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Contact Us at Nles Herald-Spectator Montesson: Pioneer Press Timothy P. Knight 312-321-3000 Alternative school Publisher & CEO, Sun-Times Media Jim Kirk reaches 10years Editor in Chief, Sun-Times Media IBYMIKEI$AACS I 2 to 12 in smaller classrooms [email protected] [email protected] with teachers that provide more Jill McDermott I independence. 847-682-5907 One parent calls the Skokie The school adheres to the Ma- VP, Advertising Montessori School "a hidden ria Montessori method of educa- [email protected] gem" in town, and if pictures are tion and its philosophy. There is worth a thousand words, there an emphasis on independence, Advertising was a novel's worth of evidence but within limits. Display Ads I on display last week. "There is a misconception 312-321-2400 The snapshots of this day's that Montessori education is Classified Ads I activities showed elementary unstructured, but that's not true Children from Skokie Montessori School enjoy the added attention 312-321-2345 schoolchildren of all ages en- at all," said Beth Rudin, an Evan- provided by a reporter last week. The school, which has an enrollment [email protected] gaged in learning and being cre- ston parent with a child at the of about 60 students, is celebrating its 10th anniversary. I MIKE ISAACS- ative inside classrooms headed school. "There is independence Sun-Times Media Sam HolDs I by teachers taking a hands-on but always within a structured 847-486-7248 Account Executive approach. environment." out of their way to tell people "The reason why we love Mon- [email protected] Three children performed on a There are more than an es- that. They come from a family in tesson is because the children musical keyboard as their teach- timated 30,000 Montessori the Philippines that was trained are working independently in the David T. Sherman er played the piano; across the schools throughout the world, in Montessori education. Their classrooms," Escanilla said. 312-646-9552 Advertising Director hall, students learned math using but not every school comes awayrelatives have owned Montessori Even toddlers work with break- tiles on the floor; others walked with the high accolades handed schools back home. able plates to learn responsibility, toward the outdoor playground out by this school's parents When the sisters arrived in she noted. Customer Service so they could get exercise and and students. The Gomez fam- the United States, they received "The reason we do that is and Delivery fresh air. ily of Morton Grove is just one formal Montessori training. They Service or Subscriptions because we teach the children 877-855-7722 "We first came to this school example. helped develop the Montessori practical life," Escanilla said. [email protected] during an open house when we Rudin, too, has a love for Mon- program at Riverwoods Montes- "They learn how to take care of were considering where Nathan tesson education, but especially son School, part of the Deerfield things, and if a plate breaks, it's Customer Service Hours should go," said Nathan's mother,a love for this school. Her oldest Montessori Schools, before open-OK. The second time they use it, Mon-Fri., 6:30 a.m.-4 p.m. Rowena Gomez. "We fell in love child, Levi, attended here and her ing the Skokie school in 2003. Sat. 6:30 am-noon they'll be more careful." Sun. 8 am-noon and we never left." youngest child, Truman, is now a Skokie Montessori School Advocates believe that Mon- Nathan, now an 11-year-old first grader. began with a dozen kids, Esca- tesson avoids the hurdles that TV Weekly Delivery fifth-grader, and his brother Levi was at one time enrolled nilla said, but it has grown to an public schools face. Educators 800-945-5000 Noah, a 7-year-old first-grader, in a Montessori school in the city enrollment of more than 60 stu- do not test nearly as frequently are both students at Skokie that she says was run more like a dents. Prior to 2006, the school (once a year); the school budget Editorial Montessori. business. In the end, she said, it was only for preschoolers but it relies on tuition, not taxes; and Ben Meyerson I "We got such a warm feeling did not really adhere to the Mon- opened its doors to elementary there is less bullying and fewer 312-321-2864 meeting the teachers here," said tesson method as much as it did school students about a half- News Producer cliques in social interactions. the children's father, Victor Go- to a business model. [email protected] dozen years ago. "I like the Montessori philoso- mez. "No one feels like a stranger "The people here who run the Families come from all over the phy that home is the founda- Ryan Nilsson I 847-486-7375 here, and our children love it." program are true educators," area. There are enrolled students tion of learning," said Florendo. Managing Editor for Sports Nathan was among the first Rudin said. "They're here only to from Skokie, Wilmette, Park "This was integrated into the [email protected] children to enroll in the Skokie teach the children, and that al- Ridge, Evanston, Morton Grove Montessori curriculum from the Montessori School, which is ways shows. The kids thrive." and Chicago. beginning. Before you can teach A WRAPPORTS celebrating its 10th anniversary The three educators who run Unlike public schools, students academics, you teach your child COMPANY this year. Tucked away in the Skokie Montessori School - Joji are not segregated nearly as independence, inner discipline. comfortable lower level of a Escanilla, Jackie Arellano and strictly by age. Children ages 2 You teach the child the basics q,Printed withsoyinks synagogue, Skokie Montessori Mariquita Florendo - are also and 3, 3 to 6, and 6 to 12 form the and then he or she can thrive in onrecycled paper. School works with children ages sisters, although they don't go three groupings. the real world." 6 THURSDAY, MAY23,2013 NIL Community pioneerlocal.com

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NATASHA WASINSKI I $8 million in repairs and con- officials broke ground to kick which expires in 2015. of the work is long overdue. i Contributor struction work this summer. off the building of a new gym "lt was imperative we got Hynes Elementary School Voters approved the sale of on the Hynes campus. Con- (the work) done," Karlin said. was built in 1957. Golf Middle The small gym at Hynes El- bonds to fund to the projects struction, estimated to cost "As soon as the waiver is gone, School went up in 1961. ementary School doubles as a last November. But the district about $1.3 million, is expected it becomes dangerous to put as Golf is receiving about $3 lunch room, making it impos- had to pare down its request to finish by January. many kids as we would have to million in repairs, while Hynes' sible for students to get their and put a referendum on the Currently students take in the Hynes gym ... It's real im- work totals $3.27 million plus state-required dose of physical ballot twice before residents' physical education class three portant to make it a safe place the cost of the new gym. education daily. hopped on board. The smaller or four times a week in the for them to be, to learn, just to The district is also spending The 25-year-old ventilation bond issue referendum passed school's current multi-purpose grow." $400,000 to repair both facili- unit at Golf Middle School is by about 6 percent of the vote. gym, reported Principal Carol District 67 is also improv- ties' sidewalks, parking lots and so outdated that replacement School board president Lou- Westley. ing the infrastructure of both campuses. parts must be custom ordered. se Karlin said not all the work Illinois is one of six states that Hynes and Golf Schools this Design and construction firm The Morton Grove schools District 67 had wanted would mandate daily physical educa- year. Some of the repair work Wight and Company is receiv- boilers, one of which bears a get done but that "we're real tion at every grade level. For includes upgrading heating and ing nearly $793,000 for design plate dated 1961, can literally happy the community agreed the past 17 years, Hynes has air conditioning units, installing work and related services, in blow at any minute," according with us on some of the fixes." been exempt from meeting this computerized thermostats, set- addition to a $654,020 contin- to Jamie Reilly, superintendent She added: "We're bringing requirement through a state ting up new sprinkler systems, gency fee. of Golf Elementary School Dis- the schools up to date and it's waiver. and replacing boilers, windows Reilly said the total principal trict 67. exciting." Discussions on the school's and galvanized piping. and interest repayment on To remedy these woes, the The school board approved space issues date back four Reilly said the district isn't outthe bonds, which extend 15 two-school, K-8 district is get- bid packages for the work years, when the district was of compliance with state stan- years, is approximately $9.85 ting ready to kick off a series of earlier this month. On May 14, preparing to sign its last waiver, dards for safety but that much million. U

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f BY JENNIFER JOHNSON I brought us closer together. lt lived there was material that [email protected] opens a lot of conversations I wanted to give voice to. and connections for people There was a lot of writing in Michael Hainey who have read ¡t. They think that class. This book, in some grew up with a about the conversations in ways, was in line with that lit- their own families they want erature of Chicago class (that family mystery. to have. Drennan taught). It was a love Q: What have readers letter to Chicago and growing He was just 6 years old shared with you? up there. when his father, Bob, a copy A: I get emails from people Q: There are many ques- editor with the Chicago Sun- who read it and thank me tions that couldn't be an- Times, died suddenly at age for writing it, saying it has swered in your book because 35. As an adult, Hainey, a Park inspired them to think about you can't interview your dad. Ridge native, realized that their own families and the As a journalist, how do you certain things he had been journeys and conversations deal the fact that not all your told about his father's death they want to have. You don't questions can be answered? didn't add up. And always, have to have mysteries to A: I think you just try to ask there seemed to be too many have these conversations withas many people as you can. things left unsaid. your family. Most of the time I think it's knowing that all Curiosity, combined with it's about learning about yourthe questions you have got- the ever-present journalist own family. ten answers to have been inside him, led Hainey on a Q: What schools did you answered the best they can. 10-year journey investigating attend when you were grow- I was very rigorous in the the circumstances around his ing up in Park Ridge? reporting of the book and father's untimely death and, A: I went to Thomas Edison making sure everything was ultimately, learning important Elementary, which is gone answered. things about his life and his now. Then I went to Lincoln Q: Are there any other career as a Chicago newspa- Jr. High and Maine South books in your future? perman in the 1960s. (graduating in 1982). A: Yes. I'm working on a Hainey turned that research Q: Did you write for the no el and I have an idea for a into a memoir entitled 'Af- Maine South newspaper? nor fiction book. ter Visiting With Friends." A: No, I worked on the Q What do you think your The book was published in creative writing magazine. I dad iiould have thought of Feburary and earned a spot was back in Chicago when this book? on the New York Times Best- the book came out and there A: I think ultimately he seller List. were a bunch of readings would have loved it.I didn't "After Visiting Friends" and my high school English know what to think and Park Ridge native and GO editor Michael Hainey poses with his teacher, Bill Drennan, who many people who knew him name-drops Park Ridge mother, Barbara, during a February party for his memoir "After and some of the area's well- was also my track coach, told me he would have been Visiting Friends." I NEILSON BARNARD/GETTY IMAGES known places, like Mary, Seat had lunch with me. lt was the proud and impressed by it. of Wisdom Church where day I found out the book had There's a mystery inside of the family attended mass, O: Reading your book, it's us. As my mother said when made the New York Times it, but the point of the book and Maryhill Cemetery in clear this was a very person- I showed her the manuscript, Bestseller List. lt was a great was that it's not the totality Niles, where Hainey's father isal journey for you. Why did 'lt's the truth. Why shouldn't moment to share with one of of anyone. I think I worked buried. you want to publish it? it get out there? Maybe it will the teachers who inspired mevery hard in the book to hon- Hainey, who is deputy edi- A: lt's a very personal story,help someone else." to write and really believed inor everyone I encountered. If tor of GO Magazine in New but it's also a very universal Q: How has the book been my talent. you can write and you have York, said that in writing the story. Every family has its received by your family? Q: How did he inspire you?the privilege and honor of book, "capturing Park Ridge mysteries, secrets. And inside A: They love it. As my A: His was the first English having that skill, you pick and the world I grew up in of those mysteries are uni- mother said, it's the best gift Iclass I took that exposed me up a pen to bring something was something I wanted to versal truths we can relate to, could have given her becauseto the voice of Chicago, and true and beautiful in the do." and I think that can help all ofit's about the truth and ¡t has made me see that where I world. U e i THURSDAY,MAY23,2013 NIL Police Blotter *pioneerlocal.com

The following incidents were influence, possession of drug CRIME BRIEFS listed ¡n the official bulletin paraphernalia, possession of of the Ni/es Police Depart- marijuana and speeding on BATTERY Condominium building on from a display and stuffing it ment. Readers are reminded the morning of May 11. Police the 9700 block of Dee Road.down his pants on the eve- that an arrest does not con- stopped Castle's vehicle af- A 19-year-old Chicago manPolice said the victim was ning of May 12. He then left stitute a finding of guilt. Only ter it was reportedly clocked told police he was attached meeting with the ex-boy- the store with another man. a court of law can make that speeding at 60 mph in a 35 by a group of three individu- friend of the suspect when determination. mph speed zone on the 8400 als wearing black hooded the alleged attack occurred. BURGLARY block of Milwaukee Avenue at sweatshirts while he and a No charges were filed. TO VEHICLE 2:15 a.m.. Police said a search friend walked in a parking of Castle's vehicle uncovered lot outside Golf Mill Shop- THEFT A coat, pair of sunglasses Romauld Woronko, 52, of a small plastic bag contain- ping Center just after 10 and three packs of ciga- 3028 W. 77th Ave., Elmwood ing suspected marijuana and p.m., May 11. The victim told A Glenview woman report-rettes were stolen between Park, was charged with drivinga glass pipe used for smoking police he was struck several ed her iPhone was stolen on May 11 and May 12 from a under the influence, driving marijuana. He has a May 31 times ¡n the arms and chest the morning of May 11 after vehicle parked on the 8800 without a valid license, speed- court date. before the group fled in an she put the phone down block of Grand Street. ing and improper turning on unknown direction. in order to use a blood- the night of May 10. He was Przemyslaw Lewandowski, pressure machine at a fitness PROPERTY DAMAGE taken into custody at 9:36 p.m.33, of 1852 Prairie, Northbrook, Police said a 20-year-old center on the 8500 block of on the 8600 block of Milwau- was charged with driving un- Evanston woman reported Golf Road. An employee at Fresh kee Avenue. He had a May 21 der the influence and improper she was grabbed by a Farms International Market, court date. lane usage on the morning of 20-year-old Des Plaines Police said surveillance 5740 W. Touhy Ave., told May 11. He was taken into cus- woman and scratched n video from a store on the police that on May 5 a man Keffry Castle, 27, of 5467 N. tody at 3:08 am. on the 8100 the face and neck on the 8900 block of Milwaukee entered the store and used a Normandy Ave., Chicago, was block of Milwaukee Avenue. He afternoon of May 13 in rear Avenue showed a man grab-box cutter to slice open sev- charged with driving under thehas a May 29 court date. lobby of a Terrace Square bing a laptop computer eral bags of rice. I

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Maine South High Studio 22 was a safe, nurtur- School's Hawkettes ing environment that provided the sort of training they varsity dance team couldn't get anywhere else. Austriaco also noted that has won awards some of their competitors, at the local and including Glenbrook South High School and Loyola national levels. Academy, would be able to attend classes. As she saw But when Hawkettes ar- it, that gave them an unfair rived at the Maine Township advantage. High School District 207 They stopped short of urg- board meeting in May, they ing the district to repeal the were doing a different sort of policy altogether. Austriaco dance. argued that because Graney Together with Hawkettes wasn't a full-time teacher, Booster Club President Au- the policy shouldn't apply rora Abella-Austriaco, they to her. But the policy text urged the board to change clearly states that it applies the policy that prevented the 'all school employees," which team from taking lessons and includes coaches. training at Niles-based Studio Conflict of interest issues 22 High Tek. The studio is with Studio 22 may ex- owned by team coach Jackie tend beyond Graney. Alexis Graney, which, under the dis- Federighi, the Hawkettes' trict policy, poses a conflict Junior Varsity Coach, is listed of interest. as one of the instructors. But A week after the meeting, according to Spring 2013 the issue shows no sign of be- schedule, she isn't currently ing resolved. The district con- teaching any classes. tinues to stand by its policy, Since the meeting, all of while Graney herself carefully the parties involved seem to Maine South Hawkettes perform on the ABC 7 Morning Show's Dance 0ff Competition in 2011. avoids making public corn- I JOE be keeping quiet. Autriaco ITheCYGANOWSKI-For Sun-Times Media ments one way or another. didn't respond to Pioneer Graney founded Studio Press' requests for comment. 22 not long after grad uat- two classes every Thursday. look unethical. lt's a fine dis- 22 facilities in any way, shape Graney declined to comment, ing from DePaul University in The district policy does nottinction, but an important or form. asking Pioneer Press to direct 2010. By that point, she had prohibit coaches from oper- one. Even if Graney never But the studio isn't shying its inquiries to David Beery, been the Hawkettes' head ating private businesses. But mentioned Studio 22 to any away from the links to the the district's Director of coach for two years. The stu- last year, the district learned of the Hawkettes, the very Hawkettes. Graney's official Communications. dio, which is located at the that sorne of the Hawkettes fact that she might be able biography on the studio's Berry, in turn, said that Golf Mill Shopping Center, were taking classes at Studio to use her position to recruit website highlights the team's the district is standing by its offers classes in a variety of 22. District officials advised students somewhere down success under her coaching, policy. classic and contemporary Ganey that this violated the the line is enough to violate noting every award. "The Board's basic concern dance techniques, including district's Unethical Influence the policy. The matter might have is that they want to avoid any ballet, jazz and high kicks. and Behavior policy. So the policy essentially ended there if it weren't for conflict of interest that could Graney serves as the stu- Adapted in 2007, the policycut off the possibility at the the Hawkettes and the mern- arise when a district em- dios director and a teacher. is designed to do more then source. So long as they were bers of the team's booster ployee advertises classes and According to Spring 2013 ensure the teachers don't members of the Hawkettes, club. During the May 6 meet- training in a place where they schedule, she teaches two do something unethical - it the students weren't allowed ing, they urged the board to earn income." U classes every Tuesday and prohibits anything that might to take classes or use Studio reconsider, insisting that the 12I THURSDAY, MAY 23, 2013 NIL Community ioneerlocalcom Man shot outside Westfield Old Orchard Shopping Center

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Senators voted, 91-7, to confirm Marilyn B. Tavenner, 61, to direct an agency that runs Medicare. Medicaid and Children's Health Insurance and part of the 2010 health law. A yes vote backed Tavenner to lead the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. Sen. Richard Durbin: YES; Sen. Mark Kirk: YES Join us on Major roll call votes in the House National Senior Health & Fitness Day to discover healthy aging at Central Baptist Village! 1. FINANCIAL REGULATION 2 34 Members voted, 235-161, to limit the Securities Bobby Rush, D-lst N Y YN and Exchange Commission in its implementa- Robin Kelly, D-2nd N Y YN * Dan Lipinski, D-3rd N Y YN hon of the Dodd-Frank financial-regulation law. A yes vote was to pass a Republican bill that Luis Gutierrez, D-4th X X XN would blunt the impact of the law on banks and Mike Quigley, D-Sth X X XX Health & Weilness Fair other financial-services firms. (HR 1062). Peter Roskam, R-6th Y N NY Danny Davis, D-7th N Y YN Day ofHealth, Weliness, Fitness & Screenings Tammy Duckworth, D-Bth N Y YN Jan Schakowsky, D-9th N Y YN 2. FIRST RESPONDERS, Brad Schneider, D-lOth Y Y YN TEACHERS Bill Foster, D-llth N Y VN Wednesday, May29 Bill Enyart, D-l2th N Y VN Members voted, 179-217, to reject a Democratic Rodney Davis, R-l3th Y N NY bid to keep any part of HR 1062 (above) from Randy Hultgren, R-l4th Y N NV 10:00-3:30 p.m. weakening Security and Exchange Commission John Shimkus, R-l5th Y N NY powers to guard the pensions of first respond- Adam Kinzinger, R-l6th Y N NY The Commons at Central Baptist Village ers and teachers or protect U.S. firms from for- Chan Bustos, D-l7th N Y VN eign takeovers. A yes vote backed the motion. Aaron Schock, R-l8th 'Y, N NY 4747 N Canfield Avenue I Norridge 3. COST-BENEFIT ANALYSES 708-583-8500 Members voted, 165-233, to defeat a bid by 4. HEALTH LAW REPEAL Democrats to scrap HR 1062 (above) and replace it with a simple description of the multiple Members voted, 229-195, to repeal the "Obam- cost-benefit analyses that the Securities and acare" health law, which was enacted in 2010 Featured Events lnclude Exchange Commission already is required to and upheld by the Supreme Court in 2012. The do in its regulation of Wall Street. A yes vote House GOP has now voted three times to repeal backed the motion. the law and more than 30 times to change it. A CONDUCTORCIZE® Class led by Maestro David Dworkin yes vote was to pass HR 45. and a special screening of AgeofChampions. Key votes ahead

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Emanuel, business leaders make State workers anxious as CBO: Obama budget cuts pitch for McCormick arena lawmakers debate pensions deficits $1.1T by 2023 Mayor Rahm Emanuel said Thursday he's not us- An Illinois agency manager might have to delay President Barack Obama's budget would trim ¡ng public money to build a basketball arena for retirement. A former university secretary wonders projected federal deficits by $1.1 trillion over the DePaul University as much as DePaul issubsi- if she'll have to cancel vacations. A state office as- coming decade, using nearly $6 in higher revenues dizing" an event center" that McCormick Place sistant fears he won't be able to afford the medi- for every $1 in reduced spending to achieve it, Con- needs to compete, thus freeing millions to reno- cal care his wife needs. gress' nonpartisan budget analyst said Friday. vate Navy Pier. Anxiety and anger are growing among state After four straight years of annual shortfalls ex- Down was up and up was down as Emanuel employees and retirees who wonder what will ceeding $1 trillion, the Congressional Budget Office joined business and labor leaders at McCormick happen to their pocketbooks if lawmakers make report said Obama's budget would push this year's Place to begin the formidable job of selling the expected changes to the state's pension systems deficit down to $669 billion. Annual shortfalls concept of using more than $100 million in pub- that could require workers to pay even more to- would shrink slowly to $399 billion in 2017 before lic money to bankroll a 10,000-seat arena near ward retirement, increase the retirement age and rising again, the report said. McCormick Place. lt will become the new men's cut annual increases in benefits. The report did little to resolve the budget im- and women's basketball home of the DePaul Blue Workers spent their careers paying into their passe between Obama and congressional Repub- Demons. pension funds what the law told them to pay licans. The White House wants to reduce deficits lt's a tough sell. Aldermen, union leaders and while, for decades, Legislatures and governors further with a mix of tax increases and spending local residents have questioned the mayor's shorted and even skipped the state's required cuts, while Republicans have said they won't con- priorities at a time when Emanuel is closing 53 payments. Now the General Assembly is scram- sider higher taxes. elementary schools, phasing out the city's 55 bling to solve a Goliath-size fiscal problem: a $97 Chiefly because of spending increases his budget percent subsidy for retiree health care and using billion shortfall in the money needed to cover proposes, Obama's fiscal plan would make next millions in overtime to mask a shortage of police promised payouts to current and former employ- year's deficit $115 billion higher than the $560 bil- officers. ees who belong to five state pension systems, lion shortfall that the budget office estimates for 'If DePaul was not investing $70 million as a including public school teachers, judges and legis-2014 without the president's policies. Republicans major anchor tenant, we would have to come lators themselves. criticized that and contrasted the $542 billion defi- up with the resources [to build the arena and] I Two proposals, each sponsored by the head of cit Obama's budget would leave in 2023 with the would not have the ability to transfer resources each chamber, are competing for votes among spending plan approved by the GOP-run House, to Navy Pier and do the revitalization," Emanuel lawmakers who want a deal before the Legislature which relies on deep spending cuts to achieve bal- told reporters at McCormick Place. adjourns May 31. ance by that year. - Ch/cago Sun-T/mes - The Associated Press - The Associated Press 16 ThURSDAY, MAY 23,2013 I NIL

VIEWPOINT IPioneer Press 1,000 WORDS IJack Higgins Drunk driving proposal needs moderation Should a 120-pound woman who drinks more than a single beer be charged with drunken driving?

What about a 160-pound man who drinks more than two beers? The feds say yes. The booze industry says rio. There is a practical middle ground. The National Transportation Safety Board called on states to lower the legal limit for driving from a 0.08 to 0.05 percent blood-alcohol content. In several European countries, lowering the standard brought about an 8 to 12 percent drop in traffic fatalities among people aged 18 to 49. But this argument bumps up hard against ac- ceptable social norms in the United States. Reduce the limit to 0.07 or even 0.06? That would not reduce the number of alcohol-related crashes entirely, but better balance safety concerns with widely accepted social practices. Remnants oframpagehauntusstill The 25th anniversary of in with a security guard. to stop some determined She left a firebomb at a school. She But what have we mentally unhinged person tried to enter another school with a the Laurie Dann shoot- learned since Laurie Dann? with a gun. can of gasoline. She tried to set fire to ing spree on the North Not much, I'm afraid. The gun is the conun- a home with a mother and two chil- I wondered about that drum, isn't it? Governmentdren trapped ¡n the basement. Shore passed last week one day just last week. My is focusing on the gun as Dann's intent was to kill. She was with little need to note son left some homework the problem and is seek- seriously ill and taking medication at home (where else?), SEF ¡ng to restrict them. I don'tand her intent was to kill a lot of the fateful date. and I decided to take it to BIJA own a gun, and I'm not a people. school. I arrived safely and gun advocate. I don't be- The measures we've taken so far to All of us who lived through it and found the one open door lieve someone like Dann, stop another Laurie Dann rampage still have kids in school are reminded in the entire building. I walked into or any of these other crazed killers - locked doors, unarmed security of it nearly every day. When we send the vestibule and was stopped by the since Dann, should have had access guards - have done little other than them off to school, there is in the security guard. to a gun. give us false comfort. back of every parent's mind the fear The guard was unarmed. lt struck Common-sense gun legislation Gun control probably won't be the of the unimaginable horror that too me he would have been the first ¡s what is needed. But just look at answer either. Someone like Dann, many parents have suffered since thatpoor victim ¡f Laurie Dann visited the Washington and it is clear that noth- mentally ill and determined to kill, will terrible day on the North Shore. school this day. ¡ng with any common sense will comefind a way to get the gun, or the poi- Parents face the remnants of Dann's So what's the point of having an out of there. son, or the firebomb. rampage whenever we visit our kids' unarmed security guard? Most of Dann herself did not rely on just a The issue is mental illness and how schools. Confronted by locked doors, the people who come to the school gun. Before her rampage she made we treat it. And so little progress has we must ask to be buzzed in, or sign are parents. But he can't do a thing treats and juice laced with arsenic. been made in 25 years. NIL THURSDAY, MAY 23, 2013

pioneerlocal.comOpinion Li Ifyou canread this, read something else l've already book, a jaunty, jolly book. Books with your choice of started seeing vampires, or detectives, recommenda- or seemingly doomed lovers. tions for summer But now, there isn't an electronic device that isn't reading. PAUL BAC OR'S, MASTER'S AND SASSONE portable, or doesn't have DOCTORAL DEGREES IN: Most of the recom- a portable counterpart. mendations are for books Whatever people can do > BUSINESS wouldn't read ifI were inside, they can now also > COUNSELING AND PSYCHOLOGY paid by the word. do outside. > EDUCATION But that's OK. People should read So, s this the end of summer > HUMAN SERVICES what they want to read. reading? OK, OK, people should read what Or even reading? I want them to read, but legally they Well, the trend is not so good. don't have to. The National Endowment for the What I always wonder is whether Arts states that reading - read- the people who make a fuss over ing for fun, reading that people summer reading also read in fall, win-are not required to do - is down. ter and spring. lt's down by 7 percent since 1992 NATIONAL LOUIS I am not an anthropologist - for adults and 12 percent for though I play one at the drop of a 18-to-24-year-olds. hat - but I think the concept of sum- On the other hand, people are mer reading came about because reading a lot on computers, phones UNIVERSITY people couldn't take their entertain- and other electronic devices. cHICAGO'S ORIGINAL ADULT-FOCUSED UNIVERSITY ment devices with them when they Plus, summer reading may get pursued summery - i.e., out-doorsy a boost because of the electronic For more than 125 years, National Louis University (NLU) has been activities. readers now available that are quite preparing adults for success in professions that make a difference People enjoyed indoor activities beach-worthy. in the lives of individuals and communities. during fall, winter and spring. I'm just curious what it is people They would watch TV, yak with are reading on these electronic Classes are small and focused. Study options include part- and full-time their friends on the phone, listen to devices. programs, as well as online, on-campus, daytime and evening courses. music. I know what I'd like to think. Students engage with industry experts and build their professional In summer they had to figure out But I have this horrible, nagging networks. NLU generously accepts previous college credit, and Enrollment feeling that what they are reading is what to do at the beach without their Advisors are here to help plan a path to your degree that may be closer entertainment devices. not novels and histories, but the col- than you think. Read a book, was the answer. lected tweets of Madison Finnoss: Not a heavy book, not Finnegan's "Going to lunch. Stop at bathroom Explore the degree options that can bring your career goals within reach. Wake, but a summer book, a light first." a Call or visit NLU online today. Nues Herald-Spectator Wants to Hear from You CHOOSE YOUR PROGRAM www.nl.edu/info NATIONAL Please send your Letters to the Editor to News Producer Ben Meyerson at bmeyerson@ 855.NLU.INFO pioneerlocalcom or by mail to Niles Herald-Spectator, 350 N. Orleans, Chicago, IL 60654. LOUIS Please keep letters to 250 words or fewer. The Herald-Spectator reserves the right to edit UNIVERSITY letters for length, clarity and content. All letters must be signed to be published. i 886 CHICAGO ELGIN LISLE SKOKIE WHSELING N I THURSDAY, MAY 23,2013 I

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being the Chiefs of Police inmarijuana, diversion of the Plaines, Niles and Park Passage of such legisla- Open letter on medical Des Plaines, Niles and Park extra will become prob- Ridge have long been advo-tion is contrary to what marijuana to the Ridge, we find ¡t ¡mperative lematic), allows a qualified cates of programs designedmembers of the Maine communities of Des to voice our concerns con- medical marijuana patient to teach and educate stu- Township community have Plaines, Niles and Park cerning this pending legisla-to drive under the influence dents and parents about strived to achieve for years Ridge tion with members of our of marijuana unless found todrug use and the potential concerning the use of illicit On April 17, 2013 the Il- community. be 'impaired" (enforcementpitfalls and addictions that drugs. We strongly urge all linois House of Representa- As proposed, the legisla- of "impaired" becomes verycan result. Our departmentsmembers of the community tives passed H B-001, often tion includes the following problematic) and HB-001 have partnered with MCYAF,to contact their local State referred to as "Medical provisions; Allows 18-year- does not allow local govern-Maine Community Youth Senate and House represen- Marijuana" legislation, by a old children (high school ment to prohibit the culti- Assistance Foundation, tatives to voice opposition vote of 61-57 in favor. The seniors) to get medical vation, dispensing and use which has been a recog- to this proposed legislation. legislation is next expected marijuana cards without a of medical cannabis as au- nized leader in sponsoring Sincere/y, to be called for a vote in theparent's permission, allows thorized (a dispensing site prevention programs like Frank Kaminski, Chief of Senate sometime during thequalifying medical mari- could come to your commu-Parents Who Host Lose the Po/ice, Park Ridge next few weeks. juana patients to get 2.5 nity). These points are just Most and "Talk to Your Kids. William Kushne, Chief of With our collective ounces of marijuana every some of the "high" lights Early and Often" in order to Pa/ice, Des Plaines 90-years-plus of law en- 14-day period or 13 "joints" proposed. prevent drug and alcohol Dean Strze/ecki, Chief of forcement experience and per day (with this much Our communities of Des abuse. Police, Ni/es

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BY JENNIFER JOHNSON J reading. Each was given a jjohnsonpioneerIocaI.com choice to participate in one of several philanthropic ac- A group of Maine tivities: landscaping at Ian- East High School nelli Studios, volunteering at a retirement home, working students got a with special-needs students lesson in the art of at Clearbrook, removing an invasive plant species from a landscaping when Linne Woods near Dempster Street and the Chicago River they embarked in Morton Grove, and deliv- on the first phase ering and sorting shoes for donation to Chicago-based of a beautifica- Share Your Soles, which col- tion project at lects footwear for children in developing countries. the former home "There's a benefit of having and studio of Park multiple choices of places to go," Pappageorge explained. Ridge artist Alfonso "If they're given a choice as lannelli. to what they want to do, their motivation is usually higher." Twenty-seven students, As part of their classroom members of Maine East's in- lessons, the students learn tegrated freshmen literacy about how to make the world course, traded their pens and a better place. A real-life op- paper for shovels, spádes and portunity to volunteer their wheelbarrows on May 15 as time for a charitable act helps part of a lesson ¡n philanthro- to reinforce this lesson, Pap- Lissette Diaz, 17, of Maine East High School, plants hostas along the front yard pathway of lannelli Studios py at lannelli Studios Heritage pageorge said.

$ Heritage Center in Park Ridge. I JENNIFER JOHNSON-Sun-Times Media Center, 255 N. Northwest "These kids have tremen- Highway. dous potential," he said. "To The teens, under the direc- so lilies can be planted. Flow- overnight," she said. We said, 'lt's going to be hardgive them the chance to show tion of their teachers and ers were provided by local Teacher Tim Pappageorge, work,' and they were like, 'OK.that potential, they will sur- members of the Kalo Founda- gardener Joan Mann, who who supervised the stu- We want to do that," Pa ppa- prise us with what they can tion of Park Ridge, worked all also designed a tong-term dents' work at the nonprofit george said. do." morning to transplant bushes,landscaping project for the center, said the group was The students are among "They've done a fantastic plant flowers and other grounds. She anticipates the enthusiastic about the proj- a group of loo freshmen job in the short time they've greenery, and dig up a sec- project will take about three ect and comfortable working enrolled in the integrated lit- been here," observed Judy tion of grass along the Elm years to complete. together. eracy course that combines Street side of the property "You don't plant a garden "They chose to come here. English, history, science and I Plant (Page 20] 20 THURSDAY MAY23 2013 NIL choo1 CHICAGO ST4TE pioneeriocal.com UNIVERSITY

Students from Maine East High School perform yard work at lannelli Studios Heritage : Center in Park Ridge May 15 as part of a class project. JENNIFER JOHNSON-Sun- Times Media

Plant were growing too close to the building. IContinued from page 19 'I felt good about bringing nature "As a business student, I found an edge to back," Punjabi said. "Without nature Barclay of the Kalo Foundation, which we wouldn't be here." make my dream a reality.I always wanted to be owns lannelli Studios. 'l've never seen Classmate Bejoy Titus, 15, of Des young people scurry so fast to get Plaines, described the project as a way an entrepreneur. Today, my business has things done." to 'help save history." expanded to include three locations." In the front yard, Lissette Diaz, 17, of When they weren't digging in the Morton Grove planted hostas along the dirt, the students were getting a quick fence line and walkway, with help from lesson in Park Ridge art history and John Meyer Victoria Hernandez, 15, of Des Plaines, Alfonso lannelli, who is perhaps best and Taylor Alcala, 15, of Nues. known locally for contributing to Owner of BJ's Market "We all knew how to garden so we the art deco design of the Pickwick teamed up together to get the job Theatre. Class of 1987 done,' Diaz said. "They were challenged to think Nearby, Alan Kettina, 15, of Niles, about historic preservation," Pappa- and Joshua Pearson, 16, of Des Plaines, george said. "Why do we do it? What YOU.. .GREATER. worked to dig up sections of grass is it important? What's the nature of it along the walkway so new plants could and what does lannefli have to do with grow there. it?" 'I like helping people out with what- The Kalo Foundation will need to rely ever they need help with," Kettina said. on other volunteers and donations to "I think it's great we can help out for a help complete the landscaping project, CS U.ed u/a dmiss io n s/ good cause." said Barclay, who called the students' In the side yard along Elm Street, participation "a good opportunity for Call 773.995.2513 now. Charles Mathew, 15, of Morton Grove, us and a good opportunity for them and Ashutosh Punjabi, 14, of Des Accredited by the Higher Lea rning Comm,ss,on. Copyüght © 20?? -2013. AI! Rights Reserved by Chicago State University to feel they have done a good thing Plaines, helped transplant bushes that for their community." NIL I THURSDAY, MAY 23, 2013 Community p,oneerlocal.com Historical Society pitches new deal for Youth Campus site

about $120,000. That doesn't include improve at Solomon Cottage. BYJENNIFER JOHNSONI jjohnson@pioneerlocatcom additional renovation and improve- Park Board Commissioner Jim ments the Historical Society wants. O'Brien questioned the need of the The Park Ridge Historical Society is a week. This would allow the park Executive Director Gayle Mount- cottage being used for other park seeking a deal that will turn a cottagedistrict to use the building for other castle said the park district has never district purposes as well. "We don't at the former Park Ridge Youth Cam- purposes as well, he said. provided 'build-out" funding to otherneed more shared space. We have pus into a history center. And because the park district affiliate groups. "If we were to be put-plenty of shared space we don't use But the deal will only work if the would continue to own the building, ting capital money to build this facil- now," he said. "We shouldn't kid our- Park Ridge Recreation and Park Historical Society board members ity out, we'd need to know the typicalselves that this is going to be a mon- District foots the bill for renovation feel the park district should pay to use," she said. "We'd need to know ey-generating facility." costs, the historical society says. maintain the structure, Machon said. that it would fit our purposes." He suggested that perhaps the Park H storica I Society Treasurer Kirke "We don't envision spending our Park Board President Rick Biagi Ridge Parks Foundation could work Machon told the Park Board on May money fixing that building up," he said he could envision the park dis- with the Historical Society to fund- 16 that the organization is looking for told the park board. trict paying to make the building raise for the building improvements. a new type of agreement that will al- The Historical Society is also pro- "habitable" but didn't think additional In February the Historical Society low shared use of Solomon Cottage, posing that it pay no rent for the cot- money should be spent "to make it proposed a 50-year lease agreement built in 1908 at the Youth Campus, tage. In addition, members want the look more aesthetically pleasing." with the park district, in which the so- 733 N. Prospect Ave. The park districtpark district to develop an agreement Machon said it wouldn't make ciety would fund the cost of renova- is in the process of buying the cam- that will give the society one year to sense for the Historical Society to tions, but pay no rent. The Park Board pus. Machon said the Historical So- vacate if that is the desire of the park pay to renovate Solomon Cottage if itwas hesitant to enter such an agree- ciety envisions an interactive history board. doesn't own the building. ment, suggesting that the Historical center that will feature TVs, moveable Machon said conceptual plans esti- The $13.2 referendum to buy the Society be treated as an affiliate, displays and some artifacts. lt would mate the cost of bringing the building Youth Campus, approved by voters much like Park Ridge sports teams be open to the public roughly once up to compliance for public use at in April, doesn't include funding to that use park district fields.

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Monthly health exemption and deferral, to 2 p.m. June 15 in the L programs NUes Park District, The Center of Concern, the senior citizen tax parking lot, at 7429 N. Takes place from 7-8 6676 W. Howard St., 1580 N. Northwest assessment freeze, and Milwaukee Ave., Niles. Tuesdays, at Advocate (847) 967-6633. Highway, Suite 310, Parkthe long-time occupant Various sellers, both Lutheran General Hos- Feat of Fitness, a Ridge, (847) 823-0453, homeowner property private and vendors will pital, 1775 Dempster St. monthly health seminar www.centerofconcern. tax exemption. sell items in the church'sPark Ridge. Programs which takes place at theSummer Camp org, calendar of events parking lot. Food and include: May 28: "Deal- Center Court of Golf MillRegistration includes: beverages will also be ing with Menopause: Shopping Center from available. $10 per space.Is it Hot in Here or is it 9-10:15 am. every sec- COMMUN TY Call (847) 647-9867. 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On a weekday percent coming from Niles itself. The Internet helped afternoon, to expand their reach even Minstrel Music storefurther. "We don't get as much is buzzing with walk-in traffic as we used to," activity. said Sizos, "but we sell lots of stuff online." In the front, an employee But it was their guitar and answers a customer's ques- amplifier repair that has re- tions about one of the gui- ally put Minstrel Music on tars hanging on the walls. In the map. Sizos recalled that the workshop area in back, one customer had a guitar another employee is taking shipped all the way from Bei- apart an amplifier. And over jing. The store's reputation in a classroom, one of the reached the point where it instructors is teaching a teen-was enough to attract celeb- age boy how to play guitar. rities. Some of their more fa- Since 1977, Minstrel Music mous clients include Chicago has been selling and repair- Blues pioneer Buddy Guy, ing guitars and amplifiers Quiet Riot and alternative for aspiring musicians and rock band Veruca Salt. professionals alike. In recent Sizos estimates that about years, the store shifted focus 25 percent of Minstrel Music's Sizos, owner of Minstrel Music in Niles, talks to a customer. Sizos has expanded Minstrel to a full- somewhat as revenues from current clientele are profes- service music store serving musicians worldwide, thanks to the Internet.I ROB DICKER-Sun-Times Media the repair of vintage sound sional artists. The rest are IJohn equipment and music classes either amateurs or semi-pro- increased. But John Sizos, thefessionals. The later includes working now, but it will be store's current owner, says people who would have been once I'm finished with it." that Mistrel Music approachesable to earn a living from Classes are another growth every part of its business singing if the current econo- area. Minstrel Music cur- with equal enthusiasm and my didn't limit opportunities. rently teaches guitar, bass, effort. In the end of the day, 'There are less places for ukulele, keyboard and vocals. everybody in the store was people to play now," said Sizos said that the store adds there because of their love ofSizos. "lt's starting to come other lessons depending music, and everything they back, but mostly for rock and on demand and instructor do helps to spread that love country." availability. to others. Because of this, there aren't George Brohlin, Minstrel Minstrel Music has been a as many customers interested Music's guitar teacher, said Niles institution for 36 years. in buying instruments and that most of the students are lt moved locations several amplifiers. But Minstrel Music preteens and teenagers, but times, settling into its current has been able to make profit adults also enroll in decent space seven years ago. in other ways. numbers. In many cases, peo- Guitars, guitar accessories "Everything kind of com- pie who took classes when and amplifiers have tradition- pensates," said Sizos. "Sales John Sizos' longtime friend Michael Allen, right, stops in to chat they were young sign up their ally been Minstrel Music's are down, but repairs and les- with John Sizos at Minstrel Music in Niles. I ROB DICKER-Sun-Times own kids. bread and butter. Even now, sons are up." Media "l've been teaching for their selection is extensive In fact, Minstrel Music has twenty years," Brohlin reflect- and diverse. Sizos estimates become something of a go- of the amps they work on older than that. ed. "Right now, l've got a sec- that most of the custom- to place for restoration and were made over the last sixty "The oldest amp [we're ond generation of students, ers come from across the repair of vintage amplifiers years, but the store occasion-currently working on] is from going on a third." Chicago area, with about 25 that use vacuum tubes. Most ally gets amps that are even 1938," said Sizos. "lt's not The class also gets more ThURSDAY MAY 23 2013 Bun pioneerlocal.com

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commented that they were happy that their children had the opportunity to participate." Approximately $4,500 has been raised for w..,D. D Down syndrome research to date. "Many classmates of both of my sons, Eric, Transitloning who performed, and Jack, who has Down from syndrome, were present and enthusiastic supporters," Villalobos said. "I was touched by the outpouring of support. It was definitely BY WENDY ALTSCHULER a win-win for Down syndrome research, our children's participation in community service high school to college For Sun-Times Media and education to the general public about the In America, around one in 800 babies are will be majoring in while at school. lack of funding for Down syndrome research BY WENDY ALTSCHULER born with Down syndrome, a chromosomal and the status of current research." "We always encourage them to have a abnormality caused by a cell division that For Sun-Times Media good balance between work, family, and "I chose this forum - a music concert by The school year is wrapping up: high results in an additional 2 ist chromosome. young musicians - because I also think it friends throughout the summer," said Kuffel. The majority of people living with Down school seniors are enjoying their last few is important for children to do their part to "Time for relaxation is crucial so students are syndrome have cognitive delays ranging from weeks as the big fish in a small pond. They'll make the world a better place,"Villalobos energized for those first few weeks of school mild to severe. be moving on to bigger and better waters: adjustments." said. "They can use their talents to help their college. The time in between - simuner - Down Syndrome Research and Treat- peers, children with whom they integrate all Kuffel advised that getting to know your ment Foundation (DSRTF) is unique in that it will be one of the most Ímportant and trans- future roommate is important to some seniors the time in the classroom, on the playground funds solely biomedical research focused on and with whom they will integrate in the formative summers of their lives. but not all. "It is important to know yourself improving cognition - including learning, Jason Kuffel, director of college and career and your needs as you walk through your last workplace." memory and speech - in persons with Down "This opportunity to perform for a good counseling at Notre Dame College Prep in summer before college life," he said. syndrome. The DSRTF ultimately funds this cause means a lot to me," said volunteer musi- NUes, said that the last few months of any Peter McNuity, a senior math teacher at research so those with Down syndrome can cian, Christine Yeh, who has been playing school year axe aiways filled with a range of Loyola Academy inWiirnette, prepares his emotions, as seniors are keyed up and ner- lead more independent lives and avoid the piano at the MIC for more than a decade. students for graduation and life beyond by early onset of Aizheiiner's disease. Antony Sintonoff, a seasoned performer vous about what lies ahead. teaching through stories - true to life lessons 'They are excited about having their inde- Barbara Villalobos is a parent of a child and current student at the MIC, said: "Even in that his students are eager to hear. pendence and their own day-to-day decision with Down syndrome. After trying multiple my young age, I can become a part of some- "Seniors recognize that they'll soon be therapies and tutoring, she realized that her making abilities," Kuffel said. thing bigger and important that will help entering a world that will require them to be son, Jack, needs something more. Notre Dame College Prep has been assist- people with Down syndrome to be included ing students with the next steps by helping more responsible," said MCNUItY. "I also relate "If he can access a drug treatment that will in the everyday life of the community. We all them with the big questions: final college what we're learning in Calculus to the coursestrigger the parts of the brain responsthle for want to be loved and cared for and if I can memory, so many more possthilities open up choices, comparing financial aid offers and they'll be taking next year, and to the careers show my love and care with my work to others forhim,"Villalobos said."Down syndrome applying for scholarships. they'll be pursuing. I try to impart some of the I think I will have done something right." "We have helped the students with setting wisdom that I've gained in life. That tends to science is so close now that I felt compelled "It means a lot to me to be a part of this up registration days on campus along with stick longer than the math." to do my part and push forward on this mo- event because my little brother has Down letting colleges know they will not be attend- Senior theology teacher, Mark Chang, said mentum." syndrome. I would like to understand what Villalobos organized a fundraiser concert ing their specific institution," Kuffel said. "We seniors should resist the urge to get it all over goes through his mind and help him in any have encouraged them to finish strong so that and done with too quickly. called Jackapalooza - named after her son way I can to improve his speech and to help their GPAS continue to grow in hopes that Chang said students should appreciate, that was held on April 27 at the Winnetka him at school" said Eric Pinie, student at the they might receive a little more merit-based "the empowering experience of accomplish- Covenant Church, located at 1200 Hibbard MIC. "It makes me feel really great to be a Rd. in Wilmette. Performers from the Music money." ment, a sense of resolve to a long journey, the part of such a worthy cause that will not only The suimner in between high school and hope of a new beginning, a surge of passion- Institute of Chicago (MIC) in Winnetka took help my brother, but countless others with college is a pivotai one for many seniors. ate energy, a moment of revelation, an awak- the stage to join in on the cause-something Down syndrome and their fairiilies." Many graduating seniors are lining up jobs ening of one's identity, the joy of achievementthey all volunteered to do. If you want to support the cause, donate at for over the summer to offset financial need and a higher level of consciousness." 'The concert was a great success," Vil- www.dsrtf.org and click "jackapalooza" in the the following year-either for spending money "There is greater fullness to be experi- lalobos said. "The musicians performed drop-down menu on the donation page. while at college or to help their families pay enced in life when we allow ourselves to be exceptionally well, and parents of performers for tuition and other expenses. Other seniors present to the moment and by not getting too axe attempting to get a junipstart on theix ahead of ourselves," said Chang. To learn more about the Private Schools advertisers, visit career by obtaining a job in the field that they http: speciiIsectionssuntirIicomeduL iI!} teschoolsìindex.htrnl NIL THURSDAY, MAY 23, 2013 I 31 Special Section SPECIALSECIIONS.SUNTIMES.COM The Final Countdown Reflections seniors, teachers, faculty on the end of the school year classes, extra curricular activities, sports, BY WENDY ALTSCHULER applying to colleges and taking standardized For Sun-Times Media tests have consumed much of his time. Brimming with excitement during her finai "College seems to have neared the weeks of high school at Loyola Academy forefront of my attention. I'm excited for my inWilmette, senior Monay Robinson, said: next chapter, and I'm blessed to be weighing "It has gone by extremely fast. Throughout my options at several great schools for next my senior year, I have been making closer year. I also realize that my time at Loyola is A hug goodbye: Loyola Academy's seniors reflect on school activities, classes and friendships.I SUPPLIED PHOTO friendships and memories with the people not yet complete, and many milestones stand are tough ones for seniors because they're "We have been making sure our students I'm going to miss the most next year.' between now and graduation," Sullivan said. excited for college but also nervous about theare continuing to develop the skills they will "My friends and I have been swapping sto- 'Nothing reminds me that I'm still in high reality of leaving familiar surroundings. need to succeed in college and beyond," ries of those oh-so-awkward freshman phases;school like realizing that a barrage of tests "They are more eager in these final weeks Kane said. "Reading, writing, projects, tests, the times when we had braces and wouldn't and projects will be arriving in the coming to talk about life in general, and they seem to quizzes and class discussions will continue even make eye contact with our peers. I prac- weeks. I still manage to enjoy the work and need a little more individuai attention and mf- up until the last day. These last few weeks will ticafly memorized the Loyola floor patterns keep my attention focused on the present." firmation than in the preceding months," Ma- hopefully help make the transition to next that year," said Catherine Frehe, who is to Senior Mary Therese Forsyth has brought loney said. "I find myself spending a bit more year a smooth one." graduate with her triplet sisters. We've beenher awareness to her personal relationships time talking to students in the hallways and Kay Gregg, assistant director of campus sharing good memories these last weeks." with her family, friends and teachers. our conversations often center on their future,ministry, said: "Throughout the year we have Senior Charlie Schufreider, a performer in "It's beginning to sink in that I only have a what they should expect and generai ways of been preparing students to really embrace the spring musical, said, as the year comes to little time left, so I'm trying to not let the days dealing with the challenges of college life." their last year: spending time with the friends a close, he has taken the stress-free route of with classmates and teachers slip by," Forsyth In her class, Maloney asks her students to that they really care about, letting go of high managing his time and taking things in stride.said. "As ready as I feel for college, I don't do some deep reflection: "It's about more thanschool drama, stepping up to positions of He said he has allowed for more tinte for want to take all of the fabulous people I've simplychoosing an occupation or career; it's leadership and trying new things." myself, rather than stressing out about every met throughout high school for granted. I've about how they can live lives of meaning. As "Our message continues to be the same: tiny, school-related detail. I may not have saidbeen trying to appreciate all of the creature they prepare to graduate and move out into find things you love, don't forget about those that back in October when deadlines for es- comforts of home." the world, they have already begun to explorewho have walkedthisjourneywith youand says and applications were haunting me." Students aren't the only ones preparing forwho they are called to be." remember that the entire Loyola Academy Gavin Sullivan said that his senior year has graduation. Fran Maloney, Loyola Academy's English teacher Tim Kane helps students community will be here to support you as you been the busiest and best year he's ever had; theology department chair, said these days focus on the next stage of their academics. move forward," Gregg said.

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remediate soil. Compost can be used will quickly eat through decomposing 4. Spread a light layer of soil across to dress houseplants or added to gar- material, break down contaminants andthe top. den beds to yield healthier, heartier, turn a bin's contents into matter rich in 5. Before adding fresh scraps, turn more fruitful garden crops while serv- nutrients and beneficial for plants. the existing contents with a small ¡ng as a natural pesticide. Even house- spade allowing it to become the new plants will benefit from nutrient-dense carbon base. compost. 6. Repeat steps. IOEILI WEFENSTETTE Here are the basic concepts of vermi- 110-gallon plastic tote with lid composting and the steps for building Drill with a small drill bit a DIV compost bin in 10 minutes for 1 bag of organic soil As green thumbs dust less than $10. Newspaper Properly maintained bins should smell off gardening tools and Red Wigglers (can be found at pet earthy like dirt and will not attract pests. stores as turtle food) If the compost smells odorous or in- start cultivating pieces of sects are present, the nitrogen levels are ground, I'm reminded of Decomposition occurs when a bal- too high. Add more carbon and refrain ance of carbon and nitrogen are main- from adding food scraps for a few days. the benefits of playing in tamed in a 3:1 ratio. Carbons include Drill holes through the plastic bin and Composts will produce heat and the dirt. soil, paper (no glossy ads or colored lid in 1-inch increments stopping 2-3 moisture, but should be the consisten- paper), cardboard, coffee filters, tis- inches from the bottom. Holes should cy of a wrung out sponge. If your bin is A connection to the soil is said to el- sues, egg cartons, hair and sawdust be small enough to allow oxygen to too wet, remove excess water and add evate mood, reduce anxiety and boost and must cover the greens at all times. pass through while still containing the more carbon. If it's too dry, add more immune systems, especially in children.Nitrogens include kitchen scraps (no bin's contents. nitrogen and dampen the soil. For some of us, getting our hands dirty meats, bread, fats or dairy), egg shells, Compost bins should ideally be kept is a meditative opportunity to connect tea bags or grass clippings. In its final in a location safe from severe tem- with nature. state, compost will be loose, crumbling perature fluctuations either indoors or This practice can begin right in black dirt that will smell earthy and re- Spread a generous layer of soil in outside. When a bin reaches capacity, our homes. Creating a small vermi- semble the consistency of used coffee the base of your bin. transfer several scoops of compost, composting system will drastically grounds. Red Wigglers are ideal worms Add food scraps. including worms, into a new bin and let reduce a household's amount of waste, for home compost bins as they double Tear newspaper into strips and the full bin sit for 3-6 months, turning lessen one's environmental impact and their population in 3-6 months. They cover food scraps. the contents weekly. I THURSDAY, MAY 23, 2013 33 L L Bones of contention

asgrilling Key lime pie is the perfect capper to a steak dinner. I MICHAEL SCHMIDT- Sun-Times Media season 4 3 14-ounce cans sweetened, condensed milk 4 1/2 ounces granulated sugar 2 cups egg yolks heatsup 1 ½ cups key lime juice Steaks are a popular choice for 4 cups graham cracker crumbs Memorial Day menus. Lately, chefs 1 cup butter, melted are debating whether it's better BY VERONICA HINKE I Contributor to grill them on or off the bone. I Combine crumbs and melted butter and MICHAEL SCHMIDT-Sun-Times Media mix until well combined. Press crumb mix- ture into a spring form pan tightly around the edges and halfway up the sides. Pack Steaks on the grill will the bottom crust into the sides, uniformly. q Place all filling ingredients together in a be hotter than ever this and oregano), cumin, paprika, black stainless steel bowl and mix until smooth. pepper and a blend of olive oil and Pour filling into the crust being careful not Memorial Day weekend. to go over the top edge. canola oil. He soaks the steak in the Bake at 350 degrees for 20-30 minutes And as grilling season officially marinade for at least three to four until pie is firm. Remove when cooked and let cool at kicks off, chefs are debating every- hours. "One hour is the minimum; room temperature, and then chill. thing from marinades to meat cuts. six or seven hours is ideal," he said. - Sullivan's Executive Chef Brian Gray One of the biggest bones of con- But just a simple, light sprinkle of salt tention? Whether to grill steak on or can go a long way in enhancing meat off the bone. while maintaining its natural flavor. chefs - whether manning a grill in "From rib eyes to T-bones, people Sullivan's General Manager Jason Yu- Sullivan's Executive Chef Brian Gray a restaurant or at home in the back are experimenting more and more checks on a Kansas City strip steak. I hasz, who is also a trained chef, has yard - will agree: a key lime pie can with bone-in steaks," said Brian Gray. IMICHAEL SCHMIDT-Sun-Times Med,a been enjoying a variety of fashion- be the most refreshing, satisfying way He grills his share at Sullivan's in Lin- able flavored sea salts. "I really like to cap off a steak dinner. colnshire, where he is executive chef. especially tender. smoked sea salts," he said. "They give "Key lime pie is not overly sweet "You get that extra added flavor from At The Grill in Highwood, a bone- steak a nice smoky flavor." and has a good amount of tartness the bone." less steak cut known as skirt steak is Medium? Medium-rare? Well? that cuts through the richness of Gray especially notices bone-in on the menu. The cut is from a muscleMedium-well? Gray points out one steak," Yuhasz said. Kansas City strip steaks trending. in the diaphragm area. Chef/Owner good reason for grilling steaks me- The key to success is ensuring the "They're gaining some traction," he Craig Timmeney tenderizes the meat dium to medium-rare. "So there is egg yolks are blended with other in- said. "I don't know if they will ever be by pounding it with a jaccard, which time for the fat to render down and gredients and making sure they are as popular as a fillet or rib eye, but is a grilling tool with needles. make the steak more flavorful and cooked completely. they have the flavor and tenderness Texture and flavor are essential, andtender," he said. To cook most steaks "If they're not combined well with without the excess fat of other cuts." whether to marinade or lightly seasonmedium-rare, he recommends grilling the sugar and the juice, the texture The Kansas City cut, as he refers is also highly debatable. each side for four to five minutes. He will become gritty," Gray said. "While to it, is also called New York strip, Timmeney softens and flavors avoids thermometers. "The hole they the pie bakes, check it periodically strip loin, or shell steak. lt comes steak with a special marinade. He create can cause meat to be dry," he with a toothpick, just like you would from the short loin, in an area where mixes red wine vinegar, soy sauce, said. a cheesecake, to make sure the eggs muscles are less used, making it chopped herbs (parsley, basil, thyme There is one point on which most have cooked properly." 34 I THURSDAY,MAY23,2013 I NIL Ica1 Worship Guide

BURR RIDGE DARIEN HINS DALE LAGRANGE LA GRANGE La Grange Bible Church St. John Lutheran Church Hinsdale United Burr Ridge United Church of Christ 850 5. 7th Ave 708-354-2485 You are always welcome here (Missouri Synod) Methodist Church St. Cletus Catholic Church www.lagrangebible.org www.brucc.org (630) 654-4544 Sunday Worship 9:00AM, 10:30 AM 7214 Cass Avenue, Darien 600 West 55th St., (708)352-6209 Plaint ield & County Line Rds. Garfield at 55th Street Sunday School and Adult (630) 969-7987 Weekend Mass Schedule Worship: Sun 10AM (year round) Bible Study Sun School 10 AM Sept. - May, www.sjlcdarien.org Sunday Worship Saturday: 5:00 PM 7:00 PM WednesdayYouth Groups Pastor Gary Faleide Services: grades 7-12 Times 8:30 AM, 10:30 AM Sunday: 7:00 AM, 8:00 AM, 9:30 AM, Saturday, 5:00 PM Contemporary 11:00AM, 12:30 PM (Spanish) Sunday, 9:00 AM Traditional Christian Education for First United Methodist Church (Nursery available) Weekdays: CLAREN DON HILLS All Ages - Visit our loo West Cossitt Avenue Sunday School 10:15 AM 8:00AM 708.352.1 250 Adult Bible Study 10:30 AM website tor days & times Rev. Robert J Clark, Pastor www.fumclg.org Church of the Holy Full-Day and Han-Day Pre-School www.hinsdaleumc.com Rev. Kenneth Baker, Assoc. Pastor Nativity-Episcopal and Daycare available. Sunday Services Rev. Edgar Rodriguez, Assoc. Pastor www.holynativily-church.org Grace Episcopal Church 8:00 & 10:15 am 275S. Richmond Ave,, (630) 323-6820 Thank God Its Wednesday Sunday Services: 7:30 AM; 9:30 AM 120 E First St., 630.323.4900 with Nursery Provided Sundays Wednesdays 4:00-9:00 pm First Presbyterian Church Christian Formation: 10:45 AM Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Catholic 7:30 AM The Holy Eucharist, Rde I Family Dinner, 8404 Cass Avenue, 630-852-3303 150 S. Ashland ' (708)354-0771 8:00 AM Grace Café Bible Study, Choirs (2blks west of La Grange Rd) www.ourladyotmtcarmel.org 9:00 AM Church School Classes Family Friendly Worship Weekend Masses: Sat., 5:30 PM, and Adult Forum www.fpclg.org Sunday Worship Service Notre Dame Catholic Church Sun., 8:15, 10:00 AM, 12:00 Noon, 10:00 AM The Holy Eucharist, Rite Il 64 Nortolk Ave. (630) 654-3365 Daily Mass Mon-Sat.: 9:00 AM Nursory Care is available 8:30-1 1:30 AM Traditional 9:30 AM, www notredamepansh.org Weekday Worship: Contemporary 11:15 AM Sat: 8AM & 5PM - Sun: 7:30, 9:30 & 11:30AM Wednesday Noon - The Holy Euchast Daily Mass: M-F: 7 & 8:45 AM Friday 9:00 AM - Morning Prayer Babysith.... Sun. 9:30 AM www.gracehinsdale.org Children's Liturgy: Sat. 5:00 PM & Sun. 9:30 AM First Church of Christ, H INS DALE Scientist Sun. Service &School 10AM Evangelical Covenant COUNTRYSIDE Wed. Meeting 7:30 PM Church of Hinsdale 405 E. First Street Hope Lutheran Church - LCMS 412 S. Garfield St. (630) 323-0781

6455 Joliet Road, 708- 354-6176 630-323-2318 www.hinsdalecovenant.com Sun. Service 9:15 AM The Union Church of Traditional Service: 9:00 AM, Communion every Sunday Hinsdale, UCC Worship and Education 10:15 Sun. School & Aduft Bie Study 10:30AM Contemporary Service 1 1 :1 5 AM 137 S. Garfield Ave., Handicap Accessible (630) 323-4303 To showcase www. UCHinsdale.org Hinsdale Seventh-day Adventist Church Sunday Worship: your House of 201 N. Oak St. (630) 323-0182 Traditional Worship: 9:00 AM,

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Edison Park Lutheran Church Rohr Chabad Center of Glenview Willow Creek st. Alban's Episcopal 701 Harlem Avenue, Glenview 6626 N. Oliphant Ave. Chicago, IL Shabbat morning services 9:30 am Community Church Family-friendly church NO membership required (Across park from Edison Park Metía) North Shore Campus for every kind of family. For all your Jewish needs call 773.631.9131 www.edisonparkchurch.com 847-910-1738 Single? Partnered? 3l5Waukegan Road www.ChabadofGlenview.com Saturday Worship 4:30 p.m. 847-441 -6599 Spouse and kids? Sunday Services: 9 & 1 1 am Sunday Worship 8 am., 9:15 am. & 10:30 am. MORTON GROVE 6240 N. Avondale, Promiseland (InfantsGr5): 9 & 1 1 am Rev. Dr. Michael D. Sparby, Sr. Pastor near Devon & Harlem Moon Grove Community Church Elevate (Grades 6-8): 11 am Carole Edwards, Associate in Ministry Impact (Grades 9-12): 6 pm Communion every Sunday, 9:30 PresbyterianChurch (USA) Matt Haider, Worship /Music For more information visit stalbanschicago.org 8944 Austin Avenue www.WlllowNorthShore.org MicriaeiLØa., GhiIdrîÑu1Wfarily (Lake and Austin) Morton Grove, IL PARK RIDGE St. Paul Lutheran Church (847) 965-2982 www.mgccpresbytenan.org 5650 N. Canfield, 60631, PARK RIDGE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sunday Worship 10 AM NORRIDGE i 300 West Crescent Ave. (708)867-5044, www.stpaulcanfield.org Fellowship 1 1 AM 847-823-4135 Street Level, Air Condioned Rev. Lolly Dominski Zion Lutheran Church Handicapped Accessible 8600 W Lawrence Avenue Sunday Service: 10:00 am Sunday Worship 8:15 & 10:45AM Norridge, IL 60706 Children's programming for Pie-K - 7th grade, ALL ARE WELCOME! Nursery service for younger children Sunday School & Adut Bible 9:30AM (708) 453-3514 Rev. Luther John Bajus, Pastor 8:45 am Confirmation classes for 8th grade Saturday Worship 6PM NuES Sunday Worship 9:30 am 9:00 am High School Lutheran Unity School - West Holy Communion 3rd & 5th Sunday Aduh Educahon Bible Study Sunday 11:30 am Eay Communion - 1 st Sunday 9:00 am Adult Education Bible Study Thursdays 6:30 pm Pre K-Grade 8, SHARING GOD, st. John Lutheran Church Sunday School - 10:35 am TOUCHING LIVES EVERYWHERE (LCMS) Adult Bible Study - 1 0:45 am Open Forum Aduft Learning First Thursday Handicapped Accessible every month 6:30 pm 7429 N. Milwaukee Ave. Serving the Community -See website for details - 847-647-9867 Sharing God's Promises Faith Lutheran Church (ELCA) www.parkridgepresby.org www.st-john-niles.org Rev. James P: McCracken Senior Pastor 6201 w Peterson Ave. Preaching Christ crucified Mr. Aaron Higashi Dir. of Youth & Chicago, IL (773) 631-0715 for your forgiveness Family Ministries Mrs. Amy Schaetzlein Sunday School Dir. Welcoming traditional worship Saturday Worship 5:30PM Sanctuary Handicap accessible Sunday Worship 10:30AM Sunday Worship at 9:30 Holy Communion Weekly Sunday School & Bible Class 10:45 Rev. Matthew Joseph Gunia, Pastor Pastors:Barbara Berry-Bailey 'For whenever our heart condemns us, and Jeffery King God is greater than our head...." -1 John 3:20

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State NEW Kourtney Coston i 300 COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS St. Chicago, IL 60616. 2013-2Z - 8215 Laramle Ave- Ronald Scott i 323 FOR THE SCHOOL CALEN- Management reserves the right nue Anna M. Benjamin 1433 DAR YEAR 2013-2014 to withdraw any unit from sale. Jettery and Carol Halbran re- Jeremy C. McKenzie 2030 Public nottceis hereby given Registeredor motor vehicles quest an esception in order to Rodolto Diaz 2042 that the BOARD OF EDUCA- are sold As Is I Parts Only,no maintain u swimming pool with a Anthony T. Cooper 2046 TION OF GOLF SCHOOL DIS- titles or registration. 5-toot setback from the north lot Aubrey Harvey 2053 Car TRICT 67, COOK COUNTY, IL- Tenant Name Unit h line rather than the 8-toot mini- Marquila M. Harris 2068 LINOIS, has adopted a meeting Melany LeFlore i 058 mum as required by Section 22- Rosa M. Gonzalez 2105 schedule of one regular Board Mark Hopkins 111516 217(a)oftheSkokieVillage Sonya Howard 3043 ot Education meting per month Shannon D Hampton 1123 Code in an R2 Single-family dis- Sonya Howard 3044 beginning July 18, 2013 through Daleesia Underwood 1127 trict. Rose Phaeton Juse 19, 2014.The Board of Michael Bowen 1129 4132 RENT YOUR FOR YOUR INFORMATION:Tamela Collins-Cole 2013 Jacklyn N. Mandera 4183 Education meetings will be heldPlans and related documents on the third Thursday ot each Katondria McCarter 2098Michael S. Chesler 4187 areavailableat theVillage's 5/23, 5/30/13 #69104 month (unless indicated Debbie Patterson 2153 CommunityDevelopment De- otheiwise), at 9401 Waukegan Bryon Lindsay 2165 arch partment, Planning Division NOTICE OF AUCTION Road, Morton Grove, Illinois in Vincent Winn 2181 (847) 933-8447 Monday through Life Storage of Morton Grove Brandi Williams the Board Room at 6:30 pm onFriday, from 8:30 AM. to 5:00 3039will hold s public sale to enforce APARTMENT the tollowing dates: Tasha Connor 3044 PM a lien imposed on said property, Cedrick Thomas 3051 July 18,2013 (At Culver School,SPECIAL AID: Available upon as described below, pursuant to 6901 W Oakton Street in Nifes) Joseph Phillips 3062 request tor the disabled.Call the Illinois Self-Service Storage August 152013 (At Culver Edwin-B. Mason 3144FacilityActIllinois Code 770 (847) 673-0500 or TOD (847)Designs tor Change 313 School, 6901 W Oaklorr Street 933-8455. ILCS 95/1 to 9517, on Wednes- Raymond Brazell 3173 in Nifes) Interested parties are invñed to day, June12, 2013, at WITH EASE Gwendolyn Vans 3180 September 19, 2013 attend this meeting. This notice LifeStorageofMorton Grove, October 17, 2013 David Gardner 4019 is tor information purposes only. 6505 West Oakton Street, Mor- Tischa Thomas 4048 November 14,2013 Published in the Skokie Review ton Grove, Illinois, 60053, 847- Decomber 5,2013 Foot Nanny.com, INC 4098 on May 23, 2013. 966-1899. Managementre- January 16, 2014 Eric Lewis 4120 5(23/13 #568502 serves the right fo withdraw any February 6, 2013 Leterrance Mitchell 4125unit from sale.Registered or IN THE March 20,2014 Josephus Robinson 5070 To PA(E YOUR GARAGE SAIE motor vehicles are sold As Is I to April 17, 2014 Wauniece Cole 5080Parts Only, no titles or registra- djiv,e.com AD, CALL 847-998-3400 5/23, 5/30/13 #569199 May 15, 2014 tion. June 19,2014 Tenant Name UnO h LiteStorage of Humboldt Park Public Notices Public Notices Bruce Watson 1S87 search for new and used cars will hold a public sale to entorceAlicia E.Bulinski 1699 CLASSI FI EDS. a lien imposed on said property,Belciori Health Care 1157 NotIce of PublIc Hearfng as described below, pursuant toNestor Nano 1535 the Illinois Seit -Service Storage LESTER AND ROSALIE ANIXTER CENTER Patncia Brooks 1141 Re State of Illinois Paratransit Vehicle Grant tor Lester and Facility Act,Illinois Code 770Patricia Brooks i 142 Rosalie Anixter Center in Chicago ILCS 95/1 to 95)7, on Monday,Joey's Moving i 141 Notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held by Les- June 1 1 , 2013 at LifeStorage ofJoey's Moving i i 42 (ALL ter and Rosalie Anister Center: Humboldt Park, 4014W. GrandElizabeth Vasich i 12S Avenue. Chicago, Illinois. On Friday, June 7, 2013 At. 9:00 um. Cynthia Hoffman 1368 Where: 2001 N. Clyboum Ave., Floor 3 In: Conference Room 60651. Phone number is 1-773-Jerrold Le Vine 1031 Chicago, Illinois 60614-4036 235-2800 Willian Lowrance 1272 l.For the purpose of considering a project for which financial Management reserves the rightCalvin Crayfon i 169 to withdraw any und from sale. 847-998-3400 assistanceis being sought from the Illinois Department of Richard Spandiaty i 724 Transportation, pursuant to the Illinois Department ot Transpor- RegisteredormotorvehiclesYou must be 18 years of age or tation's general authority to make such Grants, and which is are sold As lu/Parts Only,noolder to attend our auctions. generally described as follows: titles or registration. Auctioneer:Brook Snyder Description of Project: Lester and Rosalie Anmxter Center is Name Unit Illinois license #441.001668 Chiquita M Carroll 550 applying to IDOT to obtain two paratransit vehicles in order to 5123, 5/30/13 #569002 TO PLACE provide transportation for participants in our residential pro- StevenHubbard 115 grams who are not able to use non-accessible vehicles tor Christel Williams 983 Notice is hereby given that pur- You've never searched for community activities. This project will be included in a Consoli- Jessica Castro 343 suant to Illinois Self-Storage Fa- dated Vehicle Procurement Program undertaken by the State Carniendellia Diaz 145 cilities Act, a sale will be held on of Illinois on behalf of Lester and Rosalie Anisler Center, with Ed Drzazinski 175 June 12fb, 2013, at LifeStorage State and Federal Funds. Willie M. Ellis 039 ofPortagePark,6500 West YOUR AD cars like this before. Relocation: Relocation assistance will not be required. Donnell Hodges 207 Dakin Street, Chicago, IL 60634 Environment: This project is being implemented to mini- Ezell J Kyles 065 (773) 282-2400. The contents of mize environmental impact. Julio J Martinez 519 the below spaces will be sold at O. Comprehensive Planning: This project is in conformance Rebecca Morris 291 a public sale for cash,credit with comprehensive transportation planning in the area. Shadae Moms 577 card or certified funds. lt there is E.Elderly and Disabled: All new equipment included in this June M. Davis 325 no market value or no bids re- project will meet ADA accessibility rules for the elderly and per- Patrick Fallon 517 ceived, the goods will be other- Visit ToDrive.com sons with disabildies. MorganJ.Cortez 917 wise disposed of. II. At the hearing Lester and Rosalie Anister Center will afford Tammy D. Murray 277 Eugene Awou Unit h 00008 an opportunity tor interested persons or agencies to be heard TDB International Outreach Richard Essein Unit h A21 01 with respect to the social, economic and environmental as- Noel Olivera 138 Pauline Delmaro Unit h A2179 pects of the project. Interested persons may submit orally or in Jessica M. Baily 734 You must be 18 years of age, or writing, evidence and recommendations with respect to said Larry Bells 400 older to attend our auctions. BROUGHTTOYOU BY project. Louvinia Bridges 680 Auctioneer;Brook SnyderlIli- Ill. A copy of the application for a state grant for the proposed Lewis L. Harris, Jr. 580 noia license #441.001668 project tor the intended service area will be made available for Charles Hoskins 33 5/23, 5/30/I 3 #567721 public inspection at Lester and Rosalie Anixter Center, 2001 Shirley A. Lewis 158 N. Clyboum Ave., Chicago, Illinois 60614-4036 Hector Nieves 373 Don Whipker, Research Associate Juana Sanchez 63 To PLACE A 2001 N. Clyboum Ave., Chicago, Illinois 60614-4036 Miguel A. Anderson 362 CLASSIFIED AD, SUNS MEDIA 773.973.7900 ext. 240 Lela Dillion 934 5/23/12 #567243 Dionte D. Foster 951 Ocelia M Goodloe 162 CALL 847-998-3400 p

Thursday, May 23, 2013 Pioneer Press (DC) Assumed Name Bid Notice Bid Notice Foreclosures Probate Probate Probate LEGAL ASSUMED NAME BID NOTICE PARK RIDGE RECREATiON Southport Bank and Mortgage State of Illinois STATE OF ILLINOIS STATE OF ILLINOIS Notice is hereby given, pursuantTheBoardofEducationof AND PARK DISTRICT Electronic ReisIration Syx-In The CIrcuIt Court of Cook IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF to "An Act in relation fo the useRidgewood High School District LEGAL NOTICE ferns, Inc. as nominee County, Illinois COOK COUNTY, COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS Adoption of an Assumed Business Name234 is receiving bids tor Wood-Sealed bids will be received byn. Date of Mortgage: March 26, Probate Division ILLINOIS PROBATE DIVISION in the conduct or transaction ofshop Benches. Bidpacketsthe Park Ridge Recreation and2008 In the matter of the estate of PROBATE DIVISION In the matter of the estate of Assumed Name Business in theState," asmay be picked up at RidgewoodParli District, 2701 West Sibley Date of Recording:April 16,SOPHIE T. LOVIG (Deceased)In the matter of the estate at Louise H. Cady, Deceased CaseNo. 2013 P002279 Claudina Zorich, Deceased Case No. 12 P 5537 Auction- Real Estate amended,thatacertificationHigh School's Business Office.Street, Park Ridge, Illinois, tele-2008 was filed by the undersignedBids shall be submitted to Ms.phone 847, 692.3482, tor pur- CountyWhereRecorded: PublIcatIon Notice Case No. 2013 P001582 PUBLICATION NOTICE Bid Notice with the County Clerk of CookCheryl FImo, Business Manag-chase, delivery and installationCook County, Illinois Noticeis hereby given of the PUBLICATION NOTICE Noticeix hereby given of the County. File No. D13134363 oner, Ridgewood High School Dis-of Aerobics Room Flooringat Recording Document Identifi-death of SOPHIE T. LOVIG ofNoticeis hereby given of thedeath of Louise H. Cady of Pa- Divorce May 3, 2013. Under theAs-frict234, 7500 W. Montrosethe Community Center (locatedcation: 50810750008 Arlington Heights, IL. Letters ofdeath of Claudina Zonch of Chi-latine, IL. Letters of office were office were issued on May i,cago,IllinoisLettersof officeissued on November 1, 2012 Ix Foreclosures sumed Name of Ave., Norridge,IL 60706 byat 1515 West Touhy Avenue inNOW, THEREFORE, unless all WIllIam Kenneth WashingtonMonday, June 10 , 2013 at 1:00Park Ridge, Illinois), until Tues-Non-Record Claimants,all Un-2013to FIRSTNATIONSwere issued on April 9. 2013 toRichard H. Cady, 909 EasI Ke- Foundation Notices International Networking p.m. in a sealed envelope la-day. June 11, 2013 at 11:00known Claimants and allUn-BANK. 7757 W. Devon Ave.,Ernesto Burfini, 1815 North 74thnilworth Ave.,Unit 203,Pala- Company - WKW. INC beled Woodshop Benches. am. ,at which time such bidsknown Owners and Defendants,Chicago, IL 60631 , whose atfor-Court, Elmwood Park, IL 60707,line, IL 60074, whose attorney Judicial Sales at 10053 W Lafayette, Chicago, Cheryl Flinn will be publicly opened and an-fileyour answer to the Com-ney is VINCENT SANSONE1TI.whoseattorneyisJohn T.is Cary A. Lind,121 5. Wilke Mechanics Liens IL 60628. The true name(s) and Business Managernounced in the Board Room atplaintforForeclosureinthisVINCENT SANSONETFI & AS-Gonnella, 5057 North HarlemRd. Suite 407, Arlington residence address of the5/23/13 #568431 the Administrative Offices of thecause or otherwise make yourSOCIATES, LTD., 5521 N.Avenue.,Chicago,IL 60656.Heights,IL60005,847-577- Name Change owner(s) is:WilliamKenneth building located at 2701 Westappearance therein,in the Cir-Cumbertand,#1109,Chicago,773-622-3900 0030. lIli-cuit Court of Cook County. lIli-IL 60656 773-775-2626 Claims against the estate mayClaims against the estate may Probate Washington Jr., 10053 S. Lafay- LEGAL NOTICE Sibley Street, Park Ridge, ette, Chicago, IL 60628. REQUEST FOR BIDS nais. nais,50 W. WashingtonSt.,Claims sgainst the estate maybe tiled in the office at the Clerkbe filed in the office of the Clerk Public Hearings 5/9. 5/16, 5/23/13 #558270 The Board of Education of Mor-Contractor arid allRoom 802, Chicago,Illinoisbe filed in the office of the Clerkof the Circuit Court in Roomof the Circuit Courtn Room ASSUMED NAME ton Grove School District70,Subcontractors shall pay the ap-60602, on or before June 16,of the Circuit Courtin Room1202, Richard J. Daisy Center,1202, Richard J. Daley Center, Public Notices Notice is hereby given, pursuantMorton Grove, Illinois is accept-plicable prevailing wages for all2013, detaut may be entered1202, Richard J. Daley Center,Chicago, Illinois 60602, or withChicago, Illinois 60602. or with the representative, or both, onthe representative, or both, on Storage - Legal to "An Act in relation to the useing bids for contracted cleaningclasses of laborers, mechanicsagainst each of you at any timeChicago. Illinois 60602 or with of arr Assumed Business Nameservices. and workmen used on the proj-after that day and a Judgmentthe representative, or both, onor before November 9, 2013,or before November 23, 2013, Take Notices in the conduct or transaction ofSpecificationsandbiddocu-ect. for Foreclosure may be enteredor before November 16, 2013which daleis not less than 6which date is not less than 6 Business inthe State," asmento are available for interest-Bidding Documents are availa-in accordance with the prayer ofwhich date is not less than 6months trom the date of the firstmonths from the dale of the first publicationofthisnotice and Assumed Name amended,thata certificationed bidders at the Morton GrovebIs at no charge by contactingthe Complaint for Foreclosure. months from the date at the firstpublicationofthisnotice and any claim not tiled within that was filedby the undersignedSchool District 70 AdministrativeMaryanne Lucarz of the ParkScott J. Gartner publicationofthisnotice andany claim not filed within that ASSUMED NAME period is barred. Copies of any with the County Clerk of CookOffice,6200 W. Lake Street,Ridge Park District, by phone atJolyn R. Heun any claim not filed within thatperiod is barred. Copies of any Notice is hereby given, pursuan County. File No. D13134.443 onMorton Grove, IL 60053. 847.692.3482 or by e-mail at mlGartner Law Oftice, Inc period is barred. Copies of anyclaim filed with the Clerk mustclaim filed with the Clerk must to "An Act in relation to the use May 13, 2013. Under the As-A [email protected] N. Michigan Ave., Suite 540claim filed with the Clerk mustbe mailed or delivered fo thebe mailed or delivered to the of ari Assumed Business Name sumed Name of will be held on May 30, 2013 atquests for Bidding DocumentsChicago, Illinois 60601 be mailed or delivered to therepresentatìve and lo the attor-representative and to the altar- in the conduct or transaction of MIKERPHONE BREWING 9:00 am. at the Administrativeshall include name of bidding31 2-228-4900 representative and fo the altar-ney within 10 days afteritisney within 10 days afterilis Business in theState,"as filed. at1704LindenAve., ParkOffice.Sealed bids clearly Ia-firm, contact person, mailing ad-800-334-6034 ney within 10 days after it hasfiled. amended,thata certification /51 Richard H. Cady, Ridge, IL60068. The truebaled "2013-2014 Cleaningdress (no PO Boxes), telephoneFirm No. 46061 been filed. 15/ Ernesto Burlini was tiled by the undersigned Representative) riarrie(s) and residence addressServices Bid" are due in the Ad-number, and e-mail address. 5/16, 5/23, 5/30/13 #553571 Signature of Attorney (Representative) with the County Clerk of Cook oftheowner(s)is: Michaelministrative Office on or beforeBoard of Park Commissioners VINCENT SANSONETTI /5/ John T. Gonnella 5/ Cary A. Lind County. File No. 013134457 onPallen, 1704 Linden Ave., Park10:00 AM. CST on June 6,Rick Biagi, President 5/16, 5/23, 513W13 #560854(Attorney) (Attorney) May 14, 2013. Under the As- Mechanics Liens Ridge. IL 60068. 5/23/13 #568783 5/9,5/16,5/23/13 #558875 5/23. 5/30, 6/6/13 # sumed Name of 20f3, at the address above at 5/23. 5130, 6/6/13 #563916 whichtimeallbidswillbe That on 7/1/2013, a sale will be DISPLAYS BY DESIGN ASSUMED NAME opened and announced. Ques- held at 3:00 p.m. at: STATE OF ILLINOIS IN THE Bid Notice Bid Notice with thebusinesslocatedat Foreclosures CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK Notice is hereby given, pursuanttians should be directed to Dr. B & L Automotive Repair 4931N. Harlem Ave.,Unit 3, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF 3830 N. Kedzie COUNTY, ILLINOIS to "An Act in relation to the usePhIlip Collins, Superintendent at ILLINOIS DISASTER RECOVERY PROGRAM Chicago,IL60656. The true Chicago, IL 60618 PROBATE DIVISION of an Assumed Business Name(847) 965-6200 or via email at p COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS NOTICE TO BIDDERS name(s) and residence addressin the conduct or transection of COUNTY DEPARTMENT- All bids to be in writing, to sellIn the matter of the estate of of the owner(s)¡s: Michael G. collins @ mgsd7o.org The State of Illinois (STATE) through its Program Administra- Business in theState,"asBid results will be submitted to CHANCERY DIVISION the following articles to enforceJohn Tomkiewicz, Deceased Lowry, 4931N. Harlem Ave., for, the Illinois Disaster Recovery Program (IDRP) seeks fo so- amended,that acertificationthe Morton Grove School Dis-SOUTHPORT BANK anda lien existing under the laws of Case No. 2013 P 291 Und 3, Chicago, IL 60656 licit bids tram Contractors for the rehabilitation of homes in was filedby the undersignedtrict 70 Board of Education forMORTGAGE ELECTRONICthe State of Illinois against such PUBLICATiON NOTICE #567696 ix hereby given of the Skokie, Illinois located in Cook County, and will receive sealed 5/23 5/30, 6/6/13 with the County Clerk of Cookaward attheir meeting to beREGISTRATION SYSTEMS,articles for labor, services, skillsNotice ASSUMED NAME bids al the IDRP Office at 427 E. Monroe, Ste. 200, Spring- County. File No. D13134460 onheld on June 17, 2013. INC. solely as nominee, Plain-or material expended upon ordeath of John Tomkiewicz of Notice is hereby given, pursuant Des Plaines, IL. Letters of office field, IL 62701 until 2:00 p.m. on June 19th, 2013 (Submission May 14, 2013. Under the As-Dr. Philip Collins tiff, V. CONSTANTINO MO-storage furnished for such arti- to "An Act in relation to the use Deadline), All bids must be addressed to Nancy Lesakowski sumed Name of Superintendent RALES. MARIA MORALES,cIes at the request of the follow-were issued on February13, of an Assumed Business Name and be clearly marked with the following: MyKids TravelSafe Morton Grove School Distnct 70GO1TLIEB MEMORIAL HOSPI-ing designatedperson(s),un-2013 forena Kasperski, 210 n the conduct or transäction of "PROJECT # 352003.3 - IDRP HOUSING withthe businesslocatedat5/23/13 #568633 TAL, ALL NON-RECORDless such articles are redeemedAndover Dr., Prospect Heights, in as REPAIR/REHABILITATION AND Business thestate," St., IL thirty(30) days of theIL 60070, whose atfomey is Ed- 54-40Arcadia Skokie, CLAIMANTS, UNKNOWNwithin RECONSTRUCTION PROGRAM" amended,thatacertification publication of this notice. mundJ.Wohlmufh, 115S. 60077. The true name(s) andPARK RIDGE RECREATION CLAIMANTS and UNKNOWN The mission of the IDRP ix to provide financial assistance was tiledby the undersigned NAME OF PERSON(S) Emerson Streef, Mt. Prospect, residence address of the AND PARK DISTRICT OWNERS, Defendants. through the Departmenf of Housing and Urban Development with the County Clerk of Cook Cheryl Elazegui No. 12 CH 39304 Kevin O'Neill IL 60056, 847-255-5400. owner(s) is: LEGAL NOTICE (FiLIO) Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Disaster County. File No. D13134393 on Arcadia St., American General Fin Service Claims against the estate may May 7, 2013. Under the As-Ventura, 5440 Sealed bids will be received byPursuant to Fair Debt Collection Recovery funding Io low- and moderate-income homeowners Skokie, IL 60077. Practices Act you are advisedDESCRIPTION OF ARTICLE be filed in the office of the Clerk sumed Name of the Park Ridge Recreation and for the purpose of rehabilitating homes damaged by Hurricane 5/23, 5/30, 6/6/13 #567696 that this firm is a debt col-2001 GMC Yukon of the Circuit Court in Room J.M.MIIter Social Media & Park District, 2701 West Sibley 1202, Richard J Daley Center, Ike in 2008. lectorattemptingtocollectaI GKEK63U61J208935 Marketing Street, Park Ridge,Illinois, for The Documents pertainingtotheBid can be found on Bid Notice debt and any informationob-AMOUNT: $9777.50 Chicago,Illinois 60602 or with the Centennial Park Pool and STATE's website: at 3021S Michigan Ave Apt tamed will be used for that pur-5/9, 5/16, 5/23/13 #556706 the representative, or both, on 307, Chicago,IL60616. The BID NOTICE Parking Lot Reconstruction, un- hltp://w-ww.commerce slate il. us/dceo/Bureaus/Community_D pose. or before November 23, 2013 The BoardofEducationoftu Tuesday, June 18, 2013 at evelopmentiCDBG+Disaster+Recovery+Proqramaiike. hOrn 'J true name(s) and residence ad- 1932 S. 49tJ Avenue which dateis not less than 6 dress of the owner(s) is: JoanneRidgewood High School District1:00 p.m., at which time such months from the date of the first Please call 866-234-2065 if you would like to receive the docu- 234 is receiving bids for Athleticbids will be publicly opened andCicero, Illinois 60804 Probate menls via mail. A MANDATORY pre-bid conference will be M. Miller, 3021 5 Michigan, Apt NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE publicationofthisnotice and 307, Chicago, IL 60616. Suppliesforfall andwinterannouncedin the Gym at the held al the following date, time and location: BY PUBLICATION STATE OF ILLINOIS any claim not tiled within that sports. Bid packets may beMaine Park Leisure Center of Date- TuesdayJune4. 2013 5116. 5/23. 5/3cW13 #563916 The requisite Affidavit for Publi-IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF period is barred. Copies of this picked up at Ridgewood Highthebuildinglocatedat2701 Time: 9:00am ASSUMED NAME cation having been filed, notice COOK COUNTY, claim filed wifh the Clerk must School's Business Office. BidsWest Sibley Street, Park Ridge, Location:Skokie Village Hall, Council Chambers, Notice is hereby given, pursuant is hereby given, all Non-Record ILLINOIS be mailed or delivered to the to An Act irr relation to the useshall be submitted to Ms. CherylIllinois. 5127 Oakton St., Skokie, Illinois. Claimants,all Unknown Claim- PROBATE DIVISION representative and Io the atlor- of an Assumed Business NameFlinn, Business Manager,Contrsctor and all In the matter of the estate ofney within 10 days alterit has A MANDATORY walk-through of each home will be conducted Ridgewood High School DistnctSubcontractors shall pay the ap-ants and all Unknown Owners, in the conduct or transaction of Margaret Jean Rowe. Deceasedbeen filed. immediately following the pre-bid conference. Walk-through in- 234, 7500 W. Montrose Ave.,plicable prevailing wages for allDefendants in the above- Business in theState," as Case No. 13 P1838 /51 Edmund J. Wofilmuth formation will be provided at the pre-bid conference. Norridge, IL 60706 by Monday,classes of laborers, mechanicsentitled cause, that the above- amended,thatacertification PUBLICATION NOTICE Attorney All questions must be submitted in writing no later than 24 June 10, 2013 at 1:15 p.m. n aand workmen used ori the proj-entitledMortgageForeclosure hours before the pre-bid conference. Persons with disabilities was filedby the undersigned action was filed on October 24,Notice ix hereby given of the5/23, 5/30, 6/6/13 #567181 with the County Clerk of Cooksealed envelope labeled AthleticsOt. requinng special accommodations should contact the IDRP Of- A Pre-Bid Meeting will be held2012 and is now pending. death of Margaret Jean Rowe of County. File No. D13134396 onSupplies - - Fall/Winter Sports. Chicago, Illinois. Letters of office fice at 866-234-2065 at least Iwo (2) days prior to the pre-bid Cheryl Flinn at 1:00 p.m. on Tuesday, June The names ofallPlaintiffs May 7, 2013. Under the As- were issued on April 23, 201 3 to conference. Business Manager11. 2013 ¡nthe Gym at theand the Case Number are iden- Any questions regarding bid procedures or Program questions sumed Name of titled above. Roger W. Rowe, 1035 Butternut MORBACON THEATRE 5/23/13 #568491 Maine Parir Leisure Center of should be addressed to Nancy Lesakowski, Housing Program The Court in which this actionLane, Northbrook, Illinois COMPANY thebuildinglocatedat 2701 Manager, in writing to the IDRP Office address shown above Bld NotIce was brought is identified above. 60062. whose attorney ix Don- West Sibley Street, Park Ridge, or via email at [email protected]. at 1380 S. Elmhurst Road, AptRidgewood High School is sell- The names of the titleholdersaid L. Sadowski, 1515 E. Illinois,All Bidders are strongly The Successful Bidder must furnish 100 percent Performance 107, Mount Prospect IL 60056.ing used Cisco switches, mod- WoodfieldRoad, Suite880, FIND MORE recommended toattendtheof record are Maria Morales and bond and a 100 percent payment bond, for each property, with The true name(s) and residenceeis 6509,4500,and4507. Constantino Morales. Schaumburg, Illinois 60173, address of the owner(s) is: Ke- Pre-Bid Meeting in order to fa- a surety company acceplable to IDRP. Sea)ed bids will be opened at A legal description of the real847-240-3140. vin O'Shea, 1380 S. Elmhurst miliarize themselves with the ex- A firm fixed-price contract award will be made in writing to the 1:30 p.m. on Monday, June 10, estate sufficient to identify it withClaims against the estate may stingconditions,performall lowest and responsive bidder. Road, Apt 1 07, Mount Prospect,2013.To inspect the switches reasonable certaintyis as fol-be tiled in the office of the Clerk IL 60056, Amber Teasdale, 670 fieldmeasurements andfully Attenfion is called Io the fact that the Contractor must ensure or receive a copy of the bid lows: of the Circuit Courtin Room Wesfmoreland Dr., 303, understandthe natureand that employees and applicants for employment are not discri- Apt torni, contactCheryl Flinn, LOT 17 IN BLOCK 3 IN ELAINE1202, Richard J, Daley Center, Vemon Hills, IL 60061 .Steven scope of the work. minated against because ot their race, color, religion, ses, or Ridgewood High School, 7500 SUBDIVISION OF THEChicago, Illinois 60602, or with Fluet, 1446 W. Chase Ave. 2W, Bid Documente areavailable national origin. IDRP reserves the right to re(ecl any or all bids W. Montrose Avenue, Norridge, SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF THEthe representative, or both, on Chicago, IL 60626. through BHFX Digital Imaging LOCAL JOBS and Io award the contract as it deems to be in the best interest Illinois 60706. The switches will SOUTHEAST 1/4 (EXCEPTor before November 7, 2013, location starting Tuesday, May of IDRP. 5/16, 5/23, 5/30/13 #563708 be sold "as is" with no warranty. THAT PORTION TAKEN FORwhich date is not less than 6 28, 2013. Bidders can download 5/23/13 #567592 ASSUMED NAME Cheryl L. Flinn STREETS) OF SECTION 21,months from the date of the first Notice is hereby given, pursuant documents at No Cost at http:l/ Business Manager TOWNSHIP 39 NORTH,publicationofthisnotice and to "An Act in relation to the use www.bhtsdmc.net. any claim not filed within that 5/23/13 #568431 PnntedcopiesofBidDocu-RANGE 13,EAST OF THE of ari Assumeii Business Name penad is barred. Copies of any monts are available for pick upTHIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, in the conduct or transaction of claim filed with the Clerk must by calling 800.540.5048 Ext. 0.IN COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS. Business in theState," as be mailed or delivered to the There is a cost for reproduction A common address or de- amended,thatacertification representative and to the alfar- Find 11eCkIWYc(rDreams and is non-refundable. scription of the location of the AT was filedby the undersigned To PLACE A ney within 10 days afterifis ltyouhaveanyquestions,real estate is as follows: with the County Clerk of Cook filed. pleasecallNanettePowers,1932 5. 49th Avenue, Cicero, II- County. File No. D13134326 on /5/ Donald L, Sadowski Corporate Construction, atmois 60804 May 1, 2013. Under the As- (Attorney) CLASSIFIED 630,271.0500. 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If this property s'a condo-Street, Sk'okie, IL 60076. credif bid at the sale or by any'1he judgment amount was1 1 t East Main Street DECATUR, IL INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OFINTHE CIRCUIT COURT OFis a condominium unit, the purchas-minium unit, the purchaser of thePIN. 10-23-223-031-0000 and 10-mortgagee, )udgment creditor,or$219,175.50.Sale terms for non-62523(217)422-1719Attorney COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS er of the und at the foreclosure sale,unit at the foreclosure sate, other23-223-032-0000 other lienor acquinng the residentialparhes: 10% of successful bid im-Code. 40387 Case Number: 12 CH 1-Y DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYCOUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHAN-other than a mortgagee, shsll paythan a mortgagee, shall pay the as-The mortgaged real estate is a onereal estate whose nghts in and tomediately at conclusion of auction,35230 TJSc8: 33-7624 NOTE' Pur- DI VS ION CERY DIVISION the assessments and the legal feesneasments and the legal feeu re-storystnpcenterconsistingofthe residential teal estate arose pri-balance by 12:30 p.m. the nextsuant to the Fair Debt Cotlechon BANK OF AMERICA, NA. BANK OF AMERICA, NA: required by TheCondominiumquired by The Condominium Prop-about 3,361sq.ft.The propertyor In the sale. The subject propertybusinessday,both by cashier'sPractices Act, you are advised that Plaintifi, Plaintiff, Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g((1)etty Act, 765 ILCS 60519(g((1) andmay be made available for inspec-is subject lo general real estate tas-checks; and no refunds.The salePlaintiff's attorney is deemed to be vs and (g)(4). If thin property is a con-(g)(4).Ifthis property is a condo-tion by contacting Mr. Ryanes, special assessments, or specialshall be subject to general teal es-a debt collector attempting to collect SANG KYUNG KANG, DAE UNSTAN SHLYAPOCHNIK, AMBERdominium unii which is part of aminium unit which is part of a dom-McNaughton, (630) 635-0559. taxes levied against said real estatetate laxes, special toses,speciala debt and any information obtained KANG, MORTGAGE ELECTRONICKING AKA AMBER M. common interest community,themon interest community, the par-Sale terms: Bidders must present,and is offered for sale without anyassessments, special toses levied,will be used for that purpose. REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC.,KING; BARCELONA CONDOMINI-purchaser of the unit at the foreclo-chaser of the unit at the foreclosureat the lime of sale, a cashier's orrepresentationastoqualityorand superior liens,ifany. The1522093 AS NOMINEE FOR COUNTRY-UM ASSOCIATION #4, sure sale other than s mortgageesale other than a mortgagee shallcertified check for 10% of the suc-quantity of title and withouf recourseproperty is offered as is,with no5I9. 5/16, 5/23/13 #555489 WIDE BANK, FSB OPTIMA OLDUNKNOWN OWNERS ANDshall pay the assessments requiredpay the assessments requited bcessful bid amount. The balance ofto Plaintiff and in AS lS condition.express or implied warranties and ORCHARD WOOD ELM CONDO-NONRECORD CLAIMANTS, by The Condominium Property Ad,The Condominium PropertyAc the successful bidshalt be paidThe sate is further Subject lo conto-without any representation as to the Defendants, 7E5 ILCS 605/18.5(g-1(.IF YOU765 ILCS 605/18.5(5-1). IF YOUwithin 24 hours, by similar funds, mation by the court.If the sale isquality of htle or recourse to Plain- MINIUM ASSOCIATION SKOKIE Defendants 11 CH 44400 ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME-ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME-For information call Mr. Edward P.set aside for any reason, the Pur-tiff. Prospective bidders are ad- INTHE CIRCUIT COURT Oi PUBLIC NOTICE lu hereby givenOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHTOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHTFreud at Ruff, Weidenaar S Reidy,chaser st the sale shall be eut ill edmonixhed fo review the court file to 11 CH 12914 COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS that pursuant Io a JudgmentofTO REMAIN IN POSSESSIONTO REMAIN IN POSSESSIONLTD.,222 North LsSalle Street,only to a retum of the deposit paid.verily allinformation and to view 97t5 WOODS DRIVE UNIT 1605 COUNTY DEPARTMENT, CHAN Foreclosure entered in the aboveFOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OFFOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OFChicago, Illinois 60601. (312) 263-The Purchaser shall have no furtherauction rules st www.kallenrs.com. Skokie, IL 60077 CERY DIVISION entitled cause on March 1 t, 2013,AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, INAN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN3890 recourse against the Mortgs9or, IheFor information: NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO- Sale Clerk, FisherBANK OF AMERICA, N.A., SUC- TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-Intercounty Judicial Sales Corpora-ACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONINTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALESMortgagee or the Mortgegee s attor-andShapiro, Attorney 642168, lion will on Fnday, June 14, 2013, al15-1701(C)OF THE ILLINOIS15-1701(C) OF THE ILLINOISCORPORATION ney. Upon payment in lull of the CESSOR BY MERGER TO BAC suant to a Judgment of Foreclosure 2121 Waukegan Road, Suite 30f,HOME LOANS SERVICING, LP andSale enteredinthe abovethe hour of 1 1 a.m in their office alMORTGAGE FORECLOSUREMORTGAGE FORECLOSURESellinOfficer, (312( 444-t 122 amount bid, the purchaser will re-Bannockburn, Illinois 60015, (847) F/K/A COUNTRYWIDE HOME cause on March 6, 2013, an agent120 West Madison Street,SuiteLAW. Forinformation:VisitourLAW. For information, examine the'5 ceive a Certificate of Sate that will498-9990, between t :00 p.m. and 718A, Chicago, Illinois, sell to thewebsite at service.atty-pierce.dom.court file or contact Plaintiffs allot-5,9, 5/16. 5/23/13#555882 entitle the purchaser to a deed to weekdays only, LOANS SERVICING LP, of The Judicial Sales Corporation, Plaintiff will al 10:30 AM ori June 10, 2013,highesl bidder for cash, the follow-between Ihe hours of 3 and 5 pm.ney:CODILIS 6 ASSOCIATES, the real estate offer confirmation of SKOKIE V. at the The Judicial Sales Corpora-ins described properly: PIERCE & ASSOCIATES, Plainbff'uP.C., 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE the sale. The property will NOT be519,606,5/23113 #555497 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ROSEMARY E. MAHONEY; MADI- lion, One South Wacker Dune - P.1.N 10-10-204-024-102g. Aaorneys,OneNorth DeatbomROAD, SUITE 100, BURR RIDGE, opeor forinspection andplaintiff Commonly known as 4940 FosterStreet Suite 1300 CHICAGO, ILIL 60527, (630) 794-9876. PleaseCOOK COUNTY ILLINOIS makes no representation as lo the SON PLACE CONDOMINIUM AS 24fb Floor, CHICAGO. IL, 60606. COUNTY DEPAITIMENT - CHAN- SOC IATION, Street, Unit 309, Skokie, IL 60077. 60602TelNo.(312) 476-5500.refer to hie number 14-11-28717. condition of the property Prospec- sell al public auction to the highest CERY DIVISION SKOKIE Defendants The mortgaged real estateis im-Please refet to hIe numberTHE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA- fivebidders are admonishedto bidder, as set forth below, the fol- WELLS FARGO BANK, NA; IN THE CIRCUtT COURT OF11 CH 2913 proved with a condominium resi-PAlOO55t8 THE JUDICIAL SALESlION One South Wacker Drive, check the court file to verily all intor- lowing described real estate: Corn- Plaintiff, COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN- deuce. The purchaser of the unitCORPORATION One South24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 mutton. If this property is a condo-TV DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYProperty Address. 5105 MADISON monly known as 9715 WOODS vs. SThEET UNIT 2-512 SKOKIE, fL ILother than a mortgagee shall payWacker Dnve, 24th Floor, Chicaqo,(312) 236-SALE You can also visti minium unit, the purchaser of theDIVISION DRIVE UNIT 1605,Skokie, LEWIS S.HELLER; CARLY K. 60077 60077 Property Indes No. 10-09-the assessments and the legal feesIL 60606-4650 (312) 236-SALE YouThe Judicial Sales Corporation at w unit at the foreclosure sale, otherBANK OF AMERICA, NATIONAL required by subdivisions (g((t) andcan also visit The Judicial Salesw- ljsc.com for a 7 day status re-HELLER; CHICAGO NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE 304-095-1414. tO-09-304-035- TITLE LAND TRUST COMPANY;than a mortgagee, shall pay the as-ASSOCIATION (g((4) of Section 9 of the Condomin-Corporation at www.tlsc.com for s 7port of pending sales. CODILIS S SALE - CONDOMINIUM 1314. The real estate s improved UNITED STATES OF sessmentx and the legal fees re-Plaintiff. urn Property ActSale terms. 25%day status report of pending sales.ASSOCIATES, P.C. 15W030 quired by The Condominium Prop- Fisher and Shapiro file e 09-025788 with a frame condominium; no ga- AMERICA, UNKNOWN BENEFI- lt is advised that interested parties rage Sale terms. 25% down of thedown by certified funds, balancePIERCE &ASSOCIATES OneNORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, arty Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g)(f) andSTEVEN LOME within 24 hours, by certified funds.North Dearborn Street Suite 1300SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE, IL 60527CIARIES OF CHICAGO consult with their highest bid by certified funds at the TITLE LAND TRUST COMPANY;)g)(4(.If this property is a condo-Defendants own attorneys before bidding close of the sale payable to The Ju-No refunds. The property will NOTCHICAGO, IL 60602 (312)476-(630) 794-5300 Altomey File No, minium unit which is part of a corn-12 CH 35230 at UNKNOWN OWNERS AND mortgage foreclosure sales.) dicial Sales Corporafion. No thirdbe open for inspection. Upon pay-5500 Attorney File No PA100551814-11-28717 Attorney ARDC No. mon interest community, the pur-4444 W. MAIN ST.Skokie,IL ment in full of the amount bid, IheAttorney Code. 91220 Case Nam-00468002 Asomey Code. 21762NONRECORD CLAIMANTS; chaser of the unit at the foreclosure PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given party checks will be accepted. The Defendants, 60076 that pursuant to a Judgment of purchaser will receive a Certificateber:10 CH 20012 TJSC#: 33-Case Number: 12CI-f 001389 sale other than a mortgagee shall balance, including the Judicial Oele 11 CH 7621 NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO- of Sale which will entitle the pur-10769 TJSC#: 33-10637 NOTE: Pursuant pay the assessments required by Foreclosure entered on March 19, feefor AbandonedResidential NOTICE OF SALE TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-20t3, Kalten Really Services, Inc chaser fo a Deed to the premises15305« to the Fair Debt Collection Practices The Condominium PropertyAct, Property Municipality Relief Fund, PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- suant fo a Judgment of Foreclosureas SaIling Official will at 12:30 p.m. which is calculated on residentialaher confirmation of the sale. 5/9, 5)16, 5/23(13 #558073 Act, you are advised that Plaintiff's 765 ILCS 605/18.5(q-1(.IF YOUand Sate enteredinthe above For information: Visit out website at EN that pursuant to a Judgment of on June 20, 2013, et 205 W. Ran- reel estate at the rate of $1 for each attorney is deemed fo be s debt col-Foreclosure und Sale entered in theARE ThE MORTGAGOR (HOME-cause on March 18, 2013, an agentdolph Street, Suife t020, Chicago, hnp://nervice.atty-pierce.com. Be- lector attempting Io collect a debt OWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT $1,006 or traction thereot of the above entitled cause on May 14, 01 The Judicial Sales Corporation,Illinois, sell at public auction to the amount paid by the purchaser nottween 3 p.m. and 5 put.only. snd any information obtained will be TO REMAIN IN POSSESSIONwill at 10:30 AM on June 19, 2013, Pierce S Associates, Plaintiff's At- used for that purpose 2012IntercountyJudicialSalesFOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF highest bidder for cash, as set forth to exceed $300, in certified funds/or SKOKIE Corporation will on Monday, June at the The Judicial Sales Corpora-below, the following described real tomeys,tNorth Dearborn Street,INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF1530186 AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN - wire transfer, is due within Wanly- to, 2013 al the hour of t 1 am. in lion, One South Wacker Dnve property: four (24) hours. No fee shall be paidChicago,Illinois60602.Tel.No.COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-519.5/16,5)23/13 #555913 ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, their office at 120 West Madison 60606,Commonly known as 5105 Madison (312) 476-5500 Refer to File Num-TY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY 15-1701(C) ILLINOIS by the mortgagee acquinng the res- Street, Suite 7t8A, Chicago, tllinois, OF THE sell at public auction lo the highest ber 0916475. DIVISION OCWEN LOAN SERVIC-SKOKIE MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE Street, Unit2-5t2, Skokie, IL 60077 dential real estate pursuant to its sell at public suction to tSe highest bidder, as set forth below, the fol-Permanent Index No.:t 0-21-405- INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALESING, LLC IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF LAW. For information, esamine the creditbid at the Oele or by any bidder for cash, as set forth below, lowing described real estate: Corn-077-t 108 mortgagee, judgment creditor,orCORPORATION Plaintiff, COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS court file or contact Plaintiff's 5801-monly known as 4444 W. MAIN the following descnbed mortgaged The mortgaged real estateis im- other lienor acquinng the residentialSelling Officer, (312) 444-t 122 COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHAN- sep:CODILIS S ASSOCIATES,ST., Skokie, IL 60076 Property In- CERY DIVISION real estate: proved wrth a dwelling. The proper- real estate whose nghts in and to1529939 CHONG S. CI-40, HAN CHO, OPTI- P I N. 10-16-123-051-0000 P.C., t5W030 NORTH FRONTAGEdes No. 10-22-105-014-0000, The 5t16,5/23,5/30/13 #561393 MA OLD ORCHARD WOODS ELMJPMORGAN CHASE BANK, NA- ROAD, SUITE 100, BURR RIDGE, hy will NOT be open for inspechon. the residential real estate aroua pri- Commonly known as 9221 Linder real estate is improved with a singleThe psrchaser of the unit other than or to the sale The sublect property CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION,TIONAL ASSOCIATION; IL 60527, (630) 794-9876. Pleasefamilyresidence.The judgment Plaintiff, Anense, Skokie, IL 60077. refer to tite number 14-12-02033, s mortgagee shall puy the assess- is sublect to general real estate tas- OPTIMA OLD ORCHARD WOODS The mortgaged real estateis im- amount was$735,516.96. Salements and the legal fees required es, special assessments, or specialSKOKIE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION vs THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA- proved with a single familyresi- terms. The bid amount, includingbj 765 ILCS 605/9g((t( and )g)(4). DANTEBARTILAD; RITZY G. tasen levied against said real estateINTHE CIRCUIT COURT OFDefendants dence. If the sublect mortgaged realTION One South Wacker Dnve,the Judicial sale fee for Abandoned COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN- AMOROSO; CORNERSTONE 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 The judgment amount was and is offered for sale without any 12 CH 001389 estate is a unit of s common inter- ResidentialPropertyMunicipality Sale terms for non- n, DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY UNIT #1101CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION; (312( 238-SALE You can also visit $342,384.29 representationustoqualityor 8715 WOODS est community, tIre parchaser of the Relief Fund, which is calculated onparties: 10% of successful bid im- Defendants, The Judicial Sales Corporation at w quantity of title and without recourseDIVISION SKOKIE, IL 60077 unit other than a mortgagee shall residential real estate at the rate ofmediately at conclusion of auction, to Piairitiff and n AS IS" conditioirBANK OF AMERICA, N.A. NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-12 CH 30151 ww.11sc.com for a 7 day status re-st for each $1 .000 or fraction there- TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-NOTICE OF SALE pay Ihn assessments required byport of pending sales. COOILIS S balance by12:30 p.m. thenext The sale is further subject to contir-Plaintiff, usbaection (g-t( of Section 16.5 of of of the amount paid by the pur-business day, bothby cashier's suant to a Judgment of ForeclosurePUBLIC NOTICE S HEREBY GIV- ASSOCIATES, P.C. t5W030 mats/n by the court Upon payment the Condominium Properly Act, chaser not to exceed $300, shall bechecks; and no refunds.The sale in full of the amount bid, the pur-MANUEL COPADO, LIDIAand Sale enteredinthe aboveEN that pursuant to s Judgment of NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD,paid in certified funds immediately Foreclosure and Sale entered in theSale termo: 10% down by certified shall be subject to general real es- chaser will receive a Certificate ofAGUILAR CECILIA AGUILARcause on December 6,2012, as funds, balance, by certified funds,SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE, IL 60527by the highest and best bidder at agent of The Judicial Sales Corpo-abose entitled cause on March 11, (630) 794-5300 Attomey File No. tate taxes, special toseu, special Sale that will entitle the purchaserA/fIJA CEÔILIA M. AGUILAR within 24 hours.No refunds. The the conclusion of the sale. No teeassessments, special taxes levied, to a deed to the real estate afterOaf endant s ration, will at 10:30 AM on May 31,2013IntercountyJudicialSales 14-12-02033 Atfomey ARDC No.shall be paid by the mortgagee ac- properly will NOT be open for in- and superiorliens,ifany. The 2013, st the The Judicial Salen Cur-Corporationwilton Wednesday, 00468002 Attorney Code. 21762 confirmation of the Oele The prop-10 CH 20012 spection quiring the residentialreal estateproperty is offered as is,with no erty will NOT be open for inspection8245 RIDGEWAY AVENUE Skokie,Dotation, One South Wacker Drive -June 12, 2013 at the hour of lt CaseNumber: 12 CH 015626puIssant to its credit bid at the sale am. intheir office at 120 WestFor informationcallMr. Anthony express or implied warranties and and plaintiff makes no representa-IL 60076 4th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606, Porto at Plaintiff's Attorney, Freed-TJSC#: 33-8375 NOTE: Pursuantorby any mortgagee, ludgment sell at public auction to the highestMadison Street, Suite 718A, Chica- without any representation as to the tion as to the condition of the prop-NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO- man Anselmo Lindberg LLC, 1807to the Fair Debt Collection Practicescreditor, or other lienor acquiringquality of htle or recourse to Plain- TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-bidder, as set forth below, the fol- ,Illinois, sell st public auction to Act, you are advised that Plaintiff's erty.Prospective bidders are ad- West Diehl Road, Napervilte, Illinois titeresidentialreal estate whosetiff. Prospective bidders are ad- lowing descnbed realt e highest bidder for cash, as set attorney is deemed lo be a debt col- mooistted to check the court file tosuant to u Judgment of Foreclosure 60563-1890. (866) 402-8661 For nghts in and to the resìdenlial malmonished fo review the court file to verity all informationlt this propertyand Sale entered¡n the aboveesfate:Commonly known as 9715forth below, the following descnbed lector attempting to collect a debtestate arose prior lo the sale, The mortgaged real estate' Bidding instructions visit w.faI-iIli venfyallinformation and to view is a condominium unit, the purchas-cause on October 25, 2012, anWOODS UNIT tittot, SKOKIE, IL nois.com 24 hours pnor to saie.and any information obtained will benublad property is sublet to gener-auction riles at wew kallenrs.com. agent of The Judicial Sales Corpo-60077 Property Index No. 10-09-Commonly known as 4654 West used for that purpose. er of the unit at the foreclosure sale, Ff1020269 al real estate toses, special assess-For information' Sate ClerIc, Fisher ration, will at 1030 AM on June 4,304-035-1079, Property Indes No.Keeney Street, Unit 3N, Skokie, IL 1529162 other then a mortgagee, shall pay INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALES ments, or specialtasesleviedand Shapiro,Attorney e 42168, the assessments and the legal fees2013, at the The Judicial Sales Cor-10-09-304-035-t 167, PropertyIn-60076. 5,9, 5/16, 5/23/13 #555503 against said reel estate and is of- des No. 10-09-304-836-1168. TheP I N. 10-22-319-056-1007 CORPORATION 2121 Waukegan Road, Suite 301. requiredby TheCondominiumporation, One South Wacker Dnve - Sailing Officer. (312)444-1122 fered for sale without any represen-Bannockburn, Illinois 61115, (847) realestateisimproved The mortgaged real estate ix Im- tation as to quality or quantity of title Properte*t, 765 ILCS 6051g(g)(1)4th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606, with a 1529798 SKOKIE 498-9990, between 1.00 p.m. and sell at public auction to the highestcondo/townhouse. Sale tennis: 25%proved with a condominium resi- and (g)(4). lt this property is a con- 5/9, 5/16, 5/23113 #555873 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFand without recourse to Plaintiff and3:00 rn. weekdays only. dominium unit which ispariof abidder, as set forth belnw, the fol-down of the highest bid by certifieddance, The purchaser of the unit COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS in AS 1S condition. The sale is fur- 1521 common interest community,thelowing described real estate: Corn-funds at the close of the sale paya-other than u mortgagee shall paySKOKIE COUNTI' DEPARTMENT, CHAN-ther subject to confirmation by the 519, 5116, 5123/13 #555481 purchaser of the unit at the forado-monly kiown an 8245 RIDGEWAYble lo TIte Judicial Sales Corpora-the assessments and the legal feesIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFCERY DIVISION court Upon payment in full of the sure sale other than a mortgageeAVENUE, Skokie, IL 60076 Proper-lion. No third party checks will berequited by xubdrviuions (g((l) andCOOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-BANK OF AMERICA, N A.SUC-amount bid, the purchaser will re- shall pay the assessments requiredty Indes No. 10-23-314-058-0000.acceptedThe balance, includin (g((4( of Section 9 of the Condomin-TY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYCESSOR BY MERGER TO BACceive a Certificate of Sale that will by The Condominium Property Act,The real estate is improved with athe Judicial sale fee for Abandoneium Property Act DIVISION HOME LOANS SERVICING, LP,entitle the purchaser to a deed to 765 ILCS 605/t8.5(-t)IF YOUone story single family ranch; noResidentialPropertyMunicipalitySale terms: t0/ down by certifiedBANK OF AMERICA, N.A. F/WA COUNTRYWIDE HOMEthe real esfate after confirmation of ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME-garage. Sale ferins: 25% down ofRelief Fund, which io calculated onfunds, balance, by certified funds,Plaintiff, LOANS SERVICING, LP, the sale. The property will NOT be OWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHTthe highest bid by certified funds atresidential real estate at the rate ofwithin 24 hours.No refunds. The Plaintiff open forinspection and plaintiff TO REMAIN IN POSSESSIONthe close of the sale payable to Thes I for each $1 000 or fraction there-property will NOT be open for in-KAZY ODISHO AIX/A KAZY Y.V, makes no representation as to the FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OFJudicial Sales Corporation. No thirdof of the amount paid by the pur-upection ODtSHO SANDRA LEE BANEY; BANK OFcondition of the properly, Prospec- AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, INparty checks will be accepted. Thechaser not to exceed $300, in certi-For information call Sales Depart-Defendants AMERICA, N.A.; OPTIMA OLD OR-byebiddersare admonished to ACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONbalance, including the Judicial salefied foods/or wire transfer,is duement st Plaintiff's Attorney, Manley12 CH 015626 CHARD WOODS OAK CONDO-check the court file Io verify all nf or- t5-1701(C(OF THE ILLINOISfeeforAbandoned Residentialwithin twenty-four (24) hours. NoDeasKochalskì,LLC, PO Bon4539 DOBSON STREET SKOKIE,MINIUM ASSOCIATION, OPTIMAmation. If this property is a condo- FIND MORE MORTGAGE FORECLOSUREProperty Municipality Relief Fund,fee shall be paid by the mortgagee165028, Columbus, Ohio 43216-IL 60076 OLD ORCHARD WOODS COM-minium unit, the purchaser of the LAW. Forinformation:Visitourwhich is calculated on residentialacquinng the residential real estate5028. (614) 220-5611. 12-016663NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-MUNIT ASSOCIATION, unit at the foreclosure sale, other website at uervice.atfy-pierce.com.real estate at the rate of $1 for eachpursuant to its credit bid st the saleINTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALESTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-Defendants than a mortgagee. shall pay the as- between the hours of 3 and 5 pm.$1,000 or fraction thereof of Ibaor by any mortgagee, judgmentCORPORATION suant to a Judgment of Foreclosure10 CH 40740 sessments and the legal fees re- PIERCE 6 ASSOCIATES, Plaintiff'samount paid by the purchaser notcreditor, or other lienor acquiringSellinOfficer, (312)44.4-1122 and Sale enteredin the aboveProperty Address: 9665 Woodsquired by The Condominium Prop- Attorneys, OneNorth Deart)omto exceed $300, n certified funds/orthe residential real estate whose15 6 cauue on February 28, 2013, anDnve Unit 608 Skokie, IL 60077 erty Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g((l) and Street Sude 1300, CHICAGO, ILwire transfer, is due within twenty-rights in and lo the residential teal5/9, 5/16, 5/23113 #555884 agent of The Jadicial Sales Corpo-NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE(g)(4).If this property is a condo- 60602.TelNo(312) 476-5500.four (24( hours. No fee shall be paidestate arose prior to the sale. The ration, will at 10:30 AM on May 30,SALE - CONDOMINIUM minium unit which is part of s dom- Please refer to file numberby the mortgagee acquinng lye rea-subject properly is subledt IO gener-SKOKIE 2013, al the The Judicial Sales Cor-Fisher and Shapiro file C 10-044t30mon interest community. the pur- PAl 105096. THE JUDICIAL SALESdent/al real estate pursuant toitsal real estafe tases. special assess-IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFporation, One South Wacker Drive -(lt ix advised that interested partieschaser of the unit al the foreclosure t.00ALJOBS CORPORATION One Southcredit bid at the sale or by anymauls,orspecialtosesleviedCOOK COUNTY, ILLINOtS 4th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606,consult with their sale other than a mortgagee shall Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicaqo,mortgagee, judgment creditor,oragainst said real estate and is of-COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHAH-sell at public auction to the highestown altomeys before biddingatpay the assessments required by IL 60006-4650 (312) 236-SALE Youother lienor acquinng the residentialfered for sale without any represen-CERY DIVISION bidder, as set forth below, the fol-mortgage foreclosure sales) The CondominiumProperty Act, can also visit The Judicial Salesreal estate whose nghts in und totalion au Io quality or quantity of titleREPUBLIC BANK OF CHICAGO: lowing descnbed real estate: Cors-PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given765 ILCS 605/18.5(q-l(. I YOU Corporation at www.tjac.com for a 7the residential real estate arose pri-and without recourse to Plaintiff andPlaintiff, monly known as 4639 DOBSONthat pursuant tos Judqment ofARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME- day Status report of sendino sales.or lo the sale The subfect propertyin AS 1S condition, The sale is fur-vs. STRSET, SKOKIE, IL 60076 Prop-Foreclosure entered on March t4,OWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT PIERCE S ASSOCIATES Oneis subject to general real estate tos-ther soNad lo confirmation by theAPRIM D. RASHO; JANETerty Indes No. 10-27-116-022. The2013, KalIen Realty Services, Inc.,TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION North Dearborn Street Suite 1300es, special assessments, or specialcoso. If the sale is set aside for anyRASHO; UNKNOWN OWNERS real estate is improved with a resi-as Selling Official will at 12:30 p.m.FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF CHICAGO, IL60602 (3121 476-laxen levied against said real estatereason, the Purchaser at the saleAND NON RECORD CLAIMANTS;desde. Sale terms: 25% down ofon June 17, 2013, at 205 W. Ran-AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN 5500 Attomey File No. PAt 105096and is offered for sale without anyshall be enhfled only lo a return ofDefendants, the higheul bid by certified funds atdolph Street, Suite 1020, Chicago,ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION AT Aaomey Code. 91220 Case Num-representationasloqualityorthe deposil paid. The Purchaser12 CM 15454 the close of the sate payable to TheIllinois, sell al public auction to the15-1701(C)OF THEILLINOIS her: 11 CH 12914 TJSC#: 33-6183 quantity of title and without recourseshall haveno furtherrecourseNOTICE OF SALE Judicial Sales Corporation, No thirdhighest bidder for cash, us set forthMORTGAGE FORECLOSURE 530524 Io Plaintiff and in AS 1S conditionagainst the Mortgagot, thePUBLIC NOTICE is hereby givenparty checks will be accepted. Thebelow, the following descnbed realLAW. For information, contact 5/16, 5/23, 5/30/13 #561404 The sale is further sublect to conf ir-Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attor-that pursuant to a Judgment ofbalance, including the Judicial saleproperly' Plainhif's attorney: HEAVNER, mation by the court. Upon paymentney. Upon payment in lull of theForeclosure entered inthe abovefeeforAbandoned ResidentialCommonly known as 9665 WoodsSCOTT, BEYERS S MIHLAR, LLC, in full of the amount bid, the pur-amount bid, the purchaser will te-entitled cause on March 8, 2013,Properly Municipality Relief Fund,Drive, Unit 608, Skokie, IL 600771 1 tEast Main Street, DECATUR. chaser will receive a Certificate ofcaine a Certificate of Sale that willtntercounty Judicial Sales Corpora-which is calculated on residentialPermanent Indes No.:10-09-304-IL 62523, (217) 422-1719. THE JU- lion will on Tuesday, June t i , 2013, 031-1040; 10-09-304-031-1289 Sale that will entitle the purchaserentitle the purchaser to a deed to real estate al the rate of $1 for each DICIALSALES CORPORATION PIONEER1OCALCO44AONSTER to a deed to the real estala aherthe real estate after confirmation ofat the hour stt i am. in their officest 000 or fraction thereof of theThe mortgaged real estate s im-One South WackerDrive,24th TO PLACE YOUR confirmation of the sale. The prop-the sale. The property wilt NOT beat 120 West Madison Street, Suiteamount paid by the purchaser notproved with s dwelling. The proper-Floor,Chicago, IL 60606-4650 erty will NOT be open for inspectionopen forinapection andplaintiff7lsA. Chicago, Illinois, sell to theto esceed $300, in certified funds/orty will NOT be open for inspection.(312) 236-SALE You can also visit GARAGE SALE AD, CALL and plaintiff makes no representa-makes no representation as to thehighest bidder for cash, the follow-wire transfer, is due within twenty-The purchaser of the unit other thanThe Judicial Sales Corporation at w tion au to the condemn of the prop-condition of the property. Proapec-ing described mortgaged real es-tour (24) hours. No fee shall be paida mortgagee shall pay the assess-ww.tjsc.com for s 7 day status re- erty. Prospective bidders are ad-livebidders are admonishedtotate: by the mortgagee acquiring the res-meots and the legal fees requiredporf of pending sales. HEAVNER, 847-998-3400 monished Io chad, the court tile tocheck the court file lo verify all infor-Commonly known as 3358 Mainidential real estate Dursuant to itsby 765 ILCS 605/9(q))l( and lqlI4I,SCOTT, BEYERS & MIHLAR, LIC Thursday, May 23, 2013 Pioneer Press (DC) 9 Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.

SKOKIE Case Number: 10 CH42240SKOKIE the sale. The property will NOT bethe court. Upon payment in full ofthan a mortgagee, shall pay the as-purchaser of the unit at the fàrdoo-sesaments anthe lerJal 'fees re- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFTJSC#: 33-12039 NOTE: PursuantIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFopen forinspection andplaintiffthe amount bid, the purchaser willseosments and the legal fees re-sure sale other then a mortgageequired by The Condominium Prop- COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-to the Fair Debt Collection PracticesCOOK COUNTY, ILLINOf S makes no representation au to thereceive a Certificate of Sale that willquimd by The Condominium Prop-shall pay the assessments requirederty Act. 765 ILCS 605/9(g)(t( and TY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYAct, you are advised that Plaintiff'sCOUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHAN-condìtion of the property. Prospec-entitle the purchaser to a deed Ioerly Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g)(t) andby The Condominium Property Act,(g)(4).Ifthis property is a condominium unit which is part of a corn- DIVISION attorney is deemeri to be a debt col-CERY DIVISION tinebidderaare admonishedtothe teal estate aher confirmation of)g))4).If thia property is a condo-7B5 ILCS 605/ttt.5(g-t).IF YOU HSBC MORTGAGE CORPORA-lector attempting to collect a debtBANK OF AMERICA, NA SUCCES-check the court file to verify all infor-the sale. The property will NOT beminium unit which is part of a corn-ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME-mon interest community, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure TION (USA) and any information obtained will beSOR BY MERGER TO mation. lt this property is a condo-opon forinspection andplaintiffmon intereal community, the pur-OWNER). YOU HAVE THE RIGHT Pia intif1, used for that purpose BAC HOME LOANS SERVICING,minium unit, the purchaser of themakes no representation as to thechaser of the unit at the foreclosureTO REMAIN IN POSSESSIONsale other than a mortgagee shall 534301 LP FKA COUNTRYWIDE unit at the foreclosure sale, othercondition of the property. Prospec-sale other than a mortgagee shallFOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OFpay the assessments required by to AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, INThe Condominium PropertyAct, KAREEN J. MICLAUSI AKA5/23,5/30,6/6/13 #566986 HOME LOANS SERVICING LP; than a mortgagee, shall pay the as-tinebidders are admonished pay the assessments required b KAREEN MICLAUSI, Plaintiff, sessments and the legal fees re-check the costi file to verify all infor-The CondominiumPropertyAc,ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION765 ILCS 605/t8.5)g-l).IF YOU MARIUS F. MICLAUSI AKA vs. quired by The Condominium Prop-rnation.If this property is a condo-765 ILCS 605/t8.5(q-l) l YOU15-1701(C)OF THE ILLINOISARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME- MARIUS MICLAUSI SKOKIE YEVGENIY TURIN; LARISA TU-erty Act, 765 ILCS 605/9)g))l( andminium unit, the purchaser of theARE THE MORTGAGOR )HOME-MORTGAGE FORECLOSUREOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT Defendants IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFRIN; MORTGAGE )g)(4).If this property is a condo-unit at the foreclosure sale, otherOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHTLAW. For information, contactTO REMAIN IN POSSESSION Plaintiff's 10 CH 42240 COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-ELECTRONIC REGISTRATIONminium unit which is part of a corn-than a mortgagee, shall pay the as-TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION attorney: NADAFOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF 5021 B SUFFIELD COURT Skokie,TY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYSYSTEMS. INC. AS mon interest community, the pur-seasments and the legal tees re-FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OFDJORDJEVIC, B000ELL 6AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN IL 60077 DIVISION NOMINEE FOR AMERICA'Schaser of the unit at the foreclosurequired by The Condominiurn Prop-AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, INDOMANSKIS, LLC, 353 North ClarkACCORDANCE WITH SECTION NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. WHOLESALE LENDER; sale other than a mortgagee shallerfy Act, 765 ILCS 605/g(g1) andACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONStreet,Sullet800,Chicago,ILt5-t7Ol(C) OF THE ILLINOIS TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thai pur-AS SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TOUNKNOWN OWNERS ANDpay the assessments required by)g))4).It this property is a condo-15-1701(C)OF THE ILLINOIS60654312) 938-4070. THE JUDI-MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE suant is a Judgment of ForeclosureWACHOVIA MORTGAGE, FSB NONRECORD CLAIMANTS; The Condominium PropertyAct,minium unit which is part of a corn-MORTGAGE FORECLOSURECIAL ALES CORPORATION OneLAW For information, esamino the mon interest community, the pur-LAW. Forinformation,contact court file or contact Plaintiff's aBor- and Sale enteredin Ike aboveF/K/A WORLD SAVINGS BANK,Defendants, 765 ILCS 605/l8.5)g-l(. IF YOU South Wacker Dnve, 24th Floor, cause ori ApnI 25, 2013, an agentFSB 09 CH 37932 ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME-chaser of the unit at the foreclosurePlaintiff's attorney; HEAVNER,Chicago, IL 60606-4650 (312) 236-ney:CODILIS 6 ASSOCIATES, of The Judicial Sales Corporation,Plaintiff, PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby givenOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHTsale other than a mortgagee shall5CC-n-, BEYERS A MIHLAR, LLC,SALEYos can also Visit The Judi-P.C., t5W030 NORTH FRONTAGE will at i 0:30 AM on that pursuant to a Jsd9ment ofTO REMAIN IN POSSESSIONpay the assessments required b 1 1 1East Main Street, DECATUR,crol Sales Corporation at www.tjsc.cROAD, SUITE tOO, BURR RIDGE, June 17. 2013, at the The JudicialRENATO M CUEVO, LEONIDA RForeclosure entered n the aboveFOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OFThe Condominium Property Ac,IL 62523, )2t7) 422-t7t9. THE JU-orn for a 7 day status report ofIL 60527, )630( 794-9876 Please SalesCorporation, One SouthCUE VO entitled cause on March 22, 2013,AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN765 ILCS 605118.5)g-t).IF' YOUDICIAL SALES CORPORATIONriendino sales B000ELL 6refer totile number t4-t2-02738 Wacker Dnve - 24th Floor, CHICA-Defendants Intercounty Judicial Sales Corpora-ACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME-One South Wacker Dnve,24thbOMA4SKIS, LLC 353 North ClarkTHE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA- GO, IL, 60606, sell at public auctionlOCH 1288 lion will on Tuesday, June 25, 2013,15-1701)C( OF THEILLINOISOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHTFloor,Chicago, IL 60606-4650Street,Suite1800 Chicago,ILTION One South Wacker Dnve, to the highest bidder, as set forth5020 CAROL STREET SKOKIF, ILat the hour of 1 1 am. in their officeMORTGAGE FORECLOSURETO REMAININPOSSESSION(312) 236-SALE You can also Visit60654(312)938-4070Attorney24th Floor, Chicago, jL 60606-4650 below, the following described real60077 at 120 West Madison Street, SuiteLAW. For information,contactFOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OFThe Judicial Beles Corporation at wCode. 46656 Case Number: 09 CH(312) 236-SALE You can also niait NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-7t8A, Chicago, Illinois, sell to thePlaintiff's attorney: HEAVNER,AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, INww.tsc.com for a 7 day status re-29976 TJSC#: 33-tlt75 NOTE:The Judicial Sales Corporation al w estate ww.tlsc.com for a 7 day status re- Commonly known as5021 BTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-highest bidder for cash, the follow-SCOTT, BEYERS & MIHLAR, LLC,ACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONBort of pending sales. HEAVNER,Pursuant lo the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, you are advised that SUFFIELD COURT, Skokie,ILsuant to a Judgment of ForeclosureIng described property: 1 t 1East Mairi Street, DECATUR,t5-1701(C)OF THEILLINOISSCOT-I, BEVETIS ti MIHLAR, LLC port of sending sales. CODILIS S ASSOCIATES, P.C. t5W030 60077 and Sale enteredinthe abovePJ.N. t 0-1 6-408-064-0000. IL 62523, (2171 422-1719. THE JU-MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE1 1 1 East Main Street DECATUR, ILPlaintiff's attorney is deemed to be Property Index No. 10-16-419-006-cause on March 18, 2013, an agentCommonly known as 9122 SkokieDICIAL SALES CORPORATIONLAW For information,contact62523(217)422-1719Attorneya debt collector attempting to collectNORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, of The Judicial Sales Corporation,Blvd, Unit B, Skokie, IL 60077. One South WackerDrive,24thPlaintiff's attorney: HEAVNER,Code. 40387 Case Number t2 CHa debt and any information obtainedSUITE tOO BURR RIDGE, IL 60527 (630) 794-5300 Attorney File No The real estate is improved with awill at tO:30 AM on June 20, 2013,The mortgaged real estate is im-Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650SCOTt. BEYERS & MIHLAR, LLC,037t2 TJSC#: 33-8406 NOTE' Pur-will be used for that purpose. The judgmentat the The Judicial Sales Corpora-proved with a single family resi-(312) 236-SALE You can also visitlit East Main Street, DECATUR,suant to tIre Fair Debt Collection1532051 t4-t2-02738 Attorney ARDC No. condominium. 00468002 Attorney Code 21762 amount was$313,329.88. Saletion, One South Wacker Drive-dence. If the sublect mortgaged realThe Judicial Sales Corporation at wIL 62523, )2t7) 422-t719 THE JU-Practices Act, you are advised that5/16. 5(23, 5/30/13 #561490 ternis; 25% down of the highest bid24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606,estate s a unit of a common inter-w-w.tjsc.00m for a 7 day status re-DICIAL SALES CORPORATIONPlaintiff's attorney is deemed to be Case Number:t2 CH 003560 TJSC#: 33-6143 NOTE Pursuant by certified tundn at the close st thesell at public auction to the highestest community, the purchaser of thesort of pending sales. HEAVNER,One South WackerDrive,24ths debt collector attempting to coIled sale payable to The Judicial Salesbidder, as set forth below, the fol-unit other than a mortgagee shallSCOTt, BEYEPS S MIHLAR, LLCFloor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650a debt and any information obtainedSKOKIE to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Corporation. No third party checkslowing descnbed real estate: pay the assessments required by1 t 1 East Main Street DECATUR. IL)3f2) 236-SALE You can also visitwill be used for that purpose. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFAct, you are advised thai Plaintiff's will be accepted. The balance, in-Commonly known as 5020 CAROLsubsection )g-t) of Section 18.5 of62523)2t7)422-1719AttorneyThe Judicial Sales Corporation at w1524458 COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-attorney s deemed to be a debt col- cluding theJudicial sale fee forSTREET, SKOKIE, IL 60077 theCondominiumPropertyAct.Code. 40387 Case Nsrnber: 12 CHww.tsc.corn for a 7 day status re-5/23, 5/30. 6/6/13 #566665 TV DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYlector attempting to collect a debt AbandonedResidentialPropertyProperty Index No, 10-21-202-029. Sale terms: 25% down by certified15134 TJSCe: 33-9101 NOTE: Par-port of pending sales, HEAVNER, DIVISION and any information obteìned will be Municipality Relief Fund, which isThe real estate is improved with afunds, balance within 24 hours, bysuant to the Fair Debt CollectionSCOTT, BEYEPS & MIHLAR, LLC 6MO HARRIS BANK NA F/K/Aused for that purpove calculated on residential real estatethree-storymulti-family home; at-certified funds. No refunds.ThePractices Act, you are advised that111 East Main Street DECATUR, ILSKOKIE HARRIS NA F/K/A HARRIS TRUST1531648 at the rate of St tor each $1,000 ortachad 2 car garage. Sale terms:property will NOT be open for in-Plaintiff's attorney is deemed to be62523(217)422-1719AttorneyIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFAND SAVINGS BANK 5/16, 5/23, 5(30/13 #561456 traction thereof of the amount paid25% down of the highest bid by cer-spection.Upon payment infull ofa debt collector attempting to collectCode. 40387 Case Number: 1 1 CHCOOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-Plaintiff, by the purchaser not to exceedtified fundo at the close of the salethe amount bid, the purchaser willa debt and any information obtained36133 TJSC#: 33-6499 NOTE: Pur-TY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY suant lo the Fair Debt Collection $300, incertifiedfunds/orwirepayable to The Judicial Sales Cor-receive a Certificate of Sale whichwill be used for that purpose DIVISION UNITED CENTRALAÒRON BOJKOVIC, SADETA transfer.is due within twenty-tourporation. No third party checks willwill entitle the purchaser to a Deed1526934 Practices Act, you are advised thatBANK PALJEVIC, UNKNOWN OWNERS (24) hours. No fee shall be paid bybe accepted. The balance, includ-to the premises aher confirmation of5/23, 5/30, 6/6/13 #566077 Plaintiff's attorney is deemed to bePlaintiff, AND NONRECORD CLAIMANTS, the mortgagee acquinng the resi-ing the Judicial sale fee for Aban-the sale. a debt collector attempting to collect CHICAGO TITLE LAND TRUST dential real estate pursuant to itsdoned Residential Property Munici-For information: Visit our website st a debt and any information obtainedGANDHI INDIAN RESTAURANT,COMPANY AS TRUSTEE UIT/A crboit bidat the sale or by anypality Relief Fund, which u calcula-http:/fservice.atty-pierce.com. Be-SKOKIE wilt be used tor that purpose INC. AN ILLINOISCORPORA-DATED 4/6/1999PJXJA TRUST mortgagee. ludgment creditor,orfed on residential real estate at theSwOon 3 p.m. and 5 p.m. only.IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF1524461 TION. NANO KISHORE,NO. 99-8214, UNKNOWN BENEFI- other lienor acquinng the residentialrate of $1 for each $1, or trac-Pierce & Associates, Plaintiff's Al-COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-5(23, 5/30, 6/6/13 #566047 MAHENDRA PATa. TALASHI PA-CIARIESOF CHICAGO TITLE real estate whose nghts in and totion thereof of the amount paid bytomeys, 1North Dearborn Street,TY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY TEL, MAFAT PATEL, UNKNOWNLAND TRUST COMPANY AS RENT YOUR the residential real estate arose pri-the purchaser not to exceed $300,Chicago,Illinois60602.Tel.No.DIVISION CITIMORTGAGE, INC OWNERS AND NON-RECORDTRUSTEE UIT/A DATED 4/6/1999 or to the sale. The sublect propertyin certified funds/or wire transfer, is(312) 476-5500. Refer to File Num-Plaintiff, CLAIMANTS A/K/A TRUST NO 99-82t4 is sublect to general real estate tas-due within twenty-tour (24) hours.ber 0919306 SKOKIE Defendants Defendants es, special assessments, or specialNo feeshallbepaidbytheINTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALESUNKNOWN HEIRS ANDIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF09 CH 29976 12 CH 003560 taxes levied against said real estatemortgagee acquiring the residentialCORPORATION DEVISEES OF ADELLECOOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-7930 KOSTNER AVENUE Skokie,4443 HOWARD STREET SKOKIE, and is ottered for sale without anyreal estate pursuant to its credit bi.Selling Officer,312)444-1122 LEBOWICZ DECEASED, UN-ri DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYIL 60076 IL 60076 representation astoqualityorat the sale or by any mortgagee,1532478 KNOWN CLAIMANTS ANDDIVISION GREEN TREE SERVIC-NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-APARTMENT quantity of title and without recoursejudgment creditor, or other lienor.5P23, 5/30, 6/6/13 #566107 LEINHOLDERS AGAINST THE ES-ING LLC TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur- to Plaintiff und in AS 1S conditionacquinng the residential real estate TATE OF ADELLE LEBOWICZ DE-Plaintiff, suant to a Judgment of Foreclosuresuant to a Judgment of Foreclosure The sale is turther subject to contir-whose nghts in and to the residen- CEASED, UNKNOWN CLAIMANTS and Sale enteredinthe aboveand Sale enteredinthe above mation by the cosO. Upon paymentliaire estate arose prior to the AND LEANHOLDERS AGAINSTBOBBY C. PINGUL,ERLINDAcause on Febroary tO, 20t3, ancause on March 5, 2013, an agent in full st the amount bid, the pur-sale, The sub)ect properly is subjectSKOKIE THE UNKNOWNHEIRS ANDPINGUL AKA ERLINDA G. PINGULagent of The Judicial Sales Corpo-of The Judicial Sales Corporation, chaser will receive a Certificate ofto general real estate tases, specialIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFDEVISES OF ADELLE LEBOWICZ,Defendants ration, will at 10:30 AM on June 12,will at tO;30 AM on June 7, 20t3, at Sale that witl entitle the purchaserassernments, or upecial taxeu lev-COOK COUNTY, ILLINOiS COUN-DECEASED, BANK OF AMERICA,12 CH 03712 2013, at the The Judicial Sales Cor-the The Judicial Sales Corporation, WITH EASE to a deed to the real estate ahered against said real estate and isTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYNATIONAL ASSOCIATION, SUC-7ttt 1 CRAWFORD AVE. Skokie, ILporation, One South Wacker Drive -One South Wacker Dnve .24th confirmation of the sale. The prop-offered for sale without any lepre-DIVISION EVERBANK CESSOR BY MERGER TO60076 4th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606,Floor, CHICAGO,' IL, 60606, sell al erty will NOT be open for inspectionsenlation av to quality or quantity ofPlaintiff, LASALLE BANK, NATIONAL AS-NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-sell al pubIc auction to the highestpublic auction to the highest bidder. and plaintiff makes no representa-title and without recourse to Plaintiff SOCIATION, SKOKIE TERRACETICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-bidder, as set forth below, the fol-au set forth below, the following de- tion us to the condition of the prop-and in AS lS Condition. The sale sKARINA A. MEZA JOSE MEZA,HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION,suant to a Judgment of Foreclosurelowing described real estate: Com-ocribed real estate:Commonly erty.Prospective bidders are ad-further subject to conhrmation byJR AKA JOSE MZA, MIDLANDSHIANDEL FAREK.AS, WILLIAMand Sale enteredinthe abovernonly known as 7930 KOSTNERknown as 4443 HOWARD monished to check the Court file tothe court, Upon payment n full ofFUNDING LLC NUTCHER, AS SPECIAL REPRE-cause on March 27, 2013, an agentAVENUE, Skokie, IL 60076 Pro, -r-STREET, SKOKIE, IL 60076 Prop- IN THE verity all information. lt this propertythe amount bid, the purchaser willDefendants SENTATIVE OF ADELLEof The Judicial Sales Corporation,ty Indes No, l0-27-t04-050-SII..erty IndesNo. 10-27-305-033, is a condominium unit, or a unitreceive a Certifkrate of Sale that will12 CH 15134 LEBOWICZ, DECEASED, LINDAwill at tO:30 AM on July 1, 2013, atThe real estate is improved with aProperty Index No. 10-27-305-006. which is part of a common interestentitle the purchaser to a deed to8546 KEDVALE AVESkokie,ILSHAPIRO, JACOB LEBOWICZ,the The Judicial Beles Corporation,single family residence, The lud -The real estate is improved with s community, the purchaser ofthethe real estate after confirmation of60076 JEANNE GLENNER, MICHAELOne South Wacker Drive -24thment amount was $426,333.3 residenceSale terms: 25% down unit at the foreclosure sale, otherthe sale. The property wilt NOT beNOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-LE BO W ICZ Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606, sell atSale terms: 25% down of the high-of the highest bid by certified funds than a mortgagee, shall pay the as-openforinspection andplaintiffTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-Defendants public auction to the highest bidder,est bid by certd'sid tanda at theat the close of the sale payable to aessments and the legal fees re-makes no representation us Io thesuant to a Judgment of Foreclosure11 CH36133 as set forth below, the following de-close of the sale payable to The Jo-The Judicial Sales Corporafion. No CLASSI FI LBS. quired by The Condominium Prop-condition of the property. Prospec-and Sale enteredinthe above8700 SKOKIE BLVD. UNIT 1-O-Sscribed realestate:Commonlydicial Sales Corporation. No thirdthird party checks wrIt be accepted. erta Act, 765 ILCS 60519)q((1( andlivebidders are admonished tocasse on Apnl 1, 2013, an agent ofSkokie, IL 60077 known as 7tttl CRAWFORD AVE.,party checks will be accepted. TheThe balance, including the Judicial (g))4), In accordance with 735 ILCScheck the Court tile to verify all infor-The Judicial Sales Corporation. willNOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-Skokie,IL 60076 Property Indesbalance, including the Judicial salesale fee for Abandoned Residential 15-t507(c)(1(Ih-t) and (h-2), 765matron. If this property is a condo-at 10:30 AM on July 5, 2013, at theTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-No, 10-26-107-034-0000. The realfeefor AbandonedResidentialProperty Municipality Relief Fund, ILCS 60519(g))S), and 765 ILCSminium unit, the purchaser of theTheJudicialSalsaCorporation,suant to a Judgment of Foreclosureestateis improved with a singleProperty Municipality Relief Fund,which io calculated on residential 605/18.5)9-1), you are hereby nob-unit at the foreclosure sale, otherOne South Wacker Drive -24thand Sale enteredinthe abovefamilyresidence.The judgmentwhich is calculated on residentialreal estate at the rate of St for each tied that the purchaser of the prop-than s mortgagee, shall pay the as-Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606, sell atcause on July 1, 2013, an agent ofamount was $287,283.58.Salereal estate at the rate of $t for each$t,000 or fraction thereof of the CA erty, other than a mortgagee, shallsessments and the legal tees re-public auction to the highest bidder,The Judicial Sales Corporation, willterms: The bid amount, including$t,000 or fraction thereofof theamount paid by Ihe purchaser not pay the assessments and legal feesquired by The Condominium Prop-as set forfit below, the following de-st 10:30 AM on July 1, 2013, at thethe Jsdicial sale fee for Abandonedamount paid by the purchaser notto exceed $300, in certified funds/or ropuired by subsections (gol ) andarty Act, 765 ILCS 605/9)g))t) andscnbed real estate:CommonlyTheJudicialSalesCorporation.Residential PropertyMunicipalityto exceed $300, in certified funds/orwire transfer, is due within twenty- (g)(4) of section 9 and the assess-)g)(4).If this property iv a condo-known as 8546 KEDVALE AVE.,One South Wacker Drive -24thRelief Fund, which is calculated onwire transfer, is due within twenty-four (24) hours No fee shall be paid ments required by subsection (g-1)minium unit which is part of a corn-Skokie,IL 60076 Property indenFloor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606, seIl atresidential real estate at the rate oftour )24( hours, No fee shall be paidby the mortgagee acqsinng the res- of section 18.5 of the Itlinoia Condo-mon interest community, the pur-No. 10-22-209-045-0000. The realpublic auction to the highest bidder,$1 for each $t .000 or traction there-by the mortgagee acquiring the res-idenlial real estate pursuant to its841-998-3400 minium Property Act. IF YOU AREchaser of the unit at the foreclosureestateisimproved with a singleas set forth below, the following de-of st the amount paid by the pur-idential real estate pursuant to itscredit bid at the sale or by any THE MORTGAGOR )HOMEOWN-sale other than a mortgagee shallfamilyresidence.The lsdgmentscribed real estate:Commonlychaser not to esceed $300, shalt becredit bid st the sale or by anyrnort9agee, judgment creditor,or ER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TOpay the assessments required byamount was $231,102.90.Saleknown as 8700 SKOKIE BLVDpaid in certified funds immediatelymortgagee, judgment creditor,orother lienor acquinng the residential REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30The CondominiumProperty Act,terms: The bid amount, includinUNITt-O-S.Skokie,IL60077by the highest and best bidder atother honor acquiring the residentialreal estale whose nghts in and to DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN OR-765 ILCS 605118.5)0-1).IF YOUthe Judicial sale fee for AbandoneProperty Indes No. t 0-21-229-002-the conclusion of the sale. No teereal estate whose nghts in and tothe residential real estate arose pri- DER OF POSSESSION, IN AC-ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME-ResidentialPropertyMunicipality1059. The real estate is improvedshall be paid by the mortgagee ac-the residential real estate arose pri-or to the sale, The subtect property CORDANCE WITH SECTION t5-OWNERI, YOU HAVE THE RIGHTRelief Fand, which is calculated onwith a residential condominium. Theqairing the residentialreal estateor to the sale. The subject propertyis subtect to general real estate las- TO PLACE t7OlIC) OF THE ILLINOIS MORT-TO REMAIN IN POSSESSIONresidential real estate at the rate ofjudgment amount was $60,66.81.pursuant to its credit bid at the saleis subject to general real estate tao-es, special assessments, or special GAGE FORECLOSURE LAW, ForFOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF$1 for each $1,000 ortraction there-Sale terms: The bid amount, includ-or by any moffgagee, judgmentes, special assessments, or specialtases levied against said real estate information, contact Plaintiff's attor-AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, INof of the amount paid by the pur-ing the Judicial sale tee for Aban-creditor, or other honor acquiringtaxes lea/ed against said real estafeand is offered for sale without any nev: Anthony Porto, FREEDMANACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONchaser not to exceed $300, shall bedoned Resìdenhal Property Manici-the residential real estate whoseand is offered for sale without anyrepresentationasto qualitysr AÑSELMO LINDBERG LLC, t607t5-1701)C) OF THEILLINOISpaid in certified funds immediatelypality Relief Fund, which is calcula-nghts in and to the residential realrepresentationastoqualityorquantity of title and without recourse W DIEI-fL ROAD, SUITE 333, NA-MORTGAGE FORECLOSUREby the highest and best bidder atfed on residential real estate at theestate arose prior to the sale. Thequantity of tide and without recourseto Plaintiff and in "As IS" condition. PERVILLE, IL 60563, (866) 402-LAW. Forinformation:Visitourthe conclusion of the sale. No teerate of $1 for each $t,000 or frac-subject property is uutqect to gener-to Plaintiff and in "As IS" conditionThe sale is further subtect to confir- YOUR AD 8661 For bidding instructions, visitwebaite at servrce.atty-pierce.com.shall be paid by the mortgagee ac-tion thereof of the amount paid byal real estate tases, special assess-The sale is further sublect to conhr-matron by the courtIf the sale is www.fal-iltinois.com.. Pleasereferbetween the hours ot 3 and 5 pm.quinng the residenhal real estatethe purchaser not to exceed $300,monts,orspecialtasesleviedmabon by the court. Upon paymentsel aside for any reason, the Pur- to tile number X10090069 THE JU-PIERCE & ASSOCIATES, Plaintiff'spursuant to its credit bid at the saleshall be paid in certified funds im-against said real estate and is of-infull of the amount bid, the pur-chaser at the sale shall be entidad DICIAL SALES CORPORATIONAttorneys,OneNorthDearbornor by anymortgagee. judgmentmediately by the highest and bestfered for sale without any represen-chaser will receive a Certificate ofonly to a return of the deposit paid One South Wacker Dvve,24thStreet Sude 1300, CHICAGO, ILcreditor, or other lienor acquinngbidder al the conclusion of the sale,tahon as to quality or quantity of titleSale that will entitle the purchaserThe Purchaser shall have no further Floor. Chicago, IL 60606-465060602.TelNo.(312) 476-5500.the residentialreal estate whoseNofee shallbepaidbytheand without recourse to Plaintiff andlo a deed to the real estate aherrecourse against the Mortga9or, the )3t2) 236-SALE You can also visitPlease refer to hIe numberrights in and to the residential realmortgagee squiring the residentialin "As 1S condition. The sale is fur-confirmation of the sale. The prop-Mortgagee or the Mortgagee s attor- The Judicial Sales Corporation at wPAt t 19703. THE JUDICIAL SALESestaje arose pnor to the sale Thereal estate pursuant to its credit bidher Sublect to confirmation by theerty will NOT be open for inspectionney. Upon payment intullof the ww.tlsc,com for u 7 day status re-CORPORATION One Southsubject property is subject to goner-at the sale or by any mortgagee,court. Upon payment in full of theand plaintiff makes no representa-amount bid. the purchaser will report of pendinsales. FREEDMANWacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago,al real eatate tases, special assess-judgment creditor, or other tienoramount bid, the purchaser will re-lion as lo the condition of the prop-ceive a Certificate of Sale that will ANSELMO LIÑDBERG LLC 1807IL 60606-4650 (312) 236-SALE '(oumentO, orspecialfasesleviedacquinng the residential real estatecaine a Certificate of Sale that willerty. Prospective bidders are ad-entitle the purchaser to a deed to W. DIEHL ROAD, SUITE 333 NA-can also visit The Judicial Salesagainst said real estate and is of-whose nghts in and to the residen-entitle the purchaser to a deed tomonished to check the Court file tothe real estate aher confirmation of PERVILLE,IL 60563 (866) 402-Corporation al www.tjsc.com tor a 7fermi for sale without any represen-tiat real estate arose pnor to thethe real estate aher confirmation ofverify all information. If this propertythe sale. The property will NOT be 8661 E-Mail: forecIosurenotice@faI-day status report of pending saleststion as to quality or quantity of titlesale. The subject property is sublectthe sale. The property will NOT beis a condominium unit, the purchas-open for inspection and plaintiff iIIinois.Com Attorney File No.PIERCE & ASSOCIATES Oneand without recourse to Plaintiff andto general real estate tases, specialopenforinspectionandplaintiffer of the unit at the foreclosure sale,makes no representation as to the X10090069 Attorney ARDC No.North Dearborn Street Suite 1300in "As IS" condition. The aale is fur-assessments, or special fases lev-makes no representation as to theother than a mortgagee, shall paycondition of the property Proapec- 3126232AttorneyCode.26122CHICAGO, IL 60602 (312) 476-her subtect to confirmation by theied against said real estate and iscondition of the property. Prospec-the assessments and the legal feestinebiddersare admonished fo 5500 Attomey File No. PAlI 19703court. Upon payment in fall of theoffered for sale wìthout any repro-tivebiddersare admonished torequiredbyThe Condominiumcheck the court tile lo venfy all ist or- Attomey Code. 91220 Case Num-amount bid, the purchaser will re-sevtation as to quality or quantity ofcheck the court tile to verify sII infor-Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(gl)mation. If this property is a condo- ber' to CH 1288 TJSO#' 33-6579 Come a Certificate of Sale that willtitle and without recourse lo Plaintiffrnation.If this property is a condo-and )g)(4(.lt this property is a con-minium unit, the purchaser of the 1534153 entitle the purchaser to a deed toand in "AS IS condition, The sale isminium unit, the purchaser of thedominium unit which is part of aunit at the foreclosure sale, other 5/23, 5/30, 6/6/13 #566922 the real estate aher confirmation stfurther subject to conhrmation byunit at the foreclosure sale, othercommon interest community, thethan a mortgagee, shall pay the as- 8 Pioneer Press (DC) Thursday, May 23, 2013 Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est,Judicial Sales-Real Est. Pierce & Associates. Plaintiff's At-MORTON GROVE MORTON GROVE MORTON GROVE NORRIDGE NORRIDGE NORRIDGE edtate arose pnor lu the sale The torneys,iNorth Dearborn Street, IN IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OFIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFsubject properly is sublet to gener- Chicago,Illinois60602.Tel.No. COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COON-COOK COUNTY. ILLINOIS al real enlate tases. special assess- (312) 476-5500. Refer to File Num- COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHAN- COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHAN-TY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHAN-TY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYCOUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHAN-ments,orspecialtaneslevied ber 1213967. CERY DIVISION DIVISION WELLS FARGO BANK,CERY DIVISION CERY DIVISION DIVISION CITIMORTGAGE. INC. CERY DIVISION against said real estate and is of- INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALESJPMORGAN CHASE BANK, NA-NA DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONALWELLS FARGO BANK, N.A PIen-Plainhff, HSBC BANK USA,N.A. ASfered for sale without any represen- COR PORATION TIONAL ASSOCIATION, Plaintiff, TRUST COMPANY, AS tiff, TRUSTEE FOR WELLS talion as to quality or quantity of title Selling Officer, (312) 4-44-1122 SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO INDENTURE TRUSTEE FOR VALENTINE PAZAND, PHILOMINAFARGO HOME EQUITY 2005.3 and without recourse to Plaintiff and 532592 WASHINGTON MUTUAL MICHAELA L. AUSTRIA,AMERICAN HOME MORTGAGE lo CH 48418 PAZANO, CITIBANK, N.A E/fOJAPlaintiff, in AS 1S condihon. The sale is fur- 5/23, 5/30, 6/6/13 #566124 BANK, FA Plaintiff,REYNALDO P AUSTRIA ABSINVESTMENT TRUST 2005-1 AS-4301 NORTH OTTAWA AVENUECITIBANK,FEDERAL SAVINGSvs. Iher nublect IO conhrmatiov by the MORTON GROVE vo. CITIZENS, NATIONAL ASOCIA-SIGNEE OF AMERICAN NORRIDGE IL 60706 GILDABANK AS MORTGAGEE UNDERDEBORAH GODUTO A/K/A DE-Court, If the sale is sel aside for any IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFALBERT HARTOUN, NADATION BROKERSCONDUIT. FRANCISCÓ AKA GILDA C.DOCUMENT 0711555048, UN-BORAH A. GODUTO; US reason, the Purchaser at the sale Plaintiff, COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS HARTOUN; RBS CITIZENS, Detendanis FRANCISCO, PNC BANK. NA ASKNOWN OWNERS AND NON-BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION,shall be entitled only to a return of COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHAN-N.A. 5/B/M TO CHARTER ONE12 CH 039779 vs. 5/S/M TO MIDAMERICA BANK,RECORD CLAIMANTS DefendantsAS TRUSTEE FOR the deposit paid. The Purchaser 9418 N. OKETO AVENUE MOR-SUSAN D. JURENCI, SUBURBAN CERY DIVISION BANK, N.A.; UNKNOWN FSB Defendants 12 CH 22536 CREDIT SUISSE FIRST BOSTONshallhave nofurtherrecourse BANK OF BARRINGTON ONEWEST BANK. FSB; OWNERS AND NON RECORDTON GROVE, IL 60053 NOTiCE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-7748 W. GIDDINGS STREETMORTGAGE against the Mortgagor, Defendants, the Plaintiff, CLAIMANTS; Defendants, NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO- TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-Norridrte, IL 60706 SECURITIES CORP . HOMEMbrtgagee or the Mortgages's attor- vs. 12 CH 19482 TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-10 CH 49688 ssanl to u Judgment of ForeclosureNOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-E OU ITY ", ABS ney. Upon payment in lull of the IOSIF ADAM AND FIBIA ADAM.PUBLIC NOTICE io hereby givensuant to a Judgment of ForeclosureNOTICE OF SALE and Sale enteredinIhe aboveTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-CITIZENS, N A S/I/l TOamounl bid, the purchaser will re- mo LOTUS that pursuanlto u Judgment ofand Sale enteredinthe abovePUBLIC NOTICE is hereby givencause on March 14, 2013, un agentsuant to a Judgment of ForeclosureGREATBANK; UNKNOWN ceive a Certificate of Sale that will CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATlONForeclosure entered inthe abovecause on February 14, 2013, unthat pursuant toa Judgment ofof The Judicial Sales Corporation,and Sale enteredintheaboveOWNERS AND NON RECORDentitle the purchaser to a deed lo UNKNOWN TENANTS; entitled cause on March 13, 2013,agenl of The Judicial Sales Corpo-Foreclosure entered in the abovewill at 10:30 AM on June 18, 2013,cause on March 6. 2013, an agentCLAIMANTS; Defendants. the real estate aher confirmation of UNKNOWN OWNERS AND NONInlercounty Judicial Sales Corpora-ration. will at 10:30 AM ori June 3,entitled cause on October 25, 2011,at the The Judicial Sales Corpora-of The Judicial Sales Corporation,12 CH 291 77 the sale. The property will NOT be 2013, at the The Judicial Sales Cor-Intercounty Judicial Sales Corpora- RECORD CLAIMANTS; lion will on Tuesday, June 18,2013. lion, One South Wacker Dove -will at 10:30 AM on June 7, 2013, atPUBLIC NOTICE io hereby givenopentorinspection and plaintiff Defendants. ut the hour of i i am. in their officeporation, One South Wacker Dnve -lion will on Monday. June 10, 2013,24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606,the The Judicial Sajes Corporation.thaI pursuant toa Judgment ofmakes no representation as to the 12 CH 37627 at 120 WesI Madison Street, Suite24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606,ut the hour of t 1 am. in their officesell ut public auction to the higheslOne South Wacker Drive - 24thForeclosure entered in the abovecondition of the property, Prospec- 718A, Chicago. Illinois, sell si public auction to the highestat 120 West Madison Street, Suite NOTICE OF SALE sell to Ihe bidder, as set forth below, the fol-Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606, seIl atentitled cause on March 13, 2013,livebiddersare 718A, Chicago. Illinois, admonished Io PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV-higheul bidder for cash, the follow-bidder, as set forth below. the fol- sell to thelowing described real estate: public auction to the highest bidder.Intercounty Judicial Sales Corpora-check the court file to venfy all infor- EN that pursuant to a Judgment ofiso described property: lowing deucnbed real estate: Corn-highest bidder for cash, the follow-Commonly known as 4301 NORTHas set forth below. the following de-tron will on Tuesday, June 18, 2013, ng descnbed mortgaged real es- malion, If this property is a condo- Foreclosure and Sale entered in thePT N 10-18-206-028-0000. monlv known as 9418 N. OKETO OUAWA AVENUE, NORRIDGE,scnbedreal estate: Commonlyat the hour of 1 1 am, in their officeminium unit, the purchaser of the above entitled cause on March 25,Commonly known as 9233 NOR-AVEÑUE, MORTON GROVE, ILtate: IL 60706 Properly Indes No. 12-13-known as 7748 W. GIDDINGat 120 West Madison Street, Suiteunit at the foreclosure sale, other 2013IntercountyJudicialSalesMANDY AVENUE, MORTON60053 Property Indes No. 09-13-Commonly known as 7929 Linder.304-024-0000. The real estate isSTREET, Norndge, IL 60706 Prop-718A, Chicago, Illinois, sell to thethan a mortgagee, shall pay the as- isim-Morton Grove, IL 60053. Corporahonwillon Wednesday,GROVE, IL 60053. 215-013. The realestate improved with a frame single familyerty Index No, 12-13-115-004-0000.highest bidder for cash. the follow-sessments and theegal fees re- June 26, 2013 uthe hour ofIlThe mortgaged real estate is im-provedwith u residence.SalePIN. 10-28-102-045. house; detached 2 car garage. SaleThe real estate is improved with aing descnbed property. quired by The Condominium Prop- am. intheir officeut 120 Wealproved with a single family resi-terms: 25% down of the highest bidThe mortgaged real estate is im-terms: 25% down of the higfreul bidsingle family residence, The juif-PIN. 12-13-301-012-0000. erly Act, 765 ILCS 60519(g)(l) and dence. If the oublect mortgaged realby certified funds at the close of iheproved with a single family resi- Madison Street. Suite 7i8A, Chica- by certified fundu at the close of tIlement amount watt$298,964.1 Commonly known as 4339 NORTH(g))4).Ifthis property is a condo- go, Illinois, sell at public auction Ioestate s a unit of a common inter-sale payable Io The Judicial Salesdense. If the subject mortgaged realsale payable Io The Judicial SalesSale terms: 25% down of the high-OZANAM AVENUE, NORRIDGE. ILminium und which is part of a corn- the highest bidder for cash, as setest community, he purchaser of IheCorporation. No ihird party checksestate is s unit of a common inter-Corporation. No third party checksest bid by certified fundo at the60706. mon interesl communìty. the pur- forth below, Ihe following describedUnit other than u mortgagee shallwill be accepted. The balance, in-eut community. the purchaser of thewill be accepted. The balance, n-close of the sale payable Io The Ju-The mortgaged real estates. im-chaser of the unit at the foreclosure rnortqaQed resi estate. pay fhe assessmenls required bycluding theJudicial sale fee forunit other than s mortgagee shallduring the Judicialsale fee fordicial Sales Corporation. No thirdproved with s single familyresi-sale other than a mortgagee shall P l.NT T0-2i-iig-115-1026 (10.2t-subsection (g-i) of Section 18.5 ofAbandoned ResidentialPropertypay Ihn asuessrrrents required byAbandoned ResidentialPropertyparty checks will be accepted. Thedence, If the sublect mortgaged realpay the assessments required by theCondominiumProperlyAct.Municipality Relief Fund, which iosubsection (g-l) of Seclion 18 5 of balance, including the Judicial sale 1 19-1 10-1026 underlying), Municipality Relief Fund, which is estate s a unit of a common inter-The CondominiumPropertyAct, Commonly known as 551$ LincolnSale lesso: 25% down by certifiedcalculated on residenlial real estatethe condominium Property Act calculated on residential real estatefeefor'AbandonedResidentialest community, the purchaser of the765 ILCS 605118.5(q.l(.IF YOU Avenue, Unit 206, Morton Grove, ILfunds, balance within 24 hours, byal the rate of $1 for each $1,000 orSale terms: 10% down by certifiedst the rate of $1 for each $1,000 orProperty Municipality Relief Fund.unit other than a mortgagee shallARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME- funds, balance within 24 hours, by 60053. certified funds,No refunds. Thefraction thereof of the amount paid fraction thereof of the amount paidwhich is calculated on residentialpay the ssaessmenls required byOWNER(, YOU HAVE THE RIGHT property will NOT be open for in-by the purchaser not to eaceedcertified funda,No refunds.The real estate at the rate of $1 for each The mortgaged real estateis im- by the purchaser not to exceed subsection (g-t) of Section 18.5 ofTO REMAININPOSSESSION proved with s condominium resi-Spection.Upon payment infull of$300, incertifiedfunds/or wirejudgment amount was $273,533.42.$300,in certifiedfunds/orwire$1 .000 or fraction thereof of thetheCondominiumPropertyAct.FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF dance. The purchaser of the unitthe amount bid, the purchaser willtransfer,is due within twenty-fourThe property will NOT be open fortransfer, as due within twenty-fouramounl paid by the purchaser notSale terms: 25% down by certifiedAN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN other than a mortgagee shall payreceive a Certificate of Sale which(24) hours. No fee shall be paid byinspection (24) hours. No tee shall be paid byIo exceed $300, irr certified funds/orfunds, balance within 24 hours, byACCORDANCE WITH SECTION the mortgagee acquiring the resi-For information call Mr Ira T Nevel the assessments and the legal feeswill entitle the purchaser Io a Deed the mortgagee acquiring the resi-wire Iranster, is due within twenty-certified funds,No refunds, The15-17011Cl OF THE ILLINOIS required by subdivisions )g((f( andio tIle premises after confirmation ofdenliul real estate pursuant Io itsat Plaintiff's Attorney, Law Offices ofdential real esture pursuant toitstour (24) hours, No fee shall be paidproperly will NOT be open for in-MORTGAGE Ira T.Nevel, 175 North Franklin FORECLOSURE )g)(4) of Section 9 of the Condomin-the sale, creditbid al the sale or by any credit bidat the sale or by soyby the mortgagee acquiring the reo-spection Upon payment n full ofLAW. For information, examine the ium Property Act For information: Visit our webaite atmortgagee, judgment creditor,orStreet,Chicago,Illinois 60606.mortgbgee, judgment creditor,oridential real estate pursuant toitsIhe amount bid, the purchaser willCourt file or contact Plaintiff's uSsr- http://service.atty-pierce.com. Be-other lienor acquinny the residential(312) 357-1 t25Ref. No. 10-00162 credil bid at the sale or by any Sale lerma: 10% down by certified other lienor acquiring the residential receive a Certificate of Sale whichne-o: CODILIS & ASSOCIATES, funds, balance, by certified funds,tween 3 p.m. and 5 p.m.only.real estate whose nghts in and toINTRCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALESreal estate whose nghts in and tomortgagee, judgment creditor,orwill entitle the purchaser to a DeedP.C., 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE wOhin 24 hours.No refunds. ThePierce & Associates, Plaintiff's At-Ihe residential real estate arose pri-CORPORATION the resìdçntial real estate arose pri-other lienor acquiring the residentiallo the premises aber confirmation ofROAD, SUITE 100, BURR RIDGE, tNorth Dearborn Street,or to Ihe sale. The subject propertySelling Officer. (312)444-1122 property will NOT be open for in-tomeys, or to the sale, The subjecl propertyreal estate whose rights in and IOthe sale, IL 60527, (630) 794-9876. ' Please Illinois spection. Chicago, 60602.TeI.No.is subject to general real estate tao-1529791 is subject to general real estafe las-the residential real estate arose pn-For information: Visit our website strefer tofile number 14-10-18959 (312) 476-5500. Refer to File Num-es. special assessments, or special5/9, 5/16, 5/23/13 For information call Sales Clerk at #555871 es, special assessments, or specialor lo the sale. The sublet propertyhep://service.atly-pierce.com. Be-THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA- Law Otficeu ofIra TNevel, 175ber 1209128. tases levied against said real estate tases levied against said real estateis subject to general real estale tua-tween 3 p.m. and 5 p.m. only.TION One South Wacker Drive, North Franklin Street, Chicago, Illi-INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALESand is offered for sale without any und is offered for sale without anyes, special assessments. or specialPierce S Associates, Plaintiff's At-24Ih Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 nois 60606(312) 357-1125.Ref.CORPORATION representationustoqualityor representationasto qualityortases levied against said real estatetomeys,t North Dearborn Street.(312) 239-SALE You can also vìsrl Selling Officer, (312( 444-1122 quantity of title and without recourse No 12-03555 HORTON GROVE quantity of title and without recourseand is offered for sale without anyChicago.Illinois60602.Tel.No,The Judicial Sales Corporation at w Io Plaintiff and in AS IS INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALES531380 condition.IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Cookto Plaintiff and in AS lS condition,representation astoqualityor(312) 476-5500. Refer to File Nurn-w'w.tlsc,com for a 7 day status re- CORPORATION 5/16, 5/23, 5/30/13 #561446 The sale is further subject to confir-County, Illinois, County Department.The sale is further sublect to conf ir-quantity of tille and withoul recourseber 1212400. port of pending sales. CODILIS & Selling Officer, (312(444-1122 mation by Ihe Court.If the sale isChancery Division, matins by the court. Upon paymentIo Plaintiff and n AS 1Scondition.INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALES MORTON GROVE sel aside for any reason, Ihe Pur- ASSOC(ATES, P.C. 15W030 532535 INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF JPMorgan Chase Bank,Nationalin full of the amounl bid, the pur-The sale is further subject to confir-CORPORATION NORTh FRONTAGE ROAD. /23.5/20, 6/6/13 #566119 COOK COUNTY. ILLINOIS chaser at the sale shall be entitledAssociation cvuser will receive s Certificate ofmation by the court, Upon paymentSeiiirrq Officer, 13121 444-i 122 SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE, IL 60527 COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHAN-only to a relum of the deposit paid.Plaintiff, Sale thaI will entitle the purchaserinfull of the amount bid, the pur-1531388 (630) 794-5300 Attorney File No, MORTON GROVE CERY DIVISION The Purchaser shall have no furthervs. to a deed to the real estate aberchaser will receive a Certificate of5/16, 5/23, 5/30/13 1561448 14-10-18959 Attorney ARDC No. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF recourse against the Mortga9or, the BANK Seeley J.Hassan; The Trafalgarconfirmabon of the sale. The prop-Sale that will entitle the purchaser 00468002 Attorney Code COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS DEUTSCHE NATIONAL 21762 TRUST COMPANY, AS Morigugee or the Mortgsqee s attor-Woods Condominium Association;erly will NOT be open for inspectionto a deed to the real estate aherNORRIDGE CaseNumber:10 CH 032361 COUNTY DEPARTMENT. CHAN- ney Upen payment infull of theUnknown Owners und Non-Recordund plsintift makes no represents-confirmation of the sale, The prop-INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF CERY DIVISION TRUSTEE FOR AMERIOUEST TJSG#: 33-5637 NOTE: Pursuant amount bid, the purchaser will re-Claimants lion as to the condition of Ihe prop-erly will NOT be open for inspectionCOOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-to the Fair Debt Collection Practices JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, NA-MORTGAGE SECURITIES INC., ASSET-BACKED celan u Certificate of Sale thaI willDefendants, erty.Prospective bidders are ad-and plaintiff makes no representa-TY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYAct, you are advised Ihat Plaintiff's TIONAL ASSOCIATION, PASS- ThROUGH CERTIFICATES, entitle Ihe purChuser to a deed to12 CH 16663 monished to check the Court tile tolion as to the condition of the prop-DIVISION JPMORGAN CHASEattorney is deemed to be a debt col- Plaintìff SERIES ARSI 2006-M3 the real esture aher confirmation ofSheriff's ti f30323 venty all informalion, If this propertyertyProspective bidders are ad-BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION lector attempting to Collect a debt V. the sale. The property will NOT be Plaintiff, Pursuant to a Judgmenl made andis a condominium unit. the purchas-monished Io check the Court tile toPlaintiff, and any information obtained will be DARIUSZ SANKIEWICZ; EDYTAvs open forinspection andplaintiffentered by said Court in the aboveer of the unit at the foreclosure sale.verify all information. lt this property used for that purpose. SANK IEWICZ, IOANA SAyOS. ARGENT MORT-makes no representation us to theentitled cause, Thomas J. Dart.other than a mortgagee, shall payis a condominium unit, the purchas-TERESA STEFANOWSKI.1530128 Defendants GAGE COMPANY, L.L.C., condition of the property. Prospec-Sheriff of Cook County, Illinois. willthe assessments andthe legal feeser of the unit al the foreclosure sale,LUCJAN WILAMOWSKI,5/3, 5/16. 5/23/13 10 CH 42217 #555900 THE LOTUS CONDOMINIUM AS-livebidders ure admonishedtoon June 20, 2013, ut 1pm in roomrequiredby The Condominiumother than a mortgagee, shall payNORRIDGE POINT CONDOMINI- 8713 CALLIE check th6 court file Io verity all olor- Properly Address, SOCIATION, UNKNOWN LLO6 of the Richard J. Daley Ces-Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g)(i)the assessments and the legal feesUM ASSOCIATION, JPMORGAN AVENL/ MORTON GROVE, IL mation Ifthis property is a condo-ter,50 West Washington Street,and (g)(4). lt this property is a con-requiredbyThe CondominiumCHASE BANK, NA, AS PURCHAS- 60053 OWNERS,GENERALLY, AND NON-RECORD CLAIMANTS. minium unit, the purchaser of theChicago, Illinois, sell at public suc-dominium unit which is part of aProperty Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g)(t)ER OF THE LOANS AND OTHER NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE unit at the foreclosure aale, othertion the following descnbed prem-common interest community, theand )g((4(. If this property is a con-ASSETS OF WASHINGTON MU- SALE Defendanf s, 11 CH 4367 than a mortgagee, shall pay the as-ses arr_Ø resi estate mentioned inpurchaser of Ihe unit at the foreclo-dominium unit which s part of aTUAL BANK, F/K/A WASHINGTON Fisher and Shapiro tile C 10-045223 sessments and Ihe legal fees re-said Judgment: sure sale other than a mortgageecommon interest community, theMUTUAL BANK, FA FROM THE (lt is advised that interested partiesNOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV-qurred by The Condominium Prop-Common Address'6820 Meadowshall pay the assessments requiredpurchaser of the uniI at the toreclo-FDIC,ACTING AS RECEIVER consult with their EN that pursuant to a Judgment oferly Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g)(l) andLane, Morton Grove, Illinois 60053 by The Condominium Property Act,sure sale olher Ihan a mortgageeFOR THE SAVINGS BANK AND own attorneys before biddingat Foreclosure and Sale entered in the(g))4(.If this property is a condo-PIN: 10-19-103-011-1034 (new);765 ILCS 6051t8.5)-t). IF YOUshall psy the assessments requiredPURSUANT TO THE FEDERAL mortgage foreclosure salea.( above entitled cause on January 5,minium unit which is part of a corn-10-19-103-003 (old); 10-19-200-004ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME-by The Condominium Property Act,DEPOSIT INSURANCE ACT PUBLIC NOTICE io hereby given mon interest community, the pur-old) OWNER). YOU HAVE THE RIGHT705 ILCS 605/18.5(0-1).IF YOUDefendants that pursuant to 2012IntercountyJudicialSales u Judgment ofCorporation will on Monday, Junechaser of the unit at the foreclosuremprovements:This property con-TO REMAIN IN POSSESSIONARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME-10 CH 032361 To PACEA Foreclosure enlered on March 28,17, 2013 at Ihe hour of ii um. insale other than u mortgagee shallaislo of a Residential CondominiumFOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OFOWNER). YOU HAVE THE RIGHT6950 W FOREST PRESERVE 2013, KeIlen Realty Services, Inc., pay the assessments required byUnit AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, INTO REMAIN INPOSSESSIONDRIVE UNIT #301 NORRIDGE, IL as Selling Official will at 12:30 p.m.their office al 120 West Madison Street, Suite 718A, Chicago, Illinois,The CondominiumProperlyAct,Sale shall be under the followingACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONFOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF60706 on July 1, 2013, at 205 W. Ran- 765 ILCS 605/tB.5(g-l). IF YOUterms: payment of not less than len15-1701(C) OF THE ILLINOISAN ORDER OF POSSESSION, INNOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO- dolph Street. Suite 1020, Chicago,sell al public auction to the highest bidder for casti. as set forth below,ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME-percent (10%) of the amount of theMORTGAGE FORECLOSUREACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur- Illinois, sell st public auction Io thethe following deocnbed mortgagedOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHTsuccessful and highest bid Io beLAW.For informahon:Visitour15-1701(C)OF THE ILLINOISsuant to a Judgment of Foreclosure highest bidder for cash, as set forth TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION real estate. paidtothe Shenff by cashier'swebsite at semice.atly-pierce.com.MORTGAGE FORECLOSUREand Sale enleredin the abone below. the following described realPIN. tO-2i-ti9-tlO-iofi. FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OFcheck or certified funds at the sale;between the hours of 3 and 5 pm.LAW.Forinformation, contactcause on February 27, 2013, an CLASSIFIED property: AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, INand the full remaining balance lo bePIERCE & ASSOCIATES, Plaintiff'sPlaintiff'sattorney: HAUSELMAN,agent of The Judicial Sales Corpo- Commonly known us 8713 CallieCommonly known us 5500 Lincoln Avenue. #110 E, Morton Grove, ILACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONpaidIotheSheriff by cushier'sAttorneys.One North DearbornRAPPIN S OLSWANG, LTD., 39ration, will at 10:30 AM on May30, Avenue, Morton Grove, IL 60053 15-1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIScheckorcertifiedfundswithinStreet Suite 1300, CHICAGO, ILSouth LaSalle Slreet - Suite 110S,2013, at the The Judicial Sales Cor- Permanent Index No : 60053. 10-20-103-The mortgaged real estate is im-MORTGAGE FORECLOSUREtwenty-four(24)hoursafter the60602. ' TelNo, (312) 476-5500,CHICAGO, IL 60603,312) 372-poration, Dne South Wacker Drive - oli proved with a condominium resi-LAW. For information, esamine thesale. Please refer Iofile number2020. Please refer tofi e number24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606, The mortgaged real estateis Im- dence.. court file or contact Plaintiff's attor-Sale shall be sublet to general tau-PA1030478, THE JUDICIAL SALES12-2222-20546. THEJUDICIALsell at public auction ro the highest proved with u dwelling. The proper- ney: CODILIS & ASSOCIATES,es, special assessments. CORPORATION One SouthSALES CORPORATION Onebidder, as set forth below, the fol- tti will NOT be open for inspection. Sale terms: l0% down by certified AD, CALL funda, balance. by certified funds,P.C., t5W030 NORTH FRONTAGEPremise will NOT be open br in-Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicao,South Wacker Dnve, 24th Floor.lowing described real estate, Corn- The judgment amount was ROAD, SUITE 100, BURR RIDGE, within 24 hours.No refonds The upection. IL 60606-4650 (312) 236-SALE YouCh'oaao, IL 60606-4650 (312) 236-moniti known as 6950 W. FOREST $376,831.44.Sale lerms for non- IL 60527, (630) 794-9876. PleaseThe purchaser of s condominiumcan also visit The Judicial SalesSALE"You can also visit The Judi-PRESERVE DRIVE UNIT #301, parties: 10% of successful bid im-property will NOT be open for inspection refer to file number 14-12-22126.unit, other than a mortgagee shallCorporation ut www.tlsc.com for a 7cial Sales Corporation al www.sc.cNORRIDGE, IL 60706 Property In- mediately at conclusion of auction,For information call Mr. David C.THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA-pay the assessments as required bydan slatus report of pendins sales.orn for a7 day status repart ofden No. 13-18-319-038-1037. The balance by 12:30 p.mthe nest pendino sales. Kluever lION One South Wacker Dnve,765 ILCS 60511851g-l) PIERCE S ASSOCIATES One HAUSELMAN,realestateisimprovedwitha business day,both by cashier's ai Plaintiff's Asomey, L.L.0 , 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650Firm Information: Plaintiff's AttomevNorth Dearborn Street Suite 1300RAPPIÑ S OLSWANG, LTD. 39condo/townhouse. Sale terms: 25°i checks; and no refunds. Kluever & Platt, 65 East The sale (312) 236-SALE You can also visitFREEDMAN ANSELMO LINO-CHICAGO. IL 60602312) 476-South LaSalle Street - Suite 1105down of the highest bid by certified shall be sublect Io general reul eu-Wacker Place, Chicago, Illinois 847-998-3400 60601(312) 236-0077. The Judicial Sales Corporation ut wBERG LLC 5500 Attorney File No. PA1030478CHICAGO, IL 60603 (3121 372-funds at the close of the sale paya- tate taxes, opecial tases. specialINTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALES - tlsc.com for a 7 day status re-Anthony Porto Attorney Code. 91220 Case Num-2020 Attorney File No, 10-2222-hie to The Judicial Sales Corpora- assessments, special tases levied. CORPORATION port of sending sales. CODILIS &1807 W. DIEHL., Ste 333 ber: 10 CH 48418 TJSC# 33-656020546 Asomen Code. 4452 Casetiun, No third party checks will be und superiorliens,ifany The Selling Officer. (312)444-1122 ASSOCIATES. P.C. i5W030Napernille. IL 60566-7228 1533390 Number: 12 O-f 22536 TJSC#: 33-accepted, The balance, includin properly s offeredas is,with no NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD. 1531261 f oreclosu re noticetal-illinois.com 5/23, 5/30, 6/6/13 #566135 8260 NOTE: Pursuant to the FairIhn Judicial sale fee for Abandone expreso or implied warranties and SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE. IL 60527 5/16,5f23,500/13 #561437 866-402-8661fax 630-428-4620 Debt Collection Practices Act, youResidential PropertyMunicipality without any representation as lo the (630) 794-5300 Attomey File No,For bidding instructions, visit ww.f are sdvised that Plaintiff's attorneyRelief Fund, which is calculated on quality of title or recourse lo Plain- 14-12-22126 Attorney ARDC No,al-illinois,Com lo deemed to be u debt collector at-residential real estate at the rate of lift. Prospective bidders are ad- OR VISIT. 00468002 Attorney Code. 21762This is an attempt to collect a debt empfing lo collect a debt and any$1 for each $1 000 or fraction there- monished to review the court file to CaseNumber:62 CH 039779pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection inforrnalion oblained will be used forof of the amount paid by the pur- verifyallinformation and fo view TJSC#: 33-4737 NOTE: PursuanlPractices Act und any information that purpose. chaser not to eoceed $300. in certi- auction rules at www.kallenrs.com, Io the Fair Debt Collection Practicesobtained will be used for thut pur- 532305 tied funds/or wire transfer, is due For information'Sale Clerk, Fisher To PLACE A Act, you are advised Ihat Plaintiff'spose FIND MORE 5/16, 5/23, 5t30/13 #561496 within twenty-tour24) hours. No and Shapiro, Attorney C42168, attorney is deemed to be a debt col-1524692 fee shall be paid by the mortgagee 2121 Waukegan Road. Suite 301, lector attempting to collect a debt5/9, 5/16, 5/23/13 #555502 acquiring the reuidenhal real estate PIONEFRLOCALCOM/t1ASSIHEDS Bannockburn, Illinois 60Q15, (647) CLASSIFIED AD, and any informahon obtained will be pursuanf to its credit bid at the sale 498-9990. betWeeni '00 p.m. and used for that purpose O(A JOBS AT or by any mortgagee.udgmenl 3:00 p m. weekdays only. f530666 TO PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD (ALL creditor,or other lienor acquinng 1524766 (Aft 847-998-3400 FIND MORE LO(M JOBS AT 5/9, 5/16, 5/23/13 #558078 g47.998.3400 OR YISÍ Iheresidential 5/23, 5/30, 6/6/13 #566052 real estate whose PION EER LOCA L(OMjONSTER PIONEERLOCALCOMI?ONSTER PION (ER LO(A) . (O M,/(LASSIF(E DS nhts in and to the residential real Thursda Ma 23 2013 Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est. 08-0407AttorneyCode.38245LINCOLN WOOD CaseNumber: 08 CH24666IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TJSC#: 33-11034 NOTE: PursuantCOOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS ILLINOIS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING NETWORK to the Fair Debt Collection PracticesCOUNTY DEPARTMENT, CHAN- Act, you are advised that PlaintiffsCERY DIVISION attorney is deemed to be a debt col-WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. AS EXPERIENCED OIR CompanyDriver Soloand lector attempting to collect a debtTRUSTEE FOR THE HOLDERS ADOPTION CAMPERS/RVS DRIVERS VAN DIVISION: Team OIR Lanes.Stgn-On and any information obtained wilt beOF HOLDERS OF HARBORVIEW used for that purpose. 2006-12, Runs 48 States, heavy from bonus: Solos - $2000 & Teams 530848 Ptaiintiff A BABY TO CHERISH Colman's RV We buy/consign Sf9, 5/16, 5/23/13 1558075 V WI to Philadelphèa-Baffimore- - $5000 Compet'ive Pay. 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See for yourself Excellent Home Time! unit at the foreclosure sale, otherTRYWIDE BANK, than a mortgagee, shall pay the as-N.A ,UNKNOWN OWNERS AND at: www gbaoyl.com www,driveffe corn sessments and the legal tees re-NON RECORD qsired by The Condominium Prop-CLAIMANTS; De- 855-356-7119 Only Act, 765 ILCS 606/9(g)/lI andfendants, lg)I4I.itthis properly is a condo-12 CH 27399 The Illinois Oassified Advertising Network (ICAN) provides Pioneer Press and the Doings with advertising of a national appeal, minium unit which is part of a corri-PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given mon interest community, the par-thatpursuant to a Judgment of To advertise in this section, please call CAN directly at (21 7) 41 -1 700. chaser of the unit at the foreclosureForeclosure entered in the above sale other than a mortgagee shallentitled cause on March 26, 2013, Both Pioneer Press and the Doings recommend discretion when responding. Please refer questions and comments directly to ICAN. pay the assessments required byIntercoanty Jadicial Soles Corpora- The Condominium PropertyAct,tion will on Friday, Jane 28, 2013, aI 765 ILCS 605118.S(q-1).IF YOUthe hour of 1 1 am. in their office at ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME-120 West Madison Street, Sude OWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT718A. Chicago, Illinois,sell to the TO REMAIN INPOSSESSIONhighest bidder for cash. the follow- FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OFiso descnbed property: AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, INPIN. 10-17-417-02f-1111. 10-17- ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION417-022-0000 15-1701(C)OF THE ILLINOISCommonly known as 8946 MORTGAGE FORECLOSUREMARMORA AVENUE. MORTON LAW. For inforrnahon:VisitourGROVE, IL 60053. weboite at seivice.atfy-pierce.com.The mortgaged real estate is im- jourÇ between the hours of 3 and S pm.proved with a single familyresi- up PIERCE 6 ASSOCIATES. 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Csble cabinet )holds 42 TV or larger) station, Toddler boy and girt clothesmisc, furniture & lots of new items, Huge Sale! Great Prices. PSflHIATRY SEIWI ready. Laundry and bike room in and toys and bikes,Adult clothes, 5357 Harvard Terrace 42L s 25'D o 24H: $200. White building. No Dogs. 773-784-3635 RENTALS Art Work . Household ifemoOne wood coffee table witt, lower shelf Day only Sunday June 2nd 8am to WADSWORTH- Huge Garuge Sale 4OORDtNATORS 48L o 30"W o 20H: $50. 19405 RIVER GROVE: Very nice 2BR apt, 3pm, bon Fsrniture, Videc Games, Clothes PF1L13U crystal chandelier 19H o 2 D Cleanall appliances mcl. Paricin lhctç ,ok upp,pnIMII lhiatrv md itM'1' 6 Much More, 5046 Marshall CB ¡wiMth intakc,viomítwnnw Ntktuiinaiuon $400 (appraisal $900). Waterford availableCali 773-589-2350, usGumee. Gumee Amencan Legion crystal: $20 847-924-2192. Apartments, Unfurnishedfor Jerry Post 771 Yard sale 749 Milwaukee 1-1is Sa\c Thursday (5/23) ONLY! 9a-4p * uupnandaLhrduIutoc*ìiiìn1,atùtt 5KOKIE: 4602-fl Grove Saturday June 15th from 8 to 3 Wsukegsn- 1421 N Metroplotin Ave Apartments, Furnished Come sell you items, table are onlyNORTHBROOK 1037 Shermer Rd LaLIWlofl Spacious 5 Room- 2 Bedroom oft Waukegan. Friday-Sunday, )N on Greenbay rd from Grand ave, 4kW« n Suì4Work rquiird aÑ New kitchen and new bath. $25 Questions? Please Call Sandy E on Crescent, L at the end) EQUAL Condos, Townhomes al 847-356-8834 May 24fh-261h, 9am-5pm. Ma*t Jrivnrra Li5ht, airy/remodeled. ceilings fans, Lots ot fumtfsre, toots, garden Sat 5/25 Noon -2pm. turn, treadmill, luggage, fan 2 hour sale, dont miss Homes GaraEe available. Heat included. supplies and many misc itemsi HOUSING Janitor on premises, close to Waukegan. . 410 N. Evergreen Duplex Devonshire Park. M u ui-Family! ihr UÑ,dty ocaEap Mrdtiirw oHctii tbt T1flhIIN1CA Ave. Garage/Estale Sale.Fri & OPPORTUNITIES Call Gabby 847-933-0727 Or GURNEE - Multi Famity Sale! Sal 9 am lo 4 pm. Household (almpdêtoMIIrni*í0n and b,rwl,ta ou Rooms Haiimaric 8 Johnson 1525-38 Queen Ann Lane. UUVH1UUHLL goods.antiques andcollectibles, ctt oían indt*n kidir. All real estate advertised in Housing to Share 773-545-6160 Msy 23rd-25th, Sam-bpm. Tools, NORThBROOK 1306 Rldgewoodholiday and craft items, patio and Dr. Frl. 9-5, Sat. 8-11. Electronica,household furniture, hand and pow- plmte vus nsomIl.r at this newspaper s subiect to trie Skokie or Evanston - 2BR, i .5 BA fishing, antiques. outdoor, appiian- 1 kam mo Federai Fair i'loiising Act. which Mobile Homes Apt. $1200 + utilities. Freshly paint- sen. furniture, misc househled. M and W designer clothes, per-er tools, sporting goods. etc. ed, c/a, enclosed porch, w/d avail. ses and shoes, fullmetal bed, makes it illegal to advertise any HIGHLAND PARK Annual 4 Familygranitetops, WESTERN SPRINGS, 4613 Lawn Retirement Rentals street pricg. No pets. 773-744-3701 exercIsebike,Ave., Friday May 24, 9am-lpm S www.uchospitals.edu preference, iimitation, or dis- Sale!! 1943 Elmwood Dr (Sunset French Country dining table wIth crinrinatron based on race, color. Co-Op Housing Woods area) Fn and Sat, 8-3. Salurday May 25, Sam-lpm. Lots of chairs and more. antiques, vintage piffees 6 home religion. sex, handicap. familial Kids, turn., hshld, Little Tykes, Sleeping Rooms bikes, clothing & much morel! decorahng items. status or national origin in the ri saie. rentai or financing of WESTERNSPRII4GSMuIIi-Family Housekeeping Rooms O' HIGHLAND PARK Garage Sale-4049 Woodland. Sat, housing. OAK PARK - 843 S RIDGELAND Finder Service MuIt( Family Sale! Carol Ct. 5/25. 8-1PBK tsrniture, train table, In addition the lilinois Human THE HOMESTEAD Sat 5/25 8-2 & Sun 5/26 10-2 playkitchen,children'sclothing, Rights Act prohibits discrimina- vr MORIOc bRObc Saturday 5/25, gam-2pm. Antiques mcl East Lake dresser, toys. shelves, misc Apartments - Hotels rope bed, Victonsn chairs & lamps. lion based on age. ancestry, House Sale in Northbrook, IL3444 Wilmette- 340 Oak Circle Fnday maritai status. sexual orientation Vacation, Resort Rentals 1904 Kimball piano, sofa. sleeper THE HOMESTEAD; Morton GrovesTechny Rd. Saturday May18 ON-sofa, art, books, more to be found.24th ttam-Spm and Saturday 25th LY 9am- 3pm Inside or unfavorable military discharge. newest rental community for those theCandace's Antiques 312-951-60709sm-3pm, Entire contents for sale, This paper wili not knowingiy Out-of-State Rentals 62+. Offenng 2BR. 2BA apt home housefumiture, art, antiques. cloth antiques, crystal. collectibles. fumi- OAK PARK Multi family Moving accept any advertising for real Garages starting at $1.91 1/mo. Enjoy main- ng, misc household items ture, erntuge clothing. kitchen tenan free living, indoor parking, sale.Fn 5(24, 9am-2pnr &Sat. estate which is n violation of the Wilmette Fri/Sat9-2 Reden Sale: Farms, Farmland on site staff & oecsnty Private La Grange Multi-family garage saie5/25, gam-i2pm Great clothes 6 iaw. Ail persons are hereby patios & scheduied transportation.to support baseball team!645 S.antique furniture. Household items.Furniture (Baker), rugs Stark), tab- informed that all dweilings adner- Brainard. Fn May 24th 9aw-3pm642 North East Ave, Comer of Eastnc )designer) art. bedding, Commercial, Industrial CONTACT US AT househld 847-581-1800 or visit und Sat May 25th 8am-3pm 6 Augusta. No presale! items, holiday.palio, tised are available on an eSsaI tixtures,otfter goodies opportunity basis. Storage, Warehouses .homenteadatmsrtongrove.com OAK PARK, MULTI-FAMILY SALE! WINTHROP HARBOR 210 OId If you believe you have been Desk Space Lake Forest - 1002 Woodbine 134 N Cuyler. Fn. May 24th, 9a-3p discriminated against in connes Place. Friday lOam-3pm and 6 Sat. May 25, 7:30a-2p. Tons st Derby Lane. Thurs. and Fri. from Saturday sam-'3pm. Furniture, clothing tor all, household items,9am-2pm. 3 famIlysale.Kids lion with the saie. rentai or Offices clothes, househoid items,end financing of housing. Caii: clothing.toys houseware kids items. Too much to mention!! 'items and more! misc items Stores Park Ridge 1421 Cynthia Ave Sat Winthrop Harbor. Garage Sale Fn- West City and Suburbs: Lake County, IN Only 5/18 from 8-3Multi Family Rental Services Sale! Patio day 5/17 9 Io 4 Saturday 5/18 9 to HOPE Fair Housing Center LAKE FOREST, Big Mutti-Famity furniture, clofheo,4. WAUKEGAN: 1318 Clarkson, housewares. Sunday 5/19 9- 3.1010 Rental Misc Sale!481 Lexington 1W off toys.bikes.holidayCharles Avenue. Winthrop Harbor, 63O4OO Cozy 1BR 2 flat, $650. plus senWaukegan Onto Deerpath, W todecor, 6 tons more! Free tndry. Sec 5 welcome! IL 60096 Couches,Lonesests, South City and Suburbs: Wanted to Rent LexingtonDr.) 5124-25 9-2p. RIVER GROVE- 2719 Spruce St Chairs, Tables, Full Queen Please call 847-662-3789 Eteclronics,bike,aduttigirLoy South Suburban Housing Center (Two blocks weal of River Ad, usiBedbroorn Sel. 4 Way Golds Gym clothes, costume jewelry, toys, north of Grand) Moving Sale Weight Set. Chi!drens Princess Bed 70S4574674 Apartments, Unfurnd. Condos-Townhomes home goods, more. Fri 5/24 6 Sat 5/25 Esm.2pm Bedding. Too Much To List. Saie Is Lots of Bargains 6 misc items On Rain Or Shine. North City and Suburbs: Cook County - Chgo. N Cook County - Chgo. 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4 CHICAGOSPLASH.COM I MAY 19-25, 2013 Education Fund, which pro- Maxwell and Dr. Stacie Mc- vides educational financial Clane, the event also includes assistance to Illinois military a showing of the Loreta families. Jim Cornelison, Corsetti Couture Millinery col- the tenor who belts out lection. All proceeds support the "Star-Spangled Ban- the Service Club of Chicago's ner" at Blackhawks games, many beneficiaries, will perform at the opening Time: 11:30 am. ceremony, while WIND-AM radio personality Steve Co- Place: Ritz-Canton Chicago, chran emcees the event. 160 E. Pearson Time: Registration at 8:30 Cost: $150. Call (847)-347- am., opening ceremony 1708 or visit Serv/ceclubofch/- IERYL 10:45 a.m.; dinner 5:30 p.m. cago.org. Place: Medinah Country June 1 Club, 6N001 Medinah, Me- dinah 'WORKOUT Cost: Full day starts at $600, IN THE PARK' dinner only $100. Call (847) Shape up for summer - LOWE 224-7200 or visit Med/nah- and catch a few rays - at patriotday.com. this invigorating outdoor exercise event, organized by Bike The Drive May 30 SELF Magazine. Go for the 'SPOTLIGHT BALL' burn with exercise classes \1av26 from CRUNCH gym, pick BIKE THE DRIVE Now celebrating its 35th sea- up beauty and nutrition tips son, Hubbard Street Dance from expert vendors and Pedal a 15- or 30-mile loop kicks off its annual gala walk away with a bit of swag. of a car-free Lake Shore with a performance of "One Time: 11 am. Drive to benefit the non- Thousand Pieces" by resident profit Active Transportation choreographer Alejandro Place: Butler Field in Grant Alliance, Chicago's voice for Cerrudo (below), followed Park, 100 S. Lake Shore PERSON! better and safer biking, walk- by cocktails and dinner at the Cost: $20. For more informa- ing and transit. All ages and Fairmont Hotel. tion, visit Selfworkout/nthepa- skill levels welcome. Time: 6 p.m rkcom. Time: 5:30-9:30 am. Place: Harris Theater for June 1-2 Place: Grant Park, Columbus Music and Dance, 205 E. 2 and Jackson Randolph 57TH STREET Cost: Active Trans membersCost: $600. Call (312) 850- ART FAIR 10105 $40, non-members $45, 9744 or email Jnewman@ Sculpture, photography, bikers 17 and under $15; $58hubbardstreetdance.com. ceramics or textiles - you're day of event. Call (312) 427- bound to find all mediums at 3325 or visit Bikethedrive, May30 this family-friendly, alcohol- org. free show, a Hyde Park 'THE neighborhood tradition since DESIGNER JEWELRY May 28 MAD HATTER LUNCHEON' 1948 and the city's oldest MEDINAH junied art fair. NM MICHIGAN AVENUE PATRIOT DAY This event turns the lens on Time: Saturday 11 a.m.-6 p.m,, famed photographer Victor Sunday 10 a.m.-5 p.m. A golf tournament, silent Skrebneski, with an exclusive auction, cocktail recep- viewing of his photo col- Place: 57th between tion and dinner are among lection, "Skrebneski Photo- Kenwood and Kimbark the activities at this annual graphs Hats Off!" Cochaired Cost: Free. For more informa- benefit for the Illinois Patriot by Sherry Lea Holson, Pat tion, visit 57fhstreetartfairorg.

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BY ZAK STEMER Joanie Lum, Linda took center stage at the Vu, Nancy Loo Steppenwoif Theatre's annual gala and Judy Wang May 4. The night started in the Down- Fundraisingstairs Theatre, where more than 600 guests - including co-founder Gary Sinise and board chair Nora Daley - got a sneak peek at Steppenwoll's newest production, "Head of Passes." The party then moved to event space Blackhawk on Halsted for drinks, dinner, dancing and a live auction, which featured star-studded items like dinner with "The Good Wife" actor Josh Charles. The Randy Lyon, Charlie Trotter event helped raise $1.1 million for the Theatre's Caryn Harris and Mayan educational and community programs and Evie Lyon Pritzker The Sun-Times was the media sponsor of Bruce Rauner and DaHuang and this event. Lori Yokoyama Erin Zhoushi EASTEBÌ PROMISE BY ZAK STEMER Tony Hu and Hsing Chen each created a course. Nearly 650 partygoers, including Hilton Chicago (720 S. Michi- famed artists the Zhou Brothers, helped gan) was overrun with lions May raise $450,000 for CASL's family services, 8, but guests had nothing to fear employment training and financial educa- - it was a traditional Chinese Lion The tion programs. dance, performed at the Chinese American Service League's 24th annual gala. Co- The Sun-rimes was the media sponsor of chaired by Michael Tang and Michael this event. The Sun-flmes Foundation and The Ferro, chairman of Sun-Times parent Chicago Community Thst will match every Co-chair Colette company Wrapports, the bash was filled dollar donated to the Chinese American Service Mary Finnegan, Stephen Quazzo, Cachey Smjthbur with delicious food from some of the city's League, up to a total of$5O,000. Up to $1,000 Kate Arrington and Michael Shannon ruce Norris top chefs - Charlie Trotter, Art Smith, can be matchedper individual donation

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10 CHICAGOSPLASH.COM MAY 19-25, 2013 9A.M. "I always like waking up at my mother's house in Skokie. I'm not a mama's boy, but there's no place like home," he says. NOON Kotsiopoulos takes his 8-month-old niece Ava to Lincoln Park Zoo (2001 N. Skokie native and host Clark). "Little kids at zoos are awesome of E!'s 'Fashion Police' - just seeing George Kotsiopoulos styles them react to the a Sunday that's equal parts monkeys," he laughs. 2 P.M. family and fashion Time for shopping BY ZAK STEHER with his teenaged nieces, Hayley and told a 14-year-old George Kotsopou- Devan. Whatever city los that ¡n 30 years, he'd have a hit show on E!, a he's in, Kotsiopoulos new book on the way and a cameo in summer's always has to stop at Ihadbiggest b'ockbuster, "Iron Man 3," he wouldn't Barneys (15 E. Oak), have believed it. "lt's crazy!" Kotsiopoulos says of his success. "Not in my wildest dreams would I be an author, and even this cameo - I'm in there for a nanosecond, but it's the coolest thing." Gut for Skokie-born-and-bred Kotsiopoulos, none of this happened overnight. He's spent the last 16 years building his career in the fashion industry, working as an editor for eight years at T: The New York Times Style Magazine. Since 2010, he's joined Joan Rivers, Gluliana Rancic and K&ty Osbourne 4P.M. in co-hosting E!'s "Fashion Police," which recently "I'm a closeted interior designer," he admits. celebrated its 100th episode. "Joan is always saying His favorite place to browse? The Randolph how lucky we are, because we all like each other and Street Market (1340 W. Washington) with his we have a great time," he says. high-school friend Suzie. While Rivers' comedic jabs often steal the show, it's Kotsiopoulos who brings the fashion cred. "It's 7P.M. easy to say '0h my god, she looks horrible,' but to ac- Kotsiopoulos gets in touch tually back it up and say, 'She looks like that because with his Greek heritage by of the fit, and if she just did this she would look so heading over to Greek Islands much better,' - that gives the viewer something to (200 S. Haisted) for dinner. take away and learn from." "Greek food is the best food," Helping women everywhere upgrade their style is he says. "I love just a simple what Kotsiopoulos' new book, Glamorous by George, Greek chicken with lemon." is all about. "It's a style guide - basically, how women can find their inner movie star." His quick tip for 9P.M. 11P.M. adding instant life to your look? "Put some lipstick He grabs an Kotsiopoulos ends on. Even big sunglasses if you don't want to put on after-dinner the day with a dance eye makeup. Making a tiny effort goes a long way." drink at the party at Berlin (954 he says. "I'm not saying women need to be running Waldorf W. Belmont). "lt's the around in 5-inch stilettos. That's absurd. But maybe Astoria (11 E. same place it was 20 some nice ballet flats?" Walton), which years ago," he says. Here, E!'s suavest cop lays out his perfect Sunday. he praises for "They still play great its decor. music."

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Death Notices Death Notices Cohen, Avie Gruenes, ElfriedeF. emeIw* 78, U.S. Army Vet, entrepreneur and father of 88, of Skokie, Illinois passed away peacefully on fAaY4e 5passed away on MayMay 7, 2013. She had major surgery, one year SERVING GOD ìn CouNTRY: A MEMORIAL DAY SALUTh TO OUR HEROES" 16, atLiebermanCenterprior, and had fought courageously and without surrounded by hislovingcomplaint for the last 12 months. family. Elfriede was born in Ludwigshafen, Germany on He is survived by his 5October 8,1924. She was the youngest of 3 U children, Jay (52), Jan (46),children, and was raised by her widowed mother, David (40), Erik (23), andhaving lost her father at the age of 2. Elfriede Toni (21), and life partnermoved to Chicago with her mother in 1951 and Holly Borchert. married Walter J. Gruenes on February 13, 1957. Avie, born in St. Paul, MN, She loved interacting with people and was a friend toall.Elfriede loved the outdoors and laterlivedinPeoria,IL, tL DP ' Las Vegas, NV and finallynature: from her flower garden, to Ravinia, to MONDAY, MAY 27, 2013 AT 10:30 AM thenorthernsuburbsofwalks along the lakeshore in Evanston, to sitting Chicago. As a liquidator with a strongon her balcony. She was a wonderful mother and ALL SAINTS CATHOLIC CEMETERY OUR LADY OF SORROWS work ethic, Avie had the reputationdevoted wife. Elfriede was active swimming at the AND MAUSOLEUMS CATHOLIC CEMETERY for being able to buy and sell justYMCA, active in tennis and aerobics, ultimately DES PLAINES 847-298-0450 HILLSIDE 708-449-8300 about anything. becoming an instructor! teacher in both. She spent CELEBRANT CELEBRANT He was an individualist, dynamicmany hours putting music tapes together for her Rev. Steven Bauer Rev. John A. Jamnicky "seniorexercise classes that she taught with Formation Director, St. Joseph CoIIeie and charismatic. His sense of humor and story Seminary at Loyola, Archdiocese of Chicago Pastor, St. Raphael the Archangel Parish tellingcaptivatedpeople'sattention.He wasgusto. Old Mill Creek putting smiles on people's faces, and continues to Elfriede is survived by her husband, Walter ASCENSION CATHOLIC CEMETERY even after his final breath. Gruenes;her sons andtheirwives,Gordon LIBERTYVILLE 847-362-1247 QUEEN OF HEAVEN CATHOLIC The family wishes to extend their gratitude toGruenes (Mary) of Lake Forest, Illinois and Wally CELEBRANT CEMETERY AND MAUSOLEUMS all those who loved and cared about Avie. He willGruenes (Loretta) of Coppell, Texa;s and her 4 Rev. Msgr. Michael M. Boland HILLSIDE 708-449-8300 Director of Human Services be missed. grandchildren. Mathew, Peter, Kristina and Erik. CELEBRANT Archdiocese of Chicago Rev. Lawrence R. Hennessey Sign guest (Bookat uv,cÑicagolandi6its. Sign Çuest cBook,at www.cliicago(aniíofiits.c ASSUMPTION CATHOLIC CEMETERY Faculty, St. Mary of the Lake Sem,naiy GLENWOOD 708-758-4772 CON-CELEBRANT Kilzer, Joseph J. CELEBRANT Rev. John E. Hennessey Death Notices 86, of Lisle, formerly of the Skokie and Huntley areas, passed away Thursday, May 16, 2013 at Ed- Rev. John J. Sullivan ward Hospital in Naperville. He was born March Pastor, St. John Parish, Glen wood RESURRECTION CATHOLIC Darville, ThomasH. 14, 1927 in Chicago the son of Peter and Dorthea CEMETERY AND MAUSOLEUMS Of Niles. Beloved husband of Judith (nee Jenne);(nee Schuster) Kilzer. On February 23, 1957 he CALVARY CATHOLIC CEMETERY JUSTICE 708-458-4770 EVANSTON 847-864-3050 CELEBRANT Dear father of Brad (Angel) and Scott Dai-ville;married Vivian Allison in Chicago. CELEBRANT Cherished grandfather of Annelise, Scott Thomas Joseph was a Tool and Die maker for 40 years Rev. Michael P. Ahlstrom Most Rev. Andrew P. Wypych and Samantha Darville. and a member of lAM, past President of former Lo- Auxiliary Bishop of Chicago cal i 13 In Chicago, a former member of St. Lamber- Vicar for the Diaconato Community Tom was born in ChIcago on May 6, 1933, het'a Catholic Church In Skokie where he was a choir Archdiocese of Chicago s1 ADALBERT CATHOLIC CEMETERY passed away in Chicago on May 11, 2013. He was member for over 30 years and past President of St. CALVARY CATHOLIC CEMETERY NILES 847-647-9845 known for his excellent craftsmanship. CombiningLambert's school board. Following this he was a STEGER 708-758-4772 CELEBRANT his love for flying and his mechanical ability, hehospice volunteer for 20 years in Illinois and Wis- CELEBRANT Most Rev. Francis J. Kane built and flew his own airplane. consin. Joseph was a Jonny Appleseed, he loved to Rev. John S. Siemianowski Auxiliary Bishop of Chicago Friends and family will gather at10:30 am,plant trees everywhere he lived, loved to garden and plant flowers. He will be deeply missed by all. Pastor, St. Agnes Parish, Chicago Heights Saturday, June 1, 2013 for a Memorial Service to be He is survived by his wife, Vivian; children, ST. BENEDICT CATHOLIC CEMETERY held at St. John Lutheran Church, 7429 MilwaukeeMary Voelkerof VernonHills,Mark (Marci) GOOD SHEPHERD CRESTW000 773-239-4422 Ave. Nifes, IL 60714. In lieu of flowers memorialsGutting-Kilzer of Des Plains, Paula (Barry) Tomsky CATHOLIC CEMETERY CELEBRANT may be made to St. John Lutheran Church. Forof Woodridge; grandchildren, Justin "JJ"and Jillian ORLANO PARK 708-226-9951 Rev. Msgr. Richard P. Hynes CELEBRANT further information call (847) 824-5155 orGuttlng-Kilzer,Zachary, Wesley and Alexandra Director, Dept. of Parish Life I Formation www.oehlerfuneralhome.com Tomsky. Most Rev. John R. Gorman Archdiocese of Chicago He was preceded in death by his parents; broth- Retired Auxiliary Bishop of Chicago er, Frank Selben and sister, Anna Turausky. ST. BONIFACE CATHOLIC CEMETERY Oehkr Funer.iI Hom, Visitation will be Wednesday, May 22, 2013 from HOLY CROSS CATHOLIC CEMETERY CHICAGO 847-864-3050 D.,igfltyt)e Plaints CALUMET CITY 708-862-5398 r CELEBRANT 9:00 am until the 10:00 am Memorial Mass at St. CELEBRANT Mary Catholic Church, 10307 Dundee Road, Hunt- Rev. Louis J. Cameli Sign Çuestoo&at www.cÑicago[anlobits.c ley. lnurnment will be at a later date at Arlington Most Rev. John R. Manz Auxiliary Bishop of Chicago Director, Office for Formation and Mission Heights Wheeling TownshIp Cemetery. Memorials Archdiocese of Chicago In his name may be directed to Fox Valley Hospice at www.countrysidecareyp.com. HOLY SEPULCHRE ST. CASIMIR CATHOLIC CEMETERY For information call the James A. O'Connor Fu- CATHOLIC CEMETERY 2 Cemetery lots in Acacia Park Cemetery. 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E MOBILE pionee,Iocal.com/monster LREADY. go '-a The weekend go and do planner pioneerlocal.com I Thursday, May 23, 2013 P. 43 I NIL A W/LPPORTS company ACHICAGO SUN-TIMESpublication 'The Liar' a study in untruth and consequences

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Moving to Paris play more seriously now," he said. " lt turns out that the play gives Dorante the is as much about truth as it is about lies. And lying frequent- opportunity to rein- Writers' Theatre, 325 Tudor y stands in for imagination." court. Glencoe vent himself. Brown cast Nate Burger as 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays and Wednesdays, 8 p.m. Thursdays Dorante because, "He has way and Fridays, 4 p.m. and 8 p.m. And he does it with a ven- more charm than the law al- Saturdays, and 2 p.m. and 6 geance in David Ives' adapta- lows. You should distrust that, p.m. Sundays, through July 28 $35-$70 tion of "The Liar," Corneille's don't you think?" the director (847) 242-6000; www.writer- classic 1643 farce. You see, said with a hearty laugh. stheatre.org once Dorante starts lying, "He's a country kid who he can't stop so his tales comes to the big city because become more and more he hated where he was," knows what she wants," Rook complex. Burger said of Dorante. "He's said. "She's a little bit of a William Brown, who directsa really imaginative, adven- homecoming queen with a lot the play for Writers' Theatre, turous kid who makes up all of heart. She's got a lot of se- couldn't resist this delicious these things about himself crets and a lot of personality." comedy, particularly since it because he's still trying to fig- Rook said she particu- fit his new mission. ure out who he ¡s. He wants tolarly enjoys playing Clarice "I decided a couple years be a lover and a soldier and a because, "She's so much ago that there's a whole body romantic, and he's really just a more confident than I am. I of 17th and 18th century litera-clerk in a law office." was never the homecoming ture that doesn't get done," Burger jokingly added, "I queen. I was the exact oppo- Brown said. "And I felt I want kind of get that a lot. I'm an site so it's fun to put myself to maybe form a little niche actor. lt's easy for me to con- into those shoes." market for myself. In the last nect to." Playwright Ives, who was three or four years, l've done In Dorante's case, his in town for another project, four or five of these kinds of lies begin to stack up. "He attended a couple of rehears- plays." doesn't realize the conse- als. "He's a delightful man," Brown was particularly quences until he's nine lies Brown said. "He's urbane, he's interested in directing "The deep," Burger said. funny, he's very, very smart. Liar" after Writers' Theatre Brown cast Laura Rook as We all fell in love with him obtained the rights to it. "I Dorante's romantic interest and he was pleased with us, read it and I couldn't stop Clarice because, "She's an too." laughing," he explained. "lt actress who can go right to Burger said that Ives "was is a very cheeky translation the heart of it. She's smart as really receptive to us as ac- slash adaptation." a tack, emotionally available tors. He even made a few little Ives' version uses modern and wants to play. She's cre- updates for the performance language but keeps the origi- ated the prom queen from in Glencoe. He was really en- nal form of iambic pentameter hell." gaged and involved. He was rhymed couplets. "You get Rook eagerly accepted the really excited about our ver- your money's worth," Brown role because she loves work- sion of the characters." joked. ing with Brown and because Burger jokingly added, "He However, the rehearsal pro- she found the play "laugh outwas great - aside from the loud funny." fact that he bought us all Nate Burger and Laura Rook star in "The Liar" at Writers' Theatre. I cess has altered Brown's per- PHOTO BY MICHAEL BROSILOW ception of the play. "I take the "Clarice is a woman who drinks." U THURSDAY,MAY23,2013 I NIL

Contact GORachieff steps down at Chicago Philharmonic

Pioneer Press BY DOROTHY ANDRIES IContributor Timothy P. Knight I 2-321-3OOO Publisher & CEO, Lawrence Rachieff has con- Sun-Times Media ducted the Chicago Phil- Jill McDermott 847-486-7317 harmonic Orchestra since it VP, Advertising was founded as Symphony [email protected] Il in 1988. Editorial Jennifer Thomas "I used to come for at least three con- 312-321-2649 certs a season," said the maestro, when Managing Editor, reached in Houston where he is profes- Features sor of music and music director of the [email protected] Shepherd School Symphony and Chamber Sara Burrows Orchestras at Rice University. He is also 3-!2-321-2 714 in his 17th season as music director of the News Producer, Rhode Island Philharmonic, a professional Featu res regional orchestra based in East Provi- [email protected] dence, more than half a continent away Heather Leszczewicz I from Texas. 312-321-2752 My activities in Rhode Island increased News Producer, and pretty soon I was only able to con- Digital and Features hleszczewiczpioneerlocal.com duct one concert a year at Pick-Staiger," he continued. 'That's not what an orches-

Susan Kane Parker I tra needs, so if there is a right time to 312-321-2679 leave, this is it." Calendar listings His final concert on Friday, May 24, [email protected] opens with Leonard Bernstein's Sympho- Lawrence Rachleff will step down after 25 years as conductor of the Chicago Philharmonic ny No. i ("Jeremiah"), with texts from the Orchestra. f Printed with soy inks Book of Lamentations sung by Rachleff's on recycled paper. wife, soprano Susan Lorette Dunn. lt con- dudes with Schubert's Symphony No. 9, about a year ago that his schedule was known as the "Great C Major." Chicago making it impossible to continue as music The Chicago Philharmonic was estab- director. "We tried to find a time, but he lished by principal players from the Lyric Philharmonic was not available any Sunday this sea- Opera Orchestra, and Rachleff, initially its Orchestra son," explained Berkinstock. "We couldn't principal conductor, soon became its ar- let him go without a send-off, so that's tistic director. He is effusive in his praise of why this last concert is on a Friday night." the founders and the 200 musicians who Pick-Staiger concert Hall, 50 Arts circle, North- Though Rachleff finds the prospect of Like us on Facebook at western University, Evanston now make the ensemble. 7:30 p.m. Friday, May24 the finale "bittersweet," the parting is a facebook.com/ 'l've always thought of them as a highly Tickets $25 to $75/students $10 cordial one, and Rachleff will hold the flexible orchestra," he said. "lt is usual to (866) 811-4111 or visit www.chicagophilhar- title of music director emeritus. The in- PioneerPressGo rehearse four times before a performance, monic.org coming maestro is Chicago-based Scott but we only had time for three. Still they Speck, who conducts Chicago Philhar- can do everything so quickly." monic in performances for the Joffrey He remembered his earliest days with wife Jean Berkinstock, who retired a Ballet of Chicago. He greeted the audi- the orchestra. "lt was the late Tern- season ago as Lyric's principal flute, and ence at the prchestra's April 21 concert ma Abrams who brought me in," he he spoke of Rachleff with affection. "The and will take the podium for the upcom- recalled."She was a wonderful lady. l've orchestra has had a real love affair with ing season, which begins Sept. 29 at I worked so long with Jim Berkinstock and Larry," he said. "Jean said that when he Pick-Staiger. Follow us on Twitter: learned so much from both of them and would arrive, the players would greet "lt will be wonderful for the musicians to PioneerPressGo from so many of the great players." him with hugs, sometimes two people at have someone right here," Rachleff said, Berkinstock, principal bassoon of the once. Believe me that is not usual with graciously. "Scott knows the orchestra Lyric Orchestra, is one of the Chicago conductors and their musicians." from the Joffrey. They made the perfect Philharmonic founders, along with his Rachleff told the Chicago Philharmonic choice." S NIL THURSDAY, MAY 23,2013 45 j Five pioneerlocal.com

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Butterflies in bloom at Botanic Garden

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Hundreds of brilliantly colored butterflies will soon dart around the "Butterflies & Blooms" exhibition at the Chicago Botanic Garden.

As beautiful as they are to watch, they're not just there for show, though. The exhibit, which runs May 25 to Sept. 2, offers an opportunity to learn all about the life cycle and benefits of these fascinating creatures. On opening weekend, a booth will be set up where people can learn what to plant in their yard to attract butterflies. Horticulturist Courtney Quigley reported that on opening day, 830 butterflies will float around the 2,800-square-foot white mesh en- closure on the lawn of the Learning Campus. "They come from all over the world," Quigley said. "The three main areas we focus on are Asia, Af- rica and the Americas." Quigley noted that visitors will be able to observe the entire gamut of butterfly behaviors. "We get them in as pupa, which most people refer to as cocoons, but that term only has to do with moths," she said. "The visitors can see everything from them being attached to these wooden dowels and moving around, to emerging and then their wings growing. And then we release them." After that, visitors can watch them eating and mating. "Absolutely every butterfly behavior the visitors are able to see," Quigley said. This is the second year that the Chicago Botanic Garden has hosted a "Butterflies & Blooms" exhibition. Once again, volunteers will be on- hand to answer questions and to rescue the less brave visitors by taking to the Chicago Botanic Garden's 'Butterflies & Blooms" exhibit will witness hundreds of butterflies from around the world at butterflies off people "that are kind various stages in their life cycles. JVisitors of freaked out," Quigley said. Nil. THURSDAY, MAY 23,2013 47W. Learn pioneerlocal.com "BRAND NEW SHOW OPENS MAY 22!"

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Quigley frequently fields questions about the types of butterflies and 'Butterflies & where they come from. "We also have four different eat- Blooms' ng trays for the butterflies and there were a lot of questions about how the lo a.m.-5 p.m. daily, May 25-Sept. 2 butterflies eat," she said. Learning Campus lawn, Chicago Botanic lt turns out that, like Chicago Bo- Garden, 1000 Lake Cook Road, Glencoe $6 adults, $5 seniors, $4 ages 3-12, $1 less tanic Garden visitors, the butterflies for members, free to Garden Plus Mem- dine on food from the Cafe - but bers on wednesdays only when it's no longer appealing (847) 835-5440, www.chicagobotanic. org to people. "What we get is slightly bruised, old or rotten fruit, which is Ky-7 what butterflies prefer," Quigley said. "They don't have any chewing mouth parts. They drink everything." The wide variety of plants that form the "Blooms" portion of the exhibi- / tion provide nectar for the butterflies. "We don't have any host plants Tickets Now on Sale! because we're not allowed to deal with butterfly eggs because they're t:cKetmas ter so small and so easy to escape. Since these are exotic species, we want to keep everybody happy in the tent," 8O5.3OOO Quigley said. "We only have nectar- providing plants." Golden Helicon (Heliconius hecale) ticketmaster.com/shanghai

Obviously a big fan of butterflies, ,, Quigley noted that what she finds Group 10+ 773.327.3778 most fascinating about them is how we're not able to detect. their eyes work. "They see a whole Most butterflies have a very short different world than we do," she said. lifespan - two to four weeks - but "We see up to violet on the Uy spec- some, like the monarchs, live about six months. Despite that short life, trum and they see a couple colors CHICAGO that we're able to, but nothing on the butterflies serve a valuable purpose. YouTube , pepsi lower frequencies." They do, how- "They're excellent pollinators," Quig- 1)0 SKYLINE STAGE NAVYPIER.COM ever, see higher frequency colors that ley said. U 48 THURSDAY, MAY 23,2013 I NTh Learn It: ioneerlocal.com 'Spotlight' shineson greatmovie musicals

I BY MYRNA PETLICKII Contributor You'll see highlights of two classic films and learn some surprising facts about them from Joyce Stern Greenberg.

She'll be presenting two programs inSpotlight on Great Movie Musicals" at the -Winnetka Community House. IJoyce Stern Greenberg The Wilmette resident will focus on "Singin' in the Rain" on Wednesday, May 29 and 4Spotlight on '42nd Street" on Wednesday, June 26. The presentations Great Movie are sponsored by Great Age Musicals' Productions. Greenberg presented these programs last year at Great Age Productions, Win- netka community House, 620 IGene Kelly starred in "Singin' in the Rain." the Wilmette Theatre and the Lincoln Ave,, winnetka response was so positive that "Singin' n the Rain," 1:30 p.m. she was urged to present them Wednesday, May29 said. "We did hundreds of postponed her education for Park District, Greenberg was '42nd street," 1:30 p.m. again by Judy Samuelson, co- Wednesday, June 26 shows during the four years a few years while she had two lured back. She served as ar- director of Great Age Produc- $12 in advance, $14 at the door of the war at the USOs, veter- chi Id ren. tistic director for four more (847) 849-9070; www. years. tAons with Linda Kimball. greatageproductions.com ans' hospitals, Fort Sheridan After graduation, Green- "The first thing I do is decide and out on street corners." berg taught creative drama at Five years ago, when Green- what segments of the musical After the war, Greenberg a school n Evanston. berg and her husband moved I want to show," Greenberg continued to sing, dance and Following the birth of her from Northbrook to Wilmette, said. "Then I'll talk about those American musicals and it's a do impressions, accompaniedthird child, Greenberg began she began creating and direct- characters and those actors." classic, even though it won noon the piano by her mother. writing and directing musicals ing shows at the Wilmette Because she has done exten-Oscars." Later, she began writing par- at her temple. She also per- Theatre. "For four years, we sive research, Greenberg also "42nd Street" was chosen odies for private parties. formed in a number of com- had Spotlighters at the Mette presents some little known for the second presentation, When she was 16, Green- munity theater productions. - intergenerational shows facts. For example, she noted Greenberg said, because few berg began teaching voice Then, in 1986, Greenberg that featured young talent, that, ¡n "Singin' in the Rain," people have seen the origi- and drama at a music studio joined the staff at Oakton between the ages of 9 and 17, "There's this big production nal 19305 version, which was on Devon in Chicago. "By Community College where and seniors over the age of number at the end called the start of Busby Berkeley's the time a year had gone by, she directed the Acting Up! 55," Greenberg said. 'The Broadway Ballet,' that career. I had 70 students and I was troupe of older adults. She For the past 19 years, Green- lasts maybe 10 minutes. Cyd Greenberg is uniquely qual-still a kid in high school," she stayed in that position for 10 berg has been a member of Charisse is in that. There's a ified to do these presenta- related. years while simultaneously the Joseph Jefferson Commit- story about the dress that tions. She has been involved The multitalented performerconducting drama workshops. tee. "We see all the plays that she wears that's flowing and in a wide range of show busi- attended Northwestern Uni- Acting Up! became so popular open in Chicago - both Equity blowing in the wind and how ness aspects since the age versity on scholarship, major- that Greenberg developed a and non-Equity," Greenberg they got that to work." of 3 when she began doing ing in speech education. She second troupe. Both campa- said. "We vote on excellence Greenberg chose to start a brother-sister act with her married her husband Donald nies focused on dispelling the and give awards at the end the series with "Singin' in 10-year-old sibling. between her sophomore and myths about aging. of the season. That is a majq the Rain" because, "lt'saI- "We started doing shows junior years. During this pe- In 2000, after the senior time commitment but I feel ways been at the top of the for the servicemen during nod, Greenberg continued troupe, now called Still Acting I'm giving back to the theater Film Institute's list of best World War Il," Greenberg teaching and performing. She Up!, relocated to the Skokie community." U .4,

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Miss Wendy will take kids on a trip with songs

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Wendy Morgan of the Vocal Gym- Bound for Glory." For details, call (847) 674-1500, p.m. Friday, May 24 at Niles Public nasium loves performing for kids. "I'm very interactive when I do my ext. 2500 or go to www.skokieparks. Library, 6960 W. Oakton St. There "lt's so lovely to see the smiles on children's music show," said Morgan. org/emily-oaks-nature-center. will be craft projects and games to their faces and to take them on a "Sometimes I wonder why I can jump celebrate the release of the latest journey," Morgan said. and don't get tired at my age, and TIME TO MOVE book in the series, "Bad Kitty School Kids ages 2-6, and their parents, I have the feeling I'm wearing them Daze!" can travel with Morgan to Miss out!" Five young dinosaurs journey to For details, call (847) 663-1234 or Wendy's Transportation Station, Reservations are required. the Great Valley in "The Land Before go to www.nileslibrary.org. 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. June 1 at a Flight For details, call (847) 724-2025 or Time." The G-rated, 1 hour and 13 to Fun Kids Club event at the Book go to www.theglentowncenter.com. minute, Kids Flick will be shown at 4 A MOUSE IN THE HOUSE Market at the Glen, 2651 Navy Blvd., p.m. Friday, May 24 at Morton Grove Glenview. S'MORE FUN Public Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave. Little children will hear Laura Nu- Some selections will be from Mor- For details, call (847) 965-4220 or meroff's tale, "If You Give a Mouse gan's upcoming children's album You and your children can gather go to www.mgpl.org. a Cookie," at a Tot Storytime, 11 with guitarist Darryl Boggs, "Pock- around a blazing fire at Spring Sing & am. Saturday, May 25 at the Village ets' Season's Rhymes & Reasons," S'mores Campfire, 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. THE CAT CAN'T HELP IT Crossing Shopping Center Barnes including the original number, "Go- Friday, May 31 at Emily Oaks Nature & Noble, 5405 Touhy Ave., Skokie. ¡ng Somewhere." Boggs will perform Center, 4650 Brummel, Skokie. You Bad Kitty gets into trouble but she Afterwards, the Mouse will visit and with Morgan at the Glen. Other num- will sing nature songs and snack on doesn't mean to be bad. Your kids pose for photos. bers will include "The Wheels on the s'mores. Cost is $4 per person. Reg- can find out the true story when Bad For details, call (847) 329-8460 or Bus" and a takeoff on "This Train is istration is required. Kitty Throws a Party, 4:45 to 5:45 go to www.barnesandnoble.com. I Chiag5fd'PîèthfëFLiireaÏii ù!de NOW PLAYING NOW PLAYING AIN'T NO CRYING THE BLUES ujii;.oji'; at Chicago Shakespeare at Chicago Shakespeare IN THE MEMORY Of Ti'!1!i' ft 'ELVISJEHRYLEIICARL JOHNNY PHESLE LEWIS I P(RKINSI CASH HOWLIN Opens May22 Navy Pier , ,0 .- 600-745-3000 cirqueshanghai.com Groups 10+ 773-327-3778 WIL[IAMKftPE1 / tutiitd .'."'. ',I,.r I i.iin'''

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As a pulsing nebula closer and flatteror like the objects are dropping on top of you," says races toward the watch- Mark Subbapao, Adler astronomer ful audience, a hand and show creator. Even the planetarium's president, shoots up to touch it. speaking at an early screening, was More hands follow suit, initially fooled: "When I first saw the technology, I reached up." Michelle straining skywards. Larson embraced her gaffe, "I don't want to lose that sense of wonder." For the kids taking in the Adler's The aptly named "Cosmic Won- newest show, 'Cosmic Wonder," outerder" is the most recent show cre- space is just out of reach. ated by the Adler Planetarium for lt's an illusion created by the latest its revamped (in 2011) Grainger Sky technology: The Crab Nebula or stars Theater. The 190-degree domed in Orion seem to graze heads, when theater contains 20 military-grade Mark SubbaRao, director of the Space Visualization Lab at the Adler Planetarium, in fact they're projected on a dome projectors, which produce images so demonstrates the upcoming sky show that ¡s part of the "Cosmic Wonder" exhibit in the Grainger Sky Theater. ANDREW A. NELLES-Sun-Times Media nearly 40 feet above the audience. sharp, they appear to be 3-D. In the As the image gets larger, it appears ever-upgrading technology world,

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In her 24 years as water-colored flowers are L beginning to bloom and other Stingray a Shedd Aquarium plants are grown as food for Touch' member, Joan select Shedd animals. Visi- Reylek has only tors entering the exhibit must scrub up like soapless sur- through October (end date is once touched a geons, washing their hands weather dependent) and forearms with water only Shedd Aquarium, 1200 South Shedd animal, Lake Shore Dr., Chicago (stingrays don't like soap). (312) 939-2438; sheddaquari- during an errant Consider taking off watches, um.org jewelry or anything else you encounter with a don't want submerged in sea otter. saltwater. Then lean ¡n to the are trained to interact with water, heated between 78 humans. That has changed for and 80 degrees, as the sting- "They use [their barb] as a Shedd visitors with 'Stingray ray group swims laps around defensive mechanism in the Touch," the newest seasonal the pool's edge. wild if they were to be at- aquarium exhibit that allows "They're very well known tacked by other animals," he visitors to plunge their hands to be very curious and gentle said. "lt's very unusual for Katie Franseen and Avery Johnson, 2 1/2, touch the Stingrays at into a warm saltwater pool to and graceful," said Bill Van people to be injured. These "Stingray Touch," a new hands-on exhibit at the Shedd Aquarium. I experience the scratchy and Bonn, Shedd's vice president guys have been acclimated to BRIAN JACKSON-Sun-T,mes Media silky feel of a stingray. of animal health. "lt's a really being here at the aquarium. I "I think it's fabulous," said cool way to see the animal." They've been hand fed and Reyleck, 56. "I think you ap- Safety for both visitors and appear to be excited to see stingrays were used to that, Touch" is by far the most preciate the rays a lot more the animals is paramount. people." a human wearing a wetsuit affordable. It is included in when you can touch them." Two guides sit on lifeguard lt would be hard to get yourjumped into the tank, fol- the "Total Experience Pass" "Stingray Touch" features chairs, speaking about the hand on the barb stingrays owed by hand feeding, said ($37.95 for adults, $28.95 per nearly 50 Cownose and Yel- animals and watching visitors swim fast but even if you Michelle Sattler, aquarium child 3-11) or as a $5 add-on low rays, silently swimming to make sure they don't toss did, Shedd staff regularly trimcollections manager. to the Shedd Pass ($28.95 through 18,000 galIons of food or their entire bodies the stingers with dog nail In the wild, stingrays swim per adult, $19.95 for child salt water in a pool atop the into the exhibit. clippers. in giant groups. Here, they 3-11). Shedd's "Wild Reef" exhibit. Despite the bad press The animals, from Florida, also like to stick together. "It's a treat and a privilege It's a light-filled slice of na- stingrays got after "Crocodilestarted their acclimation to While there are other to be able to meet them up ture, an exhibit in an airy Hunter" Steve Irwin was killedhuman touch when aquarium ways to personally meet the close," Van Bonn said. "Be tent surrounded by carefully by a stingray barb pierc- staff dropped an empty wet animals at the Shedd, like the nice, be kind, be gentle and manicured gardens where ing his chest, the animals suit into the pool. Once the beluga encounter, "Stingray enjoy them." Granite & Quartz Closeouti 1000's s 44' of Slabs ..i',. inStock - Limited Offer! .2J While Supplies Last Arriving Wetidy!

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Some people have plans and After an act of terror from OPENING others seem to get by nicely within Star Fleet, Captain without them - for a while, Kirk (Pine) leads the crew of THIS WEEK anyway. The latter applies to the Enterprise to a war-zone not-quite-as-young-as-she- planet for a showdown with a used-to-be Frances (Gerwig), one-man weapon of mass de- t whose dream of becoming a struction (Cumberbatch). J.J. famous dancer in New York Abrams returns as director Rated City is beginning to smack of after his hit 2009 reboot of PG for mild action, some fantasy, if not self-delusion. the sci-fi adventure series. scary images and brief rude After the modern dance com- language pany where she's apprenticed Stars for years starts to suggest Amanda Seyfried, Beyonce she might be better suited *** Knowles, Josh Hutcherson, to a secretarial position, and Rated -jason Sudeikis roommate Sophie (Sumner) PG-13 for some violent imag- A teenage girl (Seyfried) vis- moves out and becomes es, sexual content, smoking, its a deep forest that's been engaged, Frances enters a partying and brief language studied for years by her sci- period of semi-homelessness Stars entist father (Sudeikis) and and semi-despair before fig- Leonardo DiCaprio, Joel Edg- finds herself shrunken down uring out what she wants to erton, Tobey Maguire, Carey Zach Galifianakis stars in "The Hangover Part Ill." and unwillingly involved in do. "Frances Ha" (directed by Mulligan a war between very tiny Noah Baumbach) remains a Nobody's going to accuse forces of good and evil. Chris charmer throughout, though, Julianne Moore, Alexander dead to rights; there are times director Baz Luhrmann Wedge (Ice Age") directed thanks to a goofily radiant Skarsgard, Onata Aprile when you could swear you're ("Moulin Rouge!") of being the animated adventure. performance by Gerwig, who A young girl (Aprile) be- watching "The Valachi Pa- over-respectful or under-am- also co-wrote with Bau m- comes a pawn in the bitter pers," "The Outfit," or "The bitious in his ultra-flamboyant bach. This is one impending custody battle of her warring Friends of Eddie Coyle," com- approach to F. Scott Fitzger- train wreck that's a delight to parents (Moore and Skars- plete with the poofy hair, the aId's great American novel. Rated watch. gard). Scott McGehee and plus-size cars and the cheesy Complaints about eyestrain PG-13 for intense sequences David Seigel ("Uncertainty") leisure suits - shuddery stuff and/or migraine, however, of violence and action and i- directed the drama. indeed. Maybe not quite as could be another matter. lt's mayhem throughout, some shuddery as real-life, Mafia hit no surprise that Luhrmann sexuality and language Rated STILL man Richard Kuklinski, but it's would go hog wild given the Stars R for pervasive language close. Michael Shannon does opportunity to pump up the Dwayne Johnson, Jason Sta- including sexual references, PLAYING a nice job of contrasting the Jazz Age excesses chronicled tham, Vin Diesel, Paul Walker, some violence and drug con- unfeeling assassin with the in "The Great Gatsby," and Michelle Rodriguez tent, and graphic nudity devoted suburban husband there's no shortage of inter- A special agent (Johnson) Stars and father, but there's only so esting detail in the master of recruits Dom (Diesel) and Bradley Cooper, Ed Helms, much you can do when you're eye candy's feverish vision of his crew to bring down a sol- Zach Galifianakis, Ken Jeong, **½ playing a sociopathic cipher. 1920s decadence. Unfortu- dier of fortune specializing John Goodman Rated Ultimately, there's no good nately, aU the orgiastic hyper- in vehicular warfare. Justin The Wolfpack sets out on oneR for strong violence, per- reason to care one way or bole tends to overwhelm the Lin ("Fast & Furious: Tokyo final adventure when a gang- vasive language and some another about what happens main event: F. Scott Fitzger- Drift") returns to direct the ster (Goodman) forces them sexual content to him. aId's tragic saga of self inven- action adventure. to deliver the missing Mr. Stars tion, unattainable love and Chow (Jeong) to him for ven- Michael Shannon, Winona the American Dream gone geance. Todd Phillips returns Ryder, Ray Liotta, David crazy. Despite the odds, the to direct the final chapter of Schwimmer --story manages to assert itself the comedy trilogy. lt's hard to figure out what's Rated sometime around the halfway Rated scarier in this old-school PG-13 for intense sequences mark, thanks in large part to R for sexual references and mob movie: the titular cold- of sci-fi action and violence DiCaprio's spot-on portrayal language blooded killer or the 1970s in Stars of Gatsby. lt's just a shame Stars Rated general. Israeli director Ariel Chris Pine, Benedict Cumber- there's so much flapper-era Greta Gerwig, Mickey Sum- R for some language Vromen has the look of the batch, Zoe Saldana, Zachary folderol to wade through along ner, Adam Driver, Stars disco-era gangster movie Quinto the way. I NIL ThURSDAY MAY23 2013 55 PERFORMANCES THIS WEEK Tonight & Friday 7:30 Saturday 3:00 & 8:00 'Sunday 3:00 "Wise, smart, funny... A KILLER SHOW!" CHICAGO TRIBUNE "HIGHLY RECOMMENDED Absolutely brilliant and ¡mmense tun!' 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'Epic' near his home. And he's right, of ***1/2 course, as M.K. discovers when she is drawn into a crisis in that miniature lt's not surprising that forest world. û the latest animated lt seems the day she arrives is also the day queen Tara (Beyonce adventure from Blue Sky Knowles), protector of all living things Studios would look great in the forest, must choose a successor. If that doesn't happen, the bal- and serve up plenty of ance of power will shift to the evil slam-bang action and king Mandrake (Christoph Waltz), whose kingdom of rot has always comedy. been held in check by the queen's ALL life-affirming power. SEATS After all, it's had the spectacular Mandrake attacks, M.K. is down- 2O entertainment thing covered since sized by a magic spell from the queen To debuting with the first "Ice Age" and soon she's involved in an attempt movie. to save the forest with four corn- $35 lt is a bit unusual, though, that in panions: Ronin, the general of the this tale of a life-or-death struggle queen's Leaf Men army (Colin Farrell); between the forces of, well, life and Nod (Josh Hutcherson), a reckless death, that mortality should play suchyoung apprentice Leaf Man; and two a key role in setting the film's mood. comic-relief mollusks named Mub and Two central characters die early on Grub (Aziz Ansari and Chris O'Dowd). while others are mourning the loss of "Epic" is a spectacular treat for the a mother, a father, a son, a lover. All eyes, boasting exotic creatures and AND IMRECTEO REMIX of which combine to create a subtle settings, plus imaginative 3D effects. NRflTEN, MUSIC BY QAND JQ element of melancholy that simul- lt's also reasonably amusing through- B%Cl( SOYNThI DEVELOPED WITH sakesPea taneously weighs "Epic" down a tad out, and its action scenes are daz- Y cticago PLAYING presented Ltd ziing, building to a conclusion involv- Jordan ProdUCtiOflS Iow ShakeSPe and gives it a satisfying sense of emo- id Ich Upstairs atChicago tional depth. ing an epic battle, a climactic kiss and "Epic" opens with young Mary what may be the most massive exam- This Bard gets Bawdy! Katherine (Amanda Seyfried), whose ple of product placement on record. [PAREITALLflISI mother has recently died, reluctantly Even so, it's the film's somewhat o chicago a returning to the home of her ec- somber undertone that lingers in the centric scientist father Bomba (Ja- mind, perhaps because little attempt 312.505.5600 son Sudeikis). Though the scientific is made to whitewash the charac- shakespeare community have written him off as a ters' losses. Mixed in with all the eye thoaor chicagoshakes.com crackpot, Bomba has devoted years candy, adventure and laughs, "Epic" C î ON N PONS ON 2O12,3 $4O"Mier$carAln,c, 15MO H.niN BNNk to the belief that a civilization of tiny impresses by making a little room for SU POOQTPR s beings exists unseen in the forest sadness. S Cond. JPMnrgan 56 THURSDAY, MAY 23, 2013 NIL

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Friday Boys track & field: Notre Dame at Class 3A state prelims, 10:45 a.m. Don'tTim O'Hara, a junior, qualified by finishing second in the 200-meter dash HOME TEAM (22.46) at the Nues West Sectional on May 16. O'Hara will be joined by CHARITY RUN Miss senior thrower Nick Bargione, who took second at sectionals with a throw of 149 feet, 7 inches. Bargione missed winning a sectional title by one inch. CHICMO SlJN-'flM}

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weekly section N lLES ball in the dirt, and Sam's going to block call Brian at it," Gord said. "There's that mutual trust. io djiv,e An experienced catcher can stabilize That's invaluable in a ballgame like this." 630-978-8813 search for new and used cars a batting order, give his pitcher freedom Ferri also showed off his arm against to throw balls in the the Redwings, firing a dirt and offer comfort perfect one-bouncer to to his teammate on the Thiseek second base to nab a I'LL BET YOU DIDN'T KNOW.I. mound. would-be base-stealer. Brought To You By Notre Dame has found Notre Dame Of course, while Ferri is that veteran presence a freshman, this isn't his JENNINGS CHEVROLET behind the plate - and SESAL first time on a diamond. surprisingly enough, he's Today He credited his quick JENNINGS VOLKSWAGEN Hosts Lane (IHSA Regional), 4:5 p.m. a freshman. Saturday transition to the high Time was when major league managers never thought twice about how many pitches a pitcher "Sam Ferri," coach Hosts IHSA Regional, TBD school game to the 120 hurled in one game. No more. F-low many times since 2005 would you guess that a pitcher in the Nelson Gord said. He's .O'r'S flfl$ or so games he plays ev- big leagues tossed 150 pitches in a game? The answer is none. The most since then was Edwin Today a special player. He's ery year. Jackson with 149 - and that was a special occasion, because he was working on - and got - a no- At Hersey (IHSA Finals), TBA hitting n the middle of Friday "l've been playing my hittei Even the most durable pitchers these daare removed after about 120 pitches at the most At Hersey (IHSA Firrait), TBA our order, so he's done Saturday whole life," Ferri said, 'so At Hersey (IHSA Finals), TBA How many of you NASCAR fans know the name James Hylton? You should, because he's been a great job at the plate. the adjustment, ft's just racing since - wait for it - i 964. The Inman, South Carolina, native announced that 2013, Ilytton's And the way he handles Ors'S kind of the same as I'm 50th year aso driver, would be his final season behind the wheel of a roce car, at the age of 78. He Today the pitchers and the way At E. Illinois Univ. (IHSA Finals), TBA used to, so it's really not mode more than 600 starts, winning at Richmond in 1970 and at Tallodega in 1972. Hylton first he blocks and throws: Friday a big deal." raced at Daytona in 1966 and tiled to qualifyforthe 500 in 2007 otage 72, butfailed to finish high At E. Illinois Univ. (IHSA Finals), TBA He has it all. He's going Saturday Ferri played many of enough in a qualifying roce. to be a really good one." At E> Illinois Univ. (IHSA Finals), IBA these games with current teammates, including Entering 201 3, who was the longest-tenured active coach among all franchises in the four major Ferri remained calm North American team sports? Here's a hint - he's in the NBA The answer is San Antonio's Gregg with a somewhat wild Adnan Sator Sator, allowing the catcher to develop a Popovich, on the job since 1966. But another active NBA cooch was the only one with more than pitching on May 9 against Benet Acad- comfort level with Notre Dame's pitch- 1,000 wins as of 2013. Any guesses? lt was George Karl of Denver, his fifth NBA team os head emy. Sator kept throwing balls in the ing staff Ferri said that over time he has coach By the way, the winningest coach in league history was Don Nelson - 1,335 victories with dirt with runners in scoring position, andbeen able to pick up on the break of the four teams. Ferri kept skidding to his right to reel Dons' breaking balls, thus permitting them in. With a runner on third in the him to snare pitches in the dirt with rela- fifth inning of the Dons' victory, Ferri tive ease. JEìiN liNìS leapt out of his crouch to corral a pitch "We're so comfortable with each SALES LEASINGSERVICEPAPTS BODY S.OP that had sailed by the batter's head, other," Ferri said. "(Sator) trusts me. I 241 VIAUKEGAH ROAD' GLEN VIEtY' 7291OOO JUsT NORTH OF GOLF ROAD (eIebralingOur54lhear preventing a run from scoring. trust him. We just go out there and play JenrngCheroIelcori JeflnngSVW.con, "Adnan knows that he can throw a ball."" THURSDAY, MAY 23,2013

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East's Cho!earns consolation prize

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SKOKIE at No. i doubles. lt was after Berg- man had been bumped to the second Maine East junior Danny fi g ht. Choi came one win away "I didn't start out the season so tough," Bergman said. "I was weak and from qualifying for the not really doing what I was supposed state finals. to. But I worked my way back up." Bergman said focusing on his con- While disappointed in coming up fidence played the biggest part in his short at the Niles West Sectional on improvement. Friday, Choi was still smiling after the The successful combination was match. Earlier in the day, he learned on dusplay last week against Loyola, he had earned all-conference honors where Marohn and Bergman beat the in the Central Suburban League. Ramblers' No. 1 team 6-0, 5-7, 6-4. "l've been waiting for this my whole Marohn and Bergman lost to that - high school career," Choi said. "I knewsame Loyola doubles team of seniors that I could improve, and I could Patrick Rourke and Jake Sexton in prove how good Maine East is by rep-first round of the sectional tourna- resenting them well." ment 6-3, 6-2. "He was 18-5," Demons coach John Schwan said. "So he's had a solid FUELING UP run through the season. He's built up since his freshman year. This was his Ian Crane and Florin Ghinet had first year at No. 1, so I'm very pleased a quick turnaround for the second with his performance." round of sectional play. The best part of earning all-confer- While all other first-round matches ence for Choi? Getting his picture on were won in straight sets, the Niles the wall at Maine East. North pairing of Crane and Ghinet went "I saw everyone except for tennis the distance in a 7-6, 4-6, 6-4 win over up there," Choi said. "lt was my goal Niles West. That gave them 20 minutes to put myself up there," to prepare for the next match. "I do swimming and cross country, WINNING COMBINATION so this is the least physically demand- ing,' Crane said. "Luckily there's Nues West coach Andrew Suarez down time in tennis, so it's not con- called Robert Marohn the best dou- stant activity." bles player the Wolves have had for Crane ate a granola bar, while Ghi- the last four years. net turned to some home cooking. Finding a partner for him hasn't al- "lt was homemade bread with some ways been easy, but Suarez found a chicken and cheese," Ghinet said. winning team late this season by pair-"l've got to get my energy back." ing Marohn with Jeremy Bergman. Crane and Ghinet then lost to Evan- Suarez said the two finished strong ston seniors Sam Wiener and Connor Maine East's Danny Choi, pictured in 2011, earned all-conference honors in the Central in the final six matches of the year Woolf 6-1, 6-0. ISuburban League this season.I RYAN PAGELOW-Sun-Times Media SS I THURSDAY, MAY 23,2013 I Nll

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When Nues West's Jer- For a second straight season, emiah Jordan injured Niles West will have a thrower at the state meet. Junior Dennis Gargovic his ankle at the Class 3A will compete in two events after Nues West boys track winning the discus (149-8) and finishing second in the shot put (54-0) and field sectional, someat the sectional. The latter was a PR of the discomfort was by three feet. Last year, Wolves senior Terrance felt by his 4x200-meter Bramlett competed in both events at state. relay teammates. Gargovic said he is better at shot Jordan had been scheduled to runput than discus, and said his shot the lead leg of the relay, which had put distances have improved since state-meet aspirations. However, he switched his throwing style from the senior's meet came to an end onglide to rotational. May 16 when he rolled his ankle in "I switched this year. Rotational is the 4x100 relay. like a discus throw, but you're do- Teammate Jimmy Holbrook, a ju- ing it with a shot put, Gliding, you're nior, was drafted in at the last mm- basically hopping across the ring to ute to replace his injured comrade throw it." Gargovic said. "lt was my in the 4x200 relay. Cue the pre-race idea. I thought it would be better for jitters. me. lt's been working." "I was really nervous because Jer- emiah was hurt and I was like, 'Oh QUICK RECOVERY no, what are we going to do?' " said sophomore Brandon Costantino, After missing state by two feet as who ran the anchor leg of the 4x200a junior, Notre Dame senior discus relay. "lt was the most nervous l've thrower Nick Bargione heads to ever been racing." Charleston after finish- But Holbrook, senior Anthony ing second (149-7) at Underwood, sophomore Jackson the sectional. Denley and Costantino ended up The feat is all-the- finishing second (1:31.14) to Evan- more remarkable ston and qualifying for state, which considering Bargione takes place this weekend at Eastern battled a bacterial Illinois' O'Brien Stadium. stomach virus early in "Holbrook wasn't planning on do- the season. He missed Nick ing (the relay), but when I called on three weeks of action Bargione him, he said, 'Yes coach, I'm here,' and lost 30 pounds. and he went to work. I'm proud of "I got back into form two weeks him," Nues West coach Chris Vivone ago, and have worked really hard said. since then," said Bargione, who Vivone said he hopes Jordan can plans to play football next year at return to the lineup at the state FCS school Dayton. "The time fac- East's Christian Lopez competes in the long jump during the Class 3A sectional meet. tor (possibly missing the end of the IMainetrack and field meet on May 16 at Niles West in Skokie.I BUZZ ORR-Sun-Times Media season) was realty stressing me out, NIL I THURSDAY, MAY 23,2013

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Niles North freshman Bar- EXERIENCED BEFORE. rington Wade finished third in the 400 (50.48). He didn't qualify for state, but he did break the school's freshman record. The previous holder of the record was Devonier Casey, who went on to finish fourth in the state in the 400 as a senior in 2011. Niles North coach Paul Swan- son said Wade is a special talent. "Sometimes you have talent, sometimes you are a hard worker, Barrington is both," the coach said. "He's a good stu- FOLLOW A ORt VE dent, has his head on straight and does whatever we ask him to do in the weight room and in practice." Wade, who plays football and basketball, is running track for the first time this year. He said he doesn't yet love the sport, but he hopes to excel in it someday. "I wouldn't say Ilike track. I just like to win," he said. "I think I can get far.I just want to be known. I want people to know me. I want to do well in life, so I push myself hard." In this April 20, 2012, photo, Niles West's Dennis Gargovic competes in the BRJGHT FUTURE shot put. Gargovic advanced to state in both the shot put and discus this season.I MICHAEL JARECKI-for Sun-Times Media Maine East did not have any state qualifiers. But the wants to see his athletes con- said. "More often, they need program should return a fair tinue to work hard - and have to work on just enjoying the amount of talent next season, fun. competition and learning to including sophomore sprinter "For some of the younger love competing. Have fun do- Torrain Haughton, junior long guys, in the bigger competi- ing it. Some of the guys get too jumper Christian Lopez, sopho- tions, they need to learn how worked up. But you should just more thrower Nick Pavlovic and to negotiate the mental prepa- go in there and enjoy yourself. junior thrower Javed Lukovic. ration and go in a little more If you're not having fun, what's Coach Scott Schultes said he ready to compete," Schultes the point?" $ THURSDAY, MAY 23,2013 NIL 68 I I

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Friday Boys track & field: Nues North at Class 3A state preliminaries, 12:45 pm. Don'tSenior Micah Belier will be the Vikings lone representative at state this weekend. Belier, who has committed to the University of Michigan, ran a state-qualifyingtime in the 1,600-meter race (4 minutes, 21.70 seconds) and finished fifth at the Nues West Sectional. Belier qualified for state in the mile a year ago, butscratched in order to save his en- Miss ergy in an attempt to help the 4x800 relay team win a state title. Belier and his teammates came up just short of winning thestate title a year ago, finishing .54 seconds behind state champion Lane. Connectingcomesnaturally for Reichert

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CHICAGO This Week Kristin Reichert Thies North rarely has days

like the one she BASEBALL Today endured last At Oak Park-River Forest (U-4SA Regional), 4:30 p.m. Saturday week in a loss At Oak Park-River Forest (IHSA Regional). to St. Ignatius at TBD BOYS TENNIS Today Illinois-Chicago. At Hersey (IHSA Finals). TBA Friday At Hersey (IHSA Finals), TBA The Nues North senior Saturday . struck out twice, chasing bad At Hersey (IHSA Finals), TBA pitches both times, grounded BOYS TRACK out on a slow roller up the Today At Eastern Illinois univ. (IHSA Final), TBA middle and lined out to short- Friday At Eastern Illinois Univ. (IHSA Final), TBA stop to finish O-for-4. Saturday But part of what makes At Eastern Illinois Univ. (IHSA Final), TBA Reichert a special player, ac- Sometimes, when you get cording to Vikings coach Kar- Nues North's Kristin Reichert, who played first base in the May 15 game against St. Ignatius, entered the in Wick, is her ability to shake postseason with a program-record 34 career home runs. Visit skokie.suntimes.com/sports to view a injured, you get disconnected from the team. She was not off subpar games. Iphoto gallery from the game in Chicago. I PHOTO BY ,J.GEIL-for Sun-Times Media "She's a rock," Wick said. like that. She was right there 'Every at-bat is a new at- the outfielder is first on the runs," said Reichert, who Recalling the feat made the whole time like she was bat, a new opportunity. She program's all-time list for plans to play at North Park, Reichert laugh. "I just wanted playing the game." doesn't let things bother her. home runs and RBI. She en- where she intends to study to the hit ball hard when I go Reichert said her strategy "She has an amazing pres- tered the May 16 final regular-nursing. "I go up there look- to bat," she said. 'Honestly, in dealing with the inevitable ence out there." season game against Liber- ing to hit the ball hard and I don't remember anything on-field struggles that come Despite the May 15 game, tyville batting .473 with 28 get base hits." else about it." with her sport is to not over- Reichert will go down as one RBI from the cleanup position Reichert proved her prow- Wick, who has seen a lot think the situation. of the best players for the in the lineup. Reichert fin- ess at the plate against in her nearly two decades at "I just try to clear my mind Vikings, who were scheduled ished the regular season with Wheeling on April 6. In her Niles North, simply shook her up there," she said. "Some- to start the Class 4A state 13 home runs and entered thefirst at-bat after missing a head. times, you get up there and playoffs Monday against Lib- postseason with 34 career week of games with a twisted "I was like, 'Really?' " she Start thinking about doing ertyville in the Libertyville home runs. ankle that sprained two said. "But she creates those this and doing that. I go up regional. "I'm not going up to the ligaments, she hammered a situations for herself be- there and have it come natu- A four-year varsity starter, plate looking to hit home home run. cause of her preparation. rallytome." U NIL I THURSDAY, MAY 23,2013 6$ I

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COLLEGE OUNC'. O'Brien has standoutseason at Case Wèstern Reserve

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Loyola alumna Molly for the 17-4 Vikings, and Filip- O'Brîen, a sophomore on po, a sophomore midfielder, the Case Western Reserve finished with two goals and softball team, was recently three assists. named to the 2013 All-Uni- versity Athletic Association Stevenson alumnus Ross Softball Team. Putterman, a sophomore O'Brien, a second basemen tennis player for Washington from Northbrook, hit .405 on University in St. Louis, was the season and recorded a recently named to the All- team-leading .462 on-base University Athletic Associa- percentage and a .548 slug- tion Men's Tennis Team at No. ging percentage. She finishedi doubles and No. 2 singles. with two home runs and 16 The Vernon Hills native was RBI, as well as team highs in a combined 6-0 at the UAA walks (11), runs scored (38) Championship. He won all and stolen bases (22). This three of his singles matches season, O'Brien also became in straight sets. Putterman, the Spartans' all-time leader a sophomore, was 11-8 in in career stolen bases (38). singles and 17-7 in doubles through Sunday. Lake Zurich alumna Emily Putterman will compete in Handrahan, Lyons alumna doubles at the NCAA Divi- Emily Pavlik, Oak Park-River sion Ill Men's Tennis Individual Forest alumna Ryen Merhar, Championships. lt's sched- New Trier alumna Meredith uled to start May 23 in Kal- Goodale and Libertyville amazoo, Mich. alumna Molly O'Brien led the Case Western Reserve softball team with a .462 on-base percentage. alumna Gina Filippo helped Seth Sankary, an Oak Park- ILoyolaI RYAN BAKER-Submitted photo their Augustana (Ill.) women'sRiver Forest alumnus, is a lacrosse team reach the senior on the Bears team. He second round of the NCAA had a 3-2 singles record and Lake Forest alumnus Danny Division Ill Tournament. The a 10-2 cumulative doubles Berardini just finished an- NCAA berth came after the record with different partnersother impressive season for Vikings won the Midwest through Sunday. the Oklahoma men's gymnas- Women's Lacrosse Confer- tics team. At the 2013 NCAA ence tournament May 4 in Libertyville alumnus John Championships, the sopho- Rock Island. Kuceyeski was recently hired more and Lake Forest native Handrahan, a freshman at- to be the Toledo director finished tied for fourth in the tacker, finished second on of football operations. The parallel bars at the team finals the team in points, tallying 37Libertyville native previously with a score of 14.900 to help goals and 31 assists. Pavlik, held jobs in the Western the Sooners finish second. a sophomore defender and Michigan, Penn State and In the event finals, Berardi- midfielder, played in all 21 of Northwestern athletic depart-ni earned All-American hon- the team's games and started ments. He is a 2009 graduateors on the parallel bars after in 17. Merhar, a freshman at- of Penn State. placing fifth with a 14.850. alumna Emily Pavlik started 17 games for the Augustana women's lacrosse team this season. tacker, finished the season Barrington alumnus Chase I AUGUSTANA SPORTS Jacoby Rubin, a Steven- ILyonsIN FOR MAT ION with nine goals and three as- Murdock is a freshman line- son alumnus from Buffalo sists despite playing in just 13 backer for the Rockets. He Grove, also is a member of on Jan. 29. College Roundup? Email Nick games. Goodale, a junior de- played in 12 of 13 games and the team. He was named Bullock at bullockpioneer- fender appeared in 12 games made 11 tackles in the fall. MPSF gymnasts of the week Have a suggestion for the press@gmail. corn. B 70 LTHDAY,MAY23,2013 NIL 71 SEASON PASS L.seasonpass.suntimes.com/pioneer

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Friday Boys track & field: NUes West at Class 3A state prelImInaries, 10:45 a.m. Don't The Wolves performed very well at sectionals, earning seven state berths. Junior Dennis Gargovic will compete in both the shot put and discus at state.He will be joined in Charleston by seniors Yandiel Cardenas and George Webb - both qualified in the 800-meter run - as well as the team's 4x200 and 4x400 relays.Junior Matt Henry also quali- Miss fied in the 300 hurdles. Wolves leave state with empty feeling

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Sunshine Simon's Then came the 300 hurdles, an event which represented This Week final high school her best chance at earning all- track and field state honors - the top-nine Nues West meet began with anin each event earn all-state - this season. Still fighting A S E BA LL her stomach pain, Simon was Saturday excruciating pain in At Von Steuben (IHSA Regional). in first place in her heat until 11 am. her stomach, and she was overtaken by Manan SOFTBALL Catholic senior mani Haynes Saturday she later missed At Oak Park-River Forest (IHSA (44.60) and Edwandsville ju- Regional), TBD advancing to the nior Kristen Dowell (44.61) in t3QYS FRACK state finals by an the final three hurdles. Simon Today finished third in her heat with At Eastern Illinois Univ. (IH5A Fi- nais), TBA excruciatingly small a time of 45.39. Friday That time kept her out of At Eastern Illinois Univ. (IH5A Fi- margin. nais), TBA the state finals by .07 sec- Saturday At Eastern Illinois Univ. (IFI5A Fi- Simon woke up Friday onds. She was edged from nais), TBA morning with a stomach ache, the top-nine by Neuqua Valley The pain - Nues West coach sophomore Maya Neal (45.32).snuck into the finals and fin- Mark Medland said it ap- "lt was (heartbreaking)," Si- ished 11th. peared to be a stomach virus mon said, "i was so sad." Townsend "loved that she - never relented during the Simon also ran a leg on the made it through to the sec- Class 3A state preliminaries Niles West 4x400 relay that ond day, but she's a corn- later that day. Medland asked didn't advance out of the pre- petitor," Medland said. "She Simon if she wanted to drop lims (4:05.60). would have liked to be in the any of the four events in which Like Simon, Niles West top nine because in the top she qualified, but she refused. sophomore Fiona Kanam nine you get all-state. I think "lt was my first time doing missed out on advancing to that's the general feeling with four events (at state), and I the state finals by a very smallall of the girls, is they loved didn't want to drop any of margin. the fact that they qualified. them," Simon said. Kanam's best throw in the '.. But atthe same time, they Simon began her day by shot put was 38-3. The first- are competitors; we all came jumping 35 feet, 9.75 inches inyear thrower finished 13th in away saying, 'OK, we had an the triple jump. She then ran the state, one inch behind experience there. But we all Nues West's Sunshine Simon runs the anchor leg on the 4x400- meter relay during Friday's Class 3A state meet preliminaries at a time of 15.72 seconds in the Niles West senior Jasmine feel we would have liked to Eastern Illinois University's O'Brien Stadium. BRIAN O'MAHONEY- 100-meter hurdles. She didn't Townsend (38-4) and two come away with something Ifor Sun-Times Media advance in either event. other throwers. Townsend more.' " R Slowek makes strides Maine East junior Elanta Slowek bettered her sectional height by three inches, but it was not enough to advance to the high jump finals at the Class 3A girls track and field state meet. Slowek cleared 5 feet, 2 inches on Friday and finished tied for fifth in her heat at O'Brien Stadium in Charleston. Every jumper who cleared 5-4 advanced to Saturday's fi na Is. For Slowek, Fridays performance represented progress. She cleared 5-O at state as a sophomore. Slowek didn't advance to the final day of the state tournament in her other event, the discus, either. Her best throw measured 85-5 and she finished sixth in her heat. While the mark didn't approach some of her best throws (she tossed the discus 117-5 at the sectional meet) it capped an impressive de- but season for Slowek, who began throwing the discus on April 22 in Maine East's Elanta Slowek competes in the high jump during Friday's Class 3A state meet preliminaries at Eastern Illinois University. the Maine West Invitational. U I I BRIAN O'MAHONEY-for Sun-Times Media M-NASR athletes earnsmedals at tournament

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North first baseman Kristin Reichert takes a cut during a game against St. Ignatius at Illinois-Chicago on May 15. I Read the full story (Page 68] INuesJ.GEIL-for Sun-Times Media