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XGOR STUDIXOV said. "Looking at the big picture, it's what's For Sun-Times Medial @istudenkov best for NÌles." Brian Soprysh said he voted for the residents voted Tuesday to take referendum. away the mayor's power to fill village "The way I understand it, it's a choice Nilestrustee vacancies. between trustees getting elected and The referendum results take effect im- trustees getting appointed," he said. "I mediately. From now on, voters will choose want them to be elected. I feel people replacement trustees during the first should have some say in that." consolidated election following a trustee's Therese Owens said she has reserva- resignation, unless the trustee resigns less tions about some of the particulars, but than 196 days before the next election. The she supported the referendum on general seat will remain vacant until a new trustee principal. is elected. "I agree with the idea," she said. "I In the run-up to the election, Mayor don't know about the time frame for Andrew Przybylo repeatedly spoke out [vacancy-filling elections]. But I voted against the referendum, arguing that 'yes." "havoc" would result. But the voters Makula contended that the previous weren't swayed, with 76.2 percent voting in arrangement allowed for situations where favor ofthe change. a trustee might leave the board soon after U.S. Congressperson Jan Schakowsky, D-9th, stops by Temperance Beer in Evanston on Tuesday night to The only exception to the new replace- an election, giving the mayor the oppor- confer with local Democrats following her election to a ninth term of office. i BOB SEiDENBERS/PIONEER PRESS ment process will be if the vacancy occurs tunity to appoint a replacement. This, less than 196 days before the next elec- Makula argued, essentially subverted the tion - in that case, it will be filled at the election process. Schakowsky cruises municipal election that would take place The referendum was struck from the two years later. ballot by the Niles Electoral Board, but On Election Day, campaign signs urging was reinstated on appeal. voters to vote "no" on the referendum were In the run-up to the election, the Vil- ninth term of office lage Board held a special meeting on Oct to seen near polling places at Niles Public Library and White Eagle Banquet Hall. 21, where attorneys from the law firm BY BOB SBG smiling The signs told voters to "say no to ... havoc Ancel Glick spelled out potential conse- [email protected] i @evanstonscribe "I feel sorry for Barack Obama, the last two years ofhis administration?' she said. "I just ... selfexecuting government." quences if the referendum were adopted. The referendum was submitted by Niles Under state law, certain measures require A string ofRepublican victories both nation-hope that it will be a time rather than increased gridlock that we'll be able to get some really activist Joe Makula, with 775 voters sign- four trustees for approval - something ally and in the Illinois Governor's race definitely ing his original petition. Makula said he is that would be impossible if the board has dampened the satisfaction U.S. Congresswom- important things done," she said, naming an increase in the minimum wage and immigra- happy with the outcome. more than one vacancy at a time, they an Jan Schakowsky, D-9th, was feeling at her "People have spoken," he said. "That's said. own re-election to office Tuesday, Nov. 4. tion reform. what it's all about. I think we need new That includes votes on emergency Schakowsky, a longtime favorite oflocal pro- Leading up to the vote, Schakowsky had traveled a lot throughout the state and country blood. This is about getting more people, disaster relief, lease of equipment and gressives and Democrats, swept to victoiy over in support ofprogressive Democrats, she said. new people involved." machinery, rejection of interest arbitra- her Republican opponent Susanne Atanus. Niles village spokeswoman Hay- tion decisions in village union contracts, Schakowsky collected 65.65 percent ofthe vote "This was a very tough yeai the momentum leyGerard said early Tuesday that if the issuing bonds for water and sewer re- compared to 34.35 percent for Atanus with clearly was not in our way," she said. "I think referendum passed, the village would pairs, and transferring funds between vil- 95.15 percent ofthe Ninth District precincts partly it was an issue ofthe incredible money respect it. lage departments. In such scenarios, the reporting unofficial results showed. coming in on the other sIde?' "We respect the wishes of the people," board also wouldn't be able to override a On her re-election, Schakowsky, in a stop at She said other factors included the redis- tricting taking place nationally "so that the dis- she said. "If the referendum passes, we will mayor's decision to fire village employees, local Democratic Party ofEvanston's Elec- deal with it. If it doesn't, things will just the attorneys said. tion Night gathering at the Temperance Beer tricts were definitely skewed in many states." In addition, she said it's typical of midterm continue [like before]." During that meeting, the village un- Company said "I'm thrilled to gt a ninth terra. The voters who spoke to Niles Herald- veiled a flier containing the summary of It means a lot to me." elections which fall in a president's second term Spectator Tuesday were overwhelmingly a presentation that was intended to be With election results showing Republicans to result in a loss, on the average, of29 seats. "So I think that explains some ofit (the in support of the referendum. sent to voters. Trustees Rosemary Palicki had wrested control ofthe Senate and also changeover)," she said, though not all ofit In Ramon Prieto said he thought the and Chris Hanusiak complained that it achieved a change in the Governor's seat, Scha- referendum was reasonable, and he had no contained loaded language designed to kowsky conceded, "it could be a tough couple of Illinois, "we had the best coordinated campaign I've ever seerL We'll have to see how it turns problem with the way vacancy-filling elec- sway voters against the referendum, while years for Democrats, progressives. out;' she said, as the crowd of Democrats at tions would be scheduled. Przybylo and Ancel Glick attorneys argued "I'm already looking at 2016. I think it's going Thmperance began to thin out. "The dates they set seem reasonable," he that it was merely factual information. to be a great year for Democrats' she said NTh A PIONEER PRESS PUBUCATION THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2014 I 7 How to ! McAuliffe reelected Pain. ¡n the 20th State Onceandlorat No&uqsstmts House contest orsurgery

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federal review of O Hare noise Nues Location with Park Ridge Schools Il,t BYJENNIFER JOHNSON and raise awareness. 8(128 N. Mef I jjohnson@pioneeulocaLcom I @jenjloneer Argionis said a letter to these groups and individuals may be crafted by the Park Ridge residents said "yes" TuesdayO'Hare Commission and presented to Park for help from the federal government whenRidge's mayor and aldermen for their input it comes to reviewing O'Hare Airport noiseand signatures. and air pollution standards. The fact that Park Ridge is not alone in Unofficial vote totals show 85 percent its protest of airport noise and pollution of Park Ridge voters approved an advisorycan help the city in its pursuit of relief, referendum asking, "Shall Congress pass Argionis believes. a law that requires the Federal Aviation "There's a whole new group of people Administration to revisit the criteria it who are complaining about the noise and has used to establish noise and air poIlu- are impacted by the changes at O'Hare," tion standards related to O'Hare Airport he said. "We're hoping this [referendum air traffic, and further requires that the resulti give additional evidence and sup- Federal Aviation Administration incorpo- port for our elected officials to work with rate local community input from the areasthe FAA and get some mitigation measures affected by new air traffic patterns in that in place." process?" Park Ridge attempted to get the FAA '. Jim Argionis, chairman ofPark Ridge's to perform a new environmental impact Charming brick home in fantastic Nues location with Park Ridge schools! Hardwood O'Hare Airport Commission, said the study, but has not been successful. group will likely recommend that the Mayor David Schmidt did recently get floors. Bright sunny living room. large eat-in kitchen opens to deck and lovely yard results of the referendum be shared with the O'Hare Noise Compatibility Commis- f fully fenced). 10 year addition offers large master suite on second floor with private local congressmen, Federal Aviation sion to back its request for asupplemental bath/jacuzzi, walk in closet, gas fireplace. Full basement with rec room and plenty Administration leaders, the O'Hare Noise environmental impact study, though Barry Compatibility Commission and members ofCooper, FAA Great Lakes regional admin- of storage. Mechanicals/roof i O yrs. Close to Shopping, Pace Bus, Niles FREE Bus. the Quiet Skies Caucus. istrator, has stated that a new study will .- Search the entire mis at www.donnamundzic.com i This caucus, which includes Illinois U.S. not be conducted unless a "reevaluation" Reps. Mike Quigley and Tammy Duck- looking at noise and air quality warrants it. Donna Mundiic, . l.,.,,IIi.,ir. Ii worth - in addition to 11 other members This reevaluation is currently taking kw p34,,':,'i V 0891 1'll) of Congress from six states - was formed place and the ONCC has asked that it be atsw' ,I t lUUfll( l. It()11( (.,, tief last month to address aircraft noise issues completed by January. 8 THURSDAY NOVEMBER 6 2014 A PIONEER PRESS PUBUCATION NIL - *_ . * TIME TO TALK

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Shlesman has lived in Nues for 30 years. He is a humble man who Aaronunderplays his accomplishments. But what most people don't realize is that he was a veteran of one of the most pivotal battles in World War II's Pacific theater. When Shlesman was only 19 years old, he served on Gambier Bay, one of the ships that kept Japanese forces at bay as Gen. Doug- las McArthur's troops fought to recapture Philippines. While several ships7including Gambier Bay7were sunk, they managed to to repel the enemy. Shlesman and his fellow survivors were rescued two days later. Now in his 90s, Shelsman underplays his accomplishments, saying that he simply did his duty But his family is determined to share his story with the community7and preserve the memory of the battle for gen- erations to come. Shlesman grew up in Indiana and at- tended high school in Chicago. By that time, the United States had already entered World War II. Like many of his peers, he followed the news closely and wanted to join the fight as soon as he graduated. That time came in 1944. When Shlesman enlisted, he was given a choice of which branch of the military to join. He chose the Navy. "I wanted to go to sea," Shiesman recalled. "I didn't want to fight the war on land. This was an opportunity to travel the world." And he did indeed see the world, visit- ing islands all across the Pacific Ocean and meeting up with soldiers from other Allied countries. Shleman was involved in his share ofbattles. By the fall ofthat year he served on board Gambier Bay, a smaller aircraft carrier primarily used to support larger ships, where he was part of the torpedo fir- Aaron Shiesman, a Nues resident for 30 years, is a veteran of one of the most pivotal battles in World WarIi's Pacific theater.i IGORSTUDENKOV/FOR SUN-TIMES MEDIA ing crew. "My country this country is the greatest In October 1944, American forces set "We didn't have the armor that could deflecthe said. what they threw at us. Their guns were big- Since 1965, Taffy 3 survivors have held country in the world to me," said Shieman. out to recapture the Phillipines, which had Over the years, he has tried to pass on been under Japanese occupation since 1942. ger than ours. The shell hit the engine room annual reunions. Most recently, the surviv- his memories of the war to his children and The forces landed at the island of Leyle, and and it got flooded. Our ship was sunk, with a ing veterans and their families gathered in couple of San Diego. grandchildren. Elissa Bulgatz, Shleman's the 3rd Fleet guarding the bay to ensure youngest granddaughter, said that she has Japanese naval forces wouldn't intervene. The majority &te crew survived7and "We were drunk with joy," recalled Shies- heard his stories since she was little.But it But the Japanese fleet was able to lure most the task force was ultimately able to not man. "I know it would be my last reunion, wasn't until she got older that she was able of the American ships away, leaving a small only hold off the Japanese forces, but to though the story of our ships and the people who served on it will live on." to fully appreciate them. 7nicknamed Taffr 3 - to inflict enough damage to convince them to task force of ships For the past two years, she's been attend- protect the landing party. retreat. In an interview with the Niles Herald- ing Taffy 3 reunions something she sees as Even though Gambier Bay and other Shlesman and his fellow survivors had Spectator, he downplayed his heroism, say- an important part of honoring the legacy of ships were smaller, less armored and not as to wait two days before they were rescued. ing that he was only doing his duty Shleman her grandfather and her fellow servicemen. well armed as the Japanese fleet, they put Some of the survivors drowned, and lack of said that his parents came to the United "I'm very proud ofhim," said Bulgatz. up a fierce resistance. They continued fight- drinking water made the situation worse. States from Russia in search of freedom and "It's really important that people know what ing back even as several ships including While some soldiers wondered if they would a better life. While America is not perfect, that promise of freedom and opportunity he did. There is nothing we can really do to Gambier Bay7were sunk. ever be picked up, Shlesman had faith. "[The Navy] was always concerned about was something that was worth defending, repay him except thank him for his service. "We were hit by [Japanese] battleships, We must always remember the survivors." cruisers and destroyers," Shlesman said. the the boys that might still be out there," he said. NIL A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION ThURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2014 Ii

HENNING ESTATES I Nileseasesemployee TO HONOR VETERANS requirements SPECIAL EVENT Idisclosure The team at Rock Creek Homes invites veterans to come share th&r stortes the weekend of November 8 BY lOOR STUDENICOV Tnistee Danette Matyas wondered if the and November 9 at Henning Estates ¡n Huntley. As a For Sun-Times Media I @istudenkov employees who get permission to attend thik you too aU who have bravely served in uniform, meetings duìng work hours could use village Henning Estates is invtting veterans to spend some Village ofNiles employees will no longer vehicles. time cefebratfng with complimentary coffee, app4e have to disclose their membership h organiza- "I don't see a lot ofit, and it's at the diacres- pie and the chance to win i of 25 gift cards. tions where they hold leadership positions sion of the supervisor;' replied Village Manager 'We wanted to make this weekend extra special The NUes Village Board voted 4-1 Oct. 28 Steve Vinezeano. for the veterans." says Ryan Vanlue, president of to remove the requirement. The policy was He cxplained that Pease, who currently Rock Creek Homes, the developer and builder of originally approved in 2012, out of concern serves as a Deputy ChiefofNlles Police Depart- Henning Estates, 'For this weekend It's all about that having village employees hold leadership ment and the President ofthe Nues Chamber sharing stodss and saluting the veterans who have positions in organizations could create conflict ofCommerce and Industry, usually uses the po- given so much to our country. It's the least we can of interest. lice vehicle to get around. But most employees do to say thank you. Ethics Board Chaimmn Thny Gaudio tend to use private vehicles. Veterans should make plans to visit the Henning argued that the policy went too fand the Thistee Rosemary Palicki expressed con- Estates community November 8th or 9th between Ethics Board repealed it dusing its September cerna about the implications ofthe new policç lo am. and S p.m. Complimentary coffee and meeting arguing that giving department supervisors delicious apple pie will be served for all plus veterans are encouraged to share their stofles to be entered In policy,employees would still the power to decide what meetings employees Under the new a special raffle. Twenty4tve wInners will be drawn to be required to tell their supervisors if they join may attend could lead to ethics issues. win a $25 Jewel gift card for a Thanksgiving turkey! an organization that meets duiing work hours, "It's a slippery slope," she said. and the supervisor has a right to deny them Trustee George Alpogianis said that issues To learn more contact the saies center at permission to leave work. could arise, but he said he was hoping for the 847-338-3821 orvisit www.hennlngestates.com. The community, ranch model homes and sales center That stipulation was introduced at the urg best. are lOcated off Church Road in Huntley at 10406 ing ofVfflage Attorney Joseph Annunzio. ile 'We should have faith in department heads," Oakdale Drive, just east of Route 20 and 2 miles Trustee Chris Hanusiak expressed reserva- he said. "Giving people a bit ofleniency will go north of the I-90 TolIwa.

: fions about the change, most trustees said it is alongway. It would result in a more productive reasonable. workforce." original policy dates back to December Hanusiak expressed concerns similar to The 2011. Joseph Penze, who then served as a divi- Palicki's. sion commander at the NUes Police Depart- 'What ifa superviser doesn't like [the orga- ment, was appointed a second vice-president ofnization] and doesn't let them go?" he said. "I nlitFitness Equipment the Nues Chamber ofCommerce and Industry think it's a slippery slope." The position made himeligible to become the Palicki also raised issue with the wording in organization's president within two years. the reved section ofthe handbook. Then-Trustee Louella Preston approached "In one paragraph, we're talking about the Ethics Board with concern that the ap- organizations," she said. "The next paragraph, pointment would create a conflict of interest, we are lailcing about employment. The ternis prompting the board to recommend that the ofthe proposed change are not consistent." VIllage Board adopt a disclosure policy. LoVerde said that the changes were a refer- Gaudio, who was then a non-ranking member,ence to preceding paragraphs, which dealt with argued that it went too fat When the employee outside employment. That language would not handbook came up for review earlier this yeaz changOE he saw an opportunity to repeal thepolicy Mayor Andrew Przybylo urged the board to The board, which went through some approve the changes. changes in membership sin the original vote, "The ordinance may not be perfect, but we approved it unanimously. At Annunzio's urging have confidence in our department heads," he the board added the language about attending said. meetings during work hours. Giving employees more opportunities to Before the Village Board voted on the be involved in their community he argued. is changes, Preston spoke on them during the worthiL public comment period. She expressed concern In the end, most trustees voted for the s598 Reg. $799 Free Assembly & Delivery proposaL Hanusiak voted against, while Palicki that the changes didn't do enough to prevent Smart Strider 535 Elliptical on All Fitness Purchases over $999 potential ethical conflicts. abstained, saying she still had concerns about . 18 Digital Resistance Levels, iPod Compatible Financing Available "I think it needs to have stronger wording," the new policy's language. PFEL55913 said Preston. After the meeting Gaudio said he has no Thistee Joe LoVerde said he welcomed issue with the newpolicy,saying that having a 4j,,g-;;555 5P1RJ TRoq PRl the new policy, since it would give village supervisor sign off on an employee attending u employees more opportunities to get involved meetings outside work hours is reasonable. with area organizations. Such involvement, he "The previous policy didn't say 'work www.Abt.com I847.544.2963 argued, reflects positively on the village govern-hours," he said. "Obviously, during work hours, n ment. an empioyee has to be working" 1200 N Milwaukee Ave, Glenview, IL 60025 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2014 A PIONEER PRESS PUBUCATION NIL (2 I

IIIPOLICE BLOHER Park Ridge cop fighting man who bought them, police said. He has PIONEER PRESS STAFFI @ NflSHSNEWS a Nov. 21 court date. The following incidents were listed in the suspension over April accident official bulletin of the Niles Police Depart- SPEEDING ment. Readers are reminded an arrest does Mark lshkhan, 21, of 1340 Longvalley Road, not constitute a finding of guilt. Only a Glenview, was charged with excessive 3lNIFER JOHNSON Kaminski said that Suarez's representing Park Ridge police [email protected] I @jen...pioneer officers, said they plan to take court of law can make that determination. speeding on Oct. 26 after his vehicle was supervisors recommended the Suarez's grievance to arbitra- allegedly clocked traveling 70 mph in a 35 10-day suspension and cited an "extensive history of crashes" in tion. IDENTITY THEFT mph speed zone on northbound CaIdwell A Park Ridge police officer which she was involved. Suarez could not be reached Randy Montero, 19, of New York was Avenue at 5:25 p.m. He has a Dec. Il court who was given a 10-day suspen- Kaminski called Suarez's driv-for comment. charged with felony identity theft on Oct. sion this year for a reported date. ing history "a serious concern On Oct. 7, 2002, Suarez was 27. Police said Montero was accused of history of traffic collisions - including one that allegedly to the department," though she driving south on Wisner Street adding four cell phones to the account of TRAFFIC resulted in a woman's death - is had received "training guid- when her squad car coffided with a man whose own service had been shut While conducting a "roadside safety check- fighting the order. ance and corrective discipline." the passenger side of a Lincoln off without his knowledge. The victim told point" on the 7200 block of Milwaukee Karen Suarez, a 17-year Kaminski also wrote that he will Town Car at Cedar Street, police police someone claiming to be a repre- Avenue on the night of Oct. 25, police veteran of the Park Ridge Police recommend discharge from the said. The crash killed 75-year-old sentative of his cell phone provider called arrested seven drivers who allegedly did Department, was informed of department if Suarez is found at Mary Jeanne Onderdonk of Park Oct. 20 and told him he was receiving a not have valid driver's licenses. Charged her suspension in June fol- fault in a future crash. Ridge, who was a passenger in rebate because a cell tower in the area with driving without a valid license were lowing an April 12 accident in Suarez, 56, filed a grievance the Lincoln, police said. would be down for a few hours. The victim Daisy Muniz, 56, of 7524 Kenney St., Niles; which department supervisors over the suspension in July, Onderdonk's husband, Wil- provided the caller with his Social Security Marie Tenezaca, 44, of 2523 N. Austin Ave., determined she was at fault. Ac- asking that it be rescinded or ham, was also injured, police number and cell phone account informa- Chicago; Juan Salgado-Ramos, 37, of 2345 cording to the accident report, the number of days reduced, ac- said. Suarez herself sustained tion, police said. Four days later, the man Lorel, Chicago; Ricardo Hernandez, 20, of Suarez, who was on duty and cording to documents provided minor injuries in the accident, reported losing service to his phone, and 3938 N. Troy, Chicago; Yesenia Marcelo- driving a police vehicle, struck by the city. they said. when he contacted his cell phone company, Fanas, 38, of 4125 W. Henderson, Chicago; the rear of a Pontiac Sunfire In September, City Manager A personal injury lawsuit he learned a man named Randy Montero and Jorge Sanchez-Cruz, 35, of 4908 N. after she made a left turn onto Shawn Hamilton reviewed the was filed against the city of had added four phones to his account and Albany, Chicago Luis Herrera-Diaz, 55, of Busse Highway from Wilkinson matter and denied the griev- Park Ridge over Mary Jeanne canceled the existing line. An employee of Milwaukee was charged with driving with a Parkway. ance, ruling the discipline was Onderdonk's death, and Wil- the Niles store where the tour cell phones suspended license. In a letter to Suarez, Park appropriate. Officials of Team- SEE SUSPENSION, PAGE 15 » were purchased identified Montero as the Ridge Police Chief Frank sters Local 700, the labor union

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to preserve a historic building Arequestwill require a second round of city approval, tern- porarily delaying the Park Ridge Park District's plans to turn the former Youth Campus into a community park. In April, the Park Ridge City Council approved the second and final stage of a development plan for the campus at 733 N. Prospect Ave. But the Park District's decision to retain the 103-year-old Emery Cottage as recommended by the Illinois Historic Preserva- tion Agency - will require resubmitting the plan to the cit3 said Jim Testin, director of community preservation and development. "It does have to go back through the process," Testin told elected city officials Oct. 27, adding that the process could take about three to four months. Emery Cottage at the Parl Ridge Youth Campus. i co1mIBuro Both phase one and phase two of the development plan attorney. with a $750,000 state grant raised money to construct of the property and changes designation. Voters in 2013 approved will need to be reviewed by Mountcastle on Oct. the Park District received the building, and its design byin the stormwater detention the Planning and Zoning 29 said the park district to develop the site, led to a prominent Chicago archi- plan, though Mountcastle a $13.2 million referendum Commission and then voted wifi comply with the city's review ofthe plans by the tects Holabird and Roche as described both as "very allowing for an increase in on twice by the City Council,request. Illinois Historic Preservationthe primary reasons. minor." taxes to pay for the Park according to city staff. 'We see [the changes to Agency. The cottage, which was "It's in an open space District's acquisition of the Gayle Mountcastle, ex- the plan] as minor, but the In a letter concerning the used as a residence hail area, so where it's located is Youth Campus and turning ecutive director of the Park way the code is written, it's project, the Preservation when the Youth Campus very convenient for not dis- the land into a park featur- District, argued the changes looked at differently [by the Agency asked that Emery housed children, was built inrupting the plan," she said. ing a sports field, outdoor to the plan are "minor" and city]. And that's fine," Mount-Cottage be retained, in ad- 1911 for $12,063, Mountcastle The Illinois Historic performing arts area, paddle should not require starting castle said. 'We'll comply dition to plans to preserve said. There are currently no Preservation Agency has tennis courts, walking path, the process over. But a letterand we hope at the same two other existing build- plans to renovate the build- also directed the Park Dis- meadow, a new multipur- to the Park District from time to submit for demolition ings: Solomon Cottage and ing or use it for program- trict to retain "significant pose building and other City Planner Jon Branham permits and begin that work Wohler's Hall. ming at this time, she added. lawn art" on the grounds, amenities. Mountcastle said she states the district still needs on a parallel path." Though the letter does not Keeping the cottage, instail historical exhibits hopes the Park District will to reapply for a stage one The Park Ridge Youth state exactly why preserv- which is on the north side ofregarding the campus' development plan, based on Campus is listed on the ing Emery is recommended, the il-acre site, requires a long history and allow obtain construction bids early next year so construe- the city's zoning ordinance National Register of Historic Mountcastle cited its connec-revision to the walking path the remaining buildings and the opinion ofthe city Places. That status, along tion to Jane Addams, who proposed for the perimeter to receive local landmark tion can begin in the spring. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2014 NIL A PIONEER PRESS PIJBUCATION I

Ridge real estate agent « CONTINUED FROM PAGE 12 SUSPENSION iPark ham Onderdonk was awarded $1 million. killedincombine accident An attorney for Onderdonk alleged that Suarez was speeding and her squad car's JENNIFER JOHNSON lights and sirens were not activated at the ijohnson@pioneerlocaLcom I @jen..pioneer time of the crash. Suarez told an investigat- ing officer she was traveling about 20-25 A Park Ridge real estate agent was killed Saturday mph on her way to a call on the other side of when he was reportedly struck by farming equipment in the city police said. a rural area in northern Illinois. Since joining the Police Department Sauk Valley Media reported that David Olzeski, 65, in 1997, Suarez has been involved in 10 was walking along a rural road in Forreston, located accidents while on duty in Park Ridge, ac- about 30 miles southwest of Rockford, at 6:30 p.m. when cording to accident reports obtained by the he was struck from behind by a passing combine. Park Ridge Herald-Advocate. The reports The news website stated that Olzeski had been "bow identir Suarez as the driver at fault in four hunting" in Ogle County that day and was wearing cam- of those accidents. They do not include the ouflage clothing at the time of the accident. 2002 fatality. He was flown to a hospital in Rockford, where he was Reports indicate that the majority of the pronounced dead about two hours later, Ogle County accidents in which Suarez was involved sheriff's police said in a news release. were relatively minor in nature. In a Janu- The driver of the combine was not charged, Sauk Val- ary 2004 crash at Touhy and Cumberland ley Media reported. avenues, the driver of one of three vehicles Olzeski was a real estate agent with Century 21 Elm, involved was taken to a hospital for non-life- located at 741 Devon Ave. in Park Ridge. threatening injuries, according to police, Memorial visitation is planned for Saturday at Nelson who said Suarez was not at fault in that Funeral Home, 820 W. Talcott Road in Park Ridge, from accident. ito 5 p.m. A funeral service will take place at 3:30 p.m. No citations were issued to Suarez in any that day. David OIzeskiIcEmJ«v2I OEM ofthe accidents. i NEW EARLY BIRD MENUS M-F Breakfast 5am-lOam, 5 items at $5.95 Dinner 2pm-5pm, 12 items at $7.95 I( 55 & Over American Grill flap jacks to night caps CailTodayto PlaceYour Order! SUNDAY SPECIALS... Feed up to TEN people with our Sunday Football BBQ Package... ONLY $60! 2 Full Slabs of Ribs 2 Pounds of BBQ Pork s 2 Pounds of Cole Slaw 2 Orders of Wings Any Style

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Crime II Park Ridge woman, G2, charged in crash near cemetery

RICK KAMBIC unlawful use of a electronic com- AND JENNIFER JONNSON munication device and disobeying [email protected] I@RiclçKambic a traffic signal, police said. After complaining she wasn't Several tombstones in Park feeling well, Dzewit was also trans Ridge's Town of Maine Cemetery ported to the hospital, Jogmen were damaged and three people said. injured Saturday when a woman All three suffered minorinju- drove through a red light and ries, he said. knocked another vehicle and her The intersection was limited to own into the cemetery, police said. one lane in all directions for about Park Ridge Deputy Police Chief two hours. Lou Jogmen said the driver, Gra- In the cemetery Tuesday, the zyna Dzewit, 62, of Park Ridge, wasfence at the corner of Touhy and talking on her cell phone around Dee was flattened and headstones 10:30 a.m. Nov. 1 while traveling were knocked off their bases. south on Dee Road in her four-doorMuddy tire tracks covered graves sedan. more than a dozen feet into the The southbound traffic signal cemetery turned red and vehicles on Touhy Cemetery employee Terry Avenue were already crossing the Schaefer said Monday that esti- intersection when she unsuccess- mates for the amount of damage fully attempted to stop at the last incurred had not yet been ob- minute, Jogmen said. tamed. Dzewit's car struck the front "Some of those headstones are a Headstones in the Town of Maine Cemetery were damaged and three people hurt when a Iwo-car crash at Dee Road and Touhy Il end of a sports utility vehicle hundred years old," he said. Avenue continued off the roadway. The driver who caused the crash was talking on her cell phone, accordingto police. i RICK KAMBICI traveling east on Touhy Avenue, One marble headstone, en- PIONEER PRESS knocking both vehicles into the graved in German and belonging cemeter police said. to a couple named Augusta and A man and his 11-year-old son Fritz Schmidt, who died in the late were in the SUV and sent to Advo- 19th Century, had toppled from cate Lutheran General Hospital as its cement base and lay on its side a precaution, police said. several feet away. Dzewit, 62, of the 700 block of "There's a lot of broken pieces," North Western Ave., was cited for Schaefer said.

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:Nues Township appoints first female supervisor BY IGOR STUDENICOV For Sun-Times Media I @istudenkov

Niles Township Trustee Marilyn Glazer was appointed supervisor on Oct 14. She was appointed after Supervisor Lee Tamraz's untimely death. Glazer became the township's first female supervisor. Nues township includes Lincoinwood, Skokie, the village of Golf, and parts of Niles, Morton Grove and GlenvieIt is primarily responsible for operating social services and certain legal services to residents within its jurisdiction. Glazer is a 30-year Skokie resident and a realtor with her own brokerage firm. She had an undergraduate degree from Northeastern Illinois University and a Masters degree from Northern Illinois University Glazer continues to serve as a Treasurer of the Niles Township Food Pantry Foundation. In the past, she served as a chairman of Oakton College's Real Estate Advisory Committee and Commissioner on the Skokie Zoning Board of Appeals. During the same Oct. 14 meeting the township appointed Janice Cichowlas to fill in Glazer's seat. Cichowlas is a Program Manager of Public Policy for Chicago's Coalition of Limited English Speaking Elderly. She earned a Jurist Doctor degree from Loyola University's School of Law and received a PhD in philosophy from Arizona State University National Council of Jewish Women North Shore Section May 7 ÙLeading the Way: Jewish Womenbs Voices in Politicsó panel event at Glencoe Glazer will serve out the remainder of Tamraz's term, North Shore Congregation Israel (1185 Sheridan Rd.): From left are speakers Amy Zisook, Highland Park, Marilyn Glazer, Skokie, Rebecca Sive, while Cichowlas will serve out the remainder of Glazer's Chicago, Highland Park Mayor Nancy Rotering, Highland Park, Marjie Sandlow, Highland Park, Shelley Sutker-Dermer, Skokie i xsi ANGELL LUC/FOR trustee term, so neither will be up for re-election until 2017. SUN-TIMES MEDIA JUNK GENIE Let The Genie Remove It All! ***** Construction/Remodeling MaterialMoving Clean-Outs-House/Business Furniture & Appliance RemovalSenior Citizen Discount Available * Demo Work ' Pay Only for the Space Used on the Truck WESALUTE COUPONNOT I I MENTION THIS 500OFF AVAILABLEON I * : AD RECEIVE 1 SINGLE ITEMSI OURVETERANS * L i -866-586-5436 Iwww.junkgenie.com THANK YOU Io AI 1. WI k) I lAVI BRAVElY SL RVIIL) OUR (:OtJN1RY. Book Online and Save on Midway Airport Parkil ro RECEêVE YOUR FREE v Indoor Rate Outdoo Coffee, Apple Pie, Raffles & Stories! Book online at www.mdwpark.com DAY 11Q [jPerDay JPer Day and enter code Ji?..14L Li Stop in Saturday & Sunday November 8th and 9th, OR FRE Call 866-922-7275 10 ,t.tt ') tfl. tO It'll ti'. your Story ttttl enter i r*tfh witha fhree day IWe are located 112 mdes horn Midway and mention LAIiJ Airport, just a short ride to the temlnaL lo win i of ìa tjift.ird for your Thankcqiving turkt'y! Guarantee your airport parking now! Iti!!I8ta /24!7 Continuous shutt'e operation. Convenie tly door-to.door sermee. R47.33ftI2 Iii NNIN(IFSIAI I.( ()M located, rikt off ,l Our shuttles run On demand, no waWng. /\ II it tt' II FI I' )1 I . i 1t tr I-55 airport xits, 5200 West 47th Stoet 24)7 Fully fenced & patrolled lot wtih a . state.of-ffie-art camera system. /Pbrk RideForest View, IL 60638 only a few mnutes (8881 720-7275 from the Midway COMPARE 16809 CHURCH RD HUN1'LIY, lt 60142 MODELS OPLN DMLY lOAM 5tM (Fy Airport Indoor Rate '31.00/day terminal SUPERIOR QIJALITY RANCH HOMES ROCK CREEK HOMES Ation1taxea Mai' not bø combinod wiTh other c*scw1s. Airport Outdoor Rate '14.00/day IS THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2014 A PIONEER PRESS PUBUCATION NIL

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For Sun-Turnes MediaI@istudenkov owners are allowed to plant part of the ordinance, trees on the list ifthey so because it's always evolving," Ten months after the choose. she said. "We don't have the NUes Village Board first The vifiage ofNlles alreadyexact list in the ordinance, considered an ordinance to had a law allowing it to but we refer to it so the regulate trees in the village, aremove diseased and infectedresidents would know where scaled down version has beentrees at the property owners' to get the list." approved. expense if the owners don't Trastee Joe LoVerde said The most recent version ofremove it themselves. The that some residents contact- the ordinance removed most Tree Ordinance expanded itsed him with concerns about of the controversial provi- scope to include dead trees, the ordinance expanding the sions, focusing primarily on as well as trees that pose a village's power to cut trees. protecting trees on public danger to the public. "I'm not out there looking property The one significant During the Oct. 28 Vii- for dead trees," replied Dati. change affecting private lage Board meeting former "The only time we go [on pri- property gave the village the trustee Louella Preston, who vate propertyj is when ther&s authority to remove dead opposed the original version a concerned resident. We do trees and trees that pose of the tree ordinance, spoke an inspection. If we have to danger to their surroundings.in favor of the new version. do something physical, we While the votes on the previ- She recalled calling Village can do it, but it's very rare." ous versions ofthe ordinanceForester Tony Dati about a LoVerde said that there have been contentious, this dead tree in her neighbors' were concerns that residents version was approved unani- yard, only to be told that he would report dead trees just Works hard to add value mously. couldn't do anything about a to inconvenience neighbors The original version of the dead tree. While the neigh- they don't like. tree ordinance was intro- bers wound up removing the 'We're not there to take for her customers. duced in January 2014. It wastree on their own, Preston trees down," said Dati. "We designed to protect trees was worried what would want to save the trees, not on both public and private happen when the property get them removed. It doesn't MeetMaty FicareHi property But when the orth- owners weren't cooperative. matter if the neighbor VP/Bu&ness Deve4opment Officer 630.5707651 nance originally carne up for "I hope that you support doesn't like [the property vote, many Nues residents [the ordinance]," she said. owner] - we are profession- expressed concerns that it "This ordinance would give als. Ifthe tree doesn't meet Investing the time to understand every customers business goals went too fai; violating private the village the power to the requirements, we'll take and challenges and then being responsive to their needs is how property rights. remove dead trees." it down." Mary delivers value. The ordinance was sent Resident Don Lapin also Palicki explained that the back to the Environmental spoke in favor of the orth- part about removing dead Mary is supported by the many people at Republic Bank who Practices Committee, where nance. Noting that, at provi- trees came at Dati's request are dedicated to delivering value for our customers. some provisions were scaled ous meetings, many residents "He asked us to expand it down. It carne up for vote talked about private propertyto[give the village the power] Call Mary to find out how Republic Bank can help your business. during the June board meet- rights, he argued that com- to remove dead or dangerous ing only to be defeated 2-4. munity safety was just as trees, because residents are On Oct. 1, the Environ- important. concerned and, right now we mental Practices Committee "When a person doesn't can't remove them," she said came up with another ver- take care ofthe tree, it affects Palicki emphasized that sion ofthe ordinance. This other people," said Lapin. Dati and other villageoui- was was primarily designed "For this reason, it behooves cials will always tiy to get the Republic Bank to get Nues to qua1i' for the you to act on the behalf of theowners to take care ofa tree Chicago's HardworkingBank Tree City USA, which would community and approve this before stepping in. help it secure certain grants. ordinance." The village board approved RBankcaQocom Most provisions related to Trastee Rosemary Palicki, the ordinance unanimously. private property have been who chairs the Enviromnen- "Congratulations," stripped out. It made tree tal Practices Committee, LoVerde told Dati. Then, he registration voluntary. And touched on the concerns quipped. "George Bush was while it calls for the village about the Restricted Tree president when we started forester to create a Restrict- List. this." Nil, A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION THURSDAY NOVEMBER 6 2014 IS

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MONDAY, NOV. IO THURSDAY, NOV. 6 will be hosted by the Sisterhood of Ezra-Ha- Children ages 8 and under must be accompanied bonim, the Niles Township Jewish Congregation. by a parent. Glenview Public Library, 1930 Glenview Baby Time Medication and Sharps Colleclion The event, which includes a dessert reception, Road, Glenview. Call 847-729-7500. Il a.m.: A short program of stories, songs, rhymes 8 am.: Deposit your old or unneeded medications features Cartoonist Ken Krimstein, an instructor at Chicago's DePaul University. His cartoons have and playtime for children 2 and younger with a and needles in a safe manner by taking them to SATURDAY, NOV. 8 caregiver. Niles Public Library District, 6960 W. the foyer in City Hall on the first Thursday of each appeared in The New Yorker, The Wall Street Journal, Reader's Digest, Barron's and National Oakton St., Niles. Call 847-663-1234. month. Medications will also be accepted at a Santa's Estate Sale Lampoon. Ezra-Habonim Niles Township Jewish 24-hour dropbox in the same location, although 9 am.: A huge Christmas Rummage Sale at the Congregation, 4500 Dempster St., Skokie. Call Homework Help sharps will not be accepted. Park Ridge City Hall, church. 3000 Sq. Ft. of all things Christmas! Col- 6:30 p.m.: Students in kindergarten through fifth 847-675-4141. $5. 505 Butler Place, Park Ridge. Call 847-318-5200. lectibles, books, linens, sweaters, wreaths, outdoor grade can receive help with their homework from lighting and decorations, candles, ornaments, LP's, teen volunteers. Niles Public Library District, 6960 Criefsharc Support Croup FRIDAY, NOV. 7 DVD's and CD's, artificial Christmas trees plus so W. Oakton St., Niles. Call 847-663-1234. 9:15 am,: Help for those grieving the loss of a loved much more, including vintage ornaments and dec- one. This group meets on Thursday mornings for 13 Park Ridge Panhellenic Club meeting orations. Don't Miss the $5 Bag Sale and half Price TUESDAY, NOV. II weeks. Meetings include video, group discussion Noon: The meeting features a Kalo Foundation Sale from 2-3 p.m. Free parking. Contact: Church and workbook. This is a Christian- and Bible-based Presentation by Burt Olsen and Herb Zuegel and Secretary at the office or santasestatesale@gmail. Preschool Story lime support group. St. Paul of the Cross Catholic there is a luncheon. Membership to the Park Ridge com Park Ridge Presbyterian Church, 1300 W. 10a.m.: Stories, songs, and action rhymes for chil- Church, 320 S. Washington St., Park Ridge. Call Panhellenic Club is open to alumnae of college Crescent Ave., Park Ridge. Call 847-823-4135. dren aged 3-5. Niles Public Library District, 6960 847-692-6767. $20. Greek letter sororities. The club awards schol- W. Oakton St., Niles. Call 847-663-1234. arships to high school graduates in the Maine Al-Anon Book Discussion Township area. Reservations should be made on 9:30 am.: Details at 708-867-5044. St. Paul Family Story Time I p.m.: This group meets on the first Thursday the Monday before the event. Address inquiries Lutheran Church, 5650 N. Canfield Ave., Chicago. 7 p.m.: Stories, songs and activities for families of each month. Park Ridge Senior Center, 100 S. to Barbara Pfaff at 847-696-4789. Park Ridge with children ages 2-6. Attendees are welcome to Western Ave., Park Ridge. Call 847-692-5127. Country Club, 636 N. Prospect Ave., Park Ridge. Skokie Art Guild wear pajamas. Niles Public Library District, 6960 Call 847-823-3102. $ 25. 9:30 am.: The group offers figure drawing work- Science COnfrOntS Race: A Contested W. Oakton St., Niles. Call 847-663-1234. shops every Saturday. There are live models but History Especially for Seniors! Laughter Therapy" no instructor. Devonshire Cultural Center, 4400 5 p.m.: Using the concept of "race' to understand LOL to Good Health Greenwood St., Skokie. Call 847-673-4450. $20 WEDNESDAY, NOV. 12 differences between human groups has a long and I p.m.: Kathy Kanter discusses the many benefits of per session; $12 for guild members. troubled history in the biological and biomedical laughter and teaches participants how to prevent Toddler Turne sciences. This talk will review some of this history "hardening of the attitudes' and produce a feeling Craft Fair IO a.m.: Stories, songs and rhymes for children and discuss why the use of race in science, espe- of well-being. Registration is required. Glenview IO a.m.: Resurrection College Prep High School, ages I-3 with a caregiver. Nues Public Library cially the new genetics/genomics, raises signifi- Public Library, 930 Glenview Road, Glenview. Call 7500 W. Talcott Ave., Chicago. Call 773-775-6616. District, 6960 W. Oakton St., Niles. Call 847-663- cant ethical issues that require more meaningful 847-729-7500. 6625. pubic dialog. Registration required; limited seating Hello, iPad available. Reservations required; email RACEex- Holiday Creeting Cards IO am.: .Fìnd, download and organize apps in this Big kid Story Turne [email protected]. Illinois Holocaust Museum, 2 p.m.: Make holiday cards using Microsoft Word three-week course on using the Apple iPad. Eisen- 1:30 p.m.: The story time includes stories, songs, 9603 Woods Drive, Skokie. Call 847-967-4800. 2010. Registration and a Glenview Library card are hower Public Library, 4613 N. OketoAve., Harwood creative dramatics and other activities for kids required. Glenview Public Library, 1930 Glenview Heights. Call 708-867-7828. ages 4-5. Nues Public Library District, 6960 W. Full Moon Hour Road, Glenview. Call 847-729-7500. Oakton St., Nues. Call 847-663-1234. 6 p.m.: Hit the trails and learn about the moon. Romp and Rhyme Participants make a moon craft and learn the Brush with Nature Exhibition Il am.: The program for children ages I-2 and a TUESDAY, NOV. IB significance of the moon phases. Register online 7 p.m.: Public reception 7-9 p.m., Nov. 7 and on parent or caregiver features a play time, rhymes, at http://www.prparks.org using class #37674. exhibition through Jan. 2, 2015. Regular viewing stories and songs. Glenview Public Library, 1930 Park Board of Commissioners Wildwood Nature Center, 529 Forestview Ave., hours are 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Friday; 8 a.m.-4 Glenview Road, Glenview. Call 847-729-7500. 6 p.m.: Meets on the third Tuesday of the month. Park Ridge. Call 847-692-3570. $15 per family. p.m. Saturday; and IO a.m.-4 p.m. Sunday. Brush Howard Leisure Center, 6676 W. Howard St., Niles. with Nature is a plein air painting program present- Open House for Prospective Students ed by the non-profit arts organization Anatomically 6:30 p.m.: This is open house for all prospective SEECILNOAR, NEXT PAGE» NIL A PIONEER PRESS PUBUCATION THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2014 27 of the November Pogrom with a debut of the doc- umentary "A Voice Among the Silent: The Legacy « FROM PREVIOUS PAGE of James G. McDonald" and a discussion with Barbara McDonald Stewart and filmmaker Shuli CALENDAR Eshel. Museum admission not required. Reserva- tions required; visit www.ilholocaustmuseum.org/ events. Illinois Holocaust Museum, 9603 Woods Wimpy kid P1y Drive, Skokie. Call 847-967-4800. 2 p.m.: Celebrate the release of the ninth book of the "Diary of a Wimpy Kid" series, "The Long Haul," Capturing Life's Momenft The Ancient with kids games, and activities. The program is Art of Haiku and Senryu intended for grades three to six. Registration is 2 p.m.: Charlotte Digregorio, poet, author and required. Glenview Public Library, 1930 Glenview Midwest coordinator of the Haiku Society of Amer- Road, Glenview. Call 847-729-7500. ica, leads this informative session. Originating in Heal Japan centuries ago, Haiku and Senryu capture The Parent Circle Swap and Sale nature and human nature in a few evocative lines 2:30 p.m.: Donate gently used children's and ma- of poetry. Attendees may enjoy learning or try tern ity clothing, gear, books, and toys. The event their hand at writing a poem. Participants have an takes place in the basement (stairs required). opportunity to read their poem and win a poetry Fair..* Receive coupons for free clothes and 50% off gear journal. Registration is required. Glenview Public cE10011111aJ Presented by: coupons when donations dropped off the week be- Library, 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview. Call 847- fore. Shoppers welcome even if one has not donat- 729-7500. ed anything. The Swap event is The Parent Circle's big fundraiser. St. Joan of Arc Parish, 9248 North Do More with Excel 2010 +NorthShore 7 p.m.: This follow-up to Introduction to Microsoft Lawndale, Evanston.SIfor non-members. University IlealthSystem Excel 2010. Covers performing calculations with Pirate and Princess Pizza Party formulas and functions. Registration limited to six. Morton Grove residents have priority. Prerequisite: 6 p.m.: Kids may dress as pirates and princesses Introduction to Microsoft Excel 2010 workshop, For auto at this event of princess- and pirate-themed Saturday, November 15 or basic familiarity with Excel 2010 required. games. Pizza and pirate drinks are served. Registration for all classes in this series opens: 9 news and Register online at http://www.prparks.org using am., Nov. IB.. For more information or to register, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. class #36667. Maine Park Leisure Center, 2701 go to calendar.mgpl.org or call 847-929-5101. reviews visit W. Sibley St., Park Ridge. Call 847-692-5127. $16 Morton Grove Public Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave., Weber Leisure Center residents; $24 nonresidents. Morton Grove. ToDrive.corn 9300 Weber Park Place Ridgewood High School Bingo 6 p.m.: Doors open at 5 p.m. and the first number MONDAY. NOV. lO is called at 6 p.m. Raffles, pull tables and ref resh- Learn how you can take charge ments are available for purchase. Help support RTA Group Transit Orientation of your health and Norridge Salvation Army Citadel Pantry. Donate Program: Offering Options For Travel two nonperishable food items or two personal care Independence feel great in all ateas! items and receive a free bingo sheet good for the IO am.: Jennifer Jackson, Orientation and last $500 cover-all game of the night. Ridgewood Mobility Instructor with the Régional Transporta- sFree admissionFree parking High School, 7500 W. 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We began by I am extremely careful when it comes to alerting Carnival's Special Advisor that my machine and I always carry it with me. Help Squad would be featuring Marianne's My CPAP machine worked properly when complaint in an upcoming column. We I boarded a Carnival cruise ship in June. then touched base with Carnival's media I used it for two days and on the third day relations department to inquire whether work was done in our cabin without my they were aware of the situation. From knowledge. New carpeting was installed that point on, Public Relations Manager and all our belongings, including my CPAP Aly Bello took the lead on again presenting machine, were put in the hallway. During Marianne's complaint to Carnival's Guest the maintenance, my CPAP machine was Care Department. Within 24 hours of Aly damaged and that night it did not work. requesting a copy of the receipt for the The next day I called Guest Services and CPAP machine's repairs, Marianne received was told to bring my machine in. Medical a phone call informing her that Carnival Services examined it but no one there had had taken another look at her problem and the knowledge to fix it. Finally I was told she would be receiving a check for the full they couldn't help me. As a result I was cost of repairs - $485. obliged to continue the trip without use of At the same time, Help Squad received my CPAP machine. I felt daily fatigue as I the following update from Aly: "Thank you awoke several times each night. for sending [Marianne's] receipt for the Upon my return, I took my CPAP to be repair of the CPAP machine. Our guest care fixed. The bill was $485. It took from June department has re-evaluated the situation until the middle of September to fix it. Due and, in the interest of resolving the matter to the inconvenience I suffered, I feel that with the guest, we have decided to reim- Carnival owes me the amount I paid to fix burse her for the full amount ofthe repair. the machine. All of this could have been A check will be sent to [Marianne] in 7-10 Reach local auciencos avoided if someone had simply notified me business days. Once again, thank you for the that new carpeting was going to be installed opportunity to review this." in our cabin. I would have taken care of my Now - for more than one reason - bj acvertsng wfth us machine and ultimately been better able to Marianne can breathe easier. enjoy the cruise. Carnival's reply, when I emailed them my Need help? Did a utilities company over- complaint, included the following from a charge you?Did a boutique deny your request Special Advisor in the Office of the Presi- for a return?Areyou the victim offraudulent dent: business practices? 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Tony Award-winning theater and its impact Drama club on the city's cultural community. Follow- ing a cocktail reception and three-course Goodman Theatre celebrated nine meal, Board ofTrustees chairJoan Clifford decades of achievement with a star-studded introduced Tony Award-winning Broadway bash at The Standard Club (320 S. Plym- legend Andre Dé Shields, who toasted to outh) Oct. 20. Chaired by life trustee Son- the Goodman's birthday. The 90th season dra Healy, the event honored past chairman celebration racked up nearly $500,000 for and life trustee james E. Annable and Guests dine in the museum's Stanley Field Hall. the Goodman's productions and education honorary chairman and life trustee Albert programs. Ivar Goodman for their commitment to the Splash was the media sponsor ofthis event. Tropicalescape CARL SANDBURG'S LITERARY STORIES BY CHIARA MILIOULIS AWARDS DINNER

pounding of steel drums, suspended palm leaves and flowing rum-based cocktails set the scene for the Women's Board of the Field Museum's Literarycrew Theannual black-tie gala Oct. 25. Themed "Carib- bean Rhythms" in honor of the museum's latest exhibition, More than 700 book lovers found their "Vodou: Sacred Powers of Haiti," the bash drew more haven at the annual Carl Sandburg Literaiy than 400 supporters to the museum (1400 5. Lake Shore), Awards Dinner, hosted by the Chicago Public co:chair Canette where they joined co-chairs Donna La Pietra andJeani Library and its foundation on Oct. 22. Guests Jernstedt for dinner and dancing to the sounds of Lynne gathered at the Forum on the University of :awin Illinois at Chicago's campus (725 W. Roos- Jordan and the Shivers. More than $1.7 million was andCoc%%a%r raised to benefit the Museum's initiatives. evelt) to celebrate 69 distinguished authors: MarkFurtoflY Splash was the media sponsor ofthis event. The Sun- Times The evening honored Pulitzer Prize-winning Foundation and the Chicago Community Trust will match presidential historian Doris Kearns GOOdWin donations to The Field Museum up to a total of $50,000. Up to and iconic fiction writer Laity McMurtry with $1000can be matchedper individual donation. the awards for nonfiction and fiction, respectively; Divergent series author Veronica Roth with the 21st Century Award; and Mavis Staples with the Carl Sandburg Award fbr the Arts. Emceed by Bill Kurtis, the night also featured a conversation between the authors moderated by writer and host ofNPR's Weekend Edition Scott Simon, plus a special appearance by Mayor Rahm Emanuel. The Katherine Tegan event raised more than $1.5 million to support the and Veronica Roth library's diverse initiatives. Splash was the media sponsor ofthis event. The Sun- Jim and Ellen Times Foundation andthe Chicago Community Trust O'connor Ted and will match donations to the Chicago Public Library LoriSouder Foundation up to a totalof$50,000. Up to $1,000 can Jan and Richard Lariviere be matchedper individual donation.

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Vest is best The Chicago Children's Choir celebrated 58 years ofuniting children through music at its Country-music twangs reverberated through Joe's Bar Red Jacket Optional gala Oct. 24. Nearly 200 (940 W. Weed) at Woodv Western Roundup Oct.22, Goy. Pat members of the Voice ofChicago and Neighbor- Josephine hosted by former Chicago Cubs pitcher Kerry Wood Lee andAmy Rule hood Choirs performed for 575 guests, including and country musician Chris Young. Emceed by US co-chairs Robert and Rose Fealy andJohn and 99.5's Lisa Dent, the event entertained nearly 300 guests Christina Hatherly. Michael and Meeghan with live music, auctions, cocktails and bites from the Nemeroffwere honored for Michael's role as the city's best - including Chop Shop, Bub City Blue Door Above: choir's four-year board president and his work in Farm Stand,Taco Joint, Pearl Tavern and catering by Chris adding an additional i 000 children to the choir. Paramount Events. The bash helped raise over $100,000 Young The evening ended with desserts donated by Sugar to benefit the foundations new mentoring program, performs. Hills Baker) music by Ambassadors Board chair Pitch In, which supports fourth-grade students at Lawn- Left: Kerry DJ Matt Roan and more than $830,000 raised to dale Community Academy. and Sarah Kevin Boehm, Theo Epstein benefit the choir's mission. Splash was the media sponsor o//bis event. Wood and Ben Weprin Splash was the media sponsor ofthis event.

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here arc a million Rick Bayless thing, it was hard worl<. Charlie Trotter stories, Frontera Grill, Chicago's transforma- and they still don't cap- Topolobampo, XOCO tion: People forget that turc ftilly the impact there was a time when he's had on me," says Friendly competition: Chicago wasn't well- Graham Elliot, the Charhe and I opened our known for its restaurants chefbehind'T Graham Elliot Bistro and star restaurants the same We had hot dogs and of"MasterChef" and "MasterChefJunior," year. 1987. Back then the Italian beef, and that's it. who started working in the late chef's kitch- restaurant scene wasn't Charlie was a huge part of en in 1998 at the age of2O. "Like the time as vast as it is now: we what we have now - he he handed out copies of The Fountainhead, a chefs just knew each other. couple miles away doing trained so many of today's hook that literally changed my life, or when Though Charlie and I were amazing things was a leading chefs, and was an he made me go out into the dining room to restaurateurs in Chicago great motivator for me. I inspiration even to those personally apologize to a table for leaving together for decades, we pushed myself to be on who didn't work for him. I plastic wrap around a piece of terrine." didn't spend a lot of time par with Trotter's. It was want people to remember In the year since Trotter's untimely together - we were both friendly competition that Charlie, and be thankful passing, Elliot's sentiment has been echoed Charlie and Rochelle Trotter cele- always at our restaurants! inspired me to be better, for his service. forever far and wide, with everyone from former brate the namingof"Charlie Trotter But I will tell you this: work harder. Because if that's why events like employees to restaurant regulars to food cul- Way" near his restaurant at 816 W. Knowing Charlie was a Charlie advocatedany- these are important. turc critics lauding the impact the chef had Armitage on Aug. 30, 2012. on a whole generation offood lovers. In his honor, members ofthe cu1inay community Art Smith I loved about him was he are uniting for "A Toast to Charlie Trotter," an event that will celebrate the chefwhile raising respected me and loved Table Fifty-Two, me in times when [ho- money for the Charlie Trotter Culinary Education Foundation - a nonprofit now run by LYFE Kitchen, Art & Soul, mosexuality] wasn't even Trotter's wife, Rochelle, that provides scholarships for students pursuing the culinary arts. Southern Art & Celebrity chefEmeril Lagasse serves as master ofceremonies,while an all-star lineup of chefs spoken about. The kitchen Bourbon Bar will prep Trotter-inspired dishes to be paired with drinks and wines courtesy of mixologists can be a very heterosex- and master sommeliers. (See the next page for more infb.) Giving back: Charlie ual, very male-dominated "I'm SO excited to hea part ofthe team that's putting together ['A Toast to Charlie Trotter']," was the first to really em- place. It's typically tough says Rochdlle. «The event will be held on the one-year anniversaiy date of my husband's passing brace food philanthropy for women. Charlie's - we didn't want the city or the culinary community at large to be sad or remember that date - using food as a way of kitchen always had amaz- in a sad way. My husband always wanted his passing what he called a 'transition' to be doing good. He brought in ng women. He was a man dinners that went for large celebrated. We want to toast his life and his lasting legacy that he left in all of our hearts." kids from all over Chicago, who didn't care about amounts of money for dif- "This event symbolizes the continuation of Charlie and Rochelle's commitment to giving many of them from at-risk one's gender, or one's ferent charitable concerns. hack to the community - bringing together chefs, foodies and wine aficionados to celebrate areas of the city, and he color - all he cared about He taught me what food the legacy of Charlie Trotter," adds Elliot. Here, a few of the event's participating chefs share would feed them amazing was the fact that one did philanthropy was. favorite Trotter memories, remember the man behind the chef whites and reflect on his role courses of food. He was his or her best. lt was all in the food world in Chicago and beyond. the first to do the auction On acceptance: What about being excellent.

CHICAGOSPLASH.COM NOVEMBER 2-8, 2014 13 Tony him, "Hurry up, Trotter!" [Laughs.] [Later] he often Mantuano dined at Spiaggia with Spiaggia, Terzo Piano, his mom and sister and Bar Toma, River Roast his wife. He felt comfort- Kitchen table: able enough there that Before he opened his he could enjoy a fam- restaurant, Charlie ily outing without being approached me at bothered, Spiaggia - and no On the event: [We one knew who he was at the time. should do] anything we can do to He said, "Hey. I'd like to come and promote the legacy of someone work in your kitchen." This was a who changed the way our city is time before having chefs learn in thought about internationally and other kitchens was commonplace. globally. We owe a lot to him, and That was something he did while he shouldn't be forgotten, [both for] he prepared to open Trotter's - he the work he did from a culinary and spent time in other restaurants that a philanthropic standpoint. Because he admired, or that could contribute there are kids today who work in to his education. So he spent a few kitchens who have never heard of days with us. I'm one of the only people like Jean Banchet. Charlie people who probably ever said to deserves to be remembered.

Gale Gand have proper clothes, but it also allowed his staff to Dishes at "A Toast to Charlie Trotter" will be Tru, Spritz Burger practice. Each line cook, inspired by food served at the legendary Char- Trendsetting: he made them go to our lie Trotter's restaurant (above). Emeril Lagasse The first year Charlie table and explain the dish. (right) will emcee the event. opened, I was married Because Charlie wasn't to Rick Tramonto and just about the food, he we had just opened a was about training back of new restaurant called house as though they were THE EVENT Bella Luna. We were front of house. And it was all new, young restaurateurs. Charlie unusual back then. Charlie actually 'A Toast to Charlie Trotter' put cooks in a position where they came for dinner, and he's like, "You When: November 5, VIP early entry 6:15 p.m., needed to develop people skills, and guys gotta come eat at my new general admission 7 p.m. place!" We're like, "We can't get a he would send them out to explain night off, even if we do get a night the dish. So he was developing them Where: Venue One, 1034 W. Randolph off, we don't know until it's too late, as public speakers as well as chefs. Why: Emeril Lagasse emcees, Rochelle Trotter chairs and Mayor Rahm Emanuel serves as we don't have clothes with us." And On the event: I had a high school honorary co-chair for this event, where esteemed chefs Rick Bayless, David Bouley, Paul he said, "Come over any night in your intern for the last three years: she just Dubroski, Graham Elliot, Gale Gand, Kevin Hickey, Michael Kornick, Matthias Merges, Tony chef whites, and I'll put you in the went off to The Culinary Institute of Mantuano, Patrick O'Connell, Ryan Pitts, Art Smith and Jacob Neminarz will craft Trotter- kitchen. I've always wanted to do a America, and she needs financial sup- inspired dishes to be paired with drinks and wines from mixologists and sommeliers Serafin kitchen table, so I can try it out on port. lt's foundations like Charlie's that Alvarado, Larry Stone, Jenny Wagner and Matt Elsler. The evening benefits Charlie Trot- you." are helping continue culinary educa- ter's Culinary Education Foundation, established by Trotter in 1999, which awards scholar- Within a couple months, we went tion for people whose parents didn't ships to youth pursuing careers in the culinary arts. over to Charlie's in our chef coats. have a show on the Food Network, Cost: $350 for general admission. For tickets, visit Char/ietrottersculinaryeducation We were actually the first kitchen and for Charlie's legacy to continue foundation.org. table ever at Charlie's. We needed to help with culinary educational ex- to be hidden, because we didn't penses, I think is really important,

Kevin Hickey lasted 7 1/2 hours, and he Matthias Merges as a human being. refused to let us pay. When All in the details: Working in a restau- Bottlefork, the Vusho, Billy Sunday, I returned to Chicago 10 rant, if you're serious about what you do. upcoming Duck Inn AlO Hyde Park years ago, and was lucky it's not a job, it's a lifestyle. It's all-consum- Event master: The to begin enjoying some The man behind the myth: ing. And you have to go at it with intense night after my wed- media attention, Charlie He was a very thoughtful and tenacity. You have to be so focused and ding, we were going to sent me a personal note caring person. He had a per- driven to even have a chance to make it dinner at Charlie's res- every single time I received sona of this super hard-ass, but in the restaurant business. I take that from taurant at 5 p.m. with a review, for years. deep down he cared intensely working with him and put t through ev- eight friends. When On the event: I wouldn't about everything that he did erything we do in all our restaurants. This we arrived, we were met at the door have become a chef if it weren't for and the people who surrounded him at the is the mindset that all of our leaders and leader- by Charlie and told we were dining Charlie. He always treated me with restaurant. He was always giving. In restaurants ship team needs to have all of the time. You need next door, in his brand-new private the greatest respect and generosity, and hospitality giving is so important, and to to earn it every single day. Even if you feed five dining room - which wasn't done yet. and the restaurant business and the really understand that at a deep level, very few people a night where you should be doing 200, The lights were literally bulbs hang- profession would not be what it is people get that. I think that defines hospitality, those five people are the most important thing in ing from the ceiling. We proceeded today were it not for men and women and I think that defines who Charlie Trotter was that moment. to have the meal of a lifetime that like him.

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chefJeffRamsey. Hellyar started his from Japan, sears it over hot coals and career at Citronelle, worked at the serves it with cucumber and seaweed Blue DuckTavem and later moved ($18). "We don't do it ahead oftime or Eastern standard tojapan to dig deep into its cuisine. use subpar ingredients," says Hellyar. Though he may have started as a "It's done the way it's supposed to be: Boka Group pays homage to 20th-century dishwasher, Ramsey is now known as seared to order over coals - it's never Japan with West Loop mammoth Momotaro the first (and only) American to earn a done in a pan in Japan."To create Michelin star while working in Tokyo, the aji yakusaga ($12), Ramsey culls at the Mandarin Oriental Tokyo hotel. 1,000-year-old cypress wood from BY ANTHONY TODD The top floor is primarily private J apan, which he heats up inside of a dining, and on the main floor, there's Eye for design: Momotaro is the veryone seems to say, first project in Chicago for AvroKO, claro shell and uses to smoke mackerel. C It's so big!" laughs Rob a 10-seatshi bar, sure to be among the hardest-to-get seats in town. The a New York-based design firm. Katz of his new West Bringing hibachi back The hiba- main dining room encircles the bar, AvroKO drew inspiration from the Loop hot spot Momo- chi is one of the higher-end items on and "behind that is the main line life of the post-WWTI Japanese sala- taro. "lts not as big as you think." De- Momotaro's massive menu. Diners can kitchen, with flames dancing off the rvman - and its attention to detail spite his protestations, the three-story choose from Alaskan king crab, Slagel robata," says Katz. is unsurpassed. Downstairs in the temple ofJapanese cuisine is literally Farms pork chops or 45-day dry-aged "Roh and I have been having izakaya, there's a vintage Japanese pay and figuratively the largest thing to hit phone; ifyou pick it up,you'll hear ribeye, then watch it sear over coals the neighborhood in years - possibly Japanese meals together for over a on a small grill. "That way, guests get decade," says Kevin Boehm, the other a Japanese woman talking on the since the opening of Girl &The Goat, to see and smell the binchotan while half of Boka. "We've been discuss- other end. The private dining room, another Boka Restaurant Group hit. enjoying their protein," says Hellyar, ing doing something in the Japanese designed to look like a boardroom, is The 11,000-square-foot Momo- referring to the special compressed vernacular forever, but it was all about rife with photos ofJapanese corpo- taro is essentially three restaurants charcoal that powers the robata grill. timing - finding the right chef the rate workers in the 1950s. in one. In the basement, you'll find The binchotan produces very little right building." Must-try dishes: Hellyar wants to i traditional izakaya, or Japanese smoke, bringing out the pure flavor of Here's what else to expect at reintroduce Chicago to some Japanese pub, serving a rotating menu of whatever's about to hit your plate. one-of-a-kind small plates. "It looks Momotaro: staples they've seen before - except just like a bar you'd find in Japan," Chef stats: Two chefs share the this time, they're done right. Take the 820 WLake, (312) 733-4818; says executive chef Mark Hellyar. space: executive chef Hellyar and sushi tuna katsuo: Hellyar brings in the fish Momotarochicago.com

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CookbooK author anc TV personahty Una Garten steps away from the Soup'son stove for a culinary confab at the Aucitorium Theatre BY THOMAS CONNORS Garten is at it again. The 'INA GARTEN' not going to taste very good when you popular Food Network star has defrost them three months later," says Nov. 6. Auditorium just released her ninth cook- Garten. "But ifyou make the dough, Theatre, 50 E. Congress. freeze it and bake it offas you need it, Jnabook and she's taking her show For tickets ($2750-$78), nobody will ever now you made it three on the road. A self-taught chef who's calI (800) 982-2787 or visit long been one of the most successfiul months ago." A ud/toriumtheatre.org. figures in the ever-expanding universe Of course, Make It Ahead is not a of all things food, Garten arrives at the treatise on how to fill your freezer. Auditorium Theatre this week for a Garten is one who does things right. Rather, it offers readers time-saving chat with Catherine De Ono, host of She likes to set a nice table (and she's tips, pointing out which components WTTW's "Check, Please!" got the garden to see to it that every ofa dish can be done in advance so While she cooks in an East centerpiece is seasonally correct), but that there's no chaos in the kitchen Inset: Catherine Hampton kitchen that would make as the titles ofher books (How Easy is when it's time to eat.Take Thankagiv- De Ono almost anyone drool - the light That, Foolprooj) suggest, making a meal ing dinner: "You can make gravy a few bouncing off every whisk and spoon one can really dig into is the true test days or even a few months in advance," as if they were gems in a Tiffany's ofsuccess. Her latest, Make ItAhead, notes Garten. "Cook the turkey earlier window - Garten's easygoing continues that tradition. in the day, carve it and then put it manner and ready laugh give her "I think everybody wants to know together on a big heat-proof platter a nice neighbor-next-door aura. how to do things a day or two ahead, with the gravy on the bottom and And even when she's constructing or make a dish and freeze it. But there sliced turkey on top and warm it in the a dish few home viewers will ever are ways to do that that don't impair oven." And when it's that easy, why attempt themselves, she makes the whatever it is you're cooking. If you not ditch the canned cranberry sauce task seem perfectly reasonable. bake cookies and freeze them, they're and make your own?

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Look at experience and education In emotional intelligence. Academic programs These assessments have to be culture-free," says Mattson. Ignore cultural bias are beginningto include emotional intelligence in their curriculum. For example, at the expense of diversity -- and perhaps a discrimination lawsuit. the course of study in some pharmacy programs incorporates El. Emotional dysfunctionality and the triumphant bully. If you're the first in your But I wouldn't just take that coursework at face value, says Lucinda Maine, CEO of the American Association organization to raise the importance of emotional intelligence with your board of directors, of Colleges of Pharmacy. i think you can learn emotional intelligence, but that doesn't necessarily be prepared for pushback. lt's common for directors to accentuate the positive results mean you're able to use it. So you need to explore how well the learning stuck with the candidate." that a scorched-earth executive has achieved, and to ignore the negative.

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Seek hires who will attract collaborators. After self-knowledge, emotional intelligence To circumvent this type of situation, take the time to check an is really about knowing how to relate and how to work with people. To Tomas Chamorro- executive candidate's track record via references Premuzic, vice president of research and innovation at Hogan Assessments, professional success comes down to three things - and asking these questions in the interview: What about noxious executives who Just keep climbing? What if, even with toxic leadership, your company is enjoying some success, apparently vindicating "Do you have the skills and IQ to learn the job? those board members who were skeptical of El from the start? Will you work hard?" Yes, most executives are argumentative, aggressive, narcissistic, neurotic," says Chamorro-Premuzic. Are you rewarding to deal with?" 'Butjust because they've been able to manage their careers upwards, that doesn't mean they're Adds Chamorro-Premuzic, "Emotional intelligence is the key to determining if you're rewarding the best leaders." And it doesn't mean emotional intelligence shouldn't count in future hires. to deal with." Also ask the candidate how his colleagues benefit from working with him. Here's the exception that proves the rule. "The paradox with Steve Jobs is that Consider formal assessments, In context. Firms such as Hogan Assessments offer testing instruments he was narcissistic but incredibly successful," says Chamorro-Premuzic. 'If you are specifically intended to evaluate a professional's emotional intelligence in the workplace. These written creative and have such extraordinary talent, you can probably get away with it." assessments may play a role in your overall evaluation of a candidate's EI, but they won't tell the whole story.

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Snowblower S Morel LORI REIFMAN TRIO LIMITED 847-564-1 600 www.tosephrealestate.net Sun-Times Media is an Equal Opportunity Employer Estate Sales of Distinction 877-835-2099 www.valleylotowers,com ThuFsday, November 6, 2014 Pioneer Press (DC) 5 Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est. REAL ESTATE led lo confirmation by the courteu. special aLsessmenls, or specialagainst said real estate and is of-LINCOLN WOOD NORRIDGE NORRIDGE entitle the purchaser lo a deed Io . Upon payment in full of the amounttaxes levied against said real estatefered for sale without any represen-INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OFIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFthe real estate after confirmation of bid.the purchaser willreceive aand is offered for sale without anytalion as to quality or quantity of tilleCOOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-COOK COUNTt', ILLINOIS COUN-COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS the sale, The property will NOT be Certificate of Sale thatwill entitlerepresentationastoqualityorand without recourse lo Plaintiff and1-Y DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY1-Y DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYCOUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHAN-open forinspection andplaintiff Houses the purchaser lo a deed to the realquantityoftitleand withoutre-in AS 1S condition, The sale is fur-DIVISION NATIONSTAR MORT-DIVISION CERY DIVISION makes no represenlation an Io Ihn estafe aher confirmation of the sate.course toPlaintiff and inAS IS.ther subject to confirmation by theGAGE, LLC LIBERTY BANK FOR SAVINGS JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, NA-condition of II-e property. Prospec- Townhomes The property will NOT be open forcondition. The sale is further sub-court. Upon payment in full of thePlaintiff, Plaintiff, TIONAL ASSOCIATION livebiddersare admonished lo inspection and plaintiff makes noject lx confirmation by the court.amount bid, the purchaser willre- Plainliff, check Ihe court file to verify all infor- Condos, Lofts representation as to the condition nfUpon payment in full of the amountceive a Certificate of Sale that willKHAIRUNISSA BAWANEY ZBIGNIEW KASPRZYK, TCF NA-vs. mation, If this property is a condo- the property.Prospective biddersbid,the purchaser will receive aentitle the purchaser to a deed toDel endanls TIONAL BANK,CAPITAL ONEROY PFLUGRADT, SHERRYminium una, the purchaser of the Duplex are admonished to check the courtCertificate of Sale that will entitlethe real estate after confirmation of09 CH 048917 BANK (USA(. N A. ARIAS, EDMUNDO ARIAS, unit al Ihe foreclosure sale, other file to verify all information.If thisthe purchaser to a deed to the realthe sale. The property will NOT be4730 W. PRATT AVENUEDefendants JR. LVNV FUNDING, LLC, TAR-than a mortgagee, shall pay Ihe as- Open Houses property is a condominium unit. theestate aher confirmation nf the saleopen forinspection and plaintiffLINCOLNWOOD, IL 60712 13 CH 01 5507 GET NATIONAL BANK sessments and the legal fees re- purchaser of the unit at the forado-The property will NOT be open formakes no representation as to theNOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-5109 N. OZARK AVENUEF/K/A RETAILERS NATIONALquired by The Condominium Prop- Mobile Homes sure sale, other than a mortgagee,inspection and plaintiff makes nocondition of the property. Prospec-TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-NORRIDGE, IL 60706 BANK erty Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g)(1( and Manufactured Homes shall pay the assessments and therepresentation as to the condition oflivebiddersareadmonished losuant to a Judgment of ForeclosureNOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-Defendants, (g4).If this property is a condo- legal fees required by The Condo-the propertyProspective bidderscheck the court file to venfy all infor-and Sale enteredin the aboveTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 1h51 pur-13 CH 27524 minium unit which is part of a corn- Apartment Buildings miniumPropertyAct,765 ILCSare admonished to check the courtmation. If this property in s condo-cause on August19,2014,ansuanl lo a Judgment of ForeclosureNOTICE OF SALE mon interest community, the pur- 605/9(g)(1) and (g)(4). If this prop-file to venfy all information.Ifthisminium unit, the purchaser ot theagent for The Judicial Sales Corpo-and Saieantxredinthe abovePUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV-chaser of the unit al the foreclosure Co.Op Apartments arty is a condominium unit which isproperty is a condominium unit, theunit st the foreclosure sale, otherration, will al 2:00 PM on Novembercasse on September 5. 2014. anEN that pursuant to a Judgment ofsale other than a mortgagee shall pari of a common interest commun-purchaser of the unit at the foreclo-than a mortgagee, shall pay the as-26, 2014, al The Judicial Sales Cor-agent for The Judicial Saies Corpo-Foreclosure and Sale entered in thepay Iba assessments required b Senior Housing ity, the purchaser of the unit at thesure sale, other than a mortgagee,sessmento and II-e legal fees re-poration. One South Wacker Drive -rstion, will at 10:30 AM oir Decem-above entitled cause IntercountyThe Condominium Property Ac toreclosuresaleotherthanashall puy the assessments andtheqsired by The Condominium Prop-24lh Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606,ber 8, 2014, at The Judicial SalesJudicial Sales Corporation will on765 ILCS 605/18.5(g-t).IF YOU Commercial, Industrial mortgagee shall pay the assess-legal fees required by The Condo-arty Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g)(t) andsell al public auction to the highestCorporation, One South WackerWednesday, November 26, 2014 atARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME- ments required by The Condomini-minium PropertyAct,765 ILCS(g))4). If Ibis property is s condo-bidder, as set forth below, the fol-Dnoe - 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL,the hour of t 1 am, in their office atOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT Farms, Farmland um Property Act,765 ILCS605/9(g)(1) and (g))4). If this prop-minium unit which is part of a corn-lowing described real estate' Corn-60606. seIl at public auction to the120 WesI Madison Street,SuifeTO REMAIN IN POSSESSION Homes Built to Order 605/18.5(q-f)IF YOU ARE THEerty is a condominium unit which ismon interest community, the par-monly known as 4730 W. PRATThighest bidder. us sel forth below,718A, Chicago, Illinois, sell al publicFOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF MORTGAiOR (HOMEOWNER),part of a common interest commun-chaser of the unit at the foreclosureAVENUE, LINCOLNWOOD, ILthe following described real estate:auctionIo the highest bidder forAN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN Vacant Property YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO R-ify, the purchaser of the unit at thesale other than a mortgagee shall60712 Property Indes No, 10-34-Commonly knownvs5109 N.cash, as sel forth below, the follow-ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION MAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30foreclosure saleotherthan apay the assessments required by121-029. The realestateisim-OZARK AVENUE, NORRIDGE, IL(ng descnbed mortgaged real es-15-1701(C)OF THE ILLINOIS Vacation Property DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN OR-mortgagee shall pay the assess-The CondominiumPropertyAct,proved with s single familyresi-60706 Properly Index No, 12-12-tale: MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE DER OF POSSESSION, IN AC-masts required by The Condomini-765 ILCS 605/18.5)q-1).lE YOUdence, Sale terms: 25% down of314-027. The realestateisim-Commonly known as 4126 NorthLAW. Effective May 1st, 2014 you Income Property CORDANCE WITH SECTtON 15-um Property Act, 765 ILCSARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME-the highesl bid by certified funda alproved with a single familyresi-Octavia Avenue, Norridge, ILwill need u photo identification is- 1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS MORT-605/18.5cl-lI.IF YOU ARE THEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHTthe close of the sale payable to Thedance, Sale lesas' 25% down of60706 sued by a governrnenl agency (driv- Investment Property GAGS FORECLOSURE LAW Ef-MORTGAÖR (HOMEOWNER),TO REMAIN IN POSSESSIONJudicial Sales Corporalion. No thirdIhe highesl bid by certified funds atP.1 N 12-13-410-027-0000 er's license, passport, elc.( in order fective May ist, 20f4 you will needYOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO RE-FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OFparty checks will be accepted. TheIhe close of the sale payable Io TheThe mortgaged real estate isim-lo gain entry mbIhe foreclosure Lots u photo identification issued by aMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, INbalance, including Ihe Judicial saleJudicial Sales Corporation. No thirdproved with asingle familyresi-sale room in Cook County and the governmentagency(dnver'sIi-DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN OR-ACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONfee forAbandoned Residentialparty checks will be accepted Thedance, If the sub)ect mortgaged realsame identification for sales held al Real Estate Auctions cense. passport, etc.) in order toDER OF POSSESSION, IN AC-15-1701(C) OF THE ILLINOISProperty Municipality Relief Fund,balance, including the Judicial saleeslate is a unit of s common inter-other county venues. For intonsa- Real Estate Wanted gain entry into the foreclosure saleCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-MORTGAGE FORECLOSUREwhich is calculated on residentialfee forAbandoned Residentialest community, the purchaser of thelion,contad Plaintiff'sattorney: room in Cook County and the same17O1IC) OF THE ILLINOIS MORT-LAW. Effective May tal, 2014 youreal estate al the rate of $1 tar eachProperty Municipality Relief Fund,uniI other than a mortgagee shallHEAVNER, BEYERS E MIHLAR, Real Estate Misc. identification for sales held at otherGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW Ef-will need s photo identificationis-$1 000 or fraction thereof of Ihewhich is calculated on residentialpay the assessmenls required byLLC, t f 1 East Main Street, DECA- county venues. For information, es-fective May 1st, 2014 you will needsued by a government agency (dxv-amount paid by the purchaser notreal estala al the rate of $1 for eachsubsection (g-t) of Section 18.5 ofTIJA. IL 62523, (2t7( 422-1719 If Out-Of-Town Real Est. amine the court file or contact Plain-a photo identification issued by uer's license, passport, etc.( in orderto eoceed $300, in certified funds/or$1,000 or fraction thereof of Ihethe Condominium Property Act. Ihe sale is not confirmed for any tiff's attorney: COOILIS & ASSOCI-governmentagencyÇdriver's li-to gain entry into the foreclosurewire transfer, is due within twenty-amount paid by the piftchaser volSale lerma' t0°/ down by certifiedreason, the Purchaser at the sale Out-Of-Town, Commercial ATES, P.C., 15W030 NORTHcense, passport, etc.) in order tosale room in Cook County and thefour (24) hours, No fee shall be paidto esceed $300, in certified funds/orfunds, balance, by certified funds,shall be entilled only Io a return of FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE 100,gain entry into the foreclosure salesame identification for sales held atby Ihe mortgagee acquinng the res-wire transfer, is due within twenty-within 24 hours.No refunds.Thethe purchase pnce paid. The Pur- Lakes, Resort Property BURR RIDGE, IL 60527, (630) 794-room in Cook County and the sameother county venues. For informa-idenfial real estate pursuanl toitafour (24) hours. No fee shall be paidproperty will NOT be open for in-chaser shall have no furtherre- 9876 Please refer to hIe number t 4-identification for sales held at othertion. Visit our website atcredit bidat the sale or by anyby the mortgagee acqainng the res-opedoon coarse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgages, Loans 12-1t517 THE JUDICIAL SALEScounty venues For information, es-service.atty-pierce.com. betweenmortgagee, ludgment creditor,oridential real estate pursuant to itsFor inlormation call Sales Depart-Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's at- CORPORATION One Southamine the court file or contact Plain-the hours uf 3 and 5 pm. PIERCE Eolher lienor acquinny Ihe residentialcredit bid al the sale or by anyment al Plaintiff's Attorney, Manleytomey.THEJUDICIALSALES Homeowners InsuranceWacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicaqo,tiff's attorney: CODILIS & ASSOCI-ASSOCIATES, Plaintiff's Attomeys,real estate whose rights in and tomortgagee, judgmenl creditor,orDeas Kochalski, LLC, One EastCORPORATION One South Real Estate Seminars IL 60606-4650 )312) 236-SALE '(ouATES, P.C., 15W030NORThOne North Dearborn Street Suitethe residential real estafe arose po-other lienor acquinng the residentialWacker Drive,Chicago,IllinoisWacker Drive, 2415 Floor, Chicago, can also visit The Judicial SalesFRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE 100,1300, CHICAGO, IL 60602. Tel No.or to the sale. The subtect properlyreal estate whose nghtu in and to60601. (614)220-5tl. 13-IL 60606-4650 (312( 236-SALE You Real Estate Services Corporation al www.tlsc.com for a 7BURR RIDGE. IL 60527, )630) 794-(312) 476-5500. Please refer to fileio sablecl to general real estate faa-the residential real estafe arose pri-038715 can also visil The Judicial Sales day status report of pending sales.9876 Please refer to file number 14-number PA1119323. THE JUDI-es, special asaessmenls, or specialor to the sale The uublect propertyINTERCOUNTh JUDICIAL SALESCorporation al www.11ac.com for a 7 Judicial Sales - Legal CODILIS 6 ASSOCIATES, P.C.12-14571. THE JUDICIAL SALESCIAL SALES CORPORATION Onefanes leuied againsl said real estateis subject to general real estate tan-CORPORATION day stalus report of pendinq sales. t5W030 NORTH FRONTAGECORPORATION One SouthSouth Wacker Drive, 24th Floor,and ro offered for sale withoal anyes, special assessments, or specialSelling Officer, (312) 444-1 t22 HEAVNER, REYERS E I(IHLAR, ROAD, SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE,Wacker Drive. 24th Floor, Chicago.Chicago, IL 60606-4650 (312) 236-representationsato qualityortaxes levied aqainsf said real estafe1631150 LLC t t tEast Main Streef DECA- Houses IL 60527 630) 794-5300 AttorneyIL 60606-4650 (312) 236-SALE YouSALE You can also vial The Judi-quantityoftitleand withoutre-and is offered for sale without any10/30, 1116. 11/13114 *865745 TUR, IL 62523 1217) 422-1719 At- File No. 14-f2-lfSt7Attorneycan alsoVisit The Judicial Salescial Sales Corporation sIcourse toPlaintiff and inAS IS.represenlalionasto qualityor torney Code. 4087 Case Number: Cook County - Chgo. N ARDCNo, 00468002 AttorneyCorporation at a t)oc.com for a 7www.tlsc.com for a 7 day status re-condition. The sale is farther sub-quantityoftitleand withoutre- 13 CH 26747 TJSC*: 34-17928 Code. 2t762 Case Number: 12 CHday Status report of pending sales.port of pending sales. PIERCE E(ecl to confirmation by the court.course to Plaintiff and inAS IS.NORRIDGE NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair Debt 67± ACRES NW IL LOG HOME &019434 TJSCI: 34-16257 NOTE:CODILIS S ASSOCIATES. P C.ASSOCIATES One North DearbornUpon payment in full of the amountcond'ifion. The sale is further sub-IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFCollection Practices Ad, you are EQUESTRIAN CNTR $1,750000Pursuant fo the Fair Debt Collection15W030 NORTH FRONTAGEStreet Suite 1300 CHICAGO, ILbid, the purchaser will receive aecl to confirmation by II-e court.COOK COUNTY. ILLINOIS COUN-advised Ihat Plaintiff's attorney is CROPS, INDOOR ARENA Practices Act. you are advised thatROAD, SUITE tOO BURR RIDGE.60602 (312) 476-5500 Attorney FileCertificate of Sale II-al willentitleUpon payment in full of the amountTV DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYdeemed Io be s debt collector al- Owner willing to separate Plaintiff's attomey is deemed to beIL 60527 (630) 794-5300 AttorneyNo. PAI119323AttorneyCode.the purchaser lo a deed lo the realbid, the purchaser willreceive aDIVISION BANK OF AMERICA,tempting lo coIled a debt and any home from center a debt collector attempting to collectFileNo. 14-12-14571 Attorney91220 Case Number: 10 CH 16746estate after confirmation of the sale.Certificate of Sale thaI will enhIleNATIONAL ASSOCIATION informalion obtained will be used www N WILHOF1 S ERANCI-I corn a debt and any information obtainedARDC No. 00468002 AttorneyTJSCC: 34-15736 The property will NOT be open forthe purchaser to a deed to the realPlainhff, for Ihal purpose Call Angela 815-777-30Ì2 will be used for that purpose Code. 21762 Case Number: 13 CH1632541 inspection und plaintiff makes noestale after confirmation uf II-e sale, 163106$ UC-t-Ieartland Realty 1632«1 005409 TJSC#: 34-14648 NOTE:11.11/1311t20/14 *869638 representation as to the condition ofThe properly will NOT be open forBARBARA PIENKOS, FREDERICK10)30, 11/6, 11/13if14 #865736 116 11/13, 11/20/14 #869634 Pursuant fo the Fair Debt Collection Ihe property. Prospective biddersinspection and plaintiff makes noB. SCHROEBER Ill AKA FREDER- Judicial Sales-Real Est. Practices Act, you are advised that are admonished to check the courtrepresenlation as to the condition ofICK B SCHROEDER AKA FRED- Plaintiff's attorney is deemed to be file to verily all information.Ifthisthe property. Prospective biddersERICK SCHROEDER, JANINA G. HARWOOD HEIGHTS HARWOOD HEIGHTS a debt collector attempting to collect property is a condominium unit, theare admonished to check the courtSCHROEDER, FREDERICK B.NORRIDGE INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OFIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFa debt and any information obtained purchaser of the unit at the foreclo-file to venfy all information,IfthisSCHROEDER, JR AKA FREDER-IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Cook COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-will be used for that purpose. sure sale, other than a mortgagee,property is a condominium unit. theICK B. SCHROEDER. BANK OFCounty,Illinois,CountyDepart- TV DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY1Y DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY1630117 LINCOLNW000 shalt pay Ihe assessments and thepurchaser of Ihe unit al the foreclo-AMERICA, NATIONAL ASSOCIA-menI, Chancery Division DIVISION DIVISION 10/23, 10130, 11/6/14 #862225 IN THECIRCUIT COURT OFlegal fees required by The Condo-sure sale. other than a mortgagee,TION Champion Mortgage Company BAYVIEW LOAN SERVICING, LLCU.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIA COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS minium Property Act,765 ILCSshall pay II-e assessments and II-eDefendants Plaintiff, Plaintiff, TION LINCOLN WOOD COUNTh DEPARTMENT - CHAN-605/9(g)(1( and (g)(4).If this prop-legal fees required by The Condo-13 CH 26747 vs. Plaintiff, INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OFCERY DIVISION erly is a condominium unit which isminium Property Act,765 ILCS4328 N. Noffingharn Ave. Norndge,Unknown Heirs and Leslees of JOHN VEGA. TONI VEGA, BANK COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-FIRST PLACE BANK part of a common interest commun-605/9(g)(1) and (g(I4).II this prop-IL 60706 Chvrles Reimann aka Charles G. OF AMERICA, NA STANISLAW GOLAS NK/A STAN-'rDEPARTMENT - CHANCERYPlaintiff. ily, the purchaser of the unit at thearty is a condominium unit which inNOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-Reimann, USA; State of Illinois; Re- i Del endanlo LEY GOLAS. BRONISLANCDIVISION vo, part of a common interest commun-TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 1h51 pur-gins Reimannaka Reqina M foreclosuresaleolherthan a 12 CH 019434 SEKULA-GOLAS A/K/AWELLS FARGO BANK. N A VASILE E.ANCATEU; MIRELAmortgagee shall pay the assess-4', the purchaser of Ihe soil al thesuanl Io a Judgment of ForeclosureReimann; Char/ene C Salzmann 7624 W NORRIDGE STREETBRONISLAWA SEKULA-GOLAS,Plaintiff, ANCATEU; BANK OF ments required by The Condomini-foreclosuresaieotherthan uand Sale enteredinthe aboveaka Charlene Salzmann fka Char- HARWOOD HEIGHTS, IL 60706 ORIOLE POINT CONDOMINIUM AMERICA, N A.. um Properly Act, 765 ILCSmortgagee shall pay the assess-cause on July 16, 2014, an agentIene Compean fka Charlene Hennis NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-ASSOCIATION MARINA YOUKHANA Defendants, 605/18.5(q-1I. IF YOU ARE THEmesta required by The Condomini-for The Judicial Sates Corporation,fha Chartene reimann; Richard Irvin TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-Defendants Defendants 12 CH 32303 MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER),um PropertyAct, 765 ILCSwill at 10:30 AM on November 24,Special Representative for the Es- Suant lo a Judgment of Foreclosure13 CH 005409 lOCH 16746 PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby givenYOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO RE-605/18.5Ig-1(.IF YOU ARE ThE2014, at The Judicial Sales Corpo-taleofChartesReimann aIrs and Sale enteredintIre above7632 W. LAWRENCE AVENUE6722 NORTH NOKOMtS AVENUEthat pursuant toa Judgment ofMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER),ration, One South Wacker Drive -Charles GReimann; Unknown cause on September 8, 2014, anUNIT #1A HARWOOD HEIGHTS,LINCOLNWOOD, IL 60712 Foreclosure enlered in the aboveDAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN OR-YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO RE-241h Floor, CHICAGO. IL, 60606,Owners and Non-Record Claimants agent for The Judicial Sales Corpo-IL 60706 NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-entitled casse on January 16, 2014,DER OF POSSESSION, IN AC-MAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30sell ut public auction to Ihe highestDefendants, ration, will at 2:00 PM on DecemberNOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-Intercounly Judicial Sales Corpora-CDRDANCE WITH SECTION 15-DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN OR-bidder, an set forth below, the fol-13 CH 19641 10, 2014, at The Judicial Sales Cor-TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-suant Io a Judgment of Foreclosurelion will on Monday, December 1,17O1IC( OF THE ILLINOIS MORT-DER OF POSSESSION, IN AC-lowing described real enlate: Sifual-Shenff's# 140744 paraI-on, One South Wacker Drive -suant to a Judgment of Foreclosureand Sale enteredinthe above2014, at the hour of t t am. in theirGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. Ef-CORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-ed in the County of Cook and SlaleF13050107 CPN 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL. 60606,and Sale enteredinthe abovecause on September 8, 2014, anoffice at 120 West Madison Street,feclive May tat, 2014 you will need17O1IC) OF ThE ILLINOIS MORT-ofIllinois:Commonly known asParsuanl lo a Judgmenl made and sell at public auction Io the highestcause on August14,2014.anagent for The Judicial Sales Corpo-Suite 718A, Chicago, Illinois, saIl toa photo identification issued by aGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. Ef-4328 N. Nottingham Ave., Norridge,entered by said Court in Ihe above bidder, au sel forth below, the fol-agent for The Judicial Sales Corpo-ration, will at 10:30 AM on Decem-the highest bidder for cash, the fol-governmentagency(dnver's li-fective May 1st, 2014 you will needIL 60706 Property Index No 13-IS-entitledcause, Thomas J Dart, lowing deacnbed real estate: Corn-ration, will at 2:00 PM on Novemberber 9, 2014, at The Judicial Saleslowing descnbed property: cense. psssporf, etc.(in order Ioa photo identification issued by a320-025-0000. The real estate isSheriff of Cook County, Illinois, will rsonly known as 7624 Wf9. 2014. at The Judicial Sales Cor-Corporation, One South WackerP.1 N. l0-35-310-031-0000. gain entry into the foreclosure salegovernment agency(dnver's Ii-improved with a single family resi-on December 2, 2014, at 1pm in NORGIDGE STREET, HARWOODporation, One South Wacker Onyx -Drive - 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL,Commonly known as 6608 NORTHroom in Cook County and the samecense, passport, etc.(in order Iodance The Iudgmenl amount wasroom LLO6 of the Richard J. Daley HEIGHTS, IL 60706 Property Index24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606,60606, sell at public auction to theSPRINGFIELD AVENUE,identification for sales held at othergain entry into the foreclosure sale$341,170.04 Sale terms 100% ofCenter, 50 West Washington No t2-12-326-024. The real estatesell at public auction to the highesthighest bidder, as set forth below,LINCOLNWOOD, IL 60712 county venues, For information, en-room in Cook County and the samethe bid amount, including the Judi-Street, Chicago, Illinois, sell al pub- is improved with a single family res-bidder, as set forth below, the fol-the following descnbed realThe mortgaged real estateis im-amine the court file or contact Plain-idenhfication for sales held al othercial sale fee for Abandoned Resi-lic auction the following descnbed idence. Sale tarros: y5% down oflowing described real estate: Corn-estate'Comrnonly known as 6722proved with a single family resi-tiff's attorney: CODILIS E ASSOCI-county venues. For information, es-denlial Properly Municipality Reliefpremises and real estate mentioned the highest bid by certified fundo atmonly known as 7632 W. LAW-NORTH NOKOMIS AVENUE,derme. If the subject mortgaged realATES, P.0 , 15W030 NORTHamine the court file or contact Plain-Fund, which is calculated on res,-in said Judgment: the close of the sale payable lo TheRENDE AVENUE UNIT alA,LINCOLNWOOD, IL 60712 Proper-estate is a unit of a common inter-FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE 100,tiff's attorney: CODILIS E ASSOCI-denlial real estate al the raIe of $1Common Address: 5165 North Judicial Sales Corporation No thirdHARW000 HEIGHTS, IL 60706ry Index No. 10-33-400-037, The re-est community, the purchaser of IheBURR RIDGE, IL 60527, (630) 794-ATES, P C . 15W030 NORTHfor each $1,000 or fraction IhereofCanfield Avenue, Norridge,Illinois party checks will be accepted. TheProperly Index No, 12-f 2-329-021-al estate is improved with a singleunit Other than a mortgagee shall9876 Please refer lo file number 14-FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE 100,of the amount paid by the purchas-60706 balance. including the Judicial sale1049. The real estate is improvedfamily residence. Sale terms: 25%pay the assessments required by09-39257. THE JUDICIAL SALESBURR RIDGE. IL 60527, (630) 794-er not to exceed $300. shut be paidP.I.N12-12-304-005-0000 tee forAbandoned Residentialwith a condo/townhouse. Saledown of the highest bid by certifiedsubsection (g-1) of Seclion 18.5 ofCORPORATION One South9876 Please refer Io file number t 4-in certified funds immediately by theImprovements:This property con- Property Municipality Relief Fund,terms: 25% down of the highest bidfunds at fha close of the sale paya-theCondominiumPropertyAd.Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago,13-12948. THE JUDICIAL SALEShighest and besl bidder al the con-siuls of a Single Family Home, which s calculated on residentialby certified funds at the close of theble lo The Judicial Sales Corpora-Sale terms: 25% down by certifiedIL 60606-4650 (312) 236-SALE YouCORPORATION One Southclusion ofthesale, The certifiedSale shall be under the following real estate at the rate of $1 for eachsale payable lo The Judicial SalestionNo third party checks will befunds, balance within 24 hours, bycan also visit The Judicial SalesWacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago,check must be made payable toterms: paymenl of nOI less than len $1 000 or fraction thereof oftheCorporation No third party checksaccepted. The balance, includincertified funds,No refunds.TheCorporalion al ewe tlsc.com for a 7IL 60606-4650 (312) 236-SALE YouThe Judicial Sales Corporation Nopercent (10%) of 15e amounl of the amount paid by the purchaser notwill be accepted. The balance, in-the Judicial sale fee for Abandoneproperty will NOT be open for in-day staI-is repart of pending sales.can also visit The Judicial Salesfee shall be paid by the mortgageesuccessful and highest bid to be to exceed $300, in certified funds/orcluding the Judicialsale fee forResidentialPropertyMunicipalityspection,Upon payment in full ofCODILIS E ASSOCIATEC, P.C.Corporation at www.tjsc.com for a 7acquinng Ihe residential real estatepaidlothe Shenff by cashier's wire transfer, is due within twenly-AbandonedResidentialPropertyRelief Fund, which is calculated onthe amount bid, the purchaser will15W030 NORTH FRONTAGEday ulalas repart of pandino sales.pursuant to its credit bid al 15e salecheck or certified funds al Ihe sale; four (24) hours. No fee shall be paidMunicipality Relief Fund, which isresidential real estate at the rate ofreceive a Certificale of Sale whichROAD, SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE,CODILIS E ASSOCIATES, P.C.or by any mortgagee,judgrnenland the fall remaining balance to be by the mortgagee acquiring the res-calculated on residential real estate$1 for each $1 000 or fraction there-will entitle the purchaser to a DeedIL 60527 (630) 794-5300 Attorney15W030 NORTH FRONTAGEcreditor, or other lienor acquiringpaidtothe Sheriff by cashier's idential real estate pursuant to ifsat the rate of $1 for each $1 000 orof of the amount paid by the pur-to fha premises aller confirmalion ofFile No, 14-09-39257 AttorneyROAD, SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE,the residentialreal estafe whosecheckorcertifiedfundswithin creditbid at the sale or by anyfraction thereof of the amount paidchaser not tx enceed $300, in certi-the sale. ARDCNo. 00468002AttorneyIL 60527 )630( 794-5300 Attorneynghls in and to the residential realtwenty-four(24(hours after the mortgagee. ludgment creditor.orby the purchaser not to exceedlied funds/or wìre transfer,is dueFor information: Visit our website atCode. 21762 Case Number: 09 CHFileNo, 14-13-12948 Attorneyestate arose pnor lo 15e saIe, Thesale, other lierior acquiring the residentials. incertifiedfunds/orwirewithin twenty-four (24) hours. Nohttp://service.atty-pierce.com. Be-048917 TJSCII: 34-14879 NOTEARDC No 00460002 Attorneyssblecl properly is sublet IO gener-Sale shall be sublet Io general tax- real estate whose nghts in and totransfer,is due within twenty-fourfee shall be paid by the mortgageeIween 3 p.m. and 5 p.m.only.Pursuant to the Fair Debt CollectionCode. 21762 Case Number, 13 CHal real enfuIe laxes, special assess-es, special assessments. the residential real estate arose pn-(24) hours. No fee shall be paid byacquiring the residential real estatePierce E Associates, Plaintiff's At-Practices Act, you are advised that015507 TJSC#: 34-16t3t NOTE:ments, orspecialtasesleviedPremise will NOT be open for in- or to the sale. The sublect properlythe mortgagee acquiring the resi-pursuant to its credif bid at the sale10mayo, 1 North Dearborn Streef.Plainliff's attorney is deemed to bePursuant to the Fair DebI Collectionagainst said real estate and is of-sped ion. is subtect to general real estate aa-dential real estate pursuant to itsor by any mortgagee,udgrnentChicago, Illinois60602.TeI.No,a debt collector attempling Io collectPractices Act, you are advised 15Sffared for sale withoul any represen-For informalion, contact Ihe salen es. special assessments, or specialcredit bid at the sale or by anycreditor, or other linnor acquiring(312) 476-5500. Refer to File Num-a debt and any informalion obtainedPlaintiff's attomey is deemed Io betation as to quality or quantity of titedepartment, FREEDMAN taxes levied against said real estatemortgagee, ludOment creditor,orthe residentialreal estate whoseber 1200736, will be used for that purpose. a debl collector attempting to collectand withouf recourse to Plaintiff andANSELMO LINDBERG LLC, 1771 and is offered for sale without anyother lienor acquiring the residentialrights in and fo the residential realINTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALES1630830 a debl and any informahon obtainedin AS 1S condition. The sale is fur-W. DieSI Road, Suite 120, NAPER- i representationastoqualityorreal estate whose ngfrts in sod toestate arose poor fo the sale TheCORPORATION 10/30, 11)6, 11113/14 *865730 will be used for that purpose Iher sub)ecl to confirmation by theVILLE, IL 60563, (630) 453-6960 qusntrtyoftitleand withoutre-the residential real estate arose pn-sub)ect property is sublect to gener-Selling Officer, (312(444-1122 631607 court, Upon payment infull of theFor bidding instraclions, visif course to Plaìntiff and rnAS IS.or to the sate The subtect properlyal real estate tases, speciat assess-1632018 10)30, 11/6, 11/13114 #865749 amount bid, the purchaser will re-www.fal-itlinois.com. Please refer condition. The sale is further sub-Is sublet to qenersl real estafe tax-masts,orspecialtasesieoiedills, 11/13, 11/20/14 #869625 cerne a Certificate of Sale that willto file number F13100372 CHOH 6 Pioneer Press (DC) Thursday, November 6, 2014 Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sates-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. For bidding instructions, visit One North Dearborn Street Suitethe residentialreal estate whoaèSKOKIE the purchaser to a deed to the realthe mortgagee scqurring the resi-Pierce S Associates, Plaintiff's At-Corporation at mw-w tlsc.com for a 7 al-illinois. corn 1300, CHICAGO, IL 60602. Tel No. rights in and to the residential realINTHE CIRCUIT COURT OFestate aher confirmation of the sale.dentist resi estate pursuant toitstorneys,tNorth Dearborn Street,day status report of pendintt vales. This is an attempt to collect a debt(312( 476-5500. Please refer to file estate arose prior to the sale, TheCOOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS Where a sate of real estate is madecredit bidat the sale or by anyChicago.Illinois60602.TeINs.PIERCE S pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection ASSOCIATES One number PAi2t3OE8. THE JUDI-subject property is subject to gener-COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHAN-to satisfy a lien prior to that of themortgagee, judgment creditor,or(312) 476-5500. Refer to File Num-North Dearbom Street Suite 1300 Practices Act and any informationCIAL SALES CORPORATION Oneal real estate tases, special assesa-CERY DIVISION United States, the United Statesother lienor acquiring the residentialber 1124915. CHICAGO, IL60602 (312) 476- obtained will be used for that pur-South Wacker Drive, 24th Floor,ments, orspecialtasesleviedDEVON BANK, AN ILLINOISshall have one year from the dale ofreal estate whose rights in and toINTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALES5500 Attorney File No. PA1ÖO5004 pose. Chicago, IL 60606-4650 (312) 236-against said real estate and is uf-BANKING CORPORATION; sale within which to redeem, euceptthe residential real estate arose pn-CORPORATION 629709 Attorney Code. 91220 Case Num- SALE You can also visit The Judi-fared for sale without any represen-Plaintiff, that with respect to a lien arisingor to the sale. The subject properlySellinOfficer, (312) 444-t 122 ber: 10 CH 9104 TJSC#: 34-14636 10/23, 10/30,11/6/14 #862231 cial Sates Corporation atlation as to quality or quantity of titlevs. under the internal revenue laws theis sublet to general real estate tas-16303 1630194 www.ljsc.com for a 7 day status re-and without recourse to Plaintiff andABDUL WAHID KHAN ANOperiod shall be 120 days or the peri-es, special assessments, or special10/23, 10/30, 11/6/14 #862230 10/23, 10/30, 11(6/14 #862228 port of pending sales. PIERCE 6in AS 1S condition. The sale io fur-Tf-4AREEM SIDDIQUI; od allowable for redemption undertaxes levied against said real estate SKOKIE ASSOCIATES One North DearbornIher sublet to confirmation by theUNKNOWN OWNERS AND NONState law, whichever is longer, andand is offered for sale without anySKOKIE SKOKIE INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OFStreet Saite 1300 CHICAGO, IL court. Upon payment in full of theRECORD CLAIMANTS; in any case in which, under the pro-representationastoqualityorIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-60002 (312( 476-5500 Attorney Fileamount bid, the purchaser will re-Defendants, visions of section 505 of the Hous-quantityoftitleand withoutre-COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN- TY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYNo. PAl213068AttorneyCode.ceìve a Certificate of Sale that will11 CH 31817 ing. Act of 1950, as amended (12course to Plaintiff and in 'AS ISTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIVISION 91220 Case Number: t2 CH 30468entitle the purchaser to a deed toNOTICE OF SALE U.S.C. 1701k), and subsection (d(condition. The sale is further sub-DIVISION DIVISION TJSC#: 34-16605 REVERSE MORTGAGE SOLU- the real estate aber confirmation ofPUBLIC NOTICE is hereby givenof section 3720 of title 38 of theecl to confirmation by the court.ASTORIAFEDERAL SAVINGSWELLS FARGO BANK, NA., SUC- TIONS, tNC 1632315 the sale. The property will NOT bethat pursuant to a Judgment ofUnited States Code, the right to re-Upon payment in full of the amountAND LOAN ASSOCIATION CESSOR BY MERGER TO WELLS Plaintiff, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20/14 #869632 open forinspection andplaintiffForeclosure entered in the abovedeem does not anse, there shall bebid,the purchaser willreceive aPlaintiff, FARGO BANK SOUTHWEST, N.A., makes no representation as to theentitled cause Intercounty Judicialno right of redemption. The propertyCertificate of Sale that will entitle CHICAGO TITLE LAND TRUST FKA WACHOVIA MORTGAGE SKOKIE condition of the properly. Prospec-Sales Corporation will on Tuesday,will NOT be open for inspection andthe purchaser to a deed to the realOANN HART AKA JOANNF58, FKA WORLD SAVINGS CO. AS SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE ivebidders are admonished INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF toNovember 25, 2014, at the hour ofplaintiff makes no representation asestate aher confirmation of the sate.SHAINWALD AKA JOANN CBANK, FSB UTA DTD 9/30161 KNOWN ASCOOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS check the court file Is verity all nf or-11 am. in their office at t20 Westto the condition of the property. Pro-The property will NOT be open forHART, DISCOVER BANK, OLDPlaintiff, TRUST NO. 104275, UNKNOWNCOUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHAN-mation. If this property is s condo-Madison Street, Suite 7t8A, Chica-upective bidders are admonished toinspection and plaintiff makes noORCHARD WEST CONDOMINIUM BENEFICIARIES OF CHICAGO TI-CERY DIVISION minium unit, the purchaser of thego, Illinois, sell to the highest biddercheck the court file to venfy all infor-representation as Io fhe condition ofASSOCIATION, UNKNOWN HEIRSADIL MIRZA,WELLS FARGO TLE LAND TRUST CO. AS SUC-JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, NA-unit at the foreclosure sale, otherfor cash, the following describedmationIf this property is a condo-the property.Pronpectise biddersAND LEGATEES OF JOANNBANK, NA S/B/M TO WELLS FAR- CESSOR TRUSTEE UTA DTDTIONAL ASSOCIATION; than a mortgagee, shall pay the as-mortgaged real estate: minium unit, the purchaser of theare admonished to check the courtHART, IF ANY, UNKNOWN OWN-GO BANK SOUTHWEST, NA F/K/A 9/30/81 KNOWN AS TRUST NO.Plaintiff, sesaments and the lequl fees re-Commonly known as 6723 Northunit al the foreclosure sale, otherfile to venfy allinformation.If thisERS AND NON-RECORD CLAIM-WACHOVIA MORTGAGE FSB, t04275, SHERRY UDANY, KARENvs. quired by The Condominium Prop-Drake Avenue, Skokie, IL 60077. than a mortgagee, shalt pay the as-property is a condominium unit, theANTS F/K/A WORLD SAVINGS BANK, HARLEy, UNKNOWN HEIRS ANDSILVIA P. OLIVA AKA SILVIA P.erty Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g)(1( andP.t.N 10-35-401-04t-0000. sessments and the legal fees re-purchaser of the unit at the loreclo-Defendants FSB LEGATEES OF PHYLLISNORIEGA; (g)(4).lt this property u a condo-The mortgaged real estate is a sin-quired by The Condominium Prop-sure sale, other than a mortgagee,10 CH9104 Defendants BIRNBAUM,IFANY, WILLIAM UNKNOWN OWNERS AND NONminium unit which in part of a cam-gte family residence. If the sublecterty Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g))1( andshall pay the assessments und the4700 OLD ORCHARD RD UNIT12 CH 26506 BUTCHER, SPECIAL REPRESEN-RECORD CLAIMANTS, mon interest community, the pur-mortgaged real estate is a unit of a)g))4(.If this property is a condo-legal fees required by The Condo-302 SKOKIE, IL 60076 8651 CRAWFORD AVENUE TATIVE OF THE DECEASEDDefendants, chaser of the unit at the foreclosurecommon interest community, theminium unit which in part of a corn-minium PropertyAct,765 ILCSNOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-SKOKIE, IL 60076 MORTGAGOR, PHYLLIS13 CH 27386 sale other than u mortgagee shallpurchaser of the unit other than amon interest community, the pur-605/9)g))1( and (g4(. If this prop-TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO- BIRN BA UM NOTICE OF SALE pay the assessments required bmortgagee shall pay the assess-chaser of the unit at the foreclosureerhy is a condominium unit which issuant to a Judgment of ForeclosureTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur- Defendants PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV-The CondominiumProperty Ac,ments required by subsection (g-1)sale other than a mortgagee shallpart of a common interest commun-and Sale enteredinthe abovesuant to a Judgment of Foreclosure 12 CH 30468 EN that pursuant to a Judgment of765 ILCS 605/18.5(q-t).IF YOUof Section 18.5 ofthe Condominiumpay the assessments required byity, the purchaser of the unit at thecause on August 20,2014,anandSale enteredinthe above 7652 KEDVALE AVENUE SKOKIE,Foreclosure and Sale entered in theARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME-Property Act. The Condominium PropertyAc),foreclosure saleotherthanaagent for The Judicial Sales Corpo-cause on August 21,2014,un IL 60076 above entitledcauseIntercountyOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHTSale terms: Bidders must present,765 ILCS 605/18.5(q-t(.IF' YOUmortgagee shall pay the assess-ration, will at tO:30 AM on Novem-agonI for The Judicial Sales Corpo- NOTICE 0F SALE PUBLIC NO-Judiciat Sales Corporation will onTO REMAIN IN POSSESSIONat the time of sale, a cashier's orARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME-ments required by The Condomini-ber 21, 2014, aI The Judicial Salesration, will at 10:30 AM on Novem- TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that por-Monday, December t, 20t4 at theFOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OFcertified check for 10% of the suc-OWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHTum Property Act, 765 ILCSCorporation, One South Wackerber 24, 2014, at The Judicial Sales suant to a Judgment of Foredosurehour of i t am. in their office at 120AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, INcesaful bid amount. The balance ofTO REMAIN IN POSSESSION605/18,5(g-1(. IF YOU ARE THEDrive - 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL,Corporation, One South Wacker and Sale enteredinthe aboveWest Madison Street, Suite 718A,ACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONthe successful bid shall be paidFOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OFMORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER(,60606, sell al public auction to theDnve - 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, Cause on September 25, 2014, anChicago, Illinois, nell at public auc-15-t701(C)OF THE ILLINOISwithin 24 hours, by similar funds.AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, INYOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO R- highest bidder, as sel forth below,60606, sell at public auction to the agent for The Judicial Sales Corpo-tion to the highest bidder for cash,MORTGAGE FORECLOSUREThe property will NOT be open forACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30the following described real estate'highest bidder, as set forth below. ration, will at 10:30 AM on Decem-as set forth below, the following de-LAW. Effective Muy ist, 20t4 youinspection. 15-t7Ot(C(OF THEILLINOISDAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN OR-Commonly known as 4700 OLDthe following descnbed real estate: ber 8, 2014, at The Judicial Salesscribed mortgaged real estate: will need u photo identification is-For information call Mr. Ernest D.MORTGAGE FORECLOSUREDER OF POSSESSION, IN AC-ORCHARD PlO UNIT 302, SKOKIE,Commonly known as 8651 CRAW- Corporation, One South WackerCommonly known as 83t3 Saintsued by a government agency (drin-Simon at Plaintiff's Attomey, LawLAW. Effective May tat, 2014 youCORDANCE WITH SECTION t 5-IL 60076 Property Index No. t O-10-FORD AVENUE, SKOKIE, IL 60076 Drive - 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL,Louis Avenue, Skokie, IL 60076. er's license, passport, etc.( in orderOthces ofErnest D. Simon, toswill need a photo identification ix-1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS MORT-100-028-1024. The real estate isProperty Indes No. 10-23-109-004- 60606, seIl at public auction to theP t N 10-23-402-052-0000. tu gain entry into the foreclosureWest Adams Street, Chicago,lIli-sued by a government agency (drin-GAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. Ef-improved with a brick condominium;0000, Property Index No,10-23- highest bidder, us set forth below,The mortgaged real estate ix im-sale room in Cook County and thesoin 60603. (312) 20s-1036. er's license, passport, etc.) in orderfective Muy lot, 2014 you will needno garage. Sale terms: 25% down109-005-0000. The real estate is the following described realproved with a single family resi-same identification for sales held atINTERCOUNrri JUDICIAL SALESto gain entry into the foreclosures photo identification issued by aof the highest bid by certified fundsimproved with a two story single eatateCommonly known as 7652dence. If the sublecf mortgaged realother county venues. For informa-CORPORATION sale room in Cook County and thegovernmentagency(deversIi-at the close of the sale payable tofamilyhome; nogarage.Sale KEDVALE AVENUE, SKOKIE,ILestate is a unit of a common inter-tion; Visit our website atSelling Officer, )3t2( 444-1122 sume identification for sales held stcense, passport, etc.(in order loThe Judicial Sales Corporation. Noterms: 25% down of the highest bid 60076 Property Indes No. ID-27-est community. the purchaser of theservice.atty-pierce.csm . between1631106 other county venues. For informs-gain entry into the foreclosure salethird party checks will be accepted.by certified funds at the close of the 229-067-0000. The real estate isunit other than u mortgagee shallthe hours of 3 and 5 pm. PIERCE S10/30, 11/6, 11/13/14 #865739 tion, examine the court file or con-room in Cook County and the sameThe balance, including the Judicialsale payable to The Judicial Sales improved withu white,bdck,ipay the assessments required byASSOCIATES, Plaintiff's Attorneys, tact Plaintiff's attorney: 000ILIS Sidentification fsr sales held at othersale fee for Abandoned ResidentialCorporation No third party checks story, single family home; 2 car de-subsection (g-1( of Section t8.5 ofOne North Dearborn Street Suite ASSOCIATES, P.C., tsWO3Ocounty venues. For information, ex-Property Municipality Relief Fund,will be accepted. The balance, in- tached garage. Sale terms: 25%the Condominium Property Act. t300, CHICAGO, IL 60602. Tel No.SKOKIE NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD,amine the court file or contact Plain-which is calculated on residentialcluding the Judicialsale fee for down of the highest bid by certifiedSale terms: tO% down by certified(3t2) 476-5500. Please refer to fileIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFSUITE100, BURR RIDGE,ILtiff's attorney: CODILIS S ASSOCI-real estate at the rate of $1 lar eachAbandoned Residential Property funds at the clone of the sale paya-funds, balance, by certified funds,number PA1109249. THE JUDI-COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-60527, (630) 794-9876 Please referATES, P.C., 15W030 NORTH$1 000 or fraction thereof oftheMunicipality Relief Fund, which is hIe to The Judicial Salen Corpora-within 24 hours.No refunds. TheCIAL SALES CORPORATION OneTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYtofile number 14-14--03244. THEFRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE 100,amount paid by the purchaser notcalculated on residentiul real estate lion, No third party checks will beproperty will NOT be opon for in-South Wacker Drive, 24th Floor,DIVISION ONEWEST BANK, N.A.JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATIONBURR RIDGE, IL 60527, (630) 794-to esceed $300, in certified funds/orat the rate of $1 for each $1,000 or accepted. The balance, includingspection Chicago, IL 60606-4650 (312) 236-F/K/A ONEWEST BANK, FSBOne South WackerDrive,24th9876 Please refer to file number 14-wire transfer, is due within twenty-fraction thereof of the amount paid the Judicial sale fee for Abandonedor information call Sales Depart-SALE You can also visit The Judi-(D/E/A FINANCIAL FREEDOM, AFloor,Chicago, IL 60606-465014-05872. THE JUDICIAL SALESfour (24) hours. No fee shall be paidby the purchaser not to euceed ResidentialPropertyMunicipalityment at Plaintiff's Attorney, Manleycisl Sales Corporation atDIVISION OF ONEWEST BANKL3t2) 236-SALE You can sIso visitCORPORATION One Southby the mortgagee acquiring the res-$300,incertifiedfunds/orwire Relief Fund, which s calculated onDean Kochatuki, LLC, One Eaotw.tjsc.com for a 7 day status re-N.A. FK,A ONEWEST BANK, FSB( The Judicial Sales Corporation atWacker Dnve, 24th Floor, Chicago,identiat real estate pursuant to itstransfer, is due within twenty-four residential real estate at the rate ofWackerDnve, Chicago, Illinoisport of pending sales PIERCE SPlaintiff, www.tjsc.com for a 7 day status re-IL 60606-4650 )312( 236-SALE V'sucredit bid at the sale or by any(24) hours. No fee shall be paid by $1 for each $1 000 or fraction there-60601. (614)220-5611. 13-ASSOCIATES One North Dearborn port of pending sales, CODILIS Scan also visit The Judicial Salesmortgagee, Iudgmenf creditor,orthe mortgagee acquinng the resi- of of lhe amount paid by the pur-029334 Street Suitet300 CHICAGO, ILUNKNOWN HEIRS ANDASSOCIATES, P.C. l5W03OCorporation at www.tjsc.com for a 7other lienor acquinng the residentialdential real estate pursuant to its chaser not to esceed $300, in certi-INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALES60602 (312) 476-5500 Altomey FileLEGATEES OF AUDREY M. FAY,NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD,day status report of pending sales.real estate whose rights in and tocredit bid at the sale or by any tied funds/or wire transfer, is dueCOR PORATtO N No.PAtt09249 AttorneyCode,UNITED STATES OF AMERICA -SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE, IL 60527CODILIS S ASSOCIATES, P.C.the residential real estate arose pv-mortgagee, judgment creditor,or within twenty-four (24) hours. NoSelling Officer, (312( 444-t t22 91220 Case Number: t t CH 22972DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND(630) 794-5300 Attorney File 140.t5Wo30 NORTH FRONTAGEor to the sale. The subject propertyother lienor acquiring the residential fee shall be paid by the mortgagee632032 TJSC#: 34-t 5383 URBAN DEVELOPMENT, ROY E.14-14-03244 Attorney ARDC No.ROAD, SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE,is subject to general real estate tax-real estate whose nghts in and to acquiring the residential real estate11/6, 11/13, 11/20/14 #869630 1631602 VEVrER, UNKNOWN OWNERS00468002 Attorney Code. 21762IL 60527 (630) 794-5300 Attorneyes, special assessments, or specialthe residential real estate arose pri- pursuanT to its credit bid at the sale 10/30,11/6,1l/13/14 #865747 AND NONRECORD CLAIMANTS,Case Number:f4 CH 004113File No. 14-14-05872Attorneytaxes levied against said real estateor lo the sale. The sublect property or by any mortga9ee, IudgmentSKOKIE GERALD NORDGREN, AS SPE-TJSC#: 34-15335 NOTE: PursuantAROC No. 00468002Anomeyand is uttered tor sale without anyio sublect IO general real estate tas- creditor, or other lienor acquiringINTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF CIAL REPRESENTATIVE FOR AU-to the Fair Debt Collection PracticesCode. 21762 Case Number 14 CHrepresentationastoqualityores, special assessments, or special the residential real estate whoseCOOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN- DREY M. FAY (DECEASED) De-Act, you are advised that Plaintiff's006977 TJSCff: 34-t3142 NOTE:quantity oftitleand withoutre-taons levied attainst said real estate ' rights in and fo the reaidential realTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY lendants attorney is deemed to be a debt col-Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collectioncoarse to Plaintiff and inAS 1Sand is offered'for sale without any estate arose prior to the sale. TheDIVISION SKOKIE 14 CH 004113 lector attempting to collect s debtPractices Act, you are advised thatcondition, The sale is further sub-representationastoqualityor sablent property is sublect to gener-NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE LLC IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF4858 OLD ORCHARD ROADand any informafion obtained will bePlaintiff's attorney in deemed to beecl to confirmation by the court.quantityoftitleand withoutre- al real estate tuses, special assess-Plaintiff, COOK COUNTY. ILLINOIS SKOKIE, IL 60077 used for that purpose. a debt collector attempting to collectUpon payment in full of the amountcourse toPlaintiff and inAS 1S rnenls,orspecialtaxeslevied COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHAN-NOTICE DF SALE PUBLIC NO-1630969 a debt and any information obtainedbid, the purchaser willreceive acondition. The sate is further sub- against said real estate and is of-VLADIMIR G. PALANT AKA VLADI-CERY DIVISION TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-10/30, 11/6, 11/13/14 #865732 will be used for that purpose Certificate of Sale that willentitleecl lo confirmation by the court. fared for sale without any represen-MIR PALANT AKA VLADIMIR D.COLE TAYLOR BANK; suant to s Judgment of Foreclousre 1630586 the purchaser to a deed to the realUpon payment in full of the amount talion as to quality or quantity ut titlePALANT, CONDOMINIUMS ATPlaintiff, andSale enteredinthe above 10/23, 10/30, 1116/14 #862233 estate aher confirmation of the sale.bid, the purchaser willreceive a and without recourse to Plaintiff andOLD ORCHARD MASTER ASSO-vs. cause on August 26,2014, an The property will NOT be open forCertificate of Sale that will entitle in AS 1S condition. The sale is fur-CIATION,INC.. OLD ORCHARDSTEVEN TAG; MAGGIE TAG AKAagent for The Judicial Sales Corpo-SKO Kf E SKOKIE inspection and plaintiff makes sothe purchaser to a deed to the real ther subject to confirmation by theCONDOMINIUMS BUILDING 3,ALINA MAGGIE TAG, ration, will at 10:30 AM on Decem-INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OFIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFrepresentation as to the condition ofestate after confirmation of the sale. court. Upon payment in full of theINC., SKOKIE APARTMENTS SOL-UNKNOWN OWNERS AND NONber t, 2014, aI The Judicial SalesCOOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS the properly. Prospective biddersThe properly will NOT be open for amount bid, the purchaser will re-UTIONS LLC, UNKNOWN OWN-RECORD CLAIMANTS; Corporation, One South WackerTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYCOUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHAN-are admonished to check the courtinspection and plaintiff makes no ceive a Certificate of Sale that willERS AND NON-RECORD CLAIM-Defendants, Dnve - 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL,DIVISION CERY DIVISION file to venfy all information.If thisrepresentation us to the condition of entitle the purchaser to u deed toANTS 14 CH 6408 60606, seIt at public auction to the8MO HARRIS BANK, N.A. CENLAR FSB property ix s condominium unit, thethe property. Prospective bidders the real estate aber confirmation ofDefendants NOTICE OF SALE highest bidder, as set forth below,Plaintiff, Plaintiff, purchaser of the unit at the foreclo-are admonished to check the court the sale. The property will NOT be11 CM 22972 PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby giventhe following described real estate: ya- sure sale, other than a mortgagee,file Io verity all information. If this open forinspection andplaintiff101t9 OLD ORCHARD COURTthat pursuant to a Judgment ofCommonly known as 4858 OLDFAIZA ABRAHAMS A/K/A FAllA K.GREGORY TSOY; BARCELONAshall pay the assessments and theproperty is a condominium unit, the makes no representation as to theUNIT 302 SKOKIE, IL 60076 Foreclosure entered in the aboveORCHARD ROAD. SKOKIE,ILABRAHAMS, ASHOURCONDOMINIUM legal fees required by The Condo-purchaser of the snrt al the forets- condition of the property. Prospec-NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-entitled casse Intercounty Judicial60077 Property Indes No.10-09-ABRAHAMS NK!A ASHOUR K.ASSOCIATION #3; minium PropertyAct,765 ILCSsure sale, olher fhan a mortgagee, livebiddersare admonished toTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-Sales Corporation will on Tuesday,203-039/055. The real estate is im-ABRAHAMS Defendants Defendants, 605/9(g((t( and (g)(4(.If this prop-shall pay the assessments and the check the court file lo verity all ist or-suant fo a Judgment of ForeclosureNovember 25, 2014, at the hour ofprovedwith a residence,Sale14 CH 006977 12 CH5637 erty is a condominium unit which islegal fees required by The Condo- mation. If this property is a cundo-and Sale enteredin the abovelt um. in their office at t20 Westterms: 25% down of the highest bid4322 W DEMPSTER STREETPUBLIC NOTICE is hereby givenpart of a common interest commun-minium Property Act,765 ILCS minium unit. the purchaser of thecause on September 2, 2014, anMadison Street, Suite 7tbA, Chica-by certified funds at the close of theSKOKIE, IL 60076 that pursuanttos Judgment ofity, the purchaser of the unit at the605/9(g((l( and (g))4).If this prop- unit at the foreclosure sale, otheragent for The Judicial Saies Corpo-go, Illinois, sell to the highest biddersale payable to The Judicial SalesNOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-Foreclosure entered in the aboveforeclosure saleotherthan aerty is a condominium unit which io than s mortgagee, shalt pay the as-ration, will at 10:3.0 AM on Decem-for cash, the following describedCorporation. No third party checksTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-estitted cause on August 20, 2014,mortgagee shall psy the assess-part of a common interest commun- sesuments and the legal fees re-ber 3, 20t4, at The Judicial Salesmortgaged real estate. will be accepted. The balance, in-suant to a Judgment of Foreclosurelntercouoty Judicial Sales Corpora-mests required by The Condomini-ity, the purchaser of the unit at the qurred by The Condominium Prop-Corporation, One Sooth WackerCommonly known au 9435 Loretcludinq the Judicial sale fee forand Sale entered inthe abovelion will on Fnday, November 21,um Property Act,765 ILCSforeclosuresaleotherthan a erty Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g)(t) andDrive - 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL,Ave, , Skokie, IL 60077. AbandonedRexidentialPropertycause on July 22, 2014, an agent2014, st the hour of t t um. in their605-t8.5(tt-t(.IF YOU ARE THEmortgagee shall pay the assess- (g)(4).Ifthis property is a condo-60606, seIl at public auction to theP I N. tO-t6-t09-037. Municipality Relief Fund, which isfor The Judicial Sales Corporation,office at 120 West Madison Street,MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER),mento required by The Condomini- minium unit which is part of u corn-highest bidder. as set forth below,The mortgaged reel estate is a sin-calculated on residential real estatewill st 10:30 AM on December t,Suite 7t8A, Chicago. Illinois, sell toYOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO RE-um PropertyAct, 765 ILCS mon interest community. the pur-the following described real estate:gle family residence. If the sablentat the rate of $1 for each $1 000 or2014, at The Judicial Sales Corpo-the highest bidder for cash, the fol-MAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30605/18.5(q-t(. IF YOU ARE THE chaser of the unit at the foreclosureCommonly known au 101t9 OLDmortgaged real estate is a unit of afraction thereof of the amount paidration, One South Wacker Dnve -lowing described property: DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN OR-MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), sale other than a mortgagee shallORCHARD COURT UNIT 302,common interest community, theby the purchaser notto exceed24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606,PIN. tO-16-204-0t9-1025. DER OF POSSESSION, IN AC-YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO RE- pay the assessments required bySKOKIE, IL 60076 Property Indexpurchaser of the unit other than u$300,incertifiedfunds/orwiresell at public asclion Io the highestCommonly known sa 9529 BRONXCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-MAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 The Condominium PropertyAct,No, tO-tO-t02-025-1022. The realmortgagee shall pay the assess-transfer, is due within twenty-fourbidder, as set forth below, the fol-AVENUE UNIT 205, SKOKIE,IL1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS MORT-DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN OR- 765 ILCS 605118.5(Q-t).IF YOUestate is improved with a tan woodmesta required by subsection (g-t)(24) hours, No fee shall be paid bylowing described real estate: Corn-60076, GAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. Ef-DER OF POSSESSION, IN AC- ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME-condominium building. Sale terms'of Section 18.5 of the Condominiumthu mortgagee acquiring the resi-monly known as 4322 W.The mortgaged real estate isim-fective May lot, 2014 you will needCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15- OWNERI, YOU HAVE THE RIGHT25% down of the highest bid by cnr-Property Act. dentist real estate pursuant to foDEMPSTER STREET, SKOKIE, ILproved with a condominium resi-s photo identification issued by s1701(C( OF THE ILLINOIS MORT- TO REMAIN IN POSSESSIONtified funds at the close of the saleSale terms: Bidders must present,credit bid at the sale or by any60076 Properly Index No, 10-15-dence The purchaser of the unitgovernment agency(dnver's li-GAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. Ef- FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OFpayable to The Judicial Sales Cor-at the time of sale, a cashier's ormortgagee, ludgment creditor,or429-039. The realestateisim-other than s mortgagee shall puycense, passport, etc.)in order tofeclise May ist, 2014 you will need AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, INporation. No third party checks willcertified check for 10% of the suc-other lienor acquiring the residentialprovedwith aresidence,Salethe assessments and the legal feesgain entry into the foreclosure salea photo identification issued by a ACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONbe accepted. The balance, includin censfal bid amount. The balance ofreal estate whose rights in and toterms: 25% down of the highest bidrequired by subdivisions (gl) androom in Cook County and the samegovernmentagency (driver'sIi- 15-t701(ClOF THE ILLINOISthe Judicial sale fee for Abandone the successful bidshall be paidthe residential real estate arose p5-by certified funds at the close of the(g4) of Section 9 of the Condomin-identification for sales held al othercense, passperf, etc.)in order to MORTGAGE FORECLOSUREResidentialPropertyMunicipalitywithin 24 hours, by similar funds.or to the sale. The sublect propertysale payable to The Judicial Salesum Property ActSale termo: 25%county venues Forinformation:gain entry into the foreclosure sale LAW Effective May tat, 20t4 youRelief Fund, which is calculated onThe property will NOT be open foris subloct to general real estate tax-Corporation. No third party checksdown by certified funds, balanceVisit our website atservice.stty-room in Cook County and the same will need a photo identification is-residential real estate at the rate ofinspection. es, special assessments, or specialwill be accepted. The balance, in-within 24 hours, by certified funds.pierce.com. between the hours of 3identdication for sales held at other sued by a government agency (driv-$1 for each St 000 or fraction there-For information call Ms. Susan A.tases levied against said real estatecluding the Judicial sate fee forNo refunds, The property will NOTand 5 pm. PIERCE S ASSOCI-countyvenues.Forinformation: era Iicenxe, pasuport, etc.( in orderof of the amount paid by the pur-StoddardatPlaintiff'sAttorney,and is offeredfor sale without anyAbandonedResidentialPropertybe open for innpection,Upon pay-ATES,Plaintiff'sAttorneys, OneVisitsur websiteatservice.atly- to gain entry into the foreclosurechaser not to euceed $300, in certi-Latimer LeVayFyock,LLC,55representationastoqualitysrMunicipality Relief Fund, which isment in full of the amount bud, theNorth Dearborn Street Suite 1300,pierce.com. between the hosts of 3 sate room in Cook County und thefied funds/or wire transfer,is dueWest Monroe Street, Chicago, lIti-quantityoftitleand withoutre-calculated on residential real estatepurchaser wilt receive a CertificateCHICAGO, IL 60602. Tel No. (312)and 5 pm. PIERCE S ASSOCI- same identification for sales held utwithin twenty-four (24) hours. Nonois 60603. ((3l2( 422-8000. course to Plaintiff and inAS IS.at the rate of $1 for each $1,000 orof Sale which will entitle the pur-476-5500. Please refer Is file num-ATES,Plaintiff'sAttorneys, One other county venues. For informa-fee shall be paid by the mortgageeINTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALEScondition. The sale is further sub-fraction thereof of the amount paidchaser to u Deed to the premisesber PA100SOO4. THE JUDICIALNorth Dearborn Street Suite 1300, tion, Visit our webuite atacquiring the residential real estateCORPORATION ecl to confirmation by the court.by the purchaser not to exceedafter confirmation of the sale. SALES CORPORATION One SouthCHICAGO, IL 60602. Tel No. (312) ser'vice.atty-pierce.com. betweenpursuant to its credit bid at the saleSelling Officer, (312)44-4-1122 Upon payment in full of the amount$300. in certifiedfunds/orwireFor information: Visit our website atWacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago,476-5500. Please refer lo file sum- the hours of 3 and 5 pm. PIERCE 6or by any mortgagee, judgment1631111 bid, the purchaser will receive atransfer,is due within twenty-fourhsp://service.alty-pierce.com. Be-IL 60606-4650 (312) 236-SALE V'suber PAl211173. THE JUDICIAL ASSOCIATES, Plaintiffs Attorneys,credifor, or other lienor acquirino10/30, 11/6, 11/13/14 #885742 Certificate of Sale that willentitle124) hours, No tee shall be paid bybenes 3 p.m. and 5 p.monly.can also visit The Judicial SalesSALES CORPORATION One South Thursday, November 6, 2014 Pioneer Press (DC) 7 Judicial Sales-Real Est. Bid Notice Bid Notice Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicarto, LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE . IL 60606-4650 (312) 236-SALE You CITY OF PARK RIDGE CITY OF PARK RIDGE can alsovisit The Judicial Sales INVITATION TO BID INVITATION TO BID BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY Corporation at wew.rfsc.com for a 7 day status tepori of pendinq sales CCTV SEWER INSPECTION REMOTE READ WATER PIACE & ASSOCIATES One PW-FY15-10 METER PURCHASE Accounting Concrete Gutters Misc. Services To PLACE A North Dearborn Street Suife 1300The City of Park Ridge will re- PW-FY1 5-11 CHICAGO,IL 60602 (312) 476-ceive sealed bid proposals toThe City of Park Ridge wìll re- JOHN'S GUTTER SERVICE Christmas LIghtIng 5500 Attorney File No. PAl211173provide CCTV Sewer Inspection,ceive sealed bid proposals to TO PLACE AN AD N CUSTOM CONCRETE Gutter CleaningRepairs Put up - Take Down Attorney Code. 91220 Case Num- Outdoor Decorations inaccordance withSpecifica-supply Remote Read Water Me- Maintenance Gutter Covers ber:12 CH 26506 TJSC# 34- OUR LOCAL SERVICE 35 Years in Business 708-485-1234 CLASSIFIED 14684 tions and Contract Documentstars, in accordance with Specifi- . Patios Foundations 25 Yrs. Exp. 847-827-5353 Digrightin,com 1630038 No. PW-FY15-10.Biddoca-cations and Contract Documents DIRECTORIES . Driveways 10123,10/30,11/6/14 #862223 ments, including general candi-No.PW-FYI5-lt. Biddocu- Painting-Decorating monts, including general condi- Stam.ed & Colored Handyman lions. statement of work, and PLEASE CALL forms, may be obtained at Parktions,statemenf of work, and 630-469-6898 Any type of home repairl Electncal,1-847- 299-1005 1-847- 222-0589 AD, CALL Plumbing, Carpentry, Painting, Al FRITZ & SON PAINTING Ridge City Hall, ist Floor Cash-forms, may be obtained at Park 847-998-3400 #2 Licensed/Insured LEGAL ier,505ButlerPlace,ParkRidge City Hall, i st Floor Cash- BR/BsmntiKitchen Remodeling & tnt/ExtFree Est. Wallpaper more, Free Estimates! Ridge, IL or online atier,505ButlerPlace,Park Call Jerzy 847-571 -4397 or email: IL or at A Sales Consultant will Fencing www.parkridge.us. A deposit forRidge, online [email protected] KASAL the documents is not required. www.parkridge.us. A deposit for help you place your ad. PaintIng & Decorating 847-998-3400 Adoption All general questions regardingtIre documents s not required. BRECKENRIDGE FENCE Interior / Exlerior Assumed Name this Legal Notice and all detailedAll general questions regarding Chain, Link & Wood Fences Hauling Painting & Wailpapering questions concerning the actualthis Legal Notice and all detailed Installation & Repairs WaIl Washing Auction- Real Estate qualifications document shall bequestions concerning the actual BEST PRICES 847-729-5137 RED'S HAULING SERVICE FREE ESTIMATES OR VISIT Bid Notice directed to Jim McGuire, Pro-qualifications document shall be Complete Clean Out Service Call Steve (630)968.5593 curement Officer, in writing or e-directed to Jim McGuire, Pro- Garage Doors, Openers Family owned for over 50 years Divorce mail to [email protected] curement Officer, in writing or e- Cleaning 847-409-4860 Tiling no less than live (5) businessmail to [email protected] FOREST GARAGE DOORS PIONEERLOCAL(OM/tI.ASSIFIEDS Foreclosures dayspriortothescheduledno less than hve (5) businessPOLISH LADY will clean your Family Owned Since 1946 MR. GROUT priortothescheduled SalesServiceInstallation FIND MORE OCA1 JOBS AT 224-310-8994 Foundation Notices opening date. days home/apt, English speaking, TILE GROUT REPAIR The bid opening will be held onopening date. Exp. Anna 708-539-1826 708.652- 9405 I 630-99-9416 PIONEERLOCALCOWVAONSTER EUROPEAN CRAFTSMAN Judicial Sales Tuesday, November 25, 2014 atThe bid opening will be held on 10:00am CST,at Park RidgeTuesday, November 25, 20t4 at Mechanics Liens City Hall, at which time all bids10:00am CST, at Park Ridge Name Change will be publicly opened and read.City Hall, at which time all bids All bids must be received prior towill be publicly opened and read. Probate the date and time shown above.All bids must be received prior to ILLINOIS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING NETWORK Public Hearings Bidstransmittedbytacsimilethe date and time shown above, (fas) will not be accepted. Bidstransmittedby facsimile Public Notices Bids must be submittedina(fao) will not be accepted. sealed envelope marked in theBids must be submitted in a Storage - Legal lower hand comer: sealed envelope marked in the $3000 Sign On Bonus, $65K- loft " DO ADVERTISING CAMPERS/RVS HELP WANTED Take Notices NOT OPEN - CCTV SEWERlowerlefthand comer: DO $75KAnnually! Experienced INSPECTIONPW-FY15-10 -NOT OPEN - REMOTE READ SERVICES Class A CDL Dnvers Wanted! Assumed Name BID OPENING: November 25,WATER METER PURCHASE Cotmans RV - We buy/consi9n Can You Dig It? Heavy 2014 - 10:00AM CST. AddressPW-FY15-11 - BID OPENING: Home Equipment Operator Training! Dedicated Customer, ASSUMED NAME the bid to Mr. Jim McGuire, Pro-November 25, 2014 - 10:00AM Need to piace your dassfied ad used Campers & RVs 217-787- Notice is hereby given, pursuan Weekly and Excellent Benefits. curement Officer, City of ParkCST. Address the bid to Mr. Jim 8653 ww'.cmansrv.com 3 Week Program. Bulldozers, to An Act in relation to the useRidge, 505 Butler Place, ParkMcGuire, Procurement Officer, throughout ((mois? Ca)) Call866.409-6033orapply of an Assumed Business NameRidge, IL 60068. City of Park Ridge, 505 Butler Backhoes, Excavators. Letime ((mois Press Advethsing in the conduct or transaction of11/6/14 #871915 Place, Park Ridge, IL 60068. CAREER/EDUCATION online www.DRIVEJTC.com Business in the State,"as 11/6/14 #871923 Service 217-241-1700 or vIsIt Job Placement Assistance with amended,thata certdication LEGAL NOTiCE National Cettitications was registered by theunder- CITY OF PARK RIDGE www.i)linoispress.org AIRLINE CAREERS START DRIVERS: Tired of OTR We signed with the County Clerk of REQUEST of QUALIFICATION VA Benefits Eligìble! INVITATiON TO BID HERE - BECOME AN have THE OPPORTUNITY for Cook County. Registration Num-FiRE HYDRANT PURCHASE PROPOSAL FOR (866) 262-3x7 ber: D14139907 on October 24, PW-FYI 5-09 ANTIQUES AVIATION MAINTENANCE YOU! $6000 Sign-On, ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES 2014, Under the Assumed NameThe City of Park Ridge will re- Sunset Ridge School District No. TECH, FM APPROVED $66,000/year, Home Weekly, 2- of ceivo sealed bid proposals to RUMMAGE-A-RAMA! HELP WANTED KMPHOTO supply Fire Hydrants, in accord-29 is seeking Request for Quali- fications(RFQ) fromqualified TRAINING. FINANCIAL AID 3 Day Routes. 9-Months l/T with the business located at 170ancawifhSpecificationsand WI State Fair Park, Milwaukee Archifectural lirios to provide Ar- DRIVERS Required.Appj: KingLane,DesPlaines, ILContract Documents No. PW- November 15-16 Vintage. IF QUALIFIED. Expenence 60016. The true and realfullFY15-09. Bid documents, includ-chitectural Services. JOB PLACEMENT www.M8Mcareers coIn name(s) and residence addressinggeneralconditions,state-The RFQ document will be avail- Flatbed Dnvers able upon request. via e-mail CollectIbles, Gifts. C)oseouts. Starttng of the owner(s)/partner(s) is: Ka-ment of work, and forms, may ASSISTANCE, therine Mistarz, 170 King Lane,be obtained at Park Ridge Cityonly, by contacting' Crafts, Jewelry, Antiques, Mileage Pay up to .41cpm. NEW TRUCKS ARRMNG Des Plaines, IL 60016, USA. Hall, ist Floor Cashier, 505 But-Tom Beerheide, ChIef School CALL AIM Business Official Household, MORE! Saturday Heath Ins ,401K. $59 daily EXPERIENCED OIR 10130, 11/6, 11/13/14 #867427 1er Place, Park Ridge, IL or on- 800.481.8312 line at www.parkridge.us. A de- Sunset Ridge School 9-4 Sunday 9-3 Per Diem pay. Home DRIVERS VAN DIVISION. posit for the documents is not District 29 Vendor 120+ Sellers Weekends. 800-648-9915 or required. 525 Sunsel Ridge Road Runs 48 States. heavy from Northfleld, IL 60093 HEALTH All general questions regarding 414-375-2024 ww.w boydandsons.com WI to Philadelphia- Batimore- Bid Notice this Legal Notice and all detailed 847-881 -9457 questions concerning the actualbeerheidet@sunsetridge29. wwwrummage-a-rarna.com OVER 50 Recommend MD area. Flex home me. LEGAL NOTICE org Class A CDL Truck Dnvers CITY OF PARK RIDGE qualifications document shall be testing Only $10 for a packof 99% No-Touch, Top Pay! directed to Jim McGuire, Pro-Questions concerning the RFQ Hogan is Hiring! Dedicated & REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS may be addressed ONLY via e- BOATS ELECTRICITY curement Officer, in writing or e- 3 tests Order today: OTR Runs. Daily. Weekly, Bi- Vacatiort/4OlKNislon/Dental/ mail to [email protected] mail to: AGGREGATION Tom Beerheide CFM Services, Inc no less than five(5) business THE BOAT DOCK We Buy & Weekly Horneme DIsability/Health. Require PROCUREMENT Chief School Business optìons, dayspriortothescheduled 3165 Venant Road, Downers Class A CDL, 2yrs OTR exp. REF#201 4-01 Official ConsIgn Used Boats! 217.793- Great Pay & Sign-On Bonuses The City of Park Ridge, as partopening date. The bid opening will be held onbeerheidet@ sunsetridge29, Grove. IL 630-271-1866 Email: good MVR/ References oftheNorth Shore Electricity org 7300 theboatdoc corn Call today! 866-906-8327 Aggregation Consortium, is so-Tuesday, November 25, 2014 at 10:00am CST, at Park RidgeFive (5) copies and one (t) elec- [email protected] Call Ruth/Mike liciting sealed bid proposals from Ironic Adobe PDF file(viae- certified ARES to supply electricCity Hall, at which time all bids COLONCANCERSELF ill, Inc. 1100.558.2684 will be publicly opened and read.mail) of Statements of Qualifica- power and energy for, and ar- lions and performance data are SCREENINGTEST.COM www.TTltrucking.com range for associated delivery to,All bids must be received prior to the date and time shown above.due by tO:00 am., on Tuesday, accounts located¡n the Corn- November 25, 2014 at the Dis- monweslth Edison (ComEd) de-Bidstransmittedbyfacsimile (fas) will not be accepted. trict Office: livery service area,inaccord- Sunset Ridge Schoot Bids must be submittedina ance withSpecificationsand District 29 Contract Documents REFf* No.sealed envelope marked in the 525 Sunset Ridge Road e 2014-01Oid documents, includ-lower lefthand comer:' DO NOT OPEN - FIRE Northfield, IL 60093 nggeneralconditions,state- Attention: Tom Beerheide ment of work, and forms, mayHYDRANTS PURCHASE PW- FY15-09 - BtD OPENING: No-Statement of Qualification Pro- be obtained at Park Ridge City posaIs received after said time Hall, Ist Floor Cashier, 505 But-veinber 25, 2014- 10:00AM CST, Address the bid to Mr. Jimwill not be accepted nor consid- lar Place, Park Ridge, IL or on- ered by the District. line at www.parkridge.us. A de-McGuire, Procurement Officer, City of Park Ridge. 505 ButlerThe Board of Education of Sun- posit tor the documents is not set Ridge School District No. 29 required. Place, Park Ridge, IL 60068. 11/6/14 #871921 reserves the right to reject any Bids are due on November 24, or all RFO5, to accept RFQ5 in 2014 at 4:00pm CST, at City of whole or in part, and to waive Highland Park; bids transmitted any irregularities or defects in by facsimile (tas) will not be ac- any RFQ.The contract will be cepted. Bids must be submitted To PEACE awarded, if at all, to one or more in a sealed envelope marked in qualìfied firms, considering con- the lower left hand comer: form'rty wlth the RFQ Specifica- NORTH SHORE ELECTRICITYYOUR GARAGEtion, terms of delivery,quality AGGREGATION CONSORTI- and serviceability and such other UM RFP. Bids are due to Ms. factors as determined by the The Illinois Classified Advertising Network (CAN) provides Pìoneer Press and tDngs with advertising of a national appeal. Ghida S. Neukirch, City of High-SALE AD, CALLBoard of Education. All deci- land Park, 1701 St. John Ave- nions of the Board of Education To advertise in thìs section. please call CAN directly at (21 7) 241 -1 700, & nue, Highland ParIr, IL 60035. shall be considered 1mal 11/6/14 #872113 Board of Education Both Pioneer Press and the Doings recommend discretion when responding, Please refer questions and comments directly to CAN, 847-998-3400 Sunset Ridge School District 29 11/6/14 #871000 Bids Bids Pay- Pay- accepted. accepted. units will be #864021 Unit availability Unit availability . (ALL DATE: Tuesday Payment must be made IN THE Skokie, IL 60077 Payment must be made Storage . Legal Storage DATE: 11/25/2014 November 25, 2014 November 25, Il. UP SELF STORAGE TO BE HELD AT: THE TO BE HELD AT: Road, 5250 West Golf AM BEGINS AT: 11:30 3850 West Devon Ave, BEGINS AT: 10:00 AM YOUR AD Lincolnwood, IL, 60712 TO PLACE NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE NOTICE OF PUBLIC LOCK UP SELF STORAGE LOCK UP SELF NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE RENT YOUR WITH EASE TO BE HELD AT: THE LOCK APARTMENT OEASSI FI EDS. 847-998-3400 CONDITIONS: All CONDITIONS: sold to the highest bidder. en- taken only for each unit in its tirety. by CASH OR CREDIT CARD. No personal checks All goods must be removed from the unit within 24 hours, ment due immediately upon ac- ceptance of bid, subject to prior settlement of ac- count. Unit 2077 Ryan Seltz Unit 3403 Angelle Massion 1116, 11/13/14 #865074 CONDITIONS: All units will be sold to the highest bidder. taken only for each unit in its en- tirefy. by CASH OR CREDIT CARD. No personal checks All goods must be removed from the unit within 24 hours. ment due immediately upon ac- ceptance of bid. subject to prior settlement of ac- count. Unit# 1 1 67 LaDonna D, Ignoffo Unit# 308 DahI, David B Unit# 1107 Anderson, Mike Unit# 3128 Tinimbang, Richard UniI# 3254 Siegel, Elaine Unit# 3265 Dinkha, Sarge Unit# 3301 Barcham, James 11/6, 11/13/14 _ = by Act, Unit Bids certified or Facility Hackney Herceg #871853 #867006 Cavanaugh Tooley #869476 3:pm Robel Tsegaye card At , Self Storage Storage All goods must be re- Poullain 773-755-1 900 Self Storage 773-561-003 Date: Friday All goods must be re- 350 W. Kinzie DATE: 11/21/14 No personal checks ac- Payment must be made Begins at: 1pm No personal checks xc- Fax 773-561-5267 P-312-464-1900 Chicago IL, 60640 1930 N. Clybourn credit Storage . Legal Storage 1800 W Foster Ave 1800 W Foster Chicago, IL, 60614 1 33 Tenant: Barton Faist 2525 W. Armitage Chicago, IL 60647 TO BE HELD AT: fax 312-329-1362 Chicago, IL 60654 Foster Ravenswood UP SELF STORAGE November 21, 2014 BEGINS AT i i :30 AM 1 202 Eric Johnson Auction Date il-14-14 Auction Date Notice of Public Sale BEGINS AT: 2:30 P.M. THE LOCK UP STORAGE NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE DATE: November 21, 2014 To be held at: The Lock Up Notice is hereby given that pur- Notice is hereby TO BE HELD AT: THE LOCK suant to Section 4 of the Self- Service State of Illinois, the undersigned will sell at a public sale by com- petitive bidding ori: Unit #1 1 0 Rosa Echevarria, box- es and personal items. Unit#6645 personal items. Unit#46 Steven Sylas : boxes Und#3001, Doan Van Net Res- 10/30,11/6/14 #864208 by cash, credit card, or certified y upon acceptance of bid. taurant Supply. CONDITIONS: All units will be sold to the highest bidder. taken only for each unit in its en- tirety. funds, cepted. moved from the unit within 24 hours. Payment due immediate- availability subject to prior seIt le- ment of account. Unit : Unit: 535 Tenant: Angela Unit: 1026 Tenant: Lindsey Unit: 4202 Tenant: David Unit:4509 Tenant: Christian 11/6, 11/13/14 Conditions: All units will be sold to the highest bidder, Bids taken only for each unit in its entirety. Payment must be made cash, funds. cepted. moved from the unit within 24 hours, Payment due immediate- ly upon acceptance of bid. Unit availability sublect to prior settle- ment of account, Unit 1061 Barton Faist Unit 1062 Barton Faist Unit 1063 Barton Faist Unit 1064 Barton Faist Unit 2048 Abel Greenwald Unit 2434 Christopher Johnson Unit 3010A Armida Arguelles Unit 3057 George Tankersley Unit 3126 Jose Montero Unit 3230 Tyrue Jones Unit 3439 Tyrue Jones Unit 3449 Benlamln Hicks 11/6, 11/13/14 CONDITIONS: All units will be sold to the highest bidder. Bids taken only for each unit in its en- tirety. Payment must be made by certified check or money or- der only. No personal checks or cash accepted. All goods must be removed from the unit within 24 hours, Payments due mme- diately upon acceptance of bid. Unit availability subiect fo prior settlement of account, Unit Unit 1534 Jay Hwang Unit 1904 Jenny Sepulveda Unit 1920 Jean-Charles- Unit 551 6 Charles Campbell 11/6, 11/13/14 25, the Bird Hig- Sec. with Sec, Rose- U.S.C. These Section in because Storage Office of following Wild in one or 16 said items 200, U.S.C. in the November Act, Endangered Spe- 11 3372, accordance Suite interested indicated at Such claim must be t development plan (Aft PD-i 3-04: in IS HEREBY GIVEN #871845 Regulations, fo the United States Act, Sec. LEGAL NOTICE Public Notices Public INTENT TO FORFEIT dates Public Hearings Tuesday, a proposed park develop- persons SELL IT FAST. 847-998-3400 NOTICE OF SEIZURE AND NOTICE OF SEIZURE DON'T NEED IT? ZONING CASE NUMBERS: Notice is hereby given that the Notice is hereby of the United States Department commencing a Interior is hereby were seized life products, which area of Illinois on in the Chicago more violations of any of the fol- lowing laws: 1 538, the Marine Mammal Pro- 16 1371-1372, the Lacey Act, U.S.C. forfeiture proceeding against the forfeiture proceeding of wildlife or wild- following items the they were involved cies Act, Title 16 U.S.0 tection Conservation Sec. 4901-4916 or the African 16 Elephant Conservation Act, U.S.C. Sec. 4221-4245. to items are subject to forfeiture 16, the United States under Title U.S.C. Sec. 1540(e), 16 U.S.C. Sec. 1377, or 16 U.S.C. Sec. 3374 and Title 50, Code of Fed- eral Regulations, Section 12.23. Any person with an ownership or financial interest who desires to claim them must file a claim with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Law Enforcement, 10600 gins Road, mont, IL 60018, Telephone 847- 298-3250. received by the above office by If a proper claim is not received December 22, 2014. The claim will be transmitted to the U.S. Attorney for institution of a forfei- turo action in US. District Court. by the above office by such date, the items will be declared forfeited and disposed of according to law. Any person who has an in- terest in the items may also file with the above office a petition for remission of forfeiture in ac- cordance with Title 50, Code of Federal 12.24, which petition must be re- ceived in such ottico before dis- position of the items, costs may also be assessed. File Number: 2014304t33 Seizure Date: 09/19/2014 Value: $1,49S.00 Items: One (1) jacket with Sable (Martes zibellina) fur trim 11/6, 11113, 11/20/14 #870391 NOTICE that a public hearing will be held on 2014, at 7:00 p.m. before the Planning and Zoning Commis- sion in the City Council Cham- bers of Park Ridge City Hall, 505 Butler Place, ParIr Ridge, Illinois, when the following matter will be considered: Application for a special use for a planned development review for ment, and any exceptions as may be requested as part of this application, property, Section 5.6 of the Zoning Ordi- nance of the City of Park Ridge, commonly known as: 733 North Prospect Avenue Hall. Planning and Zoning 11/6/14 for a stage All above described matter are invit- od to attend and will be heard. The case file for this matter is available for review in the De- partment of Community Preser- vation and Development in City Joe Baldi, Chairman Commission at at by N. 9 OF (Form 13 CV regular Mr. John FRIDAY- LIBRARY 4613 minor, available HARWOOD 60706-4690. hereby given a COURT within 10 days Report during skill or material is #871407 IL THURSDAY, Person: PM. #871389 PUBLIC 1, 2013 THROUGH AVE, ¡n room 0202 being LIBRARY, County, Illinois Practices Act, you are Practices Act, of Foreclosures Annual AUDIT REPORT Name Change CIRCUIT Public Notices PUBLIC LIEN SALE Notice of Publication Mechanics Liens Tolochnyy, inspection Case # 14-M2-002366 PRIVATE FOUNDATION Foundation Notices In The Circuit Court For Cook Code, Case Number 34-15924 NOTE: 03503 TJSC#' Fair Debt Col- Pursuant fo the lection s attorney advised that Plaintiff a debt collector is deemed fo be a debt and attempting to collect obtained will be any information used for that purpose. 10/29, 11/5, 12/2014 867809 990PF) of the Jean Paul Ohadi Memonal Foundation, a private its principal office,1230 N. Dear- born Pkwy, Chicago, IL 60610, business hours by any citizen Foundation's Principal Manager is Paul Ohadi. 11/6/14 Notice is hereby given that on December 6, 2014, a sale will The foundation, for the year ending June 30, 2014, is tor who requests it from the date of this notice. The be held at: Mr. D's Towing & Au- to Sales, 300 E. 69th St., Chica- go, IL 60637 to sell the following articles to enforce a lien existing under the laws of the State of II- linois against such articles for la- bor, services, enpended upon a storage fur- nished for such articles at the re- quest of the following designat- ed persons, unless such articles are redeemed within thirty (30) days of the publication of this notice, Name Heard, 1537 W. 82nd St., Chica- go, IL 60620 & Drive Financial Services, P.O. Box 560583, DaI- las, Tesas 75356-0583 VehIcles: 2006 Dodge Charger RIF 4 door black NOTICE OF AVAILABLITY OF VIN #2B3KA53H26H4761 32 Amount of Lien: $3,500.00 11/6, 11/13, 11/20/14 #870291 State of Illinois County of Cook In The Matter of the Petition of llya Svitlana Royf, his mother For COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS Change of Name to lIya Royf Public Notice that on January 14, 2015, 9:30 AM, one of the retum days in the Cir- cuit Court of the County of Cook, I will file my petition in said court praying for the change of my name from Ilya Tolochnyy to that of Ilya Asyl, pursuant to the stat- ute in such case made and pro- vided. Dated at November 3, 2014 Signature of Petitioner /5/ Svitlana Royf 11/6, 11/13, 11/20/14 #871827 THE AUDIT FOR THE EISEN- HOWER DISTRICT FOR THE PERIOD OF JULY JUNE 30, 2014 PERFORMED BY KNUTTE AND ASSOCI- ATES, P.C., WILL BE AVAILA- BLE FOR PUBLIC INSPEC- TION AT THE EISENHOWER PUBLIC OKETO HEIGHTS, FROM 9 AM-O PM MONDAY THROUGH A.M.-5 SATURDAY, AND 1 AM-S P.M SUNDAY, 11/6/14 If IL IN of to at IL 10:30 ILCS 5 hours. South COOK at the further sales. is due certified license, NORTH, at Attorney judgment is 263-0003 TERRACE, IN in (24) 765 One funds (HOMEOWN- a single family BLOCK transfer, admonished Corporation EAST OF THE The (312) pending Lincolnwood, at the foreclosure If this property is a IN Act, C14-99192 13, are 1389160, of certified Foreclosures unit by The Condominium 2 twenty-four Sales 223 WEST JACKSON The balance No. by 60606, IL 60606-4650 )312( 236- the and Sale entered in the above and Sale entered 2, 2014, an cause on September Sales Cor- agent for The Judicial Commissioner poration, Special appointed herein,wiII 8, 2014, at AM on December Corporation, The Judicial Sales Drive - 24th One South Wacker IL, 60606, sell Floor, CHICAGO, at public auction to the highest bidder, as set forth below, the following described real estate: LOT LINCOLNWOOD BEING A SUBDIVISION IN THE SOUTHWEST 1/4 OF SECTION 34, TOWNSHIP 41 RANGE THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF RECORDED SEP- TEMBER to, 1946 AS DOCU- MENT COUNTY. ILLINOIS Commonly known as 6755 N KILPATRICK AVENUE, 60712 Property Index No. 10-34- is 301-041-0000. The real estate improved with residence. amount was $411,351.73. Sale terms: 10% down of the highest bid close of the sale payable fo The Judicial Sales Corporation. No third party checks will be accept- ed. funds/or wire within The subject property ¡s subject to general real estate taxes, spe- cial assessments, or special tax- es levied against said real estate and is offered for sale without any representation as to quality or quantity of title and without re- course to Plaintiff and in AS IS condition. The sale subject to confirmation by the court, Upon payment in full the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real estate after confirmation of the sale. The property will NOT be open for in- spection and plaintiff makes no representation as to the condi- lion of the property. Prospective bidders check the court file to verity all information. condominium unit, the purchaser of sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assessments and the legal fees required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g((1) and (g((4). this property is a condominium unit which is part of a common interest community, the purchas- er of the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the assessments re- quired Property 605/16.5(9-1). IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR ER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER OF POSSES- SION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORE- CLOSURE LAW. Effective May Ist, 2014 you will need a photo identification issued by a govern- ment agency (driver's passport, etc.) in order to gain Please refer to file number C14- TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION entry into the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the same identification for sales held at other county venues. For in- formation, contact Plaintiff s at- tomey: POTESTIVO & ASSOCI- ATES, P.C., 223 WEST JACK- SON BLVD, STE 610, Chicago, IL 99192. THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chica- go, SALE You can also visit The Ju- dicial www.tjsc.com for a 7 day status report POTESTIVO & ASSOCIATES, P C, BLVD, STE 610 Chicago, 60606 (312( 263-0003 Attorney File IL IN N will by OF UN- UN- -y.- AND THE BEATA BEATA ELEC- 41 NORTH, AHMED 1/4 Niles, described 6755 AVENUE HOWARD DIVISION JUDICIAL DISCOVER W12-4571. the subject ANY; ANY; FOR KRZYSZTOF MORTGAGE required 41 Plaintiff, If - CHANCERY OF 10-30-111-025- AS NOMINEE IF IF HEIRS CERTIFICATES, INC.; 03503 IL 60712 JUDGE vs. following JABEEN, MORTGAGE COURT PIN. INC., THIELE'S 360-9455 EASTERN Foreclosures the CV FEET OF LOT is improved with a single assessments W12-4571 Wirbicki Law IN THE W12-4571 Wirbicki OF COOK CIRCUIT COURT COUNTY COUNTY, ILLINOIS Plaintiff, November 6, 2014 November DEPARTMENT BANK USA, DIVISION HSBC AS NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, THE HOLDERS TRUSTEE FOR 2006-1 TRUST; OF SEQUOIA JUSZCZYK; JUSZCZYK; ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, BANK; UNKNOWN HEIRS AND LEGATEES OF KRZYSZTOF JUSZCZYK, KNOWN LEGATEES JUSZCZYK, KNOWN OWNERS AND NON RECORD CLAIMANTS, Defend- 62 ants, 12 CH 34403 Calendar NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO- TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of Fore- closure and Sale entered in the above entitled cause Intercounty Judicial Sales Corporation on Monday, December 1, 2014 at the hour of 1 1 am. ¡n their of- tìce at 120 West Madison Street, Suite 718A, Chicago, Illinois, sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, as set forth be- low, mortgaged real estate: PARCEL 1: LOT 42 AND THE WEST 10 FEET OF LOT 41 IN TALMAN AND NILES iST ADDITION, A SUB- DIVISION OF LOT 4, IN THE COUNTY CLERK'S DIVISION, IN THE SOUTH 1/2 OF THE NORTHWEST 1/4 OF SECTION 30. TOWNSHIP RANGE 13 EAST OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN IN COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS. PARCEL 2: THE SOUTH HALF OF THE EAST AND WEST 16 FOOT VACATED ALLEY LYING NORTH OF AND ADJOINING SAID LOT 42 AND THE WEST 10 TALMAN AND THIELE'S HO- WARD NILES iST ADDITION, NORTH, RANGE 13 EAST OF A SUBDIVISION OF LOT 4, IN THE COUNTY CLERK'S DIVI- SION, IN THE SOUTH 1/2 OF THE NORTHWEST SECTION 30, TOWNSHIP 41 THE THIRD PRINCIPAL MEAl- DIAN, IN COOK COUNTY, ILLI- NOIS. 0000 Commonly known as 7012 West Dobson Street, 60714. The mortgaged real es- tato family residence. mortgaged real estafe is a und of a common interest communi- h' the purchaser of the unit oth- er than a mortgagee shall pay the subsection (g-1) of Section 18.5 of the Condominium Property Act. Sale terms: 10% down by certified funds, balance, by certi- tied funds, within 24 hours. No refunds. The property will NOT be open for inspection For infor- mation call the Sales Clerk at Plaintiff's Attorney, The Wirbicki Law Group, 33 West Monroe Street, Chicago, Illinois 60603. (312( INTERCOUNTY SALES CORPORATION Selling Officer, (312) 444-1122 10/30, 11/6, 13/2014 868038 IN THE UNITED STATES DIS- NORTHERN DISTRICT OF ILLI- NOIS HSBC BANK USA, NATIONAL FOR FREMONT HOME LOAN BACKED SERIES 2005-D MEHA KHAN, FOR FREMONT INVESTMENT TRICT ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE TRUST 2005-D, MORTGAGE- TRONIC REGISTRATION SYS- TEMS, & LOAN Defendants 13 KILPATRICK Lincolnwood, ANDREA R. WOOD NOTICE OF SPECIAL COMMISSION- ER'S SALE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of Foreclosure Non- Thursday, Contents of Bid Notice #871715 The required Qualification Docu- Director SECTION 001113- Ms. Debra Stombres 6140 Lincoln Avenue Each Bidder must satisfactorily complete Morton Grove, IL 60553 Morion Grove Public Library

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7ou can't think "circus" and ' think "Ringling Bros. Ínotand Barnum & Bailey." "Ringling Bros. is synonymous with circus in America," said Ring- ling Bros. ringmaster Jonathan Lee Iverson. The 143rd edition of the theatri- cal performance event pitches its tents in the Chicago area for a month's stay beginning Nov. 6. Iverson, who became the first African-American ringmaster of an American circus in 1999, said things are bigger and better this time around as this year's produc- 'RINCLING BROS. AND tion has been built to amaze from BARNUM & BAILEY the ground up. PRESENTS LEGENDS' "This year, you will see people Nov. 6-16 at the Allstate Arena, fly and do extraordinary things 6920 N. Mannheim, Rosemont you did not think were humanly Nov. 19-Nov. 30, at the United possible," he said. "You will be Center, 1901 W. Madison, Chi- amazed, entertained and hopeftilly cago enlightened." This year's version of the circus $15-$60 ABOVE: Paulo dos Santos (left) and Rinnaster Jonathan Lee Iverson star in Ringlin is called "Legends." The plot (800) 745-3000; Ringling.com explores both reality and mythol- Bros. and Barnum & Bailey present "Legends." ogy as Paulo (Brazilian actor Paulo LEFT: British lion tamer Alexander Lacey stars in Ringting Bros. and Barnum L Bailey dos Santos) encounters Pegasus, a present "Legends." unicorn and various circus legends Top LEFT: The Riders of the Wind daredevil Cossack horse riders of Ringling Bros. and and daredevils. trapeze artists The Solar Hawks Barnum & Bailey's "Legends."i SUPPlIED PIOTO Dos Santos, who won first demonstrating a never-before- place in Brazil's National Capoeira seen double-wide flying trapeze rhythms and timing at all times." perform. Every show, we are giv- circus floor by their hair, where Championships, said the circus let act. Iverson and dos Santos have ing the audience the greatest show injured in May when rigging broke him incorporate elements of Ca- It all adds up to what Iverson also developed a strong friendship on earth." free and fell, taking the perform- poeira (a Brazilian mixed martial said is his "dream job." from working together. That sense of family is also ers with it during a performance art combining music, dance and 'As ringmaster, I am in between "I am so impressed with what evident when Iverson talks about in Providence, R.I. acrobatics) into the show. worlds. I'm part of the fantasy, Paolo has had to overcome as a some members of the "Legends" In a written statement, Ringling "Capoeira might be new to a lot but I am also a fan. I'm the best- little person," Iverson said. "He's show that are currently missing Bros. indicated one ofthe mem- -- of the Chicago audience and I am dressed guy in the arena and I a national champion, a performer from the production. bers of the troupe has already so fortunate to be able to demon- have the best seat in the house. and actor and I am constantly "One of the biggest challenges returned to the circus, albeit in a strate this art form from my nativeI see what it takes to make the moved when he speaks at af- we have faced recently is going different role. The remaining eight home," dos Santos said. magic, and yet, it still is magical terschool programs regarding back out and performing when performers continue to recover. Other highlights from this for me." bullying." we are missing part of our fam- - "Our thoughts and prayers are year's show include renowned "There is a real sense of family," "This is a family," dos Santos ily," Iverson said, referring to the still with them," Iverson said. "Not British lion tamer Alexander Iverson continued. "We live, work says. "We have respect for each members of the Medeiros Troupe. a performance goes by that we Lacey, daredevil Cossack horse and play together. It's like a Bebop other and for the art form. You can Nine members of the aerial act, in don't realize we are still missing riders The Riders of the Wmd, and band. We know each others' feel that in our hearts when we which performers hang above the our ladies." Agatha Christie's'Mousetrap' Murder andmayhemawaitin geant Trotter. LEFT: For Sun-TimesMedia BY CArEYsUu.IvA unsettling." know whoanyofthemarereally.It'sdeeply guy.' ThenChristiebeginsripping and you'relike,'OK,Iknowthat seems kindoflikeHerculePoirot, acters," Andersonsays."Trotter thinking youknowthesechar- about thisplayisyoustartout deceit. tale ofmurderanddiabolical Trotter propelstheactionina phobic fearsetin,Detective As ablindingsnowandclaustro- night inanisolatedBritishmanor. of suspectsstrandedonedarkandstormy terror prowlingamonganintriguingclutch son istheshow'sIynchpin,catalystfor stroke ofawhodunit. Theatre, themacabremysteryisamaster- Opening inpreviewsNov.7atNorthlight trap" isallaboutdefyingexpectations. Christie's murderousthriller"TheMouse- body andfindoutwhotheyare." world whereyoucan'tjustGoogle some- anybody wasanymore.We'rethrown intoa "In someways,youcouldn'tbe sure who rooted, ormissingdead,"says Anderson. was dealingwith.Somanypeoplewereup- Britain -allthedisplacementworld by theerathatspawnedit. creepiness of"TheMousetrap"isinformed in post-warruralEngland,theunnerving longest runningshowontheplanet.Set ever since,its62-yearhistorymakingitthe 1952. It'sbeencontinuouslyplayingthere "The Mousetrap"openedinLondon ize thatallofthesecharacters-youdon't the rugout.Youstarttoreal- As DetectiveSergeantTrotter,Ander- For GregMatthewAnderson,Agatha It isalsodeeplysatisfyingforaudiences. "What's reallyfascinating "You thinkaboutpostWorldWarII Cora VanderBroekasinnkeeperMoitieRalston;RIGHT:GregMatthewAndersonDetectiveSer- Berry Director Jo nathan confines ofMonkswellManor,anewly where weknowthatthings dress ourdeepestfearinasafeenvironment says. 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(Left to right) Mary-Kate Arnold, Ellen Cribbs and Jessica Conger star in "Crimes of the Heart," on stage at A WHIRLQ OF WHIRLYBALL FUN FOR the Skokie Theatre.PHOTO BY KEVIN MELL HOLIDAY PARTIES 'Crimes of the Heart'a WE SET UP. WE CLEAN UP. YOU HAVE A BALL! WhirlyBalt not only hosts the best teambuilding events, we're the place for excitement anytime. Holiday parties, birthdays, bachetor/ette events, team parties...or whenever you need an extra SPARK' complex tale of three sisters (113) 406-1111 D D BY MYRNA PETLICKI WHIRIYBALL.COM Fom Sun-Times Media MADKAP PRODUCTIONS CHICA6O I LOMBARD I VERNON HILLS D PRESENTS, CRIMES The Magrath sisters are as different as OF THE HEART' can be and, when it comes to their relation- Nov, 7-23 ASK ABOUT ships with each other, the word dysfunc- Murder at tional comes to mind. But there's also caring Skokie Theatre, 7924 Lincoln Ave. and love between the siblings in Beth Hen- $28, $24 seniors, $18 students Dracula's Castle ley's Pulitzer Prize-winning play, "Crimes (847) 677-7761; Skokietheatre.org We have Private Luncheon k of the Heart," being staged by MadKap Dinner Party evey dciv. Productions under Wayne Mell's direction. "It's a really neat vehicle for young women actresses," Wayne said. 'And it's alsooutrageous things. She's having an affait She very funny in kind of a twisted way. That's shoots her husband. Her journey at this mo- my soft spot." ment is the most painful of the three sisters The sisters have gathered at their grand- but there is this innocence and optimism father's Mississippi home where they were that leaks from her." raised. When we meet them, Babe (Jessica "She has this terrible violent side," Conger Conger), who is the youngest, has just been said of Babe. "But she's been beaten on for bailed out ofjail after shooting her husband. years and it's not until she sees this boy that Oldest sister Lenny (Ellen Cribbs) is about she loves get beat up that she finally breaks." to celebrate her 30th birthday. And middle Meanwhile, oldest sister Lenny has the sister Meg (Mary-Kate Arnold) is dealing weight ofthe family on her shoulders. with her own demons. "Lenny is someone who has taken on a lot "I find that I relate a lot to Meg" Arnold of responsibility," Cribbs said. "She has to said. "She's very multifaceted. She can come be the one to hold everyone together. And, off as selfish but I think that of all the sisters because of that, she's sacrificed a lot of her Meg would put herself as the person she own happiness. She's been stuck in a very cares about least. I think that the selfish motherly role for a big part of her life." Eveiy Saturday choices she makes are to maybe hide some During the course of the play, Lenny Murder inner conflict or insecurity But I also think finally has a chance to break out of that role IN THE [noy ttr ìujkiI Fhtk Ii.t \\lth she is a very sensual person. She's a bit of a "and be able to focus on her own happiness anLxjitii litura.tiv,Niurder Nlvsixrv. ,\ hedonist. She drinks, she smokes, she's been for once," Cribbs said. Comput.' DlnIk'r siìJ Cocktails (Cash Bar) are around with the men." She has also recently The director is confident that audiences Haunted served at tIiNiurder Mansion. Space is limited! spent time in a psychiatric ward. will love "Crimes of the Heart." Call for RL's.'rvation. In terms of casting Conger as Babe, Mell "This play is one of the new American Mansion said, "There is ar innocence about Jessica classics," Meli asserted. "It's a well written 773.267.6400 that is just perfect for this role. Of the three play by a well respected American author. Mystery u,ww. mysteryltd .com sisters, she's the one who does the most It's part of our heritage." s NIL A PIONEER PRESS PUBUCATION THURSDAY NOVEMBER 6 2014 41

NIERNATIONAL ARTS FOIJtJOATIQN -presenis-South African lnvesmeat Group Production JOHN OATES gets personal insolo shows

BY BLAIR R. FISCHER For Sun-Times Media

For many, Hall & Oates begins and ends with Hall. But those more familiar with Hall & Oates' body of work - which dates back to 1972 - know John Oates is exponentially more than Robin to Daryl Hall's Batman. Although Oates didn't sing lead on many of Hall & Oates' biggest hits "Sara Smile,""YouMake My Dreams" and "She's Gone," among them he's responsible for co-writing many of them, including all of the aforementioned songs. And on his current solo tour, he's proud to sing lead on songs like "Maneater" and "Out of Touch." Oates' show - including the one he'll bring to Evanston's SPACE on Nov. 8 is a mostly acoustic affair, and will include new arrangements of Hall & Oates cias- sics, covers and solo material. We spoke to Oates in advance of his show at SPACE. Q:What's the biggest difference be- tween being a solo performer and being part of Hall & Oates? U A: Interestingly enough I've been doing w THE SPIRIT OF TOGETHERNES5 it so long, going back and forth between John Dates, half of the hit-making duo Hall & Dates, both worlds, that I'm very comfortable performs at SPACE in Evanston Nov. 8. 20 YEARS OF FREEDOM AND DEMOCRACY TOUR doing it. I guess the difference is probably the creative workload. When I play solo it's JOHN OATES WITH JANN KLOSE really all on me because the style of show 8 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 8 "DEFINITELY THE HOTTEST SHOW IN TOWN" that I do is very personal, more interac- SPACE, 1045 Chicago Ave., Evanston -The Norther Echo. LONDON tive with the audience, smaller venues. I talk a lot, I tell a lot of stories. I play a lot $22-$46 of music that people might not necessarily EvanstonSpace.com Nov 11 -16 relate to me. Q:Dating back to all the songs you co-wrote with Daryl, how did you decide Harris Theater who gets to sing lead? A: Well, what happened over the years you have a partnership these are the sort HarrisTheaterChicago.org is, Daryl's voice became synonymous of compromises that you make or you with the sound of Hall & Oates, and quite don't have a partnership. And that's maybe rightly so. I have a really good problem: why Daryl and I have existed over the 312.334.7777 My problem is that my partner is one of years, because I was willing to make a lot the greatest singers in the world and that's of those hard decisions. the good part, and it's also the bad part Q:How does performing now compare for me because I'm a pretty good singer, with performing in the '80s? too. But Daryl's voice just connected on A: Daryl and I have gotten to the radio. It connected in a way that made us point where our live show has absolutely popular and I had to make some decisions equaled if not eclipsed our '80s success. with some of the songs. And my decisions We are playing to bigger audiences, sold were should I have Daryl sing it and have out shows every night all over the world. the possibility of having a No. i record or It's absolutely unbelievable and I could should I sing it and there's a good possibil- never have imagined it in a million years ity it might not be a No. 1 record? When that this would be happening. A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION NIL 42 I THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6,2014

Baza ars

lt's never too soon to start thinking about that holiday gift list.

How bazaar! Gift ideas abound. at holiday boutiques

Reasonably priced baubles for the tree will be among offerings at local craft fairs. With the holidays quickly ap- 42nd Annual Holiday Craft proaching check out this guide and Bake Sale to area bazaars and boutiques to Hosted by Our Lady of Ransom Spirit Cafe. (847) 823-3164. $6 Saturday and Sunday; $15 for a Holiday Boutique help you find gifts, garb, treats andCatholic Women's Club, Queen of three-day pass. Visit http://cornu- Held 2-6 p.m. Dec. 3 by the 8th Annual Internalloual more. Peace from 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Nov. 8 copia.wcofe.org/. Sisterhood of Ezra Habonim Niles and 8:30 a.m.-2 p.m. Nov. 9 in the Holiday Bazaar Township Jewish Congregation, 3anta's Estate Sale church's Paluch Hall, 8300 Green- Held 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Nov. 15-16, Winter Arts & Crafts Expo 4500 Dempster St., Skokie. (847) Held 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Nov. 8 at A wood Ave., Niles. Featuring hand- Iffinois Holocaust Museum & The Evanston Art Center, 2603675-4141. huge Christmas Rummage Sale atmade crafts, ornaments, wreaths, Education Center, 9603 Woods Sheridan Road. Over 100 artisans Emply Bowls Park Ridge Presbyterian Church,gift baskets, needlepoint, afghans, Drive, Skokie. Local artisans and show handmade works ofjewelry, 1300 W. Crescent Ave., Park dolls, home decorations, jewelry international fair trade goods, in- ceramics, fiber, metal, glass, paint- Held 10:30 a.m.-2 p.m. Dec. 6 at Ridge. Sale features 3000+ sq. and more. Also a grand raffle, bakecluding jewelry and purses, home- inphotography and mixed-me- Oakton Community College, 1600 ft. of all things Christmas: Col- sale, and a turkey booth. Lunch wares and books for all ages, and dia. Preview Party: 6-9 p.m. Nov. E. Golf Road, Des Plaines. Local lectibles, books, linens, sweaters, menu available. Free admission. one-of-a-kind Judaica from around 21, $30 in advance, $35 at the door. artists create handmade bowls and wreaths, outdoor lighting and Call (847) 823-2550. the world. No fee required to visit General Shopping Nov. 22-Dec. other gift items. All proceeds go to decorations, candles, ornaments, Legacy Shop. (847) 967-4800. 22: Monday-Saturday, 10 a.m.-4 local food banks. (847) 635-1600. Holiday Fair and Craft Fair p.m.; Sunday, noon-4 p.m. EAC LP's, DVD's and CD's, artificial Holiday Bazaar Christmas trees and vintage Held 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Nov. 8 at Cornucopia Holiday Student Expo: Dec. 6-22. Jewelry decorations. $5 Bag Sale and Martin Luther Lutheran Church, Gift Show 2014 Fest: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday, Held 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Dec. 6 at the /2 Price Sale from 2-3 p.m. san- 6850 W. Addison St., Chicago, Held 5-9 p.m. Nov. 21, 10 a.m.-5 Dec. 13; and Men's Shopping Day: Congregational Church of Jeffer- [email protected] or (847)enter at New England Avenue en- p.m. Nov. 22, and noon-4 p.m. lo a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 20. son Park, 5320 W. Giddings, Chi- 823-4135. trance. Chair lift is available. Craft Nov. 23, at the Woman's Club (847) 475-5300. cago ( just south of Milwaukee and vendors with holiday and non-hol- of Evanston, 1702 Chicago Ave., Lawrence). Breakfast and lunch, Artisan Faire Craft Fair iday items, raffles, "Wishing Well," Evanston. Women's and children's Christmas cookies, baked goods, Held 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Nov. 8 at bake sale. Lunch available 11 a.m.-1 apparel and accessories, unique Held 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Nov. 23 by crafts, raffles, children's activities, Resurrection College Prep High p.m., $5 per person; desserts/bev- home décor, gourmet food, and the Sisterhood at Temple Beth Is- pizza-making demonstration, Holi- School, 7500 W. Taicott Ave., erages all day. (773) 777-8821. jewelry from nearly 60 local and rael, 3601 W. Dempster St., Skokie. day decorations. (773) 725-0121. regional artisans. Friday Night Jewelry, hand-dyed clothing Chicago. More than 180 displays St. Rosalie Craft & Bake Sale will feature gifts, seasonal items, The Spirit of Christmas Party with wine, free appetizers, terrariums, scarves, cards, fused housewares, jewelry and treats. Held 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Nov. 15 at and live piano. Young Artisan Fair: glass, upcycled mittens, soaps, Opens 9 a.m. Dec. 7 at St. Admission: $5; $2 senior citizens; Park Ridge Community Church, displaying art of children ages Judaica, cookbooks and more. FreeRosalie's Conrad Hall, 6740 W. free for children under 10. Visit 100 5. Courtland, Park Ridge. This lo to 18. Mystery Prize Drawing gift wrap. Raffles and food for pur-Montrose Ave., Harwood Heights. wwwreshs.org for more informa- holiday boutique features gifts cre-hourly on Saturday and Sunday. chase. (847) 675-0951 or visitwww Crafts and homemade baked goods Lion. (773) 775-6616. ated by local artisans, food at the $10 for Friday night opening party; tbiskokie.org. for sale. (708) 867-4588. NIL A PIONEER PRESS PUBUCATION ThURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2014 43

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heiress. Elmwood Park Public Library, I IO am.: Kids can stop bythe library Harvest Cala THURSDAY, NOV, 6 every Saturday to make a craft to take 5:30 p.m.: Join for a night to remember. W. Conti Parkway, Elmwood Park. Call SUBMIT YOUR EVENT 708-453-7645. home. Winnetka-Northfield Public Guests will be treated to an evening Cames and Dances Around the To submit an event for Library District - Northfield Branch, of amazing cuisine, exciting auction World 27th Annual Event Oak- consideration in print, visit 1785 Orchard Lane, Northfield. Call items and wonderful fellowship. Enjoy 7p.m.: Contact: Youth Services Leyden's Oak-toberfest www.pioneerlocal.com/ 847-446-7220. all of this with the knowledge that you Department 847-677-5277 x 234 6:30 p.m.: Event includes buffet dinner, submit-content and click the are coming together with a community youthservices@lincolnwoodlibrary. drinks, entertainment, awards, raffles "Events" tab on the left side of the Intergenerational Voices Sing of of like-minded individuals to fund org Join Kidworks Touring Theatre Co. and silent auction. Hofbrauhaus Chi- screen. Please submit the event Peace programs that support and care for as we travel around the world learning cago, 5500 Park Place, Rosemont. Call no later than IO days before the I p.m.: The Children's Chorus of the Oli- children and families throughout Illinois. different languages, playing games, 708-524-1050. $95. desired publication date. ver Wendell Homes School and the Oak For additional information, contact 708- doing world dances and acting out Park Arms Senior Chorus partner to- 488-5558 or [email protected]. Oak Park traditions from the limbo, to a Native Brush with Nature Exhibition gether in a musical celebration of peace. Country Club, 2001 N. Thatcher Ave., American Pow-wow to parading under 7 p.m.: Public reception 7-9 p.m., Nov. 7 The Children's Chorus is conducted by River Grove. $200. the Chinese Dragon and more! This and on exhibition through Jan. 2, 2015. Anjolie Karia, and the Senior Chorus is program is loaded with audience partici- Regular viewing hours are 8 a.m.-5 p.m. generation of acoustic musicians, Noam conducted by Desi Vasquez, activities 'Ante Up for Hope' pation and is recommended for children Monday-Friday; 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday; is a founding member of the hugely director at the Oak Park Arms. Oak Park 7:30 p.m.: LUNGevity Foundation's ages 4-12. Lincolnwood Public Library, and IO a.m.-4 p.m. Sunday. Brush with successful bluegrass group the Punch Arms, 408 S. Oak Park Ave., Oak Park. annual fall benefit brings the thrill of Las 4000 W. Pratt Ave., Lincolnwood. Call Nature ¡s a plein air painting program Brothers. North Shore Center for the Call 708-386-4040. Vegas to Chicago with 23 casino games, 847-677-5277. presented by the non-profit arts Performing Arts in Skokie, 9501 Skokie a live band and great food and drink. organization Anatomically Correct. The Blvd., Skokie. Call 847-673-6300. TopCourmet Battle otthe Teen Fields Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram Deal- FRIDAY, NOV. 7 public is invited to watch professional $26-$45. Chefs ership, 2800 Patriot Blvd., Glenview. artists paint plein air style. Skokie artist I p.m.: Glenview students in grades nine Call 312-407-6112. $125. Joy Appenzeller Bauer has participated to 12 can test their competitive cooking Handicrafters SATURDAY, NOV. 8 IO a.m.: Held every Friday at IO am. in the Brush with Nature program for skills in a professional kitchen. Register Award Winning Pianist, Yeol with a team of four or sign up as an Eum Son Park Ridge Senior Center, 100 S. West- the past several years and always looks Santa's Estate Sale for colorful landscapes to paint. Her individual and be placed on a team. 8 p.m.: University of Wisconsin-Milwau- ern Ave., Park Ridge. Call 847-692-5127 9 am.: A huge Christmas Rummage ariworks were recently seen on CBS Spectators are welcome. Registration kee Symphony Orchestra perform with Sale at the church. 3000+ Sq. Ft. of all Park Ridge Panhellenic Club Pl's The Good Wife and ABC N's via is required. Whole Foods Market, 840 Pianist Yeol Eum Son, Silver Medalist things Christmas! Collectibles, books, 20th Century Fox Mind Games. Emily Willow Road, Northbrook. Call 847-729- of 2009 Van Cliburn Competition, 2011 meeling linens, sweaters, wreaths, outdoor Oaks Nature Center, 4650 Brummel St., 7500. Tchaikovsky Competition. Play: Rach- Noon: The meeting features a Kalo lighting and decorations, candles, Foundation Presentation by Burt Olsen Skokie. Call 847-674-1500, ext. 2500. maninoff Piano Concerto No. 2. North ornaments, LP's, OVO's and CD's, Free. Family Movie: "Mr. Peabody and Shore Performing Art Center, 9501 and Herb Zuegel and there is alun- artificial Christmas trees plus so much Sherman" Skokie Blvd., Skokie. Call 847-673- cheon. Membership to the Park Ridge more, including vintage ornaments and Panhellenic Club is open to alumnae of Brundibá a children's opera, 2 p.m.: The time-traveling adventures 6300. $20/$lO/Free. decorations. Don't Miss the $5 Bag college Greek letter sororities. The club performed with Holocaust of an advanced canine and his adopted Sale andPrice Sale from 2-3 p.m. Free survivor Ela Weissherger son, as they try to fix a time rift they MOMENTA presents Dancing awards scholarships to high school parking. Contact: Church Secretary at 7:30 p.m.: Petite Opera is stages created. Rated PG Run time: 92 mm- Our Past I Creating Our Future graduates in the Maine Township area, the office or santasestatesale@gmail. Brundibar, as performed in the Nazi utes. Contact: Community Engagement B p.m.: Guest choreographer and per- Reservations should be made on the com Park Ridge Presbyterian Church, Monday before the event. Address concentration camp, Terezin. lt Department 847-677-5277 eXT. 232 former, Alice Sheppard (formerly of Axis 300 W. Crescent Ave., Park Ridge. Call illustrates how art can become a tool of or [email protected]. Dance Company) joins us this season. inquiries to Barbara Pfaff at 847-696- 847-823-4135. 4789. Park Ridge Country Club, 636 defiance and survival, and give one the Lincolnwood Public Library, 4000 W. The premiere of her integrated piece N. Prospect Ave., Park Ridge. Call 847- hope to live in the most dire of circum- Craft Fair Pratt Ave., Lincolnwood. Free. ( integratedincludes dancers with and without disabilities), "I belong to you" 823-3102. $25. stances. Ela Weissberger, who played IO am.: Resurrection College Prep High the role of the Cat in all 55 performanc- chicago Artery features an original musical score by School, 7500 W. Talcott Ave., Chicago. Friday Film: Divergent es at Terezin, speaks before the opera, 2 p.m.: Artists give free workshops. Joan Jeanrenaud (formerly of Kronos Call 773-775-6616. I p.m.: In a world divided by factions and appears in all eight performances. Center on Halsted, 3656 N. Halsted St., Quartet). The Academy is accessible based on virtues, Tris learns she's She provides her personal insight Holiday Craft Fair Chicago. Call 773-472-6489. for persons with disabilities. The Doris Humphrey Memorial Theatre at The Divergent and won't fit in. When she into her experiences of Brundibár and IO am.: This annual holiday craft fair is Kids Rock'in For Kids Charity Academy of Movement & Music, 605 discovers a plot to destroy Divergents, surviving the Holocaust. This event is sponsored by the WOTM Chapter. Food Concert for UNICEF Tris and the mysterious Four must find at St. Mary's Episcopal Church (enter is for sale, raffles and a bake sale. River Lake Street, Oak Park, IL 60302, Oak 3 p.m.: Kids Rock'in for Kids is a charity out what makes Divergents dangerous on Crescent Ave.) Mary Wilson House Park Moose Lodge, 8601 Fullerton Ave., Park. Call 708-848-2329. Adults $20 I rock concert for UNICEF sponsored by before it's too late. (imdb.com) Run Beyer Auditorium, 306 S. Prospect River Grove. Seniors $10 I Students $5. time: 139 minutes. Contact: Community Ave., Park Ridge. Call 847-553-4442. Musicians for Charities in partnership Engagement Department 847-677-5277 with the School of Rock. Musicians for $15-$25. RIver Park Moose Lodge SUNDAY, NOV. 9 Ext. 232 or events@lincolnwoodlibrary. Holiday Fair Charities is an organization formed by Aoile O'Donovan & Noam Anisha Advani (Oakbrook resident and org. Lincolnwood Public Library, 4000 IO am.: Sponsored by the WOTM Chap- Park Ridge HIstOrical Society Hinsdale Central High School sopho- W. Pratt Ave., Lincolnwood. Free. Pikelny ter 780. Multiple crafters and vendors. Annual Meeting 8 p.m.: Welcome back Skokie-native more), whose mission is "Changing the Food available for purchase/bake sale! 11:30 a.m.: The Annual Meeting of the Friday Film Lovers: 'Bringing Up and Grammy-winning banjoist, Noam World with Music." Fitz's Spare Keys, 119 Chinese Auction. River Park Moose Park Ridge Historical Society features N. York Road, Elmhurst. Call 630-379- Baby' Pikelny, for his Skokie homecoming Lodge, 8601 Fullerton Ave., River Grove. 1:30 p.m.: The library shows the film concert with singer Aoife O'Donovan. 5007. Suggested donations: $20 Adults, "Bringing Up Baby," a 1938 movie about The preeminent banjoist among a new Make and Take Craft $10 Kids. a befuddled paleontologist and a flighty SEE QOCAWWM, NEXT PAGE » corn . 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Call 847-813- 0484. Norridge « ROASTED RABBIT * VENISON GOULASH 708-452-6040 Now Thru Nov. 8 Featuring Live Bands EDELWEISS OKTOBERFEST 7650 W. Irving Park Rd. www.edelweissdining.com Ave., Park Ridge. $2. TUESDAY, NOV. Ii Please join for breakfast, then meet at men and women on Veterans Day. Eisenhower Public Library, 4613 N. Oketo Ave., Harwood Heights. Call 708- 867-7828. Men's Club 9:30 am.: The group meets the first two Park Ridge Senior Center, 100 S. West- em was the story that emerged in the fol- was the story as story as beautiful lowing monthsa detailing their little it was extraordinary, back. Rated PG. boy's trip to heaven and at (847) 510- Please RSVP to Melissa North, 6200. The Chicago Lighthouse 222 Waukegan Road, Glenview. Trivia Night gift cards. 8 p.m.: Winners receive products Specials include $4 Budweiser Wild Wings, and 60-cent wings. Buffalo Call 847- 7020 Carpenter Road, Skokie. 329-9333. Veterans' Breakfast 9 am.: For veterans and spouses. the Norridge Veterans Memorial for a short program honoring our fighting Tuesdays of each month for breakfast. ENTERTAINMENT MAKE YOUR Germany Right at Your Door Thanksgiving Seatings Join Us for the Best Time Ever THAN KSGIVI NG Cuisine THURSDAY THRU SUNDAY RESERVATIONS EARLY German merkan i i :30, 1 2:00, 1 :30, 3:00, 4:00 and 5:30 BUFFALO SAUSAGES ROASTED VENISON HUNTERS FEST NOVEMBER 15-23 Heaven Is For Real, a film in Heaven Is a film in audio description 11:15 am.: For watching with be fully engaged in movie "Heaven Is when no dialogue occurs. who must story of a small-town father life-changing his son's extraordinary, The story de- experience with the world. RSVP to Melissa back. Rated PG. Please us for a film in at (847) 510-6200. Join audio description at The Chicago Light- house North in Glenview. Audio descrip- tive movies allow people with low vision to be fully engaged in movie watching with the help of a narrator describing scenes when no dialogue occurs. Based on the #1 New York Times best-selling book of the same name, HEAVEN IS FOR REAL brings to the screen the true story of a small-town father who must find the courage and conviction to share his son's extraordinary, life-changing experience with the world. When four- year-old Colton Burpo made it through an emergency appendectomy his family was overjoyed at his miraculous surviv- aI. What they weren't expecting, though, Audio Description low vision to which allows people with scenes the help of a narrator describing the true for Real" brings to the screen to share find the courage and conviction to heaven and tails their little boy's trip ROOSEVELT UNIVERSITY THEATRE

rrr AUDITORIUM I89-Ol4 N.TOPJM1I49TR 12 A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION NIL PRESS PUBLICATION A PIONEER I MONDAY, NOV. lO Reservations for dinner and storytelling recommended. The Celtic Knot Public House, 626 Church St., Evanston. Call Oak Park Ave., Oak Park. Call 708-386- Oak Park Ave., 4040. Society New Budapest Orpheum from a wide 3 p.m.: This ensemble draws forgotten, range of repertories, many archives, others preserved in European to the all poignantly bearing witness cabaret. Blend- great tradition of Jewish songs from the ¡ng cabaret and political the troupe turn of the twentieth century, in Hebrew, explores original materials unique Yiddish, and German. This commemorative performance includes a (Night of Bro- piece about Kristallnacht ken Glass). Beth Emet Synagogue, 1224 Dempster St., Evanston. Call 847-869- 4230. Tickets $20 adult I $18 senior I $10 student. Storytelling in the Snug with Carol Kerman 8 p.m.: Carol Kerman tells folktales that encourage audience participa- tion through chants and movement. or for storytelling alone are strongly 847-864-1679. : : ONE ONLY! NOV 14 (â 7:30PM NIGHT ORBERT DAVIS CHICAGO JAZZ PHILHARMONIC CJPçt Ten ThURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6,2014 ThURSDAY, AuditoriumTheatre.org 800.982.ARTS (2787) BOX OFFICE 50 E Congress Pkwy GROUPS (104) 312.341.2357 I . Retrospective," in the Narrow Gallery. Zig Sokolnicid Art Exhibition 2p.m.: A wine and cheese reception takes place for the opening of a new art installation, "Zig Sokolnicki: A Sokolnicki will donate 80 percent of the first purchase of the day to the charity of the purchaser's choice. The gallery can be viewed daily from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. through Dec. 7. Oak Park Arms, 408 S. Big Band Dance 2p.m.: Dance all afternoon to the sounds of the great bands from the 1940s and 1950s. The Park District will provide soft drinks, coffee, and snacks. A cash bar is also available. Franklin Park Senior Center, 10040 Addison St., Franklin Park. Call 847-455-2852. $10. a reception, luncheon and a speaking a reception, luncheon and program with Bill Schamnghausen, former owner of Scharringhausen Club, Pharmacy. Park Ridge Country Ridge. Call 636 N. Prospect Ave., Park 847-696-1973. $50. CO CALENDAR « FROM PREVIOUS PAGE « FROM PREVIOUS 44 a NIL A PIONEER PRESS PUBUCATION THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2014 45

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Movie times are effective Friday, Nov. 7, through Thursday, Nov. 13. Please note that Classic tale of 'The theater schedules are subject to change.

CENTURY 12 EVANSTON! CINEARTS 6 AND XD Velveteen Rabbit' 1715 Maple Ave. Evanston

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BY MYRNA PETLICKI AMC SHOWPUCE NILES 12 For Sun-Times Media 301 Golf Mill Center The power of love has a transformative Niles effect on a stuffed animal in "The Velveteen (888) AMC-4FUN Rabbit." Elise Kauziaric's adaptation of www.amctheatres.com Margery Williams' classic tale is being performed at 11 a.m. and i p.m. Saturdays Contact theater for showtimes. and Sundays, through Nov. 23, at Lifeline Billy Elliot The Musical (NR) Theatre, 6912 N. Glenwood Ave., Chicago. Wed 7 "I'mjust wanting to be loved by the boy," said Jamie Cahill, who plays the title ROSEWATER: Jon Stewart and Stephen Colberl Live toy. "And then the Skin Horse starts to tell (NR) Temporary teenager: Keira Knightley in "Laggies." me about being real versus just a toy that's Thu 7:30 loved and used up." Through the course of the play, the Big Hero 6 (PG) www.muvico.com Velveteen Rabbit wrestles with the idea of FrilO:l5-l2:20-l-3:05-3:45-5:50-b:30-8:35-9:l5- Contact theater for showtimes. whether or not to be real. 11:20 ROSEMONT PREMIER "I think it's a really great story for kids," Big Hero 6 in 3-D (PG) the actor declared. She was delighted that 9701 Bryn Mawr Ave. Fri 6:30 the day we spoke a midweek audience of Rosemont first and second graders "realized that Interstellar in 4K DigItal (PC-13) (847) 447-1030 the boy loved me so much that he made me Fri-Sun I l-2:45-6:30-10:15; Mon-Thu 2:15-6-9:30 real." www.muvico.com Tickets are $15. Interstellar in MAX (PC-13) Contact theater for showtimes. For details, call (773) 761-4477 or go to Fri-Sun Noon-3:45-7:30-lI:l5; Mon-Thu I 1:45-3:15- www.lifelinetheatre.com. 7- lO :30 REGAL GARDENS STADIUM I-6 4999 Old Orchard Center WONDER-FILLED MESSAGE Jamie Cahill (left) as the Velveteen Rabbit and PICKW1CK THEATRE Skokie Geoff Akins will demonstrate to kids Christopher Acevedo as the Boy in Lifeline Theatre's 5 S. Prospect Ave. that anything is possible while entertain- production of "The Velveteen Rabbit." i PHOTO BY Park Ridge (847) 673-4037 ing them with such feats as creating a SUZANNE PLUNKETT bubble volcano and encasing a child in a (847) 604-2234 www.regmovies.com OWL BE THERE, WILL YOU? giant bubble, 2-3 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 9 at www.pickwicktheatre.com Contact theater for showtimes. Niles Public Library, 6960 W. Oakton St. Staff from Northern Illinois Raptor Re- Pick up free tickets starting at 1:30 p.m. hab and Education will introduce families to Contact theater for showtimes. REGAL GARDENS 7-13 that day. live owls at Meet & Greet: Illinois Owls, 3-4 BigHero6 (PG) 4999 Old Orchard Center For details, call (847) 663-1234 or go to p.m. Sunday, Nov. 9 at Emily Oaks Nature Fri-Sun l-1:30-3:30-4-6:30-8:45; Mon-Thu4:15- Skokie www.nileslibrary.org. Center, 4650 Brummel St., Skokie. The cost 4:45-6:30-8:45 is $9 for residents; $11 for nonresidents. (847) 674-0l84 GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH For details, call (847) 674-1500, ext. 2500 Interstellar (PC-13) www.regmovies.com That's the slogan of the Ringling Brothers or go to www.skokieparks.org/emily-oaks- Fri-Sun 12:30-4:15-7-8; Mon-Thu 4:15-7-8 Contact theater for showti ines. nature-center. and Barnum & Bailey Circus. Your fam- $tVincent (PC-13) ily can see if the title fits when the corn- AMC SHOWPUCE HELP HONOR ARTISTS Fri-Sun 1:30-4:15-6:30-8:45; Mon-Thu4:15-6:30- pany presents "Legends," Thursday, Nov. VILLAGE CROSSING IB 8:45 6-Sunday, Nov. 16, at Allstate Arena, 6920 Everyone's invited to a Children's Art 7000 Carpenter Road Mannheim Road, Rosemont. Highlights in- Contest Reception, 6:30-7:30 p.m. Thursday, clude Asian elephants, a 20-acrobat troupe Nov. 13 at Morton Grove Public Library 6140ROSEMONT IB Skokie on a pair of bicycles and performances by Lincoln Ave. All of the entries will be on 9701 Bryn Mawr Ave. (888) AMC-4FUN circus legends. Tickets are $18.60-$97.35. display and the winners will be recognized. Rosemont www.amctheatres.com For details, call (847) 635-6601 or go to For details, call (847) 965-4220 or go to Contact theater for showtimes. wwrosemont.comJallstate. www.mgpl.org. (847) 447-1030 46 THURSDAY NOVEMBER 6 2014 A PIONEER PRESS PUBUCATION NIL NOW EXTENDED! Highly recommended! Ingeniously imagined, MUST CLOSE DECEMBER21ST surprisingly passionate [and] deliciously satisfying." ISAAC'S EYE -Chicago Sun-Times

BY LUCAS HNATH DIRECTED BY ARTISTIC DIRECTOR "Smart, stimulating and MICHAEL HALBERSTAM fast-movi ng."

Performed at 664 Vernon Ave. Glencoe - ChicagoTribune Minutes from Chicago on the Edens or Metra 'Ingenious! An engrossing, fabulously acted, night at the theatre. You'll enjoy this unique play.

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November isAmericanDiabetesMonth N. SheridanRoad'Waukegan VISTA HEALTH SYSTEM WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER5.2014I Seminar Senes:Celebrating Vista MedicalCenterEast Tues., Nov.18 prior toregisteringforthisseminar. Diabetes Self-ManagementSeminar complete theIntroductionto new topiceachmonth.Youmust more in-depthinformationabouta Management Seminar,youwilllearn Introduction toDiabetesSelf- Cost: $5.Buildingonthe National DiabetesMonth Diabetes Self-Management Call 847360.4246toregister. 1324 N. SheridanRoad.Waukegan kt 5:30-7 p.m. SUN-TIMES MEDIA 3 levels Provided by PorterRegionai Hospital signs or symptoms," she said. 'Patients need to be monitored Dr. Therasse is a member of the ment with Dr. Therasse at Porter Endocrinology, call (2 19) 263-7580. disease. They also should see their disease. They also should glu- monitor their blood pressure, for other cose levels and to screen disorders. cal "Studies have shown that people who have good control of their disease are less likely to develop complications such as eye disease, kidney disease and neurological problems." medical staff at Porter Regional Hospital. To schedule an appoint- to help them learn more about the to help them learn more endocrinolo- primary physician or months to gist every three to six can closely because diabetes progress undetected without physi- ,&ke4k Patients living with diabetes Monitoring blood sugars: One serious risk for people with diabetes s developing hypogly- cemìa. or a dangerously low blood sugar level that can cause serious side effects requiring hospitalization. Thats one reason why closely monitoring blood sugar levels s so important. I BRAt4OPOtNT also important, as too many calories from the 'right' foods can still lead to unwanted extra pounds." should see a diabetes educator when they aie initially diagnosed other sources. "Portion control is diabetes is essential diabetes IJ SPECIAISECTIONS.SUNTIMES.COM Brandpomt DI.ABESAWARENESS I DI.ABESAWARENESS Limit alcohol consumption: Exercise responsibly: Check For more information and ad- manage According to Dr. Therasse, the Porter Regional Hospital's community wetiness programs are free and Porter Regional Hospital's community wetiness is required. refreshments will be provided. Pre-registration BATTLE OF THE BLOOD SUGAR BATTLE OF THE than normal blood sugar that may lead to Pre-diabetes - higher damage and more. disease, stroke, kidney of Therasse will discuss the importance Endocrinologist Dr. Ashley 2 and how to prevent the onset of type healthy blood sugar levels Wednesday, Nov. 19 in the diabetes. The event Will be held at 6 p.m., 85 East US Highway 6 Community Room at Porter Regional Hospital, in Valparaiso. To register, call (800) 541-1861. type 2 diabetes - is on the rise, leading to an increased risk of heart the rise, leading to an increased risk of type 2 diabetes - is on especially on an empty stomach, can cause hypoglycemia. Heavy drinking can be particularly dan- gerous for people taking insulin or medications that increase insulin production. Only consume alcohol with a snack or meal. ditional ways to become a more en- gaged and empowered patient, visit Express Scripts' Healthcare Insights blog at lab.express-scnpts.com. fits your personal preferences and lifestyle. Eating right will help you manage your diabetes. I your blood glucose before sports, exercise, or other physical activity and adjust medication if necessary. Plus, have a snack handy if your levels fall below 100 milligrams per deciliter (mg/dL). Also, check blood glucose at regular intervals during extended periods of physical activ- ity and periodically after physical activity and adjust medications if necessary. u Drinking alcoholic beverages, tor their carbohydrate intake; and vegetables, fruits, whole grains and dairy products axe preferred over recommended). 1f you axe strug- gling with your food intake, work with a registered dietician who can help design a meal plan that American Diabetes Association also recommends patients moni- that carbohydrate intake from CUSTOM MEDIA SOLUTIONS CUSTOM MEDIA Watch what you eat: Following a Timing is everything: As with Belcher offers the following tips It's important for all diabetes "Some patients have found diabetes medications in the recom- mended dosage and at the recom- mended times. Some diabetes med- ications can cause hypoglycemia. Ifyou have questions, talk to your who can help explain how and when to take these medications. . meal plan is important for manag- ing diabetes. Have enough food during each meal, avoid skipping meals and try healthy snacking (if Dr. Ashley Theraua ing their risk of lapsing into severe hypoglycemia." patients to remember that hypogly- cerina is usually mild and can be treated quickly and easily by con- suming a small amount of a glucose- rich food or drink. Unfortunately the condition can rapidly worsen causing confusion, clumsiness or fainting; in fact, severe hypoglyce- mia can lead to seizures, coma and even death. to help prevent hypoglycemia: . all medications, always take your physician or specialist pharmacist train for a race. success with fitness trackers or pedometers," she said. "lt's also helpful to have an exercise partner, as this helps with accountability and makes exercise more fun." Belcher. 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sUN-TIMES MEDIA "People with type 1 diabetes are There are certain people at 'Normally, our body has a natural The numbers are astounding - Jay Beicher, is a specialist phar- a. Hypoglycemia is characterized Patients with diabetes should "Lifestyle changes, including ex- Type 2 diabetes results from a Type 2 diabetes results

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Understanding the dangers of having low blood sugar the dangers of having low Understanding hypoglycemia unawareness," says blood glucose, a condition called not show early warning signs of low tes and type i diabetes patients. at increased risk because they may including those with chronic diabe- to the normal range." increased risk for hypoglycemia - glucose levels from easily returning such as insulin, can also prevent medications used to treat diabetes, this response is impaired. Certain ever, in some people with diabetes, normal level," says Beicher. "How- blood sugar levels drop below a mia. response that is triggered when aware of their risk for hypoglyce- counsels patients who may not be Therapeutic Resource Center, and effects including hospitalization. macist in Express Scripts Diabetes levels that could cause serious side- as dangerously low blood sugar for a condition known as hypoglyce- tients may not realize they are at risk nearly 400 million people worldwide around the block, take a class or suffer from diabetes and many pa- in patients at risk," she said. do exercises they enjoy, like walk th development of Type 2 diabetes ter than medications at preventing Learning to live with, Learning moderate weight loss are even bet- diabetes and metabolism. ercise and a healthy diet leading to fellowship trained in endocrinology, gist Ashley Therasse, M.D. who is resistance, explained Endocrinolo- major, reversible causes of insulin of insulin, and obesity is one of the according to experts. to the action resistance of the body by following a few simple guidelines, by following a few simple diabetes can manage their condition diabetes can manage diabetes is increasing, patients with diabetes is increasing, bing diagnosed with type 2 bing diagnosed with WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2014 SUN1IMES MEDIA

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Further- including respiratory infec- person to be proactive with utes to gum disease, dental more, uncontrolled diabetes tions and influenza. their health, and avoid nutri- checkups can alert patients can make it more difficult for " Oncea person with ent deficiencies that can to other potential health the mouth and other areas of diabetes gets an infection, lead to problems. problems. For example, the body to heal. Therefore, itmuch harder for them to The year-long study symptoms of periodontal there may be recurrent mouth get rid of it, and it can lead among 130 patients, pub- disease may be indicative infections, sores and other to dire consequences, even lished in the Annals of Inter- of the presence of diseases symptoms of irritation. Thrush, death," says Registered and nal Medicine, found that the that stems from outside of the a condition of overabundant Certified Dietilian-Nutri- incidence of infection was mouth, including diabetes. yeast in the body that can tionist Debra Spector. 'And much lower among diabet- Diabetes, a condition of cause white patches and sore- since some diabetic patients ics who took a multivitamin uncontrolled blood sugar nessinthe mouth, is also more - don't normally respond weil versus those who did not. or insulin production, can prevalent among diabetics. to treatment, prevention is Infection occurred in affect many areas of the The American Diabetes key." only 17 peztent of diabetic body, including the mouth. Association says that not only Talthtg a special diabetes patients who took a multivi- Diabetics face a high risk of are people with diabetes multivitamin usually found tamin versus the 93 percent oral health problems becausemore susceptible to serious in the diabetes section of a who took a placebo. The of fluctuating levels of blood gum disease, but serious gum drugstore, not the vitamin study also found that regular sugar, which impairs white disease may have the peten- section - allows a diabetic multivitamin usage reduced blood cells.White blood cellstial to affect blood glucose person to be proactive with the rate of minor urinary are the body's main defense control and contribute to their health, and avoïd nutri- tract and gastrointestinal against disease and are dis- the progression of diabetes. ent deficiencies that can infections in people with patched when a virus or bac- Many people are unaware lead to problems. diabetes. tena is present. Should white they have diabetes until an The year-long study Because of the nature of blood cells be rendered less oral health exam raises a red among 130 patients, pub- the disease, it's not uncom- effective, the body's defense flag that warns of uncon- lished in the Aimais of Inter- mon for diabetics to experi- system is compromised and troiled blood sugar. nal Medicine, found that the ence nutrient deficiencies. infections can occur in the Those who aie aware of their -.. incidence of infection was Diabetes medications and mouth and elsewhere. diabetes should take treat- much lower among diabet- frequent urination can lead Those with diabetes may ment seriously to keep blood ics who took a multivitarnin to the loss of vital nutrients complain of certain oral symp- sugar levels in check. They also versus those who did not. that protect the body. toms. Uncontrolled diabetes should discuss their diabetes Infection occurred in "Since there are many can result in a decrease in with a dentist and other oral only 17 percent of diabetic health risks that can result saliva flow, which leads to dry health practitioners so that a patients who took a multivi- from vitamin and mineral mouth. Saliva is important to custom exam and screening tamin versus the 93 percent deficiencies, I encourage wash away bacteria in the schedule can be implemented. who took a placebo. The my diabetic patients to find mouth. lt is vital for diabetics to main- study also found that regular a multivitamin supplement Gum inflammation can oc- tain oral health to reduce the multivitamin usage reduced with more potent levels with diabetes, taking a with more potent levels cur because diabetes causes risk ofinfections of the mouth the rate of minor uiinaxy of important nutrients to multivitamin every day can of important nutrients to blood vessels to thicken, that can spread elsewhere tract and gastrointestinal meet their needs," says mean much more than a littlemeet their needs," says slowing the flow of waste and throughout the body. infections in people with Spector. "It should contain protection against the corn- Spector. "It should contain nutrients from bodily tissues. Metro Creative Connections diabetes. Alpha Lipoic Acid (ALA), mon cold. 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Each year, an average of 200,000 and appropriate medications for cold and Americans are hospitalized because of flu flu symptoms. complications, but people with type 1 or "When suffering from a cough, cold or type 2 diabetes are three times more likely flu, it's important for people with diabetes to face complications that may be fatal, ac- to treat their symptoms with medicine that cording to the Centers for Disease Control doesn't have a negative effect on their and Prevention. The best step is prevention, diabetes,' says Debra Spector, registered and anyone with diabetes should senously dietitian and certified nutritionist. consider getting a flu shot in the fall. Most people don't realize that cough But for those who do get sick, it's irnpor- syrups can contarn up to 50 percent sugar, tant that people with diabetes be prepared.and cold and flu medicines may contain The following sick-day plan is designed alcohol, both of which can raise one's glu- to help diabetic patients suffering from a cose, possibly to dangerous levels. Diabetic cough, a cold or the flu. Thssin has been trusted by the medical IGet plenty of sleep, and even when community for years because it is sugar awake, do resting activities (reading, watch-and alcohol-free, so it's 100 percent safe ing T' online shopping) as long as you for diabetics. lt's even recommended for don't find it stressful. those on a sodium or gluten-free diet," says s'Feed a cold, starve a fever" is not Spector. advice you should follow. Eat plenty of uTake your insulin and diabetes medi- healthy items that are also easy to digest, cine on schedule, even ifyou experience like soups, sugar-free Jell-O and fruit juice nausea or haven't eaten. Check your blood mixed with water and yogurt. Dehydration glucose at least four times a day. will cause your blood sugar to drop, so uIf your symptoms worsen, contact your drink one cup of sugar-free, caffeine-free doctor. Learn more about medicine for liquid per hour. people with diabetes along with additional eMedicine cabinets must go beyond sick-day advice and nutritional recipes at a glucose meter and thermometer You www.diabeticproducts.com. Cold season: People with diabetes should develop a sick-day pian for when they get common infections such as a cold or should also have ketone-testing supplies NewsUSA the flu.i NEWSUSA

Quick questions Foot care tips for people with diabetes Complications due to diabetes are cracked skin. This special cream is e the number-one cause of lower-leg "I can't emphasize enough available only in the diabetic section of your favorite drugstore or super- amputations and account for nearly how important it is for a to ask your doctor 86,000 amputations per year. Doctors store. uUnder no circumstances should Blood sugar control is a cations or lifestyle consider- estimate almost 50 percent of these person with diabetes to you shave or attempt to remove cal- key requirement when you ations during your next visit. amputations could have been prevent- pay rigorous attention to luses or corns. Instead, show them to have type 2 diabetes, and Here are some questions ed if the person had taken better care your podiatrist and ask about spe- understanding how food about blood sugar you can of their feet. their feet." cially prescribed shoes. Even before choices, activity and medica- print out and discuss at your "1 can't emphasize enough how im- DR. ALAN FARBER,certified doctoro your appointment, buy a cream made tians work together to affect next appointment. portant it is for a person with diabetes especially for people with diabetes that blood sugar levels can make lWhat is my A1C? to pay rigorous attention to their feet. podiatric medicine specifies it helps soften calluses, and a big difference in how you 2. What should my A1C Foot infections are the most common apply it every day. feel. By asking your diabetes goal and daily blood sugar issue for a person with diabetes and closed-toed shoes with socks that fit e Meticulously inspect feet, toes and health care team (primary goals be? are more severe and take longer to heal very well. Shoes should not require toenails for swelling, cuts, blisters, care provider, endocrinolo- a How often and when than in a person without diabetes," says "breaking in." redness, fungal buildup or any type of gist and diabetes educator) should I check my blood Dr. Alan Farber, a certified doctor of IClean feet daily with warm water irritation on a daily basis. If you have questions about your blood sugar? podiatric medicine. and mild soap, but don't soak them for thickened toenails, have a podiatrist sugar goals and treatment 4What should I do ill Farber added, "Proper foot care is more than three or four minutes. Skin test for fungus. If fungus is present, plan, you'll be able to better think I'm experiencing low or simple and includes things like using submerged for too long will become an antifungal will likely be recom- control your blood sugar and high blood sugar symptoms? an antifungal daily. not only to heal, but macerated and more vulnerable to mended. Walgreens and Rite Aid both stay on top of your health. g How does my meal plan, also to prevent fungal infections, and bacteria. carry DiabetiDerm Antifungal Cream Remember, your well- physical activity or medica- using a moisturizer daily to heal and uCracks in dry skin provide ideal with L-Arginine in the diabetic section. being is important both to tion affect my blood sugar? prevent dry. cracked skin." openings for bacteria. book for mois- L-Arginine helps stimulate blood flow, you and to your diabetes 6. Do I need to make any Are you being thorough enough in turizing creams containing L-Argimne,which in turn speeds healing. healthcare team so don't changes to my overall treat- your foot care? Read on to find out: like DiabetiDerm Foot Rejuvenat- Learn more about foot care at www. hesitate to ask questions ment plan? IWhether indoors on plush rugs or ing Cream. L-Axginine helps stimu- diabeticproducts.com. about any symptoms of low or Sowre bloodsugarbasics. outdoors on white sand, never walk late healthy blood flow to heal dry, News USA high blood sugar, your medi- com/ barefoot. Podiatrists recommend wide, 12 t SUN-TIMES MEDIA WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2014

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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS "No one dreamed, at least I 'It's a miracle," said Britton, a Schauer's study tested these two surgery within a year but none did didn't," that obesity surgery could 55-year-old computer programmer operations versus medication alone after that. Out-of-control diabetes have such broad effects long before from suburban Cleveland, ìn 150 mildly obese people with has complications, too - many WASHINGTON - New research it caused patients to lose weight, "lt saved my life. I have no doubt severe diabetes.TheirAlC levels-patients lose limbs or wind up on is boosting hopes that weight-loss he said, Some patients were able to that I would have had serious com- a key blood-sugar measure - were dialysis when their kidneys fail, and surgery can put some patients' dia- stop using insulin a few days after plications from my diabetes" be- over 9 on average at the start. A some need transplants. betes into remission for years and surgery. cause the disease killed her mother healthy A1C is 6 or below and the An obesity surgery equipment perhaps in some cases, for good. At three years, "more than 90 per- and grandmothers at a young age, study aimed for that, even though company sponsored the study, and Doctors recently gave longer cent of the surgical patients requiredshe said, the American Diabetes Association some of the researchers are paid results from a landmark study show-no insulin," and nearly half had About 28 million Americans have sets an easier target of 7. consultants; the federal government ing that stomach-reducing opera- needed it at the start of the studi diabetes, and two-thirds of them After three years, researchers also gave grant support. tions are better than medications said its leader, Dr. Philip Schauer are overweight or obese. Diabetes had follow-up on 9 1 percent of the Dr. Robert Ratner, chief scieri- for treating 'diabesity," the deadly of the Cleveland Clinic. In contrast, is a leading cause of heart disease, original 1 50 patients. The medica- tific and medical officer for the duo of obesity and Type 2 diabetes. insulin use rose in the medication strokes, kidney failure, eye trouble hon group's A1C averaged 8.4; the American Diabetes Association, Millions of Americans have this and group, from 52 percent at the start to and other problems. surgery groups were at 8.7 and 7, said he was "very encouraged" cant make enough insulin or use 55 percent at three years. It's treated with various drugs with gastric bypass being a little that so many stayed in the study, what they do make to process food. The results were reported at an and insulin, and doctors urge better. and said it will remain important to Many experts were skeptical that American College of Cardiology weight loss and exercise, but few The surgery groups also shed follow participants longer, because the benefits seen after a year would conference in Washington, They alsopeople can drop enough pounds to more pounds - 25 percent and 21 many people who have weight-loss last. were published online by the New make a difference. Bariatric surgerypercent of their body weight versus surgery regain substantial weight Now, three-year results show an England journal of Medicine, currently is mostly a last resort for 4 percent for the medication group. down the road. even greater advantage for surgery. Doctors are reluctant to call very obese people who have failed Some cholesterol and other heart "Any way you lose weight is Blood-sugar levels were normal surgery a possible cure because less drastic ways to lose weight. risk factors also improved in the beneficial" for curbing diabetes, he in 38 percent and 25 percent of they can't guarantee diabetes won't It costs $15,000 to $25,000 and surgery groups and they required said, but "we need to be concerned two groups given surgery, but in come back, Medicare covers it for very obese fewer medicines for these than at about the cost and complications" of only 5 percent of those treated with But some patients, like Heather people with diabetes. Gastric the start. treatments. Diets cost less and have medications. Britton, have passed the five-year bypass is the most common type: Doctors don't know how surgery fewer side effects, Ratner said. 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Winner of 2014 MaxPreps Digital Media Awards high school CUBE news *A Best High School Sports News Coverage highschoolcubenews.com TO THEBOYSCROSSCOUNTRYSTATEMEET 64 seconds. far," saidCarroll,who with myseasonso scas namedtheCCL's What's more,Carroll won bothraces. West Sectional,he at theClass3ANiles Catholic Leaguemeetandinthetopfive tations thisseason. SPOTLIGHT RUNNER [email protected], @hamesspreps BY MATTHARNESS 5-MINUTE GUIDE in 17:25atthesectional.Thetop sevenindi- roy securedanat-largebidbytaking 11th missed outonadvancingbyone spot.Con- sixth asateamattheLisleSectional, and an individualthisyear.TheKnights finished second seasoninarow,butheisgoingas will returntotheClasslAstatemeetfor OTHER RUNNERSTOWATCH those topguysaresogood,butI'dliketobe blers neverhavehadastatechampion. Ford, whoplacedsixthin2011.TheRam- er forthetop10." ners," Seebergsaid."Ithinkhe'sacontend- about ourbestrun- in theconversation 10th. roll canbecomethe said hebelievesCar- coach DanSeeberg 2 blers haveearned cross countryhistory. time greatsinLoyola name tothelistofall- chance toaddhis ¡n 14minutes,54.03 day atthesectional finished firstSatur- runner oftheyear. J1-state honors(top- ne ofLoyola'sbest,"Carrollsaid. JACKCARROU.. Now, hegetsa "I'm veryhappy Wanting toplaceinthetopthreeat Carroll saidhe'sexceededhisownexpec- PETERONROY, Northridge, "I wouldn'tsayI'mgoingtowinbecause Loyola's lasttop-10finisherwasTodd "Jack absolutelyis finish), andLoyola Only nineRam- THURSDAY, NOVEMBER6,2014 Lwuia. so. -Conroy A PIONEERPRESSPUBUCATIONNIL viduals notonqualifyingteamsadvancedto the sectionaltitle.Duroswillbecountedon the sectional,helpingNewTriercapture the regionalandsecondonTreviansat ner. Thisyear,hewasthirdontheteamat he wastheteam'sseventhandfinalrun- the lineupforTreviansayearago,but the statemeet. appearance inthestatemeet seven effort helpedtheRamblersearn theirsixth with an18th-placefinishin15:17. Swenson's Carroll attheClass3ANilesWest Sectional teammate andindividualchampion Jack Litowitz (25th,15:26)allcontributed. Tarek Afifi(23rd,15:22)andjuniorJack senior AustinSantacruz(15th,15:16), in 15:01.SeniorLukeDuros(12th,15:09), Rosenkranz ledthewaybyfinishingeighth Glenbard West(88).NewTrierseniorJosh tat's Class3Apoll,totaled81pointstobeat New Trier,whichisrankedfifthinDyeS- consecutive triptotheClass3Astatemeet. sectional championshipinarowandsixth at NuesWesttocarrytheteamitssecond five scoringTreviansfinishedinthetop25 UWEDUROS, tewTriei LOYOLA -SeniorToddSwensonfollowed Peoria sinceMicah runner toadvance He's thefirstVildngs Nues WestSectional. seventh in15:01atthe state meetbyplacing qualified forhisfirst final season,Patel Hiles North, 3A statemeet. TEAMS TOWATCH Dan Cheungin2012. Detweiller Parkwas last Spartantorunat to thestatemeet.The earned hisfirsttrip Niles West,Whitfield place finishin15:14at ter runningtoa14th- Clenbrook North,jr.- Bellar diditin2012. Saturday attheClass si -Duroswasin OHRUVILPATEL, NEWTRIER - NATFWHITFIELD, st -Inhis All Af- ABOVE: Loyola'sJackCarrollfinishedfirstatthePatSavageInvitationalonOct. 4atNuesWestinSkokie. (11th, 15:08),theHawksknocked offthree Mierzwa (sixth,15:00)andPaul D'Ambrosio Ramblers' sectionallineup. sophomores andonejuniorroundedoutthe to takethirdSaturdayatthesectional.Four DyeStat's Class3Apoll,compiled103points seasons. Loyola,thesixth-rankedteamin advanced tothestatemeetasanindividual.iFILE LEFT: GlenbrookNorth'sNateWhitfield,whoispicturedcompetingatthe Loyola RegionalonOct.25, MAI4E SOUTH- y

Behind seniorsHenry s program history.MaineSouth came intothe since 2012anditisthefourthstate berthin back toDetweillerParkforthefirsttime and qualifyforstate.TheHawksaregoing Class 3ApolltofinishfourthatNilesWest teams rankedaheadoftheminDyeStat's and Jones(12th). ahead ofSt.Ignatius(seventh), York (eighth) meet ranked18th,buttheHawks finished k rit, V * NIL A PIONEER PRESS PUBUCATION THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2014 I

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BY MATT HARNESS back to Detweiller Park. Mujica [email protected], @hamesspreps finished 97th at state last season and this year she is a candidate SPOTLIGHT RUNNER to be named all-state, which is awarded to those who finish inside MIMISNewThes the top 25. No matter what happens Satur- LIZZYSHAW,siisouic South, fr.- day at Detweffler Park in Peoria, Shaw captured the seventh and Smith will go down as one of the final individual berth in the state best runners from the North Shore. meet from the Niles West Section- The defending Class 3A state al by placing 23rd. She crossed the champion earned all-state honors finish line in a time of 18:19. (top-25 finish) in her first three seasons and was part of the team's TEAMS TO WATCH state title in 2011. Smith was 10th as a freshman and 12th as a sopho- NEWTRIER -The Trevians, more before winning last year. who ran four sophomores and "Kids like her are rare," New one freshman in their top seven Trier coach John Burnside said. Saturday, placed second with 57 "To do what she's done is almost points at the Class 3A Nues West impossible. Not only do you have to Sectional. They finished behind de- stay healthy, you have to be men- fending state champion Glenbard tally focused. She's a rare talent." West (34), which is ranked first in One week after cruising to the DyeStat's Class 3A poll. Fifth in the regional title, Smith took third Sat- rankings and third in the state a urday at the Class 3A Nues West year ago, New Trier is striving for Sectional in 17 minutes, 17 seconds, its second state title and first since finishing 43 seconds behind sec- 2011. Following senior Mimi Smith tional champion Lindsay Graham, (third, 17:17) at Niles West were a junior at Glenbard West. sophomores Cara Keleher (ninth, Burnside didn't put too much 17:55), Caroline Fix (10th, 17:57), stock into Smith's non-win. Molly Schmidt (17th, 18:14) and "We worked pretty hard during Katie Glew (18th, 18:14). the week with the anticipation she LOVUS.A - Loyola secured the was going to run at the state meet," Nues West Sectional's fifth and Burnside said. "She was a little final team berth to the Class 3A tired and beat up, but she's a corn- state meet by totaling 195 points. petitor and went in thinking she Caroline Zaworski, the team's only was going to do her best. I think senior, followed junior Kathryn she ran more than she raced." House (eighth, 17:54) by finishing Smith has verbally committed to 35th in 18:41. The Ramblers had run at Wake Forest next season. two freshmen - Lainey McKinley (37th, 18:46) and Payton Hoag OTHER RUNNERS TO WATCH (45th, 18:58) - figure into the scoring five. Sophomore Allie Zahn EMMADZWIERZYNSKL Evanslon, (72nd, 19:31) also counted toward $0. - In her second season on var- Loyola's team score. sity, Dzwierzynski qualified for her lEA - Paced by two seniors,- first state meet by finishing 11th in New Trier's Mimi Smith finishes first at the Class 3A Loyola Regional at Harms Woods in Skokie on Oct. 25.i nu the Panthers earned their first 18:03 at the Class 3A Nibs West trip to Peoria as a team since 2011. Sectional. However, the Wildkits for the state meet as a team. But of competition with a leg injury, state meet. On Saturday, House is Kate McDonough (16th, 20:14) didn't advance as a team. The top Gardiner made sure Maine South House has been strong in the state looking to improve on her 35th- and Audrey Jahns (18th, 20:18) seven individuals in the standings will have some representation in series. At the Oct. 25 regional place finish from a ear ago. helped Regina finish fifth at the not on qualifying teams advanced Peoria by earning an at-large bid meet at Harms Woods, she placed IIUSTIN Ides West, Class 2A Fenton Sectional with to Saturda 's state meet. with her 21st-place finish in 18:17 atsecond. At Nues West's sectional, - Mujica is back at the Class 3A 146 points, which was one better DINER Maine South, Nues West. House came in eighth in 17:54 and state meet for a second season in a than Elmwood Park. In fact, all seven runners in Regina's sectional -This was the first time since KAThRYNHOUSLLoyol - helped the Ramblers to their sec- row. On her home course Saturday, 2009 that the Hawks didn't qualify Despite missing almost a month ond consecutive appearance at the she placed sixth in 17:44 to get lineup were seniors. - 66 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2014 I A PIONEER PRESS PUBUCATION NIL

Ill NILES WEST Wolves to focusonweight lifting, character building

While Matt Galanopoulos is set to return, Nues West will have to replace many of its key offensive players

BY ERIC VAN DRU.. For Sun-Times Media. @VanDrilSports

PARK RIDGE - Right before the Class 8A first-round playoff football game began, Maine South's announcer provided bits of information about the Hawks and Nues ' West, including how many consecutive years both teams have been in the playoffs. Maine South has made the postseason 23 years in a row, he said, to cheers from the home fans. Nues West's streak is now at three years, he added. It was clear in that moment - and during the ensuing four quarters of third- seeded Maine South's 54-21 victory over the 14th-seeded Wolves on Saturday - that there's a big difference between the two programs. For Nues West, Maine South remains the standard to strive toward. "We want to be like them. We'd love to play like them," Nues West coach Scott Baum said. "They play hard, they play fast. The only way our kids see that is when we go play them." There are several things that the Wolves (6-4) need to do to continue to close the ABOVE: Nues West's Brandon Costantino runs for a touchdown during the Class OA first-round gap between them and the playoff game at Maine South on Saturday. Like many key members of the offense, Costantino is a Hawks. senior and won't be back next season. i TIM BOYWFOR ciiico TRIBUNE MEDIA GROUP "Our defense [must im- prove]," junior defensive end Calvin Cadet said. "They're LEFT: Nues West sophomore Matthew Galanopoulos rushed for 313 yards and finished with 579 very good at throwing. If we receiving yards in 2014. i TIM BOYLEJFOR CHICAGO TRIBUNE MEDIA GROUP can stop that and get to the quarterback, I think we'll The majority of the team's offen- Niles West has talented players return- be in good position to win sive linemen are, too. ing, however, including six sophomores [against Maine South] next That core group was integral in who were pulled up to varsity this season. year." the Wolves averaging 46.2 points The most notable player slated to return Baum said his players per game during the first five is sophomore Matt Galanopoulos, who must get better at staying weeks of the season. Then Spill- started in the secondary and caught 52 academically eligible. A man, the team's best playmaker, passes for 579 yards this year. Matt Gala- couple Niles West players weren't eligible character." broke his left leg during practice. The nopoulos plays quarterback like his older the week of the playoff game. The Wolves will try to make it four team averaged 24.5 points in its final four brother, but Baum said it's too early to corn- "You want to win games, but at the end straight playoff berths next year, but they games. mit to him being the starter next year. of the day you want to coach kids that do will have to replace most of their offense. The loss of senior brothers Adam Pig- "He's a kid who when he touches the ball, what they're supposed to do," Baum said. Running back Brandon Costantino, quar- nato, a linebacker, and Jeremy Pignato, a it's unbelievable," Baum said. "How to best "We talk about character, and that's going terback Tommy Galanopoulos and wide defensive back, will leave voids on defense. do that, I don't know. We're going to spend a to be our focus all offseason - lifting and receiver Quran Spillman are all seniors. Linebacker Tahir Meeks also is a senior. lot of time talking about that." Wolves' memorable III North -forthethirdtimethisseasoninregional Nues WestRegionalfinal,butnotbeforebeatingrivalNiles Wiffiams saidshe'llneverforget. volleyball team's2014seasonthatseniormiddlehitterKeiann For Sun-TimesMedia,@nieganmariehart BY over season beat NewTher,whichfinishedthirdinClasstAlastseason, said. one getsthegloryandeveryoneisinspotlight,"Williams share equallyintheWolves'success. not havingastarplayer,becauseeveryteammatewasableto 25-17, 25-20inthefinal. remember thatgame.Itwassoemotionalandexciting." 25 winoverNUesNorthonOct.28."Ithinkin10yearsI'llstill said WIlliams,whohadagame-winningblockinthe25-23,27- semifinals. which allowedhertocatchopponentsoffguardwith school, manyteamsexpecttoseefloatingserves,shesaid, credited hertopspinservewithgivinganedge.Inhigh captain fornextyear,ledNUesWestthisseasoninaces.She strength thisseasonwasservingKrason,whonameda said. mates foundanewlevelofplayduringthatmatch. Wolves' mostexcitingmoments.Shesaideachofherteam- Krason agreedthatthewinagainstNewTrierwasoneof for thefirsttimein14years.JunioroutsidehitterDominique improve herever-importantverticaljump. different positionsonthecourt,workherblockingand sure theWolvessucceedin2015.Sheplanstopracticeplaying said. "I'mexcitedandIthinkwe'llbegoodagainnextyear." good groupofgirlscomingupfromthelowerlevels,"Metoyer expectations fornextseason. outside hitterandtheirliberotograduation,Metoyerhashigh like teamsaren'treallyusedtoit,soit'sagoodweapon?' unique tool. son," Williamssaid."Ihavenodoubt they'llrock." season. who is5-5. The Wolves'seasonendedonOct.30intheClasstA There areplentyofmomentsfromtheNUesWestgirls Williams saidthisseason'shighlightwaswhentheWolves "I thinkwe'veactuallybeenplayingbetterbecauseevery- Wfflianis saidtheteamperformedwellthisseason,despite After beatingtheVikings,NilesWestlosttoSchaumburg "I thinkthatwasprobablyoneofthebestgamesweplayed," "It takesalotoffocus,butit'ssouseful,"Kmasonsaid."Ifeel According tocoachStacyMetoyer,theteam'sbiggest "It reallybroughtoutthetrueathleteinallofus'Krason "I wishIwasgoingtobehere win withthemnextsea- Williams isconfidenttheWolves willbesuccessfulnext "Other girlsaregettingtallerandI'mnot,"saidKrason, Krason saidshe'llbeworkinghardthisoffseasontomake 'We're lookingforwardtoourreturners,andwehavea Though theWolvesarelosingtheirmiddlehitters,an NILES WEST GAN HART Vikings, Trevians includes wins junior outsidehitterCarolynDwyer, West, theNilesNorthgirlsvolleyball BY MEGANHART III offseason. TRACYAIIEN/FORCHICAGOTRIBUNEMEDIAGROUP Pilles North'sCarolynDwyer,whoispicturedonSept.6inamatchagainstTrinity,willserveasco-captainfortheVikingsvolleyballteam ters," Dwyersaid. take charge,andsodosomeother hit- tices. weights andattendopen-gymprac- teammates toplayclubvolleyball,lift said shealsoplanstoencourageher more consistentwithherhitting.She offseason istoworkonbecoming offseason. who willserveasco-captaininthe players backnextseason,including of anexperiencedsquadnextyear. team islookingforwardtothereturn For Sun-TimesMedia,@meganmanehart Seasoned Vikeshave After aseason-endinglosstoNues Vikings coachMichaelCottsaid he "I havetostepitupnextyearand Dwyer saidhergoalduringthe The Vikingsareslatedtohavenine NILES NORTH NIL APIONEERPRESSPUBUCATION including itstophitter,AmandaGreen. team islosingalotofitstallerplayers, an importantrolenextseasonasthe our primarypasserandjusttobean hard. encouraging herteammatestowork and offthecourtbyplayingwell expects Dwyertocontributebothon season. on MarquetteUniversity'ssquad next former VikingsteammateTaylor Louis semifinals. Greenisscheduledto join in theClasstANilesWestRegional seventh-seeded Wolves25-23,27-25 the ninth-seededVikingsfellto high schoolmatchonOct.28when ally difficulttoreplace,"Cottsaid. natural athleticability,andshe'llbere- outstanding volleyballplayer,"hesaid. "[Green] isblessedwithalotof Cott saidfundamentalswillplay "I expecthertoservetough,be Green, whois6-1,playedherlast rdz

eye onsuccess IiAi I THURSDAY, NOVEMBER6,2014 Vikings willbesuccessfulwithouther never forgetit." season wasthebestIcouldhaveasked laughs. they workedhardbutalsohadalotof season," Greensaid.Duringpractice vate usnextseason,"shesaid. seasons. team theVikingshadn'tdefeated in10 Dwyer saiditwasmeaningfultobeata Glenbrook NorthintwosetsonOct.23. season waswhenNilesNorthbeat of theirfavoritememoriesfromthis and experience. next yearbecauseoftheirleadership ence thisyearhasbeengreatandI'll for," Greensaid."Justthewholeexperi- and Ifeellikeweshoulduseitto moti- Green saidsheisconfidentthe "The groupofgirlsIplayedwiththis The Vikingswere"likeafamilythis "That wasabigaccomplishment Both DwyerandGreensaidone I in the 68 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2014 A PIONEER PRESS PUBLICATION NIL I I

III COLLEGE NOTES Coulter bounces back for Bentley

BY NICK BULLOCK For Pioneer Press, @Pioneer...Press

Quincy Coulter, a Lake Forest graduate, helped the Bentley men's golf team finish in fifth place at the 12-team Saint Rose Fall Shootout Oct. 10-11 at the Pinehaven Country Club at Guilderland, New York. After an opening-round 85, the senior co-captain bounced back and shot a team-best 75 on the second day. Coulter played eight rounds in Bentley's fall season and recorded a 79.4 average.

Skokie native Louie Belpedlo, a fresh- Quincy man defenseman on the Miami (Ohio) Coulter men's hockey team, was recently named National Collegiate Hockey Conference Rookie of the Week. Belpedio, a 2014 third-round draft pick of the Minnesota Wild, got his first ice time in his team's recent split with Bowling Green. He played on the top defensive pairing in Nues North's Yomade Adefeso (Il) ines to allude the Cary-Grove defense during Saturday's Class 7A first-round playoff game in Cary. I iiu c*ow both contests and scored his first college goal in the sec-

FOR CHICAGO TRIBUNE MEDIA GROUP ond game, on Oct. 12 in Oxford, Ohio. He also blocked three shots and finished with a plus-one rating in the game. NUES NORTH During Miami's 4-2-0 start, Belpedio played in every III game, scored two goals and had an assist.

With the help of Hinsdale Central's Jack Allen, a junior Cary-Grove too deep for Vikes center, the Michigan State football team rushed for 219 yards in a 35-11 victory against Michigan on Oct. 25 in East BY ZACK PEARSON had two injured running backs. But we first scoring drive. Lansing, Michigan. It was the No. 8-ranked Spartans' sixth For Sun-Times Media. @Zack. Pearson battled back and got a few scores at the "This program has a bright future," victory in their last seven gaines against the Wolverines end." Adefeso said. "There are a lot of tal- and their 14th victory in a row against Big Ten opponents. CARY - Niles North waited 22 Although the Vikings (5-5) fell ented kids that are juniors and sopho- This is Allen's third year as a starter on the Spartans' years to make the football playoffs, andbehind early, the team battled back andmores. If they keep their heads up and offensive line. He is a two-year letter winner. it will now have to wait at least anothermanaged to put together two scoring work hard, they can really go far." Two other area athletes are on the Michigan State year to return. drives. The first one was capped off by Adefeso finished with six receptions football team. Allen's younger brother, Brian Allen, also The Vikings were dealt the tough junior running back Barrington Wade for 25 yards, including two catches on from Hinsdale Central, is a freshman offensive lineman. task of taking on powerhouse Cary- when he scored on a 4-yard run. the team's first scoring drive. He also Stevenson alumnus Matt Morrissey is a freshman defen- Grove in the first round of the Class Wade finished with 94 yards of total had a long gain called back due to a sive back. 7A playoffs. The top-seeded Trojans offense, including 69 rushing yards on penalty (10-0) proved to be too much for the 15 carries. The 6-1, 208-pound Wade is The encouraging news for the Emory women's soccer senior forward Emily Feldman 16th-seeded Vikings as they rolled to a slated to return next season and is ex- Vikings is they are expected to have recently was selected as the University Athletic Associa- 52-14 win Saturday. The Vikings were pected to be a key part of the Vikings' a large amount of talent back next tion's Offensive Athlete of the Week. The Highland Park outmatched from the start as Cary- offense. year and could contend for a Central graduate earned the honor after she scored her second Grove opened up a 14-0 lead midway Junior Craig Dawkins had the other Suburban North title. After the game, career golden goal in a l-0 double-overtime victory against through the first quarter and never Vikings touchdown on a 5-yard run lateEgofske honored the seniors one final Centre College on Sept. 28 in Danville, Kentucky It was looked back. in the fourth quarter. time before preaching about hard work her third goal of the season. But for the Vikings, who made their The Vikings' seniors got a taste and staying focused in the offseason to Through 15 games, Emory is 9-1-5 with a 4-1-1 home last playoff appearance in 1992, it was aof the playoffs and many of them the returning players. record. Feldman played in 13 of the team's first 15 games, positive step that they hope to build on.were key to the rebuilding process as "We want to get to where Cary- ranldng fourth on the team with 11 points, second with five "It's disappointing to end like this," they were called up to the varsity as Grove is at," Egofske said. "There's goals and first with 56 shots. Niles North coach Mark Egofske said. sophomores. That group includes wide another level yet. We want to get to "What a year Niles North had. We are receiver Yomade Adefeso, who helped that next level and each year we keep Have a suggestion for the College Roundup? Email Nick only a team of 33-34 players and we get the offense going on Niles North's building and getting better and better." Bullock at buiockpioneerpress@gmaiLcom. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2014 69 NIL A PIONEER PRESS PUBUCATION I

Ill MAINE EAST Unforeseensuccess Hua-Pham, along with senior outside hitter were not going to lose in two games. No way" Strong senior leaders helps Hannah Farley, was a four-year varsity player No more than five points separated the who headlined the team's transformation. As two teams in the third game. The Saxons led Blue Demons win regional, freshmen, Farley and Hua-Pham won four 22-18, but the Blue Demons won three in a row conference championships games. They won eight as sophomores and behind a Idil fromjunior middle Nild Ahl- then 17 last yeat strand, an ace fromjunior Courtney Depa and This season, the third-seeded Blue Demonsa Schaumburg error. BY MATt HARNESS finished 23-10. They won the Central Subur- Maine East couldn't complete the rally, [email protected], @harnesspreps ban North for the first time since 2001 and though, as Schaumburg senior hitter and captured their first regional championship Fairfield recruit Oyinkan Akinola put down PARK RIDGE - Tears filled her eyes and since 2004 and third in program history. the match-winning kifi. rolled down her face as Maine East senior While she said she hoped to play for the Farley finished with a team-best 12 kills, Sarah Hua-Pham finally emerged from the sectional final at home Thursday, Hua-Pham while Hua-Pham had 24 assists. Ahlstrand, athletic conference room in the basement of was left to reflect on her season and career. one of eightjuniors, added five kills. Junior her school. "There have been so many positive things Maggie Chwieralski and junior Kehl Lindberg The setter was the last player to come out that have happened throughout the years," each had four kills. Junior libero Mirando following the Blue Demons' 25-14,18-25,25-21 she said. "It totally changed from my fresh- Duro totaled 12 digs. J. loss to Schaumburg in the semifinals of the man year until now. We set our goals high, and Bezek said when the Blue Demons clinched Class 4A Maine East Sectional on Thesday. we reached most ofthem. It was hard seeing the conference championship on Oct. 23 with ABOVE: Maine East's Hannah Farley finished with a She stayed with Maine East coach Anne the last point, but we know we established a win over Deerfield on senior night, many of team-best 12 kills on Tuesday against Schaumburg. Bezek several minutes longer than the rest of something here." the players told her they never thought this

MARK UKENA/FOR CHICAGO TRI8EINE MEDIA GROUP the players and coaches. After losing the first game, the Blue De- season's success was possible three years ago. "We had a moment, had a hug," Bezek said. mons won the fIrst four points ofthe second "We had great leadership from such won- TOP: Maine East's Sarah Hua-Pham (4) and Niki "She's the one on the team with the mostre- and never trailed, building a 22-8 advantage derful girls like Sarah and Hannah," Bezek Ahlstrand (2) try in vain to block Schaumburg's sponsibi1itç the toughest job and the one! wasbefore the second-seeded Saxons (25-13) said. "They set the example through their Oyinkan Akinola during the Class 4A Maine East hardest on. We spent a lot of time together closed the gap down the stretch. hard work and commitment. They were the Sectional semifinal on Tuesday. MARK UKLNAJFOR CHICAGO over the years. We just had one last little mo- "We wanted it more that game," said Hua- most humble and selfless players I've been

TRIBUNE MEDIA GROUP ment together." Pharn, one ofsix seniors on the team. "We around. They will be missed" WAIT UNTIL NEXT YEAR

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