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PUBLICATION INFORMATION Niles Herald-Spec- tatnr (USPS 390-680) Vol. 64. No. 29. Published 52 issues per year by Sun-Times Media. LLC. 350 N Orleans, Chicago IL 60654. Single copy $1.00. Periodicals postage paid at Chicago IL 60607 and ADVERTISING TERMS AND CONDITIONS Acceptance ol ads by Publisher s expressly conditioned on and subject to the following terms. 'Publisher means this publication, its parent(s),subsidiar,es and af- additional mailing offices. One-year subscription filiates. Advertiser agrees that Publishers liability irs relation to any act. omission. failure to publish, or error in the publishing of any ad will notexceed the amount paid for such ad. Under no circumstances will $32.00. Ic-county only. Call (847) 455-9300 to Publisher ever be liable for any ndirect. consequential or special damages, or any other costs arisn9 out or related to any act, omission. failure topublish. or error in the publishing of an ad. lt is the sole respon- subscribe. POSTMASTER, Send address changes sibility of the Advertiser to check the correctness of each insertion. Publisher reserves the right to limit the amount of advertising, to edd, or rejectany copy, and to cancel any advertising at its sole discretion wdhout notice Advertiser agrees to indemnify and hold Publisher harmless from and against any liability, loss or expense (including reasonable attorneys fees) arising from anyclaims resulting from publication to Nues Herald-Spectator. c/n Pioneer Newspapers Inc., 350 N Orleans, Chicago IL 60654. by Publisher of the Advertiser's ads. NIL THURSDAY, JULY 11, 2013 *Community Contact Us at Nues Exhibit displays Nazi-looted items Herald-Spectator

Pioneer Press [BYMIKE ISAACS I [email protected] Timothy P. Knight I 312-321-3000 Publisher & CEO, The stunning collec- Sun-Times Media tion of Nazi-looted Jim Kirk I Editor in Chief, objects now on Sun-Times Media display at the Illinois [email protected] Holocaust Museum Jill McDermott I 847-682-5907 is not so much VP, Advertising [email protected] about things as it is about people. Advertising Display Ads I Missing people. People who 312-321-2400 once owned that polished me- norah or those shiny candle- Classified Ads I stick holders, but tragically 847-998-3400 remain unaccounted for after [email protected] World War Il. David T. Sherman I The display, courtesy of the 312-646-9552 Jewish Cultural Reconstruction Advertising Director (JCR) collection of Skokie's Hebrew Theological College, is Customer Service an ideal fit for the museum and and Delivery its noble mission to remember Service or Subscriptions those who perished and those 877-855-7722 who survived Nazi genocide. [email protected] In its own right, the collection is beautiful, but the pieces Customer Service Hours are not perfect by any means, MonFri., 6:30 a.m.-4 p.m. Some are dented, others are Sat. 6:30 a.m.-noon new Illinois Holocaust Museum exhibit displays Nazi-looted items during Worl War Il. The exhibit will be on Sun. 8 am-noon missing attachments; and al- IAview for at least the next five years. I PHOTO CORTESY OF THE MUSEUM though they all sparkle under TV Weekly Delivery the museum's glass showcase, and sort of thrown in there The museum's Wimpel also former senior curator at the 800-945-5000 this collection is a piercing re- only for their interest in the includes the original tag at- Skirball Cultural Center in Los minder of lives lived and lost. metal." tached by the U.S. governmentAngeles, set the wheels in mo- Editorial "The items are polished up, Following World War li, after when it sorted through maten-tion fon a partnership between Ben Meyerson I but there has never been any a long process of sorting, the als in Germany after the war the Hebrew Theological Col- 312-321-2864 attempt to repair the pieces total collection included 17,000and a JCR tag. lege and the museum. The News Producer that are damaged," said Arielle objects of Judaica, 500,000 "When the objects were seencollection will remain on view bmeyersonpioneerfocal.com Weininger, chief curator of col- religious books and 1,000 To- in the places they were sent to in the light and airy exit side lections and exhibitions at the rah scrolls. after the sorting," Weininger of the museum for at least the Ryan Nilsson I museum. A smaller glass case that's said, "one would always be re- next five years and could be 847-486-7375 The collection includes 63 part of the display includes a minded that these were survi- renewed for even longer. Managing Editor for Sports objects, said Weininger, who Torah binder, called a "Wim- vors of the Holocaust" because [email protected] "In bringing together these then pointed to two Torah Fini-pel" in Yiddish. lt serves sev- of the JCR tags. remnants of the European als, which sit on top of the To- eral purposes, including a birth The special display may not Jewish community, the (col- A WRAPPORTS rah scroll. announcement for a baby boy, have been seen - at least not lege and the museum) are ful- COMPANY "They're damaged as you whose name is often sewn by this many people - if the filling both of their missions," can see, and that's because onto the Wimpel. Edward (the museum hadn't made space Grossman said. Printed withsoyinks all these items were looted by English translation) is the vis- for it. on recycled paper. the Nazis, taken to warehousesible name on this Wimpel. Grace Cohen Grossman, I Exhibit (Page 6] S I THURSDAY, JULY 11,2013 I NIL r Free Delivery Community pioneerlocal.com

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BY JENNIFER JOHNSON I William Terpinas, 80, who because this was the first 'For many years he played the Parish Council at St. John [email protected] served for 16 years on the time we had our five board on the police softball team the Baptist Greek Orthodox Park Board, had just started members together," Czarnik with us, probably up until his Church in Des Plaines. N lLES the parade route from Notre said, referring to the recent 50s. He was an avid sports- Terpinas is survived by his Dame High School with his appointment of new memberman and avid athlete. He wife, Mary Jane; children Funeral services fellow commissioners when Patrick Byrne. "We haven't loved the White Sox, God Tulia (Fr. Ted) Poteres, Tina were held Monday he collapsed and was had a five-member bless him." (Mark) Retondo and William rushed to the hospital board in a long time." Czarnik described Terpinas (Laurie) Terpinas Jr.; grand- for a longtime Nuesabout 9:30 a.m., said Terpinas was a as 'a true Niles guy." children Nicholas, Niki, Toni, Park District Board Park Commissioner 56-year Niles resi- "He lived and breathed Chris, Rebecca, Vanessa, Ray Czarnik. dent who served for Niles and the Park District Joseph, Jake and Andrew; commissioner and Terpinas was later over three decades was his deal," Czarnik said. brother Dan (June) and sis- former deputy pronounced dead. with the Niles Police "He loved it." ter Christine; sister-in-law "This is what he Department, said Terpinas was a U.S. Navy Connie Rodopoulos; and police chief who liked to do best - William Deputy Cmdr. Dennis veteran and worked for the many nieces and nephews. be in the parades," Terpinas McEnerney. He retiredCook County Sheriff's De- Terpinas was reelected died last week afterCzarnik said, describ- as deputy police chief partment for 10 years. He to the Niles Park Board this collapsing during ing his fellow commissioner of the department. also served on the village of past April after running as being in "great spirits" 'He was a well-liked man Niles Fire and Police Pension uncontested. A search for the village's July just before the event began. and he cared about Niles im-Boards, the Niles Community his replacement will now 4th parade. "We were all excited mensely," McEnerney said. Relations Commission and begin.

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Niles is rolling of others' property as well in conjunction with an an- Nues newcomers may also commemorative program for out the welcome as friendly, and noted he nouncement that the village get goods from local busi- Niles' recently returned vets. is considering reinstat- is partnering with the Cham-nesses, including gift cards, The village is seeking nom- wagon to new ing a mediation program ber of Commerce and Indus- coupons and other special nations to present local ser- for neighbors who run into try to develop the Niles New promotions. Information on vicemen home from active neighbors as problems. Neighbor Program. garbage and recycling col- duty in Iraq and Afghanistan well as returning 'The bottom line is, you Chamber Executive Direc- lection, the Dine in Nues with a ceremonial key to the should do unto your neigh- tor Katie Schneider said the discount, and recreational village. veterans. bor as you would want doneorganization is working to programming would also be Since acquiring deploy- unto you," he said. "Without enhance the village's current included. ment information is "very To kick off the season of me being overly preachy, packet of information for Schneider hoped intro- difficult," Village Manager barbecues, pool parties and I think we just have to get new residents by creating a ducing people to local civic Steven Vinezeano said, fami- other outdoor revelry, Mayoralong and respect each oth- "fun and resourceful pack- groups would push them lies are encouraged to con- Andrew Przybylo has deer ¡n the hope that we will age" that mimics a welcome "not only to get involved in tact the mayor's office with clared July as Good Neigh- be respected." gift. their community, but to meetinformation about returned bor Month" in the village. Przybylo issued the In addition to receiving a their neighbors as well." soldiers. At the June 25 Village proclamation encourag- letter from the mayor and In addition to extending a "We'd love to invite them Board meeting, he called ing community involve- a reference guide for pub- hand to new residents, the here to recognize them for on residents to be mindful ment and shopping locally lic services, Schneider said mayor's office is launching a their service," he said.

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BY RICK KAMBIC I Q: What changed? [email protected] A: Earlier this year the pharmaceuti- cal company that made my prescrip- Morton Grove's advisory commissiontion was bought by another company, on aging is taking the summer off, but or at least the rights to my medicine its chairwoman Alice Rupkey remains were, and my existing coverage hard at work helping seniors save doesn't include the new manufacturer. money on prescription drugs. The cost jumped from $41 to $191 for Rupkey carries extra Coast2Coast three months of pills.I wasn't going to RX cards in her purse to give friends pay that much. But when I found my and random seniors in need. Nues Coast2Coast card in my purse, the Township became part of the nation- price dropped to $21. I was so excited wide program in 2011 and Maine Town- I hugged the pharmacist. ship joined shortly thereafter. Q: Who do you give the cards to? With the card, residents can get 65 A: Anybody I talk to, especially se- percent off brand name and generic niors. So far I've hit all my neighbors drugs, as well as up to 80 percent off and I usually give a few out every imaging and lab work. The cards are time I'm at a community event and accepted at nearly 60,000 pharmaciesbumping into people I don't regularly across the country with no questions see. I make a point to ask if they have asked. trouble paying for their prescription Rupkey said she doesn't like to pry medicine. I've handed out about 20 and knows that people's health can cards in two weeks and I'm still going. be private, but she is devoted to the Even ifI find people who know about cause and won't hesitate to ask if you the program, I give them another card need help. and tell them to have the pharmacy compare prices with what their insur- Q: Why are you so enthusiastic ance charges. I'm on a mission. about giving away these Coast2Coast Q: What's been your biggest RX cards? challenge? A: These are tough times and your A: People don't believe me when health is a top priority. Even in a good I tell them there's no registration re- economy I'd say "why pay what you quired and the pharmacy doesn't ask don't have to," but in this day and age a social security number or proof of every dollar counts and the seniors are income. I've started my own packet at great risk because many of them of newspaper articles and brochures can't go back to work if they need to give people when I hand out the extra money. This way I can hopefully cards. help them save money and pay for Q: Do the staff at Niles Township other priorities. and Maine Township know that you Q: When did you first find out aboutare giving out their Coast2Coast RX the Coast2Coast RX cards? cards? A: We casually picked one up at the A: Yes. I'm on a first name basis with Nues Township office two years ago both of them and they are just as hap- but never paid attention to it because py to give me more cards as I am ask- Alice Rupkey chairs Morton Grove's advisory commission on aging and has made I only have one prescription and it costing them for more. We have a common a mission of handing out Coast2Coast RX cards to senior citizens in need.I RICK $41 for three months worth of pills. goal: affordable health care. U IKAMBIC-Sun-Times Media ThURSDAY JULY11 2013 e Community FIREPLACESPLUS pioneerlocal.com firesidecollection.com Nues Village Board The Finest Collection of Fireplaces and Accessories on the adding committees North Shore Since 1993. IBY NATASHA WASINSKI I Contributor

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The following incidents bond set at $75,000. Christopher Clifton, 24, CRIME BRIEFS were listed in the official of 2424 Church St., Evan- bulletin of the Niles Po- RETAIL THEFT ston, was charged with lice Department. Readers retail theft on June 29 PROPERTY DAMAGE between June 28 are reminded that an ar- Carl Lacalamita, 51, of after he allegedly stole a and June 29 on a ve- rest does not constitute 2250 W. Golf Road, Hoff- $4 T-shirt from a store on On the afternoon hicle parked on the a finding of guilt. Only man Estates, was chargedthe 5600 block of Touhy of June 28 a boy was 6600 block of Albion a court of law can make with retail theft and pos- Avenue. He has an Aug. 2 reportedly seen kick- Avenue. that determination. session of a hypodermic court date. ing out fence slats needle on June 29 after and destroying a light THEFT he allegedly stole a pair DUI on the fence with his WARRANT of $40 shoes from a store skateboard outside A 67-year-old man at Golf Mill Shopping cen- Andrea Siqueira, 30, the Bradford Ex- reported that his wal- Timothy Cox, 25, home-ter. According to police, aof 7446 Oleander Ave., change, 9333 N. Mil- let, containing $250 less, was taken into small bag containing hy- Niles, was charged with waukee Ave. A wit- in cash and credit custody on warrants for podermic needles and thedriving under the influ- ness told police this cards, was stolen June criminal trespass to prop-bottom of an aluminum ence, driving without a is the second time 30 after the lock was erty and disorderly con- soda can were found on valid license and improp- the boy has been pried off his locker duct on July 1. Police saidthe floor of the squad carer lane usage on June 30 seen damaging the at the Leaning Tower Cox was observed by a where Lacalamita's feet after she was stopped by fence. Police were YMCA, 6300 W. Touhy witness lighting a smoke had been and Lacalamita police on the 7400 block unable to locate the Ave. Another man also bomb in the area of Mil- admitted to having con- of Milwaukee Avenue for suspect. reported that $30 was waukee Avenue and Oak- cealed the needles in his reportedly driving er- stolen from his wallet ton Street. He remained pants. He was given a ratically. She was given a Four tires were after he placed it in an in Cook County Jail with July 9 court date. July 9 court date. flattened overnight unlocked locker. I

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Nues has endorsed a uuke Cook County tax break REAL [y 847.232.5400 for property undergoing dukereatty Corn a $13 million renovation, setting the wheels in NOW motion for a new, undis- closed manufacturer to come to town as early as next year. If all goes according to the devel- opers plan, the 19-acre industrial site Tom Rodeno847698.8231 would become the largest hub of em- ChrVolkert847.6988237 ployment ¡n the village. The Niles Village Board unanimously agreed late last month to support an application request from Duke Re- alty Corporation for Class 6B status under a county tax abatement program at 6300 W. Howard Street. Duke Realty is planning to replace an antiquated building at 6300 W. Howard Street with state-of-the-art office space as part of a According to the Indianapolis- $13-million renovation. When completed the full-scale warehouse and distribution center could house the largest workforce in Nues. I based firm, a building on the site now NATASHA WASINSKI-ForSun-Times Media occupied by Adams Elevator Equip- ment Company is not leasable due to a 6b classification was granted to the in needing to withhold the prospec- Assessor's Office, the 6b classifica- an extensive amount of repairs need- improved areas. tive tenant's name. tion encourages industrial develop- ed to keep it standing and attractive. However, tenant delays in vacating 'I don't think a board should ever ment by providing a real estate tax Duke Realty seeks to demolish the the property and weather conditions be asked to vote on something if they incentive for the construction of new vintage brick building and construct postponed the project. don't know who the client is," she facilities, the rehabilitation of exist- a two-story, 100,000 square-foot of- W.W. Grainger, the former lessee of said. 'I don't know why the secrecy if ing structures, and the reutilization of fice in its place. The state-of-the-art the revamped warehouse, eventually there's no competition." abandoned buildings. space would be annexed to an empty vacated this past March. The lease for Jim Boyle, an attorney for Duke Properties designated as Class 6b 235,000 square-foot warehouse in Adams Elevator Equipment Company Realty, said the company's name are assessed at 10 percent of their the rear of the property overhauled runs through October, after which the was being withheld until a deal was market value for the first decade. The six years ago. manufacturer is leaving Niles for Ohio finalized. figure increases to 15 percent in the The tax incentive would apply only as part of a national consolidation of " We're at a crucial point in the con- 11th year, and to 20 percent by year to the second phase of a redevelop- its plants. tract negotiations," Boyle told Niles 12. ment project undertaken by Duke Construction is scheduled to begin officials on June 25. Industrial real estate without the Realty to transform the site into full- immediately after both facilities are Ryan O'Leary, vice president of incentive is typically assessed at 25 scale warehouse and distribution fully untenanted. leasing at the firm, added that the percent of the market value. center. Duke Realty reported the renova- client did not want to announce the Palicki pointed out that Duke Re- Formerly known as the Nues Dis- tions would allow an unidentified relocation without first alerting its alty's request did not meet Niles' tribution Center, the site's 1950s-era company to occupy the entire facility employees. recently revised guidelines requiring buildings had previously housed for corporate offices, research and "That was their request and we are a two-year property vacancy in order Stride Tool. development, manufacturing, ware- trying to honor that," he said. to be considered for Class 6b status. Duke Realty purchased the proper- housing and distribution by fall of O'Leary also confirmed that obtain-She expressed concern over the num- ty in 2004 for $8.2 million, and three 2014. Approximately 900 employees ing Class 6b status for the property isber of applications needing waivers years later, began the first phase of would reportedly work at the new a condition of the leasing agreement for the tax incentive in recent months. the redevelopment with the construc- center. in the works. tion of a new warehouse. At the time, Trustee Rosemary Palicki took issue According to the Cook County I Tax break (Page 18] THURSDAY, JULY 11,2013 NIL Community Tile Tempel Lipizzans presenis pioneerlocal.com 2013 Performance Season

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Marchers protest school cuts, Quinn says pension debt ¡s Industry panning President closings at mayor's home growing at slower pace Obama's climate change push If the mayor was home on the Fourth of July, Goy. Pat Quinn said last week that Illinois' mas- President Barack Obama's push to fight global he'd look out to see hundreds in front of his home, sive pension shortfall will grow at a slower pace of warming has triggered condemnation from the holding signs that read "#onetermmayor" and call- $5 million a day, but the Chicago Democrat con- coal industry across the industrial Midwest, where ¡ng austerity a reason for some of the city's biggesttinued to pressure legislators to solve the problem, state and local economies depend on the health of problems. saying "we must stop this bleeding." an energy sector facing strict new pollution limits. Dubbed a fight against austerity, the group The daily growth in the state's unfunded liabil- But such concerns stretch even to New England, marched to Mayor Emanuel's Ravenswood home ity - the cost of benefits it has promised public an environmentally focused region that long has just after noon, standing on the sidewalk and park- employees and retirees - was estimated at $17 felt the effects of drifting emissions from Rust Belt way in front of his home to fight everything from million per day for the fiscal year that ends Sunday. states. Just ask Gary Long, the president of the mass school closings in Chicago, to statewide shut- Quinn said that number is expected to drop in the Public Service Co. of New Hampshire, the state's downs of mental health clinics. next fiscal year in part because the state has made largest electric company. "I think it was very deceptive of Rahm to say its full pension payment for the past several years. Long says the president's plan to impose limits there is no money, so we have to close all these Legislation that curbed pension benefits for newly on carbon dioxide emissions suddenly raises ques- schools, when in fact we're giving tax breaks hired workers also contributed to the decrease. tions about the fate of the state's two coal-fired hand over fist to the CME [Chicago Mercantile But in a press release, Quinn said Illinois resi- power plants, electricity rates for millions of cus- Exchange], one of Rahms number one campaign dents continue to pay "a steep price" for the Legis-tomers and the ability to find new energy sources. contributors," Carl Gibson, a participant, said. lature's failure to address the $97 billion crisis. He also notes that New England has already invest- I don't think we need to be building stadiums or "We must stop this bleeding," he said. "Legisla- ed billions of dollars in cleaner energy and agreed giving tax breaks for really rich people, when we're tors must work around the clock to put a bill on my to cap its own carbon pollution. closing schools." desk that erases the pension debt for the greater "New Hampshire's always been ahead of 'We need teachers in the hall. Not a stadium for good of the people of Illinois." the curve," he says. "Does no good deed go DePaul," many chanted. Illinois has the nation's worst state pension cri- unpunished?" The crowd first gathered at Chase Park near sis, due mostly to years of lawmakers skipping or Long raised those concerns in the days after Ashland and Leland, then marched to the mayor's shorting the annual payment to the state's five Obama launched a major second-term drive to home nearby - with Chicago Police officers follow- public-employee retirement funds. combat climate change, bypassing Congress by 'ing along. - The Associated Pressputting limits for the first time on carbon pollution - Chicago Sun-Times from new and existing power plants. The Associated Press (6 ThURSDAY, JULY11, 2013 NIL

VIEWPOINT IPioneer Press 1,000 WORDS IJack Higgins Two very different popes on path to sainthood The two 20th-century popes now on a path to official sainthood were very different. Each was a trailblazer who left a lasting mark on the Catholic Church. Pope Francis cleared John XXIII and John Paul II for canonization, a historic pairing. A half-century ago, John XXIII summoned bish- ops from around the world for a council called Vatican Il to debate doctrinal issues. He believed the pope should be more like a pastor than an authoritative Renaissance prince, and the council agreed, enacting reforms making the church more ecumenical and progressive and less hierarchical. For his part, John Paul Il of Poland inspired the downtrodden of the world by his very election. The first non-Italian in 455 years, John Paul Il brought hope to Eastern Europe, which still lan- guished behind the Iron Curtain. There always will be debate over who deserves canonization. But jointly honoring the two most significant popes of the last century may help strengthen the church. So much to do,solittle summertime All is quiet on the subur- farm comes to the suburbs. sweet melodious tune that car and drive to Johnny's in Elmwood ban front. Vendors have fresh fruits, calls out the neighborhood Park for the best Italian ice ever. vegetables and flowers, children like some sort of With so much water so close to home, Now that the Fourth of July has straight from the farm to pied piper. don't let the summer go without head- come and gone, not much ¡s happen- your table. I'm talking about the rooting to the beach. My favorite is Foster ng in beautiful and calm suburban Nothing says summer beer float, or if you prefer, Avenue in the city, probably because I Chicago. like fresh produce - a ripe the regular float of just Sev- EM1DY spent so much time there as a kid. The youth baseball leagues have tomato from the garden, BLASEI en-Up and ice cream. I'm not Or take a lazy canoe trip down the finished or will be finishing soon, in super sweet strawberries, just talking about a shake, Des Plaines. Or sit in a boat fishing anticipation of families packing up and peaches exploding with I'm talking about a malt. for perch and crappie on the Chain O' heading off for summer vacation. flavor and delicious ripe There is nothing like go- Lakes. Youth football is yet to start. Again, watermelon. Don't let summer pass ing down to the local ice cream shop, Baseball hasn't been the greatest the families are going on vacation. without tasting it. having a cone with two scoops and on the North or South sides, but after School registration doesn't start for Ice cream is a summer pleasure not then taking home a couple of hand- spending the early summer watching another three weeks in early August. to be missed. There are many ways to packed quarts of your favorite flavor the Blackhawks, it is time to take in the And right after that, bam! We're back experience it, and I'm not talking about say black cherry walnut. summer game. Just drink it in on a in the grind of family life. purchasing a quart from the mega-gro- Speaking of cool treats, don't let me perfect summer afternoon or evening, With everything so quiet now and cery store and keeping it in your freezer.forget the greatest pleasure of sum- win or likely lose. everyone gone, there is still plenty to I'm talking about the quick trip to mer of all time, the Italian lemonade, or Remember we live in one of the do right here at home. the Tastee-Freeze for no good reason Italian ice. Now that l've mentioned it, greatest metro areas of all time, and it Now is the time for farmers markets, other than it is summer, or flagging I hope I can finish this column before is summer. Just enjoy it now while it is that great day of the week when the down the ice cream truck playing that the urge overtakes me to hop in the here. NIL THURSDAY, JULY 11, 2013 I (7 Opinion Li pioneerlocal.com Earningpoweris a matterof degrees

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LETTER TO THE EDI I Tax break with 860 employees. Continued from page 13 However, most of the company's operations Pool parking a pox so why bother complaining weekend where the temp is Niles Economic De- in Niles are expected to I just read your article about again when they didn't bother above 90 I dare you to find an velopment Coordinator move by the end of the Oriole Pool. Tell me something,doing anything anyway. In open deck chair at the pool. Ross Klicker said that year, causing the num- do the commissioners live with addition, we have called the Mr. Anderson talked about requests are considered ber of Grainger workers their heads buried in the sand?police numerous times when swim meets and school buses. on a case-by-case basis, in the village to drop to The park district said they pool patrons parked block- He's right, the buses don't and that Cook County 300 or less, Klicker said. have not received any coming our driveway. The police park in the lot, they park in regulations allowed ex- The 6300 W. Howard plaints in the last 10 years. Twoon patrol never look at the il- front of the pool in the no ceptions to be made. warehouse and distribu- years ago the park district legally parked cars, I can't tell parking zones. They do not go We reviewed the tion center could help held a meeting at Oriole Pool. you how many times they just to the nearby school 3 blocks application in light of make up for the loss. If I was there. I told the com- drive by. away. special circumstances," the property is devel- missioners in attendance that The park district officials Finally, for the village to do ahe said, specifically that oped, the cumulative the residents around the pool also defended their plans by traffic study now is ludicrous. the site would poten- tax liability over the were tired of two things. One saying that many walk to the Now that the pool is closed tially host the largest 13-year 6b classification that people parked wherever pool. The only reason these what is a traffic study going company in Niles, and period is estimated to they wanted including in no people are walking is be- to tell them, there is minimal that property taxes be approximately $2.49 parking zones, blocking drive- cause they have to parked traffic. Of course there is, THE would increase under million more than the ways and in front of fire hy- two blocks away as there is POOL IS CLOSED. They should the proposed develop- current property's to- drants, and two we were tried no parking at the pool or on have done the traffic study lastment even with the 6b tal projections through of the pool patrons leaving the street by the pool. As for year when it was one of the exemption. 2026. garbage all over. the pool only being used by warmest summers. Grainger currently "Sounds like a win-win But as usual nothing was 150 people on the busiest of Larry & Marc/a Rabinholds the title of the vil- to me," Trustee George done to correct the situation, days, allI can tell you is on any Morton Grovelage's largest workforce Alpogianis said.i

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BY NATASHA WASINSKI I inspiring her to be kind and Contributor lend a hand to others. "I love helping people," Knowing there Janes said. "lt's a passion of mine. To see their reaction it were sick children just makes me feel like I want stuck in the hos- to do more." Katelyn Kahn said she is pital over the holi- guided by her father's "five days didn't sit well rules," which she can recite by heart: Always try your with 14-year-old best. Keep friends that are Katelyn Kahn. good people. Keep Jesus in your heart. Know who So, two years ago, she the you are and where you are. created the "Give a Bear, Get And always have a positive a Smile" project and delivered attitude. 60 teddy bears to pediatric "Knowing you're making patients at Advocate Lutheran (someone's) life better, you General Hospital. feel that you've done some- Grace Janes, 14, remembers thing," Kahn said. "Hope- fondly how a friend's small gift fully the person I helped will helped soothed her sadness then help someone else and when her father became sick then make the world a better and eventually passed away. place. To pay it forward, Janes "lt's a chain reaction of knits soft hats for babies kindness." in neonatal intensive care, But standing out in the Katelyn Kahn and Grace Janes, of Emerson Middle School: District 64 Superintendent Philip Bender; and crowd isn't always easy in prayer shawls for soldiers, and Maria Francque, of Lincoln Middle School. The three girls won the Elementary Learning Foundation's scarves and blankets for can- middle school. That's why Judith L. Snow Ethical Leadership Award. I CONTRIBUTED PHOTO cer patients. Cynthia Francque admires her An uncle with severe cere- daughter's relentlessness in braI palsy introduced Maria being named the ethical lead- of the League of Women Vot- the U.S. Navy, had been away being an advocate for others. Francque to the unique chal- ers of their graduating eighth- ers who was admired for her for a few weeks on military "She sticks her neck out for enges of the disabled. grade classes. courage and leadership. orders when Emerson offi- people she feels are being Today the 14-year-old regu- The Elementary Learning The foundation selects one cials called with news about bullied or mistreated," she larly volunteers with Misericor- Foundation of Park Ridge- or more eighth grade stu- her daughter's award. She said. "That's just her. lt's just dia by raising money through Niles School District 64 select- dents annually for the special returned home early to be how she's made up." the organization's Candy Days ed Francque, of Lincoln Middlerecognition. there for the announcement at Maria Francque's philoso- program and playing the gui- School, and Janes and Kahn, This year's trio of winners school, phy on why is simple. tar at a home for developmen- from Emerson Middle School, received the award at last "lt's just overwhelming," "You need to treat other tally-disabled adults. as this year's recipients of the month's board of education Janes said. "She has a very people with how you want to These acts of kindness by Judith L. Snow Ethical Leader- ceremony. They learned of strong moral compass intrin- be treated," she said. "That's three Park Ridge youth exem- ship Award. their selection at a school-widesically. She's following in her what it really comes down to." plify their selfless spirits. For The honor is given in memo- assembly, in which their par- father's footsteps." Francque, Janes and Kahn that and more, the teens re- ry of Snow, a Park Ridge resi- ents made a surprise visit. Grace Janes credited her will be freshmen at Maine cently earned the distinction ofdent and dedicated member Vivian Janes, a nurse with parents and teachers for South High School this fall. 20 I THURSDAY, JULY 11, 2013 I NIL School pioneerlocat.com Golf Middle School'snewprincipal admires parent-teacher bond

BY RICK KAMBIC I Before her tenure in North- Curriculum development [email protected] brook, Chvojka spent five will be Chvojka's biggest years as a physical education challenge. She said despite Trust and spare cash are teacher in Evanston's Lincol- the rigorous and time con- two things Karen Chvojka nwood Elementary School. suming new state mandates, knows she won't have as the Golf School District 67 she noticed that Golf Middle new principal of Golf Middle Superintendent Beth Sagett- School teachers still spend School. Flores, who was also hired considerable time finding Entering her interview ear- a few months ago, was the inexpensive ways to make lIer this year, Chvojka knew principal at Lincolnwood learning interactive. that district voters rejected School during Chvojka's five- "The heart our teachers two recent tax proposals and year stay. have is incredible," Chvojka barely approved the current "I know the challenges said. "They all have 10 or one-time capïtal needs ref- this district has faced and I more years in the district. erendum, but she said Golf need people who can rebuild They were here in the good Middle School has potential. trust in the community and I times and stayed to work "A slew of administrators know Karen can do it," Sag- through the tough times, have cycled through this ett-Flores said. "She's very and they continue to be district in the past five-to-b, personable and listens just student-oriented. That's ad- years and both the parents as much as she talks. That is mirable. Being a teacher is and teachers take that per- a rare characteristic. She'll clearly more than just a job sonally," Chvojka said. "What know all the students' and to them." I find irresistible is the sense parents' names in no time." After getting settled into of community this district While at Northbrook Ju- her new role, Chvojka plans has. The parents are tight- nior High, a student and her to do extensive grant writing knit and the teachers have father came to the building to help teachers grow their incredible relationships with after hours because the girl types of activities and les- the parents. I couldn't help had just attended sixth- sons. She also intends to net- but be drawn into that team grade orientation and was work within the community atmosphere." nervous about the three-mm-to find assets to bring into Chvojka was the assistant ute passing periods. the school as guest speakers. principal at Northbrook Ju- Chvojka grabbed a stop- "I don't want to waste the nior High for five years be- watch and the trio spent 20 talent our teachers have," fore accepting the job Golf minutes practicing the lockerChvojka said. "lt's my job to Middle School. As assistant combo and walking to all her be creative and help them do principal, she evaluated classes. The girl made it to what will help the children teachers, handled discipline her furthest class with more most. I don't want to let ei- and chaired several curricu- than a minute to spare. ther of them down." lum-based committees. 'I didn't think anything of But ultimately, Chvojka said "Adolescents are unpre- mt, because I'm always acces- she will still struggle to gain dictable and sometimes sible to anyone who needs the teachers' and parents' frustrating, but they're still me," Chvojka said. 'When trust. kids that need to learn from this girl graduated from "I can say I'm not going their mistakes, not simply geteighth grade, she wrote me anywhere until I'm blue in the shoved in a corner out of the a thank you letter and refer- face, but they won't believe way," Chvojka said. "I made enced that practice passing me until fïve years down the sure they understood the period we did three years road," Chvojka said.'I plan positive side to having rules. earlier. I then realized that to be a household name and Karen Chvojka is the new principal at Golf Middle School in Morton Learning isn't just a class- even the smallest act of kind- have a track record behind Grove. She plans to break the streak of short-term administrators in room thing." ness matters." me." IDistrict 67. I RICK KAMBIC--Times Media NIL I THURSDAY, JULY 11, 2013 I 21

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I BYIGORSTUDENKOV I and a lot of people other Contributor suburb and out of state," said Benjamin. "We'll get people P ra ¡ ri e land coming in Michigan, Mm- Antiques isn't easy nesota and Wisconsin. But we've [also] seen people from to stumble upon. further out. There's lady from Florida who stops by once a The address points to a year." building on the corner of They find out about the Waukegan Road and Birch- store though word-of-mouth, wood Avenue. But the sign as well as online listings on on the front door instructs Craigslist and Furnishly.com, customers to take a nearby a furniture-listing website. alley to the door behind the Prairieland also benefits from building. There, another sign a family connection. points out an otherwise un- "The owner's wife owns an marked door. antique shop a mile away, in But the inconspicuous loca- Chicago." said Benjamin. "She tion hasn't hurt the antique sometimes sends customers seller. For the past eight our way." years, Prairieland Antiques According to Benjamin, the has been selling most of its store doesn't usually see a lot furniture, art and other an- of foot traffic. Saturdays tend tique objects. These days, to be busier, but even then, most of its business comes Prairieland ¡s rarely crowded. from its online store, but But as Benjamin has seen, A sampling of se'ections at Prairieland Antiques in Niles. I IGOR STUDENKOV-For Sun-Times Media Prairieland still attracts cus- this actually improves customers from all over United tomer service. States who prefer to see their made in the 18th century and who finds new items, while hethe shipping. If the customers "We're almost never so offerings n person. And whilethe newest item in their cur- tends to handle the day-to- are further away, they have busy where we can't take the economic downturn has rent inventory was made in day tasks that keen the store to arrange for a third party care of our customers," he affected their sales, those ef- the 1970s, but most items fall running. shipping company to pick the said. fects didn't extend to every- somewhere in between. Prai- "I photograph things, an- item up for them. While antiques have a cer- thing they sold. rieland sells furniture, light swer customer questions For customers who want totain timeless value, the re- Prairieland was founded fixtures, tableware, art and online, create listings," he see the items in person, Prai- cession has caused the sales by Colin Reed, an antique decorations. But it also offers said. "That's my average rieland is open on Tuesdays, of art and other high-value appraiser. He specialized in its share of objects that don't day. Sometimes, there are Thursdays and Saturdays, items to decline. But accord- appraising goods sold off at easily fit into broader cat- pick-ups." between i p.m. and 5 p.m. on ing to Benjamin, their fumi- estate sales. Eight years ago, egories - advertising post- The customers who pur- weekdays and i p.m. to 4 p.m.ture is as popular as ever. Reed realized that he could ers, candle holders and even chase items online can either on weekends. "More people ame look- make decent money selling an Art Deco ticket counter, pick them up themselves or While few people stumble ¡ng to buy antique furniture, antiques himself. along other items. have the items shipped to upon the store accidentally, because it's quality," he said. Since then, Prairieland An- Reed runs the Prairieland them. But the later option many are willing to travel "lt's not like IKEA - t's well- tiques has been selling items with the help of his only em- comes with conditions. If the some distance to see it. made furniture. Customers acquired from estate sales. ployee, Marvin Benjamin. customers are in Chicago- "We get some locals from like to get their value for a The oldest items have been Benjamin said Ross is the oneland, Prairieland will handle Niles, and a lot from Chicago, dollar." ThURSDAY, JULY 11, 2013 Business pioneerlocal.com Village considers hiring more Public Services employees f BY GOP STUDENKOV I the Board of Trustees de- Niles' budgets did not "The past board voiced a get the job done," he said. Contributor cided to seek a study on give specific details on each strong interest to have the Pay and benefits will be Public Services staffing. The department's staff until the department analyzed for based on comparable public The Nues Depart- study would look the depart-FY2014 budget, but budgets staffing levels before new - maybe private - study for ment of Public ment's current staffing levelshave kept track of the total personnel were hired," he similar jobs." and determine how much number of full-time em- said. Vinezeano didn't go into Services has a lot staff the department needs ployees. Between 2008 and The board wanted to see much detail about what to run efficiently, do its job 2012, the number of full-time a study that would deter- the study would be looking on its plate. effectively and respond Public Services employees mine how many employees at, but he said that Public It maintains the village's to residents' concerns in a dropped from 61 to 53. the department would need Services employees' input sewers and streets, plows timely fashion. Depending lt wasn't until the 2014 to execute their "core ac- would be considered. snow, cleans up after storms on the results of the study, budget that Public Services tivities" and provide good "They would be main con- and floods, removes garbage the board may decide to hire proposed hiring more staff. ltcustomer service. The study tributors of information," and keeps the Niles Free Bus more Public Services staff - called for the village to hire would also prepare a com- said Vinezeano. system running. But over the or cut more positions. a facilities manager, a for- pensation analysis of all At this point, it is un- last few years, the number of Ever since the real estate estry and lights manager andpositions. clear how long the study Public Services employees bubble burst and tax rev- ten unspecified part-time When asked if financial will take, let alone when has actually decreased, as theenues dropped, Niles has positions. considerations will play a the board might act on its Board of Trustees tried to bal-been trying to cut expenses But according to Village role in determining optimal recommendations. ance the budget in the face without effecting the quality Manager Steven C. Vinez- staffing levels, Vinezeano in- "The timeline depends of declining tax revenues. of its services. lt fired a few eano, the board wanted to sisted that it would be con- on the firm [that gets the But that may change next staffers, mostly in clerical have a consultant look at sidered in a separate study. contract]. The study could year. positions, and left positions staffing before the new posi- "Staffing levels are based take four to six months,' said During the May 28 meeting, vacant. tions were approved. on the most efficient way to Vinezeano. 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Day eats Loup de Mer Bouillabaisse by Bruce Williams, Executive Chef at BY VERONICA HINKEI Contributor Mon Ami Gabi in Oak Brook. The fact that Bastille Day is July 14, at the peak of the summer growing SAUCE a simmer. Be careful not to approximately five minutes season, hasn't gone Bones of one halibut fish scorch the pot and stir of- over medium heat until crispy. Three yellow onions, sliced ten. Simmer on low for 3-4 Flip fish to finish cooking for unnoticed by local chefs lo garlic cloves, whole hours. Blend all ingredients two additional minutes. While 1 fennel bulb, sliced with immersion blender and the fish is cooking, combine Profiteroles stuffed with Vinola gelato 1 leek, sliced then puree with blender. Pass 12 mussels, two cups broth, who are celebrating with 2 carrots, sliced through a cheese cloth and celery and leeks in a small and chocolate sauce or ganache will 1 Y2 celery sticks, sliced adjust seasoning. sauce pot. cook over high exciting, flavorful holiday be on the Bastille Day dessert menu at 1 pinch saffron heat for five minutes, or until Restaurant Michael in Winnetka. '/2 teaspoon fennel seed, menus. FISH/MUSSELS the mussels open. In a sauté toasted i rib of celery. peeled and cut pan, caramelize fennel with a smothered in peppercorn sauce. 1 ¼ cup white wine 2 leeks, sliced and washed drizzle of olive oil until gold- 1 cup tomato paste 1 fennel bulb, cut into Bths en. Season broth and garnish From garlic whistles to trumpet- 'There's nothing more fun than when 1 spng thyme (Blanch the above vegetables with a few drops of fresh shaped mushrooms, Bastille Day is the you flame the sauce and peppercorns 1/2 bay leaf and shock, separately. Then, lemon juice and pernod. 1 teaspoon harissa perfect time to let seasonal produce start to crack - I can't help but see set aside.) 2 tablespoons canola oil 4 fillets loup de mer (like a Assembly: Place broth and shine. the parallel with the storming of the sea bass) or snapper (5-7 vegetables in center of plate. At Retro Bistro in Mount Prospect, Bastille," he says. "The flames! The Rinse halibut bones under ounces each) Arrange three mussels on cold running water. In large each plate at twelve o'clock. where owners Christopher and Lor- smokethere's cognac! The last thing 12 mussels pot, add canola oil and hard 2 cups broth Place fish on top of vegeta- raine Barth will fill the dining area with I do is pour a little on top. You'll hear vegetables. Lightly cara- bies. Garnish with chopped balloons in the colors of the French it simmer and bubble. lt looks almost melize the vegetables. Add cook fish skin side down parsley and a drizzle of olive remaining ingredients and in a non-stick pan for oil. flag - bleu, blanc and rouge - and an violent, but it all comes together to cover with water. Bring to From Mon Ami Gabi accordionist and a violinist will stroll make this beautiful sauce." among tables July 12-14, garlic whistles Tomato bouillabaisse sauce will get will star alongside the favorite clas- a little spice from freshly shaved rad- Like profiteroles, a given on most will be served in a terrine with truffle sic Flamed Beef Tenderloin au Poivre. ishes at Mon Ami Gabi in Oak Brook, dessert menus, chanterelle mush- chicken mouse. Garlic whistles are the tops of garlic where Bastille Day menus will be part rooms are a must for Bastille Day They hold a special place ¡n his plants which, if left behind to grow, of the celebration July 11-17. Executive for Michael Lachowicz, chef/owner heart, too, as a reminder of his life in would blossom into garlic blooms. Chef Bruce William and his team will of Restaurant Michael in Winnetka. France as a trainee in French kitchens. "They're these wonderful, garlic-y ac- sprinkle shreds of the bright little pink 'Chanterelle mushrooms represent So, too, do profiteroles, which La- companiments," Chris Barth says of bulbs on top of the light halibut stew. themselves beautifully with very little chowicz loves for their versatility. the bulbs. 'Radishes give the bouillabaisse adornment," he says. "They stand "They can be stuffed with various fIa- The garlic whistles look dra- a little bit of heat," he says. "They're alone as an exceptional item." The vors of gelato or ice cream and topped matic alongside the steak, which is lighter than jalapenos." long, earthy-colored mushrooms with a variety of sauces," he says. 32 THURSDAY, JULY 11, 2013 I NIL localYOUR Worsiups Guides

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See our ad Please call 847-735-9841 Cook County - Suburban moving sale! Everything must gol and Ridge) Sunday, July 14th CLUB AREA. 405 WesI Cuttriss on EslaleSaios.nel for pictures & Furniture,antiques,housewares,9am - 2pm. Multi-Family Yard Sale. St, Multi-Family Sale, Fri 9am- and some tools. Rain or shine, sale Furniture, kid sluff, collectibles. VINOSALE more information. FORE T PARK Deluse iBA, new LAKEVILLA-11 Kivin7/11 - 4pm. Sat gam-!pm, Intenor de- carpet, windows, tile kit, natural EQUALwill be inside. Everything pnced to NO EARLY BIRDS signer accessories, beautiful go 7/14 Bam-5pm, Furniture, NEW TRIER SALES gas A heat mcl. Indry facilities. Tools, Lawn equIpment, Lota ctolhing A household items! we ay ;;asn t-or S719/mo. Luis 708-366-5602 of Household items, Air Hock- 719 Lexington Ct., Northbrook HOUSING Junk Cars & Trucks ANTIOCH-2i01 RT 173 EVANSTON ey Table Game + Much More. 705 Ingieside Place. Friday 7/12 Sat 7/13 10-3, #s 9:30 Same dsy pIck up! Glenvlew- 1 2,3 Bds OPPORTUNITIES St Raphael Church Accepting ParkRidge. Huge Moving Sale, Rummage Sale donalions - boats, & Saturday 7/13, 8:3Oam-3pm. 1000 Austin, Park RidgeLionel train, Sun 7/14, 9-1 847-265-9000 LUXURY RESIDENCES Sports, furniture, books, Artist Collectors home Art design cars. appl, A other large items blue ball jars,furniture,lv's und Velley Lo Towers II All real estate advertised in 847,395.3474 LP records 8 much moret Libertyville.2013rd SILibertyvilleTONS morei 9:00 to i:00 Fnday collectibles. Interesting sale Garage Sale, Fri 7/5 and Sut 7/6 Additional sales at complex. 1910 Chestnut Ave. this newspaper is subject to the Rummage sale is August ist -4th and Saturday, July 12 and 13th PETS from 8am - 4 pm. Lota of kids See estatesales riet tor info ASK ABOUT OUR SPECIALS? Federal Fair Housing Act, wtrich dothes and toys, infant swing and Call (847) 998-1800 x200 makes it illegal to advertise any ANTIOCH 39606 Janet Ct. Cul-de co-sleepIer, never used spa shipPark Ridge, July 13-14, 10-4, 737 Hon - Fri 9:30 ' 5pm sac sale 7/11 7/12 7/13 85m-Spin, wood gym kit with slide, 2 PotteryForestview, chainsaw, hedge trim- NEW TRIER SALES preference, limitation, or dis- www.valleylotowers.com Toys, Kitchen, Barn rugs, one for girls room andmer, leaf blower, microwave, Corn- Estate Sales-AntQs., Cats Yard Stuff, VANSTON - 9301 DRAKE Art, 50's Designer Fum. crimination based on race, color, Clothes, Knick-Knecka,Sage, one blue braided.Many picturesputer desk, gardeningtools and Saturday 7/13 9sm-2pm supplies, handtools, games. sweat- our specialty.Charities, Dogs religion, sex, handicap, familial parees, MIcro 8 MInI bldg. and knick knacks, including Mes- Lincolnwood- 3BR, 2,5BA home Furniture, household A more, can pollery. ers, household/kitchen goods Clean-up available. for rent, tell size swimming pool, Walter - 847-471-7333 MIsc. Pets status nr national origin in the Lots of stuff, all gently used. 2 car garage, convenient locationsale, rental or financing of Everything must Go! near hwy. 773-988-6181 Skokie. 4140 Cram BEACH PARK HUGE MULTI LINCOLNSHIRE - St. July 13. 9am housing. 38 CANTER-to 5pm A 14 9am lo 4pm, Multi- Nyce Things Estate Sales Dogs FAMILY MOVING GARAGE BURY RD FRIDAY 8:00AM - In addition the Illinois Humas family sale. Great deals. Furniture, (Serving theNorth Shore) MORTONGROVE SALE! Yard equipment, tools, Evanston.YardSale - bikes,6:00PM, SATURDAY 8:00AM - Chihuahuas. all ages and colors, lmnred 0cc. 2BR, 2BA, e/ev bldg. clothIng, furniture, entertain- 3:00PM MULTIPLE FAMILY GA-household items, jewelry galore. 96 Rights Act prohibits discrimina- clothes,furnitureand morel4il Sebring A 99 Mercedes ML430 for Carol 847-431-5464 $250, Yorkies, 8 weeks old, $350,t heated indr. prlrg. sp. A/i app/co. ment center, kitchenware. RAGE SALE LOTS OF CHILD- South Chicago Area, call Muno tion based on age, ancestry, Lee, EvanstonFri-Sat (July 5 and 6) sale. Cull 773-732-1537 for info. mcl. w/d in unit. No pals allowed. home interior, and much gam-2pm each day REN'S TOYS, CLOTHES, BUGA- 773-407-5470 from gam-9pm Near trainstation,2yr.lease. marital status, sexual orientation more, 10303 Mawman. BOO STROLLER HOUSEHOLD RIVER FOREST FIELD SPRINGER SPANIEL $1450-$1550 847-470-8100 or unfavorable military discharge. Thurs,, Frl., Sat. A Sun 95-tp. ITEMS. Skokie.4858 OldOrchard Rd 10 week old pup, white and liver This paper will not knowingly Glenview- 240 Femwood Le, Sal Skokie Fn 10-5 Sal 10-5 Sun 10-5 by Mix lt Up!! temale, AKC a. mns, parenis come NILES: 6 room, 3 lIst, 2nd floor, New Items Furniture Mollie Hobby from FC, $ii, 708-456-9413 accept any advertising for real July i3th and Sun July 141h tam- 611 Forest Ave., 7/12 & 7/13 central airquiet, no smoking, 1pm. Tools, tools, tools! lathe, drill Lemas Collectibles Cookware Chi- no pets,1400Imo + utilities. estate which is in violation of the Deerfield- 1085 Heather Rd. Sun na Tools Garden Equip 9am-2pm. For mor. info: German & Dutch Shep. Pups $350- 7/14 AND 7/21, 10-4. Sprts equIp,press, handymans garage + palio 810-210-2772 turn, clothes, bunk beds see www.estatesaies.net $1200. Trained dogs $1000-$3500. law. All persons are hereby crystal glsswsre, silver plates, Lincolnahire - 55 Berkshire Lane AKC white, sable, bnndle, bAl. Thursday 7/11 8-3pm Friday 7/12 NORRIDGE Lrg i BR. $750, informed that all dwellings adver dishes, antlq wicker, dbl brass SKOKIE - 4914 FARWELL AVE Osar, deliv avail. 815-721-9090 bed, luggage, bike, bic-a-brsc, 8-49m A Saturday /13 5-2pm ten. pays stil. Prlrg incld, No pats. tised are available on an equal Fit 7/12 8 Sat 7/13 lOam-4pm Suman Shherd Pups. AKC New decor A carpet, appis, NC, fIgurines, costume jewelry, GLENVIEW Moang Sale - 737Girtsiboys clothes, lots of toys, Children toys & clothing turn, opportunity basis. baskets, cookware, bedding, furs, patio turn & hshd items $950-$1,250, imported parents on Indry available. 708-453-4988 BackerRd. SaturdayJuly13, hshd Items, strollers, patio turn 8 site. Go Fam Doss, 815-685-4764 If you believe you have been books, toys, desks, sntiq brass,ioam-4pm. Fumiture, CD's A Art much more. Great Condltlont promisediando'hepherds.com discriminated against in connec- Clearance. f OAK PARK - Modern 2BR Garden Lincolnslrire. MOVING! Everything Apt. i 190 South Kenilworth, Lab Pups A mini labs $350-$800 tion with the sale, rental or Deerfield, t265 Woodland Dr. Fri must go. 34KingsCroas I-leaf and parking included, SKOKIE -9151 N Kenneth Choc. polar, yellow A blk. Started tnancing of housing, Call: 7/12 A Sat 7/13, 9-3pm. Furniture, LincolnshireFri7/12.9am-4pm. Fr1- Sun 7/12-7114 lOam-3pm. dogs $1000-$2500. Guar,, Mchip,$t 125 + secRon, 815-791-1375 arisques, new twin Ikea bed, eles- Xmas lights1 Toysl Furniture! dInIng room set, Irltchen set, delivery avail. 815-721-9090 tronics, gaming A office supplies, GLENVIEW Thurs 7/1 1- Sun 7/14, 8:30'?. 2527 William Ave. SKOKIE: 4937 CHURCH West City and Suburbs: musical instruments, games, sports SKOKIE - 5250 GEORGE ST bedroom sel, secretary, Old Silver Tone record cabinet, hospital bed, tables, Large t Bdrm Heat Included, HOPE Fair Housing Center equip, records. jewelry. Leer lop. LONG GROVE 5556 Oak Grove Saturday 7/13, 9um-3srn parking. avail,, nest to park, car bike rack, childrens cloth- dressers, books, records & RENTALS ing. 2 lrg seto st golf clubs mcl Dr. nr 83 & 22, mure-Sun, 7/11- 5200 Block of GEORGS ST. garden supplies. close to Old Orchard. 45OO 14, Ba-6p. lOOs of brand new kids Clothing, Fumiture & lots ol Call Barbara 847-673-1317 DEERFIELD-GARAGE SALEt bags, candles, storage bins, PACK RAT large A small picture irames, baseball pants for $1, 500 new miscellaneous items. Conducted by Beverly. or Hallmark A Johnson South City and Suburbs: 850 Beverly Place. Saturday July pieces of Jewelry, tons of new 8 773-845-6160 13th & Sunday July 14th 8am- large antique church bell A lots South Suburban Hossing Center of misc household items. very old stuff, tools, collectibles Apartments, Unfurnished 3pm. Wide Variety of Itemsf ThE ONEItIt Vendors WelcomelVERNON HILLS 309 Tally I-lo 7/12 VILLA PARK ESTATE SALE 708-9574674 7/139am-4pmFurnitureLOVE 440 N. Michigan, Villa Park. Apartments, Furnished SACK Carpeta PICTURES Mirrors Friday 7/t2 and Saturday, 7/13, OES PLAINES ESTATE SALE 325 FRAMES Electronics SLOT MA- Morton Grove. 5644 Theobald Rd. tam-4pm, Vintage to modem, Condos, Townhomes North City and Suburbs: W. Millers Road Fri A Sal 10-4 CHINE Books CANOPY TENT Ap- records, furniture, collectibles Interfaith HousingCenter Beautiful antique tumiture,kit Fri -Sun, 7/12-14, 9-4. Housewares,plasces COMFORTERS Holiday toys, books, clothes, rocking chair, and much more. Homes u set,dinning set w/6 chairs,Lazy Boy DecorationsSLEDSGolfClubs of the Northern Suburbs livrtflset, urmor',depresn glass, fsm, records, stereo console, bikes,CLOThES Womns Sm, Mens L Duplex THE HOMESTEAD encyclopedias. bedding + lots more Furniture *1 505105 SCOVE. 847-501-5760 nautical items, divesuite, books, Boyo Med SHOES Womns 6. Rooms tools, anchor from Lake Michigan, Mens 10.5 CDu Vases MORE shelves,metal twin'bed, DINING ROOM SET, likenew ThE HOMESTEAD; Morton Groves cabs, dressers, kit-war,clothes,nffice sup- URNEE - fTUIIWOOd color, oval table with Housing to Share newest rental community tor those leaves & pads, 6 chaIrs, match- plies, deskl Cash only-no earty birds 36370 Grsndwood Dr. MOVING SALE! WAUKEGAN DAYCARE CLOSING buffet, $999. Cell 847-674-Mobile Homes 62. Oltenng 2BR, 2BA apt home Thurs7/11 -Sat 7/13 9am-4pm BURR RIDGE: Sat. July 13th, Lots ol teaching books, starting at $0,91 1/mo. Enloy main- toolhousehold appliances, 9am-3pm, 8625 Timber Ridge Dr. equipment A teaching malenals. Retirement Rentals enance free living, indoor parking, ELMWOOD PARK 1635 N. 76th furniture & misc in Madison Club subdivision Lawn 1920 North Ave on idle staff A security. Private Cl. Fri July 12th,am-4pm. Mov- furniture, electronics, sporty Sat. 8:3Oam-6pm LA-z-BOY 4 PIece (Devon) Co-Op Housing patios A scheduled transportation. ing Saie ' Pari I. Antiques, tons of equip/golf, kitchen, games, A morei CONTACT US AT SectIonal with Chaise lounge home decor, yard, bike, fountain,HighlandParir.1686Ridgelee. 847-581-1800 or visit WesternSpnngs.Moving Sale. and rechner. Light brown Sleeping Rooms old music cabinet A photos7/11-12, Thurs+Fn 9-4. Multi-family Friday&Saturday, July 12 A 13, 8-i. chenille fabric. Used for 6 www.homesteadatmoilongrove.com To PLACE post-cards quilts, linens jewel-sale includes interior designer and months, portaci condition, Housekeeping Rooms ry. ALL MuST GOt CASH ÖNLY. NORTHBROOK Moving Sale, 4131 Franklin Ave, Fumilure, Tools, upscale clothing reseller's goods. and much, much more! Sailing Ev- OrIginally $2700. Asking $800 kid's 1315 Church SI, Sat. 10-3, Finder Service Hnehold, clothes+loys, scything! LA-z-BOY (Ascend) Lift top anliques-i-vinl, etc. Sun. 12-3. FurnIture, dining cocktali table In dark brown Apartments - Hotels e,' Elmwood Park- 1906 North 72nd room table, kitchenware, oak finIsh, good condition, Cl, Saturday July 13th, gam-lpm, lamps, books, CDs, games, $75. Glass & metal coffee Vacation, Resort Rentals DVD's, power washer.teen and bookcases, antiques, rugs, table $30. Call 847-724-3923 Lake County, IN YOUR adultclothing, teacher items, patio furniture, gas grill, Out-of-State Rentals household, linens, holiday + more Iawnmower. Great prices, all WAUKEGAN: 1318 Clarkson, must go. OUIM6SALE LOTS OF FURNUREt Reclmer, VIMOSALE Garages Cozy IBR 2 fIat, $650. plus sec Wllmette- 1062 Linden Ave, Fnday Sm. glass kitchen tbl w/4 chrs. sofa, Free Indry. Sec 8 welcomet Hinadale. 627 N Lincoln St ELMWOOD PARK - 2008 North July 12th und Saturday July 13th coffee tbl, Bedroom set w/headbrd Farms, Farmland Please call 847-662-3789 75th Court. Lota of women's and (Hmnsdale) July 5/6: 9a-3p. Moving. nightstand & dresser, lots of mis Household, furniture, toys, electron 9um.3:3Opm Cash onlyt used men's clothing, and much more. items? kitchen ware, end lubies, turn + lawn equip. 63323-3729 Commercial, Industrial Something for everyone! ice, books, and clothes. NORTHBROOK Momng Sale. Homes Snowblower and mower. book shelves, dining room fsm. patio fumiture black alumun frame GARAGE Fri A Sal tam-3pm 1740 Pondside Or, 7/13 A 7/i4. lamps, wheelchair and other medi- Storage, Warehouses Sut & Sun 10-4pm. Fumilare, sling chairs white on white palm lea Cook County - Suburban cat equip including outdoor wheel- pattern,glass top tables6 swiss Desk Space kitchenware, glassware, chair ramp, glass ware, tools rockers $45ea 6 chairs $3hea, 3 MORTON GROVE home for rent clothes, toys, bikes, piano, and assorted misc. chaises $25ea, t- 48rd table $65, Offices Partially fumished, 3B8, 2 Bath, LA GRANGE PARK Huge snowblower, lawnmower A 1-44s84 red table $125, 1-20 rd close to shopping A transp. No pats irnitimj Parking Lot Suie. i iOl Beach, more, Everything muni go! table $20 i umbrella $35 847-498- Stores please. $1350/mo. 773-576-0645 oit 3isl SI. Sat. 7/13 A Sun 7/14, 9-3. Everything pIso 3585 Rental Services ELMWOOD PARK 2230 N. 76th Suburbs, * RENT TO OWNt * SALE AD, Ct, Fri & Sat July 12th and 13th, baked goods A Jewelry. We as- PORCHIPATIO FURNrTURE, Rental Misc Buy with No closing costs and get 9am-3pm. PAulti Family. Clothes, sept C/C. Profits lo Cat Sheller. NORTHBROOK Multi Family Wrought Iron glass top table 6 help with your credit. Call 708-868- jewelry, men and boys tshirts, Tools,woodworking tools, chairs4 iron lounge chairs ¿ 2 Wanted to Rent 2422 or visit www.nhba.com and lots of misc Items. antlques/ furniture, clothing. 210 end tables, $1000. Cali 847-674- Erin Ln oft of Happ. July II, 12, WILME'rrE -26V LAKE AVE, 5824 Luke Bluff Huge Garage Sale: Fur-13 9sm-4pm k July 14, 9ann-2pm. Thurs July 11th llam-4pm Apartments, Unfurn'd. Rooms Elmwood Park: 2736 N. 74th Ave.niture, exercise equip (mcl ellipti All books. Approx 2400 Books. Musical instruments CALL July 12th A 13th, 9am-4pm. cal).household,electronicsand Yes, Iwo thousand four hundred) Cook County - Chgo. N Cook County - Suburban Toys, playground equip. office anhquea,/collectibles. 624 Basil Rd PARK RIDGE- 1340 5 Falrview ALL PRICED TO GOl 1994 YOUNG CHANO BABY cubicle, electrical supplies, hshld,Lake Bluff,IL 60044 (Knollwood)Thurs 7/11 to Sat 7113 9am-4pm GRAND PIANO AND BENCH CHICAGO Narragansett/Irving clothing, Iighling, weather permittingFrt/Sat July 1213 9am-4pm Huge Garage Sale! Wms clothes, in high 9laus ebony finish, ExcellentPark, Spacious, 4.5 rooms. 2 bed- jewelry, Il-riens home goods, Wilmette. WILMETrE MULTI- condition, maintained and tuned rooms, 2nd floor, heated, hardwood furniture, collectIbles, act. FAMILY ALLEY GARAGE SALE - Antiques, annually in u climats controlled floors, storage, appliances, laundry, ELMWOOD PARK 7804 Sunset household,colleclibles residential environment, $6000 credit check. No pals/smoking. McGaw YMCA Drive, July 12th & 13th, 9am-4pm Lake Blufi. Lake Bluff,i 13 Park more. Suturday only, 9:00-4:00. Al- 847-998-3400 ley behind west side of Prairie Ave,, buyer picks up, 847-606-8271 $1000 s secudty 773-777.9325. EVANSTON Rooms for Mes MULTI-FAMILY! Tons ol stuff inc Lane, Fnday 7/5 Salurday 7/6 fromPARK RIDGE, 5 Family Yard Sale1 between Parir Avenue und Isabella w/muid servce. daily A weekly rates, huhld, clothes, A mom, 9-4. PB Teen Day Bed and Trundle,914 W. Garden, Fnday July 12 A Chi- newly decoraled, master BR + Street.Park on Prairie or buhe/la. $13t A up includes sse nl rain or shine! mattresses, computer, bedding,Saturday July 13, 9am3pm. Many BABY GRAND PIANO walk-in dosel, DR+ enclosed beckfacilfies: call the Y for availability. lightfinturea, bathroomfixtures, porch. $775+utils. no pein, Palmer New Ilemsi Something For Every- BALDWIN B HL Ebony 4', 1000 Grove 847-675-7406 - est 214 clothing, books. household items,one! 10 Excellent ConditIon A Lockwood, Dee 773-733-4505 soccer slut a lot more. 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TheThe sale is further subject to contir-other than a mortgagee, shall paymon interest cornrnunity, the pur-AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, INPlaintiff's 550mev: JOHNSON,TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION subtect property s subject to gener-rnation by the court, Upon paymentthe assessments and the legal feeschaser of the unit st the foreclosureACCORDANCE WITh SECTIONBLUMBERG & ASSOCIATES, LLC,FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF Houses al real estate tases, special assess-in full of the amount bid, the pur-requiredbyTheCondominiumsale other than a mortgagee shall15-1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS230 W. Monroe Street, Suite #112S,AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN ments,orspecialtasesleviedchaser will receive a Certificate ofProperty Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g((1(pay the assessments required byMORTGAGE FORECLOSUREChicago, IL 60606, (312)541-9710.ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION Townhomes against said real estate und is of-Sale that will entitle the purchaserand )g)(4).If this property is u con-The Condominium PropertyAct,LAW. For information, esamina thePlease refer to file number 11-8821.15-1701(C) OF THEILLINOIS fared for sale without any represen-to a deed to the real estate aherdominium unit which is part of a765 ILCS 605118.5)g-1).IF YOUcourt file or contact Plaintiff's attor-THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA-MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE Condos, Lofts tution as to quality or quantity of titleconfirmation of the sale. The prop-common interest community, theARE THE MORTGAGOR HOME-nay: CODILIS & ASSOCIATES,lION One South Wacker Dnve,LAW For information, contact and without recourse to Plaintiff anderty will NOT be open for inspection Duplex purchaser of the unit at the foreclo-OWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHTP.C., 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650Plaintiff's attorney: HEAVNER, in AS 1S condition. The sale is fur-and plaintiff makes no representa-sure sale other than a mortgageeTO REMAIN IN POSSESSIONROAD, SUITE 100, BURR RIDGE,(312) 236-SALE You can also omitSCOtT, BEYERS & MIHLAR, LLC, ther subtect to confìrmation by thelion as lo the condition ot the prop-shall pay the assessments requiredFOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF Open Houses IL 60527, (630) 794-9876. PleaseThe Judicial Sales Corporation at wt 1 1East Main Street, DECATUR, court. Upon payment in full of theerty. Prospective bidders are ad-by The Condominium Property Act,AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, INrefer to file number 14-13-00546.ww.tjsc.com for a 7 day status re-IL 62523, (217) 422-1719. THE JU- Mobile Homes amount bid, the purchaser will re-monished to check the court file to765 ILCS 605118.5(g-1).IF YOUACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONTHE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA-port of pending sales. JOHNSON,DICIAL SALES CORPORATION ceive a Certificate of Sale that willverify all information. If this propertyARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME-15-1701(C)OF THE ILLINOISTION One South Wacker Drive,BLUMBERG e ASSOCIATES, LLCOne South WackerDrive,24th Manufactured Homes entitle the purchaser to a deed lois a condominium snit, the purchas-OWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHTMORTGAGE FORECLOSURE24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650230 W. Monroe Street, Suite #112 Floor,Chicago, IL 60606-4650 the real estate after confirmation ofer of the unit at the foreclosure sale,TO REMAIN INPOSSESSIONLAW. Forinformation;Visitour(l12) 236-SALE You san also visitChicago, IL 60606 (312) 541-97t0L312) 236-SALE You can also visit Apartment Buildings the sale. The property will NOT beother Iban a mortgagee, shall payFOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OFwebsite st snrvice.atty-pierce.corn.The Judicial Sales Corporation at wAttorney File No, 1 1-8821 AttorneThe Judicial Sales Corporation al w open forinspection and plaintiffthe assessments and the legal feesAN ORDER OF POSSESSION, INbetween the hours of 3 and 5 pm.w'w.tjsc.com for a 7 day status re-Code. Case Number: 11 CH 527ww.tlsc.com for a 7 day statuo re- Co-Op Apartments makes no representation as to therequired byTheCondominiumACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONPIERCE & AsSoeIATES, Plaintiff'sport of pending sales. CODILIS &TJSC#: 33-12095 NOTE: Pursuantport of pending sales, HEAVNER, condìtion of the property. Prospec-Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/9)g)(1(15-1701(C)OF THEILLINOISAttorneys,One NorthDearbornASSOCIATES, P.C. 15W030to the Fuir Debt Collection PracticesSCOTt, BEYFTIS & MIHLAR, LLC Senior Housing livebidders are admonished toand (g((4(.If thin property is a con-MORTGAGE FORECLOSUREStreet Suite 1300, CHICAGO, ILNORTH FRONTAGE ROAD,Act, you are advised that Plaintiff'si 1 1 East Main Street DECATUR, IL Commercial, Industrial check the court file Io verify all nf or-dominism unit which is part of aLAW. For information, esamina the60602. TelNo.(312)476-5500.SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE, IL 60527attorney is deemed Io be a debt col-62523(217)422-1719Attorney mation. If this property is a condo-common interesl community, thecourt file or contact Plaintiff's attor-Please refer tofile number(630) 794-5300 Afforney File No.lector attempting Io collect a debtCode. 40387 Case Number: 12 CH Farms, Farmland minium unit, the purchaser of thepurchaser of the unit ut the toreclo-nay: CODILIS & ASSOCIATES,PAl213552. THE JUDICIAL SALES14-13-00546 Attorney ARDC No,and any information obtained will be15588 TJSC#: 33-13125 NOTE; unit at the foreclosure sale, othersure sale Other than a mortgageeP.C., 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGECORPORATION One South00468002 Affomey Code. 21762used for that purpose. Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Homes Built to Order than a mortgagee, shall pay the us-shall pay the assessments requiredROAD, SUITE 100, BURR RIDGE,Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago,Cuse Number:13 CH 0011291544096 Practices Act, you are advised that sessments and the legal fees re-by The Condominium Property Act,IL 60527, (630) 794-9876. PleaseIL 60606-4650 (312) 236-SALE YouTJSC#: 33-12796 NOTE: Pursuant7/4, 7/11, 7/18/13 #596200 Plaintiff's attorney is deemed Io be Vacant Property quired by The Condominium Prop-765 ILCS 605/18.5(q-1(.IF YOUrefer totile number 14-10-13767.can also visit The Judicial Salesto the Fair Debt Collection Practices a debt collector attempting to collect erty Act, 765 ILCS 605/9)g)(1) andARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME-THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA-Corporation at www.tjsc.com for a 7Act, you are advised that Plaintiff'sMORION GROVE a debt und any information obtained Vacation Property (g)(4).Ifthis property is a condo-OWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHTTION One South Wacker Drive,day status report of pending sales,attorney is deemed Io be s debt col-IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFwill he used for that purpose. minium unit which in part of a com-TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650PIERCE & ASSOCIATES Onelector attempting to collect s debtCOOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-1539438 Income Property mon interest community, the pur-FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF(312) 235-SALE Yo can also visitNorth Dearbom Street Surte 1300and any intormalion obtained will beTV DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY714,7/11,1118/13 *596158 chaser of the unit at the foreclosureAN ORDER OF POSSESSION, INThe Judicial Sales Corporation at wCHICAGO, IL 60602 (312) 476-used for that purpose. DIVISION GENERATION MORT- Investment Property salo other than u mortgagee shallACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONww.tjsc.com for a 7 day status re-5500 Attorney File No PAl2135521545133 GAGE COMPANY pay the assessments required by15-1701(C)OF THEILLINOISport of pending sales, CODILIS &Attorney Code. 91220 Case Num-7/11,7118,7/25/13 #598794 Plaintiff, Lots The CondominiumPropertyAct,MORTGAGE FORECLOSUREASSOCIATES, P.C. t5W030ber;12 CH 25539 TJSC#: 33- 765 ILCS 605/tS,5(g-t(. l Real Estate Auctions YOULAW.For information:Visit'ourNORTH FRONTAGE ROAD,12121 RiCHARD R. SVEC, UNITED ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME-website at service,atty-pierce.com.SUITE tOO BURR RIDGE, IL 605271546117 MORTON GROVE STATES OF AMERICA, ACTING Real Estate Wanted OWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHTbetween the hours of 3 and 5 pm.(630) 794-5300 Attorney File No.7111,7/18,7/25113 #598847 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFBY AND THROUGH THE SECRE- TO REMAININ POSSESSIONPIERCE & ASSOCIATES, Plaintiff's14-10-13767 Attorney ARDC No. COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-TARY OF HOUSING AND URBAN Real Estate Misc. FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OFAttorneys,OneNorthDearborn00468002 Attorney Code. 21762MORTON GROVE TV DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYDEVELOPMENT, CAPITAL ONE AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, INStreet Suite 1300, CHICAGO, ILCuse Number:tO CH 017343INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OFDIVISION GREEN TREE SERVIC-BANK (USA). N.A FKA CAPITAL Out-Of-Town Real Est. ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION60602. Tel No, (312) 476-5500.TJSC#: 33-15221 NOTE: PursuantCOOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-ING LLC, ONE BANK Defendants 15-1701(C) OF THE ILLINOISPlease refer Io file numberto the Fair Debt Collection PracticesTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYPlaintiff, 12 CH 15588 Out-Of-Town, CommercialMORTGAGE FORECLOSUREPA1119744. THE JUDICIAL SALESAct, you are advised that Plaintiff'sDIVISION 8905 BIRCH AVE. Morton Grove, IL LAW. Forinformation:VisitourCORPORATION One Southattorney is deemed to be a debt col-JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, NA-LEONID OKS, NATIONAL CITY60053 Lakes, Resort Property website at servrce ally-pierce com.Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago,lector anempting to collect u debtTIONAL ASSOCIATION BANK, THE TRAFALGARNOTICE DF SALE PUBLIC NO- Mortgages, Loans between the hours of 3 and 5 pm.IL 60606-4650 (3t2( 236-SALE Youand any information obtained will bePlaintiff, SQUARE TOWNHOME CONDO-TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur- PIERCE & ASSOCIATES, Plaintiff'scan alsovisil The Judicial Salesused for that purpose. MINIUM ASSOCIATION suant to a Judgment of Foreclosure Homeowners Insurance Attorneys,One NorthDearbornCorporation at w.tjsc.com for a 71547148 NENITA ANGELIO AiX/A NENITADefendants and Sale enteredinthe above Street Suite 1300, CHICAGO, ILday status report of pendinq sales.7/11, 7/18, 7/25/13 #598871 C. ANGELIO, 11 cH 5270 cause on May 13, 2013, an agent of 60602Tel No(312) 476-5500. ti Real Estate Seminars PIERCE ASSOCIATES One ROY I ANGELIO NK/A ROY6155 MAYFAIR ST. Morton Grove,The Judicial Sales Corporation, will Please refer to tile numberNorth Dearborn Street Surte 1300MORTON GROVE INOCENTES ANGELIO, IL 60053 at 10.30 AM on August 14, 2013, at Real Estate Services PA0714987. THE JUDICIAL SALESCHICAGO,IL 60602 (312) 476-IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFJPMORGAN CHASE BANK, NA NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-the The Judicial Sales Corporation, CORPORATION One South5500 Attorney File No. PA1119744COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-Defendants TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-One South Wacker Drive - 24th Judicial Sales - Legal Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicaao,Asomey Code. 91220 Case Num-TV DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY13 CH 001129 suant to u Judgment of ForeclosureFloor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606, sell at IL 60606-4650 (312) 236-SALE Youber: 10 CH 40268 TJSCII: 33-9998 DIVISION NATIONSTAR MORT-7220 CHURCH STREET MORTONund Sale enteredinthe abovepublic auction to Ihe highest bidder, can also visit The Judicial Sales1543370 GAGE LLC GROVE, IL 60053 cause on May 1, 2013, an agent foras set forth below, the following de- Income Property Corporation at ee.tlsc.com for a 76/27,7/4.7111/13 #596302 Plaintiff, NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-The Judicial Sales Corporation, willscnbed real estate, Commonly day slatus report of pandino sales. TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-ut 10:30 AM on August 5, 2013, atknown as 8905 BIRCH AVE., Mor- Cook County - Chgo. N PIERCE & ASSOCIATES One MICHAEL COOK AKA MICHAEL Csuant to a Judgment of Foreclosurethe The Judicial Sales Corporation,ton Grove, IL 60053 Pr. .erty Indes North Dearborn Street Suite 1300MORTON GROVE COOK, PATRICE COOK AKA PAT-and Sale enteredisthe aboveOne South Wacker Drive -24thNo. 10-18-400-054-lIlI. The real Apailment for Rent: Quiet, 3 bedCHICAGO.IL60602 (312) 476-IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFRICE J COOK cause on May 16, 2013, an agentFloor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606, sell atestateis improved with s single rooms, I bathroom, School District5500 Attorney File No. PAO?14987COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-Defendants for The Judicial Sales Corporation,public auction to the highest bidder,family residence.The judgment 68, 2nd floor of two flat,carpet,Attorney Code. 91220 Case Narrt-TI DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY12 CH 25539 willat 10:30 AM on August 21,as set forth below, the following de-amount was $402,385.53. Saie coin-op washer / dryer in basement,ber: 07 CH 29225 TJSCI: 33-DIVISIONJPMORGAN CHASE8915 NORTH OLCOIT AVENUE2013, ut the The Judicial Sales Cor-scnbed real estate:" Commonlyterms: The bid amount, includin no pets. utilities not included, Avail-11155 BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONMORTON GROVE, IL 60053 parution, One South Wacker Dnve -known as 6155 MAYFAIR ST., Mor-the Judicial sale fee tor Abandone able July ist, $1100, 847-679-93021545182 Plaintiff, NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606,ton Grove, IL 60053 Property IndesResidentialPropertyMunicipality 714,7/11,1/18113 #596292 TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-sell at public auction to the highestNo, 10-20-305-018-1045 VOL.,Relief Fund, which is calculated on SOON YOUNG CHO, SUN WHAsuant to a Judgment of Foreclosurebidder, as set forth below, the fol-01 18. The real estate is improvedresidential real estate at the rate of CHO M(/A SUN HWA CI-fO and Sale enteredinthe abovelowing descnbed real estate: with a condominium, The judgmentst for each $1 000 or fraction there- Judicial Sales-Real Est. Defendants cause on May 13, 2013. an agentCommonly known as 7220amount was$379,089.10.Saleof of tIme amount paid by the pur- LINCOLN WOOD 10 CH 01 7343 for The Judicial Sales Corporation,CHURCH STREET, MORTONterms: 25% down of the highest bidchaser not to oncead $300, shall be UNOLNWOOD INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF7401 LAKE STREET MORTONwill at 10:30 AM on August 15,GROVE, IL 60053 by certified funds at the close 01 thepaid in certified funds immediately IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFCOOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-GROVE, IL 60053 2013, at the The Judicial Sales Cor-Property Indes No. 09-13-202-047.sale payable to The Judicial Salesby the highest and best bidder at COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-TY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYNOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-porstion, One South Wacker Drive -The resI estate is improved with aCorporation. No third party checksthe cons/union of the sale No tee 1-Y DEPARTMENT . CHANCERYDIVISION TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Ihul pur-b4th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606,single family residence, Sale terms:will be accepted. The balance, in-shall be paid by the mortgagee uc- DIVISION WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. suant to a Judgment of Foreclosuresell st public auction to the highest25% down at the highest bid by sér-cluding the Judiçial sale feetorqumnng the residential real estate US. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIA-Plaintiff, and Sala enteredinthe abovebidder, as set forth below, the fol-tified funds at the close of the saleAbandoned ResidentialPropertypursuant ta its credit bid ut the sale TION AS TRUSTEE FOR cause on February6,2013, anlowing described realpayable to The Judicial Sales Cor-Municipality Relief Fund, which isorby any mortgagee, ludgment J.p.IORGAN MORTGAGE AC- agent for The Judicial Sales Corpo-estate:Commonfy known as 6815poration. No third party checks willcalculated on residential real estatecreditor, or other henar acquinng QUISITION TRUST 2006-WMC4 NEELA PARIKH NXJA NEELA Hratios, will at 10:30 AM on August 6,NORTH OLCOIF AVENUE, MOR-be accepted. The balance, ns/ud-at the rate of $1 for each $1,000 orthe residentialreal estate whose ASSET BACKED PASS-THROUäHPARIKH NX/A NEELA M. PARIKH,2013, at the The Judicial Sales Cor-TON GROVE, IL 60053 Property In-ing the Judicial sale lee for Aban-fraction thereof of the amount paidrights in and to the residential real CERTIFICATES, SERIES2006-NISHIM. PARIKH, RUSHI M.poration, One South Wacker Drive -des No, 09-13-417-004-0000. Thedonad Residential Property Munici-by the purchaser sol to escodoestate arose prior to the sale The WMC4 PARIKH, JVM BUILDER INC. 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606,real estate io improved with a twopality Relief Fund, which is calculs-$300, incertifiedfunds/orwiresubject property is sublect to gener- Plaintiff, Defendants sell at public auction to the higheststory single family home; two carted on residential real estate at thetransfer,is due within twenty-toural real estate taxes, special assess- 10 CH 40268 bidder, an set forth below, the fol-detached garage. Sale terms: 25%rate of $1 tor each $1 000 or frac-(24) hours. No fee shall be paid byments,orspecialtaneslesied RICHARD WALDO 7255 NORTH KEDVALE AVENUElowing descnbed realdown of the highest bid by certifiedtion thereof of the amount paid bythe mortgagee acquiring the resi-against said real estate and is of- MORTGAGE ELEÓTRONIC REG-LINCOLNW000, IL 60712 estate:Commonly known as 7401funds at the close of the sale paya-the purchaser not to esceed $3011,dential real estate pursuant to itstered for sale without any represen- ISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC., NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-LAKE STREET, MORTON GROVE,bIn Io The Judicial Sales Corpora-in certified funds/or wire transter, iscredit bid at the sale or by anytation as IO quality or quantity of title AS NOMINEE FOR WMC MORT-TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-IL 60053 Property Indes No. 09-13-bon. No third party checks will bedue within twenty-four (24) hours.mortgagee, Iudgment creditor,orand without recourse to Plaintiff and GAGE CORP suant to a Judgment of Foreclosure415-019. Thereal estateinim-accepted. The balance, includingNofeeshallbepaidbytheother honor acquiring the residentialin AS 1S condition The sate is fur- Defendants and Saleenteredinthe aboveproved with a single family resi-the Judicial sale tee for Abandonedmortgagee acquinng the residentialreal estate whose nghts in and tother subject to conhrmation by the 07 CH 29225 cause on Apnl 22, 2013, an agentdence. Sale terms: 25% down ofResidentialPropertyMunicipalityreal estate pursuant fo Is credit bidthe residential real estate arose pri-court. Upon payment infull of the 6848 NORTH HAMLIN AVENUEfor The Judicial Sales Corporation,the highest bid by certified funds utRelief Fund, which is calculated onat the sale or by any mortgagee,or to the sale. The subject propertyamount bid, the purchaser will re- LINCOLNW000, IL 60712 will at 10.30 AM on July 24, 2013,the close of the sale payable to Theresidential real estate st the rate nfjudgment creditor, or other lienoris subject to general real estate tax-ceive a Certihcate of Sale that will NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-at the The Judicial Sales Corpora-Judicial Sales Corporation. No third$1 tor each $1 000 or fraction there-acquiring tire residential real estatees, special assessments, or specialentitle the purchaser to a deed to TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-tion, One South Wacker Dnve -party checks will be accepted. Theof of the amount paid by the pur-whose nghts in und to the residen-taxes levied against said real estatethe real estate aher conhrmation of suant to s Judgmerrl of Foreclosure24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606,balance, Including the Judicial salechaser not to essersI $300, 'rs certi-tial real estate arose prior to theand is offered for sale without anythe sale, Where a sale of real es- and Sale enteredinthe abovesell at public auction to the highestfeefor AbandonedResidentiallied funds/or wire transfer, is duesale. The subject property is subjectrepresentationastoqualityortate is made to satisfy a lien prior to cause on Febniary 26, 2009, anbidder, as set forth below, the fol-Property Municipality Relief Fund,within twenty-four (24) hours. Noto general real estate tases, specialquantity of title and without recoursethat of the United States, the United agent tor The Judicial Sales Corpo-lowing described real estate' Corn-which is calculated on residentialfee shall be paid by the mortgageeassessments, or special tases lev-to Plaintiff and in AS 1S condition.States shall have one year from the ration, will at 1030 AM on Augustrnonly known us 7255 NORTHreal estate at the rate of $1 for eachacquinno the residential real estateled against said real estate and isThe sale is further sublet to confir-date of sale within which to redeem, 12, 2013, ut the Th8 Judicial SalesKEDVALE AVENUE,$1,000 or fraction thereof ofthepursuant to its credit bid st the saleoffered for sale without any repre-mation by the court. Upen paymentescept that with respect to s lien Corporation, One South WackerLINCOLNW000, IL 60712 Proper-amOunt paid by the purchaser notorby any mortgagee, ludgmentsentahon as to quality or quantity ofin full of the amount bid, the pur-ansing under the internal revenue Driva - 24th Floor1 CHICAGO, IL,ty Indes No, 10-27-429-001. The re-to esceed $300, in certified funds/orcreditor, or other honor acquinngtitle and without recourse to Plaintiffchaser will receive a Certificate oflaws the period shall be 1 20 days or 60606, sell at public auction to theal estate is improved with u singlewire transfer, is due within twenty-the residentialrealestate whoseand in AS 1S consition. The sale isSale that will entitle the purchaserthe pendo allowable for redemption highest bidder, as set forth below,family home: attached 2 cur garage.four (24) hours. No tee shall be paidrights in and to the residential realfurther subject to contirmation byto a deed to the real estate aherunder State law, whichever is los- the following descnbed real estate: Sale terms: 25% down of the high-by the mortgagee acquiring the res-estate arose peor to the sale Thethe court. Upon payment in full ofconfirmation of the sale. The prop-gar, and in any case in which, under Commonly known as 6848 NORTHest bid by certified funds at theidential real estate pursuant to itssublect property is subject to goner-the amount bid, the purchaser willerty will NOT be open for inspectionthe provisions of section 505 of the 1-IAMLIN AVENUE,close of the sale payable to The J5-creditbid at the sale or by anyal real estate tuses, special assess-receive a Certificate of Sale that willand plaintiff makes no representa-Housing Act of 1950, as amended LINCOLNWOOD IL 60712 dicial Sales Corporation. No thirdmortgagee, judgment creditor,orrnents,orspecialtasesleviedentitle the purchaser to a deed totian as to the condition of the prop-(12 U S.C. 1701k), and subsection Properly Indes Ño. 10-35-131-040-party checks will be accepted. Theother liesor acquiring the residentialagainst said real estate and is of-the real estate aher confirmation ofertyProspective bidders are ad-(d) of section 3720 of title 38 of the 0000. balance, including the Judicial salereal estate whose nghts in and tofared for sale without any represen-the sale. The property will NOT bemonished to check the court hIe toUnited States Code, the nght to re- The real enlate is improved with ateeforAbandonedResidentialthe residential real estate arose pri-tation us to quality or quantity of titleopes forinspection andplaintiffverify all informationIf this propertydeem does noI anse, there shall be brick 2 story bosse with a 2 car at-Property Municipality Relief Fund,or to the sale The subject propertyand without recourse to Plaintiff andmakes no representation us to theis a condominium unit, the parchas-no nght of redemption The property luchad paraseSale ternis: 25%which iscalculated on residentialis subject to general real estate tas-in AS 1S condition. The sale is fur-condition at the property. Prospec-er of the unit at the foreclosure sale,will NOT be open for inspection and down of the Eighest bid by certifiedreal estate at the rate of $1 tor eaches, special assessments, or specialthor subject to confirmation by thelivebidders are admonishedtoother thun a mortgagee, shall payplaintiff makes no representation as funds at the close of the sale paya-$1,000 or traction fhereof of thetases levied against said real estatecourt. Upon payment in full of thecheck the court file to verity all infor-the assessments and the legal feesto the condition of the property. Pro- ble to The Judicial Sales Corpora-amount paid by the purchaser soland is offered for sale without anyamount bid, the purchaser will re-mation. If this property is a condo-requiredby TheCondominiumspedivo bidders are admonished to hon No third party checks wilt beto escobo $300, in certified funds/orrepresentationastoqualityorcaine a Certificate of Sale that willminium unit,the purchaser of theProperty Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g))1)check the court file to verity all infor- accepted. The balance,includingwire transfer, is due within twenty-quantity of title and without recourseentitle the purchaser to a deed tounit at the foreclosure sale, otherand )g((4). If this property is a con-mation, If this property is a condo- the Judicial sale fee for Abandonedtour (24) hours. No fee shall be paidto Plaintiff and in AS 1S condition.the real astute aher confirmation ofthun a mortgagee, shall pay the as-dominism unit which is part of aminium unit, the purchaser of the ResidentialProperty Municipalityby the mortgagee acquinng the res-The sale is further sublet IO cosfir-the sale. The property will NOT besesaments and the legal fees re-common interest community, theunit al the foreclosure sale, other Relief Fund, which is calculaled onidential real estate pursuant to ilsmation by the court, Upon paymentopes forinspection andplaintiffquired by The Condominium Prop-purchaser of the unit st the toreclo-than a mortgagee, shall pay the as- residential real estate at the rate ofCredit bid at the sale or by anyin full 01 the amount bid, the pur-makes no representation as to thearty Act, 765 ILCS 605/9)g((1( andsure sale other than a mortgageesessments and the legal fees re- $1 for each $1,000 or fraction there-mortgagee, judgment creditor,orchaser will receive u Certificate ofcondition of the property. Prospec-(g)(4).Ifthis property is a condo-shall pay the assessments requiredquired by The Condominium Prop- of of the amount paid by the pur-other lienor acquinvg the residentialSale that will entitle the purchasertivebiddersareadmonished tominium unit which is part of a cam-by The Condominium Property Act,erty Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g((1) and chaser not to esceed $300, in certi-real estate whose rights in and toto a deed to the real estate abercheck the court file to verity all infor-mon interest community, the pur-705 ILCS 605/18.5(g-1(.IF YOU(g)(4(.lt this property is a condo- fled funds,lor wire transfer, is duethe residential real estate arose pri-confirmation of the sale The prop-mation. If this property is s condo-chaser of the unit ut the foreclosureARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME-minium unit which is part of a cam- within twenty-four (24) hours, Noor to the sale. The sublect propertyerty will NOT be open for inspectionminium unit, the purchaser of thesale other than a mortgagee shallOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHTmon interest community, the pur- fee shall be paid by the mortgageeis sublect tO general real estate tas-and plaintiff makes no representa-unit at the foreclosure sale, otherpsy the assessments required byTO REMAIN IN POSSESSIONchaser of the Unit al the foreclosure acquinng the residential real estatees, special assessments, or specialtion as to the condition of the prop-than a mortgagee, shall pay the as-The Condominium PropertyAct,FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OFsale other than a mortgagee shall pursuant to Its credit bid at the saletuses levied against said real estateerty. Prospective bidders are ad-sessments and the legal tees re-765 ILCS 605/18.5(o-l(,IF YOUAN ORDER OF POSSESSION, INpay the assessments required b or by any mor1guee, ludgmentand is offered for sale without anymonished to check the court tile toquired by The Condominium Prop-ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME.ACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONThe Condominium Property Ac, creditor, or other tienor ucouinnorepresentationastoqualityorverity all information, 8 thin propertyerty Act, 765 ILCS 60519(q)(1( andOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT15-1701)C) OF ThEILLINOIS765 ILCS 605/18.5)o-1).IF YOU 8 Pioneer Press (DC) Thursday, July 11, 2013 Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est. 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Call Excellent Home Time! 1-800-501-3783 minium unit which is part of a corn-by The Condominium Property Act, mon interest community, the pur-755 ILCS 605/18.5(q-t).IF YOU Charles H. Johnson Law and w,dríveffecom www.mamotransportation.com chaser of the unit at Ihe foreclosureARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME- with female sale other than u mortgagee shallOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT speak staff 855-356-7119 pay the assesamenla required byTO REMAIN IN POSSESSION members i-800-535-5727 The Condominium PropertyAct,FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF 765 ILCS 605/18.5(0-1).r YOUAN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN ARE THE MORTGAGOR )HOME-ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION OWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT15-1701(C)OF THEILLINOIS The fihinois Classified Advertising Network (SCAN) provides Pioneer Press and the Doings with advertising of a national appeal TO REMAIN IN POSSESSIONMORTGAGE FORECLOSURE FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OFLAW. For information, examine the To advertise n this section, please call CAN directly at (21 7) 241-1700. AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, INcourt file or contact Plaintiff's altar- ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION ney:CODILIS k ASSOCIATES, Both Pioneer Press and the Doings recommend discretion when responding. Please refer questions and comments directly to ICAN. 15-1701(C) OF THEILLINOISp., 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE MORTGAGE FORECLOSUREROAD, SUITE 100, BURR RIDGE, LAW. For information, examine theIL 60527, (630) 794-9876. Please court file or contact Plaintiff's altar-refer to hie number 14-1202798. 5ev:CODILIS 6 ASSOCIATES,THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA- P.C., 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGETION One South Wacker Drive, ROAD, SUITE 100, BURR RIDGE,24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 IL 60527, (630) 794-9876 Please(312) 236-SALE You can also visit refer totile number 14-12-19171.The Judicial Sales Corporation al w THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA-ww.lisc.com for a 7 day status re- TION One South Wacker Drive,port of pending sales. CODILIS k 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650ASSOCIATES, P.C. 15W030 (312) 236-SALE You can also visitNORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, The Judicial Sales Corporation at wSUITE 100 BURR RIDGE, IL 60527 ww.tlsc.com for a 7 day status re-(630) 794-5300 Attomey File No. f4-t2-02798 Altomey ARDC No. dthe0k1ofYour port of pending sales. CODILIS k ASSOCIATES, P.C. 15W03000468002 Attorney Cede21762 NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD,Case Number:12 CH 008279 SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE, IL 60527TJSC#: 33-t 1280 NOTE: Pursuant )630) 794-5300 Attorney File No.to the Fair Debt Collection Practices 14-12-19171Attorney ARDO No.Act, you are advised that Plaintilf'n 00468002 Attorney Code. 21762attorney is deemed lo be u debt col- tocjh(,e.com Cuse Number:12 CH 025319lector attempting to collect a debt Dreams © TJSC#: 33-11163 NOTE Pursuantand any information obtained will be to the Fair Debt Collection Practicesused for that purpose. 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NORRIDGE NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD,09468052 Attorney Code. 21762SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE, IL 60527day status report of sondino sales.25602 Case Number: 12 CH 2589413158 NOTE: Pursuant lo the Fair00488002 Attorney 'Code. 21762 INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OFSUITE 100 BURR RIDGE, IL 60527CaseNumber:12 CH 038845(630) 794-5300 Attorney File No.PICRCE & ASSOCIATES OneTJSC#: 33-12847 NOTE: PursuantDebt Collection Practices Act, youCaseNumber:12 CH 016181 COOÇ COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-(630) 794-5300 Asorney File No.TJSC#: 33-t 1222 NOTE: Pursuant14-13-00323 Attorney ARDC No.North Deattiom Street Suite 1300to the Fair Debt Collection Practicesare advised that Plaintiff's attomeyTJSC# 33-12298 NOTE. Pursuant TV DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY14-1f-25496 Attorney ARDC No.to 1fbFair Debt Collection Practices00468002 Attorney Code. 21762CHICAGO,IL 60602 (312) 476-Act, you are advised that Plaintiff'sis deemed to be a debt collector at-to the Fair Debt Collection Practices DIVISION 00468002 Attorney Code. 2t762Act, you are advised thaI Plaintiff'sCase Number13 CH 0007195500 Attorney File No. PA1100730attorney is deemed lo be a debt col-tempting lo collect a debt and anyAct, you are advised that Plaintiff's OCWEN LOAN SERVICING, LLC Case Number,12 CH 018519attorney is deemed to be a debt col-TJSCC: 33-13351 NOTE: PursuantAttorney Code. 91220 Case Num-lector attempting lo collect a debtinformation obtained will be used forattorney is deemed to be a debl col- Plaintiti, TJSC#: 33-13094 NOTE: Pursuantlector affemptino to collect a debtto the Fair Debt Collection Practicesber:il CH 18549 TJSCff 33-and any inforrnahon obtained will bethat purpose. lector attempting lo collect a debt to the Fair Debt Collection Practicesand any information obtained will beAct, you are advised that Plaintiff's14914 used for that purpose. 1544143 and any information obtained will be DARIUSZ ROZKUSZKA,Act, you are advised thaI Plainhff sused for that purpose. attorney is deemed lo be a debt col-1545392 544964 7/4, 7/11, 7118/13 #596216 sued for that purpose NORRIDGE ESTATES TOWN-aaomey is deemed to be a debt col-1545127 lector attempting to collect u debt7/4, 7/11, 7/1W13 #596307 7/4, 7/11, 7/18113 #596282 1543984 HOMES CONDOMINIUM ASSOCI-lector attempting to collect s debt7th, 7/18. 7/25/13 #598781 and any information oblaìned will be 7/4. 1111. 7/18)13 #596183 ATION, UNITEDSTATES OFand any information obtained will be used for that purpose. NORRIDGE AMERICA used for thaI purpose 1545055 INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF Detendanls 1545378 7/11,7118,7P25/13 #598771 NORRIDGE NORRIDGE COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN- 12 CH 018519 7111,7/18,7725/13 8598821 NORRIDGE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY 7612 W. IRVING PARK ROAD IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-DIVISION UNIT A NORRIDGE, IL 60706 COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN- TYDEPARTMENT - CHANCERYTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYFIFTH THIRD MORTGAGE DOM- NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-NORRIDGE TY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIVISION DIVISION COMMUNITY SAVINGSPANY TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFDIVISION TCF NATIONAL BANK BANK Plaintiff, suanl to a Judgmenl oI ForeclosureCOOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-GREEN TREE SERVICING LLC NORRIDGE Plaintiff, Plaintiff, and Sale enteredirrthe abovetY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYPlaintiff, INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF JANINA GRELLA- JASKOWSKA REACH OUT casse on May 20, 2013, an agentDIVISION COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-GAIL S. JONESA/K/AGAILCYNTHIA L. MILLER, PARtQNAYA/K/A JANINA GREtA- w for The Judicial Sales Corporafion,FIFTH THIRD MORTGAGE COM-DARIUSZ MALKOWSKI, JOLANTATV DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYJONES, CAMELOTBANK AND TRUST COMPANY,JASKOWSKA, COMMUNITY SAV- willat10:30 AM on August 22,PANY KORZEN, DIVISION JPMORGAN CHASETOWNHOUSES-NORRIOGEUNKNOWN OWNERS AND NON-INGS BANK, AS TRUSTEE UIT/A 20t3, at the The Judicial Sales Cor-Plaintiff, THE BANK OF NEW YORK MEL-BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONHOMEOWNERS' ASSOCIATION.RECORD CLAIMANTS DATED 1213/10 NK/ATRUST NO. oration. One South Wacker Drive - LON 5/B/M CHASE HOME FINANCE,GLORIA GREGORY, UNKNOWNDefendants LT-2431 , UNKNOWN BENEFICIA- 4th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606,JULIE URBANSKI AIX/A JULIE H.FKA THE BANK OF NEW YORK,LLC OWNERS AND NON-RECORD12 CH 38118 RIES OF THE COMMUNITY SAV- sell at public auction to the highestURBANSKI, AS TRUSTEE FOR THE Plaintiff, CLAIMANTS 8336 WEST FARRAGUT AVENUEINGS BANK UIT/A DATED 1213/10 bidder, as set forth below, Ihe tal-ALEXANDRA CONDOMINIUM AS-CERTIFICATEHOLDERS OF Defendants Nornde, IL 60706 MctA TRUST NO. LT-243t, UN- lowing described real estate. Corn-SOCIATION, RBS CITIZENS, N.A.CWHEO, INC., JÚLIA C. ESTRADA, ERICA12 CH 25894 NOTICS OF SALE PUBLIC NO-KNOWN OWNERS AND rnonlv known as 7612 W IRVINGDel end ants HOME EQUITY LOAN ASSETESTRADA 78-46 W. LAWRENCE AVENUE,TICE IS HBREBY GIVEN that pur-NONRECORD CLAIMANTS TO MORE PARR ROAD UNIT A, NORRIDGE,12 CH 038845 BACKED CERTIFICATES, SERIESDefendants UNIT F Norndge, IL 60706 suant to a Judgment of ForeclosureDefendants IL 60706 Properly Index No. 12-13-4929 N EAST RIVER ROAD UNIT2007-52 11 CH 18549 NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-and Sale enteredinthe above12 CH 016181 3t7-036-t009. Property Index No.#2B NORRIDGE, IL 60706 Defendants 7103 WEST AGATITE AVENUETICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-cause on May 8, 2013, an agent for8048W. CHARMAINE ROAD lt2-13-3t7-032 I 033 / 034 f 035NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-13 CH 000719 NORRIDGE, IL 60706 suant to a Judgment of ForeclosureThe Judicial Sales Corporation, willNORRIDGE, IL 60706 Underlying). The real estate is Im-TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-4020 N. OSCEOLA AVENUENOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-and Sale enteredinthe aboveat 10:30 AM on August 9, 2013, atNOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO- proved witha residence.Salesuant to a Judgment of ForeclosureNORRIDGE, IL 60706 TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-casse on May 15, 2013, an agentthe The Judicial Sales Corporation,TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur- terms: 25% down of the highest bidand Saleenteredinthe aboveNOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-suant to a Judgment of Foreclosuretor The Judicial Sales Corporation,One South Wacker Drive -24thsuant to a Judgment of Foreclosure by certified funds at the close of thecause on April 19, 2013, an agentTICE IS HEREPY GIVEN that pur-und Sale enteredinthe abovewillat10:30 AM on August 16,Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60600, sell atand Sale enteredinthe above sale payable ta The Judicial Salesfor The Jsdicial Sales Corporation,suant to a Judgment of Foreclosurecause on Februsry 7,2013, an2013, al the The Judicial Sales Cor-public auction to the highest bidder,cause on May 3, 2013, an agent for Corporation. No third party checkswill at tO:30 AM on August 21,and Sale enteredinthe aboveagent for The Judicial Sales Corpo-Soration, One South Wacker Drive -as set forth below, the following de-The Judicial Sales Corporation, will QUAU FI ED will be accepted. The balance, in-2013, at the The Judicial Sales Cor-cause on May 16, 2013, an agentration, will st 10:30 AM on Aaguul 5,54th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606,acriben real estate:Commonlyat 10:30 AM on August 5, 2013, al cluding the Judicial sale teetorporation, One South Wacker Dnve -for The Judicial Sales Corporation,2013, st the The Judicial Sales Cor-sell al public auction to the highestknown as 8336 WEST FARRAGUTthe The Judicial Sales Corporation, AbandonedResidentialProperly04th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606,willat10:30 AM on August 19,soration, One South Wacker Dnve -'bidder, as set forth below, the fol-AVENUE, Norridge, IL 60706 Prop-One South Wacker Drive-24th Municipality Relief Fund, which issell at public auction to the highest2013, at the The Judicial Sales Cor-4th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606,lowing described real estate: Corn-arty Indes No 12-11-201-009-0000.Floor, CHICAGO. IL, 60606, sell at calculated on residential real estatebidder, as set forth below, the fol-Oorahon, One South Wacker Dnve -sell al public auction lo the highestmonly known as 7846 W. LAW-The resi estate is improved with apublic auction lo the hiqhest bidder, at the rate ot $1 tsr each $t,000 orlowing described real estate: 04th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606,bidder, as set forth below, the fol-RENCE AVENUE, UNIT F,single family residence. The ud -as sel forth below, thelollowing de- traction thereof of the amount paidCommonly known as 4929 N. EASTsell al public auction Io the highestlowing descnbed real estate: Corn-Norridge, IL 60706 Property Indosment amount was $159,525 7 scribedreal estate:Commont by the purchaser notto enceedRIVER ROAD UNIT e2B,bidder, as set forth below, the fol-monlvknown as7103 WESTNo. 02-12-307-156-0000. 12-12-Sale terms: 25% down of the high-known as 8048 W. CHARMAIN $300,inceditiedfunds/orwireNORRIDGE, IL 60706 lowing descnbed real estate: AGATITE AVENUE, NORRIOGE,307-116-0000. The real estateisest bid by certified funds at fhaROAD, NORRIDGE, IL 60706 transfer,is due within twenty-fourProperly Index No 12-1f-311-017-Commonly known as 4020 N. OS-IL 60706 Property Indeo No. 13-18-improsed witt, a single family resi-close of the sale payable Io The Ju-Property Indes No. 12-11-401-012. OCA (24) hours. No fee Ohall be paid by1014. CEOLA AVENUE, NORRIDGE, ILI t4-023-0000. The real estateisdence. The ludgmenl amount wasd'ciad Sales Corporation, No thirdThe real estate io improved with a the mortgagee acquiring the resi-The real estate is impróved with a60706 improved with a single family home$193,028.90. Saleterms:25%party checks will be accepted. Themulti-family residence. Sale terms: dential real estate pursuant to itsresidence. SuIe terms: 25% downProperty Indes No, 12-13-412-024.with a detachedgarage.Saledown of the highest bid by certifiedbalance, including the Judicial sale25% down of Ihe highest bid by Car- credit bid at the sale or by anyof the highest bid by certihed fundsThe real estate is improved with uterms: 25% down of the higheul bidfonds at the clove of the sale paya-fee forAbandonedResidentialtitled funds at the close of the sale mortgagee, judqment creditor,orat the close of the sale payable tosingle family residence. Sale terms:by certified funds al the close of theblu to The Judicial Sales Corpora-Property Municipality Relief Fund,payable to The Judicial Sales Cor- other henar acquiring the residentialThe Judicial Sales Corporation. No25% down of the highest bid by car-sale payable to The Judicial Saleslion. No third party checks will bewhich iscalcolated on residentialporalion. No third party checks will real estate whose nghts in snd lothird party checks will be accepted.tified funds at the close of the saleCorporation. No third party checksaccepted. The balance, includingreal estate at the rate of St for eachbe accepted. The balance, rnclud- the residential real estate arose pri-The balance, including the Judicialpayable lo The Judicial Sales Cor-will be accepted. The balance, in-the Judicial sale fee for Abandoned$1,000 or fraction thereof of theing Ihe Judicial sale fee for Aban- or Io the sale. The nublad properlysale fee for Abandoned Residentialsoration. No third party checks willcluding the Judicial sale fee forResidentialPropertyMunicipalityamount pouf by the purchaser notdoned Residential Property Manici- is sublect to general real enlate too-Ptoperty Municipality Relief Fund,be accepted. The balance, includ-AbandonedResidentialPropertyRelief Fund, which is calculated onto esceed $300, in certified funds/orpatay Relief Fund. which is calcula-CANDIDATES es, special assessments. or specialwhich is calculated on residentialing the Judicial sale fee for Abus-Municipality Relief Fund. which isresidential real estate al the role ofwire transfer, is due within twenty-ted on residential real estate uf the taxes levied against said real esIstereal estate at the rate of $1 for eachdoned Residential Property Munici-calculated on residential real estatest tor each $1,000 or fraction there-four (24) hours, No fee shall be paidrate of $1 tor each $1,000 or frac- and s offered br sale without any$1 .000 or fraction thereof of thepality Relief Fund, which is calcula-st the rule of $1 for each $t,000 orof of the amount paid by the pur-by the mortgagee acquinng the res-lion thereof of the amount paid by representationasIoqualityoramounl paid by the purchaser notted on residential real estate at Ihefraction thereof of the amount paidchaser nOI to eoceed $300, in certi-idenlial real estate pursuant to itsthe purchaser not Io exceed $300, quantity ot title and without recourseto exceed $300, in certified funds/orrate of $1 for each $1,000 or frac-by the purchaser not to exceedfied fundslor wire transfer, is duecred'rtbid at the sale or by anyin certified funds/or wire transfer, is to Plaintiff and in "As 1S condition.wìre transfer, ix due within twenty-lion thereof of the amount paid by$300,incertifiedfunds/orwirewithin twenty-four (24) hours, Nomortgagee. judgment creditor,ordue within twenty-four (24) hours, The sale is lurther subject Io contir-four (24) hOurs. No fee shall be paidthe purchaser not Io exceed $300,tranofer,is due within twenty-fourfee shall be paid by the mortgageeother lienor acquinng the residentialNoteeshallbepaidbythe maSon by the court. Upon paymentby the mortgagee acquiring the res-n certified funds/or wire transfer, is(24) hours, No fee shall be paid byacqsinnq the rssidenfiul real estatereal estate whose nghts in and tomortgagee acquiring the residential in full of the amount bid. the pur-idential real estate pursuant to itsdue within twenty-four (24) hours.the mortgagee acquiring the resi-pursuant to its credit bid al the salethe residential real estate arose pri-real estate pursuant fo its credit bid IN chaser will receive a Certificate ofcredit bid at the sale or by anyNo feeshallbe paid bythedential real estate pursuant toitssr by any mortgsgee,udgmentor lo the saie, The subject propertyal the sale or by any mortgagee, Sale thaI will entibe the purchasermortgagee. Iudgmenl creditor,ormortgagee acquiring the residentialcredit bid at the sale or by anycreditor,or other lienor acquiringis sublect to general real estate tax-Iudgment creditor, or other henOr to a deed to the real estate aherother lienor acquirinq the residentialreal estate pursuant to its credit bidmortgagee, Iudgmenl creditor, orthe residentialreal estate whoseeu, special assessments, or specialacquiring the residential real estate confirmation of the sale. Where areal estate whose nghts in and toat the sale or by any mortgagee,other lienor acquiring Ihe residentialrights in and lo the residential realtaxes levied 005inst said real estatewhose nghts in und to the residen- sale of real estate is made lo satisfythe residential real estate arose pri-judgment creditor, or other lienorreal estate whose sghts in and loestate arose pnor to the sale Theand is offered for sale without anyfiaI real estafe arose prior to the a lien pnor to IhaI al the Unitedor to Ihe sale. The subject propertyacquinng the residential real estatethe residential real osIate arose pri-sublect property is subject to gener-representahon asloqualityorsale, The subject property is sablaI States, the United Staten shall haveis uublecf to peneraI real estate tax-whose rights in and fo the residen-or lo the sale, The subject propertyal real esIste tases, special assess-quantity of title and without recourselo general real estate taxes, special one year from the dale of sale with-es, special assessments, or opecislliaI real estate arose prior lo theis subject Io general real estate tas-mentu, orspecialtaxesleviedto Plaintiff and in AS IS condition.assessments, or special laxes lev- in which Io redeem, eocepl that withfaxeu levied against said real estatesale. The subject property is sublecteu, special soseuuments, or specialagainst said real estate and is of-The sale is further subject to confir-ied against said real estate and is (HICAGOLAND respect to a lien ansing under theund is offered for sale without anyto general real estate tuses, speciallaxes levied 595mal said resI estatetered tor sale withoul any represen-mation by the court Upon paymentoffered for sale without any repre- internalrevenue laws the periodrepresentationastoqualityorassessments, or special tases lev-and is offered for sale wilhoul anytation as to quality or quantity of titleinfull of the amount bid, the pur-senlatron 55 IO quality or quantify of shall be 120 days or the period al-quantity of title und without recourseled against said real estate and isrepresentationastoqualityorand without recourse to Plainliff andchaser will receive a Certificate oftitle and without recourse to Plaintiff lowable tor redemption under Statefo Plaintiff and in AS 1S condition,offered for sale without any repre-quantity of title and without recoursein "As IS" condition, The sale is far-Sale that will entitle the purchaserand in "AS 1S condition, The sale is law, whichever is longer, and in anyThe aale is further subject to confir-senlation as to quality or quantity ofto Plsintiff and in AS IS- condition,ther subject to confirmation by theto s deed to the real estate aherfurther subject to confirmation by case in which, under the provisionsmation by the court. Upon paymentlilIe and without recourse to Plaintiffthe sale ix further subject to conf ir-Court. Upon payment in full of theconfirmation of the sale. The prop-the court, Uøon payment in toll of of section 505 al Ihe Housing Act ofin full of the amount bid, the pur-and in "AS IS" condition. The sale isrnation by the court. Upon paymentamount bid, the purchaser will re-erty will NOT be open for inspectionthe amount bid, the purchaser will 1950,as amended (12U.S.0chaser will receive a Certificate offurther subject to confirmation byin full of the amount bid, the pur-ceive a Certificate of Sale that willand plaintiff makes no representa-receive a Certificate o) Sale thaI will 1701k), and subsection (d) of nec-Sale that will entitle the purchaserthe court. Upon payment in full stChaser will receive a Certificate ofentitle the purchaser Io a deed folion as to the condition of the prop-entitle the purchaser to a deed lo lion 3720 of title 38 of the Unitedto a deed to the real estate aherthe amount bid, the purchaser willSale that will entitle the purchaserthe real estate after confirmation starty. Prospective bidders are ad-the real estate after confirmation of WITH States Code, the right to redeemconfirmation of the sale. The prop.receive a Certificate of Sale that willto a deed to the real estate afterthe sale The properly will NOT bemonished to check the court file tothe sale. The property will NOT be does not arise, there shall be noerly will NOT be open for inspectionentitle the purchaser to a deed toconfirmation of the sale. The prop-openforinspection and plaintiffverify all information. It this propertyopen forinspection andplaintiff right of redemption. The propertyand plaintiff makes no representa-the real estate aher conhrmation oferty will NOT be open for inspectionmakes no represenlation as to theis a condominium unit, the parchas-makes no representation as lo the will NOT be open for inspeclion andlion au to the condition of lhe prop-the sale. The property will NOT beand plaintiff makes no representa-condition of the property. Prospec-er of the unit at the foreclosure sale,condition of the property. Prospec- plaintiff makes no representation aserty. Prospechve bidders are ad-opentorinspection andplaintifflion as lo the condition of the prop-tivebiddersareadmonished toother than a mortgagee, shall paylivebiddersareadmonishedto to the condition of Ihe property. Pro-monished to check the Court tile tomakes no representation as to theerty. Prospective bidders are ad-check the Court hie to verify all nf or-the assessments and the legal feescheck the court file lo venfy all infor- spediva bidders are admonished Ioverify all informulion. If this propertycondìtion of the property. Prospec-monished to check the court file tomationIf this property is a condo-required by TheCondominiummution, Ifthis property is a condo- check the court file lo verify all ist or-is a condomìnium unit, the purchas-livebidders are admonishedtoserify all information, If this properlyminium unit, the purchaser st theProperly Act, 765 ILCS 605/9)9)11)minium unit, the purchaser of Ihe mationIf this property is a condo-er of the unit al the foreclosure sale,check the court file to verify all intor-is a condominium unit, the purchas-unit st the foreclosure sale, otherand (g)(4(It this property is a con-unit at the foreclosure sale, other minium snit, the purchaser of theother than a mortgagee, shall paymation, If this property is a condo-er of the unit at the foreclosure sale,thun a mortgagee, shall pay the as-dominism unit which is part of athan a mortgagee, shall pay the aa- MONSTER, unit at the foreclosure sale, otherthe assessments und the legal feesminium unit, the purchaser of theother than a mortgagee, shall paysessments and the legal tees re-common interest community, theseusmentu and the legal fees rs- than a mortgagee, shall pay the as-required byThe Condominiumunit at the foreclosure sale, otherthe asseusmentu aod the legal feesquired by The Condominium Prop-purchaser of the unit at the forado-quired by The Condominium Prop- sessmenls and the legal fees re-Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g)(1)than s mortgagee, shall pay the an-required by The Condominiumerrs ACt, 765 ILCS 605/9(g((l) undsure sale other than a mortgageeerty Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(9(11) and quired by The Condominium Prop-and (q)(4). If this property is a con-sessments and the legal tees re-Property Acf, 765 ILCS 605/9(g((t)(g))4(.If this property is part of sshall psy the assessments required(g((4(.ltthis properly is u condo- erty Act, 765 ILCS 60519(g)(t) anddominium und which is part of aquired by The Condominium Prop-and (g))4). If this property is a con-common interest community,theby The Condominium Property Act,minium unit which is part of a corp- (g)(4).Ifthis property is s condo-common interest community,theerty Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(9(11) anddominiurn unit which is part of apurchaser of the snit al the forado-705 ILCS 6O5/18.S(-l)IF YOUmon interest community, the por- minium unit which is pail of a com-purchaser of the unit at the foreclo-(g))4).If this property is a condo-common interest community, thesure sale, other than s mortgagee,ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME-chaser of the unit ut the foreclosure mon interest community, the pur-sure sale other than a mortgageeminium unit which is part of a corn-purchaser of the unit at the horacIo-shall psy the assessments requiredOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHTsale other than a mortgagee shall chaser of the unit al the foreclosureshall pay the assessments requiredmon interest community, the pur-sure sale other than s mortgageeby The Condominium Property Act,TO REMAIN IN POSSESSIONpay the assessments required by sale other than a mortgagee shallby The Condominium Property Act,chaser of the unit at the foreclosureshall psy the assessments required705 ILCS 605/18,5(q-1).IF YOUFOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OFThe Condominium PropertyAct, CALL pay the assessments required by75 ILCS 605/18.5(0-1).IF YOUsale other than s mortgagee shallby The Condominium Property Act,ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME-AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN765 ILCS 605118.5(g-1). IF YOU The Condominium PropertyAct,ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME-pay lIne assessments required by75 ILCS 6051l8.5(g-1).IF YOUOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHTACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME- 765 ILCS 605/18.5(g-t). IF YOUOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHTThe Condominium PropertyAct,ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME-TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION15-1701(C)OF THE ILLINOISOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME-TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION765 ILCS 605/l8.5(Q-t).IF YOUOWNER). YOU HAVE THE RIGHTFOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OFMORTGAGE FORECLOSURETO REMAIN IN POSSESSION OWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHTFOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OFARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME-TO REMAIN IN POSSESSIONAN ORDER OF POSSESSION, INLAW. Forintormahon, contactFOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF TO REMAIN IN POSSESSIONAN ORDER OF POSSESSION, INOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHTFOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OFACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONPlaintiff'sattorney: Kimberly A.AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OFACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONTO REMAIN IN POSSESSIONAN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN15-1701(C) OF THEILLINOISPadlen, GOMBERG. SHARFMAN,ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN15-1701(C)OF THE ILLINOISFOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OFACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONMORTGAGE FORECLOSUREGOLD & OSTLER, PC, 208 South15-1701(C(OF THE ILLINOIS 847-998-3400 ACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONMORTGAGE FORECLOSUREAN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN15-f701)C) OF THE ILLINOISLAW. For information, contactLaSalle Street, Suite 1410, CHICA-MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE t5-1701(C) OF THEILLINOISLAW. For informafion, examine IheACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONMORTGAGE FORECLOSUREPlaintiff's attorney: DAVID T. CO-GO,IL 60604,(312)332-6194.LAW. For information, examine the MORTGAGE FORECLOSURECourt file or contact Plaintiff's asor-15-17011G) OF THEILLINOISLAW. For information: Vmd ourHEN, DAVID T. COHEN & ASSO-Please refer to tile number 45210.court tile or contact Plaintiff's attor- LAW For information, examine theneo: ÇODILIS & ASSOCIATES,MORTGAGE FORECLOSUREwebsite at service.atty-pierce.com.dATES,10729 WEST 159THTHE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA-ney:CODILIS & ASSOCIATES court file or contact Plaintiff's sttor-P C , 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGELAW. For information, eosmine thebetween the hours of 3 and 5 pm.STREET, ORLAND PARK, ILTION One South Wacker Drive,P.0 . t5WO30 NORTH FRONTAG nen: CODILIS & ASSOCIATESROAD, SUITE 100, BURR RIDGE,court file or contact Plaintiff's attor-PIERCE & ASSOCIATES, Plaintiff's60467 (708) 460-771 t. THE UUDI-24th Floor, Chicago. IL 60606-4650ROAD. SUITE tOO, BURR RIDGE, P.C., 15W030 NORTH FRONTAG IL 60527, (630) 794-9876. Pleasesen: CODILIS & ASSOCIATES.Attorneys,One North DearborndAL ALES CORPORATION One(312) 236-SALE You can also visitIL 60527, (630) 794-98k. Please ROAD, SUITE tOO, BURR RIDGE,refer to file number 14-12-24299.P.C., 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGEStreelSuite 1300, CHICAGO, ILSouth Wacker Drive, 24th Floor,The Judicial Sales Corporation al wrefer to file number 14-12-12417, IL 60527, (630) 794-9876. PleaseTHE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA-ROAD, SUITE 100, BURR RIDGE,60602. TelNo, (3t2) 476-5500.Chicago, IL 60606-4650 (312) 236- .tjsc.com for a 7 day status re-THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA- refer to tile number 14-11-25496.TION One South Wacker Drive,IL 60527, (630) 794-9876. PleasePlease refer to file numberSALE You can also visit The Judi-Dort of sendins sales. GOMBERG,lION One South Wacker Drive. THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA-24th Floor, Chicago. IL 60606-4650refer to file number 14-13-00323.PAl 100730. THE JUDICIAL SALESciad Sales Corporation st w.tIsc.cSHARFMAN, TOLD & OSTLER,24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 TION One South Wacker Dnve,(312) 236-SALE You can also visitTHE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA-CORPORATION One Southorn for a 7 day status report ofPC 208 South LaSalle Street, Suite1312) 236-SALE You cue also visit 24th Floor. Chicago, IL 60606-4650The Judicial Sales Corporation at wTION One South Wacker Dnve,Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago,pending sales. DAVID T. COHEN &1410 CHICAGO, IL 60604 1312)The Judicial Sales Corporation al w 1312) 236-SALE You can also visitww.tjsc.com for a 7 day status re-24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650IL 60606-4850 (312) 236-SALE YouASSOCIATES 1 0729 WEST 159TH332-6194 AttomeFile No, 45210ww.tjsc.com tor a 7 day status re- The Judicial Sales Corporation SI wport of sending sales. CODILIS &(312) 236-SALE You can sIso vieilcan also visit The Judicial SaleeSTREET ORLAND PARK, IL 60467Attorney Code. Case Numport of sending sales CODILIS & w-w.tjsc.com for a 7 day status re-ASSOCIATES, P.C. 15W03.0The Judicial Sales Corporation at wCorporation at www.tlsc.com for a 7(708)480-711 1 AttorneyCodeber: 12 CH 38118 TJSC#: 33ASSOCIATES, P.C. 15W030 pori of sending sales. CODILIS &NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD,ww.tlsc.com tor a 7 day stalus re- NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, ASSOCIATES, P.C. 15W030SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE, IL 60527port of sending sales. CODILIS & SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE, IL 60527 (630) 794-5300 Attorney File No.ASSOCIATES P.C. 15W030 oS Your Dreams todrhie.com 1630) 794-5300 Attorney File No. f4-12-24299 Attomey ARDC No.NORTH F1ONTAGE ROAD,Find the CIt 14-lE-12417 Asomey AF1DC No, /0W

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BROUGHTTOYOUBY SUN-TIMES MEDIA Thursday, July 11, 2013 Pioneer Press (DC) 11 Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est,Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est. NORRIDGE The sale is farther subject to conf ir-chaser will receive u Certificate ofthe real estate after conhrmalion oftion as to the condition of the prop-cause on May 14, 2013, an agentbidder, as set forth below, thé fol-down of the highest bid by certified IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFmatins by the court Upon paymentSale that will entitle the purchaserthe sale. The property will NOT beerty.Prospective bidders are ad-for The Judicial Sales Corporation,lowing described real estate: Com-funds at the close of the sale paya- COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS infull of the amount bid, the pur-to u deed to the real estate afteropen forinspection andplaintiffmonisheci to cliecic the court file towillat 10:30 AM on August 16,monte knownas 484-4 HULLble to The Judicial Sales Corpora- COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHAN-chaser will receive a Certificate nfconfirmation of the sale. The prop-makes no representation as to thevenfy all information. It this property2013, at the The Judicial Sales Cor-STREET, SKOKIE, IL 60077 Prop-lion, No third party checks will be CERY DIVISION Sale that will entitle the purchaserarty will NOT be open for inspectioncondition of the property. Proapec-is u condominium unit, the purchas-poration, One South Wacker Dnve -city Indes No, 10-28-215-014-0000.accepted. The balance, including WELLS FARGO BANK, NA. ASto a deed to the real estate aherand plaintiff makes no representa-livebidders are admonishedtoer of the unit at the foreclosure sale,4th Roer, CHICAGO, IL, 60606,The real estafe is improved with athe Judicial sale fee for Abandoned S/RIM TO WACHOVIA confirinabon of the sale. The prop-fion as to the condition of the prop.check the court tile to verily all nf or-other than a mortgagee, shall paysell at public auction to the highesttwO story two flat with no garage.ResidentialPropertyMunicipality MORTGAGE, FSB AS 5/B/M TOerty will NOT be open for inspectionartyProspective bidders are ad-maSon. If this properly is a condo-the assessments und the legal feesbidder, as set forth below, the fol-Sale terms: 25% down of the high-Relief Fund, which is calculated on WORLD SAVINGS BANK, and plaintiff makes no representa-monished to check the court file tominium unit, the purchaser of therequiredby TheCondominiumlowing described real estate: Corn-est bid by certified funds attheresidential real estate ut the rate of F58 Plaintitt, tion as to the condition of the prop-venfy all information. If this propertyunit at the foreclosure sale, otherProperty Ad, 765 ILCS 605/9(g)(1(monly mown as 4922 KIRK ST.close of the sale payable tu The Ju-$1 for each $t,000 ortraction there- vs. erty. Prospective bidders are adis a condominium und, the purchas-than a mortgagee, shall pay the as-and (g((4(. If this property is a con-UNIT 201 , Skokie, IL 60077 Proper-dicial Sales Corporation. No thirdof of the amount paid by the pur- JAIME MERLO AKA JAIMES.monivhed to check the court tile Ioer of the unit at the foreclosure sale,sesarnentu and the legal fees re-dominium unit which is pad of aty Indes No, 10-28-208-026-1003party checks will be accepted. Thechaser not to exceed $300, in certi- MERLO SARAH verify all information, If this propertyother than a mortgagee, shall payquired by The Condominium Prop-comrnon interest community, theVOL. 0126. The real estate io im-balance, including the Judicial saletied funds/or wire transfer, is due MCINEñNEY AKA SARAH M.is a condominium unit, the parchas-the assessments and the legal teeserty Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(gl( andpurchaser nf the unit at the foreclo-proved with a condominium. ThefeeforAbandoned Residentialwithin twenty-tour (24) hours. No MCINERNEY WELLS FARGO er of the unit at the foreclosure sale,requiredby TheCondominium(g)(4(.If this properly is a condo-sure sale other than a mortgageetudgment amount was $108,319.54.Property Municipality Relief Fund,fee shall be paid by the mortgagee BANK, N.A./I/I TO WORLD SAy-other than a mortgagee, shall puyProperty Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g((1)minium unit which is part of a corn-shall pay the assessments requiredSale terms: 25% down of the high-whichis calculafed on residentialacquiring the residential real estate INGS BANK, FSB the assessments and the legal feesand (g)(4(. If this property is a con-mon intereat community, the pur-by The Condominium Property Act,est bid by certified funda at thereal estate at the rate of $1 for eachpursuant to its credit bid al the sale ALEXANDRA CONDOMINIUM AS-requiredbyThe Condominiumdominium Unit which is part of achaser of the unit at the foreclosure755 ILCS 605/18.5(q-1).IF YOUclose of the sale payable to The Ju-$1,000 or fraction thereof oftheor by any mortgagee, judgment SOCIATION, UNKNOWN Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g((t)common interestcon'pnunily,thesale other than u mortgagee shallARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME-dicial Sales Corporation.tito thirdamount paid by the purchaser notcreditor,or other lienor acquiring OWNERS AND NON RECORDand (9)(4). If this property in a con-purchaser of the unit at the foreclo-pay the assessments required byOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHTparty checks will be accepted. Theto enceed $300, in certified funds/orthe residentialreal estate whose CLAIMANTS, Defendants, dominium unit which io part of asure sale other than a mortgageeThe Condominium PropertyAct,TO REMAIN INPOSSESSIONbalance, including the Judicial salewire transfer, s due within twenty-rights in and to the residential real 12 CM 14877 common interest community. theshall pay the assessments required765 ILCS 605/18.5(q-1(. IF YOUFOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OFfeefor AbandonedResidentialfour (24) hours. No fee shall be paidestate arose prior Io the sale. The NOTICE DF SALE PURSUANT TOpurchaser of the unit at the foreclo-be The Condominium Property Act,ARE ThE MORTGAGOR (HOME-AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, INProperty Municipality Relief Fund,by the mortgagee acquiring the res-subject property is subject to gener- JUDGMENT OF FORECLOSURE sure sale other than a mortgagee755 ILCS 605118.5(g-1(.IF YOUOWNER(, YOU HAVE THE RIGHTACCORDANCE WITh SECTIONwhich is calculated on residentialidential real estate pursuant to itsal real esiste taxes, special assess- UNDER ILLINOIS MORTGAGE shall pay the assessments requiredARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME-TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION15-1701(C)OF ThE ILLINOISreal estate at the rate of SI for eachcredit bid at the sale or by anymasts,orspecialtaseslevied FORECLOSURE LAW be The Condominium Property Act,OWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHTFOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OFMORTGAGE FORECLOSURE$1,000 or fraction thereof oftIremortgagee, ludgment creditor,oragainst said real estate and is of- PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given755 ILCS 605/18.5(g-l(IF YOUTO REMAIN IN POSSESSIONAN ORDER OF POSSESSION, INLAW. For information, esamina theamount paid by the purchaser notother lienor acquinng the residentialfared for sale without any represen- that pursuant to a Judgment otARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME-FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OFACCORDANCE WtTH SECTIONcourt file or contact Plaintiff's attor-to esceed $300, in certified funds/orreal estafe whose nghto in and Iotalion as to quality or quantify of title Foreclosure entered ¡nthe aboveOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHTAN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN15-1701(C( OF THEILLINOISney:CDDILIS & ASSOCIATES,wire transfer, is due within twenty-the resìdential real estate arose pri-and wifhout recourue fo Plaintiff and entitled cause on ApnI 22, 2013,TO REMAININ POSSESSIONACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONMORTGAGE FORECLOSUREP.C., 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGEfour (24( hours. No fee shall be paidor to the sale, The sublect propertyin AS lS condifion, The sale is fur- Intercounty Judicial Sales Corpora-FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF15-l7OljC(OF ThE ILLINOISLAW. For information, esamina theROAD, SUITE 100, BURR RIDGE,by the mortgagee acquinng the rea-is sublect IO general real estate fas-ther subject to confirmation by the tion will on Friday, July 26, 2013, atAN ORDER OF POSSESSION, INMORTGAGE FORECLOSUREcourt file or contact Plaintiff's aftor-IL 60527, (630) 794-9876. Pleaseidenfial real estate pursuant to itses, special auxesurnents, or specialcourt. Upon payment in full of the the hour of t 1ars. n their office atACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONLAW For information,contactnec: CODILIS & ASSOCIATES,refer totile number 14-11-24487.credit bid al the sale or by anytaxes levied against said real estafeamount bid, the purchaser will re- 120 West Madison Street,Suite15-170f(CIOF THEILLINOISPlaintiff'sattorney: HAUSELMAN,P.C., 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGETHE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA-mortgagee, judgment creditor,orand is offered for sale without anyceive a Certificate of Sale that will 718A, Chicago, Illinois, sell Io theMORTGAGE FORECLOSURERAPPIN & OLSWANG, LTD., 39ROAD, SUITE 100, BURR RIDGE,TION One South Wacker Drive,other lienor acquinng the residentialrepresentationastoqualifyorentitle the purchaser to u deed to highest bidder for cash, the follow-LAW. For information, enamine theSouth LaSallo Street - Suite 1105,IL 60527, (630( 794-9876. Please24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650real estate whose nghfs in and foquantify of title and without recoursethe real estate after confirmafion of iso descnbed property. court file or contact Plaintiff's attor-CHICAGO, IL 60603,312) 372-refer to file number 14-10-0170g.(312( 236-SALE You can also visitthe residential real estate arose pn-to Plaintiff and in AS 1S condition,the sale. The property will NOT be PIN. 12-t 1-31f-517-1034 eec:COCILIS & ASSOCIATES2020. Please refer lofi e numberTHE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA-The Judicial Sales Corporation at wor to the sale. The subject propertyThe sale is further subject to confir-open forinupection and plaintiff Commonly known as 4937 EASTP.C.. 15W030 NORTH FRONTAG 09-2222-t1993.THE JUDICIALTION One South Wacker Drive,ww.tjsc.com for a 7 day status re-is subject to general real estate tax-matron by fhe court, Upon paymentmakes no representation as to the RIVER ROAD, UNIT 3B,ROAD, SUITE 100, BURR RIDGE,SALES CORPORATION One24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650port of pending sales. CODILIS &es, special assessments, or specialin full of the amount bid, the pur-condition of the property. Proopec- NORRIDGE, IL 60706 IL 60527, (630) 794-9876. PleaseSouth Wacker Dnve, 24th Floor,(312( 236-SALE You can also visitASSOCIATES, P.C. 15W030taxes levied against said real estatechaser will receive a Certificate offivebiddersareadmonished to The mortgaged reel estate is im-refer fo file number 14-10-29776.Chicago, IL 60606-4650 (312( 236-The Judicial Sales Corporation at wNORTH FRONTAGE ROAD,and io oifered for sale without anySale that will entitle the purchasercheck the court file to verify all intor- proved with a condominium resi-THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA-SALEYos can also visit The Judi-ww.tac.com for u 7 day Status re-SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE, IL 60527representationastoqualityorto a deed to the real estate aftermation. If this property is a condo- dance. The purchaser of the unitTION One Soath Wacker Drive,cial Sales Corporation at www.tsc.cpoll of pending sales. CODILIS &(630( 794-5300 Attorney File No.quanhty of title and without recourseconfirmation of the sale, The prop-minium unit, the purchaser of the other than a mortgagee shall pay24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650orn for a 7 day status report ofASSOCIATES, P.C. 15W03014-11-24487 Attorney AROC No.to Plaintiff and in AS 1S condition.erfy will NOT be open for inspectionunit at 111e foreclosure sale, other the assessments and the legal fees(312( 236-SALE You can also visitpending sales. HAUSELMAN,NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD,00468002 Attorney Code. 21762The sale is further subject to confir-and plaintiff makes no representa-than a mortgagee, shall pay the so- required by subdivisions )g(1) andThe Judicial Sales Corporation at wRAPPIR & OLSWANG. LTD. 39SUITE 106 BURR RIDGE, IL 60527Case Number:f2 CH 023459mation by the court, Upon paymenttion au to the condition of the prop-seusments and the legal tees re- (g)(4) of Section 9 of the Condomin-ww.tjac.com for a 7 day status re-South LaSalle Street -Suite f105(630) 794-5300 Attomey File No.TJSC#: 33-12396 NOTE: Pursuantin full of the amount bid, the pur-ely. Prospective bidders are ad-quired by The Condominium Prop- ium Property ActSale terms: 25%port of pending sales. CODILIS &CHICAGO, IL 60603 (312( 372-14-10-01709 Attorney ARDC No.to the Fair Debt Collection Practiceschaser will receive a Certificate ofmoniuhed to check the court file Iocity Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g((1( and down by certified funds, balanceASSOCIATES, P.C. 15W0302020 Attorney File No. 09-2222-00468002 Attorney Code. 21762Act, you are advised that Plaintiff'sSale that will entitle the purchaserverify all information, If this property(g)(4(. If this property is a condo- within 24 hours, by certified funds.NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD,11993 Attorney Code, 4452 CaseCase NumberTO CH 003809attomey is deemed to be a debt col-to a deed to the real estate afterio a condominium unit, the purchas-minium und which is part of a corn- No refunds. The property will NOTSUITE 100 BURR RIDGE, IL 60527Number: 10 CH 33086 TJSC#' 33-TJSC#: 33-13339 NOTE: Pursuantlector attempting fo collect a debtconfirmation of the sale. The prop-er of the unit at the foreclosure sale,mon interest community, the pur.-- be open for inspection.Upon pay-(630( 794-5300 Attorney File No.13842 NOTE: Pursuant to the Fairto the Fair Debt Collection Practicesand any information obtained will beerty will NOT be open for inspectionother than u mortgagee, shall paychaser of the unit at the foreclosure ment in full ot the amount bid, the14-10-29776 Attorney ARDC No.Debt Collection Prachces Act, youAct, you are advised that Plaint if'sused for that purpose. and plaintiff makea no representa-the assessments and the legal feessale ofher than a mortgagee shall purchaser will receive a Certificate00468002 Attorney Code. 21762are advised that Plaintiff's attomeyattorney is deemed to be a debt col-1544410 hon as Io the condition of the prop-requiredby TheCondominiumpay the assessments required by of Sale which will entitle the pur-Case NumberIO CH 037573is deemed to be a debt collector at-lector attempting to collect a debt7/4, 7/11, 7/18/13 #596239 erty. Prospective bidders are ad-Properly Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g((1)The Condominium PropertyAct, TJSC#: 33-15355 NOTE: Pursuanttempting to collet a debt and anyand any information obtained will be monished to check the court file toand )g4). If this property is a con-765 ILCS 605/18.5(g-1(. IF YOU chaser to a Deed to the premises SKOKIE after confirmation of the sale. to the Fair Debt Collection Practicesinformation obtained will be used forused for that purpose. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFverify all information. If this propertydominium unit which ispart of aARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME- For information: Visit our website atAct, you are advised that Plaintiffstose. 1545365 is a condominium unit, the purchas-common interesl community, theOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT attorney is deemed to be a debt col- 7111,7118,7l25113 #598816 COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS er of the und at the foreclosure sale,purchaser of the unit at the forets-TO REMAININPOSSESSION http:I/service.atly-pierce.coni. Be- COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHAN- tween 3 p m and 5 p.m. only.lector attempting to collect a debt7/11, 7(18, 7/25/13 #598826 other than a mortgagee, shall paysure sale other than a mortgageeFOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF CERY DIVISION the assessments and the legal facashall pay the assessments requiredAN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN Pierce & Associates, Plaintiffu At-and any information obtained will be JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, NA- used for that purpose SKOKIE required byTheCondominiumby The Condominium Property Act,ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION torneys,t North Dearborn Street, SKOKIE TIONAL ASSOCIATION 1547185 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFINTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g)(1(765 ILCS'605118.5jg-1). IF YOU15-1701(C)OF THEILLINOIS Chicago,Illinois60602.Tel.No. Plaintiff, (3t2) 476-5500 Refer to File Num-7/11,7118,7/25/13 #598881 COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN- and (g()4). If this property is a con-ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME-MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE vs. dorninium unit which is part of aOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHTLAW. For information, examine the ber 1205009 TV DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYTV DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYJOSEPH LEE AKA JOSEPH T. INTERCOUNT JUDICIAL SALES DIVISION DIVISION JPMORGAN CHASE common interest community, theTO REMAIN INPOSSESSIONcourt file or contact Plaintiff's attor- BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONLEE; 5220 OAKTON purchaser of the unit at the forado-FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF CODtLIS & ASSOCIATES, CORPORATION CITIMORTGAGE, INC. SUCCES- CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION; nay: SellingOfficer, (312) 444-1 f22SKOKIE SOR BY MERGER TO ABN AMADPlaintiff, sure sale other than a mortgageeAN ORDER OF POSSESSION, INP.C., 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE UNKNOWN OWNERS AND shall pay the assessments requiredACCORDANCE WITh SECTIONROAD, SUITE 100, BURR RIDGE, 1541710 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFMORTGAGE GROUP. INC. NON RECORD CLAIMANTS, Plaintiff, KATHLEEN SUMALPONG, by The Condominium Property Act,15-1701(C) OF THEILLINOISIL 60527, (630) 794-9876. Please 6/27, 7/4, 71 1/13 #590036 COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN- Defendants, TV DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY CHARLITO SUMALPONG, 755 ILCS 605/18.5(g-1). IF YOUMORTGAGE FORECLOSURErefer totile number 14-10-41698. 12 CH 14737 DIVISION BEATA BECLEA AIX/A BEATA B.SKOKIE CENTER CONDOMINIUM ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME-LAW.For information:VisitourTHE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA- PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given website at seivice,atty-pierce.com.TION One South Wacker Drive. NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE, LLC, BECELA, ANDREW BECELA,ASSOCIATION, UNKNOWN OWN-that pursuant to a Judgment ofOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN INPOSSESSIONbetween the hours of 3 and 5 pm.24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 SKOKIE Plaintiff, PRAIRIE STEEL CONSTRUC-ERS AND NONRECORD CLAIM-Foreclosure entered in the above INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF TION, INC., THE METROPOLITANANTS FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OFPIERCE & ASSOCIATES, Plaintiff's(312) 236-SALE You can also visit Defendants entitledcause onFebruary 22,AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, INAttomeys, One NorthDearbornThe Judicial Sales Corporation at w COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-ADELAIDA SILVA, NICOMEDES C.OF SKOKIE CONDOMINIUM AS- 2013,InlercountyJudicialSales TV DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYSILVA. BANK OF AMERICA, N.A.SOC IATION 12 CM 023459 ACCORDANCE WITh SECTIONStreet Sude 1300, CHICAGO, ILww.ftsc.com for a 7 day statuu re- Corporation will on Friday,' August ILLINOIS60602. Tel No. (3121 476-5500.port of pending sales. CODILIS & DIVISION JPMORGAN CHASEAS SUCCESSOR TO LASALLEDefendants 5215 GALITZ STREET UNIT #3D9, 2013, aI the hour of ti am, in15-1701(01OF ThE BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONBANK MIDWEST N.A., UN-10 CH 003809 SKOKIE, IL 60077 MORTGAGE FORECLOSUREPlease refer fo file numberASSOCIATES, P.C. 15W030 their office at 120 West MadisonLAW. For information, contactPAl 1 18704. THE JUDICIAL SALESNORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, Plaintiff, KNOWN OWNER AND NON-4953 OAKTON STREET UNITNOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-Street, Suite 718A, Chicago, Illinois, #303 SKOKIE, IL 60077 TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur- Plaintiff's JOHNSON,CORPORATION One SostaSUITE 100 BURR RIDGE, IL 60527 RECORD CLAIMANTS sell to the highest bidder for cash, attorney: Defendants NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-suant to a Judgment of Foreclosure BLUMBERG & ASSOCIATES, LLC,Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago,(630) 794-5300 Attorney File No. BYUNG KWAN KIM NEJA BYUNG the following described property: K. KIM, UNKNOWN OWNERS10 CH 33086 TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-and Sale enteredinthe above 230 W. Monroe Street, Sude Nl 125,IL 60606-4650 )312( 236-SALE '/ba14-10-41698 Attorney ARDC No, P IN. 10-2f-330-035-1012. Chicago, IL 60606, (312(541-9710.can also visit The Judicial Sales00468002 Attorney Code. 21762 ANO NONRECORD CLAIMANTS 8309 N. HAMLIN Skokie, IL 60076 suant to a Judgment of Forecicourecause on May 9, 2013, an agent fOcCommonly known as 5220 Defendants NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-and Sale enteredinthe aboveThe Judicial Sales Corporation, will Please refer to hIe number 12-4471.Corporation at www.tjac.com for a 7Case Number: 11 CH 003932 OAKTON STREET UNIT 206, 10 CH 037573 TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-cause on May 21. 2013, an agentat 10:30 AM on August 12, 2013, at THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA-day status report of pending sales.TJSC#: 33-12625 NOTE: Pursuant SKOKIE. IL 60077. TION One South Wacker Drive, to 5ie Fair Debt Collection Practices 5233 W. JARVIS AVENUEsuant In a Judgment of Foreclosurefor The Judicial Sales Corporation,the The Judicial Sales Corporation,The mortgaged real estate is im- PIERCE & ASSOCIATES One SKOKIE, IL 60077 and Sale enteredinthe abovewillat10:30 AM on August 23,One South Wacker Dnve -24th 24th Ader, Chicago, IL 60606-4650North Dearborn Street Suife t300Act you are advised that Plaintiff's proved with a condominium reni-(312) 236-SALE You can also visitCHICAGO,IL 60602 (3t2( 476-attorney is deemed to be a debt col- NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-cause on May 2t, 20t3, an agent2013, aI the The Judicial Sales Cor-Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606, sell atdence. The purchaser of the unit TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-for The Judicial Sales Corporation,poration, One South Wacker Dnve -public auction to the highest bidder, The Judicial Sales Corporation at w5500 Attorney File No. PAt I i 8704lector aeempting Io collect a debt other than a mortgagee shall payww.tjsc.com for a 7 day status re-Attomey Code. 91220 Case Num-and any information obfained will be suant to a Judgment of Foreclosurewilt at 10:30 AM on August 23.24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606,as set forth below, the following de-the assessments und the Ieoal fees in Port of pending sales. JOHNSON,ber:11 CH 34137 TJSC#' 33-used for that purpose and Sale entered the above2013, at the The Judicial Sales Cor-sell st public auction to the highestacribad real estate:Commonlyrequired by subdivisiona g(11( and i 0716 1544398 cause on February 26, 2013, anpotahon, One South Wacker Drive -bidder, au sel forth below, the fol-known as 5215 GALITZ STREET(g)(4) of Section 9 of the Condomin-BLUMBSRG & ASSOCIATES, LLC agent for The Judicial Sales Corpo-341ffFloor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606,lowing described real estate: Corn-UNIT #3D, SKOKIE, IL 60077 Pro 230 W. Monroe Street, Suife #11251544523 7/4,7/11,7/18/13 #596229 ium Property ActSale lerma: 25% monly known as 4953 OAKTONarty Indes No. 10-28-fil-04 - Chicago, IL 60606 (312) 54f-9710714,7/11,7/18/13 #596270 ration, will at 10:30 AM on August 1,sell at public auction tu the highest down by certifiedfunds, balance 2013, at the The Judicial Sales Cor-bidder, as set forth below, the fol-STREET UNIT #303, SKOKIE, IL1013/1033. The real estate io im- Attorney File No. 12-4471 ABorne within 24 hours, by certified funds, POration, One South Wacker Deve -lowing described real estate: Com-60077 Properly Index No. 10-28-proved witha condo/townhouse. Code. Case Number: 12 CH 4296 No refundsThe property will NOTTJSC#: 33-1 3390 NOTE: Pursuant 4th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606.monly known as 8309 N HAMLIN,201-034-t003, Property Index No.Sale terms: 25% down of the high-be open for inspectas. Upon pay- SKOKIE sell at public auction to the highestSkokie,IL 60076 Property Index10-28-201-034-1091. The real es-est bid by certified funds althe to the Fair Debt Collection PracticesIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ment in full of the amount bid, theAct, you are advised that Plaintiff's bidder. as nef forth below, the fol-No. 10-23-304-045-0000. The realtate is improved with aclose of the sale payable to The Ju-purchaser will receive a Certificate COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN- lowing descnbed realestatein improved with a singlecondo/tnwnhouae. Sale terms: 25%dicial Sales Corporation. No third attorney is deemed to be a debt col-TV DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY of Sale which will entitle the pur-lector attempting to collect u debt estate:Commonly knawn as 5233familyresidence.The judgmentdown of the highest bid by certifiedparty checks will be accepted. Thechaser to a Deed lo the premises DIVISION W. JARVIS AVENUE, SKOKIE, ILamount was$419,878.45. Salefunds at the close of the sale paya-balance, including the Judicial sale and any information obtained will beJPMORGAN CHASE BANK, NA- after confirmation of the sale. used tor that purpose. SAY IT IN 60077 Property Indeo No.tO-28-terms' 25% down of the highest bidtile to The Judicial Sales Corpora-fee forAbandonedResidentialFor information, Visit our website at TIONAL ASSOCIATION AS SUC- 3f4-0t4. The realestateisim-by certified funds at the close of thetion. No third party checks will beProperty Municipality Relief Fund, 1544971 CESSOR BY MERGER to CHASE hup://sernice.atty-pierce.com. Be- single familyresi-sale payable to The Judicial Salesaccepted. The balance, includinwhich iocalculated on residential 7/4,7/11,7/18/13 #596283 HOME FINANCE, LLC proved with a tresen 3 p.m. and 5 p.m.only. Corporation No third party checksthe Judicial sale fee for Abandonereal estafe at the rate of $1 for each Plaintiff, dence Sale ternis. 25% down nl Pierce & Associates, Plaintiff's At- the highest bid by certified funds atwill be accepted. The balance, in-Residential PropertyManicipalify$1,000 or fraction thereofof the THE tomeys, 1 North Dearborn Street, the close of the sale payable fo Thecs/ding the Judicial Relief Fund, which is calculated onamount paid by the purchaser not TI-IEODOROS TSAKLIDIS VICKY sale fee for Chicago,Illinois60602.TeI.No. Judicial Sales Corporation. No thirdAbandoned ResidenhalPropertyresidential real estafe at the rafe ofto eaceed $300, in certified funds/or(312) 476-5500. Refer to File Num-SKOKIE ZISIADIS, 5220 DAXTON ÔONDO- MINIUM party checks will be accepted. TheMunicipality Relief Fund, which is$1 for each $1 000 or fraction there-wire transfer, is due within twenty-ber 1129200. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ASSOCIATION, UN- AND balance, including the Judicial salecalculated on residential real estateof of the amount paid by the par-four (24( hours. No fee shall be paidINTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALESCOOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-KNOWN OWNERS feeforAbandoned Residentialat the rate of $1 for each $1,000 orchaser not Io exceed $300, in certi-by the mortgagee acquinng the res-CORPORATION TV DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYNONRECORO CLAIMANTS (LASSIFIEDS, tied funds/or wire transfer,is dueidential real estate pursuant to its DIVISION Defendants Property Municipality Relief Fund,fraction thereof of the amount paid Selling Officer, (312) 444-1 t22 which iscalculated on residentialby the purchaser notto exceedwithin twenty-tour (24) hours Nocredit bid at the sale or by any PNC BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIA-11 CH 003932 1545248 incertifìedfunds/or fee shall be paid by the mortgageemorlgagee, ludqrnenl creditor,or TION real estafe at the rate of $1 for each$300, wire 7/4,7/11,338/13 #596298 5220 OAKTON STREET UNIT $t.000 or fraction thereofof thetransfer, is due within twenty-touracquinnq the residential real estateother lienor acquiring the residential Plaintiff, #309 SKOKIE, IL 60077 amount paid by the purchaser not(24( hours, No fee shall be paid bypursuant to ita credit bid at the salereal estate whose nghta in and to NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO- CALL . to exceed $300.in certified funds/orthe mortgagee acquiring the resi-or by any mortgagee. judgmentthe residential real estate arose pri-SKOKIE WLADYSLAW PARA, JAN PARATICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur- wire transfer, is due within twenty-dential real eatale pursuant toitscreditor, or other lienor acquinngor to the sale. The subject properlyINTHE CIRCUIT COURT OFAKA JAN P PARA, 600UMILAsuant to a Judgment of Foreclosure four (24) hours. No fee shall be paidcredit bid at the sale or by anythe residentialrealestate whoseis sublet to general real estate tao-COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-PARA und Sale enteredn the above by the mortgagee acquiring the res-mortgagee, judgment creditor,ornghts in and to the residential reales, special assessments, or specialTV DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYDefendants cause on May 10, 2013, an agent 847-998-3400 idential real estate pursuant to itsother lienor acquiring the residentialestate arose prior to the sale. Thetaxes levied against said real estateDIVISION GREEN TREE SERVIO-11 CH34137 for The Judicial Sales Corporation, credit bidst the sale or by anyreal estate whose nghts in and Iosubject property is subject to gener-and is offered for sale without anyING LLC, 4844 HULL STREET SKDKIE, ILwillat 10:30 AM on August 12, mortgagee, Iud9ment creditor,orthe residential real estate arose pri-al real estate taxes, special assess-representation astoqualityorPlaintiff, 60077 2013, at the The Judicial Sales Cor- other lienor acquinnthe residentialor to the sale. The subled propertyments,orspecialtasesleviedquantity of title and without recourse NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-porahon, One South Wacker Drive - real estate whose rights in and toio subject Io general real estate tas-against said real estate and is of-to Plaintiff and in "As lS condition.HANINISSAN, 4922 W. KIRKTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606, To PLACE the residential real estate arose po-es, special assessments, or specialfered for sale without any represen-The sale s further subject to conf ir-CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION suant to a Judgment of Foreclosuresell at public auclion Io the highest or to the sale. The sublet propertytanes levied against said real estatetation as to quality or quantity of liftemation by the court. Upon paymentDefendants and Sale enteredinthe abovebidder, as set forth below, the fol- is subject fo general real estate tax-and is offered for sale without anyand without recourse to Plaintiff andio full of the amount bid, the pur-12 CH 42969 cause os April 29, 2013, an agentlowing described real es, special assessments, or specialrepresentationastoqualityorin AS lS condition. The sale io fur-chaser will receive a Certificate of4922 KIRK ST. UNIT 201 Skokie, ILfor The Judicial Sales Corporation,estate:Commonlv known as 5220 tases levied against said real estatequantity of title and without recoursether subecI to confirmation by theSale that will entitle the purchaser60077 will at 10:30 AM on July 31, 2013,OAKTON STREET UNIT#309, YOUR AD and is offereif for sale without anyto Plaintiff and in AS 1S conditioncourt, Upon payment in full of theto a deed to the real estate aherNOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-at the The Judicial Sales Corpora-SKOKIE, IL 60077 Property Indes representationastoqualityorThe sale io further sublet IO conf ir-amount bid, the purchaser will re-confirmation of the sale The prop.TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-tion, One South Wacker Dnve-No. 10-21-330-035-1026. The real quantity of title and without recoursematins by the court Upon paymentceive a Certìficate of Sale that willarty will NOT be open for inspectionsuant to a Judgment of Foreclosure24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606,estate is improved with a fo Plaintiff and in AS IS condìfion.infull of the amount bid, the pur-entitle the purchaser to a deed toand plaintiff makes no representa-and Sale enteredinthe abovesell al public auction to the hiqhestcondo/townhouse, Sale terms: 25% 12 Pioneer Press (DC) Thursday, July 11, 2013 Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est. SKOKIE SKOKIE SKOKIE SKOKIE 5KOKIE ceusfal bid amount. The balance ofrepresentationau toqualityormoniuhed to check the court file to INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OFINTHE CIRCUIT COURT OFIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFthe successful bidshall be paidquantity of lilIe and without recourseverify all information. If this property COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS within 24 hours, by similar funds. tu Plaintiff and in AS IS" condition.is a condominium unir, the purchas- TV DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYCOUNTY DEPARTMENT, CHAN-For infurmalios call Mr. Francis L.The sale is further subledt to conf ir-er of the unit at the foreclosure axle. DIVISION DIVISION JPMORGAN CHASEDIVISION NATIONSTAR MORT-DIVISION CERY DIVISION Keldem,ana atHolland & Knightmation by the court. Upon paymentothei than a mortgagee, shall pay JPMORGAN CHASE BANK. NA-BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONGAGE LLC OCWEN LOAN SERVICING, LLC JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, NA-LLP, 131 South Dearborn Street.in full of the amount bid, the pur-the assessments and the legal fees TIONAL ASSOCIATION Plaintiff, Plaintiff, Plaintiff, TIONAL ASSOCIATION, Chicago, Illinois 60603. (312) 263-chaser will receive a Certificate ofrequired byTheCondominium Plaintiff, Plaintiff 3600. Sale that will entitle the purchaserProperty Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g)(1) DONALD GABRAIL A/K/A DON-AÑNA MORRISON, MORTGAGECÑONG S. CI-IO, HAN CRO, OPTI-V. INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALESto u deed to the real estale afterand (g4(. If this property is a con- WINSTON WILLIAMS,ALD Y. GABRAIL, AWEKALELECTRONIC REGISTRATIONMA OLD ORCHARD WOODS ELMSTEVEN C. PINSLER; MADISONCORPORATION confirmation of the sale. The prop-dorninium unit which is part of a JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, NA,GABRAIL, JPMORGAN CHASESYSTEMS,INC., AS NOMINEECONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION,PLACE CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIA-Selling Officer, (312)444-1122 erly will NOT be open tor inspectioncommon intereul community, the UNKNOWN OWNERS ANDBANK, N.A.S/I/I TO WASHING-FOR RESIDENTIAL LOAN CEN-OPTIMA OLD ORCHARD WOODSlION, 1543751 and plaintiff makes no representa-purchaser ut the unit at the toreclo- NONRECORD CLAIMANTSDe-TON MUTUAL BANK TERS OF AMERICA, PALMCOMMUNITY ASSOCIATION Defendants 6/27, 7/4. 7/11/13 #590336 lion as to the condition of the prop-sure axle other Ihan a mortgagee fendanls Defendants SQUARE CONDOMINIUM ASSO-Defendants 1 1 CH 5581 erty.Prospective bidders are ad-shall pay the assessments required 11 CH 014180 12 CH 20245 ClATI ON 12 CH 001 389 Property Address: 5105 WESTSKOKIE momshed to check the court tile toby The Condominuim Property Act, 9129 LAWLER AVENUE SKOKIE,5238 DAVIS STREET SKOKIE, ILDefendants 9715 WOODS UNIT #1101MADISON STREETUNIT610IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFverify all information. lt this property705 ILCS 605/18.5(0-t).IF YOU IL 60077 60077 11 CH 15324 51(0KW, IL 60077 SKOKIE, IL 60077 COOK COUNTr', ILLINOIS is a condominium unit, the purchas-ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME- NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-8161 NILES CENTER ROAD 3ANOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-NOTICE OF FORECLOSURECOUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHAN-er of the unir at the foreclòsure axle,OWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-SKOKIE, IL 60077 TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-SALE - CONDOMINIUM CERY DIVISION other than a mortgaqee, shall payTO REMAININPOSSESSION suant Io a Judgment of Foreclosuresuant to a Judgment of ForeclosureNOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-suant to a Judgment of ForeclosureFisher and Shápiru file if 10-049067HSBC BANK USA, NATIONAL AS-the assessments anifthe legal feeuFOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF and Sale enteredinthe aboveand Sale enteredinthe aboveTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-and Sale enteredinthe above(lt is advised that interested partiesSOCIATION, AS required byThe CondominiumAN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN cause on May 10, 2013, an agentcause on February 27, 2013, ansuant to a Judgment of Foreclosurecause on December 6, 2012, anconsult with their TRUSTEE FOR NAC MORT-Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g((1)ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION for The Judicial Sales Corporafion,agent for The Judicial Sales Co and Sale enteredinthe aboveagent for The Judicial Sales Corpo-own attorneys before bidding atGAGE PASS-ThROUGH and (g((4(. lt this property is a con-15-1701(01OF THE ILLINOIS willal10:30 AM on August 12,ralion, will at 10:30 AM on July cause on ApnI 25, 2013, an agentration, will at 10:30 AM un Auguotmortgage foreclosure axles) CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2007-1 dominium unir which is part of aMORTGAGE FORECLOSURE 2013, at Ihe The Judicial Sales Cor-2013, at the The Judicial Sales Cor-for The Judicial Sales Corporafion,15, 2013, at the The Judicial SalesPUBLIC NOTICE is hereby givenPlaintiff, common interest community, theLAW. For information, exarnine the poralion, One South Wacker Drive -poration, One South Wacker Drive -will st 10:30 AM on July 29, 2013,Corporation, One South Wackerthatpursuant foa Judgment ofvu. purchaser of Ihe unit at the foreclo-court file or contact Plaintiff's attor- P4fh Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606,b4th Floor, CHICAGO. IL, 60606,at the The Judicial Sales Corpora-Drive - 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL,Foreclosure entered on May9,DAVIDI. MICHAEL; UNKNOWNsure axle other than a mortgageeney:CODILIS & ASSOCIATES, sell at public auction to the highestsell at public auction to the highesttion, One South Wacker Drive-60606, nell at public auction to the2013, Kalten Realty Services, Inc.,OWNERS AND NON- uhall pay the assessments requiredP.C., 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE bidder, as set forth below, the fol-bidder. su set forth below, the f 01-24th Floor, CHICAGO. IL, 60606,highest bidder, au set forth below,as Selling Official will at 12:30 p.m.RECORD CLAIMANTS by The Condominium Properly Act,ROAD, SUITE 100, BURR RIDGE, lowing described real estafe: Corn-lowing described real estate: Corn-sell at public auction Io the highestthe following described real estate:on August 12, 2013, at 205 W. Ran-Defendants, 7Q5 ILCS 605/18.5(0-l). IF YOUIL 60527, )630( 794-9876. PIeuse rnanly known as 9129 LAWLERmonly knownas5238 DAVISbidder, au aol forth below, the fol-Commonly known au 9715 WOODSdolph Street, Suite 1020, Chicago,11 CH 15616 ARE ThE MORTGAGOR (HOME-refer totile number 14-10-27395. AVENUE, SKOKIE, IL 60077 Prop-STREET, SKOKIE, IL 60077 Prop-lowing deucribed real estate: Corn-UNIT 81101, SKOKIE, IL 60077Illinois, sell at public auction to theNOTICE OF SALE OWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHTTHE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA- erly Index No. 10-16-404-031. Thearty Indea No. 10-16-307-019-0000.monly known au 8161 NILES CEN-Property Indes No. 10-09-304-035-highest bidder for cash, as set forthPUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY 01V-TO REMAININ POSSESSIONTION One South Wacker Drive, real estate is improved with a singleThe real estate iv improved with aTER ROAD 3A, SKOKIE, IL 600771079, Property Index No. 10-09-below, the following deacribed realEN that pursuant to a Judgment ofFOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 family residence. Sale leims: 25%one story single family home. SaleProperty Index No. 10-21-406-038-304-035-1167, Property Index No.properly: Foreclosure and Sale entered in theAN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN(312( 236-SALE You can also visit down of Ihe highest bid by certifiedterrnu: 25% down of the highest bid100g. The real estate is improved10-09-304-035-1 168. The real ex-Commonly known au 5105 Westabove entitled cause on JanuaryACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONThe Judicial Sales Cnrporation at w tands al the close of the sale paya-by certified tundu at the close of thewith a bnck 4 or more und; no ga-tate is impruved with sMadison Streel, Unit 610, Skokie, IL17, 2013 Intercounly Judicial Sales15-1701(C)OF ThE- ILLINOISww.tjuc.csm fur a 7 day status re- ble to The Judicial Sales Corpora-sale payable Io The Judicial Saleurage. Sale terms: 25% down ut thecondo/townhouse. Sale terms: 25%60077 Permanent Index No.: 10-Corporation will on Monday, JulyMORTGAGE FORECLOSUREport of pending sales, CODILIS & lion. No Ihird party checks will beCorporation. No third party checkshighest bid by certified fundu at thedown of the highest bid by certified21 -405-077-1 1 1 5(underlying10-29, 2013 at the hour nf ti am. inLAW.For informahon:VisìtourASSOCIATES, PC. i5WO30 accepted. The balance, includingwill be accepted. The balance, in-close of the axle payable to The Ja-funds at the close of the axle paya-21-405-001) their office at 120 West Madisonwebsife at aervica.atly-pierce.com.NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, Ihe Judicial sale fee for Abandonedclading theJudicialsale fee fordicial Sales Corporahon. No thirdble to The Judicial Sales Corpora-The mortgaged real estate is im-Street, Suite 718A, Chicago, Illinois,between the hours of 3 and 5 pm.SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE, IL 60527 ResidentialPropertyMunicipalityAbandoned ResidentialPropertyparty checku will be accepted. Thefinn. No third party checks will beproved with a dwelling. The proper-sell at public auction to tEe highentPIERCE & ASSOCIATES, Plaintiff's(630) 794-5300 Allomey File No. Relief Fund, which is calculated onMunicipality Relief Fund, which isbalance, including the Judicial axleaccepted. The balance, includinfy will NOT be open for inspection.bidder for cash, as set forth below,Attorneys,One North Dearborn14-10-27395 Attorney ARDC No. residential real estate at the rate ofcalculated on residential real estatefeeforAbandoned Residentialthe Judicial axle fee for AbandoneThe purchaser ofthe unir olher thanthe following deucribed mortgagedStreet Suite 1300, CHICAGO, IL00468002 Attorney Code. 21762 $1 for each $1 000 or fraction there-al the rate ut $t for each $1,000 orProperty Municipality Reliel Fund,ResidentialPropertyMunicipalitya mortgagee shall pay the assess-real estate: 60602.TelNo.(312) 476-5500.CaseNumber:12 CH 044376 of of the amount paid by the pur-fraction thereof of the amount paidwhich iscalculated on residentialRelief Fund, which u calculated onmentu and the legal fees requiredPIN. 10-28-218-020-0000 Please refer to file numberTJSC#: 33-11465 NOTE: Pursuant chaser not to exceed $300, in certi-by the purchaser not to exceedreal estate at the rate of $1 for eachresidential real estate at the rafe of0i 765 ILCS 605I9g)(l) and )ju)4).Commonly known au 4832 MultordPA0907725. TI-IF JUDICIAL SALESto the Fair Debt Collection Practices fied funds/or wire transfer, is due$300, incertrfìedfunds/orwire$1,000 or fraction thereof of the$1 for each $1 000 or fraction there-tEe tudgment amount wasStreet, Skokie, Illinois 60077. CORPORATION One SouthAct, you are advised that Plaintiffs within twenty-four (24) hours. Notransfer,is due within twenty-touramount paid by the purchaser notof of the amount paid by the par-$335,411.12.Sale terms for non-The mortgaged real estate is im-Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago,attorney is deemed to be a debt col- tea shall be paid by the mortgagee(24) hours. No fee shall be paid byto dxceed $300, in certified funds/orchaser not to euceed $300, in certi-parties: 10% of aucceaxtul bid im-proved with a single familyresi-IL 60606-4650 (312) 236-SALE '(oulector attempting In collect a debl acquinng the residential real estatethe mortgagee acquinng the resi-wire transfer, is due within twenty-hed funds/or wire transfer,is duemediately at conclusion of auction,dence. If the subjecl mortgaged realcan also niait The Judicial Salesand any information obtained will be pursuant to ite credit bid at the saledenfial real estafe pursuant toitstour (24) hours. No fee shall be paidwithin twenty-tour (24) hours. Nobalance by 12:30 p.m. the nextestate is a unit of a common inter-Corporation at www.ljac.com for a 7used for that purpuse. orby any mortgagee, judgmentcredit bid at the saIe or by anyby the mortgagee acquiring the res-fee shall be paidby the mortgageebusiness day, bothby cashier'sest community, the purchaser of theday status report of pending axles.1543010 creditor, or otfter lienor acquiringmortgagee, Isdqment creditor,oridential real estate purusant to itsacquinng the residential real enlatechecks; and no refunds,The axleunit other than a mortgagee shallPIERCE & ASSOCIATES One6/27, 7/4, 7/1 1/13 #590262 the residential ' real estate whoseother lienur acquinng the residentialcredit bid at the axle or by anypursuant to ita credit bid at the valeshall be uubject lo general real eu-pay the assessments required byNorth Dearborn Streel Sude 1300 righto in and Io the residential realreal estate whose nghln in and tomortgagee, judgment creditor,oror by any mortgagee,ludgrnenttate luueu. upecial taxes, specialsubsection (g-l) of Section 18.5 ofCHICAGO, IL60602 (3121 476- enlate arose prior Io the sale. Thethe residential real enlate arose pri-other honor acquinng the residentialcreditor, or other lienor acquiringassessments, special taxes levied,the condominium Property Ad 5500 Attorney File No. PA0907725 subject property is subject Io goner-or to the sale. The uubect propertyreal estate whose nghts in and tothe residentialreal estate whoseand superiorliens,ifany. TheSale loess: 10% down by certifiedAttorney Code. 91220 Case Num- al real estate tases, special assess-is subject to general real estate tax-the residential real estate arose pri-rights in and to the residential realproperty is offered "au is,with nofunds, balance, by certified funds,ber: 10 CH 16478 TJSC#: 33-9866 monts,orupecialtasesleviedea, special assessments, or specialor to the sale. The subject properlyestate arose prior fo the sale. Theexpress or implied warranties andwithin 24 hours.No refunds. The1543094 against said real estate and is of-taxes levied against seid real estateix uublect to general real estate tau-subject property is subject to goner-without any representation as to theproperty will NOT be open tor in-6f27, 7/4, 7)11/13 #590283 fered for sale without any represen-and is offered for sete without anyes, special assessments, or specialal real enlate taseS, upecial assess-quality of title or recourse to Plain-spection talion as to quality or quantity of fillerepresentationastoqualityortases levied against said real estatemonts, orupecialtaxesleviedtiff. Prospective bidders are ad-For informationcallMr. AnthonySKOKIE and without recourse to Plainliff andquantity of title and without recourseand is uffered for axle without anyagainst seid real estate and is of-monished In review the court file IoPorto at Plaintiff's Attorney, Freed-IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF in "AS IS" condition. The sale is fur-to Plaintiff and in AS IS" condition.representationastoqualityorfered for aale without any represen-verityallinformation and to viewman Anselmo, Lindberg LLC, 1807COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN- lher subject to confirmation by theThe sale is further subject to conf ir-quantity of title und without recoursetalion an Io quality or quantity of titleauction rulen al www.kallenrs.com.West Diehl Road, Naperville, IllinoisTV DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY court. Upon payment in full of themalion by the court. Upon paymentto Plaintiff and in AS 1S condition.and without recourse fo Plaintiff andFor information: Sale Clerk, Fisher60563-1890 (866) 402-8661 ForDIVISION amount bid, the purchaser will re-intall of the amount bid, the pur-The axle is further subjecf to confir-in "AS lS condition. The axle is fur-and Shapiro, Attorney C42168,Bidding instructions visit www.fal-ilIiONEWEST.BANK, FSB ceive a Cerfiticale of Sale that willchaser will receive a Certificate ofmation by the court. Upon paymentther uubject to confirmation by the2121 Waukegan Road, Suife 301,noia.com 24 hours priorto axle.Plaintiff, enhtle the purchaser to a deed toSale that will entitle the purchaserinfall of the amount bid, the pur-court. Upon payment in full of theBannockbum, Illinois 60015, (847)Fi 1040325 the real estate after confirmation ofIo a deed Io the real estate afterchaser will receive a Certificate ofamount bid, the purchaser will re-498-9990, between 1 :00 p.m. andINTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALESVOLODIA TABOUTOV, PALM the sale. The properly will NOT beconfirmation of the sale The prop-Sale that will entitle the purchaserceive a Certificate of Sale that will3:00 p.m. weekdays only. CORPORATION SQUARE CONDOMINIUM open forinspection andplaintiffoily will NOT be open for inspectionlo a deed to the real estate afterentitle the purchaser to a deed lu1541824 SellinOfficer, (312)444-1122 Defendants makes no representation au to theand plaintiff makes no representa-confirmation of the sale. The prop-the real estate after confirmation of714,7111,7118/13 #596166 15437 12 CH 044376 condition01the property. Prospec-tion as to the condition of the prop-oily will NOT be open for inspectionthe axle. The property will NOT be 6/27, 7/4, 7111/13 #590330 8161 NILES CENTER ROAD UNIT tivebidders are admonished toerty.Prospective bidders are ad-and plaintiff makes no representa-open for inupechon and plaintiff #3C SKOKIE, IL 60077 check the court hIe lo verify all infor-monished fo check the court file tohon as to the condition of the prop-makes no representation as to the NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO- mafion. lt this property is a condo-verity all intormation. lt this propertyerty. Prospective bidders are ad-condition of lEe property. Pospec-SKOKIE SKOKIE TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur- minium unit, the purchaser of theis a condominium unit, the parchas-moinshed to check the court Ele totinebidders are admonished toIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFsuant to a Judgment of Foreclosure unit al the foreclosure sale, otherer of the unit at the foreclosure sai,verity all information. If this propertycheck the court tile fo verify all infor-COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-andSale entered inthe above than a mortgagee, shall pay the au-other than a mortgagee, shall payis a condominium unit, the parchas-marionIf thin property io a condo-COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHAN-TV DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYcause on April 26, 2013, an agent uesaments and the legal fees re-the assessments andthe legal teeser of the unit at the foreclosure axle,minium unit, the purchaser of theCERY DIVISION DIVISION for TIre Judicial Sales Corporatton, quired by The Condominium Prop-required by TheCondominiumother than a mortgagee, uhall payunit at the foreclosure sale, otherNORTH COMMUNITY BANK,JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, N.A. will at 10:30 AM on July 29, 2013, arty Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g)j1) andProperty Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g((l)the assessments andthe legal feesthan a mortgagee, shall pay the as-SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO Plaintiff, at the The Judicial Sales Corpors- Itthis property is a condo- (g)(4). and (q)(4). If this property is a con-required byThe Condominiumsessments and the legal fees re-EDENS BANK; lion, One Soxth Wacker Once- minium unit which is pail of a com-dominium unit which is part of aProperty Ad, 765 ILCS 605/9(g((1 jquired by The Condominium Prop-Plaintiff, S'ÉAD HABIBOVIC, AMRA24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606, mon interest community, the par-common interest community, theand (g)(4(. It this property is a con-oily Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g((1( andvs. HABIBOVIC sell at public auction to the highest chaser of the unit at the torecliurepurchaser of the unit at the foreclo-dominium unit which ispart of a(g)(4(.If thiu property is a condo-4641 W. MAIN CONDOMINIUM,Defendantu bidder, au set furth below, the fol- sale other than a mortgagee shallsure sale other than a mortgageecommon interest community, theminium unit which is part of a corn-LLC AN ILLINOIS lOCH 16478 lowing described real pay the assessments required byshall pay the assessments requiredpurchaser of the unit at the foreclo-mon intereut community, the pur-LIMITEDLIABILITY COMPANY;3850 HARVARD TERRACEestate-Commonly known as 8161 The Condominium PropertyAct,by The Condominium Property Act,sure axle other than a mortgageechaser nf the unit at the foreclosure4641 W. MAIN SKOKIE, IL 60076 NILES CENTER ROAD UNIT #3C, 765 ILCS 605/l8.5(g-l).IF YOU765 ILCS 605u18.5(g-l)IF YOUshall pay the assessments requiredaxle other than a mortgagee uhallCONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION;NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-SKOKIE, IL 60077 Properly Indes ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME-ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME-by The Condominium Property Act,pay the auseuumentu required byDONG KEE AHN; THOMAS TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-No. 10-21-406-038-1011, Proøerfy OWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHTOWNER). YOU HAVE THE RIGHT765 ILCS 605118.5(q-1).IF YOUThe CondominiumProperlyAct,FORNCROOK; PETER CAVOTO;suant Io a Judgment of Foreclosureindex No. (10-21-406-029 Underly- TO REMAIN IN POSSESSIONTO REMAININPOSSESSIONARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME-765 ILCS 605/18.5(q-1(. W YOUSUSAN CA VOTO; and Saie enteredinthe aboveing). The real estate ix improved FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OFFOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OFOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHTARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME-ELEANOR DIGRISTINA AND UN-cause on April 18, 2013, an agentwith a oinle family residence. Sale AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, INAN ORDER OF POSSESSION, INTO REMAIN IN POSSESSIONOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHTKNOWN OWNERS for The Judicial Sales Corporafion,termu: 25 k down of rho highest bid ACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONFOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OFTO REMAIN IN POSSESSIONAND NONRECORD CLAIMANTS; will al 10:30 AM on July 22, 2013,by certified funds at the close of the 15-1701(C)0E THE ILLINOIS15-1701(C)OF THE ILLINOISAN ORDER OF POSSESSION, INFOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OFDefendants, at lEe TEe Judicial Sales Corpora-axle payable Io The Judicial Sales MORTGAGE FORECLOSUREMORTGAGE FORECLOSUREACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONAN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN11 CH 40621 lion, One South Wacker Dnve -Corporation. No third parry checks LAW. For information, examine theLAW, Forìnformation:Visitour15-170t(C)OF THE ILLINOISACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONNOTICE OF SALE 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606,will be accepted. The balance, incourt tile or contact Plaintiff's attor-weburte at service.atty-pierce.com.MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE15-170t)C) OF THE ILLINOISPUBLIC NOTICE is hereby givensell at public auction to the highestcluding the Judicialaxle fee for non:CODILIS & ASSOCIATES,between the hours of 3 and 5 pm.LAW. For information:VisitourMORTGAGE FORECLOSURE1h51 pursuanl to a Judgmenl ofbidder, as net forth below, he toI-AbandonedResidential Property P.C., f5W030 NORTH FRONTAGEPIERCE & ASSOCIATES, Plaintiff'swebsite at service.atty-pierite.com.LAW. For information, examine theForeclosure entered in the abovelowing descnbed real estate: . Corn-Municipality Relief Fund, which is ROAD, SUITE loo, BURR RIDGE,Attorneys,OneNorth Dearbornbetween the bourn of 3 and 5 pm.court file or contact Plaintiffs attor-entitled cause on June 12, 2013,mon/ti known as 3850 HARVARDcalculated un residential real estate IL 60527, (630) 794-9876. PleaseStreet Suite 1300, CHICAGO, ILPIERCE & ASSOCIATES, Plaintiff'sney:CODILIS & ASSOCIATES,Intercounty Judicial Sales Corpora-TERRACE, SKOKIE, IL60076al the rate of $1 for each $1,000 or refer Io file number 14-1 t-12027.60602.TelNo.(3121 476-5500.Attomeyu,OneNorth DearbornP.C.. t5WO30 NORTH FRONTAGElion will on Monday, July 29, 2013,Property Index No. 10-26-111-030-traction thereof of the amount paid THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA-Please refer totile numberStreet Suite 1300, CHICAGO, ILROAD, SUITE 100, BURR RIDGE,at the hour of 1 I am. in their office0000. The real estate is improvedby the purchaser not to exceed TION One South Wacker Drive,PAl209928. THE JUDICIAL SALES60602TelNo.(312) 476-5500IL 60527, (630) 794-9876. Plesueat 120 Went Madison Street, Suitewith a orange brick two story single$300, incertifiedfunds/orwire 24th Floor, Chicago. IL 60606-4650CORPORATION One SouthPlease refer fo tile numberrefer to file number 14-11-28717.718A, Chicago, Illinois, sell tu thetamily home; two car detached na-transfer,is due withtn twenty-four 3t2( 236-SALE You can also visitWacker Dnve, 24th Floor, Chicago,PAt 106281 . THE JUDICIAL SALESTHE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA-highest bidder for cash, the follow-rage. Sale terms: 25% down of (be(24) hoary. No fee shall be paid by The Judicial Sales Corporation at wIL 60606-4650 (312) 236-SALE '(ouCORPORATION One SouthTION One South Wacker Dnve,ing deucribed mortgaged real es-highest bid by certified fundu at thethe mortgagee acquiring theresi- ww.tlsc.com for s 7 day status re-can also visit The Judicial SalesWacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago,24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650tate: close nf the axle payable tu The Ja-dential real estate pursuant to ita port of pending sales. CODILIS &Corporation at www.tjsc.com for a 7IL 60606-4650 (312) 236-SALE '(Ou(3t2( 238-SALE You can also visitCommonly known as 4641 Westdicial Sales Corporation. Nu thirdcredit bid al the axle or by any ASSOCIATES, P.C. 15W030dan atatus report ut pending axles.can also visit The Judicial SaleuThe Judicial Sales Corporation at wMain Street, Skokie, IL. parry checks will be accepted. Themortgagee, judgment creditor,or NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD,PIERCE & ASSOCIATES OneCorporation at www.tjsc.com for a 7ww.tjsc.com for u 7 day ufatuv re-PIN. 10-22-301-062-1001, tO-22-balance, including the Judicial axleother lienor acquinng the residenlial SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE, IL 60527North Dearborn Street Saite t300day utatuu report of oendinit axles.port of pending axles. CODILIS &301 -062-1 003, 10-22-301 062-fee for AbandonedResidentialreal estate whose rights in and to (630) 794-5300 Attorney File No.CHICAGO, IL 60602 (312) 476-PIERCE & ASSOCIATES OneASSOCIATES P.C. 15W0301004, 10-22-301-062-1005, 10-22-Property Municipality Relief Fund.the residential real estate arose pri- 14-ll-t2027 Attorney ARDC No.5500 Attorney File No. PAl209928North Dearborn Street Saite 1300NORTH FtONTAGE ROAD,301 -062-1 006, 10-22-301-062-which io calculated on residentialor to the sale. The subject property 00468002 Attorney Code. 21762Attorney Gode. 91220 Case Num-CHICAGO, IL 60602 (312) 476-SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE, IL 605271009, 10-22-301-062-101O. real estate at the rafe of $1 for eachis subject to general real estate tax- Case Number: 11 CH 014180ber: 12 CH 20245 TJSC#: 33-88745500 Attorney File No. PA1106281(630) 794-5300 Attorney File No.The mortgaged real estateis a$1,000 or traction thereof oftheea, special assessments, or special TJSC#: 33-12617 NOTE: Pursuant1544136 Attorney Code. 91220 Case Num- 14-11-28717 Attorney ARDC No.modern masonry three atoR court-amount paid by the purchaser nottaxes levied againut seid real estate Io the Fair Debt Collection Practices7/4. 7/ti, 7/18/13 #596214 ber: 1 1 CH1 5324 TJSC#: 33-00468002 Attorney Code. 21762yard building, consisting of seven,lo exceed $300, in certified funds/orand u offered for sale without any Act, you are advised that Plaintiff's 10488 Case Number: 12CH 001389two bedroom, one and a half bathwire transfer, is due within twenty-representation autoqualiTyor attorney is deemed to be a debt col- 544119 TJSC#: 33-14465 NOTE: Paraaanfroom condominium units and twelvefour (24) hours. No fee shall be paidquantity of litIo and without recourue lector attempting to collect a debt 7/4, 7/11, 7/18/13 #596288 to the Fair Debt Collection Practicesparking spaces. To arrange inupec-by the mortgagee acquiring rho res-to Plaintiff and in "AS IS" condition. and any information obtained will be Act, you are advised that Plaintiff'ution of the property contact receiveridenlial real estate purnuanl to ilsThe axle is further subject to contir- used for hal purpose. attorney is deerned to be a debt col-Mr. Mike Zucker at (773) 697-5223.credit bid at the axle or by anymation by the court Upon paymenl 544392 lector attempting to collect a debtThe purchaser of the unit other thanmortgagee, jadgmenl creditor,orin full of the amount bid, the pur- 714, 7)11, 7/18113 8596228 FIND MORE and any information obtained will bea mortgagee shall pay Ihe assess-other lierror acquiring the residentialchaser will receive a Certificate of used for that purpose. monts and the legal fees requiredreal estate whose rights in and toSale that will entitle rho purchaser To PACEA 1543988 by uabdivisionu (gol) and (g((4) ofrho residential real estate arose pri-to a deed to the real estate after 714,7/11,7/18/13 #596176 Section9ofthe Condominiumor lo the axle. The subject propertyconfirmation of the sale. The prop- WCA JOBS AT CLASSIFIED AD, Property Act. is sublet to general real estate tau-erty will NOT be open for inspection NIA(H tUttO NOIE QUAlIFIED tt(AI Sale terms: Bidders must present,es, special assessments, or specialand plaintiff makes no representa- (aNDIDAlEt IN tItI(aGOLAkD WITH at the time of axle, a cashier's ortaxes levied against axid real estatelion as to the condition of the prop- MONIIIE (AU 14199134tO CALL 847-998-3400 PION[ERLOCALCOMIAONSTER certified check for 10% of Ihe suc-and is affermi for axle withoul annciTyProspective bidders are ad- Thursday,JuIy 11, 2013 Pioneer Pru DC) 13 Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est.Judicial Sales-Real Est. Mechanics Liens Public Notices SKOKIE SKOKIE SKOKIE Nofice is hereby given fhat onmay do so'by sending corn- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFINTHE CIRCUIT COURT OFIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFAUGUST 8, 201 3, a sale will bemontsto:Project61133312- COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS - TY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERYCOUNTY DEPARTMENT, CHAN-held at: MATo/o EBI Consuhing, 6876 DIVISION DIVISION NATIONSTAR MORT-CERY DIVISION CASEY'S AUTO REPAIR Susquehanna Trail S, York, PA U.S. BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIA.GAGE, LLC RBS CITIZENS, NA, 2200 N, CENTRAL AVE. 17403, or via telephone at 781- lION Plaintiff, Plaintiff CHICAGO, fL 60639 273-2500. Plaintiff, 773-622-3500 7/11/13 #599853 KIRILL V. KOLES, THE VtLLAGERICHARD J. VOLLMANN LETo sell the following article toJames EtienneNotificationof OF SKOKIE, 4900 DAVIS CONDO-ANNE F VOLLMANN RBS CITI- LESLY JEANPOIS, EMMANUELLA enforce a lien existing under theDisposal of Items. If belongings JEANPOIS MINIUM ASSOCIATION, UN-ZENS BANK,N.A.,5/B/M TO Defendants KNOWN OWNERS ANDCHARTER ONE BANK, N.A., lawsoftheStateofIllinoisof James Etienne are not re- lo CH 031823 NONRECORD CLAIMANTS Defendants against such article for repairsmoved from 4906 Cram Street ,yoWl 8609 TRUMBULL AVENUEDefendants 11 CH38528 and storage furnished for suchUnit C, Skokie Illinois 60077 by SKOKIE, IL 60076 12 CH 11555 PropertyAdifreus: 5048 WESTarticle af the request of the fol-July 22nd 2013 ALL Posses- d NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-4900 DAVIS STREET UNfT lEMAIN STREET SKOKIE, IL 60077 lowing designated persons, un-nions willbe removed and/or TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-Skokie, IL 60077 NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE suant fo a Judgment of ForeclosureNOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-SALE less such articles are redeemeddisposed of from the premises and Sale enteredintheaboveTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Ihat pur-Fisher end Shapiro file C 11-056481priortothedesignatedsaleof 4906 Cram StreetUnit C cause on April 25, 2013. an agentsuant to a Judgment of Foreclosure(It is advised that interested partiesdate: Skokie Illinois for The Juthcial Sales Corporafion,and Sale enteredinthe aboveconsult with their OWNER(S): GREGORY C.7111.7/18.7125/13 #600816 will at 10:30 AM on July 29, 2013,cause on ApnI 18, 2013, an agentown attorneys before biddingatWALKER *NOT10E* for The Judicial Sales Corporation.mortgage foreclosure sales.) at the The Judicial Sales Corpora- 1853 N. NORDICA AVE. The Board of Trustees of Corn- lion, One South Wacker Dnve - will at 10:30 AM on July 22, 2013,PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606,at the The Judicial Sales Corpora-thatpursuant fo a Judgment ofCHICAGO, IL 60707 munity College District No. 535, sell at public auction to the highesllion, One South Wacker Dnve -Foreclosure entered on NovemberLIEN HOLDER:BALBOA IN-County of Cook, State of Illinois, bidder, as nef forth below, the fol-24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606,15, 2012, KalIen Realty Services,SURANCE COMPANY a bodypolitic and corporate, sell at public auction to the highestInc., as Selling Official will at 12:30 Y2&%' lowing descnbed real 20819 72ND AVE. has ascertained thaf: estate:Cornmonly known as 09bidder, as set forth below, the fol-p.m. on AUGUST t, 2013, at 205KENT,WASI-1INGTON 98032 lowing described real estate: Com- The prevailing rate of wages TRUMBULL AVENUE, SKOKIE, IL Randolph Street, Suife 1020, for laborers, workers and me- 60076 Property Index No. 10-23-monlvknownas 4900DAVISChicago, Illinois, sell at public auc-Vehiclea: 2004 GMC 210-017. The real estafeisim-STREET UNITtE,Skokie,ILhon to the highest bidder for cash,VIN #1 GKEK63U34.J272371 chanics engagedinthe con- provedwitha multi-familyresi-60077 Properly Indeu No. 10-16-as set forth below, the following de-Amount of Lien:$8730.00 atnjcfionofpublicworksfor derice. Sale terms: 25% down of406-009-1 004. The real estateisscnbed real property: 7111,7h8,7125/13 #601912 Community College District No. the highest bid by certdied funds atimproved with a condominium. TheCommonly known as 5048 West 535 shall be Ihe rafe as deter- the close of the sale payable to Thejudgment amount was 6278.681.79.Main Street, Skokie, IL 60077 mined by the Illinois Department Judicial Sales Corporation No thirdSale terms: 25% down of the high-Permanent Indes No.:10-21-225- Name Change party checks will be accepted. Theest bid by certified funds at Rie073-0000 of Labor under the Illinois Pm- balance, including the Judicial saleclose of the sale payable to The Ju-The mortgaged real estateis im-State of Illinois vailingWageActforCook fee forAbandoned Residenhaldicial Sales Corporation. No thirdproved with a dwelling. The proper-County of Cook County, lllinois. party checks will be accepted. Thety will NOT be open for inspection. Properly Municipality Relief Fund, In The Circuit Court For Cook 7111113 #599785 which is calculated on residenhalbalance, including the Judicial saleThejudgmentamount was $ NOTiCE OF real estate at the late of $1 for eachteefor AbandonedResidential175,229.18, Sale terms for non- County, Illinois I $1,000 or fraction thereof of theProperty Municipality Relief Fund,parties: tO% of successful bid im-In The Matter of the Petition of PUBLIC HEARING amount paid by Ihe purchaser notwhichio calculated on residentialmediately at conclusion of auction,Joshua Kennefh Simon SCHOOL DISTRICT 86 to esceed $300, in certified funds/orreal eotate at tIre rate of $1 for eachbalance by 12:30 p.m. the nextFor Notice is hereby given, by the wire transfer,n due within twenty-$1 000 or fraction thereof of thebusiness day.both by cashiefsChange of Name Board of Education of School amount paid by the purchaser notchecks: and no refunds.The sale four (24) hours. No fee shall be paid Case # 13M2001282 District #86 in Harwood Heights, by the mortgagee acquinng the res-to exceed $300, in certified tundslorshall be subject to general real es- in the County of Cook, State of wire transfer, is due within twenty-tate tases, special tases,special Notice of Publication idential real estate pursuant to its Illinois, that a tentative budget creditbid at the sale or by anyfour (24) hours No tee shall be paidassessments, special tases levied,Public Noticeis hereby given I mortgagee, judgment creditor,orby the mortgagee acquiong the res-and supenor liens,ifany. Thethat on August 14th, 2013, atfor said School District for the other lienor acquiring the residentialdential real estate pursuant to itsproperly is offered as is,with no9:00AM being one of the return2013-2014 fiscal year, will be on real estate whose rights in und tocredit bid at the sale or by anyexpress or implied warranties anddays in the Circuit Court of thefile and available for public in- the residential real estate arose pn-mortgagee, ludgment creditor,orwithout any representation as to the County of Cook, Iwill tile my po-spectionat theUnionRidge or to the sale. The subject propertyother lienor acquiring the residentialquality of fitte or recourse to Plain- School District #86 Office, (scat- Is uublect lo general real estate tan-real estate whose vghts in and totiff. Prospective bidders are ad-tifionin said court praying for es, special assessments. or specialthe residential real estate arose pn-monished to r6view the court file tothe change of my name fromed at 4600 N. Oak Park Ave- taxes levied against said real estateor to the sale The sublect propertyverify all information and to view nue, in Harwood Heights, begin- tod rive.com Joshua Kenneth Simon to that and is offered for sale without anyis subject fo general real estate tax-auction rules at www.kallenrs.com. of Joshua Simon Neikrug, pur-ning July 15, 2013. Notice is J 'J representationastoqualityores, special assessments. or specialFor information:Sale Clerk, Fisher further hereby given that u Pub- search for new and used cars Attorney suant fo the statute in such case quantity of tibe and without recouruetaxes levied against said real estateand Shapiro, h 42168, licHearingonsaidtentative and is offered for sale without any made and provided. to Plaintiff and in AS 1S condition. 2121 Waukegan Road, Suite 301, budget will fake place st 6:30 The sale is further subject to conf ir-representationan to qualityorBannockbum, Illinois 60015, (847)Dated at Skokie, Illinois, 2013 mation by the court. Upon paymentquantity of title and withouf recourse498-9990, between 1 :00 pm. andSignature of Petitioner p.m., August 20, 2013 in the I in full of the amount bid, the pur-to Plaintiff and in AS IS' condit ion.3:00 poi. weekdays only. Joshua Kenneth Simon Comgan Learning Center at Un- The sale is further sublect to conf ir- chaser will receive u Certificate of 1540175 6/27, 7/4, 7111113 #590378ion Ridge School. Sale that will enhtle the purchasm-mation by the court. Upon payment8/27. 7/4, 7/11113 #590007 Jeffrey Rasche, President fo a deed to the real estate aherin full of tIre amount bid, the pur- Jolanta Klopotowski, Secretary chaser will receive a Certificate of confirmation ot the sale, The prop- Board of Education erfy will NOT be open for inspectionSale that will entitle the purchaser Probate LEG AL 7/11/13 #598637 and plaintiff makes no representa-fo a deed to the real estate aber State of Illinois fion as lo the condition of the prop-confirmation of the sale. The prop- Police Officer erly, Prospective biddern are ad-erty will NOT be open for inspection In The CIrcuit Court of Cook Village of Harwood Heights I County, Ittlnols monished fo check the court file toand plaintiff makes no representa- Adoption 7300 West Wilson Avenue verity all information. If this propertytion as to the condition of the prop- Probate Division Harwood Heights, Illinois 60706 is a condominium unit, the purchas-erty. Prospective bidders are ad- Assumed Name In the matter of the estate of 708-867-4353 . Shop by monthly payment er of the unit at the foreclosure sale,monished fo check the court file lo Randall M. Kuta (Deceased) other than a mortgagee, shall payverify all information. If this property Population: 8600 the assessments and the legal feesio a condominium unit, the purchas- Auction- Real Estate Case No, 2013 P 003322 Sworn Officers: 24 requiredbyThe Condominiumer of the unit at the foreclosure sale, Bid Notice Publication Notice Application deadline: July 29, Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g)(1)other than a mortgagee, shall pay Notice is hereby given of the 2OI3af5PM I and (g)(4). If this property is a con-the asseusrrnts and the legal fees Divorce death of Randall M. Kuta ofApplication non-refundable fee: . Search by mileage dominium unit which is part of urequired byThe Condominium Park Ridge, Illinois.Letters of $25.00 common interest community, theProperty Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g((1) Foreclosures office were issued on June 17, purchaser of the unit at the foreclo-and (R)(4)If this property is a con- NO APPLICATIONS WILL BE sure sale other than a mortgageedominium unit which is part of a Foundation Notices 2013 foMaiy L. Kufa, 200 N, MAILED TO APPLICANTS shall pay the auuesumentn requiredcommon interest community,the Western Avenue, Park Ridge, ILThe village of Hatwood Heights by The Condominium Property Act,purchaser of the unit at the toreclo- Judicial Sales 60068, whose attorney is Larrya accepting applications for the a Browse hot vehicle categories IF YOUsure sale other than a mortgagee 765 ILCS 605/18.5(q-1). A, Whitney, 231 N. Aldine Ave-position of Police Officer. ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME-shall pay the assessments required Mechanics Liens nue, Park Ridge, IL 60068, 847- I by The Condominium Property Act, Basic Qualfflcations: At least OWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT 318-0906. TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION755 ILCS 605/18.5)q-t),IF YOU Name Change 21 years of age; less than 35 FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OFARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME- Claims against fhe estate mayyears of age at the time of appli- AN ORDER OF POSSESSION INOWNERI, YOU HAVE ThE RIGHT Probate be filed in the offi of the Clerkcation; US citizen; associate or ACCORDANCE WITH SECTIÔNTO REMAININ POSSESSION of fhe Circuit Courtin Roombachelor's degree in any field t5-17O1ICIOF THEILLINOISFOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF Public Hearings 1202, Richard J. Daley Center, MORTGAGE FORECLOSUREAN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN from an accredifed college or Public Notices Chicago, Illinois 60602 or webuniversity; must meet all other LAW. For information, examine theACCORDANCE WITH SECTION the representative, or both, on court file or contact Plaintiffs atfor-15-170t(CIOF THE ILLINOIS Storage - Legal eligibility requirements as pro- I ney:CODILIS h ASSOCIATESMORTGAGE FORECLOSURE or before December 27, 2013vided by the State Statutes and P.O., 15W030 NORTH FRONTAG LAW. Forinformation. contact Take Notices rettich date is not lesa than 6Village Ordinances; possess a ROAD, SUITE 100, BURR RIDGE,Plaintiffsattorney: HAUSELMAN, months horn the date of the first IL 60527 (630) 794-9876. PleaseRAPPIN & OLSWANG, LTD., 39 validdrivefslicenseingood You've never searched for publicationofthisnotice andstanding; have at least 20/70 vi- refer to jile number 14-10-22964.South LaSalle Street - Suite t 105, any claim not Sled within that THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA-CHICAGO, IL 60603,312) 372- Mechanics Liens sion correctable to 20/20; no tel- TION One South Wacker Drive.2020. Please refer tofi e number period is barred. 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BROUGHT TO YOU BY SUN-TIMES MEDIA Thursday, July 11, 2013 Pioneer Press (DC) 15 Pub'ic Notices Public Hearings Public Hearings Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Applications may be picked upnon-masonry detached garage,available for viewing at the Har- at the Harwood Heights Policerather than the 576 square footwood Heights Village Hall, 7300 THIS ORDINANCE MAY BE CITED AS A RESOLUTION ADOPTING THE PREVAILING WAGE Depaitmentlocated at7300maximum as required by Sec-West Wilson Avenue, Harwood VILLAGE ORDINANCE NUMBER RATES FOR LABORERS, WORKERS, AND MECHANICS West Wilson, Harwood Heights,tian t i 8-73 (c) of the Skokie Vil-Heights,Illinois on Thursday, 13-7-G-3985 EMPLOYED BY OR ON PUBLIC WORKS OF MILES Illinois60706(708-867-4353)lage in an R3 Combined Hous-July 11, 2013 AN ORDINANCE DETERMINING THE PREVAILING RATE TOWNSHIP DISTRICT FOR SPECIAL EDUCATION any time day or night.Applica-ing district 7/11/13 #599320 OF WAGES PURSUANT TO THE PREVAILING WAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT 807, COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS tiOns must be retumed by Mon-FOR YOUR INFORMATION: STATUTE WHEREAS, the State of Illinois has enacted "an Act regulat- day, Juty 29, 2013 at 5:00 PM.Plans andrelateddocuments Storage - Legal WHEREAS, the State of Illinois has enacted "An Act regulating wages of laborers, mechanics, and other workmen em- Attending onentation is MAN-are availableat the Village's ing wages ot laborers, mechanics and other workers employed in any public works by the state, county, city, or any NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE DATORY and will be held on,CommunityDevelopment De- ployed in any public works by the State, county, city or any public body, or any other political subdivision or by any one un- TO BE HELD AT: ThE LOCK Monday, August 5, 2013 at thepartment, Ptanning Division public body or any political subdivision or by anyone under der contract for public works," approved June 26, 1941, as UP SELF STORAGE VillageotHarwood Heights(847) 933-8447 Monday through contract tor public works," approved June 26, 1941 , as amend- amended, being Section 39s-1 through 395-12, ch.48, Ill. Rev. Community room which is alsoFriday, from 8:30 AM. to 5:00 2525 West Armitage Ave, ed, 820 ILCS, 130/0.01 et seq. (2010) (hereinafter the "Act"); Stat. 1985;.and Chicago, IL 60647 located at 7300 West Wilson,PM and WHEREAS, the aforesaid Act requires that the Goveming Harwood Heights. Illinois.SPECIAL AID: Available upon DATE: Friday July 19, 2013 WHEREAS, the Act requires that the Village of Skokie, Cook Board of School District 807 investigate and ascertain the pre- BEGINS AT: 2:00PM Doors will open at 6:00 PM andrequestfor the disabled.Call County, Illinois, investigate and ascertain the general prevail- vailing rate of wages as defined in said Act for laborers, me- will close promptly at 7:00 PM,(847) 673-0500 or TDD (847)CONDITIONS: All units will be ing rafe of hourly wages as defined in the Act for laborers. mechanics, and other workers in the locality of said School Dis- after which no one will be al-933-8455. sold to the highest bidder. Bids chanics and other workers in the locality of the Village: and trict employed in performing construction of public works for owed entrance. QuestionsInterested parties are invited totaken only tor each unit in its WHEREAS, the Act allows municipalities to rely on the deter- said School District. should be directed to the Villageattend this meeting. This noticeentirety. Payment mustbe minations ot the Illinois Department ot Labor in relatïon to its NOW THEREFORE, Be 'f Resolved by the President and Goy- ofHarwood Heights Policeis for information purposes only.made by cash, credit card, or ascertainment of the general prevailing rate of hourly wages eming Board of N/es Township District for Special Education Commission between 8:00 AMPublished in the Skokie Reviewcertifiedfunds, No personal and the Department has ascertained the pertinent rates: and School District 807, Cook County, Illinois. as follows: and 4:00 PM (708-867-4353.)on July 11,2013. checks accepted. Allgoods NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and Section 1 : To the extent and as required by "an Act regulating must be removed from the unit The Village ot Haiwood Heights7/11/13 #601581 Board of Trustees of the Village of Skokie. Cook County. lIli- wages of laborers, mechanics, and other workers employed in is an Equal Opportunity Employ- within 24 hours.Payment due noia: any public works by the state, county. city or public body or LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC immediately upon acceptance of er. Section t : To the extent and as required by An Act regulat- any political subdivision or by anyone under contract for public HEARING bid.Unit availability subject to order ot the Harwood ing wages of laborers, mechanics and other workers em- works," approved June 26, 1941 ,as amended, the general By Skokie Plan Commission; Heights Police & Fire Commis- prior settlement ot account. ployed in any public works by State, county, city or any public prevailing rate of wages in this locality for laborers, mechanics Thursday, August 1, 2013, VII-Unit 1062 Barton Faist sion: body or any political subdivision or by any one under contract and other workers en9aged in the construction of public works lage ofSkokie,5127 OaktonUnit 1 t 23 Mark Atkins tor public works," approved June 26, 1941, as amended, the coming under the junsdiction of this District is hereby ascer- Steve J Wyda, Chairman; Doro-Street, Skokie, Illinois 60077, at thy A. Ayres, Secretary; Savino Unit 21 1 1 Ryan Carrizales general prevailing rate of wages in this locality tor laborers, tamed to be the same as the prevailing rate of wages for con- 7:30 P.M., to consider the toi-7/4,7/11/13 #592476 mechanics and other workers engaged in construction of pub- struction work in Cook County areas as determined by the De- Nuccio DArgento, Commission-lowing: er lic works coming under the jurisdiction of the Village ot Skokie partrnent of Labor of the State of Illinois, a copy of that determi- NEW NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE APPLICATiONS WILL BE is hereby ascertained to be the same as the prevailing rate of nation being attached hereto and incorporated herein by refer- 2013-25P -Special Use Per- TO BE HELD AT: AVAILABLE THURSDAY, THE LOCK UP STORAGE wages for construction work in the Cook County area as deter- ence. The definition of any terms appearing in this Resolution mit: 4811 Oaklon Street #200 mined by the Department of Labor of the State of Illinois as of which are also used in the aforesaid Act shall be the same as JULY 11. 2013 THRU HCGK 41 LLC, on behalf of 350 W. KInzIe ThURSDAY, JULY 25, 2013 Chicago, IL 60654 June 201 3, a copy of that determination being attached hereto in said Act. Calvary Redemption Center, re- and incorporated herein by reference.As required by said Section 2: Nothing herein contained shall be construed to ap- ANY TIME DAY OR NIGHT. quests a special use permit for P-312-464-1900 7111.7/18/13 #587273 Act, any and all revisions of the prevailing rate of wages by ply said general prevailing rate of wages as herein ascer- religiousassembly in a CX tax 312-329-1362 PUBLIC NOTICE DATE: 7/1W13 the Department of Labor of the State of Illinois shall super- tamed to any work or employment except public works con- Transit Mixed-Use district and sede the Department's June 2013 determination and apply to struction of this Distnct to the extent required by the aforesaid NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGany other relief that may be dis- BEGINS AT: 3:00 P.M. any and all public works construction undertaken by the Vil- Act. RE: NORW000 PARK FIRE covered duringthe review ofCONDITIONS: All units will be PROTECTiON DISTRICT sold to the highest bidder. Bids lage of Skokie. The definition of any terms appearing in this Section 3: The Secretary of the Goveming Board shall publio- this case. Ordinance which are also used in the aforesaid act shall be ly post or keep available for inspection by any interested party TENTATIVE BUDGET AND PINs 10-25-294-003-0000 & 10-taken only for each unit in its APPROPRIATION ORDI- entirety. Payment must be the same as in said Act. in the main office of this District this determination of such pre- 25-204-005-0000 Section 2:Nothing herein contained shall be construed to ap- vailing rate of wages NANCE FOR 2013-2014 2013-26P-SpecIal Lise Per-made by certified check or mon- Public noticeishereby given eyorderonly.No personal ply said general prevailing rate of wages as herein sucer- Section 4: The Secretary of the Goveming Board shall mail a mIt: 4255 MaIn Street tamed to any work or employment except public works con- copy of this determination to any employer, and to any associ- that the Norwood Paric Fire Pro-Holocaust Memorial Foundationchecks or cash accepted.All struction ot the Village of Skokie to the extent required by the ation of employers and to any person or association of employ- tectionDistrictwillconduct aof Illinois, Inc., on behalf of thegoods must be removed trom Public Hearing on the Tentative the unit within 24 hours. Pay- aforesaid Act. ses who have filed, or tile their name and addresses, request- Kaleemiah Foundation, re- Section 3: The Village Clerk shall publicly post or keep avails- ing copies of any determination stating the particular rates and Budget and Appropriation Ordi-quests a special use permit torments due immediately upon nance for the fiscal year com- ble for inspection by any interested party in the main office of the particular class ot workmen whose wages will be affected religious assembly in a Bi Sers-acceptance of bid. Unit availabil- mencing July 1, 2013 and end- the Village of Skokie «this determination or any revisions of by such rates. ice Commercial district and anyity subject to prior settlement of ng June 30. 2014 on Tuesday account. such prevailing rate of wages. A copy of this determination or Section 5: The Secretary of the Governing Board shall prompt- other relief that may be discos- of the current revised determination of prevailing rate of wag- ly file a certified copy of this Resolution with both the Secreta- August 13, 2013, at the fire sta-ered during the review of thisUnit 5307 Michael Sorvillo at es then in effect shall be attached to all contract specifica- ry of State and the Department of Labor of the State of Illinois tion 7447 W.Lawrence,case. Unit 5025 Bnan Gross Harwood Heights, ¡L 60706 at Unit 5105 Cyto Lore tions. A copy of the prevailing wage schedule effective June Section 6:Within 30 days aher the filing of a certified copy of PINs 10-22-402-001-0000, 10- 1, 2013, is attached hereto, marked Exhibit "1", and hereby this Resolution with the Secretary of State, the Secretary of the hour of 6:30 P.M. 22-402-002-0000 A 10-22-402-Und 5037 Cyto Lore A copy of the Tentative Budget Unit 2414 Milton Travis made a part of this Ordinance. the Governing Board shall cause to be published in a newspa- 003-0000 Section 4: The Village Clerk shall mail a copy of this determi- per of general circulation within the area a copy of this Resolu- andAppropriation OrdinanceFOR YOUR INFORMATION.Unit 2504 Manuel Narvaez will be available for publicin- Unit 251 1 Enterprises 806 lIc nation to any employer, and to any association of employers tion and such publication shall constitute notice that the deter- Plans andrelateddocuments and to any person or association of employees who have filed mination is effective and that this is the determination of this spection from and after July 10, Village'sUnit 4221 Marvin Rose are availableatthe their names and addresses, requesting copies of any deternii- public body. 2013 from 8:00 AM. to 4:00Community 7/4,7/11/13 #591070 DevelopmentDe- nation stating the particular rates and the particular class of Section 7: This Resolution shall be in full force and effect upon P.M. weekdays at the District'spartment, Planning Division, officeat 7447 W. Lawrence, NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE workers whose wages will be affected by auch rates. its passage and approval as required by law. (847) 933-8447 Monday fhroughTO BE HELD AT: THE LOCK Section 5: The Village Clerk shall promptly file a certified ADOPTED this 27th day of June, 2013. Harwood Heights, IL 60706. Friday, trom 8:30 AM to 5:00 Published by authority and di- UP SELF STORAGE copy of this Ordinance with both the Secretary of State Index Mark Chao PM. 3850 West Devon Ave, Division and the Department of Labor of the State of Illinois. President, Governing Board rection ot the Board of TrusteesSPECIAL AID: Available upon of the Norwood Park Fire Pro- Llncolnwood, IL, 60712 Section 6: The Village Clerk shall cause to be published in a Vicki Goldberg request for the disabled. Call DATE: 7/25/2013 newspaper of general circulation within the Village of Skokie a Secretary, Governing Board tection Distncl. (847) 673-0500 or. TDD (847) BEGINS AT: 10:00 AM notice of this Ordinance, and such publication shall constitute 7(11113 7I1113 #600712 933-8455. PUBLIC NOTiCE CONDITIONS: Allunits will be notice that the determination is effective and that this is the de- Interested parties are invited tosold to the highest bidder.Bids termination of this public body. Board of Education attend this meeting. This notice Skokie School District 68 taken only for each unit inits Section 7: That this Ordinance shall be in full force and effect is tor information purposes only.entirety.' Payment mustbe from and after its passage, approval and publication in pam- In accordance with the IllinoisPublished in the Skokie Review made by CASH OR CREDIT phlet form as provided by law. Prevailing WageAct,SkokieonJuly it, 2013. CARD. No personal checks ac- ADOPTED this Ist day of July, 2013. School District 68 ("the District")Paul Luke, Chairman has made a determinationof cepted.All goods must be re- Ayes: 7(Bromberg, Gray-Keeler, Klein, Roberta, 7/11/13 #597886 prevailing rates of wages to be moved from the unit within 24 Sutker, Ulrich, Van Dusen) paidlaborers, mechanics and VILLAGE OF HAR WOOD hours. Payment due immedi- Nays: O other workers employed in pub- HEIGHTS ately upon acceptance of bid. Absent: O Findthe lic works protects for the Distncl. PUBLIC HEARING Unit availability subject to prior Attested and filed in my office this 2nd day of July, 2013; and The Board ot Education has de-A Public Hearing will be held onsettlement of account. published in pamphlet form according to law from July 2nd, terminedthatthe prevailingThursday,July25,2013atUnit# 3126 Deborah Mostyn 2013 to July 12th, 2013. rates of wages are the wage7:00pm at the Harwood HeightsUn'itt 3236 Heather Zielinski Village Clerk rates for Cook County as deter-Village Hall, 7300 West WilsonUnd# 3322 Deborah Mostyn Approved by me this 1 st day of Juty, 2013. Un'rt# 4124 Faraz Khan of mined by the Illinois DepartmentAvenue, Harwood Heights, IIi- Mayor, Village of Skokie Your of Labor. A copy of this deter-noia, at which time there will be7/4, 7111113 #589100 7/11/13 #601645 minationis available for publica discussionof the proposed Ck't inspection at the offices ot thebudget. which will then be used Board of Education, 9440 Ken-as a basis for the 2013-2014 tonAve.,SkokieIL60076.AppropriationOrdinance.Sub- Copies are available upon re-sequent to such hearing and be- quest by call the District office attore finalaction there-on, the To PLACE Dreams 847/676-9000. CorporateAuthorities may re- up jour Secretary vise, alter, increase or decrease Ite\T Board of Education anyitemscontainedtherein, Skokie School District 68 and all items will act as a basis 7111/13 #597755 tor the Appropriation Ordinance YOUR Public Hearings scheduledforpassageata Regular Board Meeting of the cm Searh LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC Village Board of Trustees on GARAGE - HEARING Thursday,July25.2013at to cJjiv,e.com Skokie Zoning BoardofAp-7:30pmtollowingthePublic peals, Wednesday, August 7,Hearing. 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VILLAGE OF MORTON GROVE ($374,358.25) of Des Plaines, $1,095,894.39; Clark Baird Smith LU) $57,394.58; Cohen, Salk & Hovard PC, STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS ANO DISBURSEMENTS $32,037.00; College of DuPage, $15,009.00; Colley Elevator Co, $9,653.25; Commonwealth Edison Ca, Seizure Fond - Police Dept. ($90,655.89) FOR CALENDAR YEAR ENDED $161,025.53; Costco Wteolesabe/HSBC Business, $4,706.62; County of Cook, Illinois, $2,579.54; CPI Interest Income ($404.54); Money Laundenng-State-Revenue ($28,862.40); Drug Seizure-State- DECEMBER 31. 2012 OffIce Prodocts, $3,486.90; CRC Concrete Raising & Repair I CRCIL Inc. $3,660.00; Crystal Mgmt & Revenue ($31 .375.05); Money Laundering-Federal-Reven ($6,852.34); Drug Seizure-Federal- Maintenance Soc Corn, $40,333.90; Crystall Entertainment, $1 1 300.00; CSG Systems Inc. $5,270.05i- Revenue ($23,161.56) SECTION I: REVENUE EXCLUSIVE 0F TRANSFER FROM OThER FUNDS FOR CALENDAR YEAR 2012 Corde Motors, $54,810.00; CVS Corporation, $28,412.89; Dell Marketing LP., $26,833.52; Dept of Report Totals: ($49,081,172.96) General Corporate Fund ($23522543.93) FioanciaVProt Regul, $5,345.62; Dimct Response Resource, The, $34,345.57; Douglas Truck Parts, Property Taxes ($4783,311.19); Property Tax- Fire Pen Alloc ($1,763,974.64); Property lax- SECTION II: SALARIES FOR CALENDAR YEAR 2012 $8,069.63; Dreisilkur Electhc Motors Inc. $8,996.38; eCiois bc, $8,205.00; Elevator Inspection Soc Co Police Pen Alloc ($1,558,67973) Properly Tax- CNA Fund ($326,813.55); Property Tax- IMAF nc, $6,006.00; Elbe Printer Solutions LLC, $10,424.68; Enterprise Technology Assoc LLC. $23,964.10: ($176198.86); Real Estate Transfer Tax ($341079.34); Sell Storage (lax $147,790.52); HeteV $25,000 and Under Total $431,691.30 Environmental System Research Institute Inc., $6,000.00; Everbndge bc, $1 1 201 .00; FGM Archtiects, motel Tax ($72,759.53); Telecommunicathns Tax ($960,057.38); Electric Consunption Tax Andrews, Pierce, Andrews, Sarah A, Aviles, Marco, Baker, Lili M, Baker, Richard, Blanchard, $20,967.70; First Ayd Corp. $2,912.12; Fort Dearborn LW Ins Co, $6,718.96; Francis K Tenant Ltd. ($877,081.88); Natual gas tax ($242,145.42); Sales Tax ($3,623,098.08); Sales Tax Home Kenneth J, Block, Rich M, Blooz, Steve, Brunner, Georgianne, Burnham, John A, Calimag, David, $18,608.50; Freeway Ford Truck Sales, $39,228.00: G & L Contractors, Inc., $265,910.91; Gabriel Rule ($1,390,832.92); Video Gaming Tax ($2,752.36); Local Use Tax ($366252.36); Sham Of Callaghan, Kevin P; Cochraoe, Michael T, Collender, Joel, Conk D.V.M., Harry B, Dahm, Brett W, Roeder Smith & Co, $5,500.00; Galtney's Protective Maintenance Inc, $57,142.01; Gurney's Office State Income Tax ($2,044,674.74); Personal Property Replacement ($318,455.17); Gasoline Dahm, Daniel J, Davis, Robert, De Monte, Joseph F, DiMana, Daniel, Dorgau, Richard, Dreier, Products, $10,878.12; Geary Electric Inc. $14,969.42; Generation The Suties Expehence, $2,500.00; Tax ($270,238.05); Amusement Tax ($13,282.00); Food & Beverage Tax ($362,207.13); Foreign Greg, English, Kyle J, Enckson, Patrick T, Erickson, Richard J, Fariras. Ronald L, Friewer, Margaret, Fire losurance Tax ($27,737.02); Engineenng Fee'Staft ($6377.25); Engineering Fees/Outside Gabnel, Ed, Gail, Sanford, Geraci, Philip, Gomberg, Larry, Gotta, Deanna S, Grear, William, Green, Glassenen, The, $3,000.00; Glenbmok Auto Parts Inc, $20,905.31 ; Goldstein & Associates, $14,650.00; Soc ($3,577.50); Building Permd Foes ($124,110.81); Other Permits ($9,210.00); Moten Vehicle Learn W, Grover, Rooseveft, Hammersmiltì, Jeffrey W, Hayes, James R, Hednck, Donna, Hill, John, Goff Mill Ford nc, $8,032.13; Goodman, Jason, $72,474.61; GovTernpsUSA LLC, $60,469.96; Groot Licenses ($933,760.00); Liquor Licenses ($206,320.00); Business Licenses ($97,412.14); Video Huteld, Anthony R, Ingram, Mathew R, Kachoyeanos, Gail, Katedy, Kyle E, Kalogerakos, Tony S, Industries Inc. $1,305,750.26; Groat Recycling 8 Waste Sere., $65,321.10; Hagg Press, $6,983.80; Kamphausen, William, Karagozian, George K, Kleppin, Daniel W, Kopczyk, Thomas J, Kramanc, Gaming Terminal License ($2,187.50); Contractor Business Licenses ($33,548.00); Burglar Fire Havey Communications Inc, $9,152.20; Hayes Mechanical nc, $44,896.72; HD Supply Waterworiis Ltd, Alarm Licenses ($49,575.00); Animal Licenses ($6,576.50); Zoning Vanance Fees ($750.00); Tanya M, La Motee, Lois J, La Motee, Ronald D, Maguire, Kathleen R Manno, Deborah M, Marcus, $130,207.01; Healy Asphuft Co LLC, $6,873.84; Henry Schein Inc. $2,845.53;Hill, Jason M, Planning Commission Fees ($2,250.00); Fines - Padring ($346,307.67); Fines - Moving Violaons Sheldon, Maslov, Freya B, Maslnv, Seymour, Maurukas, Rimas, Meyers, Michael Mords, Joseph $19,513.00; Homestead of Morton Grove, $32,962.00; House of Rental #1, $8,316.86; IL Dept of ($82,242.29); Fines - Red Light Camera ($86,900.00); Fines - Adjudicabon ($90,824.74); Fines - C, Morsy, Sami M, O'Reilly, Timothy O'Shea, Joseph F Placencia-Uzueta, Jacqueline N, Riskus, Central Mgnit Svcs, $3,410.00; IL Dept nf Transportation, $73,784.80; IL EPA - CWSTP $6,457.48; IL Dolores E, Rockel, Norman C, Roepenack, Dwight, Roman, Danielle, Schlag, Harry, SeIzer, Therese Animal Control ($3,275.00); Copy Machine Income ($9,475.00); Alarm maintenance fees ($154.94); EPA . Dio st Admin - Fiscal Socs Section, $6,000.00; IL EPNßureau ofWater, $332,870.75; IL Fire Chiefs Seneosky, Dale, Shimanski, Andrew, Sievert, Theodore, Simkins, Michael, Smoczynski, Raout, Public Safety Fees (Animal CII ($825.00); Sidewalk Replacement Fees ($672.84); Ambulance Associafion, $5,345.00; IL Protection & Investigation LLC, $5,217.50: IL Public Safety Agency Netwoile, Sorensen, Theresa, Sorenson, Chñstopher R, Staackmano, Dan, Stern, Richard M, Sloiarski, Daniel, User Fees ($532,038.00); Administrabve Tow Feos ($138,550.00); Fire Code Enforcement Fees $12,048.00; ILT Vignoechi bc, $4,520.00; Impactor P 6 P Inc. $29,000.00; Inland Power Group, Tamraz, Lee, Thill, John, Toth, Maria Schwager, Werdenitch, Randall, Wheeler, Nicholas D, Whtie, ($1,384.00); Social Work Consuttabon Fees ($25700); Civic Center Rentals ($108,000.34); Non $10,721.47; Insihufoem Technologies USA LLC, $59,088.02; Integrys Energy Services Inc. $69,742.53; Keith, Withy, Janine, Yakoubek, Georgiano, Zimmer, William Member Fees ($415.50); Civic Center Misc Income ($1 332.00); Health Screeniog Fees ($1,927.00); Intergovernmental Risk Mgmt Agency, $654,969.57; Interstate Battery uf Chicagoland, $4,045.05; J. G. Special Duty I Detail Services ($6,715.91); Grants ($253,470.21); Interest Income ($4,846.94); $25,000 lo $49,999 Total $575,098.70 LIodorms nc, $3,550.10; Jennings Chevrolet Inc. $4,192.88; Joseph Electronics, $2,711.22; Joseph Lease And Rental Income ($68,517.14); Sale Of Surplus Equipment ($27,800.00); Sale of Real Alonso, Javier, Conway, Maria, Gesualdo, Michael, Hammersmith, James E, Harrison, Andrew J, Mullarkey Distributors nc, $7,064.00; JULIE Inc. $4,677.40; Kevin Wed & Associates LLC, $5,000.00; Property ($50,000.00); Cable Tv Franchise Fees ($322,936.78); Misc Income ($138,317.88); Marbn, Patricia K, Marhn, Steven R, Mc Kenna, Chadene, Mc Millon, Shannon T, Nordhaus, Janet, Kimball Midwest $6,489.29: Konica Minolta Business Solos, $21.382,25; L & K Restaurant of Morton Miscellaneous Donabons ($25.00); ROW Permft Fee ($800.00); State highway reimbursement Sheffler, KenneTh R, Wade, Joseph F, Wailenberg, Patricia, Wsol, Kevin, Zielinski, Robert B Grove LLC, $95,764.61; Lauterbach & Amen, $4,050.00; Lawson Products Inc. $13,400.79; Leach ($95,544.00); Police- Jusbce Revenue ($4,177.14); Cash )Over)/Short $)264.96( Enterprises bc, $6,748.86; LeadsOnline, $3,688.00; LeRoy's Welding & Fabricating, $5,760.00; Leoipol $50,000 to $74,999 Total $2,149,183.92 LLC, $2,850.00; Lindco Equipment Sales, Inc., $20,447.15; UP Services Inc. $2,518.75; Lund Moloc Fuel Tax Fund ($718,786.68) Ahbatielln, John, Andrews, Andrew, Berratato-Tobin, Ann M, Burnett, Bonita L, Cochrane, Thomas, Industries Inc. $7,363.92; M.A.B.A.S. Division III, $7,975.00; MATIS. Parto & Equipment, $3,799.68; Share Of Motor Fuel Tax ($567,477.25); Interest Income ($272.04); Misc Incorse ($151 ,037.39_ Falcone, Peter, Fasos, Constantinos, Gaeding, William F, Garcia, John, Grear, Dominic J, Hoftmao, David A, Hogan, Stacey K, Johanson, Michael C, Kaye, Steven, Kramade, Madene, Latianzi, Susan, MaylineGreup, $10,168.49; MB Financial Bank, NA, $270,195.54; Menuets - Morton Grove, $31,112.32; bhanced 911 Phone System Fund ($213,467.68) Le Beau, Mary Jo, Lochner, Richard Fi Mallaney, Patrick T, Mann, Marc, Mc Closkey, Tenence, Metro Environmental Contractor, $31,717.50; Meyer Material Co, $6,677.50; Mid American Water of E 911 Telephone Surcharge Fees ($97,946.12); E911 Surcharge Fees- Wireless ($176,179.42): Mc Connell, John, Miller, Paula J, Moreno, Marvin, Plata, Susan M, Rubio, Tyler J, Said, John D, Wuucnnda Inc. $63,993.82; Mobile Mini mc, $3,639.88; Morton Grove Automotive West $3,710.00: Interest Income ($242.14) Santiago, Carolina SeIzer, Melinda, Sheehan, Janet, Sopkio, Stacy L, Tarasiuk, Eva, Vasilopoulos, Morton Grove Public Library, $24,355.66; Morton Grove School Dint #67, $189,358.00; Morton Greve LehigWfernls TIF Fund ($2,313,141.45) Georgia, Wisniewski, David, Young, Adam W School Dist #70, $106,934.00; Motorola Communications, $17,015.70; Municipal Emergency Services Iocremental Property Tax ($2,282,138.84); Interest Income ($1,659.30); Net Apprec(Depreciabon) Inc. $3,764.08; Municipal GIS Partners, Inc. $53,615.00; Nagen Steel, Inc., $3,692.70: Napleton Fleet $15,000 to $99,999 Total $3,784,835.77 $)32.06); Misc Income ($29,375.37) Group, $71 064.00; National Law Enforcement Supply, $7,708.70; National Seed, $4,352.50; Nets J Alongi, Joseph, Anderberg, Robert, Arkus, Paidrew, Atto, MarkJ, Beemer, Chnstopher, Bencinenga, Johnson Tree EugenIo lox, $29,812.00; NEMRT, Inc - North Eatit Muti-, $5,960.00; NetComm2000 mc, Economic Development Fund ($312,356.48) John P Burns, William C, Callaghan, Richard R, Cameron, Gina, Coursey, Jerry P Dahm, Michael J, $17,285.00; Nicor Gas, $12,610.17; NIPSTA - Northeastern IL, $23,744.59: North American Salt Co. Sales Tau Home Rule ($312,000.00); Interest Income ($117.97); Net lncr)Decr) EV IMET Duden, Martin G, Eimer, Eric, Elliott, Kevin, Ficht, Eric, Fieek, Przemyslaw, Genovesi, John, Hankey, $218,557.45; North Regional Major Crimes, $3,600.00; North Shone Un'domi Soc Inc. $11,379.85; ($238.51) James, Hester, Brady, Hoffman, Nicholas, Huber, James J, Johnson, Dennis V, Kobeski, Theodore North Suburban Asphafi Manten, $196,084.56; North Town Sewer Service, $3,161.65; Northern IL P Lehew, Allen A, Lieta, Robert, Litkowiak, Stephen J, Lochner, Kevin, Mercien, Michael, Mtichell, Waukegan TIF Fund ($582,023.82) Police Alarm Sys, $5,326.02: Northern Trust Company, The, $7,299.61 ;Northwest Municipal John, Murakami, Kerry M, Narcisa, Nicole M, Przekota, Dominik, Roberts, Chades M, Santiago. Gil Incremental Property Tao ($581,843.08); Interest Income ($180.74) Conference, $12,471.33; Northwest Water Commission, $6,000.00; Oce Financial ServicesInc. Schaab. Michael F, Schuette, Jeremy W, Sparacio, Giovanni, Sturgill, M'ticheli, Tabor, Adam, Van $6,660.00; Office Depot Inc. $3,824.18; P F Pettibone & Cumpaoy, $4,948.21; Palatine Oil Co Inc. Commuler Parking Fund ($135,914.13) Der langen, Ken J, Walker-O'Keete, Jackie, Walsh, Timothy, Weder, Jay M, Woog, Boyle Commuter Parking Lot Fees ($135,453.54); Interest Income ($520.59) $132,104.51; Patron Inc. $4,482.06; Patten Industries Inc. $7,491.32; Paybocity, $7,100.45; PC Mall $100,000 to $124,999 Total $5,476,512.40 Gao, $3,645.00; Personnel Strategies LLC, $9,875.00; Peter Baker & Seo Co., $3,197.55; Pinner Electric Debt Service Fund . ($1,769,993.34) Akemann, Nathan, Anderson, Anthony, Arcangeletti, Michael C, Bornschlegl, Marvin, Brandt, Larry, Inc., $55,371.31; Pomp's Tire Service Inc. $29,256.08; Portable Communications Specialists nc, Property Taxes($1,097,273.15); Sales Tax Home Rule ($590,000.00); Grants- Federal 94nk, Sean R Carlson, George C. Cochrane, Michael, Dahm, Joseph J, De Monte, Andy, Durante, $5,926.23; Possibility Place Nursery, $4,399.72; Precision Pavement Marhings Inc, $26,765.05; Print ($81,609.50); Interest Income ($585.70) Joseph G, Eason, Andrew, Edwards Jr, William E, Fasolo, Joseph, Faulstick, Oerek, Fennelly, Brian, Xpress, $8,069.43; Pro-Tech Security Sales, $15,059.15; Puchalski, Richard J, $5,131.02: Quill Gallogher, Daniel J, Goodwin, Thomas W, Hoffman Liston, Teresa, Hohs, Robert A, Hosfield, James Net Incr(Decr) FV IMET ($424.99) Corporation, $7,018.67; R C Topsoil Inc. $12,280.35; Radarsign, LLC, $8,490.00; Ray O'Herron Co Inc A, Imbrogno, Rudy D, Kennedy,'tJennio, Kully, Kayla J, LaVar, Jeffrey R, Litton, Michael, Lucero, Joel CapHal Prolects Fund $134,963.91);Property Taxes($50,689.73);Sales Tao Home Rule I Lombard, $23,034.82; Rayoor Door Company, $8,721.48; Red Wing Shoe Store, $2,950.10; Regional Mc Cauley, Dennis, Mc Closkey, Timothy J, Mikula, Philip E, Miller, Enk, Navarrete,'Hemy, Novak, ($25,000.00); Personal Property Replacement ($31 004.89); Interest Income ($99,891 .78); Net Emergency Dispatch Center, $179,019.34; Restaurant Depot 48, $2,626.00; Ricmur Induotries, Andrew J, O'Bnen, William, Paces, William, Panky, Edward A, Poterek, David B, Fryer, Rick L, Rugo, Apprec(Depreciahon( ($(82,606.10); Misc Income ($4,402.81); State Highway Reimbursement $17,297.93; Rochlord, Law OffIce 01 Elizabeth M, $11,962.50; Rogers Pump Sales & Soc Inc. Jason, Rodgers, Frank F Stromberg, Norman P Stueber, Daniel C, Tobin, Paul, Tomich, Ches, Tropp, ($6,580.80) $22,270.14; Roman Fboonng, $5,196.00; RT Mobile Teleproductions, $2,967.45; Russo Power Peter, Wagner, Garrett D, Wagner, Michael, Warronsford, Daniel, Weitzel, Michael, Varas, Paul Equipment, $7,667.86; Rydin Decal, $5,768.51; S B Friedman & Company, $75,392.85; Sam's Club EnI&pflse - Water 6 Sewer Fund ($7,461,101.45) $125,000 and Over Total $1,431,211.59 Direct, $2,876.77; Schindler Eleoator Corporation, $10,572.60; Schwinge Family Limtied Partnership, Sale Of Water ($6.273,250.18); Sewer Use Fees ($826,327.16); Late Foes ($104,267.11); Water Byrne, Patrick J, Erickson, Mark B, Eau, Scott E, Feel, Thomas, Home, Ryan, Kuozie, Steven A, $60,000.00; Selection Wuchs LLC, $4,900.00; Sonsos Metering Systems, $3,307.50, Service Spring, Meter Sales ($7,371.00); Grants - Federal ($84,121.74); Interest Income ($13,448.25); Lease And Mftchell, Michael T, Porter, WilliamSchey, PaWok, Sawa, Daniel, Steffens, Kenneth R $6,134.89; Set Environmental - Glenwood, $8,265.00; Sewer Equipment Co of Auneitca, $7,340.24; Rental Income ($182,426.09); Nel Apprec)Depreciabon) ($519.41); Misc Income ($9.370,51) Sherwin Industries Inc. $3,941.31; Sherwin-Williams Ce, The, $8,659.78; Sikich LLR $33,200.00; Solid Total Payroll Disbursement $13,854,539.68 Fire Alarm Fund ($127,199.80) Waste Agency/N Cook Cty, $486,607.59; Sooth Elgin Police Pension Fund, $272,236.42; Spnngbrook Subcnbers Fee ($127,199.80) SECTION III: CASH DISBURSEMENT FOR CALENDAR YEAR 2012 Software Inc. $22,800.08; St Aubin Nursery & Landscaping, $14,321.00; St Fraocis Hospital, EMS! A Lamp Concrete Contractors Inc. $65,352.16; Abt Electronics & Appliances, $4,50664; Ace Hardware Paramedic Education -, $4,559.00; Standard Equipment Co, $22,279.13; Staples Advantage, $5,872.95; Municipal Parking Fund ($44,466.77) - Skokie, $4,742.21 ; Acura nc, $2,629.67; Administrative Consulting Specialists LLC, $7,099.00; State of Illinois, $25,451 .00; Storing Coddiers toc, $5,027.00: Suburban Accents Inc. $6,032.50: Sun- Municipal Parking Lot Fees ($44,325.07); Interest Income ($141.70) Advocate Occupational Hea0h, $24,738.39; AECOM Technical Services Inc. $4,200.00; Aggregate Times Media, $4,396.00; T.PI Building Cede Consultants Inc. $94,926.50; Telconi Innovations Group, Solid Waste Fund ($1,888,438.14) Induotries- MWR bc, $26,784.70; Air One Equipment,Inc., $25,907.02; Alexander Chemical LLC, $14,222.50; Terminal Supply Co., $6,782.91; Terracon Consultants bc, $4,250.00; Third Corporation, $7,380.00: All Around Amusement Inc. $52,693.65; Allied AsphaB Paving Co, $51,280.12; Sale of Yard Waste Shckers ($64,397.75); Residence Trash Revenue ($1,823,890.67); Interest Millennium Assoc.lnc., $14,834.30; TKB Associates toc, $4,209.89: Total Parking Solutions Inc. Alpha Prime Communicativns, $21,190.15; Amalgamated Bank of Chicago-$830,175.00; Amazon, lncume ($149.72) $10,342.00; Traffic Control & Protection Inc. $29,779.44; Tribune Media Group, $5,929.00; Troopers $14,558.44; American Aluminum ACC Inc. $6,102.00; American Green nc, $4,954.93; American Drum 6 Bugle Corps, $3,000.00; U S Post Office - Postmaster, $8,351 .37; U S Postmaster, $3,619.70; CNA P8nslon Fund ($1,024,349.19) Mortuary Soc ut Chgo, $3,560.00; Amencan Traffic Solutions I ATS, $19,587.30; Anderson Lock, United Radio Commooications, $6,917.00; Utech Envirenmtl Mfg Sop Inc. $5,025.00: Vedono Wireless, Contdb-PropTan-Genl Fond($326,813.55);InterestIncome($362,905.62); Employee $6,405.05; Anderson Pest Solutions, $3,078.34; ARCO Mechanical Equipment Sales, $7,1 i 0.00; Arrow $35,191.95; Vermeer -Illinois, Inc., $4,718.79; Viking Tire and Recapping, $9,231.50; Village of Contributions ($46,179.93); Contributions- Library ($88,450.09); Employer Contributions (Water) Road Construction Co., $1,973,362.22; Ashland Inc. $8,880.13; AT&T, $86,532.65; AT&T Mobility Il ($200,000.00) LLC, $2,591.62; Atias Bobcat Inc, $10,457.22; Automobile Mechanics Local 701, $20,620.23, Ayees Glenoiew, $246,631 .00;Villageof Morton Grove Enterpitse Fund, $4,335.19; Village ot Skokie, Associates, $11,357.00; B & H Photo, $5,236.00; Bank of New York Mellon, The, $2,876,125.00; $33,103.36; Vollmar Clay Products Co, $11,495.50; Voorhees Associates LLC, $12,683.75; W. W. Firefighters' Pension Fund ($4,397,428.67) Bernabei, Brandon, $7,735.36; Bill's Painting Co, $50,016.00; Black(ack ProducOons, $2,500.00; Blue Grainger, nc, $17,298.25; WatchGuard Video, $15,945.25; Water Products-Aurora, $12,553.96; West Contribution From Fire ($1 775,056.77); Interest Income ($636,301 .20); Dividend Income ($84.86); Stars Drum & Bugle Corps, $3,000.00; Bluecoats Drum & Bugle Corps, $3,000.00; Bond Drug Company Side Eochange, $7,035.18; Wholesale Direct Inc., $11,096.12; Winkler Construction, $10,751.48; Net Aprtn)dprn) Fo Fixed Inc S ($96,768.39); Net Aprtn Fo Equity Securities ($1,488,856.84); of Illinois, $35,516.18; Bowman DistnibulivrVßarnes bc, $2,794.34; Bnggs, Steven, $8,485.23; C.D.S. 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Guests mingle among auction items. BY KATERINA BIZIOS Illinois Eye-Bank, which recovers cornea! tissue to restore eyesight to more than 1,000 Illinois residents each year The(plus more than 1,000 people in other countries), hosted its 15th annual Gift of Sight gala June 27. The event, chaired by Dr. David Don- Sean EshaghY Nina Mariano nersberger and emceed by the Sun-Times' Bill and Denis and Jesse White Zwecker, honored Northwestern University oph- John Healy thalmologist Dr. Robert Feder and Splash editor/ publisher Susanna Negovan for the work they've done in their fields. Greg Hyder, director of catering at The Peninsula Chicago (108 E. Superior) and former Eye- Bank honoree, planned an evening perfectly in sync with the theme: Guests, including organ donation proponent and Illinois Secretary of State Jesse White, stepped into a mini photo studio for a close-up eye portrait, and later enjoyed cocktails and a city view on the Shanghai Terrace. DJ Megan Taylor kept the party bumping as guests perused auction items like a getaway to the St. Regis Punta Mita and a private tour of Terlato Winery in Napa Valley. More than $100,000 was raised for the Eyebank's mission and to provide cornea transplant surgeries. The Sun-Times was the media sponsor of this event. The Joan Scialabba, Mike McGrath, Eleni Bousis, Sun -Times Foundation and the Chicago Community ThLst will Kristina McGrath, Eleni Tzotzolis and Vicky Palivos Laurie Davis, Dr. Linda match every dollar donated to the illinois Eye Banlç up to a total Katz and Sherrill Bodine of $10,000. Up to $1,000 can be matched per individual donation. PHOTOS BY RAMZI DREESSEN

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CHARITY GREATER NORTH MICHIGAN AVENUE ASSOCIATION LUNCHEON he business community supporting Chicago's most MILE HIGH Tcelebrated street - the Greater North Michigan Av- enue Association - hosted its members at a quarterly luncheon June 26 at the Chicago Marriott Downtown Magnificent Mile (540 N. Michigan). Local power players, including Illinois At- torney General Lisa Madigan, Harry Caray's managing partner Grant DePorter and Macy's VP Andrea Schwartz, attended the lunch, which included a discussion with Sun-Times parent company Wrapports chairman Bridget Halanski and Jan Berendsen Michael Fem. PHOTOS BY RAMZI DREESSEN The Sun-limes was the media sponsor ofthis event.

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than 550 theater buffs helped mark the opening of the Chicago Shakespeare Theater's 2013-2014 More-season at its annual gala June 17. Greeted by actors dressed in elaborate costumes from the upcoming season - and surrounded by the theater's sweeping skyline views - at- Criss Henderson,Shelj Z. Rosenberg, tendees enjoyed a three-course dinner, followed Ray McCaskeyand Barbara by a performance in the Courtyard Theater. Gaines Orchestrated by creative producer Rick Boynton, artistic associate and casting director Bob Mason and director Eileen LaCario, Richard Carrier, Rachel Rockwell, the program featured Broadway couple Noreen Heron and Ashlee Harris Jason Danieley and Marin Mazzie belting out tunes composed by the evening's artistic honoree Stephen Sondheim. Former Mayor Richard M. Daley was also honored for his work in solidifying Navy Pier as the theater's home while ON THE AGENDA he was in office. More than $1 million was raised to benefit the theater's partnership with Chicago Public Schools to weekends will never be the same: On June 26, Reader editor improve literacy and culture. Mara Shaihoup and Splash editor/publisher Susanna Negovan The Sun-Times was the media sponsor of this event. The Yourwelcomed 200 guests to a party celebrating the launch of Agenda, Sun-Times Foundation and the Chicago Community Trust a new Friday section in the Chicago Sun-Times covering arts, culture and will match every dollar donated to the Chicago Shake- events, as well as the addition of entertainment content in Sunday Splash. speare Theater, up to a total of $25,000. Up to $1,000 can The party was held at Baume & Brix (351 W. Hubbard) and hosted by Sun- be matched per individual donation. John and Susan Naughton and Kurt Carrie Times columnists Richard Roeper, Bill Zwecker and Hedy Weiss. PHOTOS BY ROBERT CARL AND MICHAEL LITCHFIELD and Kelly Gabouer Lannon PHOTOS BY RAMZI DREESSEN

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MUSEUM OF BROADCAST COMMUNICATIONS' GALA THAT '80S SHOW STORIES BY KATERINA BIZIOS broadcasters recalled the era of leg warm- ers and parachute pants to help salute the '80s at the Museum of Broadcast Communications' (360 N. Chicago'sState) gala June 22. Co-chairs, including Jennifer Anderson, Jennifer DuMont, Duke Miglin, David Peri- mutter, David Plier, Rocco Smeriglio and Jaclene Tetzlaff, welcomed guests for a reception and tour of the museum's exhibits, like the debut of "The Life and Times of Gary Coleman" (open through Sept. 19). Later, guests such as WLS-Channel 7 president and general manager John Idler enjoyed video Above: After the program, Tim Kazurinsky, David Plier, George montages that celebrated the era, introduced by '80s icons Wendt, Bruce DuMont and Betsy Shepherd took a TV break to Tim Kazurinsky and "Cheers" star George Wendt. cheer on the Blackhawks. Right: Madeleine Dickinson, Lori Cook, The Sun-rimes was the media sponsor of this event. Cheryl Pearson-McNeil and Vivien Gong PHOTOS BY RICHARD SHAY

'V AJC CIVIC LEADERSHIP AWARD DINNER SCI JOCK VATI.E Aaron Schock took a break President-Operations of CC Industries, took the from Capitol Hill to spend time with 250 spotlight and received an award honoring his civic guests at AJC Global Jewish Advocacy leadership. More than $800,000 was raised for AJC's CongressmanChicago's Civic Leadership Award Dinner mission and local and national programs. June 18. Co-chairs Lester Crown, Tyrone Fahner, The Sun-Times was the media sponsor ofthis event. James Gordon, David Heiland, Penny Pritzker The Sun-Times Foundation and the Chicago Com- Susan Crown, William and J. Christopher Reyes welcomed guests to the munity Trust will match every dollar donated to the Kunkler and Renée Ritz-Canton Chicago (160 E. Pearson) for dinner. American Jewish Committee, up to a total of $25,000 and Lester Crown Later, William C Kunider ifi, Executive Vice Up to $1,000 can be matched per individual donation. Aaron Schock (R-IL) speaks.

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9.30 Ail. Garlin wakes up and treats himself to his favorite breakfast at Eleven Comedian Jeff Garlin comes back to his City Diner (1112 S. Wabash): lox, eggs hometown for a laugh-out-loud Sunday and onions. BY ZAK STEMER 11 A.M. The actor/director directors, trying to make a movie in 12 heads to the Music days with absolutely no script would induce an ali- Box Theatre (3733 N. out panic attack But when Chicago-born comic/ Southport) to take Fsomeactor/director Jeff Garlin decided he wanted to in a classic movie make his latest ifick, "Dealin' with Idiots," a script-free matinée. Coming up? endeavor, he didn't hesitate for a moment. Instead, he The western "The Big called up his friends - a who's who of famous comedic G u ndown." actors like Gina Gershon and Natasha Leggero - and told them that he wanted to improvise a whole movie. 1 P.M. They said okay. Garlin walks over to When explaining the filins premise, Garlin says "My the lake and then son was playing youth baseball and I observed the behav- up to Montrose Dog ior ofthe parents. I thought, 'There are so many movies Beach. He doesn't about kids and Little League, how about one just about bring a dog; he the parents?' " So "Dealin' with Idiots" was born. The film just likes to watch follows Garlin's character, a famous comedian named Max people play with Morris, as he hangs out with the inane and borderline their dogs, he says. psychotic parents of his son's baseball team, all in search of inspiration for his next movie project. The whole thing 6P.M. is improvised by the cast. "The actors didn't read anything He grabs an before the scenes," he explains. "I would tell them where early dinner at they were before and after. That's it." local staples After starting his career in improv at Second City i Gibson's (1028 almost 30 years ago, and steadily building a name as a N. Rush) or supporting actor, Garlin - who if you don't recognize by Tavern on Rush name or face, you'd know by his loud, guttural and hilari- (1031 N. Rush). ous voice - is riding a career high. He's starring in his own sitcom "The Goldbergs" on ABC this fall, filming the movie "Laggies" alongside Kiera Knightley and bringing "Idiots" home to Chicago, premiering it at the Music Box 8P.M. Theatre July12. A stand-up Garlin still has strong loyalties to the local comedy comic at heart, scene. "Everything I do has a lot of Chicago people and Garlin takes the Second City alums," he says. "I probably cast more Second stage at Zanies City actors than anyone else." (There are six in his current (1548 N. Wells) movie alone: Ian Gomez, Nia Vardalos, Richard Kind, for a guest set. Fred Willard, Bob Odenkirk and himselL) In his downtime, he records his own podcast called "By the Way, in Conversation with Jeff Garlin," a series of off- 10 P.M. the-cuff conversations between Garlin and his uber-funny He ends the night friends like Larry David, Will Ferrell, Aziz Ansarl and at his old stomping Judd Apatow. "They're just fun, cool people," Garlin says. grounds, doing "I've been friends with most of them before they are what an improv set they are." with the Second Here, one of the city's funniestguysmaps out his perfect City crew (1616 N. Sunday back where it all began. Wells).

CHICAGOSPLASH.COM I JULY 7-13,2013 11 Dita Von Teese was navigating the art of burlesque Whenin the early 199Os, her resources were limited. "I started making shows before there was the internet," she says. "My only references were things that I read about in books, still photos that I had and a couple of different movies that glorified versions ofburlesque." So rather than cull inspiration from other performances, she was forced to come up with her Dita Von Teese as a cowgirl ready to ride a pink mechanical own ideas of what to do on stage, mak- bull and as bird in a cage (inset) ing her approach completely unique. in "Strip Strip Hooray." "I think that's uric of the reasons I've been so successful," she says. To call her merely "successful" is an understatement. In her 20-year career, Von These, 40, has catapulted from niche performer to megawatt celeb- rit y, cultivating the sort of A-list status normally reserved for actors orpo1 stars. She's graced the cover of fshion magazines such as Elle, Bazaar and Ma- rie Claire, is regularly spotted front row at Paris Fashion Week, counts Chris- tian Louboutin and Kelly Oshourne as friends and is a regular fixture in gossip magazines and hlogs. But her appeal stretches outside of the media Burlesque boftshel1 realm, too -. this summer, she's travel- [)iti Von Teese Qn her rise ing the country with "Strip Strip 1-loo- ray," a 90-minute revue that stops at the to the.top, her respect for the I louse of Blues in Chicago July Il-13. art and her brand new revue BYMOLL,V EACH

12 CHICAGOSPLASH.COM JULY 7-t 3, 201.3 A DECAT)E ()F J )ITA 'I've been performing burlesque since 1991, and I finally man- I'm not living ¡n another era, it's just that I love the beauty of classic, vintage aged to put all of my biggest production numbers into one revue, style," says Von Teese, who has become a fashion icon and a mainstay on with a supporting cast of the best in burlesque," says Von Teese. best-dressed lists. "I used to wear head-to-toe vintage, but I don't really do that (Included in her Chicago lineup is Michelle UAmour, a noted anymore. Now, it's a combination of eras and themes, and Ilike pursuing modern local performer.) In "Strip Strip Hooray" Von These will perform designers and clothes that have a classic, elegant feel." Here are some of Ditas a range of acts, including one set in an opium den and one where standout looks over the last 10 years: she works with a pink mechanical bull. For each seven-minute number, Von Teese does all of the original choreography and has a hand in every other element, including the music, props, lighting and elaborate costumes. She draws inspiration from everything around her, from old movies to ballet performances to fashion, and when it comes to pushing boundaries, Von Teese relishes the opportunity "My favorite challenge is to blend the taboo and risqué with high glamour and beauty and elegance. The lines aren't always that clear. But you can look at an image of someone who is clothed, and it's sometimes trashier than someone who is 2013 completely nude." Dita'sbuzzed- Her commitment to the art is part of what has made Von Teese about 3D-printed a leader in the neo-burlesque movement. Burlesque is an art form dress was designed that relies on the tease; in her acts, Von Teese slowly removes by Michael Schmidt articles of clothing, artfully undressing though she's never fully on his iPad and printed from a naked. It began in England in the rnid-1800s and was popular computer. in the United States through the 1940s, and though it fell out of favor in the mid-20th century, it has enjoyed a recent resurgence 2011 with Von Teese at the forefront. "I feel like it has a lot to do ' 2010 with the fact that I've believed in it for so long and have been at it for so long, even when it wasn't popular or cool," she says. "I've got 20 years of creating these numbers. I feel like every once in a while the universe is watching and sees who is putting in the time and wants it for the right reasons, not because they want to be famous. Because I don't really care about the fame aspect. I'm grateftul for the recognition, but I feel a big responsibility among the burlesque community to speak eloquently about the history of it and stand up for it when media tries to commercialize it or turn it into something it never was." As burlesque has moved into the cultural consciousness, Von Teese has seen a shift in audiences too. "Now, the audiences at my shows are mostly female. You look in the audience and see women of all shapes, sizes, ethnicities, ages - you feel they're embracing glamour and are happy to see a show that has different kinds ofbeauty. They're getting the message that sensuality comes in different forms. I feel like that's what the neo-burlesque 2008 2007 2006 movement is all about, and that's really exciting to me." 2005 2004 ..J, 2003 Von Teese, born Heather Sweet, grew up in Michigan until the age ofl2, when she moved to Orange County California. "I was an extremely shy little girl," she says. "I loved ballet. I loved everything about it. I loved the costumes, the point shoes, pictures ofballerinas." She danced religiously, but in her midteens she lines and three perfumes, and she's authored two books, Burlesque plateaued and was unable to reach the next level. "In a way, being and the Art ofthe Teese and Ditw Stripteese. 'I'veot 20 years of a failed ballerina, being mediocre at dancing, made me who I am," While Von Teese has collaborated on a range of projects says Von Teese. "Sometimes when you're not good enough at outside the burlesque realm, performing is what she loves most. creating these numbers. something, you take a roundabout way. It makes me feel good that "I have a lot ofthings I've done and I'm proud of, but doing this I was given the challenge of not being very good, so I had to come show really means a lot to me," she says. "I've done all these I feel likeevery oncein up with another idea." Armed with her extensive knowledge of fancy VIP parties for like, Louis Vuitton and Marc Jacobs. But and passion for all things vintage, she began performing. it's really nice for me when the curtains open [to seel real fans awhile, the universe is "When I first started, I was doing my show for people that and ticket holders, people who are there because they want to remembered Bettie Page," says Von Teese. "It was a very niche be there." watching andsees who audience." She garnered attention for her performances, as well While in Chicago, Von Teese - who performed in smaller as her pinup photos and for recreating vintage images, and soon shows here in the mid-90s and at Ikram Goldman's five-year is putting in the time she was headlining shows and posing for Playboy - a move that anniversary party for her store in 2006 - expects to scour the inspired her stage name. (She chose Dita in honor of silent film vintage clothing scene, meet up with old friends and possibly and wants it for the star Dita Parlo, then picked Von 11eese as a surname for the Play- take in a few shows from local burlesque performers. "I've always boy spread. The magazine misspelled it as Von Teese.) Her 2002 enjoyed Chicago," she says. "It's a really glamorous city. It's funny right reasons.' Playboy cover shot her into mainstream consciousness, and since because I've been world traveling the past 10 years, I lived in Paris then she's been everywhere. She has starred in multiple high-fash- for three years, but I really have a thing for the United States right ion ad campaigns, has been a spokeswoman for PETA, designed now. It's much more glamorous for me than London or Paris or a lingerie collection with Wonderbra, has clothing and cosmetics Italy. I'm having a new romance with it."

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i 4 CHLCAGOSPLASH.COM JULY 7-13, 2013 THE FLOWER FANATICS Known for being family friendly, the Hotel Lincoln (1816 N. Clark, Jdvhotels.com) is a great home base for flower-philes on vacation. Why? The property is directly across the street from Lincoln Park, which boasts some of the most vibrant, lush and free-to-explore gardens in the city. Inhale the scent of orchids at the Lincoln Park Conservatory (2391 N. Stockton, Chicagoparkthstrict.com/parks/lincoln-park- conservatory) or pick up some fresh flowers at the Green City Market, which hits the park on Wednesdays and Saturdays. After, plant yourself somewhere for dinner. The new patio at the Gold Coast's Local Chicago (198 E. Delaware, Thelocalchi cago. corn) has a living garden wall with 3,000 (yep, that's thousand) types of plants. On the menú' are burgers, salads and a special aptly titled the THE BEAT BUFFS Shellfish Bouquet. Before you go home, grab a souvenir of A picnic on the grass, a starry sky and a world-class orchestra make for a pitch-perfect summer your garden-themed adventures at Aroma night. Enter the Grant Park Music Festival (205 E. Randolph), taking place several nights a week Workshop (2050 N. Halsted, Arornaworkshop. through August 17. The Millennium Park concerts range from a violin concerto to an organ sym- corn). The tiny boutique lets you create custom phony, and lawn seats are free. Visit Millenniurnpark.org for the full schedule. perfumes using fragrances such as jasmine, After the concert, switch musical genres with a rockstar-inspired night. Drop your bags at the rose and honeysuckle. nearby Hard Rock Hotel (230 N. Michigan, Hardrockhotelchicago.corn), and head to West Loop Extra credit: Book your sojourn on the restaurant Neilcôte (833 W. Randolph, Nellcoterestaurant.corn). Modeled after the French villa weekend of July 20 and you'll be in plant para- where the Rolling Stones recorded "Exile on Main Street," the glam spot has summer-friendly dise. The Sheffield Garden Walk & Music Fes- menu items like asparagus-and-burrata pizza ($19), accompanied by a well-edited drink menu. Try tival (intersection of Sheffield and Webster) the crisp Sparkling cocktail, a blend of Maestro Doebel reposado tequila, pamplemousse, bitters takes place on Friday and Saturday, and offers and Prosecco ($12). tours of some 90 local gardens, plus archi- Take a spin around the city - and add a few more songs to your staycation playlist - by book- tectural tours of the neighborhood's historic ing Chicago Detours' (Chicagodetours.corn) "Jazz, Blues & Beyond" bus tour ($65 per person, $60 homes, live music, food and drinks. View the for students, seniors and kids; under 5 free). The excursion encompasses music history lessons, Aroma Workshop full schedule at Sheffleldgardenwalk.corn. stops at famous concert halls and even offers quick lessons on the blues harmonica.

THE SWEETEST THINGS THE CLASSICALISTS The Peninsula Chicago (108 E. Superior, The Art Institute of Chicago (ifi S. Michigan, Peninsula.corn) just wrangled Dimitri Fayard as Artic.edu) is currently home to the megawatt - its executive pasty chef. (Fayard co-founded the and très Français - exhibition Impressionism, local Vanille Patisserie.) So if you really want to Fashion and Modernity. The exhibit, running treat yourself, book a night at the plush Mag Mile through September 22, showcases works from hotel for a dose of the sweet life. Impressionist masters such as Monet, Manet and On the menu in the hotel's upscale restaurant Seurat in thoughtful environments. There's even the Lobby, you'll find new confections such as a room with park benches and a carpet of mock a raspberry and lychee dessert with mandarin grass. Try to catch it on a Saturday evening, when cream and pistachio cake. On Friday and Satur- "Lady with fans" at the Art Institute the exhibit stays open till 9 p.m., drinks flow from day nights, "Chocolate at the Pen" offers live mu- a cash bar and guests are encouraged to dress up sic, chocolate martinis and the pastry maestro's according to codes such as "stripes and dots" or lavish spread of treats. "bows." Discover more local goodies the next day Plant your feet firmly in the Impressionist era with Chicago Chocolate Tours ($40 per person, with a stay at the nearby Palmer House Hilton Chicagochocolatetours.corn). The company's (17 E. Monroe, Palmerhousehiltonhotel.corn), outings, which typically last two to three hours, which opened in 1873. Don't miss the "His- explore bakeries, candy shops and other sweet tory is Hott!" lunch and tour, led by historian spots in neighborhoods including the Gold Coast Ken Price, which includes a stop in the hotel's and the Loop - and come complete with plenty museum, full of original historic artifacts from a of samples. range of eras. But before you head back to your Wrap it all up at Candyality, a winsome candy room, grab a few Parisian-style bites from Toni store in Water Tower Place (835 N. Michigan, Patisserie & Café (65 E. Washington, Tonipa- Candyality.corn). The staffers can fill you in on tisserie.corn). With marble tables and specials what your favorite sweets say about your per- scrawled on antique mirrors, the charming spot sonality, and the in-house "Life is Sweet" candy serves cheese plates and Niçoise salad; there The Lobby at the museum features intricate fashions made out of are also gleaming cases filled with éclairs, petit Peninsula Chicago candy wrappers. Toni Patisserle & Café fours, and pistachio financiers.

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Anna Marie Wilharm

We're thrilled for Anna Marie Wilharm, who was recently appointed Chicago Humanities Festival's manager of marketing and public relations. She previously worked ¡n PR for the Chicago Shakespeare Theater.

I ¡Failor Neil Shah BY KATEPINA BIZIOS and performances by friends and family. Day three marked pithi, a cer- Related Realty Neil Shah and Urvi emony where the bride and groom - Tailor, cramming the night celebrating separately - were covered Congratulations to David Wolf, before a chemistry exam with a turmeric-based yellow paste for president of Related Realty (a re- their freshman year at the good luck. The celebration culminated cently launched residential brokerage For division of Chicago real estate devel- University of Illinois at Urbana-C ham- May 26 with Shah and Tailor's wed- oper Related Midwest), for opening paign paid off - with more than good ding ceremony. The groom arrived the doors of the company's 350 W. grades. «I noticed her around campus, at Rosemont Convention Center on Hubbard headquarters June 25. and when I saw her at the library horseback, and Tailor entered wearing studying the same book, I decided to a red lengha. They were led to the A heartfelt round of applause to the Boys & Girls Clubs of Chi- ask her a question," says Shah. That mandap, a pillared structure, where cago. On June 25, the organization moment led to countless study ses- - in front of more than 500 guests - renamed the Robert R. McCormick sions, a proposal upon medical school the couple circled a fire four times to Club the Pedersen-McCormick Club graduation and, finally, a wedding, solidify their marriage. After leaving in honor of the late Peer Pedersen, nine years after they first met. Starting by horse and carriage, Shah and Tailor a local philanthropist and business May 23, Shah and Tailor kicked off joined guests at the reception, where leader who contributed to the club four days of celebrations with mehndi, authentic Punjabi food and desserts for more than four decades. an Indian tradition that involves flown in from India kept guests fueled Henna application for the bride and until 3 a.m. "It was the little traditions her bridal party to symbolize a strong that made the day special," says Shah. marriage bond and fertility. The next But it was the emotion-filled moment SEND US YOUR CHEERS! day, 400 guests gathered at Jay Shree when Tailor's family gave her away If you have good news to share - or COURTESY PRAMQ0 ¡f you'd like your wedding featured - Swaminarayan Temple in Itasca for that stood out most. "They were tears RATHOD raas-garba, an evening of folk dancing of joy and love," says Shah. PHOTOGRAPHY send a note to Sp/[email protected].

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BY MOLLY EACH Jean-Georges: It went so We have about 20 new fast' I'm ready for 40 more. POUR dishes. There's a halibut with like Oprah, award- My first day was July 13, 1973, tomatoes, cucumbers and winning chef Jean- and I was 16 years old. yogurt ($36), a salmon with Georges needs no last Just S: How did you end up in the miso and yuzu glaze ($29), name. (Its Vongerichten, industry? crunchy calamari with ancho- DU JDU FYI ) Arguably among JG: My parents were coal chile glaze served on a bed the most famous chef in of pea shoots ($12). For the world, Jean-Georges' distributors, and I was supposed to take us, it's all about the restaurant empire spans the market. There are so CHOICE PAIRINGS OF THE globe, with restaurants and over the business. I went to engineer- many farmers, we collaborations in nearly a try to use as many dozen countries, including ing school, but FINEST FOOD AND BEER. I was so bad at local ingredients as the legendary Jean-Georges possible. restaurant and ABC Kitchen, it they threw me both in New York City - as out. My parents S: What do you like well as Chicago, where he's were mad at me for to eat at the end of the creative force behind months. For my 16th a busy day? birthday, we went to a the storied Pump Room in JG: Simple stuff. Like tonight, restaurant. I saw the chore- the Public hotel. (This is his we're going to Big Star [1531 ography of the waiters, the second stint in our fair city; N. Damen, Bigstarchicago. TOP-RATE CHEF. TOP RATE BEERS. food - it opened something he collaborated with Lettuce com] to get a taco and beer, up inside of me. The chef Entertain You on Vong's Thai or a margarita, In New York, came to the table and my cA o, Kitchen, which shuttered I'll go to Chinatown and get dad said, 'My son is good for n 2009). Jean-Georges' a bowl of noodles, or some nothing, f you need him to schedule keeps him on the barbecue in Koreatown. peel a potato.' The chef said move, but he stops through he needed an apprentice, so Simple. several times a year for menu Tuscany Oak Brook-July 9th I went one day and ran S: Do you pay attention development, then leaves around asking, 'What can to Yelp and other online 1415 W. 22nd St., Oak Brook-(630) 990-1993 the restaurant in the hands I do?' The chef called my reviews? of executive chef Mousah father and said, 'He can start Reaume. As he celebrates his JG: Of course! You can tomorrow.' My dad dropped 40th anniversary in the kitch- gauge what people like, Tavern On Rush-July 11 th me off that morning at 8, and en, Jean-Georges reflects on what they don't and change that was it. 1031 N. Rush St., Chicago-(312) 664-9600 his time in the industry and it hour to hour. What's not gives us the scoop on the S: What are some new dishes working for lunch, you can Pump Room's new seasonal on the Pump Rooms sum- change it for dinner, If people dishes. mer menu? tweet a dish is a problem, Riva Crab House-July 1 6th JG: We change the menu you can take it right off the Splash:You're celebrating 40 menu. With social media, ev- Navy Pier, 600 E. Grand, Chicago-(312) 644-7482 years in the industry this year every few months, but this is the most exciting season. eryone is a critic. Before we How does it feel? were stuck with one person judging you, and now it's the Phil Stefani's 437 RUSh-July 1 7th whole world judging you. I love it. 437 N. Rush St,, Chicago-(312) 222-0101 S: Do you have any guilty food pleasures? JG: I eat a piece of Lindt milk chocolate every night before I go to bed. It's comforting for me. I can't go to sleep without it. Stefa n i Restau ras.com/bee rl 1301 N. State, (312) 229-2740; Organic egg sandwich Pu mproom .com

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HINS DALE t BURR RIDGE DARIEN LA GRANGE LA GRANGE Burr Ridge United Church o Christ St. John Lutheran Church Hinsdale United La Grange Bible Church 850 S. 7th Ave 708-354-2485 You are always welcome here (Missouri Synod) Methodist Church st. Cletus Catholic Church www.lagrangebible.org www.brucc.org (630) 654-4544 Summer Sunday Morning Worship. 7214 Cass Avenue, Darien 600 West 55th St., (708)352-6209 Plaintield & County Line Ads. Garfield at 55th Street 9:00 ars. July 7 . September 1 Worship: Sun lo AM (year round) (630) 969-7987 Weekend Mass Schedule Nursery and Children's Church availabie. Thank you tor taking care of this change. Sun School 10 AM Sept. - May, www.sjlcdarien.org Sunday Worship Saturday: 5:00 PM In Christ, Edward Podlesak Pastor Gary Faleide Services: Pubhcdy Coordinator Times 8:30 AM, 10:30 AM Sunday: 7:00 AM, 8:00 AM, 9:30 AM, Saturday, 5:00 PM Contemporary 11:00AM, 12:30 PM (Spanish) Sunday, 9:00 AM Traditional Christian Education for First United Methodist Church (Nursery available) Weekdays: All Ages - Visit our i 00 West Cossitt Avenue CLARENDON HILLS Sunday School 10:15 AM 8:00 AM 708.352.1250 Adult Bible Study 10:30 AM website for days & times ' Rev. Robert J Clark, Pastor Church of the Holy www.fumclg.org Full-Day and Half-Day Pre-School www.hinsdaleumc.com Rev. Kenneth Baker, Assoc. Pastor Nativity-Episcopal and Daycare available. Sunday Services Rev. Edgar Rodriguez, Assoc. Pastor www, holynativity-church org Grace Episcopal Church 8:00 & 10:15 am 275 S. Richmond Ave,, (630) 323-6820 Sunday Services: 7:30 AM: 9:30 AM 120 E First St., 630.323.4900 Thank God It's Wednesday with Nursery Provided Sundays Wednesdays 4:00-9:00 pm Christian Formation: 10:45 AM Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Catholic First Presbyterian Church 7:30 AM The Holy Eucharist, Rite I Family Dinner, 150 S. Ashland(7081354-0771 8404 Cass Avenue, 630-852-3303 8:00 AM Grace Café (2blks west of La Grange Rd) Bible Study, Choirs www.ourladyofmtcarmel.org 9:00 AM Church School Classes Family Friendly Worship Weekend Masses: Sat., 5:30 PM, and Adult Forum www.fpclg.org Notre Dame Catholic Church Sun., 8:15, 10:00 AM, 12:00 Noon, 10:00 AM The Holy Eucharist, Rde Il Sunday Worship Service

64 Nortolk Ave. (630) 654-3365 Daily Mass Mon-Sat.: 9:00 AM Nursery Care is available 8:30-1 1:30AM Traditional 9:30 AM, www.notredameparish.org Weekday Worship: Contemporary li:i5 AM Sat: 8AM & 5PM - Sun: 7:30, 9:30 & 11:30 AM Wednesday Noon - The Holy Eucharist Daily Mass: M-F: 7 & 8:45 AM Friday 9:00 AM - Morning Prayer Babysitting: Sun. 9:30 AM www.gracehinsdale.org Children's Liturgy: Sat. 5:00 PM & Sun. 9:30 AM First Church of Christ, HINS DALE Scientist Sun. Service & School 10 AM Evangelical Covenant COUNTRYSIDE Wed. Meeting 7:30 PM Church of Hinsdale 405 E. First Street Ifope Lutheran Church - LCMS 412 S. Garfield St. (630) 323-0781

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Death Notices Death Notices Helgeson, Herbert Raymond "Ray" Nelson, Vernon R. "Pete" 86, of Morton Grove, IL, peacefully passed away Aage 95, at rest July 1, Army Veteran of World Carbonara Funeral Directors on June 23, 2013, at his home. War II. Beloved husband of the late Beloved husband of Dorothy (Kris) Harriett M. (nee Slater); loving fatherTraditional Funerals Pre-Arrangements, Kristensen for 61 years; loving father of Vernette (James) Richmond, Claire, of Eric (Yvonne Arcus), Mark (Cindy David, Phillip (Deborah) and the lateCremations with or without Rippa), Paul (Karen Pokarney), Marie Keith;deargrandfatherofAmy (Guenter) Grunst, and Ingrid Helgeson (James(Stephen) Edwards and Jason (Jennifer)Memorial Services prepayment of services Dalton); cherished grandfather to Kirsten, Simon,Richmond; proud great-grandfatherof Timothy Chapels generally available David, Rebecca, Karl, Sarah Jo,Krista, Emma,and Eli Edwards; fond brother of late Thyra Olsen, Immediate Burials Lucas, Britta, Katrina, Brendan, and Lena. Ray wasEleanor Aim, Carl and Effie Dougherty; also many near your home preceded in death by his brother, Leonard, and isnieces and nephews. Michael Carbonara survived by his sister, Dorothy (lngve Giselson). Services were held at Nelson Funeral Home and Michael Carbonara Jr. Ray was acivilengineer in road constructionPark Ridge Presbyterian Church. Interment was in Joey Carbonara who loved the Northwoods, playing piano, singing,Acacia Park Cemetery. Info 847-823-5122 or signLicensed Funeral Directors V- and skiing. His activities included Boy Scouts, theguest book www.nelsonfunerals.com. Bus: (708) 343-6161 Hòme: (O*) 865-8124 Cell: (708) 724-7500 ChicagoSwedishMaleChorus,IrvingPark Lutheran Church, and Orphei Singing Club. Sign guest (Boo&at www.cIiicago(anifo6itscon A memorial service with military honors will be held at 10 am., Saturday, July 20 at Irving Park Lutheran Church, 3938 West Belle Plaine Ave., Chicago, IL 60618. See legacy.com. Sign Çuestoo&at uv.chkago[dn6o Cenerai Information Concerning The Death Notice Page . A paid death notice may be ordered to appear inthe Pioneer Press when funeral arrangements are made, andmust be xpress submittedin writing.Informationabout charges for death notices may be obtained from area funeral directors or by calling (847) 998-3400. A 24-hour fax service is offered at (847) 486-6836 or death notices may be e- mailed to deathnotices©pioneerlocal.com. An in memoriam or card of thanks may be Go ndolences placed using the same information above. The deadline for placing a death notice, in memoriam or card of thanks,is Monday at 5:00 pm. Photos must be submitted by Monday at 2:00pm. Sign the online Guest Book The death notice department is staffed from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm Monday through Saturday and 9:00 am to 5:00 pm on Sunday. Family and friends may visit our website and For local community sign a guest book at Pioneerlocal.com. Death Notices visit SUNÇ MEDIA pioneerlocal.com Remembrance LoveGreatest Gfl

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MARTIN THEATRE RECITAL uil i 5 WITH PIANIST J u i ITAMAR GOLAN nRAVIN IA.ORG I THURSDAY, JULY 11, 2013 Listen Contact GORavinia: See the CSO foranice price Pioneer Press Timothy P. Knight I 312-321-3000 BY DOROTHY ANDRIES I Contributor Publisher & CEO, Sun-Times Media Do you want the Jill McDermott I 847-486-7317 best bargain of the VP, Advertising [email protected] summer? Chicago Symphony Orches- Editorial Jennifer Thomas tra seats are only 312-321-2649 Managing Editor, $25 all summer at Features [email protected] the Ravinia Festival. sara Burrows The Ravinia Festival pavilion 312-321-2 714 seats 3,400 and tickets for News Producer, 2,500 of the 14 CSO concerts Featu res there will be sold for $25 each. [email protected] That ncludes the Gala Benefit Heather Leszczewicz I evening, starring piano super- 312-321-2752 star Lang Lang on July 27 and News Producer, a concert version of Verdi's Digital and Features "Aida" on Aug. 3. Called "2500 [email protected] @ 25," tickets and schedules Susan Kane Parker I are available at Ravinia.org. 312-321-2679 Lawn tickets for these CSO Calendar listings concerts are $10 and free to [email protected] students with IDs at the box office the night of the program. '4 Printed with soy inks This is an astonishing price on recycled Paper>. reduction, as CSO pavilion tickets at Ravinia cost as much as $80 per person. President and CEO of the Ra- vinia Festival, Welz Kauffman, said he was inspired to set the $25 price by this summer's celebration of 25 years of Ra- vinia's Steans Music Institute. Like us on Facebook at "In this hectic world where so The Chicago Symphony Orchestra at Ravinia. I COURTESY OF THE RAVINIA FESTIVAL facebook.com/ many cultural opportunities compete for audience time andthe world's finest ensembles installed in the pavilion per- showings on Aug. 15 and 16 Pio nee r P re s sG o money, we didn't want price to for less than what you might manently in 2009 and to of the 2002 film "Lord of the be an obstacle to experienc- expect to pay for tickets to a sweeten the deal for the Rings: Two Towers," with the ing the Chicago Symphony local performance group." groundlings, this year there Chicago Symphony Orches- Orchestra at Ravinia," Kauff- The Chicago Symphony will also be a giant screen on tra playing Howard Shore's man said. Orchestra will be at Ravinia the lawn for the CSO's open- score live to projection, under This bargain will hold for from July lito Aug. 16. Jamesing pair of all-Beethoven pro- the baton of Ludwig Wicki, at least one more summer. Conlon, Ravinia's music di- grams July 11 and 12. the Swiss conductor who has "Next year we celebrate the rector since 2005, will con- This summer, for the first made a career out of conduct- oUow us on Twitter: 25th anniversary of the Ra- duct eight of the pavilion time, unsold pavilion seats will ing live orchestral film scores @PioneerPressGo vinia Associates board," he concerts and two Martin The-be covered, so that the large as the movie plays. continued, "so we'll keep the atre programs from July 17 hail will appear less empty. The cost is $10 and there will $25 price in 2014. That meansuntil Aug. 4. This summer, included in be a giant screen on the lawn you can see and hear one of Giant video screens were the $25 pavilion price are two for these showings as well. .4'

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For those of you easy parking, they're es- corted inside, and they don't who still talk about have to lug chairs, wine bot- seeing the Beatles ties and picnic baskets. And the aforementioned at the International event planners can rent all or Amphitheater for part of it, as they so choose. That's what happened at 4.5O, it is officially the first Lawncierge June time for you to get 26, when a private party of 350 bought up the whole over it. deal, which centered on a giant bed-like centerpiece, Over 100 people Saturday suitable for lounging upon, night heard former Talking or perhaps dancing around, Heads frontman David Byrne, like Gwen Verdon in "Sweet with a partner known as St. Charity." Vincent, at Ravinia Festival Saturday, no giant bed, but for the very special ticket the guests arranged them- price of $185 per person. selves on couches and corn- Or, that is, that's what fortable chairs. they would have paid if they lt sounds like watching TV weren't all comped. at home. Not entirely: there Most of those asked, how- was a guy on one end paint- ever, said they considered ing the scene in oils just for Ravinia's new "Lawncierge" the pleasure of the people Patrons trying the new Lawncierge service relax on a sofa outdoors before Saturday night's concert at Ravinia. I CHANDLER WEST-for Sun-Times Media service a heckuva deal, with ahanging around, which never i notable exception of Pat Fer- happens in your house. And nandes, 62, the worldly cab- the food was considerably - not even the screens were driver who accompanied this better than what you can mi- visible. But the show is not writer to Highland Park. crowave during commercials. necessarily what you want to "No way," he said imme- Another big difference see most. diately, though he later felt was noted by Andre Lerman, "This is a place for people bad about being so dismis- a lawn customer who wan- to see and be seen," Moore sive, considering the free dered over to see what was said. potables, music, and cushy going on. Those who wanted to get a indoor furniture, outdoors un- "This reminds me of the peek at David Byrne and Ann 'er the stars. rooftops at Wrigley Field," he Clark, aka St. Vincent, wan- Just about everybody else said. "You can't see the game,dered off for that once the invited that night was an but who cares? lt's a party." music started. event planner. They're pro- Actually, at Ravinia in gen- By that time, most had their spective bulk customers for eral, view of the musicians is fill of watching the painter, the new Ravinia experience. largely imaginary, unless you and had about two hours to The concept: Ravinia tucks pop for pavilion seats. On thehit the buffet. n oasis into the side of its lawn, you see only the players No lobsters, filets, or fiddle- 'awn, where the privileged projected on the big screens head ferns, if that's what you erected next to the stage. think you get for $185. But Saturday's Lawncierge guests could see artist Lothar Speer painting few may eat, drink and frolic the pre-concert scene, but not the concert itself, or even the video for hours before the show, From Saturday's Lawn- a couple of Levy Restaurant screens showing headliners David Byrne and St. Vincent. nd all through it. They get cierge location - it changes guys in big white hats walked NIL ThURSDAY JULY11 2013 43

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around checking up on the shrimp jambalaya and garhcky chicken, cru- dite and some much-remarked-upon salads, including a Caesar/kale number that people sought the recipe for. There were also desserts, with beer, sangria or G-rated stuff to wash it all down with. "lt's like a beautiful island I can invite all my friends to," said Stephanie Leese Emrich, owner of A buffet of catered food during ServiceSpeaks. Lawncierge, an upscale lawn event, at "lt's turn-key. The parking's cov- Ravinia in Highland Park on Saturday. I ered, the drinks are covered, excel- CHANDLER WEST-for Sun-Times Media lent food." I Could you, for instance, do a charity event here, when the nut is already - without all that height. A dazzling new musical adaptation of a timeless favorite that's sure to enchant. $185, about three times the regular Why try such a thing at all? lt's the Based on Rudyard Kipling's time-honored tales and featuring music from the Ravin ja top end? Internet's fault. "You can raise another $100. Just 'Fifteen years ago, half of musi- classic Disney film. For adults and children ages 6+. lob it on," Emrich of Wilmette said. cians' income came from sales," "Tax write-off. That's what most peo- Kauffman said. "Now they're lucky to SINGLE TICKETS: T H E A T R E GROUP SALES FOR 15 OR MORE: ple do, right?" get 10 percent. We can't make up for 312.443.3800 312.443.3820 Goodmanlheatre.org Ravinia CEO Welz Kauffman of- all that, but we have to do what we OODHA [email protected] fered up the Lawncierge name, and can to bring the acts people want to asked his staff to build something see." () around it, group sales chief Mindy The big crowd on the edge of the Allstate CHASE O I i' \lrr.:eIi (Ihiugoribunc Moore and Communications Director Lawncierge nook Saturday seemed to Nick Pullia said. appreciate Byrne's newer work with Premier Spoiisr OtIiciaI Lighting Sponsor Medid Partner Kauffman said he already had an St. Vincent. But the fans made the * idea of what he wanted: South Beach, most noise, during the encore, after without the sand. Rooftop clubbing hearing the Talking Heads' 1984 hit, iipSponsor ExciusiveAirlire PEITERINOS Ct1ICAGOKIMPTON HOTELS - more River North, less Wrigley "Burning down the House." I Goodrns Thealne Pnlrrd Paitne' Pretermit Hntel THURSDAY, JULY 11, 2013 NIL

Chicago talents startnew theatre in Michigan

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As executive director of Skok- le's Northlight Theatre, Tim Evans is no stranger to the Herculean artistic and eco- Acorn Theatre, 107 Generations Drive, Three Oaks, nomic task that ¡s mounting a Mich. (269) 756-3879; www.threeoaksfestivaI.com successful theatrical season.

Nor is Chicagoan John Stoops, who trained extensively at Second City and spent most of of fledgling theaters in that it's not the proj- his professional career in advertising. But nei-ect of starry-eyed, newly minted college ther man seems daunted by the prospect of theater grads dreaming of becoming the next starting a theater from scratch with the Three Steppenwolf. Oaks Theatre Festival, debuting this summer With veteran Chicago actor Marc Grapey (From left) Marc Grapey, Tim Evans (executive director of Skokie's Northlight Theatre) and John Stoops have founded the new Three at the 250-seat Acorn Theatre in the heart of [who stepped in as Oscar Madison in North- Oaks Theatre Festival in Three Oaks, Mich., a 75-mile drive from Michigan's Harbor Country, a roughly 90-min-light's "Odd Couple" last fall when George Chicago. PHOTO BY CHARLES OSGOOD ute drive from Chicago. Wendt was hospitalized], Evans and Stoops Three Oaks is a unique animal in the world have put together a season that will put a

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BY MYRNA PETLICKI I Contributor

You can see the most amazing Acts will be interspersed between announcements about the evening's silent auction and 'Shipwrecked!' sights when you're "Shipwrecked!"about how the proceeds of the benefit will be That will certainly happen at the Actors Gymna- used. "It won't be a show," Heyser explained. "lt Actors Gymnasium Summer Benefit Gala, Unitarian Church sium Summer Benefit Gala, Saturday, July 20 at thewill be a spectacle." of Evanston, 1330 Ridge Ave. Unitarian Church of Evanston. There will be con- 'We're a nonprofit circus performing arts or- 7 p.m. Saturday, July 20 $50/person or $150/family in advance; $65 and $165 at the tortionists, stilt walkers, jugglers, hand balancers ganization," said Kiana Harris Simon, director of door (Family price applies to three or more people living in and acrobats. lt will all take place in an island set-marketing and event entertainment. "We're most the same household.) ting where you are likely to see pirates and mer- well known for our school with classes for adults (847) 328-2795; www.actorsgymnasium.com maids, plus some totally unexpected characters. and kids of all ages. Each year, we host a benefit 'l've given the performers a lot of leeway," gala with the main hope of raising funds for our said Jill Heyser, an Actors Gymnasium performer, scholarship fund that we provide for students community so our ga- - teacher and board member who is coordinating in financial need. Our scholarships make it pos- las are always packed the benefit's performers. She is letting the vol- sible for us to provide instruction to students with entertainment, unteer performers decide what 'shipwrecked" who wouldn't otherwise be able to afford it." Lastgifts and prizes that means to them in order to 'get a much more year, that financial aid fund provided scholar- you might not encoun- eclectic blend of costumes." The lineup includes ships to over loo students. ter at your normal gala students as well as professional performers. The Actors Gymnasium gala is always a spe- benefit for other orga- Heyser will be doing an acrobatic routine on cial event because of the organization's focus. nizations, Harris Simon fabrics, accompanied by a harpist. "We have the benefit of being a very exciting said. The "spectacle" will be emceed by Lind- sey Noel Whiting, who A SUSPENSEFUL DEAUTIFULLY CRAFTED NEV PLAY THAT HAD starred in the Actors NEW YORK AUDIENCES ON THE EDGE OF THEIR SEATS. Gymnasium's "Skooled: a Study in Circus," and Lookingglass ensemble Contortionist Anna Hartje is a performer at Actors I member David Catlin. Gymnasium in Evanston. Between acts, everyone will have time to eat, drink and study the silent auction items. A kids' activity area will keep the younger attend- ees occupied. "They'll be doing face painting. SLOVIIGIRL We'll have a photo booth. They'll be doing hand- BY GREG PIERCE balancing activities and some tumbling," Heyser reported. Kids will even have a chance to make BIRECTEB BY ENSEMBLE MEMBER RANDALL ARNEY poi. Featuring ensemble member William Petersen "This year, they're making the event very family with Rae Gray friendly," Harris Simon noted. "There's going to be entertainment, food and prizes that are made for both kids and adults." The silent auction should be of particular in- STARTS JULY 18 terest to all ages, she indicated. "We have over TICKETS GOING FAST! $10,000 worth of great items for everyone," Har- ris Simon said. "There's trips to Arizona and hotel stays. Some of our adult packages include things like getting private lessons with our head circus vo1f i instructor and being a director for the day. Our kids' packages include all sorts of great games Buy online at steppenwolf.org and toys." Who knew you could collect such great booty or call 31 2-335-1650. just by being "Shipwrecked" -s

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Multi-Jeff Award winner Wilder clan hosts including BEST Christmas in July PRODUCTION - REVUE

[BYMYRNA PETLICKI IContributor

lt's beginning Summer Concert, Thursday, July 18 at to look a lot like Proesel Park, 7055 Kostner Ave. The Christmas at activity runs from 6-8:30 p.m.: the the Skokie H eri- concert is 7-8:30 p.m. The concession tage Museum. stand will be open. That's where For details, call (847) 673-1540 or the Devonshire go to www.recreation.lwd.org. Playhouse Fam- ily Theatre will WHO NEEDS SAND? be staging Laura Ingalls Wilder's Not Dave Rudolf. The lively en- "A Little House tertainer will host a beach party in The Royal George Cabaret Theatre 1641 N. kalsted Christmas" un- Devonshire Park, 4400 Greenwood, 3 I 2.988.9000 Ticketmaster.com der Da non Das- Skokie, 7 p.m. Tuesday, July 16. Audi- Valet Parking 'Groups O Call 3l2.L23.66l2 SmokeyJoescafechicago.com tugue's direction, ence members will hula hoop, do the Thu rsdays-Satu r- limbo and chase bubbles from bubble I 'm aWOM'IW" Ít-g1Tv p T!1 .wwr I e m: days, July 18-27. Joanna Starr machines, in addition to enjoying Poulos as Laura r "We have Ingalls in "A Little playful tunes. lt's part of the Skokie a whole fam- House Christmas." Park District's Tuesday Family Festi- IMurder in the Mansion MysteryTMI ily playing the I vals series. Ingalls family," For details, call (847) 674-1500 or I Dastugue said. That's Evans Poulos go to www.skokieparks.org. I and Gayle Starr and their 11-year-old twin daughters, Dora and Joanna FINDING NEMO I L Starr Poulos. The show begins at 6:30 p.m. in the Undersea explorers Wayne and Kar-I I Historic Log Cabin. "Kids and parentsen Brown will take families on Ocean interact with the characters in cos- Adventures: Nemo's Home via digital I I tume," Dastugue said. "They'll give imagery of the Australian Great Bar- them a tour of the Log Cabin." Visi- rier Reef, 2 p.m. Sunday, July 14 at I I tors can also work on craft projects. Niles Public Library, 6960 W. Oakton At 7 p.m., the play will begin on the St. They will also demonstrate SCUBAI Clue Hunt, Murder Mystery, I second floor of the museum. The plot gear. Pick up free tickets at 1:30 p.m. revolves around the fact that, "The riverthat day at Youth Services. I Reservations Limited I between the lngalls home and the town For details, call (847) 663-1234 or floods and Santa can't get to them," go to www.nileslibrary.org. I CailMon-Fri lOam-4pm I Dastugue related. "The kids have to (773) 267-6400 www.mysteryltd.com learn what Christmas is really about." KIDS ROCK! I Tickets are $12, $10 for ages 2-17 I and seniors. Eighteen performers from the For details, call (847) 674-1500, ext.Gorilla Tango Skokie Young Artists I I 2400 or go to www.skokieparks.org. Program will present "Dateline: Rock N Roll," 2 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, I I YOU'RE IT July 13 and 14 at Gorilla Tango's Skok- ie Theatre, 7924 Lincoln Ave. Tickets I L Kids can play Ultimate Laser Tag for the musical revue are $12. while parents listen to the music of Li- For details, call (847) 677-7761 or I I bido Funk Circus at the Lincolnwood go to www.gorillatango.com. U a-

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BY BRUCE INGRAM IFilm Critic

a pill, anyway, with his "Hi-Yo James) grudgingly tagging OPENING Silver, away!" and his fancy- along with his divorced mom schmancy silver bullets. Con- (Janney) for a summer vaca- THIS WEEK structed as a lengthy (and tion with her new boyfriend not entirely credible) origin Trent (Carell). Some of the story told by the aged Tonto dramatic scenes, as Liam (Depp) to a boy at a 1933 suffers through his mother's Wild West exhibition, the carousing with Trent's taw- Rated blockbuster-style flashback dry friends, feel a bit forced. PG-13 for crude and sugges- incorporates white man's Fortunately, the same isn't tive content, language and greed, the transcontinental true of the lighter moments, some male rear nudity railroad, a secret silver mine, when he's taken under the Stars an army massacre of Native wing of the scruffy manager Adam Sandier, Kevin James, Americans and a one-legged (Rockwell) of an antiquated Chris Rock, Salma Hayek, Da- red-headed prostitute (Cart- water park and drawn into an vid Spade er), among other things. All awkward romance with the Hollywood agent Lenny of which calls for a complex giri next door (AnnaSophia (Sandier) decides to move mixture of mind-boggling Robb). his family back to his small ¶ Adam SandIer and company in "Grown Ups 2." action, heart-rending drama hometown to be near his boy- and oddball comedy that hood friends and their kids - 2010 mega-hit. Not that it efforts, but also a pleas- never quite settles into just with resultant culture shock. really matters, since he's ant reminder of the joyfully the right formula. Despite the***½ been completely upstaged kinky comedies that made general off-ness, though, the Rated by his cheerily demented him famous in the '80s. On periodic adrenaline surges R for pervasive language, little yellow minions. Gru is a landing-gear-impaired are galvanic enough and the strong crude content and Rated now devoted to raising his airliner, the pilots circle end- humor is quirky enough to some violence PG-13 for sequences of in- cute little adopted daughterslessly while searching for a make such concerns seem Stars tense sci-fi action and vio- and getting into the "tasty runway and the flight atten- mostly irrelevant. Melissa McCarthy, Sandra lence throughout, and brief jams and jellies" business - dants keep the passengers Bullock, MarIon Wayons, Mi- language until he's recruited by the distracted with booze, mes- chael Rapaport Stars M 16-like Anti-Villain League calme and cabaret. There's Never mind the standard- Ron PerIman, Idris Elba, Char-to help track down another so much omni-sexual libido ***½ issue buddy-cop format, set lie Hunnam, Charlie Day super-baddie who's stolen on board it could almost be Rated aside the ho-hum bringing- When giant alien monsters a monster-making serum. used for fuel, but there's no PG-13 for thematic elements, down-a-vicious-drug-dealer threaten Earth's existence, There's also a little on-the- shortage of melodrama ei- language, some sexual con- plot and don't sweat the mankind meets the challengejob romance as Gru falls for ther, as ali on board confess tent and brief drug material numerous civil-rights viola- wfth giant, piloted robots. his over-eager partner Agenttheir deepest secrets while Stars tions. "The Heat" is all about Lucy Wilde (Wiig), but most facing near-certain death. Steve Carell, Sam Rockwell, comedy and when you look STILL of the giggles come courtesy Toni Collette, Allison Janney at it that way, it's close to of the minions. Though there's little that's brilliant. Scruffy, loose-can- PLAYING new about "The Way, Way non cop Mullins (McCarthy) Back," this generally satisfy- and smug, by-the-book FBI Rated ing coming-of-age comedy agent Ashburn (Bullock) do Rated PG-13 for sequences of in- is familiar in a good way. the clash-and-bond thing R for strong sexual content tense action and violence, Think of it as a cross be- strictly according to formula. * *1/2 including crude references, and some suggestive materialtween 2009's summer-job- But the combination of their Rated and drug use Stars in-a-cheesy-amusement-park natural chemistry, a witty PG for rude humor and mild Stars Johnny Depp, Armie Ham- comedy "Adventureland" andscript by "Parks and Recre- action Antonio Banderas, Penelope mer, Helena Bonham Carter, a "Meatballs"-era Bill Murray ation" writer Katie Dippold Stars Cruz, Javier Camara, Laya Tom Wilkinson comedy with a fair amount ofand smart direction by Paul Steve Carell, Kristen Wiig, Marti Tonto steps into the spotlightteen angst and family drama Feig makes this something Russell Brand, Ken Jeong This campy, sex-obsessed, and the masked avenger mixed in. The writing/direct- special. Best of all, female the formerly despicable intermittently entertaining becomes the sidekick in the ing debut of Oscar-winning stereotypes are kept to a super-villain Dr. Gru (Carell) disaster-movie spoof is a new "Lone Ranger," and screenwriters Nat Faxon minimum, with no shrieking, returns as a good guy in this trifle compared to Pedro Al- it's a welcome change. The and Jim Rash opens with no giggling and little concern tepid sequel to the surprise modovar's weightier recent Ranger's always been kind of 14-year-old Duncan (Liam about romance. NIL I THURSDAY, JULY 11, 2013 49 Free Eveit! OPEN HOUSE New releases on DVD, Blu-ray Live Entertainment BY BRUCE INGRAM IContributor 'J & Magic at Grosse Pointe Manor Phone 847.647.9875 NEW THIS WEEK www.grossepointemanor.com Grossc Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Center Manor 6601 W.Touhy Avenue Nues, IL 60714

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THIS through July 29, at the Park, 4631 N. Overhill 18: 16 CandIes ('80s "Laura Ingalls Veterans Memorial BandAve., on select Fridays. hits). July 25: American Wilder's A Little Shell, 411 5. Maple St., In the event of inclem- English (Beatles tribute).House Christmas" ToddlersO-3 WEEKEND Mount Prospect. See ent weather, concerts July 31 (Wednesday www.mppd.org. July will be held in the concert): Modern Day & BEYOND 15: Strike Up the Band! Norridge Recreation Romeos. Presented by the Dey- Kids July 22: Singin' & Swin- Center. Visit www.nor- onshire Playhouse at A hit of regional gin' with Leah Novak. ridgepk.com. July 19, 7 6:30 p.m. July 18-20 FAM July 29: Do-It-Yourself p.m.: Hillbilly Rockstarz Sunday Sundown and 25-27 at the Skokie Family events for you to Sousa. (cou ntry). Concerts Heritage Museum, 8031 go out and enjoy Floral Ave., Skokie. $12; Teens13+ $10 youth and seniors. MMER CONCERT Sizzling Summer Park Ridge Fine ArtsPresented at 7 p.m. Sun-For tickets, call (847) Spectacular Symphony days, July 14-Aug. 18, at 674-1500, ext. 2400. Adults Summer Concert Devonshire Park, 4400 Series Greenwood, Skokie. Concert series at 7:30 Performing at 8 p.m. Fn-Visit www.skokieparks. "Mine" Seniors65+ p.m. Thursdays, through days, through Aug. 9, at org. July 14: Guitarra At 7 p.m. Thursdays, July 18, at the Mount Hodges Park, 101 Court- Azul (flamenco). July 21: through Aug. 15, at Pro- Prospect Veterans Me- land Ave., Park Ridge. BMR4 (jazz, swing). JulyThrough Aug. 11 at The esel Park, 6915 Kostner morial Band Shell, 411 S. Free admission. Visit 28: R-Gang (R&B). Gift Theatre, 4802 N. Ave., Lincolnwood. Free Maple St. Free admis- www.prfas.org. July Milwaukee Ave., Chi- admission. Visit www. sion. Visit www.mppd. 12: "Travel the World cago. Performances recreation.lwd.org. July org. July 11: Hometown in Song," with baritone at 7:30 p.m. Thursday- You Want In? 11: Bopology (swing). Country Fair with mu- David Govertsen. July Saturday; 2:30 p.m. Here's How: July 18: Libido Funk sic by a DJ. July 18: 7th 19: "Passion and Po- Sundays. $25-$30. Visit Circus (dance and rock). Heaven. etny," Tchaikovsky's Gorilla Tango's www.thegifttheatre.org. Submit GO events July 25: Hillbilly Rock- Symphony No. 6 and Skokie Theatre one week prior starz (country). Rimsky-Konsakov's Rus- to the date of Niles Park District sian Easter Overture. "Play On" publication July 26: "Broadway to 7924 Lincoln Ave. Skok- Tunes On Tuesday Hollywood," music of ie. www.gonillatango. Entries must be Hosting free family Rodgers and Hammer- corn. (773) 598-4549. Presenting one-act typed. GO listings concerts at Oak Park, stein, Lerner and Loewe,July 13-14, 2 p.m.: Go- plays written and di- are free. Include brief Through July 30 at 7 Lee and Ottawa streets, Andrew Lloyd Webber nilla Tango Skokie Youngrected by community descriptions of the p.m. at Harrer Park Pa- 6:30-8:30 p.m. Fridays, and others. Artists Program pres- college students, 8 p.m. event, date, address, villion, 6250 Dempster July 12-Aug. 16. Visit ents "Dateline: Rock July 23-25 at Oakton price and phone St., Morton Grove. Free www.niles-parks.org. 'n' Roll!" The revue Community College's n u m be r. admission. See www. July 12: Penny Carnival "Rockin' in the explores the music of Studio One, 1600 E. Golf Email: Send submis- mortongroveparks. Night featuring the mu- Park" the '50's through the Road, Des Plaines. $10; sions to gol@pio- com. July 16: Bopology sic of The Associates 2000s. $12. July 19, $5 students and seniors. neerlocal.com (swing). July 25 (Thurs- (Motown/variety). July 'AM 7 p.m., and July 20, 2 Call (847) 635-1900. day concert in conjunc- 19: Vehicle Adventure Free summer concert p.m. and 7 p.m.: "Cel- tion with the Classic CarNight with music by series, 7-9:45 p.m. lar Doors," a play about Show): The Rag Tops Soda (rock 'n' roll). July Thursdays, through four adolescents strug- Shakespeare on the (50s and 60s rock 'n' 26: Down Home Family Aug. 15, at MB Financial gling with sexuality, Ridge actors of Mudlark roll). July 30: Spoken Fun with music by The Park, 5501 Park Place, family discord, and the Theater Company, at Four (pop). White Saddle Band. Rosemont, featuring search for life's mean- 7 p.m. July 26 and 5 food and beverage tentsing. $10. July 26-Aug. 3,Featuring "Twelfth p.m. July 27-28, on the on the great lawn. Out- 7 p.m. Fridays and Sat- Night," presented by East Stage at Ridgeville Mount Prospect Norridge Park side coolers cannot be urdays: "Glengarry Glen The Arc Theater Corn- Park, adjacent to the ¡ Community Band District brought into the park. Ross." $25. July 27-Aug.pany at 7 p.m. Satur- Ridgeville Park District Visit www.rosemont. 4, 2 p.m. Saturdays and days and Sundays, July Community House, 908 corn. July 11: Libido Sundays: "Fantastic 13-Aug. 4, and "Love's Seward St., Evanston. Presenting free concertsPresenting concerts at Funk Circus (disco, Mo- Folktales." $12. Labour's Lost," pre- at 7:30 p.m. Mondays, Norridge Community town, New Wave). July sented by the youth I What to Do [Page 52] 52 I THURSDAY, JULY 11, 2013 I NIL What to Do

I pioneerlocal.com BPLIIJIIÏ I What to Do Evanston. www.pick- www.ethicalhuman. Continued from page 51 staiger.org. July 12, 7:30org/coffeehouse. July u p.m.: Northwestern Uni- 13: Americana with The jinh1 Free admission. Visit versity Summer Orches- Lost Highway Band, fol- www.ridgeville.org/ tra performs works by lowing 8 p.m. open mic /ctrSu shakespeare. Chaminade and Mahier. (7:30 p.m. sign-up, all $6; $4 students. July 17, genres, all acoustic). $8. SHANGHAI 7:30 p.m.: Northshore "Woza Albert!" Concert Band performs band classics and InterContinental march favorites. $6; $4 Chicago O'Hare Presented by Fleet- students. Hotel wood-Jourdain Theatre at 7 p.m. July 13 and L Now Playing 3 p.m. July 14 at the Montrose Room, 5300 Noyes Cultural Arts N. River Road, Rose- Navy Pier® Center, 927 Noyes St., mont. www.montrose- 800-745-3000 Evanston. $10-$12. Visit Akoo Theatre at room.com. July 26, 9 www.cityofevanston. Rosemont p.m.: Sean Kelly & the ci rquesha nghai .com org/fjtheatre. Samples. $20 general Groups 10+ 773-327-3778 admission; $75 VIP. ticketmaster 5400 N. River Road, Rosemont. Tickets available at www.tick- Jazz Community Big YouTube Pepsi etmaster.com or (800) Band 1] SKYLINE STAGE NA VV PIE R. CAM Chicago Duo Piano 745-3000. July 20, Festival 7:30 p.m.: "The Music ENJOY A WEEKEND OF TRADITIONAL IRISH MUSIC, IRIS1) .(1)CRLC2N of ABBA," featuring Ar- DANCE, FOOD, CULTURAL EXHIBITS, IMPORT STORES The 18-piece big band, AND CHILDREN'S ACTIVITIES. rival. $30-$45. July 28, based in Norridge, plays Concerts take place at noon: Tween Stars Live from 7-10 p.m. July 17 IRISH 7:30 p.m. July 12, 16 at FitzGerald's, 6615 W. Tour, $25-$55. GET YOUR and 19 and 4 p.m. July Roosevelt Road, Ber- 14 at Nichols Concert wyn. $10; $5 ages 17 utisi, ON! Hall, 1490 Chicago Ave., Allstate Arena and under. Call (708) Evanston. $30; $20 se- 788-2222. juLy 12.i.,, niors; $10 students. Visit FRIDAY 6pm-1m www.musicinst.org. 6920 N. Mannheim

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7 p.m. July 27 at St. Through July 19: "Site per person or $150 Drive, Evanston. July Movies for Families fea- Luke's Lutheran Church, Specific," an exhibit of per family in advance; 12-28: "Wiley and the tures "The Secret World 205 N. Prospect Ave., small mixed media col- $65/$165 at the door. Hairy Man." Recom- of Arrietty." Gorilla Tango's Park Ridge. Tickets in lages by Lincolnwood Admission includes mended for ages 8 Skokie Theatre advance are $16, $14 native Betsy van Die. drinks, food, live circus and up. $5-$10. July for seniors; at the door, arts entertainment, an 16, 7 p.m., and July 20, Summer Art Camp tickets are $18/$16. Free activity area for chil- 4 p.m.: Once Upon a 7924 Lincoln Ave. Skok- admission for ages 18 Oakton Community dren, and auction items. Wildcat: "Stories from ie. www.gorillatango. and under. Call Penny College Proceeds help fund the Swamp." Appropri- Held 9 am-i p.m. Mon- com. July 18-Aug. 8, Ruder, (847) 823-3958. scholarships for The ate for ages 5 and up. days, Wednesdays and 7:30 p.m. Thursdays: Actors Gymnasium's $5. Visit www.tic.north- Fridays at Lincoln Ter- "Funny Old Broads," Koehnline Museum of classes and camps. Call western.edu. race Art Studio and Gal-featuring comics Caryn S.P.A .C.E. Art, 1600 E. Golf Road, (847) 328-2795. lery, 5027 Warren St., Bark and Robin Rieb- Des Plaines. www. Skokie. Open to ages man and The Boomer oakton.edu/museum. Lincolnwood Public 6-15. Sessions include Babes. $22. 1245 Chicago Ave., Through July 19: "Faces Library July 15-19; July 22-26; Evanston. www.evan- Behind the Truth: The July 29-Aug. 2; Aug. stonspace.com. (847) Mirrors of Charles 5-9 and Aug. 12-16. Perla Cafe 492-8860. July 11, 7:30 Szymkowicz." Imagine U Family 4000 W. Pratt Ave. $270 per week includes p.m.: Shawn Phillips Series (847) 677-5277. www. all art supplies. To reg- with Ernie Hendrickson lincolnwoodlibrary. ister or for information, 1813 Dempster St., (folk). $18-$28. July org. July 11, 6:30 p.m.: email sonya@skokieart- Evanston. (847) 12, 7 p.m.: Callaghan AUDITIONS & Presented in North- Night at the Movies for classes.com or visit 424-1382. July 12, with Erick Baker (folk/ OPPORTUNITIES western University's Hal Families features "Gno- www.skokieartclasses. 7:30-9 p.m.: Comedy Americana). $12-$22. and Martha Hyer Wallis meo & Juliet." July 25, com. July 12, 10 p.m.: Eric Young Artists Theater, 1949 Campus 6:30 p.m.: Night at the What to Do [Page 54] Lindell & the Sunliners auditions featuring Anson Fun- derburgh (blues/rock). $18-$32. July 13, 8 p.m.: Gorilla Tango will hold Dick Dale with Ambas- auditions, open to ages sadors to Earth (surf 10-18, for "The Trial "ABSO LUTELY BR I LLIANT, rock). $24-$48. July 14, of Goldilocks" 8 am.- 2 p.m.: 'La Vie en Rose: 2 p.m. July 27 at the IMMENSE FUN" The Songs of Edith Piaf" Skokie Theatre, 7924 with Martha Cares and Lincoln Ave., Skokie. Robert Swan, $20-$30. Bring a headshot and "SMART AND FUNNY... July 14, 8 p.m.: The Oh resume, if available. Pro- Hellos (folk/indie rock). duction dates are Sept. A KILLER SHOW" $10/$12/$18. July 17, 28-Oct. 6. For an audi- 7:30 p.m.: Peter Brad- tion appointment, email ley Adams and Antje Maurice D. Proffit at q,! Duvekot (folk). $12-$22. [email protected]. July 18: Junior Brown with Wayne "The Train" Hancock (country). $25-$55. ALL SEATS Summer benefit 2O DIRECTED AND WRITTEN, gala TO AND IQ MUSIC BY &O ynoN .:,i':ff. $35 UEVELßPEU Wfl R« Ct9C SiaieWMrt and pTeeted h'j Ud p,Iìard JØtd pS Boocoo Cultural The Actors Gym na- Center and Café sium presents "Ship- su wrecked!" at 7 p.m. chicago July 20 at the Unitarian 1823 Church St., Evan- Church of Evanston, shakoseßro ThtsBardgothBawdy'J 31259556OO PIIIITILI J I I I I ston. (847) 864-8164. 1330 Ridge Ave. $50 theater KPMG chicagoshakes.com THURSDAY, JULY11, 2013 NIL What to Do pioneerlocal.com

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July 12-Aug. 2, 9 nah Senesh died by fir- p.m. Fridays: "Gordon ing squad in 1944, but Polish Festival of Edmund: Out of His has endured as one of Skokie Art Guild's Music, Art and FoodNiles Public Library Mind & Into Yours," fea- Israel's most conic he- J, 52nd annual Art turing psychology, $p- roes after volunteering Fair nosis and magic. $25. for a mission to rescue Chicago Dance Held 11 am-lO p.m. 6960 Oakton St., Niles. downed Allied fliers and Chapter of USA July 27 and 11 a.m.-8 (847) 663-6405. www. Jews from Nazi-occu- Dance July 13-14 on the Vil- p.m. July 28 on Summit nileslibrary.org. July 18, Monday Night Car pied Hungary. July 14, 9. lage Green, 5211 W. Street between Touhy 2 p.m.: "Life of Pi," rated Show 1:30 p.m.: "A Yiddishe L. Oakton, downtown and Prospect avenues, PG. July 23, 2 p.m.: Maydel Sings in Chi- Hosting its monthly par- Skokie. Visit www.skok- and in Hodges Park, Travel Musicals Film Se- cago." Eleanor Reissa, ty, "Stars and Stripes ieartguild.org. Park Ridge. The festi- ries features "Cabaret." Classic cars will be on daughter of Holocaust Forever," July 13 at The val features live music, display 6-9 p.m. Mon- survivors, sings Yld- Centre at North Park, including rock, pop, days, through Sept. dish music for the third 10040 Addison, Frank- Big Greek Food Fest blues, Polish folk en- Northwest Chicago 2, in the west parking annual Sarah Lazarus lin Park. American tan- of Nues sembles, Lajkonik and Film Society lot of Westfield Old Memorial Concert, ac- go lesson at 7:30 p.m.; more, Polish foods, an Orchard shopping cen- companied by pianist open dancing 8:15-11 art exhibition, folk art 65+ ter, 4999 Old Orchard Grant Sturiale. $10. Ad- p.m. $10; $8 members; July 19-21 on the craft market, and chil- Classic Film Series is Center, Skokie. Also vance reservations and $6 students. Visit www. grounds of St. Haralam- dren's activities. Free. held at the Patio The- featuring music, food payment required. 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CHICAGO Once Rob Dooley was old enough to drive a car, he often would travel to the Town of Maine Cemetery in Park Ridge before Loyola- football games.

Dooley made his way to a grave that Visit wilmette.suntimes.com/sports to watch Anna Schueler talk about her rests halfway down the path off the relationship with her older brother, Touhy Avenue main en- Henry Hank' Schueler, and how she trance. The tombstone pays tribute to him when playing sports. is about six feet tall. In front of it are small plants that form the "I did it because I always wanted outline of an oversized him to be with me when I was play- home plate. Facing ing. I asked him to keep me on my Hank Schueler hoped to play football and baseball. his two favorite sports, at Chicago's the tombstone, on the toes, to watch out for me, to keep st. Patrick; however, he died from complications of leukemia before those goals were realized.I PHOTO COURTESY SCHUELER FAMILY Hank right, there is a basket me healthy." h ue le r of baseballs propped up Dooley was one of the many by three baseball bats. people drawn to Hank Schueler's and take the field. HANK AND ANNA In the back left, there is a worn-out charisma and perseverance. A skilled His legacy is evident in his younger Cubs hat and a No. 41 football jersey athlete who battled through two sister, Anna Schueler, a two-sport Anna Schueler played both bas- from St. Patrick. bouts of leukemia before dying from standout at Loyola who blossomed be-ketball and lacrosse at Loyola. As a Dooley said nobody knew about his complications of the disease as a cause of her brother's inclusive nature. junior, she helped the basketball team visits to Henry Hank" Schueler's gravehigh school freshman, Schueler had a 'She always was one of the guys to fourth place in Class 4A and she except his parents. way of making those around him feel because of him," said Cody Sullivan, capped her prep career this spring by - "I would just go there and talk to special. another childhood friend of Hank celebrating the school's fifth consecu- him, to say hi," said Dooley, a 2012 His sense of humor could win over Schueler and a 2013 Loyola graduate. tive state championship in lacrosse. Loyola graduate and resident of children and adults alike. His inspira- "He included her in everything. A college recruit in both sports she Chicago's Northwest Side, like the tion is on display whenever childhood "We all looked up to him, and he wasplayed, Anna Schueler plans to play S-chue 1ers. friends pull a uniform over their head like a big brother to all of us." lacrosse at Michigan. 'i,

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If not for his untimely death lacrosse field. I think she was John Dwyerjd"ln Anna's in 2007 at 14 years old, Hank able to do those things be- case, I believe she's driven by Schueler would have been cause Hank always included Hank's memory." rooting for Anna Schueler ev- her and encouraged her." ery step of the way, she said. When Loyola won the girls HANK'S DEATH "One of my first basketball state title in lacrosse on May games, I think it was in fifth 31, the game ended with the Hank Schueler was diag- Hank Schueler received his first bone marrow transplant in March grade, he brought all of his ball in Anna Schueler's con- nosed with a rare subtype of 2007 to combat leukemia and by early June he was playing baseball friends from football, prob- trol. She immediately was the acute lymphoblastic leukemia again.I PHOTO COURTESY SCHUELER FAMILY ably 15 or 20 boys, to see me center of the celebration. in November 2006. Following play," she remembered, laugh- "He always was my biggest four months of chemotherapy, "He and Hank got along Schueler. ing. "lt got so loud in there. lt fan, and I know he would be Hank Schueler received a famously," Matt Schueler said. "When we went to visit was pretty funny. proud of me and what I've bone marrow transplant in "He was a big sports fan, and him, he was making jokes "I know he wanted to be done," she said. "He thor- March 2007 from an anony- Hank was a big sports fan. and stuff," Sullivan said. "I here watching me play." oughly enjoyed watching me mous 27-year-old German (Margolis) was a fan of the never had any doubt he was Anna Schueler looked up to play and succeed. man. The bone marrow, a Packers and Brewers, and going to give it 100 percent her older brother her entire "Yeah, he definitely would near-perfect match for Hank Hank was a fan of the Bears and fight it.I had nothing but life, according to the siblings' be proud." Schueler, was transported and Cubs." belief in him. He was a tough father, Matt Schueler. Matt Anna Schueler said her from overseas to Children's More than one month later kid." Schueler said his son was a brother was with her all four Hospital of Wisconsin in Mil- - 41 days, to be exact - Hank Steve Funkhouser, a fam- mentor to Anna Schueler, as years of high school, and he waukee, where a team led by Schueler was out of the hos- ily friend and neighbor, was well as to many of the other will be with her in Ann Arbor, Dr. David Margolis performed pital and he returned to St. one person who helped Hank.. children in the neighborhood. Mich. the procedure. Mary of the Woods to gradu- Schueler through his diag- Most people agreed that She said she plays sports Margolis was a big reason ate from eighth grade. He was nosis with cancer. He himself Anna Schueler got her com- with her brother in her heart why the Schuelers chose to playing baseball again June 7. was diagnosed with cancer - petitive nature from her and mind. She wore Nos. 9 have Hank Schueler treated in The transplant team at Chil- non-Hodgkin lymphoma - in brother. and 41 during her time at Milwaukee instead of the Chi- dren's Hospital in Milwaukee 2003 and still fights with the "The way she attacked Loyola to honor Hank Schuel- cago area. To this day, Matt said Hank Schueler recovered disease to this day. everything with no fear, that er's memory. He wore No. 9 in Schueler said Margolis keeps faster than any other patient Funkhouser remembers came from Hank," Sullivan baseball and No. 41 in football. a picture of Hank Schueler before him, according to his Hank Schueler talking about said. "She would drive to the "Great athletes need to be and a baseball given to him by father. his future while wearing a lane against girls twice her driven by something extra," Hank Schueler in his hospital That didn't surprise any- size or fly past people on the Loyola girls lacrosse coach office body who knew Hank I Hank (Page 58] I THURSDAY,JULY11,2013 NIL

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-backpack pumping chemo While the parents sat in the into his body. stands, the kids played in the "For a 14-year-old to go lawn inside HoHoKam Park. through what he was going Matt Schueler said the kids, through was amazing," said probably led by Hank Schuel- Funkhouser, whose daugh- er, escaped the supervision of ter, Gianna, and son, John, their babysitters and mischief both were friends with Hank ensued. Schueler. "He was positive "There was a story of some and strong. I think it was good of them going into the bullpen for both of us to talk. lt made to get some baseballs," Matt us feel like we are not alone." Schueler said. "Just kids being Later that summer, Hank kids." Schueler enrolled at Chicago's Cody Sullivan said Hank st. Patrick, where he hoped to Schueler also had a way to ,play football and baseball, his entertain the parents. two favorite sports. "He could make them die Things turned for the worse laughing with his fake voices, on a September trip to Wis- especially his Harry Caray rn- consin with family and friends. personation," Sullivan said. That's when signs of Hank Schueler's cancer returned. KEEPING HANKS While he was fighting it off, Anna Schueler, Hank Schueler (middle) and Joe Schueler (right) pose for a photo. Hank Schueler's MEMORY ALIVE he contracted Zygomycosis, younger siblings - as well as childhood friends - wear his uniform numbers, 41 and 9, as a tribute when they play sports. PHOTO COURTESY SCHUELER FAMILY an invasive fungal infection, After Hank Schueler's often caused by a lowered death, family friend Jim Boyle, immune system. The day after CLOSE-KNIT COMMUNITY the two might get married Hank Schueler, sitting in front in conjunction with Hank Thanksgiving, Hank Schueler one day. of the fireplace, mentioned Schueler's parents, Matt and received another bone mar- The Schuelers were one of 'lt wasn't something said how sparks were flying be- Susan Schueler, created the row transplant from the same several families - along with between the two of us," said tween the two families. 41&9 Foundation (visit wil- 3erman donor. the Boyles, Dooleys, Foleys, Gianna Funkhouser, a 2011 Gianna Funkhouser also mette.suntimes.com/sports But in December, the infec- Funkhousers, Raffertys and Regina graduate who will be a said Hank Schueler could be a to read more about it). The tion spread to his brain and Sullivans - whose lives were junior at Illinois in the fall. "But troublemaker. organization was named after resulted in intracranial bleed- entangled with one another's I know some people believed One night the kids con- the numbers Hank Schueler ing, leading to his death on in Chicago's Northwest it would eventually happen." vinced the parents to let them wore for football and baseball, Dec. 7, 2007. neighborhoods. Their connection was evi- pitch a tent in the Schueler's respectively. Thousands of people at- In many ways, Hank Schuel- dent when Gianna Funkhous- backyard. The parents told Both Dooley and Sullivan tended his wake and funeral, er was the glue that held ever missed the homecoming them to not leave the house paid homage to Hank Schuel- according to Matt Schueler, erybody together. dance at St. Patrick to visit while they were gone. er's memory by wearing No. 9 who said the line for the wake Sullivan, who was two years Hank Schueler in the hospital Sure enough, seconds after during their respective senior at St. Mary of the Woods younger than Hank Schuel- ¡n Milwaukee. Shortly after the parents drove away, the football seasons at Loyola. stretched through the school er, recalled the time Hank she got home from the hair kids went through the neigh- Younger brother Joe Schueler, and into the parking lot. Schueler made him the top salon and did her makeup, borhood ringing doorbells. who will be a freshman at People waited hours to pay pick for a football game in the Hank Schueler texted Gianna When they finally returned, Loyola later this year, also their respects. Schueler's backyard. Funkhouser to ask if she could they found the parents wait- wears Nos. 9 and 41. The number was smaller for "That first time was special," make the trip to Wisconsin. ing for them in the backyard. Anna Schueler said Michi- the funeral the following day said Sullivan, who plans to "I never told him about "Hank was always the leader gan honored her request to at the church, but the service play football at Northern Il- homecoming," Gianna Funk- of that kind of stuff," Gianna wear No. 9 in college. was a standing-room-only linois in the fall. "lt was so coolhouser said. "I just wanted to Funkhouser said with a laugh. "Each time those kids put affair. when he took me over some be there for him." Dooley, who was a year on those numbers, it's a trib- "He was (always) the cen- of his friends." Gianna Funkhouser has her younger than Hank Schueler, ute to Hank," Matt Schueler ter of attention," said Dooley, Gianna Funkhouser was share of happy stories about said some of the best times said. "He loved sports, and who will be a redshirt fresh- in the same grade as Hank Hank Schueler, too. he's had were the trips to they were such a big part of man safety on USC's football Schueler, and one of those One of the first times the Arizona with the neighbor- his life. lt's a great comfort to team this fall. "Everybody closest to him. In fact, Steve Schuelers came over to the hood families, including the Susan and me that he would flocked to him." Funkhouser said he thought Funkhouser's home for dinner, Schuelers. never be forgotten." $ NIL ThURSDAY, JULY 11,2013 I

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Lincoinwood resi- Every time she's on the field, it's about living up to the ex- dent Kayla McCoy pectations that she sets up made headlines in for herself and the club sets for her. So, it didn't affect her college women's in any way." soccer circles when As of this spring, Kayla Mc- Coy remained at the top of she decided to the Class of 2015 rankings verbally commit to despite missing the previous nine months because of - Duke. the ACL injury. During that time, Kayla McCoy had to McCoy, a forward, is the turn down an invitation to a No. i player in the country in U18 national team camp. She the Class of 2015, according previously has trained with to TopDrawersoccer.com. the U15s. She is entering her junior Though she scored just 30 year at Northfield's Christian seconds into her first scrim- Heritage Academy and plays mage back from the injury in for Oak Brook-based Eclipse April, and put in three goals Select Soccer Club. in three games at June's She's a special athlete," Elite Clubs National League said Mike Nesci, who coaches U16 playoffs, Kayla McCoy McCoy at Eclipse Select. "She said she is not yet 100 per- has strength, power, pace, cent fit. quickness along with techni- Kayla McCoy said she has cal ability. There are players overcome many of the mental who are average, good and hurdles associated with the great - and then there are injury, and that she is looking special players. She is a spe- forward to being back at, or cial player." near, her best when she de- Despite these qualities, buts with the Eclipse U17s in several colleges took a wait- August. and-see approach with Mc- "Those last few weeks be- Coy after she suffered a fore the coaches allowed me torn right ACL in June 2012. resident Kayla McCoy, who is a member of the Class of 2015, has verbally committed to play to play, I was nervous and Duke, which reached the 2011 ILincolnwoodsoccer at Duke.I JOEL LERNER-Sun-T,mes Media anxious thinking, 'What ifI do NCAA College Cup final, was it again?' " Kayla McCoy said. one of the major soccer pow- said McCoy, who returned to before." doubt about Kayla McCoy's "But I don't think about it ers to extend a scholarship the field in April and made McCoy comes from a familyability to deal with the hype anymore. lt's a non-issue. offer without waiting to see her college decision in May. of college athletes. Her fa- that comes with being the "I'm going to keep if McCoy had fully recovered. "Duke was one of the schools ther Patrick played wide re- top-rated player because of strengthening. We have a That turned out to be a key supporting me throughout. ceiver at Northwestern, while her family. month off now and I'm work- factor in McCoy choosing the They told me they were in- mother Joanne was a runner "She comes from a very ing on my fitness, trying to school over Notre Dame and terested even before seeing at the school. After starring athletic family, and it's just get back up to speed, get my California. me play after the injury. That in both soccer and basket- in their nature to be very touch cleaner and work on "My parents encouraged took a lot of pressure off my ball in high school, her sister grounded and work for ev- my all-around game. I'm im- I me to stay with schools that recovery, that the coaches Brittany played basketball at erything," he said. 'I know proving as much as possible stayed interested during the had faith that I would come Minnesota. she looked at (the rating) and in August, l'Il be ready to entirety of my recovery," back and be the same as N esci said he has little as being a person's opinion. play." U 60 THURSDAY, JULY 11, 2013 NIL I SEASON P:: seasonpass.suntimes.com/pioneer Dons set big goal for themselves

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Notre Dame has a total of eight players on Elite Baseball Training's 15U and 16U teams, a pair of squads which plan on spending much of the summer traveling the country and playing stiff competition in front of a bevy of scouts.

Traveling and playing baseball naturally leads to downtime, which has allowed the Dons to regularly discuss winning a high school state championship before graduating in the next few years. A primary source of the players' optimism is the youth and talent level - of Norridge residents Sam Ferri (member of 15U team), Mike Ferri (16U) and ISam Ferri served as a pitcher and catcher during his freshman season at Notre Dame. He also hit .354.I SUBMITTED PHOTO Michael Ruffolo (15U). Winning a state title "is a huge Winning a state champion- allowed the two to compete topic between all of us and ev- ship, while a lofty goal, would against players their own age. eryone at our school," said Ruf- provide the three with a dream The Future officially joined fob, a sophomore-to-be who ending to their long history with Elite Baseball Training in joined Notre Dame's varsity of playing together. They first November 2012. squad near the end of his fresh- played on the same baseball "lt's kind of all the same com- man campaign. "We have an team when Ruffolo and Sam petition, on a bigger, national outstanding freshman class, andFerri were 6 years old and Mike scale now," Mike Ferri said Fn- our sophomores are really good Ferri was 7. day. Hours laten, he and his Elite too. We always talk about how Ruffolo and the Ferri broth- 16U teammates worked out at junior and senior year, we could ers played in Norridge's Little UCLA in front of professional do great things." League for three years, Ruffolo scouts. Sam Ferri is a catcher and a said, before making the transi- Regularly playing such a high pitcher who hit .354 for Notre tion to playing traveling baseballlevel of competition figures to Dame's varsity squad as a fresh- full time for The Future. All threehelp the Dons' state-champion- man in 2013, while his brother played on the same The Future ship aspirations. - who posted a .313 batting team - Sam Ferri and Ruffolo "I honestly think it is the best (From left to right) Sam Ferri (age 7), Michael Ruffolo average as a sophomore in the played against older competi- situation we can be put in for (7) and Mike Ferri (8) pose for a photo at Norridge Park. spring - primarily plays middle tion - until The Future created achieving that goal," Sam Ferri The trio played in Norridge's Little League for three

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Notre Dame out- individually. By playing with top talent from across his conference, fielder Joe Kukla was the experience brought forth named Mr. Hustle at some valuable lessons he hopes to take with him during summer the team's Baseball ball and his senior season. Awards Night to cul- "You had to be ready from the start, from first pitch because minate the 2013 springeveryone in the tournament had season. elite talent," he said. The two-day showcase afforded By his own admission, Kukia is college coaches to scout juniors a scrappy player, the type who like Kukla in the Chicago area in "gets a single, a base hit here or one centralized location. Tourna- there and steals a few bases." ment director Harvey Foster said Equal parts hustle and scrappi- coaches are looking for certain ness were on display from Kukia things out of the players. during the "They (the East Suburban players) need Catholic Team's "You had to be to understand second game ready from the that coaches of the N orth- are look- west Suburban start, from first ing for tools Baseball Tour- from play- nament at St. ers," he said Charles North pitch because "If you can on June 15. field, throw, Kukla had one everyone ¡n the run the bases hit, but stole and hit the second and tournament had ball for power third after get- and contact, ting on base elite talent." coaches are from the single. Joe Kukia going to notice He proceeded Notre Dameoutfielder you. If a player to score the wants to move team's only run. up to play in college they'll have The results from the 2013 high to show four out of the five." school season led to Kukla be- After playing in the tournament, ¡ng named to the East Suburban Kukla knows there are certain Catholic Team for the tournament.things he has to get better at if he As a junior this past season, Kukla wants to play in college. led Notre Dame with 14 stolen 'l've got to improve my power bases, tied for second on the teamand hitting the ball to the oppo- in walks (13), and had 30 hits, site field, but it's something I can which was good for third on the work on in the cages by setting up team. the tee outside and by taking flips According to Kukla, his ap- from a different position," he said. pointment to the East Suburban For someone christened "Mr. Catholic Team was his first time Hustle," it's not hard to imagine named to a showcase team. Oth- Kukla putting in the time to devel- Notre Dame's Joe Kukla participates in the Northwest Suburban Baseball Tournament at St. er tournaments he participated op and fine-tune the tools Foster Charles North on June 14. Fellow Dons Patrick Dillon, Tom Simon and Vincent Surdo also took in allowed players to sign up noted. U Ipart.I MARY BETH NOLAN-for Sun-Times Media A WAPPORTS company ACHICAGO SUN-TIMEScorn. publication

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