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BY ALEXANDRA ment from the Northbrook.from customers in the store,-statement from the Nuesjumped the fence into the--per policy, to Lutheran Gen- Kuicuj Police Department. A sec-took cash from the registerPolice Department. Oasis Water Park pool area,eral Hospital underguard of Pioneer Press ond suspect, a minor, wasand then fledthearea, Niles policeofficers police said. the Northbrook Police De- also arrested and will be police said. headed northbound on Mil- Lofton gave up after apartment, according to the Two people are in cus-petitioned in Cook County No one was injured dur-waukee Avenue and saw the police dog was deployed.Niles police release. tody after a nail salon armedjuvenile court, police said. ing the robbery, accordingvehicle that was being fol- The juvenile continued to Officers found multiple robbery in Northbrook Oct Northbrook police were to police. lowed by Northbrook police run, police said. A Nilesitems including purses and 28 resulted in a police chase notified at 2:14 p.m. Oct. 28 At 2:45 p.m., the Nilespull into the parking lot ofpolice officer told him tocellphones during the in- that ended in Niles, policeof an armed robbery atPolice Department was no-Jerry's Fruit and Garden, stop running, but when hevestigation,according to said. Northbrook Towne Nails,tified that Northbrook offi-7901 Milwaukee Avenue, refused the officer deployedNorthbrook police. The Orlando D. Lofton, of the 1512 Shermer Road, accord- cers were following the two according to the Niles Po-a Taser, according to theitems wer returned to the 3600 block of West Fillmore ing to police. Witnesses told suspects who were driving alice Department release. release. owners. Street,Chicago, was police that two armed males vehicle into Niles headed The police cars boxed the He was taken into cus- charged with armed rob-entered the salon and de-southbound on Milwaukeevehiclein and the twotody without further mci- [email protected] bery according to a state- manded purses and phonesAvenue, according toa suspects ran away anddent and was transported, Twitter @Akukuaall NEWS 5 Special education students

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BY KY SENESE Dempster Street andand first responders to ad- o Pioneer Press Menard Avenue. dress the issue according to NTDSE and Molloy the release. CLEARANCE Officials ordered the School staff members dialed Officials decided to evac- evacuation earlierthis911 and closed windows,uate the building, and all month of the Nues Town-doors and other things ex-students and staff were L ship District for Special Ed-posed to the outside areatransported to the nearby ucation building in Morton where the gas leak occurred, Muslim Community Center, Grove, and students were the release states. CENTER according to the release. -t dismissed early that day The Morton Grove Fire Students' families were Aurora Northgate Morton Grove following a gus leak. Department responded tocontacted and students were According to a Mortonthe scene and recognized allowed to go home early for Grove village news release, aconstruction and excavation the day. All students were Now through Tuesday, November 7 supply line carrying naturalequipment in the area, ac-sent home to their families gas to the building, where cording to the release. or transported to another the Molloy Education Cen- Officials said the source ofcaregiver by 11 a.m., village SAVE ON THESE GREAT DEALS: ter is located, ruptured onthe rupture was located officials said in the release. Oct. 19. quickly, while students, staff The rupture was recon- The break in the utilityand faculty stayed indoors. ciled by Nicor by early- line allowed natural gus toNicor Gas, the natural gasafternoon that day, the re- $5 leak outside the building,utility company, was also lease states. accordingto the release. Thecalledto the scene and 6 1O12 building is near the corner ofworked with school staffKyra Senese is a freelancer. KIDS' MEN'STEES; MEN'S LADIES' APPAREL LADIES' SWEATERS SWEATERS BOOTS Man accused of '92 killing tells 'o CLEARANCE CENTER COUPON judge he wants to represent self Valid now through Tuesday, November 7, 2017 BY BRIAN L.Cox "This is a serious case,"sex offender who admitted Chicago Tribune Edidin warned Serritella.to witnesses to having sex "You don't have the exper-with underage boys. They o A 75-year-old mantise or the education. Youallege that Serritella lured o charged in the 1992 killingofdon't get assistance from the Chereck into his vehicle, 5Oott ra A SINGLE CLEARANCE CENTER APPAREL, ACCESSORY a teenage boy in a forest court. I cannot assist you and then killed hint When in- oS preserve told a judge Oct. 25 your case?' vestigators originally ques- & FOOTWEAR PURCHASE OF $1 00 OR MORE f) o that he wants to act as his "I understand your pointtoned Serritella about what Umit one per customer One-time use°'rCannot be used on top iiher coiçons r m-sore exira peted s_s offers. Oniy one c*XI1 disct may be ad per it Capon wffl aabe n stn M own attorney in the case. of view," Serritella told the he thought happened on the prened aíisurrexJeíeat tin o pjrcheDuplie j1xLuctOS WIU rol teoo1Bì-1i ncs1 S Robert Serritella,for- judge. night of the slaying, he told Cn be redeerTed for ash, no c I a gi Ce5 to pcevus rurctses oc teed towana rxircÌe al a merly of ParkRidge,is Serritella said he wants tothem he thought Chereck g a a payment ou a Bon-Ton Stco, r creSt ca1 acCelil u [el ¡Iiied in lominhroje wtsse rjinnt lajuoi The Bo'-Ton sacetes aol retit aie s: eIibe Excludes frjmje aniIs charged with first-degreesee the thousands ofpages ofaccepted a ride from some- saIonjcjes murder in the January 1992 documents in the case pros-one, that they drove to the strangulation of 15-year-oldecutors are building againstforest preserve and smoked David Chereck, of Skokie. him. marijuana, that the killer Serritella was arrested in "I want to know what this "posed a question" to PLUS... SIDEWALK SAL! Los Angeles in July 2014 case is all about,' he said. Chereck, and that is when following a long-term joint He also said he did not kill things "gut out of hand." Friday-Sunday, November-5 investigation by the coldthe teen. Edidin told Serritella he caseunitsof the Cook On Jan. 2, 1992, a manprobably would qualify for a 3 DAYS OF SUPER SAVING County State'sAttorney'swalking his dog found public defender. Office and the Cook CountyChereck's body lying on its "I'm goingto let you think Sheriff's Office. side in the Linne Woods about this a little bit,' Edidin Cook County CircuitForest Preserve in Mortonsaid to Serritella. Court Judge Lauren EdidinGrove, prosecutors said. His Serritellaisscheduled Open 7 Days a Week! at the Skokie courthouse oncoat and shoes were missing back in court Nov. 1, at which Shop 970 North Lake St., Aurora: Shop 7234 W. Dempster st., Morton Grove: Oct. 25 gave Serritella's twoand his wallet was about 5 time he could tell thejudge if WednesdayFriday i OAM-9PM, WednesdaySaturday 9:3OAM-9:3OPM; private defenseattorneys feet from his body. They also he still wants to represent Saturday 1OAM-8PM, Sunday 11AM-6PM, Sunday 11AM-7Ptv; permission to withdraw said Chereck's dark-colored himself or have a public Monday & Tuesday 1OAM-9PM. Monday & Tuesday 9:3OAM9:3OPM from the case, and Serritella scarf was tied tightly around defender take his case. told the judge he wants tohis neck Open 7 Days a Week! represent himself as the case Prosecutors say Serritella All dearance center mercrìandise sales are tini; no returns Intermediate markdowns may haie been taken Special pricing Brian L. Cox is a freelance offers available while supplies Iast All storewide otters enclude pitt cards and urniture departments moves toward trial. is a predator and convicted reporter. / 38651 AI 6 NEWS Former Evanston students file lawsuits Allege sexual abuse graduated from ETHS in 1979 and 1980 according to by drama teacher the lawsuits. about 40 years ago The civil complaints allege Siewerth, 77,, who By GiwEvIEvE retired from the school in BOOKWALTER 1999, "breached" his duty Pioneer Press Neither Evanston Town- ship High School officials Two former Evanstonnor Siewerth immediately Township High School stu-responded to requests for dents filed lawsuits Oct. 25comment on the lawsuits. alleging a former drama Reached by phone at his teacher sexually abusedhome after allegations of I them nearly four decadessexual misconduct ago. emerged on Facebook earli- The lawsuits name for-er this month, Siewerth mer teacher Bruce Siew-denied them. erth, the school, District "I'm not a sexual preda- 202 and the District 202tor for goodness sake. I'm a school board as defendants,grandfather," Siewerth said and allege school officialson Oct. 12. "These are peo- did not respond to com-ple who don't like me be- plaints about the teacher'scause I didn't cast them. I behavior. don't know why it's coming Filed in Cook County up now?' Circuit Court, the separate Asked specifically;i--- lawsuits list John Doe 1 andwhether he ever inappro- _..__. - John Doe 2 as plaintiffs, and priately touched students, seek a minimum of $50,000Siewerth said: "Who each from the high school,knows? As a drama teacher, the teacher and the Ev-you're dealing with setting anston Township Highpeople up, what they PIONEER PRESS School 202 Board of Educa- should be doing, what they Former Evanston Township High School teacher Bruce Siewerth is accused of molesting students for decades while he tion. worked at the school. Two alumni filed a lawsuit on Oct.25,against the teacher. school. District202and the District202 The two are alunmi who Turn to Lawsuit, Page 7 school board. Police: Man tried to lure Lehigh Avenue lane closures Skokie boy after school planned through weekend By Kyw& SENESE towers adjacent to the rail-southbound travel on the Staff report ing the release issued Oct.heavy accent, with black Pioneer Press road tracks. roadway. 27. and gray hair and a beard, Crews have been sched- "The villageunder- Skokie police said an The man "pulled up according to the release. Lane closures are ex-uled to work from 6 p.m. tostands this to be important 11-year-old boy walkingalongside the child and Police said in the release pected overnight on7 am., with the overnightwork for ComEd to main- home from school Oct. 26 yelled out the window, 'Ifthat the man's vehicle is Lehigh Avenue throughhours intended to lowertain and improve the reh- was approached by an un- you want to call your mom,described as a dark-col- Nov. 4, as ComEd crewssafety risks relating to the ability ofdehivering energy known man who tried toget inside the car,' " policeored, older model four- work to remove electricalvolume of trains travelingtoitscustomers," the lure the child into his vehi- said in the release. door sedan. towers near railroadthrough Morton Grovenewsletter states. de, according to a police The boy ignored the man The incident is under tracks, Morton Grove vil-during the day, the news-"ComEd, its engineers and news release. and ran home to notify hisinvestigation, the release lageofficialssaidin aletter states. contractors, and village Police said the boy wasparents. states. newsletter to residents. Officials expect that thestaff have coordinated this walking from Fairview According to the boy, the "The public is asked to The duration of themaintenance work wouldwork closely to minimize South Elementary Schoolvehicle fled northbound onremain alert and focused maintenance work is con-affect traffic, limit corn-the time of the inconven- in the 7000 block of Lara- Laramie Avenue fromon any suspicious persons tingent on weather condi- muter parking space avail-ience and minimize safety mie Avenue around 4:15Fairview Lane, towardor vehicles,especially tions permitting progressabilityandaddtoconcerns." p.m. Oct. 26, headed to hisTouhy Avenue, accordingmatching the description on the project, accordingovernight noise, the news- Motorists are encour- home in the 5000 blockto the release. above. Call 9-1-1 immedi- to the newsletter. letter states. aged to avoid Lehigh Ave- of Estes Avenue when he The man is described as ately to report any suspi- The work was schedule Two-way traffic onnuewhenpossible was approached by a manhaving a light brown corn-cious activity," police said to begin Oct. 23, and con- Lehigh Avenue is expectedthroughout the mainte- in a vehicle near the inter-plexion and being of Mid- in the release. struction crews are ex-to be reduced to one lane,nance period. section of Laramie AvenuedIe Eastern decent, approx- pected to remove and re-and flaggers are control- and Fairview Lane, accord-imately 40 years old, with a place the two electricalling northbound and Kyra Senese is a freelancer. NEWS 7 e

Lawsuit,fromPage 6 wownhis pants, andners with his students" out- FIREPLACESPLUS . grabbed and molested Johnside of school and "to serve shouldn't be doing." Doe l's genitals," accordingalcohol during those din- Visit our virtual showroom The Facebook post con-to the complaint ners' the complaints state. @ FiresideCollection.com taming the origina' allega- While this was happen- The lawsuits allege un- fions came days before¡ng, Siewerth allegedly said named students had corn- ETHS was to host a 60thto the student, "I bet you've planed to school officials anniversary tribute to itsgot a big one, let's see." before Siewerth'sretire- popular váriety show. Siewerth also asked John ment and "Evanston Town- School officials said Siew-Doe i to run an errand at hisship High School did not erth had bought a ticket tohome, where Siewerth gave properly investigate claims t the tribute show. ETHSthe studenta"shirtless... and concealed or did not officials issued a no-tres-massage," according to the disclose its knowledge of i passing letter to Siewerth,complaint such claims." School offi- banning him from campus Inaddition, Siewerth cials also "failed to imple- and not allowing him tochaperoned a student tripment any restrictions on attend school-sanctionedto New York City "as an(the teacher's) access to events. opportunity to experiencestudents," according to the Evanston police on Oct. Broadway and the world- lawsuit. It was not immedi- 12confirmed they wereclass theater productionsately clear whether the two investigating theallega- that take place in the city"plaintiffs ever complained tions after being contactedand arranged for himselfto school officials. by school officials following and John Doe i to share a On Oct. 18, in response to the Facebook post. Since single hotel room, accord-the allegations made on then, police said they have ing to the complaint Facebook, the school dis- Add drama to your décor witha received dozens of calls 'While in the city, (thetrictissueda statement from former students re-teacher) brought John Doeacknowledging the allega- Boulevard Linear Vent-Freeor porting abuse by thei to a hardcore gay pornog- tions. teacher. Evanston policeraphy theater and after- "On behalf of Evanston Direct Vent Fireplace. Communications Coordi-ward asked John Doe i if he Township High School Dis- nator Perry Polinski said'liked that," the complainttrict 202, I want to take a Oct. 25 the investigation reads. moment to acknowledge remains active and about 50 All of the contact wasthe expressed pain that has individuals have contactedunwanted and John Doe isurfaced among our alumni . investigators with informa- was still a minor when it in light ofrecent allegations NAPOLEON New Linear Series. tion. happened, according to thethat a former teacher who OUALITV FIREPLACES HfT Ct1flÑûL According to the law- complaint. retired from the district in suits, the teacher "made John Doe 2, another for-the 1990s engaged in map- non-consensual physicalmer student alleged in hispropriate sexual touching, contact" with the plaintiffs,complaint that Siewerthgroping and harassment of "groped and/or fondledwould put his hands downformer students while em- (the plaintiffs') genitalia"the back of John Doe 2'sployed at the district," Su- and "made sexual contact"pants when the two wereperintendent Eric Wither- with them. "in a dark theater wherespoon wrote in an emailed "Additionally, Bruceothers could not see whatstatement. Siewerth used his positionwas taldng place." The superintendent said of power - specifically in Siewerth often gave himin the statement: 'We are that he could cast or nota ride home after school,deeply sorry for the pain cast certain individualstoaccording to the complaint,certain individuals may be further manipulate stu-and and would ask him toexperiencing as a result of dents into compliance," thesitin the front seat ofthese allegations, and rec- Area's Best Selection of Gas Logs. complaints stated. Siewerth's car. There Siew-ognize how these allega- "No complaint of sexualerth would 'grope (the stu-tions may impact ETHS misconduct can go unno-dent's)genitalia," Mertzgraduates, their classmates, ticed and uninvestigated'said. That student also wasloved ones, currentstu- said the plaintiffs' attorney,a minor when the allegeddents, parents and staff in Mike Mertz, of the Chi-unwanted abuse occurred. different ways." cago-based law firm Hur- The lawsuits also allege That student who al- ley, McKenna and Mertz. that Siewerth would com-leged on Facebook that Mertz said the retiredment on the size of boys'Siewerth sexually abused teacher's"popularitygenitalia in front of otherhim in the 1980s said he clouded the judgment ofstudents, asked male stu-posted those comments on some people in charge."dents to change clothes inthe social media site after Merk also said the plain-front of him and wrestledhearing about the afle- White Birch Cross Tinibers Rustic limbe tiffs were granted permis-with male students, amongtions of sexual misconduct sion by a judge to file theother incidents, accordingagainst Hollywood pro- lawsuits as John Doe i andto the complaints. ducer Harvey Weinstein. 2 because they did not want The lawsuitsallege Two Convenient 700 N. Milwaukee Ave 200 W. Ohio Street to be identified by name. school officials knew of the gbookwalter@chica.,tnbune.com Locations to Vernon Hills, IL 60061 The lawsuit namingabuse and allowed Siew- l'witter @GenevieveBook Chicago, IL 60654 John Doe i as the plaintifferth to keep his job. He also Serve You Better (847) 549-6700 (31 2) 587-7587 alleges Siewerth "reachedwas allowed "to have din- 8 POUCE REPORT

The following items were takentheft on Oct. 13. Police said a7700 block of North Milwaukeereduce speed to avoid a crash onstore in the 5600 block of West from the Nues Police Departmentwarrant was issued for Patillo'sAvenue. According to police, two Oct. 16. According to police, a Touhy Avenue on Oct. 18. Accord- reports. An arrest does not consti-arrest after she allegedly stolemetal grinders and a glass pipewitness reported thataftering to police, the man dropped tute a finding ofguilt. Only a court$109.96 worth of merchandisewith residue of suspected mari- Moreno was involved in a carthe keys to his car while he ran of law can make that determina- from a store in the 7200 block ofjuana were found in the car. crash, he fled the scene andfrom store employees, and police tion. Dempster Street on Sept. 15. A 28-year-old Chicago woman attempted to "dump" the car inwere able to gather information was ticketed with possession ofChicago. The location of theon him after locating his unoccu- BATTERY POSSESSION marijuana and possession of drug crash was not disclosed. Morenopied car. An investigation was Terrance L. Thomas Jr., 26, ofI Omar Olivares, 32, of the 2400paraphernalia on Oct. 18 follow- is scheduled to appear in courtpending, police said. the 5200 block of South Drexelblock of LeClaire, Chicago, wasing a traffic stop in the 8800 block Nov. 3. Avenue, Chicago, was chargedcharged with possession of a of North Milwaukee Avenue. Ac- BURGLARY with aggravated domestic batterycontrolled substance, drivingcording to police, approximatelyPUBIIC DITOXICATION Between Sept. 29 and Oct. 13, a and criminal damage to state-without a valid license, obstruc- two grams of suspected marijua- A 57-year-old Niles man wasvacant former office and bank supported property on Oct. 13.tion, possession of a fraudulentna, a pipe and metal grinder wereticketed with public intoxicationbuilding at 9101 N. Greenwood According to police, officers wereidentification card and expired found on the car. on Oct. 13 after police respondedAvenue was burglarized after a dispatched to the 9200 block ofregistration on Oct. 15 following a to the 8100 block of Park Avenuewindow was broken with rocks, West Golf Road after Thomastraffic stop in the 9600 block ofDm at 4:47 p.m. He was taken topolice said. Inside, paint was allegedly slammed the head of aNorth Milwaukee Avenue. PoliceuJames P. Giacinto, 26, of the Advocate Lutheran General Hos-reportedly thrown around and a woman he knew against thesaid Olivares gave officers a fake 4900 block of North Kilbournpital in Park Ridge. room was vandalized. ground several times and tried toname and was found to have aAvenue, Chicago, was charged uA video gaine system, watch suffocate her, causing her to losefraudulent permanent residentwith driving under the influenceTHEFT and cash were reported stolen consciousness. While in policeidentification card. A small bagand driving without insurance on Four women allegedly filledOct. 13 from a home in the 8700 custody, Thomas was accused ofcontaining a "trace amount" ofOct. 15 following a traffic stop inbags with clothing inside a storeblock of Madison Drive. Accord- causing damage to the Policesuspected cocaine was also foundthe 7400 block of North Milwau-in the 5600 block ofWest Touhying to police, a rear door window Station lockup area. Thomas isin his possession, police said.kee Avenue. Giacinto is sched-Avenue and threatened to beat anwas broken to gain entry to the scheduled to appear in court Nov.Olivares was scheduled to appear uled to appear in court Nov. 15. employee who approached them,house. police said. They were last seen 3. in court Oct 27. Omar Moreno, 32, of the 3300 A house under construction A 23-year-old Park Ridge manblock of North Osage Avenue,fleeing the store in a gray Nissanwas reported burglarized be- THEE7 was ticketed with possession ofChicago, was charged with driv- Altima, according to police. tween Oct. II and 18 in the 8700 Danielle Patillo, 35, of the 5300drug paraphernalia and pos-ing under the influence, leaving A man allegedly stole 15 cans ofblock ofNormal Avenue. Nothing block of West Parker Avenue,session of marijuana on Oct. 13the scene of a crash, drivingbaby formula, six bottles of alco- was reported stolen, according to Chicago, was charged with retailfollowing a traffic stop in thewithout insurance and failure tohoi and some food items from a police reports.

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Skokie school bus driver fired, fined after crash incident Staff Report Skokie, according to a police til Nov. 28 to pay court feesbus to drop ofa child. Whenthe incident. The vehicle When police caught up report on the incident. and fines totaling $279, ac-the bus hit the car, the owner called police, accord-with Dandrea two days af- A Schiller Park woman The Skokie Review ob-cording to the court docu-witness told Dandrea about ing to the police report. ter the accident, she ex- was fired from her job as atamed the police reportment. the crash and advised her to Ed Fradkin, co-owner ofplaned to an officer that she Skokie bus driver and plead through a Freedom of Infor- The incident happened"reverse to avoid furtherA&B Bus Company, saiddid not remember being guilty to charges related tomation Act request around 2:15 p.m. on Sept. 5, damaging the vehicle," theDandrea worked for thetold she had crashed into a what police called a hit- Dandrea didn't appear inaccording to the police re-police report states. company forabout fivevehicle or needed to reverse and-run incident, after shecourt at the Skokie court- port. The Witness expected the years, but has been fired. the school bus, according to struck a parked car whilehouse Oct. 23 - her sched- Dandrea was droppingbus driver to get off the bus "We had conflicting sto- the police report. dropping off an elementaryuled court date - but her off a Middleton Elementaryand note the incident andries between a driver and a The vehicle owner de- school student. Chicago attorney EmilioSchool studentat Eastdamage, police said. (witness)," Fradkin said. "Idined to file a complaint Karen Dandrea, of the Moretti did so on her behalfPrairie Road and Madison Instead, according the re- can't take any chances. against Dandrea, according 9300 block of Byron in Moretti entered a guiltyStreet when a witness saidport, Dandrea stayed on theThese are kids.If both to the police report. Howev- Schiller Park, had beenplea for Dandrea on anthe bus driver ran into thebus after the student got offstories were the same, I er, the vehicle owner did get charged by Skokie policeamended charge of a non-driver's side of parked car, and left the scene. could have corne up with ainsurance information for with failure to report an moving violation, accordingaccording to the police re- The witness knew whodecision, but when I hadthe school bus, the police accident following the to çourt documents. port owned the parked car andtwo separate,conflictingreport states. crash Sept. 5 in the 3800 The former driver for The witness was waitingwent to the owner's home stories,Ihad to take the Dandrea could not be block of Madison Street inA&B Bus Company has un- at the intersection for theand told the owner aboutdriver out of there." reached for comment OPINION We've known the trUth about JFK all along he was a CIA agent, and on Kennedy Assassination. wore from his thighs to and on. Over time, I've become upper torso that kept him All later determined to convinced that the essential propped up in that car. be nonsense. He was a facts ofthe assassination So naturally the autopsy loser. have always been known. was covered up. I've also read all the Oswald acted alone. He He had a lot of girl- other theories about how firéd three shots from the friends, including one that RANDY BLASER Kennedy died. He was sniper's nest in the school was a mob mistress. That's killed by the mob, he was book depository two of a dangerous game when For most of my adult life, set up by the Army, it was a them hit Kennedy and one the president has a liaison I'm sorry to say, I've been coup by the generals who missed. One bullet hit both with a mobster's girlfriend. what some folks call an wanted us in Vietnam, Kennedy and Goy. John Kennedy's FBI wire- assassination buff, con- therewere gunmen all over Connally. tapped Martin Luther King vinced there was a massive Dealey Plaza and, finally, That's it Jr. Can't let that get out. cover-up in the assassina- one ofthe more bizarre But I also became con- His attorney general and tion of John F. Kennedy. theories that claimed he vinced that there was a brother plotted to kill Cas- So naturally I was ex- was accidentally killed by a cover-up in the Kennedy tro. And guess what? The cited about the release of Secret Service man. assassination. In fact, there mob was enlisted to help. more secret documents on Then there were the was one person who had a JFK himselfhad a lot to the assassination set for books on the cover-up and lot to cover up and to hide cover up, a lot to keep se- this week. the tampering of evidence. from the public. That per- cret I suppose my fascination AP Oswald's prints were son was the president him- I don't know what the started the day Jack Ruby LeeHarvey Oswald, center. is shown in custody at a Dallas planted on the gun, the self. secret documents will truly shot Lee Harvey Oswald on policestatIon, Nov. 23, 963. Zapruder film was altered What did JFK have to reveal, but I suspect they live television. I remember to show shots from behind, cover up? It turns out an will reveal more about the sitting in the living room doubt from the critics ofthe War- the autopsy was botched on awful lot. president and the Kennedy watching the coverage with After seeing such a spec- ren Commission. Back purpose and, even weirder, We can startwith his administration than about my family and thinking, tacle, one naturally thinks: then, those critics made a Kennedy's corpse was health. Kennedy was a very the facts ofthe assassina- "Hey, that guy is going to Oswald was silenced. Now lot of sense to a young mind altered. sick man. He didn't want tion. We already know the shoot Oswald." we will never know what shaped by assassinations, Then there were all the the public knowing about basic facts. Turns out we Sure enough, he did. And really happened. Vietnam and Watergate. records that were kept his Addison's disease, or always did. witnessing a murder live on By the time I entered I read the theories about secret. Back then I could that he took massive medi- But that other stuff? It television when you're a college a decade later, I Oswald. He was a loser, a only hope that someday the cations to get through the was covered up. little boy, just days after the started the long trek to find patsy, a Soviet spy, a U.S. secret documents would be day, or that he was a sitting guy who gut shot killed the out what really happened. I double agent, he was train- released and we would target thanks to the back Randy Blaser is a freelance president, it raises a lot of read most of the books ing Cubans to invade Cuba, learn the truth about the brace and ace bandages he columnist. Cashlesscrazeis just plaincrazy

paid, just not with paper what about people who cash as payment money and coins. They don't have credit cards? And in the last few only want to serve people The Federal Deposit weeks, Chicago Md. Ed who pay with credit or Insurance Corp. states that Burke, 14th, introduced an debit cards. 7.1 percent oflllinois house-ordinance that would make Their reasons are not holds do not have bank it illegal to decline cash customer-centered, but accounts. Persons without payment at any business in PAul. SASSONE self-serving. By not accept- bank accounts include retail sales and in food and ing cash, merchants don't many who are low-income, drink The ordinance has Remember that credit have to go to the bank, they or homeless, or on a fixed been sent to committee for card commercial that ends don't have to count out income, or undocumented, study. ANTONIO PEREZ/CHICAGO TRIBUNE with: "Don't leave home cash drawers at the end of or disabled. And persons This cashless craze \Argo Tea assistant store manager Desiree Jackson takes a without it?" the day, stafftheft would be under age18can't even get doesn't seem widespread customer's credit card for her purchase in April. The Argo That could have to be curtailed and the chances a credit card. enough to cause imminent Tea at i S. Franklin St. in Chicago had recently gone cash- updated to: "Better not ofbeing robbed might be Additionally, credit card worry So, perhaps Burke's less. leave home without it." reduced. transaction fees range from ordinance is not necessary There seems to be a war Bolsteng ds trend, i to 3 percent, which raises Bu it is a necessary state- Just look in your wallet remain. But, ifyou really brewing against money. Visa has started what it prices for going cashless. ment of principle. What does ft say on that want to go cashless, send Some businesses are calls a "Cashless Chal- It seems clear going I hope we never reach a dollar bill? your cash to me. Glad to declining to accept cash as lenge" that offers $500,000 cashless is discriminatory. stage in our nation where "This note is legal tender help you out payment for goods and to 50 businesses that go The state of Massachusetts we tell someone, "Your for all debts public and services. cash-free. passed a law in 1978 forbid- money is no good here" and private." PaulSassone is afreelance Oh, they still want to be The downside ofthis is ding businesses to refuse mean it - literally. And that's how it should columnist. 14 OPINION U.S. Soccer woes stem from shutting outyoungtalent find other ways to get no- riced. One ofthose ways might be trying out for the Olympic Development Program. Emc SCOTT According to the Illinois Youth Soccer Association A bit oftime now has website, the program is "the passed to be able to reflect first step in the identifica- MEL EVANS/AP clearly on one ofthe great- tion process for the National The Boy Scouts of America is preparing to welcome girls into the Cub Scout program. est debacles in American and Olympic Teams' sports. So, what better way for Relax, Atlanta Falcons ASHLEY ALLEN/GErrY young players to showcase Whyam I soconflicted about fans, this isn't another Super Captain Michael Bradley of their skills in front of Bowl commentary. the U.S. men's national coaches who can prepare Back on Oct. 10, the U.S. team reacts after defeat them for potential stardom, Boy Scouts welcoming girls? men's national soccer team against Trinidad and To- right? lost 2-O to Trinidad and bago during the FIFA World Well, for a $460 regis- When I saw the recent have done what needs Tobago. So, why is it such a Cup Qualifier match. tration fee for boys and girls report that the Boy Scouts doing and opened their big deal that our best play- between the ages of 11 and ofAmerica are opening doors to include a wider ers dropped a game played dribbling soccer balls about 16, your child can have the their membership to in- variety ofboys with differ- on a rain-soaked field in an five minutes after learning opportunity to play in a dude girls in the Cub ent ethnic, religious and island nation most of us how to walk There are big series ofODP practice ses- Scout program and estab- sexual identities. couldn't find on a map? cultural factors at work in sions. Ifthey're good lishing a new program for So why now target girls, Well, besides the monu- each country's approach to enough to make the re- older girls that can qualify PAT LENBOFF without working together mental embarrassment of training athletes. gional ODP team, great! Get them as Eagle Scouts, my on the idea with their losing to a team that is far But beyond baseball, your checkbook out for first thought was, "Why?" cepting a second-tier role "sister" group, the Girl from elite, the U.S. could basketball, football and more fees. Ifnot, thanks for My second thought was, anymore and a change was Scouts? have earned a trip to the other sports competing for your rime and cash. "Did anybody talk to the spurred. Apparently, merged World Cup ifthey won or the attention of America's IfU.S. Soccer is serious Girl Scouts about this?" So, it's logical to wonder groups exist in other tied that game. youth, the way in which we about a top-to-bottom That's not an expected what the heck I am think- places. In Canada, the Now, it will be the first identify and nurture tal- restructuring that can better reaction for a Boomer and ing in reacting to this Boy organization is named time since the 1980s that the ented soccer players is being support young women and a member of the genera- Scout announcement with Scouts Canada. And that U.S. men's team won't com- questioned seriously. men who want to compete tion of young women who resistance. Franidy, I sur- makes sense ifthe goal is pete in the world's most Most kids start playing against the best in the fought for equal rights in prised myselfas well. But to combine both boys and popular sports tournament soccer in local park district world, then it must do a the turbulent 1960s and here's the rub. Based upon girls into one group. Ex- Fortunately, the U.S. leagues or on nearby betterjob ofidentifying and '70s. Each of us tried in our follow-up reports from pandingthatjoined con- women's national soccer patches ofgrass with developing the players of own collective and individ- Girl Scout officials, it cept does draw both praise team has fared much better friends. There's nothing the future without having ual way to strike down the doesn't sound like they and criticism. For example, in international competi- wrongwith that, but then some ofthe financial barri- male-dominated societal were included in the dis- there are schools who tion, winning the World things change quickly. ers. structure - pushing it to cussion about the Boy initiate girls-only STEM Cup in 1991, 1999 and, most Talented young players Not every aspect of youth become equally inclusive Scouts targeting their own classes with the belief that recently, 2015. often gravitate toward local soccer has to be a for-profit of women. potential membership girls often benefit more Bravo! But the men's soccer clubs or "travel venture. Yes, local clubs do One of my own little base. from these classes under shocking shutout loss has teams" that charge four- offer financial assistance to statement pieces was as That unfortunately that structure. So I guess triered conversations figure fees to train sons and families oftalented players. editor during my junior takes what could have for every category in going way beyond whether daughters to reach the next But this initial, divisive filter year of the sports section been a progressive step which separation is benefi- the team needs new players skill levels. The money ofdeflning potential star of Eastern Illinois Univer- forward, much like exclu- cial, there's likely another or coaches need to be fired. involved leaves some tal- players by who can and sity's yearboolç, The War- sive male-only golf clubs one that is unacceptably America's entire youth ented players behind be- can't pay isn't working. bler. I managed to squirrel opening up their doors to discriminatory. soccer development indus- cause their families simply We've longbeen told U.S. away a few pages from the women golfers , and puts a I think a dialogue is due trial complex is now under can't afford the price of Soccer is just around the standard layout and substi- spin on it that sounds more to the Girl Scouts from the the microscope - and ripe travel soccer. comer from catching up to tute in a women's sports like a vested interest in Boy Scouts of America. If for a major overhaul. That youth soccer basi- the rest ofthe world. section, a first for the year- self-preservation instead. the true point is inclusion For example, when I ness model isn't going away Ifwe can't figure out a book. Photos and script of According to some for all, then both the Boy clicked on the "talent identi- anytime soon. better way to develop to- women in active sports, reports, the Boy Scouts' Scouts and Girl Scouts are fication" tab on the website As long as local clubs morrow's top players than rather than only the cheer membership roster is in this together. Let's get for the U.S. Soccer Devel- keep developing young relyingon families with squad, was not usual in lower than in earlier times. talking. opment Academy, it only players to eventually play financial means, then that those days before Title IX. And granted, they have said two words under the for their high schools, col- comer is never going to get But shortly after, Title struled some with bring- Pat Leithoff is afreelance heading "Coming Soon." leges or club academy turned. IX did come. Along with it ingthe originally conserva- columnist for Pioneer Press. Uh, we only can hope. teams, demand will exist came the many voices of tive program into a new Sure, children in other and players from lower Eric Scott is afreelance women who weren't ac- era. But ultimately, they [email protected] countries seemingly start income families will have to columnistfor Pioneer Press. OPINION Me too, arid doyou reallyget over it? (CIiicatì :tibunc It's been almost 30 years tempts to change the nega- and I can still remember tivity oftheir recollection. the pit I had in my stomach "The goal is for the client every time I had to walk by to no longer have negative the office ofmy old boss. I thoughts about themselves, would cringe, while and to feel more ofa dis- BBB praying the older, unap- JACKIEPILossoPH tance between them and pealing married man was Love Essentially the event," she said. "We on the phone or otherwise can't change what hap- preoccupied so he wouldn'thappens, they are more pened but we can change be able to call me into his aware ofhow they dress how the person thinks office to hit on me and/or because they feel like they about themselves as a re- say inappropriate things to brought it on themselves. suIt" me. In other words: me, too. They're thinldng 'I'm a bad Since the allegations I was sexually harassed, person.'" against Weinstein have Joùiva and it made me feel uncom- According to Gargano, surfaced, Gargano said she fortable, unsafe and embar- two things prevent people has had several clients talk rassed. from speaking out about more about their own ex- Although I don't wish sexual harassment: guilt periences. AND ÇELEBRATE THE TOP sexual harassment on any- and shame. She said a lot of The effects of being one, it has been a great the work she does with sexually harassed are pretty WORKPLACES OF CHICAGO comfort to me to see Holly- clients is about unraveling darn powerftil. In fact, just wood women coming for- who was really responsible. a few weeks ago, a woman I ward with their stories, "I ask them, Are you met through business men- Being a part of this event will open doors foryou, along with the hundreds of really responsible for some-tioned her husband's name, help you celebrate Chicago & getyou in the know with "Me too" Facebook posts byone else's behavior?' " she which happened to be the women who experienced said. same name as the former the best places to work. the same disgusting and So, how does someone boss who sexually harassed inappropriate behavior as I cope, heal and move on me. For a split second I did. Because guess what?! from being sexually har- wondered ifit was the same have never actually told a assed? Gargano said the guy. Turns out it wasn't, but soul about what happened best thing a victim can do is just hearing the name to me until writing this to find someone he or she caused a pit in my stomach. column. can trust and talk about My body tensed up and I Thursday, November 9 Should I have been in what happened. felt incredibly uncomfort- therapy over the issue? "It's vely difficult and a able, like I was back in his 6to 9P.M. How do victims of sexual woman might be afraid it office feeling awkward and harassment cope and move mightjeopardize her job, ashamed. Ifthat can hap- forward from it? For an- but confiding in a friend or pen three decades later, swers to these questions, I a relative or a therapist then I am sure it had more reached out to Andrea releases some of that ofan effect on me than I United Club at Soldier Field Gargano, a Chicago-based shame," Gargano said. "If ever thought 1410 South Museum Campus Dr, Chicago, IL 60605 licensed clinical profes- you get it out soon after it I have always loved the sional counselor who spe- happens, you have a better fact that women enjoy cializes in trauma counsel- chance of not having it helping other women. ing, which includes sexual affect you long term as Although under unfortu- assault and sexual harass- much. When you keep it in, nate circumstances, now is ment cases. the symptoms can get a great time for us to em- Purchase tickets at Gargano said oftentimes, worse." brace our dedication to patients come to see her One form of therapy that empowering each other. In )} topworkpLaceschicago.com (( because they are experi- Gargano uses to help cli- other words, when some- encing anxiety or depres- ents gain resolution in a one says, "me too' listen to $85 per ticket or tabLe for $800 sion, and after some time in sexual harassment case is a her, validate her, vindicate therapy she uncovers that research-based method for her, support her and give there has been some sort of trauma called Eye Move- her a big hug. You're help- traumatic event, which can ment Desensitization and ing more than you can include sexual harassment Reprocessing. This involves possibly imagine. -,- "Women self-blame. asking the client to recall WINTRUST I GENTLIMAN 'c_ UBER They feel that they were what happened and while Jackie Pilossoph is afree- somehow responsible for it listening, focusing on their lance columnist. She is the happening," said Gargano, emotions, what sensations creatorofthe divorce sup- R !Ys IN Z who has been in practice come up in their bodies, port website Divorced Girl !!!('Aretc I.M% FIRM for seven years. "I've heard and how they verbalize it. Smiling. She lives in Chicago clients say that after it The therapist then at- with her two children. 16 OPINION Confusing class action CH 312.2837073 to place your ad settlement doesn'tcover costs On July 16, 2013, Ipur- Edelson PC. He said the chased and had installed value ofthe Lennox settle- ANTIQUE ADVERTISING, SLOT MACHINE & JUKEBOX two gas furnaces, two ment for class members is evaporator coils and two unclear because the actual "settlement" doesn't occur *iñballs 1 air-conditioning units from Lennox. During May of until the second coil re- Video Games 2017, I was having prob- placement, and no cash is 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Gumball Machines lems with my air condi- CATHY CUNNINGHAM paid out until the third Admission: $7.00 tioners and called to have Help Squad replacement. "There is no Country Store Items them serviced by Borter reimbursement for the Beer Signs Heating and Air Condi- amount and quality of the costs you've already in- tioning, a registered documentation provided curred," he said. Decor & Collectibles Lennox dealer in to the claims administrator Scharg additionally 9:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Scales Wheaton. Borter informed ... Based oninformation pointed out that $1.25 Lennox received from the million was set aside for Pedal Cars me that both evaporator Admission: $7.00 coils were defective and claims administrator, attorneys' fees. He told me, Fire Memorabilia needed to be repIaced (William) has had a first "My firm absolutely be- www,chtv*golsnthhow,vom Moe items This inspection and diag- replacement on each Origi- lieves that attorney fees nosis cost me $549. nal Coil. Accordingly, should be tied to the actual 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. PROMOTIONS, INC. Cike Machü es & Signs They said Lennox had (William) would be enti- monetary benefit paid out discovered a manufactur- tied to a $75 rebate certifi- to class members. In gen- Dealer Preview: $50.00 Gas Pumps & Signs DEALER INFORMATION ing defect in the coils and cate for each and the Re- eral, there needs to be (Good for all 3 days) xes they would be replaced for placement Warranties, but reform in this area." Bob Traynoff Phone Booths free. 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I curred a total cost of investigate whether the No Strollers Please! filed my claim on May 26, $1,250 for his coil repairs, labor and materials would 2017, and received notice ofaccording to the terms of be covered for his coil ( ?ÍSM1TRlRESlWT-4O51E.MAIISt receipt on June 6, 2017. the Lennox settlement, he repairs. She said when the Since then, I have emailed is eligible for only two $75 settlement was first an- the administrator four service rebates, to be used nounced, Botter contacted times. In the reply I re- in the next 12 months. (A all its affected customers, ceived on Aug. 5, I was told Request for Benefits form submitted their claims and PACE AUCTIONS, ANTIQUES there is no set time frame will additionally have to be replaced their coils - free B LIQUIDATION for when/ifI will be re- submitted once service is ofcharge. But because Cnetwork(hicaooribuuc ceiving a settlement bène- performed.) 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Ifthe - prior to submitting a claim, asking for an update on replacement coil fails, especially ifthey think William's claims,Ifinally customers are covered by expensive parts or repairs received an email from the replacement coil's might be covered by the Lennox Industries' man- five-year warranty which settlement. CALL ager ofinside technical provides a second replace- support Leslie G. Wood, ment coil and up to $550 Need help? who stated: "The complex- for labor and refrigerant. If ity ofclaims varies de- the second replacement Sendyour questions, corn- pending on each claimant's coil fails, customers are plaints, injustices and col- 312-283-7082 circumstances, the numberreimbursed up to $550 umn ideas to HelpSquad@ ofOriginal Coils as to "per eligible replacement." pioneerlocal .com. which claims are asserted, For clarityIreached out the number of replace- to class action attorney Ari Cathy Cunningham is a ments claimed, and the Scharg of Chicago law firm freelance columnist. 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But for many, sessions to discuss and support a those years will also include a lot student's recovery plans, ISU has a ofpartying and exposure to an dedicated space in its Student abundance ofalcohol and drugs. Services building for students to According to a 2016 report by gather and get to know one anoth- the federal Substance Abuse and er. The school soon will add Mental Health Services Adminis- weekly seminars about sobriety tration, 1.2 million fall-time college and recovery skills, including students drink alcohol, and more relapse prevention and siress than 700,000 use marijuana on an management A peer-mentoring average day. Binge drinking is program is also being developed, common. More than a third of and 12-step meetings are available surveyed students reported hinge at several locations just off-cam- drinking (taking five or more pus. drinks in quick succession), ac- Connecting with other sober cording to a 2015 National Survey AUGSBURG UNIVERSITY students is crucial for recovery, on Drug Use and Health. Studerts atAugsburgUniversity in Minnesota make a circle around the room and say the Serenity Prayer says Jamie Laurson, Alcohol and Most students learn to navigate after a Stepup community meeting in2013. Other Drug Interventionist coun- the college party circuit without selor at ISU. The more a student is much damage. But for those who developing collegiate recovery alcoholic parent and coming to and was recently accepted as a surrounded by peers who are arrive at school already struling programs, or CRPs, that help terms with his sexuality (he is gay) resident peer adviser who gives sober, "the stronger (his or her) with substance abuse, easy access students stay sober and remain in in the small town ofCrosby, Mmm,emotional support to other resi- recovery is." to drugs and alcohol poses a real college. Programs typically includeThompson says he turned to alco- dents and advocates for the uni- Another new program is under danger. For them, living on a cam- mental health and substance hoi to cope. He entered the Uni- versity's CRP. This work "has development at the University of pus where partying is common abuse counseling, addiction sup- versity ofMinnesota but failed his allowed me to connect with so Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Bill and alcohol and drugs are readily port group meetings, peer-to-peer classes and had to drop out after many students on a whole new Roberts, associate director of the available can be daunting. support and a wide variety of freshman year because of his level," he says. school's Counseling Center, says After dropping out ofthe Uni- substance-free programs and abuse ofcocaine and alcohol. Anthony from South Ainboy there are plans to set up a compre- versity ofSouth Dakota because of social activities that help students Thompson fell into a deep depres- found what he needed at Rutgers hensive recovery program in the substance abuse, Anthony, 25, of bond and sustain their sobriety in sion and even considered suicide University. Rutgers is a pioneer in next year or two. "It's a growing South Amboy, N.J., says he wanted the "abstinence-hostile environ- after leaving college, but nine this field, having established its concern on college campuses' he to finish college but was reluctant ment" ofcollege campuses. Sev- months later, at age 19, he entered student recovery program in1983. says. to return to an environment whereeral programs also provide special a treatment center in Bovey, Rutgers offers counselingby li- Campus culture is hostile to drugs and alcohol would be easily on-campus housing giving sta- Minm, and began his recovery. censed alcohol and drug profes- abstinence, says Rutgers Universi- accessible. "I didn't want to take dents a safe place to live where no As he improved, Thompson sionals, recovery support pro- ty's Laitman. Without CRPs, "sta- the risk," he says. (Anthony's full drugs or alcohol are allowed and considered returning to college grams, academic and career sup- dents don't know how to navigate name has been withheld to protectwhere residents stipport one but was concerned about the party port services, and substance-free that environment." But, with his privacy.) another. culture. Then he learned about thesocial activities. It also provides a them, they have "a kind ofoasis in As many as 30 percent of college According to Transforming StepUp program, a CRP at Augs- substance-free residence hail the desert" that helps them sus- students are battling substance- Youth Recovery, a nonprofit or- burgUniversityin Minneapolis. called the Recovery House. tain their recovery while taking use disorders, says Lisa Laitman, ganization, the number of CRPs He enrolled last January - and Anthony says the Rutgers pro- advantage ofall college has to director of the Alcohol & Other increased from 35 to morethan "my life forever changed for the gram, and the Recovery House in offer. Drug Assistance Program at Rut- 150 [n just the last five years. better." Thompson, now 24, says particular, allowed him to pursue "Some ofmy happiest moments gers University in New Jersey. About 50 include residence halls he found a new "meaning I never his educational goals while staying in life have been in recovery," says "That's a lot of students who need dedicated to sober living. thought possible?' sober because he did not feel Thompson, reflecting on his time help," she says. In addition to extensive coun- isolated from the college commu- at Augsburg. Thompson has been CRP success stories seling services and peer support nity. "When you go home, you sober for18months and is on Collegiate recovery activities, the StepUp program have friends who understand your track to earn his bachelor's degree programs Cody Thompson's strules provides on-campus sober hous- situation... peoplewho watch out in 2020. with substance abuse began when ing at the Oren Gateway Center. for you and can give you that Tomeet this need, schools are he was 13. Growing up with an Thompson has been living there social life everyone is looking for ClaireAltschuler is a freelancer. BOOKS i Book recommendations J What stories from the Biblioracle JohnWarner te/Is you what to read next based get told on the last five books you've read. Ï "Unbroken: A World War Il Story of Sur- vIvai, ResilIence, and RedemptIon" by Laura Hillenbrand Ï and by whom? "ShIp of Gold In the Deep Blue Sea: The History and Discovery of the World's R ich- est Shipwreck"by Gary Kinder "The Kite Runner"by Khaled Hosseini By John WarnerChicagoTribune "Elephant Company: The Inspiring Story of an Unlikely Hero and the Animals Who Helped Him Save Lives in World War Faced with abacklash over a starred review of young- ii,, by Vicki Croke adult novel 'American Heart," by Laura Moriarty (set to be "The River of Doubt: Theodore Roose- released in January), Kirkus Reviews pulled the review for veit's Darkest Journey"by Candice Millard reconsideration and republished it with additional clarifica- JanH.,Seattle tion, but without the stat "American Heart" is described by the publisher as the Heavy on the narrative nonfiction history, story ofSarah-Mary Williams, a 15-year-old living in Hanni- which makes me a little hesitant to lean in bal, Mo., in a world where Muslim-Americans have been that direction because Jan has that covered placed in detainment camps. Sarah-Mary "isn't concerned herself. The subtext in these stories ¡s tri- with internments because she doesn't know any Muslims," umph (or survival) against bad odds, which but when she encounters a ftigitive named Sadaf, Sarah- makes for a good story whatever form it Maiy experiences an awakening "with growing conviction, comes in. For Jan, an unconventional war to do all she can do to help Sadaf escape?' story: "Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk" by Activists were troubled by the appearance ofyet another a Ben Fountain. "white savior" narrative that puts the responsibility of edu- cating the clueless teenage girl on the persecuted minority, "centering" the majority's experience in a story that rests on "Moral Disorder"by Margaret Atwood the pain ofthe subjugated. The Kirkus star kicked the con- "The Nightingale"by Kristin Hannah troversy up a notch, with one activist arguing, "KirkUs Re- "vinegar Giri" byAnne Tyler views ofbooks reinforce white supremacy" "The Only Street in Paris: Life on the In the same week, the public school district of Biloxi, Rue des Martyrs" byElaine Sciolino Miss., removed "To Kill a Mockingbird" from its eighth- CORBIS "White Tiger"by Aravind Adiga grade reading list because ofits use oflanguage that "makes -Mimi L., Evanston, on behalfofher book people uncomfortable." What's left to say in stories about group We should be clear from the outset that only one of these white people being saved from their incidents invokes any considerations of censorship. A goy- The newly minted Booker Prize-winner,"Lin- eminent entity removing a book from a reading list raises the own bigotry and racism? coin in the Bardo"by George Saunders. question, although the book remains available in the school should be a good fit for this group. Try the library. Private citizens engaging in protest and Kirkus, a audio version with voices by Nick Offerman, company, responding to those protests is something else that there are other stories to be told - stories like that of Megan Mullally, Julianne Moore, Don Cheadle altogether. Tom Robinson, and from his point ofview. The activists who and162other narrators. But both incidents highlight the increasingly contentious, challenged "American Heart" point out, correctly, that repre- but necessary, conversation over what stories get told and by sentation ofminority viewpoints written by minority authors "The Burning Giri"by Claire Messud whom. make up a small proportion ofthe books published for chil- "Sylvester: Or, The Wicked Uncle" by I have one recommendation: Don't be afraid ofthese con- dren and young adults in a given year. Georgette Heyer versations. In 1ct, let's encourage more ofthem, and if you It's worth asking how many rewrites of "Adventures of "Unbound: A Story of Snow and Self find them makingyou uncomfortable, as this one has done to Huckleberry Finn" we need 135 years after it was published. Discovery"by Steph Jagger me, that's a good thing. What's left to say in stories about white people being saved "A Patchwork Planet"by Anne Tyler My first response to hearing about the treatment of from their own bigotry and racism? "A Circle ofQuiet"by Madeleine LEngle "American Heart," was to think, that's not fair. We should practice some caution and be careful to not Iris Y., Oak Park But "fair" is a very complicated idea in this arena. careen over ethical guide rails, even as we bump up against The nature of the controversy over "American Heart" them. Mobbing an Amazon or Goodreads page with Christine Sneed's"Paris, He Said"should demonstrates both our progress as a culture and the distance one-star reviews for a book one hasn't read strikes me as be a good fit for Iris. we still have to travel. The criticism of a story centered wrong. 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Dear Doctor Amid all Q: People look at me as the talk about the Zilca ff1 am crazywhen I tell virus, I thought we'd them that I keep a bar of stopped worrying about soap under my bottom West Nile. Now I see that sheet. I have not had it's back - or never left. restless leg syndrome nor What are the risks of leg cramps during sleep this? Are they greater for more than three than Zika? years. I use Ivory as that is Dear Reader You are what I use in the bath- correct; West Nile virus room sink. I tell the skep- continues to be a threat in LUIS ROBAYO/GETTV-AFP tics that they are losing the United States. Forty- West Nile virus is spread by mosquitoes, which is why out by not trying it. 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Of course, when I felt a migraine undoubtedly much higher. de aches and difficulty viral medications appear to oflvory soap is effective tluee months later meant coming on, as caffeine is a The species ofWest Nile concentrating for up to 30 have some effect against against the pain of men- that it was now June and main ingredient in some virus in the U.S., which was days or longer after con- West Nile, especially when strual cramps (Journal of I had had more sun expo- migraine medicines. first detected in New York tractingWest Nile virus. the drugs are used early in Alternative and Comple- sure to my skin during Coffee worked a little, City in 1999, is believed to In less than i percent of the disease. 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The virus While other viruses, hyperexcitable nerves - cod-liver oil - worked. the combination of cold quito draws blood from an can also enter the periph- such as zika, are under- (European Jourual of Ap- Thanks for your wisdom, ice cream and caffeine infected bird, the mosquito eral nerves, causing muscle standably worrisome, don't plied Physiology August GrandinaI ends the migraine in- then can infect another bird paralysis; sometimes, this ignore the possibility of 2017). A: Old-fashioned cod- standy. or a human. Because trans- paralysis involves the respi- infection with West Nile. In liver oil is a good source of A: You are not the only mission relies on mosqui- ratory muscles, leaving the continental United Q:Attheendoflast vitamins D and A. Grand- migraine sufferer who has toes, most cases of West some people unable to States, Zika transmission is winter, in March, I saw mothers often recom- found that an iced drink or Nile virus occur in the breathe on their own. The much rarer than West Nile my doctor and learned mended it as a tonic during ice cream, especially with summer and early fall death rate when West Nile transmission. that my vitamin D tested the winter. some caffeine in it, can stop months, when the insects virus invades the nervous at 17. I was shocked, as! Walking outdoors with a migraine cold. Nobody are most plentiful. Humans system is 10 percent Those RobertAshley, M.D., is ari walk outdoors every day, your skin exposed to the knows quite why this rarely transfer the virus at higher risk ofdeath from internist and assistant pro- aH year Iong I am a black sun is one way to get vita- works. among themselves; when West Nile virus include fessor ofmedkine at the wontan, and I live in min D. A person like you Some people find that it they do, it's because in- older adults; people with University ofCa1fomia, Los South Carolina. with darker skin needs works best ifyou canin- fected mothers pass the diabetes, heart disease or Angeles. 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SERVICES GROUP 241,332.22; GENESIS TECHNOLOGIES INC 39.948 85; GLENBROOK HS DISTRICT 225 15,86499; HAUSER 10Z3 LLC tU,585.00; HAZCHEM ENVIRONMENTAL Individuals wanting to resine this Annaul Statement of Affairs sbasld Cnntuct; CORP 2,539.16, HEALTHCARE SERViCE CORPORATION 159,877.50; HEALTHCARE Nis'thbrook School District 27 1250 Sanders Road, Northbrook, Il. 602 647-496-2610 8:00 n.m. -4:30p.m. SERVicE CORPORATION 2,372,358.19, HEINEMANN PUBLISHING 7,123.86, HERFF School Piofricf!JointAgreement Name Address Telephone Office Fiouls Also by January 15, annually the dotailed Annual Statement otAtfairs for the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2017, witl be pested un the Illiuois SlateBoard st Edacaton'u weboiteW www.isbe.net. JONES INC 2,579 50; HILL MECHANICAL CORP 22,716 45; HM RECEIVABLES CO SUMMARY: The following io the Annual Statement ofAffairs Summary that is required to be published by fire setinol distrfct/joinl agroement Im the past 9mal your. lIC 42,92991; HODGES,LOIZZI,EISENiIAMMER,ROOICK&KOHN 14,07337, HOME DEPOT CREDIT SERVICES 4,583.69; HYDE PARK DAY SCHOOL 35,016.00, IL AEPT OF Statement nf Onerations as ol Jene 30. 2017 MunicipalHetirement/Soclal '1 CapItal CENTRAL MNGMNT SROCS 19,485 00; ILL. MUNICIPAL RETIREMENT FOND 494,99972, Educutisnal TIarISpOI'taIiOfl ILLINOIS ASBO 3,02700, ILLINOIS ASSDC OF SCHOOL ARMIN 3,28841; ILLINOIS s:s : Safoty i:c8e o! ASSDOATION OF SCHOOL BOARDS 8,311.00; ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE LQEal Sources 72 QV14 48Ai8f 485,f97.B7, ILLINOIS PRINCIPALS ASSOC 2,64150; INLAND MECHANICAL SERVICE Row-Thrnsgh Receipts/Revenues from One CORP. 71,581.64, INSTRUCTORE INC 11,243.00; ISCORP 3,600 00, JEANINE SCHULTZ l3iStrVf to MOthnr District :_. SCHOOL 14,139.99; JOHNSON FLOOR COMPANy INC 15,730.00. JUDY'S LEITER & ; -- Oj ;S!ale Sources 3000 492441 94j02 $8CV. SURe INC. 3,405 DO; JOST2DUCKS LLC 6,777,78; JW PEPPER K SON INC iF_al Sourceo 7,431.79; K-LOG CO INC 2,570.59; KLOEPFER CONSTROC11DN 6,76000; KORDICK ,e141i i ',vi.!t i ELECTRIC COMPANY INC26,021.00, ISlE-COOK OISTRIBUTORS INC 16,651.86; i' o jOtalDlrectO'mbu - .... i.;,v. 17') 2 LAJEESHORE LEARNING MATERIAL 3,099.90; LAKESHORE RECYCLING SYSTEMS LLC Other Seurces/tises of Funds o 18,1 30.32; LEARNING A - Z 3,430.42, LMINEO INC 4,550 00; LMC 40,799 60; MAKE B8lnnlng Fund Balances - July 1 2OI ,,.. THE GRADE TRNG SUL 3,100 86; MAJ1LRS LUNCH 9,699.19, MARTIN SUPPLY CO INC Other Changes it Fand Balances UL_ ,,O o :16,533.40; MAWR-JOHNSON LLC 3,752 90; MCGRAW-HILL SCHOOL ED HOLDINGS i .: 7 3583520 Qi fldkmFwd_B$ancesJiine LLC 3,929 26, MIOAMERICAN ENERGY SERVICES LLC 309,903.72, MIDWEST TRACK BUILDERS 4,300.00, MILLER COOPER S CO LTD 25,050 00; MILWAUKEE LIGHT BULB SALtIlY RANGE REPORT FOB FISCALYEM 2016-2017 D CRESt; JERN M GRUNST; MEGRIIN HAMMOND; KUISTIN KACZMAREK; JUHMTA R ELISABETH G GUERRERO; NELSON MENDEZ; PAUL J METZINGEN; MARY SHIPLEYDOL INC 6,162.75; MNJ TECH DIRECT INC 24,690 00; MUSIC IN MOTION INC 2,57595; GROSS PMT CERTIFIED STAFF RAMP; TAMARA J KATZ; AMBER D KEENE; JULtEA KELMIS; ALISON M KINGSLEY; KARENRENEE STEINBERG; DONNA C AAN AMAN; MAICERA VOLtA; ADAM WERTII; GERALDMY BINDING 2,660.92, NATIONAL LOUIS ONSERSITY 59,365.88; NCS PEARSON INC A KORNICK. ROBERT t KRAFT; DAVID J KRUEZE; JENNIFER M LANG; NARINE LEVY; $24,999 AND UNDER K WINDE LS 16,706.97, NETO, SANDRA 20,476.25; NEVERWARE INC 10,105.00. NEWSOME. lAMAR ARNOLD; MATTHEW G BULTO; ELLEN BROITMAN; SFIEBI BULWA; JNIETPETER A LOGRASSO; WAR LOVISEITO; ANNETTE M P&SRSH; GEOFFREYA MARSHALL; $60,000 - $89,909 WILLIE 3,258 00. NICHOLAS 6 ASSOCIATES INC 13,753 00; NICOR GAS 1 2,269 54, E CHMJKIN; AMANDA R CISS; KATHRYN FERNITU; ILYSE FLEISHMAN; JAMIE BETH KELLY A MCDERMOTT; ROBERT M MCELLIGOTT; GELEit K MEYERHUFF; KRISTEN NALEXANDER J EBERLEIN; PATRICIA M FLYNN, RICHARIJ P GAWEL. CHRISTINE GRINIS, NORTH AMERICAN RESCUE LLC 3,099.25; NORThERN ENYTRONMENT DEY INC FRIEDMAN; SPADRA S FRYDMPN; JENNIFER GABT; LINDSAO HARRIS. SYDNEYMILLER; BETH A MORDINI; VALERIE MORTON; MICHAEL E MUFF. MICHELLE MYERS;JULIE HACKETT; GAIL KAR000R; ESTHER C ORUN; KEITH MAJ1SHALL; JAMES C 4,874.00; NORTHERN SUBURBAN SPECIAL ED DISTRICT 1,647,74861; NORTHFIELD CI HORWITZ, ROBERT ILIFF; WiLLIAM JOHNSON; LAURI KPPLAN; ALISON KRUPP;MATTHEW J NIEMIEC; SUSAN M U'CVNNOR; CATHERINE B OLESUK; KATHARINE H PHILLIPS; ROSWiTHA SANCHACK. MARIANNE K SCHACHTE, TIMOTHY SCHACHTE, TWP TREASURER 10,566,00; NORTHWEST SOU SPEC ED ORGANIZATION 58.281.93; GERALDINE LANUBALLE, LAUREN LEW; LINEA J LEZAK. ROBERT LUGINBILL, ALICENOLSON; LAURO OZOG, JOHN UILLIiIM PANOZZO; RENEE ELIZ,48OTH PASERA; 00599111CAROL A SHORTEN NSRA 4.860.00; OFFICE EQUIPMENT LEASING 03,014.57; OLSON TRANSPORTATION E MANOS; LAURIE MENDELSON; LYNN C PEARLSTEIN; SARA PENELLE, JENNIFER ROSS PATEL, CHRISTINA L PAYNE WEHNE SANEE B PELTIN, PAULINE PIETROSKE, KATHLEEN $90,000 -$9,099,999 BRUNS; MEtaN? SII WTAL; MARIE REAP; EMILY S REED; LISA J REIF, JOLIE A REVELLO; LEAR D RIVETTE, MOLLYDOUGLAS R HEURICH; TED R WEINER JR INC 18,605.63; ON TAP COMPANY 4,966 30; ORIENTAL TRADING CO LLC 2,54474; OSA INTEGRATED SOLUTIONS LLC 4,378 98; PACIFIC TELEMANAGEMENT SERVICES CHRISTOPHER 51001k; MARCY B TEITELBAUM ROBERTSON, MELISSA ELINORE ROTH, ELYSE ANNE ROBIN. REGGIE RYAN, SAMANTHA $25,000 - $39,999 L SCHWARTZ; SFIANNA SIMONSEN, LAURA S SINGER; MITCHELL J SINGER; ALISONNORTHBROOK SCHOOL DISTRICT 27 - 2Ot6-2Ot7HENDORS ORDII $2,509 2,73000; PALOS SPORTS INC 6,616 80, PERFECT TURF LLC 3,275.00, PITNEY BOWES MICHELE P&IATO, GLORIA COWPER-JEN, ANNE HOFFMAN; MAYA G LYJ9A; ROSEMINESMITH. JULIE S SMITHE. HELENE S SPAK; ANN R STEBBINS, SHEILA C STREETS. JILL A303 TAU ASSOCIATION INC 50,693 79. ACE HARDWARE 2,510 40; ALL COVEREDCREDIT CORP 5,485 26; PREMIER AGENDAS LLC 4,420.60, PREMIER W000WRKG ROTIIMAN CHRISTINE A SJOGREN; K/4TLIN SULLIVIIA SUWAAN; JAMIE TROW; CAREY K VALENTE, KATHLEEN M WEGLEV; DAWN F WEINER- 5,450 00; ALPHA PRIME COMMUNICAtiONS 4,041 .80, AMAZON CON LIC 20,753.79;CONCPTS LTD 20,595.00; PRESTOO 4,099.00; PROSPECT ELECTRIC CO 17,274.00. 540,0W ' $59,999 KAFLOW; STEFANI W1EMANN; KELLY M WILLIAMS AMERICAN DRAPERY CLNUS s FLAMEPROOFERS INC 2,74850; AMERICAN FUSSING PUBLIC STORAGE INC 21,950.00; QUILL CORPORATION 0,057.23, RB CONSTROCTION StatUti A. BECKMMIN; MICHELE BENJPJiIIN, AM99DA FOREMAN; HEATHER LIPASEK; SOL LLC 6,455.00; UMERICANEAULE.COM O,U59.00; AMPLIFY EDUCATION INCINC 20,72500; REALLY GOOD STOFF INC 8,637 67; HEINDURS INC 3,95353. WILLIAAI MICHAULS; ALLISON OROBIA; JENNIFER E PETRENKO; KELLY SUdi; STACY524099991E UNDER 14,546.00, ANDERSON LOCK CO LTD 23,550 43, APPLE INC 26,271 09; 001ESRELIANCE STANDARD i i 61 1 .00. 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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY ILLINOIS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUNTY DEPARTMENT CHANCERY DIVISION COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIVISION COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIVISION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FIRST SECURITY TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK, AN ILLINOIS BANKING WILMINGTON SAVINGS FUND SOCIETY FSB, D/B/A CHRISTIANA TRUST, COUNTY DEPARTMEMT ' CHANCERY DIVISION THE BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON FRA THE BANK OF NEW YORK, AS PlaIntiff, CORPORATION NOT INDIVIDUALLY BUTASTRUSTEE FÓR PRETIUM MORTGAGE ACQ1JI- Plaintiff, S1TION TRUST TRUSTEE ICWALT 2007-HY3I &UL M RAITMAN, ESTHER H RAITMAN, PAUL RAITMAN AS TRUSTEE Plaintiff, Plaintiff, OF THE PAUL ANO ESTHER RAITMAN LIVING TRUST DAtED JUNE 27, GAETANO G. MARINO A/KJA GINO MARINO, ROSE ANN MARINO, LINDA 2005, ESTHER ftAITMAN AS TRUSTEE OF THE PAUL ANO ESTHER RAri- MARINO, UNKNOWN OWNERS, AND NON-RECORD CLAIMANTS 1ANNEN H. MAURI', CYNTHIA BOWERS MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REG- ZItDREW SARIS, MARIA EARlS MAN LMNG TRUST OATD JUNE 27, 2005, MB FINANCIAL BANK. N.A., Defendants ISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC , AS NOMINE FOR CITiBANK, N.A. Defendants SUCCESSOR BY MERGER WITH COLE TAYLOR BANK, UNKNOWN BEN- 11 CH 40020 Defendants, 15 CH 00980 2941 KEYSTONE ROAS NorthbrOOk, IL 60062 EFICIARIES OF THE PAUL ANO ESTHER RAITMAN LIVING TRUST DATED 1922N 73RDSTREET - 13 CH 21014 JUNE 27, 2005, UNKNOWN OWNERS AND NONRECORD CLAIMANTS Elmwood Park, IL 60707 3524 RIVERSIDE DRIVE Wilmette, IL 60091 NOTiCE 0F SALE Defendants NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Iudgment of 09 CH 032268 PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant ti) a Iudgnlent of Fore- PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of Fore- Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above cause on August 25, 2017, 237 THELIN COURT WILMETTE, IL 60091 closure and Sale entered in the above cause on October 26, 2016. closure and Sale entered in the above cause on August 29, 2017, an an agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will ut 10:30 AM On No- NOTICE OF SALE an agent for The ludicial Sales Corporation, will at 10:30 AM on No- agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will at 10:30 AM on Decem- vember 28, 201 7, at Trie Judicial Sales CorporatIon, One South Wacker PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of Fore- neniber 27, 2017, at The ludicial Sales Corporation. One South Wacker ben 4, 2017, at The Judicial Sales Corporation, One South Wacker Drive, Drive, CHICAGO, IL, 60606 seil at public auction to the highest bidder, closure and Sale entered In the above cause on August 30, 2017, an Drive, CHICAGO, IL, 60606 sell at publiç auction to the highest bidder, CHICAGO, IL, 60606, oeIl at public auction to the highest bidder, as set as set forth below, the following described real estate. agent for The JudIcial Sales Corporation, will at 10.30 AM os Deceni- as set forth below, the following described real extute. forth below the following described rea estate Commonly known as 2941 KEYSTONE ROAD, Notthbrook, IL 60062 Ser 4, 2017 at The Judicial Sales Corporation, One South Wacker Drive, Commonly known as 1922 N 73RD STREET, ElmwoOd Park, IL 60707 Commonly known as 3524 RIVERSIDE DRIVE, Wilmette, IL 60091 Properly Index No O1t7-202006.0000 Vol 132 CHICAGO. IL. 60606, sell at public auction to the highest bidder, as set Property Index No 12-36-405-052-0000 Property Index No 5S-3O3O1-016-0000 Vol 105. The real estate is imyoved with a single family residence forth below the followIng described real estate: The real estate is improved with a single family resIdence The real estate is improved with a single family residence Thejudgment amounl was $2,166,945 75 The ludgnlent amount was 5383,802.46. The judgment amount was $577,664 ¶6 Sale terms 25% down of the highest bid by certified funds at the Commonly known as 237 THELIN COURT. WILMETIE, IL 60091 close of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales Corporation. No third Property loden No 05-32-309-004-0000. Sale terms. 25% down of the higlrest bid by certified funds at the Sale terms: 25% down of the highest bid by certified funds at the The real estate is Improved with a single family residence. close of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales Corporation. No third close of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales Corporation. No third party checks will be accepted. The balance in certified funds/or wire Sale terms 25% down of the highest bid by certIfied funds at the party checks will be accepted The balance in certified funds/or wire party checks will be accepted The balance in certitied funds/or wire transfer, is due wIthIr twenty.four 1241 hours No fee shall be paid by close of the sale payable to The Judicial SaIes Corporation NO third transfer, is due within twenty-four (241 hours. No fee shall be paid transfer, is due within twenty-four (24(Irours No fee shall be paid by the mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant fo its party checks will be accepted, The balance in certified funds/Or wire by the mortgagee acquirIng the residential real estate pursuant to its the mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant to Its çredit bidat the sale er by any mortgagee, (udgrnent creditor, or other transfer, s doe within twenty-four 24) hours NO tee shall be paid by çredit bid atthe sale or by any mortgagee. judgnrent creditor, or Other credit bisfat the sale or by any mortgagee, judgment creditor, on other Senor acquiring the residential real estate whose rights in and to the the mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant to its Senor acquiring the residential real estate frose rights in and to the lienor acquiring the residential real estate whose rigfrtu in and to the residential realestate arose prior to the sale The sulqect property is credit bidat the sale or by any mortgagee. judgment credItor, or other resIdential realestate arose prior to the sale The sublect property is residential rearestate arose prior to the sale. The sublect property is subleci to general real estate tases, special assessments, or special Senor acquiring the residential real estate whose rights in and to the sublect to general real estate taxes, special assessments, or special subject no general real estate tases, special assessments, or special tanes leviedagaisst s-lid real estate and is offered for sale without any residential rearestate arose prior to the sale The sublect property Is tanes levied against said real estate und is offered fon sale without any tases levied against Said real estate and is offered for sale without any representation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse sublect to general real estate tunes, special assessments. or special representation as to quality on quantity of title and without recourse representation as to quality or quantity of title und without recourse to Plaintiff and in "AS 1S condition The sale is further sublect to con- taxes levied against said real estate and is offered for sale without any to Plaintiff and in AS IS condition. The sale is fLoWer subject to con- to Plaintiff and in AS IS" condition The sale is further subject to confirmation by the coun. representation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse firmation by the court. firmation by the court. Upon payment in full of the amount bid. the purchaser will receive a Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a Upon payment in full of the amount bic, the purchaser will receive a Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real to Plaintiff and in "AS lS condition The sale is further sublect to con- estate after confirma ion of the sale. firrnation by the court Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a estate after confirmation of the sale. estate after confirmation of the sale The property will NOI be open tor inspection and plaintiff makes no Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real The property will NOT be open tor inspection and plaintiff makes no The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no representation as to the condition of the property Prospective bidders estate after confirmatIon of the sale representation as to the condition of the property. Prospective bidders representation as to the condition of the property Prospective bidders are admonished to check the court file to verity all information The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no are admonished to check the court file to verify all information are admonished to check the court file no verity all information. If this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at representation as to the condition of the property Prospective bidders if this property ix a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at if this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure sele, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assess- are admonished to check the court file to verify all information the foreclosure sale, Other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assess- the toreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assessments and the legal fees ipouired by The Condominium Property If this property is a corldotTiinium unit, the purchaser of the unit at neWs and the legal fees required by The Condo4lliniurrl Property mento and tIre legal fees reguired bs The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605,9(5)111 and (51(41. If this property is a condominium the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assess- Act, 765 ILCS oOs/9(gJ(ll and lg)(4(.If this property is a condominium Act, 765 ILCS 6O5/9lgl1l and (5X41 If tEls property is a condominium unit wflich is part of a common interest community. the purchaser of unit which is part ot a common Interest community, the purchaser of unit which is part of a common Interest community, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclesure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the ments and the legal tees required by The Condominium Properly assessments required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 1LCS Act, 765 ILCS 605/sIgIllI and lg)ldlIf this property Is a condominium the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the unit which is part ot a common interest community, the purchaser of assessments regulred by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS asxessments required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/lB. 51g il the unit at the forecloxure saie other than a mortgagee shall pay the 605/18.5(5-1). 605/18.5(5-11 IF YOU AE THE MORTGAGOR IHOMEOWNERI. YOU HAVE THE RIGHT assessments required by The Condominium ProperTy Act, 765 ILCS IF YOU ARS ThE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT IF YOU ARS THE MORTGAGOR IHOMEOWNERI, YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER CCOROANCE WITH SECTION 15-17011Cl OF THE 605/18.5(5-il TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-17011cl OF THE OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-17011cl OF THE ILLINOIS MORTGAGE rORECLOSURE LAW TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECV)SURE LAW ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW You will need a photo identification issued by a government agency You will need a photo identification issued by a government agency You will need a photo identification issued by a government agency Idniver's license, passport, efc.l in order to gain entry into our building OF POSSESSION. IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-17011cl OF THE and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the same identifi- ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW Idniver's license, passport, etc. in order to gain entry into our building (drivers license, passport, etc I in order to gain entry into our building You will neevi a photo identification issued by a government agency and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the same identif i- and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and The same identification for sales held at Other county venues where The Judicial Sales (driver's license, passport, etc.) in order to gain entry into our buildin,g cation for sales held at other county venues where The Judicial Sales cation for sales held at other county venues where The Judicial Sales Corporation conducts foreclosure sales. and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the sanie identiti- Corporation conducts foreclosure sales Corporation conducts foreclosure sales For information, cortadPlaintiff's attorney. JOHNSON RLUMBERG cation for sales held at other county venues where The Judicial Sales For information, contact Plaintiff s attorney- SMITH & BROWN, AflOR- For information, contact Plaintiff's attorney JOHNSON BLUMBERG s ASSOCIATES lIC, 230 W Monroe Street, Suite e112 Chicago, IL Corporation conducts foreclosure sales NEYSATLAW,R102W 119THSTREET-SUIIE 150, PalosParlr, iL60464, & ASSOCIATES, LLC, 230 W Monroe Street, Suite e1i2, Chicago, IL 60606, (3121 541-971 D Please refer to hIe number 14-089g. For information, examine the court file or contact Plaintiff's attorney: (7081 923'0007 60606, (3121 S419710 Please refer to file number 13-7631. THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION CODILlO & ASSOCIATES PC, 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION One South wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 1312) One South Wacker Drive, 24tE Floor, Chicago, IL 60/06-4650 13121 One South Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 13121 236-SALE 100 BURR RiDGE, IL 6027, 1630) 794-9876 Please refer to file number You can also visit Theludicial Sales Corporation ut w t)sc.com for a 14.O9.132S5. 236-SALE 236-SALE THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION You can also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at tsc.com for a You can also visit The ludicial Sales Corporafion at tjsc.com for a 7 day status report o- pending sales. One South Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 (312) 7 day status report of pending sales. 7 day status report of pending sales JOHNSON, BLUMBERIS B ASSOCIATES, LLC Suite #112 236-SALE SMITH S BROWN A1TORNEYÇAT LAW JOHNSON, BLUMBERG S ASSOCIATES, LLC 230 W. Monroe Stree You can also visit The ludicial Sales Corporation at w' tlsc.corr for a RtO2W 119THStREET.SUITE 150 230w Monroe Street, Suite #1125 Chicago, IL 60606 7 day status report of pending sales Palos Park IL 60464 Chicago, IL 60606 1312) 541-9710 CODtL1S & ASSOCIATES PC. (708) 923-O3O7 13121 541-9710 EMail. ilpleadingsoiohnsonblumberg com 1560030 NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE 1 E-Mail: wsmithlaw@aOl coni EMail: ilpleadIngs@lohnsOnblumbeng corn Attorney File No 14-IJB9S BURR RIDGE. IL 60527 Attorney Code 46377 Attorney File No 13-7631 Attorney Code 40342 1630) 794-5300 Case Number 11 CH 40020 Attorney Code 40342 Case Number 15 CH 00980 E-Mail pleadingsoil.cslegal coni TJSCO 37-9553 Case Number: 13 CH 21014 TJSCe 37-B047 Attorney File No 14-0943255 NOTE Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act you are TJSC# 37-8262 NOTE Pursuant to the Fan Debt Collection Practices Act you are advsed tOut Plaintiff s attorney is deemed to be a deOt co(lector an- NOTE Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, you are advised strut Naintiffs attorney is deemed to be a debt collector as- Attorney AROC No 00468002 tempting to collect a debt and any Information obtained will be used Attorney Code 21762 tempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used advised that Plaintiff'x attorney is deemed to be a debt collector at- Case Number 09 CH 032268 for that purpose. tempting to collect a debt and any Information obtained will be used for that purpose TJSC# 37-8180 11/2/2017, 11/9/2017, 11/16/2017 5275702 for that purpose. 3061797 NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act you are 3063264 10/19/2017, 10/26/2017. 11/2/2017 5244736 10/26/2017, 11/2/2017. 11/9/2017 5258939 advised that Plaintiff's attorney is deemed to be a debt co(lector at- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS tempting to collect a debt and any Information obtained will be used COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIVISION tor that purpose DEUTSCHE RANK NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, AS 3063230 TRUSTEE, ON BEHALF OF THE HOLDERS OF THE l.P IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUN 'Y, ILLINOIS 10/26/2017, 11/2/2017, 11/9/2017 5258914 MORGAN MORTGAGE ACQUISITION TRUST 2007 -CH5 COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DM51160 ASSET BACKED PASS-TI-tROUGH CERTIFICATES, NATIONSTAR HECM ACQUISITION TRUS' 201 5-2 SERIES 2007-OHS, MLMINGTON SAVINGS FUND SOCIETY F58, NOT iN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS Plaintiff, INDIVIDUALLY BUT SOLELY AS TRUSTEE, Sell Your Stuff COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DMSION vs. Plaintiff, QUORUM FEDERAL CREDIT UNION 11M A. MILLER. RENA MILLER AND UNKNOWN vs. Plaintiff, OWNERS AND NON RECORD CLAIMANTS, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, SECRETARY OF vs Defendants HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT, -(SSC FINANCE in the Classifieds! FRANK J. CISEK, AlLA FRANK CISEK ROSEMARY C. 12 CH 104+7 CORPORATION FKA FISBC BANK NEVADA, NA FRA CAROLINA, AKA ROSEMARY C. CISEK, AK,A ROSEMARY NOTICE OF SALE HOUSEHOLD BANK, UNKNOWN OWNERS AND NONRECORD CAROLINA, AKA ROSEMARY CAROLINA CISEK PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant ro a ludgment of Fore- CLAIMANTS, NORRIDGE HOUSE CONDOMINIUM Defendants closure and Sale entered in the abose entitled cause on lune 22, 2017 ASSOCIATION, JEANETTE SPAS); JOYCE DE1TMAN, 16 CH 809ò Intercounty Judicial Sales Corporation will on Monday, November 27, SHIRLEY SCHULTZ; UNKNOWN HEIRS AND LEGATEES NOTICE OF SALE 2017 at the hour of 1 1 ann. in their office at 120 West Madison Street, OF GERALDINE TROCCOI,l, DECEASED, THOMAS P PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of Suite 71BA Chica8o, Illinois, sell at public auction to tIle highest bid- QUINN, AS SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE TO GERALDINE Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above entitled cause Infercourity der for casr, au set forth below, the following described mortgaged TROCCOLI, DECEASED; Judicial Sales Corporation will on Friday, December B, 201 7 at the hour real estate Defendants ot 11 am. in their office at i2OWest Madison Street, Suite 71BA, Chi- FI N 10-25-220-151-& i0-25--220-002-OOEW 17 CH 234+ cago, IllinoIs, sel) at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, as set Commonly known as 147 Dodge Ave., Evanston, IL 60202. NOTICE OF SALE f6018 below, the following described mortgaged real estate The morTgaged real estate is improved with a slr)gle family residence. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant no a Iudgment of PI.N 13-lB-407-020-0000 If the sublect mortgaged real estate is a unit Or a common interest Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above entitled cause ist ercounrty Commonly known as 4442 North Nagle Avenue. Flarwood HeIghts. IL community, the purchaser of the unit other than a mortgagee shall Judicial Sales Corporationwill on Thursday, December 7, 2017 at the 60706 pay the assessments required by subsection (5-il of Section lB 5 of hour of i 1 am. in their offiçe at 120 west MadIson Street, Suite 71RA. The mortgaged real estate is improved with a siqgle family residence the Condominium Property Act. Chicago, Illinois, sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, as lt the subleYt mortgaged real estate is a unit 01 a common Interest Sale terms: 10% down by certified funds, balance, by certified funds. bet forth below, the following descrIbed mortgaged real estate: community. the purcsaser of the unit other than u mortgagee shall within 24 hours No refunds. The property wiU NOT be open for In- PI N 131B-313-O36-l003 pay the assessments required by subsection (g-il of Section 18 5 of spection Commonly known as 7llOWest Cullom Avenue, Unit 0301, Norridge. the Condominium Property Act. For information call Ms. Kimberly S. Reid at Plaintiff's Attorney, Kluever IL 60706 Sale terms 10% down by certified tunds. balance, by certified funds, s Platt, L.L.0 , 65 East Wacker Place, Chicago, Illinois 60601 . (312)236- The mortgaged real estate is improved with a condominium resi- wIthin 24 hours No refunds. 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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIVISION COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIVISION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN1Y DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIVISION U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR CREDIT SUISSE WELLS FARGO BNAK, N.A. COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIVISION U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE, SUCCESSOR IN IN- FIRST BOSTON MORTGAGE SECURITIES CORP CSMC MORTGAGE- Plaintiff, THE NORTHERN TRUST COMPANY 1EREST TO WACHOVIA BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE BACKED PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES. SERIES 007-4 Plaintiff. FO PSt MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST 2005-7F Plaintiff, JÑKNOWN HEIRS AND/OR LEGATEES OF KENNETH F KMIEC, DE- Plaintiff, CEASED, JUSTIN LOEBBAKA, AS INDEPENDENT EXECUTOR OP THE ÒVIN MURCEHAJIC, SAMAR MILLAN JMES L. MCMANLJS, JENNWER A, ABRA. CITJZENS BANK, NA11ONAL-. ESTATE OF &ENNETH F. KMIEC DECEASED, ANISSA WEISBERG, UN- Defendants rElL M. SELTZ A/K/A NEIL SELTZ. CHICAGO TITLE LAND TRUST COMPA- ASSOCIATION, SUCCESSOR IN INTEREST TO ST PAUL FEDERAL BANK KNOWN OWNERS AND NON-RECORD CLAIMANTS, UNKNOWN OC- 15 CH 08629 NY, AS SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE WA DTD 6/18/Od KNOWN AS TRUST NO. FOB SAVINGS, TCF NATIONAL BANK CUPANTS 2931 N 73RD AVE 04-7270, RIVER PARK AT DIVERSEY TOWNHOME ASSOCIATION, WIN- Defendants Defendants EImwOOd Park, IL 60707 TRUST BANK F/K/A NORTH SHORE COMMUNITY BANK 5 TRUST COM- 16 CH 14431 16CH 151611 NOTICE OF SAIE PANY, JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, N.A. 5/B/M TO BANK ONE, WILMEUE, 544 STERLING ROAD Kenilworth, IL 60043 6674 WEST MONTROSE AVENUE Harwood Heights, IL 60706 PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that psrsuant to a Judgment ot Fore- UNKNOWN OWNERS AND NON-RECORD CLAIMANTS, UNKNOWN BEN- NOTICE DF SALE NOTICE OF SALE closure arid Sale entered in the above cause on September 6, 2016, EFICIARIES OF CHICAGO TITLE LAND TRUST COMPANY. AS SUCCESSOR PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of Pore- PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of an agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will at 10:30 AM on No- TRUSTEE UTA DTD 6/10/04 KNOWN AS TRUST NO. 04-7270 closure and Sale entered in the abobe cause on August 31, 2017, an Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above cause on August'18, 2017, veniber 14, 2017, at The Judicial Sales Corporation, One South Wacker Defendants agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will at 10.30 AM on Decem- an agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will at lo 30 AM on De- Drive, CHICAGO, IL, 60606 seIl at Sublic auction to the highest bidder. 15CH6924 ber 4, 2017, at The Judicial Sales Corporation, One South Wacker Drive, cember 1 1 , 2017, at The Judicial Sales Corporation, One South Wacker as set forth below, the tol(owing described real estate 1305 SHERIDAN ROAD Wilmette, IL 60091 CHICAGO, IL, 60606, neIl at public auction to the highest bidder, as set Drive, CHICAGO, IL, 60606 sell at public auction to tIle hbest bidder, Commonly known as 2931 N. 73RD AVE., Elmwood Park, IL 60707 NOTICE OF SALE forth below the following described real estate. as set forth below, the following described real estate Property Index No 12-25-222-005-0000. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of Fore- Commonly known as 5M STERLING ROAD, KenilwOrtti, IL 60043 Commonly known as 6674 WEST MONTROSE AVENUE, Harwood closure and Sale entered in the above cause on August 11, 2017, an Property IndeR No 05-2B-20B-020-0. Heigtrts, IL 60706 The real estate is improved with a single family residence PropertY index No 13-18-403-002-0000 The Judgment amount was $1 16, 163 90. agent for The Judicial sales Corporation, will at 10:30 AM on Decem- The real estate is improved with a single family residence Sale terms: 25% down of the highest bid by certified funds at the ber 4, 201 7, at The Judicial Sales Corporation, One South Wacker Drive, The udgment amount was $1,105,784 38. The realestute is improved with a single family residence. CHICAGO, IL, 60606, sell at public auction to the highest bidder, as set Sale terms 25% down of the highest bid by certified funds at the The judgment amount was $311,628.51 close of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales Corppration. No third Sale terms 25% down st the highest bid by certified funds at the party checks will be accepted The balance in certified tunds/or wire forth below the following described real estate: close of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales Corporation, No third Commonly known av 1305 SHERIDAN ROAD, Wilmette, IL 60091 party checks will be accepted The balance in certified funds/or wir6 dose of the-nSf, navata, to The Judicial Sates Cortxosatiorr No third transfer, is due within twenty-four 1241 hours. No fee shall be paid party checks will be accepted The balance in certified tundo/sr wire by the mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant to its Property Inden No. OS-27-403-OOB-0000. tranofer, is due within twenty-four (241 hours. No fee shall be paid by The real estate io improved with a single family residence. the mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant to its transfer, is due within twenty four 1241 hours. No tee shall be paid by credit bid at'The sale or by any mortgagee, judgment creditor, or other the mortgagee acquiring she residential real estate pursuant to its lienor acquiring the residential real estate whose rights in and to the Sale terms: 25% down of the highest bid by certified tonds at the credit bidafthe sale or by any mortgagee, judgment creditor, or other close of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales Corporation NO third lienor acquiring the residential real estate whose rights in and to the credit bid"afthe sale or by any mortgagee, iudgment creditor, or other residential realestate arose prior to the saIe. The sublect property is lienor acquiring the residential real estate whose rights in and to tIse subject to general real estate taxes, special assessments, pr special party checks will be accepted. The balance in certitied funds/or wire residential rearestate arose prior to the sale TSR sublect property is tranofer, is due within twenty-tour 124l.hours No fee shall be paid by sublect to general real estate taxes, special aosessments, or special residential reaFestate arose prior to the sale The sublect property is taxes levied against said real estate and is offered for sale without any subject to general real estate taxes, special assessments, or special representation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse the mortgagee acquiring the residential real eotate pursuant to its taxes levied against said real estate and is offered for sale without any çredit bid at the sale or by any mortgagee, Judgment creditor, or other rspreoentation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse taxes levied against said real estate and is offered for sale wittout any to Plaintiff and in AS IS condition The sale is further sublect to con- representation as to quality or quantity of title arid without recourse firmation by the court. Iienor acquiring the residential real estate whose rights in and to the to Plaintiff and in "AS IS" condition The sale is further sublect to con- residential rearestate arose prior to the sale. The subject property s firmation by the court to Plaintiff and in 'AS IS" condition, The sale io further sublect to con- Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a firmation by the court. Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real subject to general real estate taxes, special assessments, or special Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a taxes levied against said real estate and is offered for sale without any Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a estate after confirmation of the sale, Certificate st Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no representation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse estate after confirmation of the sale. to Plaintiff and in "AS IS" condition The sale is further subject to con- The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no estate after confirmation of the sale. representation as to the condition of the property. Prospective bidders The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no are admonishedto check the court file to verify all information. firmation by the court. representation as to the condition of the property. Prospective biddero Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a are admonished to check the court file to verity all information representation as to the condition of the property. Prospective bidders lt this property io a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at If this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at are admonished to check the court file to verify all information. the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assess- Certificate of sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real t this property is a condominium unit, the plJrchaser of the unit at ments and the legal fees required by The Condominium Property estate after confirmation of the sale the foreclosure sale, other than a mortyagee, shall pay the assess- The property will NOT be open tor inspection and plaintiff makes no ments and the legal fees required byThe Condominium Property the foreclosure sale, Other than a mortgagee, shall pay the asuess- Act, 765 ILÇS 60519(gllll and lgl(41.It tills property is a condominium ments and the legal fees required by The Condominium Property unit which io part of a common interest community, the purchaser of repreoentation as to the condition of the property Prospective bidders Act, 765 ILCS 605/9141(11 and 143(4). If this property is a condominium are admonished to check the court file to verify all information. unit which is part ot a common interest community, the purchaser of Act, 765 1LCS 6O5/9(gj)1l and (41(41lt this property is a condominium the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the unit which is part of a common interest community, the purchaser of assessments required by The Condominium Propelty Act, 765 ILCS lt this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the the foreclosure sale, Other than a mortgagee, shall pay the asoess- assessments required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the 605/18.51 -1). assessments required by The Condominium Propeby Act, 765 ILCS IF YOU A E THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT ments and the legal fees required by The Condominium Property 605/18.514-11. Act, 765 ILCS 605/g)11l and lgl(41. If this property is a condominium IF YOU AlTE THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT 605/18.514-11. TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-17011cl OF THE unit which is part of a common interest community, the purchaser of TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-1701(C) OF THE TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OP AN ORDER ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-1701(C) OF THE you will need a photo identification issued by a government agency assessments required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS ILLINO!S MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. You will need a photo identthcatron issued by a government agency ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW ldrrver't license, passport, etc I in order to gain entry into our buildin.g 605/18.514-11 You will need a photo identification issued by a government agency and the foreclosure vale room in Cook County and the same identA- IF YOU ARS THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT (driver's license, passport, etc I in Order to gain entry into our buildirr,g and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the same identiti- Idriver's license, paxoport, etc j in order to gain entry into our buildiqg cation for sales held at other county venues where The ludicial Sales TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OP AN ORDER and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the same identiti- Corporation conducto foreclosure sales. OF POSSESSION. IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-17011cl OF THE cation for sales held at other county venues where The Judicial Sales Corporation conducts foreclosure sales cation tsr sales held at other saunty venues where The Judicial Sales Por information, contact Plaintiff s attorney: HAUSELMAN, RAPPIN & ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. Corporation conducts foreclosure sales. OLSWANG, LTD., 29E. Madison, Ste 950, CHICAGO, IL 60602,13121372- You will need a photo identification issued by a government agency For information, contact The sales clerk, SHAPIRO KIEEISMAN b ASSO- Idriver's license, passport, etc I in order to gain entty into our buildiag CIATES, LLC, 2121 WAUKEGAN RD SUITE 301, Bannockburn, IL 60015, For information, contact The sales clerk, SHAPIRO KREISMAN & ASSO- 2020 Please reter to file number 16-5300-442 CIATES. LIC 2121 WAUKEGAN RD. SUITE 301, Bannockburn, IL 60015. THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION' and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the same identiti- (8471 291-1717 For information call between the hours of 1pm - 3pm. 18471 291-1h7 For information call between the hours of 1pm - 3pm One South Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 13121 cation for sales held at other county venues where The Judicial Sales Please refer to file number 16-081109 Please refer to tile number 16-081443. Corporation conducts foreclosure sales THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION 236-SALE THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION You can also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at www.tisc.com for a For information Visit our website at seivice.atty-pierce.com. between One South Wacker Drive, 24th FloOr, Chicago, IL 6O6O6d650 13121 236-SALE One South Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 1312) 7 day status report of pending sales. the hours of 3 and 5pm. McCalla Rxymer LeibErt Pierce, LLC, Plaintiff's 236-SALE -IAUSELMAN, R,APPIN b OLS WANG, LTD. Attorneys, One North Dearborn Street, Suite 1200, Chicago, IL 60602. You can also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at w.tjsc.com for a You can also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at t(sc.com for a 29 E. Madison, Ste 950 Tel NO It12l 416-5500. please refer to file number 10353. 7 day status report of pending sales. 7 day status report of pending sales. SHAPIRO KREISMAN b ASSOCiATES. LIC CHICAGO, IL 60602 THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION SHAPIRO KREISMAN & ASSOCATES, LIC 2121 WAUKEGAN RD , SUITE 301 13121 372-2020 One South Wacker Drive, 24th FlOor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 (3121 2121 WAUKEGAN RD , SUITE 301 EMail: [email protected] 236-SALE Bannockburn, IL 60015 Bannockbum, IL 60015 Attorney File No 16-5300-442 You can also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at w.tjsc.com for a (8471 291-1717 15471 291-1717 Attorney Code. 4452 7 day status report of pending sales. E-Mail [email protected] E-Mail: iLNoticeselogs.com Case Number 15 CH 08629 McCaIIa Raymer Leihen Pierce, LIC Attorney File No. 16-051109 Attorney File NO 16-081443 TJSCIV 37-9260 One North Dearborn Street, Suite 1200 AttorneyCode 42168 Attorney Code. 42168 NOTE. Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act you are Chicago, IL 60602 Case Number. 16 CH 14431 Case Number. 16 CH 15160 advised that Plaintiff s attorney is deemed to be a debt cp(lector at. 1312)416-SS00 TISCh. 37-5225 TJSC# 37-7751 tempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used E-Mail: pleadings@mccalla corn NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act pou are NOTE: Pursuant to the Pair Debt Collection Practices Act you are for that purpose Attorney File No 103S3 advised that Plaintiff's attorney is deemed to be a debt coflector at- advised that Plaintiff's attorney is deemed to be a debt collector at- 10/19/2011, 10/26/2017, 11/2/2017 5244277 Attorney Code 612S6 tempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used tempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used Case Number 15 CH 6924 for that purpose. for that purpose TJSC#: 37-9444 3062502 3063339 13065714 10/26/2017, 11/2/2017, 11/9/2017 5258587 11/2/2017, 11/9/2017, 11/16/2017 5276745 10/26/2017, 11/2/2017, 11/9/2017 5262168 Bid Notice Bid Notice Bid Notice Bid Notice

LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO BIDDERS The NORTHBROOK PARK DISTRICT does hereby invite sealed bids for RFB 8017-026 Bid e2138: 2018 Staff and Participant Apparel. 15KV AND 600V CABLE The Village st Winnetka is accepting sealed bids for the purchase and Bids will be received until November 29, 2017 at 1pm by mail or delivery of 15kv and 60CV cable on an "as-needed basis for the pe- delivered by hand to the Bid OffIcer, Norttbrook Park District, 545 nod of 1/1/18-12/31/18. Award st bid will be made based on tire total Academy Drive, Northbrook illinois 65062 Immediately thereafter, the evaluated cost for quantities announced at the bid opening. Bid docu- bids will be opened and publicly read aloud on November 29, 2017 ments may be obtained at the Village of Winnetka website by visiting at 1:15pm in the Northbrook Park District's Conference Room at 545 http://w.villageotwinnetka.org/departments/tinance/bid-and-pro- Academy Drive Northbrook, Illinois 60062. Each bid must be placed in posal-opportunities/ an opaque, sealed envelope and must be clearly marked "Bld OffIcer - NOrthbrook Park DIstnCt, Btd #2138: 2018 Staff and Participant Bid Opening: Sealed bids will be received by the Assistant Finance Apparel." Bid results will typically be available on our website at nb Director at trie Winnetka Village Hall, 510 Green Bay Road, Winnetka, IL parks org. under Bids b RFP5, AltEn 5 business days 60093 no later than 1 t 304m lIssaI timel on Friday December 1,217 at which time or as soon thereafter as possible, bids will be opened The NOrthbrOOk Park District (tIle "Park District"j reserves the right to and read aloud Vendors and their agents are invited to attend LATE waive all technicalities, to accept or reject any or all bids and/or to ac- BIDS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED cept only portions of a bid and relect the remainder The Park District will award the Contract to the lowest most responsible und respon- The VilJage st Winneka reserves the right to reject any or all bids in sive Bidder(s), as determined by the Park District In considering the whole or in part, to waive or not to waive any formalities therein and Bidder's/Bidders' responsibility, the Park District may evaluate, among to açcept the bid considered to be in the best interest of the edlage Other tactors"the ability of tIre BiliderIsI to psovide experienced laiton of Winnetka sufficient in numbers to timelb and properly complete the Work, the ti- 11/2, 11/9/17 5269943 nancial capability of the Bidderlsl and the performance of the Bidder(s) on other prolects, BUSINESS OWNERS APARTMENT FOR Bids shall not include federal excise tus or state sales tax for materials to be incorporated in, or totally corroumed in the prosecution of the Advertise with ust RENT? Work A tax exemption certificate will be furnished by the Park District at the request of the Bidder(s(. The Park District's tas exemption num- The search begins ber shall only be used by the successful Bidderjsl for the Work. After The Clcissifieds can here! Many the bid opening. no bid may be withdrawn and all bidu shall remain showcase your apartment and home firm for nisety 1501 calendar days, . . . .. business and hunters check the The Contractorlsl selected wil also be required to comply with all ap- plicable federal, state and local laws rules, regulations and executive servicesfAdvertise Clossifieds befare Orders, including but not limited to those pertaining to equal employ- your cleaning looking tor a new ment opportunity. service, mortgage place to live, Those desiring to bid may obtain biddin,g information from Theresa company or daycare Advertise your rental King during the normal business hours of'Ram - 5pm Monday through FriSay, at 545 Academy Drive, NOrttrbrOOk, Illinois 601362, phone. 18471 with us todoyl units with us to get a 897-6119, Protect manuals are available at no charge for pick-up at 545 Academy Drive. through our website at nbparks org, under Bids iump on the B RFPS, or email upon rEquest,at [email protected] The Nortfrbrook Call866-399-0537or - competition1Call Park Diotrictencourages minority business firms to submit bids online 866-399-0537 or visit visitus at Northbrook Park District ploceonad,tribune placeanad, Theresa King Purchasing Dated November 2, 2017 suburbs.com tribunesuburbs.com 11/2/20175278205 Judicial Sales - Real Judicial Sales - Real LflIrlr.K4- L!!Ti1I1u.{4. Public Hearings Public Hearings Public Hearings Public Notices Estate Estate

clivOF EVANSTON IN THE CIRCUIT COURT O COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS NOTICE TO PROFOSERS NOTICE OF PLAN NOTICE OF PIAN Legal Notice NOTICE OF AVAILABILITY COUNTY OCPARTMNT CHANCERY DIVISION Sealed proposais will be received by the Furchasing Office in Room COMMISSION COMMISSION Niles, Illinois OF AUDIT REPORT OF THE THE BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON (F/K/A THE BANK OF NEW YORK) AS 4200 Lorraine H. Morton Civtc Center, 2100 RIdge Avenue Evanston, PUBLIC HEARING PUBLIC HEARING The Hiles Park District will hold SKOKIE PARK DISTRICT TRUSTEE FOR THE HOLDERS OF AMERICAN HOME MORTGAGE INVEST- Illinois 60201, until 2:00 PM local time on December 19, O17, Pro- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a NOTiCE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a a public hearing on Tuesday, No- The Sknkie Park District hereby MENT TRUST 20044 posaIs shall cover the following: public hearing Will be held by the public hearing will be held by the venlbem ld, 2017, beginning at provides public notice that an PlaintIff, NorthbroOk Plan Commission on Northbrook Plan Commission on 5 45 p.m at the Howard Leisure audit of its funds for the period West FI-Ber Plant Study TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 21, 2017 TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 21, 2517 Center, 6676 Hc'ward St, Niles, beginning May 1, 2016 through DEAN LEONARD, 8MO HARRIS BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATIOF4 RFP Number 17-58 at 7:30 o m in the Board Room at 7:30 p m in the Board Room Illinois All citizeis of the cam- April 30, 2017 has been made Defendants of the Ñorthbrook Village Hull, of the Northbrook Village Hall, munity are levIed to attend. by Miller Cooper S Co ,Ltd., 17 CH 006495 The City of Evanston's Public Works Agency is seeking proposals from 1225 Cedar Lane, Northbrook, 1225 Cedar Lane, Northbrook, The purpose of tills hearing is to and that a report of such audit 7508 WEST BELLE PLAINE AVENUE experienced firms for: illinois for the purpose of con- Illinois for the purpose of con- allow residents the opportunity dated October18, 2017 has NORRIDGE, IL 60706 sidering the following: siderivg the following. to give commerts to the Park been filed with the County Clerk NOTICE OF SALE Professional engineering services to perform a study and develop a District Board concerning the of Cook, in accordance With 30 PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant tT a Judgment of Fore- recommended plan of action for addressing aging fibers in tire West DOCKET NO PCD-17-13 DOCKET NO. PCD-t7-16 amending of the Y 2017 adopt- ILCS 15/0 01 et seq The full re- Closure and Sale entered in tIle abose cause on August B, 2017, an Filter Building. 1000 SUNSET RIDGE ROAD - 1880 HOLSTE ROAD ed appropriation ordinance The port of the audit is available for agent for TIle ludiClal Sales CorporatIon, will at 10 30 AM on Decem- NORTH SI-lORE PLACE amendment to the fiscal year public inspection at the Skokie ber 8, 201 7, at The JudIcial Sales Corporation, One South Wacker Drive, There will be a mandatory pre-proposal meeting November 13, 2017, Application by 1880 Holste LLC 2017 appropriaton ordinance ParkDistrict'sAdministrative CHICAGO, IL, 60606, seI) at public auction to the highest bIdder, as set at 1 30 PM. at the Evanston Water Plant locatedat SSS Lincoln Street, Application by BMSH I NorTh- (the "Applicant"l as owner of may be inspected by the public Office, 9300 Weber Park Place, forth below, the tollowing descrIbed real estate. Evanston, IL 60201 FOr necunfy reasons, interested parties must brook IL LLC (theApplicanr( 1885 Holste Road ItIleSub[ect between the hours nf R 35 u m Skokie, IL 61X177 during regular Commonly known as 7006 WEST BELLE PLAINE AVENUE, NORRIDOE, contact Paul Moyano at [email protected] by close 01 us owner of 1000 Sunset Ridge Property"J, for the purpose W. and 500 p.m., Monday through business hours which areh30 IL 60706 business November 8, 2017 in Order IT attendAll firms intending to Road Ithe "Subject Propert)(, Friday, at the H6ward Leisure am through 5:00 pm Monday Propert5 Index No 12-13-406-033-000, submit a proposal for this prolect are encouraged to attend to discuto for the purpose of A Rezoning from thel-1Re- Center, 6676 Howard St, N/es, through Friday except for hoI- The real estate IS improved wIth a residence the proposed work and receive answers to questions related to the stricted industrial District to the Illinois or on the Park DistrIct's days or on our website at skok- Sale termS 25% down of the higsest bid by certified funds at tIre prolect A. Certainamendmentsto ICS industrial and Commercial websiteatwvenniles-parks. iepurks.org. Close of the sale payable to The JudIcial Sales CorporatIon No third Northbrook Ordinance No. 2512- Services District, org. TIre Niles Pa-k District en- Pub Dates X tsar-t)! checks wi)I be accepted. The balance in certified funds/or wire The above tern shall conform to the RFP on file in the Purchasing 36, Granting Special Permits for InteriorSetbackVariation courages its residents to review transfer, is due within twenty-four 241 hours. No fee shall be paid by Office. The document, including all necessary plans and specifications, an AssiSted LivIng Facility, More on the east Side of the Subject the amendment and to sub- the mortgagee acquiring tIle residential real estate pursuant to its will be available in the Purchasing Office on November 2, 2017 Par- TItan One PrincipalStructure Property from 10' to b' to ac mit written sr oral commei s credit b4fat the sale or by any nlortgagee, Judgment creditor, or other ties interested in submitting a proposal should contuct the Purchas- on a Single Zoning Lot, Building commodate the existing build- at the hearing Tire Nues Park Storage - Legal lienor acquiring the residential real estate whose rights in and to the rig Office to receive a copy of the RFP or see the City's website at Heights in Evcess of RS Distridt in District intends to comply with residential realestate arose prior to the sale The sub)ect property is www cityofevansronorg/business/bids-propcsals/ or Oemandvtar at Limlu, Floor Area Ratio in Excess Interior Side Yard Variation the Americans With Disabilities subIes) to general real estate taxes, special assessments, or special wwiA demandstarcom o! RS District Limit and Site Plan on the west side to reduce the Act by providing reasonable ac taxes levied against said real estate and is offered for sale without any Approval,and required yard from 5' to 0' to commsdations tor people witt representation as to qualIty sr quantity of title and without recourse The City (tIle City of Evanston) in accordance with tIre laws of the tr Any other such variations, accommodate the existing park- disabilitiesit you or someone CubeSmart to Plaintiff and in "AS IS' condition The sale is furtheI sublect to con- State o! Illinois, hereby notifies all firms that it will affirmatively en- waivers, and zoning relief as inlot: you know requires special ac NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE tirniation by the court sure that the contract(s) entered into pursuant to this notice will be may be necessary to accom- D roer Yard Variation to reduce commodations for a Park Dis- The following self-storage Cube Upon payment in full of tIre amount bld, the purchaser will receive a awarded to the successtul hrm without discrimination on the grounds plisE development and use of the required front yard from 10' trict service or if 500 have any contents containing household Certificate o! Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real of race, color, religion, seri. age, sexual orientation marital status, Ois- the Soblect Property as request- ro 0' to accommodate the exist- questionsabouttheVillage and other goods wit be sold for estate after confirmation of the sale ability, familial status sr national origin The State of Illinois requires ed by the Applicant ing parking Ist: compliance, pleasecontacf Scot cash by CubeSmart 2484 Oak- The property will NOT be open for Inspection and plaintIff makes no under Public Works contracts that tIle general rate o! wages in this E tfear Yard Vanation to reduce Neukirch, Finance Director, 6676 ton Street Evanston, IL 60202 representation as to the condition of the property Prospective bidders locality be paid for each craft sr type dt worker hereunder This re- Ordinance NO. 2012-36 autho- the required rear yard from 5' to Howard St, N/es, Illinois, 18471 18471 d92-J400. to sarisfy a lien are admonished to check the court fIle to verify all information quirement Is iT accordance with The Prevailing Wage Act 1820 ILCS rized the constrachon of an As- p' to accommodate the existing 583-2706 on Nos 14, 201745 approu. 2:00 If this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit as 1 30) as amended. The City of Evanston resemesthe right to reject any sisted Living Facility, to be con- parking lot and Scot Neukirch PM at w stsragetreasures the foreclosure sale, Other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assess- or all submittals Or to accept the submirtallsl teemed most advanta- structed in two phases on the F_ Approval of such Other zoning Finance Director com mento and the legal fees required by The Condominium Property genus to the City. Sublect PropertyPhase t hS relief au may be necessary to 11/2/2017 5279023 Online Bids start approximately Act, 765 ILCS 605/9)g)41) and tuJ4)it this property is a condominium been constructed. The Appli- accommodate the development 14 dayS prior to the final sale unit whiCh is part of a common Interest community, the purchaser of The Evanston City Council also reserves the right to award the con- cant is requesting approvals to cf the Subject Property as pro- date listed above the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay tIre tract to an Evanston huir it that firm's bid is within 5% of the low bid mod(fy the design of the Phase posed by the Applicant. Public Notices Cube #2067 Peter Silvern assessments required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 2 building. The total number of Cube #2068 605/185 -11 Each Proposer shall be required to submit with his/her proposal u units in PIrase 1 and 2 combined The Sub(ect Property is currently Divinia Gut errez iF YOU A THE MORTGAGOR IHOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT Disclosure of Ownership interest Statement Form in accordance with will remain unchanged. The zoned I-tRestricted induStrial Cube #3056 Clladd Shephard 10/26, 11/2/2017 5244385 TO REMAIN iN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER Section 1-18-1 et seq. of the CityCode Failure to submit such infor- Subject Property (RealEstate Oistrict Itis located on the Celico Partnership and its con- OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE wiTH SECTION 15-17011Cl OF THE mation may result in the disqualification of such pi'oposal Indes Nos 04-11-203-035-0000. north side of I-1015x8 Road east of G4-11-203-037-tOO: 04-11-203- Shermer Road (Real Estate Indev trolled affiliates doi.rg business ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW usVerizonwireless(Verizon You will need a photo identifIcation soude by a government agency 038-0000 04-1 1 -203-040-1X100, Namber 04-22-300-043-00001 Wirelessl in proponirg to bsi)d a driver's license, passport, etc.J IT Order to gain entry Into our building lillian Ostman Od-11-20i-Odl-0000, 04-11-203- TIre Applicant plans to operate dl-foot monopole telecommu- AUTOMOTIVE and the foreclosure sale room in Cxok County and the same identifi- Purchasing Specialist 047- 04-11-203-057-00001 a general contractor business in nications tower in the vicinity cation for sales SeId at other county venues where The Judicial SaIes 11/2/17 577.317 is generally located on the West a sortron o! the existing building o! 1417 Oak Avenue Evanston, Corporation conducts foreclosure sales sirle of Sunset Ridge Road, lust on the Sutyect Property, but no LEGAL NOTiCE CelIco Partnership and its con- southoftheintersectionof expansions of the enisting park- Cook County, IL 60(01 Public For information, examine the court file or contact Plaintiffs attorney Official notice is hereby given trolled affiliates doing business comments regarding potential CODILIS & ASSOCIATES PC 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, SUiTE Sunset Ridge Road and Skokie ng lot or building are proposed. effects from this sixeon historic that separate sealed proposals as VerizonWireless (Verizon Boulevard. The Sublect Property 100, RLIRR RIDGE. IL 60h27, ¿630) 794-9876 Please refer to file Tumber will be received in the Office of Wireless)s proposing to col- properties may be submitted 14-17-04418. contains an enlstrng assisted liv- At said public hearing and at any Within 30-days from the date Autos for Sale the Purchasing Analyst, Glen- locate antennas at 36-feet on ing facility and accessory park- adlournmentthereof,allper- THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION Hall, light pole at 1870 st this publication t')Prolect One South Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago. IL 60606-4650 13121 view Village Administra- a 30-toot ing and is located in the RS, Resi- soils interested are invited to tive Services Department, 2500 Sheridan Rd. Evanston, IL 60208. dential Specialty, zoning district attend and be heard Additional 6117005419-ID cío Eis Consult- 236-SALE East Lake Avenue, Glenview. IL Public comments regarding ing )daws@ebIconsu ting.com You cari also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at wtlsc corn for a information concerning this ap- 2004 8W setta i e turbo, 80K 60026 until 2:00 p.m local time potential effects from tIlls site At said public hearing and at any plication may be obtained from 6876 Susquehanna 'trail South, 7 day status report of pendIng sales on November 16, 2017, for the on historic properties muy be York, PA 1 7403, or via telephone miles, 1 owner, garage kept, CODILIS & ASSOCIATES PC. adjournment thereof,allper- thE' Village of Northbrook De- like new, loaded w/leather following. submitted within 30-days from sons interested are invited ro paument of Development and at 12031 231-6643 15W030 NORTH FRONAGE ROAD, SUITE 100 the date of this publication to. 11/2/2017 5265942 $5500. 630-746-4262 BURR RIDGE, iL 60527 RFP NO'217032 attend and be heard Additional Planning Services, 1225 Cedar REP ON: PROFESSIONAL ELEC- Project 6117005421-ID c/s EBI information concerning this ap- Lane, Northbrook, Illinois 60062: 16301 794-5300 TRICAL SERViCES CONTRACT Tonsulting.jdavìs@ebiconsult- E-Mail pleadlngsOil coleRaI corn plication may be Obtained from phone 18471 664-4057 PUBLIC NOTICE Z2017-050 2006 Buick Lucerne Scope of work includes. The ingcom 6876 Susquehanna the Village of Northbrook De- Red ICrimson Peatl( Bcyl, Attorney File Nb 14-17-04418 Village of Glenview is seeking Trail south, York PA 17403, or Notice is hereby givnn that a Attorney ARDC NO 00468002 partment o! Development und MARCIA FRANKLIN, CHAIRMAN public hearing will hheld by Very good condition exceptionally well qualified pro- via telephone at ¿2031 231-6643 Planning Services. 1225 Cedar NORTHBROOK PLAN COMMIS- $5,500 otro- 847-256-1026 AttorneyCode 21762 tensional electrical contractors 11/2/2017 5269760 the Zoning Board of Appeals to Case Number 17 CH 006495 Lane, NOrthbrook, Illinois 60062, SION consider a pehtion requesting a to perform a variety of electrical phone 18471 664-40S7 11/2/2017 5278316 TJSCe: 37-7419 services at municipal facilities NorthbroOk School District 28 Variation of the Glenview Munic- For sale BMW 745L1 2004 NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act you are throughout theVillage. The work willbe conducting an early ipal Code The meeting will be BMW 745L1 loaded cool and advised that Plaintiff's attorney is deemed to be a debt coflector al- MARCIA FRANKLIN CHAIRMAN held on Monday, November 20, will include, but is not limited childhood screening on today NORTHBROOK PLAN COMMIS- heated seats, alf power win- temoting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used to projects that are scheduled November17, 2017 fOrresi- LEGAL NOTICE 2017 at 7:00 PM., in tSe Village dows, navigation, cd ctlanger for that ourpose dents three to five years of age SION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Hall, 2500 East Lake Avenue, or pre-arranged as well as vari- 11/2/2017 5278324 and more. 3061961 ous routine maintenance, repair Children ages 3 to 5 will par- a public hearing Will be held Glenview, IL in accordance with 10/26/2017, 11/2/2017, 11/9/2017 5258800 and/or emergency work on an ticipate in a play-based screen- betcre the Planning and Zoning Chapter 65, Section 1/11-13-5 on-call or as needed basis for rigin the areas of cognition, Commission on TUesday, No- of the Illinois compiled Statutes Legal Notices Legal Notices the electncal services. language, fine and gross motor vember 28, 2017, at 700 pm The properly involved is corn- Proposals may be obtained at thi8s, social-emotional function In the city Council Chambers of monly known as 3219 DelI Place APARTMENT FOR Administrative Servicev Depart- ng, and adaptive skills Screen- ParIr Ridge City Hall 505 Butler and is legally described a& ment,GlenviewVillageHal), Ings are by appointment only. Flace, Park Ridge. Illinois, when LOT 1 IFIGLENVEIW WESBROOK RENT? 2500 East Lake Avenue, Glen- To schedule a screening, please the following matter will be con- SUBDIVISION OF PART OF ThE PLEASE TAKE NOTICE - THE PUBLIC NOTICE WEST HALF OF THE SOUTHWEST The search begins view,IL,bEt226. Or by calling contact Helene Josephson, Ad- sidered: MORTON GROVE ZONING Notice is Sereby given by the Zoning Case Number 17-22-SU QUARTER DF THE NOaTHEAST Board of Education, Nortirheld 18471724-1700 ministrative Assistant for Earl To Phtce here) Many BOARD DF APPEALS will hold a OfferS may not be withdrawn Childhood at 847-504-3809. AppI-cation by Emi Kelsey for a QUARTER OF SECTIDN 33, public searing on Monday, No- Township High your childis younger than 3 special use to allow a residential TOWNSHIP 42 NORTH. RANGE apartment and home uember 20, 2017 at /30 p rn in School District No. 225, Cook for a period of one hundred twenty 11201 days after closing and you have concerns about dwelling above the ground floor 12, EAST OF THE THIRC PRINCI- hunters check the the Board of Trustees Chambers CountyIllinois.that a public his/Tier development, please inthe B-4, Uptown Business Ois- PAL MERIDIAN. IN COI-3E COUN- Richard T. Illckinger Municipal hearing will take place date without the consent of the Board of 'trustees contact Jenna Ouffy, Assistant AIIAd trio, Uptown-Core Sub-District, TV, ILLINOiS Classifieds before Center, 6101 Capulina Avenue, Regarding Replacement Tennis Director of Student Services at including any exceptions from The petitioners, Erin aid Mat- Morton Grove.Illinois to con- Courts al Nortflfield Township Any Proposals submitted un- looking for a new sealed. unsigned, fas transmis- 847 -504-3848 Zoning Ordinance requirements, them Haggis, request a Variation older the following cases. High School Distflct 225 in accordance with the require- from the provisions of Section place to live, Cook County. Illinois The pur- sions or received subsequent 10/19.10/26,11/2,11/9/2017 to the aforementioned date and 5251097 ments of Sections 4 6 01 the 98-2t3(bll2)of the clenview CASEZBA 17-13 pose Or tIlls Hearing is for the Call: Zoning Ordinance of the City Zoning Ordinance to a low for Advertise your rental Requesting variation from Sec- Board of Education to time, may be disqualified and returned to the bidder of Pulk Ridge, at the following the installation f a selidpri- units with us to get a tion 12-4-2 of Ordinance 07-07 determine the need to replace property. vacy fence in a side yar4 )westl (Village of Morton Grove Unified Glenbrook North High School's The Village of Glenview reserves Name Change jump an the the right to relent any and all 132SOoth Prospect Avenue, setback abutting a street at a Deveïopment Code) to build an tennis courts Park Ridge. 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Gruel Recycling S Waste Services776,119.75PPG Architectanal Finishes 12,22333 REVENUE PROJECT SERVICE 68IEBERISC FIDUCIARY UNJIS DN5BAI. Inc S Foe Lighting 9,668.99 Grossinger Hyandai 42,571.00Pnainie Materi4l Sales Inc 4,13800 REVENUES 21,551,675 1,390,525 261,568 480.792 4,775,555 3.805.848 ADS Envinonmental Services 6,125.80H 6 H Electric Comp 280,222.29Ence Hanriet & Sel 3,000 00 EXPENDITURES 19631111 6,915,025 695,998 686 631 4,570,041 2,401,422 Advanced Telecommanications Halogen 54.214,28Prinfwell Printing 3,334 97 nf Illinois 2.584 40 Hartman, David 3,00000ProSafety 6,394.00 EXCESS OF REVENUES Advocate Occupational Health 1 8,291 .00 HD Sapply Waterworks LTD. 9,983 11 OVER (UNDER) EXPENSES 3,920,564 (5,524,500) (434.430) (205,839) 205.514 1,404,426 Qainlan Security Systems 40.383 04 AP LAC 3,360.36Hilti, Inc 3.60631Rainbow Farm 14.825.00 Air One Eqaipmonl 5.995 01 HMO Healthcare Service TRANSFERS IN 330,000 565,933 438 1X0 207.381 Raynon Door Co 4,516.56 Airgas USA LLC 3,399.22Corporation 137,36655 TRANSFERS OUT (766,533) (574,881) (200.000) Raypole, Travis 7,08714 Albaol, Mr. & Mrs. 3,000.00Holland A Knight LLP 261,268.80 Real View, LLC 3,600 00 AllIown Bas Service 31 .574.01Home Depot Credit Services 3,748.78 NET INCREASE (DECREASE) Regional Emergency Dispatch 152,18608 Amazon 13.801 93l.D E S. 9,19706 IN FUND BALANCE 1,484,031 (5,533,448) 3,670 1,542 5,514 1,404,426 Robbins, Solomon S Paff LTD 20.085 00 8,440 9,729 8,653,250 18,778,748 American Evpress 1 43,865 92 ICMA Retirement Trust-457 447,371.44 PRIOR YEAR FUND BALANCE 11,223,508 10,610,687 Rush Truck Centers of Illinois Inc 2,641.19 American First Aid Services 2,928 78 lhmoad, Maritza 3,000.00 Russo Power Equipment 33,569 79 CURRENT YEAR ENDING American Traffic Snlati055 56,595 00IL Municipal Retirement Fand 640,500.17 Safe Slide Restoration 2,950.00 FUND BALANCE 12,707,539 5.077.239 12110 11,271 8,658,764 20.183 174 Anderson Pest Solutions 3.272 75Illinois Department of Revenan 7,248.00 Safeware Inc. 5,558.02 Arena Sports USA. Inc. 8.062 79IllinOis Dept of Revenae 246,261 82 Sam's Club 7 .534.44 TOTAL DEBT OUTSTANDING RETIRED Arrow Road Construction Co 6,324.68Illinois Environmental 4.472. 40 BEGINNING ISSUED CURRENT CUR RE NT OUTSTANDING ARRP Trucking & Haaling Inc 51,646 00Protection Agency 380.15622Schneiden Electric OF YEAR FISCAL YEAR FISCAL YEAR ENO OF Y EAR Astral Communications 4.424 00IllinOis EPA 5.00000Sealmasfen 2.531 18 Atlas Bobcat Inc 4,300.96Illinois EPA 5000 Illinois Service Kinq 5,468 48 37,481,172 358.827 2,990,372 34 B49,627 Attachments Direct 4.900 00Finance Aathonity 12.50000Sherrill Inc 5,808 76 Avalen Petroleum 1 13.047 60lllinoin FOP Coancil 14,01800SHI International Corp 5,698 25 Subscribed and sworn to this 17th day of October. 2017 AVI Systems Inc. 9,914.44IllinoIs State Police-Bureau Site One Landscape Sapply 2,873 40 Charles Greenstein, Treasurer B & H Youth Soccer Clab 9,155.20of Identification 3,006.75Smeal Fire Appanatas 281.81700 Back Flow Salati000 Inc 8,251 84Impact Networking. LLC 13,23777Snap-On lodastnial 12.051 03 I, Beryl Herman. Clerk of Village ut Lincolnwood, Cook Coanty, Illinois, do hereby certify that the above IS a true copy of the Treasurer's Reportfor Bank of America, Business Cand 42.947,32Indestracto Rental Co.. Inc. 4,361 00Solid Wasle Agency of NortEern the fiscal year ending April 38, 2017. Bell Fuels, Inc. 2,894 63Indastrial Systems LOT 3.691 64Cook Coaefy 210.42656 Beryl Herman. Clerk Ben) Duality Cleaning. Inc 42,215 00International Bnotherhvod Sportslioldn, Inc 3,300 10 Bill'o Plumbing 6 Sewer Inc. 9.340.1 5 uf Teamsters Local 700 14,16400Stages Construction 2.660 45 Annual Treasurer's Report Bonnquinl Inc 2607 40 IRMA 316.945.16Standard EQuipment Company 33,921 41 Bound Tree Medical, LLC 4.959 00J C Licht / Epco Painting S Stanley Consultants. Inc 167,818.25 Payroll Build cam Network 3,903.63 Decorating Centers 3,743 01State Disbursement Unit Illinois 28,14916 Under 25,000.00 Fakhoory, Amir Gier. Jessica Parmer, Reena Terhzzi, Dominico Rivera, Daisy Builders Asphalt 13,027.64Joke the Striper 4,65000State Treasurer IL Dept nl Trans. 20.79034 Patel. Jesal 'flchota. Juliana 5.774 00 JG Uniformo Inc 3,529.79 Accardo, Anthosy Falcone, Alyssa Kader. Heather Romero, Federico Boniness Only Bnoadbavd Stride Awards 4,089.00 Achim, Anthony Feder, Eileen Kolar, Jamie Patel, Manee Timmreck. Steven Rasse, Francheska Call One 33,316.15 JULIE Inc 3,178 44 Sabarbar Tree Consortium 73,722 00 Aguiniga, Isaac Fulano. Adedamola Krakowka, Linsey Payne. Audloole Tornata, Bianca Silva. Ramiro Canon Solutions America, Inc 7,703.26KGI Landscaping Co 41.25000 Sunburst Sportswear Inc 16,138 41 Ahmed, Zarbab Folkes. Barbara Kuchurio, Christopher Pedi. Linda Tnieu, Jastin Wagner, Paul Case Loto, Inc 18,609.25Kieoler'o Police Supply 9.498 98 Landeis, Victoria Peralta, Tiara Turry, Gerald Sangard Public Secton 26,800 00 Amick. Stetani Freeman. Merle Weidner, Mark Cassidy Tire 18,196.30Kraft, Aaron 5.00000 Anderson, Carmen Gallagher. Kathryn Lawson, Nicole Perez, Kriotian Volpe, Lake Supply Works 6,70946 Zitkus, Colleen COW Government 35.708 30L3 Communications Antic, Grace Gallagher, Peter Lazar, John Petrov, Amanda Voss, Claire Swansor, Peten 2.736 00 Chicago Communications LLC 21,752.26Mobile Vision Inc. 47,499.35 Aparicio, Ismael Gantert, Natalie Laziara. Katharine Pineda, Jenny Voss, Lauren T PI Building Code 75,000.00 . 99.999 99 Chicago Metropolitan Fire Lakeohore Alhletic Services 8,351.50 Arabelovic, Anela Garcia, Victoria Lebens, Nick Pinkerton, SaraE Walek, Melissa Landscape Concepto Management 22,680.00Consultants Inc 255.99035 Lee, Won Pvokuo, Daniel Whitfield, Lyndsay Bakalar, Joshua Prevention Co 62,251 30 Aadiohe, Christina Gartner, Alenandra Tasen International 11,359 46 Avila-Marptiy, BriannaGartner. Manimiliao Levisnn, Emily Pollen, Elise Williams, Ala Burr, Ricky Chicago Tnibaoe 6.81550Launa, Justin 4,965.76 Telrepco Inc 16.391 77 Ayele. Aschalew Gavoel, Branden Liss, Megtian Raciti, Mark Wivion, Martin Cans, Ricardo Chicagoland Paving Laaterbach S Amen LP 34,190.00 IFA Signs B.t 73.00 Babbo, Lorenzo Gassel, Jason Litt, Ryan Ramahi, Jasmine Yon. Rebecca Day, Mitchell Contractors Inc. 391,85704Lawson Products Inc 5,352.27 Babcock, Connor Gaosel, Jessica Lopez, Jhoanna Ramahi, Sirene Yun, SaraE Falsen, Patrick Christopher Borke Engineering 552,427.93Lee Jensen Sales Co 4,059.88The Blau Line 2.683 00 Bajric, Jacqueline Geary, Martin Maneo, Samantha Reese. Elizabeth Zahirnvic, Aldiana Granlund, Eric City nf Chicago Dept nf Waten 2,051 .928 44Lincolnwood Auto Csnst, Inc 10,378 86The Faucet Shoppe 5,08850 Baker. Sarah Geergaras. Angie Maldonado, Bryan Robert000, Aleya Zahirovic, Alma Irsuto, Nicholas Clark Baird Smith, LLP 10,3000Lionheart Critical Powen The Fan Ones 5,55600 Robertson. Kyle Zeid, Larry Bandor, Nicole Georgopoalos, Maldonado. Marvin Kieca, Michael ClearCompany HRM 6,747.00 Specialists Inc 8.53997The Peace ScEool 3,85434 Leonidao Malinowski. JosephineRodriguez, Andrew Ziccardi, Julia Barr. Emily Knows, Matthew ClientFirst Consulting Group LLC 248,690.29Loeben Motors Incorporated 128,051.31The Sidwell Co 28,410.50 Barr, TEoman GeragEty, Grace Mangan, Joseph Roeseler. Andreas Letoon, Andrew College of Dapage 6.476 00Lowe's Busiosus Acc/GECF 36,534.79Thompson Elevator Inspectien Bass. Barry Gesiakowski-Szorc, Mangino, AntEony Roeseler. Stefan 25,000.00 ' 49.999.99 Liss, Mary Commonwealth Edison 167,68827Lund Industries 17,114.19 Service Inc. 12.92000 Bautista, Brian Tina McCoy, Tìmothy Rabaci, Arm Cano. Yaoin Martin, Sandra Cook CountyTreanurer 3.680.000.00Lorvey Landscape Supply 5,17473Timothy W Sharpe 2.90000 Bled500, Kraig Ghawi, Neoreen McDonald. Duncan Rukin, Samuel Devi, Pardeep Cook County Treasurer 500.000 00M A T 1.5 Parts 3,904.26 Bokor, Jessica Gillespie, Gregory McFarland. Heather Salsa), Jalia Eddy, Elizabeth Meister, William 1KB Associates Inc 2,638 00 Credit Union One 21,970.00MABAS Divioon III 5,250.00 Beadouvas, Ellena Gilman, Sarah McGovern, Patricia Sa)na), Mary Fletcher. Aryn Meyer, Charles Total Administrative Sers Corp 67.66966 Madison National Lite 3,91938 Bnasheh, Amany Golden, Kathryn McGrath-Kim, Jalie Saleh, Christina Glowacki, Julie Miura, Clifford CarrentTechnologies Corp 5.51200 Traffic Control S Protection 9,656 75 Bramlett, Terrance Golden, Lily McGuigan. Katelin Sawchack. Caley Godinez, Sergio Nanez, Lois Currie Motors 28,297.00Maine-Niles Association Iran AIro 3,00000 126,204.47 Bright. Grace Grant, Dillon McMahes. John Schaefer. Timnthy Issac. Jissenia Pet rsshias. Douglas D'original Jazz Dance Groap 21,855,40 uf Special Recnealinn Treasurer State of Illinois 295,085.28 McManao, Kevin Schar. Glenn Kindt, Lester Dahme Mechanical Industries 68,588 88Marc Printing 20,887.34 Bright. Hannah Grsenfield, Neal Pignats, Michael Tri-t System Incorporated 5,70000 Barns. Kelly Greenlaw, Andrew Melts, Martin Schelberger, Samantha Masini. Encovo Dallas Midwest 3.392 00MaRnas S Company 3,500.00 Resendiz, Hipolito Irs Link Fence S Prodacts 3,004 85 Byrne, Margaret Greenatein. Charles Michael, Asherena Schick, Annika Narniovicz. Laura Dallas, Themas 3.000 00Marlin Implemest Sales Inc 7,742.47 Rivas. Jesus Tyler Technologies 71,76500 Cachila, Samantha Gallickoon, Mark Miller, Caleb Schick, Robert Pazdan, Amanda Deibel Laboratories of Illiosis Inc 116,711 lBMcCann. Patnick 39,162.00 Rodrigaez. Adolf n U.S FoodService, Inc. 26,73902 Callahan, Erin Hammel, Doaglas Mis. Paul Schmidt, Antonia Resendiz, Ivan Dell Marketing. L.P 12,862.02Meade Electric Company Inc 8,722.31 Mitchell, Byron Schroeder, Kelly Vega, Manuel Rsdnigaez, Jesus United States Postal Service 17,60776 Canchela. Kevin Harris, Frank Detroit Salt Company 35.941.23Menini Cartago Inc 18,174.63 Cannizzaro. Vito Harvey-Camillone. Mitchell, Katherine Schalman, KylaRose Vering. Linda Viggiano, Joseph United State Treasury 1,772,367.94 Devon Lincoln TIF 250,000.00 MES 4,120.44 Cantic, Aida Maeve Mora, Karol Schalman, Robyn Wienski, Jesse Urhaasen Greenhoaoe 4.01680 Dille, Grace 4,200.00Metro Tank and Pamp Company 10,154.99 Capizzi, Robert Heins, Anna Morales, Laura Schaltz, Ann 50,000.00 ' 74,999.99Williams. Raymond Document Management Soluti000 Inc 5.584 64Metropolitan Family Services 4,500 00USA Wireless Satellite 1V 4.29500 Carleton, Allison Henderson, Ashlee Moran, Patrick Sencisn, John Antooz, Olivia Zwik, Keith MGP Inc 46,001 03Utility Dynamics Cerpsration 415,40959 Clrifa. Nancy Henderson. Sean Morgan, Javon Senior, Amy Banuelno. Manuel Door Systems Inc 5.30000 Midco Dining S Marine Services, Inc. VCG Uniform 5,463.60 Clarke, Cecilia Herman, Beryl Morgan. Joshaa Shah, Roshni Bialek, Andrew 100.009.00-124.999.99 Dvnglao Truck Parto 6,318.64 2,699.00 4,855.92Veniznn Wireless 31,61763 Cohen, Nicole Hermer, Conos Moskal, TEomau Shaikh, Man/am Braovac, Jozetina Engelmann, Ashley 35 Arms 4.281 50Midwest Ground Covers 8,240.69Vermeer-Illinois Inc 6,444 91 Connolly. Kristen Hester, Annie Mollies. Andrew Shaker, Roan Carbenneaa. Claire Gordon, Jeffrey Dunleavy Conotraction Co. 2.500 00Midwest Induotrial Lighting Morillo, Sabino Shearer, Lily Chriotakis. Maureen Midwest Meter Inc 57,072.79Vermont Systems. Inc. 2,2 15.29 Cnntreras. Matthew Hoban, Anna Knapp. Michael Ountemann, Mark 3.060 00 Cope. Ronald Hochberg, David Murphy, Ellie Shearer, Violette Cook. 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Brandon Nadelman, Benjamin Singdi, Mazzamnnil Guillen. David Walsh. John Enncor Services Team Mechanical Inc 80.604 45Niles Township Food Pantry 4,760.00 DeLacy, Jahn Kahn, Richard O'Hara, Barbara Smiegowski, Keith Han. Jimmy Valic Mahanem 3,750 00 3,00000NIPSTA 6,898.00 Delisi, Sokol Karamav, Sven O'Malley. Emmett Smith. Cheryl Harris, Benjamin 125,000.00 and Over Emelita C Co Warehoase Direct 24,64903 ESRI 4.700 00North East MaltiRegional Training ,31000 Donnes, Terri Kast. Victor O'Mailey. Maximilian Snyder, Shayne Karras. John LaMantia. Robert We Got Game 3,23400 Kanprzyk. Kathryn Essential Equipment Solutions 10,316,23North Regional Malor Crimes 4.100 00 Dçurnvic. Amel Keegan. Elizabeth Ocana. Olivia Seria. Bertha Macaluso, David Wells Fargo Corporate Olivares. Brandy Spino. Jennifer Korol. Oleg Eterno Attorney at Law David 8.655 00North Sabarban Employee Benefit 1,197.79400 Dvmer, Matthew Keith. Bethany Martin, Lawrence Trust Services 791,300.00 Donley, Catherine Kelly, Caroline Oribello. Fredrich Stanton. Mary Grace Katchsr, Karen Esecutive Partnern 14,535.32North Suburban Employee McNellis. Stephen WeIbFargo Vendor Fin Seno 18,61834 Downes. Ryan Kesner, Tyler Joshua Stern. Adrienne Martinez, Jesus FGM Anchilects 3,750 00 Benefit Cuoyerative 10,412.00 Merkel, Robert West Side macton Sales 11,576.55 Duffy CoIm Khovry, Katherine Oribello, Jade Slipanicev. Lena Mazzetf i. Joan Filstfe Construction Inc 69,575.00Northeastern IL Reg. Crime Lab 19.785 00 O'Connor, Timothy Westmoot Auto Parts 5,153.23 Domes, Kyle King, Erin Ont, Kimberly Sah. Jame Monarrez. Abelardo Fitness Factoy Outlet 3,606.56Northern Illinois Police 'Orlich. Karen Montalvo, Aureliano Rathmell. Randall Wirfs Inrsuntnies 6,731.50 Dyer. Kaylie Kinney. Brandon Swanson, Peter Floors by Marcel. Inc 4,488.00 Alarm System 15,558.27 Elliott, Colleen Klafta. Olivia Ortega-Lobera. Hipolito Tang, Ryan Pisa. Jose Stewart, Schenita Woodwurd Printing Services 31,33123 FSCI Corporate Office 25.237.82Nsrthweot Mvoicipal Conference 6,706.00 Elster. Lawrence Klatzco. Craig Paloma, Sofia Taylor, Chrystal Rimdzius, Melissa Wiberg, Timothy Work' N Gean LLC 9,23263 Galassi, Robert 3,910.00Nu lops Leisane Preducts 3,875.75 Wright Aatsmnlive Galls Incorporated 3,490.16O'Connor Timothy 7,665 00 25.43400 Xeroe Buvinesu Services LLC 4,72500 REVENUE SUMMARY. Ganvey, Diane 6,089.46O'Leary's Contractor Equip 5,15086 Fiscal Year: 2016/2017 Gen Ki Karate 3,1 78 00Orange Crush LLC 10.10570liebell Water Service Piedad 8,954 74 Zoll Data System Property Taxes -6,258.757 . Sales Tao -7.238,165 ; Utility Tax- 898,948: Income Tax- 1.192.266. Motor Fael/Gas Tao -64.4.766 ; Other Ssate General Code, LLC 5,250.43OSA Integrated Seluti555 LLC 94,691 58 4.070 00 Sources-1 .383.704 ; Licenses & Permds-2,075,6B4; Fines S Fvrfeitures-340,950, Charges fon Services-2.042.559 ; Water and Sewer Fund Gewalt Hamilton Ansociateu Inc 158,251 51Panamedic Services st lllinsio 2,775,13354Zoll Medical Corporation GPO 12,465.94 Changes-4.775.555; lnterest-339.07B ; Property Sales 6 Donations-148,468; Reimbursements & Rents-153,489; Grants -975.646 ; Police Employ- Globe Constraction 99,544 40Patten Industries 6,82000Under 2,500 349,174,2 1 ee S Employer Contributions-2,271.777 ; Police Pension lncome-1,534,071 Golf Mill Ford 12,98518Personnel Strategies LLC 4,450.00 Totals - $32,265,963 G0vHR Usa 18,623.35Perspectives 3,850.00Grand Total 24,932,579.70 COMMUNITY REAL ESTATE HOMES IN YOUR AREA

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Upgraded four-bedroom, 4.5-bath home. Three-bm, 2.5bath home Updated Three-bedroom, two-bathroom home Three-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom corner Wrap-around porch. Two-story foyer. kitchen features granite counters, stain- with single car carage. New interior paint. ranch with two kitchens. First floor has Kitchen features granite counters, tile less steel and breakfast bat Kitchen opens Open floor plan, hardwood floors, blinds open layout with new kitchen, granite hacksplash, island, eating area and butler's to great room with vaulted, beamed ceil- and newer windows. Living room with countertops and stainless steel appliances. pantry Adjacent dining room with hay ings, fireplace and surrounding floor to custom stone fireplace and cherry wood Living and dining rooms also on main window. Gas fireplace in family room. ceiling windows.landaped, fiillyfenceF mantle opens to dining room. Newer level. Jacuzi in bath. Hardwood floors. First-floor den/office. Master suite has backyard with new deck and fire pit. eat-in Kitchen with 42-inch cabinets, Finished lower level with two bedrooms, tray ceiling and walk-in closet. Full fin- Master suite with separate sitting area granite counters and storage. Naturally lit full bath and another open kitchen.Two- ished basement with extra room, theater/ and an elevated, screened-in porch. Mas- lower level. Backyard lawn, deck and car detached garage. rec area, kitchenette, second laundry area, ter bath with heatedfioors, double sinks garden shed. Garage has new door and storage, exercise room and steam shower. with onyx counters and marble shower. space for bikes. Address:7356 N. Kolmar Ave. Price:$549,900 Address:403 N. White Deer Trail Address:450 Clavey Lane Address:304 Voltz Road Schools:Nues West High School Price:$650,000 Price:$549,000 Price:$359,000 Taxes:$6,492 Schools:Vernon Hills High School Schools:Highland Park High School Schools:Glenbrook North High School Agent:Keith Wolf/USRealty.com Taxes:$16,886 Taxes:$11,894 Taxes:$4,467 Agent:Sandra Locascio/ Agent:Debbie Glickman/ Agent:Rene Nelson/ Listings from Homeflnder.com RE/MAX Suburban Baird & Warner The Hudson Company

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Travel back in time to 1930s Chicago with A Century ofProgress: A Photographic Tour ofthe 1933-34 Chicago World's Fair. This historical collection features more than 100 rare - and in sorne cases, unpublished - photographs documenting the fair's construction, demolition and everything in between. Readers will glimpse the technological feats and futuristic exhibits that characterized the fair, as well as elements of lasciviousness and insensitivity that, while clearly on display during the exposition, may prove shocking to modern readers.

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748 Rockland Ave, Lake Bluff Brett Engelland & Wendy Ralph I Bartels 08-08-17 $469,000 Delor Honeycutt 08-03-17 $290,000 1319 N Arlington Heights Rd. LauraA hie Engelland Arlington Heights l2409QuasseyAve, Lake Bluff Amanda Fischer Eight One Holdings Lic 08-08-17 $649,000 2106 N Coldspring Pd, Arlington Donald D Olson & Nancy A Olson Peterson Trust 08-03-17 $345,000 Heights 309 Rothbury Ct, Lake Bluff Michael Ross & Jennifer Ross David J Ieclercg 08-08-17 $820,000 4021 N Harvard Ave, Arlington Jaspreet Singh Brar & SatwinderAlexander Timberg 08-03-17 $450,000 1301 N Western Ave, # 131, Lake Albert Ugolini Robert H Kaeding 08-02-17 $172,000 Heights Js Brar Forest

L) 1235 Walnut Ave, Arlington Tommy Y Kim Christine Nielsen Czuprynski 08-03-17 $475,000 151 ELaurelAve,#304, Lake Michael J Oconnell Stephen P Gretz 07-31-17 $422,500 Heights Forest 238 Winding Oak Ln, Buffalo Jihyun Kim LindaCarfagna 07-31-17 $202,500 1214 Griffith Pd, Lake Forest Joseph Stephens & Carly Cody W Beauregard 08-02-17 $445,000 Grove Horvath 2525 Live Oak Ln, Buffalo Grove Stephen E Seltz & Erin L Sabath Harley Hasenberg 08-0947 $242,500 374 E Wisconsin Ave, Lake Forest Vaibhav Bhatt & Jenny M David Werner Emma 08-09-17 $456,000 Ulvestad 122 E Fabish Dr, Buffalo Grove Pakesh Kuppihi & Tejaswi Devara Shaun M Friziehle 08-02-17 $245,000 1165 Ranch Rd. Lake Forest Elizabeth Baruffi & Domenic Ivan R Bracic 08-09-17 $540,000 Mary Bown Drell 08-09-17 1075 providence In, Buffalo Nagaraj Narayana Poa & $250,500 Rinaldi .'9 Grove Sriramya Bangalore Prabhakar 1415 Fairway Dr, Lake Forest Gorden E Jennings & Mary Diane R Czerwinski 07-31-17 $780,000 Joseph T Hahn & Elizabeth T Young Joo Choe 08-08-17 $252,000 1336 Fairfax In, Buffalo Grove Katherine Hays Hahn 2035 Amberley Ct, Lake Forest Nancy D Samuelson K Hovnanian Amberley Woods 08-09-17 $800,000 772 Old Checker Pd, Buffalo Chang H Park JakeChung 07-31-17 $259,000 LIc Grove 972 Beverly Pl, Lake Forest lnga E Jezewska Francis Abseneault 08-02-17 $889,000 220 Woodstone Dr, Buffalo GroveKumar Anshuman Singh & RichaRonald J Weiser 08-09-17 $282,000 lain 1275 S Cascade Ct, Lake Forest Viktor Brisku & Adriana Brisku Robed Pratt 08-09-17 $900,000 2 Buckingham Ln, Buffalo Grove Aditya Potukuchi & Satya Tae H Bae 08-02-17 $285,000 766 N Sheridan Rd. Lake Forest Michael Walsh & lisa Walsh Kenneth R IandisJr 08-08-17 $909,000 Bhagavatula 1120 Country Club Pd, Lake Joshua Blick & Robbyn Blick David Jane 08-08-17 $250,000 17 Marquette Pl, Buffalo Grove Michael Kusevskis & Brigitte R Terry David Stephenson 08-11-17 $295,000 Zurich Kusevskis 905 Pheasant Ridge Dr, Lake Daniel Christmann & Melissa Ben A Frillman 08-02-17 $265,000 1221 Larraway Dr, Buffalo Grove Scott C Pechter & Van Tien Eunice Vi 07-31-17 $298,000 Zurich Prusank Pechter 23466 N Garden In, lake Zurich lgor Vatsiv Adam Wojtyla 07-31-17 $335.000 272 Manor Dr. # A, Buffalo Grove Parth M Thakkar & Ankita P Sen Yilin Zhang 07-31-17 $321,000 548 Regency Dr, Lake Zurich Kyle Wallenberg & Lauren Paul J Fajnor 08-08-17 $470,000 2551 Waterbury In, Buffalo Sharda V Adewar 13 Holding LIc 08-09-17 $322,500 Wallenberg Grove 719 Huntington Dr, Lake Zurich Jeffrey D Fleming & Michele M Henry M Zobel 08-02-17 $470,000 222 Timber Hill Pd, Buffalo GroveJucoma Stagen DavidWandrey 08-03-17 $340,000 Fleming 1025 Shambhiss Ct, Buffalo GroveYounghwan Park Gregory Park 08-08-17 $350,000 152 E Winchester Pd, 8 D, MayurSahadeo Kadam & Puia lauraJ Gaines 08-08-17 $147,500 Libertyville Singh -'--- 2521 Waterbury In, Buffalo Saikiran Jandyala & Sandhya Mercy Malaluan Santos 08-08-17 $358.000 Grove Jandyala 716 Caliente Ct, Libertyville Lorri M Kleinmuntz & Oren J C Patrick Hardwick 08-09-17 $227,500 Kleinmuntz 1113 Lockwood Dr, Buffalo GroveJianxin Bi & Vingxin Zhon Robert Baer 0808-17 $385,000 1970 Bob O Link In, Libertyville Keith Knighton & Leah Knighton Matthew Condron 07-31-17 $320,000 910 Hohlystone In, Buffalo Grove Margaret M Fruhbauer AndrewJ Zehnder 08-02-17 $410,000 2011 ForeSt Creek In, libertyvilleStephen L Christensen & Kathleen Logehin Trustee 07-31-17 $325,000 Michael Atkinson Leon & Ashley Kevin G Forsman 08-09-17 $435,000 2 Burnt Ember Ct, Buffalo Grove Cathleen M Christensen Atkinson Leon 30169 N Park Ln, Libertyville Adam Garvanian Richard L Bookie 07-31-17 $330,000 2121 Apple Hill Ln, Buffalo Grove Venkateswarlu Yagnamurthy & Sudhakar Manne 08-08-17 $435,000 Nirmala Rekha Yagnamurthy 507 Circle Dr, Iibertyville trin Landmeier Michael P ZOto 08-09-17 $345,500 1317 Madison Dr, Buffalo Grove Edukondalu Yarlagadda & Jason Olsen 08-09-17 $443,000 400 E Austin Ave, Libertyvihle Rachel A Urso Julie A Johnson 08-09-17 $355,000 Gayathri Yarlagadda 28495 N Oak In, Libertyvihle MichaelDAtz Atz Trust 08-09-17 $375,000 1292 Sandhurst Dr, Buffalo Grove Tomson George & Kelly George David Greenwald 08-08-17 $450,000 808 Liberty Bell Ct, libertyville Ryan H Springer & Alicia Spring- Pussert Trust 08-09-17 $382,000 132 Easton Ct, Buffalo Grove Anil Kumar Peechara & Lavanya Weekley Homes LIc 07-31-17 $462,500 er Machineni 15670 W ldlewood In, Liber- Mario Zwingmann & Yuet Mei Casa Investing LIc 07-31-17 $396.000 44 Somerset Ln, Buffalo Grove Jian Zhou & hmm Tan Paul E Somerstorfer 08-09-17 $465,000 tyville Khong 1390 Devonwoocl Ct, Buffalo Joseph C Sneed & Alexandra S Phihhip Ganbarg 07-31-17 $475,000 1906 S Osprey In, Libertyville Abmed H Salem & Safas A Karen L Levin 08-08-17 $358,000 Grove Sneed Ibrahim 68 Chestnut Ter, Buffalo Grove Imran lqbal & Tayyaba lqbal Jong Sung Vu 08-11-17 $487,500 1208 Parliament Ct, Libertyville Brett Hoffman & Katie Hoffman Stephen Down 08-09-17 $465,000 150 Pauline Ave, Buffalo Grove Heidi Cohen & Barry Cohen Simon Mezher 08-11-17 $495,000 1828 S Waxwing Ln, Libertyville Doug Chang & Bongyeon Chang John Dargis 08-09-17 $470,000 510 Newtown Dr, Buffalo Grove Gene Vekelchik & Yelena Lisa B Shuma Ttee 08-02-17 $580,000 1116 Deborah Cir, Libertyville William A Hansson & Jennifer Z Thomas E Milowski 08-09-17 $522.500 Obrubova Hansson 600 Hackberry Ct W, Buffalo Mary Kim Ira Katz 08-08-17 $615,000 14233 Oakwood Ct, Libertyville Duane T Rakestraw & Melissa A Steven A Schmid 08-09-17 $570,000 Grove Pakestraw '4k. 2loThompson Blvd. Buffalo Valerie D Hendrickson Howard N Geltner Trust 08-02-17 $620,000 2175 Irene In, libertyville Mark C Moellering & Anna M wdhiam A Hansson 08-02-17 $600.000 Grove Moellering 960 S River Rd. # 406, Des PlainesKim L Signaigo & John A Gages Callaghan Trust 08-03-17 $90,000 l2O4Jaimee Ln, Libertyville Brendon Ricart & trin Picad Mark Clark 08-11-17 $820.000 9331 Landings In, 8 303. DeS TomaSz Ciesielski Malgorzata Dudowicz 08-03-17 $125,000 29820 N River Dr, Libertyville Michael Templeton & Jennifer Richard H Koib Jr 08-09-17 $670,000 Plaines Templeton 1436 EThacker St,# 207, Des Nicole A Smith JamesEHamill 08-03-17 $155,000 31149 Sage Ct. Libertyville Steven Schmid Anton Voelker 08-08-17 $775,000 Plaines 6Ashford Ct, lincolnshire Thomas C Ko & Young Soon KO Ssyh Technology Jt Enrich Inve 08-09-17 $335,000 170 N WolfRd, Des Plaines Joe Park & Rei Yaginuma Pomuald LulkiewiCz 08-03-17 $360.000 8 Court Of Mohawk Vly, Lin- Martha Peterson Katherine A Puffer 08-09-17 $400,000 1507 Lee St, Evanston Conrad J Holtzman & Elizabeth AJohn W Madison li 08-03-17 $375,000 colnshire Holtzman 5 Reliance In, Lincoinshire Richard Duda & Dianne Duda Anthony Hanes 08-09-17 $527,500 2010 lincoln St, Evanston Joshua R Zorger & Jaclyn T Ian H Turvill 08-03-17 $839,000 Zorger 5506 lincoln Ave, 8 A-424, Sukhjinder Singh Karolen Vounan 08-03-17 $118.500 Morton Grove 700 Cobblestone Cir, 8 E, Alex Pankov Evan Hakeem 08-03-17 $138,000 Glenview 8905 Marion Ave, Morton Grove Dimitrios Tragas & Amalia Alia Kolovic 08-03-17 $352,000 Hobitakis 1828 Wildberry Dr, # C, GlenviewBen Z Raiber & Anna Raiber Jonathan Klemptner 08-03-17 $325,000 7120 W Niles Ave, Niles Christine L Deering Zofia Kuczek 08-03-17 $380.000 l36Juhie Dr, Glenview Jason lake Kevin Le 08-03-17 $365,000 8440 W Clara Dr, Niles Teresa Neumayer & Steve Alicia Koszyk 08-03-17 $752,500 2544 Violet St, Glenview Douglas Spaete & Layhi Sapete Jens P Sydor 08-03-17 $625.000 Neumayer

31 Squire Pd, Hawthorn Woods Young J Choe Voss Bong Huh 08-09-17 $400,000 1217 CramSt, Park Ridge Newton Takyip Ii & James Dat Le Carl Moshovitis Md 08-03-17 $395.000 11 Park Place Cir, Hawthorn Kathleen Taylor Ronald F Rynes 08-08-17 $420,000 1921 Cedar St, Park Ridge Brett J Mazurek & Angelika A Thomas H Garcea Jr 08-03-17 $410,000 Woods Mazurek 26 Middletree In, Hawthorn Joseph Oh & Elizabeth S Oh KlausSchilde 08-08-17 $535,000 132 Wilma Pl, Park Ridge Brian J Cloney & Kathryn L Pusczan Trust 08-03-17 $460.000 Woods Cloney 29671 N Environ Cir, Lake Bluff Pamela H Vager & Cameron A Has Yang 08-11-17 $410.000 Vager 805 Foster Ave, Lake Bluff Marco A Mendoza & Precious D Robert Williams 08-09-17 $447,000 This list is not Intended to be a complete record ofall real estate transactions. Mendoza Data compiled by Record Information Services 630-557-1000 public-record.com COMMUNITY CALENDAR

Listings are subject to change. through American visual artists from the of the school, see classes in action, meet Gallery. Admission is free and open to Please call the venue in advance. mid-1940s through the 1960s. This is the staff, and receive a brief presenta- the public. 4 p.m. Friday, Dittmar Me- when Blake became a model of non- tion. Prospective parents get their ques- morial Gallery, Northwestern University conformity, individuality and resistance tions answered. To reserve a spot, con- 1999 Campus Drive, Evanston, free, Thursday, Nov. 2 to authority lOam, daily, Mary and tact suetrinitywilmette.org. 9:15 am. 847-491-2348 Leigh Block Museum of Art, Northwest- Thursday, Trinity United Methodist Paul Thorn Band:8p.m. Thursday, ern University 40 Arts Circle Drive, Church, 1024 Lake Ave., Wilmette, free Marriage and Company with Eli Evanston Space, 1245 Chicagx) Ave., Evanston, free, 847-491-4000 Finkel and William Brown:Eli Finkel Evanston, $20-$40,847-492-8860 is a Northwestern professor of social Moose Hall Power Marketing Friday, Nov. 3 psychology who joins "Company" direc- ETHS frosh/soph play - "She Kills Lunches: Backiinking & BlogsMoose tor William Brown for this conversation. Monsters":Evanston Township High Hall Power Lunches focus on timely "Disney's Aladdin irr:Welcome to The conversation follows the 7:30 p.m. School presents the fall Frosh/Soph topics in two-hour sessions, perfect for Agrabah, City ofEnchantment, where opening night performance of"Com- Production "She Kills Monsters" in the busy marketing professionals. Nov. 2: every bear has a story and every camel pany." This event's tickets are included ETHS Little Theater. Tickets are avail- The Power of Bacldinking for Optimized has a tail. All ofyour favorite characters with purchase of a ticket to "Company." able at https://www.showclix.com/ Visibility. 11:30 am. Thursday, Celtic are here in this stage adaptation of the 9:45 p.m. Friday, Josephine Louis Thea- event/fall-freshsoph-play---she-kills- Chicago, Inc., 8120 Lehigh Ave #100, Disney hit including Aladdin, Jasmine tre, Northwestern University 20 Arts monsters or at the door. The comedy Morton Grove, $75, 847-647-7500 and of course, the Genie. 7p.m. Friday, 2 Circle Drive, Evanston, free, 847-491- takes us into the world of fantasy role- p.m. and 6p.m. Saturday, and 2 p.m. 7282 playing games that is laden with homi- The Changing Middle East: Country Sunday, Prairie Lakes Community Cen- cidal fairies, nasty ogres and '90s pop Profiles:This discussion finds com- ter Theatre, 515 E Thacker St, Des Stephen Sondheim Celebrated by culture. 7p.m. Thursday, 4p.m. Friday plexit3 variety, inconsistency and vola- Plaines, $11-$14, 847-516-2298 Wirtz Center:Northwestern Universi- and 7p.m. Saturday, Evanston Township tility, but also creativity, openness, hu- ty's Wirtz Center for the Performing High School, 1600 Dodge Ave., Ev- mor and democracy Many nations are Simply Three:8p.m. Friday, Evanston Arts presents "Company" from Nov. 3 to anston, $5, 847-424-7130 visited: Iran, IraSyria, Israel, Saudi Space, 1245 Chicago Ave., Evanston, 19 in the Ethel M. Barber Theater. 7:30 Arabia, Yemen, Turkey, Egypt and other $20-$50,847-492-8860 p.m. Friday, 7:30 p.m. Saturday and 2 Dlttmar Features Nature-Inspired nations, ranging from the volatile to the p.m. Sunday, Josephine Louis Theatre, Scratchboard Works:"Storylines,"an very promising. Also visit some signifi- Imagine U presents "Steilaluna": Northwestern University, 20 Arts Circle exhibit of new scratchboard works by cant Muslim regions in Africa and even Stellaluna is a baby fruit bat This story is Drive, Evanston, $6-$30, 847-491-7282 Lisa Goesling, will be on view through touch on Southeast Asia. 10a.m. Thurs- recommended for children ages 3 to 8. Nov. 27 at Northwestern University's day, North Shore Senior Center, 161 Young audiences delight in the music, Sacred Love - Songs ofthe Se- Dittmar Memorial Ga1lery Nature is the Northfield Road, Northfleld, $49 mem- artistic puppetry and dance and they can phardim:The Newberly Consort pre- inspiration for Goesling's designs and ber; $68 nomnember, 847-784-6030 empathize with Stellaluna as she swoops sents a program featuring traditional her works capture its fleeting forms. 10 and crashes through the forest trying to songs ofthe Sephardic Jews at the time a.m. Thursday, Dittmar Memorial iPhone and IPad Advanced Tips: If be just like her adopted bird family. 7 when they were exiled from Spain in Gallery, Northwestern University, 1999 you feel like you are not getting as much p.m. Friday, ii am. and 2 p.m. Saturday, 1492. 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These will allow you to University, 1949 Campus Drive, Ev- can and Spanish Baroque music. 8 p.m. William Blake and the Age of Aquar- maximize your use and become a power anston, $6-$12,847-491-7282 Friday, Mary Galvin Recital Hall at ius: This exhibition explores the impact user. 1p.m. Thursday, North Shore Sen- Northwestern University, 70 Arts Circle of British visionary poet and artist ior Center, 161 Northfield Road, North- Opening Reception for "Storylines" Drive, Evanston, $40-$50, 773-669-7335 William Blake on a broad range of field, $19 member; $25 nonmember, Exhibit at Dittmar:An opening recep- American artists in the post-World War 847-784-6030 fon with artist Lisa Goesling for her House of Torment:This Halloween II period. 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Calendar, from Page 79 and runs from noon to 2 p.m. For more p.m. Saturday, Hal and Martha Hyer- Shabbat Yoga:Joanna Kaplan brings info: Beth Parsch, parschsbcgloba1.net Wallis Theater, Northwestern Uni- together Jewish spiritual heritage and coming to Chicago - House of Torment Noon Friday, Park Ridge Country Club, versity, 1949 Campus Drive, Evanston, the healing practice ofyoga. Comfort- Haunted House! Visit www.houseoftor- 636 North Prospect Ave., Park Ridge, $6-$12, 847-491-7282 able clothing is encouraged and bring mentchicago.com for more information $25 per person, 847-424-0600 your own mat for this session, open to all and to buy tickets before they sell out. Be 30th Anniversary ExhIbit OpenIng levels from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. 11a.m. sure to check the website for exact dates "Rocket City, Aiabam":This play is for In Great Spirits:Raise your glass, Saturday, Congregation Beth Shalom, and times, as they may vary. 7p.m. Fri- based on a true story and is handled it's time to toast three decades of gor- 3433 Walters Ave., Northbroolç free, day and 7p.m. Saturday, House of Tor- with sensitivity and humor. It includes geous fine artjewelry. Enjoy an intoxi- 847-498-4100 ment Chicago, 8240 Austin Ave., Morton classic songs of the South like "Down by cating array ofbrand new designs from Grove, $19.99-$32.99, 224-888-1031 the Riverside" and "This Little Light of the series In Great Spirits, designed by Treasures and Trinkets Holiday Mine?' "Rocket City Alabam" presents Eve herselfin anticipation ofthe 30th Bazaar:This Annual Bazaar offers Spanish Storytime with Senora the moral dilemmas of idealism versus anniversary ofthçelfille Gallery these items for sale: handmade holiday Kus:Have a blast exploring the Spanish practicality and revenge versus forgiv- & Studio. Well be providinga "Bubbly crafts, sweaters and afghans, baked language with songs, stories, rhymes and eness. 7:30 p.m. Friday, 7:30 p.m. Sat- Bar" and festive refreshments, a visit goods, yesterday's treasures and much movement. 10a.m. Friday, Northbrook urday, 2 p.m. Sunday and 1:30 p.m. from Stan's Donuts truck, a live music more. Bring your wallet and a friend, Public Library, 1201 Cedar Lane, North- Wednesday, Skokie Theatre, 7924 N. ensemble and raffle prizes. RSVP in and support the Centennial Activity brook, free, 847-272-6224 Lincoln Ave., Skokie, $24- $34, 847-677- advance. Call 847-869-7920 or con- Center. Lunch is available for purchase. 7761 tactevejewe1ry.com. 5 p.m. Saturday, 10 a.m. Saturday, Centennial Activity Handel's "Messiah" - Chicago Mas- Eve J. AffilIe Gallery and Studio, 623 Center - Park Ridge Park District, 1005 ter Singers Fall Concert:Chicago Antiques and Modernism Winnetka Grove St., Evanston, free, 847-869-7920 Western Ave., Park Ridge, free, 847-692- Master Singers perform the complete Show:The 2017 Antiques + Modernism 3597 Handel's "Messiah" with the Ars Viva Winnetka Show (A+M Show) is pre- Saturday Kids Club for Ages 2-6 Symphony Orchestra conducted by Alan sented by The Woman's Board of Win- with Adult for November:Storytimes, "Barbr of Seville":Comedy prevails Heatherington and soloists Michelle netka Community House and is the crafts and just plain fun. These programs as Petite Opera presents Rossii's classic Areyzaga, soprano; Sarah Ponder, ultimate destination for interior design- will be awesome. 10:30 a.m. Saturday, translated into English. This new pro- mezzo-soprano; Klaus Georg, tenor; and ers, treasure hunters and collectors alike. The Book Market at Hangar One, 2651 duction, features the ever-loving Figaro, Gerard Sundberg, baritone. 7:30 p.m. 10a.m. Friday, 10 a.m. Saturday and 11 Navy Blvd., Glenview, free, 847-729-7500 and adds a new twist: the composer is a Friday and 7p.m. Sunday, Techny Tow- a.m. Sunday, Winnetka Community new character in the show, who acts as a ers, 2001 Waukegan Road, Northbrook, House, 620 Lincoln Ave., Wínnetka, $15 Artisan Market:Find fresh goods from type ofMC. Tickets: $27 adults; $25 $15-$48, 877-825-5267 in advance; $20 at door, 847-446-0537 Midwestern vendors at Lincoinwood seniors (age 62+); $15 students kinder- Town Center's winter farmers market garten through college (with student Washington Update: What's in Abigail Adams: First Lady Ahead of 10 a.m. Saturday, Lincolnwood Town ID); $5 children (5 and under). 7:30 p.m. Store for SS and Medicare: John Her Time:Beth Kelly, Ph.D., from Center, 3333 W Touhy, Lincolnwood, Saturday and 4 p.m. Sunday, St. Mary's Wasik reviews what's going on in Con- DePaul University, explores the remark- free Episcopal Church, 306 5. Prospect Ave., gress, provides some background, and able life of Abigail Adams, who was the Park Ridge, $5-$27, 847-826-0339 explores future policy changes on these wife of one president, John Adams, and The Great Scott Magic Show: Pre- issues. Since these topics change fairly the mother of another, John Quincy pare to be delighted as magician ScotL quickly these days, John presents the Adams. Although denied formal educa- Green flawlessly blends comedy and Sunday, Nov. 5 latest developments from Washington tion, she left a rich legacy of letters in magic in a show that is sure to keep the on various proposals to reform Social which she documented the issues faced whole family entertained. 11 a.m. Sat- "Raising Bertle":This powerful docu- Security and Medicare. 10 a.m. Friday, by women in the 18th century. 4p.m. urday, Northbrook Public Library, 1201 mentaly follows three young African- North Shore Senior Center, 161 North- Friday, The Woman's Exchange, 630 Cedar Lane, Northbrook, free, 847-2 72- American boys over the course of six field Road, Northfield, $12 member; $17 Lincoln Ave., Wínnetka, $20, 847-441- 6224 years as they grow into adulthood in nonmember, 847-784-6030 3406 Bertie County, N.C. The film offers a rare Best in TechGifts: Need some holiday in-depth look at the issues facing Ameri- Thomas Edison: America's Inven- Inoculating Your Daughter Against gift ideas for the tech lover in your ca's rural youth and the complex re- tor:R.J. Lindsey, as Thomas Edison, a Negative Body image:Our culture home? Mike Gershbein of technology lationships between generational pover- reveals stories of his youth as a 12-year- is body-obsessed and girls have a 1:8 training company, Very Smart People, t) educational equity and race. old candy butcher on the railroad, a chance of developing an eating disorder. discusses unique tech products for your 16-year-old itinerant telegrapher, and at Kartemquin film director Margaret Hear about options that parents, aunts holiday shopping list 1:30 p.m. Saturday, Byrne introduces the film and leads the 23 years earning $40,000 improving the and grandparents can use to help girls Northbrook Public Library 1201 Cedar discussion. No registration needed. 1:30 stock ticker for Wall Street. Edison de- achieve a positive body image. Led by Lane, Northbrook, free, 847-272-6224 tails the 1,000 attempts to perfect the p.m. Sunday, Glenview Public Library, Denise Hamburger, this discussion 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview, free, practical light bulb. 1p.m. Friday, North focuses on the seven practical steps to UnderstandIng the Grief Process: 847-729-7500 Shore Senior Center, 161 Northfield model healthy body esteem and healthy Learn about the griefprocess and share Road, Northfield, $12 member; $17 non- eating habits. 1p.m. Friday, The Wom- resources to guide our healing and com- NalloWrlMo Weekly Write-In: member, 847-778-4603 This an's Exchange, 630 Lincoln Ave., Wm- fort following the loss of a loved one or weekly November NalloWriMo write-in netka, $20, 847-441-3406 Mend. Presented by JourneyCare. 10 Fashion Show - Benefit the Park offers you space to talk with other writ- am. Saturday, Northbrook Public Li- ers and work on your novel. We'll also Ridge Community Fund:Join the brary, 1201 Cedar Lane, Northbrook, have computers ifyou need them, and

Park Ridge Chamber of Commerce for a Saturday, Nov. 4 free, 847-272-6224 r Fashion Show Luncheon to benefit the snacks to keep you fueled. 2 p.m. Sunday, Northbrook Public Library, 1201 Cedar Park Ridge Community Fund. The price "Stellaluna" Sensory Friendly and Elephant and PiUles, "We Are in a Lane, Northbrook, free, 847-272-6224 is per person and if paying by check, Play":Enjoy a musical experience, from please make it payable to Park Ridge Reiaxed:This performance of"Stel- laluna" is modified to provide a comfort- the pages ofthe beloved Elephant and Holiday BoutIque:This Holiday Bou- Community Fund. 11:30a.m. Friday, The Pige children's books every Saturday at Summit of Uptown, 10 N. Summit Ave., able and safe environment for children tique is open to the community on Sun- 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. through Nov. 11, at the day from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Choose from Park Ridge, $25,847-825-3121 with autism, learning differences and other sensory needs. This is the story of Northbrook Theatre. 10 am. and 1 p.m. vendors includingjewelry baby gifts, a lost baby fruit bat, taken in by a bird Saturday, Northbrook Theatre, 3323 personalized items, stationery, art, cloth- Park Ridge Alumnae Panhelienic Walters Ave., Northbrook, $12, 847-291- Club:The November program for the family. Additional information on modi- ing, serving pieces, luage, camp items, fications on the Imagine U website. 2 2995 club is "History - Chicago Landmarks," Turn to Calendar, Page 21 Calendar,fromPage 20 Shopping galore and raffle prizes of 847-272-6224 Glenview Road, Glenview, free, 847-72 9- donated merchandise from participating 7500 college gear and much more. They ac- vendors. A delicious lunch is available Gluseppl Verdi: Giant of Italian cept MasterCard, Visa and Discover. 9 for purchase. 10:30 am. Sunday, Beth Opera and of the Stage:No opera Tuesdays with Miss Fran - Ages 2 a.m. Sunday, Congregation Beth Shalom, Hillel Congregation Bnai Emunah, 3220 house can survive without productions and up with Adult:Miss Fran brings 3433 Walters Ave., Northbroolç free, Big Tree Lane, Wilmette, free, 847-256- ofVerdi's monumental works, including her stories and fun to the Iibrary 10:30 847-498-4100 1213 the blockbuster "Aida" Listen to magnif- am. Tuesday, Glenview Public Library, icent and powerful voices while Greg 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview, free, BlOOd Drive at Temple Beth israel: Lecture: Worid War I Memorials and Athnos explores the composer's genius. 847-729-7500 Temple Beth Israel Brotherhood Monuments:Suzanne Germann of io am. Monday, North Shore Senior through LifeSource host a Blood Drive Landmarks Illinois speaks about Illi- Center, 161 Northfield Road, Northileld, Catch the Book Buzi:Robert Had- from 8 a.m. to noon. Healthy adults, ages nois's World War I memorials and $12 member; $17 nonmember, 847-784- dock, Penguin Random House Library 17 and older (16 with parental permis- monuments at the Wilmette Historical 6030 Marketing and Sales Rep, will "buzz" sion) who weigh at least 110 pounds may Museum. The Museum is open from ito about upcomingbooks and offer the donate. Donors must bring a photo ID 4:30 p.m. on Sundays, so attendees are Tony Bennett: A Life of Art and audience an inside look at what to ex- and are encouraged to register in ad- able to browse its current exhibit "Over Music:Tony Bennett at 91 is still alive pect in the coming months. Excerpt vance. Walk-ins are welcome. Call for Here and Over There: Gross Point and and still swinging. Trace the rise of this samplers, book catalogs and tote bags more information or to make a reserva- Wilmette in World War I" before or son ofimmigrant parents to the top of available while supplies last Please tion. 8 a.m. Sunday, Temple Beth Israel, after the lecture. 2 p.m. Sunday, Wil- the charts in both music and art i p.m. register at glenviewpl.org/register or by 3601w. Dempster St., Skokie, free, 847- mette Historical Museum, 609 Ridge Monday, North Shore Senior Center, 161 calling. 7 p.m. Tuesday, Glenview Public 675-0951 Road, Wilmette, free Museum members; Northfield Road, Northfield, $12 mem- Library, 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview, $5 nonmembers, 847-853-7666 ber; $17 nonmember, 847-784-6030 free, 847-729-7500 Miracles of Hadassah:Hadassah Chicago-North Shore (CNS) Miracles of If Only i Could Sleep - HabIts for a Drop-in Movie:A family-friendly mov- Hadassah is an evening dessert recep- Monday, Nov. 6 Restful Night:Good sleep is vital to ie on the library's big screen. Children tion supporting Hadassah Medical Or- your health. Get the latest information under 8 must be accompanied by an ganization and its research, treatment on sleep medicine. Learn about the adult 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, Glenview Pub- and technology to continue saving lives Page Turners:"The Narrow Road to the Deep North," by Richard Flanagan, is symptoms, disorders, treatments, and lic Library, 1930 Glenview Road, Glen- across the world. The event features get sound advice on good sleep habits view, free, 847-729-7500 Hadassah Miracle, Liana Alvarez, who a novel of love and war. It traces the life of one man, an Australian surgeon, from that will help you get a good night's was "put back together like the pieces of sleep. i p.m. Monday, North Shore Sen- Free Workshop: Staying Safe On- a puzzle" by Hadassah doctors after a prisoner-of-war camp on the Thai- Burma Death Railway during World ior Center, 161 Northfield Road, North- line:Internet users need to know how sustaining traumatic and life-threat- field, $10 member; $15 member, 847- to avoid dangers such as identity theft ening injuries. 6:30 p.m. Sunday, Ev- War II, up to the present. Just drop in. i p.m. Monday, Glenview Public Library 784-6030. and credit card fraud. Sara Silver en- anston Golf Club, 4401 Dempster St., gages attendees in this discussion no Skokie, $54 per person, 847-205-1900 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview, free, 847-729-7500 Sit and Get Fit:Move your feet and get matter their level of"techpertise." Sara is fit while in your seat This multi-level the owner ofComputer Companion and No Shame on U Event Features Books in the Woods: "Before the class is suitable for those with limita- she shares cyber tips and resources. For Brian Cuban: Toraise awareness and tions who are seeking to improve muscle information, contact Karen Brownlee, break the stigma associated with mental Faii":This evening book discussion features "Before the Fall" by Noah Haw- tone, strength, and stamina. Standing [email protected]. 9:30 am. Thes- health, local nonprofit No Shame onU exercises that improve lower body day, North Suburban YMCA, 2705 hosts this event Brian Cuban is the ley, in which the stories of 10 wealthy victims of a plane crash intertwine. strength and balance are incorporated Techny Road, Northhrook, free, 847-272- younger brother of Dallas Mavericks for those participants willing and able. ii 7250 owner and Shark Thnk Shark Mark Registration for this event is required. Contact Information Services for more am. Monday, North Shore Senior Cen- Cuban, who talks about his mental ter, 161 Northfield Road, Northfield, $59 Yoga for the Rest of Us:This class is health joumey living with, and recover- information at 847-677-5277, extension 230. 7p.m. Monday, Lincolnwood Public member; $69 nonmember, 847-784- uniquely designed for individuals of all ing from, 27 years of eating disorders, 6030. fitness levels to relax and unwind. Our alcoholism, drug addiction and Body Library, 4000 West Pratt Ave., Lincol- nwood, free certified yoga instructor accommodates Dysmorphic Disorder. 6p.m. Sunday, Alliance Francalse du North Shore individual needs through the use of Double Tree by Hilton Chicago, North Knitting Rouncttabie:Expert knitter Cafe - Conversation du Matin: Join chairs, blocks, bolsters and other props Shore Conference Center, 9599 Skokie us for relaxed French conversation, to help you develop a more mindful Blvd, Skokie, $20 advance; $30 at door and library volunteer Ronnie Rund, can help you solve knitting challenges, an- facilitated by native or fluent speakers. awareness ofyour body and a sense of For more information: AFnorthshore.org overall well-being, 9 am. Tuesday, North A Virtual Tour of Chicago's Archi- swer knitting questions or teach you how to get started knitting, as novices and meetup.com/afnorthshore. 10 am. Shore Senior Center, 161 Northfield tecture and Literature:Leanne Star Monday, Panera Bread Wilmette, 1199 Road, Northfield, $75 member, $89 presents this program. She is a former are welcome! Bring your current knitting project(s) and needles. 1:30 p.m. Wílmette Ave., Wilmette, free, 847-858- nonmember, 847-784-6030 professor of literature and a docent 1274 volunteer at the Chicago Architecture Monday, Morton Grove Public Library, Foundation. This visual presentation 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, Wednesday, Nov. 8 explores the intersections of Chicago's 847-965-4220 Tuesday, Nov. 7 literature and architecture to discover With Wild Skies. 8 how each art enriches the other. 2 p.m. intervlewlngfor Success:Tanner Moonrlse Nation: Brla Skonberg: p.m. Wednesday, Evanston Space, 1245 Sunday, Wilmette Public Library Audi- Morris, a top recruiter for IBM, presents 7 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. Chicago Ave., Evanston, $10-$16, 847- torium, 1242 Wilmette Ave., Wilmette, information on preparing for your job Tuesday, Evanston Space, 1245 Chicago Ave., Evanston, $20-$30, 847-492-8860 492-8860 free, 847-256-6935 interview. 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-- Game SetsCarnival Games Food Equipment i in box, Rio Grand plow, tire car, Track tampering - MINT in boa, GN Rotary snowplow, Trolley BIk lettering, trolley blue lettenng, Esecutive, in bou. Maintenance car - in bou, Baby Ruth 2 cars, Baby Ruth (1939) - 2,AT&SF 2 cars, NYC Lite Tuskìn, Eire, Cattle car-2, Themed EquipmentPick-up TrucksBox Trucks Gondola Gars - green; blue; black; red, NIH STOCK BOX GARS w! SOUND, NP-Cows, UP-Chickens, D&AG-Pigs, STANDARD GAUGE, 400E with sound Blue Comet, Blue Comet 4 car set, UOfl sprung trucks, B&O, Miller, GT, Strohs, 2 Clark Cars, Wabash gondola, Weaver Lift TrucksGeneral Warehouse Equipment Passenger Cars, SP gold edition 5 car set, PENN gold edition 5 car set, N&W gold edition 5 car set, Weaver passenger 2 car add on - PENN; N&W; SP, Large scale )G-LGB), GP-20 Lionel, City Express (Lehmann), Bon car (Bachmann-Ku), Retrigerator bon car )USA TRAINS), Transformers, 3 in service, iin service - in boo, iin service, 2 in service, in boo, 7 iv service, 5 in bon, Hopper cars, N&W operating (3456) 2 cars, Lehigh BIk (2436-25) 2 cars, Lehigh red (2436-25) 2 cars, N&W gray 2 cars, Lehigh red large hopper, N&W 4 cars in boo, NP iin boo, Lionel passenger car sets, Baggage - blue, Pullman - Blue, Observation - blue, Passenger - blue, Irvington, Manhattan, Madison, 2 baggage cars, observation, astra dome, 2 Pullman cars, Clifton 2 cars, Mooseheart, Maplewood, Clifton, Hillside 2 cars, Livingston 2 carS, Clifton 3 cars, Newark, Summit, El'abeth with box, Clifton, Elizabeth, Newark, Summit, Passenger, Passenger, Gombo Car, Chemie Club, dining observation, maple wood 2 curs, Chatham, Hillside, 2 Clifton cars, Newark, Elizabeth, Summit, HamiBon, Betsy Ross - Congressional set, Molly Pitcher, William Pen, Phoenix "Hiawatha Passenger cars, Big dome 3 cars, Observation, baggage, cargo, dining, Pullman, PRIDE LINES LTD. power unit, baggage unit, coach 2 cars, observation, Manhattan Front Coach, Tuoedo Park 3 coach, Poughkeepsie coach, Albany Observation, Caboose, Recher wìth light - in boo, PRR, NYC - 1939, LL5, Aecker red cab, Lionel 2 cars, Lionel, PENN, PENN. 3 cars 1 in boo, Virginian, 2 cars, Lionel, Bay-stripes, bat-no stripes 2, 1in boo, smoke, in boo, Rio grand 2, 1 in boo, Smoke, in boo Spirit "76" 2 in bon, N&M, MTH, SF, MTH, OPERATING cars, sub)3 cars, 2 in bou), Twin Dump (damaged), INC. Animated, Log dump - green, log dump - black, Barrel, car ) 2 cars -yel) Barrel car )orange) auto dump i utuer, 1 green, auto dump (black 2 cars, exploding (2 caro), Tank Cars, orange/black 56, Sunoco silver, Sunoco silver, Sunoco silver, crane cars, 6 wheel trucks, 4 wheel trucks, re cab, red cab, "O" gauge bou cars, i WP, M&SI, MP, SP, Authland, M&ST, AT&T orange, NYC cattle car, Poultry cars, B&0 cars, Santa Fe, Nabisco Oreo, MTH in bus, Operating cars, horse car, flag man, aquarium, merchandise, target, mii, EMD, cattle car, Bosco with cans and with 2 stands, OFFSET Cars, searchlightlrotary, Searchlight/Rotary, reell light girder, transformer car, reel - orange, Girder US Steel, red searchlight, schnabel in bon, Pre War "O" gauge - red; green u2; cream! yellow; silver; red; orange, orange; red, Pm War:O27 gauge - gondola; caboose; boo car s3; tank, O27" Passenger cards - Santa Fe 04, 1 950 "0" gauge anniversary - Plaintield, Westfield, Livingston, MTH Transformer, Z-4000 in boo, There are also beses of train papero, advertising and manuals,

Track Pieces: t0 straight track pieces o64, 036 curved track o72, terminal section 07. LH swh-3 pieceo manual, 036 AH swh- 3 pieces, 90 cross over u3, uncoupler track 56, 036-1 /2 curve track 06, 5" straight track 20 pieces, 4 1 /2 straight track si0, 048 curved track 032, 036 remote smb- 1 piece - LH, 22 1 li cross over 03, 45 cross over x2, operating track 02, 060 curvedtrack o i 6, BID ONLINE ONLY AT bumper stop o 3, 1 3/8 straight track o 6 Owners: Phillip C. Teichman - Plano, IL BidS er.com Note: Many Boxes Not Opened! There are many items not listed! For more information, or to view more photos from this auction, please take a look on our websites. 18% Online Buyer's Premium Applies Content Terms: Cash or good check w! proper ID Every thing sold as is. Everything paid for day of sale Not responsible for accidenta or items after sold. No buyer premium! Please try to attend this quality sale. All announcements day of sale supersede pflnted materIals. 105 Revere Drive, Suite C Northbrook, Illinois 60062 Brian Oe&1 Auctoi Service. . Since i 987 Phone: 224.927.5320 [email protected] Brian DeBolt, Plano, 11*440000595, Ph#630-552-4247 www.pplauctions.com Call me for all your Real Estate & Auction needs! For more pictures and information visit: PPL License No. 444.000322 David Muslin 441.001650 Joel Bersh 441000826 www,deboftauctorservce.con'i i îrrîruiintnuiiiîrîrrnhiininitvn

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Toyota Tacoma TRD Pro squares off against Chevy Colorado ZR2 Off-road showdownfor midsize pickup supremacy BY Biji WONG apply even power to climb Pickuptnicks.com over rocks and ruts, which was a big contrast compared We put the 2017 Chevro- with the TED Pro. Crawl let ColoradoZR2and 2017 control is a wonder in that Toyota TacomaTRDPro regard, but trying to get through the ringer to deter- consistent output from that mine which midsize pickup engine at low and middle best conquers off-road rpm was a challenge. terrain. We spent a few days The ZR2's suspension in the mountains and des- also was a standout feature. erts of Southern California Cabin isolation while climb- in a variety of off-road envi- ing over the rocks was im- ronments that included pressive; we could barely rock crawling, hill climbs feel the suspension working and high-speed dirt runs to smooth out the bumps through dry riverbeds and and flex over obstacles, and more. there was relatively little head toss. Inside, the truck was neutral. Williams also Powertrain appreciated the "aressive Each truck offered a mud-terrain tread and different approach. The best-in-class ground clear- TRD Pro has only one en- ance' which gave the ZR2 gine option: a 278-horse- "crazy clawing power:' power, 3.5-liter V-6 putting ZR2 out 265 pound-feet of WinnerColorado torque and mated to a six- speed automatic transmis- Value sion. The ColoradoZR2 TheZR2,which starts at came to us equipped with $41,990 (which includes its optional engine a turbo- destination) with the gas diesel 2.8-liter four-cylinder engine and eight-speed Durainax that makes 186 hp EVAN SEARS/PICKUPTRUCKS.COM automatic transmission, and 369 pound-feet of The midsize pickup truck segment is booming again, so testers pitted the Chevy ColoradoZR2,left, and Toyota Tacoma offers exceptional value. But torque mated to a six-speed TRDPro head-to-head on off-road terrain in Southern California. our test vehicle added the automatic transmission. diesel engine ($3,500), and The low-end torque in Williams was more mag- to overcome the added gear swallowing up imper- Rock crawling Bose stereo and a larger the ZR2 was much appreci- nanimous in his assessment, reduction. What's more, fections atjust about any multimedia display ($995) ated - especially when saymg " I found the Toyota even inTEDPro trim, the speed. 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But it went beyond that as accommodating the technology with a few tion) with the automatic Winner:TacomaTEDPro from the gas version of the - the ZR2 provided predic- harsh duty cycles at a good quick button settings; all we transmission selected. (by a nose) ZR2might have helped table, progressive pedal feel off-highway 4x4 park" had to do was set the crawl There aren't many options matters here. and linear stopping power The ZR2's new control to the proper set- for theTEDPro:Howit is is The Tacoma's V-6 runs Braking in a variety of situations, technology put theTRDProting - which does take how it comes and you'd on the Atkinson cycle, We both had big issues which made it easier tostop in a tough spot here. The some time to get used to - better like it. which makes it feel pokey at with theTEDPro's brakes, more smoothly and confi- 2017TEDPro swaps out the and steer. 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The ped with Chevrolet's new but when compared with traction control system, changed since Chevy resur- the revs. It makes sense for engine wouldn't step it up Multimatic Dynamic Sus- theZR2'sMultimatic crawl control works like a rected the ZR2 nameplate. Toyotato use the V-6 across slowly and just grazing the pensions Spool Valve shock technology, itjust couldn't point-and-shoot camera. And the Chevy engineers several vehicles to keep brake, would bring things to absorbers, which are not keep up. For different reasons, the have certainly done some- an immediate, shuddering just a mouthful but amazing ZR2also performed ex- thing special with theZR2. overall costs down, but this WinnerColoradoZR2 engine might be better as well. Beyond offering tremely well. The low-end halt Withanis also noted Winner:Colorado ZR2 suited for Highlander duty that the brakes felt even plenty of travel, the shocks torque from that diesel was than a sporty truck like this. worse in low range, having were incredibly adept at appreciated when trying to 28 SPORTS o

.0 FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS: MAINE SOUTH 58, EVANSTON 7 2 Bartell brothers help Hawks rout Wildkits BY DAN SIIALIN touchdown passes againsthind the scenes), and he's Pioneer Press the 28th-seeded Wildkitsone ofthose guys who really (6-4). does. He plays hard, plays Now that postseason "(My roleis)mostlysmart and kids listen (to call-ups have taken place,blocking," Anthony Bartellhim)?' the Maine South footballsaid. "They have me at tight Jimmy Bartell did a little team has seven setsofend every otherplay.Ibit of everything on Friday brothers. consider myself the sixth- he finished with 3 1/2 No set of Hawks siblingslineman because I blocktackles, a tackle for loss, a was more productive thanevery single play, but I'msack, a tipped pass and a the Bartell brothers - An-totally fine with it. I just doquarterback hurry - to help thony, a senior tight end andmy job and get our runningcontain dangerous Ev- slot receiver, and Jimmy, abacks (yards), and I catch aanston senior quarterback junior outside linebacker -pass every once in a while?' Drew Dawkins. in Friday's Class 8A playoff Maine South coach Dave "I played the short side of opener as Maine South de-Inserra said Anthonythe field, and (Dawkins) feated Evanston 58-7in Bartell also has emerged aslikes to scramble a lot. He's Park Ridge. one of the team's emotional fast and I had to stay and Anthony Bartell caughtleaders. maintain the backside, so he one pass for 14 yards for the rHe is our heart-and-souldidn't run outside;'said fifth-seeded Hawks, the de-leader," Inserra said. "He'sJimmy Bartell, who lives in fending state champions. really smart with his leader-Park Ridge alo±g with his STACY PURCELL PHOTO While the elder Bartell'sship and has courage. It'sbrother. "That's the most Maine South football players and brothers Anthony Bartell (12) and Jimmy Bartell (5) pose name didn't feature promi-been a group of guys (whoimportant part of being an for a picture on either side of coach Dave Inserra. Joey DiVito (25). Jack Leach (54), Ethan nently on the stat sheet, hishave led throughout theoutside linebacker?' Leach (59) and Nico DiVito (51) also are pictured. blocking was instrumentalseason), but lately I've just It was the second time inthe Hawks' offensivegone, 'Anthony, you (speakthe Central Suburban South Senior receiver Camman quarterback LukeBolingbrook 28-14 on Fn- explosion. Senior runningto the team).' He knowsfoes played this season atStacy had a 64-yard touch-Leongas threw a 22-yard day. back Fotis Kokosioulis, awhat to say, he knows howMaine South. The Hawksdown catch,Kokosioulis touchdown pass to junior NorthernIllinoisrecruit,to push the guys. won the first meeting 56-14 had a 55-yard touchdown wide receiver Eric Lelo. Dan Shalin is a freelance carried 18 times for 167 "I really like what he'son Sept 22. grab and junior Bobby In- Maine South advanced to reporterfor Pioneer Press. yards and two touchdowns,doing on the field. And you In the rematch, Maine serra made a 19-yard touch-play 21st-seeded Warren and senior quarterbackneed guys who make a South (9-1) scored on six ofdown catch. (7-3) in Gurnee. The Blue m'tter @Pioneer-"ress John O'Sullivan threw threedifference on the team (be-its first seven possessions. Late in the game, fresh-Devils beat 12th-seeded

FOOTBALL RESULTS AND PLAYOFF SCHEDULE

CLASS8A Lake Zurich 42, Schaumburg 6 No. 7 Danville (8-2) at No.2 St. Charles North 31, Highland Nazareth (9-1). 2 Sat. First round Park 13 Barrington 48, Glenbrook Wheaton North 35, Fenwick 7 South 3 CLASS SA curie 46, Lyons 28 Second round Hirisdale Central 33, No.9Lincoln-Way Central First round Stevenson 21 (9-1) at No. 8 Hersey (9-1),1 Sterling 48, St. Vìator O Loyola 35, New Trier 32 Sat. Maine South 58, Evanston 7 No. 10 Buffalo Grove (9-1) at Marist 44, OPRF O No. 7 East St. Louis (9-1), 2 Sat. CLASS4A Minooka 22, Notre Dame 19 No. 14 Plainfield North (8-2) at Firstround (OT) No. 3 Lake Zurich (10-O), 1 Sat Ridgewood 49. Sullivan 14 Second round Genoa-Kingston 50. Elmwood Park 7 No.5 Maine South(91)at No. CLASS 6A 21 Warren (7.3) 6 Sat. Second round No.15 Minooka (8-2) at No.2 First round No. 5 Morris (8-2) at No. 13 Barrington (10-0), 7 Fri. Hinsdale South 28, Ridgewood (7.3), 2 Sat. No.11 Hinsdale Central (8-2) Crete-Monee 20 at No.6 Loyola (9-1),1Sat. Lake Forest 35, RiversideBrookfield 10 Nazareth 55, Springfield 37 CLASS 3A Willowbrook 44, Deerfield 21 First round CLASS 7A ICCatholic55,Watseka6 Eirst round Second round Buffalo Grove 17, Belleville No. 7 Hoffman Estates (8-2) at Second round West 7 No. 15 Lake Forest (6-4), 1 Sat No.5ICCatholic (9-1) at No.4 ALLEN CUNNINGHAM/CHICAGO TRIBUNE East St. Louis 62, Libertyville 7 No. 8 St. Laurence (7-3) at No. Peotone (9-1), 7 Fri. Mairie South's Anthony Bartell (12), who ¡s pictured on Sept. 1, is the Hawks' "heart-and- Hersey 28, Rolling Meadows 6 16 Hinsdale South (6-4), 6 Sat soul leader," according to coach Dave Inserra. SPORTS 29

SECTIONAL CROSS COUNTRY NOTES Kits' Michelin prepares for strong showing at state

B LARSEN Pioneer Press Evanston's Enyaeva Michelin plans to erase her 117th-place finishatlast year's Class 3A girls cross country state meet from memory and she got off on the right foot oñ Saturday. Michelin placed second atthis year's Lake Park Sectional in Roselle, finish- ing only behind dthnding state champion Katelynne I Hart ofGlenbard West "Everything today was just in preparation for a bir meet next week," Michelin said on Saturday. "The goal today was just to go out hard and qualify so I'm satisfied." Michelin battled shin injuries at last year's state finals at Detweiller Park in Peoria but the North Car- olina-bound senior is healthy as she heads downstate. She finished in 16 mm- utes, 54.64 seconds at Lake Park in sub-40 degree tern- peratures. "Breaking 17 (minutes) in this kind of weather is pretty good;' Michelin said. "It's supposed to be a bit warmer next week down at De- tweiller. "This was a great day for me last year because it was my first qualification for the state meet. So today was a good day, just like last year. The big difference this year MICHAEL SCHMIDT/PIONEER PRESS isnot just my physical health but also how I feel NlIes North's Conor Perreault(347)approaches the finish Iìneatthe Class3ALake Park Sectional on Saturday in Roselle. mentally. This year I've been tapering and feeling good." Maine South placed fifthand sophomore Keeleyfaster. It's higher competi-300 or 400 meters but it was seconds - the first time this and was the final team at the Flynn. tion and I thrive off of that really when I hit the 2-mileseason he has run under 15 sectional to qualify for state, Niziolek placed 12th attype of stuff" Niziolek said. (mark) under 10 minutesminutes. Maine South girls edging out sixth-place Oakstate last season and her-"State is the meet you'vethat I knew I had it today;' "I've felt for a while like The Maine South girls'Park-River Forest by ninetime on Saturday was abeen working all season forPerreault said on Saturday.I've been ready to break 15 jubilant screaming at theteam points. season's best and you want to go out with"From there, I just wantedbut for whatever reasons I Class 3A Lake Park cross Leading the way was sen- "It's the sectional so this a bang, especially as a senior. to get through it for 5 morehaven't done it," Perreault country sectional on Sat- iorOliviaNiziolek, whois the day to race fast, ifIt's super exciting to go." minutes becauseatthatsaid. "Today I finally got urday was understandable:placed fifth with a time of 17 you're going to race fast,' point I know I'm in theunder 15 and I'm going The Hawks are headed mmnutes, 23.15 seconds. Fel- she said. "So I was happyNiles North boys position I need to be:' downstate, which is what I downstate. low senior Kathleen Glock- that I was able to perform Perreault qualified for the really wanted. And if feels "We walked away think- ner finished 33rd with athe way I needed to today" During the Class 3A boys state meet last season but he like I've got a few more ing we didn't make it be-time of 18:45.57 and the Niziolek's personal best is cross country sectional racebattled pneumonia duringseconds in me:' cause we didn't run particu- Hawks had sub-20 minute17:02 and she's hoping that.at Lake Park, Niles North'sthe state final and placed larly well;' Hawks coachfinishesfromseniorthe atmosphere at the state.Conor Perreault knew at the 80th. Gary Larsen is a freelance Jeff Downing said. "But itAmanda Walbert juniors finals will help her beat that2-mile mark he was in a Perreault finishedinreporterfor Pioneer Press. turned out that we did justCarley Bomrad, Laurentime. good place. eighth place in Roselle with i enough to squeak it out" May and Klaudia Wachnik, "At state I always run way "I got out well the firsta time of 14 minutes, 56.15 Twitter @PioeerPress 30 SPORTS

'J COLLEGE NOTES COUNTRY L 1J;I4ttt Celebrating Villanova PG Brunson HIGH SCHOOL Success. earns preseasonawards Celebrating BYSAn, BRIEF Pioneer Press ATH0E ThE LETEMONTH the Journey. Stevenson alunmus Jalen Brunson, a 6-foot-3 junior guard on the Villanova men's basketball team, was i named the Big East Pre- season Player ofthe Year on Oct.18. It's time to vote! Last season, Brunson ay- eraged 14.1 points and 4.1 The polls are open for the November Athlete of the Month challenge! assistsper game asthe Go to chicagotribune.con'suburbs/atbletes through noon on Nov. 9 to cast your Wildcats went 32-4 and win the Big East regular-season vote. You may vote once every 12 hours. Winners will be featured in print and online, and tournament titles. He receive a commemorative plaque, and his or her school will receive $500, presented was a unanimous All-Big by Country Financial. East selection as well. Brunson led Stevenson to DAVE WINDER/MURRAY STATE ATHLETICS the Class 4A state title his Murray State freshman Rebecca Kubin scored the final senior year and was a starter three goals ofthe regular season. on the Villanova team that won the 2015-16 NCAA tour- three of those games by agraduate who isranked nament goal. 393rd in the world and is Brunson was also named Murray State was justplaying on the ATP Chal- to the 2018 Bob Cousyoutside the top 25 in the lenger Tour. Award preseason watch listlatestUnitedSoccer The honor will be given to Coaches Division I NCAAThton men's the best point guard in rankings. college basketball. Brunson soccer wins was a finalist for the award New Trier grad regional title GARY MIDDENDORF BRIAN OMAHONEY MARK KODIAK UKENA last season. DAILY SOUTHTOWN DAILY SOUTHTOWN PIONEER PRESS wins first pro The undefeated men's Kubin's 3 goals soccer team at Triton Col- Name: Jimmy Horkavi Name: Mena Sirichoti- Name: Michelle Bacalla tennis title lege has won its first NJCAA Year in school: Senior ratana Year in school: Senior lead to OVC Mon Hiltzil a Wilmette Region IV title since 2013. School: Maine South Year in school: Junior School: Niles North native and a senior on the The Trojans took down Sport: Boys golf School: Niles West Sport Girls tennis weekly honors Illinois men's tennis team, Madison College on Oct 21 Season stats: Horkavi, theSport Girls golf Best game: Bacalla came Rebecca Kubin, a fresh-won hisfirst professionalto win the title. Triton led lone Maine South boys Season stats: After shoot-in fourth in singles at the man forward on the Murraytitle on Oct 13 at the USA 3-O before Madison stormed golfer to qualify for state, ing a 91 on the first day of Class AA state tournament State women's soccer team, F33 Futures in Houston. back with three unanswered finished tied for 81st at thethe Class AA state tourna- for the second straight was recently named the Hiltzik teamed up withgoals in the game's final 25 Class 3A state meet on ment, Sirichotiratana year. Bacalla won her first Ohio Valley Conference Of- Dennis Nevolo, a Gurnee minutes to force overtime. Oct.14 after shooting a 163.rebounded with an 82 on four matches at state to fensive Player of the Weeknative and an Illinois gradu- The Trojans eventually He shot an 82 on the first the second day to finish reach the semifinals and for the first time in her ate.Hiltzik and Nevolowon 5-4 in penalty kicks to day and an 81 on the sec- tied for 87th on Oct.14 in she didn't drop a set along career. clinched the title by takingclinch the championship. ond at The Den at Fox Decatur. She was in 96th the way. Of those eight Kubin,a Lake Zurichdown No. 1 seeds Austin Triton was ranked fifth in Creek in Bloomington. place after Oct13. Sin- sets, she won six of them graduate, scored all three ofKrajicek and Thai Son-the latest NJCAA rankings Best game: Horkavi ad- chotiratana was the sole either 6-O or 6-L the of the Racers' guais inKwiatkowski in the finalentering the NJCAA District vanced to state by carding athlete from Nues Town- Quote: "You can see how wins against Eastern Illinois round by a score of 7-6 (3),C tournament. The team a 5-over-par 76 at the Newship High Schools Districtshe carries herself, and and SIU-Edwardsville to 6-3. was 17-O-1 heading into the Trier Sectional at Win- 219 at state. that all the other top play- close the regular season. Nevolo, who was an All- district championship on netka Golf Club on Oct 9. Best game: Sirichoti- ers in the state want to Those victories capped aAmerican at Illinois, notch-Saturday He finished tied for 11th in ratana secured a state give her a hug (after her 13-1-2regularseasonfor ed his second professional Have a suestionfor Col- the individual standings berth by shooting a 77, third-place match) and Murray State, which will title. lege Notes? Email Sam Brief and he tied for second which was good for a tie hang out with her," Vi- compete in the OVC tourna- Hiltzik,a New Trier at [email protected]. among players not on a for 10th in the individual kings coach Andy Klamm ment beginningwith a semi- alumnus, was unanimously team that qualified for standings, at the Wheaton said. "You can see what final match on Friday. named First-Team All-BigSam Brief isa freelance state. Academy Sectional. The kind of kid she is, and Kubin also had a streak ofTen last season after posting reporterfor Pioneer Press. tournament was played atthat's irreplaceable for a three consecutive gaines a 6-1 singles record in confer- Pheasant Run on Oct 9 program." with a goal from Sept 3 toence play. His brother, Jared Twitter (PioneerJ'ress Sept 14. The Racers won all I{iltzil,is a 2016 Illinois T r3l

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