, Rigby told get his head shaved. He left the gymclub, the Orchesis Dance Company before the assembly. The visitors been owned to so few." the students about the sinking of to get his beard shaved, promising and the Flying Penguins band. watched the assembly from the As the assembly opened, Niles the USAT Dorchester transport to return once it was done. - The assembly ended with the special seating area near the gym West principal Jason Ness and ship during World War II. At this point, some of the guests completely clean-shaven Mark entrances. coach Mitch Stern welcomed the "In the panic in darkness, four [ofleft, but most stuck around for the Rigby's return. He told students As with most assemblies, guests to the assembly and thanked the ship]'s chaplains took off the life rest ofthe assembly. During the as- that as a veteran and son of a vet- students were encouraged to dress the students for their hard work. vests and gave them to frightened sembly, the school recognized Niles eran, seeing the students collect so certain colors, with freshmen Stern thanked the military mem- sailors," he said. West fine arts clubs and organiza- many donations was worth losing encouraged to wear white, sopho- bers for the service and the families The action caused the chaplains tions and athletic teams. The event his hain mores encouraged to wear blue, for their love and support. their lives. But Rigby said this kind included performances by Niles "Because you did your part, I and juniors encouraged to wear red. Stern introduced ail the guests ofwillingness to put others' needs West poms, varsity cheerleaders, was willing to sacrifice a bit of my But this time, to mark the students' individually. He specifically singled above their own is something every-Break Beatz, the school's dance hair," said Rigby. submitted petitionsfortwobinding dently ofthevillage,officialssaid. erendum, butthosewerecreatedindepen- urging residentstovoteagainsttheref- before theelection,thereweresigns tion withthereferendum.Inweeks calls and$21,307onlegalfeesinconnec- spent $10,615oninformationalfliersand spokeswoman HayleyGerard,thevillage BY lOORSTUDENKOV $26,873.19. Italsopaid$434toChicago- Gerard, thevillagepaidfirmatotalof merit. and Makula'scounter-argumentshadany vise themonwhetherMareci'sobjections that specializesingovernmentlaw,toad- Ancel Glink,aChicago-basedlawfirm and TrusteeJoeLoVerde-contracted Przybylo, VillageClerkMarleneVictorine The NuesElectoralBoard-madeupof to strikethereferendafromballot. resident FrankMarecifiledobjections its potentialdownsides. inform residentsofwhatPrzybylocalled Andrew Przybylotolaunchacampaign ultimately remained,promptingMayor was struckfromtheballot,second elections. Whilethefirstreferendum trustee vacanciestobefilledthrough an electedpositionandonetorequire referendums cies, recordsshow. mayor ofthepowertofilltrusteevacan- dum thateventuallystrippedthecity's $37,922 onexpensesrelatedtoareferen- For Sun-TimesMediaI@ìstudenkov referendum on trustee Nues spent$37,922 referendum wouldremainon the ballot. Karkul ruledthatthetrusteevacancy 2, CookCountyCircuitCourt JudgePaul the ballot.Makulaappealedand onOct. valid objectionstokickbothreferenda off ments wereinvalid,there enough ruled thatwhilemostofMareci'sargu- Board actedonAncelGlink'sadviceand election code. additional legaladvicerelatedtothestate based Holland&Knightlawfirmfor In July,NilesactivistJoeMakula According tofiguresprovidesbyvillage The villageofNuesspentatotal According tothefiguresprovidedby After Makulafiledhispetitions, In response,Przybylo decidedtosend At itsSept.12meeting,theElectoral 7 one tomakevillageclerk bottom. village gaveMakulaanopportunitytoin- flier containedfactualinformation. Glink attorneyPaulKellerarguedthatthe turn votersagainstthereferendum.Ancel Hanusiak arguingthatitwasintendedto with TrusteesRosemaryPalickiandChris of thepublicattendingmeeting. shown totrustees,thepressandmembers flier, thepreliminaryversionofwhichwas was vacantatthesametime. would beimpossibleifmorethanoneseat quire asuper-majorityoftrustees,which sentation explaininghowcertainvotesre- special meeting,AncelGlinkgaveapre- dum. DuringtheOct.20VillageBoard potential negativeimpactofthereferen- information toNuesresidentsaboutthe vacancies
Q_of Nilesresidents votinginfavorofit. whelmingly passed,withabout 77percent cating eitherfororagainstareferendum. referendum, itprohibitsthem from advo- governments toinformresidents abouta committee had$3,174.30infunds. terly filingindicatesthatasofAug.30,the is itschairman.Themostrecentquar- Illinois StateBoardofElections,Przybylo for mayor. formed tosupportPrzybylo'scandidacy of MayorPrzybyloapoliticalcommittee signs werecommissionedbytheFriends dents tovoteagainstthereferendum.The near severalpollingplacesurgingresi- about theissue,recordsshow. records. Italsospent$636.25onrobocalls postage tomailthefliersout,according flier. Consulting waspaid$1,400todesignthe processing. DesPlaines-basedCabildo MSF Graphics$4,269forprintingand Gerard, thevillagepaidDesPlaines-based full textofKarkul'sdecisionaddedatthe to theoriginalversion,saveforalink that thevillagesendoutwasidentical as longhestucktofacts.Theflier dude hisperspectiveonthereferendum, According toinformationprovidedby In responsetothoseconcerns,the The flyer'scontentwascontroversial, That argumentwassummarizedona Ultimately, thereferendumwas over- While statelawallowsmunicipal According todocumentsfiledwiththe On theElectionDay,signswereposted The villagespentatotalof$83,880on WHITE EAGLEBANQUETS 6839NMILWAUKEEAVE,HILES60714 NIL APIONEERPRESSPUBLICATION CONNECTING ALLMAJOR Jewelry 'Handbags Attorneys Admission Ticket-$1.00 Sunday, December14th. ETHNIC TRADEFAIR Insurance Agents'MortgageBrokers ET FREECONSULTATIONFROM: SHOP ATDISCOUNTEDPRICE: COMMUNF 11ES ; llam-6pm Phone 847-414.6747 TRADE SHOW INTERNATIONAL www.International Bafloons, Facepainting.Crafts,MagicShow Parki ouo ISKIDSFRIENDLY: and otherprofessionals Cosmetics 'Fragrance EXPO Medical Doctors'Chiropractors and manymore! , Sunglasses IEyewear PA I THURSDAY, DECEMBER11,2014 .' .com 2014 DECEMBER 14 I 7 8 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2014 A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION NIL
More than 200 people showed up at the dedication of the Yellow Line station at Oakton on Sunday, June 24,2012 in Skokie. IFILE Co ok County transportation plan making upfor 75yearsof businessasusual
1R7 LEAVflr Center for Neighborhood Technol- Her presence is a sign that the that there are other important providing direction for the next 25 ileavï[email protected] @IrvLeavitt og3 She used to lobby the County finished plan will likely be a very forms of transportation, such as years. It's about money. Highway Department about different plan than others put public. Cook County now has to go Choca-Urban might "sustainable transportation" and together in recent years7if there That wouldn't work under through the Illinois Department not be the first per- get shrugs. were others. current statutes governing state of Transportation to get federal Mariason you expect to see "It was like banging my head The last time the Cook County funding, which can only fund the transportation funds. With a plan, representing Cook County at a against a brick wall," the Wilmette Highway Department had a corn- county department with the word it can cut out the middleman: transportation planning event, butresident said Dec. 3. prehensive transportation plan "highway" in it. It's part of a pattern in the there she was Dec. 3 at North- Now, she's deputy chief adminis- was 1940. So it's the Cook County Trans- Preckwinkle administration, which brook Village Hall, buttonholing trative officer of the Cook County Things have changed. The portation & Highway Department just began its second four years municipal engineers and trans- Bureau of Administration, and department isn't even called that now. playing catch-up to the rest of the portation planners. she's charged with co-piloting the anymore. "The systems management state and country. Two years ago, Choca-Urban new Cook County Long Range Cook County Board President people say that redundancy is a The county's years-overdue but was the director of the Transpor- Transportation Plan. She was in Toni Preckwinkle's new order good thing," Choca-Urban sighed. now nearly-finished Natural Haz- tation & Community Development Northbrook for a regional open tried to change the name to Trans- The new plan, expected to be ard Mitigation Plan will open the Program of an activist group, the house. portation Department to reflect done next year, is not just about door for Federal Emergency Man- NIL A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2014
agement Agency grants for flood control all lines, which are comparatively expensive. over the county The county's Consolidated And even on routes that connect to the Plan/Comprehensive Economic Develop- CTA-priced Yellow Line, for some Chicago- ment Strategy, now in draft form, will allow ans, the trip just takes too long. grant requests from the U.S. Economic Northbrook Village President Sandy CONSTRUCTION Development Administration. Frum said Dec. 3 that some owners of Remodeling to a hlç!her standard. Choca-Urban said she sees the transpor firms in the Sky Harbor business park still tation plan at the heart of county leader- complain about finding workers because of ship to bring governments and agencies difficulties in finding transportation. Frum, together to make decisions that create current president of the Northwest Munici- integrated transportation 7and that includes pal Conference, is on the advisory board of rapid transit. While most opportunities for the county transportation plan effort. rapid transit extension have been lost in "We may need to think a little different- recent years, through political unpopularity ly," TMA assistant Timothy Grzesiakowski and diminished funding possibilities, she said Dec. 3. sees another way to expand: "infill." Buses are already getting a boost with She said Skokie's recent efforts to create "shoulder-riding," which allows public buses a transportation- and business-friendly to run on widened shoulders on express- downtown should be an inspiration else- ways. Shoulder-riding is already speeding where. Loop-to-Plainfield buses on the Stevenson Skokie created incentives that brought Expressway, and is on the way to the Jane more jobs and more dense housing to its Addams. There, parking lots along the high- downtown, then "took their destiny into way for bus riders, similar to rapid transit their own hands," designing and fighting lots, are also planned. for the Oakton Avenue stop on the Skokie A Pace/Illinois Department of Transpor- Swift's Yellow line, she said. tation feasibility study is nearing compie- Now, Choca-Urban said, the county is tion for shoulder-riding on the Edens in early talks about creating another infili Expressway. project: to expand the River Road Chicago You can't argue with public transporta- Transit Authority Blue Line station in tion, Steve Gutierrez, Northfleld's corn- Rosemont. The idea is to expand space for munity development director, told Choca- the burgeoned bus lines at the station and Urban Dec. 3. "It's just like morn and apple add parking, by raising the parking above pie." ground level. Below would be a bigger bus He added, however, that he worried that depot and commercial uses, which would go the plan would concentrate too much on toward paying for the project. public transit and not enough on worn-out It's not close to happening, however, highways. Choca-Urban said. The village of Rosemont "When you're sick with a cold, you want hasn't committed, and the involved agen- to concentrate on getting better," Gutierrez cies haven't, either, she said Dec. 4. said. "You want to treat the cold before you "RTA says, We don't have the money, become a body-builder." and our station is fine, by the way,' and He added, however, that the county has PACE says 'We need a bigger station but we become very receptive to his village's needs don't have the money," Choca-Urban said. in recent years. "It may be a question (of) whether we can To the west, village of Glenview Engi- entice private developers to build on the neering Services Manager Shane Schneider site, and use the increment from the new is looking for future help from the county private development to rebuild the station." to relieve traffic congestion. One of the big- The ground rules for the county plan- gest problems involves county-owned Lake ning process encourage cooperation Avenue at Waukegan Road, an intersection beyond the borders of the county itself, that remains a bottle-neck and may need and Bill Baltutis, executive director of the widening or re-signalization. Transportation-Management Association of Wagner and Winnetka Roads could use Lake-Cook, said that suited him Dec. 3. some help, too. His business-funded organization teams Northbrook resident Ray Persino, an avid up with the Pace bus service to run Shuttle bicyclist, dropped by the Dec. 3 meeting, as Bug buses that serve employees of busi- he had heard that the interests of people nesses in north Cook County and south like him will be considered in the plan. Lake County, and works on other transpor- "I think transportation in Cook County is tation issues. The TMA, he said, could use great," he said."But the bicycling isn't quite the County's help in widening the west- as good as in the city" ern end of Lake-Cook Road, where some Persino said he uses several area rec- stretches are still two lanes wide. reational bike trails, which he considers "And we'd like to see a Route 53 exten- well-managed and safe. But in the suburbs, sion," he added. riding on arterial roads or highways is too One of the difficulties in making the dangerous for him. Shuttle Bug work for some employees is "You won't catch me on any of the busy that it connects to Metra commuter train streets," he said. IO THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2014 A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION NIL I fi CRIME BRIEFS Man charged with felony after firinggun to stop fight: cops THEFT BY JENNIFER JOHNSON fired a mund. worked at the construction site, Scirotino called 911 and reported A 56-year-old man told police [email protected] I @jen...pioneer According to police, Burns, who police said. Sciortino is accused of that a co-worker had fired a gun at his cell phone was stolen Nov. has a valid concealed-carry permit, confronting his father over money he him, police said. 30 after he left it unattended for A Chicago man accused of firing a shot the gun in response to a physical claimed he was owed for work and Burns was charged with felony several minutes at the Golf Mill gun at a Niles construction site Satur- altercation between two other con- then battering the older man, police reckless discharge of a firearm and his Shopping Center charging sta- day morning is facing felony charges. struction workers. said. bond was set at $150,000, according tion located near Entrance 8. Police say William L Burns, 58, of "We believe he was trñng to stop Tornabene said he did not have tothe Cook County Stat&s Attorney's 5256 S. Paulina Street, was operating the fight," said Niles Police Sgt. Robert specifics on the alleged batterç only Office. A 64-year-old woman told police a construction vehicle at the site of Thrnabene. that there was a physical altercation. Sciortino was charged with mis- that jewelry she believes is the former American Midwest Hotel, The fight involved Michael Scior- Police have not determined il demeanor domestic battery against valued between $25,000 and 6450 Thuhy Ave., when he pulled out tino, 34, of 507 W. 27th St., Chicago, Burns aimed the gun at the men or his father. Court information was not $30,000 was stolen from her a 9mm semi-automatic handgun and and his 60-year-old father, who also shot it in the aii Thrnabene said. immediately available. residence on the 7900 block of Nordica Avenue on Nov. 30. The ill POUCE BLO1TER cocaine were found in Brown's shoe dur- Nov. 29. Police said Carol Price and Ma- and cutlery from a store on the 8500 woman told police that a friend ing a pat-down conducted by an officer. son were accused of pushing a shopping block of Golf Road. She has a Jan. 15 The following incidents were listed in had been staying with her in the Brown has a Jan. 6 court date. cart containing unpaid merchandise out court date. the official bulletin ofthe Niles Police residence, but she claimed not to the door of a store at Golf Mill, while Don- Department. Readers are reminded that know the friend's name or where RETAIL THEFT nell Price allegedly removed a sweatshirt OUI an arrest does not constitute a finding of Jaminiben Patel, 22, of 5158 N. Lotus she had gone, She also reported from a store display, put it on and exited Kyu Hwang, 36, of 1515 W. White Oak, Ar- guilt. Only a court of law can make that Ave., Chicago, was charged with retail that other friends had been in the store without paying for ¡t. All three linglon Heights, was charged with driving determination. theft on Nov. 28 after she allegedly stole the home, but again told police have a Jan. 14 court date. under the influence on Nov. 29 after po- she did not know their names. $426 worth ofjewelry from a store at Golf lice reportedly saw him drive his vehicle DRUG POSSESSION Lauren Alexander, 20, of 4816 Mulford Police said there were no signs of Mill Shopping Center. Police said Patel's over a large parking barrier in a lot on the Kenneth Brown, 54, of 10086 Holly St., Skokie, was charged with retail theft forced entry to the residence. 15-year-old family member also removed 7300 block of Milwaukee Avenue at 1:15 Lane, unincorporated Maine Township, on Nov. 30 after she allegedly stole Il $190 worth of jewelry, but the store chose am. According to police, a passenger in was charged with possession of drug items valued at $206 from a store at Golf BURGLARY not to press charges against him. Patel Hwang's vehicle used her cell phone to paraphernalia on Dec. 3 following a traf- Mill. She has a Jan. 7 court date. A residence on the 9000 block of has a Jan. 7 court date. record the traffic stop and field sobriety fic stop of a vehicle that had reportedly Cumberland Avenue was burglar- Carol Price, 43; Natisha Mason, 22; and Barbara Swiderska, 62, of 9340 Hamilton tests. The woman was reportedly asked been parked in a fire lane at 800 Civic ized Nov. 27 between I and 7:45 Donnell Price, IB, all of 8815 Carleah Ct., unincorporated Maine Township, was to provide police with a copy of the video, Center Drive. According to police, objects p.m. No additional details were Street, unincorporated Maine Township, charged with retail theft on Nov. 30 after but she did not say if she would. Hwang commonly used in the smoking of crack provided. were each charged with retail theft on she allegedly stole $43 worth of clothing was assigned a Jan. 7 court date.
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BY KARIE ANGELL-LUC requests with a boyish smile and Disney garnishment. at do you get when you "I grew up in Norridge and I have three gallons of grew up in scouts," said Tomzik, maple syrup, 20 gallons who has four children with his wife of fresh, donated batter and 60 Peggy. pounds of sausage? "We're a big fan of Boy Scouts." Why, second helpings for sure at Their kids are Mark, 18, Luke, the 17th Annual Boy Scout Troop 15, Emily, 18 and Molly, 12. 922 Pancake Breakfast at Chicago "My son's an Eagle Scout," said Our Lady Mother of the Church their dad as he poured batter and (8747 W. Lawrence Ave.)! flipped hotcakes on a griddle. And if that wasn't enough on "My younger son better become Dec. 7, how about bagels and an Eagle Scout!" cream cheese plus coffee and milk Mark, his eldest, did a greatjob to go with Santa's cookies? rebuilding a garage at this church, Let's not forget the sweet table said his proud father. flanking a long row of windows "The garage was a mess, he put with red velvet cupcakes and cof- in a new service door and new fee cakes and more cookies than lighting," said Mark's dad. Santa could shake his beard at. "He (Mark) did all of the work It was all you can eat pancakes and got the Scouts to help out." and sausage, a bargain for adults Keith Kinslow of Norridge has at $6. Kids three and under were an estimated two decades of ser- free. vice in local scouting leadership. Elly's Pancake House (5050 "I started the troop," Kinslow N. Cumberland Ave) in Norridge said, of the home location at Our was thanked for donating the Lady Mother of the Church. batter. Generous supporters were "I love it," he added of the pan- included on paper photocopy cake breakfast, which is a fund- placements, which helped to corralraiser done twice a year, once in maple syrup spills. winter and the other earlier in the Yes, Santa Claus made an ap- year when it's warmer. Danny Adams of Chicago, Kyle Brown of Chicago, Austin Ramirez of Chicago, James Witkowski of Norridge, Tony Hoskinson of pearance starting at 9 a.m. into "I actually enjoy coming here, Chicago, Michael Witek of Chicago, Kevin Adams and Kyle Ramirez of Chicago are Norridge/Harwood Heights-area scouts. i the five-hour event in the Hayes doing this," Kinslow said, grateful ANGELI LUC/FUR CHICA6O TRIBUNE MEDIA GROUP Center. for pancake fundraisers. "It's another opportunity The penny paper bag raffle Dame College Prep sophomore to spend time with my grand- was popular, also called a white and scout. daughter," said Rex wilson of elephant raffle featuring new Trish Ramirez of Norwood Park Norridge, who got to witness his items. Many of the prizes were volunteered in the kitchen. granddaughter Cecilia Smith, 2, ofChristmas-themed and placed "I have two boys who are in Elmhurst sit on Santa's lap. on tables near a tall statue of the Scouts," she said, talking while she Cecilia's grandmother Sandra Virgin Mary overlooking from a cut up and arranged desserts on Wilson escorted the toddler to corner. trays for the sweet table. a decorated stage where Santa Karen Gller of Harwood "One's on his way to making handed out goodies for all sweet Heights quietly presided over the Eagle Scout," Ramirez said. kiddies. Cecilia wore a holiday raffle and serves as troop secretary. "I'm very proud." party dress. "This is our major fundraiser Her sons are Austin Ramirez, Mary Szczech of Norridge for campouts and summer camp to16, a Maine South High School wouldn't miss this holiday treat. keep the costs down for the kids," junior and Kyle Ramirez, 14, a St. "we never hesitate to support said GeIler, who hoped to raise Paul of the Cross School eighth- the Boy Scouts," she said. "The maybe a couple thousand dollars. grader. sausages are the best!" An estimated 200 diners were Austin, who is studying two What is the power of one pan- expected, maybe more at the ideas for his Eagle Scout project, cake? breakfast with Santa. summed up, during the holiday "It's made with love from the "It's hard for the families," season, why he joined Boy Scout Boy Scouts," said Mary's husband added Geiler, of the cost of extra- Troop 922 at Our Lady Mother of Tom Szczech. curricular expenses for kids want- the Church. 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Nues officials past and present poured glasses of water into the new stormwater basin at the Our Lady of Random Church on Dec. 5, marking the completion of a project that promises to make the surrounding areas significantly less flood-prone. The new stormwater basins at Our Lady of Ransom and Mary- hill Cemetery are part of the first stage of the village-wide flood mitigation project. The basins are intended to collect stormwater before it overwhelms sewers and then gradually release it. Flooding has been an ongoing issue in many parts of Nues for decades, but it wasn't until 2008 that the village set out to address it in a significant way. With the first phase completed, Niles is gearing up for the next phase. The Cleveland Relief Sewer project will address flooding is- sues in the area further east. It is expected to go out for bid in the spring of 2015. When it rains, the water drains into the sewers. But when there's more water than the sewers can handle, the water doesn't drain, which leads to flooding. Village of Nues officials past and present prepare to pour water in the recently completed Our Lady of Ransom storm water basin. lOOR SThDNKOV/FOR PIONEERPRESS The stormwater basins are designed to give the excess water acre-feet of stormwater, or enough ees Joe LoVerde, Chris Hanusiak watched the basin being built and things," said Przybylo. "With somewhere to go. Each basin is water to fill eight Olympic-size and Rosemary Palicki, and Fire was impressed with what he saw. [Gustafson's] blessing and good essentially a large pond. The sewerswimming pools. Department chief Steve Borkowski a! had a good vantage point at engineering, this will take care of a system pours excess water into The project began six years ago, attended. Callero and former the balcony over there," said Pray- lot of people's frustrations." the basins. The basins then releasewhen then-mayor Robert Callero Trustee Louella Preston attended bylo. "I was amazed at all those LoVerde, who chairs the Storm- some of the water into the sewers, created the Stormwater Commis- as well. trucks coming in and out. This water Commission, praised his but they do it at a slower rate, so sion. The Rev. Christopher Gustafson,took a lot of labor, a lot of great fellow committee members for all that the system doesn't become "In September 2008, there was the pastor of Our Lady of Ransom, engineering." the work they've done to make the overwhelmed. a huge flood," Callero recalled. "I made the opening speech. He He touted the project as the project possible. The first phase of the Niles floodsaid, we haven't done a whole lot launched the project as an ex- first step toward addressing Niles' "It took tremendous amount of mitigation project called for the with our infrastructure since the ample of different parties working flooding problems. planning, commitment and cour- creation of two basins7one on the 1970s." together toward a common good. "This is going to be the first age," he said. "Six years, hundreclÁ vacant land on the north side of The commission devised a plan "We're proud of this," said Gus- great step in the village's attempt of hours of meeting what a great the Our Lady of Ransom parish that called for several stormwater tafson. "We ask God to bless this to mitigate flooding," said Przy- reward it to participate [in the grounds and one at Maryhill Cem- relief projects. Work on each proj- endeavor." bylo. "Those 100-year floods they ceremonyl today." eter The Our Lady of Ransom ect started once funding became Gustalson then blessed the are not 100-year floods anymore. The officials then went over to basin will collect excess water available. For the basins, the villagebasin. Hopefully, living conditions in the edge of the basin and poured a from land along Normal Avenue, worked together with Chicago "When needed, may it work wellNiles, despite Mother Nature's bestlittle water in to mark the project's Lincoln Avenue, Bruce Drive and Catholic Archdioceses to make the for the benefit of all the retaining effort to put us under water, will completion. Greenwood Avenue. The Maryhill project happen. water that falls from the heaven," be good." In the aftermath of the ceremo- Cemetery basin will collect water On Dec 4, village and church he prayed. "May it drain quickly While he noted that the basin ny, Callero said he was impressed along Milwaukee Avenue and Main officials assembled inside the Our and successfully so that it may won't fix all the problems, he with how the project turned out Street. Lady of Ransom basin to mark function as a place of beauty and hoped it would improve the situa- 7and all the people whose hard In a statement to the press, the the project's completion. Mayor recreation." tion significantly. work made it happen. village indicated that, together, the Andrew Przybylo, members of the Przybylo, who lives near the "You can sleep easier, you can "This is good," said Callero. two basins will be able to hold 15 Stormwater Commission, Trust- project site, told the crowd he go on vacation, you can do normal "This is a beautiful thing to see." NIL A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2014 15 I FoodPantry servesrecord number at Thanksgiving
BY lOOR STUDENKOV to see a similar number of For Sun-Times Medial ®istudenkov clients at the Winter Holidays distribution as it did during The Nues Township Food the Thanksgiving distribution. Pantry served 4,600 individu- In an official statement to als during its annual Thanks- the press, the pantry indicated giving distribution7a record that the increased number of number that is putting the clients has put a strain on the organization under strain. resources of the Niles Town- The Food Pantry provides ship Food Pantry Foundation, food and personal care suppliesthe not-for-profit corporation to Niles Township residents in that buys the food it distrib- need. The township includes utes. As the result, the foun- the villages of Skokie, Lincoln- dation is soliciting financial wood and Golf, as well as parts contributions. The contribu- of Morton Grove, Niles and tions can be dropped off at or Glenview. mailed to their offices, which Every year, the Niles Town- are located in Skokie, at 5255 ship Food Pantry holds holidayMain St. food distributions in the run-up The pantry also accepts to Thanksgiving and Decem- food donations. It's looking for ber holidays. This year, the non-perishable items such as Thanksgiving food distribution canned tuna, canned fruit and was held on Nov 17-18. The boxed rice dishes, as well as Winter Holidays food distribu- fresher items such as turkeys tion will be held on Dec 15-16. and hams. The pantry is also Tony Araque, manager of looking for personal care items the Niles Township Food Pan- such soaps, toilet paper, tooth- try, said the pantry is expectedbrushes and diapers. The Nues Township Food Pantry served a record number of clients during its Thanksgiving food distribution. i poovioro How to flbtGreat Gift Ideas Stop Knee Pain. fchromecast $35 $129 Once and for all HDMI Streaming Bluetooth Media Player Speaker . SOUNDLINKCOLOR No drugs, Shots, Watch Online Shows, Movies, Music H2G242 or surgery
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A Park Ridge business- lived across the street from of how Avenues helps find man known for his philan- [the building that would employment for developmen- Any person desiring to appear at the public hearing and present testimony thropy - particularly the become] Wohlers Hall, and tally disabled adults. to the taxing district may contact Tracey Anderson, Executive Director, fmancial support of two in 1998 they left a generous The organization also prominent nonprofit orga- contribution to the Youth established the Jane and at 6834 Dempster St., Morton Grove, IL 60053 at 847-965-1 200. nizations in the city - has Campus to renovate the Albert Wohlers Visionary The corporate and special purpose property taxes extended or abated died. building," said Paul AdIaI Award in the couple's honor. Albert Wohlers, a long- president of the Park Ridge It is an award presented for 201 3 were $2,365,790.00. time Park Ridge resident Historical Society. annually to an individual, The proposed corporate and special purpose property taxes to be levied who most recently resided in The Park Ridge Park Dis- family, business or organi- Florida, passed away Nov. 11. trict, which currently owns zation that "envisions the for 2014 are $2,483,500.00. This represents a 4.98% increase over He was 97. the building, plans to use it possibilities and positively the previous year. Wohlers was the founder for administrative offices af- impacts the Avenues to lade- and owner of the Park Ridge-ter the campus is developed pendence community." Ill. The property taxes extended for the debt service and public building based insurance brokerage for recreational activities. The Wohlers were commission leases for 201 3 were $807,91 2.00. and consulting finn Albert After years of making also contributors to the H. Wohlers and Co., located annual contributions to University of Illinois at The estimated property taxes to be levied for debt service and public building on Northwest Highway. Avenues to Independence, Urbana-Champaign (where commission leases for 2014 are $815,000.00. Thisrepresents a 0.9% Wohlers and his late wife, which serves adults with a building was also named Jane, were known as bene- developmental disabilities, in their honor), the Mayo increase overthe previous year. factors of several causes, andthe Wohlers nine years ago Clinic and the Western Golf lv. The total property taxes extended or abated for 201 3 were $3,1 73,702.00. two buildings in the city bearprovided the organization Association. their nameS Wohlers Hall, thewith a $1 million donation Jane Wohlers died in 2010. The estimated property taxes to be levied for 2014 are $3,298,500. former administration build- that allowed the new head- Funeral services for This represents a 3.93% increase over the previous year. ¡ng at the Park Ridge Youth quarters to be purchased. Albert Wohlers were private. - Campus, and the Busse "It was the single larg- Memorials to Avenues to Ad # 887039 Highway headquarters of est gift the organization Independence are being Avenues to Independence, has received," said Robert accepted. Il THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2014 THURSDAY, I If such a suit goes forward, and We've already seen hundreds of Now we have a suit from a high If they start suing, can high school It has been reported that nine An insurance industry journal More studies and more research to be published. dence is any indication, there's got football injuries. Schools are chang- as a preventative measure. But it dangerous, why are you letting kids cated that a single season of football subjects. need to be done. But at what point memory loss and migraines related to multiple concussions he appar- ently suffered while playing high school football. this is a class action suit, what does it mean for the future of high school football and youth football? former NFL players sue the NFL be- cause of the brain injuries they claim to have suffered. Former college play- ers have also sued. school player. If my anecdotal evi- to be a lot more former high school football players who may have suf- fered brain injuries. football survive? deaths have occurred this year from ing rules for less contact in practice begs the question: If head contact is do it at all? earlier this month reported a study of high school football players indi- hits, even with no concussion, led to brain abnormalities in the student does the potential risk outweigh the perceived benefits of teenagers play- ing football? legal hit? a NTh A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION NTh A PIONEER "Nope, high school," was almost Old high school football injuries Last week it was reported that a The former athlete played football "It has been reported that nine deaths have occurred this year from football injuries. SchooLs are changing rules for less contact in practice as a pre- ventative measure. But it begs the ques- tion: Ifhead contact is dangerous, why are you letting kids do it at all?" always the answer. haunting relatively young men seemed a high price to pay. Turns out, there may be an even higher price. former high school football player has filed suit against the state orga- nization that regulates high school sports, the Illinois High School Asso- ciation, claiming it didn't do enough to protect athletes from potential concussions. at Notre Dame College Prep in Niles in the early 2000s. He claims he suffers from lightheadedness, - survive en I turned 40, I started running into friends and acquaintances of a similar BY RANDY BLASER "How did you hurt yourself?" I'd Invariably they would answer, If they had played in the NFL, I "Yeah, that reminds me of a guy "Oh, where did you play?" is the "No big deal. I spent a year on the I once met a guy who played a pre- But friends who one day would So I would guess they played in Can high school football high school Can age who began complaining about knees. season game with the Bears but was always a former Bear in the neigh- complain about aching backs and college and would ask about it. l'li- bad backs and weakened and aching ask. "Football." surely would have heard about it long before the complaint of aching knees. Guys who played pro football, even for a minute, have a knack for work- ing it into a conversation early in a friendship. on the taxi squad when I played foot- ball," they'd say over a beer. polite follow-up question. bench with Cleveland." borhood. wobbly knees never came close to an NFL sideline. Mies Joe Makula
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III PROPERTY TRANSFERS
November20 dan Mcneill sold the property to Gregory C Weiland NuES PARK RIDGE 8836 N Prospect St, Niles 60714-1611: Federal & Laura J Weiland for $399,000 on November24 Home Loan Mtg Corp sold the property to Bassam 25 N Deiphia Ave, Park Ridge 60068-3238: Bar- 6815 N Milwaukee Ave 505, Nues 60714-4567: Su- 1308 S Prospect Ave, Park Ridge 60068-5345: Ahmed Khan for $142,100 on November20 bara M Low sold the property to William Georgakis zanne Viverito sold the property to Harry Ashner Stanislaw Syjud sold the properly to Robert Bres- 8916 N Elmore St, Niles 60714-1721: Shahin & Rachel Georgakis for $370,000 on November19 for $220000 on November 9 low & Monica Breslow for $439,000 on November Kesheshian sold the property to Syed Hussaini & 318 N Home Ave, Park Ridge 60068-3032: Peter 7000 W Greenleaf St, Nues 60714-2133: Fannie 20 Syeda N Unisa for $275000 on November 19 Maciejewski sold the property to Eugene Sub & Mae sold the properly to Saquib Saleem for 1321 S Crescent Ave, Park Ridge 60068-5364: Courtney K Suh for $689,000 on November18 $167.500 on November25 Ornig Trust sold the property to Magdalena Sweifel NORRIDGE & Robert Zweifel for $395,000 on November20 403 N Washington Ave, Park Ridge 60068-3418: 7051 W Touhy Ave 510, Nues 60714-4383: Demos- Joseph Ropski sold the property to Jason Cooga & thenes P Nikolopoulos sold the property to Erica 1415 Lahon St, Park Ridge 60068-2521: Robert M 4103 N Osceola Ave, Nomdge 60706-1123: Gia- Jason Coogan for $627000 on November 18 Collins for $154,000 on November 18 French sold the property to Christopher Browning malva Trust sold the property to Ronald J Witt for & Jennifer Browning for $330000 on November 4(6 S Dee Rd. Park Ridge 60068-3738: Robert 7344 W Howard St, Niles 60714-3654: Michael J $205,000 on November21 Demeo sold the property to Christopher L Rasch for Guinane sold the property to Lilly Brown & Frank 18 4513 N Oriole Ave, Norridge 60706-4512: Lillian Mary $253,000 on November21 Madonia for $260,000 on November 24 1705 Des Plaines Ave, Park Ridge 60068-3868: Ciemy Estate sold the property to Robert Zychowski Steven J Wilkos sold the property to Nikola Nozinic 417 N Redfield Ct, Park Ridge 60068-3785: 7549 N Nora Ave, Niles 60714-3741: Lynn Story & Anna Zychowski for $240,000 on November21 Cloonfinish Club Inc sold the property to Vi Zhang sold the property to Steven N Kowalisyn for for $750,000 on November21 1740 Evergreen Ln, Park Ridge 60068-1104: Maryla & Xinxin Dong for $830,000 on November24 $250,000 on November20 HAR WOOD HEIGHTS Wozniakowski sold the property to Petra Pariychuk 7643 N Olcott Ave, Niles 60714-3117: John A Fog- for $601,000 on November21 FRANKUN PARK gia Estate sold the property to Vilma Papaleka for 4720 N Newcastle Ave, Harwood Heights 60706- $155,000 on November 19 1812 Newton Ave, Park Ridge 60068-5613: David 3904: Joseph D Kudrys sold the property to A Griesbaum sold the property to Anna J Gai for 8560 W Betty Ter, Nues 60714-1833: Solomon G Richard Paszek & Marianna Paszek for $245,000 3532 Lincoln St, Franklin Park 60131-1551: Fannie $625,000 on November24 Apostai sold the property to Hermaz G Hermaz for on November20 Mae sold the properly to Perikli Haxhi for $97000 2030 GlenviewAve, Park Ridge 60068-1718: Saul on November21 $270,000 on November 18 7420 W Lawrence Ave 205, Harwood Heights Birholtz sold the property to Jeffrey Partyka for 8815 W Golf Rd 5 D, Niles 60714-5710: Kitty 60706-3467: Robert E Klevin sold the property to 3548 Louis St, Franklin Park 60131-1636: Double B Marks Fin kelman Estate sold the property to Elzbieta Zofia Siewniak & Michael David Siewniak $315,000 on November17 Investments Lic sold the property to Jose Garay for Fata Suljic & Hasim Hairlahovic for $76,500 on for $160,000 on November25 222 5 Vine Ave E, Park Ridge 60068-4195: Bren- $158,000 on November19
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NILES Circles and Squares Dance Club neighbors, etc? Need a break from baking treats? SUBMIT YOUR EVENT 9 am.: Join professional dance instructor Nichola Join in on Saturday, until noon, for the church's THURSDAY. DEC. II Goss each month in learning line and folk dances most delicious fundraiser, for a wide selection To submit an event for consideration in print, from around the world. After each lesson, refresh- of home-made cookies and holiday loaves for visit www.pioneerlocal.com/submit- Toddler Turne ments are offered. No dance experience is neces- everyone on one's shopping list! Acacia Park content and click the "Events" tab on the IO am.: Stories, songs and rhymes for children sary. Call 847-470-5223 to register. North Shore Lutheran Church, 4307 N. Oriole Ave., Norridge. left side of the screen. Please submit the ages l-3 with a caregiver. Nues Public Library Senior Center, 161 Northfield Road, Northfield. $12 Call 708-453-3662. event no later than IO days before the desired District, 6960 W. Oakton St., Nues. Call 847-663- for members; $15 for nonmembers. publication date. 6625. Shabbat Children's Program STEAM Starts 9 am.: Children in Shabbat Kids Club can enjoy a lO am.: A self-guided exploration of science, program that includes davening, interactive games, MONDAY. DEC. 15 technology, engineering, art, math and reading for a healthy snack and stories. Lubavitch Chabad of kids ages 2-6 with a caregiver. Park Ridge Public Skokie, 4059 Dempster St., Skokie. Call 847-677- Baby Turne 10:15 a.m.: Stories and songs for 3-year-olds with Library, 20 S. Prospect Ave., Park Ridge. Call 847- 1770. an adult. Park Ridge Public Library, 20 5. Prospect li a.m.: A short program of stories, songs, rhymes 825-3123. and playtime for children 2 and younger with a Ave., Park Ridge. Call 847-825-3123. Al-Anon caregiver. Nues Public Library District, 6960 W. Handicrafters 9:30 am.: Details at 708-867-5044. St. Paul Polish Heritage Book Club Oakton St., Niles. Call 847-663-1234. IO am.: Held every Friday at IO am. Park Ridge Lutheran Church, 5650 N. Canfield Ave., Chicago. 3 p.m.: Book discussion group that focuses on lit- Senior Center, 100 5. Western Ave., Park Ridge. erature related to Poland. December's book is The TUESDAY DEC. 18 Call 847-692-5127 Skokie Art Guild True Story of Hansel and Gretel by Louise Murphy. 9:30 am.: The group offers figure drawing work- Eisenhower Public Library, 4613 N. Oketo Ave., Preschool Story Turne A Laugh A Day shops every Saturday. There are live models but Harwood Heights. Call 708-867-7828. IO am.: Stories, songs, and action rhymes for chil- I p.m.: Join certified laughter leader and member no instructor. Devonshire Cultural Center, 4400 of the World Laughter Tour, Kathy Kanter, as she Greenwood St., Skokie. Call 847-673-4450. $20 dren aged 3-5. Niles Public Library District, 6960 Adults in Transition demonstrates how to prevent 'hardening of the per session; $12 for guild members. W. Oakton St., Niles. Call 847-663-1234. 5:45 p.m.: A social support group for adults with attitudes' and gives you tools to incorporate tech- disabilities. The group provides a safe environment Park Board of Commissioners niques into daily routines. No fee. Call 847-470- Crafting for Charily in which to improve social skills as well as a place 6p.m.: Meets on the third Tuesday of the month. 5223 to register. North Shore Senior Center, 161 IO am.: Join in knitting or crocheting blankets to to talk about personal issues goes until 7:15 p.m. Howard Leisure Center, 6676W. Howard St., Niles. Northfield Road, Northfield. Call 847-470-5223. provide comfort for ill or traumatized children. Yarn Meets second and fourth Thursdays of the month. will be provided, but please bring size 7-9 needles. Contact Ben Kessler, LSW, 847-745-54.43, BenK- Family Story Time Camers Novices are welcome! Can't make it on Saturday, [email protected] Jewish Child & Family Services, 7p.m.: Stories, songs and activities for families I p.m.: The group meets every Friday. Park Ridge but want to participate? Email to [email protected] for 5150 W. Golf Road, Skokie. Call 847-745-5443. $7 with children ages 2-6. Attendees are welcome to Senior Center, lOO S. Western Ave., Park Ridge. further information. Morton Grove Public Library, per session. wear pajamas. Niles Public Library District, 6960 Call 847-692-5127. 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove. Call 847-965- W. Oakton St., Niles. Call 847-663-1234. 4220. Family Story Time Healthy Aging 6:15 p.m.: Kids ages 2-6 and their families can I p.m.: Offered on the second Friday of each month. Westminster Place Toastmasters WEDNESDAY. DEC. 17 participate in stories, songs and rhymes. Space is Topics include shingles, sepsis, pacemakers and presents Tall Tales Speech Contest and limited. Tickets are given out to Glenview Library more. Registration is not required. Our Lady of the Open House cardholders beginning 30 minutes prior. Glenview Big Kid Story Time Resurrection Medical Center, 5645 W. Addison St., Il am.: Toastmasters,families, friends and com- :30 p.m.: The story time includes stories, songs, Public Library, 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview. Call Chicago. Call 877-737-4636. munity members invited to attend. Westminster creative dramatics and other activities for kids 847-729-7500. Place, Sunroom, One Calvin Circle, Evanston IL, ages 4-5. Niles Public Library District, 6960 W. SATURDAY, DEC. 13 Evanston. Call 847-492-7348. Oakton St., Niles. Call 847-663-1234. Introduction to PowerPoint 2010 7 p.m.: Learn how to create, edit, and save slides Centennial Volunteers LaBagh Woods with text and images. Registration limited to six. Acacia Park Annual Cookie Walk FRIDAY. DEC. 19 Restoration Day Morton Grove residents have priority. Prerequi- 9 am.: Are you in need of holiday gift ideas for Noon: Celebrate rivers and the 100th anniversary site: Must be experienced and comfortable with family, friends, neighbors, etc? Need a break from Rise and Shine Story Turne of the Forest Preserve of Cook County by helping to computer, keyboard and mouse. Registration for baking treats? Join us for our most delicious fund- IO am.: A 30-minute story time for children ages restore sites along the Chicago and Calumet Rivers all classes in this series opens: 9 am. Nov. 28. raiser. Come for a wide selection of home-made 2-6 with a caregiver. Nues Public Library District, until 3 p.m. Learn about the diverse wildlife, trees, For more information or to register, go to calendar. cookies and holiday loaves for everyone on your 6960 W. Oakton St., Nues. Call 847-663-1234. wildflowers, and wetlands of LaBagh Woods and mgpl.org or call 847-929-5101. Morton Grove Pub- shopping list. Acacia Park Lutheran Church, 4307 discover what it takes to restore health to a rare lic Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove. N. Oriole Ave., Norridge. Call 708-453-3662. HAPPENING NEARBY and beautiful ecosystem. Go to the website to sign SmailCents Acacia Park Annual Cookie Walk up. LaBagh Woods, 5275 N. Cicero Ave., Chicago. 9 am.: Take a break from all of the holiday baking THURSDAY DEC. II 7 p.m.: This financial literacy workshop will FUSE:Sludio examine why a longer lifespan, delayed or reduced and take home some delicious treats for family and Noon: Drop in with friends to wire LEDs, compose social security benefits, low interest rates, and a friends. Makes great gifts for teachers, neighbors Story Time for 2s a ringtone, build an amp, mix chemicals to make host of other factors may demand a new approach and colleagues at work. 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The first CVS Pharmacy MinuteClinic opened across the street from Golf Mill Mall at the end of October i and it's been get- ting a good response, officials said. According to Maylene Beens, the Niles location's nurse practi- tioner, the clinic is already getting decent food traffic from Niles and other nearby municipalities. The chain decided to open a MinuteClinic at the 9640 N Milwaukee.Ave store because it's located near the intersection of Golf Road and Milwaukee Avenue
7one of the busiest intersections in the region, officials said. With Golf Mill Mall on the other side of Golf Road and several other shopping plazas nearby, the intersection already attracts plenty of foot traffic. The MinuteClinic facility is lo- ABOVE: Nurse Practitioner Maylene cated toward the back of the store, Benes handles vaccinations, infections right past the cash registers. The and minor illnesses at the CVSMinute- clinic is open between 8:30 a.m. Clinic in Nues. SOR STUDENKOV/FOR PIONEER and 5:30 p.m. on weekdays, 9 a.m. PRESS to 5:30 p.m. on Saturdays and 9 LEFT: The exterior view of the Minute- a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on Sundays. Clinic facility inside the 9640 N Milwau- Benes said that one of Minute- kee Ave. CVS location sos STUDENKOV/FOR
Clinic's biggest advantages is that PIONEER PRESS it's open at times when doctors' offices are usually closed. the surrounding communities," "A lot of [our patients] aren't said Benes. "They love it. 'Conve- able to see doctors on weekends," nience' is what we hear a lot. They she said. "We got a lot of patients also likethe affordability." a day before Thanksgiving, when MinuteClinic was originally many doctors' offices were closed." known as QuickMedx. CVS CVS' MinuteClinics are de- launched the program in the signed to address common medical Minneapolis-St. Paul area as a issues that can be easily treated way to provide a more affordable on site. Each clinic is staffed by of patients, they may be asked to vaccinations and physicals. MinuteClinic visits tends to be alternative to emergency rooms one nurse practitioner, and is open wait. There are times when patients between $79-$100 each. The pricesand urgent care centers. seven days a week. The services MinuteClinic offerscome in with something that's vary depending on what kind of The clinics originally provided . Since 2000, CVS has opened have expanded a great deal since more severe than what a Minute- tests she may need to do. Minute- treatment for strep throat, mono MinuteClinics in 20 locations at the early days, and now include Clinic can handle. The clinic has a Clinic accepts most insurance and flu, as well as bladder, ear and Cook County alone, but this was physicals, vaccinations, certain procedure for that. plans, as well as Medicaid and sinus infections. The program also the first MinuteClinic to open in types of screenings, treatments for "Let's say someone caine in and Medicare. Benes estimates that offered pregnancy test. Patients the Niles area. Up until this point, minor injuries, minor illnesses and they have a high blood pressure about 85 percent of patients have didn't need to make appointments the closest location to Niles was in slin conditions. 7we refer them to Urgent Care," health insurance. ahead of time, and they could pay Evanston. "We treat allegories, bronchitis, said Benes. The Niles MinuteClinic has beenin cash. While patients don't need to cough, ear problems, pink eye," If there were an emergency thatopen for a little over a month, and By 2002, the program proved to make appointments in advance, said Benes. "Right now, strep requires immediate hospitaliza- so far the response has been posi- be successful enough to extend to they do have to sign in using a throat is a big one." tion, she would call the ambulance, tive, she said. other locations. By 2014, CVS had computer terminal by the clinic en- She added that a significant she said. "We get a lot of people from this MinuteClinics in 31 states and the trance. Depending on the volume number of patients come to get Benes said that the cost of community, and also people from District of Columbia. H_r i John Zamojcin of Skokie .:. - - Iv Julie Grossberg of Skokie opera- explore domestic violence issues domestic explore
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The event: On the tail end of More than 780 attendees saw the Now in its 39th season, Ensemble Cause célèbre: "Nobody wants to 'qn the Latino community" said Statistics show that each day Bottom line: "Rotas" raised more
Trend 'Rotas' Domestic Violence Awareness month, Ensemble Español staged the U.S. debut of "Rotas" (broken); a theater and dance production examining issues of domestic violence. Nov. 8 and 9 performances at the North- eastern Illinois University auditorium in Chicago. Rotas explored the difficult but timely subject, employing flamenco music, videography and voice-overs to offer the message that "hope and help are possible and accessible." at NEJU. talk about this because it's not news un- less somebody dies," said Leda Santo- domingo of Skokie, campaign producer and veteran Telemundo Chicago jour- nahst. Santodomingo galvanized 200 orously in large, concealing sunglasses to, "Call attention to the fact that you don't have to be poor or living in a socially-low class to be a woman that is being beaten." than $10,800. Proceeds go to the partnership agencies to help support victims and their families. Español partnered for "Rotas" with four local agencies at the forefront of the domestic violence crusade: Mujeres Latinas en Acción, Norwegian Amen- can Hospital Foundation, Casa Central and the Women's Studies department women locally to talk about the subject of domestic abuse. They dressed glam- George Diaz, executive board chairman, "this is an issue that is not discussed openly and it is important that we do that." three women die because of domestic violence. "I'm so glad that we are able to bring this issue to another level of consciousness through a high-caliber production," said Ensemble Español Artistic Director Jorge Perez. 28 ThursdaDecember11 2014 Pioneer Press DC
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This shows that you're secure in your role. You know you won't be successful moving up if you don't first hire someone who can take your place. lt says you value ambition, Drexler says. . Tell me about a time when you innovated at work. . How many ping pong balls would it take to fill a 747 Jet? "The first question lets the applicant know that the company cares about collaboration and teamwork, If you're conducting an interview for an analytical job, you'll likely include this type of question. the second that the company cares about creativity and motivation," says Professor Angelo Kinicki, an expert in organizational culture at Arizona State University's W.P. Carey School of Business. If you want to show that you respect careful thinking and analysis, say nothing to fill the silence that often follows analytical interview questions. You're demonstrating you're comfortable in your own . Tell me about policies or standards you ve developed. element and you need someone who can think through an issue before jumping in," Peterson says. This inquiry tells the candidate your company is inclusive and is interested in the value . Are you willing to work overtime? Are you okay with being contacted in off hours? the candidate can add, Barry Drexler of Drexler Coaching, New York, an interview coach who estimates he interviewed 15,000 people during his 30-year career. This interview question alerts candidates to the fact that this isn't a 9 to 5 position. "lt's a good question if the job requires extensive overtime," Drexler says. . What procedures do you follow in your current position? Tell me about a time when you But, this question can also be a turn off, so don't ask about overtime unless thejob requires it. didn't follow policy. What happened? How structured is your current workplace? . How soon can you start? These types of interview questions tell the job candidate that you're keen on structure, procedures and standards, Drexel says. They say you need someone who can follow instructions and comply with rules. "This could indicate a great opportunity -- or simply a crisis," DeLapa says. . At your last employer, what was your biggest accomplishment? A smart candidate will wonder why the job is currently unfilled and listen for additional questions that convey opportunity or hint that you're in crisis management mode. Job seekers hear this interview question all the time. lt doesn't reveal much . Tell me about ideas that you've generated and how you shared them. What about your company, but your follow up questions will, says Paul Peterson, do you contribute to your current team that's added value? national talent resource manager for Grant Thornton LLP, Toronto. This question says your company culture is collaborative -- people are willing If you ask about profits, rather than people, you'll come across as a bottom- to share ideas -- and the job requires teamwork, Drexler says. line driven company. Follow up questions that reference people who helped the applicant achieve their goal shows that you're a team-oriented organization. . What's the biggest misconception that people have about you and why? This is a zinger" question that can throw people off, Peterson says. They show you're looking for . Tell me about yourself. people who don't mind being uncomfortable -- and that you value the ability to think on the fly. Perfunctory interview questions like this signal that you're screening candidates . How old are you? before they're passed on to a true decision-maker, says Gina DeLapa, a career counselor and president of Maestro Consulting Group LLC, San Diego. When your question violates Federal or state laws, you and your organization come across as unsophisticated (not to mention biased, in a potentially actionable When you include simple interview questions like this during an interview, you imply way), DeLapa says. Be sure you maintain a legal hiring process, that you have the authority to turn a candidate away, but not to hire, she says. What's the takeaway from all this analysis? . What's your vision? Where do you think our company should go When conducting an interview, think about your interview questions from the job seeker's viewpoint. in the future? How would you shape this role? By considering your choice of interview questions before you conduct an These types of interview questions signal that the job is strategic and likely high-level. 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Muffin 708-692-2580 Responsibilities: Estate Sales s Supervise and coordinate all activities of dockworkers Harcourt A BALDERDASH ESTATE . Provide planning, direction and control of all available SALE.3277 t25th St. Pleasant Prai- Houghton Mittlin Harcourt is lookIng for top talent for Inside rie.Th.. Fr., Sat,. 12/11, 12 b t3,9- resourcesforinsuringtimely,damage-free,safe Sales Account Esecutive positions located in Geneva, Evanston, 4pm S Sun,, 12/14 -tO- and Rolling Meadowsf You're in the driver's 2pmTOTAL CLEAN OUT loading/unloading of freight on assigned shifts. SALEllOver1,500pcs lewelry. s Provide support personnel and dockworker training Job Summary: Inside Account Executives are responsible for achieving GoId,Sterhng, Designer, Costume sales und profit oblectives for their assigned Ierntory and collaboratively more1 Fur Coats. clothing b acces- and performance feedback to ensure that all work is working with Field Account Executives to achieve overall team quota. sonesSilver dimes, quarters, half dollars1 HUGE Doll collect i HUGE performed according to company approved procedures Requirements: Bachelor's degree - 3-5 years sales eopenence with seat at ToDrive.com Collector Plate Collect,' Watches, u proven track record in meeting quota. EducationaL/Technology vales ClocksLiving Rm Fam.: Bedrrn and standards. experience and teaching skills are desirable, Farn.;PatioFum.;PairConcrete Lions:7 Lighted Cario Cabinets: Of- Successful candidates willhave a bachelor's degree Explore our employment opportunities at: http://cureero.hmhco.com/ fice Fum., Swarovski Crystal mini or equivalent work experience,i -2 years supervisory fig.: G. Armani Fig.:Oali 3go. lighted JOB FAIR wallunit:TVArmoire:Religious experience, knowledge of proper freight handling/loading December 16, 2014 - 3 UOpm-6 OOpm itemu:Garage items:smallhand tools:stacksofplasticstorage techniques, and strong organizatIonal skills.If you are HOUGHTON MIFFLIN HARCOURT bins:Crystal Chandelier b 909 DAVIS STREET, 3rd FLOOR Lamp,hanginglights:Castmetal interested in applying, please go on-line to: EVANSTON, IL 60201 wagon, fire wagon, ice truck,milk EEO/ME Minorities/Females/Persons withDisabilities! truck, trolley. car, etc.: Indian tig., Parking on Street/Public Parking Garage Available DRIL/E Xmas omarnenls, animated dolls. Protected Veterans Convenientry located between the El and the Metra Stations. MORE!BalderdashColleclion comP egqv 847-322-82345ign sp sheet at 8.30am.Watched list will be honor- www.hollandregional.com/careers Houghton Mithin Harcourt is un Affirmative Action, ed, but all signers MUST be preuent Eaual Opportunity Employer M/F/DN and member of e-Vertfy, at 8:30am to get on our list. 4 Pioneer Press(DC) Thursday, December 11, 2014 Auction Estate Sales Apartments, Unfurn'd. Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est. PETS RENTALS HOLIDAY ANTIQUE AUCTION! Cook County - Suburban REAL ESTATE traction Ihereot of the amount paidCorporátion. No third party checks "A FAB SUCCESSFUL SALER Tuesday, Dec. 16th, 3:0010:OOPM by the purchaser not to coceadwill be accepted. The balance, in- 'When You Want The Best" CHICAGO HEIGHTS 4 BR 2 BA IN $300, n certifiedfunds/orwirecluding the Judicialsale fee for 7232 N. Western Ave. Chicago Cats 2 FLAT, APPLIANCES INCL. SEC- transfer,is due within twenty-fourAbandoned ResidentialProperty 2nd Half oBeverly state. plus PHYLLIS REIFMAN Apartments, UnfurnishedTION 80K, NO SEC DEPOSIT,Houses (24) hours. No fee shalt be paid byMunicipality Relief Fund, which is Other Estates & Consignments! In- HEAT INCL. 7088224450 the mortgagee acquinng the resi-calculated on residential real estale dudes: Lg. Victorian Secretary Trio House Sales Dogs Apartments, Furnished Evanston 2nd floor 2BA/1 BA. Townhomes destial real estate pursuant to itsat the rate of $1 for each $t,000 nr Desk; OtherAntiqueFsrniture; credit bid at the sale or by any 847-432-3770 Misc. Pets Near shops & trane, New renov, fraction thereof of the amount paid 50's160's/70s Mid.Century Modem Condos, Townhomes Condos, Lofts mortgagee, or c-tans, yard, $1400-* Elec, Gas & udgment creditor, by the purchaser not to eaceed Furniture;Lg. Wood Blueprint or other lienor acquiring the residential in Sec Dep. No pets. 847-475-6717 $300, certifiedfunds/orwire Flat File; Cottection of Antq. Lea- Dogs Homes Duplex real estate whose rights in and totransfer,io due within twenty-tour DOWNERS GROVE, 4425 ded, Beveled & Stained Glass Win- Duplex FRANKLIN PARK 2BR,bi-level, Open Houses the residential real estate arose pri-(24) hours. No fee shall be paid by dowo; Oriental Rugs - LgSmatt &Oakwood Ave, S. of Ogden, W ofAKC White Lab Pups & Charcoal C/A, appls, carpets, private parking, or Io the sale. The subject propertythe mortgagee acquiring the resi- Main St, t2ilt-12112, 9-2 & 12113. Runners;FantasticAntq. Green Lab Pups. Ready Now! Can hold Rooms yard, park view, $880 v t .5 mo ovo. Mobile Homes is subject lo general real estate taa-dential real estate pursuant Ioto Onyx Clock wlEgyptian Motif; Steu-tO-3. Hoarder House Spectacular1 No smoking/peto. 847-455-7876 es, special assessments, or specialcredit bid at the sale or by any ben & Other ArtGlass;SevreaAtI appis, turn, vintage toys, books, until Christmas. $850 each, Housing to Share Manufactured Homes tases levied against said real estatemortgagee, ludgment creditor,vr Vase;BronzeAincan Sculpture;military equip, tools. albums, elecs. Call/Text 219-628-3844 Glenview- i 2,3 Bds and is offered for sale without anyother lienor acquiring the residential Fine Oit Paintings & Prints, some jewelry... For details and Pics repreaentationautoqualityorreal estate whose rights in and to English Mastiff puppies AKC high Mobile Homes Apartment Buildings Listed; Sgd. Chartes Schulz, Enrico www,LynnsEstateSales,com LUXURY RESIDENCES quantityoftitleand withoutre-the residential real estate arose pri- quality.very nice puppies that will Caruso & Other Autographs; Ornate Retirement Rentals Valley Lo Towers Il Co-Op Apartments course to Plaintiff and in "AS IS"vr to lbs sale. The subject property Antq.Slag Glass Lamp; Ornate be very large and have health guam- condition. The sale io further sub- anfee $950 each call or tent 618- 1910 Chestnut Ave. lo sublect to general real estala fas- LightFixtures & Mirrors;Sterling Co-Op Housing Call (847)998-1800x200 Senior Housing ecl to confirmation by the court.es, special assessments, or special Silver Items, Lladro Figurines; Rare 8three8-1 143 Upon paymen! in full of the amount ,. n Sleeping Rooms Mon - Fri i Sam - 4pm Commercial, Industrial tases levied against said real estate Steift Toy; Dolls; Trains; Old Post- www.valteylotowers.com bid,the purchaser will receive aand is offered for sale without any cardo & Other Ephemera; Violin & Housekeeping Rooms Farms, Farmland Certificate of Sale that will entitlerepresentation astoquality or Other Musical Instruments; Stamps ET4b SKOKIE: 4602-22 Grove the purchaser to a deed to the realquantityoftitleand withoutre- & First Day Covers; Jewelry inc. Finder Service Outstanding Building Homes Built to Order estate after confirmation of the sale.course to Plaintiff and inAS IS" 14k Ladies' 2-Finger Ring w13 Cttw. à Spacious 5 Room- 2 Bedroom. The property will NOT be open forcondition. The sale is further sub- VS Quality Diamonds; Impressive i, . : Apartments - Hotels inspection and plaintiff makes nocot to confirmation by the court. A Coy-Krupp Sale Light, airy/remodeled, ceilings fans, Vacant Property Men's 15K Ring w/l 1/2 Cttw. High Garage available. Heat included. representation as to the condition ofUpon payment in full of the amount Quality Diamonds; Zorab Designer www.coykrupp.com Vacation, Resort Rentals Janitor vn premises, cloae to Vacation Property the property.Prospective biddersbid, the purchaser willreceive a 15K Chalcedony Ring wNarious G&RMAN & DUTCH Devonshire Park. Available Nvw! are admonished to check the courtCertificate of Sale thatwill entitle Gemstones. Many Beautiful Gold SHEPHERD - $350-$1200. Out-of-State Rentals Income Property file to verity all information. If thisthe purchaser lo a deed to the real 3330 N. Skokie Valley Rd Call Gabby 847-933-0727 or Ringo w/Diamonds. Rubies, Sap- Trained dogs avail. AKC white, Hallmark & Johnson property is a condominium unit, theestate after confirmation of the sale. Highland Park Garages Investment Property purchaser of the unit at the foreclo- phires, etc.; Gold & Diamond Bra- sable, black & tan, brindle. 773-545-6160 Where a sale of real estate is made celets; David Vurmarr, Konstanhno, SatDecl3 10-4 #s9:30 sure sale, other than a mortgagee, Guar, deliv avail 815.721,9090 Farms, Farmland Lots to satisfy a lien prior to that of the John Hardy, Tiffany & Other Ster- Homes shall pay the assessments and theUnited Slates,the United States Perfect for Christmas I ling Jewelry; Chanel & Other Cos- Many Commercial, Industrial legal teen required by The Condo-shall have one year from the date of tume Jewelry; Rare Jules Jurgen-Tiffany sterling trames, Chnsl- GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES. Real Estate Auctions minium PropertyAct,765 ILCSsale within which to redeem, escept mas Black & Tan. Purebred with AKC Cook County - Suburban sen Valiosa 89 Vintage Chrono- deco, etchings by Storage, Warehouses Real Estate Wanted 605/9(g)(1) and (gj(4).lt this prop-that with respect lv a lien ansrng graph & Other Watches, Morgan & Vlaminck. Kandinsky, Piene papers. Parents on site $375 each. arty is a condominium unit which isunder the internal revenue laws the 708-501 -3266 No texts please. 16580 Wood St. Sec 8! 38R 1BA Peace Silver Dollars & Other Coins; Bonnard, Durer, Matisse, goya, Desk Space Ranch 1 t 00sf W/D 2 car Gar; very Real Estate Misc. pail of a common interest commun-period shall be 120 days orthe peri- Also - Curiosities, Box Lots & More! Piranesi, Waterford stemware, nice home! ity, the purchaser of the unit at theod allowable for redemption under a number of Victorian oil paint- call/tent 708-267-0011 Over 700 Lots to be Sold; Moat with Offices today. Won't last! Out-Of-Town Real Est. foreclosure sale otherthanaState law, whichever io longer, and No Reservesi ings, Rose Tarfow round dining mortgagee shall pay the assess-in any cave in which, under the pro- table and chairs; tons at smalto, Stores Suburbs, * RENT TO OWN1 * Out-Of-Town, Commercialmento required by The Condomini-visions of section 505 of the Hous- Preview; Mon., Dec15 Belleek, inkwelln, Venetian Buy with No closing costs and get um Property Act, 765 ILCSing Act of 1950, as amended (12 3;30-7;30 PM & 1 Hoar Betore Sate glans, Stueben blue glass dea- JAKC Rental Services help with yvur credit. Call 708-868- Lakes, Resort Property 605/185jg-1). IF YOU ARE THEU.S.C. 1701k), and subsection (d) All Purchasers Get A Free Hsliday Gìlti seri sel, Holly Hunt furniture, 2422 or visit www.nhba.com MORTGAQOR (HOMEOWNER),of section 3720 of title 38 of the EnloE our Holiday Preview Dessin Fournir chinoisene cot- Rental Misc Mortgages, Loans YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO RE-Usited Staten Code, the right to re- tee table, Lalique wine coaster, Offices Party on Monday! LAB PUPS & MINI LABS Wanted to Rent MAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30deem does noI arise, there shall be Full Listing, Photos & Video on huge Wedgwood chessset; Homeowners InsuranceDAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN OR-no right of redemption. The property Mettlach plaque; Mahog podes- $350-$800. Choc, Polar, yellow Cook County - Suburban sunday at; 8 BIk. Started dogs $1000- Real Estate Seminars DER OF POSSESSION, IN AC-will NOT be open for inspection and www.directauction.com tal desk from Caledonian, 8 pan- CORDANCE WITH SECTION 1S-plaintiff makes no representation as $2500. Guam., Mchip, Apartments, Unfurn'd. Skokie- ist mo. rent $1 Seeking Quality Estafes & Con- el black chinese screen; Hig- 1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS MORT-lo the condition of the property. Pro- delivery avail ti 5-721 -9090 2nd mv. rent $2, LTL. Offices for Real Estate Services signments for this gins, Moorcroft, Ouigley, Cook County - Chgo. S GAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. Ef-spective bidders are admonished to & Upcoming Auctions! Beidermeier sots, FederaF flip Rent, Nr Touhy & Edens. 3005- Judicial Sales - Legal fective May ist, 2014 you will needcheck the court file to verity all infor- DIRECT AUCTION GALLERIES top game table, tons sI small 400ft-800ft-l200ft. May combine, a photo identification issued by amation. It this property is a condo- Pomeranlan Puppies, rare, alSpacious 2 BD; Moving Credit o no entras, ni htly clean-up. things IAll must go...great bar- governmentagency (driver'sli- 773-465-3300 black, AKC reg, 10 weeks old, wilFlat Screen TV! Available Now!. Call 84 -602-6622 minium unit, the purchaser of the gains ! Do not misa this one! be 5-8 lbs, ist & 2nd vaccinationsSection 8 vouchers OK'Call 888 Houses cense, passport, etc.)in order tounit at the foreclosure sale, other Electronics, Accessories $500 Call anytime, 630-210-1315 732-9997 ro view Stores gain entry into the foreclosure salethan a mortgagee, shall pay the as- Cook County - Suburbanroom in Cook County and the samesesoments and the legal tees re- Std Poodle Puppies. Lofa o identification for sales held at otherquired by The Condominium Prop- WANTED HOME STEREO colors/patterns. Ch parents. Cook County - Suburban county venaes. For information, es-city Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g))!) and Misc. Merchandise $1 500ilimited.Most tormo of pay Equip. & Records, 33s-45s-78a amine the court tile or contact Plain-(g))4).If this property is a condo- ment accepted. 847-727-5804. SCHILLER PARK 500 SOFT, Circle This! Wilt pick-ap Cash Store/Office, Avail Now. tiff's 580mev: CODILIS & ASSOCI-minium und which is part of a corn- ATES, P.C., 15W030 847-266-0! 90 EQUAL $740/mo. NORTHmon interest community, the pur- 847-664-9951 FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE 100,chaser of the unit at the foreclosure viewtwv HOUSING BURR RIDGE, IL 60527, (630) 794-sale other than a mortgagee shall Open House Satvrday Dec.6 and9876 Please refer to file number 14-pay the assessments required by 10-11367. THE JUDICIAL SALESThe Condominium Act, Estate Sales Aquariums for Sale 220 gallons Sunday Oec.7 from liam-3pm in Property OPPORTUNITIES CORPORATION One South765 ILCS 605/18.5)q-l). IF YOU and 80 gallons - buy one or both! the historical district of Blue Island. 2524 Union St Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago,ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME- Mix lt Up SaIe!h 220 galIon Aquarium IL 60606-4650 (312) 236-SALE YouOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT stand/igfrtsltilter $900. 80 Gallon All real estate advertised ir can also visit The Judicial SalesTO REMAIN IN POSSESSION ELMWOOD PARK stand/lights/filter $450. 1906 N. 72nd Ct. Fri 12/12 & this newspaper is subject to the Corporation at w.tlsc.cvm for a 7FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF 847-344-5103 Apartment Buildings day status report of pending sales, Sal 12/13, @ 9-2 Federal Fair Housing Act, which AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN CODILIS A ASSOCIATES, P.C.ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION Spincraft tree stand, paper makes it illegal to advertise any Cook County - Chgo. N weights, Hummets, Furn, t 5W030 NORTH FRONTAGE15-1701(ClOF THE ILLINOIS teacher supplies & more!® Wanted to Buy preference. limitation, or dis- ROAD, SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE,MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE 67± ACRES NW IL LOG HOME &IL 60527 (630) 794-5300 AttorneyLAW. You will need a photo identifi- crimination based on race, color, EQUESTRIAN CNTR $1,750,000 AAAAA Vehicles Wanted FileNo. 14-10-11367Attorneycationissuedby a government religion, ses, handicap, familial CROPS, INDOOR ARENA. ARDC No 00468002Asomeyagency (driver's license. passport, Will Buy All Vehicles*** Owner willing to separate NEW TRIER SALES status or national origin in the Code. 21762 Caoe Number: 10 CHetc.) in order In gain entry into our Cars, Trucks, Vans, SIJV'n*** To PLACE A home from center. 043851 TJSC#: 34-17617 NOTE:building and the foreclosure vale Estate Sates-Antqs,, sale, rental or bnancisg of FIND MORE WILHORSERANCH .com Art, 50's Designer Furn. $500-5000 Casti* Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collectionroom in Cook County and the same housing, Call Angela 815-777-3012 Practices Act, you are advised thatidentification for sales held al other our specialty.Charities, 708-516-8888. UC-Heartland Realty Clean-up available. In addition the Illinois Human Plaintiff's asomey is deemed to becounty venues where The Judicial Walter - 847-471 -7333 a debt collector attempting to coIledSales Corporation conducts foreclo- Rights Act prohibits discrimina- s debl and any information obtainedsure sales. For intormatioo, exam- tion based vn age, ancestry. will be used tsr that purpose. ne the court file or contact Plaintiffs SKOKIE. 3749 Main St. 12)13-14, WHEAT CENTS - HELP Judicial Sales-Real Est. marital status, sexual orientation 1634622 anorney:CODILlO &ASSOCI- g_4, New & Used HH, 2 Scfrwinn Pennies before 1959 HARWOOD HEIGHTS 11/27, 12/4, 12/11/14 #880409 ATES, P.C., 15W030 NORTH bikes, 255 Singer sewing machine, A & R Penny Shop or unfavorable military discharge, INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE100, 847-441-$821 new/used mens clothes, Bulletproof This paper will not knowingly COOK COUNTI', ILLINOIS COUN- BUREl RIDGE, IL 60527, (630) 794- vests, Ice cream chairs & lots more! n, DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY 9876 Please refer to tile number 14- accept any advertising tor real LOCAL JOBS LINCOLN WOOD DIVISION INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF10-11507. THE JUDICIAL SALES WANTED AD estate which is in violation of the FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGECOOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-CORPORATION One South Estate Sales Estate Sales law.All persons are hereby ASSOCIATION TY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYWacker Dnve, 24th Floor. Chicago, Plaintiff, DIVISION IL 60606-4650 (312) 236-SALE You iyformed that all dwellings udssr- ' TRIO'S EXCEPTIONAL DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONALcan atoo visit The Judicial Sales tised are available os an equal LILLA HOLOWIESZKO,TRUST COMPANY AS TRUSTEECorporation at www.tjsc.com for a 7 KENILWORTH CONTEMPORARY opportanity basis. AGNIESZKA SI URGULEWSKA,FOR WAMU MOR1GAGE PASS -day status report of pending sales. Sat 13 DEC 11AM-5PM Sun 14 DEC 12-4PM CITIBANK, N.A. SUCCESSOR BYTHROUGH CERTIFICATES SER-CODILIS & ASSOCIATES, P.C. It you believe you have been 517 RIDGE RD, KENILWORTH, IL MERGER TO CITIBANK, FSB lES 2005-AR8 Ql t5W030 NORTH FRONTAGE IN THE Defendants Plaintiff, ROAD, SUITE loo SURIR RIDGE, From the north, from Green Bay Rd: veer FW onto Church, which discriminated against ¡n connec- AT tian with the sale, rental or 10 CH 643851 IL 60527 (630) 794-5300 Anomey becomes Ridge. From the south, from Lake Ave: tam N 55to Ridge 5024 N OCTAVIA AVENUE Rd lo house, on E side ot st, btwn Park & Kent. Park ONLY on S NASIM FAR000I A/KJA NASIM F.FileNo. 14-10-11507Attomey financing ot housing, Call; HARWOOD HEIGHTS, IL 60706 FAROOQI, TARIQ M. KHAWAJA, 00468002Attomey sides of Park S Kent. Do not block driveways & do not park on Ridge ARDC No. NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-HARRIS, NA, UNITED STATES OFCode. 21762 Case Number: 10 CH Rd sr police will ticket. Sats B fO3OAM & Sun Ss @ 11:30AM West City and Ssburs: TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-AMERICA, PENTECH FINANCIAL018779 TJSCII34-20219 NOTE' suant to a Judgment of ForeclosureSERVICES, INC. Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Pum includ: David Heinz, one-of-a-kind, mahogany, Sculptural CLASSI FI EDS, I-lOPE Fair Housing Center and Sale enteredinthe aboveDefendants Practices Act, you are advised that dining set, consisting of. large square table, which opens to 10', buffet cause vn September 25, 2014. an10 CH 018779 Plaintiffs attorney is deemed to be & 8 side chairs; Laloy pr Moduly, blk Ithr sofas; Larsen, Shelton! 630490-6500 PIONEERLOCALCOÑWONSTER agent tor The Judicial Sales Corpo-7001 N KARLOV AVENUEs debt collector attempting Io collect Mindel, Linden daybed 6 Boswood onmn; Cassina Mackintosh, OS t ration, will at 10:30 AM on Decem-LINCOLNWOOD, IL 60712 s debt and any information obtained din tbl; Donyhia: mohair hassock + pr lthr club chairs & ottrms; Cyma, South City and Suburbs; ber 29, 2014, at Tfie Judicial SalesNOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-will be used for that purpose. cstm Continental desk w/mrbl top; Mario Bellinini. Marcatre' md Soulh Subvrban Housing Center Corporation, One South WackerTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-1635504 dis IbI; 4 Stendig, Classic armchma; ICF pr side chms & pr Roffman, Dnve - 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL,suant to a Judgment of Foreclosure12/4,12/11,12/18/14 #882811 250U arnrchrs; Smith & Hawken teak patio turn; pr rattan lounge chrs; CALL 708-957-4674 60606, sell at public auctios to theandSale enleredinthe above Vitra, Figura, task chr; Anta oak flat file & work fbi; Pensi, Regina highest bidder, as set forth below,cause on January 10, 2014,an table lamp. Fine Art incld: Richard Sheehan, oil on canvas, 1988; Lee North City and Suburbs; the following described real estate:agent for The Judicial Sales Corpo- Hull, oil on canvas, 1981; Harriet Shorr, pastel, 1985. Posters Interfaith Housing Center Commonly known an 5024 N. OC-ratios, will at 10:30 AM on January incld Gaillast, Chocolat, 1925, Tomatelli, Nannies, c1895, CH Bous, L' TAVIA AVENUE, HARWOOD9, 2015, at The Judicial Sales Cor- Alsacienne, 1918; Nizzoli, Campan Ads. Decorative & Ethno Art include: of the Northern Suburbs HEIGHTS, IL 60706 Property Indesporation, One South Wacker Drive - 2 Large, Senufo hombills, 1 early 20th c, Yoruba hs post; Bobo masks; 847-501-5760 No. 12-12-412-036 The real estate34fb Floor, CHICAGO. IL, 60606, RENT YOUR African teslilea & baskets, Moroccan & flaNes mugs; Japanese silk obis 847-998-3400 is improved with a residence. Salesell at public auction to the highest Fine & fashion lewelry incld: L 18k diamond nng; Cartier Tnnity ong & terms: 25% down of the highest bidbidder, as set forth below, the fol- M Tank watch: Bakealde. Tabletop & kitchenware, including: Limoges. Cook County - SuburbanCook County - Suburbanby certified fundo al the clone of thelowing described real estate: Com-APARTMENT WITH EASE Waterford; fine & casual linens; sm appl & glassware . Also: Bed &bath sale payable to The Judicial Salesmonly known as 7001 N. KARLOV linens; Veit ironing board; Nakamichi electronics, large easel, luggage; Corporation. No third party checksAVENUE, LINCOLNWOOD, IL IN THE CLASSIFIEDS. bike rack; file cabs; boot bench; golf clubs; tools; X-mao; books, efc. HARW000 HEIGHTS 2,931SF WEBCB312731 will be accepted. The balance, in-607t2 Property Indes No. ta-34- We look forward to seeing you B this very lovely salei 847-564-1600 OFFICE cluding the Judicial sale teefor213-059. Therealestateivim- CALL 84/-998-3400 TO For more into please visit estatesales.net 4600 N. Harlem 2nd story Office Space above AbandonedResidential Propertyprovedwith aresidence Sale LORI REIFMAN TRIO LIMITED retail center. Handicap Access. Aggressive Deals. Municipality Relief Fund, which isterms: 25% down of the highest bid 847-564-1600 mw-w osephrealestate.net calculated on residential real estateby certified funds at the close of the PLACE YOUR AD Estate Sales of Distinction 877-835-2099 at the rate of $1 for each $1,000 orsale payable to The Judicial Salen Thursday, December 11, 2014 Pioneer Press (DC) 5 Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial SalesReal Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est. LINCOLN WOOD the residential real edtate arose pri-the residential real edtate arose pn-fraction thereof of the amount paidwhichiscalculated on residentialset forth below, the following deacri-1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS MORT-1701(C( OF THE ILLINOIS MORT- INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OFor to the sale The sublect propertyor to the sale The sublect propertyby the purchaser not IO exceedreal estate at the rsfe of $1 for eachbed real property GAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. Ef-GAGE EORECLOSURE LAW. You COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS io sublet to general real estate tax-is sublet tO general real estate tas-$300,io certifiedfunds/orwire$1 000 or fraction thereof uf theCommonly known as 8507fectuve May tat, 2014 you will needwill need a photo idenbfication is- COUNTY DEPARTMENT, CHAN-es. special assessments, or speciales, special assessments, or specialtransfer,is due within twenty-fouramount paid by the purchaser notMarmors Avenue, Morton Grove, ILa photo identification issued by asued by a government agency (driv- CERY DIVISION tases levied against said real estatetaxes levied against said real estate(24) hours. No fee shall be paid byto exceed $300, in certified funds/or60053 governmentagency(driver's Ii-er's license, passport, etc.) in order PHH MORTGAGE CORPORA-and is offered for sale withoul anyand is offered for sale without snythe mortgagee acquiring the resi-wire transfer, is due within twenty-Permanent Indes No.:10-20-219-cense, passport, etc.)in order toto gain entry into our building and lION, representationas to qualityorreprexentationaxtoqualityordential real estate pursuant toitsfour (24) hours. No fee shall be paid028-0000 gain entry into the foreclosure salethe foreclosure sale room in Cook Plaintiti quantityottitleand withoutre-quantityoftitleand withou)re-credit bidat the sale sr by anyby the mortgagee acquihng the res-The mortgaged real estateis im-room in Cook County and the sameCounty and the same identification V. course to Plaintiff and in "AS IS"course to Plaintiff and in "AS IS"mortgagee. judgment creditor,oridentral real estate pursuant toitaproved with a dwelling. The proper-identification for sales held at Otherforsalesheld atother county VOUEL LAZZAR; JAWAN LAZZAR.condition. The sale io further sub-condition. The sale is further sub-other lienor acquiring the residentialcredit bid atthe sale or by anyty will NOT be open for inspection county venues For informalion, ea-venues where The Judicial Sales Defendants jectto confirmation by the court,act to confirmation by the court,real estate whose rights in and tomortgagee, udqment creditor,orTIrejudgmentamountwas $amuse the court file or contact Plain-Corporationconducts foreclosure 13 CH 03810 Upon payment io full of the amountUpon payment in full of the amountthe residential real estate arose pri-other lienor acquiring the residential333,572.23. SaIe terms for non-tiff's attorney: CODILIS & ASSOCI-sales.For information:Visitour Properly Address: 7335 NORTHbid,the purchaser willreceive abid, the purchaser will receive aor to the sale, The sublect propertyreal estate whose rights in and toparties: 10% Of successful bid im-ATES, P.C.. t5W030 NORTHwebsile at service.atty-pierce.com. KILBOIJRN AVENUECertificate of Sale thatwill entitleCertificate of Sale that will entitleis sublet to general real estate tax-the residential real estafe arose pri-mediately at conclusion st auction,FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE 100,between the hours of 3 and 5 pm. LINCOLNWOOD, IL 60712 the purchaser to a deed to the realthe purchaser to a deed to the reales, special assessments, or specialor to the sale. The subtect propertybalance by 12:30 p.m. the nestBURR RIDGE. IL 60527, (630) 794-PIERCE S ASSOCIATES, Plaintiff's NOTICE OF FORECLOSUREestate aher confirmation of the saleestate aher confirmation of the sale.taxes levied againxt said real estateis subject to general real estate tas-business day.both by cashier's9876 Please refer to file nsmber 14-Attorneys,One NorthDearborn SALE The property will NOT be open forThe property will NOT be opon forand is offered for sale without anyes, special assessments, or specialchecks and no refunds.The sale11-42221 THE JUDICIAL SALESStreetSuite1300. CHICAGO, IL Shapiro Kreisnian 6 Assoc. tile Cinspection and plaintiff makes noinspection and plaintiff makes norepresentationaslo qualityortanes levied against said real estateshall be sublet to general real es-CORPORATION One South60602. Tel No)3t2) 476-5500 13-065022 representation as to the condition ofrepresentation au to the condition ofquantifyoftitleand withoutre-and is offered for sale without anytate taxes, special tases. specialWacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago,Please refer to file number (It is advised that interested partiesthe property. Prospective biddersthe property.Prospective bidderscoarse toPlaintiff and in "AS IS"representationastoqualityorassessments, special taxes levied,IL 60606-4650 (312) 236-SALE V'suPAl 125704. THE JUDICIAL SALES consult with their are admonished to check the courtare admonished to check the courtcondition. The sale io further sub-quantityoftitleand withoutre-and superior liens, ifany. Thecan alsovisit The Judicial SalesCORPORATION One South own attorneys before bidding atfile lo verity all information.ltthisfile to verity all information. Itthisject to confirmation by the court,course to Plaintiff and in "AS IS"property is offered "as is,with noCorporation at www.tjsc.com for a 7Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago, mortgage foreclosure sales.) property is a condominium unit, theproperty is a condominium unit, theUpon payment in full of the amountcondition. The sale is further aub-expresa or implied warranties andday status report of pending sales,IL 60606-4650 (312) 230-SALE V'os PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby givenpurchaser of the unit at the forado-purchaser of the unit at the foreclo-bid, the purchaser will receive uecl to confirmation by the courtwithout any represenlation as to theCODILIS & ASSOCIATES,P.0can also yinit The Judicial Sales that pursuant lo a Judgment ofsure sale, other than a mortgagee,sure sale, other than a mortgagee,Certificate of Sale that will entitleUpon payment in full of the amountquality of title or recourse to Plain-1 5W030 NORTH FRONTAGECorporation at www.tlnc corn for a 7 Foreclosure entered on October 6,shall pay the assessments and theshall pay the assessments and thethe purchaser to a deed to the realbid,the purchaser willreceive atiff, Prospective bidders are ad-ROAD. SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE,day status report of pending sales, 2014, KaIlen Realty Services, Inc.,leqal fees required by The Condo-legal fees required by The Condo-estate aher confirmation of the saleCertificate of Sale that will entitlemonished fo review the court file toIL 60527 (630) 794-5300 AttorneyPIERCE & ASSOCIATES One as Selling Official will al 12:30 p.m.miniumPropertyAct,765 ILCSminiumPropertyAct,765 ILCSThe property will NOT be open forthe purchaser to a deed to the realverify all information and to viewFile No, 14-11-42221 AttorneyNorth Dearborn Street Suite 1300 on January 7, 2015, aI 205 W. Ran-605/9(g)(t) and (g(4). If this prop-605/9)g)(1) and (g((4).If thix prop-inopectron and plaintiff makes noestate after confirmation of the sale,auction rules at w.kaIlenrs.com. ARDC No, 00468002 AttorneyCHICAGO, IL 60602 1312) 476- dolph Street. Suite 1020. Chicago.arty is a condominium unit which ioerty is a condominium unit which rsrepresentation as to the condition ofThe property will NOT be open forFor information:Sale Clerk, Sha-Code. 21762 Case Number ti CH5500 Attorney File No. PAl f25704 Iliooissell at public auction to Thepart of a common interest commun-part of a common interest commun-the property. Prospective biddersinspection and plaintiff makes nopiro Kreisman S Associates, LLC.044813 TJSCe: 34-18455 NOTE:Attorney Code. 91220 Case Num- righest bidder for cash, as set forthity, the purchaser of the unit at theity, the purchaser of the unit at theare admonished to check the Courtrepresentation au to the condition ofAttorney C 42168. 2121 WaukeganPursuant to the Fair Debt Collectionber 12 CH 3177 TJSC#' 34-19227 elow, the following descnbed realforeclosuresaleotherthan aforeclosure safe otherthan afile to venfy all information,ltthisthe property.Prospective biddersRoad, Suite 301, Bannockbsm, lIli-Practices Act, you are advised that1636470 property: mortgagee shall pqy the assess-mortgagee shall pay the assess-property us a condominium unit. theare admonished to check the courtnois 60015, (847) 291-1717, be-Plaintiff's attorney is deemed to be12/11, 12118, 12/25/14 #887281 ommonly knows as 7335 Northmenta required by The Condomini-manta required by The Condomini-purchaser of the unit at the foreclo-file to verity all information,If thistween1:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m.a debt collector attempting to collect Kilbourn Avenue. Lincolnwood, ILum Property Act, 765ILCSum ProperlyAct, 765 ILCSsure sale, other than a mortgagee,property is a condominium unit. theweekdays only. a debt and any information obtainedSKOKIE i07t2 605/18.5)o-1).IF YOU ARE THE600/1851g-1).IF YOU ARE THEshall pay the assessments andthepurchaser of the unit at the foreclo-1626213 will be used for that purpose. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Cook I'vrmanenl Indes No.:10-27-322-MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER),MORTGAtOR (HOMEOWNER),legal fees required by TIse Condo-sure sale, other than a mortgagee,11/27, 12/4, 12/11/14 #880397 1635196 County.Illinois.CountyDepart- YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO R-YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO RE-minium Property Act, 765 ILCSshall pay the assessments anti the 12/4, 12/11, 12/18/14 #882819 ment, Chancery Division, The mortgaged real estateis im-MAIN N POSSESSION FOR 30MAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30605/9(g)(I) and )g)(4).If this prop-legal fees required by The Condo- JPMorgan Chase Bank, National iroved wiTh a dwelling. The proper-DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN OR-DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN OR-erty in a condominium unit which isminiumPropertyAct, 765 ILCS Association iy will NOT be open for inspection. DER OF POSSESSION, IN AC-DER OF POSSESSION, IN AC-part of a common interest commun-605/9)g)(1) and )g((4).If this prop-NORRIDGE SKOKIE Plaintiff, . he ludgment amount wasCORDANCE WITH SECTION IS-CORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-ity, the purchaser of the unit at theerty is a condominium unit which isIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFINTHE CIRCUIT COURT OFvs. S266.774.8 Sale termo for non-1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS MORT-1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS MORT-foreclosuresaleotherthanapart of a common interest commun-COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-YariG.Palant akaYuriPulant; parties 10% of successful bid im-GAGS FORECLOSURE LAW. YouGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW Ef-mortgagee shalt paji the assess-ity, the purchaser of the unit at fheTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYCoodominiumo atOld Orchard mediately at conclusion of auction.will need a photo identificationa-teclive May lot, 2014 you will needmento required by The Condomini-foreclosuresaleotherthan aDIVISION Dt VIS ION Master Association; Old Orchard palance by 12:30 p.m. the nextsued by a government agency (dns-a photo identification issued by aum PropertyAct, 765 ILCSmortgagee shall pay the assess-WELLS FARGO BANK, NA SUC-GMAC MORTGAGE, LLC Condominiums Building 3 Condo- :uSirieSuday. bothby cashierser's license, passport, etc.) in ordergovernmentagency(driver's li-605/1851g-l). IF YOU ARE THEments required by The Condomini-CESSOR BY MERGER TO WELLSPlaintiff, minium Association; Unknown Own- checks; and no refunds.The saleto gain entry into our building andcense, passport, etc.)in Order toMORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER),um Property Act, 765ILCSFARGO HOME MORTGAGE, INC. ers and Non-Record Claimants shall be subfeet to general real eu-the foreclosure sale room in Cookgain xntry into the foreclosure saleYOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO RE-605/18.510-1)IF YOU ARE THEPlaintiff, ISON SALTZMAN, SUSANDefendants, tate taxes,special tases, specialCounty and the same identificationroom in Cook County and the sameMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNERI, LIPKA 14 CH 6899 asuessmests, special taxes levied.forsalesheldatothercountyidentification for uales held at otherDAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN OR-YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO RE-J&ANTA ADAMOWICZ Defendants Sheriff's C 140748 and superior liens,itany Thevenues where The Judicial Salescounty venues. For information, ex-DER OF POSSESSION, IN AC-MAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30Defendants 12 CH 3177 F14030224 CHOH property is otfered "av is," with noCorporation conducts foreclosureamine the court file or contact Plain-CORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN OR-11 CH 044813 9944 KARLOV AVENUE SKOKIE.Pursuant to a Judgment made and express or implied warranties andsales.Forinformation:Visitourtiff's attorney: CODILIS & ASSOCI-1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS MORT-DER OF POSSESSION, IN AC-8656 W. AINSLIE STREETIL 60076 entered by said Court un the above without any representation as to thewebsite at sersice.atty-pierce.com.ATES, P.C., t5W030 NORTHGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. Ef-CORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-NORRIDGE. IL 60706 NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-entitledcause, Thoman J.Dart, quality of fille or recourse to Plain-between Ihe hours of 3 and S pm.FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE 100,tective May ist, 2014 you will need1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS MORT-NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-Sheriff of Cook County. Illinois, will tiff. Prospective bidders are ad-PIERCE & ASSOCIATES, Plaintiff'sBURR RIDGE. IL 60527. (630)784-a photo identification issued by aGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. Ef-TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-suant to a Judgment of Foreclosureon January 12,2015, at 1pm in monished to review the court file toAsomeys,One NorthDearborn9876 Please refer to tile number i 4-governmentagency(devers li-fective May lut, 2014 you will needsuant to a Judgment of Foreclosureand Sale enteredinthe aboveroom LLO6 of the Richard J. Daley verityallinformation and to viewStreet Suite 1300, CHICAGO, IL11-14827. THE JUDICIAL SALEScense, passport, etc.)in order toa photo identification issued by aand Sale enteredinthe abovecause on March 20, 2014, an agentCenter, 50 West Washington auction rules at www.kallenrs.com, 60602.Tel No, (312) 476-5500.CORPORATION One Southgain entry into the foreclosure salegovernmentagency(driver'sli-cause on July 3, 2014, an agent forfor The Judicial Sales Corporafion,Street, Chicago, Illinois, sell at pub- For information:Sale Clerk, Sha-Please refer to file numberWacker Drrye, 24th Floor, Chicago.room in Cook County and the samecense, passport, etc )in order foThe Judicial Sales Corporation, willwill at 10:30 AM on January 13,lic auction the following described piro Kreisman & Associates, LLC,PA1119738. THE JUDICIAL SALESIL 60606-4650 (3t2) 236-SALE V'suidentification for sales held at othergain entry into the foredossre saleat 10:30 AM on January 7, 2015, at2015. at The Judicial Sales Corpo-premises and real estate mentioned Attorney e 42168. 2121 WaukeganCORPORATION One Southcan alsovisit The Judicial SalesCountyvenues.Forinformation:room in Cook County and the sameTheJudicialSalesCorporation,ration, One South Wacker Drive -in said Judgment. Road, Suite 301, Bannockbum, Illi-Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago,Corporation at www.tjsc.com for a 7Visit our website atuer'vrce.atty-identification for sales held at otherOne South Wacker Drive-24th24th Floor, CHICAGO. IL, 60606,Common Address: 101 18 Old Or- nois 60015,847) 291-1717, be-IL 60606-4650 (312) 238-SALE V'suday status report of pending sales.pierce.Com. between the hours st 3county venues. For information, eu-Floor, CHICAGO. IL, 60606. sell atsell at public auction to the highestchard Court Unit 202, Skxkie,lIti- tween 1:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m.can also visit The Judicial SalesCODILIS & ASSOCIATES, P.C.and 5 pm. PIERCE & ASSOCI-amine the court file or contact Plain-public auction to the highest bidder,bidder, as set forth below, the fol-noia 60076 weekdays only Corporation al www.tjsc.com tor a 7t 5W030 NORTH FRONTAGEATES,Plaintiff'sAttorneys, Onetiff's attorney: CODILIS & ASSOCI-as set forth below, the following de-lowing described real estate' Corn-PIN: 10-10-102-025-1006 (new) I63O6O day status report of pending uales.ROAD, SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE,North Dearborn Street Suite 1300,ATES. P.C., t5W030 NORTHscribed realestate: Commonlmonly known as 9944 K,ARLOV10-10-101-001 through 10-10-101- 11t27, 12/4, 12/11114 #880401 PIERCE & ASSOCIATES OneIL 60527 (630) 794-5300 AttorneyCHICAGO, IL 60602. Tel No, (312)FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE 100,known as8656 W. AINSLI AVEÑUE. SKOKIE. IL 60076 Prop-019 (oldl, 10-10-101-021 (old), 10- North Dearborn Street Suite 1300File No. 14-11-14827Attorney476-5500. Please refer to file num-BURR RIDGE, IL 60527, (630) 794-STREET, NORRIDGE, IL 60706erty Index No 10-10-403-022-0000.10-102-001 through 10-10-102-009 MORTON GROVE CHICAGO,IL 60602 (312) 476-ARDCNo. 00468002Attorneyber PA1308562THE JUDICIAL9876 Please refer to tile number 14-Property Index No. 12-tl-327-038The real estate is improved with a 1(old), 10-10-102-017 through 10-10- INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF5500 Attomey File No. PA1119738Code. 21762 Case Number: 12 CHSALES CORPORATION One South12-18501. THE JUDICIAL SALESThe real estate is improved with astory home with a detached garage.102-036 (oId) COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-Attorney Cede. 91220 Case Num-042366 TJSC#: 34-17939 NOTE:Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago,CORPORATION One Southresidence, Sale terms: 25°/o downSaie terms: 25% down of the high-Improvements:This properly con- TV DEPARTMENT . CHANCERYber:11 CH 16534 TJSC# 34-Pursuant to the Fair Debt CollectionIL 60606-4650 (312) 238-SALE V'suWacker Dnve, 24th Floor, Chicago,of the highest bid by cerbfied fundsest bid by certified funds attheOints st a Rexidential Condominium DIVISION 17952 Practices Act, you are advised thstcan also visit The Judicial SalesIL 60606-4650 (312) 236-SALE V'suat the close st the sale payable toclose of the sale payable to The Ju-Unit, WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A.,636512 Plaintiff's attorney is deemed to beCorporation at www.ljsc.com for a 7can also visit The Judicial SalesThe Judicial Sales Corporation. Nodicial Sales Corporation. No thirdSale shall be under the following SUCESSOR BY MERGER TO12/11V 12/18, 12/25/14 #887297 a debt collector attempting to collectday status report of pending sales,Corporation at wa'w.IIsc.com for a 7third party checks will be accepted.party checks will be accepted. Theterms payment st not less than ten WELLS FARGO BANK SOUTH- u debt and any information obtainedPIERCE S ASSOCIATES Oneday status report of pending sales,The balance, including the Judicialbalance, including the Judicial salepercent (tO°/0( of the amount of the WEST. N.A.FIKJA WACHOVIA will be used for that purpose. North Dearborn Street Suite 1300CODILIS & ASSOCIATES, P C.sale tee for Abandoned Residentialfeefor AbandonedResidentialsuccesstul and highest bid to be MORTGAGE FSB F/K/A WORLDMORTON GROVE 6351M CHICAGO, IL 60602 (312) 476-15W030 NORTH FRONTAGEProperly Municipality Relief Fund,Property Municipality Relief Fund,paid to the Sheriff by cashier's SAVINGS, FB IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF12/4, 12/11, 12/18/14 #882816 5500 Attorney File No. PAt 308562ROAD, SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE,which is calculated on nesidentualwhichis calculated on residentialcheck or certified fundo at the sale; Plaintiff, COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN- Attorney Code. 91220 Case Num-IL 60527 (630) 794-5300 Attomeyreal estate at the rate st $1 for eachreal estate st the rate of $1 for eachand the full remaining balance to be TY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYMORTON GROVE ber 13 CH 13808 TJSC#: 34-FileNo, 14-12-18501 Attorney$1,000 or fraction thereofof the$1,000 or fraction thereof of thepaidtotheSheriff' by cashier's UÑKNOWN HEIRS ANDDIVISION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF16552 ARDCNo. 00468002 Attorneyamount paid by the purchaser solamount paid by the purchaser notcheckorcertifiedfundswithin LEGATEES OF MARY LOU KEL-GREEN TREE SERVICING LLC COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-1634586 Code. 21762 Case Number: 12 CHtu exceed $300, in certified funds/Orto exceed $300, in certified funds/ortwenty-four(24)Soars aber the LY, IF ANY, SHARON KELLY GA-Plaintiff, TY DEPARTMENT . CHANCERY11/27, 12/4, 12/11/14 8880407 036960 TJSCC: 34-17206 NOTE:wire transfer, s due within twenty-wire transfer, is due within twenty-sale BRIEL. WILLIAM BUTCHER, SPE- DIVISION PNC Pursuant to tIre Fair Debt Collectionfour (24) hours, No fee shall be paidfour (24) hours, No fee shall be paidSale shall be sublet to general tas- CIAL REPRESENTATIVE, MI- JUMON JOHN CINU JOHN,BANK, NATIONAL ASSoeIATION, Practices Act, you are advised thatby the mortgagee acquiring the res-by the mortgagee acquiring the res-es, special assessments, CHAEL P. KELLY AKA MICHAELBANK OF AMERIIA, NA SUCCES-SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TOMORTON GROVE Plaintiff's attomey is deemed to beidential real estate pursuant to itsidential real estate pursuant to itsPremise will NOT be open for in- PATRICK KELLY, UNKNOWNSOR BY MERGER TO LASALLENATIONAL CITY BANK, SUCCES-IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFa debt collector attempting to colletcredit bid st the sale or by anycredit bud at the sale or by anyspection, OWNERS AND NON-RECORD BANK. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION,SOR BY MERGER TO MID AMER-COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-s debt and any information obtainedmortgagee, judgment creditor.ormortgagee, judgment creditor,orThe purchaser of a condominium CLAIMANTS UNKNOWN OWNERS ANDICA BANK, FSB TY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYwill be used for that purpose. other henar acquiring the residentialother lienor acqsinng the residentialuniI. other than a mortgagee shall Defendants NONRECORD CLAIMANTS Plaintiff, DIVISION 1634106 real estate whose rights in and Inreal estate whose nghts in and topay the assessments as requited 11 CH 16534 Defendants BANK OF AMERICA, N.A. 11/27, 12/4. 12/11/14 #880406 the residential real estate arose pnthe residential reSi estate arose pri-ty, 765 ILCS 605/18.5(g-1( 8928 OCONTO AVENUE MORTON12 CH 042366 TODOR PARMAKOV NK/APlaintiff, or to the sale, The sublect propertyor to the sale The subfet propertyFor information, Contact the sales GROVE, IL 60053 5745 REBA STREET MORTONTODOR P PARMAKOV, PETAR is sublet to general real estate tax-is sublet to general real enlate tas-department, FREEDMAN NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-GROVE, IL 60053 PARMAKOV A/K/A PETAR TBOBE1TE M ZIBBLE, CHICAGO eu, special assessments, or speciales. special assessments. or specialANSELMO LINDBERG LLC, 1771 TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-PARMAKOV, NADYATITLE LAND TRUST COMPANY,MORTON GROVE tases levied against said real estatetases levied against said real estateW. Diehl Road, Suite 120, NAPER- suant to a Judgment of Forecloxure TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-PARMAKOVA NK/A NADYA TAS TRUSTEE UIT/A DATEDIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFand is offered for sate without anyand is offered for sale without anyVILLE.IL 60563. (630) 453-6960 and Sale enteredinthe above suant to a Judgment of ForeclosurePARMAKOVA, EDENS POINT2/16/1982 A/K/A TRUST NUMBERCOOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS representationastoqualityorrepresentationasto qualityorFor bidding instn.jctl000, yiout in cause on October 10, 2014. anand Sale entered the aboneCONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION,23124, UNKNOWN BENEFICIA-COUNTY DEPARTMENT. CHAN-quantityoftitleand withoutre-quantityoftitleand withoutre-www,fal-illinoio corn, Please refer agent tor The Judicial Saleu Corpo-Cause on October 3, 2014, an agentPNC BANK, N.A. 5/B/M TO MIDRIES OF CHICAGO TITLE LANDCERY DIVISION course lo Plaintiff and in "AS IS"coarse to Plaintiff and in "AS IS"to file number F13100372 CHOH. ration, will at 10 30 AM on January for The Judicial Sales Corporation,AMERICA BANK, F50 TRUST COMPANY UIT/A DATEDPHH MORTGAGE CORPORA-condition, The sale is further sub-oondition, The sale is farther sub-For bidding instructions, visit t3. 2015, at The Judicial Sales Cor-willat10:30 AM on January 5.Defendants 2)16/1982 A/K/A TRUST NUMBERT ION, ecl to confirmation by the court.act to confirmation by the court,www.fal-illinois,com poration, One South Wacker Drive -2015, at The Judicial Sales Corpo-13 CH 13808 23124, UNKNOWN OWNERS ANDPlaintiff Upon payment in full of the amountUpon payment in full of the amountThis is an attempt to collect a debt 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606,ration, One South Wacker Drive- SStO WEST LINCOLN UNIT 304NONRECORD CLAIMANTS V. bid, the purchaser willreceive abid, the purchaser will receive apursuant to the Fair Debt Collection sell at public auction to the higheut24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606,MORTON GROVE, IL 60053 Defendants TRENTON H. SPOOLSTRA NKIACertificare of Sale that willentitleCertificate of Sale that willentitlePractices Act and any information bidder, as set forth below, the fol-sell at public auction to the highestNOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-12 CH 036960 TRENI SPOOLSTRA WK/A TENTthe purchsser to a deed to the realthe purchaser to a deed to the realobtained will be used for that pur- lowing described real estate: Corn-bidder, as setorth below, the fol-TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-6805 CHURCH STREET MORTONH. SPOOLSTRA: CHRISTINA K.estate aher confirmation uf the sale. rnonly known as 8928 OCONTO estate aher confirmation of the salepose lowing described real estate Corn-suant to a Judgment of ForeclosureGROVE, IL 60053 SPOOLSTRA A/K/A CHRISTIANAThe property will NOT be open forThe property will NOT be open for1629935 AVENUE, MORTON GROVE, ILmonly knownas 5745 REBAand Sale enteredinthe aboveNOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-K SPOOLSTRA; UNKNOWNinspection and plaintiff makes noinspection and plaintiff makes no12/4, 12/11, 12/18/14 #882814 60053 Property Index No. 09-13-STREET, MORTON GROVE, ILcause on September 22, 2014, anTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that par-OWNERS AND NON-RECORDrepresentation as to the condition ofrepresentation as to the condition of 423-008-0000. The real estatein60053 Property Indes No. 10-20-agent for The Judicial Sales Corpo-suant to a Judgment of ForeclosureCLAIMANTS: UNKNOWN OCCU-the property, Prospective biddersthe property. Prospective biddersSKOKIE improved with a single family home 427-001 .The realestateisim-ration, will at 10:30 AM on Januaryand Sale enteredinthe abovePANTS, are admonished to check the courtare admonished to check the courtIN with a detached 2 car garage. Sale THE CIRCUIT COURT OF proved with u single family resi-5, 2015, at The Judicial Sales Cor-cause on September 23, 2014, anDefendants file to verity all information.If thisfile to verity all information,IfthisCOOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN- terms: 25% down of the highest biddence Sale terms: 25% down ofporation, One South Wacker Drive -sgenf for The Judicial Sales Corpo-14 CH 1291 property is a condominium unit. theproperty is a condominium unit, theTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY by certitied funds at the close of the the highest bid by certihed funds at24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606,ration, will at 10:30 AM on Deem-Proserty Address: 8507purchaser st the unit at the foreclo-purchaser of the unit at the toreclo-DIVISION sale payable to The Judicial Salesthe close of the sale payable to Thesell at public auction to the highestber 26, 2014, at The Judicial SalesMA1MORA AVENUE MORTONsure sale, other than a mortgagee,sure sale. other than a mortgagee, Corporation. No third party checks FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE Judicial Sales Corporation No thirdbidder. au set forth below, the fol-Corporation, One South WackerGROVE, IL 60053 shall pay the assessments and theshall pay the assessments and theASSOCIATION will be accepted. The balance,n-party checks will be accepted. Thelowing described real estate' Corn-Drive - 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL,NOTICE OF FORECLOSURElegal fees required by The Condo-legal tees requited by The Condo- cluding theJudiciaf safe fee for Plaintiff, balance, including the Judicial 051emonly known as 5510 WEST LIN-60606, sell at public auction to theSALE miniumProperty Act,765 ILCSminium PropertyAct,765 ILCS AbandonedResidentialPropertyfee forAbandonedResidentialCOLÑ UNIT 304, MORTONhighest bidder, as set forth below.Shapiro Krxisman 6 Ausoc. file e605/9(g))1) and (g4(. If this prop-605/9(g))1) and (g))4(. If ff55 prop- Municipality Relief Fund, which is sòon- KINDYBALYK, MORT- Property Municipality Relief Fund,GROVE, IL 60053 Property Indesthe following described real estate:t 3-070425 erty is a condominium unit which iserty is a condominium unit which isGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRA- calculated on residential real estatewhich is calculated on residentialNo. W-21-119-112-1091. The realCommonly known so 6805(lt is advised that interested partiespart st s common interest commun-part of a common interest commun-TION SYSTEMS, INC., AS NOMI- at the rate of $1 for each $1,000 orreal estate at the rate of $1 for eachestate is improved with a 36 unitCHURCH STREET, MORTONconsult with their ity. the purchaser of the unit at theity, the purchaser of the unit at theNEE FOR SUNTRUST MORT- fraction thereof of the amount paid$1,000 or fraction thereof ofthecondominium with no garage. SaleGROVE, IL 60053 Property Indexown attorneys before biddingatforeclosure sale by the purchaser not to exceed otherthan aforeclosure sale otherthan aGAGE, INC. amount paid by the purchaset notterms: 250/o down of the highest bidNo, 10-18-307-019. The real estatemortgage foreclosure sales.) mortgagee shall pay the assess-mortgagee shall pay the assess-Defendants $300, incertifiedfundsisrwirelo exceed $300 in certified funds/orby certified funds at the close of theio improved with u single family res-PUBLIC NOTICE io hereby givenments required by The Condomini-mesta required transfer, y The Condomini-11 CH 12248 s due within twenty-tourwire transfer, is due within twenty-oale paysble to The Judicial Salesidence. Sale termo: 25% down ofthat pursuant to s Judgment ofum Property Act, 765 um (24) hours. No fee shall be paid by ILCS PropertyAct, 765 ILCS81 12 KOSTNER AVENUE SKOKIE. toar )24) hours, No fee shall be paidCorporation No third party checksthe highest bid by certified lands atForeclosure entered on Spptember605/18.5)g-tl.IF YOU ARE THE60511851g-11. IF YOU ARE THEIL 60076 the mortgagee acquiring the resi-by the mortgagee acquiring the res-will be accepted. The balance, in-the close of the sale payable to The8,2014, Kallen Realty Services,MORTGAGOR dential real estate parxuant to its (HOMEOWNER),MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER),NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO- idential real estate pursuant to itscluding the Judicial sale fee forJudicial Sales Corporation. No thirdInc., as Selling Official will at 12:30YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO RE-YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO RE-TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur- Creditbid at the sale or by anycredit bid at the sale or by any Abandoned ResidentialPropertyparty checks will be accepted. Thep.m on January 5, 2015, at 205 W.MAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30MAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30suant to a Judgment of Foreclosure mortgagee,udgrnent creditor.ormortgagee, Iudgment creditor,or Municipality Relief Fund, which isbalance, including the Judicial saleRandolph Street, Suite 1020, Chi-DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN OR-DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN OR-and Sale enteredin the above other lienor acquiong the residentialother lienor acquiring the residentialcalculated on residential real estatefeeforAbandoned Residentialcago. Illinois, sell at public auctionDER OF POSSESSION, IN AC-DER OF POSSESSION, IN AC- real estate whose nghta in and to causx on September 26, 2014. un real estate whose nqhta in and toat the rate of $1 for each $1,000 orProperty Municipality Relief Fund,lo the highest bidder for cash, asCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-CORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-agent for The Judicial Sales Corpo- 6 Pioneer Press (DC) Thursday, December 11,2014 Bid Notice Public Hearings Public Hearings Public Hearings Storage - Legal Village of Skokie COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENTqualified local communities an-LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE BUSINESS & SERVICE DIREC?OR Notice Io Bidders BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM nually under TitleI of the Hous- HEARING TO BE HELD AT: THE LOCK The Village of Skokte is now ac- PUBLIC HEARINGS ing and Community Develop-Skokie Plan Commission, Thurs- UP SELF STORAGE Firewood Handyman cepting sealed BIDS for The Village of Skokie has ached-ment Act. These tunds are usedday, January 8, 2015, Village of 3366 N. Kedzie, Gabion Pond Wall RepaIr uled a verles of meetings to so-for physical improvement pro)-Skokie,5127 OaktonStreet, Chicago, IL 60618 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Plans and propossi forms will belicit public input on the 5-yearects, housing programs, socialSkokie,Illinois 60077, at 7:30 773-539-3366 Fantastic Firewood TDS 5 HOME available n the offIce of Chrjsto-ConsolidatedPlan andi -yearservices, and olher activities thatP.M., to consider the following: DATE: December 19, 2014 Kiln Dried 2 year old seasoned pher B. Burke Engineering, Ltd.ActionPlanfortheVillage'sare consistent with local plan- NEW BEGINS AT: 10:00am hrdwd, Oak, Maple S Cherry sr IMPROVEMENT Accounting Notices hereby given that theCommunity Development Blockning goals and CDBG regula-2014-32P - Special Use Per-CONDITIONS. All unils will be Mixed, Free Stacking S Delivery. Perfection is the standard. Buy the Wood That Is Installation:ElectricalDeck VillageofSkokiewillreceiveGrant (CDBG) Program.Publiclions. Eligibleprojects mustmit:8001 Lincoln Avenuesold to the highest bidder.Bids Guaranteed to Burnt . Carpentry . Windows . Doors BIDS at 5127 Oakton Street,hearings are conducted to deter-meet national objectives by prin-#101 taken only for each unit in its en- TO PLACE AN AD IN 815-344-9522 I 847-546-3613 . Paintin FloorsTileKdchen. Skokie, Illinois 60077 Attention:mine Skokie's request for fund-cipally benefiting the low- andImperial Realty Co. andtirety. Payment must be made OUR LOCAL SERVICE Bath Burnt Remodeling Michael Aleksic, Purchasinging to the U.S. Department ofmoderate-income peoplefromKlalrmont Family, LLC, on behalfby cash, credit card, or certified Lic BondedSr. Discount fundsNo personal checks Sc- DIRECTORIES Agent until i 1 :00 am. local timeHousing and Urban Develop-Ihe community, or aiding in theof First Step Program. request a Tad 630-202-5825 on Friday, December26, 2014.ment (HUD). prevention and eliminationofspecial use permit in a CX Corecepted.All goods must be re- amas tds5homeimprovement.cam BIdders will be required to certifyHearings will be held at the endblighting conditions.All proieclsMined-Use zoning district for amoved from the unit within 24 PLEASE CALL LAKELAND FIREWOOD that for all work to be petformedof the Village Board of Trusteesmust be approved by HUD be-child day care not in a residencehours. Payment due immediate- meetings on December 15,fore funds are released. Skokieat 8001Lincoln Avenue #101ly upon acceptance of bid.Unit Kiln DrIed Hardwood Firewood Instruction pursuant to the Contract Docu- 847-998-3400 #2 ments, atleast the prevailing2014, and January 5 and Febru-expects to receive approximatelyand any relief that may be dis-availability subject to prior settle- $110.00 Piano Lessons for Alt A9es. ary 2, 2015 A review of the cur-$450,000 for the coming fiscalcovered during the review of thismenI of account. By Master of Fine Arts with rate of wages as found and de- Free Stacking & Delivery rent year's prolects, CDBG pro-year, case. Unit:157 Matthew Samuel A Sales Consultant will Thirty years of teaching eeperiencetermined by the Illinois Depart- 847-201-1284 At your home or my studio ment of Labor for Cook Countygram objectives, and programFor more information on thePINs' 10-21-414-054-0000 and 220 Jocelyn Espinili help you place your ad. 1224)402-4285 Rita will be paid toall workers andpriorities for the new 5-year Con-COBO Program, please contacti 0-21-414-083-0000 252 Carlos Cabrera employees employed and work-solidated Plan and the1-yearCarrie Haberstich,2014-33P - Subdivision: 2342 Sandra Vazquez Painting-Decorating ng on the prolect. Action Plan will take place onPlanner/CDBG Administrator, at9747-9999 Woods Drive 2527 Sharon Monsees 12/4,12111/14#885342 1-847- 299-1005 1-847- 222-0589Any bid or proposal submittedMonday, December 15.AlI new847-933-8447. Old Orchard Land Acquisition, Garage Doors, Openers unsealed, unsigned, fan trans-proposals for CDBG funding will12/4, 12/11/14#885485 LLC, requests a subdivision of 1 Al FRITZ & SON PAINTING Notice of Public Sale missions or received subsequentbe reviewed on Monday, Janu- totinto 2 lots in an OR Office FOREST GARAGE DOORS Free Est. Wallpaper To be held at: The Lock Up InVEst to the aforementioned date andary 5.Funding decisions will be Research zoning district and any FmiIy Owned Since 1946 Self Storage Draperies time wIll be disqualified and re-made at the final public hearing reliefthat may be discovered Sales . Service .nstallatisn KASAL 2525 W. Armitage turned to the bidder. The Villageon Monday, February 2.Board during the review of this case. Painting & Decorating Chicago, IL 60647 708152-9405 . 630.969.9416 meetings begin at 8:00 p.m. FIND MORE LOCAL JOBS AT PIN: i 0-09-304-025-0000 Interior I Exterior of Skokie reserves the right fo Date: Friday reject any and all bids or partaHUD provides CDBG funding lo 2014-34P -Site Plan Appro- TaUored Draperies Inc. Painting S Wallpapering PIONEERIO(A1.COMJMONSTER December 19, 2014 thereof, to waive any irregulari- val: 9747-9999 Woods Drive Wall Washing Begins at: i :00 pm Custom window treatments fies or inforniaittiesinbidding Old Orchard Land Acquisition, FREE ESTIMATES Conditions: All units will be sold procedures and to award the Public Notices Public Notices LLC, requests modification to an Designer Draperies Call Steve (630)968-5593 to the highest bidder. Bids taken Handyman contract in a manner best serv existing site plan approval to add Blinds & Shades and reconfigure surface parkingonly for each unit in its entirety. Any type of home repairl Electrical, ng the interest of the Village. 2015 NILES TOWNSHIP Payment mustbe made by Tiling Skokie Village Hall is a fully ac- spacesinan OR Office Re- Shutters, Etc. Plumbing, Carpenfry, Painting, LEGAL HOLIDAY SCHEDULE cash,creditcardorcertified BRIBsmnt/Kitchen Remodeling & cessible building. Persons re- search zoning district.In addi- Call Kristine or Barbara MR. GROUT BUILDING CLOSURES funds,No personal checks ac- more. Free Estimates! 224-310-8954 quiring assistance should con- lion, relief is requesfed from var- Call Jerzy 847-571 -4397 or email: 5255 Main Street cepted.All goods must be re- 708-387-9854 TILE GROUT REPAIR tract the Purchasing Officeat aus subsections of §118-175 of propol2002@ynhoo cam Skokie, IL 60077 moved from the unit within 24 EUROPEAN CRAFTSMAN 847-933-8240 or 1FY 673-9330 theVillageCodetoprovide 1847) 673-9300 hours. Payment due immediate- Michael Aleksic www,nilestownshipgov.com yards of 20' on Ihe east, 48.2' on Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est. the north, and 2.5' on the westly upon acceptance of bid. Unit Purchasing Agent 01/01/15 Thursday New Year's Day Holiday availability subject to prior settle- rition, will at 10:30 AM on Januaryer's licensé, passport, sic.) in order LEGAL Village of Skokie 01/19/15 Monday Martin Luther King Jr. Day side of both lots taken together requiredment of account. 7, 2015, at The Judicial Sales Cor-Io gain entry into the foreclosure 12111/14#889347 02/12/15 Thursday Abraham Lincoln's Birthday ratherthanIhe50' sale room in Cook County and the Unit 2108 Nancy Morales oration, One Soulh Wacker Drive - 02/16/15 Monday Presidents' Day yards.Also, relief is requested 4th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606,same identification for sales held at Unit 2334 Andres Guzman 05/25/15 Monday Memorial Day from §118-212(atyl) to reduce sell at public auction to the highestother csunty venues. For informa- Adoption parkingUnit 3447 Bariola Perez 07/03/15 Friday Independence Day Observed therequiredangled bidder. as sel lorth below, the fol-lion: Visit our website at Village of Skokie dnneway aisle from 17' to 15.5'Unit 3501 Julis Figueroa lowing descnbed real estate: Corn-uervice.atty-pierce.com between Assumed Name 09/07/1 Monday Labor Day 1214,12/11/14#880642 Nolice Io Bidders portionsofthe rnontv known as 8112 KOSTNERthe hours of 3 and 5 pm PIERCE & i 0/12)15 Monday Columbus Day withincertain Auction- Real Estate The Village of Skokie is now ac- AVEÑUE. SKOKIE, IL 60076 Prop-ASSOCIATES, Plaintiff's Attorneys, 11/11/15 Wednesday Veterans' Day parking lot. Because of the pro- NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Ove North Dearborn Street Suite cepting sealed BIDS for erly Indes No. 10-22-324-040-0000. Bid Notice 11/26-27/15Thur/Friday Thanksgiving Holiday posed subdivision, additional re- TO BE HELD AT: The real estate is irnproved with a1300, CHICAGO, IL 60602. Tel No. Green Alley Pilot Prolect lief will be required from §118- THE LOCK UP STORAGE two story single family horne: one(312) 476-5500. Please refer to file Plans und proposal forms will 12/25/15 Friday Christmas Day number PAttOOl76 THE JUDI-Divorce I 2/11/14 #888268 175 to allow 100% encroach- 350 W, Kinzie car detached garage. Sale terms: available in the office of Baxter ment of the 50' required yard. 25% down of the highest bid by cer-CIAL SALES CORPORATION One Foreclosures Chicago, IL 60654 tified funds at the close of the saleSouth Wacker Drive. 24th Floor, & Woodman, Inc. Additional relief that may be dis- P-312-464-1900 payable to The Judicial Sales Cor-Chicago, IL 60606-4650 (312) 236- Foundation Notices Notice a hereby given that the REVISED SCHEDULE OF ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS covered during the review of this fax 312-329-1362 poration No third party checks willSALE You can also visit The Judi- VillageofSkoktewillreceive MEETINGS VILLAGE OF NORRIDGE case. DATE: December 19, 2014 Corporation be accepled. The balance, inclsdincial Sales at Judicial Sales BIDS at 5127 OaktonStreet, 201e PIN. 10-0g-304-025-0000 BEGINS AT: 2:30 P.M. the Judicial sale tee for Abandonewww.tfsc.com for a 7 day status re- Skokie, Ilitnois 60077 Attention: pori of pending sales. PIERCE S THE FOLLOWING MEETINGS ARE ALL HELD IN THE FOR YOUR INFORMATION:CONDITIONS: All units will be ResidentialProperty Municipality Mechanics Liens Michael Aleksic, Purchasing Relief Fund, which is calculated onASSOCIATES One North Dearborn BOARD ROOM OF THE NORRIDGE VILLAGE HALL, 4000 N. Plans and related documentssold Io the highest bidder. Bids residential real estate at the rate ofStreet Suite 1300 CHICAGO, ILName Change Agent until i i :00 am, local time OLCOTT AVENUE. areavailableattheVillage'staken only for each unit in its en- st for each $1 000 or fraction there-60602 (3t2( 476-5500 Attorney File on Thursday, January 8, 2015. THE ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS COMMITTEE MEET-CommunityDevelopment De-lirefy. Payment must be made of of the amount paid by the pur-No PA1100176AttorneyCode. Probate Bidders will be required fo certify INGS WILL BE HELD AT 7:00 P.M. AND PUBLIC HEARINGS parfment, Planning Division,by certified check or money or- 91220 Case Number: li CH 1224ff chaser vot ro exceed $300, in certi- Public Hearings that for all work to be performed WILL BE HELD AT 7:30 PM, ON THE FIRST MONDAY OF (847) 933-8447 Monday throughder only. No personal checks or fred funds/or wire transfer,is dueTJSC#: 34-t 6942 pursuant to the Contract Docu- 1634682 EACH MONTH, EXCEPT WHEN THE COMMITTEE MEET- Friday, from 8:30 AM to 5:00cash accepted. All goods must within twenty-four (24) hours. No ments,at prevailing fee shall be paid by the mortgagee11/27. 12/4, 12/11/14 #885413 Public Notices least the INGS AND PUBLIC HEARINGS WILL BE HELD ON THE SEC- PM be removed from the unit within acquiring the residential real enlate rate of wages as found and de- OND MONDAY OF THE MONTH ON JANUARY 12, 2015; SPECIAL AID: Available upon24 hours. Payments due imme- pursuant to its credit bid at the sale Storage . Legal terrnined by the Illinois Depart- APRIL 13, 2015; AND SEPTEMBER 14, 2015 request for the disabled. Calldiately upon acceptance of bid. or by any mortgagee, ludgment Take Notices ment of Labor for Cook County INTERESTED PARTIES ARE INVITED TO ATTEND. (847) 673-0500 or TOD (847)Unit availability subject to prior creditor, or other bevor acquiring will be paid fo all workers and THIS REVISED SCHEDULE SUPERSEDES ANY 933-8455. settlement of account. theresidentialreal estate whose employees employed and work- nghto in and to the residential real Bid Notice PREVIOUSLY POSTED AND PUBLISHED SCHEDULE Interested parties are invited toUnit 1721 Kristen Ford estale arose prior to the sale. The ing on the project. FOR 2015 ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS MEETINGS attend this meeting. This noticeUnit 3027 Larry Carter ssblect properly is subject to gener- Village of Lincolnwood Any bid or proposal submitted POSTED AT: NORRIDGE VILLAGE HALL is for information purposes only.Unit 4009 Joyce Kelly al real estate tases, special assess- REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS unsealed, unsigned, fas trans- DEBRA J. BUDNIK Published in the Skokie Review12/4, 12/11/14 #880375 ments,orspecialtaneslevied FOR SECURITY SYSTEM missions or received subsequent VILLAGE CLERK on December 1 1 , 2014. against said real estate and in of- PROVIDER to the aforementioned date and PUBLISHED by me this 1 1 1h day of December 2014 in the Pio- Paul Luke, Chairman NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE fered for sale without any represen- Reuponse Due Date: FRIDAY,time will be disqualified and re- #889445 TO BE HELD AT: THE talion as to quality or quantity of tille neer Press/Norridge and Harwood Heights News. 12/11/14 and without recourse to Plaintiff and To PLACE A JANUARY 16, 2015, 4:00 p.m. turned to the bidder. The Village Debra Budnik, Village Clerk12/11/14#889222 LOCK UP SELF STORAGE in AS 1S condition The sale is fur- Send Sealed Proposals fo: of Skokie reserves the right fo 5250 West Golf Road, ther subject to confirmation by the Douglas Petroshius reject any and all bids or parts Skokie, IL 60077 court Upon payment in full of he Assistant Vìllage Manager thereof, to waive any irregulari- 201 5 NILES TOWNSHIP Storage - Legal DATE: December 23, 2014 amount bid, the purchaser will re- Village of Lincolrrwood ties or informalitiesinbidding BOARD MEETING SCHEDULE BEGINS AT: 1 1 :30 AM ceive a Certificate of Sale that will 2nd and 4th Monday of Each Month at 7:30 p.m. NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE CONDITIONS: All units will be entitle the purchaner to a deed to 6900 N. LncoIn Ave. procedures and to award the Niles Township Government Offices TO BE HELD AT: THE LOCK Bids the real estate aher confirmation of Lincolnwood, IL 60712 contract in a manner best sere- sold to the highest bidder. Submit Ouestions and requestsing the interest of the Village. 5255 Main Street UP SELF STO RAGE taken only for each unit in its en- the sale. The property will NOT be 1930 N. Clybourn open forinspeclionandplainliff for the RFP toShokie Village Hall is a fully ax- Skokie, IL 60077 tirety.Payment must be made Chicago, IL, 60614 makes no representation as to the dpetrouhius @ lwd org cessible building. Persons re- (847 573-9300) by CASH OR CREDIT CARD, condition of the property Proupec- CLASSIFIED 12/11/14 #887723 quiring aasistsnce should con- www.nilestownhipgov.com 773-755-1900 No personal checksaccepted. tinebidders are admonishedto JANUARY JULY DATE: 12-19-14 All goods must be removed from check the court file ro verify all infor- tract the Purchasing Office at 13, 27 BEGINS AT 11:30 AM mafion. If thiu property is a condo- 047933-8240 or rr 673-9330 26 the unit within 24 hours. Pay- Michael Aleksic FEBRUARY AUGUST CONDITIONS: Allunitswill bement due immediately upon ax- minium unit, the purchaser of the Bids unit at the foreclosure sale, other Purchasing Agent 9, 23 10, 24 sold Io the highest bidder. ceptance of bid.Unit availability than a mortgagee, shall pay the au- Village of Skokie MARCH SE PTO M BE R taken oniy for each unit in its en-subject fo prior settlement of ac- Payment must be made sesuments and the legal fees re- FIND MORE 12/11/14#889373 9, 23 16, 29 tirety. count. quired by The Condominium Prop- APRIL OCTOBER by cash, credit card, or certifiedUnit i 102 Steven Rothstein eSy Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g)(1) and 14, 27 13. 26 funds. No personal checks ac- (#()If this property is a condo- Unit 231 0 Jeffrey Kruger minium unit which is part of a corn- MAY NOVEMBER cepted.All goods must be re-Unit 3037 Duatin Holby mon interest community, the pur- AD, CALL Foundation Notices 11, 26' 12 23 moved from the unit within 24Unit 2301 Christine Johnson chaser of the unit at the foreclosure JUNE DECEMBER hours. Paymenl due immediate-Unit 4639 Christine Johnson Unit sale other than a mortgagee shall PRIVATE FOUNDATION 8, 22 14, 28 fy upon acceptance of bid. Unit 2104 Cynthia Bowes say the assessments required by LOCAL JOBS The Annual Report (Form * 4/13/15 - Supervisor's Meeting at 7:00 p.m. preceding availability subject to prior settle-12/4, 12/11/14 #879747 The Condominium PropertyAct, ment of account. 765 ILCS 605118.5(q-1).IF YOU 990PF( of the David & Cathy regular Board Meeting Unit :2037 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME- Husman Family Foundation, a 4/14/15 - Annual Town Meeting - Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. OWNERI, YOU HAVE THE RIGHT private foundation, for the year* 5/26/1 5- Tuesday Meeting due to observance of Tenant: Edward Carter TO BE HELD AT: THE LOCK TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION ending September 30, 2014, is Memonal Day on the 25th Unit:2528 UP SELF STORAGE FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF available at its principal 9/16/15 and 9/29/15 - Wednesday and Tuesday Meetings Tenant: Marketing Structures & 3850 West Devon Ave, AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN office,1200 N. 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CHICAGOSPIASH.COM I DECEMBER 7-13, 2014 11 HANNAH HAS M. STERED THE ART OF DISAPPEARING. As an actress, she vanishes into her characters; as an activist, she's committed herseifto the Earth's well-being by living off the grid; as a celebrity - despite a decades-spanning career lidI ofhigh-profile roles in films like "Splash," "Blade Runner" and "Kifi Bill" - she eschews the limelight, rarely allowing the public a glimpse of her. That ability to evaporate into thin air comes from a deep well ofself-awareness - and from a desire to find real connections with the world around her. "I read a quote somewhere that art, for many, is a result ofthe tension between the deep desire to communicate and the urge to hide," says Hannah, 54. "I think that's true of me. I'm interested in the work - less so in the circus around Her latest project is just as enigmatic as she is. For the past several months, Hannah has been traveling around the world (including her hometown ofChicago) to shoot the much- anticipated "Sense8," a Netflix series created by the Wachowski siblings ("The Matrix" trilogy, "Cloud Atlas") and set to premiere in 2015. Little information is available about the show; according to Deadline, the sci-fi drama - co-starring Naveen Andrews ("Lost"), Ami Ameen ("The Maze Runner") and Tuppence Middleton ("Jupiter Ascending"), among others - "follows eight characters around the world who, in the aftermath of a tragic death, find themselves linked to each other mentally and emotionally." Hannah won't offer much more by way of plot details and provides only an opaque description of her character, Angel. "She has to [make] sacrifices for what she wants to protect," Hannah says. "That is something I believe in deeply, so it was natural to connect with that aspect of her character." The series allows the actress to plunge deep into an elaborate fantasyland, a skill the Chi- aryl Hannah dives into her cryptic new cago-raised Hannah picked up as a young girl attending Francis W. Parker and Latin School Netf lix series, her Chicago childhood of Chicago. Hannah describes her younger self as "shy and out of it," a quiet and awkward ado- and her courageous activism lescent. But inside her head, thanks to an active BY RACHEL HANDLER imagination, she was free.
CHICAGOSPLASH.COM PHOTO BY CA 12 I DECEMBER 7-13, 20114 "I learned to scuba dive when I was really really always been a character actress," she says. young - we used to grab little pony tanks near my "Sometimes I'm thought of in other ways because grandparent's house in Lake Geneva, checking out I've played a lot ofleading roles, but ifyou think of the mud puppies, perch and rainbow trout," she the roles I've chosen - from the innocent mermaid recalls. "I'd practically spend entire days swimming, to the awkward Annelle [in 'Steel Magnolias'] to y pretending to be a mermaid." (lt was an apropos the wicked Elle - you see that, ifgiven the chance, ENVI daydream for Hanriah,who'd later rise to fame I always try to do something unusual, something playing a mermaid opposite Toni Hanks in 1984's I've not done before." "Splash." "I'd pretty much done all my homework "Sense8" more than fit these criteria. In particular, for the part because I'd already spent years imagin- Hannah was intrigued by the "fantastic, free-flowing ing myselfin the role," she says.) creativity coming through on Netflix," the Wa- Hannah found similar refuge in acting. "I fell chowskis'"complex, layered, profound material" and in love with movies," she says. "When I found out the fact that the script focused on something she'd how they were made and how you could participate been preoccupied with her whole life: the concept of in that process, I knew that's what I wanted to do." connecting. In an uncharacteristically bold move, i I -year-old Filming the production locally took her every- Hannah looked in the yellow pages under "A" for where from Chicago hospitals to Cinespace Stu- agent, hopped on a bus after school and "signed dios to a burned-out church in Gary, Indiana; she myseWup," she says. "1 wanted to go to the Land of ventured even deeper into the city when she wasn't Oz and meet the Cowardly Lion, the Tin Man and filming, riding her bike past her old schools, dining the Scarecrow." at Gene & Georgetti with her mom, Susan Wexier, By 13, she was taking night classes at Goodman and friends Dominic DiFrisco, Arthur Nasser and Theatre, reading scenes from plays like 'Who's Ray Smith, and attending Lollapalooza - which Afraid ofVirginia Woolf" and, as she puts it, affected her in a way she didn't expect. "I saw all "not having a clue what they were about." But her these kids looking at the stage at a DJ playing pre- "obsessive passion" propelled her, and at age 18, she'd recorded music on his computer, and they were sort moved to Los Angeles and landed a tiny role in ofdancing by themselves, not with each other - Brian De Palmas "The Fury."The next decade so- just each alone smashed together looking forward. lidified Hannah's stardom: From '82-'89, she starred It made me sad," she says. "I worry this generation in hits such as 'Blade Runner,""Splash," "Roxanne" is going to be fragmented and disconnected unless and "Steel Magnolias.""It was my dream come true," some kind oftech pushback happens." she recalls of that particular period. "I really felt It's why she's decided to live the way she does transported to another reality." on a solar-powered farm built from reclaimed Offscreen, thanks to her cascading blonde hair materials in the mountains, surrounded by a Let's and long legs, she was a bona fide Hollywood "mangy pirate pack" of animals and a car that runs Go bombshell, dating everyone from Jackson Browne on vegetable oil. When she's not filming, she works Place to John E Kennedy, Jr. and smoldering Out of on, as she puts it, "solutions to the crisis we're in posters on teenage boys' bedroom walls. But it was the midst of. ... In these extreme times, we're facing a part of the job she detested; she's spoken openly crises on every level: an extinction crisis, over- about how she once fainted from fear on the set population crisis, water crisis, climate crisis, ocean of "Letterman" and was continually wracked with acidification, wars, et cetera." anxiety on red carpets. "The 'spotlight' has nothing That conviction fuels Hannah's endless activism to do with real life - it's just a slightly uncomfort- over the past decade, she's been arrested for pro- able byproduct of being an actor," she says. "I've testing the bulldozing ola forest in LA, a mountain- learned over the years that the media can be pretty top removal in West Virginia and the Keystone XL invasive when it comes to your private life, and oil pipeline. "I believe in bearing witness, standing Clockwise from they make loads of assumptions that can be cruel in solidarity and using my voice and platform to am- above: Daryl Han- or hurtful." (Recently, she's been photographed plify the unheard voices of those who are suffering," nah at theAn- with Neil Young, but hasn't commented on the she says. "It's critical we share information and work nual Environmental relationship). against the polarization that we are increasingly Media Awards on Seeking a break from the tabloid covers, Han- pushed toward. Our primal nature is to be collab- Oct. 19, 2013 in nah purposefully slowed things down in the 1990s orative, not competitive." Los Angeles; in and early aughts; while she accepted parts in films It's a statement that could define Hannah's "Kill Bill Vol. 2"; like "Dancing at the Blue Iguana" and "Grumpy career, which she's spent forcing herself outside of with Jack Lemmon Old Men," she managed to fly largely under the her comfort zone - on screen and off so that in "Grumpy Old Men"; with Shirley public's radar. she might find and facilitate human connections. MacLame in "Steel That ended in 2003, with her turn as one-eyed "The most important contribution I could make in Magnolias"; and assassin Elle Driver in Quentin Tarantino's "Kill this life is to be of service - to in some way help with Tom Hanks in Bill."The role reminded the world of Hannah's star shed light on life's interconnectedness," she says. "I "Splash." power, but she'd merely been drawn to the idea of believe if we embraced that profound truth, we'd playing someone vastly different than herself. "I've make much wiser decisions." the filling on top. Press lightly. Cut the circle into wedges or strips. Roll each piece up. (Wedges make crescent-shaped cookies; strips are the ones pictured.) Place the cookies on parchment and chill for 30 minutes. Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Brush each cookie with egg wash. Com- bine 3 tablespoons of sugar and i mon or raw sugar prefer) and sprinkle Bake for 15-20 jam and sprinkle teaspoon of cinna- (whichever you each cookie. minutes. Classically-trained pastry chef Omilinsky's mother and grand- The best parties are ones where Leigh Omilinsky owes her baking Bertha. No meal at Grandma's was complete without dessert - even though young Leigh might have to play piano first to earn it, then wait for it to cool off. "My grand- ma says you aren't allowed to eat warm cookies because they're still alive," Omilinsky says. "But my sister and I would sneak them anyway." mother had different recipes favorite. While Grandma grated a Heath bar into the filling, Mom used cream cheese and whatever else was In the pantry. Apricot jam is Omilinsky's favorite filling, so her recipe uses pecans and house- made jam from Chestnut Provi- sions, the Sofitel's new artisan charcuterie along with preserved recommends prepping ahead as much as possible and using paper plates for easy clean-up. "They make super cute and festive ones talents to her Jewish grandmother for rugelach, a Hanukkah family food brand that offers cheese and fruits and vegetables. the host is relaxed, so Omilinsky these days," she says. cheese and butter cheese and in a mixer fitted with paddle until light and complete- ly mixed. Add /4 cup of sugar, salt and vanilla until combined. Add the flour and mix until just combined. Dump the dough out and roll it in a ball. Cut the ball into quarters. Wrap each quarter in plastic and ref riger- ate for an hour. To make the filling, combine 6 table- spoons of sugar, brown sugar, ½ tea- spoon of cinnamon and nuts. On a well- floured board, roll each ball of dough into a circle. 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ADMITTED $401014$ F I4AR?$IIndITOIAI4IROIRI 4048 04LOfKN i 9 j I I .0 BY TIlE Soundtrack "'Good Times'by Chic, 'Hard toHandle' by the "'oUr Love'by MARCUS SAMUELSSON emoraces Black CroWes, 'Fame' by Frankle Knuckles the gIoba fooc movement wth a new Re- David Bowle,'ElectflC cookbook BY MAUREEN JENKINS laxatiOn' by ATribe Called Quest and 'OyeComo outside, Marcus Samueisson is a rock-star chef Va' bySantana." The youngest chefever awarded a three-star rating by the New York Times for his cuisine at Manhattan's OtheAquavit, he won the second season ofBravo's "Top ÇhefMasters"and Food Network's "Chopped All-Stars Tourna- ment," and planned and prepared President Barack Obama's first state dinner at the White House in 2009, But at heart, the Ethiopian-born, Swedish-raised Samueisson, 44, is more ofa cultural anthropologist, observing and telling sto- ries through food, flavor and taste, In bis newest book, Marcus Off L)uty: The &czpes I Cook at Home, he invites bodies and amateur cooks alike into his home kitchen, taking them on a delicious globetrotting trip through their taste buds. "Cooking is a language we all should know," said Samuels- Chicago son when we caught up with him on a recent trip to Chicago, clin,fl where he spoke at the Chicago Humanities Festival and the Art spot Institute ofChicago. (lt wasn't his flrstjaunt in the city - he previously owned C-House,which shuttered in early 2013,) Or "What's in the book is a good combination ofwhat I grew up a very retro' with and myjourney."Though he cooks for a living, the chef PIäce" aknowledges that "there are a lot ofdishes that don't work in a restaurant setting," but says cuisine has become more democratic. "When I started cooking, the [amateur] chefdidn't have access to the same great ingredients that professionals do,"The Internet, he says, has become the great equalizer. "The average person has traveled more, which means the conversation offood gets really exciting. Food is pop culture, which it wasn't before," According to Samueisson, taste isn't the only sense integral to cooking - hearing is also important. Music is key to the recipes in Marcus OffDuty; in each chapter, he suggests seriously diverse "Music to Cook By"lists. "A lot ofour music and food, for me, is about originality OffDuty is a bridge into Americana and diversity," he says. "There's a lot ofpointing to Asian and Latin flavors, and that's more a reflection ofthose populations. It's also about being curious about the other side oftown, Good food doesn't have borders," And he eats as he preaches. While in Chicago, rather than Mst. only hitting downtown and North Side hot spots, Samuelsson havetravel traveled south for Lem Bar-B-Q(31 i E, 75rh), a carryout-only - item rib tips and hot links joint, and nearby Original Soul Vegetarian (203 E, 75h), Likewise, in the book's chapter on "street food," he flot0 introduces readers to recipes like fish burgers with Bajan mayo, life, l've Durban curry buns inspired by the markets in South Africa and mysu spicy shrimp falafel inspired by his favorite Manhattan street carts. "My job very often is to take something from cultures and COUse miss present it [in new ways]," he says. 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No7p.m today Visit kuc.orgforadditionalofferings. 315 Waukegon Road field, Winois 60093 Thuraday. January Ist NewYeax's Day 10:00 am Rev. Dr. William Evertsberg, Sr. Min. 847-441-6599 Wiffo'rthShoe.org Solemnity of Mary, Mother Rev. J0 Forrest, Assoc. Min. Serving the Community Wednesday VIOlI fU5 at S p. Rev. Katie Snipes Lancaster, Assoc. Min. Sharing God's Promises 1hursØy Masses 9:3Ó & 11:00 am * To.'Lîst'Your Services Hère,. I O 4,,,' Please Cali 63Ö97a-822t -'s 32 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2014 A PIONEER PRESS PUBUCATION NIL Gift-worthy batch: Ten of the year's bestcookbooks' BY TOM wrro For Pioneer Press new cookbook titles that rolled out in 2014 aimed at feeding the hunger Theof food lovers of all stripes: armchair chefs, experienced cooks and newcomers to the kitchen. Topics run the gamut from culinary es- sentials like baking, food preservation and scratch-made pasta, to ethnic specialties, chocolate, comfort food and gluten-free menus. While building a cookbook library is a matter of personal taste, here are some noteworthy titles that merit a second look and gift consideration for the foodie in your life. The Baking Bible Houghton Mifflin Harcourt) How to deal with a pie crust that shrinks during baking or a cake that cracks are a few of the problem-solving techniques addressed by Rose Levy Beranbaum in her most recent cookbook. The meticulously researched 560-page volume covers every baking category Beranbaum has an easy-to- follow style, making her recipes within the reach of amateur bakers. Done: A Cook's Cuide to Knowing When Ten of 2014's most noteworthy cookbooks, PHOTO BY TOM WITOM Food is Perfectly Cooked (Chronicle) Europe, Japan and Scandinavia. The first knowledge back to San Francisco where he tian two-crusted meat pie, a Nicoise onion, Determining "doneness" ranks as the half of their book deals with time-honored has served as chef-partner of the popular black olive and anchovy quiche; and Poulet Achilles' heel ofmany otherwise confident processes for stocking the larder: fermenta- restaurant Flour + Water since its open- Grand-Mere - appealing dishes that a cooks, notes food writer/cooking instructor tion, curing and pickling. The second show- ing in 2009. His first cookbook impresses novicer veteran cook could recreate again James Peterson. Usg sound, smell, appear- cases recipes using those staples (i.e., Black with its clear-cut approach to pasta: from andagain. ance and feel, the author dethiLs how to ensure Garlic and Lentil Soup). making of the dough to its final shaping and 85 ofthe most challenging-to-cook foods are cooking. The Tagliatelle Bolognese recipe is Mexican Flavors done to perfection. Chocolate a keeper. (Andrews McMeeI) (Sterling Epicure) Recipes inspired by Hugh Carpenter's Downtown Italian Pastry chef, food stylist and cookbook Café Kitchen cooking school in San Miguel de Allende (Andrews McMeel) author Elisabeth Johansson shares 90 (Ryland Peters & Small) near Mexico City give American dishes a Many restaurateur-written cookbooks are recipes with chocoholics in mind - from Dedicated chef and food blogger Shelagh contemporary Mexican twist. Readers will more geared towards the coffee table than spicy Aztec Pralines and Chocolate Souffle Ryan draws inspiration from her native fmd recipes for Banana Salsa, Coconut- the home cook's reference shelf This one, with Whiskey Ice Cream to Vegan Chocolate Australia for what goes on the table at the Ancho Soup with Mushrooms and Mexican however, is the exception. The food, drink Mousse and Rye Bread with Cacao. Johans- thriving Kitchen Café she established in Chili with Lamb and Black Beans. and pastry recipes are drawn from principals son, who lives in her native Sweden, also London in 2008. Ryan's debut cookbook has involved with popular Manhattan eateries describes the steps involved in tempering chapters that go from breakfast and brunch to Caribbean Potluck dell'anima, IiArtusi, IJApicio and Anfora. and working with chocolate. small bites, larger plates and cakes. (Kyle Books) Cooks with adventurous palates will fmd Bar Tartine Techniques & Recipes Flour + Water French Comfort Food much to like in this revelatory volume that (Chronicle) (Ten Speed Press) (Gibbs Smith) underscores the diversity of the Caribbean Nick Bella and Courtney Burns, co-chefs During a sojourn in Bologna, Thomas The comfort food recipes Hillary Davis islands. Sisters Suzanne and Michelle Rous- at this hotspot San Francisco restaurant, McNaughton learned the time-tested gathered while living in France encompass seau include more than 100 recipes: classic are dedicated locavores whose cooking secrets of making delectable, eye-popping the country's longstanding love affair with and regional standards, family favorites and background draws from cuisines of Central artisan pasta from scratch. He took that all things culinary Among them are Msa- original creations. NIL A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION I THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2014 33 u Salt Creek Ballet unveilsnew I (h I i I'Nutcracker'sets, costumes ( iri1 itia t BY MELISSA WASSERMAN For Pioneer Press Salt Creek Ballet is performing the tra- Ms Thtional performance of Tchaikovsky's "The Nutcracker" with a new look. "This year we try to make it our own in a really new way," said Executive Director and former company member Christina Salerno. "I think Salt Creek Ballet's audiences are used to and really appreciate the real core EP-ì'. X of classical ballet and a traditional setting, so those elements are still very much a part of our production and very much part of the timelessness of it." X As Salt Creek Ballet kicks off its 30th anniversary Clarendon Hills resident Salerno said there is an added opulence as the holiday classic is presented with brand z new costumes and sets. "The Nutcracker" is on stage Dec. 13 and 14 at the North Shore Stefanee Montesantos is dancing the role of Clara .ìì'».. c',',,. ../.. Center for the Performing Arts in Skokie. in Salt Creek Ballet's "The Nutcracker." I PHOTO 8V HEIDI "It's exciting for people to be wear- PETERS ing sorne new costumes and new color schemes," Salerno said, explaining the old SALT CREEK BALLET'S 'THE costumes have been retired after about NUTCRACKER' i'. '''.. (.... 28 years. "I'm really excited to walk into a The North Shore Center for the Performing theater and hear an orchestra warming up Arts, 9501 Skokie Blvd., Skokie and hear little segments from Tchaikovsky's I and 5p.m. Dec. 13; 2p.m. Dec. 14 score and watch people coming to see the A POLITICAL CONSPIRACY THRILLER BASED ON TRUE EVENTS IN THE VEIN $20-$41 performance look at the musicians and get OF HOUSE OF CARDS. ALL THE PRESIDENT'S MEN AND KILL THE MESSENGER that anticipation before the curtain even NorthShoreCenter.org opens." The pre-professional cast of 100 danc- ers ages 8-18 includes company members dancing in "The Nutcracker" and she will and apprentices and students from the play a party boy. Salt Creek Ballet school. Internationally "It's great because I already have the recognized guest dancers Ilya Kozadayev, normal classes and I don't have to wait for Yumelia Garcia, Maria Mosina and Alexei the spring showcase; I get to do something Tyukov join this year's cast on stage. in the winter too," said Madelyn. "Since you "[Artistic Directorj Sergey [Kozadayev] get to work with all the older kids you learn and I have changed the overall conception a lot from watching them in rehearsals." to be closer to the classic story of 'The Nut- Natalie Sprovieri, 17, whowilldance the cracker' by E.T.A Hoffmann," said Artistic role of the Arabian describes the choreogra Director Zhanna Dubrovskaya. phy as "just very classic, very old-fashioned. There are many family ties among the There's nothing too fancy, not full of tricks, cast, staff and volunteers, including La but just enough where it complements the Grange Park's Madelyn Wren and her body well." NNY CASOARÙ grandmother Sue Wren. Sue has been with The upcoming performance is Sprovieri's Salt Creek Ballet for over 25 years, previ- seventh "Nutcracker" and she has been * DIED FOR YOU * ously serving as assistant artistic director dancing with Salt Creek for 14 years. Lov- BY DOMINIC ORLANDOflIiETEO BY NICK BOWLING and currently as the adult class teacher. ing the tradition and how it brings people "I am especially looking forward to the together, she describes the annual show as a "A rip-roaring production" - CHICA0 SUN-TIMES new scenery and costumes this year," said challenge for dancers as they strive to keep An "urgent, cinematic and breathlessly intense Sue Wren. "It was such a big thing when we the classic alive. went from renting to purchasing our own "It's such a great time because it's so ...dose of thinking theater"- STAGE AND CINEMA sets and costumes over twenty years ago. fulfilling for yourself to achieve such new How exciting it is to see everything com- heights every year doing the exact same i. pletely new again this year." thing, which you would think would be im- I I .! 615 W. Wellington 773.281 .8463 timehnatheatre.com Sue explained it is an added pleasure possible, but it's possible every single time Ii to see her granddaughter dancing in the and it helps you grow so much," Sprovieri CHICAGO'S "BEST THEATRE" performance. This is Madelyn's third year said. Theatre Company - Chicago magazine 34 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2014 A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION NIL I Family Friendly Lpita's / RESTAURANT MEXICAN Mark Toland will r ExperienceAuthentic Pay Cash and receive Food at itsBest' Mexican / Cuisine /perform his magic. Fresh,innoVatÌ 20% 0FF I AtmoSPhel& I IbtalBill / in a Fun Not good with other offers, Expires 1 2-21 -14 Tues. - Thurs. 11:30 AM to 9PMFri. & Sat. 11:30.loPM Sun. 5- 9PM Closed Monday/ 700 Main S ,:ton847-328-2255www.I .laurant.com/onkids of allages BY MYRNA PETLICKI For Pioneer Press 435 DigtaI gets your Kids will get a rare treat at the Mark business seen online Toland Magic performance at the Second Feeling Sunday Family Program, 2-2:45 p.m. Dec. 14 at Nues Public Library, 6960 Oakton Free CompetitIve Diagnostic of St. your online presence, a $800 valu,. invisible? Visit 43Sdigital.com/getse.n or calI "Typically, I make my living as a mind 312.646.3735. reader so I do mostly adult shows," To- land said. "I love working with kids even though I don't do that as much anymore as I used to back in university days. The es 0435 DIGITAL kids keep you on your toes." e e i s scc( A former mainstay ¿t Disney theme parks, Toland is accustomed to astonish- ing young people. He said that the Niles show will include "mostly comedic magic, maybe a little mind reading. It's all about bringing the youth up and letting them become the stars of the show. They bring as much ''ILLUMINATION energy as I hope to. Because of that, we TREE LIGHTS AT THE MORTON ARBORETUM have this happy accident." Now through January 3,2015* Pick up free tickets in KidSpace start- ing at 1:30 p.m. on show day. Kids will enjoy magic, mind reading and comedy D.ors open: 5:00 p.m. Last entry: 8:30 p.m. Lights out: 9:30 p.m. For details, call (847) 663-1234 or go to when Mark bland heads to the Nues Public Library www.nileslibrary.org. on Dec. 14. See trees in a different light. SEE THE LIGHT BALLET ON ICE - Dont miss the return of this groundbreaking, interactive spectacIe The triumph of light over darkness will Over 150 skaters of all ages will present : - StroH over a mile of innovative lights and projections be celebrated at the Grand Chanukah Me-the magical tale of "The Nutcracker on - Experience trees that respond to your hug or voice norah Lighting, 5:30 p.m. Thursday, Dec. Ice," 7:30 p.m. Friday, 2:30 p.m. and 7:30 18 at Fountain Square, 1600 Orrington p.m. Saturday, and 2:30 p.m. Sunday, Dec. - Enioy SymphonyWoods with music from the Chicago Symphony Orchestr Ave., Evanston. There will be musical 12-14, at the Robert Crown Community Share this one-ot.a-kind activity with friends and family entertainment and free refreshments all Center and Ice Complex, 1701 Main St., hosted by Tannenbaum Chabad House. Evanston. Tickets are $9, $10 for reserved For details, call (847) 866-2914 or go to seating. Tickets are limited. www.cityofevanston.org. For details, call (847) 448-8258 or go to fforfullschedule. Advance purchase recc www.cityofevanston.org. COME TO CLAUS CABARET mortonarb.org/lltumination Daniel Johnson looks a little like Mr. SEE SHOW FOR PEANUTS 630-725-2066 Claus so families should be fascinated by Families have got to love a musical Visitor Center "Santa Songs: A Christmas Cabaret," 7:30 that features favorite holiday songs and «o CcrnEd p.m. Thursday, Dec. 18 at Grand Piano Snoopy. There are two performances Haus, 3640 W. Dempster St., Skokie. left for ATC Repertory Company's "It's Tickets are $20, $10 for kids 12-18. Pro- Christmas, Charlie Brown," 10 a.m. ceeds benefit the Chicago Food Deposi- Saturday, Dec. 13 and Sunday, Dec. 14 m sømN **BOTUN C#T tory and West Suburban PADS. at Wilmette Theatre, 1122 Central Ave. Thee 4O Rone S3,LL6O$fl For details, call (800) 838-3006 or Tickets are $18. cnoron$kotZib53ß.%$.0074 go to www.brownpapertickets.com/ For details, call (847) 251-7424 or go to Mbo event/888292. www.wilmettetheatre.com. NIL A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2014 35 I . Movie Review 773-774-0440 I Don't forget to order your p Holiday desserts earty. We're Your Headquarters For I' $200 0FF $50FF All Your Holiday Desserts German Stollen, Fruit Cakes, Any Purchase Any Purchase Pies, Christmas Cookies, : $10 or more of $25or more Struffoli, Pizzas. u Expires1/31/15.Notvalid w/anyother offer. Expires i /31 /15.Notvalid w/anyother offer. tmrtabon Tues - Sat 7-5Sunday 7-126189 N. Canfield Rd. Chicago, IL 60631 e, Benedict Cuin- berbatth plays Eng'ish niatheina.ciati Alan A WHIRID OF WHIRLYBALL FUN FOR Turing, who cracked the Nazi Enigma code in World War Il. HOLIDAY PARTIES a WE SET UP. WE CLEAN UP. YOU HAVE A BALL! WhirlyBall not only hosts the best teambui(ding events, were the place Suspense and sadness in for excitement anytime. Holiday parties, birthdays, bachelor/ette events, team partiesor whenever you need an extra SPARK!isaLE:.. excellent 'Imitation Game' (113) 406-1111 BY BRUCE INGRAM Cumberbatch) saying "Pay close attention, WHIRLYBALL.0014 Film Critic I will not pause, Iwillnot repeat myself," to an unsuspecting detective before flashing When was the last time you said to back to his top-secret work during the war. CHICAGO I LOMBARD I VERNON HILLS yourself, "I think I'll go out and catch a good Most of the film takes place in England's movie about a certified scientific genius"? Government Code & Cypher School, where Chamber Opera Chicago Proudly Presents Maybe you might feel that way every Turing worked with a small team to deci- week but, if so, you're out of pher Germany's indecipherable luck most of the time, aren't 'THE IMnATION Enigma Code. Seemingly inde- A you? Now though, you have CAME' cipherable, in any case, since it Gian Carlo Menotti's two to choose from: the ***1/2 involved millions upon millions Stephen Hawking biopic "The of possible solutions, which Theory of Everything" and "The Imita- were all reset every 18 hours. While the rest ma*l md thc¼ tion Game," a highly enjoyable intellectual of the team wracked their brains, Turing 1ht thriller about English mathematician Alan set about creating a machine that would run Turing, who cracked a Nazi code that short- through all those calculations in seconds. - ened World War II by years. And contrib- Uniformly strong performances are key A treasured Chicago holiday tradition for all ages! uted much to the development of today's to the enjoyment of "Imitiation Game." computer age in the process. Cumberbatch, in particular, is at his best, e Enjoy this opportunity, because unless and Keira Knightley is also excellent as Joan one of them earns a billion dollars world- Clarke, the only woman on the team and his wide there won't be this much ¡Q on display only real friend. 0 at your neighborhood multiplex again for a It also helps that director Morten Tyldum good long time. That's a pits though, since ("Headhunters") has imbued "The Imita- these movies prove that smart and enter- tion Game" with considerable suspense. -- - b taming aren't mutually exclusive. Especially Every day for two years, the team works on the sadder, darker, more intellectually excit- Enigma solutions up to the 18th hour as the ing "Imitation Game," where lives are at Allies lose battles and valuable cargo - and $10_$20 p stake in addition to world-changing ideas. every night a bell rings at deadline, meaning "Imitation Game" is sad, in part, because they have to begin anew the next day. Mean- December 20 21, 3pm . casual human interactions constitute an while, Turing labors away on a machine that unbreakable code for Turing, and partly no one understands or has faith in. NEW LOCATION! The Royal George Theatrei 641 North Haisted St. because of his homosexuality - and English Then, when he finally perfects the device, laws that force him to remain closeted. The he has to face an even more tense problem: Sung in English wti Orchestra, dancers from film opens in 1952 after his arrest for "gross how often the Allies can act on their secret Ensemble Español Spanish Dance Theater & a Children's Chorus. I indecency" - a persecution that led to his knowledge without making the Germans suicide two years later. suspicious - in effect allowing them to de- Tickets available at www.ticketmaster.com or www.theroyalgeorgetheatre.com, Debut screenwriter Graham Moore's in- cide wbo lives and who dies during the war. telligent script begins with Turing (BenedictBut that's another story. at the Royal George Box Office or by calling the Theatre at 312.988.9000. 36 THURSDAY, DECEMBER II, 2014 A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION NIL By it MELISSA feels like the ELSMO Sometimeshectic holiday OUT OF MEL'S KETCHEN season provides few opportunities for merry elves to take a breath, let alone enjoy a quiet moment sipping cider by the fire. Hokey made-for-TV movies make it seem like string- ing lights, wrapping gifts and hanging wreaths magically happen overnight, but savvy decorators know all about the real work involved in setting the stage for a divine holiday. Sweeping rogue pine needles, hammering count- less nails and careftilly stowing all of the ugliest orna- ments on the back ofthe tree is a time-consuming task. And just when the 8-foot ladder is tucked safely back in the garage, the real entertaining begins. Tradition compels holiday cooks to churn out dozens of bakery-quality cookies, pounds of perfect potluck appetizers and a Norman Rockwell-worthy Christmas roast. Washing dishes and soothing occasional burns comes with the territory when you are busy creating a sense ofwonder and awe in others. While December can be a daunting and busy month, the effort to bring out the spirit of the season is well worth it. Being an elf is magical work and taking a brief mo- ment to appreciate the holiday feeling you've created should be an essential gift you give yourself every yeat As a rule I take one evening for myself during this festive time of year I simmer a batch of spicy mulled wine and whip up a rustic tart brimming with sweet pears and sa- vory cheese. Knowing every bauble is in place, I happily put my feet up and enjoy the glow from my Christmas A Pear, Goat Cheese and Asago tree while savoring a holiday treat made just for me. Galette with RosemaryScented Happy holidays! Mulled Wine. PHOE!0 8v MIU5SA ELSMÜ PEAR, GOAT CHEESE AND ASIAGO GALETTE ROSEMARY-SCENTED MULLED WINE (Makes 6 servings) Combine the flour, cornmeal, sugar, rosemary, salt and pepper in (makes 4 servings) For the cnist the bowl of a food processor. Pulse the mixture to combine. Dice 8 I cup sugar Tablespoons of the cold butter and add to the processor. Pulse until 2 cups flour 3 strips lemon zest the mixture resembles coarse meal. Drizzle in just enough water to I cinnamon stick 1/2 cup cornmeal allow the dough to come together. Press the dough into a disk, wrap 1/4 cup sugar tightly in plastic and refrigerate for 30 minutes. 3 allspice berries I Tablespoon chopped rosemary Preheat the oven to 400 degrees. Line a rimmed baking sheet with I vanilla bean, split I teaspoon salt parchment and sprinkle with cornmeal. Remove the dough from the I, 5 l2-ounce can pear nectar refrigerator, unwrap and roll out into a circle on a floured surface to 1/4 teaspoon black pepper I bottle Pinot Noir 1/4-inch thickness. Toss the sliced pears with the lemon juice and lO Tablespoons cold unsalted butter, divided lemon zest. Sprinkle the I cup of the Asiago cheese in the center I clementine studded with 3 cloves 1/4-1/2 cup ¡ce water of the rolled dough leaving a 2-inch edge uncovered. Sprinkle I large sprig rosemary with half of the thyme leaves and arrange the pears on top of the For the topping I star anise cheese. Leave the 2-inch edge uncovered. Sprinkle the pears with 2 large pears, peeled, cored and sliced the remaining Asiago, all of the goat cheese, the remaining thyme 2 Tablespoons lemon juice and the pepper. Fold the edges of the crust up over the filling and Pour the sugar into a 4-quart saucepan. Add the lemon zest, cm- namon and allspice. Pour the pear nectar over the sugar. Heat the I teaspoon lemon zest pinch to form rustic crust. sugar mixture to a boil and cook until a syrup forms (about IO mm- 11/2 cups shredded Asiago cheese Transfer the galette to the baking sheet using a large spatula or a utes). Pour the wine into the pot and reduce heat to low. Add the pizza peel. Bake the galette in the lower 1/3 of the oven for about 1/2 cup crumbled goat cheese clementine, rosemary and star anise. Heat through for 20 minutes, 40 minutes (begin checking at 30 minutes), or until goat cheese but do not boil. Ladle the wine through a fine mesh strainer into I teaspoon thyme leaves is beginning to brown and crust is golden and firm. Remove from coffee cups garnished with clementine slices and cinnamon sticks. /2 teaspoon coarse black pepper oven and allow to cool for lU-15 minutes before cutting into wedges. Serve warm. Serve at once. NIL A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2014 37 III CO CALENDAR Park Lutheran Church, 4307 N. Oriole for children features stories and crafts provides chocolate milk and a cookie Ave., Norridge. Call 708-453-3662. with talented librarians. Pictures taken to everyone. Registration required. SUBMIT YOUR EVENT with Santa posted on library's children's Franklin Park Community Center, 9560 Bailey Dee's Late Night Bait Acacia Park Annual Cookie To submit an event for blog after the event. Bring your camera. Franklin Ave., Franklin Park. Call 847- 7p.m.: Bailey Dee and her band will Walk consideration in print, visit River Forest Public Library, 735 Lathrop 455-2852. $10-$21. charm with their wide song catalog 9 am.: Take a break from all of the www.pioneerlocal.com/ Ave., River Forest. Call 708-366-5205. reaching into the Great American holiday baking and take home some submit-content and click the A Toy-ful Celebration! Holiday Songbook of R&B, jazz, rock & roll and delicious treats for family and friends. "Events" tab on the left side of the Cookies and Cocoa with Santa Concert swing. Eisenhower Public Library, 4613 Makes great gifts for teachers, neigh- screen. Please submit the event 10:30 am.: Bring your camera for a 7 p.m.: Concert benefits the U. S. N. Oketo Ave., Harwood Heights. Call bors and colleagues at work. Acacia no later than IO days before the visit with Santa, enjoy crafts and face Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots 708-867-7826. Park Lutheran Church, 4307 N. Oriole desired publication date. painting, sing-a-long, cookies and campaign. Enjoy music of the holiday Ave., Norridge. Call 708-453-3662. cocoa. Gift and craft displays for holiday season featuring the Glenview Concert FRIDAY, DEC. 12 shopping. $15 for family of four, $5! Band. along with the "Toys Choir"! In Acacia Park Annual Cookie each additional person. No reservation the spirit of giving, consider bringing Handicrafters Walk/Sale required. Nineteenth Century Charitable new unwrapped toys to the concert to 10a.m.: Held every Friday at 10a.m. 9 am.: Need holiday gift ideas for family, Claire Bigley is musical director and Association, 178 Forest Ave., Oak Park. donate at the door and help the Marines Park Ridge Senior Center, 100 S. West- friends, neighbors, etc? Need a break Jeff Award winner Janet Louer, Musical Call 708-386-2729. raise toys for underprivileged children. ern Ave., Park Ridge. Call 847-692-5127. from baking treats? Join in on Saturday, Theatre director of ATC's Repertory For those that can't attend - consider until noon, for the church's most Company, directs the production. Cast Santa Train Ride dropping off new toys at any of the Wdmette Community Band delicious fundraiser, for a wide selection includes: Charlie Brown: Caleb Fietsam lI am.: The trip to the North Pole Glenview Fire Stations Toys for Tots box- Holiday Concert of home-made cookies and holiday (Lake Bluff) and Seth Steinberg (Elgin) begins at the Bensenville Train es! Glenview Community Church, 1000 7:30 pin.: The Wilmette Community loaves for everyone on one's shopping (Evanston) Lucy: Colleen Dougherty Station. Santa's helpers read the story Elm St., Glenview. Call 847-724-2210. Band (www.wilmetteband.org) presents list! Acacia Park Lutheran Church, 4207 (Evanston) and Julia Mates (Evanston) of "The Polar Express," play games, its Annual Holiday Concert at Trinity N. Oriole Ave., Norridge. Call 708-453- Sally Brown: Megan Delaney (Western sing carols, and Santa visits with all the Film Festival Littheran Church. The event is open to 3662. Springs) and Emma Flannery (Wil- boys and girls individually. Each child 7:30 p.m.: Beth Hillel Congregation Bnai all. Musical selections will be selected mette) Linus: Jacob Simon (Deerfield) receives a special gift from Santa that Emunah, is once again presenting its from: In the Bleak Midwinter, Russian Experience Holidays at the Schroeder: Logan Scofield (Oak Park) reminds them of their trip on the Santa popular Film Festival series. The first of Christmas Music, Festive Sounds of Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Pig Pen: Connor Carlin (Evanston) Pat- Train Ride. The capacity per train is three features the movie "The Jewish Hanukkah, An English Christmas, Sleigh Studio ty: Mackenzie Wilkin (Wilmette) and Eli- 135 passengers, so make sure to make Cardinal," the true story of Jean-Marie Ride, Greensleeves, and Nutmeggers 9 am.: Youth volunteers lead tours and ta Ernsteen (Deerfield) Frieda: Jordan reservations early. Bensenville Metra Lustiger, the son of Polish immigrants, March. The Trinity Lutheran Choir will guide visitors through the home. See Pritsker (Glencoe) and Elizabeth Baker Train Station, 110 W. Main St., Bensen- who maintained his cultural identity as a join with the band to perform Irving the home, decorated as it was when the (Evanston) Snoopy: Pheobe Rudnick ville. Call 630-766-7015. $12 residents; Jew even after converting to Catholi- Berlin's Christmas and the Hallelujah Wright family lived there during the late (Winnetka) and Lilly Piekos (Wilrnette). $15 nonresidents. cism at a young age and later entering Chorus. The Conductor of the Wilmette I800s and early I900s. Hear stories of Tickets now on sale. For tickets or more the priesthood. Lively discussion led by Community Band is Dr. David Fodor. the Wright children pulling taffy in the information, visit: www.wilmettetheatre. Holiday fun and pictures with congregant Jonathan Lehrer following The choir includes singers from the two kitchen and spying on their father as he com or call: at 847-251-7424. $12 group Sauta the movie. Refreshments served. Beth adult vocal choirs at Trinity, the Sanc- readied gifts around the tree. A 12-foot rate for IO or more and can be pur- I p.m.: For one picture postcard of Hillel Congregation, 3220 BigTree Lane, tuary Choir and the Spirit Ensemble, tree decorated with Victorian-style or- chased. Wilmette Theatre, 1122 CentraI one's child taken with Santa, a coloring Wilmette. Call 847-256-1213. $10. and Dan Dauner is their director. Trinity naments is a highlight of the 30-minute Ave., Wilmette. $18. contest, holiday craft, kiddie games, Lutheran Church, 3637 Golf Road, tour. Froebel blocks - the same toys piñatas, hot chocolate, candy canes Second Saturday Coffeehouse: Evanston. Call 847-673-8564. Wright played with as a child to learn The Legend of St. Nicholas and of course Santa! Free access to all Bittersweet Christmas Band about shapes and design - available IO am.: Actor Terry Lynch plays Father games, contest and activities. Goody 8 p.m.: Popular Second Saturday Cof- in the architect's Drafting Room for Christmas as he shares the traditions, bags and crafts available to the first 96 feehouse is hosted by Vicki Elberfeld. SATURDAY, DEC. 13 children to enjoy. Free hot chocolate symbols, and legends about St. Nicholas kids. Don't forget to bring your camera! Featured once again is the Bittersweet from all over the world. No secrets Leyden Township Community Center, Christmas Band. On guitar, drum, Summit Breakfast with Santa served outside in the Home and Studio courtyard. Children under 8 must be revealed...and bring your camera! 2620 N. Mannheim Road, Franklin Park. dulcimer, and penny whistle, musicians 9 am.: Families and friends invited to accompanied by an adult. Frank Lloyd Register at glenviewpl.orglregister, 847- Call 847-451-5144. $5 per child. Cooper, Nelson, and Early, join songwrit- annual Breakfast with Santa. Ages 8 Wright Preservation Trust, 951 Chicago 729-7500 X 7900, or the Youth Services er Susan Urban with many perspectives through adult are $12. Children 4-7 are Ave., Oak Park. Call 708-848-1976. Desk. Glenview Public Library, 1930 Chicago Artery on the holiday season, from the reverent $6. Enjoy a buffet breakfast, a visit with Glenview Road, Glenview. 2 p.m.: Artists give free workshops. to the ridiculous. Ethical Humanist Santa and Mrs. Claus, be entertained, lt's Christmas Charlie Brown! Center on Halsted, 3656 N. Haisted St., Society of Chicago, 7574 North Lincoln and vote for one's favorite Christmas The Musical United Lutheran Cookie Walk Chicago. Call 773-472-6469. Ave., Skokie. Call 847-677-3334. $8 tree. The Summit of Uptown, IO N. Sum- IO am.: Join Charlie Brown and the IO am.: Shoppers select own assort- donation. mit Ave., Park Ridge. Call 847-825-1161. Peanuts gang as they prepare for ment of homemade cookies. New trays Polar Express set out every 15 minutes. Also a sale 2:30 p.m.: This December, experience Holy Bouncing Boobies!: A Acacia Park Annual Cookie the upcoming holiday season. Filled of fair trade items and beautiful raffle the magic of Christmas on a holiday Batman Burlesque Walk with holiday cheer, this special Actors Training Center (ATC) Repertory Corn- prizes. Proceeds benefit charities. train to the North Pole. Enjoy Christmas 11:45 p.m.: Ages 18 and up only. Approx- 9 am.: Are you in need of holiday gift pany's production warms the hearts United Lutheran Church, 409 Green- caroling, cookies, milk and an interac- imately 60 minutes. Gorilla Tango The- ideas for family, friends, neighbors, etc? of audience-goers and includes a field St. , Oak Park. Call 708-386-1576. tive holiday story as the group makes atre, 1919 N. MilwaukeeAve., Chicago. Need a break from baking treats? Join sing-a-long at the end of the show, in $13 a box.. its way to the North Pole, staged at Call 773-598-4549. $25. us for our most delicious fundraiser. which the cast goes into the audience the Elgin Train Station. Santa boards Come for a wide selection of home- and invites the little kids onto the stage Stories with Santa the train and greets each child with a made cookies and holiday loaves for and sings Christmas Carols with them. IO am.: Birth to IO years to visit with special treat as they make their way everyone on your shopping list. Acacia Santa upstairs by the fireplace. Program back to Franklin Park. The Park District SEEGOCALENDM, NEXT PAGE» 38 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2014 A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION NIL the Nativity story using costumes and the combined Kenilworth Union music tradition is moving at this time of year. mas classics arranged in the English props. There will be angels, sheep, ensembles and special guest instru- Kathryn Atwood's rich vocals, accom- tradition, along with contemporary a « FROM PREVIOUS PAGE donkeys, shepherds, and magi as well mentalists. Kenilworth Union Church, panied by her husband John's guitar, fill cappella arrangements of carols from GO CALENDAR as beloved puppets from past produc- 211 Kenilworth Ave., Kenilworth. Call the Community Room with warm holiday around the world. In addition to tradi- tions, including life-size camels1 An 847-251-4272. cheer. Their impeccable research on tional holiday fare, original works by Pe- Advent brunch will follow the worship the history of caroling sheds a whole ter Warlock, Kenneth Leighton, Steven SU'DEC.l4 service. First Congregational Church of The Making of Cone With the new light on the music of the season. Stucky, and others will be performed. Wilmette, 1125 Wilmette Ave., Wilmette. Wind Register at glenviewpl.orglregister, Also featured will be the premiere of Call 847-251-6660. 2 p.m.: On its 75th anniversary, Leslie 847-729-7500 x 7600, or the Reader a new carol by Robert Applebaum. St. Lessons and Carols Goddard uses photographs and short Services Desk. Glenview Public Library, Luke's Episcopal, 939 Hinman Ave., 9 am.: The congregation is led in Annual Winter Festival film clips to explore the making of Gone 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview. Evanston. Call 847-869-6884. $20. singing traditional Christmas music by 10:30 am.: Tom Hoeppner and with the Wind. Learn about the casting, the combined Kenilworth Union music Katherine Ross lead in traditional the special effects, the incredible public Evanston Children's Choir Holiday Choral Concerts ensembles and special guest instru- celebration of the winter solstice. Enjoy reaction, and the classic film's remark- Holiday Concert 2014 4 p.m.: The program includes Christ- mentalists. Kenilworth Union Church, a candle-lighting ceremony, decoration ably enduring popularity. Eisenhower 3 p.m.: Join Directors Gary Geiger and mas classics arranged in the English 211 Kenilworth Ave., Kenilworth. Call of a "mitten tree," group singing, and Public Library, 4613 N. Oketo Ave., Monica Blacconeri as they lead the tradition, along with contemporary a 847-25l-4272. musical and dramatic performances Harwood Heights. Call 708-867-7828. entire Evanston Children's Choir in cappella arrangements of carols from by children. Donations of new winter Service of Lessons and Carols their most popular concert of the year, around the world, In addition to tradi- clothing and non-perishable food items Lincoln Hall Choirs & Bebop celebrating Christmas, Hanukkah and tional holiday fare, original works by Pe- 9a.m.: The congregation is led in adorn the tree and are sent to those in Daddys' Holiday Jazz Kwanzaa in typical ECC style! Alice ter Warlock, Kenneth Leighton, Steven singing traditional Christmas music by need. Coffee begins at IO am., and fol- 2 p.m.: Get in the holiday spirit with an Millar Chapel, 1870 Sheridan Road, Stucky, and others will be performed. the combined Kenilworth Union music lowing the Festival enjoy hot chocolate afternoon of seasonal tunes performed Evanston. Call 847-733-0814. Free. Also featured will be the premiere of ensembles and special guest instru- and homemade cookies. All are welcome by Lincoln Hall Swing & Honor Choirs a new carol by Robert Applebaum. St. ' mentalists. Kenilworth Union Church, to Sunday programs. Childcare is avail- followed by Bebop Daddys' Holiday Jazz Sunday Dinner At Nonna's Luke's Episcopal, 939 Hinman Ave., 211 Kenilworth Ave., Kenilworth. Call able. For more information, please visit Lincolnwood Public Library, 4000 W. 4 p.m.: Meet Lisa Caponigri author of Evanston. Call 847-869-6884. $20. 847-251-4272. ethicalhuman.org. Ethical Humanist Pratt Ave., Lincolnwood. Call 847-677- the bestselling cookbook, 'Whatever Intergenerational Christmas Society of Chicago, 7574 North Lincoln 5277 x232. Happened To Sunday Dinner" Ristoran- 'Why Chimes Rang" Pageant & Brunch Ave., Skokie. Call 847-677-3334. te Agostino Gustofino, 2817 N. Harlem, 5 p.m.: For children's Christmas pro- In Concert! The History Singers Chicago.Call 630-664-8595. $72. gram, 'Why Chimes Rang", followed by IO am.: This pageant, presented by Lessons and Carols present Carols of Olde England a reception in the church narthex. Win- an acting troupe that includes all 10:30 a.m.: The congregation is led in Holiday Choral Concert ageschildren, teens, and adults. A 2 p.m.: From anonymous folk tunes to netka Covenant Church, 1200 Hibbard singing traditional Christmas music by classical compositions, the caroling 4 p.m.: The program will include Christ- Star Is Moving Through the Sky" tells Road, Wilmette. Call 847-446-4300. Look to FireplacesPlus for Chicagoland's finest fireplaces and accessories, including glass doors, screens, and the area's best selection of gas logs. INSTA anyY' Gas urchase See for details 5 Gas FIreDL See our Napoleon Fireplace Gallery at FireplacesPlus on 700 NortliMliwaukee Avenue in Vernon Hills with over 50 various burning fireplace units on display. Two Convenient 700 North Milwaukee Avenue 200 West Ohio Street Locations to Vernon Hills, Illinois 60061 Chicago, Illinois 60654 LUS Serve You Better (847) 549-6700 (31 2) 587-7587 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2014 39 NIL A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION I I i Film Clips s Join the premier Just as he's planning his serious acting health club in BY BRUCE INGRAM debut, a comedian (Rock) is asked by his girl- Ìtness Film Critic friend to turn their wedding into a reality TV Skokie at a show. Rock makes his writing/directing debut with the comedy. rate in January! OPENING FRIDAY iRSsgreat STILI. PLAYING ***EXODUS: GODS AND KINGS 9300Weber Park Place, Skokie . (847) 674-1500, ext. 2600 THE PYRAMID RatedPG-13for violence including battle equences and intense images Rated R for some horror violence and anuary Stars: Christian Bale, Joel Edgerton, Ben bloody images Kingsley Stars: Garsha Arristos, Joseph Beddelem, Lfyou're in it for the plagues and the part- Ashley Hinshaw, James Buckley Ing ofthe Red Sea, this spectacle-driven retell- A team ofarcheologists runs into a very Ing of the story of Moses will probably satisfy unfriendly supernatural resident while explor- Just don't expect the dramatic content of this ing the secrets of a lost pyramid. Screenwriter HP holiday blockbuster to make an equally strong Gregory Levasseur ("High Tension") makes impression. Bale as Moses and Edgerton (of his directing debut with the horror. "Zero Dark Thirty") as the pharaoh Ranises both give strong performances as former WILD ART adoptive brothers at odds over the liberation *** 1/2 of Egypt's Hebrew slaves. But there's not Rated R for sexual content, nudity, drug . No initiation fee for new members enough character development to turn their use and language conflict Into more than a plot device, resulting Stars: Reese therspcon, Michiel Huis- . One additional MONTH FREE in dramatic slowdowns between infusions of man, Laura Dem for renewing members Old Testament thrills. Reese Witherspoon won an Oscar for her performance in 'Walk the Line" nine years . Two additional MONTHS FREE THE IMITATION GAME ago, but thatjourney was relatively uneventful for renewing members with a friend referral *** 1/2 compared to the epic trek she takes in "Wild." gPARK DISTRICT RatedPG-13for some sexual references, After the early death ofher mother (Laura Offer good January 1-31, 2015 SkokieParks.org mature thematic material and historical Dem, marvelous), aspiring writer Cheryl smoking Strayed (whose memoir became an interna- Stars: Benedict Cumberbatch, Keim tional bestseller) goes on a self-destructive Knightley, Matthew Goode, Charles Dance binge of drugs and sex that destroys her If "The Theory of Everything" whetted marriage - and then attempts to get her life your appetite for genius drama, check out back on track by hiking 1,100 grueling miles of the sadder, darker, yet more intellectually the Pacific Crest Trail. Despite her complete exciting "Imitation Game," where lives are lack ofexperience. Director Jean-Marc Vallée at stake in addition to world-changing ideas. ("Dallas Buyers" Club") delivers a simple, yet This highly enjoyable intellectual thriller thoroughly satisf,ing tale of perseverance features Cuinberbatch at his best as English and reinvention. mathematician Alan Thring, who cracked an uncrackable Nazi code that shortened World THE HUNGER CAMES: War II by years and saved countless lives. He MOCKINGJAY - PART I also contributed much to the development of *** 1/2 today's computer age in the process. Ten years RatedPG-13for intense sequences of vio- dater, Turing took his own life following his lence and action, some disturbing images and prosecution for the "gross indecency" of being thematic material a homosexual. Stars: Jennifer Lawrence, Josh Hutcher- son, Woody Harrelson, Jullanne Moore INHERENT VICE The titular Games have been upgraded Rated R for drag use throughout, sexual con- to all-out, honest-to-goodness war in "Mock- tent, graphic nudity, language and some violence ingjay - Part 1," making this installment the Stars: Joaquin Phoenix, Reese Wither- darkest and most dramatically engrossing spoon, Josh Brolin, Jena Malone of the series so far. Young Katniss (Oscar- t.' 18 In drug-fueled 1970s Los Angeles, a private winner Lawrence, stifi digging deep into the detective (Phoenix) becomes involved in a pos- emotional grimness ofthe story) finds herself DIGITALLY sible kidnapping plot Involving the bifiionaire forced to serve, reluctantly, as the symbol of REMASTERED beau ofan ex-girifriend. the revolution as the people of Panem rise up against the oppressive Capitol, though her 1N 2O\ TOP FIVE personality-free boyfriend Peta (Hutcherson) Rated R for strong sexual content, nudity,is still a prisoner there. The action is spec- crude humor, language throughout and sometacular (Katniss knows how to get maximum make it yours - download it now drug use thrill value from an explosive arrow), and : ;;cplay Stars: Chris Rock, Gabrielle Union, Adam Woody Harrelson and Elizabeth Banks pro- (1thicao. tibunt Sandier, Rosario Dawson vide much-needed comic relief. 40 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2014 A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION NIL J._)i rect f ron i i i Showtimes ì/uU1ak1 ßa/1121 Movie times are effective Friday, Dec. 2, 11.11h01 sIv V I through Thursday, Dec. (8. Please note that 'uie (.)' ('1llia' theater schedules are subject to change. CENTURY 2 EVANSTON! CINEARTS 6 AND XD 1715 Maple Ave. Evanston (847) 49I975I www.cinemark.com Contact theater for showtimes. AMC SHOWPLACE NILES 2 January, 2015 301 Golf Mill Center Nues Friday 23 @7:30 pm (888) AMC-4FUN Saturday 24 @7:30 pm www.amctheatres.com Sunday 25 @3:00 pm Contact theater for showtimes. Old Testament action: Christian Bale in Exodus: LI ARRIS THEATER PICKWICK THEATRE Gods and Kings." MILLENNIUM PARK 5 S. Prospect Ave. RECAL GARDENS 7-13 Park Ridge 21 RiidoIph Drve Chcqo, L6O&II 4999 OId Orchard Center (847) 604-2234 Skokie HamslheaterChicago.org www.pickwicktheatre.com (847) 674-0184 Box Office: 312.334.7777 Contact theater for showtumes. www.regmovies.com Exodus: Gods and kings (PG-13) Contact theater for showtimes. r Fri-Sun 2-5:30-8:30; Mon-Thu 5:30-8:30 Past Tense AMC SHOWPLACE Gangster Murder Mystery Fri-Sun 1:30-4:30-7-9:15 VILLAGE CROSSING IS 7000 Carpenter Road The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part I (PG-13) Skokie Fri-Sun 1:15-4-6:30-9; Mon-Thu 4-6:30-9 Reservations Limited (888) AMC-4FUN Penguins of Madagascar (PG) www.amctheatres.com Call Mon-Fri Fri-Sun l-3:45-6-8; Mon-Thu 4-6-8 Contact theater for showtimes. (773) 267-6400www.mysteryltd.com ROSEMONT IS The Hobbit The Battle of the Five Armies in MAX Gift Certificates A val/ab/e 970g Bryn Mawr Ave. 3-D (PC-13) for Murder in the Mansion TM Rosemont Tue 7-Il; Wed, Thu 12:30-4-7:30-Il (847) 447-1030 The Hobbit The Battle ofthe Five Armies in 3-D www.muvico.com (PC-13) Murder on New Year's EveTM Contact theater for showtimes. Tue 7-9-12:01 am.; Wed 9:45-1:15-4:45-8:15; Thu 9:45-1:15-4:45-8:15-11:45 ROSEMONT PREMIER The Hobbit The Baltic of the Five Armies (PC-13) 9701 Bryn Mawr Ave. Tue 7-8-IO; Wed, Thu Il:45-3:15-6:45-IO:l5 Rosemont The Hobbit Marathon in 3-D (PC-13) (847) 447-1030 Mon 12:30 p.m. www.muvico.com The Hohbit Marathon in MAX 3-D (PC-13) Contact theater for showtimes. Mon 12:30 p.m. REGAL GARDENS STADIUM l-6 Exodus Gods and Kings (PC-13) 4999 Old Orchard Center Fri-Sun 1:30 p.m. OvernightAccommodations Available Skokie Exodus: Gods and Kings in 3-D (PC-13) New Year's Eve Activities Include: (847) 673-4037 Fri-Sun 7:30 www.regmovies.com Top Five (R) . Dinner Midnight Music . Open Bar Champagne Dancing Contact theater for showtimes. Fri-Sun 1:45-7:15 DIflKeE Pll)NFER PRFSS j. J CONNECTWITH liS! HOLIDAY! ThURSDAY DECEMBER 11 2014 ThURSDAY I 847.673.6300 md iii PRESENTED BY 'MNTRUST COMMuNITy BANKS flo3îccìl n the grand v,00 C'ÇA trachbon 2S prn ':.!.2prn r . j. ÇM,Sk ' ,. guest sohSts wfth faitasic new sets and wfth faitasic new 5pm t Sun 2pm 2O14 NorthShoreCenter,org . . 7 MAKE IT A MAKE NIL A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION NIL A PIONEER . DON'T DELAY GET CAPITOL STEPS TICKETS TODAY! 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DssvD QflDi'sDsvsDfls ARIES(March2ltoApriII9) Your LEO (JuIyZ3toAugust22) No one SACfTIARWS (November 22 to De- Litòa love of the holidays creates a special reflects the bright holiday more than cember 21) You always bring your own . iioU .. ! .Li,3.d H,D N bond between you and the people in all you Leos and Leonas who love the wonderful sparkle and light to the , L.....- !. qo ials u i. t iv; ïlV*4:AaU O your life, Use this as a way of build- shimmer and glimmer of the season. holidays, and don't be surprised if this .Hi'ÑØflaio.D ing stronger relationships that will last, There just might be something special from Santa. '.9D 'i1 0EeD.t year someone special responds to your warmth, s im oN hJ i ' s TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) A VIRGO (August 23 to September 22) CAPRICORN (December 22 le Janu- t 3 u 3!lil Stlti Ja new approach could go a long way Celebrâte the holidays by being more ary 19) Togetherness is the dominant o HI! O O.Y,191S3'! ! . AD ÌAÖsrio'V toward resolving an estrangement, receptive to new experiences. Over- theme for the holiday celebrations especially at this holiday time. Since riding the Virgo reluctance to try new this year. That means reaching out to w o . .akJiW_Ui U-SiøY 8 1 1.-lULUU your aspects favor friendship, why not give it a try? things could be the best gift to give yourself. bring everyone you care for a liffle closer. u OßQll1fJDIo s 7J -i . yfi .N D D MI'H JjflIO!o, GEMINI (May21 toJune 20) Your UBRA (September 23 to October 22) AQUARIUS (January 20 to February v_li 113 3 D' - positives continue to dominate, and Good news about a loved one makes le) A reminder of a very special nd D3Oi DU -3.iô any negative factors that squeeze in life more festive, Expect some unex- moment from the past makes the a ujofl3(1Lo iw 3ni a At S ,t nb SaivjI3 NOil i O V can be dealt with easily. The secret is pected gifts, so be prepared with a holidays more memorable for the so.i!4VH9i!4 NI,SS9. to tackle them at once. few nicely wrapped goodies to offer in return, romantic Aquarian. a Nl I)I S di3 O 8 N O ' t A t i O zDUDU3Oit'a't PlVtVYS CANCER (June 21 to Juty 22) Good SCORPIO (October 23 to November PISCES (February 19 to March 20) news: A colleague's remarks could 2$) The holiday season provides an Getting into the swim of things for help you move toward ultimately opportunity to meet new people, all you party-loving Pisceans is resolving that persistent workplace some of whom you might even con- easy enough this holiday season. situation. 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Sec 1274-5T(k) and Revenue Ruling 96-97, and contact your tax advisor for details. consult your tax advisor as to the proper tax treatment of all business-vehicle purchases. LocalFordStores.com NIL A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION ThURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2014 49 I I u III BOYS SWIMMING AND DIVING SEASON PREVIEW NOTEBOOK Hawks look for swimmers whocanadd depth Royzen making his dives more difficult, learning new ones BY MATT HARNESS [email protected], @harnesspreps Coach Don Kura's challenge at Maine South this season will be to find swimmers who can score points behind seniors Jonathan Ramoska and Philip Wachowski. At least right now, the Hawks aren't as deep as they were last season when they took third at the Niles North Sectional and fourth in the always-competitive Central Suburban South. The big loss was the graduation of sprinter Makai Deneve-Arnam. Ramoska and Wachowski both swam on the 200- and 400-yard freestyle relays at state last season. In addition to the freestyle events, both also swim the backstroke, although freestyle races will be the main focus for each, according to Kura. "They are our two most accom- plished guys," Kura said. "There's a ABOVE: Maine South's Jonathan Ramoska swims the anchor leg of the decent drop-off after that. We will 400-yard freestyle relay during the state meet preliminary heats on Feb.28 see who will step up, but it will be a in Evanston. FILE significant step up for some of the RIGHT: Nues North's Patrick Cox swims the butterfly leg of the 200-yard younger guys." medley relay during the Niles North Sectional on Feb. 22 in Skokie. FILE One senior Kura said he's ex- cited about is freestyler Sam Frey, where he left off." without a lot of swimming who's in the program for his fourth A year-round diver, Royzen is experience, but he's put in season. learning some new dives as well the time during the offsea- "He's improved steadily," Kura as adding difficulty to his existing sons and really improved," said. "I'm curious to see where ones, according to Orlove. Przekota said. he's at in meets, though. You never "He's really honed his craft, and Kozomara, a backstroker, really know until they swim meets, he's only getting better," Orlove said. already is faster than he was 'but we hope he can contribute to Royzen, a sophomore, is part of at the end of last season. some of our relays." talented group of underclassmen, Przekota said he hopes Kozomara good reflections of Maine East Junior freestylér Thomas Wrenn which includes returning sopho- can swim the 100-yard backstroke wherever they go." Nues North is someone who Targosz said is more swimmers Ethan Lee and in 57 seconds by February ready to have a strong season. The only returning state quali- Patrick Cox. Lee is a sprinter, while "He's much more efficient in Noire Dame fier for the Vikings doesn't swim. Cox swims the individual medley the water," Przekota said. "He's The Dons must replace a strong Nibs West Diver Maxim Royzen placed and butterfly. definitely more of a swimmer now. group of senior leaders from last Senior Matt Lefler, senior 10th at the state meet last season, He's thinking more about what he'sseason's small squad, according Kohler Mohr and sophomore Maine East becoming the first Niles North doing, rather than just racing." to second-year coach Maureen Freddy Oribello all are back for diver to make the finals since Ar- At 6-4, Mateo Kozomara always Kozomara will share the team Targosz. coach Dan Vander Jeugdt, whose sen Sarkisian took third as a seniorintrigued Maine East coach Peter spotlight with senior breaststroker But she said she believes Wolves were fifth in the CSL South in 2010. Przekota. 9rler Vonderheide. senior Kevin Kukla and junior last season. "Max is a focused guy, and he Until now, Przekota said the "It's been fun to see Mateo and Travis Martin are up to the task Sophomore Jacob Bobiles is definitely wants to take that next senior hadn't really tapped into hisTy 1er work," Przekota said. "They of leading Notre Dame. ICukla is a expected to contribute in his step," Niles North coach Seth potential. set great examples for our kids. breaststroker and Martin's main first varsity season, according to Orlove said. "He's picking up right "He came into high school They are positive influences and event is the IM. Vander Jeugdt. 50 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2014 A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION NIL III MAINE EAST AAU experîencepaysoff for Alba Garner Junior guard stronger, more confident after playing for Midwest Elite BY ROBVALENTUl Special to the Tribune, @chicagolandprep EVANSTON - Maine East junior guard Janelle Alba Garner gave AAU basketball a shot when she was in fifth grade but didn't enjoy the experience. She felt out of place and simply didn't have much fun. But when five seniors graduated from Maine East - leaving a team that went 20-7 last season and won the Central Suburban North championship - Alba Garner decided to give AAU ball another shot. Hoping to improve her Janelle Alba skills for this year, Alba Garner Garner tried out for Mid- west Elite and made a U-15 team coached by B.andy Weibel. "Playing with them was a completely different experience," Alba Garner said. "There's been nothing like it. I would have to guard [Fremd's] Haley Gorecki in practice and she's going to Duke. It's made me so much better and adjusting to that level has helped me bring it back to Maine East." Maine East's Janelle Alba Garner described herself Since Alba Garner was playing with as "a pass-first guard" who tries to get her team- Midwest Elite, she missed the start of Maine mates involved before creating opportunities for East's summer league. When she returned, herself. ROB vALENTIN/FOR CHICAGO TRIBUNE MEDIA GROUP Blue Demons coach Karol Hanusiak noticed an immediate difference. some wins. 'We play 10 league gaines in the summer "You have to regulate that when you're in and when she came back for the fifth game I the game," she said. "So I'll start by making was like 'Wow, look at her physical strength sure everything is working smoothly as a and confidence level,' " Hanusiak said. "She'steam. If it's not working then we'll change a lot stronger and a lot more decisive. She's the plan. Maybe I'll drive in more or if driv- making better decisions and she's attacking ing is not working I'll kick it out to someone more." else. I want to integrate everyone into it but Alba Garner is ready to show off her new if no one is making a shot, then I'll definitely skills this season and is averaging around 12 try to take over more. If I take over the points per game. defense will step on me and I'll get more op- "I do like to drive a lot but I shoot only if portunities for other people." I'm open," she said. "I'm a pass-first guard Teammate Maddie McTague said she is and look to get my teammates involved grateful for everything that Alba Garner has before I do anything else." brought to the table. Maine East, however, is off to a slow start "She's given us a lot of knowledge that she without the arsenal it had last year. The Bluelearned from basketball camps and that's Demons dropped to 2-4 after a 65-29 loss on helped a lot of the younger girls coming up," Dec. 2 to Evanston in a CSL crossover. McTague said. "She's stepping up a lot as Alba Garner, who had 12 points in the a leader and she's a very good basketball loss, is trying to find the perfect balance of player. She can rebound, shoot outside Maine East's .Janelle Alba Garner gets ready to go up for a shot while guarded by Evanston's Meryl Davis dur-getting her teammates involved and taking and drive inside. She can do pretty much ing the Blue Demons' 65-29 loss to the Wildkits on Dec. 2 in Evanston. ROB VALENTIN/FOR CHICAGO TRIBUNE MEDIA GROUP over a game so Maine East can rack up everything." NIL A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION I THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2014 51 III COLLEGE NOTES Valpo's Ehrlich leads elite 0-line, BY NICK BULLOCK Special to the Tribune, @Pioneer_Press Anchored by Tom Ehrlich, a fifth-year senior from Nues North, the Valparaiso football team's offensive line allowed the fewest sacks in the NCAA Foot- ball Championship Subdivision this season. Opposing defenses took down Valparaiso quarter- backs behind the line of scrim- mage only five times all season. Only five other teams allowed fewer than 10. Ehrlich and his teammates committed the sixth-fewest penalties per game (4.67) and tied for the most fourth-down conversions (21) in all the FCS. Valparaiso struggled to a 4-8 record this season, but it fin- ished 3-3 at home and improved on the 2013 team's 1-10 record. Freshman defender Ginny McGowan received some play- ing time for the Notre Dame women's soccer team during its run to the third round of the 2014 NCAA Championship. The Lake Forest graduate played in the team's 2-1 second-round vie- tory against Texas on Nov. 21 in College Station, Texas. The Irish fell 2-1 to Texas A&M on Nov. 23 in College Station and finished the sea- son with a 14-6-2 record. Notre Dame was 7-2-1 in the Atlantic in a season in school history, ABOVE: Tom Ehrlich Coast Conference and reached behind only her own mark of (middle) and his the semifinal round of the ACC 684 set last season. She holds Valparaiso teammates tournament. the Northeastern all-time digs committed the sixth- McGowan played in il games record with 2,382. fewest penalties per this season and started one. She Freshman teammate Kristen game (4.67) and tied recorded five shots and one shotWalding, from Lake Zurich, for the mostfourth- f on goal. turned in a solid season for down conversions the Huskies. A setter, Walding (21) in all the FCS this Natalia Skiba, a senior from played in all 30 of the team's season. i VALPO ATHLETICS Hinsdale Central, has finished games, starting in 19. Her 878 LEFT: Lake Forest a distinguished career for the assists led the team by a margin graduate Ginny Northeastern women's volleyballof 606. She also finished third McGowan (13) played team. Her 655 digs this season on the team in digs with 200. in Il games for Notre were 407 more than her next She even took home Colonial Dame this season closest teammate. She led the Athletic Association Rookie of and started one. She Huskies in serving aces as well, the Week honors in October. recorded five shots with 26. She also ranked third and one shot on goal. on the team in assists with 87. Have a suestionfor the College NOTAL DAME ATHLETiCS Skiba's 655 digs this sea- Roundup?EmailNick Bullock at son rank as the second most bullockpioneerpress@g,nail.com. 52 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2014 A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION NIL III NILES NORTH, NILES WEST Strong third quarterlifts Wolvesover ABOVE: Nues West's Octavius Parker II dribbles between Nues North's Malik Dupree (15) and Craig Dawkins (5) during Saturday the Vikings iiights game at Nues North. Parker scored IB points. LEFT: Nues North's Diondre Williams goes up for a layup during Saturday night's game against Nues West. PHOTOS BY NIC SUMMERS/FOR BY ZACK PEAflSON the Vikings and earn the 74-71 win CHICAGO TRIBUNE MEDIA GROUP Special to the Tribune, @Zack.Pearson Saturday, as well as the Crosstown Classic trophy. More importantly, Rios, who scored a game-high other's pace. The Wolves grabbed a points, including eight in the third SKOKIE - In the days after its it helped the Wolves gain some 17 points, was one of four Wolves 31-30 halftime lead before starting quarter. Malik Dupree and Abby loss to Highland Park, the Nues confidence in the young season. starters who finished with double- to pull away in the third. George both added 14 points for West boys basketball team talked "We need some confidence digit points. Parker, a transfer Senior captain Odi Audisho the Vikings. all about its upcoming matchup at moving forward," Nues West from Gordon Tech, finished with scored eight of his 15 points in the Junior forward Evan Hines Niles North. sophomore Octavius Parker II 16 points. third quarter and he contributed scored 16 points for Niles West, "We have been practicing and said. "We needed this win against Niles North got an early spark to a 15-5 run that gave the Wolves which sealed the victory with free working hard for this game," a good team especially after losing from senior guard Danny Kim. He a 46-35 lead with 4:27 left in the throws. Wolves junior guard Jojo Rios said.to a good team like Highland Park. scored six quick points offthe benchthird. But back came the Vikings "They [Niles North] did a good "We've been focused on this game We have the momentum that we to help give the Vikings a 16-14 lead with a 7-0 run to pull within four atjob of pressuring, that wore us and drilling it into our heads that needed." after the first quarter. Much like 48-44 with 2:11 left in the quarter. down a little bit," Wolves coach we had to beat them." The Wolves were coming off the first, the second quarter was The Vikings were led by junior Bob Williams said. "We made a The Wolves used a third-quartera 69-31 loss at Highland Park on fast-paced with both teams going upguard Diondre Williams, who couple of mistakes at the end from surge on offense to pull ahead of Dec. 2. and down the floor matching each finished with a team-high 15 their pressure. But we held on." NIL A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2014 53 III NILES NORTH, NILES WEST Vikes beat rival Wolves in OT Jones, Schaps come up big for Nues North BY ZACK PEARSON Special to the Tribune, @Zack..Pearson SKOKIE - Led by Kienya Jones, the Nues North girls basketball team earned a 57-52 overtime victory over rival Niles West. Jones finished with 16 points, including four in overtime, on Satur- day at Niles North. Despite a sloppy second halfby the Vikings, they led 47-46 late ¡n regula- tion after an Olivia Schaps 3-pointer. But it didn't last long as a layup from Katherine De Lara with 12.1 seconds left gave Niles West a 48-47 lead. Schaps, a junior point guard, then ABOVE: Nifes North's Kienya Jones shoots a tree throw during Saturday's game at Nibs North. Jones split a pair of free throws to send scored 16 points and the Vikings beat Ndes West 57-52 in overtime. the game into overtime. TOP LEFT: Nues West's Huma Mededovic goes up for a Iayup in Saturday's game at Nues North. "I thought it was one of our better TOP RIGHT: Nues West's Jaylnn Estrada attacks the basket while guarded by Nues North's Alyssa Brand finishes this year," Nues North coach on Saturday. Daniel Paxson said. "We talk about LEFT: Nues North's Alyssa Brand drives to the basket during Saturday's game against Miles West in finishing games and I think we did Skokie. a nice job of keeping our composure down the stretch and making plays." Photos by Jaylnn Estrada finished with a team-high 15 points for the Wolves NIC SUMMERS and Julia Easter added 12 points. For Chicago ThbuneMedia Group u THURSDAV DECEMBER II, 2014 Nues North girls basketball team 1ïiin to détt NiIWest in overtime I PAGE 53 t Nues North's Kienya Jones drives to the basket during Saturday's home game against rival Niles West. J NIC SUMMERS/FOR CHICAGO TRIBUNE MEOIA GROUP NIL A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION THURSDAY DECEMBER11 2014 55 *5 MACV rWA STARTING DEC THE 1ORE YOU BUY, 1HE MO E YOU GETI USE IT ON TOP OF COUPONS & SALE PRICES! EVEN ON OUR BEST BRANDS-INCLUDING COSMETICS & FRAGRANCES! : . USE YOUR MACV'S MONEY O E OR INSTORE TUES, DEC. 16-THURS, DEC. 18 HERE'S HOW IT WORKS: SHOP IN-STO TUES. DEC. 9-SUN. 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Macy's credit card is availablesubject to credit approval; new account savings valid the day your account is opened and the next day; excludes services, selected licensed departments, gift cards, restaurants, gourmet food &wine. The new account savings are limited to a total of $100; application must qualify for immediate approval to receive extra savings; employees not eligible. a AzsoiW CLEARANCECENTERS Now through Tuesday, December 16 IL FALL/WINTER APPAREL IS NOW .$I9ORLESS EXCLUDES OUTER WEA ::O DESIGNER DRESSE . 0ES AND ACCESSORIES. PRICED AS MARKED. CLEARANCE CENTERS ONLY! EXTRA SAVINGS COUPON Use this coupon to WEDNESDAY, DEC. 10 - TUESDAY, DEC. 16, 2014 save an extra $10 SAVE$10 for every $30 you spend on apparel! forevery$30 II UIII I I IIIIIII Ii I II DO100011UMD youspend! Limit one coupon per customer per transaction. Redeemable only at our Clearance Centers. Coupon will not be available in stores. Must be presented and surrendered at tme of purchase. Duplcates or reproductions will not be honored. Cannot be applied to previous purchases. Al Clearance Center merchandise sales are final. No returns. Interim markdowns may have been taken. Excludes shoes, accessories, home store items and gift cards. [1 2218Cl PLUS, SATURDAY & SUNDAY, DEC. 13 & 14, Two DAYS OF SUPER SAVINGS AND EXTRA DISCOUNTS! $1 s19any size $29 Christmas Tree Ornaments Holiday Quilts Famous Maker Single-Serve Coffeemakers Shop 970 North Lake St., Aurora (in Carson's Northgate, lower level): Thursday 7AM-1 1PM, FridayTuesday 7AMMidrught. Shop 9700 S. Western Ave., Evergreen Park (in Carson's Evergreen behind Home): Thursday 7AM-1 i PM, FridayTuesday 7AMMidnight. Shop 7234 W. Dempster St., Morton Grove: ThursdayFriday 9:3OAM-9:3OPM: Saturday 8AM-9:3OPM; Sunday 9AM-8PM; Monday & Tuesday 9:3OAM-9:3OPM, Shop 16727 S. Torrence Ave., Lansing: ThursdayFriday 9:3OAM-9:3OPM; Saturday 8AM-9:3OPM; Sunday 9AM-8PM, Monday & Tuesday 9:3OAM-9:3QPM, All clearance center merchandise sales are final; no returns. Intermediate markdowns may have been taken. Special pricing offers available while supplies last. All storewide ottersexclude gitt cards. {12218C]