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The tragic and Supt. Philip Bender. He said Chief Lou Jogmen. the evaluation will be of the "We're really proactive," said shocking school school's security cameras and Jogmen. shooting in Con- communication system, for Jogmen explained that they example. have school resource officers necticut has led to At a recent committee-of- at both Maine South High heightened aware- the-whole meeting, a con- School and Maine East High cerned parent said that he School. ness and security at felt the distance from the " By being in the school, they local schools. main entrance to the office at are a visible presence," said one of the Dist. 64 elemen- Jogmen. "They are on site "We're trying to step up a tary schools was too long. and can react and respond to little patrol" said Nues Police Bender thanked the parent everything quickly. They have Chief Dean Strzelecki, about for his comment and assured their finger on their pulse of having additional marked and him they are taking steps to what's going on in school." unmarked police cars at the make sure the kids are safe at In addition, Jogmen said schools throughout the year. school. that they have made a con- The NUes Police department "That's our number one certed effort to have officers will also be conducting audits charge," said Bender. "To at grade schools and high Mike Luehr, a 14-year veteran of the Park Ridge police department, schools during drop-off and at the schools that choose to make sure our kids are safe." has been Maine South High School's resource officer for the last participate in the audits. Strz- Bender said it is important pick-up times. six years. Luehr graduated from Maine South in 1991.I BRIAN elecki said they will be sendingthe doors are locked at the "lt demonstrates to anyone O'MAHONEY-for Sun-Times Media actors to the schools to at- right time and that people whopaying attention that the po- tempt to breach the school's are buzzed in get to the office. lice are at the schools a lot," security system. After the tragic Connecticut said Jogmen. There was an active shot- officials from Dist. 64 and 'Right now it's heightened shooting, Bender said that Jogmen said that the ofer drill at Maine South High talk about various safety security everywhere,' said they have had just a few corn- ficers are trained in rapid School as well, explained Da-issues, including various Strzelecki, who said that the ments from parents. response techniques, so they vid Beery, director of com- potential situations, such as audits should be completed "Many were very supportive can be a mini squad team munications for Maine Town- strangers talking with stu- by May. of our efforts," said Bender. and neutralize the situation. ship High Schools Dist. 207. dents on their way to school. 'I can't put a cop at every Bender said that since the He said that in the Columbine "We do a lot continuously," "The schools are pretty at- school," shared Strzelecki. "I shooting in Connecticut they shooting that wasn't the case said Beery. "We are always tuned to what they need to just don't have the resources have been making sure the and police officers had to wait going to be assessing and do," noted Strzelecki. for that." pieces of the school's security for a squad team to arrive on evaluating and considering Bender said he encourages 'We've contracted with a plan are in place and are beingthe scene. whether there are additional community members to also couple of different compa- adhered to. Jogmen explained that they steps to take." be aware of what's going on nies to evaluate the security "Everything we are doing also conduct lockdown drills, Every two months, police around the school and ap- system we have in place," now, we were doing prior to which are mandated by the and fire departments in Park preciates their input on secu- said Park Ridge-Niles Dist. 64 that," said Park Ridge Deputy state. Ridge and Niles meet with rity and safety issues. I 6 THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 2013 NIL Community pioneerlocal.com Big HDTVs for the Big Game

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The following incidents were listed Latrobe, Skokie, was charged with Police said the victim "made a com- THEFT in the reports of the Niles Police De- retail theft on Jan. 11 after she alleg- ment" to the suspect, but apolo- partment. Readers are reminded thatedly exited a store at Golf Mill Shop- gized after the suspect said he was A diamond ring valued at $5,500 an arrest does not constitute a find- ping Center without paying for an with another man already waiting was stolen Jan. 2 from a jewelry store ing of guilt. Only a court of law can undisclosed amount of merchandise. in the line. According to police both on the 7900 block of Milwaukee Av- make that determination. She has a Feb. 19 court date. suspects became "verbally aggres- enue. Police said a man, accompanied Yumna Noor, 22, of 7151 N. Ham- sive" and told the victim they would by a woman who had asked to look at DUI lin, Lincolnwood, was charged with be waiting for him outside. When diamond rings, was seen reaching in- retail theft on Jan. 11 after she alleg- the victim left the store he was ap- side a display case and removing the Michael Tamondong, 27, of 5700 edly stole 27 cosmetic items from proached by the men who allegedly ring before leaving the store. W. Warren, Morton Grove, was a store on the 5600 block of Touhy punched him in the face and head A man in his 30s entered a clothing charged with driving under the in- Avenue. Police said the items had several times before they left the store at Golf Mill Shopping Center on fluence and speeding over 30 mph a value of $180. She has a Feb. 19 area in a white pickup truck. Police Jan. 11 and attempted to reach inside above the speed limit on Jan. 12. court date. said the victim was treated by para- a cash register when he was startled Police said an officer observed Ta- medics at the scene. by an employee, police said. The man mondong's vehicle traveling at 67 BATTERY then ran from the store. mph in a 35 mph zone on Milwaukee BURGLARY Avenue approaching Main Street and A man told police he was punched BURGLARY TO VEHICLE a traffic stop was conducted. He has in the head on Jan. 14 after a verbal A home on the 6900 block of Oak- a Feb. 21 court date. dispute with two men inside a store ton Street was burglarized Jan. 10 A purse containing credit cards on the 8500 block of Golf Road. Thebetween 11 am. and 2:30 p.m. Policeand other items was stolen on the RETAIL THEFT victim told police that the dispute did not indicate what, if anything, evening of Jan. 11 from a vehicle began when one of the men cut in was taken. parked in a lot on the 7800 block of Elizabeth Weintraub, 19, of 9324 front of him at the check-out line. Caldwell Avenue For more local news visit niles.suntimes1com . Kl <

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Fans of 'Diary of a Wimpy Kid" came together at the Nues Public Library on Jan. 4 to share their common interest of character Greg Heffley and the problems he faces as a "wimpy" middle school student. 'lt's a very popular series," said Shelly Suther- land, youth services supervisor at the Nues Public Library. The event gave fans the opportunity to play games related to the series and is one of various children's book parties held at the library throughout the year. "They're a way to have fun and let loose, but are book-related," said Cate Levinson of the Youth Services Department. "Diary of a Wimpy Kid" is the first book in a series, which was also made into a film. The seventh book called "The Third Wheel" was just released a couple months ago. "lt's basically about kids trying to fit in," said Denise Daichendt and her son, Dietrich, 8, work on a mask at a "Diary of a Wimpy Kid" party held at the Nues Library. Sutherland, explaining that the main character II BRIAN O'MAHONEY-forSun-Times Media deals with common middle school issues like friends and meeting girls. At the party held at the Nues Library, kids an anniversary. of a bean bag. A "Cheese Touch" was an old piece played various games, including a Bingo game "The series appeals both to boys and girls," saidof cheese so!'iie kids found in the gym in the that involved answering trivia questions about theSutherland, about the "Diary of a Wimpy Kid." book. book and its characters. Many of the kids agree that the main charac- The participants and were able to choose from "I think it's the most popular series right now," ter Greg Heffley istheir favorite character in the a bunch of fun prizes at the end of the party. Levinson said. book because he's funny. They also watched a video that gave them a quick "They relate to it," added Barbara Ciecheiski, of Renee Mitchell, of Des Plaines, brought her drawing lesson of a character in the book. Niles, who brought her fifth-grade kids Mark and grandson, Brandon, who is in fifth grade, to the Part of what makes the book so charming are Paul to the event. party. the cartoon illustrations done by the author, who "There are characters at school that are like "lt keeps his interest," said Mitchell, about the is also a cartoonist. some of the kids in the book," said Ciechelski, books. "He really does love them." Adam Treguboff, of Niles, who is in third grade, who said her kids have read all of the books in the Mitchell said that Brandon received the seventhsaid he loves "everything" about the book and he series. book in the series for Christmas and was very ex- enjoyed "everything" about the party. Ciechelski said that she thinks the book parties cited about it. The library will also hold an "Amelia Bedelia are a great way for the library to promote more "I like that it's funny and cartoonish," he 50thanniversary party on Ap. 30, May 22 will be reading among kids. explained. a drop-in "Frog and Toad" day where stories will Sutherland said they try to have book parties The kids played a variety of games, including a be read throughout the day and May 27 will be an about books that are new releases or celebrating hot potato game using a "Cheese Touch" instead event for the book "Bad Kitty." I 16 THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 2013 NIL Community pioneerocaI.com HHIRLOSS?1

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The Golf Elementary twice last year. Miller said all of the groups that School District 67 Schoolcompleted the online survey also Board will begin inter- were concerned about ethics. "Everyone is aware you have a very viewing candidates in ethical leadership and they want that March to replace Super- to remain," she said. "There were very favorable corn- ¡ntendent Jamie Reilly. ments about all of your current administration and staff," Miller added. A schedule provided by the Illinois In a written report to the board 0/ Association of School Boards calls for Miller listed the top five qualities in a the board to meet in closed session new superintendent that survey re- March 4 to review information about spondents named. the applicants for the post and to in- They included "the proven abil- terview the first five or six on March 9. ity to maximize financial and human Çommute to Downtown? "We want to complete this by the resources in support of educational end of March' said Dawn Miller, the programs in the district; ensure Work out before work, at lunchtime, IASB employee who is working with the management of the organiza- the district to conduct the search. tion, operation and resources for a orbeforeyou your train. The district contracted with the or- safe, efficient and effective learning cötch ganization to help conduct the searchenvironment to replace Reilly, who will step down "Acts with integrity, fairness, and in June 30. an ethical manner; promotes the suc- UNION STATION WEST LOOP OAK PARK Miller told board members Jan. 17 cess of every student by facilitating the Above train station Near Ogilvie Green line train at that a second set of interviews shoulddevelopment, articulation, implemen- at Jackson & Canal Transportation Center Hadern on Lake be held shortly after the March 9 tation and stewardship of a vision of session. learning that is shared by all stakehold- AI5O AT: EAST LAKEVIEW HALSTED & BELMONT In addition, she said, board mem- ers; and collaborates with faculty and bers will need to meet with a focus community members, responds to di- LINCOLN PARK OLD TOWN GOLD COAST SOUTH LOOP group composed of district parents, verse community interests and needs, staff and residents who do not have and mobilizes community resources children in the district. In addition, in response to the two Two-hour free parking at all locations. All of that, she said, should be corn-questions about experience and resi- pleted in March. dence in the community, 63 percent Miller also briefly reviewed an on- preferred someone with experience line survey that was posted on the and 65 percent said residency was not District 67 web site to allow residents a priority. and staff members to offer their Miller said applicants for the post WORK OUT 36 TIMES IN views on what qualities whey want in initially will fill out an online question- a new superintendent. naire to give board members some YOUR FIRST 90 DAY Miller said it was "pretty clear" sense of what they are like and how AND EARN YOUR that everyone wanted someone who well they might work out. ENROU.MENT FEE BACK!* can manage the district's limited This is the first way you'll meet your resources. You can see everyone's candidates," Miller said. Plus, receive 4 FREE one-hour FITNESS FORMULA CLUBS concerned about finances," she said. She said although no one has ap- Personal Training or Pilotes sessions. District 67 will be asking voters plied for the post yet, she has heard *Jffer expires 1/31/2013. Resfrictions apply. next month to approve a property from some people who are interested ffc.com tax increase. Similar measures failed in applying. U 18I THU RSDA'( JANUARY 24, 2013 NIL

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In Memoriam Death Notices Death Notices Death Notices Mien, John Glauner, Norman "Norm" General Information Passed away peacefully at home on January 20, 2013 after a long battle with cancer that he fought 84, Hazelhurst, WI died Friday, January 18th, Concerning The with a combination of stubbornness and a positive, just won't give up attitude. 2013, at the Howard Young Medical Death Notice Page He was 76 years old. John was born in Mankato, Minnesota and grew up in Aber- Center. deen, South Dakota. John graduated from Indiana University Law School, moved Norm served in the US Navy during . A paid death notice may be ordered to appear in to Chicago and went to work at Mayer Brown, LLP, a large international law firm the Korean War. He continued in civil the Pioneer Press when funeral arrangements where he specialized in partnership, corporate and real estate investment work. service with the Morton Grove Police In 1980, John left Mayer Brown to co-found AMU Realty Co., where he served as Departmentfor 28 years,serving 11 are made, and must be submittedinwriting. President for over 20 years. years as Chief of Police. Several years he Information about charges for death notices may AMLI, the company John co-founded, is an amazing success story. Started as a even coached little league. Norm was a be obtained from area funeral directors or by calling small two person office, A1'ILl grew into two separate large real estate develop- dedicatedhusbandandfatherwho ment, management and investment businesses. AMLI Commercial Properties always put his family first. At age 52 he (847) 998-3400. A 24-hour fax service is offered at Trust was an office/industrial company headquartered in Chicago that devel- retired to the Northwoods where his (847) 486-6836 or death notices may be e-mailed to oped office parks in Atlanta and Chicago and was sold in 2001 . AMLI Residentialfamily had spent many years vacationing to enjoy [email protected]. Properties Trust, headquartered in Chicago, is a large, branded, multifamilyhis lakeside home. Not one to sit idle, Norm drove school bus for another 15 years. During his final . An in memoriam or card of thanks may be REIT doing business in 9 different markets with a large presence in the Chicago area. AMIJ Residential went public in an lPO in 1994 and was listed on the NYSE. AMLI went private again in 2006, years, Norm took every opportunity to spend time placed using the same information above. John Allen was a consummate real estate professional - smart, perceptive and with an incrediblewith his children and grandchildren. He enjoyed . The deadlineforplacing a death notice,in sense of how to get a deal done so that both sides felt good about how things turned out. John had anfishing, bowling, played horseshoes, split lumber, uncanny ability to take the most complicated of structures, deals and objectives and simplify all thatand took great pleasure in feeding the wildlife. memoriam or card of thanks, is Monday at 5:00 pm. complexity into an agreement. Under John's leadership and as a result of his hard work, both AMLI'sNorm will be sadly missed by everyone who knew Photos must me submitted by Monday at 2:00pm. thrived during his tenure as President. John Allen was critical and central to all of AMII's growth andhim. Survived by his beloved wife of 52 years, Norma The death notice departmentisstaffed from successes. Countless AMLI employees, both past and present, have named John as one of the most important inspirations in their lives. John Allen was a wonderful person with a million dollar smile. JohnJean of Hazelhurst; children, Susan (Brett) Grams 8:30 am to 5:00 pm Monday through Saturday and was kind, witty, and considerate - a great friend and a good man. The values and ethics that Johnof St. Germain, Louis (Mary) Glauner of Madison, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm on Sunday. instilled in AMU helped create the company culture now known as the AMU Famli. Michael (Karen) Glauner of Stoughton, William After retiring from AMLI, John continued to lead a full and rich life with many interests together withGlauner of Eagle River; brothers, Leroy (Mickey) A deathnotice, inmemoriamoracard Carolyn, his wife of 19 years. John's lifelong love of learning flourished in retirement as he tirelesslyGlaunerofNorthfield,IL,Martin Glauner of of thanks may be submittedinperson from went on a learning expedition virtually every single day. John and Carolyn were world travelers, visit-Northbrook, IL, Warren Glauner of Tacoma, WA; 8:30 am to 500 pm Monday through Friday at ing all 7 continents, all 50 states and 77 countries. Using their travels as background, John and Carolynsisters, Lavern Call of Athens, WI, Elaine (Bob) Barber of Glenview,IL; the Pioneer Press, 3701 W. Lake Ave., Glenvìew, IL became champion photographers and had award winning pictures from their visits to places like Ant- and many loving and arctica, the Galapagos, Africa, Vietnam and New Zealand to name a few. devoted grandchildren, nieces, nephews, extended 60026. Survivors include his wife, Carolyn; two sons, Tom (Beth Levison) and Tim (Jessica Spring), and twofamily; and most treasured friend, Nancy Lanning Family and friends may visit our website and sign daughters, Tracy and Ten (Matt McDonough). John was the proud grandfather of Simone, Noah, Jack,of Morton Grove, IL. Norm was preceded in death Grady, Peyton and Shea and the brother of Jim (Priscilla). John was predeceased by his sister, Doro-by his parents, Jacob and Clara Glauner and a guest book at Pioneerlocal.com. thy and brother, Bob. daughter, Janet Geddes. Services will be private. In lieu of flowers, contributions can he made to either The Gateway for Can- Visitation will be from 9:00 am until noon at cer Research, 1336 Basswood Road, Schaumburg, IL 60173, or Midwest Palliative & Hospice Care Cen-Trinity Lutheran Church inMinocqua, WI on ter, 2050 Claire Court Glenview, IL 60025. Friday, January 25th, with funeral services at 12:00 noon. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations to the SUN MEDIA oo Sign Çuest kat wwwcñicago[aniobits.com American Cancer Society. Online condolences may be sharedat www.nlmsgerntuneral.com. In Memoriam In Memoriam NIMSGERN F1JNERAL & CREMA11ON SERVICES is serving the family. Carbonara Funeral Directors Sign Çuest Boo&at wcago(znd6its.con Wilkas, Lawrence F. 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Burke wants complete ban on Credit rating agency downgrades House Republicans may seek Red Bull, other energy drinks Illinois' financial outlook short-term debt limit extension Chicago would ban the sale and distribution of A major credit rating agency has soured on the House Republicans may seek a quick, short-term high-caffeine energy drinks - not just to minors, economic forecast for Illinois after another failed extension of the government's debt limit, a move but to consumers of all ages - under a surprise attempt to rectify the $96 billion pension system that would avoid an immediate default by the crackdown proposed Thursday by the City Cou n- deficit. Treasury as the party seeks to maximize leverage cils most powerful alderman. Fitch Ratings announced it has relabeled Illinois' in negotiations over spending cuts with President Aid. Edward M. Burke (14th), chairman of the financial outlook to 'negative" from "stable." Barack Obama this spring, officials said. City Council's Finance Committee, proposed the The outlook does not affect Fitch's opinion of the "All options are on the table as far as we're con- blanket ban, citing the popularity of drinks such as state's credit worthiness, still listed as "A." That's cerned," Rep. Paul Ryan of Wisconsin said at a Red Bull, Monster, Full Throttle and 5 Hour Energy two steps below the grade for the best-quality bor- news conference during a three-day retreat of the among teenagers and young adults and the dan- rowers - sound, but reflective of a climate where rank and file. gers those drinks can pose to their health. state finances are vulnerable to economic changes. Ryan said private discussions focused on how Last month, Health Committee Chairman George The announcement serves as an advance warn- best to "achieve progress on controlling our defi- Cardenas (12th) proposed that minors under the ¡ng to Illinois that a downgrade could be on the cits and controlling our debt." age of 21 be prohibited from purchasing energy horizon unless it resolves the gaping difference be- Ryan declined to say how long an extension of drinks in Chicago. tween its pension system's assets and what it will the government's borrowing authority is under Cardenas said he wasn't really interested in ban- eventually owe state employee retirees. consideration, or what conditions might be at- ning the sale of energy drinks to minors. He simply "lt's important that our bond-rating agencies tached. Obama has said repeatedly that he favors wanted to get the industry's attention and educate give us as much time as possible in order to stabi- additional deficit savings yet he will not negotiate parents and young people about the dangers of lize the pension system," Goy. Pat Quinn said. spending cuts as part of an agreement to raise the energy drinks. Quinn had declared a pension-reform deadline current $16.4 trillion debt limit. Some Republicans Burke's ordinance states, "No person shall sell, of Jan. 9, the end of the last legislative term, antici-have suggested they may seek unspecified reforms give away, barter, exchange or otherwise furnish pating negative responses from credit agencies. Herather than reductions, perhaps trying to force any energy drink." Violators would face fines rang- said that deadline was set because Fitch and other the Democratic-controlled Senate to approve a ing from $100-$500 for each offense. agencies were "poised to take a look at us and we budget. Retailers who repeatedly violate the citywide banwant to tell our legislators this is not a time to run The debt limit is one of three deadlines that could have their business licenses suspended or in place. This is time to get the job done for the Congress and the administration will confront this revoked, the ordinance states. I people back home." spring. I . - Chicago Sun-Times - The Associated Press - The Associated Press 22 I THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 2013 NIL

VIEWPOINT IPioneer Press Li000 WORDS IJack Higgins As flu stalks,go I1owM'i( \4INT? w to doctor, not ER II BUILT A O*\P$#' " Chicago area emergency rooms 5tJOW5II&,0F are packed with people suffer- SKLtNG (JIt , \ . , , ing from the flu. TUERWE . II SNQwFop1afflSWNT I Unless patients have life-threatening symptoms, they should go to a doctor's office or an ambula- 'rów4iM6 ¿ .\ I .7 tory clinic, rather than an emergency room. But WAPA UU& ' many people go to the emergency room anyway FIGNI because they don't have health insurance. &WLL If this year's outbreak feels like a surprise, it's 8u,LT because last year was a mild flu season and the rn' flu usually doesn't besiege the country until late , - January or February. This year it's already wide- r. spread in more than 40 states. To avoid getting or spreading the flu, the Chi- cago Department of Public Health suggests: ; , ' ; . . washing your hands often with soap and water; not touching your eyes, nose and mouth; not \\ - f t //i sharing cups glasses or straws covering your - k yp - / Uf' nose and mouth when you cough and sneeze; . \' ç j VbiG4 and staying home, if you are sick. i Noeasy answers togun-control questions

One can't go into a he can by executive order, will do nothing to solve children themselves. One of the limited that it is, because the issue of gun violence youngest was just 11 years old - An- sporting goods store or Congress won't lift a fin- n our country, or prevent drew Golden, who with his partner, log on to the Internet ger to pass any gun legis- another Sandy Hook. Noth-13-year-old Mitchell Johnson, killed lation, let alone reasonable ing convinced me more of five and wounded 10 at Westside wfthout noticing the gun gun legislation. that fact than the picture Middle School in Arkansas in 1998. I don't own a gun or of President Obama sign- Obviously, the real question is debate that is raging. RANDY hunt, but when my elderly BLP ng his gun executive orderabout these children, especially trou- While shopping at my favorite sub- father said he planned to surrounded by children. bled boys. What in the world is going urban Bass Pro Shop, I couldn't help sell his hunting arsenal - Why? Because of these on with them? What is driving them, but notice the long line queued up at two .22 rifles, a deer rifle simple facts: or troubling them? Are they being the gun counter. A co-worker went and two shotguns - I offered to buy Every week, innocent children are treated in any way? Are they taking out and bought an AR-15 as an invest-them. That was before Sandy Hook. gunned down on the streets of Chi- medication? What are the side effects ment. He reasoned that once they are Now I'm not so sure. But I un- cago. I don't see what s being done to these medications? We see the outlawed, which is on the horizon, his derstand completely why so many to stop that. The national focus is on warnings of terrible side effects on gun's value will skyrocket. Americans are lining up for guns. lt assault rifles. But handguns are killingthe drug ads on TV. Another friend, a lifelong hunter, is human nature. Threaten to take Chicago's children who live in poverty These are such an obvious ques- only takes to Facebook to post links something away, and even people and fear. tions, yet no one seems to be asking. to anti-NRA rants. Another friend who never thought of owning a gun The school shootings that anti-gun The poet Robert Bly says that a boy u only posts images of pledges to the will line up to get one. advocates hope to stop happen out who feels unparented becomes violent. 2nd Amendment. Through all the noise, I am convincedin the suburbs. The average age of The questions and even the an- Meanwhile, the president does whatthat whatever action is finally taken these school shooters is 16 - just swers are staring us in the face. ,,, 4E r,r\r,,..,, -1 A '-,fl (I I NIL THURSDAY JANUARY 24, 201323 Opinion pioneerlocal cornLi Southwestern Philosophy òn 'Rules of the Road' offersafunny read

It was called respected more than whomake other "1,001 Jokes," > :: So, I really enjoyed pe-

I'I I A T rusing another joke book JOKeS or ,- . . I happened to pick up the Occasions." PATTI other day. This joke book ASONE is produced by the state of don't remember, Illinois. It ¡s called "Illinois exactly. Rules of the Road." And it lt did have one of those is a real belly-buster. gray covers libraries glued on books lt has some hilarious one-liners. after the original covers had worn Here are just a few of the many out.I would check out that book for side-splitters contained in "Illinois two weeks, return it and come back Rules of the Road." a half hour later and check it out "In a business or residential area again. you must give a continuous turn sig- Then I would pester everybody. nal for at least 100 feet before turn- Hey, mom. What time is it when ng," the book reads. your clock strikes 13? Whoa! Good one! "I don't know," my mother would "When two vehicles on different absently reply as she mashed the roadways arrive at a four-way stop potatoes. intersection at the same time, the Time to get a new clock! vehicle on the left should yield to the Ha ha ha ha ha ha ... vehicle on the right," another section Even back then I was a would-be, reads. pint-sized Rodney Dangerfield. Get out! Hi, dad. How was work? Do you There's more: "A driver must yield know why a fireman wears red to oncoming traffic when making a suspenders? left turn." "Grzlmmph," my father would grunt "Do not operate or permit to be as he opened his paper and glanced operated any sound system ... at a toward the kitchen. He had been volume that can be heard 75 feet or home for four minutes already. How more from a vehicle being driven on a come dinner was so late? highway." To keep his pants up! "Driving is a privilege and a Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ... responsibility." I loved that joke book. After all, Oh, man! This book is killing me! what is better than making people Who writes this stuff? laugh? And who is admired and Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha. I

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At the Nues Public Library we asked, "Where People Poll is the best sled hill ¡n the area?" LAST WEEK'S QUESTJOP'I THIS WEEK'S QUESTION

'When do you begin paying "Do you think there should attention to local election be armed guards at races?' schools?"

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Few months ahead: 47% 1)Yes,

I Kiki Alpoglanis Anna Marquez IKathy Marma Sara Batorowicz Month ahead: 22% 2) No. Niles Nues Niles I Week ahead: 12% 3) Undecided

"Kirk Park or the place "In Prospect Heights. "There's a hill by Home "I like to go sledding at Never: 19% by Super Dawg. lt's a They have a really big Depot in Kirk Park." I Kirk Park. That's, like, hilly area." hill over there." the only hill." To respond to this week's People Poll question, visit niles.suntimes.com. .

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TRACY GRUEN IContributor

If students love movies and dis- cussing the various aspects of cinema, then the Maine South High School Film Club may just be the perfect club for them to join.

"We get kids from every end of the school," said Garrett Fechner, who runs the film club. Fechner said the club attracts students ranging from kids in the drama department to the athletic department. For other kids, the film club is the only group they belong to outside of school. Fechner feels the club is a great way for kids to feel like they are a part of something in addition to school. The students watch a wide variety of genres of films together and then discuss the films and various aspects of the films. 'We talk about those jobs that aren't the lead actor in the film," said Fechner. He said they sometimes talk about the score of a film or special effects in a film. Fechner said that some students are taking related courses, such as a TV broadcasting course, while others are just big fans of the movies. "We do a little bit of everything," said Fechner, about the genres of films they watch and discuss. Sometimes the movies are seasonal, such as thrill- ers during Halloween. Recently, the group watched movies such as Taken,' The King's Speech," "Psycho," "District 9" and "Escape from Alcatraz." "Choosing the films is done by both me and the Maine South's film club (top row from left): Kevin Riley, JR. O'Rourke, Mr. Garrett Fechner, Gio Miranda, Nathan Pinsky, Joshua Robbins, (bottom from left) Julie Heak, Rebeka Nekalova and Alanna Woods. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO students," explained Fechner. "If students were to ever choose a film that has a rating of R, then a required parental permission slip is required to view Fechner said the club is composed of about 15 to "lt's something fun," said Alarma Woods, who is the film." 20 students, with kids sometimes filtering in and also a member of the film club. She said she has The movies are shown on LCD projectors in a out of the club. an interest in films and finds the club to be a good classroom or in the auditorium on a big screen. To "I think what I like most is it's just a smaller way to relax after school. create a movie theater atmosphere, sometimes group of us so we can have good conversations," Fechner teaches literature and a film course at the students enjoy popcorn while watching the said Kevin Riley, who said he joined the club be- Maine South High School and he is also a volleyball movies. cause many of his friends were in the club. coach. I THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 2013 NIL School I opioneerlocal.com i Nues West debate teamsurgesback

BY NATALIE HAYES IContributor

The high school debate team has long been branded as uncool.

A group of students at Nues West High School, however, is defying that reputation by dominating the national high school debate scene. This year's debate team, coached by teacher Eric Oddo, gained national recognition for the first time since the club relaunched three years ago for the first time since the 1990s. Varsity duo Theo Noparstak and Jonass PIa- citis won two regional bids, qualifying the team for the national Tournament of Champions competition later this I year. "Being such a new team, I don't think any other schools in the country expected us to get this far," Oddo said. "I cannot stress how impressive this is. It easily ranks up there with the most Members of the NUes West Debate Team (from left) Vinay Patel, Miranda Kang, Jonass Placitis, Theo Noparstak, Gershom Chan, Nick Charles, Rebecca Harbeck, Lizzie Prete, Walter Lindwall, Soretti Donka elite debate teams in the country." More than 10 years have passed since Nues West debaters earned Kentucky in Lexington. They earned Jude won the team's seventh novice issues, and this year's topic is transpor- their last national championship. Back their second bid the following week at championship title in three years last tation infrastructure investment. then, debate coach John Heintz led a competition in Des Moines, Iowa. month, " Ifyou look at the people who did two teams to win the Tournament of The Ohio Valley Tournament was a Donka and Jude were the 10th seed debate in high school - presidents, Champions and one team to win the nail-biter for the 50 debate team stu- entering the elimination rounds, but lawyers, high-profile public speakers national championship. dents and large group of parents and won on a 5-2 decision in the cha rnpi- - they're some of the most successful Yet, the debate team disappeared at teachers who went down to Kentucky onship round. people," said Oddo, who himself was the height of its success when Heintz to watch the competition. While the football team runs drills on a member of the debate team at New left teaching to attend law school in Ten teams, made up of two studentsthe field after school, the debaters canTrier High School. the mid-90s. each, competed in the Varsity Policy be found in a classroom putting their Placitis, who left the men's volley- He returned to Niles West Township Debate against a total of 71 teams brains to work while dedicating up to ball team to join debate his sopho- District 219 as chief legal counsel and across the country. Noparstak and PIa-two hours of their time after school more year, said being part of the assistant superintendent of human citis went 5-1 in the preliminary rounds every day to preparing for the series debate team has changed his college resources three years ago, and encour-and were ranked seventh entering the of debates that take place throughout and career goals by making him want aged the Board of Education to sup- elimination rounds. They advanced the school year. to go into political science instead of port the reinstatement of the debate to the Double Octafinal round, where "I think if you become really good his initial plans to study law. team. they won on a 2-1 decision, earning at something, then you're respected, "I think it's the best thing anyone The club has since been going them their first TOC bid, but lost in the whether it's sports or debate," Oddo can do in high school," Placitis said. strong, boasting its highest enrollment semifinals. said. "These kids have their career "I wish other kids would realize how ever with 50 students. Four Niles West teams also corn- and educational goals lined up at an great this program is because ¡t re- Noparstak and Placitis, both se- peted in the Novice Policy Debate early age, and I think they break down ally teaches you to learn how to think niors, earned their first bid to qualify along with 31 other teams who entered the nerdy stereotypes by proving on your feet and it gives the kids who for the National TOC at the Ohio Val- the novice category in the Ohio Valley that if you give enough effort you can don't get a chance to speak their ley Tournament, a competition held Tournament. achieve anything you want." minds a new opportunity to express Dec. 1 through 3 at the University of Freshmen Soretti Donka and Justina The debates center around policy themselves." NIL THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 2013I 27 School pioneerlocal.com District 64 reviews capital projects for four schools

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PARK RIDGE be completed at Carpen- capital projects per year, but Angela Tuebo, the chair of Lawson said that as board ter School, boilers will be could spend more than that if the HVAC committee at Field members it is their job to The Park Ridge- replaced at Lincoln Middle necessary. School, noting that other maintain the facilities for the Nifes District 64 School and Franklin Elemen- Board Member Eric Uhlig schools in the district have air students and make sure they tary School, and asbestos felt the board could exceed conditioning. are in a safe environment. Board of Education removal will occur at Field the $3 million annual expense Tuebo said that there is also During the Committee of created a plan for School. During the summer of if there was a vital need in the a safety issue because the the Whole meeting the School 2014 the second phase of the district. He did not feel there windows must be open when Board also discussed possible upcoming capital Field School project will take should be an official cap at $3 it is warm in the building. ways to fund the projects, place and the installation of million. The air-conditioning phase including borrowing, but the projects during a air conditioning is proposed. Board Member Pat Fioretto for Field School could cost majority of the board was in Committee of the Board President John felt differently. about $5.5 million and the favor of only using money that Heyde said the timeline is "I personally would not feel project is the most expensive is in the district's reserves. Whole meeting on supported by the board, but comfortable going beyond of all the projects on the list. District 64 Facilities Man- Jan. 14. specific plans must still be for- $3 million a year," he said. The estimated total cost for ager Scott Mackall said bids mally approved. Fioretto also stated that he the two phases of the project are being sought for air condi- Board members agreed The majority of board does not believe air condition- in the summers of 2013 and tioning at Carpenter School. A that in the summer of 2013, members also felt that the ing at Field School is a major 2014 is estimated at about recommended bid is expected heating, ventilation and district should spend up to priority. $10.6 million. to go before the School Board air-conditioning work will approximately $3 million in 'lt's an equity issue," said Board Member Sharon for approval in February.

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ToddlersO-3Kids Family FAMTeens13+Adults18+Seniors65+ Fridays. Drop ¡n, make Join in from 4-5 p.m. arrangements for a tour, on the fourth Monday drop off artifacts and (Jan. 28) of each month collections, or just come to create Lego master- Submissions for Community Calendar are required 14 days preceding the date of publication. Send to: to visit. The new mag- pieces in the Lego Club. Nues Managing Editor, Pioneer Press, 3701 W. Lake Ave., Glenview IL 60026. Information may be faxed tonetic elevator makes For kids in kindergarten (847) 486-7495 or e-mailed to [email protected]. the auditorium easily to eighth grade. accessible. Call (847) 390-0160. CIVIC (224) 616-0753; Andy 112. This is a 21-and-older Early Out JCC Young Actors En- Beierwaltes, (847) 966- fundraising event in sup- Niles Township Clerksemble will present "The 6961; or John Jekot, port of the school. Antsy Aardvark" at 7 (847) 651-7624. This LIBRARY Out of school early to- 65+ p.m. Jan. 24 and 31 and event is hosted by the St. day? Test drive ereaders Niles Township Clerk's noon and 3:30 p.m. Jan. John Brebeuf Holy NameYoung Widows Nues Public Library: and tablets, take a tour Office is open 9 am.- 27 and Feb. 3 at the Men's Club. 6960W. Oakton St., of the Niles Library and 5 p.m. weekdays and Elaine Zollie Frank The- (847) 663-1234 or online see what else the library evenings by appoint- ater, Mayer Kaplan JCC, The Chicagoland Young at www.nileslibrary.org. has to offer teens from ment on the second and 5050 Church St., Skokie. Indoor Block Party Widowed Connec- Registration is required 12:30-3 p.m. Jan. 30, fourth Mondays of each "Dress Like a Pirate Day" tion will host Valentine for most programs un- an early day off from month to accommodate is Jan. 31. Those attend- 65+ & Wine from 6-8 p.m. less indicated otherwise. school. residents with passport ing as a pirate get a free Resurrection College Feb. 16 at WineStyles, applications, voter regis- tickets to the show with Prep High School. 7500 1517 Waukegan Road, trations and temporary the purchase of an adult W. Talcott Ave., Chi- Glenview. The event is Reading with Rover Windows 8 for handicapped parking ticket. Tickets are $15 forcago, invites neighbors, a fundraiser geared to- Beginners placards. To schedule adults, $10 for children alumnae and community ward young widowed an appointment at Nues ages 7-13 and $5 for chil- members to Res Fest men and women under Kids in kindergarten Township in Skokie, call dren ages 6 and under. 2013 Indoor Block Party, 55. CYWC provides and a bit oder can build A live demo lecture of (847) 673-9300. Visit www.gojcc.org/the-hosted by Chicago Ra- referrals for sources of confidence when read- Windows 8 will be fol- ater, call (847) 763-3518 dio Legend Dick Biondi, support, seminars and ing out loud with friendly lowed by a question- or e-mail tickets@gojcc. from 6 p.m-midnight workshops on the practi-dogs, Call Youth Servic- and answer session at 10 org. Feb. 16. The evening cal issues of widowhood, es, (847) 663-6622, to am. Jan. 26. COMMUNITY will feature music, food regular social activities sign up for a 20-minute tents, beer and wine, and connections to the slot, 7-8:30 p.m. Jan. 31. Indoor Farmers' silent auctions, raffles, community through Market FUNDRAISERS Baggo and carnival outreach. Tickets for PARKS games. Come early for Valentine & Wine are $25Astronaut Training 65+ Watch the Super a chance to meet Dick each and a portion of theCamp Golf Maine Parks offices St. Luke's Lutheran Bowl Biondi before he takes proceeds will help fund are located at Feldman Church, 205 N. Prospect the stage at 8 p.m. for a CYWC's 501(c)(3) filing Recreation Center, 8800 Ave., Park Ridge, will sock hop in the gym withfees and the outreach Takes place for kids in Kathy Lane (one block host an Indoor Winter A Super Sunday Foot- dancing to the music project. Tickets can be kindergarten to fourth south of Golf Road on Farmers' Market from ball Party will take place from the '50s to the '80s.purchased at info@chi- grade from 4-5:30 Western Avenue), in 9 am-i p.m. Jan. 26. Feb. 3 at the St. John Advance registration is cagolandwidowed.org. p.m. Jan. 25. Call Youth Niles or at Dee Park, Shoppers will find chees-Brebeuf Ministry Center, $20 per person; admis- Services. at the corner of Dee es, meats, soaps, syrup, 8305 N. Harlem Ave., sion at the door will and Emerson roads, honey, wool, raw fibers, Niles; doors will open be $25. Res Fest food/ Des Plaines. Call (847) vinegars, dried fruits, at 2 p.m., the kitchen at drink/game tickets are HISTORICAL 'Madagascar 3' 297-3000. milled flours, sauces 4, and the kick-off is at available for $1 each. On- SOCIETY and salsas, preserves, 5:30 p.m. There will be line raffle prizes include cider, and fresh produce, a variety of foods, des- an Apple iPad mini or Hours for the public Will be screened at 2 Sports Leagues as available. Call (847) sert, coffee, beer, wine cash; winners need not p.m. Jan. 26; for the 825-6659. and soda. Participants be present. Registration, ii family. can watch the game on aonline raffles and Res Niles Historical Museum: Adult Indoor Coed Vol- gigantic 10-foot screen. Fest tickets are avail- 8970 N. Milwaukee Ave., leyball Leagues - A & 'The Aantsy Tickets are $20; children able at www.reshs.org is open to the public Lego Club B leagues are 6 on 6 at Aardvark' age 14 and under, $5. or [email protected] 10:30 a.m.-3 p.m. Mon- Feldman. Matches con- I Call Dennis O'Donovan, or (773) 775-6616, Ext. days, Wednesdays and sist of three games with NIL THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 2013 31 Calendar øogguu pioneerlocal.com

a 55-minute time limit. 18+ year round. click on Depa tments and health screenings, Jan. 24, 1 p.m.: Jon LeI- League begins Feb. 7. Fun and easy Latin in- and then Senior. Regis- free consumer seminars, Ienberg, U.S. literary Call for info. spired workout. Ongo- tration required for most special-interest work- agent for the Conan ing classes 7:15 p.m. programs. shops, special events Doyle Estate (creator Mondays or Tuesdays at NILES SENIOR and day trips. of Sherlock Holmes) 4th-6th Grade Coed Feldman. CENTER will discuss the life and Winter Basketball 'SunsetBoulevard' legacy of the literary g- League - Games be- The center offers mem- Chess Club for check- ant. Suggested donation gin Feb. 3 at Feldman. Tae Kwon Do bership to NUes residents 65+ mate champs and new is $5. Mandatory clinic Jan. age 55 and older and See this production Feb. people who want to 19 at noon. Games are their spouses. Drop by 21 at Drury Lane The- learn the rules and basic played on Fridays/and or Popular martial arts the Niles Senior Center, atre, 10 a.m.-5:15 p.m. strategies sessions are Jan. 25, 2 p.m.: Michael Sundays: classes for children (ages 999 Civic Center Drive, Before the show, dine Wednesdays at 1 p.m. Corcoran will present a 7-15) and adults offered NUes, or call (847) 588- on soup, bread, veggies virtual tour of "The Mid- on Mondays, Wednes- 8420 for an application. plus potato and choice way" in 1893 (World's Zumba days and Saturdays all Visit www.vniles.com, of fettuccini Alfredo and Exercise classes - Columbian Exposition). sweet peas or chicken Jazzercise combines Hear humorous stories HOCUS FOCUS breast marsala. Cost aerobic exercises with el- about the group of peo- is $64, members; $69, ements of jazz dance. A pie who worked there Find at least six differences in details between panels nonmembers. series of dance routines and the history of this is set to popular music single mile of boulevard. while incorporating Suggested donation is V4LEN1I Ç Charlie Brown at the yoga, Pilates, cardio- $8. Jc Museum kickboxing, and other c: fitness styles. Classes Ç 65 move incrementally Jan. 28, 1 p.m.: Lyric Op- Go to the Museum of through different in- era lecturer Babs Lieber- Science & Industry to tensity levels, so any- man will provide an en- see the exhibit "Char- one is welcome to join. tertaining commentary 44 , lie Brown" on Jan. 24 Classes are held at 11 on "La Boheme." Sug- from 10:30 a.m.-4 p.m. am. Wednesdays. Try gested donation is $8. Through original car- the gentle-moderate toons and reproductions, exercise class, 11:15 .LJJJJ!p S! pJeJ '9 6tJlss!w sadijS ç 6UISS!W &J S)f008 'i? see how Charlie Brown am. Mondays and 10 ÖU!SSIUJ SIJ&SPOH î 6uissiw s:! pJeoqae.ys z peuado S! Ja.per .1 and Peanuts were devel- am. Tuesdays that fea- SUPPORT oped. Participants will tures a combination of PUZZLE ANSWERS enjoy lunch at the center seated and standing GnefShare featuring ribs, baked po- exercises for a corn- tato, coleslaw and des- plete cardiovascular 65+ See page R C C OL A A GAC IA SjH A D E R S P HOT ON CANALS HANDFUL sert. Cost is $50, mem- workout. The moder- St. John Lutheran 28 for this bers; $55, nonmembers. ate-high energy class Church, 7429 N. Miiwau- Ml LTONB,R AD L E Y lAL G E R I A C O OK YENT LE A R L Elo N T is at 11 am. on Thurs- kee Ave., hosts a 13-week week's Super days and Fridays, giv- GriefShare recovery FAR ES HURTF E1E L I N G S

ONF I LE L LAC ing more of a challenge group from 1-2:30 p.m. Crossword frl....E.s,A.0 ..i_ C0VG AR TOWNBRYN ASPS M ATH E P'S with cardio, strength- Wednesdays through r.ôY and Sudoku ïs.. MIAINOMORE ening, stretching and Aprii 3. GriefShare is a

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At AFN, employees are treated with the same consideration as customers.

This idea is one of the main rea- Sons why the award-winning Io- gistics and supply chain company has been so successful the past 10 years, according to CEO Michael Nervick. The company that started out with only three employees now has 200 employees and Nervick said that they will hire about 100 more employees this year. AFN specializes in freight broker- Michael Nervick, CEO of AFN Freight Company, poses for a portrait on the trading floor at the company on Jan. 17.I CURTIS LEHMKUHL,-Sun-Times Media age, transportation management I services and third party logistics. "We help manufacturers and ma- transportation management, ware- this office has been a lot better." of Commerce). Nervick believes that jor retail vendors get their products housing and more. AFN works directly with major re- providing top-notch customer service on their shelves more efficiently," The company has been in businesstailers such as Wal-Mart, CVS, Sears,has been the key to their success. explained Nervick. since 2003 and in Nues since 2009. TJ Maxx and more. lt works with "We treat the different people that The company, located at 7230 N. The facility, which was previously six of the 10 largest retailers in the we work with as customers," Nerv- Caldwell Ave., matches retailers and located in Deerfield, includes a largeUnited States. ick said. "We want to treat them the manufacturers with motor transpor- brokerage floor where employees "Illinois is one of our top five same way we want to be treated." tation companies in order to make focus on talking to the shippers states we do business in, but we In 2011, the Chicago Tribune rated that happen. and looking for carriers to haul the do the whole county," said Ner- AFN a top 100 employer. That's the 'We have a philosophy that we freight. Nervick said the goal is to vick. "Chicagoland is a hub for kind of business Niles wants, Cham- treat our carriers the same way we help manage a facility for a shipper transportation." ber Executive Director Katie Sch- treat our customers," said Nervick. and make things easier for shippers Nervick said that competition neider said. Some of the services AFN pro- and carriers. is pretty high with a good number "They are definitely a growing corn- vides are full truckloads, intermodal 'lt's been fantastic," said Nervick, of brokers ¡n the area (there are a pany," said Schneider. "They do a lot (rail) services, expedited services, about their location in Niles. "Turn- couple other logistics businesses in of on-site training. We're really happy high value shipping, outsourced over has improved. The morale in Niles, according to the Niles Chamberto have them here in Niles." 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Property values in the tion is not a major concern at this district have declined an average of point. 7 to 9 percent a year, he noted. The state knocked the district "We've had some struggles with down from "financial recognition," diminishing revenues," he said. the highest rating, to "financial McConahay said another factor in review." the drop in financial rating is that "Right now we can pull that back the district has been using fund bal- up," McConahay told the District 67 ances to help offset a lack of new 10,000 School Board at its Jan. 17 meeting. revenue. As a result, the fund bal- "It will take hard work." ance to revenue ratio has declined. small Each year the state board rates "lt's not mismanagement. lt's how businesses districts in Illinois based on several healthy our fund balances are," Mc- Partnering with City Colleges of Chicago financial factors, including the fund Conahay said. "We're not as healthy balance to revenue ratio and expen-as we need to be." diture to revenue ratio, or whether The state board uses a weighted UI was a/ways afraid of negotiating, now I the district has a balanced budget. score that takes several financial stand firm to get the better deal." Overall ratings range from the factors into account. The highest - Anghca, Owner Cornex Construction, New Oden. LA highest, financial recognition, whererating requires a minimum score district 67 has been in the past, of 3.54 percent. District 67's new . Gain valuable skills in negotiation, marketing through financial review, financial score is 3.45. early warning and finally financial McConahay said the district did and much more watch. At that lowest ranking, Mc- score well on its rating for short- . Get the opportunity to access financial capital Conahay said the state takes over term debt because it has not done . 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Above: The Upper School band, directed by Lake Forest Country Day School interim band director, Doug Rosenberg, plays during the Schools annual

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Cover Photo: TwoLake Forest CountryDay SchoolUpperSchoolstudents work on art projects in one of two art classrooms. SUPPLIED PHOTO CEATIVITY BY WENDY ALTSCHULER parts of the brain and they develop a fuller repertoire of creative thinking strategies that CHICAGOIAND JEWISH HIGH SCHOOL For Sun-Times Media they can apply to solve both academic and Accredited by the American Montessori real-world problems," said Michael Robin- Society, the Montessori Children's House son, head of school, Lake Forest Country Day of North Barrington blends freedom and School. structure fluidly for babies, toddlers and "When a culture dies, it is their art that is preschoolers. Nature, music and art are a]i a left to tell their human story. We can learn a part of the curriculum and a strong parental great deal about any group of people, their involvement is encouraged for the success of relationships, and their lives through the each student. study of their art," said Scott A. Baeseman, "In our Montessori classrooms we feel fine arts department chair, music educator that exploring and cuitivating the artistic and choral director, Lake Forest Country Day development and awareness of children is a School. "In addition to teaching our students fundamental aspect of their learning experi- how to read and write music at LFCDS, we ence," said Anna P. Perry, executive director, teach them how to interpret music while relat- Seton Montessori Institute and Lab Schools. mg personally to many styles and genres.We "We encourage creative expression in many begin teaching our youngest students how to different ways and with different types of me- be still and absorb various musical elements dia. Our students spend curricular time each while listening to a piece of music. By the year studying the gieat artistic masters of time students are in our upper level classes, the Western world, including Picasso, Monet, they learn to interpret music as a symbol and Renoir, Klee and Mondrian, to naine a few." miiror of society. They learn to relate directly For more information, visit www.mchnb.net.to music by applying what they know of a his- Lake Forest Country Day School (LFCDS) is tory and culture and what they intuitively feel steeped in history, with roots reaching back within their souls." to 1 888. A rich character-building education LFCDS places an emphasis on teaching for students is still a major part of the school children to be bright and upstanding and an ethos. Putting the word art' in the word 'smart'education that includes the arts is a major is one of the ways that LFCDS fosters the well-part of that. For example, with concerts, rounded intellectual development of each exhibits and performances being presented student. throughout the year, some of the distinctive "Students who express themselves through programs that are offered to students are: a variety of artistic media are using different beginning and symphonic band instruction, 38 THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 2013 NIL

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Jazz hands: Children flourish at the Chicago Academy for the Arts, where they experience a well-rounded artistic education.I SUPPLIED PHOTO

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Hooked Up: St. Joan of Arc School raised funds and donated Netbooks to Uganda. i SUPPUED PHOTO Volunteerism develops I can trace my endless curiosity and love of learning directly back to my teachers at LFCDS. They made the wortd seem full of possibility and caitment-and they were right. culture of empathy, sincerity Michcscl Caruso, Editr-m- Chief, Smithonion maga2ine

BY WENDY ALTSCHULER non-profit organization in order to receive Open House For Sun-Times Media credit necessary for graduation. In a welcome letter on the school web- Tuesday, February 12 '9:00 a.m. Tuesday, March 12 9:00 Parents have a tough gig. They are respon- site, Fenwick High School president, Fr. sible for providing all of the basic needs for Richard A. Peddicord said: "Since 1929 we their children - a warm and safe home, nour-have equipped young people with the tools ishing sustenance, affection - and they are necessary for successful, meaningful and I AkF F0RESr COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL tasked with the amazing job of shaping their faith-filled lives. In this, we continue to rely on www.Ikde.org rßayRosd LakeForest,IL60045 I (847)615-6151 chiithen into happy, healthy and upstanding a dedicated and highly credentialed faculty- adults. Parents are accountable for teaching men and women, lay and religious-who are their children how to not only survive but aisoconurutted to forming the next generation of how to relish in their existence and the world society's leaders." around them. One of the best ways to develop Peddicord goes on to say, "Wisdom, truth, a strong character in children is volunteer- vision and love: as more and more people ing, which helps kids to think about others receive these gifts, our world will be trans- in need. By becoming active participants in formed for the good of ali." POPE JOHN XXffl SCHOOL their own community, children are able to St. Joan of Arc School in Evanston is another UI SMNr MARY AND SAJV K11vJU5IffS www.popejohn23.org feel a sense of responsibility for their actions values-driven school that emphasizes the tin excellent Catholic education in a smalL caring, and diverse commuu, as well as feel confidence and pride in their inpoPance of contributing to and serving abilities to be advocates for good causes. society. According to its website, "The school Many places around Chicago function with promotes Catholic social teachings through help from volunteers. One organization that student participation in service projects, depends greatly on the kind hearts of oth- which encourage an understanding of the ers is the Greater Chicago Food Depository dignity of every person and a respect for (GCFD), where 98,000 volunteer hours were God's creation. Recognizing the support of served last year. Children as young as S can the parish, St. Joan of Arc School emphasizes begin volunteering at the GCFD. Individuals, the importance of students giving back to groups, schools or families can get together their communities through participation in and really make a difference at this non-profit parish rnixtistries and hosting events for the organization that ains to end hunger in the community at large. School faculty, parish community by providing meals and integra- staff, parents, and students share the respon- tive training to people in need. sibility for developing compassionate young Visit www.chicagosfoocthank.org for more adults who will understand and respect the information on how you, your child or your dilierences among people, and who will work child's school can help. cooperatively with others to meet the chal- . BLUE RIBBON SCHOOL since 2008 Fortunately, parents are not alone in the lenges of an ever-changing world." . Tess scurs in upper 10% consistently for 15 years . Three foreign languagesFrench, Spanish, and Latin goal of teaching our children about volunteer- Parents who use the resources around . Eice1knt Fine Arts - Violin, band, piano and guitar ism. Many schools integrate volunteer servicethem, including the schools their children . Extra curricular - PE, Zumba, yap, music, dance. computer and drama into the prospectus. Fenwick High School, a attend, will find that there are many volunteer . After school activities - Volleyball, basketball. hotbaJl, track. cross-country Catholic college preparatory school in Oak opportunities available for their children. Chess Club, Science Olympiad and Yearbook Club Morning and after school care available Park, for example, has a Christian Service Volunteering promotes a healthy lifestyle in Project (CSP) as part of the Moral Theology children by enhancing their development and Leariiiqg, Achie, 'ing1 Belíeriiig curriculum. Juniors are required to complete life skills, improving the community they live a minimum of 40 up-paid service hours at a in and encouraging a strong service ethic. 40 THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 2013 NIL Special Section J SPECIALSE CT IO N S.SUN TIM ES.COM

Succeed: St. Celestine School in Elmwood Park celebrates Catholic School Week, which aligns with their school motto:

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BY WENDY ALTSCHULER "We are very blessed at St. Celestine For Sun-limes Media School with our dedicated faculty and Pancake Breakfast & Open House staff, caring parents, supportive parish and u energetic students that are willing to learn," Sunday, January 27 With roots dating back to i 904, The Nation- 10:00 am-12:30 pm said Jeanine Rocchi, principal at St. Celestine aI Catholic Educational Association (NCEA) is School. "We are faith-filled in the Catholic the largest U.S. private network membership organization that promotes Catholic educa- tradition and we achieve test scores above the nationai average in every subject area. The "Classrooms in Action" Open House Dion, awareness and advocacy. Currently, the NCEA is endorsing Catholic Schools Week theme of Catholic Schools Week this year fits Thursday, January 31 8:30 am-i i :00 am (CSW), which kicks offjan. 27-Feb. 2. This because we truly try to reach the goal of rais- annuai and thematic celebration of Catholic ing the standards every year at St. Celestine education showcases the many earned ac- School." colades, accomplishments and contributions Rocchi also said: "Catholic Schools Week is Parent Education Night: to society that each participating school has a wonderful time to showcase our school. Dur- demonstrated. ing our open house the Iocai community has a Speaker Beth Miller discusses Characteristically, Catholic schools corn- chance to experience the many fine programs rnemorate this special week, a joint venture and meet the parents and staff that make up "TheArt ofPositive Parenting" between the NCEA and the U.S. Conference ofour place of faith-filled learning." Catholic Bishops, with masses, open houses, Former parent, Eileen Lepore said, "I Wednesday, February 207:00 pm student activities, family participation and feel that at St. Celestine School my children the involvement of parishioners as well as thereceived a great education that was chal- community at large. lengi.ng and it prepared them to be highly The theme for this year's CSW is: Catholic successful in high school. St. Celestine School Open House Schools Raise the Standards. According to thehas an atmosphere that is loving, caring and NCEA website, "The 2013 theme supports the nurturing." Wednesday March 137:00 pm recent launch of the National Standards and Another school that is following suit and Benchmarks for Effective Catholic Elemen- celebrating CSW is Saint Patrick High School, tary and Secondary Schools, that ensure the the oldest Catholic boys high school in Chi- . Proud to inspire students Pre-K through 8th grade effective operation and responsible gover- cago, with history dating back to 186 1 . Saint nance of Catholic schools across the country, Patrick High School enrolls more than i 000 and Full Day Kindergarten thus promoting high academic standards and boys annually. Catholic identity." For CSW, "St. Pat's starts off the week with . Tour the school during our Open House events or St. Celestine School in Elmwood Park has a special all-school mass, which focuses on request a private tour at your convenience a program for CSW that is representative Catholic Education. We have special prayers of many typical Catholic schools. This year, each day during our announcements.We also they have family liturgy, mass, open houses, hand out pins to the boys with the logo of that classroom visits, plays, speaking and athletic year's CSW," said Janet Coffey, director of Contact us at: 847-945-0135 competitions and a celebration of faith and marketing and corporate and foundation rela- service via card making for seniors and vet- tioris at Saint Patrick High School. "At the high or check us out at holycrossdeerfield.org erans. The week wraps up with a teacher ap- school level, we keep the CSW theme within preciation lunch and an evening carnival fair. our daily prayers and the special liturgy." Holy Cross School 720 Elder Lane Deerfield,IL 60015 NIL THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 2013 I 41

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BY WENDY ALTSCHULER unique buildings and a diverse community," For Sun-Times Media said Steven Lu, Chicago Chinatown Chamber of Commerce. 'Children love seeing the Chi- Approximately 2.8 million people live natown Gate, The Nine Dragon Wall, Ping Tom in Chicago. A host of cultures bring life to Memorial Park and the Chinatown Square the city with various celebrations, festivals Zodiacs." and parades as well as sundry restaurants, For beautiful domed Orthodox churches, markets, small businesses and museums. colorful murals, art galleries, museums and The enriching diversity of an urban popula- tree-lined streets, visit Ukrainian and East tion provides an excellent opportunity for Village. The Ukrainian Institute of Modern children to learn and appreciate the world Art is a mecca for modern and contemporary bakeries. Jewelry, book, music and textile that is free to the public every day. Weekend, around them. Children are able to marvel at art. In addition to exhibits, this museum also shops line both sides of the street, fostering the incredible contributions that culturally hosts concerts, film showings, readings and after-school and summer classes, with the- bustling eye-candy for children and families. matic lessons, are offered to children to help rich ethnic groups offer. Got a free weekend? lectures, which creates inspiration within the Strolling the sidewalks in this sparkling corn- them learn about art and culture. Suit up the kids, pick an area: north, south, community. west or downtown/central and explore one of "We are open to the public.We display 6 ormunity is an inintitable way to feel like you're According to the NMMA website, "Since venturing abroad without leaving Chicago. 2004, the Education Department has been Chicago's 77 distinctive neighborhoods. 7 exhibits a year-group and solo shows," said Many spectators filled the streets of the offering high quality, year-round after-school Chicago's Chinatown, which is the second Andriy Hudzan, Ukrainian Institute for Mod- historic Pilsen neighborhood during the classes through grant partnerships with Chi- largest Chinatown in the U.S. has delicious emArt. "Our museum also has a children's Chicago Marathon this past October, and it's cago Public Schools. Classes include visual restaurants and a plethora of shops. Make art exhibit once a year. We reach out to local easy to see why people return. Pilsen is an arts, dance, theater and music, and integrate sure you check out Chinatown Square, a hub schools and children submit their art." art filled community with residents that are reading and writing." for entertainment, celebrations and festivals Devon Ave. in West Ridge is the heart of bonded together with community pride. The- The main prospectus includes creating art as well as the home of the Pan Asian Cultural Chicago's vibrant Pakistani and Indian corn- Center. munities. Dine in one of the many delectable ater and art thrive and the dominant Hispanic as well as art literacy and elucidation, CUltural culture keeps this community alive. awareness and social justice-all important "Chinatown is wonderful for children and restaurants, shop boutiques for a multthued One of the most popular attractions is the for children to develop well-rounded critical families. In addition to high-quality restau- sari, get a temporary henna tattoo or buy National Museum of Mexican Art (NMMA), thinking skills. rants, we have lots of landmarks, old and goods at one of the ethnic grocery stores or which is the only major Chicago museum Excite&Educate social-emotional growth as well as helping 2012 State spelling bee champion three 4. CHIARAVLLE HOLY CROSS SCHOOL to build the self-awareness and strong years in a row. Its students are winners. MONTESSORI SCHOOL 720 Elder Ln. character that leads to high achievement Every eighth-grader completes algebra, 425 Dernpster St. Deerfield, IL 60015 and a passion for learning. From the IST honors algebra and some are taking Evanston, IL 60201 (847) 945-0135 STEP program for 2-year-olds through honors geometry. PJ23 offers French and (847) 864-2190 www.holycrossdeerfield.org eighth grade, an education at LFCDS Spanish for Junior kindergarten to fifth www.chiaxavalle.org Holy Cross School is a supportive and allows students to step into the future grade; sioth to eighth grade choose from Believing. Growing. ucceeding. Inning Catholic school that has been with confidence. LFCDS offers financial French, Spanish or Latin. Specials include CHICAGOLAND JEWISH serving Deerfield and the surrounding assistance so that your child can take computers, multi-media center, music, art HIGH SCHOOL communities for 74 years. The school advantage of all the school has to offer. and drama. Every child - preschool to Make-Up Entrance Exam 1095 Lake Cook Rd. nurtures a life-long love for learning and Call the admission office to find out more. eighth grade - is learning, achieoing and Deerfield, IIi 60015 faith. Enrollment is always open. Families believing. 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For example, www.mybotanicplanet.com is a free website with lesson plans and interactive feels dry. True games for students to explore basic botany and water conservation. Based on the classroom Courtesy of Family Features experience offered through the Memphis Botanic Garden, and created by TruGreen, www. False mybotarncplanet.com features lesson plans by professional curriculum developers to meet National Education Standards. Students can personalize their own avatar and explore the edu- S-r. PETER cationai site's interactive games and activities. 4 The activity and quiz here are part of the new Water Ways CA-rHoLIc SCHO curriculum, which inspires kids to be water's guardians. The l4() Niks Center Road. Skokic. 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Don't restrict your field trips to sunny days only.You arid Discover learn more about what makes St. Peter so special. your kids will be amazed at how different things appear when it's been raining or snowing.Where should you go to start dig- Ihe simple power .Our low student-teacher ratio allows each ging into natural science? student to feel supported and nurtured. - Your backyard: Collect leaf samples to identify; then, use of learning by doing. .Excellent test scores indicate our students are them to make a collage. Use a magnifying glass to do some ground-level research. Examine insects, plant stems, tree bark, well-prepared for high school. spider webs and interesting rocks. Have your child give an Parent/Child Toddler . Early Childhood 3-6 . Elementary . Middle School .Technology tools in classrooms help students explorer's report on what he or she finds. Come See What We Do become curious, engaged learners. 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STORY BY RACHEL HANDLE.. n a recent fall evening in Chicago's Uptownneigh- borhood, Emmy Rossum ap- peared in the role ofa teapot. Her stage? "Shameless" co- star Joan Cusack's living room. And her au- dience? Her fellow castmates. The tight-knit group was playing charades - one way they unwind after long days of filming in Chicago. "I picked 'Harry Potter,' "she says. "So I was trying to figure out how to do some kind of pun on the words 'hair' and 'teapot.' "The cast of the Showtime hit (which debuted its third season on Jan. 13) often gathers at Cusack's to discuss one another's personal lives, dole out advice and let their charades games get competitive. "Jeremy Allen White's team wins every time. I never win, and Bill [William H. Macy] never wins," Rossum laughs. "I think the other teams are cheating. But I play a FREERC J BROW G'TY IMAGES very honest charades game."

12 SPLASH I JANUARY 20-26, 2013 Rossum takes a similarly forthright approach to her life. The 26-year-old actress and singer has carved out a Eiiiuiy around town remarkably successful career by trusting her instincts, rather than allowing handlers to steer her. "I go with my "Everyone group texts all the time. We all gut," she says. "Which generally serves me pretty well." know what everyone else is doing, what The preternaturally talented Rossum began performing they're working on, what they like to eat," at the age of 7 in the Metropolitan Opera Children's Cho- says Possum of her "Shameless" cast- rus, sharing the stage with the likes of Luciano Pavarotti, mates. "We spend a lot of time together, and landed her first movie role at 13 as an Appalachian so we have this symbiosis." When they're orphan in the indie filin "Songcatcher." Her artistic integ- not on set, here's how the hard-working rit)' had already begun to assert itself "I was a theater geek crew blows off steam: who loved opera, and wasn't into 'N Sync or the Backstreet Boys," she says. "But I owned my weirdness." Eating: 'All of my activities in Chicago That confidence continued to propel her career choic- are centered around food," says Rossum. es. Rossum found stardom in her teens with high-profile "I just want to roles as Sean Penn's daughter in "Mystic River," Jake eat everything." Gyllenhaal's love interest in "The Day After Tomorrow" The cast often and the lead in "Phantom of the Opera." In 2013, Rossum shoots in colder will star in both "Beautiful Creatures," a supernatural, weather, and Southern-gothic romance based on the popular novel of when looking the same name, and "You're Not You," in which she plays for heartier fare, a self-involved college student who learns life lessons burger joint 25 from a terminally ill woman played by Hilary Swank. Degrees (726 N. And as if she weren't busy enough, on Jan. 29 another Clark) is afavor- of Rossum's labors of love will come to fruition: an te. "They're the album titled "Sentimental Journey." It's Rossum's third best burgers l've ever had. We order loads record (her second was an EP of Christmas songs), but of them and get them delivered to set it's the first that she "really wanted to make." She looks when we're late-night shooting. I dream back on her 2007 debut, "Inside Out," fondly, but admits about the sweet potato fries." that there were "a lot of cooks in the kitchen, which can cloud your judgment." Crushing on athletes: "Shanola [Hampton] This time around, Rossum wanted to create the record is a massive football fan, and I love basket- Top: Emmy Rossum and Tyler Jacob Moore (her ball, so we end on her own terms. So she funded it herself and planned on reported off-screen love interest) in "Shameless." simply releasing it digitally."Ithought, if I could make it by up going to a Bottom: Rossum and Alden Ehrenreich in the up- lot of sporting myself, there'd be only me to blame if it didn't work out," coming film "Beautiful Creatures." she says. But after she'd cut the album, Warner Bros. asked events," she to distribute it. The final product is a collection of covers says. "[For- of standards and classics spanning the 1920s to the 1960s, often forces her to change outfits in strangers' bathrooms, mer Bull] Kyle including the Andrews Sisters' "Apple Blossom Time" and church basements and even on the L She recalls one train Korver is really Frank Sinatra's "Summer Wmd." pulling up to a crowded platform as she wrestled with cute. He's got It's an eclectic collection, which aligns with Rossum's her costume. "I was fully changing clothes, ducking down really good personal taste. "I like opera and old-school music and behind the seats, trying not to be seen." hair. A little Bieber-esque, but I'm will- that's just kind of who I am," says Rossum. "People are But when she happens to be spotted, Chicago fans ing to move past that." And the Bears? gonna get it and that's cool, or think I'm a freak, and speak to her like she's actually Fiona. "They'll say, 'You're "They're all too big for me," laughsRos- that's cool, too." doing such a good job raising those kids!' " she laughs. "I sum. "They're intimidating. Though Brian Rossum takes similar risks on screen. On "Shameless," love it. It means I'm doing my job." One group of young Urlacher is a beautiful, beautiful man." a gritty dark comedy set in Chicago's South Side, she plays fans even asked her to disrobe - in response, Rossum Fiona, a brash 20-something whose alcoholic, absentee "channeled Fiona," insisting that the boys "go home and Drinking: 'We'll end up at Redhead Piano father has forced her to become the de facto matriarch do their homework." For the most part, though, she ap- Bar [16. W. Ontario] super late," she says. of her raucous siblings. Rossum is regularly naked on preciates how calm Chicagoans are in her presence corn- "That's actually happened a couple of the show, which has led to plenty ofpress - even HBO's pared to fans in Los Angeles or New York. "Chicago has times." "Girls" creator Lena Dunham has weighed in, complaining that cool sensibility. Nobody really cares. It makes me to Bill Simmons last year that the media refer to Dunham feel like a person on the street, which is a great feeling." Shopping: Possum counts Vintage Un- as "brave" for stripping on screen, but don't say the same of When it cornes to her personal life, Rossum is more derground (1824 W. North) and Dovetail Rossum because she's got a "perfect butt." guarded. She's vague about her reported romance with (1452 W. Chi- Rossum laughs at the notion. "I don't have a per- co-star Tyler Jacob Moore, but does admit, "Acting is an cago) among fect butt," she protests. The idea that stripping for the emotionally bare profession. You're trusting the person her preferred camera constitutes courage also puzzles her. "I don't that you're acting oppositetobe gentle with you. That haunts. She also think it's brave to take off your clothes. I think it's brave can sometimes lead to other feelings." stops by co-star to be emotionally bare," she says. "I think it's brave to Avoiding the public eye is something Rossum will Joan Cusack's play unlikable, and I think it's brave to put on prosthet- surely find even harder as her career develops - though Gold Coast ics and make yourself ugly. I think it's brave to be vulgar. she's not making any concrete plans. "I just go where boutique, Judy Whether Lena and I are taking our clothes off on cable is the wind takes me and follow whatever feels right." She JB!D'ÍF.t,I fL Maxwell (left, of no consequence. We're just trying to tell stories. I love says she'd love to be in a Broadway musical someday 1151 N. State). "I her on 'Girls,' and she clearly appreciates my bottom as and wants to work with more "cool chicks," such as buy lots of funny knickknacks there," she well. But it's just your body. It doesn't matter." Tilda Swinton, Cate Blanchett, Emma Stone and Solange says. "lt's like entering the brain of Joan Between scenes, though, Rossum is required to tackle Knowles - women who are, as Rossum describes it, Cusack. Creative overload, weird, happy." some out-of-the ordinary situations. The show's hectic "unafraid to break rules." production schedule (they shoot II pages of script per day) A fitting description for Rossum herself.

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- tht '.- "When guests receive an interactive and fun save the date, it gets them excited for the wedding," Lamb says. "It should give a taste of what's to come, but it can also be more lighthearted, even experi- mental, than the wedding invita- »/E For a visual save- tion." For one fashion-forward the-date, Studio This Is will couple, the Birch Design Studio help you create a short film team sent out silk scarves with announcing the big day. the wedding information subtly incorporated into the pattern. "It became a wearable memento of the wedding," she says. « If custom scarves aren't in the budget, consider a video save the date. For her own wedding, Jackson-Meara enlisted the help ofwedding photographers and videographers Studio This Is to create a clever short film of the betrothed couple painting a giant red heart and their wedding date. "I've seen so many grip-and-grin photos," Jackson-Meara says of save the dates. "As a planner, I knew I had to do something different."

14 SPLASH JANUARY 20-26, 2013 Don an unusual gown Rather than spend tons of money on a wedding dress that any other bride could .o0 buy, check out the vintage selection at Lulu's at the Belle Kay (3862 N. Lincoln, Lulus- bellekay.com) or Bucktown's w, Silver Moon (1721 W. North, Silvermoonvintage.com), where 00' owner Liz Myer stocks the 'o largest collection of authentic vintage bridal gowns in the country (they start at $550). She also designs her own cus- o tom vintage-inspired gowns. "But my favorite thing to do is heirloom redesign, taking someone's mom's or grand- ma's dress and making it her own," Myer says. "It's amazing to see the before and after. Those dresses tell stories." If vintage isn't your style, consider a stop at BHLDN Rosecliff gown, (8 E. Walton), which has a $800, at BHLDN laid-back approach to bridal gown shopping and a host Raise jour floral budget literally of gorgeous dresses that ring in around $1,000. "The whole No one does unique blooms better than Epoch Floral's Mike Hines, who launched floral atmosphere clicked with my personality," says Chicago bride experience company Mike Hines Signature (Mikehinessignczture.com) earlier this year; he Erin Kucka, who will say her "I dos" next December. "There was believes flowers should be part of a wedding's entertainment. "I'm bored of centerpieces," no cheesy conversation, no one was layering me with glittery Hines says. "Why not do nothing on the tables, but have your guests walk through a floral pieces and I never felt pressured to try on certain dresses." installation on the way into the reception? Or hang hundreds of birch beams in a stream overhead? Then you've spent your money on one big-impact piece that every person is going to remember and take a picture of. You have that 'wow' factor."

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Raise a glass to recently engaged culinary couple Anthony Martin, executive chef of progressive French restaurant Tru, and Elaina Vazquez, owner of luxe catering company Boutique Bites. The duo will tie the knot in July in an intimate ceremony at Tru.

Congratulations to law firm Quarles & Brady LLP and theater company Silk Road Rising. Both Chicago companies received the Chicago Sinfonietta's second annual Chairperson's Award for Diversity and Inclusion for their accomplishments in promoting diversity in the workplace.

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I PHOTOS COURTESY DAVID WITTIG PHOTOGRAPHY We're thrilled for Tim Smithe BY KATERINA BIZIOS couple invited 110 guests to their ceremony and reception, held at Jr. and Kyla McCarthy, who en Agnieszka Zymon first met Ernst Berlin, he the Ivy Room (12 E. Ohio). Bursts of greenery and long wooden recently became engaged. The was lounging at home in his pajamas - Berlin's tables evoked the outdoors, giving the reception an informal feel. son of local furniture magnate roommate had invited Zymon over, and Berlin was "We have friends and family from every part of our lives, and we Tim Smithe and his fiancee met relaxing before a night out with friends. "It was not wanted to cater to everyone," says Berlin. "We didn't know exactly while working at CareerBuilder. an ideal first meeting," Berlin laughs. Despite this unceremonious what we wanted, but when we walked into the room we both The couple will marry in June. introduction, the two clicked. Soon after, they were co-running started crying." After dinner, guests took to the floor for a few Berlin's family business, which provides activities for elderly hours of dancing. The night wound down with plenty of laughter. Send us your cheers at Splash@ Chicagoans - and just one year later, they were married. The "I barely remember it, it was such a good time," says Berlin. sun times.com.

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"It's In Elgin, enjoy country club exciting to show them how living at Bowes Creek Countrytennis and bocce courts, a courts, a heated pool, and (A) 3 Weslbrook Corporate Center, Suite 1010. Westchester, IL 60154 MB.0006479 much more they will get if theyClub, a golfclubcommunity putting green, and a billiard social rooms for banquets, buy today," Bastian-Cardiner surrounding the award-win- room. Prices start at $199,995. billiards, or cards. Low-main- CONSUMERS, HAVE A QUESTIONS OR COMMENT? said. ning Rick Jacobson-designed In South Barrington, Toll tenance single-family ranch CALL BANKRATE.COM CUSTOMER SERVICE @ 888-509.4636 "We invite everyone to public golf course. Buyers Brothers is offering luxury and two-story homes offer up come out to our communities can choose from spacious single-family homes from the to 3,400 square feet of living towithomes or single-family $700,000s atTheWoods of space and begin in the low LENDERS, TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS FEATURE CALL and take a tour" she said. "We will walk you through a range homes with prices starting at South Barrington. $500,000s. BANICRATECOM @ 800-509.4636 of home designs so that you s 199,995. With the largest home The builder will also build sites Toll Brothers offers on privately owned lots. For Jh d , ,fl,flrn I p r,, ', ., ,F'A rr ,1 . I/I/ ) OI 13.,,,k ,.,, ,, Inpil can see our quality and ali the "Our newest collection www.intcrcsIcom. lue APR ,na,ncmasc a1 ercons ,ufln,oflon and may vary. Payments do n,', ,nclu,Jc om,,unt,. anywhere in Chicagoland, The community details, maps and 1,,, ,.nes. and ,nsunncc. 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Some 0e al) (ihn companies Crossings at Morton Grove. market will want to find out Regency at The Woods of awards in the home build- appnaeiug in this ruble pay a )oo ii, appear in chic able. If you nec seeking a nuinngage in cecees of $41701X1. South Barrington is the only ing industry: America's Best u,ceni legislation may enable lenders in ennuie )ucations ,e puicide raies cha, aX1 dilfeeeni iem tEnse shown These stylish residences are more about Regency at Bowes in ihn able abose. Sample Repayment Teems - en. 360 nionih)y payncenis i( $5.29 pee Rl ($4) bi,nowed eu community in South Bar- Builder and the National Hous- )00 monthly paynwniu iii $73f, pee $1,01X1 bom,wed We eeconso,end ihai y cc niac, your lender located just steps from the Creek Country Club, a gated darcily iii delermine who, ra,rs ,nay hr nsn,Wnk in yen To appoar in thIs Iwbie. call Xl)O.5O9.46M. rington catering to those 50 ing Quality Award. Ta report w.) in.er,aradm. r.lIX-5O9.4636. . hio,ba,banehíeu geceu'upopern.in iCflO ).ei,i,. Metra and start in the mid- enclave of ranch and two-story TODAY' SHOMES NO THuRsDAY, ANUARY 24 2013 SEARCHCHICAGO.SUNTIMES.COM HOMES Buildersaysall signs point to 'now' as best time to buy When is the time to buy a home? 'Now,' said Susanne Tauke, president of New American Homes Inc. , which is developing the waterfront community of Newport Cove in the Chain O' Lakes in unincorporated Lake County. I Mortgage interest rates are at an all-time low, and housing prices are rising. This point in time may be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own the home ofyour dreams, she said. At year-end 20 1 2 the average 30-year mortgage interest rate was 3.44 percent, hovering i at the lowest point in recorded U.S. history. At the end of2OlO, 30-year rates averaged 4.97 percent; five years ago, 6.24 percent; 20 years ago, 8.36 percent. What's the difference in monthly payments New standard: Susanne Tauke, president of New Ameri- between 3.44 percent and 8.36 percent? Take can Homes Inc., poses in the kitchen of the LlFEhouse at I a $250,000 30-year mortgage. The mortgage Newport Cove. In 2012 the National Association of Home payment (principal and interest) at the lower Builders gave the Lifehouse a Best of 50-Plus Housing rate is $1 , i 14 per month; at 8.26 percent, the Award. This home is a concept house featuring universal monthly payment rises to $ i 898. That's some design. I SUPPLIED PHOTO $9,408 per year difference. But this is only the beginning of why buying a home is so attrac- a few years ago, is down. Tauke said one of the tive today, Tauke said. major reasons is that the "big money" - large When the so-called "Great Recession" was real estate investment trusts (REITs) - are u in full bloom, housing prices fell year over buying up foreclosed single-family homes in year, until the price of the average home was record numbers and renting them out. This is far less than its replacement cost. Now the a new phenomenon that has been building in economy has turned around and housing the past two years or so. REITs soon may be prices with it, Tauke said. the largest residential landlords in the country. The vast majority of experts say that hous- Furthermore, take a look at the stock mar- ing prices have bottomed out. Statistics prove ket.Which one stock in the 500-stock Standard them right. In 2012, for the first time in several and Poor's Index went up by the greatest per- years, the value of housing rose, an average centage last year? Apple? No. Google? No. The 4.5 percent nationwide. winner was Puite Homes, whose value tripled What does that mean for a homeowner? in 20 1 2. Those Wall Street folks usually know Suppose onjanuary 1, 2012, you bought a where the money is going. house for $300,000. On an average basis, in For several months, David Crowe, chief the past year the value of that house went to economist for the National Association of $3 13,500. In other words, your equity automati-Home Builders, has predicted a severe bous- cally went up that much. That's a nice return on ing shortage that will continue for a decade THE BEST SELLING CONDOMINIUM investment, Tauke said. because U.S. builders have not been building OVERLOOKING MILLENNIUM PARK Homeowners who lost their homes during enough homes to keep up with population HAS JUST GOfrEN EVEN BElIER the recession were forced to rent, resulting in growth. Crowe contends that the pivotai point a shortage of rental properties. While home in housing demand and value is now. NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION prices plummeted, rents went up well over 20 Many potential homebuyers, looking back 48 brand new homes featuring percent. over the past four years, continue to fear the Last September Forbes magazine, a lead- convulsions that hit the housing market. They the best oflhe Park Monroe, PLUS: ing business journal, stated that in today's overlook the advice of experts like Warren s New Floorplans economic climate buying a home is 45 percentBuffet whose counsel, when it comes to real Fabulous New Kitchens and Baths less expensive than renting. That translates to estate, is more relevant than ever: "The time to thousands of dollars in savings per year for get interested is when no one else is.You can't . State-Of-The-Art Techno'ogy those fortunate enough to own their homes. buy what is popular and do well." BDRMS from 319, 500 2 BDPMS from Another advantage of buying versus renting Ifyoubelieve interest rates and home is the predictability. If you have a 30-year mort-priceswillstay static, there's no reason to rush. 494,900. 3 BDRMS from 1,075,000 gage, you know what your monthly payments But, ifyouthink - as we do - that interest rates 6 Remaining Phase I Residences will be for the next 30 years. Renting is differ- soon will rise along with prices,youmay agree Available for Immediate Occupancy ent; a landlord can raise your rent at the end ofthat 2013 is the year to buy, Tauke said. each lease term. For further information, visit www.newport- The number of foreclosures, at record highs coveonline.com.

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COVER: Schools help students prepare for future throughnew programs Campus visits their skills so they can advance in their chosen field or transition to a new career," Ricordati said. provide taste The school will offer two new graduate certificate programs in of college life applications development and network administration in the spring Local universities and colleges s. semester beginning in February offer a variety of open house and! 2013. And a new master's in public or campus visit events through. health administration will be out the year. 1f you're unable to added in the fall. visit during a scheduled event, The Elinhurst College Online arrange a personal visit through Center also will debut in Febru- the admissions office. Below are aflr. Initially virtual classes in two upcoming events at schools found degrees - computer information in this education guide. systems and information technology - and a certificate in graphi- Chicago State University: cal information systems will be Prospective students can take a offered. But by the fall semester all virtual tour of the campus at www. Master of Business Administration csu.edu or call (773) 995-2000 to degrees will be available online. arrange a visit. CSU is at 9501 S. Developing a new course or King Drive. degree is a lengthy and painstak- ing process. According to Cheryl Coyne College: Schedule a visit Antonich, associate vice president at one of the school's two Chicago for academic affairs at Triton Col- campuses: 330 N. Green (773- lege, one of the most important 577-8100) and 230W Monroe steps in this process is soliciting (800-699-5958); register for visits advice from an advisory commit- online at wwwcoynecollege.edu. tee of working professionals and business owners who are in a posi- Rosalind Franklin University: tion to project what kind of sidils To arrange a campus visit at 3333 future employees will need if their Green Bay Road, North Chicago, business is to grow. contact (847) 578-3000 or visit 'When we began to develop www.rosalindfranklin.edu. several new degree and certificate Students in Triton College's newest criminal justice program, Stress Management in law Enforcement, physically train their bodies Indiana University Northwest: programs in law enforcement, we to prepare for a statewide test to gain entry into a police academy. lUN hosts a spring preview at consulted local law enforcement of- 5:30 p.m. March 20; register on- ficers who gave us a perspective on to ethics and moral obligations anduate or graduate study at all flhinoisdude peer-to-peer mentoring and line at www.iun.edu/admissioris. job growth and also suggested the the other half focused on physical public colleges and universities up a veteran's alunini group. Regularly scheduled walking equipment we would need to imple-agility, specifically martial arts. to a maximum of 120 hours. The initiative is led by Brig. Gen. tours take place at 10 am. Thes- ment these programs," she said. At the end of both courses "As a private university we Stephen Curda, special assistant to days, 2:30 p.m.Wednesdays and The result was two new courses students are tested in accordance thought we should do as much," the president forVeterans Affairs. 1 1 am. Fridays. RiN is at 3400 recommended for criminal justice with the POWER requirements and said John Bergholz, vice president Broadway in Gary, md. Call (888) students interested in a career in upon successfully passing the test, of institutional advancement at Na- Through National Louis military 968-7486 or visit www.iun.edu. law enforcement: Stress Manage- receive a certification card that cantional Louis University. 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The following are news According to the Bureau that physical activity has dy- enced faculty prepares studentsis the desire to understand "I love the process of inves- items from schools participat-of Labor Statistics, HVAC-R nantically changed with each for a variety of careers within the early disease processes tigation. There are things that, ing in this education guide. systems generally need reno- passing generation. Along their respective fields. that cause brain cells to as researchers, we believe vationevery lOto l5years.At with these moving trends, Coyne College's physi- malfunction in Alzheime?s. are important and we get to Coyne College: The technol- the same time, there is a grow-the need for trained physical cal therapist aide program In other woxs, what patho- explore them. Not only is this ogy dnving heating, cooling ing national emphasis being therapist aides from schools takes a hands-on approach logical events am occurring satisfying on a personal level, and refrigeration systems has placed on energy efficiency like Coyne College in Chicagoto learning. Aside from before the tragic physical and you feel you're contributing made unbelievable advance- and pollution reduction. has also significantly risen. classroom work, students behavioral changes develop. to a greater good. It's enor- ments in the past century. The Coyne College builds its cur- The baby boomer genera- gain real-world experience Uncovering these events may mously satisfying when you installation and maintenance riculum and training practices tion is expected to demand through externships in a offer more effective strategies add even a little piece to the processes that these complex with these trends in mind. the greatest need for physicalvariety of clinical settings, in- to prevent disease progression.puzzle," Stutzmann said. systems undergo have begun In fact, Coyne has stood its therapist aides in cities like cluding rehabilitation centersStutzmann's research suggests Her desire to help students to place a greater demand on that alterations in critical neu- ground and watched Chicago Chicago. In fact, employment and nursing facilities. From is clear. She speaks pas- construction trades like HVAC- rouai signaling factors, such as thrive for more than a century of physical therapist aides is there, graduates are ready to sionately about teaching and R, a staple program offered at calcium, axe an early compo- while building a legacy in expected to increase by 43 assist physical therapists and mentoring, saying her own Coyne College in Chicago. nent in the disease cycle that training HVAC-R professionalspercent from 2010 to 2020- their clients in therapy and mentors had the biggest After the housing bust contributes to the memory loss for whatever the future holds. much faster than the average rehabilitation settings. impact on her career. of 2007-2009, the eventual for most occupations. in Alzheimer's disease. With a hands-on approach To find out what it's like "I really believe in paying recovery of the market has Coyne College is prepared Stutzmann came to to learning and industry-expe- become a part of Coyne's it forward and encouraging increased the need for HVAC-R to meet a work force challenge Rosalind Franklin Univer- rienced faculty Coyne's HVAC- history of success, call (800) all young scientists," she said. practitioners who can handle of this magrntude.The schoors sity of Medicine and Science R program prepares students 496-1317 or visit wwwCoyne- RFU is at 3333 Green Bay sophisticated systems. Employ- steady presence in Chicago for (RFUMS) from the University to install, operate, trouble- ForSuccess. corn today. Road, North Chicago; call ment for HVAC-R professionals more than a century has helped of California, Irvine, in 2005 to shoot and service domestic (847) 578-3000 or visit www. is expected to grow by 34 per- it adapt to changes in varying Rasalind Franklin Univer- explore this area of interest, and commercial systems. To rosaiindfranklin.edu. cent from 2010 to 20201.This sectors over time, especially sity: Assistant professor Beth intentionally seeking RFUMS see what it's like be a part of rapid growth has influenced construction trades and allied Stutzmann, Ph.D., has spent for its commitment to re- Indiana University North- Coyne's history of success, call schools like Coyne College to health. This adaptive ethic is the last 10 years investigating search paired with its strong west: Danielle Jones, 37, of (800) 496-1317 or visit www continually train HVAC-R stu- what sets Coyne's graduates neuronal signaling in aging basic science program, an Gary, md., spent 13 years as a CoyneForSuccess. corn today. dents to manage a wide vanety apart from others. Industry- and Alzheimer's disease. At environment where she hnew casino dealer before becom- of new technologies. Coyne College: lt's no secret standard training from expen- the root of her many questions her research would thrive. ing a certified nursing assis-

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LEFT: "Leader," print by Stage Bryan Nash Gillj PHOTOS trees COURTESY CHICAGO BOTANIC GARDEN [BY MEREDITH MORRIS IContributor Family Friendly Artist Bryan Nash interacting with wood is a Gill is in the groove daily occurrence in his rural Movie Review community. 'Woodcut' with wood. Gill was introduced to printmaking in 1988, when he took A sculptor, printmaker and classes at the same time he Chicago Botanic Garden, 1000 What to Do Lake Cook Road, Glencoe painter who's worked in a vari- was building his own studio. 9 am. to 5 p.m. daily, through ety of media over 30 years, Gill With his mind engaged with April 14 Admission is free; parking is $20 is holding his first-ever Midwestthe printmaking process, Gill per car exhibit at the Joutras Gallery ofstarted seeing the ends of the (847) 835-8215 or www.chica- Contact GO the Chicago Botanic Garden, two-by-four boards he was us- gobotanic.org Jan. 19 through April 14. ing to build in a new light. He "Woodcut," the exhibition, was working with white pine Ptoneer Press includes original woodcut and hemlock, wood indig- Timothy P. Knight 312-321-3000 prints from Gill's best-selling enous to his area that's often Publisher & CEO, art book of the same name, used for building barns. Sun-Times Media published by Princeton Ar- 'Pine and hemlock hap- [email protected] chitectural Press, 2012, and pen to have very diffused "Woodcut," print by Bryan Nash identified as a Best Book of end grains, so you can see its GillI COURTESY CHICAGO Jill McDermott I BOTANIC GARDEN 847-486-7317 2012 by the New York Times. growth rings really clearly," VP, Advertising Also on display will be three Gill said, which led to his 'a- [email protected] benches made from an ash ha" moment for making art from that series is included in tree removed from the Gar- from wood. the exhibition; additional artist Editorial den due to emerald ash borer In the printmaking process, variation prints will be avail- Jennifer Thomas I infestation. Gill sands and burns the wood able for purchase in the Chi- '847-486-7221 The 31 prints featured in to prepare it and makes the cago Botanic Garden's Garden Managing Editor for the "Woodcut" exhibition are actual prints by pressing pa- Shop. Features made from wood salvaged per down on its individual Exhibition visitors will gain [email protected] from land near Gill's home in ridges and shapes. Each print a "sense of discovery," Gill Sara Burrows j New Hartford, Conn. Detailing is made by hand and is slight- "Cedar Pole," print by Bryan hopes, from seeing trees and 847-486-6847 tree rings as well as imperfec- ly different than the others. Nash Gill I COURTESY CHICAGO wood from a new perspective. News Producer Features BOTANIC GARDEN tions in the wood, the prints "My work is very organic," I "Some of the simplest things [email protected] tell unique stories about the Gill said. Having made wood can be the most complex," Susan Kane Parker lives of trees from which they prints for a decade now, he English oak woodcut the Gar- he said. "That's something 847-486-7393 came. saiØ he is always looking for den sent to Gill from a tree that keeps me going. I'm al- Calendar listings "I've always loved wood, n,varieties. that once stood on its site. ways seeking something new. [email protected] l've always loved working For the Chicago Botanic From it, Gill created an origi- When you find something you Printed with soy inks with wood," Gill said, noting Garden exhibit, that wish nal series of prints exclusively haven't seen before, you get oon recycled paper. that burning and otherwise came true in the form of an for the Garden. The first print excited." I NIL THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 2013I 59 -I Top Five pioneerlocal.com

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'My Fair Lady,' 'Lawpocalypse Music of the An Acoustic 'Cultural Collage' Evening with (above) is on stageNow,' Baroque's exhibit of West Lucinda Williams Jan. 25-27 and Feb.Chicago Bar Asso- Mozart Celebration African and Native 1-2 at Northwesternciation's fundraisertakes place at 7:30takes place at 7:30American culture is University's Cahn show, is 8 p.m. Jan.p.m. Jan. 27 at the p.m. Jan. 30 at on display through Auditorium, 600 26 at Oakton Com-North Shore CenterS.P.A.C.E., 1245 Feb. 17 at Dittmar Emerson St., Evan- munity College's for the Performing Chicago Ave., Memorial Gallery ston. See nudol- Footik Theatre in Arts in Skokie. See Evanston. Visit in Evanston. Call phinshow.org. Des Plaines. Call baroque.org. evanstonspace. (847) 491-2348. (847) 635-1893. corn. 60 THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 2013 NIL

2013 Movies Sci-fi, fantasy and superheroes still rule in 2013

BY BRUCE INGRAM IFilm Critic

While we're cal- Also in the pipeline: "Iron culating the likely Man 3" (May 3) and "Thor: Oscar winners fromThe Dark World" (Nov. 8), each carrying on the $1-bu-. 2012, we might as lion momentum of last well start looking summer's "The Avengers." "Kick-Ass 2" (June 28) repre- ,ahead to movie senting the improbable (but highlights of the welcome) return of teenage crime fighter Dave Lizewski coming year. (Aaron Taylor-Johnson) and homicidal teen heroine Hit Girl 0f course, it's no surprise (Chloe Grace Moretz), with that many of the major titles, Jim Carrey joining the fray as on the mainstream track at Colonel Stars and Stripes. And least, are solidly grounded in "The Wolverine" (July 26) the big-box-office trinity of with Hugh Jackman returning superheroes, sci-fi and fantasyas the slicing dicing X-Man - since seven of last year's renegade, with the promising ten top grossers fell into at addition of James Mangold least one of those categories. ("Walk the Line," "3:10 to "Star Trek Into Darkness" So, here's a sampler of con- Yuma") as writer/director. tenders for the next 12 months And "Oblivion" (April 19) fea- on the super-sci-fantasy front, turing Tom Cruise as a robot plus a handful of comedy- repairman assigned to the ru- drama alternatives to try for a ned planet Earth who discov- smaller piece of the pie. "Star Trek Into Darkness" ers disturbing secrets about a (May 17): After his success- recent ravaging war with alien ful 2009 reboot of the "Star invaders. Trek" movie franchise, director J.J. Abrams returns with "Man of Steel" (June 14): the crew of the starship En- The Superman franchise gets terprise (Chris Pine, Zachary a big-time reboot with pro- Quinto, Zoe Saldana, Simon "Oz the Great and Power- ducer Christopher Nolan (the Pegg) for a spin-off of "The ful" (March 8): Reportedly "Dark Knight" trilogy) report- Wrath of Khan" - featur- budgeted at $200 million and edly working closely with ing Benedict Cumberbatch with director Sam Raimi (the director Zack Snyder ("300," ("Sherlock") reportedly filling "Spider-Man" trilogy), this pre- 'Watchman") to deliver a the dangerously handsome quel of sorts to "The Wizard darker, more angst-ridden shoes of Ricardo Montalban. of Oz" features James Franco Supes along the lines of the as the Kansas circus-magi- Henr,ÇaviIl is Superman in the new reboot, "Man of Steel." troubled (yet tremendously And let's not forget: "Pa- cian-turned-wannabe-wizard; popular) Batman. Amy Ad- cific Rim" (July 12) featuring Michelle Williams, Rachel ams co-stars as Lois Lane and giant robots fighting giant Labyrinth," "Hellboy") direct- Lawrence) heading back into Weisz and Mila Kunis as per- Michael Shannon provides Earth-invading monsters, ing. Plus "The Hunger Games:the arena for the first of three haps good, perhaps not-so- the villainy as the evil General with the gigantically talented Catching Fire" (Nov. 22) with sequels following her near good witches; and a sky full of Zod. Guillermo del Toro ("Pan's arrow-slinger Katniss (Jennifer$700 million global debut. malevolent monkeys. NIL THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 2013 I 61 Mov pioneerlocal.com NEW FOR 2013 NOW SERVING SUNDAY BREAKFAST 9 AM-i PM KALE FEST JANUARY 18TH-27TH COME AND TRY OUR NEW WINTER MENU

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Take a sweet journey to "Candy Land' with ede2, children ages 3-8 and their families. are walking across your backyard during Tracks 3 to 4 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 26 at the Skokie Public For details, call (847) 467-4000 or go to www. and Trails, 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 30 Library, 5215 Oakton St. pickstaiger.org. at Wildwood Nature Center, 529 Forestview Ave., "We will be performing several pieces inspired Park Ridge. Cost is $15 per family. Registration is by the board game Candy Land," said Allison Kurtz FOLLOW FOOTPRINTS required. Volkers, artistic director of the ensemble based at . For details, call (847) 692-3570 or go to www. Dance Center Evanston. The plot spins around a Your family will learn to recognize what animals prparks.org. U character named Mae, played by Mae Hurtig. "She gets sick and has to stay inside," Volkers said. "She falls asleep and goes on this magical journey." Mae's adventures include snowboarding on ice cream slopes with the Duke of Swirl and meeting such characters as the Gummy Bears and Ginger- bread Kids. There's even a villain, Lady Licorice, "who tries to trap Mae in the Licorice Lagoon," Volk- SNOW DAYS CHICAGO 2013 ers said. JANUARY 25 27 ' GATEWAY PARK Pick up free tickets at 2:30 p.m. on performance snow doy ot Navy Pier with professioîol and hgh school snow scu'pting day. snow pointing and games, on interactive snowboording experience, For details, call (847) 324-3149 or go to www. live entertainmenT and more. skokielibrary.info.

FAR FROM HOME STRICTLY SAIL CHICAGO JANUARY 24 - 27 FESTIVAL HAIL The four fabulous animal friends are still trying to .','et's on'y indoor "AH-Sait' boot show fetures the otest and greatest get back to the safety of New York's Bronx Zoo in he satiing industry has to Dffer. "Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted." The family film will be shown at 2 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 26 at the Nues Public Library, 6960 W. Oakton St. A treat will SAVE ON PARKING be served. For details, call (847) 663-1234 or go to www. nileslibrary.org.

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Kids will hear the story of "Owl Moon," about a NAR.C3M FOR D' CHICAGO young girl who learns to sound like a Great Horned Owl, during Owl Moon Fireside, 7 to 8:30 p.m. Sat- urday, Jan. 26 at Emily Oaks Nature Center, 4650 Brummel St., Skokie. Afterwards, the group will head outdoors to call owls, then have hot chocolate and examine owl pellets. Cost is $5. Children must be accompanied by a registered adult. For details, call (847) 674-1500, ext. 2500 or go to www.skokieparks.org/emily-oaks-nature-center.

IT'S AN ILLUSION

The excitement of brass, woodwind and percus- sion instruments will be explored at Band Illusions, 10:30 am. Saturday, Jan. 26 at Pick-Staiger Concert Hall, 50 Arts Circle Drive, Evanston. Tickets are epepsiw1cw $6, $4 for students. The Kids Fare program is for 66 THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 2013 NIL House of Cakes

DON'T FORGET OUR GAME DAY SPECIAL BUY i PIZZA & GET 1/2 OFF 2ND PIZZA Harry Belafonte to give MLK lecture OF EQ UAL OR LESSER VALU E DAY BEFORE THE GAME ORDERS ONLY BY THOMAS CONNER I Contributor Don't Forget Valentines Day Treats , 25%OFF Harry Belafonte in power of what the [Civil Rights] Martin Luther movement achieved - when you Anything recent years has look back at the cunning and bru- Expires 1/30/1 3. Not valid w/any other offer. J been positveIy King lecture by tality and smarts and resources Hours: Tuesday - Sat 7-5Sunday 7-12 Harry Belafonte poured into trying to roll back the 6189 N. Canfield Rd. Chicago, IL 60631 Kanye-esque in his clock and end affirmative action outspokenness. and women's rights and so many 6 p.m. Jan. 28 things - is that the opposition The 85-year-old singer - a Northwestern University's Pick- has miserably failed. Including Staiger Concert Halt, 50 Arts Circle revered icon in American pop trying to stop Obama getting re- FEBRUARY 1 & 2,8:00 Drive, Evanston music, the King of Calypso, the Free elected. There's the real tribute resonant voice behind the 1956 northwestern,edu to what King achieved. Not from classic "Day O (The Banana Boat what we've taken but in stopping Song)" - has tallied headlines the opposition from defeating it. NA for his frank opinions on matters Q: King is such a mythic figure. IN ranging from U.S. foreign policy Tell me something sensory, some- to race relations. thing human about him. In 2002, Belafonte likened Sec- Belafonte: What endeared him (0Mrvy retary of State Colin Powell to to me was the way in which he CONFESSIONS OF a "house slave" for his acquies- wrenched over the decisions he A SERIAL KILLER cence to the invasion of Iraq. He had to make. To watch him un- called President George W. Bush able to sleep, develop all kinds of STARRING "the greatest tyrant in the world, psychological disorders. He had a the greatest terrorist in the world" tic that plagued him constantly. lt MAtKO during a 2006 meeting with Ven- wasn't a stutter. It was a nervous vi (4 ezuelan leader Hugo Chavez. I Harry Belafonte disorder that gave him kind of a - Last month during an MSNBC he couldn't complete a sentence "H E L L I S H L V concludes two weeks of events atwithout a gasp for air. One day F U N N V!" interview, he advocated the jailing of Obama's obstructionist Repub-the university celebrating King's he seemed to no longer have that Toronto Globe lican opponents. life and legacy. NU recently made affliction. and Mail Belafonte's legacy as an en- Martin Luther King Day an official Q: The last time I heard "Day tertainer, though, is not easy to university holiday; Jan. 21 was its O', it was a sample in Lil Wayne's overshadow. "Calypso," the 1956 first. "6 Foot, 7 Foot." What's your record that launched an American Last week, Belafonte spoke opinion of your catalog getting craze for its namesake music, was about his activism, his music and sampled? the first U.S. LP to sell a million his fond memories of King. Belafonte: I love it. I'm not a copies. His career since has been Q: You're speaking about Dr. protectionist. I was talking to intertwined with other pillars of King at a number of universities [blues legend] Brownie McGhee music (his 1962 "Midnight Spe- and events this month. How did once about purism in folk music. dal" album contains the first-ever this tour come about now? He said all songs are folk songs. recording of a young harmonica Belafonte: For the last many He said, "Harry, the first song player named Bob Dylan) and years, each time Dr. King's birth- ever sung by a human being was politics (he campaigned for and day comes up or the anniversary 'Ugh." Anybody can take my worked with President John F. of his death, there's always a call song. They can gladly have it, be- Kennedy). by institutions and individuals to cause it was never my song. Belafonte also maintained a re- speak on the subject. Depending Q: Right, your version was lationship with civil rights leader on the state of the union, I go andbased on several that came Martin Luther King Jr. and he's I speak and make commentary onbefore. spending January traveling the what he might have observed and Belafonte: "Day O" has a long country to speak about it. said if he'd been around today. history. Who knows where it SYMPHONY CENTER PRESENTS His free keynote address Jan. Q: Where has King's legacy came from. By the time it came 312-294-3000 CSO.ORG 28 at Northwestern Univer- succeeded? to me it was full-blown. I had a sity's Pick-Staiger Concert Hall Belafonte: The real beauty and happy time singing it. I NIL THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 2013 I 67 MORE SEATS FOR MORMON! j

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BY BRUCE INGRAM IFilm Critic

Jean-Louis Trintignant, Em- works within a just barely OPENING manuelle Riva, Isabelle true-to-life framework to re- Huppert imagine the downfall of the FRIDAY Michael Haneke's films tend post-World War Il-era Los to contemplate human be- Angeles gangster kingpin havior at its worst. They do Mickey Cohen - courtesy ou their best to make us reevatu-of a crew of maverick cops i ate whatever comforting no- organized to attack him out- tions we may have about life side the law. Brolin is suitably Rated and about our ability to ordersquare-jawed as the gangster PG-13 for brief strong lan- the world into a benign place. squad honcho and Gosling guage and suggestive humor The same holds true for the is a plus as his enigmatic, Stars much-celebrated, Cannes world-weary right-hand man, Maggie Smith, Tom Courte- Festival-winning "Amour," a but the mannered tough-guy nay, Billy Connolly, Pauline film that forces us to confrontdialogue is as over the top as Victoria (Megan Charpentier) brings a dark secret into her new Collins the very thing we like least the bullet-riddled final show- home in the horror film "Mama." I UNIVERSAL PICTURES 'The quiet life of three retired to consider - the end of our down in the heart of down- opera singers in a rest home lives - but with one new town LA. is disrupted when the diva lt's hard to tell if he really is some disturbing images and ingredient: tenderness and who used to be part of their as slow and creaky as he's thematic elements devotion. The Cannes Festival O DARK quartet appears on the scene.playing it in this surprisingly Stars Palme d'Or-winning "Amour" Dustin Hoffman makes his low-key action extravaganza, Jessica Chastain, Nikolaj is the story of Georges and directorial debut with the but one thing's for sure - he'sCoster-Waldau, Megan Char- Anne (Trintignant and Riva) a Rated drama. still the same old Ah-nold. pentier, Isabelle Nelisse couple of retired, octogenar- R for strong violence includ- Just a little old and a little This old-school-creepy ode ian Parisian piano teachers, ing brutal, disturbing images, STILL tired. In his first starring role to demented mother love is a whose quiet, content life is and for language in 10 years, Schwarzenegger better than average shocker devastated when Anne is Stars PLAYING plays a former LA detective despite its predictable and suddenly afflicted with a se- Jessica Chastain, Jason who got tired of the mean slow-moving plot. lt relies ries of strokes that leave her Clarke, James Gandolfini streets and took the job of more on suspense and atmo- partially paralyzed, then sui- This harrowing, morally corn- Li sheriff in a sleepy New Mexi- sphere than splattery gore, cidal, then entirely helpless. plicated drama by the creative i co border town. After escap- plus it features a memorably Anne exacts a promise from team behind the Oscar-win- Rated ing from the FBI, a vicious freaky spectral boogey-wom- her husband not to send her fling "The Hurt Locker" is ev- R for pervasive language, (yet handsome) Mexican drugan who's liable to linger as a back to the hospital no mat- ery bit as realistic, suspenseful some sexual content and lord heads for the border in a nasty memory whether you ter what happens. A promise and emotionally intense. The violence souped-up Corvette. The onlywant her to or not. After res- that Georges does his best to closely based on fact "Zero Stars thing standing in between cuing his two long-lost niecesfulfill. Dark Thirty" opens with the Russell Crowe, Mark Wahl- him and freedom is Sheriff from the cabin in the woods introduction of a fictional, berg, Catherine Zeta-Jones Ray and his ragtag group of where they were abandoned GANGSTER SQUAD composite character - Chas- An ex-cop (Wahlberg) hired deputies. To its credit, "The five years ago by his brother, tain as an obsessively dedicat- by New York City's mayor Last Stand" doesn't ask us uncle Lucas (Coster-Waldau) ** ed young CIA officer named (Crowe) to trace the activitiesto take any of this seriously. brings the feral children homeRated Maya. After working for years wife (Zeta-Jones) sud- Despite the mounting body to live with his rocker girl- R for strong violence and to track down Osarna bin Lad- phisenIy finds himself involved count, the overall mood is friend (Chastain) - unaware language en, Maya is convinced the Al in a much bigger scandal. light and mildly humorous, that they've been adopted byStars Qaeda leader is in Pakistan. Of with a touch of poignancy as a psychotic ghost with baby Sean Penn, Josh Brolin, Ryan course, we know she is right the sheriff takes his tough- issues from beyond the grave.Gosling, Emma Stone and we know what happens guy moves out of mothballs Action-comedy director Ru- when she ultimately locates **v2 and attempts to lay down the AMOUR ben Fleischer ("Zombieland") him, but that doesn't lessen sated law one last time. is no stranger to mayhem the impact of this gripping, R for strong bloody violence ***1/2 and crime, but taking on this fast-moving dramatization, in throughout, and language Rated ersatz, film noir-style, and which countless false starts Stars PG-13 for mature thematic almost entirely humorless, and blind alleys only serve to Arnold Schwarzenegger, Edu- material including a disturb- hard-boiled cops and rob- heighten the feeling that the ardo Noriega, Johnny Knox- Rated ¡ng act and for brief languagebers saga still seems a bizarrestory could jump in any direc- ville, Forest Whitaker PG-13 for violence and terror, Stars choice. 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i"i ir 773-282-3930 Mon-Sat Aging stars make beautiful 9:00am-5:00pm music in feel-good 'Quartet' Sincel 982

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Recently, we've been offered two films with radically different FYTH oc viewpoints on aging - Michael Haneke's grim, ! Old former-marrieds: Tom Courtenay arid Maggie Smith in "Quartet." yet loving, "Amour," SALE DATES: and now, "Quartet," the JANUARY 24TH THRU available, so the all-important concert FEBRUARY 6TH 2013 one that won't leave appears to be doomed - until the arrival of another major star, just in the you feeling hopelessly nick of time. M®RSPECIALSN-ST® traumatized. Jean (Maggie Smith) is a former We also carry: Sugar Free Chocolate and Hard CandyFreshly Ground Peanut Butter internationally celebrated diva, now . Gilt Packs ' Kolachy Filling and Glace Fruit In fact, you're likely to feel pretty quite unhappy with her reduced fi- good about the declining/golden nancial circumstances, her painful years. Maybe a little too good, but memories and her bum hip. Further- STAY CONNECTED TO YOUR why quibble? more, she has seriously strained rela- Quartet" s a light piece of work, tions with three of the house's res i- COMMUNITY WITH LOCAL NEWS, but it's meant to be that way, with dents, who once comprised, with her, just enough melancholy mixed in to a world-famous quartet. ENTERTAINMENT, SPORTS AND MORE! keep it from turning to treacle. And Cissy was one of the quartet, along Dustin Hoffman, in his directorial de- with the over-the-hill Lothario Wilf but, along with an ideal cast, make (Billy Connelly) and the somewhat that delicately balanced formula worksevere, thoroughly proper Reg (Sir to perfection. Tom Courtenay) - who still nurses a The film opens at Beacham House, broken heart after a brief marriage to an improbably sumptuous English Jean, who chose her career instead II II II II lu H II II country estate that has been set of love. Ill'mli. 11111111 liltIII' up as a retirement home for classi- As you might expect, all of the Is II UI Il II II II II cal musicians. lt's time for the an- featured performers are spot-on per- II II II II nual gala concert honoring Verdi's fect, and Hoffman is savvy enough birthday, an event that has become to make the performances the focus necessary to keep the house running, of "Quartet." He doesn't try anything and all the residents are in rehearsal flashy with the camera, but is content .j UI II II . I. D UI mode, directed by the imperious to allow his love for art and artists to . RU lU UI Cedric (Michael Gambon). There's a shine through. s UI II UI problem, though. The gala's biggest As a result, "Quartet" fairly glows . II lU II draw, Beacham House's most famous even as it contends with the uncom- . II II II Il Il fi II Il il U Il SI li li Il retired singer, has fallen ill. Who can fortable truth about its characters' lll,liutlllltlll ilillilt Ui.lill 1u1l111 ni: they find to replace him? diminished capacities as they do - HJIUII 11111111IltilIll "Bette Davis?" suggests the dotty with reluctance and acceptance. yet delightful Cissy (Pauline Collins), But not with despair and with- whose effervescent eccentricity puts out accepting defeat. As a result, Signupfor newsletters at a brave face on rapidly approach- they - and the film - are ultimately ing senility. Unfortunately, she's not triumphant. WWW.SIGNUP.PIONEERLOCAL.COM 70 THURSDAY JANUARY 24 2013 NIL Swtimes pioneerlocal.com

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This Weekend and Beyond Get out and enjoy your community I Icon Key mIS Student tickets $15, sub-Ave., Chicago. $20; $15 Fantasy" at 3:30 p.m. House, 1417 Hinman Ave. ject to availability. Visit seniors and students. Feb. 10 in the Theatre $10. Visit www.first- www.northlight.org. Visit www.lsso.org. for the Performing Arts ch u rc heva nston org. Toddlerso-3 WEEKEND Salon Series, for deeper at Maine West High insight into the play, led School, 1755 S. Wolf & EYONP by Northwestern Uni- Music Institute of Road, Des Plaines. $20; Segovia Classical :ids versity professor E. Pat- Chicago $15 seniors; $10 stu- Guitar Series A list of regional rick Johnson at 6:15 p.m. dents. Visit www.north- Jan. 30. Free; reserva- westsymphony.org. Family FAM events for you to tions required at (847) Nichols Concert Hall, Feb. 10-ApriI 13, in Lut- go out and enjoy 679-9501, ext. 3605. 1490 Chicago Ave., kin Hall, 700 University 13+ Evanston. www. Park Ridge Civic Place, or Pick-Staiger Teens musicinst.org. Feb. Orchestra Concert Hall, 50 Arts 16, 7:30 p.m.: Paci- Circle Drive, on North- Au.... "Born Yesterday" fica Quartet performs western University's works by Smetana and Presenting "From a Evanston campus. Call Chicago a cappella Beethoven. $30; $20 Farewell to a Kiss," (847) 491-5441 or visit Seniors65+ Presented by Big Noise seniors; $10 students. 2:30 p.m. Feb. 10 at the www.pickstaiger.org. Theatre Company Pickwick Theatre, 5 S. Feb. 10, 3 p.m.: Lutenist through Feb. 3 at the Presenting 'Spirit/ Prospect, Park Ridge. Hopkinson Smith per- Prairie Lakes Theater, Breath! Voice," 8 p.m. The Newberry The program includes forms works by Bach, 515 E. Thacker, Des Feb. 15 in the Music Consort works by Haydn, Hin- in Lutkin Hall. $18; $12 Plaines, at 8 p.m. Fri- Institute of Chicago's demith and Cole Porter, students. Feb. 24, 3 days; 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. Nichols Concert Hall, with soloists Peter van p.m.: Uruguayan guitar- (ou Want In? Saturdays; and 3 p.m. 1490 Chicago Ave., Presenting " My Heart's de Graaff, baritone, and ist Alvaro Pierri will per- Here's How: Sundays. $25; $23 se- Evanston. $35 for pre- in the Highlands: Songs Kathleen van de Graaff, form works by Paganini, niors and students. Visit ferred seating, $28 for & Poems of Robbie soprano. $25; $20 Ponce and Ginastera, Submit GO events www.bignoise.org. general admission, $22 Burns," 3 p.m. Jan. 27 atstudents and seniors. in Lutkin Hall. $22; $12 one week prior seniors; $12 students. Northwestern Universi- Visit www.parkridgecivi-students. to the date of Visit www.chicagoacap-ty's Lutkin Hall, 700 Uni-corchestra.org. publication Gorilla Tango's pella.org. versity Place, Evanston. Skokie Theatre $32 in advance; $35 at Skokie Valley Entries must be the door. Visit www. Renovo String Symphony Orchestra typed. GO listings Chicago Duo Piano newberryconsort.org. Orchestra are free. Include brief 7924 Lincoln Ave. Skok- Winter Mini-Fest descriptions of the ie. www.gorillatango. Presenting "The Amen- event, date, address, com. (773) 598-4549. Northshore Concert Presenting "West Coast can Symphonists" at price and phone Feb. 1-March 29, 7:30 Presented at 7:30 p.m. Band Russians," 8 p.m. Feb. 1 3 p.m. Feb. 10 at the nu m ber. p.m. Fridays: 'Dial with Feb. 1-2 at Nichols Con- at Musical Offering, 743 North Shone Center for Email: Send submis- a Smile: An Office Musi- cert Hall, 1490 Chicago Custer Ave., Evanston. the Performing Ants, sions to gol@pio- cal," $15. Feb. 17-March Ave., Evanston. $30; Presenting "Cultural Fu- $15; $10 students. Visit 9501 Skokie Blvd., Skok- neerlocal.com 10, 6 p.m. Sundays: $20 seniors; $10 stu- sion," 3 p.m. Feb. 10 at www.renovostrings.org. e. $30-$41. Visit www. Fax: 847-486-7451 "Shaw's Farm," a coun- dents. Visit www.chica- Northwestern Univer- svso.org. try music musical. $20. goduopianofestival.org. sity's Pick-Staiger Con- cert Hall, 50 Arts Circle Robinson Recital Drive, Evanston. $18; Series Winter Chamber pickstaiger.ong. Jan. "The Whipping Lake Shore $13 seniors; $7 students. Music Festival 25: The Eschen String Man" Symphony OrchestraVisit www.northshore- Quartet performs works band.org. Violinist Megan Bauer by Prokofiev, Shosta- r and pianist Kingsley Presented through Jan. kovich and Beethoven.. Presented by Northlight Performs Brahms' Sec- Day perform works by 31 at Northwestern Uni- $22; $10 students. Theatre through Feb. ond Symphony and oth-Northwest Beethoven, Brahms versity's Pick-Staiger Jan. 27: Bienen School 24 at the North Shore er works, 3:30 p.m. Jan. Symphony Orchestraand Prokofiev at 3 p.m. Concert Hall, 50 Ants faculty and guests Center for the Perform- 27 at Northside Col- Jan. 27 in the First Circle Drive, Evanston. perform works by ing Arts, 9501 Skokie lege Preparatory High 18 Congregational Church All concerts begin at Blvd., Skokie. $25-$72. School, 5501 N. Kedzie Presenting "Trumpet of Evanston's Church 7:30 p.m. Visit www. I What to Do [Page 72] 72 THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 2013 NIL What D pioneerlocal.com

Youth Choral $21-$150. Feb. 17, 5 www.northshorecenter. 6, 7:30 p.m.: Chicago IWhat to Do J Continued from page 71 Theater of Chicago p.m.: Nam Jin (world org. Feb. 6, 7:30 p.m.: Farmer CD release show Akoo Theatre at music). $50-$100. An Acoustic Evening with Miles Nielsen & the Saint-Saens, Prokofiev Rosemont with Matisyahu. $35, Rusted Hearts (folk). and Schumann. $20; "Wishes and Wings," $45, $55. Feb. 8, 8 p.m.: $10/$12. Feb. 7, 7:30 $10 students. Jan. 31: 7 p.m. Feb. 12 at the North Shore Center Big Bad Voodoo Daddy p.m.: Tift Merritt (folk). Violinist Nadja Salerno- Music Institute of Chi- 5400 N. River Road, for the Performing 20th Anniversary Tour. $22/$25. Feb. 8, 7 p.m. Sonnenberg and the cago's Nichols Concert Rosemont. Tickets avail-Arts $47, $53. Feb. 26, 8 and 9:30 p.m.: Judy New Century Chamber Hall, 1490 Chicago Ave., able at www.ticketmas- p.m.: The Pink Floyd Ex- Collins (folk). $40-$85. 18+ Orchestra perform. $30; Evanston. $16-$21; $9- ter.com or (800) 745- perience. $48, $56, $62. $10 students. $13 for children. www. 3000. Feb. 14, 8 p.m.: 9501 Skokie Blvd., Skok- March 7, 8 p.m.: Indigo youthchoraltheater.org. Ricardo Anona (Latin). ie. (847) 673-6300. Girls with The Shadow- boxers. $52, $62.

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In 2013, more people will be seeking healthcare, and clinician-to-patient ratios must be met, says Salinas says that most competitive recruiting for in-demand healthcare jobs in 2013 will be for Fulcher. But health care reform isn't the only mammoth government program that will affect how occupational therapists as well as hiring physical therapists, speech-language pathologists. much healthcare Americans will consume. specialist nurses, certified nursing assistants andhome health aides.

'Healthcare employers aren't really sure what the ACA means," says Salinas. Many tell me in OT, the range ofjob opportunities is fantastic," says Karen Jacobs, Ed.D., OTR/L, a clinical they're more concerned about cuts in Medicare and Medicaid." professor of occupational therapy at Boston University. The Growing Demand for MDs 01 has expanded its scope to include mental health, cancer care, child obesity, chronic disease 'With the ACA in place, the biggest trend in demand is for primary care and internal medicine management, and even telehealth, according to Jacobs. doctors," says Tony Stajduhar, President of the Permanent Physician Recruitment Division at Skilled nursing facilities, schools, rehabs and home health agencies all compete for occupational Jackson & CoRer in Alpharetta, Ga. therapists, who along with PTs, are in perennial shortage. But even as they compete for scarce He notes that there's a shortage 'even before you put in the 30 million Americans to be covered clinical talent, employers - at least prestigious ones - are often setting a higher bar for health under ACA." The physician shortage is exacerbated on the supply side as well, Stajduhar says. professionals in some specialties. 'Residency programs aren't growing, and the percentage of doctors age 55 and up is hitting the "Everyone wants you to have a four-year degree now," says Tara Malkiewicz, who received her panic point." BSN from West Chester University in spring 2012 and is starting work in an ICU step.down unit As hospitals strive to boost their top lines wherever they at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center. can in 2013, demand for some physician specialties will Hospitals in bigger cities have more applicants to also rise. choose from. Penn Health in Philadelphia is huge, but I The most growth will be in the moneymaking service would have needed two to three years of experience." lines - especially cardiovascular and orthopedic Indeed, geography can be a substantial factor n the surgery," says Fulcher. The creation or expansion of difficulty of filling orders for clinicians. We're seeing service lines also requires headcount increases in surges in demand where there's a low supply of supporting health occupations. . doctors - especially Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Utah and Idaho," says Salinas. CURRENTLY SING

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SALE AD, Call 847-735-1162 dnver'slicense - employmenlis Trio House Sales conditional upon successfully pass- 18 years old & Up. ing a background check & drug Quantities and space 847-432-3770 Rlverwoods, Sun Only, lOam- screening. To apply.fas your WANTED HOME STEREO Spin. 455 Somerset Hilts Cl, Im- resume orletter ofinterestfo: limited! Equip, S Records, 335-456-780 ESTATE SALE AT 9124 CRAWmaculate house with new Slickly 847-640-2145, or email. Professional Bartender Will pick-up Cash FORD, SKOKIE,IL 60076 8AM Mission style furniture. Alf goes. [email protected] 647-266-0190 5PM Jan25-27 CASH and all mint condItion. See al estatesales.net for Info ,r,L:Jil8777951505 Exl. 5365 Equal Opportunity Employer School Established CALL CreditCardawillbeaccepted tor further inlormaltun or lax your résumé to 866561-4806 in 1951 Estate Sales HUGE TOOL SELECTION! NEW ITEMS WILL BE PUT OUT ON 4 Locations SUNDAY REACH 00110 MOIE QUAUF)ED Nyce Things Estate Sales tEACH OUT TO MORE QUAlIFIED LOCAL CANDIDATES IN (ServIng the North Shore) LOCAL CANDIDATES IN (H)(AGOLAND WITH MONST[R, 773-BARTEND or Carol 847-431-5464 847-998-3400 SAY IT IN THE (LASSlflOS, CALI (Hl(AGOIAND WITH MONSTER, Ifind *CDrenstodíiVe.com (AR 847-998-3400 l73bartend.com 847-998.3400 TO PLAU 0088 AD (ALI 841-998.3400 NIL 80 I THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 2013 Misc. Merchandise Apartments. Unfurnd. Apartments, Unfurn'd. Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est. ProFlowers - Enjoy 60 percent ott RENTALS Cook County - SuburbanCook County - Suburban REAL ESTATE Chicágo,Illinois60602. TelMoing descnbeni real property: TREASURE HUNT Tender Hugs and Kisses with Choc- 1312) 476-5500 Refer lo File Num-Commonly known as 8828 Miles Sat, Jan. 26th 9:30-4, # @ 9olates for your valentine! Site price: GLENCOE Small 2 BR, lOA perfect WILMETIE Newly Renoveted ber 0821169. Center Road, Unit 503, Skokie, IL Sun, Jan 27 10-2:30 $49.99, you pay lust$f9.99. Plus for single or couple, parking space. IBR, iBA. $850. 2BR, 28A. INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALES60077 take 20 percent off other gifts over Apartments, Unfurnished Close to beach, park, & public $1000. HEAT 8 PKNG INCL LA & Houses CORPORATION Permanent Index No.: 10-16-430- 760 Marcia Ct., Deerfield SellinOfficer, (312) 444-1 122 023-f 01 4 W. of Waukegan Rd on Deerheld$29! Go to www.Profiowers.corro/Da Irans. $1000 heat mcl. Avail now! DR, ElK, nr trans & HWY, no pets. zzfe or call 1-888-729-3176 Apartments, Furifished Small Pet 0k. 847-564-5887 847456-3452 or 847-673-2232 Townhomes 7 The mortgaged real estate is im- Rd. Take to Wilmot and go left to 1/17, 1(24, 113113 #466296 proved with a dwelling. The proper. Marcie. House is full of WonderfulPromotional pnces start at $19.99 a Lake County Condos, Townhomes Glenview- I 2,3 Bds Condos, Lofts 1g will NOT be open tor inspection. items. SeeEstateSates.net formonth for DISH for 12 months. Call SKOKIE The purchaser of the unit other Ihan complete list of items. Myma Today 800-354-0871 and ask about LUXURY RESIDENCES HIGHLAND PARK Duplex IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFa mortgagee shall pay the assena- Homes COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS Next Day Installation. Valley Lo Towers Il 2 bedroom, 2nd floor, all electrIc, mento and the letal tees required close to town and train, No pets, Open Houses COUNTY DEPARTMENT, CHAM- s' .i REDUCE YOUR CABLE BILL! Duplex 1910 Chestnut Ave, tin 765 ILCS 605/9g))t( and )g4). $995/month. 847-831-8080 CERY DIVISION The judgment amount was Get a 4-Room All-DigitalSatellite Rooms ASK ABOUT OUR SPECIALS! Mobile Homes DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL MPE SA system installed for FREE and pro- $448,562.90.Sale terms for non- Call (847) 998-1800 x200 TRUST COMPANY, AS TRUSTEEparties: 10% of successful bid im- G grammingstartingat $19.99/mo.Housing to Share Manufactured Homes FOR LONG BEACH MORTGAGE FREE I-fD/DVR upgrade for new Mon - Frl 9:30 - 5pm mediately at conclusion of auction, www.valleylotowers.com LOAN TRUST 2006-9, balance by 12:30 p.m. the nest callers. SO CALL NOW. 1 -800-699- Mobile Homes WAUKEGAN -2 bedroom apart- Apartment Buildings Plaintiff Wlllowbrook 231 South Frontage business day.bothby cashier's 7159 ment, second hoor, $700/month, sil V. Rd. January 25th 9am-4pm and GLENVIEW: 183 $875-$900, utilities included. Please call 224- Co-Op Apartments checks; and no refunds.The sale SAVE on Cable TV-Internet-Digital Retirement Rentals SAHAR SANDER; EGLE January 26th gam-lpm. High end 2BR, 2BA $1 100. nc)s heat, con- 365-4249 shall be sublecl Io general real es- Phone. Packages start at JUREVICIUTE, JPMORGAN turn, home accents, patio, rugs, Co-Op Housing ered pricg avail Immed. occupancy Senior Housing tale tases,special tases,special $89.99/mo (for 12 months.) Options WAUKEGAN: 710 PIne St, 2BR CHASE BANK, NATIONAL ASSO-assessments, special tases levied, amps, art. Cash onlyt dATION, AS ASSIGNEE OF FED- from ALL major service providers. Sleeping Rooms GRE PROP, 847-567-6075 $750. 1318 Clarkson, iBA, $650. Commercial, Industrial and superior liens,ifany. The INSURANCE Cull Acceller today to learn more! plus securIty. Sec 8 welcom.t ERAL DEPOSIT property is offered 'as is,with no Furniture Glenvlew Senior Housing, 2br, CORPORATION AS RECEIVER CALL t-877-736-7087 Housekeeping Rooms Please call 847-662-3789 Farms, Farmland espress or implied warranties and 2ba w! pnv garden. Chesnul Square FOR WASHINGTON MUTUAL ANTiQUE 1890s DINING TABLEYOU or a loved one have an addic- Community. 100% refundable de- wifhouf any repnesentafìon as to the wIth 6 chairs, custom pad, manu- Finder Service Homes Homes BuIlt to Order BANK; OLD ORCHARD GREENS lion? Over 500 alcohol and drug positreq'd. Approo. $3200/mo. 1 quality of fille or recourse to Plaìn- factured by Chicago Furniture MCINTOSH HOUSE NKJA OLDtiff. Prospective bidders are ad- rehabfacilitiesnationwide.Very meal/day, activities mcl. Special Of- Vacant Property ORCHARD GREENS MCINTOSH Company, beautIful condition, Apartments . Hotels Cook County - Suburban monished lo review the court file to pnvateNery Confidenhal. Inpatient fer: $2000 fowardo movin enpen- HOUSE CONDOMINIUM ASSOCI- oak, $2150, Call 847-720-4883 verify all information. care. Insurance needed. Call for im- Vacation, Resort Rentalsseni E5II Kathy 847-83 Suburbs, A RENT TO OWNt *Vacation Property ATION, UNKNOWN OWNERS mid- century dining room set Mid -mediate help! I-800-297-6815 Buy with No closing costs and get For informalion:Sale Cleric, Fisher MORTON GROVE AND NON-RECORD CLAIM- century dining room set - encollent Outof-State Rentals help with your credit. Call 708-868- Income Property and Shapiro,Attorney C42168, Immed. 0cc. 2BR, 2BA, elev, bldg. ANTS, 2t2t Waukegan Road, Suite 301, condition. Expandable table (2in- Wanted to Buy 2422 or Visit www.nhba.com Defendants serts)willi 4 chairs, cabinet with Garages I heated indr. pricg. sp. All applcn. Investment Property Bannockbum, Illinois 61115, (847) AAA Diabetic Test Strips Wanted mcl. wid in unit. No pets allowed. 08 CH 42115 498-9990, between 1:00 p.m. and drawers and compartments and Rooms Lots PROPERTY ADDRESS: 10100 glass display cabinet.$900.Also, One Touch Freestyle LIte Farms, Farmland Near trainstation, 2 yr.lease, PEACH PARKWAY UNIT M103494l95 weekdays only. Accu-Chek Contour & Others $1450-51550 847-470-6100 good woricingtreadmill. 8.0.847- Cook County . Suburban Real Estate Auctions SKOKIE, IL 60076 433-7311 Must be Sealed, Unqpened, Commercial, Industrial 1/10, 1/17, 1124/13 #479147 Unexpired, Unused Boxes NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE OversizedPottery BarnMirrors. Will Plcl Upf Call 847-920-7430 Storage, Warehouses Real Estate Wanted SALE - CONDOMINIUM NOR RIDGE Two 48 o 48' Pottery Bam console Fisher and Shapes hIe 8 08-013289INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF mirrors with white wood tnm. Can I BUY OLD: Desk Space Real Estate Misc. (Il is advised that interested partiesCOOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS Trains bonel Arnencan Flyer COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHAN- be used in any room. New in origi- Out4f-Town Real Est. consult with their nal packaging. $125 each. Original Oldartve boils, GI Joes, Offices OAK PARK- 3 t Apt Avail in Art,,*- -. (.McGawYMCA own attorneysbefore bidding alCERY DIVISION EVANSTON Rooms for Men pnce $350. Call 630-712-7110 and Old Tons. Disfnct, $1395/mo.+1.5 oec+ref. mortgage foreclosure sales.) U.S. BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIA- I PAY CASH. Call 630-248-3222 Stores sfilo not inc. gar. prfcg avail, Totallyw/maid Service, daily & weekly rates; Out-Of-Town, CommercialPUBLIC NOTICE in hereby givenTION, AS TRUSTEE FOR UBS Misc. Merchandise remodeled flat,hrdwdfirs,$131 & up includes use of Lakes, Resort Property that pursuant toa Judgment ofMARM 2004-5 OLD COMIC BOOKS WANTED Rental Services appl includedf call 708-383-1506.facilities call the Y for availability Foreclosure entered on Plaintiff, 100% Guaranteed Omaha Steaks - (pre-1975) TOP 5$ for Vintage Rental Misc 1000 Grove 847-475-7400 - ext 214 Mortgages, Loans November 26. 20f2, Kalien Realty 4SAVE 69% on The Grilling Collec- Toys, Hot Wheels (pre-1975) & Services, Inc., as Selling Official willPERICLES G. NIKAS MQA NIKAS tion.NOW ONLY $49.99 Plus 2 Early Star Warn! 3f 2-685-1787 Wanted to Rent Offices Homeowners Insurance al t 2:30 p.m. on February 27, 2013,G. PERICLES. STAVROULA FREE GIFTS &right-to-the-door al 205 W. Randolph Street, SuiteNIKAS, WELLS FARGO BANK, delivery in a reusable cooler. OR-Vehicles WantedWill Buy All EQUAL Cook County - Chgo. N Real Estate Seminars 1020, Chicago. Illinois. sell at publicN.A. DER Today. 1- 888-697-3965 UseVehicles*** Cars, Tracks, Vans,Apartments, Unfurnd. auction fo the highest bidder forDefendants Code:45102ETA or wai.OmahaSt Northwest Chicago or nearby nub- Real Estate Services cash, as set forth below, the f 0110w-09 CH 25939 SUV'o*** $500-5000 Cash* HOUSING urb: Choice of pnvste offices from eaks.coni/oflergco5 Cook County - Chgo. N ing described real property. 4236 NORTH ODELL AVENUE 708-516--8888. $350 includes all + hi-spd internet. Judicial Sales - Legal Norndcie, IL 60706 Advertise your product or service Commonly known an 10100 Peach Chicago, Lawrence & Elston Area, OPPORTUNITIES C-21 Grande 708-912-5454 ILNOTICE OF SALE nationwide or by region in over tO Parlcway.Unit M103.Skokie, 2BR. iBA, newly decorated, hdwd 60076 PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- million households in North Amen- Cook County - Suburban fIrs, 2nd floor, unheated, no smok- Houses Perrnanenf Indes No .10-10-100-EN thaI pursuant to a Judgment nf cas best suburbsl Place your cias- PETS All real estate advertised in ing, no pets allowed. 847-470-8947 OFFICE SPACE FOR LEASE 027- 1013 Foreclosure and Sale entered in the sitiadadinover 750 suburban this newspaper is subject to the 1010 Lake St,, Oak Park, IllInois Lake County The mortgaged mal estafe is im-above cause on November13, newspapers just like this one, Call CHICAGO, Narragansett & IrvIng 2009, an agentof The Judicial Classified Avenue at 888-486-2466 Perk, 2nd floor, large beautIful Federal Fair Housing Act, which 450 - 25,300 S.F Available. proved with a dwelling. The proper- McCollom Realty, Ltd. ty will NOT be open for inspectionSales Corporalion, will at tO:30 AM on go to www.classitiedavenue.net Cats 2BR, laundry, $975/mo n sec dep. makes it illegal to advertise any No.8 md, No pets. CredIt check. (708) 383-6450 The purchaser of the und other thanon February 21, 2013, at the The Attention Joint & Muscle Pain Suf-Dogs Call 773-777-9325 preference, limitation, on dis- s mortgagee shall pay the assess-JudicialSeienCorporafion,One ferersClinically proven all-natural Skokle- 1st mo. rent $1 Deerfl.Id- 1350 Somerset, wellmento and the lanaI teen requiredSouth Wacker Dnve -24th Floor, cnmination based on race. color, 2nd mo. rent $2, LTL. Offices for supplement helps reduce pain and DES PLAINES . 1 6dm, $750; maintained older home, 4BR, 2BA,by 765 ILCS 605/9g))I) and )g))4).CHICAGO, IL, 60606, seIl at public Misc. Pets Rent. Nr Touhy 8 Edens. 300ft- enhancemobility.Call888-474- 2 Bdrrn $900-$950, incids heat,religion, ses, handicap, familial bsmt,2.5car gara e,screenedThe judgment amount wasauction to the highest bidder, as set 400f1-800ft-l200ft May combine, 8936 to try Hydratlesin RISK-FREE laundry & oarfona.Immediatestatus or national origin in the porch, yard fenced, 7-875-7847$271,769.32.Sale terms for non-forth below. the loliowing described hIly clean-up. for 90 deys. Dogs 0cc., GRE Pro. 847-297-1500 no eofras, ni parties. 10% of successful bid im-real estate sale, rental or financing of Call U -602-6622 Commonly known as 4236 NORTh ATTENTION SLEEP APNEA SUP- Judicial Sales-Real Est,mediately at conclusion of auction, BERNESE MOUNTAIN DOG housing, the nestODELL AVENUE, Nomdge, IL FERERS with Medicare, Get FREE balance by 12:30 p.m. PUPPIES - AKC, Male S Female SKOKIE 60706 CPAP Replacement Supplies at NO In addition the Illinois Human business day, both by cashier's $600, 815-743-5703, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFchecks: and no refundo.The sale rty Index No. 12-13-423-021- COST. plus FREE home deliveryl www.uptroffpets.conr tights Act prohibits discrimina- Best of all, prevent red skin sores COOK COUNTY ILLINOIS shall be subject fo general real es- lion based on age, ancestry, COUNTY DEPAhTMENT - CHAN- The real estate is improved with a and bacterialinfection!Call 866-Gsrman Shepherd Pup., AKC/ tate tases, special laxes, special CERY DIVISION single family residence. 993-5043 OFA, imported parent. Family, maritai status, seuual orientation assessments, special tases levied, Protection, srch/rescue. 13 pups BANK OF AMERICA, NATIONALand superior l'ens,'if any. TheThe iudqment amount was or unfavorable military discharge. AUENTION SLEEP APNEA SUF-Ready Now! 5950. 815-685-4764 ASSOCIATION AS properly is offered 'au is,with no$243,5f 9.21. FERS with Medicare. Get FREE This paper will not knowingly SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TOesprens or implied warranties andSale lerma The bid amount, includ- Shihtzu pups bnndle fluff balls loved LASALLE BANK NATIONAL ng the Judicial sale fee for Aban- CPAP Replacement Supplies at NO accept any advertising for real without any representation as to the COST, plus FREE home deliveryiand socialized cute faces $575 dew Apt*8r ent To PLACE A ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEEquality of tille or recourse Io Plain-donad Residential Property Monks- Best of all, prevent red akin soresclaws removed vet chkd & shots estate which is in violation ot the FOR MERRILL LYNCH tiff Prospective bidders are ad-patsy Relief Fund, which is calcula- and bacteval infection! Call 866-708-228-6214 law, All persons are hereby FIRST FRANKLIN MORTGAGEmonished to renrew the court tile toted on residential real estate at the 993-5043 NEW ÇTlNG LOAN TRUST, MORTGAGE rate of $1 for each $1,000 on f rac- Toy andtcup poodles.Great informed that all dwellings adver- verify all information. Canada Drug Center is your choicelemperments most colors.sfrotsChicago* SOUTH SHORE- Near LOAN ASSET-BACKED CERTIFI-For information' Sale Clerk, Fisherlion thereof of the amount paid by used are available on an equal CATES, SERIES 2007- for safe and affordable medicahons.dewormed gorgeous. windair net78th 8 Paoton, Huge 3ER, DR, and and Shapiro,Aftomey C42168,the purchaser not to esceed $300, Our licensed Canadian mail order8152863915 gleaming hardwood floors, Must opportunity basis, Hl Plaintiff, 2121 Waukegan Road, Suite 301.shall be paid in certified fonds im- vs. Bannockbum, Illinois 60015, (847)medualely by the highesf und best pharmacy will provide you with san- See! call Crsi. 773-375-4566 If you believe yos have been ingo of up to 90 percent on all your MALIK BITROS; UNKNOWN498-9990, between 1:00 p.m. andbidder at tIre conclusion of the sale. medication needs. Call Today 888- Cook County - Suburban discriminated against in conrtec- CLASSIFIED HEIRS AND LEGATEES OF 300 rn. weekdays only. No feeshallbepaidbythe 459-9961 for $25.00 oft your first tion with the sale, rental or MALIKBITROS, IF ANY, UN-14 1 mortgagee acquiring the residenhal prescription and free shipping. EVANSTON, KNOWN OWNERS AND 1117, 1/24, 1/3113 #484173 real estate pursuant to ifs credit bid linancing of housing, Call: NON RECORD CLAIMANTS; at the sale or by any mortgagee, DISH Network, Starting at 1000-12 AUSTIN Defendants, SKOKIE ludgmenl creditor, or oIlierliercor $19.99/month PLUS 30 Prerniurn IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF 26R on Ridge Ave, near St Francis West City and Suburbs: 08 CH 37020 acquinng fha residential real enlate MovieChannels FREEfor3 Hospital. Central NC, IncI heur, hst PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby givenCOOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS whose nghts in and to the resides- Months! SAVE! & Ask About SAME To PLACE A HOPE Fair lousing Center that pursuant to a Judgment ofCOUNTY DEPARTMENT, CHAN-tial reai estala arose prior to the wir modem kit w/ DW & Oisp. CERY DIVISION DAY Installation! CALL - 877-992- Pnvate paitcing available, $990. 6304904500 Foreclosure entered in the above sale.The sub'ect property is sub- t 237 Charlie, 847-338-0258 entitled cause on March 12, 2009,THE BANK OF NEW YORK, ASoct IO generareal estate fanes, AD, (ALL lntercounty Judicial Sales Corpora-SUCCESSOR TO JPMORGANspecialassessments,orspecial Music Lessons for All Ages! Find a South City and Suburbs: CHASE BANK, N.A., AS TRUSTEE music teacheri TakeLessons otters lion wìIl on Thursday, February 14, taxes levied against said real estate CLASSIFIED FOREST PARK Deluse IBR. South Suburban Housing Center 20t3, althe hour of 11 a.m in theirFOR THE HOLDERS OF SAMI Ilend is offered for saie withouf any affordable, safe, guaranteed music new carpet, windows, tile kit, 2006-AR6, MORTGAGE PASS- lessons with teachers in your area office at 120 West Madison Street, representationastoqualitysr natural gas A heet noI, 708-9074674 Suite 7t8A, Chicaao, Illinois, sell toTHROUGH CERTIFICATES, SER-quanhty of title and without recourse Our prescreened teachers upecial- lndry facIlities. $11 9.'mo, lES 2006-AR6, ize in singing, guitar, piano, drums, the highest bidder!or cash, the f al- to Plaintiff and in 'AS IS' condition. AD, CALL Luts 708-368-5802 North City and Suburbs: lowing descnbed property: Plaintiff The sale is further sublet to conf ir- Olin and moreCall 1- 888-705- V 8134! Interfaith Housing Center PIN. 10-23-216-030-0000, 10-23- mallos by the court, FOREST PARK Spacious studio w 216-031-0000. SALEEM S. PAREKH' NADRA S.Upon payment in full of the amount of the Northern Suburbs TAKE VIAGRA? Stop paying outra- huge walk-in closet, panning, AC 847-998-3400 Commonly known as 8530 N KIM-PAREKH; WASHINGTÔN MUTUALbid, the purchaser will receive a gnous pnces! Best prices.. incld. trains, BALL AVENUE, SKOKIE, IL 60076.BANK F/K/A WASHINGTON MU-Certificate of Sale Ihat will entitle 841-998-3400 laundry, Closeto 847-5014760 TUAL BANK, FA; SKOKIE GAR- VIAGRA 100MG, 40 pills n-14 free, $625/rno+ low electric heat The mort9aged real estateis im- the purchaser to u deed to the real only$99.00.DiscreetShipping, 708-383-0192 proved with a single family resi-DENS CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIA-estate aten confirmation of the sale Power Pill. t-800-368-2718 dence. If the subfect mortgaged realTION, The property will NOT be open for estate in a uniI of a common inter-Defendants inSpection and plaintiff makes no auf community, the purchaser of the08 CH 32145 representaban as to the condilion of unit other than a mortgagee shallPROPERTY ADDRESS: 8828the property. Prospective bidders pay the assessments required byMILES CENTER ROAD UNIT 503are admonished to check the court subsection (g-1) of Section 18.5 ofSKOKIE, IL 60077 file to verify all information, NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE thecondominiumProperty Act IfIhm properly is a condominium Sale terms: 25% down by certifiedSALE - CONDOMINIUM unit, the purchaser of the unit at the funds, balance within 24 hours, byFisher and Shapiro file N 08-009224foreclosuresale.otherthan a certified funds. No refunds.The(lt is advised that interested partiesmortgagee, shall pay the assess- property will NOT be open for in-consull with their meots and the legal fees required spection.Upon payment in lull ofown attorneys before biddingatby The Condominium Property Act the amount bid, the purchaser willmortgage foreclosure sales.) 785 ILCS 605/9(9)11) and )g)(4).II receive a Certificate of Sale whichPUBLIC NOTICE is hereby giventhis property is a condominium unit will entitle the purchaser to a DeedthaI pursuant Io a Judgment ofwhich is part of a common interest to the premises aher confirmation ofForeclosure entered on community, the purchaser of the the saie, Jurie 8, 2012, KaIlen Really Sann-unifat Ihe foreclosure sale oIlier For information: Visit our website atices, Inc., as Selling Offìcial will atthan a mortgagee shall pay the au- hftp://service.atty-pierce.com. Be-12:30p.m. on February 18, 2013, atsesaments required by The Condo- 205 W.RandolphStreet,Suite N Wean 3 p.m. and 5 p.m.only. miniumPropertyAct,765 ILCS 847-903-6670 $1,100.003 2 N NNYYNNN 1020, Chicago, Illinois, sell st public Pierce & Associates, Plaintiffs At- 605/1 851g-t). tommys.INorth Dearborn Street,auction to the highest bidder fon TO PLACE YOUR COMPLEX, APARTMENT, OR HOME RENTAL IN THIS GUIDE PLEASE CALL THE PIONEER PRESS TODAY!!! 847-998-3400 OPTION #1 cash, as sel forth below, the follow- NIL THURSDAY,JANUARY24,2013 81 Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est. IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGORmortgage toréclosure sales.) laws the poned shall be t2B days or (HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THEPUBLIC NOTICE is hereby giventhe penod allowable for redemption RIGHT TO REMAIN IN POSSES-thatpursuant toa Judgment ofunder State law, whichever is Ion- SION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER EN-Foreclosure entered on November9er, and in any case in which, under TRY OF AN ORDER OF POSSES-27, 2012, KalIen Realty Services,the provisions of section 505 of the SION,IN ACCORDANCE WITHInc., as Selling Official will al 12:30Housing Act of 1950, as amended SECTION 15-1701(C) OF THE IL-p.m. on February 28, 2013, at 20512 U.S.C. 1701k), and subsection LINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLO-W. Randolph Street,Suite1020,if) of section 3720 of title 38 of the SURE LAW. Chicago, Illinois, sell at public aso-United States Code. the nght to re- Forintorrrratron,Contact PlainIifislion to the highest bidder for cash.deem does not anse, there shall be attorney: HEAVNER, SCOli,as set forth below, the following de-no nght of redemption. The property BEYERS & MIHLAR, LLC, I i i Eastscnbed real property. will NOT be open for inspection and Main Street, DECATUR IL 62523,Commonly knows as 7425 Arcadiaplaintiff makes no representation as (217) 422-1719 Street, Morton Grove, IL 60053 to the condibon of the property. Pro- THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA-Permanent Index No. -09-13-407-spective bidders are admonished to TION DOt check the court file to sesfy all infor- One South WackerDrive,241FThe mortgaged real estate is im-mation, If this property is a condo- Floor,Chicaqo, IL 60606-4650proved with a dwelling The proper-minium unit, the purchaser of the (312) 236-SALI ty will NOT be open for inspection. unit at the foreclosure sale, Other You can alsovisitTheJudicialThe judgment amount wasthan a mortgagee, shall pay the as- Sales Corporation at www.lJsc.com$794,796.82.Sale ternis for non-sessments and the legal fees re- yoil for a 7 day status repol of pendingparties: 10% of successful bid im-quired by The Condominium Prop- sales mediately at conclusion of auction,oily Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g)(t( and >,id NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair Debtbalance byt2:30 p.mthe next(g))4).If this property is a condo- Collection Practices Act, you arebusiness day, both bycashier'sminium unit which is part of a corn- advised that Plaintiff's attorney ischecks; and no refunds. The satemon interest community, the pur- deemed to be a debt collector at-shall be subject to general real es-chaser of the unit at the foreclosure tempting to collect a debt and anytate tases, special taxes,specialsale other than a mortgagee shall information obtained will be used forassessments, special taxes levied.pay the assessments required b oae. and superior liens,ifany. TheThe Condominium Property Ac property is offered as is,with no765 ILCS 605/18.5(q-t).IF YOU 1/24, 101, 217/13 #487073 express or implied warranties andARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME- LINCOLN WOOD without any representation as to theOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT quality of title or recourse to Plain-TO IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF REMAIN N POSSESSION COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS tiff. Prospective bidders are ad-FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF C,1lf COUNTY DEPARTMENT, CHAN-monished to review the court tile IoAN ORDER OF POSSESSION. IN CERY DIVISION verify all information ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION For information: Sale Clerk, Fisher15-17011Cl OF THEILLINOIS JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, NA-and Shapiro, TIONAL ASSOCIATION, Attorney C 42168,MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE Plaintiff 2121 Waukegan Road, Suife 301,LAW For information, examine the V Bannockbum, Illinois 68815, (847)court file or contact Plaintiff's attor- JAIME OTALORA; JENNY RO-498-9990. between 1:00 p.m. andnec:CODILIS & ASSOCIATES, 3:00 p m weekdays only. MERO: JPMORGAN CHASE P.C.. tSWO3O NORTH FRONTAGE BANK. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION.1491*39 ROAD, SUITE tOO, BURR RIDGE, AS ASSIGNEE OF FEDERAL DE-1/24, 1131, 2/7113 #487035 IL 60527, (630) 794-9876. Please r&v. POSIT INSURANCE CORPORA-SKOKIE refertofile number 14-09-39216. TION AS RECEIVER FOR WASH-IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFTHE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA- INGTON MUTUAL BANK F/K/ACOOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-TION One South Wacker Dnse, WASHINGTON MUTUAL BANK.T1 DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 FA, DIVISION 1312) 236-SALE You can also visit Defendants BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., SUC-The Judicial Sales Corporation at w 09 CH 35868 CESSOR BY MERGER TO BACww.tlsc.com for a 7 day status re- PROPERTY ADDRESS: 7011HOME LOANS SERVICING, LPport of pending sales. CODILIS 6 NORTH KENTON AVE.FKA COUNTRYWIDE HOMEASSOCIATES. P.C. 15WO3O LINCOLNWOOD, IL 60712 LOANS SERVICING, LP NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, NOTICE OF FORECLOSUREPlaintiff, SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE, IL 60527 SALE (630) 794-9876 Attorney File No.: Fisher and Shapiro tile C 09-024079DUMITRU CURESCU.LAVINIA14-09-39216 ARDC# 00468002 At- (It is advised that interested partiesCURESCU, MORTGAGE ELEC-tomey Code, 21762 Case C 09 CH consult with their TRONICREGISTRATION SYS-049647 NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair own attomeys before biddingatTEMS, INC., BANK OF AMERICA,Debt Collection Practices Act, you mortgage foreclosure sales.) NA SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TOare advised that Plaintiff's attomey todrlve.com PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby givenCOUNTRYWIDE BANK, F50 F/IDAis deemed to be a debt collector at- that pursuant toa Judgment ofCOUNTRYWIDE BANK, N.A.. UNI-tempting to collect a debt and any informafion obtained will be used for 'J 'J Foreclosure entered on lovemberTED STATES OF AMERICA 28, 2012, Kalten Realty Services,Defendants that purpose search for new and usedcars Inc., as Selling Official will at 12:3009 CH 049647 1499421 p.m. on March 1, 2013, at 205 W.9644 KEELER AVENUE SKOKIE,1117, 1124. 1/3113 #484627 Randolph Street, Suite 1020, Chi-ILO076 LINCOLN WOOD cago, Illinois. sell ai public auctionNOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF to the highest bidder tor casti, asTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN- set forth below, the following descri-suant lo a Judgment ot ForeclosureTV DEPARTMENT . CHANCERY bed real property. and Sale enteredinthe aboveDIVISION Commonly known as 7011 Northcause on November 14, 2012, anTHE BANK OF NEW YORK MEL- Kenton Avenue,Lincolnwood, ILagent st The Judicial Sales Corpo-LON F/K/A THE BANK OF NEW 60712 ration, will at 10:30 AM on FebruaryYORK, AS TRUSTEE FOR THE Permanent Indes No.:tO-34-108-19, 2013, at the The Judicial SalesHOLDERS OF THE GE-WMC 029 Corporation, One South WackerASSET-BACKED PASS- The mortgaged real eslateis im-Drive- 24th Floor, CHICAGO. IL.THROUGH CERTIFICATES, SER- proved with a dwelling. The proper-60600, sell st public auction to theES 2005-2 ty will NOT be open for inspection. highest bidder, as set forth below,Plaintiff, Thetudgment amsunrwas $the following described real t,402,7t6 St.Sale terms for non-estate:Commonly known as 9644ASLAM V. VIRANI, MOUNA parties. 10% of successful bid im-KEELER AVENUE, SKOKIE, ILVIRANI. AMBREEN A. VIRANt, mediately at conclusion of auction,60076 Prsperty Indes No. 10-10-MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REG- . Shop by monthly payment balance by 12:30 p m the neat423-019, 10-10-423-020. The realISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC.. business day, bothby cashier'sestateis improved with a singleWMC MORTGAGE CORP ,POT- checks: and no refunds. The salefamily residence. Sale terms: 25%POURRI FURNITURE shall be subject to general real es-down of the highest bid by certifiedLIQUIDATORS, INC. A/K/A POT- tale tases, special taxes, specialfunds st the close of the auction;POURRI FURNITURE, INC., JOHN assessments, special tases levied,The balance, including the JudicialLItTLE, UNKNOWN OWNERS and superiorliens,tany. Thesale tee for Abandoned ResidentialAND NONRECORD CLAIMANTS property is offered as is,with soProperly Municipality Relief Fund,Defendants I Search by mileage express or implied warranhes andwhich iscalculated on residential09 CH 020481 without any representxtlorr as to thereal estate st the rate of $1 for each3665 W PRATT AVENUE quality ol title nr recourse Io PlaIn-$1,000 or fraclion thereof of theLINCOLNWOOD, IL 60712 tifF Prospective bidders are ad-amount paid by the purchaser notNOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO- monished lo review the coaS file toto eoceed $300, in certified funds/orTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur- verify all information wire transfer. is due within twenty-suant to a Judgment of Foreclosure For informationSafe Clerk, Fishertour (24) hours No fee shall be paidand Sale enteredinthe above . Browse hot vehicle categories and Shapiro, Attorneye 42168,by the mortgagee acquinng the res-cause on November 6. 2012, an 212t Waukegan Road, Suite 301,idential real estate pursuant to itsagent of The Judicial Sales Corpo- Bannockburn, Illinois 60015, (847)credit bid at the sale or by anyratlos, will at 10:30 AM on February 498-9990, between 1-00 p.m andmortgagee, ludgment creditor.or8. 2013, at the The Judicial Sales 3:rn weekdays only other lienor acquiring the residentialCorporation, One South Wacker real estate whose nghts in and toDrive.24th Floor, CHICAGO. IL, 1t24, 1t31, 2/1113 #487043 the residential real estate arose pri-60606, sell at public auction Io the or to the sale. The subject propertyhighest bidder, as sel forth below. MORTON GROVE is subtect to general real estate tas-the following descnbed real estate: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF en, special assessments, or specialCommonly known ax 3665 W. COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS taxes levied against said real estale You've never searched forcars like this before. COUNTY DEPARTMENT, CHAN- PRAU AVENUE. and is offered for sale without anyLINCOLNWOOD, IL 60712 Proper- CERY DIVISION representationasIoqualityor DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL ty Indes No. 10-35-306-074. The re- quantity of title and without recourseal estate is improved with a resi- TRUST COMPANY, AS TRUSTEEto Plaintiff and in AS lS condition.dence Sale terms: 25% down of Visit ToDrive.com today to take it for FOR THE REGISTERED HOLD-The sale is further subject to conf ir- a spin. ERS OF DSLA MORTGAGE LOAN the highest bid by certified funds at mation by the court,II the sale isthe close of the auction; The bal- TRUST MORTGAGE PASS-set aside for any reason, the Pur- THROUGH CERTIFICATES, SER- unce, including the Jsdicial sale fee chaser at the sale shall be entitledfør Abandoned Residential Property IES 2007-ARi, only to s return of the deposit paid. PIa inriff Municipality Relief Fund, which is The Purchaser shall hase no fsrthercalculated on residential real estate V. recourse agaivsl the Mortga9or, the ESHO DANYAL: MALINAH at the rate ot $1 for each $1 000 or Mortgagee or the Mortgagee s attor- DANYAL - fraction thereof of the amount paid ney, Upon payment intullof the Defendants by the purchaser notto esceed amount bid, the purchaser will re- incertified 09 CH 26452 $300. funds/orwire carve a Certificate of Sale that willtransfer,is due within twenty-four Property Address7425 ARCADIAentitle the purchaser to a deed to STREET MORTON GROVE, IL (24) hours, No fee shull be paid by the real estate after confirmation ofthe mortgagee acquinng the resi- 60053 the sale. Where a sale of real es- NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE denfial real estate pursuant to its late is made to satisfy s lien prior tocreditbid at the sale or by any SALE that of the United Stales, the United Fisher and Shapiro hIe C 09-021441 mortgagee, judgment creditor,or States shall have one year from theother lienor acqurnng the residential (tt is advised that Interested partiesdate of sale within which to redeem, consult with their real estate whose nghts in and to except that with respect to a lientIre residential real estafe arose pri- BROUGHTTOYOUBY SUN-TIMES MEDIA own attorneys before biddinqatarisinq under the internal revenue 82 I THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 2013 NIL Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est,Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est. PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby giventhe real estale after confirmation of or to the saÌe. The Subect propertyothe Ilénor acqLimnn5 the residentialrights in and to the residential realmatron by the court. If the sale isSale that wilt entitle the purchaserTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thaI pur. thaI pursuant to a Judgmentofthe sale The property will NOT be Is SUbjeCt to general real estate tax.real estafe whose nghts in and toestate arose prior to the sale. Theset aside for any reason, the Pur-to a deed fo the real estate afteraijant to a Judgment of Foreclosure inthe aboveForeclosure entered in the aboveopenforinspection andplaintiff es, special assessments, or specialthe residential real estate arose pri-subject properly is subiect to gener-chaser at the sale shall be entitledconfirmation of the sale. The prop-and Sale entered entitled cause onNovember8,makes no representation as to the taxes levied against said real estateor to lbS sale The subfect propertyal real esIste taxes, special assess-only to a return of the deposit paid.edy will NOT be open for inspectioncause on February 16, 2012, an Intercounty JudicialSalescondition of the property. Prospec- and is offered tor sate without anyis sublect lo generai resi estafe tax-mesta, orapontailouesleviedThe Purchaser shall have no tuckerand plaintiff makes no representa-agent of The Judicial Sales Corpo-2012. Corporation will on Tuesday, Febru-fivebiddersare admonishedto toqualityores, special assessments, or specialagainst said real estate and is of-recourse against the Modgaor, thebon as to the condition of the prop-ration, will at 10:30 AM on February representationas 1 t , 2013. al the The Judicial Salesary 12, 2013. at the hour of I t am,check the could file to verity all infor- quantity of title and without recoursetaxes levied against said real estatefered for sale without any represen-Mortgagee or the Mortgagee s atfor-erty. Prospective bidders are ad- tabos as to quality or quantify of titleney. Upon payment in full of themonished to check the court file toCorporahon, One South Wackerin their office at 120 West MadisonmatronIfthis property is a condo- to Plaintiff and in AS Is- conddico.and ix offered for sale without any minium unit, the purchaser of the toqualityorand without recourse to Plaintiff andamount bid, the purchaser will re-verify all information. If this propertyDrive - 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL.Street, Suife 7i8A, Chicago, Illinois, The aale ¡a further subject to confir-repreaentahonas unit at the foreclosure sale, other If Ihe sale isquantity of title and without recoursein AS 1S condition. The sale is far-ceive a Certificate of Sale that willis a condominium unit, the parchas-60606, sell at public auction Io thesell to the highest bidder for cash, mellon by the court. the following described property: than a mortgagee, shall pay the asset aside for any reason, the Pur-to Plaintiff and in AS 1S condition.ther sublect lo confirmation by theentitle the purchaser to a deed toer of the unit at the foreclosure sale,highest bidder, as set forth below, the following descnbed real estate:P.I.N10-20-127-018-0000, lB-23-seasinents and he legal fees re- chaser at the sale shall be entitledThe sale is further subject to conf ir-court. Upon payment in full of thethe real estate after confirmation ofother than a mortgagee, shall pay t 27-019-0000. quired by The Condominium Prop- only lo a return of the deposit paid.matron by the court.If fEe sale isamounf bid, the purchaser will re-the sale The property will NOT bethe assessments and the legal feesCommonly knownas6950 N Commonly known as 8417 CRAW-erty Act. 765 ILCS 605/9(g)(1( and The Purchaser shall have no furthersel aside for any reason, the Pur-cerne a Certificatef Sale that willopen forinspectionandplaintiffrequired byTheCondominiumKNOX AVENUE. LINCOLNW000. IL 60712 Property Indes No. 10-34-FORD AVENUE. SKOKIE, IL(g)(4(. If this property is a condo- recourse against the Mortga9or. thechaser at the sale shall be entitledentitle the purchaser to a deed fomakes no representslion as to theProperty Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g((1) the real estate aber confirmation ofcondition uf the property. Prospec-and (g((4). If this property is a con-113-003. Thereal estateinim-60076 minium unit which is part of a com- Mortgagee or Ihe Mo®aqee s altor-only Io a retum of the deposit paid. mon interest community, the pur- The Purchaser shall have no furtherthe sale. The property will NOT betisebiddersareadmonished todominium unit which is part of aprovedwitharesidence.SaleThe mortgaged real estateis im- ney. Upon payment in lull of the proved with a single family resi-chaser of the unit at the foreclosure amount bid, the purchaser will re-recourse against the Mortgaor, theopenforinspection and plaintiffcheck the court file to verify all nf or-common interest community, theterms: 25% down of the highest bid makes no represenlation as to thernation. If this property is a condo-purchaser of the unit at the foreclo-by certified funds at the close of thedence, If the sublecl mortgaged realsale other Ihan a mortgagee shall calve s Certificate of Sale that willMortgagee or the Mortgagee s attor pay the assessments required by entitle the purchaser to a deed toney. Upon payment in fullof thecondition of the property. Proxpec-minium unit, the purchaser of thesure sale other than a mortgageeauction; The balance, including theestate s a unit Of a common inter- for Abandonedest community, the purchaser of theThe Condominium PropertyAct, t'ne real estate after confirmation ofamount bid. the purchaser will re-livebiddersareadmonished tounit at the foreclosure sale, othershall pay the assessments requiredJudicial sale tee ceive a Certificate of Sale thaI willcheck the court file to verify all nf or-than a mortgagee, shall pay the as-by The Condominium Properly Act.ResidentialPropertyMunicipalityunit other than a mortgagee shall765 ILCS 605/l8.5(q-1). IF YOU the sale. The property will NOT be pay the assessments required byARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME- operiforinspection andplaintiffentitle the purchaser fo a deed tornation.If this property is a condo-sesaments and the legal fees re-755 ILCS 605/l6.5(g-t).IF YOURelief Fund, which is calculated on subsection (g-i) of Section 18.5 ofOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT makes no representation as to thethe real estate after confirmation ofminium unit, the purchaser of thequired by The Condominium Prop-ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME-residential real estate al the rate of the sale. The property wilt NOT beunit al the foreclosure sale, othererty Act, 765 ILCS 6o5/g(g)(l) andOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT$1 for each $1 000 or fraction there-theCondominiumPropertyAct.TO REMAININPOSSESSION condition of Ihe property. Prospec- FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF inspection and plaintiffthan a mortgagee, shall pay the as-(g)(4).Itthis property is a condo-TO REMAIN INPOSSESSIONof of the amount paid by the pur-Sale terms: 25% down by certihed tinebidders are admonished toopenfor AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN check the court file to verify all nf or-makes no representation as to thesessments and the legal lees re-minium unit which is part of a corn-FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OFchaser noI Io exceed $300. in certi-funda, balance within 24 hours, by fied funds/or wire transfer,is duecertified funds,No refunds TheACCORDANCE WITH SECTION oration.If this properly is a condo-condition of the property. Prospec-quired by The Condominium Prop-mon interest community, the pur-AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN erty Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g)(t) andchaser of the unit at the foreclosureACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONwithin twenty-four (24) hours. Noproperty will NOT be open for in-15-17011Cl OF THE ILLINOIS minium unit, the purchaser of thelivebiddersare admonished Io FORECLOSURE check the coud file to verity all nf or-(g)(4).If this property is a condo-sale other than u mortgagee shall15-1701(C)OF ThEILLINOISfee shall be paid by the mortgageespection Upon paymenl in lull ofMORTGAGE unit at the foreclosure sale, other LAW. For information, esamine the than a mortgagee, shall pay the as-mation. If Ihis property is a condo-minium unit which is part of a com-pay the assessments required byMORTGAGE FORECLOSUREacquiring the residential real estatethe amount bid, the purchaser will seusments and the legal fees re-minium unit, the purchaser of themon interest community, the pur-The Condominium PropertyAct,LAW. Forinformation:Visitourpursuant to its credit bid al the salereceive a Certificate of Sale whichcourt file or conlact Plaintiff's uSsr- will entitle the purchaser lo a Deed CODILIS S ASSOCIATES, quired by The Condominium Prop-unit at the foreclosure sale, otherchaser of the unit at the foreclosure765 ILCS 605/l8.5(q-l). IF YOUwebsife at service.atty-pierce.com.or by any mortgagee. ludgment 5ev: than a mortgagee, shall pay the as-sale other than a mortgagee shallARE ThE MORTGAGOR (HOME-between the hours of 3 and 5 pm.creditor, or other Irenor acquiringto the premises after confirmalion ofP.C., 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE ely Act, 765 ILCS 60519(g)(1) and ROAD, SUITE 100, BURR RIDGE, (g)4). If this property is a condo-sessments and the legal fees re-pay the assessments required byOWNERI, YOU HAVE THE RIGHTPIERCE & ASSOCIATES, Plaintiffsthe residentialreal estate whosethe sale, minium unit which is part of a com-quired by The Condominium Prop-The CondominiumPropertyAct,TO REMAIN IN POSSESSIONAttorneys,One NorthDearbornrights in and to the residential realFor information. Visit our website atIL 60527, (630) 794-9876 Please Be-refer totile number 14-10-12863. mon interest community, fhe pur-erly Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g((1) and765 ILCS 605/18.5(q-1).IF YOUFOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OFStreel Suite i300, CHICAGO. ILestate arose pnor Io the sale, Thehftp://service.alty-pierce.com ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME-AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN60602. Tel No. (312) 476-5500.subject property is subjecl to peser-tweer 3 p.mand 5 p.m only.THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA- chaser of the unit at the foreclosure(g)(4(.If this property is a condo- TION One South Wacker Drive, sale other than a mortgagee shallminium unit which is part of a corn-OWNERI, YOU HAVE ThE RIGHTACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONPlease refer to file numberal real estate tases, special assess-Pierce S Associates, Plaintiff's At- mon interest community, the pur-TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION15-1701(ClOF THE ILLINOISPAlOt24i3. THE JUDICIAL SALESments,orspecialtasesleviedlomeys.tNorth Dearbom Street,24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 pay fhe assessments required by (312) 236-SALE You can also visil chaser of the uniI at the foreclosureFOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OFMORTGAGE FORECLOSURECORPORATION One Southagainst said real eslate and is of-Chicago,Illinois60602,Tel.No. The CondominiumPropertyAct, The Judicial Sales Corporation al w IF YOUsale other than a mortgages shallAN ORDER OF POSSESSION, INLAW. For information, examine IheWacker Drive, 24fh Floor, Cfricaqo.fered for sale w'dhoul any represen-(312) 476-5500. Refer lo File Num- 765 ILCS 6O5/l8.5(-l) ber 1018855. ww.tlsc.com for u 7 day status re- ARE ThE MORTGAGOR (HOME-pay the assessments required byACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONcoud file or contact Plaintiff'o attor-IL 60606-4650 (312) 236-SALE '(Outalion as to quality or quantity of title INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALESport of pending sales. CODILIS S OWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHTThe Condominium PropertyAct,15-1701(C( OFTHE ILLINOISney:CODILIS & ASSOCIATES,can alsovisit The Judicial Salesand without recourse fo Plaintiff and in "AS lS condition, The sale is fur-CORPORATION ASSOCIATES, P.C. 15W030 IN POSSESSION765 ILCS 605/18.5(q-l(.IF YOUMORTGAGE FORECLOSUREP.C., t5W030 NORTH FRONTAGECorporation at www.tjac.com for a 7 TO REMAIN Selling Officer, )312( 4M-1122 NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OFARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME-LAW.Forinformation:VisitourROAD, SUITE 100. BURR RIDGE,day status report of pendino sales.ther subtecl to conh'rmation by the website at service.atfy-pierce.corn.IL 60527, (630( 794-9876. PleasePICRCE & ASSOCIATES OnecourtIf the sale is set aside for any1497812 SUITE iOO BURR RIDGE, IL 60527 AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, NOWNERI, YOU HAVE THE RIGHT l630( 794-9876 Attorney File No ACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONTO REMAIN IN POSSESSIONbetween fhe hours of 3 and 5 pm.refer to file number 14-10-26517,North Dearbom Street Suite i300reason, the Purchaser al the sale1/17, 1124, 1/3113 #48417'? shall be entitled only to a return of t4-ttl-12863 ARDC# 011468002 At- 15-1701(C) OF THE ILLINOISFOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OFPIERCE & ASSOCIATES, Plaintiff'sThE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA-CHICAGO,IL 60602 (3121 476- HARW000 HEIGHTS 5500 Attorney File No,: PA1Ó12413the deposit paid. The Purchaser tomey Code. 21762 Case ti 10 CH MORTGAGE FORECLOSUREAN ORDER OF POSSESSION, INAttorneys,OveNorth DearbornTION One South Wacker Drive, INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF ACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONStreet Sude 1300, CHICAGO, IL24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650Attorney Code. 91220 Case # 10shallhavenofurtherrecourse 016297 NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair LAW. For information, eaamine the COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-Debt Collection Practices Act, you OF THE ILLINOIS60602.TelNo.(312) 476-5500.(3t2( 236-SALE You can also visitCH 40377 againsl the Mortgagor, theTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY court file or contact Plaintiffs aSSI-15-17011Cl are advised that Plaintiff's attorney MORTGAGE FORECLOSUREPlease refer to file numberThe Judicial Sales Corporation at w1500157 Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney:CODILIS & ASSOCIATES, DIVISION CITIMORTGAGE, INC. is deemed to be a debt collector at- P.C., 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGELAW For information, examine thePAlO27t4t. THE JUDICIAL SALESww.tlsc.corn for a 7 day statuu re-1/17, 1124, 1/3113 *484648 ney. Upon payrnenl in full of thePlaintiff, court file or contact Plaintiff's attor-CORPORATION One Southport of pending sales. CODILIS & amount bid, the purchaser will re- tempting to collect a debt and any ROAD, SUITE 100, BURR RIDGE, HARW000 HEIGHTS information obtained will be used for tiASSOCIATES,Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago,ASSOCIATES, P.0 15W030 cove a Certificate of Sale thaI willJULIE'ITE ASMAR. GEORGE IL 60527, (630) 794-9876. Pleasesee: CODILIS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF that purpose, P.C., 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGEIL 60606-4650 (312) 236-SALE '(ouNORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, enhIle the purchaser to a deed IoASMAR, CITIBANK, N.A.,THE refer to file number t4-09-1t878. COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS 1497991 THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA-ROAD, SUITE tOO, BURR RIDGE,can also visif The Judicial SalesSUITE 100 BURR RIDGE, IL 60527 the real estate after confirmation of OF COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHAN- CLOCK TOWER POINTE 1/10, 1/17, 1/24/13 #478257 TION One South Wacker Dnve,IL 60527, (630) 794-9876. PleaseCorporation at www.tjsc.com for a 7(630) 794-9676 Attorney File No.. the sale. The property will NOT beHARWOOD HEIGHTS CONDO- CERY DIVISION inspection andplaintiff 24th Floor. Chicago, IL 60606-4650refer Io hle number t4-09-07329.day status report of pendino sales.14-10-26517 ARDC# 00468002 At- open for PARKWAY BANK S US BANK NA, AS TRUSTEE FORmakes no representation as lo theMINIUM, SKOKIE (312) 236-SALE You can also visitTHE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA-PIERCE 6 ASSOCIATES Onefomey Code. 21762 Case e io CH TRUST COMPANY, NOT PER-IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF HARBORVIEW 2006-4 condition of the properly Prospec- The Judicial Sales Corporation at wTION Ose South Wacker Dnve,North Dearborn Street Suite 1300043180 NOTE: Pursuant to the FairTRUST FUND. ASSIGNEE OF SONALLY BUT AS TRUSTEE ONCOOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN- ww.tsc.com for a 7 day status re-24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650CHICAGO, IL 60602 (32( 476-Debt Collection Practices Act, you livebiddersareadmonishedtoBEHALF OF PARKWAY BANKTV DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC check the court file to venfy all nf or- port of sending sales. CODILIS lt(3121 236-SALE You can also visit5500 Attorney File No.: PA1027141are advised thaI Plaintiff's attorneyREGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC. AND TRUST COMPANY, NO INDI-DIVISION NATIONSTAR MORT- P.C. 15W030The Judicial Sales Corporation at wAffomey Code. 91220 Case e 10is deemed to be a debt collector at- rnation. If this property is a condo-VIDUALLY BUT AS TRUSTEE ASSOCIATES, AS NOMINEE FOR minium unit, Ihe purchaser of the GAGE LLC NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD,ww.tlsc.com for a 7 day status re-CH 42W7 tempting to collect a debt and any U/T/N 13886, PARKWAY BANK &Plaìntiff, COUNTRYWIDE BANK NA; unit at the foreclosure sale, other SUITE tOO BURR RIDGE, IL 60527port of pending asles. CODILIS &1500731 information obtained will be used forPlaintiff. TRUST CO ,UNKNOWN OWN- #488154 that purpose. than a mortgagee, shall pay the as- 1630) 794-9876 Altomev File No.ASSOCIATES, P.C. t5WO301124,1/31,217/13 vs. ERS AND NONRECORD CLAIM-CI-fAO PAUL AKA CHAD HOWARD FRONTAGE 1499646 seasments and the legal fees re- 14-0-t1876 ARDC# Of468002 At-NORTH ROAD,SKOKIE CHARLES WITAS; MORTGAGE ANTS PAUL, JPMORGAN CHASE BANK 1/24, 1/31, 2)7/13 #487053 quired by The Condominium Prop- tomey Code. 21762 Case C 09 CHSUITE 100 BURR RIDGE, IL 60527INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF ELECTRONIC Defendants N.A., 8440-6460 NORTH SKOKIE 02048t NOTE: Pursuant to fhe Fair1630) 794-9876 Atfomey File No.: erty Act, 765 ILCS 605/9)g)(l) and10 CH 01 6297 BOULEVARD CONDOMINIUM AS- COOK COUNTY. ILLINOIS COUN-MORTON GROVE REGISTRATION SYSTEMS. INC.(g)(4).If this property is a condo- Debt Collechon Practices Act, you14-09-07329 ARDGlt O468002 At-TV DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYIN ThE CIRCUIT COURT OFUNDER MORTGAGE 48t1 N. OLCOIT AVENUE UNITSOC IAT ION Iomey Code. 21762 Case ti 10 CH minium unit which is part of a corn-#412 HARW000 HEIGHTS,IL are advised that Plaintiffs attomey DIVISION WELLS FARGO BANK,COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-RECORDED AS DOCUMENTmon interest community, the pur- Defendants is deemed to be a debt collector at-021774 NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair 60706 11 CH 17072 NA TY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYNUMBER 0609404075 chaser of the unit al the foreclosure tempfin5 to collect a debt and anyDebt Collection Practices Act, youPlaintiff, DIVISION WELLS FARGO BANK,Defendunlu, NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-8460 SKOKIE BOULEVARD UNIT information obtained will be used forare adosad that Plaintiff's attorney sale other than a mortgagee shallTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-312 Skokie, IL 60077 N.A 10 CH 22804 pay the assessments required by that purpose. is deemed to be a debt collector al-JAMES WEIL. OLD ORCHARDPlaintiff, NOTICE OF SALE suant to a Judgment of ForeclosureNOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO- tempting to collect a debt and any The Condominium PropertyActS inthe above 149790d CONDOMINIUMS BUILDING 3, PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- IF YOUand Sale entered TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur- 1117, 124, 1t3113 #484186 informatIon obtained will be used for 765 ILCS 605/18.5)q-l(. cause on September 7, 2010, ansuant to a Judgmenl of Foreclosure INC., CONDOMINIUMS AT OLDDEBRA NETZEL WKIA DEBRA AEN that pursuant to a Judgment ofARE ThE MORTGAGOR (HOME. that purpose. in UNCOLP4WOOD ORCHARD MASTER ASSOCIA-NETZEL Foreclosure und Sale entered in the agenl of The Judioal Sales Corpo-and Sale entered the above 1501b22 OWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHTration, will at 10:30 AM on February INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF TION, INC. Defendants above entitled cause on November cause on November 19, 20t2, an #488213 TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION1, 2013, at the The 4udicial Sales COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-1/24, 1131, V'7/13 Defendants 10 CH 40377 9, 2012 Intercounty Judicial Sales agent of The Judicial Salen Coipo- FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OFCorporation, One South Wackerration, will at 10:30 AM on February TV DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYUNCOLN WOOD 10 CH 043180 9241 MANGO AVENUE MORTONCorporaboswillos Wednesday, AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, INDirne - 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL.21, 2013, at the The Judicial Sales DIVISION JPMORGAN CHASEINTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF10118 OLD ORCHARD COURTGROVE, IL 60053 February 13, 2013 at the hour of 11ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO- theiroffice at 120 Weal 60606. sell at public auction Io theCorporation, One South Wacker BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION,COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-UNIT #204 SKOKIE, IL 60076 u.min 15-1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS AS SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TOTV DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYNOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that par-Madison Street, Suite 718A, Chica- highest bidder. as set forth below,Drive -24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, MORTGAGE FORECLOSUREthe following described real estate:60606, seIl at public auction lo the CHASE HOME FINANCE, LLC DIVISION TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-Suant to a Judgment of Foreclosurego, lllinoiu, sell at public auction loLAW. For information, examine the Commonly knswnas 481 1 N.highesl bidder, as set forth below, Plaintiff, BANK OF AMERICA, N.A.SUC-suant to a Judgment of Foreclosureand Sale enteredinthe aboveOie highest bidder for cash, as selcourt file or contact Plaintiff's attOr- CESSOR BY MERGER Tò BACand Sale enleredintheabovecause on November 9, 2012, anforth below, the following described OLCOU AVENUE UNIT#412,the following descnbed real enlate. 5ev:CODILIS & ASSOCIATES,HARWOOD HEIGHTS, IL 60706Commonly knows as 8460 SKOKIE A°LICIAT. TINIO, MORTGAGEHOME LOANS SERVICING, LPcause on November 16, 2012, anagent of The Judicial Sales Corpo-rnorfqaqed real estate: P.C., 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGEProperty Indea No 12-12-425-009-BOULEVARD UNIT 312, Skokie, IL ELECTRONIC REGISTRATIONFKA COUNTRYWIDE HOMEagent of The Judicial Sales Corpo-ration, will at 10:30 AM os FebruaryP.l.N 10-18-116-021. ROAD, SUITE 100, BURR RIDGE,1048,.. Property Indes No. 112-12-60077 Property Indes No, 10-21- SYSTEMS, INC., BANK OF AMER-LOANS SERVICING LP ration, will at 10.30 AM on February13, 2013, at the The Judicial SalesCommonly known as 4442 NorthIL 60527. (630) 794-9876. Please 423-021.12-12-425-001 / 002 /003 /223-041-1036. The real estateio CA, NA SUCCESSOR BY MERG-Plaintiff, la, 20t3, al the The Judioal SalesCorporation, One South WackerNewcastle Avenue, Harwoodrefer to file number 14-10-45816 ER TO COUNTRYWIDE BANK, Corporation, One South WackerDrive - 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL,Heights, IL 60706. 006 f 007 / 008 U/F). The real es-improved with a bnck 4 or more is im-THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA-tate is improved with a multi-familyunits; no garage. Sale terms: 25% FSB F/K/A COUNTRYWIDE BANK,FAWZIEH ELLO Dnve - 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL,60606, seIl at public auction to theThe mortgaged real estate TION One South Wacker Drive, highest bidder. as set forth below, residency, Sale terms: 25°/e downdown oI the highesl bid by certified N.A., UNKNOWN OWNERS ANDDefendants 60606, sell al public auction to the proved with s single family resi-24th Floor, Chicago. IL 60606-4650 NONRECORD CLAIMANTS 10 CH 42327 highest bidder, as set forth below,the following described realdence, If the subject mortgaged real of the tnghesl bid by certified fundsfunds al the close of the auction; (312) 236-SALE You can also visitatthe close of the suction; The bal-The balance, including the Judicial Defendants 6512 NORTH KIMBALL AVENUEthe loiiowing described reai estate:estate:Commosly known as 9241estaie is a unit of a common inter-The Judicial Sales Corporation at w 10 CH 021774 LINCOLNWOOD, IL 60712 Commonly known as 1011e OLDMANGO AVENUE. MORTONest community, the purchaser of the ance, includinq the Judiciai saie tessale fee br Abandoned Residential ww.tjsc.com for a 7 day status re-for Abandoned Residential PropertyProperty Municipality Reliel Fund, 690f N. AVERS AVENUENOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-ORCHARD COURT UNIT #204,GROVE, IL 60053 Property Indesunit other than a mortgagee shall port of pending sales. CODILIS SMunicipality Relief Fund, which ix LINCOLNWOOD, IL 60712 TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-SKOKIE, IL 60076 Pro. rty IndesNo. 10-17-212-001-0000. The realpay the assessments required by lSW030 which a calculated on residential ASSOCIATES, P.C. calculated on residential real estatereal estate at the rate of $1 for each NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-suant to a Judgment of ForeclosureNo. l0-10-l02-025-li;, 10-tO-estate is improved with a burnt or-subsection (g-t) of Section 18.5 of NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD,atIbe rate of $1 for each $1,000 or$1,000 or fraction thereof of the TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thaI pur-und Sale enteredinthe above101-001- 019/021:10-10-102-001-ange brick one story single familythe Condominium Property Act. SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE, IL 60527fraction thereof of the amount paidamount paid by the purchaser not suant to a Judgment of Foreclosurecause on October 5, 2012, an agent009/017-023 underlying). The realhome with a two car detached Sa-Sale lerma: 10% down by certified1630) 794-9876 ACornee File No,: rage. Sale terms: 25% down of the by the purchaser not Is enceedIo exceed $300, in certified funds/or and Sale enteredirr the aboveof The Judicial Sales Corporahon,estate is improved with a funds, balance, by certrhed funds,14-10-45816 ARDC# 06468002 At- cause on November 2t. 2012, anwill at 10:30 AM on February 19,condo/townhouse. Sale termo: 25%highest bid by certified funds at thewithin 24 hours.No refunds. The $300.incertifiedfunds/orwirewire tranufer, is due within twenty- tomey Code. 21762 Case e 10 CHtransfer, is due within twenty-fourfour (24) hours No fee shall be paid agenl of The Judicial Sales Corpo-2013, aI the The Judicial Sales Cor-down of the hiqhest bid by certifiedclose of the auction; The balance,properly will NOT be open for is-054568 NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair ration, will at 10:30 AM on Febwary funds al the close of the auction;including the Judicial sale lee forspection. (24) hours No fee shall be paid byby the mortgagee acquinng the res- poration, One South Wacker Dnve - Debt Collection Practices Act, youthe mortgagee acquiring Ihe resi-idential real estate psrsuanl lo its 26, 2013, at the The Judicial Sales24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606,The balance, including the JudicialAbandoned ResidentialPropertyFor information call Sales Clerk atare advised that Plaintiffs attorney Corporation, One South Wackersell at public auction to the highesfsale fee for Abandoned ResidentialMunicipality Relief Fund, which isLaw Offices of Ira T. Nevel, 175 dential real estate pursuant to itscredit bidal the sale or by any is deemed Io be a debt collector at-credit bid al the sale or by anymortgagee, ludqmenl creditor,sr Drive -24th Floor, CHICAGO. IL,bidder, as set forth below, the fol-Properly Municipality Relief Fund,calculated on residential real eatateNorth Franklin Street, Chicago, lIli-tempting to collect a debt and any 60606, seIl al public auction Io thelowing descnbed real estate: Corn-which iscalculated on residentialat the rate of $1 for each $1 ,000 ornoix 60606.(312) 357-1125Ref. mortgagee, 1udgment creditor,orother lienor acquinng the residential information obtained wìlI be used forother lienor acquisng the residentialreal estate whose nghts in and to highest bidder, as sel forth below,monly known as 6512 NORTH KIM-real estate at the rate of $1 for eachfraction thereof of the amount paidNo. 09-6343 N by the purchaser notIo exceedINTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALESthat purpose. real estate whose nghts in and lothe residential real estate arose pn- the following deucnbed real estate:BALL AVENUE, LINCOLNWOOD,SI_000 or fraction fhereof of the 1498163 incertifiedfunds/orwire the residential real estate arose pn-or to the sale, The subiect property Commonly known as 690t N.IL 60712 Properly Index f40 10-35-amount paid by the purchaser sot5300. CORPORATION 107,1124,10113 #404260 AVERS AVENUE,415-04f-0000. The real estate isIo exceed $300, in certified funds/ortransfer, is due within twenty-fourSelling Officer, (312)444-1122 9 to the sale, The subject propertyis sublecl to general real estate tax- LINCOLNWOOD, IL 607t2 Proper-improved with a single family brickwire transfer, is due within twenty-(24) hours. No fee shall be paid by1498316 SKOKIE is sublect to general real estate tax-es, special assessments, or special ty Index No. lO-35-f25-009. The re-home: 2 car detached garage. Salefour (24) hours. No fee shall be paidthe mortgages acquinng the resi-1/17, 1/24, 1t3113 #404290 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFes, special assessments. or specialtaxes levied against said real estate dential real estate pursuant to its COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS taxes levied against said real estateand in offered for sale without any al estafe s improved willi a singlefenils: 25% down of the highest bidby the mortgagee acquiring the res- LINCOLNW000 family residence Sale ferms: 25%by certifwd funds at the close ot theidential real estate pursuant Io itscredit bid at the sale or by any COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHAN-and is offered for sale without anyrepresentationastoqualitysr mortgagee, judgment creditor,orIN THE CIRCUIr COURT OFCERY DIVISION representationastoqualityorquantity of title and without recourse down of the highest bid by coddledauction; The balance, including thecreditbid at the sale or by any COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN- other Irenor acquinng the residential BANK OF AMERICA. N.A quantity of title and without recourselo Plaintiff and in AS IScondition, funds al the close of the suction:Judicial sale feefor Abandonedmortgagee, judgment creditor.or TY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY The balance, iricludiriq the JudicialResidentialPropertyMunicipalityother Iienor acguinng the residentialreal estate whose nghfs in and to Plaintiff, to Plaintiff and in AS IS conditionThe sale is further subecl Is confir- the residential real estate arose pn-DIVISION vs. The sale is tucker subject to confir-mabon by the court Upon paymefll sale fee for Abandoned ResidentialRelief Fund, which is calculated onreal estate whose nghts in and to U.S. BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIA- the residential real estate arose pri-or fo the sale. The subject property SONIA GARCIA; JORGE GARCIA;mation by the coudIf Ihe sale isin full of the amount bid. the pur- Property Municipality Relief Fund,residential real estate at the rate of TION or to the sale, The aub(ecf propertyis sublect fo general real estate tan- RICKY GARCIA; eel aside for any reason, the Pur-chaser will receive a Certificate of which iscalculated on residentialst for each $1 000 or fraction there- Plaintiff, real estate at the rafe of St for eachof of the amount paid by the pur-is sublect to general real estate lax-es, special assessments, or special MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REG-chaser st the sale shall be entitledSale that will entiBe the purchaser St,060 or fraction thereof of thechaser not to escodo $300, in certi-es, special assessments, or specialtaxes levied against said real estate ISTRATION SYSTEMS, only to a return of the deposit paid.to a deed lo the real estate after and is offered for sale without anyMARIA MAN, HARRIS, NA INC., AS NOMINEE FOR COUN-The Purchaser shall have no furtherconfimration of the sale, The prop- amounl paid by the purchaser nottied funds/or wire transfer,is duetaxes levied against said real estate Defendants to exceed $300. in certified funds/or and is offered for sale withoul anyrepresentationastoqualityor TRYWIDE BANK, FSB; recourse against the Mortgaor, theerfy will NOT be open for inspection -. within twenty-four (24) hours. No 10 CH 054568 representationastoqualityorquantity of title and without recourse UNKNOWN OWNERS AND NONMortgagee or the Mortgagee s attor-and plaintiff makes no representa- wire transfer, is due within twenty-fee shall be paid by the mortgagee 6950 N. KNOX AVENUE four (24) hours. No fee shall be paid quantity of title and without recourseto Plaintiff and in AS 1S condition. RECORD CLAIMANTS, ney Upon paymenl in lullof thelion as lo the condition of the prop- acquiring the residential real estate LINCOLNWOOD, IL 60712 amount bid, the purchaser will re- by the mortgagee acquiring the res-pursuant Io its credit bid at the saleto Plaintiff and in A5 lS condition.The sale is further subject to confir- Defendants, ertyProspective bidders are ad- NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO ceive a Certificate of Sale that willmonished to check the court file fo idential real estate pursuant lo itsor by anyrnortgagee. ludgmentThe sale is further subject Io confir-matirai by the court. Upen payment 10 CH 43503 credit bei al the sale or by anycreditor, or other lienor acquiring in full of the amount bid, the pur- entitle the purchaser to a deed to mortqaqee, Iudqment creddor,orthe residentialreal estate whose chaser will receive a Certificate of NIL THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 2013 I 83 Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est,Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est. verily alì fltormahonIt this propertycheck the coart file to verrfy all infor-Pnoerty Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g)(i( Randolph Street, Suife 1020, Chi-i5-i7Oi(C(OF THE ILLINOISestate is a unit of a comincfn inter-South LaSalle Stneet- Suite 1105SKOKIE Is a condominium unit the purchaa-mstion. If this property is a condo-and )g)(4). If this property is a con- cago, Illinois, sell at public auctionMORTGAGE FORECLOSUREest community, the purchaser of theCHICAGO,IL 60603 (312)372-INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF er of the unit at the toredosure sale.minium unit, the purchaser of thedorninium unit wh'mh is part of ato the highest bidder for cash, asLAW. Forinlormahon, contactunit other than a mortgagee shall2020 Attorney File No,: li-2222-COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN- other than a mortgagee, shall payunit al the foreclosure sale, othercommon interest community, theset forth below, the following descri-Plaintiff's attorney: DAVID T. CO-pay the assessments required by18180 Attorney Code. 4452 Case CTV DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY the assessments and the le9al teesthan a mortgagee, shall pay the as-purchaser of the unit at the foneclo-bed real property: HEN, DAVID T. COHEN 6 ASSO-subsection (s-1) of Section 18.5 ofli CH 31859 NOTE: Pursuant toDIVISION CITIMORTGAGE, INC required by The Condominiumsesanrents and the legal fees ne-sure sale olhen than a mortgageeCommonly known as 7623 NorthCIATES, 10729 WEST 159THthe Condominium Property Act. the Fain Debt Collection PracticesSUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO Properly Act, 765 ILGS 605/9(g)(t)quired by The Condominium Prop-shall psy the assessments requiredKalmar Street. Skokie, IL 60076 STREET, ORLANO PARK, ILSale terms: l0/n down by certifiedAct, you ane advised that Plaintiff'sABN AMRO MORTGAGE GROUP, and (q)(4). lt this property is a con-erty Act, 765 ILCS 605/9)g))t) andby The Condominium Pnoperty Act,Permanent Index No.:10-27-liP-60467 (708) 460-flit ThE JUDI-funds, balance, by certified fusds,attorney is deemed to be a debt coi-INC dominium unit which is part at a(g))4).If this property is a condo-755 ILCS 035/16.5(0-l).IF YOU012 dAL §ALES CORPORATION Onewithin 24 hours.No refunds. Thelector attempting to collect a debtPlaintiff, common interest community, theminium unit which s part of a corn-ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME-The mortgaged neal estate is im-South Wacker Dnve, 24th Floor,property will NOT be open for in-and any information obtained will be purchaser at the sOit at the toreclo-mon interest community, the pur-OWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHTproved with a dwelling. The proper-Chicaao. IL 60606-4650 (312) 236-spon. used fon that purpose SALEEM DOSA M(JA SALEM sure sale other than a mortgageechaser of the unit at the toneclouum IN POSSESSION TO REMAIN ty will NOT be open for inspection. SALEYou can also vrsìt The Judi-For information call Sales Clerk at1498038 DOSA, E.S.D.,INC. BANK OF shall pay the aasessments requiredsale other than a mortgagee shallFOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OFThe judgment amount wasciel Sales Corporation at wrew lIso CLaw Offices ofIra T. Navel, 1751117, 1124, 1t3113 #484217 AMERICA, NA SUCÒESSOR BY ha The Condominium Property Act,pay the assessments required byAN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN$552,786.48.Sale terms for non-om for a 7 day status report ofNorth Fnanklin Street, Chicago, lIli- MERGER TO LASALLE BANK, 7B5 ILCS 605/t8.5(q-t).IF YOUThe Condominium Property ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION SKOKIE Act, parties: 10% of successful bid im-pending sales, DAVID T. COHEN 6nais 60606. (312) 357-1 i25 Ref.IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFN A,, UNKNOWN OWNERS AND ARE TI-lE MORTGAGOR (HOME-765 ILCS 605/18.5(g-l(.l YOU15-1701(C) OF THEILLINOISmediately at conclusion of auction,ASSOCIATES 10729 WEST t 59THNo 11-09050 NONRECORD CLAIMANTS OWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHTARE THE MORTGAGOR (1-lOME-MORTGAGE FORECLOSUREbalance by 12:30 p.mthe nest COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN- STREET ORLAND PARK, IL 60457INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALESTV DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYDefendants TO REMAIN IN POSSESSIONOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHTLAW. For information, contactbusiness day, both by cashier's 17081460-77ti AttomeyCode.CORPORATION DIVISION 11 CH 016282 FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OFTO REMAININPOSSESSIONPlainhff's attorney: EHRENBERG 6checks; and no retundo.The sale05602 Case I il CH lgOlt NOTE: Officer, (312) 444-i 122 U.S. BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIA-9033 N EWING AVENIJE SKOKIE, AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, INFOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OFEGAN, LLC, 32i NORTH CLARKshall be subtect to general neal es-Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection lION IL 60076 ACCORDANCE WITh SECTIONAN ORDER OF POSSESSION, INSTREET, SUITE 1430, Chicago, ILtate taxes, special tases, specialPractices Act, you are advised that117, 1124, 1/3113 #484292 NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO- 1S-t701(C) OF THEILLINOISACCORDANCE WITH SECTION606M, (312) 253-8640. THE JUDI-assessments, special tases levied,Plaintiff's attorney is deemed to be Plaintiff. NORTON GROVE TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur- MORTGAGE FORECLOSUREiS-l7Ot(C( OF THE ILLINOISdAL SALES CORPORATION Oneand superiorliens,itarry. Thea debt collector attempting to collect IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFJEFFREY KURFESS, suant to a Judgment of Fonecloscre,- LAWForinformation:VisitourMORTGAGE FORECLOSURESouth Wacker Drive, 24th Floor,property is offeredas is,with noa debt and any information obtained JESSICA COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-WOOD and Sale enteredinthe above website at service atty-pierce comLAW. Fon information, esamina theChicago. IL 60606-4650 )3t2) 236-expresa on implied warranties andwill be used for that purpose Defendanrs cause on October 30. 2012, an between the hours of 3 and 5 pm.court tile or contact Ptaintiff's ator-SALE You can also visit The Judi-without any mpresentation as to the1498572 TV DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIVISION CITIMORTGAGE, INC., 11 CH 35957 agent of The Judicial Sales Corpo- PIERCE & ASSOCIATES, Plaintiffsnett:CODILIS & ASSOCIATES.cial Sales Corporation at .tjsc.cruality of title or recourse to Plain- #488308 1117.1/24.1/3113 Plaintiff, 8116 KEYSTONE ration, will at 10,30 AM on February Attomeys, One NorthDeartomp C.. 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGEorn fon u 7 day status report oftiff, Prospective bidders are ad- AVENUE LINCOLNWOOD SKOKIE, IL 60076 1, 2013, at the The Judicial Sales Street Suitet 300, CHICAGO, ILROAD, SUITE 100, BURR RIDGE,pendingsales. EHRENBERG &monished to review tIre court file to Corporation, One Sooth Wacker 60602Tel No(3t2) 476-5500.IL 60527, (630) 794-9876. PleaseEGAN, LLC 321 NORTH CLARKverify all information, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFBRIAN W. BRATTLEAF, PAMELANOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO- COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS D, MCVEY ArK/A PAMELA D.TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pun-Dnve - 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, Please referto file numberrefer tofile number 14-t i-26336.STREET, SUITE 1430 Chicago, ILFor information: Sole Clerk, Fisher 60606, sell at public auction to the PAl 106217. THE JUDICIAL SALESTHE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA-60654 (312)253-8640 ASomeand Shapiro,Attorney C 42168,COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHAN-BRATrLEAF, BMO HARRIS BANK,suant to a Judgment of Foreclosure CERY DIVISION N.A AS SUCCESSOR TO HAR-and Sale enteredintIre abovehighest bidder, au set forth below. CORPORATION One SoattilION One South Wacker Dnive,Code. 4-4451 Case C lt CH 38862121 Waukegan Road, Suife 301, the following described real estate: Wacker Dnve, 24th Floor, Chicatto,24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair DebtBannockbum, Illinois 60015, (847)BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., SUC-RIS, N.A., UNKNOWN OWNERScause on Manch 21, 2012, an agent CESSOR BY MERGER TO AND NON-RECORD CLAIMANTS of The Judicial Soles Corponafion,Commonly known as 9033 N EW- IL 60606-4650 (312) 236-SALE '(ou(312) 236-SALE 'Pou can also visitCollection Practices Act, you are498-9990, betweent :00 p.m. and ING AVENUE, SKOKIE, IL 60076 can alsovisit The Judicial SalesThe Judicial Sales Corporation at wadvised that Plaintiffs attorney u3:00 p.m. weekdays only BAC HOME LOANS SERVICING.Defendants will at10:30 AM on February 6, LP FKA COUNTRYWIDE li CH 31859 2013, at the The Judicial Sales Cor-Property Indes No. 10-14-413-009; Corporation at www.tlsc.com for a 7ww.ljsc.com for a 7 day status ne-deemed to be a debt collector at-1493613 10-14-413-008. The real estate is day status report of pendinq sales HOME LOANS SERVICING LP 9447 NORMANDY AVE Mortonponation, One South Wacker Drive - port of pending sales, CODILIS 6tempting to collect a debt and any1/24, 1/31, 2/7113 #487046 improved with s single family resi- PIERCE & ASSOCIATES OneASSOCIATES P.0 t5W030information obtained will be used fon Plaintiff. Gnove, IL 60053 4th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606, SKOKIE vs. dance. Sale terms. 25% down of North Dearbom Streel Suitet 300NORTH FIONTAGE ROAD,that purpose NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-sell at public auction to the highest IN MORA TEMANOIS; the highest bid by certified funds at CHICAGO, IL60602 (312) 476-SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE, IL 605271500170 THE CIRCUIT COURT OF RANA STICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pun-bidder, as set fortIn below, the fol- COOK COUNTY. ILLINOIS COUN-TEMANIOS; UNKNOWN suant to a Judgment of Foreclosurelowing described realthe close of the auction; The bal- 5500 Attomey File No: PA1106217(630) 794-9876 Attorney File No.:1124, 1t31, 2J7t13 #488103 ande, including the Judicial sale tee Attorney Code. 91220 Case C tit4-i t -26336 ARDC# 00468002 At- TV DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYOWNERS AND NON RECORDand Sale enteredinthe aboveestate:Commonly known ax 8t t6 SKOKIE DIVISION CLAIMANTS: Defendants. cause on November 7, 20i2, soKEYSTONE AVENUE, SKOKIE, ILfor Abandoned ResidenFal Property CH 17072 tonney Code 2t762 Case C ti CH Municipality Relief Fund, which is 501346 035772 NOTE. Pursuant to the FainINTHE CIRCUIT COURT 0FTCF NATIONAL BANK, 11 CH 5026 agent of The Judicial Sales Corpo-60076 Property Indes No,tO-22- COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS Plaintiff, PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby givenration, will at iO:30 AM on February422-042-0000, The real estate iscalculated on residential real estate 1I24,131,2/1I13 #486221 Debt Collection Practices Act, you st the rate of $1 fon eactr $1,000 or are advised that Plaintiffs attorneyCOUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHAN- thatpursuant to a Judgment ofi t . 201 3, at tIre The Judicial Salesimproved with u white brick one SKOKIE CERY DIVISION traction thereot at the amount paid is deemed to be a debt collector at- JENNIFER HASSON, MOOZAFERForeclosure enteredn the aboveCorporation, One South Wackerstory single lamily home with no ga- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONALHASSON, MADISON PLACE CON-entitled cause on November i3,Dnve - 24th Floor, CHICAGO. IL,nage Sale terms: 25% down of theby the purchaser notto esceed lempling to collect a debt and any $300,incertifiedfunds/orwire COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-information obtained will be used forTRUST COMPANY, AS DOMINIUM ASSOCIATION,UN-2012,IntercountyJudicialSales60606, seIl at public auction to thehighest bid by certified funds at the TV DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY TRUSTEE OF THE INDYMACKNOWN OWNERS AND NON-Corporation will on Fnday, Februaryhighest bidder, as set forth below,close of the auction; The balance,transfer,is due within twenty-four that purpose. (24) hours. No tee shall be paid by DIVISION JPMORGAN CHASEI50064 INOX MORTGAGE TRUST RECORD CLAIMANTS t5_ 20i3, at the hour of 1 1 am, inthe following described real estate,including tIre Judicial sale lee for BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION Defendants the mortgagee acquinnq the resi- 1/24, 1/31, 217/13 #488121 2006-AR25; MORTGAGE PASS- their office at 120 West MadisonCommonly known as 9447 NOR-AbandonedResidential Property Plaintiff, THROUGH CERTIFICATES 11 CH 19971 Street, Suite 7i8A, Chicago, Illinois,MANDY AVE,Morton Grove,ILMunicipality Relief Fund, which isdenhal real estate pursuant to its' HORTON GROVE SERIES 2006-AR25 UNDER THE5i55 MADISON STREET, UNITsell to the highest bidder for cash,60053 Property Indes No, b-18-calculaled on residential real estatecredit bid at the sale on by any JOYCE GLAZER CHICAGO TITLEIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFPOOLING AND 305 Skokie, IL 60077 the following described property: 204-045-0000 The neal estate isat the nate of St for each $1,000 ormortgagee, ludgment creduior,or LAND TRUST ÒOMPANY, SUC-COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-SERVICING AGREEMENT DATEDNOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-PIN. 10-35-403-050-0000, 10-35-improved with a single family resi-fraction thereof of the amount paidother henar acquiring the residential CESSOR TRUSTEE TO LASALLETV DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYJULY t, 2006. TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-403-054-0000 rIesce, The judgment amount wasby the parchasen not to esceedresi estate whose nghts in and to BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION,DIVISION Plaintiff, suant to a Judgment of ForeclosureCommonly known as 6757 NORTH$368,889.50.Saleterms:25%$300.incertifiedfunds/orwirethe residential real estate arose pn- AS TRUSTEE UIT/A DATEDBMO HARRIS BANK N.A. F/K/Avs and Sale enteredinthe aboveTRUMBULL AVENUE,down of the highest bid by certifiedtransfer, is due within twenty-fouror to the sale. The sublet property 10106/1999 AIK/A TRUST NUM-HARRIS N.A., MOHAMMAD REZA HAGHIGHAT:cause on November 8. 2012, anLINCOLNWOOD, IL 60712. funds al the close of the auction;(24) hours, No fee shall be paid byis subject to general real estate tas- BER 601268-02, UNKNOWN BEN-Plaintiff, PORTFOLIO RECOVERY agent of The Judicial Sales Corpo-The mortgaged real estate is im-The balance, including the Judicialthe mortgagee acquiring the resi-es, special assessments, on special EFICIARIES OF CHICAGO TITLE ASSOCIATES; De-ration, will at iO:30 AM on Februaryproved with a single familyresi-sale fee for Abandoned Residentialdential neat estate pursuant to itstaxes levied against said real estate LAND TRUST COMPANY, SUC-ARTHUR BUNAG, ROWENA J.fendants, 13, 20i3, al the The Judicial Salesdence, If the subject mortgaged nealProperty Municipality Relief Fund,credit bid at the sale or by anyand is offered tor saie without any CESSOR TRUSTEE TO LASALLEVILLAFUERTE-BUNAG, UN-11 CH 41675 Corporation. One South Wackerestate is a unit at a common inter-which is calculated on residentialmortgagee, ludqment cneditor,orrepresentationautoquality on BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONKNOWN OWNERS AND NON-NOTICE OF SALE Dnve - 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL,est community, the purchaser of theneal estate at the nate of $1 fon eachother henar acquiring the residentialquantity of title and without recourse UIT/A DATED tWO6/t999 NXJARECORD CLAIMANTS DefendantsPUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY 01V-60606, neIl at public auction to theunit other than a mortgagee shall$1,000 or fraction thereol of thereal estate whose nghts in and toto Plaintiff and in "AS IS" condition. TRUST NUMBER 601268-02, UN-11 CH 38862 EN that pursuant to a Judgment ofhighest bidden, as set forth below,pay the assesaments required byamount paid by the purchaser notthe residential real estate arose pn-The sale is further subject lo contir- KNOWN OWNERS AND7138 FOSTER STREET MortonForeclosure and Sale entered in thethe following described real estate:subsection (g-t) of Section 18.5 ofto evceed $300, in certified funds/onor to the saie. The sublet properlymatron by the courtIf the sale is NONRECORD CLAIMANTS Grove, IL 60053 above entitled cause on June 25,Commonly known as 5155 MADI-theCondominiumProperlyAct.wire transfer, is due within twenty.is sublet to generai neal estate tax-set asirle for any reason, the Pur- Defendants NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-2012InlercounlyJudicialSalesSON STREET, UNIT 305, Skokie,Sale terms: 25% down by certifiedfour (24) hours, No fee shall be paides, special assessments, or specialchaser at the sale shall be entitled 1 I CH 035772 TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-Corporation will on Tuesday, Febru-IL 60077 Property Indes No, 10-21-funds, balance within 24 hours, byby the mortgagee acquiring the res-tases levied against said real estateonly to a return of the deposit paid. 9349 CRAWFORD AVENUEsuant to a Judgment at Foreclosuresty 26, 2013 at the hour of t I a.m405-077-ii33. The real estate iscertified funds.No refunds.Theidential real estate pursuant to itsand is offered for sale without anyThe Purchaser Shall have no luthier SKOKIE, IL 60076 and Sale enteredinthe abovein their office at 120 West Madisonimproved with a condominium. Theproperty will NOT be open for in-creditbid at the sale on by anyrepresentationastoqualityorrecourse against the Mortgager, the NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-cause on November 15, 2012, anStreet, Suite 7t8A, Chicaqo, Illinois,ludgment amount was $324,744.49.specfion Upan payment in lull ofmortgagee, judgment creditor,onquantity of title and without recourseMortgagee or the Mortgagee s attor- TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-agent nf The Judicial Sales Corpo-sell at public auction to the highestSale terms: 25% down of the high-the amount bid, the punchasen willother henar acquinng the residentialto Plaintiff and in "AS Is" condition.nettUpen payment in lull al tIre suant to a Judgment of Foreclosureration, will al tO.30 AM on Februarybidder fon cash, as set forth below,est bid by certified funds at thereceive s Certificate of Sale whichneal estate whose nghts in and toThe sale is further uubtet to conf ir-amount bid, the purchaser will re- and Sale enteredintheabove19, 2013, al the The Judicial Salesthe following described mortgagedclose of the auction; The balance,will entitle the punchasen to a Deedthe residential real estate arose pri-mation by the count. Upon paymentcarve a Certificate of Sale that will cause on June 21, 2012, an agentCorporation, One South Wackerreal estate including the Judicial sale fee forto the premises after confirmation ofon to the sale The sublet propertyin full of the amount bid, the pur-enhfte the purchaser to a deed to of The Judicial Sales Corporation,Drive.24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL,P.I.N tO-27-30t-047. Abandoned ResidentialPropertythe sale, io sublect to general real estale tus-chaser will receive a Certificate ofthe real estate after confirmation of will al 10:30 AM on February 21,60606, sell at public auction lo lIreCommonly known as 4635 HowardMunicipality Relief Fund. which isFor information: Visit our website ates, special assessments, or specialSale Wut will entitle the purchaserthe sale. The property will NOT be 2013, at the The Judicial Soles Cor-highest bidder, as set forth below,Street, Skokie, IL 60076. calculated on residential real estatehttp:J/service.atty-pierce.com. Be-tases levied against said real estafeto a deed to the neal estate aheropen torinspectionunitplaintiff ttoration, One South Wacker Drive -the following described real estate:The mortgaged neal estate is im-at the rate of $1 for each $1,000 ortween 3 p.m. and 5 p.m.only.and is offered for sale without anyconfirmation of the sale The prop-makes no representation as to the 4th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606,Commonly known as 7138 F05-proved with a single familyresi-fraction thereof of the amount paidPierce 6 Associates, Plaintiff's At-representationastoquality onarty will NOT be open for inspectioncondition of the property. Pr - sell al public auction lo the highestTER STREET, Morton Grove, ILdence. If the sublect mortgaged realby the purchaser notto esceedlomeys, tNorth Dearborn Street,quantity of title and without recourseand plaintiff makes no representa-tivebidders are admonish to bidder, as set forth below, the fol-60053 Property Indes No. tO-i8-asIste is a unit of a common inter-$300, incertifiedfunds/orwireChicago, Illinois60602.TeI.No.to Plaintiff and in "As iS" condition.Iron as to the condition of the prop-check the court file to ves/y all infor- lowing described real estate. Com-t tO-023-0000. The real estateisest community, the purchaser at thetransfer,is due within twenty-four(3i2) 476-5500. Refer to File Nurn-The sale is further subject Io conta-arty. Prospective bidders are ad-mation, If this property is a condo- manly known as 9349 CRAWFORDimproved with a single family resi-unit Other than a mortgagee shall(24) hours. No tee shall be paid byben 1040357. mation by the court. Upon paymentmonished to check the court file tominium unit,the purchaser of the AVEÑUE, SKOKIE, IL 60076 Prop-dence. The udqment amount waspay the assessments required bythe mortgagee acquiring the resi-INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALESin fall of the amount bid, the pun-venfy all information, If Ihis properlyunit ut the foreclosure 5.-sIe, other erty Indes No. 10-14-116-058, The$603,151.21.Sale terms. 25%subsection (,g-t) of Section 18.5 ofdenlial real estate pursuant to itsCORPORATION chaser will receive a Certificate ofis a condominium unit, the punchas-than a mortgagee, shall pay the au- real estate is improved with a singledown of the highest bid by certifiedthe Condominium Property Act. credit bid at the sale on by anySelling Officer, (3i2) 444-i 122 Sale that will entitle the purchaserer of the unit at the foreclosure sale.seusments and the legal tees re- family residence. Sale terms: 25%funds at the close of the auction;Sale terms: 10% down by certifiedmortgagee, Iudqrnenfcreditor,or1498372 to a deed to the real estate afterother than a mortgagee, shall payquired by The Condominium Prop- down of the highest bid by certifiedThe balance, including the Judiciallunds, balance, by certified funds,other henar acquinng the residential1117, 1/24, 1/3113 #484302 confirmation of the sale. The prop-the assessments and the legal teesenty Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g)(i( and funds at the close of the auction;sate tee for Abandoned Residentialwithin 24 hours,No refunds, Thereal estate whose nghts in and to erty will NOT be open lar inspectionrequired by TheCondominium(g))4).If this property is a condo- The balance, including the JudicialProperty Municipality Relief Fund,property will NOT be open fon in-the residential resI estate arose pri-SKOKIE and plaintiff makes no representa-Property Ac), 765 ILCS 605/9(g)(i)minium unit which s pari of a cam- sale fee for Abandoned Residenhalwhich is calculated on residentialspection. on to the sale The subject properlyIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFtian as to the condition ot the prop-and )g)(4(. If this property is a con-mon interest community, the pur- Property Municipality Relief Fand,real estate at the rate of Si for eachFon information call Sales Clerk atis subject to general real estate fax-COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS erty. Prospective bidders are ad-dominiuni unit which is part of achaser of the unit at tIre foreclosure which iocalculated on residential$1.000 on fraction thereof of theLaw Offices ofIrs T Nevel, 175es, special assessments, or specialCOUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHAN- sale Other than a mortgagee shall CERY DIVISION monished to check the court file tocommon interest community, the real estate at the rate of $1 for eachamount paid by the purchaser notNorth Franklin Street, Chicago, lIli-tases levied against said real estate purchaser of the unit at the tanela-pay the assessments required by THE BANK OF NEW YORK MEL-venfy all information. If this property si 000 or fraction thereof ofthelo esceed $300, in certified funds/onnois 60606.(312) 357-1125Ref.and is offered for sale without any is s condominium unit, the purchas.sure sale other than s mortgageeThe CondominiumPnopsxrt,yAct. LON FKA THE BANK OF amount paid by the purchaser notwire transfer, is due within twenty-No. li-08901 representation astoqualityon er al the unit at the foreclosure sale,shall pay the assessments required765 ILCS 605/t8.5(q-t).IF YOU to eoceed $300, in certified funds/orfour (24) hours, No fee shall be paidINTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALESquantity of title and without recourseNEW YORK AS SUCCESSORother than a mortgagee, shall pay ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME- TRUSTEE TO JPMORGAN by The Condominium Property Act, wire transfer, is due within twenty-by the mortgagee acquinng the res-CORPORATION to Plaintiff and in "AS IS" condition, the assessments and the legal fees755 ILCS 605-iS.5)g-t(. OWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT CHASE BANK, N.A. AS TRUSTEE IF YOU four (24) hours No fee shall be paididential real estate pursuant to its Otticer, (312) 444-i 122 The sale is further suLyecf to conhr- required by The ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME-TO REMAININPOSSESSION FOR THE HOLDERS Condominium by the mortgagee acquiring the reo-credit bid al the sale on by any malion by the court. Upon payment Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g))1)OWNER). YOU HAVE THE RIGHTFOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF OF SAMI II TRUST 2006-AR3. idential real estate pursuant to itsmortgagee, ludgrnentcreditor,or1/24,1/31,211t13 #488089 in full of the amount bid, the pur- and (p1(4). If this property u a con-TO REMAIN IN POSSESSIONAN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN credit bid at the sale or by anyother ls/non acquiring the residential MORTGAGE PASS- ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION SKOKIE chaser will receive a Certificate of dominium unit which is part of aFOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF mortgagee, ladqment creditor,orneat estate whose nghts in and to Sale that will entitle the purchaserTHROUGH CERTIFICATES, SER- AN ORDER OF POSSESSfON, INiS-t701(C)OF THE ILLINOIS INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF lES 2006-AR3, common interest community, the other Iieno acguinng the iesidenhalthe residential neal estate arose pri- lo a deed to the real estate after purchaser of the und al the tanela-ACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONMORTGAGE FORECLOSURE COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS Plaintiff, real estate whose rights is and toor to the sale, The subtect property confirmaban of Ihe sale The prop- sure sale other than a mortgageei5-t7Ot)C)OF THE ILLINOISLAW. For information, esamina the COUNTY DEPARTMENT, CHAN- vs. the residential real estate arose pn-is subject Is general real estate tas- arty will NOT be open ton inspection shall pay the assesaments requiredMORTGAGE court tile or contact Plaintiff's asca- CERY DIVISION DEBORAH J. ROSS, MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE or to the sale The subtect properlyes, special assesarnents, or special and plaintiff makes no representa- by The Condominium Property Act,LAW. ForinforrnationVisitournon:CODILIS 6 ASSOCIATES, JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, NA- ELECTRONIC P.C., i5W030 NORTH FRONTAGE is sublect to general real estate lax-tases levied aqainst said real estateTIONAL ASSOCIATION. lion as to the condition of the prop- 765 ILCS 605/l8.5(q-t).IF YOUwebsite al service.atty-pierce.com. es, special assesSments, 'r specialand is otfered for sale withost any ertyProspective bidders are ad-REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC., ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME-between the hours of 3 and 5 pm.ROAD, SUITE 100, BURR RIDGE, Plainhff Defendants, tases levied against said reel estate asto quality on IL 60527, (630) 794-9876 Please representation V monished to check Ihe court tile lo OWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHTPIERCE 6 ASSOCIATES. Plaintiff's and is offered for sale without anyquantity of title and without recourse verity all information. If this property11 CH 43157 Attorneys, refer to file number 14-t l-t1546. GEORGE A. SALINAS; ANA SALI- NOTICE OF SALE TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION One NorthDearborn representationastoquality onto Plaintiff and in AS 1S condition, is a condominium unit, the parchas- FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OFStreet Suite 1300, CHICAGO. ILTHE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA- NAS; UNKNOWN OWNERS AND PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- quantity of nile and without recourseThe sale is further sublect lo conhr- en of the unit at the foreclosure sale, AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN60602.leI No,(312) 476-5500.lION One South Wacker Onve, NON-RECORD CLAIMANTS, EN that pursuant to a Judgment of to Plaintiff and in AS lScondition.mation by the court, Upon payment other than a mortgagee, stratI pay ACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONPlease refer to hie number241h Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 Defendants Foreclosure and Sale entered in the (3t2) 230-SALE You can also visit The sale is further subtect Io conhr-in full of tre amount bid, the pun-11 CH 10091 the assessments and the legal fees 15-1701(C)OF THE ILLINOISPAl 122028, THE JUDICIAL SALES mation by the courtIf the sale ischaser will receive u Certificate of required The above entitled cause on NovemberMORTGAGE CORPORATION One The Judicial Saies Corporarion at w Properly Address: 7623 NORTH by Condominium9, 2012 Intercounty Judicial Sales FORECLOSURE South set aside for any reason, the Pur-Sale that will entitle the purchaser Prerty Act, 765 ILCS 605/9)g)(i LAW. Fon information,contactWacker Deve, 24th Floor, Chicano,ww.tlac.com fon a 7 day status re- KOLMAR STREET SKOKIE,IL Corporationwillon Wednesday, port of pending sales. CODILIS & chaser at the sale shall be entitledIo a deed lo the real estate after60076 and )g)(4). f this property is part o Plaintiff'sattorney: HAUSELMAN,IL 60606-4650 (312) 236-SALE '(ou only lo a retum st the deposit paid. February 13, 2013 at the hour of ft ASSOCIATES, P.C. 15W030 confirmation of the sale The prop-NOTICE OF FORECLOSUREa common interest community, the RAPPIN 6 OLSWANG, LTD., 39can also visit The Judicial Sales The Purchaser shall have nro farthererty will NOT be open for inspection purchaser of the unit at the forado-am. intheir officeal120 WestSouth LaSalle Street - Suite 1105, NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD. SALE Madison Street, Suite 7i8A, Chica- Corporation at www.tjsc.com for a 7 recourse against the Mortgager. theand plaintiff makes no representa- sure sale, other than a mortgagee, CHICAGO, IL 60603,312) 372-day status report of pending sales,SUITE tOO BURR RIDGE, IL 60527 Fisher and Shapiro file e t i-051308 go, Illinois, sell at public auction to Mortgagee or the Mortgagee s asor-lion as lo the condition of the prop- shall pay the assessments required 2020. Please refer to h e numberPIERCE 6 (630) 794-9876 Attorney File No.T (lt is advised that interested parties the highest bidder for cash. as set ASSOCIATES One ney. Upon payment inlullof theartyProspective bidders are ad- by The Condominium Property Act, it-2222-18t80.THE JUDICIALNorth Dearborn Street Suite 130014-il-11546 ARDC# 00466002 At- consuft with their forth below, the following descrIbed amount bid. the purchaser will ne-rnonished to check the court file to 765 ILCS 605/18,5(g-l),IF YOU SALES CORPORATION OneCHICAGO, IL 60602 (312) 476-tomey Code. 21762 Case U t t CH own attorneys beforebiddingat mortgacied real estate: 016282 NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair caine a Certificate of Sale that wiltverify all informationf this properlymortgage foreclosure sales.) ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME- South Wacker Drive, 24th Floor,5500 Attorney File No.: PAl 122028 entitle the purchaser lo a deed lois a condominium unit, the purchas- OWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHTP.1 í 15-28-125-032. Debt Collection Practices Act, you PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given Commonly known as 7640 ParIsChicaso, IL 60606-4650 (312) 236-Attorney Code. 91220 Case C li the real estate after continsation ofer at the und at tIse foreclosure sale. TO REMAININPOSSESSION SALE'You can also vieh The Judi-CH 3557 are advised that Plaintiff's atonie thatpursuant Isa Judgment of Avenue, Skokie, IL 60077. the sale The property will NOT beother than a mortgagee, shall pay FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF ciel Sales Corporahon at w-w-w.tjsc 1497344 is deemed to be a debt collector a - Foreclosure entered on Ñovember The mortgaged real estateis im- tempting to collect a debt and any openforinspection and plaintiffthe assessments and the legal fees29, 2012, Kallen Realty Services,AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN 0m ton a 7 day status report ofI/lo, 1f17, 1/24/13 #479250 makes no representation ss lo therequiredbyTheCondominium ACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONproved with a single familyresi-pendinçt sales. HAUSELMAN, information obtained will be used for Inc., as Selling Official will at i2:30 dance If the sublect mortgaged mal e. condition of the property. Prospec- p.m. on Manch 4, 2013, at 205 W IIAPPIÑ & OLSWANG, LTD. 39 tivebidders are admonished to ltlO,1h7,1124113 #479198 ' _.,...-

84 THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 2013 NIL Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est. .," unit at the foreclosure sale, othersesuments and the leqal fees re-erty Act 765 ILCS 605/9(gI(1( andFOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OFMunicipality Relief Fund, which is60563-1890. (630( 983-0770.Forfo Plaintiff und in AS IScondition. SKOKIE The sale is further subject to confir- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFtIran a mortgagee, shall pay the as-quired by The Condominium Prop-(g)(4(.If this property is a condo-AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, INcalculated on residential real estateBidding instructions call (630) 453- tosale,malion by the court. Upon payment COOK COUNTY, LLINOIS sessments and the leqal fees re-erty Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g((1) andminium unit which is part of a corn-ACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONat the rate of $1 for each $1,000 or671324hourspoor quired by The Condominium Prop-)g)(4(.If this property is a condo-mon interest community, the pur-15-1701(C) OF THE ILLINOISfraction Ihereot of the amount paidF2010265 infull of the amount bid, the pur- COUNTY DEPARTMENT, CHAN- chaser will receive a Certificate of CERY DIVISION erty Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(9)11) arleminium unit which is parI of a corn-chaser of the unit at the foreclosureMORTGAGE FORECLOSUREby the purchaser not to exceedINTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALES LAW. For information,contact$300,incertifiedfunds/orwireCORPORATION Sale that will entitle the purchaser (g)(4).If this property is a condo-mon- interest community, the pur-sale other than a mortgagee shall RBS CITIZENS, NA. to a deed to the real estate after Plainlifl minium unit which is part of a corn-chaser of the unit al the foreclosurepay the assessments required byPlaintiff's attorney: POTESTIVO &transfer,is due within twenty-tourSellinOfficer, (3121 444-1122 conhrrnation nf the sale, The prop- V mon interest community, lIre pur-sale other than u mortgagee shallThe Condominium Property Act,ASSOCIATES.P.C., 223 WEST(24( hours No fee shall be paid by14 *484605 erty will NOT be open for inspection RICHARD VOLLMANN; LEchaser of the unit at the foreclosurepay the assessments required b765 ILCS 605118.5(q-t(. IF YOUJACKSON BLVD. STE 610, Chica-the mortgagee acquisng the resi-1t17, 1124, 113113 J. dential real eslate pursuant Io ils and plaintiff makes no representa- ANNE F VOLLMANN, RES CITI-sale olfrer than a mortgagee shallThe Condominium Property Ac,ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME-Ito, IL60606, 1312)263-0003 NORRIDGE Please refer to file number Ct2-credit bidst the sale or by any lion as to the condition of the prop- ZENS BANK,N.A., 5/B/M TOpay the assessments required by765 ILCS 605/18 5(q-i(. IF YOUOWNERI, YOU HAVE THE RIGHT INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF POSSESSION59327.THE JUDICIALSALES creditor,or erty. Prospective bidders are ad- CHARTER ONE BANK, N.A.. The Condominium PropertyAct,ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME-TO REMAIN IN mortgagee, ludgrnenl COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS Defendants 765 ILCS 605118.5(q-i).IF YOUOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHTFOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OFCORPORATION One Southother lienor acquinng the residential monished Io check the court file to COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHAN-venfy all information, If this property 11 CH 38528 ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME-TO REMAIN INPOSSESSIONAN ORDER OF POSSESSION, INWacker Drive, 24th Roor, Chicago,real estate whose nghls in and to CERY DIVISION is a condominium unit, the punchas- Properly Address: 5048 WESTOWNERI, YOU HAVE THE RIGHTFOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OFACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONIL 60606-4650 (312) 236-SALE Youthe residential real estate arose po-ONEWEST BANK, F58 MAIN STREET SKOKIE, IL 60077 TO REMAIN INPOSSESSIONAN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN15-1701(C) OF THEILLINOIScan also visit The Judicial Salesor lo the sale The subject property er of the unit at the foreclosure sale. is subject lo general real estate tax-Plaintiff, other than u mortgagee. shall pay NOTICE OF FORECLOSUREFOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OFACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONMORTGAGE FORECLOSURECorporation at aw.tsc.com for a 7 vs. es, special assessments. Or special the assessments and the legal tees SALE AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN15-1701(CIOF THEILLINOISLAW. For information, eaamine theday Status report of pending sales. MARIA BOBOC; GEORGE Fisher and Shapiro fie h il-056481ACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONMORTGAGE FORECLOSUREcourt file or contact Plaintiffs altor-POTESTIVO E ASSOCIATES, P.C.laxes levied against said real estate required by TheCondominium BOBOC, BMO HARRIS BANK, Properly Act, 765 ILCS 605/9Ig)(i) (II is advised that interested parties15-1701(C)OF THEILLINOISLAW. For information, examine theneo:CODILIS 8ASSOCIATES,223 WEST JACKSON BLVD. STEand is offered for sale without anyN A. S/I/I TO HARRIS TRUST AND consult willi their MORTGAGE FORECLOSUREcourt tile or Contact Plaintiff's attor-P.C., t5W030 NORTH FRONTAGE610 Chicago, IL 60606 (312) 263-representationastoqualityor and (g)(4(. If this properly is a con- SAVINGS BANK, dorninium unit which ispart of a own attorneys before biddingatLAW. For information, contactoes:CODILIS E ASSOCIATES,ROAD, SUITE 100, BURR RIDGE,0003 Attorney File No.: C 12-59327quantity of title and without recourse ..-. . MIDLAND FUNDING, LLC, UN- mortgage lorecosure sales.) Plaintiff's attorney BURKEP.C., 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGEIL 60527, (630) 794-9876. PleaseAttorney Code. Case # 12 CHlo Plaintiff and in AS 1S condition. common interest community, the KNOWN OWNERS AND NON purchaser of the unit al Ihe foreclo- PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby givenCOSTANZA S CABERRY LLP,ROAD, SUITE 100, BURR RIDGE,refer to file number 14-12-14079.11901 NOTE Pursuant to the FairThe sale is further subject lo conf ir-RECORD CLAIMANTS; that pursuant to a Judgment of9191 BROADWAY, Merrillville, INIL 60527, (630) 794-9876. PleaseTHE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA-Debt Collection Practices Act, youmatron by the court. Upon payment sure sale other than u mortgagee in full of the amount bid, the pur-Defendants, shall pay the assessments required Foreclosure entered on November46410, (219) 769-1313 FAX 8:210-refer lofile number 14-12-02588.TION One South Wacker Once,are advised that Plaintiff's attorney 12 CH 9518 IS, 2012, KaUen Realty Services,769-6806. Please refer Io tile nurn-THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA-24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650is deemed to be a debt collector at-chaser will receive a Certificate of by The Condominium Properly Act, PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given765 ILCS 605/18.5(g.i(.IF YOU Inc.. as Selling Official will at 12:30ber14374.6707 THE JUDICIALTION One South Wacker Drive,(312) 236-SALE You can aise visittempting to collect a debt and anySale that will entitle the purchaserthat pursuantto a Judgmenl of p.m on February 18, 2013, at 205SALES CORPORATION One24th Floor. Chago. IL 60606-4650The Judicial Sales Corporation at winformation obtained will be used forIo s deed Io the real estate after ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME- Foreclosure entered in the aboveOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT W, Randolph Street,Suife 1020,South Wacker Drive, 24thFlour,(312) 236-SALE You can also visitww.tlsc,com for a 7 day status re-that purpose. conhrmation of the sale The prop- 7, entitled cause on November POSSESSION Chicago, Illinois. nell at public auc-Chicago, IL 60606-4650 (312) 236-The Judicial Sales Corporation at wport of pending sales. CODILIS &1501221 er/yr will NOT be open for inspection TO REMAIN IN 2012,InlercountyJudicialSalesFOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF lion lo the highest bidder for cash.SALE You can also ursil The Judi-ww.tIuc.com for a 7 day status re-ASSOCIATES, P.C. 15W0301i24,1131,2P/13 #488200 and plaintiff makes no representa- Corporation will on Tuesday, Febru-AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN an set forth below, the following de-cial Saies Corporation 5f www tlxc.cpori of pending saleu. CODILIS &NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, lion as to the condition of the prop-ary 12, 2013, at the hour of i 1 am, SKOKIE oilyProspective bidders are ad- ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION scribed real property: orn for a 7 day status report ofASSOCIATES, P.C. 15W030SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE, IL 60527IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF in their office al 120 West Madison Commonly known as 5048 Westpandino sales. BURKE COSTANZANORTH FRONTAGE ROAD,(630) 794-9876 Attorney File No.. monished to check the court file to 15-1701(C) OF THEILLINOIS COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS Street, Suite 718A, Chicago, Illinois, FORECLOSURE Main Street, Skokie, IL 60077 S CAF4DERRY LLP 9191 BROAD-SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE, IL 60527(4-12-14079 ARDC# 00.468002 Al- verify all information. If this property MORTGAGE COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHAN- sell to the highest bidder for cash,LAW For information,contact Permanent Index No.:10-21-225-WAY Memllville, IN 46410 (219)1630) 794-9876 Attorney File No.:lomey Code. 21762 Case U 12 CHCERY DIVISION is u condominium unit, the purchas-the following descnbed roperty: er of the unit al the foreclosure sale, Plaintiff's attorney JOHNSON, 073-0000 769-1313 Attorney File No.:14-12-02588 ARDC# Ot(468002 At-017931 NOTE Pursuant to the FairSELFRELIANCE UKRAINIAN PIN. 12-13-407-004-lIlI. other than a mortgagee, shall pay BLUMBERG & ASSOCIATES, LLC, The mortgaged real estate is im-14374.6707 Attorney Code, Casa Utomey Code. 21762 Case # 12 CHDebt Collection Practices Act, youAMERICAN FEDERAL Commonly known us 4133 NORTH the assessments and the legal fees 230 W. Monroe Street, Suite #1125, proved with a dwelling. The proper-t :il CV 4993 NOTE: Pursuant to0t4626 NOTE: Pursuant to Urti Fairare advised that Plaintiff's attorneyCREDIT UNION, OLCOTF AVENUE. NORRIDGE, IL required byThe Condominium Chicago, IL 60606, (312) 541-9710. ty will NOT be open for inspection. the Fair Debt Collection PracticesDebt Collection Practices Act, youis deemed lo be a debt Collector at-Plaintiff, 60706 Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g)(i( Please refer to file number 12-2281. Thejudgmentamountwas SAct, you are advised tIraI Plaintiff'sare advised that Plaintiff's attorneytempting lo collect a debt and any The mortgaged real estateis im- vs. and (g)14(. If this properly is a con- THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA- 175.229FB. Sale temis for non-attorney is deemed to be a debt col-is deemed to be u debt collector at-information obtained will be used forB000AN HRABOVYTCH: UN- proved with s single familyresi- parties: 10% of successful bid im-lector attempting to collect s debttemplinq to collect u debt and anythat purpose dominium unit which iopart of a TION One South Wacker Dove, KNOWN OWNERS AND NON dence. If the subject mortgaged real24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 mediately at conclusion of auction,und any information obtained will beinformation obtained will be used for1501374 RECORD CLAIMANTS; common interest community, Iheestate is a unit of u common inter- purchaser of the und at the foreclo- (312) 236-SALE You can also axil balance by 12:30 p.m.the neatused for that purpose. that purpose. 1124, 1)31, 217/13 #488227 Defendants, est community, tIre purchaser of Ihe 1501436 sure sale otherhan a mortgagee The Judicial Sales Corporation at w businessday,bottibycasliiero1500140 NORTON GROVE 12 CH 2609 unit other than s mortgagee shall The sale1/17,1124.1/3113 84848M 1124,1/31,2t7/13 #488250 shall pay Ihe assessments required ww.tlsc.com for a 7 day status re- checks: and no refunds IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFNOTICE OF SALE pay Ihe assessments required by shall be sublect to general real es- by The Condominium Properly Act, port of oending sales, JOHNSON, SKOKIE SKOKIE COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given subsection (g-i) of Section 18.5 ofBLUMBERG & ASSOCIATES, LLC tate laxes, special taxes. special thatpursuantloa Judgment of755 ILCS 605-18.5(0-il.IF YOUtheCondominiumPropertyAct. INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OFIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME- 230 W Monroe Street, Suite #1125 assessments, special taxes levied,COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-DIVISION NATIONSTAR MORT-Foreclosure entered in the above Sale terms. 25% down by certified ' ifany. The OWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT Chicago, IL 60606 1312) 541-9710 and suponor liens, TY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY-rDEPARTMENT - CHANCERYGAGE, LLC, entitled cause on November 30, funds. balance within 24 hours, byAttorney File No.: lE-2281 Attorney property in offered with no TO REMAININPOSSESSION as is, DIVISION DIVISION CITIMORTGAGE, INC. Plaintiff, 2012,InlercountyJudicialSales certified funds,No refunds TheCode. Case C 12 CH 23129 NOTE: eopress or implied warranties and Corporation will on Monday, MarchFOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OFproperly will NOT be open for in- BANK OF AMERICA, N A. Plaintiff, AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection without any representation ax to thePlaintiff, MALINAH DANYAL 4, 2013, st the hour of il am. in spection.Upon payment in full of quality of htle or recourse to Plain- their office at 120 West MadisonACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONthe amount bid, Ihe purchaser willPractices Act, you are advised that BENJAMIN GANTZ AIXIADefendants 15-17011Cl OF THE ILLINOIS Plainhff's attorney is deemed to be tilt. Prospective bidders are ad- Street, Suite 718A, Chicago, Illinois, receive a Certificate uf Sale which MARK M, KIM, SUNG OK KIM,BENYAMINZ.GANTZ, EINAT12 CH 11901 MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE s debt collector attempting Io collect monished to review the court tile Io sell to the highest bidder for cash, will entitle the purchaser lo a Deed ROS CITIZENS, N.A., BANK OFGANTZ, VILLAGE OF SKOKIE,7352 ARCADIA Morton Grove, IL LAW.For information:Visitour u debt and any information obtained verily all information AMERICA, NA, BROWN BARK Il,UNKNOWN OWNERS AND60053 the following descnbed mortgaged to the premises after confirmation of For information: Sale Clerk, Fisher website at service.atty-pierce.com. will be used for thaI purpose LP. . STATE OF ILLINOIS, UNITEDNONRECORD CLAIMANTS NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-real estate, between the hours of 3 and 5 pm.the sale, 1497940 andShapiro,Attorney I 42168, Commonly known us 7818 North For information: Visit our website at STATES OF AMERICA Defendants TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur- PIERCE & ASSOCIATES, Plaintiff's 1/17, 1124, 113113 #484209 2121 Waukegav Road, Suite 301, Kilboum, Skokie, IL 60076. http://servrce.ally-pierce.corn. Be- Defendants 12 CH 017931 suant to a Judgment of Foreclosure Dearborn Bannockbum, Illinois 60015, (847) PIN. 10-27-106-031-0000. Attorneys,One Noch tween 3 p.m. and 5 p.m.only.NORRIDGE 12 CH 014626 9519 N. GROSS ROAD UNIT DandSale enteredinthe above Street Suite 1300, CHICAGO, IL 498-9990, between 1:00 p.m and The mortgaged real estate is a sin- Pierce E Associates, Plaintiff's AI-INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF 4923 JEROME AVENUE SKOKIE,SKOKIE, IL 60076 cause on November 29, 2012, an No.(312) 476-5500. 3:00 p.m. weekdays only. gle family residenceIf the sublect60602. Tel lomeys, 1North Dearborn Street,COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS IL 60077 NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-agent of The Judicial Sales Corpo- Please refer to Ele number 1485921 NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Ural pur-ration, will at 10:30 AM on Februarymortgaged real estate is a unit of a Chicago,Illinois60602.TeI.No.COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHAN- 1110, 1117, 1/24/13 #479135 common interesl community, thePAt 120496. THE JUDICIAL SALES(3121 476-5500 Refer to File Num-CERY DIVISION TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-suant lo a Judqment of Foreclosure28, 2013, al the The Judicial Sales CORPORATION One South SKOKIE suant to a Judgment uf Foreclosureand Sale enteredin the aboveCorporation, One South Wackerpurchaser of the unit other than a ber 1204428. WELLS FARGO BANK N.A., AS mortgagee shall pay the assess-Wacker Dnve, 24th Floor, Chicago,INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALESTRUSTEE, ON 8EHAL 0F THE IN THE UNITED STATES OIS-and Sale enteredinthe abovecause on September 13, 2012, arrDnve - 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, IL 60606-4650 (312) 236-SALE You TACT COURT FOR THE NORTH-cause ocr September 12, 2012, anagent of The Judicial Sales Corpo-60606, sell al public auction lo thementu required by subsection (g-lI CORPORATION HOLDERS OF THE HARBOR VIEW of Section 18.5 of the Condominiumcan also visit The Judicial SalenSellinOfficer, (312) 444-t 122 MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST ERN DISTRICT OF ILLINOISagent of The Judleial Seien Corpo-ration, will at 10:30 AM on Februaryhighest bidder, as set forth below, Corporation at www.tjsc.com for a 7 Property Act. 14 MORTGAGE LOAN PASS- EASTERN DIVISION DEUTSCHEiation, will at 10:30 AM on MarchE,14, 2013, at the The Judicial Satesthe following descnbed real estate: day status report of pending salen. BANK NATIONAL TRUST COMPA-2013. at the The Judicial Sees Cor-Corporation, One SouUr WackerCommonly known as 7352 ARCA-Sale terms: Bidders must present, 1/17, 1124, 113113 #484269 THROUGH CERTIFICATES, SER- al the time of sale. a cashier's orPIERCE& ASSOCIATES One lES 2007-i Plaintiff, NY, AS TRUSTEE FOR IXIS REAL00ration, One South Wacker Drive -Drive - 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL,DIA, Morton Grove, IL 60053 Prop- North Dearborn Street Suite 1300SKOKIE ESTATE CAPITAL TRUST 2006-4th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606,60606. seIl at public auction to theerty loden No 09-13-405-030-0000.certified check for tO% of the suc- cesstul bid amount. The balance ofCHICAGO, IL 60602 (312) 476-IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF'ÒLANTA BIELOWICZ MIlA HE-i MORTGAGE PASS-sell at public auction to the highesthighest bidder, as sel forth below,The real estate is improved with u 5500 Attorney File No.: PAl 120496COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN- THROUGH CERTIFICATES, SER-bidder, as set forth below. the fol-the following described real estate:single family residence. The beg-the successful bidshall be paid JOLANTA BIELOWICZ, ANDRZEJ within 24 hours, by similar fundsAttorney Code. 91220 Case e 12TY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYBIELOWICZ, 8MO HARRIS BANK, lES 2006-HE-i lowing described realCommonly known au 9519N.ment amount was $495,602.82. 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Friday Saturday Wrestflng: ESCC Tournament at Notre Dame, 3:30 p.m. Boys basketball: Notre Dame at St. Viator, 4:30 p.m. Don't The Dons finished second behind state power Marist in last year's scc Eight days after posting a high-stakes win over St. Patrick - with bragging rights, pride and tournament, and the Red Hawks are the heavy favorites again this season. staying afloat in the scc conference race all on the line - the Dons will be tested by St. Viator. Miss Two of ND's champions last year - current sophomore Jimmy Gallardo The Lions, with just one loss in league play, are led by top scorer Ore Arogundade. (106 pounds) and senior Roark whittington (145) - will look to repeat. Maestranzicomes upbig at the end again

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CHICAGO court for the Dons, and did so almost flawlessly despite con- This Week Notre Dame point starit pressure by St. Patrick 6-3 guard Jake Mae- guard Royale Ewing. Notre Dame "(Ewing) is a great player, stranzi said he had very athletic and tough to get BOYS 8ASKETBALL by, and physical," said Mae- Saturday played in front of At St. Viator, 4:30 p.m. stranzi, who previously lived in some big crowds. Bartlett and now resides in Des Boys BOWUNG Friday Plaines. "But I'm used to that. At O'FaIIon State Final Tourn. at St. But the senior clair Bowl, TBD l've played in AAU and been Saturday never had experi- in big games against physical, At O'Fallon State Final burn. at St. clair Bowl, TBD enced a frenzied athletic players. I was ready." Maestranzi also was ready to CE H0CKE Fnday atmosphere like the contribute on the offensive end At Orland vs. Providence, 8:45 p.m. in the fourth quarter. His two Sunday one at St. Patrick. At Southwest Ice Arena vs. Marist, 3-pointers, the first a minute 7p.m. However, the 5-foot-9 point into the frame and the second BOYS SWiMMIN guard was not fazed, scoring 10 with a minute left in the game, Monday At Maine West, S p.m. fourth-quarter points Friday, in- were the bookends to a 14-3 cluding four clutch free throws, run that saw the Dons turn WRESTLING Friday in the Dons' 54-51 comeback a 40-36 deficit into a 50-43 Hosts ESCC Tourn., 3:30 p.m. victory. Maestranzi finished advantage. with 12 points, picked up four The ball was in Maestranzi's st. Patrick's Royale Ewing (left) guards Notre Dame's Jake Maestranzi steals and turned the ball over hands in the final minute, and in first-half action Friday in Chicago. Visit niles.suntimes.com/sports to Teammate Donte "Scooter" just once as Notre Dame im- view a photo gallery from the game. I JUDY FIDKOWSKI-forSun-7imes the 93 percent free-throw Stephenson, who is also less proved to 16-2 overall and 3-1 inIMedia shooter went to the line five than 6 feet tall, said Maestranz; the ESCC. times, hitting four of them. has been a major addition to "When I was at South El- Dame visits St. Patrick, the cameras. "It was Jake's game to win the Dons this season. gin, we played Bartlett and it small gym on Chicago's North- "I said to Jake (the day be- or lose in the final minute and "He pushes me at practice," was a pretty big rivalry," said west side was packed 45 mm- fore the game), 'You're going a half, two minutes," Les said. said Stephenson, who had a Maestranzi, who transferred to utes before tipoff, and the St. to be in an atmosphere you've "He's a great 3-point shooter. team-high 14 points against St. Notre Dame this school year. Patrick student section, locatedprobably never been in before, He's done that several times Patrick. "He's a great player. "We played them for the re- inches from the sideline, was but that's why you came here,' over the course of the season, Don't let his size fool you, he's gional championship a couple raucous throughout. ', Notre Dame coach Tom Les in close games, make big shots great point guard, great shoot- years ago, and it was a pretty The contest had a big-game said. "He came here to play in at the end. He's also made all ofer. He can take the pressure big crowd. But not close to feel as two ESCC rivals loaded big-time games." his free throws at the end. He and he doesn't let anything this." with talent battled ¡t out in Maestranzi spent the entire kind of surprised me when he fazehim." U As is customary when Notre front of the Comcast television game bringing the ball up the missed one tonight." 90 I THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 2013 NIL kilSEASON PASS 3 seasonpass.suntimes.com/pioneer

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Friday Friday Competitive dance: Nues West at Bloomington (State dance finals), 7:50 p.m. Girls gymnastics: CSL South conference meet at Nues West, 6 p.m. Don'tThe Nues West dance team qualified for the state meet - to be held at U.S. The Wolves finished eighth among 14 teams with a score of 97.45 at the NUes West Invite on Cellular Coliseum, in Bloomington - by scoring 69.27 points during Satur- Saturday. Maine South (99.875) was fifth overall, and finished as the best of six CSL teams at the Miss day's Palatine Sectional, good enough for fourth place in the Class 3A divi- 14-team event. New Trier is the two-time defending CSL South champion. sion and a berth n Friday's state preliminaries. Steegmueller afast learner

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so much time for a gymnast to BOYS BASKETBALL Friday learn new skills and use them in Hosts Maine South, 7:30 p.m. Saturday competition. Hosts Buffalo Grove, 3 p.m.

GIRLS BASKETBALL But Niles West sophomore Catherine Steegm- Friday ueller has proven this winter that she is a quick At Maine South, 7:30 p.m. Thursday (1/31) study. At Evanston, 7:30 p.m. An all-conference gymnast her freshman year, GIRL GYMNASTICS Steegmueller has added several new tricks. As a Friday result, expectations are high for the gymnast as Hosts CSL Conf., 5 p.m. she enters the season's home stretch, which be- Thursday (1/31) At Stevenson Regional, 6:30 gins with Friday's CSL South Meet at Nues West. p.m. "Catherine has added something in every event ICE HOCKEY in such a short period of time," Niles West coach Saturday Susan Arcus said. "Most people don't add on the At Skokie Skatium vs. Evanston, number of skills in such a short period." 9:05 p.m. Sunday Arcus said Steegmueller is obviously a talented At NUes vs. Maine, 6:30 p.m performer, but there are other characteristics Wednesday At Rinkside vs. Warren, 7 p.m. that have contributed to the gymnast's continued improvement. BOYS SWIM/DIVE "lt's her ability to focus and really listen to what Friday At Waukegan, 5:30 p.m. the coaches are saying and to incorporate that into the trick, which has made it easier to do what she WRESTLING Friday has done," Arcus said. At New Trier vs. CSL Crossover, West's Catherine SteegmUeller soars over the beam at the Brinkworth/Munch After qualifying for the sectional in the all- 6 p.m. INuesGirls Gymnastics Invitational at Evanston on Jan. 5. JOEL LERNER-S un-Times Media around and on vault and parallel bars last season, NIL THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 2013 I 91

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BOYS Notre Dame 40 (4) Nues North 36 Stevenson 30 Ma,ne South 29 s. New Tner 22 6. Lake Forest 20 7 Hinsdale Central 12 Leyden 9 Oak-Park River Forest 8 sa Fenw,ck 6 OtMri r,c.Iving vot.s: Loyola 3; Mundele,n 2. Barrington 1; Nues West 1; Ridgewood i

GIRLS i. Trinity 39 (3) 2 Ma,ne South 3/ (t) 3. i'enw,ck 33 4 Evanston 26 S. Vernon Hills 25 Glenbrook South 21 H,vsdale Central 13 Loyola IO 9 Barr,ngtov 5 io (t). Hinsdale South 3 lo (t). Stevenson 3 10 (t) Nazareth 3 OtMrs r.cslving votn: Lyons 2, Currvei i

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Watch live Watch these local games this Feb. 9, 2012, photo, Catherine Steegmueller of Nues West competes on the parallel bars at the Niles North Sectional.I JOEL LERNER- live at IInSun-Times Media HlghSchoolCube.com: HOCKEY Steegmueller said her greatest honor role student. "But I'm ago. Then it is on to regionals, Thursday Arcus, who said Steegmuel- Fenwick at St. Rita improvements have come on impressed and happy with the where she hopes to qualify for 1er is a leader and great ex- 7:55 p.m. Sunday balance beam and floor exercise progress l've made in such a sectionals in the all-around and ample for the other members Rockford at New Trier Green 5:30 pm. this winter. short season." in each individual event. of Niles West's inexperienced Tuesday Sandburg at Glenbrook North She has added a standing The gymnast added: If she makes it to the sec- team, said the gymnast's best 8:55 p m W.dn.sday back flip on beam. On floor, she "Throughout the season, I've tional, Steegmueller will have chance to qualify for state Naperville Central at Stevenson has been able to fix her round- just been working hard to a chance to become the first would be on bars, vault and in 940 p.m. off flip-flop full and add a front make sure I will be able to get Nues West gymnast to qualify the all-around. BOYS BASKETBALL through pass to a full ending. these tricks for conference and for state since Katelynn John- "She'll have to add one more Thursday Carmel at Marist The latter skills have helped her sectionals. I have an amazing son in 2010. But Steegmueller trick on bars and one more con- 7:30 p.m. Saturday floor marks jump from the 8.6- team to work with and helpful said she's not getting ahead of nection on beam (for the all- Lyons vs. York 4:30 p.m. 8.8 range in 2011-12 to the 8.8- coaches making sure that every herself. around score). If she can do all Nazareth vs. Peoria Notre Dame 9.0 range this season. day we're the best we can be. I "Well, everyone wants to go of that, and hit it (at sectional), 6:30 p.m. 'Going into the season, I would not be able to do it with- (to state)," she said. "But I'm she has the ability to make GIRLS BASKETBALL hoped I would get a lot more out them." taking it one step at a time. You state," the coach said. frIday Lyons vs. Glenbard West new tricks, but I didn't know On Friday, Steegmueller will want to do well at reg ionals and At this point, who would bet 7.30 p.m. Saturday how many I would actually get," be looking to repeat her all-con- then sectionals and then see against SteegmueUer's ability to Lyons Township vs. York said Steegmueller, who is an ference performance of a year where that takes you." add new tricks? I 6 p.m. 92 THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 2013 NIL

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Friday Friday Boys basketball: Niles North at Highland Park, 7:30 p.m. Wrestling: Niles North at Evanston, 6 p.m. Don't By defeating Glenbrook North for the second time this season with a 62- The Vikings and Maine East will compete against Evanston and Maine South in separate matches 57 win on Friday, the Vikings improved to 6-O in CSL North play. Nues during a CSL crossover double dual meet. The Hawks finished in a three-way tie for the CSL South Miss North, ranked No. 13 by the Chicago Sun-Times, needs to post a 3-1 mark title during the regular season, and Evanston finished fifth at Saturday's CSL conference meet. in its final four conference games to earn the league crown. One of the all-time great Vikings

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SKOKIE knew he had a chance to do something special here." This Week Not many would Olson compared Nix to Nues North debate senior Nuse Khan, who played for Olson at Maine East and is Malachi Nix's place now a junior guard at Mis- BOYS BASKETBALL souri S&T. Friday in Nues North boys At Highland Park, 7:30 p.m. As a freshman and sopho- basketball history. more, Nix played a support- GIRLS BASKETBALL Friday ing role to team leaders, Hosts Highland Park, 7:30 In his four seasons on var- such as Abdel Nader, now at p.m. sity, the 5-foot-8 point guard Northern Illinois. In his sec- Tuesday Hosts Glenbrook South, 7 has been instrumental in turn-ond full season the Vikings p.m. ing the Vikings into a major beat Schaumburg 53-52 for player on the Chicagoland the sectional title. GIRLS GYMNASTICS Saturday basketball scene, helping Nix proved he can play a Hosts Conf. Meet, 11 am. Niles North to its first-ever starring role last year when he led the team back to the ICE HOCKEY sectional championship in Saturday 2011 and another trip to the sectional final. That's where At Skokie Skatium vs. Evan- sectional final last season. the season ended with a 62- ston, 9:05 p.m. Sunday Nix is on schedule to soon 42 loss to Evanston. At Niles vs. Maine, 6:30 p.m become the school's all- "I feel like I've had a pretty Wednesday time leading scorer. After good, not great, career," Nix At Rinkside vs. Warren, 7 p.m. the weekend he needed 26 said. "I'm very proud to have points to unseat Nick Wil- been part of those two sea- BOYS SWIM/DIVE sons, and it's been a great Friday hams, a 2006 graduate who At Maine West, 5 p.m. scored 1,302 points, for the ride. Thursday (1/31) record. Nix already owns pro- "lt's not over yet." At Niles West w/Highland Park, S p.m. gram marks for career wins Not by a long shot, if Niles and steals. North, ranked No. 13 by the WRESTLING - "The one thing I saw in him Sun-Times, has its way. The Friday At Niles West vs. CSL early on was his love for the Vikings went 3-0 over the Tourn., 6 p.m. game," said Niles North coachweekend, including a 62-57 Glenn Olson. 'He's someone win over Glenbrook North on Who is really invested in the Friday, to enter this week 16-3 Nix scored a game-best Niles North's Malachi Nix takes a shot over Glenbrook North's An Su sport. Add that to his tal- overall and 6-0 in the CSL 20 points in the win over the on Friday night in Skokie. Visit skokie.suntimes.com/sports to view a ent and athletic ability, and I North. Spartans. His long-range Iphoto gallery from the game. ADAM ALEXANDER-For Sun-Times Media NIL THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 2013 I 93

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BELOW: Niles North's BJ Beckford tries to save the ball from going out of bounds Friday against Glenbrook North. He was unsuccessful. I ADAM ALEXANDER- For Sun-Times Media

3-pointer in the final two minutesdribble and finish at the rim, coaches from Northern Illinois sent the Vikings to the victory. which was something he strug- were at Friday's game. Glenbrook North junior Ethan gled with as a freshman and "He's going to be a good col- Lutz, whose 3-pointer on the sophomore." lege player," Olson said. "He just previous possession put the Defense has been a strength has that will to win, and that's Spartans in position to make a this season with Nix often asked what coaches are seeing. He sets run, made sure to point out the to match up against an oppo- the tone for our team." importance of Nix's shot. nent's best guard. So far, he's Nix said he wouldn't be where 'That sealed it for them," Lutz been tasked with keeping up he is today without Olson by said. "That was a big shot. I hope with Loyola junior sharpshooter his side. The two will forever be I can be someone who makes Jack Morrissey and Notre Dame linked for lifting the program out those shots for my team." senior Matt Mooney, who will of obscurity. As good as he was early in play at Air Force. "He's not going to admit it, but his career, Olson said Nix never "He's an intelligent defender, he's the reason," Nix said. "He wasted the opportunity to ad- and that's why he gets those has the formula. There's nothing vance his game to the next level. tough assignments," Olson said. like this without him." "He's developed in every as- "He's really taken pride in doing Added Olson: "One thing pect of the game," said Olson, that." Malachi and I share in com- who became Niles North's coach Although his recruitment has mon is we are very competitive before the 200g-10 season. been slow, Nix, who said he has people. We have that drive to "He's a much better ball-handler an offer from Chicago State, be successful. There's as much and shooter now. He has that continues to attract atten- respect on my end for him as ability to hit tough shots off the tion from colleges. Olson said he has for me." 94 THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 2013 NIL

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CSL WRESTLING TOURNAMENT - CSL SOUTH TEAMS Calkins gearingupfor state tournament

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SKOKIE identical 4-1 records to sit atop the CSL South this season. Terry Calkins got himself But after the Wolves (198 points) out- in the right frame of mind scored the third-place Hawks (163) and fourth-place Trevians (149) at the CSL for the state series by Conference Tournament, there's little capturing the CSL cham- doubt about who is the CSL South's best team in the mind of NUes West se- pionship at 126 pounds. nior Tommy Williams. "We pretty much proved that we -.- The Maine South senior beat New won conference on our own," said Wil- Trier sophomore Alec McKenna 9-3 ¡n hams, the tournament champion at the final Saturday at Niles West for his 138 pounds. "The three-way-tie thing, I second career league title. He also won don't really believe in that. We are the in 2011 at 112 pounds. true conference champions and it feels "I am really happy with my perfor- great because this is something we've mance, especially after coming back been working on since sophomore from second place last year," said year." Calkins, who raised his record to 22-3 overall. "I really wanted it this year." VARIED APPROACH A two-time qualifier for the state tournament, Calkins said he can't wait New Trier senior MJ Pritchard didn't to get back to Champaign for the final have much trouble Saturday, capping weekend of the season. The state series his weekend with a 10-2 win over Glen- starts Feb. 2. brook South senior Jimmy Binder in the "I'm getting in the groove," Calkins championship final at 120 pounds. said. 'I want it all to start as soon as Pritchard (31-4) credited his success possible. I am ready." with a switch in tactics. Calkins was one of three conference " Everybody here knowsmy moves, champs for the Hawks, who took third so I wanted to be smarter with how I place in the team standings with 163 wrestled out there," said Pritchard, a points. conference champ last season at 113 Junior Tom Brewster (29-1) cruised to \ pounds. "I changed up my techniques Deerfield's BrianSpinello (left) tries to escape from Maine South's Terry Calkins in \\ to show I am not some two-trick pony. I the title at 152 pounds. Senior Mike Gar- their 126-pound match at the CSL wrestling tournament in Skokie on Saturday. Visit vey (26-6) won by fall in the 160-pound parkridge.suntimes.com/sports to view a photo gallery from the tournament. I DAVID didn't do a lot of leg rides, but I did a lot final. IBANKS-for Sun-Times Media of hand controls and used the strength Maine South is at the Evanston Re- in my upper body." yonal, along with area teams Notre "But no one really cares until regionals. first-ever trip to the state tournament Dame, Niles North, Nues West and the This was just another meet for me." when the Titans compete Feb. 2 at the GRATCH THIRD AGAIN host Wildkits. A torn meniscus suffered during the Fremd Regional. Other local teams football season slowed Suter earlier this there include Glenbrook North, Loyola One of three third-place finishers for SUTER'S KNEE BETTER season, but he said he is as healthy as nd New Trier. the Wildkits, Simon Gratch earned his he's going to be. \ Suter was selected as the CSL second third-place medal in a row at the Glenbrook South senior Jacob Suter "lt's a lot better," said Suter, who for- South's outstanding wrestler for the league tournament. Following a loss by won his first CSL South title by beating feited his match to Benson on Dec. 3 tournament. fall to Highland Park junior Dom Ciancio New Trier senior John Benson 5-3 in the because of the knee injury. "There was in the semis, the senior rebounded to championship final at 220 pounds. a lot of swelling, but it's about the same BREAKING THE TIE beat Maine West's Ryan Lowe 10-0 at size as the other one now. I just ice it a 145 pounds. ''This was a revenge match for me," said Suter, who was the runner-up at lot." Three teams - Maine South, Nues Gratch, who took third at 138 pounds 220 to Deerfield's Artie Bess a year ago. Suter (26-2) will be going after his West and New Trier - finished with last year, improved to 17-8. U NIL THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 2013 I 95 u

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Maine East fin- Highland Park only had ished sixth out of two wrestlers place in the top six in their weight classes 12 teams at the en route to an 11th-place fin- CSL tournament, ish at the CSL tournament Saturday, but those two even though 160- wrestlers had something in pounder Ahmed common. Juniors Dom Cianclo and Al-Rifael was its Brandon Garcia-Galvan both only wrestler to wore facemasks at various points during the meet. make a champion- Ciancio pinned Niles West's ship final. Nick Yonan at 1:22 to win the 145-pound title. The junior The Blue Demons' 106-point took his facemask off in de- performance at the confer- light right before the referee ence meet is another sign of raised his arm to signify his the programs improvement victory. - Maine East finished ninth About two hours before (54 points) last season and Ciancio's triumph, Garcia- dead last (nine points) in 2011 Galvan took off his facemask in - yet its wrestlers still feel disgust. The junior lost his bout disrespected. against New Trier sophomore "I feel like they probably Luke lida by pin in the conso- think that we suck and stuff, Niles West's Isaac Reinemann (left) and Maine East's Jesus Villegas battle Saturday in their 132-pound match lation semifinals, then didn't probably because of football at the CSL wrestling tournament in Skokie, Reinemann finished first ¡n the weight class. Visit parkridge. wear the mask in his 3-2 vic- suntimes.com/sports to view a photo gallery from the tournament. I and that we don't win a lot I DAVID BANKS-forSun-Times Media tory over Maine West's Kevin of games in football or a lot Mendoza for fifth place at 138 of wrestling meets," said Al- 195 pounds despite weighing been with the team for more offseason matches is one pounds. Rifael, a junior who finished in at 181 pounds, won the CSL than two decades and is in his regular season win,' " said Garcia-Galvan wore the second Saturday. "This year, tournament with a 3-2 deci- last season, was recognized Nawrot, explaining how he has mask last year after breaking it's changed around. But I thinksion over Deerfield senior Jim by the conference before the improved from a 22-15 wrestlerhis nose as a freshman. He that's how they look at us." Kirby. His record is currently championship finals. as a junior to 30-4 after win- has alternated between wear- 24-5 and Fricano has adjusted Seniors Michael Maksimovic fling his second-straight CSL ing it and not wearing it this ADJUSTING GOALS his goals. and Logan Weintraub provid- tournament title Saturday. year because he considers it "I'm pretty surprised with ed the highlights in Rebora's Nawrot added: "I went to a nuisance, but he is prone When Niles North senior Dan how I'm doing," said Fricano, last conference tournament by the (University of Illinois camp)to nosebleeds. Knowing his Fricano returned to the sport adding that the season was each taking third place at Niles with the team, and got some nose is a point of weakness, he gave up last year to focus already three weeks old when West. offseason matches; probably wrestlers like Mendoza have on his schoolwork and football,he came out for wrestling. "I'm got 30 or 40 offseason match- targeted it. he set simple, attainable goals. going to keep working hard DO THE MATH es, and I really think that built "A lot of them are going He wanted to get his cardio and maybe make it to state." experience and kept the ball for my face, especially (Men- back, improve his technique To explain Deerfield heavy- rolling into this season. It's one doza)," Garcia-Galvan said. "I and finish above .500 on the REBORA HONORED weight J.J. Nawrot's develop- big track: from last season, to felt like it was bothering me wrestling mat. He has since ment, one must first do the the offseason, to this season." too much....I took it off, so it. blown away his expectations. Longtime Glenbrook North math. Deerfield won the team title was something he could use as Fricano, who wrestled at coach Mark Rebora, who's "My coach says, 'Every five Saturday with 271 points. my weakness." I A WMPPORTS companyI A CHICAGOSUN-TIMES publication

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