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Broken ann does not appear to have slowed Milwaukee freshman-to-be Michael Ferri. Page 37 PATRICK GORSKI/PIONEER PRESS JOE CVGANOWSKI/ PIONEER PRESS Children take a ride on a roller coaster during the second annual Park Ridge Park District carnival on July 24 in Park Ridge.

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Kids enjoy the motorcycle ride during the second annual Park Ridge Park District Carnival on July 24 in Hinley Park. PATRICK GORSKI/PIONEER PRESS PHOTOS Fun in the sunfor second annual carnival BY JENNIFER JOHNSON Pioneer Press

The Park Ridge Park Dis- trict's second annual carnival at Hinidey Park drew crowds over four days of warm and mostly sunny weather last weekend. The carnival, which took place July 23 through 26, featured seven live bands and dozens of rides. The live performances, which included Chicago band 7th Heaven, were a new addition to the carnival this yeat After several years without a community carnival, the Park District re- launched the event in 2014 following a series of "mini summer carnivals' organizer Mary Bart said. The next Park District event geared toward families is the Country Farm Fair on Aug.1 at Wîldwood Nature Center, 529 Forest- view Ave., from noon to 3 p.m. A petting zoo, hayride, pie-eating contest, a tug-of- war and water balloon toss will be featured. A mother with herson, above, enjoy bumper cars during the second annualPark Ridge Park District Carnival on July jjohnson@pioneerlocaL corn 24 in Hinkley Park.A girl, at left, makes her way up a ladder Twitter @Jen.Pioneer attempting to wina prize. NEWS PON'T 8E CAUGHT 7 IIKE THIS! Overhead Sewer Systems Flood Controls Any Drainage Problem Power Rodding Since n Small Plumbing Repairs 1 i 930 o

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lOSE M. OSORIO/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Demo WorkPay Only for the Space Used on the Truck Dead mosquitos collected for the Northwest Mosquito Abatement District are processed in a centrifuge and then tested for West Nile virus. ;. MENTION THIS AD RECEIVE COUPON NOT i 00 AVAILABLE ON s1 OFF SINGLE ITEMS i Lake, Cook county Mosquitoes L 5 J test positive for West Nile virus i -866-586-5436 Iwww.junkgenie.com-I BY DAN MORAN also collected adult mosqui- 8300 toreport areas of News-Sun toes that tested positive forstagnant water - which are West Nile virus. That sam-conducive for mosquito / The first confirmed in- ple was reportedly collectedbreeding - or to obtain dicator of West Nile virus in Lincolnwood July13. more information on the LINCOLN WOOD being found among Lake Lake County health offi-signs and symptoms of West up tChamber of Commerce & Industry County mosquitoes was an- cials advised caution withNile encephalitis. Informa- nounced Thursday whenthe arrival of the hottesttion can also be found at w ith the officialsreportedthata days of summer, duringwww.fightthebitenow- Chamber! batch sampled July 16 inwhich mosquitoes that.com. Gurnee has tested positivecarry the disease are more According the health de- for the disease. active. The health depart-partaient, "while most peo- In 2014, the Lake Countyment tests mosquito traps pIe infected with (West Nile 201- 5 Annual Health Departmentan- weekly for the presence ofVirus) have no symptoms of nounced the first indicatorthe virus from late springillness, some may become of West Nile out of Deer- through autunm. ill, usually three to 15 days GOlf Outing fieldin early July. That "The Culex mosquitoafter the bite of an infected turned out to be the start ofthat carries West Nile virus mosquito. In some individu- PRESENTED BY 31 pools of mosquitoes thatthrives in hot weather," saidals, particularly the elderly, testedpositivelastyear, Tony Beltran, executive di-the virus can cause muscle along with one case of anrector of the Lake Countyweakness, inflammation of infected bird. Health Department "Nowthe brain (encephalitis), stiff In September 2014, offi- that hot summer weather isneck, stupor, disorientation, cials reported that a 48-finally here, it is especiallytremors, convulsions, paral- For information about this event, year-old Gurnee man wasimportant to protect your- ysis, coma or death" contact the Chamber at treated and released at aself against mosquito bites The North Shore Mos- 312-961-6591 or visit our website at local hospital after contract- by following the three R's -quito Abatement District ing West Nile, the first ofreduce your exposure tocovers communities that in- Li nco lnwoodCham ber.org. two confirmed cases. Sixmosquitoes, repel them bydude Evanston, Glencoe, human cases of the diseasewearing insectrepellent, Glenview, Golf, Kenilworth, were recorded in 2013 inand reportareas whereLincolnwood, Morton Lake County mosquitoestypicallyGrove, Nues, Northbrook, The announcement outbreed." Skokie, Wilmette and Win- ILVF S'ONSoRS of Lake County came the The health departmentnetka. day after the North Shorealso reminded residents NUiI II Mosquito Abatement Dis-that it maintains a West Nile [email protected] trict confirmed that it hadvirus hotlineat 847-377- Twitter @NewsSuriDa,iMoran 8 NEWS

KARIE ANGELL LUC/PIONEER PRESS Cell phone selfies taken on the Ferris wheel with, from left, Denisa Coca, Christina Covaci and Alex Tuser, all teens from Chicago July24,at Lincolnwood Fest at Proesel Park. Fun in thesun atLincoinwood Fest BY KARIE ANGELL Luc Pioneer Press Lincoinwood Fest,a Proesel Park summertime favorite for all ages, accom- modated sizable crowds with sunny weather July 24, the second date of the four-day weekend celebration. Among the fun were rides, games, food, music, classic cars (on June 26) and bingo brought to you by the American Legion. Jackie Boland, who serves on the Friends of Lincoinwood 2015 committee, described the event as a tradition. Boland, who is also the Lincoinwood Chamber of Commerce & Industry executive director, was there early making sure volunteers or staffwere properly trained in the beer and wine tent. Under the tent there was ample signage promoting local businesses. "I love connecting all of the businesses Zach Acosta,IT,of Chicago waves to his father Joshua Acosta before the swings start July Anthony Vallone of Elgin-based Taco Fac- and everybody wins, everybody loves it,' 24at Lincolnwood Fest at Proesel Park. tory gets ready for the dinner crowd. Boland said. Money raised via the fest has benefited "Everyone cooperates and makes itthe South Elgin-based Taco Factory whosedid a sound check before performing civic projects in previous years. Examples ofhappen," Boland said, complimenting sev-favorite menu item is the steak quesadillaAilman Brothers tribute music. projects have included wood flooring toeral helping hand groups such as the on a corn tortilla. "I rode my bike here yesterday and when upgrade community spaces or improve-Lincolnwood Public Works Department "The people who run it [Lincoinwood I saw how well everything was organized, I ments to park shelter structures. and the Lincolnwood Parks and Recreation Fest] are really good;' Vallone said. thought I'd come back," Johnson said. Boland said the goal this year is to break Department. Greg Bloden of Skokie and Tom Johnson "I think it's great so fai" Bloden said. even with extra dollars as a welcome bonus "Vie cooked 40 pounds of steak and 20 of Chicago sat at a small table, braving the Lincoinwood Mayor Jerry Turry offi- to assist community purposes. ¿ i4çliç qfsetting sun while the band Rose Hill Revivalcially kicked offthe festival July 23. NEWS 9 NORTHBROOK COMMUNITY Woman used sister's identity SYNAGOGU E during Niles drug arrest Enroll your HIGH HOLY DAYS chfldin our BY JENNIFER JOHNSON reported arrest on drug 2015/5776 Pioneer Press charges were included in police reports released by A woman arrested on drug charges earlier the Niles Police Depart- JycHebrew this month was charged and processed byment onJuly9 and pub- Rosh Hashana Vom Kippur I: Niles police under her younger sister's name, lished in the Niles Her- Schoo' Sept. 13, 14,15 Sept. 22, 23 authorities say, and now faces a felonyaid-Spectator police blot- obstruction ofjustice charge as well. ter. and get Niles police on July 22 issued a press Police say the day after TICKETS FOR UNAFFILIATED (o' release clarifying the identity of the woman,her arrest, Savannah Th- Tricoci ist year Ñ who was arrested July 7 and charged withcoci returned to the po- $125 membership . felony possession of a controlled substance lice station to admit she had falsely identified after six small bags containing suspectedherself Nues Police Sgt Robert Tornabene Tickets required for aU services heroin were reportedly located inside hersaid Tricoci's sister had accompanied her to FREE vehicle during a traffic stop. the police department to turn herself in. inckideç HH tickets) According to police, the woman, now The Cook County State's Attorney's Office identified as Savannah Thcoci, 24, of theapproved charges of felony obstruction of 10400 block of Doris Court, Rosemont, gave justice against Tricoci, police said. officers her 23-year-old sister's name when Tricoci could not be reached for com- she was arrested. Police say Tricoci did notment have identification on her at the time of her arrest. [email protected] Led by with The name of Tricoci's sister and her Twitter @JenJ'ioneer Rabbi Aaron Braun Cantor-Rabbi Moshe Stiur 2548 Jasper Court vllt4ng from New York Northbrook, IL 60062 Skokie fire chief to be named village 847-509-9204 [email protected] administrator for Morton Grove rA !,* mind S A tutlet. BY NATALIE HAYES pro-tem village administrator after the thing to wutE Pioneer Press vacancy left by Ryan Home last month. Home could not be reached for comment After nearly a decade serving as the chief Czerwinski - who said he plans to focus of the Skokie Fire Department, Ralphon economic development - said he first Czerwinski, plans to circle back to where his ascertained that Friel wasn't interested in early roots in public service began. with thethe position before he decided to accept the village ofMorton Grove. offer. Morton Grove Mayor Dan DiMaria an- 'Tm humbled to have the opportunity, as nounced in aJuly22 press release thatit's a great opportunity" Czerwinski said. "I Czerwinskiwillbe appointed as the village think I stunned (Skokie) a little bit when I administrator ofMorton Grove, a position he told themwas doing this, because our previously held for two years starting inrelationship really has been fabulous - I 2003 until he was offered the fire chiefthink I'm leaving the department in a good position with Skokie in 2005. plac&' Czerwinski started his career as a fire- The vifiage administrator, a role known as fighter in Morton Grove when he joined thethe village manager in most larger munici- Fire Department in 1975. He rose throughpalities, runs the day-to-day operations of the ranks to fire chief, a position he held for the village and oversees the community's 13 years until he became village managerannual budget under former Mayor Daniel Scanlon. The Morton Grove Village Board will Czerwinski said the decision to return to swear Czerwinski into his new post on the place where he had built his career didn'tAug.10, and he starts his new job the next come "without deliberation." day, he said. "I love municipal government I don't gnlf His last day with the Skokie Fire Depart- I hardly fish, but what I really just enjoy is ment will be Aug. 6. municipal government and the challenges of James Walters, who is Skokie's deputy fire ifA? IF THE FUTURE OF LIDS WAS it,' he said. "I learned a lot from the highchief will be named chief on Aug. 7, after caliber of municipal management here inCzerwinski is sworn into his new position, a Skokie, and now I'm ready to move on to the village ofSkokie press release said. A STOCK YOU COULD INVEST IN next level." Both DiMaria and Friel could not be Introducing Better FuIuresa whoLe new kind of inssstment with a greater return thaa money. When you invest, Morton Grove's fire Chief Tom Friel - reached for this story. it hntpkids go to college. Because a mind is a teitible thing to waste bol a woiidentul thinl to invest in Czerwinski's former colleague before he left to work for the Skokie Fire Department -Natalie Hayes is a freelance reporter for Invest in Better Futures at UNCF.ORG/INVEST has been working two jobs while serving asJ'ioneer Press .« lo POLICE REPORT

The following items were taken parking lot at Dempster Street andunder the influence on July 19THEFT block ofGood Avenue, Park Ridge, from the Nues and Park Ridge police Waukegan Road, and continuedfollowing a traffic stop near the A 1996 Honda was reportedand a 17-year-old girl from Chicago department reports. An arrest does south on Waukegan. The officerintersection of Milwaukee and stolen July 21 from outside a home were each charged with underage not constitute afinding ofguilt. lost sign of the vehicle, but it wasGreenwood avenues at 4:40 a.m. on the 7500 block of Keeneydrinking July 16 after police said later located by police near Kedzie He has an Aug. 7 court date. Street they came to the Park Ridge Police Street and Oriole Avenue, and A woman reported that herStation looking for someone who Niles Walley was taken into custody aBURGLARY wallet was stolen from her shop-was involved in a dispute with short time later on the 8700 blockuA resident of the 9800 block ofping cart outside a store on theanother woman in the parking lot RECKLESS DRIVING of Ozark Avenue, police said. InLauren Lane told police that on5600 block of Touhy Avenue onThey were released on their own Austin Storie, 19, of the 8700addition to the criminal charges,July 20 a man came to her home,the night ofJuly 22. recognizance and assigned an Aug. block of Ozark Avenue, Niles, andWalley was also ticketed for im-stating he was installing a fence in A 3-foot-tall teddy bear was11 adjudication hearing date. Timothy Walley, 20, of the 3400 proper lane use, disobeying a stop the area. After the man lured thestolen July 22 from a restaurant on block of Brookmead Drive, Rollingsign, disobeying a traffic signal,woman out of her home and intothe 7000 block ofDempster Street,TRESPASS Meadows, were each charged withexpired registration and driving anher backyard for 10 minutes, she police said. uPhilip Seaton, 31, of the 700 recidess driving on July 21. Walley uninsured vehicle. Both men arediscovered that jewelry had been block of Goodwin Avenue, Park was also charged with fleeing andscheduled to appear in court onstolen from the residence, police Ridge, was charged with criminal attempting to elude police. Ac-Aug. 26. said. Park Ridge trespass July 18. Bond was set at $1,500. He has an Aug. 12 court cording to police, an officer wit- PROPERTY DAMAGE nessed both men speeding andRETAD.. THEFT UNDERAGE DRINKING date. Tolana Hargrove, 31, of the 1500 Scratches were left all over a driving recklessly around a park- Braden Gebavi, 18, of the 1000DRUG POSSESSION block of West Jonquil Terrace,vehicle parked on the 8300 blockblock of South Hanilin Avenue, ing lot on the 7600 block of West of Waukegan Road between July James Suriano, 28, of the 1600 Dempster Street, just after 8 p.m. Chicago, was charged with retail Park Ridge, was charged with 17 and 19, police said. The owner of block of Newton Avenue, Park while other vehicles were parked theft on July 21. Police said she underage drinking July 16. Ac- stole an undisclosed amount ofthe vehicle told police that one Ridge, was charged withpos- inthelot. When theofficer month earlier his other car wascording to police, the owner of asession of marijuana and pos- entered the parking lot to in-merchandise from a store on the van discovered Gebavi asleep in- 8500 block of Golf Road whiledamaged, as well. He suspects a session of drug paraphernalia July vestigate, a blue Chevrolet Cava- side the vehicle at 7:10 aim while it 16 after the car in which he was a accompanied by her teenageformer girlfriend, police said. was parked outside his residence lier, driven by Walley, allegedly The rear hatch door ofa vehicle passenger was stopped by police. accelerated at a high rate of speed daughter and a toddler. on the 2000 block of South parked in a lot on the 8900 block of Police said Suriano was inpos- and fled the parking lot Police saidDU! Milwaukee Avenue on the after-Ashland Avenue. He was released session of 3 grams of suspected the officer pursued the vehicle east on his own recognizance and Daniel Tus, 38, of the 5100 block noon of July 19 was damaged marijuana and a glass pipe. Bond on Dempster Street at speeds ofof North Monitor Avenue, Chi-when someone kicked it, policeassigned an Aug. II adjudicationwas set at $1,500, and he has an hearing. more than 70 miles per hourcago, was charged with drivingsaid. Aug. 24 court date. before it cut through a gas station Patrick Placek, 20, of the 1700 SUMMER TRAVEL Schaumburg Convention Center, Schumburg, IL

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Rallyrekindles spirit of King's 1965appearance BY KAREN BERKOWITZ ensure that the justice and Pioneer Press fairness that they fought for around the world came back Hundreds ofNorth Shore to the United States," said residents gathered on the Soglin, who was one of the Winnetka Village Green Justice Day speakers. July 26 to rekindle the fight '9AThile we see great 1 against housing injustice strides made in terms of that drew thousands to the marriageforallpeople, park in 1965 to hear Martin theseinjustices continue Luther King Jr. speak. whether we aretalking o The Justice Day2015 rally about race national origin or both marked the 50th anni- the tens ofmillions of people versaiy ofKing's appearance ...unable to go to college and honored the activists because perhaps they ar- whose work to end housing rived in this country when discrimination against they were six months old, blacks and Jews during the the children of caring par- 1960s brought King to the ents who wanted a better North Shore three years life" Soglin said. before the federal Fair Hous- Carol Kleiman, who was a ingAct was enacted. syndicated Chicago Thbune "He actually slept in the columnist for 44 years, par- basement of my synagogue, ticipated in the North Shore Beth Emet (in Evanston), Summer Projectand because hotels in the area marched with Martin Lu- were not open to African ther King Jr. from Selma to Americans," recalledU.S. Donna Kenyon of Oak Parkadmfres the flagconstruction at Justice Day. XEVINTANAKA/PIONEER PPESS PHOTOS Montgomery, Ala. She was Representative Jan Scha- one ofthe featured speakers kowsky (D-Evanston), one during the program Sunday. ofthe Justice Day speakers. Kleiman recalledthat The campaign for hous- when she moved from Phil- ing justice, known as the p4 adelphia to the Chicago area North Shore Summer Proj- - -I-- in 1961 and purchased a ect, was started by local home in Mt Prospect she residents, who thought they discovered a "whites-only" should examine thedis- covenant in her real estate crimination taldng place in contract restricting any fu- their own communities. ture sale. They looked at the real "I sued the Realtor, who estate practices that pre- was also the mayor of Mt cluded blacks from being Prospect, and I won," Miei- shown homes in white man told the crowd. "The neighborhoods, or steered covenant was removed." Jewish home buyers toward A bronze marker at the Timuel Blacksays that war The Gerald McClendon Patricia Wilson of ChIcago Mark Dvorak of the Old suburbs that were accepting Winnetka Village Green is never a solution during band performs at Justice attended Justice Day in Town School of Folk Music commemorates King's ap- of non-Gentiles. his speech. Day festivities. Winnetka. prepares to perform. After interviewing hun- pearance on July 26, 1965, dreds of home sellers and offers for any reason. different 'isms' that oftenintegrated places to live." makes so many decisions for with a quote from his ad- real estate agents, project Organizers ofJustice Day serve to exclude people." The afternoon's keynote us,economically and so- dress. participants released a criti-2015, an initiative of Open The goal of The Justicespeaker, HilaShelton, di- cially" "History has presented us cal report in August of 1965 Communities, hope to galva-Project is to inspire citizensrector of the NAACP's Shelton lauded the use ofwith a cosmic challenge," refuting agents' claims theynizea new generationand policymakers to createWashington bureau,ad- fair housing testers in 1111-King is quoted as saying. were merely carrying outaround a multi-year cam-welcoming, inclusive and di-dressed the importance ofnois to determine whether"We must now learn to live the wishes of home sellers. paign, The Justice Project verse communities. Thefair housing toward achiev- landlords and lenders aretogether as brothers, or we When interviewed, 50 "There isa wonderfulproject has created a list ofing ajust society adhering to the law whenwill perish together as fools?' percent of home sellers indi- history here on the North'Principles of the Welcom- "It is housing that wifi prospective renters seek an The 16 communities cated they would gladly sellShore that I think mosting Community" to guidedetermine whether youapartment or buyers applyserved by Open Communi- their home to any qualifiedpeople don't realize," saidmunicipal officials and helphave resources to retire on," for a mortgage. ties are Deerfield, Evanston, buyer brought by the agent, Gall Schechter, executive di-citizens hold their leaders said Shelton, noting that for Paul Soglin, now servingGlencoe, Glenview, High- regardless of the buyer'srector of Open Communi-accountable. In relation tomost Americans, home his eighth term as mayor ofland Park, Highwood, Kenil- race, religion or national ties,a housing advocacyhousing, a community isownership is the means of Madison, Wis., was a college worth, Lincolnwood, Mor- origin, according to the re- organization serving 16welcoming ifit "offers aaccumulatingwealth.intern for the North Shoreton Grove,Niles,North- port. Only eight percent ofnorth suburban communi-variety of housing alterna-"Housing determines where Summer Projectinthebrook,Northfield, Park the home sellers had askedties. "There is a legacy forlives to enable people withinyour kids go to school, how 1960s. Ridge, Skokie, Wilmette and forarestrictivelisting, inclusion and diversitya wide iange of incomes, secure you are in your neigh- "When my parents re- Wmnetka. meaning the owner was across the income spectrum,family types or abilities toborhood and where you turned from World War II, reserving the right to reject race, and religion - all of therent or own decent, safe and work Itis housing thatthey were determined to [email protected] 12 NEWS

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Larsen Jay can make the idea of bringing glass vases to the Buffalo Grove Farm- ersMarket on Sunday soundlikea matter of course. "Think of it as a food bank, for flowers," he said of the nonprofit group that the market willbenefitthis weekend. Jay's group is Random Acts of Flowers, and they RONNIE WACHTER/PIONEER PRESS will be collectingglass vases Random Acts of Flowers volunteer Lynn Snarr performs the from 9 a.rrLto noon ongroup's "triage" procedure for a batch of roses just do- Sunday at the market, 951 nated from an Evanston grocery store. McHeru-yRoad. From the award winning builders of He said his organization Jay said he founded Ran-one to perform one more Uptown Park Ridge collects gently used flower dom Acts ofFlowers on Julykind gesture, from beyond arrangements leftovers 29, 2008 in Knoxville, Term. the grave. from weddings, funeralsone year to the day after The organization now andallkindsof other the crash that nearly killedhas four chapters, serving A new Townhome Community in gatherings - throws out thehim gave him the idea. HeChicago and Knoxville, as stems that are starting to said he found himself boredwell as Tampa, Fla, and wilt, trims and revitalizeswhile stuck in an plain- SiliconValley,CaII On the heart of downtown Park Ridge. the rest, then delivers them looking hospital room. Monday, while her after- to bedridden patientsin Eventually, he said henoon volunteer crew sorted area hospitals. was filled with a new zestthrough a batch of dona- The idea, Jay said, is for for life, and the subject of a dons from an Evanston gro- volunteers to drop in onlot of well-wishing fromcery store, Lutz said her 3 BEDROOM 2.5 BATH sick or recovering strangersfriends. People brought him six-month-old chapter had and hand them what looksflowers, a gesture that Jaydistributed about 8,800 re- 2 CAR ATTACHED GARAGE like a fresh bouquet, for no said he was totally unaccus- cycled bouquets to 75 facili- reason. tomed to, and he did not ties. Jay said the four groups MAINTENANCE FREE COMMUNITY "We quite literally takeknow what to do with alltogether bring flowers to SCREENED IN PORCHES DECKS garbage, and we turn it intothose flowers. about 1,500 people each grins," he said. Until he was able to push month. Jay is full of self-awarehis wheelchair around the The "triage" element is quips about what he doeshospital a bit He said hefound in the RAF's recy- for a living. startednoticingallthecling process. After one BRIGHTON MEWS OF "We're a mental healthother people stuck in uglyvolunteer eliminates the charity that's trying to, as rooms. stems that are too far gone, PARK RIDGE dorky as it sounds, make the "So we just started load-another gives them a fresh world a little better place,ing up my wheelchair withclip, dumps them into mm- with waste," he said. flowers, and started deliv-eral-rich water and sticks But in Buffalo Grove, Jayering," said Jay, who stillthem in a 45-degree, walk- JUST STEPS FROM YOUR FRONT DOOR said his crew will not be lives in Knoxville. "We justin cooler. In less than 48 looking for blossoms - onlywent room-to-room withhours, bouquets are sal- UPSCALE SHOPS FINE DINING METRA STATION for unneeded glass vases tomy flowers. We didn't getvaged, re-arranged and de- set them in. permission from the hospi- livered - sometimes via The group's Chicagotal, we didn't ask anybody,volunteers' vehicles, other chapter is expanding. Jaywe just started doing it." times with one of the or- t!:1 Priced in the upper $400,000's and chapter director An- It prompted him to thinkganization's vans. drea Lutz said they moved about the mounds ofbeauti- "The giving of flowers is from one Evanston location ful stems that get tossed outone of the most genuine to a largar one at 2000of wedding receptionsigns of goodness, across Greenleaf St earlier in July. venues every Saturdayevery culture," he said. "Es- And while they reuse theirnight, and out of funeralpecially when it's not the erjames.com/brighton vases as much as possible, homes daily. And he said heholidays." LDW\RI )WJN'I ES eventually some of them getfound compelling market- 847-790-2539 dropped or lost in the hos- ing angles: a grieving family [email protected] pital system. could enable a lost loved Twitter @RonnieAtPioneer 16 NEWS Wood playgroundat Evanston's Penny Park can be restored BY BOB SEIDENBERG phone numbers and emailthere were children out restore it, he said. ular design using plastic "I think everybody I'm Pioneer Press addresses," he said, speak-there with parents and Replacing the play- components. aware of agrees there are ing to the board at the Julyfamily." ground equipment with The recycled plastic ma-certain things at the park Parks consultants told16 meeting at the Noyes He said conversationsthe modular type commonterial was considered to bethat need to be fixed, re- Evanston officials recentlyCultural Arts Center, 927with city staff members to other city playgrounds islower-maintenance and aplaced or updated, and that Penny Park, the city's Noyes St. didn't turn up reports ofa possibilitythe reportbetter choice to meet ac-compliant with new safety only wooden playground To restore the play-seriousincidentsat thefound. cessibility standards, a rep- and accessibilitystand- and a recreation place forground, the city would re-playground. All the same, But the downside ofresentative of the Newards," she said. generations of families,move the existing play-"we do know there aresuch a move would be theYork-based firm argued at Park board members ex- could be restored to nearground equipment, and re-some conditions that needeffect on the"spirit ofthe time. pect to take the issue up in its original status. store it as closely as pos- a course ofaction," he said. place," and the "unique- Residents raised con-full at their Sept. 17 meet- L But a number of issuessibletoitsoriginal Some of the wear andness ofexisting playgroundcerns about some of the ing, scheduled for 7 p.m., at would have to be addressedcondition, he said. He com-usage issues noted in hisenvironment would bereasons given for replacingthe Robert Crown Center, becauseof the popular pared the process to restor- inspection report includedlost' the report found. the wood structure, and1701 Main St. The board's park's heavy use, a playing a vintage car. wood splintering - which "If you're looking to re-claimed there was a lack ofrecommendation will ground safety expert told Malkusak, consideredhe said was a fairly com-capture the pixie dust," ofcommunity participationeventually go back to the the city's parks and recre-an expert in inclusive playmon occurrence for wood-the original, "I don't thinkin the proposal's creation.full city council, which has ation board. environments, said he con- en playground equipmentthat's the way you want toTheir opposition led the final say on the issue. Tony Malkusak, presi-ducted an inspection at the- as well as rusted hard- go," he said. city council to send the The parks board's goal is dent of Abundant Play-playground on April 20,ware and nails, and fasten- Residents lodged aissue to the parks board,to make the dialogue "as scapes,aconsultantwhen weather conditionsers coming loose. strong protestlastyearseeking that group's ex-transparentaspossible," brought in to assess thewere cloudy with some Some other conditionsafter the city brought onpertise on park issues. said board President Dan- playground's safety, said a rain. noted, such as around theconsultant Leather and As- Lauren Barski, founderiel Stein, "so that all stake- community volunteer ef- "That gave me a lot ofplayground slides,couldsociates - the same firmof Preserve Penny Park, aholders have a voice, and fort, such as the one thatinformation," he told theleadto entanglement,involved in the originalgroup whose websitewe can transmit that voice took place at the time of theboard. 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ALL DRIVE. Nodru»» BUSINESS 17 i Valli Produce supermarket Fod desertno morecomes to EvanstonPlaza B BOB SEIDENBERG tinue to invest money into Pioneer Press the center. They're going to continue to attract retail- Evanston Mayor Eliza- ers." beth Tisdahl was clearly The West Village area is relieved the moment had experiencing a renaissance, arrived as she prepared to said Fonda. Heantwood snip the ribbon, officially Center, a holistichealth declaring the opening of center, has expanded to the Valli Produce International east and helped raise money Fresh Market in the Evans- to open Curt's Cafe South, ton Plaza Shopping Center which provides employ- on July 22. ment opportunities and "T've never had so many training to at-risk girls. people ask me When are A drive-through Star- you going to cut the ribbon bucks opened at the north- there?" she said about the west corner, and the shop- build up to Valli opening a ping center is beginning to supermarket at the former repopulate with businesses Dominick'ssiteat1910 like AT&T and Play It Again Dempster St. Sports, which buys and sells The mayor made it offi- new and recycled sports cial, snipping the ribbon to equipment. cheers and applause and "Neighbors call it 'Plaza letting loose shoppers Alive,' " Fonda said of the armed with sales circulars new optimism about the to scope out thestore's area. extensive offering. KEVIN TANAKA/PIONEER PRESS PHOTOS It almost didn't happen, "The produce sectionShoppers enter during theJuly22grand opening of the Valli Produce store in the Evanston Plaza Shopping Center. Presta revealed. looks great," said Dickelle Valli was looking at dif- Fonda, a longtime resident ferent places to put its sixth of the area. "The fruits and store. Meanwhile, following veggies look good. And they Dominick's announced have wineIhave to get in closing, Tisdahl had estab- Skokie." lished a special committee "I've been going mainly to scour the market and try to the Jewel on Chicago to find a replacement at the Avenue," said Joanne Zolo- two vacated sites - 1910 mij, who also lives in the Dempster and 2748 Green area. "[I] don't have to drive Bay Road. very far to get groceries Whole Foods ended up agau' looking at taking the Green Bea Rashid, owner of the Bay Road site, to construct Dance Center Evanston, lo- itsthird Evanston store cated toward the north end there. of the same shopping cen- Aldermen Delores Holmes, left, and Peter Braithwaite; Officials are scheduled to ter, brought some youngShoppers gathered outsideJuly 22during the grand open- Mayor Elizabeth Tisdahl, and owner Carmen Presta cut the gather at another ribbon- dancers with her - 26 as a ¡ng of the Valli Produce store at 1910 Dempster St. in the ribbon during the grand opening of the Valli Produce store cutting ceremony, introduc- matter of fact - to check outEvanston Plaza Shopping Center ¡n Evanston. in Evanston onJuly 22. ing that store July 29 at 9 what should become an a.m. important refueling stop forremodeling of the former "We've got produce fromby the store, some 85 per- "They're family-on- Paul Zalmezak, the city's them between classes. Dominick's site, adding an all over the world," said Valli cent went to Evanston resi- ented," he said. "As long aseconomic development co- "Dancers eat healthy, and additional 11,000 squarePresident Carmine Presta.dents, Aid. Peter Braith-you're doing your job you'reordinator, "reached out to we're very excited about thefeet to bring total space"We get stuff from China,waite announced toap- fine." us," Presta recalled. "We food here:' she said. close to 70,000 square feet. we get stuff from India. We plause at the opening cere- Braithwaite,in whosewere actually in the middle The new store occupies The store features overhave a full line dairy and mony. ward the shopping center is of talking about a deal in the space vacated by Domi- 250 produce selections, in- milk department" Virgil Edwards, the new located, said Valli, as owner- Naperville at the time Paul nick's, which pulled upcluding some organic and He praised the co- produce manager, is one ofoperator of the shoppingcontacted us. We started stakes from Chicago in 2013. hard tofindfruits andoperation the company re-those residents. Edwardscenter, too, could make anweighing out, 'which one, The new supermarket isvegetables; fresh meat and ceived from the city. Of allsaid he worked some30 even bigger impact as time which one and Evanston family-owned Valli's sixth, fish departments; a sushithe places Valli has been in,years for Dominick's, anoth- goes by. ended up working for us with the others mostly con-bar, gelato, sliced to orderEvanston worked to makeer family business at the "It's great for the wardbetter than Naperville." centrated in the far north- deli and sub sandwich sec- the venture happen "versusstart, and said he sees some and it's great for the city of west suburbs and Rockford. tions; and extensive winegiving us obstacles," he said. of the same attention toEvanston," Braithwaite [email protected] Valli completed a total and craft beer selections. Of the 120 jobs generateddetail and quality with Valli. said. "They're going to con- Twitter @evaretorecribe 18 OPINION

A failing grade for Hinsdale's District86 proached by Claudia Man- Turns out Manley was most basic rights as an ley, a school board member, wrong, not the student. American. and her husband Noel District 86 Superintendent Unfortunately, the story Manley. As it turns out, the Bruce Law had consulted doesn't end there. The campaign material being with district attorneys and school security cameras handed out by the student determined that campaign- recorded the encounter. But and adult supported a slate ingwas not prohibited on rather than release the RANDY BlASER ofcandidates to which school property and that video for all to see and to let Manley was opposed. Dupont and was well with- people make up their own i There's a couple lessons Since this is a free coun- in her rights to campaign minds, school officials kept to be learned over at Hins- try and we have free elec- outside Hinsdale South. On it secret. dale High School District tions, the polite thing to do top ofbeing misinformed It took a rulingby the 86 that have little do to with would be to take the mate- about school policy, an Illinois Attorney General's reading, writing and arith- rial and head on into the outside investigation deter- office to prod officials to metic. play. But we also have free mined that Manley was release the video. Even after The lessons concern speech, and it would also be "mean-spirited and rude" that, the school still stone- official conduct toward normal and expected that in her interaction with walled, claiming officials students and transparency people with opposing polit- Dupont. needed to discuss how to On both counts, the school ical views could engage The lesson? release it. has yet to earn a passing each other in a civil debate School board members Finally, the video was grade. about the issues. set school policy. They released to Pioneer Press. It Let's talk about the first Unfortunately, it doesn't don't enforce it. The proper is rather unrevealing re- issue: How officials conduct seem Claudia Manley did course would have been for garding the details of the themselves with students. either. Instead, she tried to Manley to go to the play encounter between Manley On March 12, Marissa shut down Dupont's free and enjoy it. Ifshe was and the student. But the Dupont, then a senior at speech by telling her that concerned that some school whole episode reveals Hinsdale South High campaigning was not al- policy was broken, she District 86 needs to go back School, was passing out lowed on school grounds. should have reported it to a to school regarding how campaign literature for It's worth noting that this school official and let the officials deal with students candidates for the school was not a simple matter of proper school employees and how to handle public board. She was with anoth- differing opinions between handle it. disputes. er adult, Mary Sullivan, and two citizens. This was a An adult person - let The lessons might start together they passed out government official - Man- alone an education profes- with a little common sense leaflets in front of the ley, a member of the school sional - should never be and transparency. school to people arriving to board - telling a student "mean-spirited and rude" KIMBERLY FORNEK/PIONEER PRESS see a school play. that she is violating school to a teenager, especially one Randy Blaser is a freelance Hinsdale South High School alumna Marissa Dupont of They soon were ap- policy. who is exercising their columnistfor Pioneer Press. Burr Ridge.

Frequent PBS pledge drives makeno sense ingly frequent "pledge I know is that many of TV's Many ofTV's best cates, informs and inspires. other fiat-earthers always periods." During these best shows seem to be To do this, PBS offers pro- have their axes out for PBS. weeks, PBS defies logic and deliberately not broadcast shows seem to be grams that expand the And I don't mean to pile on. removes the shows we more and more each year. minds ofchildren, docu- But, come on. Perhaps the watch PBS for in the first And I'm talking great deliberately not mentaries that open new people who run the local place in order to encourage stuff: the "American Expe- worlds, non-commercial- PBS station ought to take a viewers, or would-be view- rience' "Frontline," broadcast more ized news programs that long, hard look at the PBS PAUL SASSONE ers, to give PBS money. "Masterpiece Mysteryl," and more each keep citizens informed on mission statement. Once the pledge period is "Masterpiece Theatre," world events and cultures Ifnot, then give me a It's a good thing August over and PBS has collected "NoVA," "Nature" and year and programs that expose pledge period show in is a hot month and there is its money, it goes back to "Great Performances" to America to the worlds of which I can sell my crack- a lot to do outside. the regular programming. name just a few. ways the inevitable Suze music, theater, dance and pot ideas on life, love, hap- Because if you were So, if you've previously sent And what "special pro- Orman piece offering "Fi- art" piness and wealth. Who thinking of stretching out money in hopes of seeing gramining" do we get dur- nancial Solutions for You." "Driving Miss Daisy," knows? My advice could be in air-conditioned comfort more old Simon and Gar- ing these pledge periods? All these and more are which I saw on PBS re- as good as the nirvana- to watch your favorite PBS funkel concerts, you are out How about "Why Glori- yours during August. cently, certainly ÛI1fi11S that sellers PBS broadcasts shows - think again. of luck next month. ous Women Never Age?" Maybe this is the time to mission. But "Glorious during pledge periods. A huge chunk of August You try to figure out the Or maybe you'd prefer look at PBS' mission state- Women Never Age?" Come on PBS will be yet another logic and the marketing "The Fast Metabolism ment: "PBS' mission is to on. Paul Sassone is afreelance in what seem to be increas- strategy, because I can't. All Revolution?" There's al- create content that edu- I know Republicans and columnistfor Pioneer Press. OPINION 19 scoi-r STANTIS Living with adult ADHD

Six months ago, at the Sarkis, a mental health age of46, I was diagnosed counselor and specialist with attention deficit in the treatment of ADD hyperactivity disorder. and ADHD, says 4.4 per- It first occurred to me cent ofthe overall popu- that I might have ADHD lation has ADHD, and four years ago, during an that various studies show "ah-ha" moment at my CHRISTINE WOLF 50 to 90 percent of cul- front door. dren retain symptoms A neighbor dropped by tional regulation, but the into adulthood. In other unexpectedly, and I grew evaluation also covered words, an adult diagnosis increasingly anxious everyday situations in- suggests I've always had she'd see the messy inte- volving executive func- ADHD. t nor behind me. I at- tioning skills like plan- More concerning than tempted a joke: "I must ning, forethought, organi- physical and behavioral have adult ADD. My zation and time manage- changes are the real sta- house is always disorgan- ment - skills I do not tistics on ADHD. Sarkis ized." come by naturally. says patients with ADHD "I understand7 she After receiving my have an increased likeli- said, explaining that she'd official diagnosis - hood of substance abuse been diagnosed with ADHD, predominantly and alcoholism; of suf- ADHD as an adult. inattentive type - I start- fering head injuries and I'd wrongly assumed it ed medication and im- accidental death; and of was limited to children - provement came inunedi- receiving a speeding and often outgrown. ately. Projects got fin- ticket and living with Describing herself, I ished. The house got lower socioeconomic SCOTT STANTIS/CHICAGO TRIBUNE realized she described more organized. I priori- status. me, as well: avoided mun- Sarkis also says ADHD dane tasks, distracted, I'm still "unlearn- is highly inheritable, late and disorganized. She meaning there's a 75 shared her psychiatrist's ¡ng" coping skills percent chance one or My dadwas morethan contact information and both parents also has it - this: "It's nothing to feel built over time- and that 50 percent of ashamed about." people with ADHD suffer Yet, exhausted from like purposely from depression and/or 'justa guyinacubicle' constant feelings of mad- anxiety. equacy and in the absenceleaving things out Recently reclassified as It's been seven months or effect offear and anxiety ofany real diagnosis, I of cabinets a neurodevelopmental so since my father passed And the truth is that we was more than ashamed. disorder in the American away and I made it through are all just a guy in a co- I was nervous. Is it true? drawers and clos- Psychiatric Association's Father's Day with a few bide. Whatever machine of Would I have to take DSM-5 manual on mental glasses of wine, and re- which we are a cog, we are medication? Would I ets to make them disorders, Sarkis points to cently his birthday, the day connected in unfathomable change? Lose my edge, 20 genes identified for after the 46th anniversary Vuu G0NIA ways to parts of the world my creative spirit? easier to find ADHD. of our first landing on the that we might never see. And can I still drink "It's genetic," Sarkis moon. I sat on the grass the lunar module. I was just Every moment of kindness, wine? tized tasks and ran late says, adding that the next to his grave and drank a few weeks old when he of gratitude, of selflessness, The doctor sent two less often. A fog I couldn't "stigma keeps lessening a couple of Budweisers. woke me up and sat me on of hard work, of anger, of surveys before our evalu- see through was lifted. with time." We're a Budweiser family. his knee in front of our tiny hatred, of intolerance, of ation - one for me, an- Still, I see how ADHD Medication's only It was a beautiful day and I black-and-white console selfishness - these things other for my husband - isn't "solved" with a pre- changed me for the bet- could see why he chose that television to watch man's will ripple, for a moment, about thoughts on my scription. Despite my ter, I think, and I've come site. A tree to block the first steps in another world. for a thousand lifetimes, behaviors, habits and increase in focus and to see the benefits of my afternoon sun, a hill from This was one of many through a room or through attitudes. Yet I never follow through, I'm still ADHD - like an immedi- which to view the world things about my father that the universe. We all know went to my first appoint- "unlearning" coping skills ate sense ofa project's around. made me proud, caused me th. ment Part avoidance, partbuilt over time - like long-term appeal and my And now I sit, writing to boast. But he would Each one of us is just a shame - typical ADHD purposely leaving things insatiable readiness to about him, listening to always slow my roll. guy in a cubicle, right? behavior. out ofcabinets, drawers discover new things. I'm Sinatra at the Sands. I know "I was just one of tens of Sending a man to the moon. This question from my and closets to make them also grateful for support- all the words, even the thousands working on that Happy Birthday, Dad. website manager finally easier to find. And I'm ive family members and talldng parts. (If you want a project," he would say' Just pushed me to get evaluat- learning the value of intuitive teachers who window of understanding a guy in a cubicle. I just Readers can contact Viki ed: "What can you clear systems and schedules, encouraged my strengths into the casual racism of theworked on just one very Gonia by leavinga message from your 'emotional tools my impulsive nature rather than spotlight my early '60s, give Sinatra's small part" at 312-880-8550 or by send- plate' so you'll finally startnever embraced. shortcomings. monologue on that album a There are a few things ingan email to doing- adding new content to I spoke by phone re- Asked what the public listen.) that I learned from him [email protected]. your site?" cently with Stephanie should know about When I was born, in I didn't understand until he Follow Viki on Twitter @vi- I'd anticipated dis- Moulton Sarkis, author of ADHD, Sarkis said sim- New York, my father was gone. Like, how anger kibabbles or visit vikigonia- cussing topics like im- "Adult ADD: A Guide for ply: "There's treatment worked for Grumman, on is nearly always just a side .com. pulsive thought and emo- the Newly Diagnosed." available - and hope." 20 GO

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Poses and Pints event on the patio at The Lucky Monk in South Barrington. THE LUCKY MONK PHOTO Brewery yoga trend Suds and salutationsspills over to Chicago BY JOANNA BRODER Lucky Monk in South Barrington me" said Josh Gilbert, Temperance Brew- sana go to area charities such as the Talk- Pioneer Press (wwwtheluckymonk.com) offers Pints and ery founder. But then nine people showed ing Farm in Skokie, a working farm that Poses featuring yoga on an outdoor patio in up. focuses on cultivating sustainable commu- If you are a wannabe yogi with a pen- warmer months followed by beer tasting A few ofthe participants had tried yoga/ nities and educational outreach, or Curt's chant for craft beer, a new trend might for $30. Yogaquench, in Chicago beer events before while others had a yoga Café in Evanston, which provides job train- have you bounding out of the house before (wwwyogaquench.weebly.com) hosts background and were eager to try yoga in a ing to at-risk youths. you can say "namaste?' yoga/wine and yoga/beer events that are brewery rather than a traditional studio. "My main goal is really to have a fun Chicago area breweries have caught on both public and private at a variety of Chi- After an hour and 15 minutes ofyoga, led time, introduce some people to yoga and to trends in Colorado, California and other cago locales for $25-$35 per ticket. by instructor Jennifer Arrington Breen, the raise some money for area charities," Breen spots around the country by launching A yoga studio approached The Lucky group gathered to taste beer with three said. their own brand of yoga and beer tasting Monk about offering the Pints and Poses different types of hops. Maureen Malungcot and Kristie Wag- events. The result seems to be a light, fun event. Nichole Bajko, Lucky Monk's events "It puts you in a nice state of mind," ner, both certified, part-time yoga teachers social scene where loose limbs and tasty coordinator, thought they had the perfect Gilbert said ofthe beer tasting. "We just in Chicago, are the creators of Yogaquench, brews give way to a less inhibited crowd spot the outdoor patio which overlooks a had this unique, common experience and a company that pairs yoga with wine or and a relaxed vibe which might appeal to pond. Following the yoga session, attend- then with a beer afterward it makes it morebeer tastings and offers public and private those new to or intimidated by traditional ees sampled beer and appetizers. The first likely to actually talk to each other and talk events. yoga classes. event, held on a 70 degree day in mid-May, about the experience and make new "It can be intimidating ifyou've never "It really encourages you to stay after drew 22 people. A second event took place friends?' done a downward dog," Wagner said. "We because you're there for yoga and beer," in June and Bajko hopes to have another "I love that it really throws people off wanted to show that yoga doesn't have to said John O'Hara, a participant at a recent one in August guard," Breen added. "Like 'why beer and be so serious." beer/yoga event at Temperance Beer Com- Temperance Beer Company in Evans- yoga?' But yoga is really about bringing the While the women started by hosting pany in Evanston. "It sort of forces you to ton's first event was last May during Craft body and the mind together and mindful- yoga/beer events, and still do, they soon talk to everyone else." Beer Week. Ten minutes before the 1p.m. ness. It's really about being in touch with added wine tasting. They did so after real- Temperance Beer Company (www. start time, nobody was filling up the 1,700 the body and practicing moderation," she izing that their get-togethers to plan for temperancebeer.com) offers afternoon square-foot space at the back of the brew- said. Neither too much yoga nor too much future events often happened over a glass yoga/beer events - aptly named Temper- ery where malt is stored and beer ages in beer is healthy, but a little bit of everything of wine. ance Trikonasana (or triangle pose) - the barrels. "And I thought, 'oh well, maybe it in moderation is fine, Breen said. third Saturday of every month for $15. The will end up being a private yoga lesson for All proceeds from Temperance Trikona- Turn to Yoga, Next Page Section 2

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Instead of dreading getting older, some are looking forward to stability and shedding the Embrace I anxieties of youth. Page 13 \[ \. ( SUBURBAN COOKS Chocolate zucchini bread is easy to make By Judy Buchenot The Beacon-News Chocolate Zucchini Bread Working in her kitchen is not a chore for Oswego resident Sandy 1/2ounce unsweetened Jacobsen Baechier. She finds chocolate cooking and baking to be a rela- 3cups flour tionship builder between genera- i teaspoon salt tions, a way to tie a family to- 1/2 teaspoons soda gether and a wonderfW perk of i 1/2teaspoon baking powder friendship. "When I was little, I was al- 2cups sugar ways standing on a chair pulled 1 cup brown sugar up to the counter watching what 4 cups peeled and grated was going on and helping where I zucchini could' said Baechier, 48. "The 4eggs whole family was often in the i 1/2tablespoons quality vanilla kitchen helping." i /2cups vegetable oil Her parents, Bonnie and Rich- i cup semi-sweet chocolate ard Jacobsen, of Montgomery chips enjoyed sharing recipes with their Melt unsweetened children. 1R chocolate and set aside to "My dad is an awesome griller cool slightly. Measure flour, salt, and makes the best chili," Bae- soda, baking powder, sugar and chier said. "My mom makes all brown sugar in a large bowl. Mix sorts ofcookies at Christmas like lightly. my grandmother did." JUDY BUCHENOT/BEACON-NEWS PHOTOS In addition to learning things Sandy Baechier leaves three loaves of chocolate zucchini bread cool on the antique Hoosier cabinet. Add zucchini, eggs, vanilla from her family, Baechier said, "I 2a and oil. Mix weil. Add have so many different men- with her siblings, Melissa and cooled, melted chocolate.Toss tors teaching me things. When I Rick Jacobsen. A few weeks ago, chocolate chips with flour to coat was learningto cook 24 years ago, Rick shared his recipe for banana them so they don't clump there was no Food Network chan- cake in Fox Valley Cooks, which together. Stir into mixture. nel. I learned things from many he claimed to be better than his Spray three nine-inch by different people like Roxanne sister Sandy's cake. 3Ifive-inch loaf pans with Schramer, who was a friend's When asked ifher banana cake non-stick spray and line with mom." outshines his, Baechier responds parchment paper or waxed paper Baechler has many memories without hesitation, "Oh, yeah, that has also been lightly sprayed. ofgoingto the Schrainer home mine is better. I can out-bake that Allow paper to extend beyond and sharing freshly baked cookies boy all day long. But he does try, edge of pan to make removal that were cooling on the shelf of a which is good. You know, they say easier. Bake at350degrees. vintage Hoosier cabinet When imitation is the sincerest form of flauery The way I see it is this - Begin checking bread after her friend's mom decided to part .45minutes. Bread can take we each have our niches. He can 4 with the cabinet, Baechler was 45to60minutes to bake.Cool happy to welcome the 100-plus- smoke meat Smoking meat is his slightly and remove from pan to thing and baking is mine." year-old piece into her own kitch- cool completely. en. She cools cookies on the tin In addition to working at Cas- counter now just like Mrs. de Bank, Baechler is active with Schramer did years ago. the Oswego Chamber of Corn- Baechler also has collected merce and is a member of the recipes from friends she has Oswego Junior Women's Club. Sandy's worked with in her 24-year ca- She has made friends and col- Culinary Cue reer in banking. Baechler scoops out zucchini which she has grated in a food processor. lected some interesting recipes "One of my favorites is from through both organizations. Although zucchini can be shred- Anna Miller. She gave me a recipe whip together a batch of the passed away. I pull some of them The Junior Women's Club is ded by hand, peeling the zucchini for chocolate zucchini bread," she bread as the zucchini ripen. out and make them for my hus- hosting a membership drive at 7 and tossing it into the food pro- said. "I tweaked it a little but I "I think the bread is even betterband every so often because he p.m. Aug. 6 at the Tap House Grill cessor is much faster. make it all of the time and think ofthe day after it is baked' she said. remembers them so well." in Oswego. "The group raises her every time. The bread is moist There are several notebooks In the spirit ofcarrying on the money for local causes with a and chocolate like a brownie but and containers in Baechler's tradition offamily in the kitchen, focus on women and children. It anyone before. The recipe makes lighter' kitchen that hold her favorite Baechier is pleased that her is agreatgroup ofwomen?' said three loaves and freezes well. When the zucchini in her recipes. daughter Lauren has taken an Baechler, who encourages other garden are about ready to be "I like handwritten recipes the interest cooking tother. women to consider joining the Judy Buchenot is afreelarzce writer picked, Baechier measures the best' she said. "When someone "She is really into eating lighter group. for The Beacon-News. thy ingredients for the recipe in shares a recipe with me, it isso and we have made some great Baechier is sharing her recipe plastic bags. She can then quickly special to me. I have several reci- things," she said. for chocolate zucchini bread, one Find more suburban cooks on add the remaining ingredients to pes from my mother-in-law who Baechler also enjoys baking that she has never shared with page4 FOOD 3

s. Pro pickier shares his love for fermented foods By Veronica Hinke Pioneer Press

There's nothing quite like being able to say "I made those pickles" - unless, that is, Q- you've got an equally clever way of show- 1« ing them off in a tastseasonal recipe. David van Aiphen and Dan Hanson of La Grange-based SuckerPunch Gourmet - the company whose jarred pickles features a playful boxer with his dukes up on the label - have the lowdown on more than just pickles, they also have a recipe for using them to accent grilled pork chops with charcuterie sauce. "When you can open a jar of pickles in winter, the sound ofthe cap opening takes me back to planting the seeds, tending to the plants, and the preparation involved in carefully preserving them in the flash of a second' Hanson said. "Pickling is a great way to make sure everything in a garden has a purpose, that nothing goes to waste." That's what van Alphen and Hanson, a Le Cordon Bleu-trained chef, do for summer produce annually when they make pickles. At the same time, they add a punch offlavor. The name SuckerPunch was actually inspired by the dilly-sweet flavor their pickles have up front, followed by a spicsavory taste seconds later. "I love seeing people try our pickles for the first time, describing the heat they can taste and feel' Hanson said. "They then completely understand the company name." Hanson described the texture of the ERIC REJMAN pickles as having a crunch at first, with a Dan Hanson, co-owner of La Grange-based SuckerPunch Gourmet. preps ingredients for his grilled pork chops with charcuteriesauce. little bit ofgive toward the center. "The 'snap' ofthe pickle skin versus the her a half-gallon last summer, and I got a fleshy center is one ofnature's great crea- call a week later that she wanted more. SuckerPunch Grilled Pork Chops fions;' he said. Pickled asparagus is really, really good Hanson enjoys growing a wide variety ofbecause ofthe slightly bitter taste of the with Charcuterie Sauce produce he can pickle stalks with the salty brine and the spicy "I like to grow fruits and vegetables that aftertaste." (Serves4) Take ajar of SuckerPunch Pickle Brine Ican enjoy for a few months at a time like Dillybeans are another pick. 2ounces SuckerPunch Pickle 1.and use a fine strainer to separate the strawberries and green beans. Zucchini is "I hadn't tried them until last summer, Brine-Reserve liquid from the spices. Reserve two ounces for the charcuterie sauce. great because it can be used so many ways andIwas shocked at how much I loved 4 10-12ounce bone-in pork chops whether you're eating the fruit itself or them," he said. "The heavy dill taste, and 2tablespoons butter. unsalted Place pork chops into a freezer bag using the flowers, and I have a little patch the way they hold up being so crunchy i shallot. minced 2 and pour in the brine. Place bag of asparagus that finally took root two makes them an addictive food. Ice cold, 2ounces white wine inside a bowl to help immerse all four years ago." they're perfect on a summer day as a snack. 6SuckerPunch pickle slices, chops. Marinade in refrigerator for3-4 One of Hanson's favorites is Mexican Also, they're perfect for anyone that has a minced hours. Table Mix, a blend of pickled jicama, car- garden because beans grow continuously 11/2 cups chicken stock Grill over medium heat5-7minutes rots, cauliflower, jalapenos and garlic. throughout the summer and there always 1 teaspoon Dijon mustard per side or until the center «The Mexican Table Mix covers all the seems to be enough to make a jar or two." 3 temperature reaches145degrees. Once at bases that a good pickled product has - it's Hanson enjoys the full cycle of growth salt and pepper, to taste 145,let rest for five minutes. spicy, sweet, savory; crunchy and leaves you and "being able to plant seeds, and to liter- 2tablespoons parsley, chopped wanting one more bite;' he said. "I remem- ally see your hard work come to life is ber going to really authentic Mexican res- something that never gets old," he said. "I taurants on 26th Street (in Chicago) with love it because I'm involved in a tradition FOR THE CHARCUTERIE SAUCE: my uncle and there would be a big jar just that's thousands of years old. But it's more sitting on the table. I would end up eating than that. It's not just a way of preservation butter in a medium-size cafe pan, add shallots and cook until softened (abouti more of that than the tacos we came for." and making the most of what you have, it's minute). Add wine, stir, and reduce liquid by half. Pickled asparagus is a favorite. also a way of adding flavor and texture that Stir in minced pickles, Dijon and add stock. Reduce liquid until it reaches a syrup like "I have a great aunt who got me into fresh fruits and vegetables just can't com- 2iMeltConsistency. Add salt and pepper, if needed. Serve over pork chops (cooked). pickled asparagus," Hanson said. "I made pete with." GarnIsh with chopped parsley. ¿' SUBURBAN COOKS iBrunch chef likes learning on the job By Judy Buchenot Grilled asparagus with nduja Naperville Sun cheese, bread crumbs and fried So how does a kid who liked cooking class at Crone Middle egg School end up being lead chef for weekend brunch at a trendy Chi- 2tablespoons rendered nduja fat cago tavern at the age of 29? i cup ricotta or cream cheese It takes time, talent and deter- 4ounces nduja mination, accordingto Scott 4tablespoons honey Weisner who grew up in Naper- 1/4cup sherry vinegar ville and currently is the lead for cup canola oil weekend bninch at White Oak i 3cups of day-old baguette chunks Tavern & Inn in Chicago. tablespoons rendered nduja fat Weisner recalls that one of the 2 i1/2-2pounds asparagus events that helped him make his 3/4 career decision was a middle cup olive oil plus extra for cooking school home economics assign- 2tablespoons sea salt plus extra for taste ment. i teaspoon black pepper plus extra for taste "We were supposed to cook a 2-4 eggs whole meal for our family. I made 3cups pea shoots or arugula Cornish hens and roasted pota- juice of one lemon toes for my family," he said. He cheese: Cook4ounces of nduja with a tablespoon of olive enjoyed the preparation as well as oilNduja to render out the fat. If unable to find nduja, chorizo, pepperoni the praise for the meal and knew or bacon can be substituted. Whisk fat with cheese. Season with salt. that he was on the right path. Although he attended Kendall Nduja vinaigrette: Combine nduja, honey and sherry vinegar College to complete an associate 2n ingredients in blender. Blend on high until nduja is a puree. Turn degree in culinary arts, he said blender on slow and add canota oil until emulsified. Add a touch of learning on the job was an impor- water if too thick. Season with salt and pepper. tant part ofhis education. "Sometimes you have to work Nduja bread crumbs: Tear bread into bite-size pieces. Toss in 1/4 for free and learn everything you JUDY BUCHENOT/CHICAGO TRIBUNE 3n cup of olive oil. Bake at 350 degrees until golden brown - about can from the chef. You have to Former Napervifle resident Scott Weisner is the weekend brunch lead seven to ten minutes. Cool. Toss with rendered fat and season with salt show the chefs what you can at White Oak Tavern & Inn in Chicago. and pepper. bring to the table and what skills Grill asparagus: Wash asparagus and remove the woody stems. you have and then, they take an found that in top restaurants, Weisner is excited to be setting interest in you and act as your "kitchens have a different atmos- up a new brunch menu at White 4uBlanche asparagus for a few minutes in boiling salted water and mentor." phere. Many are really light and Oak Tavern. then shock in ice water to stop cooking. Toss asparagus in olive oil to The first chef Weisner worked controlled and very organized. "John (Asbaty) is the chef and coat. Season with salt and pepper. Grill asparagus, being sure to create with was Perry Hendrix, a classi- This is good because it helps build he is very likable. He really gets char marks from the grill grates. Cover bottom of a pre-heated cast iron cally French trained chef at the your foundation and you learn to along well with the local farmers pan with olive oil. Crack eggs into oil. Cook until edges are brown and Custom House Tavern in Chicago. respect what you d&' which helps us get the best pro- the whites are set. Place arugula or pea shoots in a bowl. Add lemon "I was working unpaid and still Although he is currently fo- duce in the Midwest" he said. juice, 1/2 cup olive oil and sea salt. Toss to coat the greens. Set aside. going to school at first. But then cused on the Chicago restaurant The menu at the restaurant Assemble: Begin with a layer of nduja cheese on the plate. Next, he hired m&' When an opportu- scene, Weisner does have some changes with the seasons. "Right 5 layer on the asparagus. Place eggs on asparagus. Scatter nity arose to help open a gluten- local favorites. now, I think I have the menu set seasoned greens on plate. Sprinkle with nduja bread crumbs. Drizzle free restaurant with chef Noah His parents, Jon and Vikki as long as everything is in season," nduja vinaigrette. Finish with salt, lemon zest, and black pepper. Sandoval, Weisner took the posi- Weisner, still live in Naperville Weisner said. tion. He said that Sandoval and he often visits them. He has Among his current dishes are a "helped bring Japanese flavors to many memories ofhis life in Na- Slal Farms beefhash served my cooking" His next stop was at perville before moving to Chicago with sunny-side-up es and the Scott's Culinary Cue flavors ofpastrami, pea shoots and Chef Paul Kahan's Nico Osteria six years ago. Culinary programs are great for the basics but working along side a horseradish vinaigrette. One the before he joined Chef John As- "My flrstjob was the cart and talented and experienced chef is an educational opportunity that bagboy at Jewel and then I newest dishes is a fried, skinned, baty at White Oak Tavern. should not be overlooked. "In my opinion, you can stay washed dishes at Caputo's. But boneless chicken thigh served on five years in one place and learn my family went to lots of places in a cornbread biscuit with Mc- all you can oryou can move Naperville. We love Francesca's. Clure's spicy, garlic pickles from around to five different places and My personal favorite is Gemato's Michigan, hard-seared onions and take two different spectrums like Weisner invites everyone to learn as much as you can. I want with that wood grill. Meson Sabi- a splash ofBourbon Maple Syrup. the clean flavors of Japanese come tiy his brunch dishes at to cook Italian. I want to cook ka is great and so is Macarena Mixing flavors has been Weisn- dishes which I mix with the rich White Oak Tavern in the Lincoln Spanish. I want to learn every- Tapas where they have this er's special talent. buttery flavors ofSouthern foods," Park neighborhood and also thing I can about everything," roasted red pepper sirloin with "I think I have a Japanese style he said. He would like to open his shares his recipes for two easy Weisner said. blue cheese on toast with a bal- with a Southern flair to my cook- own restaurant in the future but is and flavorful summer dishes. Many of the kitchens he has saniic drizzle that is amazing. I ing. I love soy sauce but mixed content to be working with some worked in have strict rules. He has like Moshi Moshi for sushi too." with honey, it is so good. I like to ofChicago's best chefs for now. Judy Bucheriot is afreelance writer. HELP SQUAD 5 Best options for Internet, TV, phone

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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNfl ILliNOIS COUNTY DEPART- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUNTY DEPART- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOI IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUNTY DEPART- MENT - CHANCERY DIVISION MENT - CHANCERY DIVISION COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIVISION MENT - CHANCERY DIMSION HSBC BANK USA, NATiONAL ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR NOMURA REVERSE MORTGAGE SOLUTIONS, INC NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE LLC Plaintiff, WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. ASSET ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION MORTGAGE PASS THROUGH CER- Plaintiff, Plaintiff, 11FICATES SERIES 2005-AR3 RAFAELA RUBIO, JESUS RUBIO Defendants Plaintiff, I'HERYL SPERLING, UNKNOWN HEIRSAND LEGATEES OF LEAH KLAHR, 13 CH 024267 rARIAN E DE-KELAITA A/K/A MARIAN E 0E KELAITA IF ANY, ROBERT KLAHR, LESLIE LUSHINGTON, WILLIAM BUTCHER, SPE- 8451 N. KEDVALE AVENUE SKOKIE, IL 60076 Defendants PIDIO MARIN, ESMERAWA MARIN dAL REPRESENTATIVE OF THE ESTATE OF LEAH KLAHR, DECEASED, NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a 14 CH 16957 F GetendannIV STATE OF ILLINOIS, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, UNKNOWN OWNERS Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale entered in the abovecause on lune 7220 BECKWITH ROAD MORTON GROVE, IL 60053 lo CH 025433 AND NON-RECORD CLAIMANTS 3, 2015, an agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will at 1030 AM NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a 5304 HOWARD STREET SKOKIE IL 60077 Defendants on September 8, 2015, at The Judicial Sales Corporation, One South judgmentf Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above caJse on June NOGCE OF SALE PUBLIC NOTIE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a 12 CH 30127 Wacker Drive - 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606, sell at public auction 2, 2015, an agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will at 10:30 AM Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale entered IS the abovecause on June 8939 POfl'AWATTAMI DRIVE SKOKIE, IL 60076 to the highest bidder, as set forth below, the following described real on September 3, 2015, at The Judicial Sales Corporation, One South 1, 2015, an agent fur The Judicial Sales CorporatIon, will at 1030 AM NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO110E IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a estate: Wacker Drive - 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606, seIl at pulic auction orn September 3 2015, at The Judicial Sales Corporation, One South tudgment of ForeClosure and Sale eqtered in the above cause on June Commonly known as 8451 N. KEDVALE AVENUE, SKOKIE, IL 60076 to the highest bidder, au set forth below, the following described real Wacker Drive - 24th Floor. CHICAGO, IL, 60606, seIl at publIc auction 5, 2t0S, an agent for The Judicial Sdfes Corporation, will at 10:30 AM Property Index No. 10-22-216-002, The real estate is improved with estate:Commonly known as 7220 BECXWITH ROAD, MORTON GROVE, to the hIghest bIdder, as set forth below, the following described real on September 9, 2015, at The Judicial Sales Corporation, One South a single family residence. Sale terms' 25% down of the higheot bid by IL 60053 Property Index No. 09-13-225-007-0000 The rex) estate is estate: Commonly known as 5304 HOWARD STREET, S1(OKIE. IL 60077 Wacker Orme - 24th Floor, CHICAGO. IL, 60606, seIl at public auction certified funds at the close of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales improved with a single family home with an attached two car garage. Property Index No. 10-28-130-029. The real estate is improved wIth a to the highest bidder, as set forth below, the following described real Corporation. No third party checks will be accepted. The balance, In- Sale terms' 25% down of the highest bid by certified funds lt the close residence Sale terms: 25% down of the highest bid by certIfied funds eotate, Commonly known as 8939 PO'FTAWATTAMI ChIVE, SKOKIE, IL cluding the Judicial sale fee for Abandoned Residential Property Mu- of the sale payable to The judicial Sales Corporation Np third party at the close of the sale payable to The JudicIal Sales Corporation No 60076 Property Index No 10-14-31$-018-0000, The real salate is im- nicipauty Relief Fund, which is calculated on residential real estate checks will be acceoted The balance, including the Judicial sale fee tfnlrdparty checks will be accepted The balance, Including tIle Judicial proved with a brown, brick, one st'y single family home with a one at the rate of $1 for each $1,000 or fraction thereof of the amount for Abandoned Residential Property Municipality Relief Furd, which ix sale tee for Abandoned Residential Property MunicIpality Relief Fund, car attached garage Sale terms 25% down of the highest bid by certi- paid by the purchaser not to exceed $300, in certified funds/or wire calculated on residential real estate at the rate of $1 for each $1,000 Milch IS C6lculated on residential real estate at the rate of $1 for each tied funds at the close of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales Corpo- transfer, is due within twenty-four 1241 hours. No fee shall be paid by or fraction thereof of the amount paid by the purchaser noi to exceed $1000 or fraction thereof of the amount paid by the purchaser not to ration No third party checks will be accepted. The balance, including the mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant to its $300, in certified funds/or wire transfer, is due within twen'y-four 124 exceed S3c. in certified funds/or wire transfer. is due within twenty- the Judicial sale fee for Abandoned Residential Property Municipality credit bicf'afthe sale or by any mortgagee, judgment creditor, or Other hours, NO fee shall be paid by the mortgagee acquiring the residentia four 1241 hourS NO fee shall be paid by the mortgagee acquiring the Relief Fund, which is calculated on residential real estate at the ratent lienor acquiring the resid'eotial real estate whose rights in and to the real estate pursuant to its credit bid at"the sale or by any mortgagee, residential real estate pursuant fo Its credit bid at the sale or by any 51 for each $1,000 or fraction thereof of the amount paid by the pur- residential real estate arose prior to tIle sale. The subject property is judgment creditor, or other Senor acquiring the residential 'eal estate mortgagee, tudornent creditor, or other lienor acquiring the residential chaser not to exceed $300, In certified funds/or wire transter, is due sublect to general real estate tanes, special assessments, or special whose rights in and to the residential real estate arose p'ior to the real estate whose rights in and to the residential real estate arose within twenty-four 24) hOurs. No fee shall be paid by the mortgagee taxes levied against said real estate and io offered for sale without sale, The subject property is subject Is general real estate laxes, spe- s prior to the sale The sublect property is subtect to general real es- acquiring the residential real estate pursuant to its credit bid at the any representation as to quality or quantity of title and without re- cial assessments, Or special taxes levied against said real instate and tate tanes, special assessments, or special taxes levied against said sale or by any mortgagee, tudgment creditor, or other lienor acquir- course to Plaintiff and in "AS IS' condftion. The sale is further subject is offered for sale without any representation as to quality (ir quantity real estate and is offered fon sale without any representation as to ing the residential rea[estate whose rIghts in and to the residential to confirmation by the court Uponpayment in full of the amount bid, of title and without recourse to Plaintiff and in AS IS" condition, The quality on quantity of title and without recourseto Plaintiff and in AS real estate arose prior to the sale. The sublect property is subject to the purchaser will receive a Certilicate of Sale that will entitle the sale is further subject to confirmation by the court. Upon payment in IS' Condition The sale is further subject to confirmation by the court. general real estate tanes, special assessments, or special taxes lesned purchaser to a deed to the real estate after confirmation of the sale full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a Certificate of Sale Upon payment in full of tIle amount bid, the purchaser will receive a against said real estate and is offered for sale without any representa- The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real estate alter conf ir- Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real tion as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse to Plaintiff representation as to the condition of the property Prospective bidders mation of the sale, The property will NOT be open for inspEction and estate after confirmatiain of the sale The property will NOT be open and in "AS ISCondition. the sale is further subject to confirmation are admonished to check the Court file to nerify all information, If this plaintiff makes no representation as to the condition of thin property. for inspection and plaintiff makes no representation as to the condi- by the court. Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at the fore- Prpspectixe bidders are admonished to check the court hIe to verity fron of the property. Prospective bidders are admonished to check the will receive a Certihcate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a closure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assessments and all information if this property is a condominium unit, the pui'chaser ot court file to verity all intormationIf this property is a condominium deed to the real estate after confirmation of the sale The property will the lpeal fees required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS the unit at the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, shull pay the unit, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale, other than a NOT be open for Inspection and plaintiff makes no representation as 605/9gtllj and lgl)41. If this property is a Condominium unit which is assessments and the legal fesa required by The Condominium Proper- mortuagee, shall pay the assessments and the legal fees required by to the condition of the property Prospective bidders are admonished part o' a common interest community, the purchaser of the unit at the tyAct, 765 1LCS 6OS/9jgJ)ll and )gX4). If this property is a condominium The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/9l#J1) and 16314). d this to check the court file to verify all information. If this property is a toreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the assessments unit which is part of a common interest community, the purchaser of property is a condominium unit winch is part of a common Interest condominium unit, the purchaser st the unit at the foreclosure sale, required byme Condominium PropertyAct, 765 ILCS 605/18,Sjg-lj. IF the unit at the foreclosure sale other tIran a mortgagee shall pay the community, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale other other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assessments and the legal fees YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR )HOMEOWWERI, YOU HAVE TI-fE RIG1iT TO assessments required by The Condominium Properly Act, 765 ILCS than a mortgagee shall pay the assessrnnento required by The Condo- required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/9jgTjll and REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER OF 605/18.5th-ilIF YOU AIlE THE MORTGAGOR Il-hOMEOWNER), YOU minium Proel'hy Act, 765 ILCS 605/Th.5l2-ll IF YOU ART THE MORT- (gX4). if this property s a condominium unit wfniçh is part of a corn- POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SEC11ON 15'l7011C) DF THE IL- HAVE puERIGHT TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER EN- G,AGOR IHOMEcSWNER) You HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN IN POSSES- mon interest community, the purchaser of the unit at the foreçlosure LINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. You will need a photo identifi- TRY OF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION SION FOR 30 DAYS AFtER ENTRY OF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the assessments required b cation issued by a government agency driver's license, pausport, etc.) 15-l7OljCl OFTHE ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW You will ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-17011Cl OFTHE ILLINOIS MORTGAGE The Condominium Property Ad 765 ILCS 605/la.Slg-1j IF YOU AR in order to gain entry into our buildingand the foreclosure sale room need a photo identification issued by a government agency driver's FORECLOSURE LAW YOU will Feed u photo identification issued bya THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNEfII. YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN in Cook County and the same identilication for sales held at other license, passport, etc.) in order to gain entry into our building and the government agency driver's license, passport, etc.l in order to gain IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER OF POS- county venues where The Judicial Sales Corporation conducts foreçlo- foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the same identification for entry Into our buildipg and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County SESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECT1ON 15-1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS sure sales For information, examine the court file or contact Plainhif's sales held at other county venues where The Judiçial Sales Torpora- and the same identification for sales held at other county venues MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW You will need a photo identification attornen: CODILIS 8 ASSOCIATES, P.C., 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE tion conducts foreclosure sales, For information, Visit sur wtbsite at where The Judicial Salsa Corporation conducts foreclosure sales. issued by a government agency Idriver's license, passport, etc.) in ROAD, SUITE 100, BURR RIDGE, IL 60527, 16301 794-9876 Please refer senvlce.atty-pierce.conl. between the hours of 3 and 5 pm PIERCE Fon information, examine the court file or contact Plaintiff's attorney: order to gain entry into our building and the forectosure sale room to file number 14-13-20815, THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION One & ASSOCIATES, Plaintiff's Attorneys One North Dearborn Street Suite CODILIS & ASSOCIATES, PC., 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE In Cook County and the same identification for sales held at other South Wacker Drive 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 13121 236-SALE 1300, CHICAGO IL 60602. Tel NO, 112l 476-5500 Please retar to file 100, BURR RIDGE, IL 60527,16301 794-9876 Please referto file number county venues where The Judicial Sales Corporation conducts fore- You can abon visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at w',tlsc,com for number PA14Od755. ThE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION Ore South 14-10-09102 THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION One South Wacker closure sales. For information: Visit our website at service amy-pierce a 7 day status report of pending sales CODILIS & ASSOCIATES, P.C. Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 1312) 236-SALE You Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 13121 236-SALE You can also cam. between the hours of 3 and S pm. PIERCE & ASSOCIATES, Plain- 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE, IL 60527 can also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at 'w.tIsc.com for a 7 visit The Judicial Sales CorDoratlon at w tisc.corn for a 7 day status tiff's Attorneys One North Dearborn Street Suite 1300, CHICAGO, IL )630j 794-5300 Attorney File No, 14-13-20815 Attorney ARDC No. day status report of pending sales, PIERCE & ASSOCIATES Ore North report of pending sales. CODILIS & ASSOCIATES, P.C. 1SWO3O NORTH 60602. Tel No. (312) 476-5500 Please refer to file number PAl2131 13. 00468002 Attorney Code 21762 Case Number 13 CH 024267 TjSCx: Dearborn Street Suite 13DGCRICAGO IL 60602 1312) 476-5500 Attor- FRONTAGE ROSIT SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE, IL 60527 16301 794-5300 At- THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION One South Wacker Drive, 24th 35-EMa NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, you ney Pile No. PA140B755 Attorney Code, 91220 Case Number 14 CH torney File No 14-10-09102 Attorney AROC No. 00468002 Attorney Floor Chicago, IL 60606-4650 1312) 236-SALE You can also visit The are advised that Plaintiff's attorney is deemed to be a debt collector 16957 TJSC#: 35-8443 Code. 21762 Case Number lOCH 023433 TJSCIL 35-8581 NOTE: Pur- Judicial Sales Corporation at d.tJsc.com for a 7 day status report of artempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used 1663133 suant to the Fair Gebt Cot lection Practiceo Act, you are advised that pending sales PIERCE &ASSOCIATES One North Dearborn Street Suite for that purpose 7/23,7/30,8/6/20153440352 Plaintiff's attorney is deemed to be a debt collector attempting to col- 1300 ChICAGO, IL 60602 13121 476-SSooAttornvy File No. PAl213113 1662672 lect a debt and any information obtained will be used for that purpose Attorney Code 91220 Case Number 12 CH 30127 TJSC#. 35-8589 1/30. 8/6. 8/13/2015 3453043 663350 663637 7/30. 8/6, 8/13/2015 3453067 7/23, 7/30, 8/6/2015 34-40361 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNtY, ILLINOIS COUNTY DEPART- COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIVISION MENT - CHANCERY DIVISION BMO HARRIS BANK N.A Plaintiff, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUNTY DEPART- DEUTSCHE BANK TRUST COMPANY AMERICAS AS TRUSTEE FOR RALI sub IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNT'I ILLINOIS MENT - CHANCERY DIVISION 21R37-QS4 MILY M ZAHAROPOULOS, PANAGIOTIS G ZAHAROPOULOS Oefen- COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIVISION NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE LLC, Plaintiff, dants WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A Plaintiff, 15 CH 001489 Plaintiff, TEODATO QUIJANO NKJA TEOOATO S QUIJANO, MILDRED QUIJANO 7261 N. EAST PRAIRIE ROAD LINCOLNWOOD, IL 60712 MICHAEL ERAGINSKY, NATALIE BftAGINSKY A/K/A MILDRED M QUIJANO Defendants NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a 2.1EER M NIZAMI A/K/A AMEER NIZAMI, MOHAMMED M NIZAMI Defendants 13 CH 11783 ludgment of Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above cause cn June Defendants 12 CH 36591 7309 N KEELER AVENUE LINCOLNWOOD, IL 65712 2, 2015, an agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will at 10:30 AM 11 CH 14008 9651 LOWELL AVENUE SKOKIE, IL 60076 NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to on September 11, 2015, at The Judicial Sales Corporation One South 9622 NORTH KEYSTONE AVENUE SKOKIE, IL 60076 NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a a Judgment of Foreclosare and Sale entered in the above cause on Wacker Drive - 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606, seIl at public auction NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO110E IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to judgment of Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above cause on June August 20, 2013, an agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will at to the highest bidder, as set forth below, the following described real a Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above cause on 4, 2015, an agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will at 10:30 AM 1030 AM on August 21, 2015, at The Judicial Sales Corporation, One estate: May 26, 201 5. an agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will at 10.30 on September 8, 2015, at The Judicial Sales Corporation, One South South Wacker Drive - 24th Floor, CHICAGO IL, 60606, sell at public auc- Commonly known as 7261 N. EAST PRAIRIE ROAD, LINCOLNW(IOD, IL AM on August 27, 201 5, at The Judicial Sales Corporation One South Wacker Drive - 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 65656, seIl at public auction tion to the highest bidder, as set forth bejow, the following described 60712 Property Index No, 10-26-315-041 The real estate is improved Wacker Drive . 24th FlOon, CHICAGO, IL 60606, seIl at public auction to the highest bidder, as set forth below, the following descrIbed real real estate, Commonly known as 7309 N KEELER AVENGE, LINCOL- with a residence, Sale terms: 25% down of the highest bid by certified to the highest bidder, as Set forth below the following described estafe. Cbmrnonly known as 9651 LOWELL AVENUE, SEOKIE, IL 60076 NW000, IL 60712 Property Indea No, 10-27-420-013-0000, Property funds at the close of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales Corpora- real estate Commonly known as 9622 NÓRTH KEYSTOÑE AVENUE, Property lndeu No. 10-10-421-043-0000. The real estate is improved Index No, lO-2742O-014-0Ó00. The real estate is improved with a 1/2 lion No third party checks will be accepted The balance, including SKOKIE, IL 60076 Property Index No 10-10-426-047. The real estate With a one story, single farnilyfiome with a one car detached garage split level, single family home with a two car attached garage. Sale the Judicial sale fee for Abandoned Residential Property Municipality is improved with a single family residence. Sale terms 25% down of Sale terms. 25% down of the highest bid by certified funds at the close terms: 25% dswn of the highest bid by certified funds at the close Relief Fund, which is calculated on residential real estate at the late of the highest bid by certified funds at the close of the sale payable to of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales Corporation No third party of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales Corporation. NO third party $1 for each $1,000 or fraction thereof of the amount paid by the pur- The Judicial Sales Corporation No third Daily checks will be accepted. checks will be accepted The balance, including the Judicial sale fee checks will be accepted. The balance, including the Judicial sale fee chaser not to exceed $300, in certified funds/or wire transfer, is due The balance, including the Judicial sale fee for Abandoned Residential for Abandoned Residential Property Municipality Relief Fund, which 5 for Abandoned Residential Property Municipality Relief Fund, which is within twenty.four 124) hours No fee shall be paid by the mortgagee Pnoperty Municipality Relief Fund, which is calculated on residential calculated on reSIdential real estate at the rate of $1 for each 51,000 calculated on residential real estate at the rate of $1 for each $1,000 acquiring the residential real estate pursuant to its credit bid at the real estate at the rate of $1 for each $1,000 or fraction thereof of the or fraction thereof of the amount paid by the purchaser not to exceed or fraction thereof of the amount paid by the purchaser not to exceed sale or by any mortgagee, judgment creditor, or other lienor acquir- amount paid by the purchaser not to exceed $350, in certified tunds/ $300, in certified funds/or wire transfer, is due within twenty-four 124 $300, in certihed funds/or wire transfer, is due within twenty-four 124 ing the residential real estate whose rights in and to the residential or wire transfer, is due within twenty-four 1241 hours No fee shall be hours No fee shall be paid by the mortgagee acquiring the residentia hours No fee shall be paid by the mortgagee acquiring the residentia real estate arose prior to the sale, The ssbtect property is subthrct to paid by the mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant real estate pursuant to its credit bid atthe sale or by any mortgagee, real estate pursuant ro Its credit bid at tIne sale or by any mortgagee, general real estate taxes, special assessments. pr special taxes levied to its Credit bid af the sale or by any mortgagee, Judgment creditor or tudgment creditor, or other kanon acquiring the residential real estate ludgmen,t creditor, or other lienor acquiring the residential real estate against said real estate and is offered for sale without any representa- other lienor acquiring the lesidential neal estate whose rights in and to whose rights in and to the residential real estate arose prior to the whose rights in and to the residential real estate arose prior to the tion as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse to Plaintiff the residential real estate arose prior to the sale. The subject property sale. The sub)ect property is subject to general real estate tanes, spe- sale The subject property is sublect to general real estate taxes, spe- and in AS IS" condition The sale is further subject to confirmation Is subject to general real estate taxes, special assessments, or special CUI assessments, or special taxes levied against said real estate and Dal assessments, or special tases levied against said real estate mid by the court, Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser taxes lemed against said real estate and is offered for sale without Is offered for sale without any reoresentabon as to ouality or quantity Is offered for sale without any representation as to ouality or quantity will receive a Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a any representation as to quality or quantity of title and without re- of title and without recourse to Plaintiff and in "AS IS" condition. The of title and without recourse to Plaintiff and in "AS lS condition The deed to the real estate after confirmation of the sale, The property will course to Plaintiff and in "AS IS' condition. The sale is further sublect sale is further subjeçt to confirmation by the court, Upon payment in sale is further subject to contirmation by the çourt. Upon payolent in NOT be open for inspection and olaintiff makes no representation as to confirmation by the court Upon payment in full of the amount Tod, full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a Certificate of Sale full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a Certificate of Sale to the condition of the property Prospective bidders are admonished the purchaser wRI receive a Certificate of Sale that will entitle the that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real estate after conf ir- that will entitle the ourchaser to a deed to the real estate after conf ir- to check the court file to verify all information, If this property is a purchaser to a deed to the real estate after confirmation of the sale. matisn of the sale The property will NOT be open for inspection and mason of the sale. The property will NOT be open for inspection and condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale, The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no plaintiff makes no representation ax to the condition of the property. plaintiff makes no representation as to the condition of the property. other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assessments and the legal fees representation as to the Condition of the property. Prospective bidders Proupective bidders are admonished to check the court file to verity Prospective bidders are admonished to check the court file to verity required byThe Condominium PropertyAcs, 765 ILCS 605/9IuJllj and are admonished to check the court file to verify all information. If tIlls all information. If this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of all inlormation If this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of jgX4l. If this property is a condominium unit which is part oF a rom- property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at the fore the unit at the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the the unit at the foreclosure sale, Other than a mortgagee, shall pay the mon Interest community, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure closure sale, othet than a mortgagee, shall pay the assessments and assessments and the legal fees required by The Condominium Proper- assessments and the legal fees required by The Condominium Proper- sale Other than u mortgagee shall pay the assessments requirel by the legal fees required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS ty Act, 765 ILCS 65S/9lgt)lj and )gjl4l. If this property io a condominium ty Act, 765 ILCS 60S19)gJll and 1g241 If this property is a Condominium The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/18.514-1). IF YOU ARE 60S/9gtllj and lgb4l If this properTy is a condominium unit which is unit which is part of a common Interest community, the purchaser of unit which is part of a common interest community, the purchaser of THE MORTGAGOR IHOMEOWNERI, YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN part o a common interest community, the purchaser of the unit at the the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER OF POS- foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the assessments assessments required by The Condominium Propefty Act, 765 ILCS assessments required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS SESSION. IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-17011Cl OP THE ILLINOIS reouired by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/18.Sl-ll IF 605/la.SIasll. IF YOU AIlE THE MORTGAGOR IHOMEOWNERI, YOU 60S/1B,Slg-ll, IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR jI-IOMEOWNERI, YOU MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW You will need a photo identification YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR IHOMEOtIdvER) YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO HAVE THP"RIGHT TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER EN- HAVE THERIGHT TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER EN- issued by a government agency driver's license, passport, etc I in REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTE ENTRY OF AN ORDER OF TRY OF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECT1ON TRY OF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION Order to gain entty into our building and the forellosure sale room POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITh SECTION t5-l7011C) OF THE IL- 15-17011Cl OF THE ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. You will 15-17011Cl OF THE ILUNOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. You will in Cook County and the same identification for odIes held at olher LINOiS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. You will need a photo identif i- need a photo identification issued by a government agency driver's need a photo identification issued by a government agenTE Idriven's county venues where The Judicial Sales Corporation 'conducts foreclo- '. cation issued by a government agency Idriver's license, passport, etc.l license, passport, etc.) in order to gain entry into our building and the license, passport, etc,)in order to gain entry into ourbuilding and the sure sales For information examine the court file or contact Plaintiff's in order to gain enity into out building and the foreclosure sale room foreclosure sale room in Conk County and the same identification for foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the same identihcation for attorney: CODILIS & ASSOCIATES, P.C., 1SWO3O NORTH FRONTAGE in CoOk County and the same identification for sales held at otIlen sales held at other county venues where The Judicial Sales Corpora- sales held at Other county venues where The Judicial Sales Corpora- ROAD, SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE, IL 60527, 16301 794-9876 Please refer county hhnues whdre Tse Judicial Sales Corporation conducts fore- tion conducts foreclosure sales. For information: Visit our website at tion conducts foreclosure sales, For information: Visit our Website at to file number 14-15-01558. THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION I)ne closure sates. For information: Visit our website at senxice.atty-pierce. service.attv-oierce.com. between the hours of 3 and 5 orn. PIERCE service.atty-pierce.corn. between the hours of 3 and S pm. PIERCE South Wacker Drive 24th Floor, Chicags, IL 60606-4650 1312) 236-SALE corn. between the hours of 3 and S pm PIERCE 8 ASSOCIA1TS, Plain- & ASSOCIATES, Plaintiff's Attorneys One North Dearborn Street Suite & ASSOCIATES, Plaintiff's Attorneys Orle North Dearborn Street Suite You can also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at .tIsc.com for tiff's Attorneys, Orne North Dearborn Street Suite 1300, CHICAGO, IL 1300, CHICAGO IL 60602. Tel No. )12) 476-5500 Please refer to file 1350, CHICAGO, IL 60602. Tel No. 112I 476-5500 Please refer to fije a 7 day status report of pending sales, CODILIS & ASSOCIATES, P.C. v 60602. Tel No 13121 476-55132 Please refer to file number PAl i 19715. number PAl21'3O7, THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION One South number PA1300692. THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION One South 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE, IL 60527 -. THE JUDICIAL SALgS CORPORATION One South Wacker Drive, 24th Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 1312) 236-SALE You Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 )312j 236-SALE You 1630) 794-5300 Attorney File No. 14-15-01058 Attorney ARDC No, 'Foo.Chicago, IL 60606-4650 (312 236-SALE You can also visit The can also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at w.tJsc.com for a 7 can also visit The tudicial Sales Corporation at www.flsc.com for a 7 00468002 Attorney Code. 21762 Case Number, 15 CH 0014a9 TJSC#: Juthcial Sales Corporation at w.qsc.com for a 7 day status report of day status report of pending sales PIERCE & ASSOCIATES One North day status report of pending sales. PIERCE & ASSOCIATES One North 35-8623 NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, you pending sales. FIERCE & ASSOCIATES One North Dearborn Street Suite Dearborn Street Suite 1300 CHICAGO IL 60602 13121 476-5500 Attor- Dearborn Street Suite 1300 CHICAGO IL 60602 1312) 476-5500 AttOr- are advised that Plaintiff's attorney u deemed to be a debt collector 1300 CFtICAGO, IL 60602 13121476-5500 Attorney File No, PA111971S ney File No. PAl219307 Attorney code. 91220 Case Number: 12 CH ney File No, PA1300692 Attorney Code. 91220 Case Number: 13 CH attempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used Attorney Code 91220 Case Number 11 CH 14008 TJSCR: 35-7966 36591 TJSCa: 35.8547 1I783TJSC8: 35-10596 for that purpose. 1661126 1663049 1664537 1663688 7/16, 7/23, 7/30 3422791 7/30, 8/6, 8/13/2015 3453052 7/30, 8/6, 8/13/2015 3453084 7/30, 8/6, 8/13/2015 3453077 8 Judicial Sales - Real Judicial Sales - Real Bid Notice Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices Public Hearings Storage - Legal Estate Estate

Legal Notice ORDINANCE 2015-2 NOTICE OF SEIZURE AND IN TRE CIRCUiT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUNTY DEFART- LEGAL NOTiCE Notice io hereby given the tourd ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING INTENT TO FORFEIT PLEASE TAKE NOTICE - THE LifeStorage of Humboldt Park MENT - CHANCERY DIVISION Sealed bids will be received b of Education of 'School District LEVY OF AN ADDITIONAL TAX Notice is hereby given that the MORTON GROVE ZONING will hold a public sale to enforce WELLS FARGO BANK, N A. the ParkRidge ParkDistric No 74 in the County ot Cook, FOR THE MAINTENANCE. United States Department of the BOARD OF APPEALS will hold a lien imposed on said property, PIaintiff 2701 Sibley Street, Park Ridge, State st Illinois, that a Tentative REPAIRS. AND ALTERATION Interior is hereby commencing a public hearing on Monday, as described below, pursuant to Illinois, teleohone 847.692.3482 Budget tor said school district OF THE LIBRARY BUILDING a torteiture proceeding against August 17, 2015 at 730 p.m. in the Illinois Seit-Service Storage AMANOEL E BETSHLIMON, WEDAD BETSHLIMON tor Automated Vending Conces- for The fiscalyear beginning AND EQUIPMENT the following items dt wildlife the Board otl5ustees Chambers Facility Act,Illinois Code 770 Defendants siens in Park Ridge, lIt'nois until July 1, 2015 and ending June WHEREAS, Section 35-5 of the or wildlite products, which were Richard T Flickinger Municipal ILCS 93/1 tO 95/7 on 1August 12, 15CH 1511 Thursday, August 13, 2015 at 30, 2016 will be on tile and con- PublicLibraryDistrict Act of seized in the Chicago area ot Center, 6101 Capulina Avenue, 20151. at LifeStorage df Hum- 8304 LOWELL AVENUE SKOKIE, IL 60076 11:00 am., a[wtlich time such veniently availableforpublic 1991 175 1LCS 16/35-51 autho- Illinois on the dates indicated Morton Grove, Illinois to con- boldt Parli 4014 w:- Grand Ave NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a bids will be publicly opened and inspection in the office of the rizes the levy ot an additional because they were involved in older the following cases: Chicago Il 60651 , Phone R 773- Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above cause on June announced in tIle Board Room Board of Education, 6950 N tas of .02% st the value ot all the one or more violationo of any of 235-3779 Fax R 773-235-2885 2, 2015, an agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will at 10:30 AM attheAdministrative Offices East Prairie Road, Lincolnwood, taxable property in the District, the following laws Endangered CASE ZBA 15-07 Management reserves the right on September 3, 2015, at The Judicial Sales Corporation, One South of the building located at 2701 Illinois from Boo am, to 400 as equalized or assessed by the Species Act Title 16 U.S.C. Sec. Requesting a variation trom Sec- to withdraw any unit from sale. Wacker Drive - 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606, sell at public auction Sibley Street, Park Ridge, Illinoio. p.m., Monday through Friday, Department ot Revenue, for the 1538, the tilarine Mammal Pro- tipo 12-2-6 of Ordinance 0707 Registered or motor vehicles are to the highest bidder, as ont forth below, the following described real Bidding Documents are avail- on and after the 30st day st July, maintenance repairs and altera- tectlon Act, 11 U.S.C. sec. 1371- (Village of Morton Grove Unified sold As Is / Parts only," no titles estate: Commonly known as 8304 LOWELL AVENUE, SEOKIE, IL 60076 able at no charge by contacting 2015. The Tentative Rudget is tionn of the (ibrary building and 1372, the Lacen Act, 16 U.S.C. Development Code) to install a or re istration Property Index No. 10-22-400-046-0000. The real estate is improved Maryanne Lucarn ot the Part also available on the district's esuipment. Sec. 3372, Wild' Bird Conserva- patio in the rear yard. B1d2 in,4.41 001668, Brook with a single family home with a detached 2 car garage. Sale termo Ridge Park Diotnict, by phone website. NOW, THEREFORE, BeltOr- floe Act, 16 U.S.C. Sec. 4901- Snyder 25% dowr) of the highest bid by certified funds at the close of the sale at P47 692.3482 or by email at dained by the Board of IlustRen 4916 or the African Elephant The parcel is located in the R2 payable to The Judicial Sales Corporation No third party checks will be wlucarzGproarks.org. Email re- Notice is further hereby given st the EISENHOWER PUBLIC LI- Conservation Act, 16 USC. Sec. Single Family Residence Dis- Tenant Name Unit U accepted. The balance, including the Judicial salefeefor Abandoned ouests tor Eidding "Documents that a public hearing will be held BRARY DISTRICT, Cook County, 4221-4245. These temo are trictdiotrict and is commonly Felicia Deal 2 Residential Property Municipality Relief Fund, which is calculated on shall include name of bidding at 7:30 p.m. on the 3rd day of Illinoisthatithereby deter- subiect to forfeiture to the Unit- known as 7666 Long Avenue. Chanita Il Wilson 18 residential teal estate at the rate of $1 for each $1,000 or fraction firm, contact person mailing ad- September, 2015 iB the cham- mines to levy an additional tax ed Staten under Title 16, U.S.0 The applicant is Mr Bruce Hune- Dwight W Overton Jr. 28 thereof of the amount paid by the purchaser not to exceed $300, in dress loo PO Boxesi, telepsose bers of the Village Hall of Lincol- of .02% of the value of all tax- Sec. 15401e), 16 U.S.C. Sec. 1377, berg Michael J Wade Sr. 39 certified funds/or wire transfer, is due within twenty-four (241 hours. number, and email address nwood, 6900 N 'tincoln Avenue, able property in the DistrIct, as or 16 U.S.C. Sec. 3374 and Title Ramirez Macangel 70 I Board ot Park Commissioners CASE ZBA 15-OB Valerie Griffin Holmes 83 NO fee shall be paid by the mortgagee acquiring the residential real Lincolnwood, Illinois. equalized or assessed by the 50, Code of Federal Regulations, estate pursuant to its credit bid at the sale or by any mortgagee, Judg- Jim O'Brien, Preuident Department of Revenue, for the Section 12.23 Any person with Requesting a variation from Sec- Charles S. Davis 84 ment creditor, or other tenor acquiring the residential real estate 7/30/2013463323 Dated this July 30, 2015. maintenance, repairs and altera- an ownership or hnancial inter- tipe 12-2-S of Ordinance 07-07 Tanya R. Connie 87 whose rights in and to the residential real estate arose prior to the lions of the Library building anit est in said news who desiren 0/illage of Morton Grove Unihed Sfranicka Smith - 88 install Vanitzin Sanchez-Garcia sale. The Subtect property is sablent tO general real estate taxes, spe- Village of Skokie Board of Education enuioment. to claim them must file a claim Development Codel to 112 Dal assessments, or special taxes lemed against said real estate and Notice to Bidders School District No. 74 BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED that with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife rooted coverage to rear Otairs Lisadra Morse 113 is offered foi- sale without any representation as to quality or quantity withinfifteen151 days after Service, Office of Law Enforce- after the tact. Hayden Catoral 119 of title and without recourse to Plaintiff and in AS 1Scondition. The The village of Skokie is now ac- John F Vranas adoption of this Ordinance the ment,10600Higgins Road, Albert H. Person 138 sale is further Oubtect to confirmation by the court. Upon payment in cepting sealed BIDS for Secretary Secretary shall publish it at least Suite 200, Rosemont, IL 60018, The parcel is located in the R2 Shaun williams iss full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a Certificate of Sale 7/30/201 3463033 once irr one or more newspa. Telephone 847-298-3250. Such Single Family Residence Dis- ShirleyA. Lewis 158 that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real estate after conhr- Fire Apparatus Repainting pers published in the District claim muot be received by the trict_ district and is commonly Mariel Caples 223 mation uf the sale The property will NOT be open tor inspection and NOTICE OF ADOPTION or if no newspaper io published above office bvAugunt 30, 2015 known as 5535 w. Oakton The Tatiana M. Johnson 231 it plaintiff makes no representation as to the condition of tIle property. therein, then in one or more The claim willbe transmitted to applicant is Mr. ASt Sawer Andrea Dennis 236 Notice is hereby given that the OF PREVAILING WAGE RATES Prospective bidders are admonished to check thecourt tile tu verity newspapers with a general cir- the U.S. Attorneytor institution 07/30/2015 3463366 Renwick walker 237 Village of Skokiewill receive On June 15, 2015, the PARK Darlene Stampo 239 all information. it this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of BID at 5127 Oakton Street, RIDGE PARK DISTRICT ot Cook culation in the District. of a forfeiture action in U.S. Dis- the unit at the foreclosure saie, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the Skokie, Illinois 60077 AttentiOn County, Illinois passed an ordi- BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED that trict Court.lt a proper clam, is Rudolph G Murguelso 249 assessments and the legal tees renuired by The Condominium Proper- it no petition io filed with the not receieed by the above office Latonya N. Pernell 260 Michael Aleksic, Purchasing nance to adopt wage rates no NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING tif Act, 765 ILCS 605/9IgRll and lejidI. It this property is a condominium Agent, until less than the prevailing hourly Board ot Library Trustees by Au- by such date, the items will be Patricia Jones 272 unit which u part of a common interest community, the purchaser st gust 29, 2015, thirty 1301 days at- declared forfeited to the United NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Richard D. Davis 275 1 1 00 am. local time on Tues- wage rates as certified by the the Board of Education of Fair- the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the day. August lt. 2015 Illinois Department of Labor on fer the aforesaid publication, the States and dispooed of accord- Daisy Matos 282 assessmentu required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS District shall then proceed with inglo law. Any person who has view School District No. 72, in Walter L. Mclaurin 304 lune 1, 2015.This ordinance the County of Cook. State of lIlt- 605/18.518-il. IF YOU AltE THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER). YOU Italy bid or proposal submitted the leVE of said additional tax, an interest in tIle temo way abo Jason Webb Harden 386 and prevailing wage rates are nots, that a tentative budged for Tyron D Tabb 392 HAVE TH'RlGHT TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER EN- unsealed. unsigned, taned or re- available for public inspection at However. it within the thirty 1301 tile with the aboye office a peli- TRY OF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION day period a petition is tiled with tion tor remission of forfeiture in said school district for the fiscal Thveda Dumas 397 ceived sabsequent to the atore- the Park District office at 2701 year beginning July i, 2015, will SandraButler 411 15-1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. You will mentioned date and time will W. Sibley Street. Park Ridge, JI- the Board of Library Trustees, accordance with Title SO, Code need a photo identification issued by a government agency (driver's signed by electors of the Dio- of Federal Regulations, Section be on Tiled and conveniently Bamell Jordan 415 be disqualihed and returned to linois. available lopublic inspection 441 license, passport, etc.l in order to gain entry into Our building und the the bIdder. The Village ot Skokie trict equal in number to 1,282 or 12.24. which petition must be Margo R. Peoples foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the sartre identification for more of the electors, Ibeing 10% received in such office before inthe Business Office, 7040 011ie Allen 477 reserves the right to reJect any RICHARD BRANO1 Secretary Laramle Aeerlue Skokie, Illinois, sales held at other county venues where The Judicial Sales Corpora- and all proposals or parts there or more ot the registered vot- disposition of the itemsStor- Kimeko Amer500 483 Park Ridge Park District 60077, from and after 9 00 a m. Juan Risma 500 lion conducts foreclosure sales. For information: Visit our webuite at of to waive any irregularities or 7/30/201'S 3453538 ers ot the Library District) in the age coots may also be assessed servIce.atty-pierce corn, between the hours of 3 and 5 pm. PIERCE inlormalities in bidding proce- Libealy District, asking that the on the 22nd day of July, 2015. Cherese Sherrod 529 NOTICE IS FURTHER HEREBY Jordan Maulero 601 S AsSOCIATES, Plaintiff's Attorneys, One North Dearborn Street Suite dures and to award the contract question of lesying Ouch a .02% File Number: 2015302714 Seizure Date' 05/28/2015 GIVEN that a Public Hearing ori Edwin Urutia 612 1300, CHiCAGO, IL 60602. Te) No 13121 476-5500. Please refer to tile in a manner best serving the tan be submitted to the electors said budget will be held at 7:00 number PA1411018. THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION One South interest of the Village. APARTMENT FOR ot the District, the question shall Value: $1,400.00 Jessica Rodriguez 635 Wacker Drive, 24th FloOr. Chicago. IL 60606-4650 1312) 236-SALE You be submitted at the next regular Items: lO 121 Aznerican alliga- p.m on"lhe 15W day of Se - Camisha A. Tanner 637 tember, 201S,at Fairview Sou Rafael Aviles 648 can also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at www.tJsc.com for a 7 Michael Aleksic RENT? election, November B, 2016. lt a tor boots day status report of pending sales, PIERCE & ASSOCLA'TES One North malority of votes cast upon the 7/23, 7/30, 8/6/15 3432748 School inthis School Diotrict Jubiusverge 656 Purchasing Aaent No, 72. 659 Dearbom Street Suite 1300 CHICAGO IL 60602 1312) 476-5500 AttOr- Village of SkoEie The search begins question are in favor thereof, Janhie L. R'oberts ney File tilo PA1411O1B Attorney Code 91220 Case Number 15 CH 7/30/15 3462393 the Board of Library Trustees SKOKIE SCHOOL DISTRICT 68 Belen M. Lozada 660 1511 TJSC#: 35-8447 here! Many may levy the additional fas The Skokie, Illinois Dated this 21st day of July, 201S. Tomothy Johnson 663 663048 apartment ond home Secretary of the District shall NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING KimberlvSelmon 671 7/30, 8/6, 8/13/2015 3453058 Legal Notices provide a petition form to any ON TENTATIVE SCHOOL BOARD OF EDUCATION Patricia'E Williams 701 hunters check the individual requesting one, BUDGET SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 72 Cynthis M. Oliphant 704 Classitieds before NOTICE IS HERBY GIVEN by the COUNTY OF COOK Debra J Davis 738 Assumed Name Bid Notice ADOPTED this 16th day of July, Board of Education of School STATE OF ILLINOIS Danielle S Partee 741 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF looking for o new 2015 pursuant to a roll call vote District 68in the County of Angel E Almadoxar 750 COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS place to live. as followo Cook, State of Illinois that a ten- Jeff Brill, Secretary Elisha Dorrougt Jr 680 COUNTY DEPARTMENT, AYES: Braun, Sticha, Magnelli, tative budget for said school dis- 7/30/15 3456382 Yasmeen Bhalty 765 COPY OF LEGAL NOTICE TO PROBATE DIVISION Advertise your rental Magnuson, Rothbart tritt for the fiscal year beginnin TerryJ Ely 798 BE PUBLISHED BID INVfTATION Estate of NAYS'NOne July 1, 2015, will be on file an Czeslaw [azaro 805 Notice is hereby given, pursu- ADVERTISEMENT GRACE M GOEUCHE units with us to get a ABSENT Kurzatkowski conveniently available tor public Javier Albaladejo 807 nhe Skokie Fach District will re- ant to An Act in relation to the Deceased iump on the ATTEST: /0/ Mark Braun, inspectronat the Educational Storage - Legal Pamela S. Griffin 825 use of an Assumed Business ceive sealed bids tor sandblast- Cave No. 15 p3428 President Service Center in Skokie School Pamela E. Oliver Doughty 865 Name in the conduct or trans- ing and pool painting at Skok!e CLAIM NOTICE competition! Call Eisenhower Public Library Dis- District 68 at 9440 Kenton Ax- Alicia Delgado 880 action of Business in the State, Water Playground for the Skokie Notice is given of the death of 866-399-0537 or visit tritt Board of Trustees enue, Skokie, IllInoIs, from and Darryl C. Mansos 895 as amended, that a certification Park District Bids shall be on a Grace M. Goettche, of 510 S. after 8.00 a,m on the ist day of DannaM.Taylor 858 was registered by the under- stipulated sum basis, Edward Street, Mount Prospect, placeanad. /5/ Janice Magnuson, Secretary August, 2015 LifeStorage of Little villane will lennifer C Cole 902 signed with the County Clerk of IL 61X156 in Cook County. Letters Eisenhower Public Library Dis- Angela Luna 932 Bids are due and will be opened tribunesuburbs.com hold a public sale to entbrce a Cook County. of Office were issued on June trict NOTICE IS FURTHER HEREBY lien imposed on said property, Daniel Valentin 935 Registration Number: and read aloud on Thursday, 30 2015 to Jan15 L. Kinser, as GIVEN that a public hearing on Yazrnine R. Range 940 August 13, 2015, 10.00 am, at Board of Trustees as described below, pursuapt D15142917 on July 8,2015 IndependentExeçutor, whose 7/30/2015 3445959 said budget will be held at 7:00 to the Illinois SeIt-Service Stdr- Claudette Washington 948 Under the Assumed Business tIre Park District Administrative mulling address is 510 S. Ed- o'clock p m on the 17th day of Anttoine L Williams 829 Off ices, 9300 Weber Park Place, age Facility Act,Illinois Code Name of FROM REGS TO RiCHES ward Street, Mount Prosepct, BUSINESS OWNERS September, 2015, in the Edu- 770 ILCS 95/1 to 95/7 on August Elena Toro 845 with the business located at: Skokie, IL 60077, Room lOS. IL 60056, and whose attorney STATE DF ILLINOIS) cational Service Center, Skokie 11W, 2015 at Litestorage olLit- Dominique Nelson 844 740dB LINCOLN AVENUE, IsMichael J Moran,1215. Advertise with us! I SS School DIstrict 68, at 9440 Ken- tIe Village 3245 W. 30th St.. Chi- Lauren Coleman 836 EXAMINATION/PROCUREMENT SKOKIE, iL 60076 Wilke Road, Suite 501, ArlIngton COUNTY OF COOK I ton Avenue, Skokie Illinois. cago, IL 6ó623, 17731 376-8577. 7/23/201 5, 7/30/201S The true and real full namelsl OF DOCUMENTS: Heights, IL 60005. SECRETARY'S CERTiFICATE Management reserves the right 3443300 and residence address of the Claims must be tiled on or be- The Clossifieds can i, JANICE MAGNUSON, the duly Dated this 23rd day of July. 2015. to withdraw any unit from sale, owner(sl/partnerls is, Copies of the Bid Documents tore January 16, 2016, and any qualified and acting Secretary may be obtained starting Friday, Registered or motor vehicles are Owner/Furtner Ful Name claim not tiled on or before that showcase your of the Board ot Trustees ot Board of Education of Skokie sold "As Is ¿ Parts only," no titles AUTOMOTIVE SUSANNE L FERET July 31, 2015 at the District Ad- date is barred. Every claim filed business and the Eipenhower Public Library School District 68 or registration Complete Address ministrative Offices, 9300 Weber must be in writing and state sut- District, Cook County,Illinois, In the County of Cook, State of Bid2Win, 461.001668, Brook 74068 LiNCOLN AVENUE Park Place, Skokie, IL60077 in ficlent information to notify the services 1 Advertise and the keeper of the records Illinois Snyder SKOKIE, iL 60076, USA accordancewithInstructions representative ot the nature ot thereof, do hereby certify that /5/ Richard Berk, Secretary 07/16, 23, 30/2015 3427431 to Bidders.Documents will be theclaim or other relief sought. your cleaning 57/30/2015 3464203 available during office hours of attached hereto is a true and Tenant Name unit e Claims must be tiled with the service, mortgage correct copy of Ordinance 201e- George Crayton 11S8 Autos for Sale 9:00 am. to 4:00 p.m. Monday representative of the Estate or 2 entitled: Cherry D Monson-Walker through Friday. Documents will in the Office of the Circuit Clerk company or daycare 'ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING be issued to prime bidders only 11767 5 ot this Court, 50 West Wash- with us today! LEVY OF AN ADDITIONAL TAX APARTMENT FOR El Bravo Snacks Inc. 1222 ington Street, Chicago, Illinois FOR THE MAINTENANCE, RE- NO bids may be withdrawn with- tiled with the Court, Cherry D Monson-Walker1230 60X02. If PAIRS AND ALTERATION RENT? Miguel Gualardo 2002 out the written consent of the the claimant, within tes 101 OF THE LIBRARY BUILDING AND 2003 Buick ParkAvenue Skokie Fark District. Only bids in days after filing her claim with Call 866-399-0537or The search begins Cariell Martin 2053 vo, automatic, leather heated E0u1FMENr' Rosa Gutierrez 2086 seats S AC both w! dual controls, compliance with the provisions the Court; (1) snail cause a copy visitusonlineat adopted at a regular meeting of of the Bid Documents will be of the claim to be mailed or de- here! 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JANET KIDD STEWART The Journey CAROLYN BIGDA Getting Started Q. I'm following upon a recent column about College is a large fi- changes to the reverse nancial undertaking, but mortgage program. My with the economy on the husband is 85, and I am rebound, more families are 72. Neither of us is in willing to shoulder the good health. When my STUPTI/E+ cost. ELISE AMENDOLA/AI husband took out a re- Under a reverse mortgage policy change, a surviving That's the finding of the verse mortgage, I was spouse will be able to stay in the home so long as taxes latest annual survey, "How optimistic about their child members. The average net tooyoung to qualify so it and insurance are paid and the property is maintained. America Pays for College," finding a job after gradua- price: $12,830. is in his name only My by student loan provider tion. That said, with col- earliest understanding is have to be cleared before a She was told that all Salie Mae. According to lege costs continuing to Be resourcefulOn that once he diedIwould spouse can take over the would be coveredjust as the study, families of un- rise, the survey did reveal average, parents cover the have to sell the home and reverse mortgage, she said. it was with my COBRA dergraduate students said ways both parents and largest portion of college leave. Due to health and Going forward, the coverage. their total cost ofcollege - students are trying to save, expenses - nearly a third finances, I am no longer remaining spouse must After we took the using savings, grants, loans which may be worth con- ofthe bill - but students in a position to do that. Is continue to pay property policy and started paying and other resources - sidering ifyou're trying to are mindful of costs. it my responsibility to taxes and insurance and the premiums, I filled increased an average of 16 trim college costs. In fact, 74 percent of sell the house when he maintain the home with both ofmy insulin pre- percent for the 2014-15 students eliminated a dies? What can Ido to proper repairs. Any in- scriptions at $45 each. academic year. (Sallie Mae Comparison-shop. school during the college remain in the home? come from the loan would Then in May, I processed in April surveyed 800 When deciding which search because of cost, A. In June, the Federal stop at the borrower's an auto-refill and found parents ofundei g' aduates, college to attend, families compared with just half of Housing Administration death, Williamson said. out my cost was up to alongwith 800 undergrad- consider cost throughout parents. issued revised guidelines "The important thing is $400 for each. Where is uate students.) the application process and "Students are worried aimed at providing some to make sure the non- the affordability? My That contrasts with often eliminate schools about debt and don't wani: relief to spouses of reverse borrowing spouse can wife was toldIhad to previous years, when because of price. to burden their parents mortgage holders after the continue to keep up the meet my deductible of spending remained essen- According to the study, with a big sticker price if borrower dies. The provi- property," she said. Other- $2,500 before my pre- tially flat even though 39 percent of families they don't have to," sion had applied to new wise, you could face foré- scription prices would go college costs were rising decided against a college O'Malley said. mortgages written after closure. into effect. How can we annually. because ofthe price tag, But beyond taking out August2014, but the guide- be told one thing to only High-income families even before researching a student loans, there are lines in June expanded it to Q.I saw your article onfind out something dif- (those earning $100,000 school. Sixty-two percent other ways to make college older loans. disputing a denied Medi- ferent? Can anything be annually or more) were the eliminated a school more affordable. The vast Lenders are still work- care claim. Our problem changed? biest spenders. But over- because ofcosts after majority ofstudents work ing out details on how isn't with Medicare but A. Ifyou were misin- all, parents shelled out an applying. during the school year. 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On the CO- detailing the special en- esting increase that we what families actually pay. things. the National Consumer BRA plan I was paying rollment process: health saw," said Marie O'Malley, Duringthe 2014-15 Law Center. $1,240 per month in care.gov/sep-list senior director of con- school year, for example, Plan ahead.According to To qualify, spouses need premiums, and we were Call 800-318-2596 (TTY sumer research at Salie the published cost for Sailie Mae's study, families to have been married to theoffered a plan through 855-889-4325) to apply for Mae. tuition, fees, and room and that planned and saved for mortgage holder when the the Affordable Care Act special enrollment if your The reason may have to board for in-state college paid 21 percent reverse mortgage was first for less than $500 per request is denied, you can do with growing confi- undergraduate students at more in total college costs taken out, among other month. 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Forget all those tabloid covers screaming about beach bods and Botox - Americans aren't afraid to gt older, at least according to a new study. And experts say more are em- bracingthe maturity, financial stability and freedom that can arrive with advancing age. A report released July 22 by Insidel'racker, a health analytics company, reveals far more people would choose to stay at age 50 than 20. And more said they'd prefer to be older than 40, rather than younger, the company reported. Many say this attitude is becoming more conunon, helped alongby seeing others age vigor- ously and a desire to shed the anxieties of youth. "Now we're saying the 40s are the new 30s, and the SOs are the new 40s' said Dr. Tiffany Sand- ers, a Chicago-based psychologist. Facebook allows anyone to browse photos of retirees vaca- tioning in far-flung locales - a radical view of retirement, Sand- ers said. "That helps shatter this myth that by the time you're in your 6Os and your 70s, you are in a rocking chair out in the country" she said. In her mid-30s herself, Sanders said she finds herself jealous of older friends' adventures, and at the same time quite willing to leave behind earlier, perhaps more insecure, decades. "I would never want to redo GETTY my teens or my 20s, because About61percent of people feel younger than they are, according to a recent study released by Inside Tracker. those are the turbulent years," she said. Sanders said. "It gives us some- peace, where they don't have to than I was whenIwas in my 205, Toget pumped about aging, Seeing those who seem to be thing in our 20s and 30s to say, worry about peer pressure, the or even quite franidy in my 405." embrace exercise, he said. living well helps. And numbers 'Well I don't mind getting older, if looks, do I have the right car," For her 55th birthday, she ran "Some people are less afraid to back up that hunch about happi- this is what it's like?" Sanders said. the New York City Marathon. get old," he said. "Ifyou've been ness: A recent Gallup study found In the InsideTracker study, 72 Of course, just because people And she's in the midst ofher third able to have a healthy lifestyle and well-being gets better with age. percent said they expect to live might embrace aging doesn't career, including penning "The still be vigorous and usually In the Gallup Well-Being Index into their 80s. mean they want the physical Best ofEverythingAfter 50: The working, they're confident that released July14, it shows older "We're living longer, we're effects - more than half told Experts' Guide to Style, Sex, they can remain healthy." Americans report better stand- working longer, we're healthier InsideTracker they changed their Health, Money, and More." Hannah Grufferman recently ards of living and less anxiety and fitter than previous genera- diet to maintain a youthful look. "If you get rid of the whole fear spoke to a beauty company, and about money tions," said Barbara Hannah Gruf- Others cited creams and a gym as factor, the world is your oyster," the theme was not turning back For example, 62 percent of ferman, a contributor to the ways to combat evidence of aging. she said. the clock, but agelessness. people over 75 said they had AARP's Bulletin newsletter. Hannah Grufferman preaches Just ask Florida oncology and "Thank goodness we have enough money to do everything Couple this with the ahxieties the perks, and she urges a mantra hematology specialist Dr. Robert evolved to where we are now, they wanted, compared with 35 of youth - unstable finances, of maturity. Drapkin. where ageless really means just percent for those under 54. unsure careers, faltering relation- "It's just an added level of At 70, he's a body builder who transcending your number," she "We see these friends and ships - and a porch swing might confidence and maturity that regularly takes top spots in com- said. "We're not the total sum of family members who are having beckon. definitely comes with aging' she petitions. Just last weekend, he our years. We're so much more." these awesome 50th birthday "Individuals who are younger, said. "I feel it. I am much more competed at a national champi- parties, traveling the world," they want to get to a level of secure in what I say, what Ido, onship. [email protected] 14 DREAM HOME I

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Beaïng back those backyard pestst By Danielle Braff repellents tested provided Tribune Newspapers protection for less than 20 minutes. It's a bug's life out there, Ofcourse, there's always but ifyou'd prefer to keep the retro bug zapper - those critters offyour skin, more formally called an then you need to use some elecivical discharge insect I sort ofrepelling device. control system - which The key is figuring out attracts insects because of which ones work and its light and zaps them which ones wili simplbug when they arrive. you. I I "Insects are attracted to Citronella candles and light, so it's going to attract other repellent devices like all kinds ofinsects, good lanterns are intended to and bad' Roe said. "But confuse mosquitoes so they why would you want to can't easily detect people - indiscriminately kill all the but some studies have insects in your yard? shown that they are only They're not bad things - effective for six to 10 feet, they're part ofour ecology" said Michael Waidvogel, Roe suggested using the director ofthe Structural zapper in an enclosed Pest Management Training porch, where the number & Research Facility in ofinsects entering the North Carolina. space is lower - ànd you're L-- Add a little breeze, and only killing the bugs that those lanterns and citronel- may potentially be entering la candles will be useless. your home. "Plus, some of these The Environmental devices use chemicals for Protection Agency has an which there are warnings online tool to help consum- to avoid directly inhaling ers determine the repellent the vapors," Waidvogel that's right for them, and said. you can do a search by the A better choice could be amount oftime you'll need a geraniol candle or dif- to be protected, the type of fuser. A 2009 study pub- bugyou'll need protection lished in the Journal of from and the active ingre- Vector Ecology compared dient you desire. It also lets the degree of protection you search by company provided by citronella, name, and the products are linalool and geraniol in the all EPA-registered repel- form of candles or diffusers, lents. Check out the EPA and found that outdoors, website for more informa- citronella diffusers repelled ton. female mosquitoes by 22 One key point, however, percent, linalool repelled said Waldvogel: them by 58 percent, and These are repellents, so geraniol repelled females they don't actually kill the by 75 percent. mosquitoes or other biting The key is the concentra- pests. tion level, said Mike Roe, "I like to use the analogy professor of entomology at that ifyou're driving the North Carolina State Uni- highway and you come versit across a detour, presum- 'Any chemical will repel FOTOLIA/ThS ably you just don't sit an insect if the concentra- there' Waidvogel said. "So tion is high enough," Roe patches that you can stick to turned to non-DEET prod- to be very effective. A study ton. A formulation contain- particularly with mosqui- said. your clothing will work ucts because of health- published in the New Eng- ing 24 percent DEET had a toes, make the effort to He recommends using a within a few inches of related warnings (the EPA land Journal of Medicine complete-protection time eliminate the breeding spray rather than a candle, where it's installed, but it's reported seizures in one percompared botanical insect of 302 minutes, compared sources ofthe mosquitoes diffuser, wristband or patch not going to protect your 100 million users, and repellents with DEET with a soybean-oil-based where possible - very - and spraying the repel- whole body," he said. DEET is not recommended repellents and found that repellent, which protected often in our own backyard lent directly onto your skin Not all sprays are created for infants younger than 2 the DEET-based products against mosquito bites for or your neighbor's back- or clothing. equal, however. months), the studies haven'tprovided complete protec- an average of 95 minutes. yard?' "The wristbands or the While many people have found non-DEET products tion for the longest dura- All the other botanical 16

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BY GINA GRILLO wanted people to look at For six months, these casu- reveals the beauty and pain Pioneer Press my life and say 'he lived, he al workshops marked the ofeveryday life, haunting risked." beginning of Hamilton's the reader with those hu- For Evanston's Ralph Hamilton, who studied transition into a literary life.man questions that have no Hamilton, writing poetry at Oxford and earned his In addition to becoming answers, and presenting a helps him make sense of masters degree from Har- a working poet, Hamilton isworld full ofstrange and the world, gives him a way yard, first entertained aspi- also the senior editor of poignant order. He is cur- of being, not more factual, rations ofbecoming a great RHINO, an independent rently working on his next but true. Hamilton's new writer while in college poetryjournal founded in book, "The Barnyard of boolç, "Teaching A Man To studying philosophy and Evanston, celebrating its Boyage' which will reflect Unstick His Tail," is a med- religion, but the lack of 40th year. At Rhino, the how different his life has itation on relationships, on discipline required for a review ofpoetry submis- become, focusing on fa- love and loss, and caine out writing life made this pros- sions is a collaboration thers and sons, male iden- of a period when his pect illusive. between its 12 editors. tity and growing up. mother and brother died, Hamilton says his stud- "A good poem comes RHINO sponsors a his son left home for col- ies in poetry began with an from a different place and monthly poetry reading lege, his family broke up, inspired connection with sense of time than our daily and open niic, REUNO and he experienced a pain- renowned Evanston poet, chores and duties, though it Reads!, at Bros K Coffee ful romantic misadventure. Chris Green, professor and could well be about those shop in Evanston, and a "Writing this book en- PALPH HAMILTON PHOTO lecturer in the English tasks. It gives voice to monthly open poetry- abled me to put many of Evanston resident Ralph Hamfiton turned to writing poetry department of DePaul things beyond picking up writing critique session those things into perspec- in a tough time in his life. He's now the senior editor of University and author of the kids at school or getting with a master poet, at The tive, to come to a clearer RHINO, an independent poetry journal. poetry books, "The Sky a report finished by five," Poetry Forum, at Evanston understanding, to heal Over Walgreens' "Re- Hamilton says. "Those Public Library. The next perhaps, and to move for- cessful senior research life he was leading. sume" and "Epiphany daily undertakings are RHINO Reads takes place ward," Hamilton says. associate and co-director at "I was wrestling with School?' Green agreed to necessary, to be sure, but at 6 p.m. July 31 at Bros K, When Hamilton, now the Chapin Hall Center for questions like - how to monthly tutoring sessions life is infinitely more boun- 500 Main St., Evanston. 60, was approaching age Children at the University open myself up, how to with Hamilton at a neigh- tiful and challenging and Featured poets are Jan 50, becoming a poet was of Chicago, Hamilton de- protect myself less, how to borhood Evanston cafe mysterious than that?' Bottiglieri and Sandra the furthest thing from his scribes himself at the time live a less cautious life, a where he would read and In "Teaching A Man To Marchetti. See Rhino- mind. Working as a suc- as a man at odds with the less closed life' he says. "I give feedback on 10 poems. Unstick His Tail," Hamilton Poetry.org. Findingzenwith beer and yoga Yoga, from PreviousPage

"Why are we talking about beer? We are drinking a glass of wine," said Wagner, who is also studying to be a sommelier. "We both share passions for yoga as well as a great beer or a glass of wine. We cannot be the only two people in the world who do." John O'Hara, a lawyer from Los Angeles, was Attendees at The Lucky Monk's first Poses and Pints event sample the bar's beers follow- visiting Chicago during ing a yoga session. Craft Beer Week last spring when he found out about DOUG HAIGHT PHOTO watch roller derby, go hik- some ofthem arejust start- introduction for people - the first Temperance event Participants In Temperance Beer Company's Temperance ing or attend barbecues. ing up, but at Yogaquench, especially men - into the while researching things to Trikonasana event practiced yoga in the large room where The shared bond grew out participants are usually in world ofyoga. However, do in the area. Since he the brewery stores malt and ages beer. of an enjoyment of both their late 20s or early 305, she ensures the alcoholic does yoga/beer events beer and fitness, O'Hara Wagner and Malungcot component doesn't over- said. At the two events shadow the essence of weeklyinLA.,hewas I "earthy smell from the City Brewery He said doingsaid. "In that way, it's more excited to find out about malt.' yoga puts you in a vul- indication of a broader Temperance have held so yoga. this one. Since O'Hara moved nerable physical position movement of people who far, participants have "I make sure to incorpo- O'Hara said he enjoyed from Chicago to L.A. two and then beer helps drop are less extreme in either ranged in age from 22 to 50, rate the yoga philosophy doing yoga in the industrial years ago, he has found a your guard even more, one," he said. Breen noted. and the mindfulness be- space at Temperance community in the partici- allowing people to get to It might be too early to So far about 60 percent hind it," she said. where they keep the kegs, pants of yoga/beer events know each other. His group tell what type of attendees are female, she said. "It's not just an arbitrary surrounded by the noise of offered at LA.'s Golden of yoga/beer friends now these yoga-meets-beer Breen said that yoga/ 'hey, let's do exercise and the machinery and the Road Brewing or Angel meet up outside of yoga to events will draw since beer events maybe an ideal drink a bunch of beer?" GO Saturday August 29 2015

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+NorthShore DOiJBLETREE t FERAL-wQUL Unier, fly fi,aIthSy,tem ''3ro*pr SOVEEZ 'Beauty and the Beast Jr.' BYMYIuAPETLICKI half-hour before your pre- Great Shakes Pioneer Press ferred performance. For details, call 847-673- Introduce your children A troupe ofteens will 7774 or go to www.skolde to the Bard with Muse of tackle a tale as old as time library.info. Fire Theatre Company's J!PI! PI!DÓWI!. when Skokie Park District's one-hour production of Teen Summer on Broad- Catch some Rays "Cymbeline," 2-3 p.m. Aug. Summer Concerts I 7pm at Devonshire Park way Camp presents, 2 at the Morton Grove "Beauty and the Beast Jr.," The Sting Rays will Public Library, 6140 Lin- 4422 Greenwood SI. Skokie 2-3:30 p.m. and 7-8:30 p.m. perform music from the coin Ave. The magical tale Aug. 4 at Skokie Public '50s, '60s and '70s that will. should enchant children Library 5215 Oakton St. have everybody moving and the abbreviated version "All the Disney shows along 6:30-8:30 p.m. July31 will be perfect for their The Student Body are really good for teen- at Oak Park Lee & Ottawa, attention span. High school hits from the cliques that ruled your school. agers because they have Niles. There will also be a For details, call 847-965- reference material they can Party in the Park with face 4220 or go to refer to," said director Brian painting and a balloon artistwww.mgpl.org. Rooney. "So we can create for kids. richer and fuller charac- For details, call 847-967- ters." 6633 or go to wwwniles- Lyric lab It's also a good perform- parks.org. Kids will become song- ing vehicle because "the writing partners when music is familiai" Rooney Make the Green ScribbleMonster performs said, adding. "ft's a family as part ofWîhnette Park favorite so they know their scene District's Children's Con- brothers and sisters are Popular children's enter- cert Series at Mallinckrodt going to enjoy it as well." miners Wendy and DB will Park Gazebo, 1041 Ridge Children in the audience present an interactive all- Road, Wilmette, 12:30-1:30 should be particularly ages concert 7p.m. Aug. 5 p.m. Aug. 5. "We're going to enchanted by the fact that on the Village Green ad- sing, we're going to dance, the actors will be using the jacent to the Skokie Public we're going to share ideas August 9: Jimmy Warren Band entire theater. "The per- Library, 5215 Oakton St. and we're going to have a formance will come off the The performance is part of good time," said leader stage," the director re- the Wednesdays on the ScribbleJim. Check out Movies in the Parks, vealed. "And there will be Green series. For details, call 847-256- Tuesday Family Festivals and Wednesdays on the Green. some slight audience inter- For details, call 847-674- 6100 or go towwwwil Calendar online at SkokieParks.org I'AHK DISIFUCI action." 1500 or go to www.skokie mettepark.org. Pick up free tickets a parks.org. TREND 23

From left: Deb Manflo. Mike Simkins, Jeanine Como, Rich Block and Oscar Chung. all of Morton Grove KARIE ANGELI LUC/PIONEER PRESS PHOTQS' Scotch Doubles bowlers support Morton Grove The Scotch Doubles Bowling Nigtit Fundraiser Location:Morton Grove Classic Bowl Benefiting:Charitable programsofthe Morton Grove ChamberofCommerce Attended 50 Date:June19 Website: wwwingcci.org

From left: Dan DiMaria, Morton Grove Mayor. Bill Grear, Morton Grove village trustee and Melodee DiMaria. left, and Jan Grear, both Janine Witkow, village trustee of Morton Grove

Mark Matz, president of the Morton Grove Historical Society, left, and Mark Manno, Debra Stombres, Morton Grove Public Morton Grove Park District board of com- Library director, with her husband Joel missioners Phoebe Block of Niles Tracy and Chris Mmx of Morton Grove Stombres 24 REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

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647 Metropolitan Way, 8 313L Lesli E Callahan Matthew R Berens 1810 W Spring Ridge Dr, Arling- Nickolas Tertipis George Mergili 06-29-15 $230,000 06-23-15 $177,500 ton Heights Des Plaines 656 Pearson St, 8 607, Des Maxime Sparfel & Monika 905 E Oakton St, Arlington Diana Monarrez & Alan James Wiliam H Dunn 06-26-15 $251.800 Donald Decarl 06-26-15 $179,000 Heights Black Plaines Sparfel 9003 Abbey In, Des Plaines Agusto Autea DamianSzuiga 619 N Hickory Ave, Arlington John Pappas & Joanne Pappas Wheeler Trust 06-24-15 $252,000 06-25-15 $180,000 Heights 2004 Birch St, Des Plaines Erik Estrada William G Grzesinski 06-29-15 $181,666 729S Chestnut Ave, Arlington Gerald C) Keeffe Domus Res LIc 06-29-15 $295.000 1330 Perry St, 8 206, Des Plaines Sharon Achino Viadislav Dimitrov 06-29-15 $210,000 Heights 338ColumbiaAve, Des Plaines Zachary G Weller & Jeanette Z Tortuga LIc 06-24-15 $225.000 1707 S Chesterfield Dr, Arlington Sean Walsh & Sharri Walsh Milota Trust 06-24-15 $295,000 Weller Heights 9409 Harrison St, Des Plaines Hyun Jin Kang & Kang Beom Kim Charles C Kim 06-23-15 $225,000 404 S Dunton Ave, Arlington lana Kuschmers Alwin G Preusker 06-24-15 $322,500 Heights 576 N 7th Ave, Des Plaines Nicole Pavel Mortgage Equity Conversio Ttee 06-25-15 $235,000 1513 E Rosehill Dr, Arlington Jason Ralph Klein & Molly A KleinJames Olson 06-26-15 $330.000 793 E Forest Ave, Des Plaines Jeffrey W Fazio & Mallory Fazio Matthew W Greer 06-25-15 $249.000 Heights 744 Sanborn St, Des Plaines Christina E Yu Arnold) Libot 06-29-15 $252,000 832 S Cleveland Ave, Arlington Cameron E Sullivan & Christo- Doug O Conflor 06-29-15 $380,000 799 Graceland Ave, # 205A, Des Karen Damascus Fowzia Lodi 06-29-15 $265,000 Heights pher A Weber Plaines 1111 N Walnut Ave. Arlington Daniel S Short & Margaret C Thomas Suarez 06-29-15 $510,000 329 Wisconsin Dr, Des Plaines Deandre Fry & Deanna Lapenta Mark J Makowski 06-26-15 $275,000 Heights Short 65oArlington Ave, Des Plaines Leanora A Dumag John M Schafer 06-26-15 $305,000 1210 E Waverly Pl, Arlington Jason J Ivy & Sarah B Ivy William J Kozlowski 06-29-15 $540.000 Heights 470 Easy St, Des Plaines Jesse L Menold & Jennifer M Konstantine Costa 06-29-15 $305.000 Menold 740 N Evergreen Ave. Arlington John Joseph Piegore Alexander K Vealitzek 06-25-15 $600,000 Heights 1101 Grove St. 8 3C, Evanston Arthur Golovanevsky Virginia Garrett 06-24-15 $88,000 1406 N Salem Blvd. Arlington Todd R Delahanty & lesley A Christopher R Skinger 06-24-15 $692,000 3500 Church St, # 212, Evanston Kenneth R Mount & Bertha L Jean R Epstein 06-23-15 $120,000 Heights Delahanty Mount

1S41 N Kaspar Ave, Arlington Scott Levin E&j Builders Inc 06-24-15 $900,000 802 Dobson St, A 2, Evanston Beverly Ann Hayes JenniferAnneHill 06-23-15 $121,000 Heights 900 Chicago Ave, # 615, Evans- Clayton Bryson AlexanderK Meininger 06-25-15 $180,000 7 Oak Creek Dr, # 2701, Buffalo Victor Ponomarev Arthur Lewin 06-23-15 $59,000 ton Grove 1567 Ridge Ave, # 704. Evanston Baykar Tatosian & Charlene Theodore A Kruzich 06-29-15 $200.000 781 Patton Dr. Buffalo Grove Gregory Sleszynski & Miroslaw Else Palmer 06-24-15 $145,000 Tatosian Sleszynski 1570 Elmwood Ave, # 703, Carol Rizzolo Li Hsuan Huang 06-25-15 $254,000 309 Satinwood Ter, Buffalo Grove Stephanie Polka Pamela J Keefe 06-17-15 $192.500 Evanston 473 Saint Marys Pkwy, Buffalo Katie A Fitzgerland Bourbonnais Trust 06-24-15 $205.000 1820 Greenwood St, Evanston Quentin Davie Sr Jeremy Anderson 06-25-15 $275,000 Grove 1639 Church St, Evanston Charlotte Tkatch TitlingTrust 06-29-15 $325,000 231 Belaire Dr, Buffalo Grove Jiangteng Vu & Yongyi Wu Rose M Golembieski 06-23-15 $224.000 609 Custer Ave, Evanston Stephen Zuckerman & Rebecca Michael H Rubin 06-24-15 $349,000 411 Dogwood Ter, Buffalo Grove Muhammad Shahzad Thomas A Waitzman 06-18-15 $227,000 Mueller 820 Weidner Rd. #403, Buffalo Kalman Dickstein & Gayle Norton Alvin Boime 06-29-15 $235,000 1580 Sherman Ave, 8 1204, Russel Panganiban &Ann Marie Mayukh Poddar 06-26-15 $350,000 Grove Dickstein Evanston Amarga 354 Glendale Rd. Buffalo Grove Diane C Jimenez & George A Stephanie J Schneider 06-26-15 $240,000 1015 Harvard Ter, Evanston Jarrett J Dapier & Elizabeth L Colleen J Morrison 06-29-15 $361,000 Jimenez Middleton

690 Macarthur Dr, Buffalo Grove Jack Olin & Autumn Olin Emily J Lyons 06-24-15 $260.500 1401 Seward St, Evanston Steven Mark Brinks & Raymond J Isabel Sosa 06-25-15 5400,000 G Brinks 160 Woodstone Dr, Buffalo GroveCarol S Kuzmich Mountain Prime 06-19-15 $270,000 533 Chicago Ave. # C, Evanston Roshan Kamath & Deepti L BellurWilliam Ryder 06-23-15 $475,500 1183 Bristol Ln. Buffalo Grove Satyakam Das & Rashmi Kiran Todd M Schwarti 06-26-15 $280,000 Siagh 510 Elmwood Ave, Evanston Santiago Acosta A Ana Maria Denise M Brown 06-25-15 5570,000 Acosta 866 old Checker Rd. Buffalo Raghavendra Senivarapu & Reynolds Trust 06-25-15 $293,500 Grove Sailaja Thummaluru 5427 Main St, Morton Grove Eduardo L Arroyo & Dario ArroyoRichard E Kellick 06-24-15 $220,000 228 Bel Dr, Buffalo Grove Lynn B Rutstein Brian M Schweizer 06-25-15 $294,000 7011 Beckwith Rd, Morton Grove Elizabeth P Dribin 7011 Beckwith LIc 06-29-15 $262.500 3 Whitehall Ct, Buffalo Grove Kristin Konie Richard E Knapp 06-29-15 $305,000 8511 Lillibetler, Morton Grove Saum Kapadia& lshrat Abuba- Imelda C Adasa 06-29-15 $270,000 kar 2479 Waterbury In, Buffalo Sajedul Alam & Farheen Alam Michael S Strauss 06-19-15 $320.000 Grove 9100 Oak Park Ave, Morton Matthew Richards & Mary Ilyas Lakada 06-29-15 $452,000 Grove Richards 1460 Larchmont Dr, Buffalo Umesh Kumar Rai & Nimisha Ellen Steelman 06-26-15 $369,000 Grove Singh 8100 W Foster Ln, fi 304, Niles Plamen Sharbanov Donald F Spitzer 06-25-15 $150,000

620 Thompson Blvd. Buffalo Yanwei Hu Yudong Hu 06-18-15 $385.000 7748 N Oleander Ave. N lles Bosko Bjegovic & Jasmins Gonzalo Briseno 06-25-15 $236.000 Grove Bjegovic

610 Checker Dr, Buffalo Grove Yang Jiao & Jing Wang Daniel Shinjong Baeq 06-24-15 $393,000 7657 N Odell Ave, Niles Surasak Chansed & Onuma Ann Liss 06-25-15 $256,500 Chansed 34 Chestnut Ct W, Buffalo Grove Zheng Zha & Wei Gao Francis Ladonne 06-26-15 $407,500 8032 N WisnerSt. NOes Theodore Ansani & Caroline Robert Mcnally 06-25-15 $285.000 1106 Brandywyn Ct, Buffalo VenkatagirishkuThar Bommiset- Bhogilal L Patel 06-18-15 5415,000 Ansani Grove ty & Venkatasuhasini Bommiset- ty 8114 W Dempster St, Niles Krzysziof Mietus & Aleknandra Nick Anatzouisoulas 06-23-15 $300,000 Mietus 105 Lilac In, Buffalo Grove David Yang & Aili Yang Igor Golgor 06-24-15 $417,500 8340 W Normal Ct, Niles Ernesto Gemoets SandraMedin 06-24-15 $435,000 910 Shambliss Ln, Buffalo Grove Ross Pierson & Victoria Kilinskis Kristin Kozak 06-22-15 $425,000 8008 N Washington St, Niles Eric Timson Karoly Varga 06-24-15 $460,000 57 Fabish Ct, Buffalo Grove Lyle Gaastra & Qian Zhou Steven S Andrews 06-19-lS $439,000 1909 Brophy Ave, Park Ridge Nadiya Dovhaychuk 1909 Brophy Lic 06-26-15 $225,000 2318 Acorn PI, Buffalo Grove Eddy Sheinman & Olga Shein- Edward Shum 06-17-15 $471,000 man 2010 Canfield Rd. Park Ridge Andrew Power & Jacquelyn Michael W Topalovich 06-24-15 $331,000 Power 1331 Green Knolls Dr, Buffalo Jared Goldstine & Jimena Harry O Jones 06-22-15 $475,000 Grove Goldstine 208 East Ave, Park Ridge Ilija Nedee & Ivelina D Sinkova William R Rochowicz 06-24-15 $340,000 29 Carlyle Ln, Buffalo Grove Vijyalasmi Mundathaje & Gopal Elissa Krupp 06-17-15 $475,000 740 N Lincoln Ave, Park Ridge Robert Taylor & Barbara Mar- Michael J Hanley 06-25-15 $420,006 Sundaresh quardt 280 Blackthorn Dr, Buffalo Grove Sasidhar V Mullangi & VandhanaMichael H Powell 06-22-15 $530,500 929 S Home Ave, Park Ridge Zachary Judd & Meredith Melvin Franco 06-25-15 $497,500 Bandaru Monroe 1307 Whitney Ln, Buffalo Grove Ten J Goldberg Mark Schwartz 06-17-15 $540,000 333 S Vine Ave, Park Ridge Andrew Baumann & Aubrey William L Dickinson 06-25-15 $540,000 Baumann 110 Pinyon Pine Ct N, Buffalo Anuj Sarma & Geetashree Scoff S Gottlieb 06-26-15 $562,500 Grove Chakravorty 609 S Lincoln Ave, Park Ridge David C Ashe & Susan Raimondi Robert S Mcneill 06-29-15 5562,500 Ashe 2800 Acacia Ter. Buffalo Grove Aleksandr Podolskiy Alan S Frankel 06-17-15 $850,000 842 N Lincoln Ave, Park Ridge George G Gineris & Eleftheria Krzysztof Mietus 06-23-15 $900,000 1348 Brown St. # S, Des Plaines Pavlin Petrov Panee Robert D Bernardini 06-25-15 561,000 Gineris 5822 Bianco Ter, # A. Des Plaines John Paschalis Susan Decaluwe 06-29-15 $72.000 1484 Tyrell Ave, Park Ridge Rumen Valnev JacekTyszka 06-24-15 $1,100,000 9588 Terrace Pl, # 1 D, Des Salwan D Botres & Enjeel Ninos Youshia 06-29-15 $105,000 6117 Scott St, Rosemont Ronald S Mulch & Christina M Peter D Canzoneri 06-23-15 $395.000 Plaines lthnayyil Czech 1636 Ashland Ave, #302, Des Angela Garneata Williams Trust 06-26-15 $150,000 Plaines 1454 Ashland Ave, # 30 1, Des Presiyan Blagoev & Violeta Tronvig Trust 06-29-15 $176,500 This list is not intended to be a complete record ofall real estate transactions. Plaines Petkova Data compiled by Record Information Services . 630-557-1000 u publlc-record.com REAL ESTATE HOMES IN YOUR AREA 25

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Listings we subject to change. The Last Supper:This exhibition StoryWalk:Get outside and enjoy National Sports Collectors Conven- Please call the venue in advance. features the work of Julie Green, who reading the children's book "Pete the tion: 10a.m. Thursday and Sunday, created 600 white ceramic plates deco- Cat and the New Guy" while taking a Donald E. Stephens Convention Center, rated with cobalt blue mineral paint to journey along the train in Little Bear 5555 N. River Road, Rosemont, varies, Thursday, July30 depict the last meal requests of U.S. Garden. 8 a.m. Thursday-Sunday, Gal- 301-785-9982 death row inmates. 2 p.m. every day, lery Park, 2001 Patriot Blvd., Glenview, Save A Star's Drug Disposal Pro- Block Museum of Art Fisk Hall, Room free, 847-724-5670 Food Drive In Skokle:Requesting gram:Save a Star Drug Awareness 217, Northwestern University Evanston, donations ofcanned goods and dry food Foundation's Drug Disposal Program free, 847-491-4000 Chagaii for children:This interactive products to fill the shelves ofthe Niles box is in the lobby of various local police exhibit features activities and audio Township Food Pantry. All foods can be departments, including those in: Des Butterflies & Blooms:The garden's descriptions ofeach ofMarc Chagall's dropped off at Waigreens. Business Plaines, Evanston, Glencoe, Niles, summer-long exhibit featuring hun- works that are specifically appropriate hours, Walgreens, 3945 W. Dempster Northbrook, Park Ridge and Wilmet- dreds of butterflies and the flowers on for children ages 2-12. 9:30 a.m. every St., Skokie, free, 847-675-4141 t te. Accepted are: prescription medica- which they reside. 10 a.m all week, day, noon on Sunday, Kohl Children's tions (including controlled substances), Chicago Botanic Garden, 1000 Lake Museum, 2100 Patriot Blvd., Glenview, Nues Township School Supply all over-the-counter and pet medica- Cook Road, Glencoe, $4-$6,847-835- $11-$10, 847-832-6600 Drive:New supplies and monetary tions, vitamins, liquids and creams. 5440 donations will be accepted. Additional call 847-579.1300 ext. 146.9 a.m. every Freshmen College Bootcamp:While information and detailed school supply day, free Fruit and Vegetable Garden Family high school graduates are anxiously lists can also be found online at school Drop-In Activities:Join at the Regen- awaiting college life, PEER Services district web sites in Skokie, Morton The incredible Executive Presence stein Fruit & Vegetable Garden for fun, provides a three-hour course that puts Grove, Lincoinwood, Niles and Glen- Tour:Workshop for talented, career- hands-on activities for families and some worries to rest The program view. 9 aim every day, Nues Township minded business people who want to children. 10 a.m. all week, Chicago focuses on decision making skills, Government, 5255 Main St, Skokie, learn how to show up with executive Botanic Garden, 1000 Lake Cook Road, health, stress, roommate relationships, free, 847-727-9510 presence. Register today at schoolofex- Glencoc, free, 847-835-5440 time management, and substance use. 6 ecutivepresence.com. 8 a.m. Thursday, p.m. Thursday, PEER Services Inc, 3633 Chicago Bears Youth Football Hilton Garden Inn Chicago O'Hare, Model Railroad Garden: Landmarks W. Lake Ave. #305, Glenview, $75, 847- Camps in Wlnnetka:Safe, non-contact 2930 S. River Road, Des Plaines, $297, of America:This exhibition features 18 492-1778 football instruction for kids ages 6-14 317-832-9008 G-scale trains chugging along 1,600 feet years old. 8:30 a.m. Thursday-Friday, of track past replicas of American land- Everybody Move:8-Week Session for Little Duke Field, 1259 Cherry St, Win- it's Thursday, Let's Dancel Decoy marks, including the Statue of Liberty. ages birth-2 years with caregiver. Regis- netka, $259,312-226-5553 Prayer Meeting:Listen to live music 10 aim all week, Chicago Botanic Gar- tration required. Celeste Cifala Roy, while enjoying dinner or drinks from den, 1000 Lake Cook Road, Glencoe, from Evanston's early childhood move- Wood Dale Prairie Fest:This four-day a surrounding restaurant 7 p.m. Thurs- $4-$6, 847-835-5440 ment and music program Everybody festival includes culinary delights, mu- day, 1603 Orrington Ave. Plaza, Evans- Move, has planned an hour of activities sic, a carnival and a fireworks display. 6 ton, free Hot Summer Nights:Local bands are and exploration including scarves, balls, p.m. Thursday-Friday, 1 p.m. Saturday- joined by professional dance instructors hoops and instruments to get the chil- Sunday, Wood Dale Junior High, 655 N. Live Music Every Thursday:The Josh to provide visitors with easy-to-under- then up moving, singing and dancing. Wood Dale Road, Wood Dale, free Rzepka jazz trio performs. 6:30 p.m. stand dance lessons corresponding to 9:30 a.m. Thursday, Lincoinwood Public Thursdays, Found Kitchen & Social the music genre ofthe evening. 6 p.m. Library, 4000 W Pratt Ave., Lincoln- Friday, July 31 House, 1631 Chicago Ave., Evanston, Thursday, Chicago Botanic Garden, wood, free, 847-677-5277 free, 847-868-8945 1000 Lake Cook Road, Glencoe, free, 847-835-5440 Lincoinwood Summer Concert Se- St. Stephen Family Fest:Local food Native Haute Couture:The year-long ries:Free kid's activities, including vendors, rides and games for children, exhibit celebrates the history of Native 6 WIcket American Croquet:North inflatables, bingo and face painting, start raffle prizes, and musical entertain- American high fashion from pse-con- Shore Croquet Club offers free coaching at 6 p.m., and the live music follows at 7 ment Craft and specialty vendors on tact to today. 10 a.m. every day, Mitchell sessions and practice games to learn 6 p.m. Thursday, Proesel Park, 7055 Saturday from noon to 8 p.m. 6 p.m. Museum of the American Indian, 3001 Wícket American Croquet. For more Kostner Ave., Lincolnwood, free, 847- Friday, noon Saturday, St Stephen Par- Central St., Evanston, free, 847-475-1030 information and to schedule a game, 677-9740 ish, 1267 Everett Ave., Des Plaines, free, contact Tanya Vovk at 847-409-5526 or 847-824-2026 Ail My Pelations: A Seneca History: TanyaTanyaVovkcom. 11 a.m., 1p.m. Do More with Word 2010:2 p.m. In collaboration with visual artist and and 3 p.m. Thursday, Sunday and Thursday, Morton Grove Public Library "Tommy: A Bluegrass Opry":8 p.m. dancer Rosy Simas (Seneca), this exhibit Wednesday, Glencoe Golf Club, 621 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, Friday, SPACE, 1245 Chicago Ave., Ev- introduces the history of the Seneca Westley Road, Glencoe, free, 847-409- 847-965-4220 anston, $12-$20, 847-492-8860 culture through milestones in the lives 5526 of Simas and her relations. 11a.m. all Awesome Grilling:ChefDave Esau of Nia: Holistic dance fitness: 11 a.m. week, Mitchell Museum of the Ameri- Chicago Open Figure Skating Com- Dave's Specialty Foods demonstrates Friday, Monday and Wednesday, Ray- can Indian, 3001 Central St, Evanston, petItion:This U.S. Figure Skating how to make kabobs, steak, grilled pine- diant Day, 1400 GreenleafSt, Evanston, Free-$5; $10-$12 for talk, 847-475-1030 competition draws more than 200 par- apple and more. Samples are served. $11 drop-in, 847-869-6477 ticipants from the Midwest and beyond. Registration is required. 7 p.m. Thurs- Summer Camp at The Actors Gym- 10a.m. Thursday-Sunday, Glenview Ice day, Northbrook Public Library, 1201 5Rhythms Dance:7:30 p.m. Friday nasium: A summer day camp for young Center, 1851 Landwehr Road, Glenview, Cedar Lane, Northbrook, free, 847-272- and Tuesday, Foster Dance Studios, 915 people aged 9-15. Students learn circus free, 847-724-2800 2958 Foster St, Evanston, $15; $10 for sta- and aerial skills: juggling, tumbling, dents and seniors, 847-869-0250 trapeze, tightwire, stilts, and more. 9 "Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Fac- Rockin' In the Park 2015: Featuring aim Thursday-Friday, Monday- tory":Bring a blanket and covered the music of classic cover bands, food MGPL After Dark: "McFarland USA: Wednesday, Actors Gymnasium, 927 beverage. Registration is required. Reg- and beverage tents on the park's lawn 7 p.m. Friday, Morton Grove Public Noyes St, Evanston, $1,180, 847-328- ister online, at ext 7900, or the Youth and a musical fireworks display after Library 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton 2795 Services Desk. 6:30 p.m. Thursday, every show. 7 p.m. Thursday, MIE Fi- Grove, free, 847-965-4220 Glenview Public Librar 1930 Glenview nancial Park at Rosemont, 5501 Park Road, Glenview, free, 847-729-7500 Place, Rosemont, free, 847-349-5008 Turn to Calendar, Next Page 28 CALENDAR

Calendar,fromPrevious Page Saturday, Aug. 1 Cooperfiy Puppet Troupe: Puppet "Bonnie and Clyde: The Musical": 10 Workshop (grades K-8):Puppet fans am. and 2 p.m. Saturday, 4 p.m. and 7 Concert In the Park:Face painting and enthusiasts are invited to stick p.m. Sunday, Wilmette Theatre, 1122 and a balloon artist delight children of Red, WhIte & Blue John Kurtz 5k around after the same day show while Central Ave., Wílmette, $15, 847-251- all ages while The Sting Rays Band fills Run/Walk:Come out and help honor performers Kevin and Justin share how 7424 i the park with tunes from the '50s, '60s our veterans in this fun 5K run/walk. they entertain with puppets and props. and '70s popular hits. 6:30 p.m. Friday, We will have performance shirts, enter- Just drop in. Register for Cooperfly Wilmette Farmers Market:8 am. Oak Park, 7700 Lee St, Nues, free, 847- tainment refreshments and prizes for Puppet performance separately. 11am. Saturday, Wilmette Village Center, 967-6633 top finishers immediately following the Saturday, Glenview Public Library, 1930 Along 12th Street and Wîlmette, Central race. 8 am. Saturday, Pines Park, 531 S. Glenview Road, Glenview, free, 847-729- and Greenleafavenues, Wilmette, free Hero Fest:Anyone may register, but Church Road, Bensenville, $25 before 7500 registration is required. Attendees may race day, $35 day of race, 630-766-7015 Ballroom Dance classes: wish to come in costume. Join in this Ballroom ACT Prep Test (Grades 9-12): Noon instructor, dancer and host Vito super celebration filled with stories, Weinberg' prInts:The art of Penny Saturday, Glenview Public Library, 1930 Magrone teaches Bolero to the group. crafts, science, snacks and fun. 3:30 p.m. Weinberg is on display on the third floor Glenview Road, Glenview, free, 847-729- 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Just Dance Studios Friday, Northbrook Public Library; 1201 at the library until Aug. 3L These prints 7500 at Georgetown West, 301 5. Prospect Cedar Lane, Northbrook, free, 847-272- capture the moment in time from obser- 4300 Ave., Wood Dale, $10,630-542-7644 F vations of daily life. 9 am. Saturday, i kids identification and Safety Seat p.m. Sunday, Des Plaines Public Library, event:Parents, grandparents and care- Gentle Yoga: Admittance on first- 1501 Ellinwood St., Des Plaines, free, givers are invited to stop by to create Sunday, Aug. 2 come, first-served basis. 10:30 am. 847-827-0515 kids' identification cards and get help Friday, Northbrook Public Library; 1201 with child safety seat inspections. 10 Tinsley Ellis with the Sharrows: 7:30 Cedar Lane, Northbrook, free, 847-272- Downtown Evanston Farmers Mar- am. Saturday, Kohl Children's Museum, 6224 p.m. Sunday, SPACE, 1245 Chicago Ave., ket:7:30 am. Saturday, Oak Avenue and 2100 Patriot Blvd., Glenview, free. 847- Evanston, $15-$27, 847-492-8860 University Place, 1090 University Place, 832-6600 ServIces Under the Stars:All are Evanston, free Malott Japanese Garden Family welcome to join in learning from the improv Acting Workshop: Grades large range of Jewish teachings. 6:45 Sundays:Take part in engaging, educa- Marshall Crenshaw:7:30 p.m. Sat- 6-9 : For students in grades six through p.m. Friday, Congregation Beth Shalom, tional and fun activities related to Japa- urday, SPACE, 1245 Chicago Ave., Ev- nine. We're digging into the art of im- nese gardens and other aspects of Japa- 3433 Walters Ave., Northbrook, free, anston, $20-$40,847-492-8860 provisation through fast-paced games 847-498-4100 nese culture. Take home projects in- that explore how to play bravely, by dude: raking miniature dry gardens, Evanston Lakeshore Arts FestIval: working together with one's fellow Share The Warmth:Prepare one-of-a- trying chopsticks or practicing callig- 110 talented juried artists are selected to improvisers. Grades 6-9 at 3 p.m., grades raphy. ii am. Sunday, Chicago Botanic kind fleece blankets for chemo patients. participate in the festival. 11 am. Sat- 3-5 at 2 p.m., Saturday, Lincolnwood A basic crochet stitch can be taught if Garden, 1000 Lake Cook Road, Glencoe, urday-Sunday, Dawes Park, 1700 Sheri- Public Library, 4000 W. Pratt Ave., free, 847-835-5440 needed. Bring lunch. 9 am. Friday, dan Road, Evanston, free, 847-448-8264 Lincolnwood, free, 847-677-5277 North Shore Senior Center, 161 North- field Road, Northileld, free, 847-293- Chicago Botanic Garden Farmers' FUSE: Studio:Drop in to wire LEDs, Silver Screen Series: "MrS Hobbs 6755 Market:9 am. Sunday, Chicago Botan- compose a ringtone, build an amp, mix Takes a Vacation":2 p.m. Saturday, ic Garden, 1000 Lake Cook Road, Glen- chemicals to make gel beads, navigate a Military Space Programs: Morton Grove Public Library; 6140 coe, free, 847-835-5440 Learn robot obstacle course and more. For about the history and current status of Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, 847- grades six to 12. Noon Saturday, Evans- 965-4220 the world's military space programs 'i lntersteiiar": Acasual audience-led ton Public Library, 1703 Orrington Ave., with Larry Boyle. 1p.m. Friday, North discussion follows matinee screenings. Evanston, free, 847-448-8600 Morton Grove Farmers Market:8 Shore Senior Center, 161 Northfield 1:30 p.m. Sunday, Glenview Public Li- am. Saturday, Dempster Street and Road, Northfield, $10 NSSC members, brary; 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview, LOL Saturday:Adult Comedy every Georgiana Avenue, Morton Grove, free, $13 nonmember, 847-784-6030 free, 847-729-7500 Saturday night. 9 p.m. Saturday, Chi- 847-750-6436 cago's Home of Chicken & Waffles, Duplicate BrIdge:9 am. Friday, Park Chess Wizards:4-week session for 2424 W. Dempster St, Evanston, $15 Northfieid Farmers Market:7:30 grades 3-9. Registration required. Chess Ridge Senior Center, 100 S. Western adult advance; $20 at the door, 847-521- am. Saturday, Happ Road and New Ave., Park Ridge, free, 847-692-5127 stimulates the mind and helps children 6434 Ther Court, Northfield, free, 847-446- strengthen skills such as focusing, visu- 4451 alizing goals, abstract thinking and Backyard Summer Psalms and Fel- Native Plant Garden Family Drop-In lowshIp: forming concrete opinions. 3 p.m. Sun- Each week come enjoy fel- Activities:Explore the plants and Park Ridge Farmers Market:7 am. lowship together as this congregation day, Lincolnwood Public Library, 4000 animals in aquatic habitats and learn Saturday, Park Ridge Farmers Market, W. Pratt Ave., Lincohiwood, free, 847- reads and reflects on one of the Psalms what kinds of animals depend on ponds of Ascent and the present journey of 15 S. Prairie Ave., Park Ridge, free, 847- 677-5277. and lakes. lOam. Saturday-Sunday and 318-5217 their own lives. Bring a beverage and a Wednesday, Chicago Botanic Garden, snack to share. Call the church office for "Cymbeline":Shakespearean fairy tale 1000 Lake Cook Road, Glencoe, free, Kelly Ciarkson:7:30 p.m. Saturday, the location. 7p.m. Friday, Winnetka production. 2 p.m. Sunday, Morton 847-835-5440 Allstate Arena, 6920 Mannheim Road, Grove Public Library; 6140 Lincoln Ave., Covenant Church, 1200 Hibbard Road, Rosemont, $30-$100, 847-635-6601 Wilmette, free, 847-446-4300 Morton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 Garden Chef Series: Toplocal chefs show how to prepare delicious meals Preserving Survivor Stories:Ask Shabbat at the Beach:Join Beth National Coloring Book Day for using the freshest fruits, herbs and Holocaust Survivor Pinchas Gutter any Aduits:Artist Mary J. Winters-Meyer Hillel Congregation Bnai Emunah of vegetables. 1:30 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. Sat- question, and natural language technol- Wilmette in welcoming Shabbat at the hosts a drop-in coloring party for adults urday-Sunday, Chicago Botanic Garden, ogy software retrieves Pinchas' re- Beach. Bring your family & friends and a in honor ofNational Coloring Book Day. 1000 Lake Cook Road, Glencoe, free, spouse, creating an interactive dialogue, Attendees are encouraged to bring their picnic dinner. Challah and dessert will 847-835-5440 as ifPinchas were in the room. Free be provided. 5:30 p.m. Friday, Gillson own supplies, however, coloring pages with Museum admission. 10:30am. are provided. 1 p.m. Sunday, Northbrook Park, Sheridan Road & Michigan Ave- Farmers market: Gienview:9 am. Saturday, Illinois Holocaust Museum nue, Wilmette, free, 847-256-1213 Public Library, 1201 Cedar Lane, North- Saturday, Wagner Farm, 1510 Wagner and Education Center, 9603 Woods brook, free, 847-272-6224 Road, Glenview, free, 847-657-1506 Drive, Skokie, 847-967-4835 Turn to Calendar, Next Page CALENDAR 29

Calendar,from Previous Page hoopla, MyMedlaMali & ZInlo IndI- Starlight Movie In the Park: "FerrIs Music Lab (Teens):Write and make a vidual AppoIntments:Meet with Bueller's Day Off":7p.m. Tuesday, song using the library's music recording Skokie Farmers Market:7:30 a.jn. trained Library staff for a 45-minute Penny Park, 1500 Lake St., Evanston, software and equipment No previous Sunday, Skokie Village Hall, 5127 Oak- one-on-one session and learn how to free, 847-448-4311 skill required. Teens 13-18 are welcome. ton St., Skokie, free, 847-673-0500 download books, audiobooks, maga- Registration is required. 2 p.m. Tuesday- zines, movies, TV shows, or music to Rotary Club of Evanston LIght- Wednesday, Morton Grove Public Li- Summer Family Day:Activities avail- your portable device. Visit or call the house:7:15 a.m. Tuesday, Hilton Gar- brarç 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, able for children ages 4-14, where chil- Reader Services Desk at ext. 7600 for den Inn Chicago North Shore/Evanston free, 847-965-4220 dren may see art or make it, explore the questions, to register, and for appoint- ,1818 Maple Ave., Evanston, free interactive Harvey L. Miller Family ment locations. 10 a.m. Monday, Glen- Country In the Park:Free concert Youth Exhibition, or learn lessons view Public Library, 1930 Glenview Let's Talk @ Lunch: Atthis drop-in series. Guests can also visit food and through hands-on activities. 11 a.m. Road, Glenview, free, 847-729-7500 program, participants can talk through beverage tents on the park's lawn. Park- Sunday, Illinois Holocaust Museum and the issue ofracism and practice honest ing is free with validation. 7 p.m. Tues- Education Center, 9603 Woods Drive, Page Turners:"Behind the Beautiful conversation skills by looking at our day, MB Financial Park at Rosemont, Skokie, free program with museum Forevers: Life, Death, and Hope in a own experiences in light ofwhat we're 5501 Park Place, Rosemont, free, 847- admission or membership, 847-967- Mumbai Undercity" by Katherine Boo. 1 learning about how racism affects us all. 349-5008 4835 p.m. Monday, Glenview Public Library 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, YoFresh Yogurt Cafe, I 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview, free, 635 Chicago Ave., Evanston, free, 847- Jewish Short Stories:A three-part Rummage Sale:The Sisterhood of 847-729-7500 864-8445 class filled with discussion and learning Beth Hillel Congregation Bnai Emunah led by Rabbi Jeffrey Weill and teacher, hosts its semi-annual Rummage and Yarn Gang:Kids in grades one and up Tuesday Morning Music:Hour-long Claire Shulman. The class is free and Book Sale. 9 am. Sunday, Beth Hillel are invited to try their hand at knitting, meditative musical performance. Music open to the public. Stories by familiar Congregation Bnai Emunah, 3220 Big crocheting or other yarn crafts. 4 p.m. varies from string quartets to Native authors as well as works by lesser- Tree Lane, Wilmette, free, 837-256-1213 Monday, Morton Grove Public Library American flutes, and are focused toward known writers to be read. Materials 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, anolder crowd. 10 am. Tuesday, Chi- provided in advance ofeach class. 2 p.m. Erica O'Rourke:Join in the celebration 847-965-4220 cago Botanic Garden, 1000 Lake Cook Tuesday, Ezra Habonim, The Niles of the release of Erica O'Rourke's new Road, Glencoe, free, 847-835-5440 Township Jewish Congregation, 4500 young adult novel "Resonance' the KnItting Roundtable:Come work Dempster St., Skokie, free, 847-675-4141 sequel to "Dissonanc&' Erica discusses through knitting projects and socialize Music on the Esplanade:Bring a the creation of the Dissonance duolog with fellow knitters. 2 p.m. Monday, picnic (allowed only on concert eve- answers questions from the audience Morton Grove Public Library, 6140 nings) and enjoy the sunset. Listen to a Wednesday, Aug. 5 and signs copies of her work. 3p.m. Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, 847- different musical genre each Tuesday. Sunday, The Book Stall at Chestnut 965-4220 In the event of inclement weather, con- Bensenville French Market:4:30 p.m. Court, 811 Elm St., Winnetka, free, 847- certs will be held in McGinley Pavilion Wednesday, Bensenville Village Hall, 12 446-8880 MGPL Kids: Monday Morning Play- or the Regenstein Center. 1:30 p.m. S. Center St., Bensenville, free group:Drop-in play time for pre- Tuesday, Chicago Botanic Garden, 1000 Monday, Aug 3 schoolers with a parent or caregiver to Lake Cook Road, Glencoe, free, 847-835- Summer program at Des Plaines introduce young children to the library 5440 History Center:Participants tour the in a low-key, unstructured session. 10:30 1907 Kinder House. 1 p.m. Wednesday, SkiliTwins Soccer Camp:Youtube a.m. Monday, Morton Grove Public Open Hockey Rat Time:Players 18 Des Plaines History Center, 781 Pearson Soccer sensations Josef and Jakob, also Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton years and older wearing full equipment St., Des Plaines, $3 per child; $2 with a known as the SkillTwins, conduct a Grove, free, 847-965-4220 can partake in a pickup hockey member, 847-391-5399 footwork summer camp. Open to ages 7 game. 12:15 p.m. Tuesday, Glenview Ice to 18.1:15 p.m. and 5:45 p.m. Monday- (Board) Game On:Ages 13-18 are Center, 1851 Landwehr Road, Glenview, Preschool Story Time:Stories and Aug. 6, Addison Youth Soccer, 400 S. welcome, but registration is required. $10, 847-724-2800 songs for children ages 3-5 and a care- Rohlwing Road, Addison, $285 plus The library provides the games and giver. 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, Evanston transaction fee, 847-989-4973 snacks. 2 p.m. Monday, Morton Grove LEGO Club (grades 1-4):10:30 a.m. Public Library, 1703 Orrington Ave., Public Librarç 6140 Lincoln Ave., Mor- Tuesday, Glenview Public Librar3 1930 Evanston, free, 847-448-8610 Book Babies:Songs, games, story time ton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 Glenview Road, Glenview, free, 847-729- and free play for babies ages 2 and 7500 Open Mic Night In Evanston: Sign-up younger with a caregiver. 10:15 a.m. Money Matters DIscussion: 10a.m. begins at 8 p.m. 9 p.m. Wednesday, The Monday, Evanston Public Library - Monday, Park Ridge Senior Center, 100 Looking to the Skies: The Science of Celtic Knot Public House, 626 Church North Branch, 2026 Central St., Evans- S. Western Ave., Park Ridge, free, 847- "Interstellar":Adler Planetarium St., Evanston, no cover, 847-864-1679 ton, free, 847-448-8600 692-3597 Astronomer Michelle Nichols will shed a light on these far-out concepts and Dancin' Sprouts:A special concert for Uve Bluegrass, Roots and Folk: The Exploring Grief:7p.m. Monday, Kenil- bring them down to Earth. 7 p.m. Tues- children with sensory differences. FOOd Mudflapps perform. 8 p.m. Monday, worth Union Church, 211 Kenilworth day, Glenview Public Library, 1930 and beverages, including wine and beer, The Celtic Knot Public House, 626 Ave., Wilmette, free, 847-251-4272 Glenview Road, Glenview, free, 847-729- are available for purchase onsite. In the Church St., Evanston, free, 847-864-1679 7500 event of inclement weather, concerts Free Walking Clinic:Instruction from are held in the McGinley Pavilion or the Carillon Concert Serles:Enjoy a certified personal trainer. All fitness Storytlme at the Pool:Enjoy a brief Regenstein Center. 1:30 p.m. Wednes- 45-minute musical performance of levels can participate. Call to register. 6 poolside story with a librarian during day, Chicago Botanic Garden, 1000 Lake carillon bells. Meet carillonneurs from p.m. Monday, Gillson Park, Sheridan the first afternoon safety break each Cook Road, Glencoe, free, 847-835-5440 around the world and try ringing the Road & Michigan Avenue, Wilmette, Tuesday. 12:45 p.m. Tuesday, Proesel bells during a complimentary tour of free, 847-251-6834 Park, 7055 Kostner Ave., Lincolnwood, Drop-In Chess Club (up to grade 8l: the carillon tower prior to the concert. 7 fiee, 847-677-5277 Learn fundamentals and improve strat- p.m. Monday, Chicago Botanic Garden, Tuesday, Aug 4 egy with volunteer chess instructor 1000 Lake Cook Road, Glencoe, free, MGPL Kids: Listen Upl:Drop-in story Steve Levenson. Bring own chess set if 847-835-5440 and play time for preschoolers with a possible. 7 p.m. Wednesday, Glenview Johnnyswlm:8 p.m. Tuesday-Wednes- parent or caregiver. 4:45 p.m. Tuesday, Public Library 1930 Glenview Road, Tech Talk:7p.m. Monday, Glenview day, SPACE, 1245 Chicago Ave., Evans- Morton Grove Public Library, 6140 Glenview, free, 847-729-7500 Public Library, 1930 Glenview Road, ton, $20-$45, 847-492-8860 Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, 847- Glenview, free, 847-729-7500 965-4220 Turn to Calendar, Next Page 30 CALENDAR o Calendar, from Previous Page Knitting Studio:Learn to knit, brush Thursday, Aug. 6 Converting Your VHS Home Movies: ..0 up on skills, learn new techniques or Summer Drop-In Movies In theCom- The new Digital Media Lab is the place munity Room: spend an afternoon knitting with others. to learn how to convert old home mov- 10a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Bring supplies or project in progress. Wednesday, Glenview Public Library NRBQ:8 p.m. Aug. 6, SPACE, 1245 ies on VHS to a DVD or digital format. .0 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, North Shore Sen- 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview, free, Chicago Av, Evanston, $20-$36, 847- Registration is limited to four, with ior Center, 161 Northfield Road, North- 847-729-75OO 492-8860 Morton Grove residents having priority. field, free, 847-784-6030 10 a.m. Aug. 6, Morton Grove Public Civic it's Thursday, Let's Dance i Sam Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton Center Book Talk: "For The Exotic Animai Show for Adults: Love Of Trains": This Fazio Quartet:7p.m. Aug. 6, 1603 Grove, free, 847-965-4220 Participants depart is a 55 and Over event, where Area 51 on a literary railway journey at this book Orrington Ave. Plaza, Evanston, free Exotics bring their collection of animals, talk and arrive at the best picks in train Teen Art Studio:No previous skill or including those that are creepy, cute and mysteries, thrillers, romances and real- "Bleacher Bums":A group of Chicago supplies needed. Ages 13-18 are wel- cuddly. Learn about each animal and get life adventures. No registration is re- Cubs fans lounge on the bleachers dur- come. Registration is required. 1:30 p.m. up close to examine their features. ing a hot summer afternoon. 8 p.m. Aug. Aug. 6, Morton Grove Public Library quired. 1p.m. Wednesday, Morton Lunch is catered. 12:30p.m. Wednesday, Grove American Legion Civic Center, 6,011 Lamp Theater, 1723 Glenview 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, .' Park Ridge Park District- Centennial 6140 Dempster St., Morton Grove, free, Road, Glenview, $35, 847-834-0738 847-965-4220 Activity Center, 100 S. Western Ave., 847-965-9503 Park Ridge, $17 member; $19 guest, Book Bites: Reading Social:"Mary Book Discussion:This group meets on 847-692-3597 Chess Club:Chess sets and clocks Coin" by Marisa Silver. Just drop in. 7 the first Thursday of each month.!p.m. provided. No registration required. All p.m. Aug. 6, Glenview House, 1843 Glen- Aug. 6, Park Ridge Senior Center, 1005. LouisRamey:The comedian seen on skill levels welcome. 7p.m. Wednesday, view Road, Glenview, free, 847-742- Western Ave., Park Ridge, free, 847-692- NBC's "Last Comic Standing" and Northbrook Public Library 1201 Cedar 0692 5127 "Comedy Central Presents" performs Lane, Northbrook, free, 847-272-6224 standup. 8p.m. Wednesday and Aug. 6, Twitter:What is Twitter, anyway? Get German Stammtisch:Practice Ger- Zanies Rosemont, 5437 Park Place, ClassIcs on Wednesday Film Series: acquainted with this online social net- man and learn about German culture. Rosemont, $22 plus a two-item food! working service that has more than just For all experience levels, from native 1p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, North- drink minimum, 847-813-0484 brook Public Library, 1201 Cedar Lane, text messaging. Sign up for a Twitter speakers to beginners. 1p.m. Aug. 6, Northbrook, free, 847-272-6224 account before class. 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BY KIRK BELL that would have little down- Tribune Newspapers time. Ford believes it met J. these criteria with a smaller The commercial van van that proved to be cheap market is booming. It start- to operate (it recently won ed in 2001 when Daimler- Vincentric's Fleet Value Chrysler brought the awards for most affordable Sprinter full-size van from total cost of ownership) and Europe to these shores as a could be serviced by any of VOSHIKAZU TSUNO/GETTV-AFP Freightilner and two years Ford's 3,000 dealers. FORD later as a Dod. In that first generation, Nissan's NV200 taxis 2014 Ford Transit Connect Wagon, Titanium trim. Other automakers fol- the Transit Connect was lowed suit with European- offered as a cargo van and a style vans of their own, and passenger model that sat up now the same phenomenon to five. A second generation is happeningwith small debuted for the 2014 model vans. Ford introduced the year, and this time Ford first Euro-style van in 2009 added a seven-passenger with the Transit Connect, wagon version that it mar- and in the past couple years kets as the "Un-minivan." Nissan, Chevrolet, Ram and Adding amenities such as Mercedes-Benz have ail heated leather seats and a decided to join the small- navigation system has shift- van market as well. Each ed the sales mix from 13 van except the Chevrolet percent passenger models AP MERCEDES-BENZ USA City Express can be fitted as in the first generation to 33 a passenger van. percent today. Ram Promaster City Mercedes-Benz Metris Automakers are making sure that small and large vehicles. "So by partnering shorter wheelbases and make an impact in the niche and taxi use. Mercedes business customers will Nissan NV200/ with Nissan, it gave us quick with high-roof models. where nobody is right now, expects a 50/50 split of have a choice of smaller access to a good product "There's more space, the midsize segment We buyers for cargo and pas- vans that can be sized to Chevrolet City that we can get in the mar- there's more opportunities, can steal from the small senger versions. their particular needs. Express ket really quick and not and we'll look to see what vans by offering more van, miss any opportunities." our customers need and but still in a very economi- Outlook Ford Transit Nissan was the second hopefully push the enve- cal, efficient package' said company among this group Ram ProMaster lope," said Bob Hegbloom, Bernie Glaser, vice presi- Projections vary for the Connect to release a European-style president and CEO of Ram. dent and managing director future ofthe small-van small van. The NV200 hit City Hegbloom says 85 per- ofthe newly established class. Ram watched the When Ford bmugtt the the market in late 2012 as a cent ofthe ProMaster Cities Mercedes-Benz Vans USA segment grow from about Transit Connect to the 2013 model. It was based on Ram saw a growing op- are sold as cargo vans. The division. 25,000 units in 2010 and United States as a 2010 a vehicle offered in Europe portunity in the small, or cargo box offers up to 131.7 The Metris will be larger projects six figures this year. model, it was based on a van and Japan but modified for Class 1, van segment and cubic feet of cargo space, than the competition and "Ths a growing opportu- that had been offered in U.S. tastes and crash regula- took advantage ofits rela- which is beat only by the will offer more of every- nity. It's a 100,000-unit Europe for decades. Instead tions. tionship with corporate Mercedes. thing, including power, segment," said Ram's Heg- of rear-wheel drive, a body- Nissan entered into a parent Fiat to bring a prod- space, payload and towing bloom. Other brands are on-frame design and V-8 partnership with Chevrolet uct to the United States. Mercedes-Benz capacity.Cargo space will projecting more conserva- power like most American to rebadge the NV200 as The ProMaster City, which top out at 186 cubic feet, rive figures in the 70,000 vans, the Transit Connect the Chevrolet City Express. was released at the start of Metris almost 55 more than the range. featured front-wheel drive, Released in the fourth quar- the year, is based on the Fiat Ram ProMaster City. Mercedes has a brighter a unibody structure and a ter of 2014, the City Express Doblo that has been offered Mercedes-Benz will be The Metris will be of- outlook "Ifyou talk to a four-cylinder engine. is offered only as a cargo in Europe for three genera- the next brand to enter the fered as a passenger or forecasting institute like Yaro Hetman, the Transit van. fions and has won commer- small van market, though cargo van, and the pas- IHS Global Insight, their Connect's brand manager, Chevrolet recognized a cial van of the year a couple with a product that's larger senger version will seat up forecast is that, in the next says Ford identified three growing market and teamed times. It replaces the Ram and at least 12.7 inches to eight passengers, one two to three years, 100,000 needs of small businesses with Nissan to help serve it. CV, a cargo van based on the longer than the others. The more than the long-wheel- small and midsize vans will that spurred the automaker "The market really took off Dodge Grand Caravan that 2016 Metris, due in October, base Ford. be added to the U.S. ruar- to bring a small van to these quickly, and the lead time to was a compromised choice is the U.S. version of the While the Metris will ket." shores: the desire for a develop a vehicle might for commercial buyers. midsize Vito sold in other look like a niinivan (a gus- right-sized vehicle to fit take several years' said Bob The ProMaster City can markets. Mercedes also has sied-up version is sold as Kirk Bell is afreelance writer. their needs, the need for a Wheeler, General Motors be outfitted as a cargo van a compact van overseas but the V-Class minivan hi communication manager or a passenger van for five chose the larger option. low total cost of ownership Europe), the passenger [email protected] and the need for a vehicle fur fleet and commercial passengers, in longer and "We saw we could really version will be for shuttle 3 SPORTS o IU.S.Junior Amserves asgood collegeprepfor Yamat BY JONAE L Kenneth Li by three strokes "Being down in the ROSENBLUM with five holestoplay, South, the grass is totally Pioneer Press Montesano told him to g different," Yamat said. for gold. When Yamat's bo- "Down there, they have The 15th hole proved gey and Li's eagle left Yamat Bermuda greens, Bermuda flummoxing during the sec- trailing by six, they decidedfairways. It is totally differ- ond round oflast week's U.S. to focus on second place.ent texture, different reac- Junior Amateur golf tour- Yamat locked up runner-upfions. ... It was definitely a nament. status with par on the finalgreat experience for me Indeed,it marked the four holes. overall to try different grass second-hardest hole of the "I don't know that any-types and see how I'm able day, with players averagingone was going to beat thatto adapt and not just play 4.564 strokes on the par 4. Kenny Li that weekend,"one type of course every The 50 bogies it produced Montesano said. "Orion was time." tied for second. as steady as he always has While Sedeno bested Ya- Orion Yamat, a 2015 been." mat by six strokes in stroke Maine East graduate, began Yamat's performance inplay, the two were nearly the hole at 1 over at theSouth Carolina also dreweven in match play. No Colleton River Plantationpraise from Kyle Stefan,player ever led by more than Club in Bluffton, S.C., with who will coach Yamat thisa hole. seven birdies, six bogies arid year at Loyola of Chicago. "I can't say it was a total a double bogey through 32 "Orion played a very solid loss' Yamat said. "It was holes. first round in stroke playdefinitely a positive to know His tee shot on the 15thand battled some adversitythat I was up there and I landed in the rough. and weather delays incompeted with him. It's not "Nothing major," Yamat round two to qualify forlike he absolutely destroyed said. match play," Stefan said ¡n a me." His approach shot was a statement. "It's very excit- Sedeno managed par or! different story. ing to have current andbetter on the first 11 holes, "It absolutely sailed overfuture Ramblers as part ofkeeping the pressure on the green and there is athis field, the best juniorYamat - but Yamat didn't hazard back there that Igolf event in the Unitedbend. wasn't aware of," said Ya- States,on a tough golf Back and forth, Sedeno mat, a Niles resident. "It was cours&' and Yamat went. Yamat probably one of the biest While the field was im-took the lead on the second! mistakes I made." pressive, the new coursehole. Sedeno fought back His drop wasn't much was equally valuable. with wins on the third and better - with the tall grass That's one of the keyfourth holes. Yamat knotted behind him leaving himareas where high schoolthe score on the fifth hole. bereft of a backswing. and collegiate golf differ. Sedeno took another ad- "I look back at it now and At Maine East, Yamat andvantage on the eighth hole, laugh, but at that time, Ihis teammates didn't ven-a lead that lasted through really wasn't thinkingture very far. They saw a lotthe 14th hole. His birdie on through," Yamat said. "I was of the Rob Roy Golf Course 16 proved the match-win- kind of rattled." in Prospect Heights. There ner. He finished with a quad-were events in Glencoe, "It was a great match," ruple bogey, but notched Morton Grove, Northbrook, Yamat said. "It was very par on the final three holes Park Ridge, Highland Parkcompetitive. We both! to advance to match play,and a couple of trips toplayed some great golf" where he lost i up to Joshua White Pines by Chicago It was also great prepara- Sedeno of Riverside, Calil, O'Hare International Air- tion, given the schedule the in the Round of 64. port. Ramblers play. Take last The quadruple bogey At Loyola, Yamat and hisyear's Middleburg Bank surprised Tony Montesano, teammates willactuallyIntercollegiate, where Loy- Yamat's coach at Maine make use of an airport. Theola faced Penn State, 70th in East, who couldn't recallRamblers hit eight statesGolfweek's rankings; Mis- Yamat ever producinglast year including Northsouri, 73rd; and Maryland, worse than a double bogey. Carolina, Ohio, Texas, Vir-77th His recovery didn't surprise ginia and West Virginia. "This is the first time I've Montesano, who recalled The tournament in Southexperienced a field as pres- him doing the same at theCarolina, which ran fromtigious as this," Yamat said. 2014 Class 3A state tourna- Monday, July 20-Saturday,"Ithink the experience ment. July 25, gave a little glimpseoverall was just absolutely "He knows he can re- of what's to come, as Yamatphenomenal?' cover from any situation,"had to adjust to the Ber- TIM CARROLL/PIONEER PRESS Montesano said. muda grass and ZoysiaJonah L. Rosenbium is a Orion Yamat chips onto the green during the 46th Illinois State Junior Amateur Champi- With Yamat trailinggrass native to wanner cli-freelance reporter for Pio- onship on June25at Makray Memorial ¡n Barrington. Hinsdale Central junior mates. neer Press. SPORTS Brokenarmcan't stop Ferri en route toUW- Milwaukee BY JONAH L. ROSENBLUM Pioneer Press

Michael Ferri was hay- ing the kind of spring that baseball players dream about as a Notre Dame senior. The Wisconsin-Mil- waukee-boundFerri posted career highs in batting average (.322), on-base percentage (.422) and slug- ging percentage (.533) in 31 games before breaking his left arm. Ferri, a Norridge resident, said the injury occurred when he hita grounder to shortstop against Miman Catholic on May 16. The first baseman reached into the line to snare the throw and Ferri barreled into his hip. The Dons missed him. Ferri pitched a scoreless ALEXANDRA MCMIWN PHOTO inning in their 2-1 Class 4A Christopher Nichol stands on the podium after earning a regional final loss to Loyola silver medal in the 100-meter backstroke at the2015Spe- on June 1, but wasn't able cial Olympics World Summer Games onJuly 26. to hit. "He was really kind of .10E CYGANOWSKI/PIONEER PRESS our emotional leader so In this May9, 2013,photo, Notre Dame's Michael Ferri puts the tag on the Benet base losing him definitely hadrunner after he was caught off the base. Nicho! captures an impact on the guys and kind oftook the wind out ofare getting. Indispensablestrikeouts he posted in 17.1who stole five bases as both our sails a little bit there atmight be equally appropri- innings in 2015. a junior and a sophomore. the end," coach Nelson ate. "Mike's biest attribute Ferri said his improved silver meda! in Gord said. Milwaukee coach Scottis his versatility. He knows performance in the field, Ferri said he's back toDoffek had similar praisehow to play the game,"where he cut his errors in 100 percent, lifting weightswhen Ferri signed his Na-Gord said. "You're not go- half from junior year to 100-meter and playing baseball. tional Letter of Intent ining to lose anything any- senior year, also was due to "I really never had any 2014. where you put him on theknowledge. He said that problems even when I "Michaelisahard-fiel&' while watching players at started my comeback," Fer- nosed player that loves to In Fern's case, one result the higher levels of the backstroke ri said. "Once I felt I wascompete," Doffek said in aofknowing how to play the game, he observed "there fine to go, I was just gone." press release. "He has [a]game was he had success are some balls where you BY RY*iiNILSSON (1:41.68) in Division MS. Ferri was out six weeks. low-maintenance swing,stealing bases. Gord saidlook at it and you wonder Pioneer Press Nichol is scheduled to He didn't need surgery andwhich I think will projectFerri,like many highhow he even got to that swim in both the 200 back- kept playing catch, brokenwith some added strengthschool base-stealers, sim- ball." Christopher Nichol, who stroke and 100 butterfly on arm and all. His body control and first- plygained confidence as he "Everything comes trains at the Leaning Tower Thursday, July 30. "Iprobably triedtostep quickness make himaged. Ferri noted learningdown to reading the hitter YMCA in Nues, became the A 2014 graduate of Note come back a little sooneran asset in the middlehow to read pitchers and a and the types of swings first Illinois athlete to medal Dame College Prep, Nichol than I should have," Ferri infield. This kid is a grindersizableincreaseinhis that they're taldng," Ferri at the 2015 Special Olym- livesin Chicago's Edge- said. "T wanted to be outwith plus makeup." speed. said. 'Tve adjusted myself pics World Summer Gamesbrook! Wildwood neigh- there so bad. I'm not the Ferri is primarily known The result was clear 14to where Ianticipate in Los Angeles when earned borhood. He is one of 15 type of guy that keeps as a middle infielder, but he stolen bases in 15 tries in [where] the ball is going to a silver medal in the 100-Special Olympics Illinois sitting around, not doingalso caught in high school 2015. go:' meter backstroke. athletes competing at the anything." and can playallthree "My stolen base num- Nichol finished in 1' min- games. Gord used the wordsoutfield positions, accord-bers have always been up,Jonah L. Rosenblum is a ute, 44.13 seconds on Sun- "dirt-eater,""fiery"anding to Gord. Then, ofbut this year was definitelyfreelance reporter for Pio- day, July 26. He finished rnilssonpioneerlocal.com "grinder" to describe thecourse, there was the 1.21a big improvement from fleer Press. second to JoIm Mchale Twitter @RyanJJilsson kind of player the PanthersERA, 0.98 WHIP and 24previous years," said Ferri, / 38- SPORTS Noire Dame stru es,eliminated fromstate tourney BY MATTHEW PARAs ' Pioneer Press

Following the conclusion of the high school baseball season, Notre Dame coach Nelson Gord said the No. i priority was to fix the Dons' hitting. Gord felt his team left too many runners on base during the season. When summer play ended for the Dons on Tuesday, July 21, following a 10-i loss to Lincoln-Way \ North and a 3-0 loss to Marist in an elimination game at the Phil Lawler Summer Classic,Notre Dame still had strides to make in that regard. The Dons left a combined 19 runners on base - eight in the first game and ii in the second - as they were eliminated from the summer baseball state tournament at North Central Col- lege in Naperville. "I thought whenever you have 120 teams or whatever it is and you finish in the top six, it says a lot," Gord said. "I'm proud of the way the guys competed ... [Hitting] is always an uphill battle. When you're winning,it always comes easy. When you're on the wrong side of it,that tends to be the Achilles' heel. "But when it comes down to it, it's not a me- chanics thing or having to BRIAN O'MAHONEY/DAILY SO4Jfl4TOWN PHOTOS fix a guy's batting stance. Notre Dame's Dylan Hyde makes a catch in right field during the sixth inning against Lincoln-Way North on Tuesday, July 21. Lincoln-Way North won the It's heart. A lot of the times game at the Phil Lawler Summer Classic 10-1. we have to have a better plan and step up in thosepitcher Shane Brannigangame in the bottom of theGord gave a lengthy exit key spots. We just have toand first baseman Johnfourth after a Marist runnertalk to his team. buckle down and get thoseCarmody (2-for-3, twostepped on Kutschke's right Gord said the message runs across." RBIs). hand and cut it. was to build upon the suc- In both games, the Dons "We weren't really happy "I thinkit was morecess and make Notre Dame (23-8) left the bases loadedwith how [Monday's] gamementally on us,"Notrebaseball the priority He and couldn't score. In theended, so obviously weDame senior-to-be Samadded Notre Dame faced game against Marist, Notrewanted another crack,"Ferri said. "I feel like wesimilar problems as other Dame came out strong, butCarmody said. "Shane gotshould have won that game.teams with players missing left runners at first andout there and threw strikesEveryone on the team feels for either travel baseball or third in the first inning and early and often, and put it in like we should have wonother sports. then it left the bases loadedplay. We have an outfieldthat game. It just didn't "You can go and do other in the second. that runs the ball down and happen that way' things, I support that," Gord Marist,meanwhile,an infield that can field the In the first game, Lin-said. "But you only get one scored runs in the first,ground ball and make thecoln-Way North hammeredchance to play high school third and fourth innings to play." the Dons, scoring 10 runsbaseball. Those are the guys avenge a loss to Notre Dame Gord said he noticed his on 15 hits. Notre Dame'syou are going to remember on Monday, July 20, in theteam started to becomebats went quiet, registeringfor years." Notre Dame's David Wendel throws to first base to turn a opening round of the tour-discouraged when firstjust four hits and leaving double play in the seventh inning on Tuesday, July 21, at the - nament. The RedHawksbaseman Scott Kutschke, a the bases loaded in the first.Matt hew Paras is afreelance Phil Lawler Summer Classic in Naperville. Wendel forced enjoyed strong games fromsenior-to-be, exited the After the loss to Marist,reporter for Pioneer Press. out Lincoln-Way North's Jake Arthur (3) at second base. 39

Lincoln-Way North's Pat Troike slides past the tag attempt of Notre Dame catcher Sam Ferrì to score in the third inning on Tuesday, July 21. Lincoln-Way North won the game 10-1 at the Phil Lawler Summer Classic.

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