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BY KAJUE ANGELL Luc the nation but we still are Pioneer Press the hub," he said of the membership. John . Slater insisted on Morton Grove Historical standing during the cere-Society President Mark V. mony Nov. 5 that was de-Matz said he attended the signed to honor veteransceremony out of gratitude like him, despite a strangerfor the military personnel. offering him a seat. He did not serve in the Slater, a World War IImilitary veteran who served in the "Thank you for all that U.S. Army from 1942 to you've done," Mata said, in a 1946, said he has lived inshout out to veterans and Morton Grove since 1960.those currently serving. He was among the approxi-"We appreciate it and we mately two dozen people honor and respect you." who attended the Veterans Joe Gesicki, a Morton Day ceremony at the Amen- Grove resident since 1968, can Legion Post 134in served as chaplain during Morton Grove. the event and was part of Above:Morton "I think it's appropriate the rifle salute squad. Grove resident to continue the tradition Gesicki served in the U.S Joe Gesicki and I would like to see more army signal corps from 1956 stands at the support for the Veterans to 1958, he said. podium during Day event from average "I think it's marvelous to the tribute to citizens:' Slater said, withhonor our veterans in any veterans held one hand on a damp benchway or form' Gesicki said. Nov. 5 at the at the event to maintain The event's keynote American Le- steady footing. speaker was Bud Jones, a gion Post 134 in Ron Sheirok, a Skokie32-year Park Ridge resident Morton Grove. resident of nearly 50 years, Jones enlisted in the U.S. Gesicki served serves as Morton Grove'sMarine Corps in 1955 and as the chaplain post commander. retired 23 years later. and was part of "Our post is the center He's a writer and appears the rifle salute point of the legion, in gen-on television as a commer- at the event. eral, and also of the village," cial (and union) actor. After Sheirok said. retiring from the military in Left: Morton Sheirok served in the U.S.1978, Jones worked in pub- Grove resident Army from 1964 to 1967,lic relations for the McDon- and U.S. Army stationedinthe United ald's corporation, he said. veteran John States and Munich, Ger- Now 83, Jones said, "it's Slater, pic- many - where he was in thehard to put into words," tured, salutes signal corps. about the privilege to be a during the "This year we were very keynote speaker after many tribute to vet- fortunate' he said. "We years of military service. erans. became the largest post in "I would much rather KARIE ANGELL Illinois." hear theirstoriesthan LUC/PIONEER Sheirok said the Mortontelling mine' h said. PRESS PHOTOS Grove post has more than 1,200 members. Kane Argell I4uc is a free- "They're spread all over lance reporter. NEWS Police: Naturalgisline struck at Wesffield Old Orchard mall

BY MH ISAACS construction work. Ourchor retail stores at the mall, Pioneer Press crews responded tothebut it was blocked off. Other area, and repaired the dam-mall customers said they Construction workers age,"saidNicor spoke-could not return to their accidentally hit a natural woman Jennifer Goiz. vehicles right away. gaslineOct.31while Police said the situation Police said the parking lot working on the southeastwas contained to the park-was back to normal by later side of Westfield Old Or-ing lot, and there were noin the afternoon. Just before chard mall, according toroad closures. 5 p.m. Oct.31,police Skokie police. Skokie villageofficials tweeted an all-clear mes- Skokie police told of the said the construction crew sage. situation mostly using socialwas working on an electri- "The incident involving media. The Police Depart-cal upgrade project whenthe struck gas line at Old ment first reported on Twit- they drilled into the gas line. Orchard Mall is now con- ter just before noon that the There were no injuriescluding," the Police Depart- gas line had been struck, reported, police said. ment posted on Twitter. and called for people to "use Still, some mall custom- Representatives from caution in the area." ers reported inconven- Westfield Old Orchard mall The Skokie Fire Depart-iences because of the mci-did not respond to requests ment and gas utility com- dent. for comments on the inci- pany Nicor were also called A woman posted ondent. to the scene. Skokiepolice's Facebook "Our line was cut by apage that she tried to enter misaacs@pioneer!ocai.com third party contractor doingNordstrom, one of the an- Twitter @SKReviewMike hcare for what's next.

Board repeals moratorium Exceptional care has a onhiking elected officials'pay new address: Niles. BYMuu 1scs $2,500, according to villagegether," he said. From regular checkups to unexpected illnesses, when you Pioneer Press records. The Village Board Oct. The approved increase in24 did not discuss its rea- need medical care, you want it right away. NorthShore Medical The Nues Village Boardsalary last year called forsoning in voting to repeal Group offices are right in your neighborh Dod, offering exceptional voted recently to repeal a boosting the mayor's salarythe moratorium, but the care and simple convenience. moratorium on raising sala- to$11,400 and trustees'mayor later said it had to do ries for trustees and thesalaries to $5,500, accord-with recognition that term Expert, supportive primary care physicians mayor because of recog-ing to village records. Butlimits in Nues also made the Walk-in availability, early morning, evening and nitionthat terms limitsthe board decided that ev-moratorium unfair. weekend hours made the freezeunfair, eryone should receive the Niles limits the mayor to Niles Mayor Andrew Przy- increase at the same time sotwo terms and trustees to Access to a network of hospitals and leading specialists bylo said. it approved the moratoriumthree terms, which means The nod came during thealong with the salary in-that some on the board Easy appointment scheduling on your smartphone, Oct. 24 Village Board meet- creases. would be cut out from tablet or computer ing. State law mandates thathigher compensation be- Just over a year after thesalary increases can't begincause they could not be Schedule an appointment today. We're here in the neighborhood. Niles Village Board voted in until the end of an elected re-elected, he said. favor of the moratorium - official's term. Without the Under the measure that that was to be in effect moratorium, Przybylo said,was passed Oct. 24, the through April 30, 2019 -some on the board wouldmayor and trustees can now Nues the board voted to do away have seen an increase rightreceive the increase in pay University+NorthShore IlcaIthSysten with the freeze and allowaway as they began newthat was approved last year. 6450 W. Touhy Avenue increases to take effect. terms and others would "We tried to say to our- Medkal Group (847) 583-1000 In September 2016, thehave had to wait two years. selves which way do you Internal Medicine,OB/GYN, board voted to delay ap- "The moratorium waswant it, which way is most northshore.org/medicalgroup proved salary increases af- put in place in the first place fair," Przybylo said. "Obvi- Pediatrics ter a survey showed the sothatallthe trusteesously, the board voted to Irwnediatp Care mayor and board made farwould get the increase in make it fair this way in view cen seven daysa week below what others in thepay at the end of the nextof the term limits." area make, officials said. At election cycle and then ev- that time, the mayor waseryone would be uniform [email protected] making $4,000 and trustees and get the pay raise to- Twitter @SKReview_Mike NEWS Niles Township schools best state PARC C results BY MulE IsAAcs think it sets up an unfortu- trict70 saw one of the Pioneer Press nate dynamic when thesebiest declines in township kids are expected to take the scores guing from 54.7 per- Some administratorsat test and pass it at the samecent of students meeting or school districts within Niles rate as kids who speak the exceeding state standards to Township say they are still language fluently already?' 46.4 percent assessing the latest scores Students in Skokie Mor- 'We're very pleased to see from the Partnership for ton Grove School District 69 that positive growth," said Assessment ofReadiness for Center met or exceeded state stand-David Russo, assistant su- College and Careers exam, EducatiOnal Servi ards at a rate of36.3 percent,perintendent for curriculum even as results released Oct. SchoolDistrict68 the same as last year, andand instruction for Lincol- 31 indicate that area schools slightly above the state aver-nwood SchoolDist.74, performed higher than the age, according to report cardwhich includesRutledge state averages on the stand- the data. Hall Elementary and Lin- ardized test MIKE ISAACS/PIONEER PRESS Among the top-scoringcola Hall Middle schools. Statewide, students in SkokieSchool District68,whose administrationoffice isshown Nov.1,is among the Nues districts in the township was Additionally, East Prairie third to eighth grades wereTownship school districts that recently received state student test results from2016-17. Fairview South School Dis-School District 73 improved tested in spring of the 2016- Administrators are assessing the results from the Partnership for Assessment of Readi- trict 72, a one-school district, from 51.9 percent of sta- 17 school year in math and ness for College and Careers exam. where 6L8 percent of sta-dents who met or exceeded English language arts,as dents met or exceeded statestate standards in 2015-2106 part of the annual PARCCpared to overall state scores. High School, and Dey- and ELA compared to 36.2 standards, a jump from 58.3to 57 percent in the latest testing. The results were There are 10 elementaryonshire, Jane Stenson andpercent in the 2016-2017 percent last year. results reported Tuesday. publicly released Oct 31 byschool districts - which in-Highlandelementary results. That still bested the The schooldistrict's Niles Elementary School the Illinois State Board ofdude 21 elementary and schools and serves over 1,851state average, according to Fairview South ElementaryDistrict 71 dipped from 48.6 Education. junior high schools - servingstudents, according to thethe school district's report School serves over 700 sta-percent ofstudents who met Thespringtestingthe township towns ofthe school district's reportcard data. dents, according to the re-or exceeded state standards marked the third year the Skokie, Niles, Morton Grove card. Garwood said the district port card. in 2015-2016 to 47.3 percent, PARCC assessment was ad- and Lincoinwood. In general, the statewidewants to focus on making Golf School District 67 in according to the school's ministered in Illinois, after it For the most part smaller scores for public school dis-sure all of its students suc- Morton Grove saw a dropreport card. replaced the Illinois Stand- elementary school districtstricts remained consistentceed. He said the districtthis time of more than 5 Area administrators have ards Achievement Test in the area - some with only with the previous schoolhired reading consultants percent in students who metsaid that blips occur from "After the first year, theyone school - performedyear's results, according tofor the first time this yearor exceeded state standardsyear to year so comparisons did a lot of major revisions:'better than the larger dis- the data ISBE provided. and has an English language over last year. Still, the 62.7 ofare made carefully. The as- said Skokie School Districttricts, which some school Statewide, 34 percent oflearning team focusing onits students who met orsessment ofthis most recent 68 Supt Jim Garwood. "Be-administrators say doesn'tstudents tested acrossall children who have comeexceed state standards, as PARCC results is just begin- tween the second yeai theysurprise them. The larger grade levels met or exceededfrom other countries. reported Tuesday, topped ning, Gatwood said. made some changes as welldistricts have more newly- the state standard in math "I think we are being vers any other districtin the He said the state recently although not as dramatic asarrived students from other and ELA combined, accord-very proactive in looking at township, the data shows. sent out a statement that the the first year changes." countries, which presents ing to the report card data. our achievement and trying Skokie SchoolDistrictPARCC test scores are now But some administrators some unique challenges, ad- According to Illinois State to address ways in which we73.5 may have recorded thestable enough that they can say that the changes made to ministrators say. Board ofEducation officials,can improve' he said. most consistent scores in the be regarded as a reliable the test - especially from Of the area schools,the score included an in- Ten years ago, Garwood township as 52.5 percent ofbaseline, but educators are year one to year two - stillSchoolDistrict 68 andcrease - from 36.5 percentsaid, 7 percent of Districtstudents met or exceedednot so sure yet make it difficult to establish Skokie Morton Grove to 37 percent - in ELA, but a68'sstudent populationstate standards, according to "We still have a lot of a reliable baseline. School District 69 had thedecrease in math of 31.6spoke English as a secondthe latest PARCC results,questionsasto whether The PARCC scores arefewest percentage of sta- percent in 2015-2016 yersuslanguage while this year it's compared to 52.3 percentPARCC will even continue provided aspart of thedents who met or exceeded 31.2 for 2016-2017 schoolalmost 20 percent - and the 2015-2016 school year. to be the assessment we Illinois Report Card for thestate standards while sta- years. nearly double the state aver- The 2017 PARCC results use' he said. state's public schools and the dents from smaller districts SchoolDistrict68 age in public schools. indicate: Lincolnwood information is provided for exceeded state standards at a dropped a few percentage "We love our kids. We School District 74 saw one ofPioneer Press reporter Gene- school districts and the indi- higher percentage, the datapoints from 2015-2016 whenlove all ofour kids regardless the biggest gains in scores in vieve Bookwalter contributed vidual schools that comprise shows, 39.7percent of studentsof race, ethnicity whateverthe township with 53.4 per- to this report. them. School district and SchoolDistrict 68 in- overall met or exceed statebackgrounds they comecent of students meeting. single school data is com- cludes Old Orchard Juniorstandards in combined mathfrom," he said. "But I doMorton Grove School Dis- [email protected] Dist. 219 hosts 5K run as part of dance marathon fundraiser Staff report helping orphaned childreney and awareness about thelast year school year forHigh School, 5701 Oakton Reese, then a teacher at in Ghana. charity throughout the year,Marillac St Vincent's Proj- St.,in Skokie. The eventMiddleton School in Skokie, Nues Township High The schooldistrict'sculminating with a danceect Hope, a neighborhoodincluded music, snacks, face went to Ghana alone to help School District 219's Dancedance marathon is a sta- marathon. youth program, according topainting, prizes, and eventchildren there, she said. She Marathon team hosted a 5Kdent-run nonprofit organi- Niles West andNiles dance marathon organizers. T-shirts, organizers said. continued to return every race Nov. 5 to benefit Azation that chooses a newNorth high school students The fundraiser to benefit The seeds for A Betteryear, she said, and later Better Life For Kids, anprimary beneficiary everyparticipate in the project,A Better Life for Kids tookLife for Kids were planted developed the charitable A orgunization dedicated toschool year and raises mon- which raised $80,000 forplace at 9 am. at Niles Westwhen Shelley Nizynski Better Life for Kids. ARCHDIOCESE OF CHICAGO CATHOLIC CEMETERIES

AA A SKOKIE SCHOOL DISTRICT 73.5 PHOTOS A new classroom is among the new features in an addition at Elizabeth Meyer School in Skokie. The school recently held an open house to showcase the new space. ARIT ACIAL DECORATIONS Meyer School shows off AA - POTTED APOTTED BWREATH POINSETTIA FOR POINSETTIA WITH BERRY GARDEN CRYPTS WITH STAND CLUSTERS major addition atopenhouse AND NICHES FOR GRAVES WITH STAND (not suitable for graves) Cash & Carry FOR GRAVES BY MUIsAACS Pioneer Press Cash & Carry $40.00 Cash & Carry $20.00 Placed $25.00 The new and improved Placed $45.00 Placed Elizabeth Meyer School $30.00 was finally ready toshow off $25.00 last month. An Oct 14 open house Cash & Carry orders can be picked up at the cemetery office starting celebration of the new November ist. To place an order, complete the form and mail it with space was attended by your check or money order made payable to: CATHOLIC CEMETERIES Skokie School District 73.5 Attn: Christmas Decorations, 1400 S Wolf Rd, Hillside, IL 60162-2197 and Meyer School educa- For additional information call the cemetery office or 708-236-5400 tors and families. U.S. Rep. Jan Schakowsky, D-Illinois, or visit www.CatholicCemeteriesChicago.org state Rep. Laura Fine, D- Glenview, and Skokie may- or George Van Dusen were This FORM MAY BE DUPUCATED FOR ADDITiONAL ORDERS among other dignitariesA new playground is part of the additions at Elizabeth U AA - POTTED POINSETTIAUA -POINSETTIA WITH STANDUB - WREATH who also attended. Meyer School that double the size of the building. The school for kindergar- NAME OF DECEASED teners and pre-schoolerseach year, school district District 73.5 is not expected CEMETERY doubled its size this year, leaders said, because of how to increase significantly,of- growing to 23,000 squarethe bonds are structured. ficials have said. However, GRAVE LOT BLOCK SECTION feet with the addition of a Meyer's one-story newthe addition does allow new gym, library,play- construction created sevenmore special education stu- U CASH & CARRY UPLACED s ground and more, accord- new classrooms, including a dents attending Molloy Ed- ing to school officials. room for art and music, a ucation Center in Morton NAME The costof the newgross motor room forspe- Grove tobe taught at Meyer, addition was about $9 mil- cial education students and Supt. Kate Donegan said. ADDRESS lion, School District 73.5three small instructionalof- Some students have been officials said. fices as well as a modern educated out of district due CITY/STATE/ZIP The district is paying forplayground. to limited space, she said. FOR OFFICE USE ONLY the construction, along with Students'families and Donegan estimated that PHONE a more modest one-roommembers of the community Order No. 16 such students will ulti- TOTAL $ expansionat Middletonwere able to tour the class- mately return to Meyer now Placed By School, by selling $10.3 mil- rooms and play areas duringthat the addition is in place. PCE- WO E5 Date lion in bonds. Taxpayersthe open house. will not pay more in taxes Enrollment atSchool [email protected] 8 POLICE REPORT \

The following items wesweatshirt from a retailer inLEAVUJG THE SCENE Asim Sukur, 50, of theentry at the home. of Touhy Avenue. taken from area police de- the 200 block of Golf MillU Christal A. Marshall,2200 21,block of Morse Ave- partment reports. An arrestCenter and gave false names of the 7000 block of West nue, Chicago, was chargedLincoinwood Morton Grove does not constitute a findingto officers. The boys wereKenney Street, was chargedwith driving under the in- ofiilt. Only a court of law petitioned for juvenile courtwith leaving the scene of anfluence on Oct.28 following can make that determina- review. accident, driving without aa traffic stop in the 8900DRUGS ROBBERY tion. license and damage to vil-block of West Dempster Ramiro Rosales Jr., 27, ofU Marco Cervantes, 19, of BATFEflY lage property on Oct. 24.Street. Sukur is scheduledthe 400 block of Stellathe 2900 block of Witch- Miguel Angel Martinez-Marshall is scheduled toto appear in court Dec. 11. Street, was charged withwood Lane, Waukegan, was Niles Alvarez, 31, of the 7900 appear in court Dec. 6. possession of marijuanacharged with robbery Oct. block of Caldwell Avenue, THEFT and possession of drug24 in the 8000 block of THE was charged with battery DUI Two people stole a tableparaphernalia stemmingMenard Avenue. Police said U Fahimeh Tooski-Malay-criminal damage to proper- U Maiyah S. Gonzalez, 19, ofand some chairs from thefrom an incident Oct. 29Cervantes agreed to make a eri, 64, and Farah Tooski-ty and possession of mari-the 1900 block of Parksideoutdoor patio of a restau-near Lincoln and Devonpurchase from a Morton Malayeri, 60, both of thejuana on Oct. 21. AccordingDrive,Park Ridge, wasrant in the 7100 block ofavenues. Police said mari-Grove resident on Face- t 6200 block of Kenmoreto police, Martinez-Alvarezcharged with driving underNorth Milwaukee Avenuejuana and a glass pipe werebook. When Cervantes ar- Avenue, Chicago, werewas involved in an alterca-the influence, possession ofOct. 20. The suspects were found inside his vehicle. rived to make the purchase, tion with an employee of amarijuana and possessionseen loading the items into Cervantes grabbed the item each charged with retail DUI theft on Oct. 20 after police Niles business. of drug paraphernalia onthe back of a truck, which and struck the seller in his stole Natalie Maria Kozak, 35, Oct.28. According to police, was last seen heading westU Jose P. Hernandez, 27, ofarms to let go of the item, said they allegedly the 5200 block of Nashville groceries from a store in theof the 7300 block of Conrad a officer pulled over Gonza-on Touhy Avenue, accord- police said. Cervantesis 5700 block of West TouhyAvenue, was charged withlez's car in the 7300 block ofing to police. Avenue, Chicago, wasscheduledtoappearin Avenue. Farah Tooski-domestic battery on Oct. 22. North Milwaukee Avenue charged with driving under court Nov. 8. Kozak was scheduled tobecause she was drivingBURGLARY the influence ofalcohol Oct. Malayeri was also charged A resident of the 8900 BATTERY with battery after police appear in court Oct.26. with a shredded tire that 30 in the 4000 block of was causing the rim toblock of Golf Road told Devon Avenue. I A woman reported Oct. said she scratched an em-DISORDERLY police that someone en- 26 that someone struck her ployee's arm in an apparent create sparks on the road. A CONDUCT glass pipe and a small bagtered his home and stoleTHEFT with a shopping cart three attempt to break free and five American Eagle U.S.U Nurgul Akmatalieva, 24,or four times while in the run away. Parma N. Chaudhry, 36,containing suspected mari- of the 6000 block of Caroljuana was found inside the mint silver coins and a goldof the 6100 block of Win-checkout line in a store in Two 16-year-old boys chain from adresserchester, Chicago, wasthe 7200 block of Dempster from Skokie were arrested Avenue, Morton Grove, was car, police said. Gonzalez is charged with disorderlyscheduledto appear indrawer. Police said therecharged with retailtheftStreet The woman didn't on Oct. 28 after police said were no signs of forcedOct. 23 in the 3300 block they stole gloves and aconduct on Oct.20. court Nov. 13. report any injuries.

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BY JOHN KEILMAN allow athletes like him to Chicago Tribune qualify for the state track meet. Aaron Holzmueller is a For two years, the IHSA teenage runner who hashas saidno,evenafter made a name for himselfatHolzmueller's request the national level, but whatturned into a lawsuit. he wants most is a chance to On Nov. 6, in what could compete in the Illinois High be the final legal skirmish, School Association champi- the federal appellate court onships. in Chicago was due to hear Holzmueller, 17, a seniorthe arguments. at Evanston Township High Neither side would com- School, has cerebral palsy, ament before the hearing, condition that affects hisbut lengthy and some- balance, coordination andtimes rancorouslegal muscular control. filings give a view of the Though he's an elite run- dispute. ner in Paralympic competi- On one side, Holzmueller fions, he can't keep up with and his parents say that MARK KODIAK UKENA/PIONEER PRESS his able-bodied peers, so hefailing to give para-ambula- has asked the IHSA to Evanston Township High School student Aaron Holzmueller competes in the 100-yard breaststroke during the Illinois High create a path that would Turn to ifISA, Page 11 School Association swimming state finals in February 2017.

Teen accused of takingdonation bucket at Maine East BY JENNIFER JOHNSON Police Chief Lou Jogmen. Pressleralsocreditedwhich was 90 minutes into faculty. ning the event, which is Pioneer Press The theft occurred whileschool staff and security for the two-hour event Planned and run by Na-now inits second year, the function was takinghelping in the identifica- The 15-year-old was is-tional Honor Society sta-National Honor Society was A 15-year-old boy was place, police said. tion, which he said oc-sued a local ordinance cita- dents, the event featuredaccepting freewill dona- arrestedlast week after Maine East Principalcurred "in a matter of min-tion for theft and assigned a games,crafts,a"scarefions, and a donation bucket Park Ridge police said he Michael Pressler said a do-utes." Dec. 1 court date, Jogmenroom," a trick-or-treatingwas placed near the en- stole money belonging to nation bucket was on a table Pressler said the suspect said. trail, face painting dancing,trance, Reitz said. Maine East High School'sjust feet from where the does not attend Maine East Wendy Reitz, faculty ad- music from the Demon "The joy of the night was National Honor SocietyNational Honor Society'sHigh School. Police identi-viser for the Maine EastStrings, a photo booth cre- not overshadowed by the chapter. faculty adviser and otherfied him as a former sta-National Honor Society,ated by the school's Na- theft," she said. The teen, of Niles,is members were standing. dent. said the Oct. 27 event thattional Art Honor Society, Pressler estimated that accused of stealing a con- "Literally, a kid ran up, It was unknown exactlythe organization was host-and science experimentsHaunted Hallways drew tainer of monetary dona-grabbed it and took off,"how much money theing was called "Haunted from the Chem+ Club, Reitz between 200 and 300 mem- fions collected during an Pressler said. stolen container held, butHallways" and was open to said. bers of the community, and event hosted by the Na- Surveillancevideo police were able to recoverfamilies and children from Activities were hosted on more than 100 Maine East tional Honor Society on thehelped police identify the $60 from the teen, Jogmenfeeder school districts 62,three floors of the school'sstudents. night of Oct. 27 at the Parkboy, leading to his arrest at said. 63,and64,aswellas science wing. Ridge school, 2601 W.his home later that night, Police said the theft waspreschoolers and the chil- To cover some of the [email protected] Dempster St., said DeputyJogmen said. reported around 7:30 p.m.,dren of school staff andcosts associated with run- Twitter @Jen_Tribune NEWS

IHSA,fromPage 70 in 2012, the organizationtheir individualneeds?Activities Association, said "The population is defi-rately from those who can- created championshipSuch a result could certainly the organization added annitely there,"hesaid. not," he said. tory track athletes - that is,races for disabled swim-place an undue burden up- ambulatory division to its'We've also got parents and Even as Tharp ruled in athletes who have disabili- mers and wheelchair trackon entities such asthechampionships two yearsorganizations now that arefavor of the IHSA, he urged ties but do not use wheel- athletes - changes it saidIHSA?' ago to get more kids in-pushing for those athletesthe group toreconsider chairs - their own races iswere in the works before Other states, though, volved. to be able to participate inHolzmueller's request. discriminatory and con- the lawsuit. have already made the Since then, he said, somesports' "As the IHSA has already trary to a trend of states The IHSA declined tochange Holzmuelleris have gone from nonpartici- Holzmueller lost his case recognized in some other broadening access to highclarify why itwouldn'tseeking,and officialsinpants to medalists at inter- at the federal district level in contexts, enabling the full school sports. make such an accommoda- those states say they havenational competitions. July when Judge Johnparticipation of disabled On the other, the IHSAtionfor para-ambulatoryencountered no problems. "Not only have we seenTharp ruled in favor of theathletesalongside(as says it's more important fortrack athletes. But the or- Brian Seymour, whothe quality of these athletesmSA. Tharp noted that theclosely as possible) their disabled athletes to partici-ganization'slegalargu-oversees track and field forgo up, but it's also a verystate track meet is highlyable-bodied peers...will pateinsports alongsidements suggest it fears an the California Interscholas-diverse group of kids whoselective - 90 percent ofdevalue the meaning of their able-bodied peersonslaught of never-endingtic Federation, said the state are excited to be involved inathletes don't make it - and'statechampion' for no than to be segmented intodemands. formed an ambulatory divi-high school sports," Smith said that Holzmueller failedone," he said. their own categrry And "Although (Holzmueller)sion for all disabled athletes said. to prove he would have The judge said "(Holz- because Holzmuelleris may be satisfied with thewho can still use their legs; Louisiana and Alabamaqualified if not for his disa-mueller's) participation in such an accomplished para-result he achieves, studentstheir disabilities run fromalso allow para-ambulatorybility the state finals won't dim- athlete,the organizationwith more severe disabili-cerebral palsy to blindness athletes to compete at state The judge also drew a inish anyone else's success, says, granting his requestties, or those with differentto autism. track meets. distinction between swim-or highlight anyone else's would be tantamount todisabilities such as dwarf- While he understands Philip Galli of Adaptiveming and track,sayingfailure. Itwillsimply give handing him a trophy. ism or obesity, may demand the slippery slopeargu- Track & Field USA, a rule-swimming naturallyac- us all another reason to "The 'benefit'(Holz-further accommodation toment, he said, "We haven'tmaking and record-keepingcommodates athletes with a cheer." mueller) seeksisquiteensure they too receive afoundinCalifornia thatorganizationfor disabledwide range of disabilities. Holzmueller appealed, clearly the opportunity to 'meaningful opportunity' towe've had people asking forathletes, said medical careAnd para-ambulatory run-claiming Tharp erred in win' the IHSA's lawyerssucceed," its lawyers wrote something more." for children with cerebralnera, he said, are closer to making his decision. wrote in a legal brief. in abrieL The state of Washingtonpalsy, spina bifida and am-able-bodied athletes than Illinois' track and field Though the IHSA is bat- "Even then, if granted,has had a similar experi-putated limbs has greatlythey are to competitors whochampionships begin May fling on this front, it haswhat isto stop students ence. improved in recent years, race in wheelchairs. 24. already yielded on others.with variousintellectual Brian Smith,assistantallowing them to develop "In a track competition, it After being sued by Attor-disabilities from requestingexecutive director of thetheir athleticabilitiesas is hardly irrational to group [email protected] ney General Lisa Madiganaccommodations specific to Washington Interscholasticnever before. those who can run sepa- Twitter @JohnKei!man

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North Shore Choral Society I Box 103 j Evanston, ILI60204-0103 12 NEWS i 'Necklace' written by, stars Niles Northalums BY StinMITHA NELSON Pioneer Press Chicago actor Martin Hanna said the high point of his life in the theater world was when he was a student at Nues North High School in Skokie learning from theater director Tim- othy Ortmann. "In the professional busi- ness of acting you are mar- keted for your skin color and your hair color," said Hanna. who was born in Iraq but grew up in Skokie. "The best and most chal- lenging stuff I did was in high school because Tim never treated me as anyone different or treated us as high school students. He gave me my voice. He was a parent to me. He was a mentor.Iwas a young brown boy who was just learning English, just trying to fit in. He also taught me almost everything that I knew about acting." Now Hanna is helping Ortmann inspire a new gen- eration of Nues North stu- dents. They visitedthe Goodman Theatre in Chi- cago on Oct. 26 to see Hanna perform in "Yasmi- na's Necklace," a play writ- ten by fellow Nues North alumna Rohina Malik. "This has been an amaz- POPIO STUMPF PHOTOGRAPHY ing experience," Hanna"Yasmina's Necklace" at Goodman Theatre was written by Nues North High School alumna Rohina Malik and also stars alumnus Martin Hanna. said. "I hope I can make any high schoolstudent,let Malik, who livesinStreet Theater and whileI could feel that in his alone a high school student Skokie, says she was ac-most of the original cast is audition. I was just blown of color, feel like they can do tively tryingto change those also in the Goodman pro-away. It's so special that this:' stereotypes when she wrote duction, Hanna is one of the both Martin and I come Hanna plays the role of "Yasmina's Necklace." new additions. from Niles North and were Amir, an Iraqi doctor seen "One ofthe things for me "It's been a wild ride' he impacted by Tim Ortmann. only in flashbacks with the that's really frustrating issaid. "The cast has beenHe's changed so many peo- title character. He decides the representation of Mus-together for a while so they ple's lives." to stay in Iraq sacrificing lims in television and me-kind of have this chemistry. Having her work onstage his life and freedom, but dia," shesaid. "MuslimsI was afraid of going intoat the Goodman is particu- encourages Yasmina to flee aren't really characters andthat because I'm the newlarly meaningful to Malik, to America where she if they are, they're villains. guy and what ifl don't fit in?who saw her very first show strules with her past and They're never regular peo- But it's amazing. Everyone'sthere. She's thrilled that an arranged marriage. ple. They can't just be abeen amazing." more young people will get "It's the first play I read mom, a daughter, a student, Malik said she's reallythat experience seeing her in English that really told an a doctor. That adds to theenjoyed working with play. Iraqi story in a respectful Martin Hanna Rohina Malik stereotyping. One of the Hanna. "When I was that age, my way," Hanna saíd. "Yasmi- things that has driven me as "His family is from Iraq,teacher took me to church na's not a victim. She's a Iraqi." "When I first moved intoa writer is to tell storiesso hedefinitely bringsbasements to see theater very strong character. She's That respect is importantthe city a friend of mine told from the Muslim communi- something authentic andand to the Goodman' she a normal character dealingto Hanna in real life, who me about a theater that was ty We're just people." beautiful to the produc- said. "It's very important to with getting married andsays he'sstruggled with casting for an Iraqi role," he "Yasmina's Necklace"tion," she said. "He's an the education of young stu- trying to find the one. Ifinding roles he feels he can said. "Of course I played amade its world premiereincredible actor. He's liveddents to be exposed to every don't feel like I'm the tokenrelate to. terrorist." last year at Berwyn's 16ththe refugee experience and kind of theater." NEWS Area theater looking into claim ofsexharassment BY CHRIS JONES in& Halberstam said he had Robson said Sunday he Chicago Tribune "nothing further to add." had "no further comment." The complaint was made He added he was currently The board of directors ofagainst Halberstam, 51, byin rehearsal with his stu- Writers Theatre said SundayTom Robson, an assistantdents and wanted "to focus thatithas engaged "andirector and dramaturg for his energies on them." experienced human re-the Writers Theatre produc- Halberstam, a longtime soUrCes consultant" to inves-tion of "Crime and Puni-presence in the Chicago tigatea claim of sexualshment" in 2003 and now an theater community and the harassment made againstassociate professor in the driving force behind the new the Glencoe theater's co-School of Theatre & DanceWriters Theatre building in founder and artistic director, at Millikin University in De- Glencoe, which opened with Michael Halberstam. catur. In a series of moregreat fanfare in 2016, cur- In the statement, the thea- than a dozen tweets postedrently is directing the Writ- ter saidHalberstam hadThursday, Robson allegeders Theatre production of agreed to "fully cooperate" inappropriate behavior dur-"The Importance of Being with theinvestigation, ing the rehearsal process forEarnest," which begins which it said was made "inthat production, which was performances Wednesday. accordance with existingdirected by Halberstani. A spokesperson for the policiesatWriters." The "He spent much of thattheater said that production statement further indicatedrehearsal process sexuallywas continuing as sched- that neither the staff nor theharassing me, verbally anduled. board of the theater wouldphysically" alleged one of have any further commentRobson's tweets. Robson Chris Jones is a Tribune critic. on the matter. said he was a "23-year-old MICHAEL HALBERSTAM PHOTO Reached Sunday morn- unpaid intern" at the time. 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It is critical to danmoran®tribpub.com s plays a University of Wis- point out that we also Twitter @NewssunDanMoran OPINION ribBooks Heakhand loveover50 I've been going to the about having a better diges- same gym for 13 years now, five system, improving the and what I love about it is immune system, feeling its sense of community stronger, sleeping better Atmygym,you don't see and releasing feel-good many young men and neurotransmitters, which women with perfectly put us in a better mood." sculpted bodies, but rather JACKIE PILossoPH I won't lie and say that a suburban crowd who are Love Essentially weight loss isn't one of the mostly in their 40s, 50s, 605 reasons I go to the gym. In and even 70s. other words, I too like my wine and des- Eveiyone, whether married, divorced, serts. But working out at age 52 has so widowed or single, seems courteous, many other benefits that are equally or friendly and caring toward one another, more important than how much you which I think is the result ofa certain re- weigh. spect and admiration we hold for one an- I think exercise helps with self-confi- other. It stems from a commonality we dence, as it gives someone gratitude and share: we are aging adults making an effort appreciation for the body they have, and all to come to the gym on a regular basis. the wonderful things it can do. Also, during I asked some members why they go to the time you are actually engaged in the the gym as often as they do. Here are their workout, you have the opportunity to dis- answers: connect and forget about anything stressful "It's good for the body, but great for the that might be happening in your life. In mind." that regard, a workout is almost like medi- "I always feel better after I go?' tation because you are forced to focus on "Stress reliefand more energy." nothingbut the regimen until you are "It helps me stay calm all day." finished. "My metabolism isn't what it used to be I'm not sure ifit's because I write this and I like my wine and desserts?' column, but when I go to the gym, I find Cheri Stefanelli is a certified community myselfin many conversations about mar- health education specialist and personal nage, divorce and dating. I've offered rela- trainer at the gym, who has a niche cli- tionship advice to fellow members and entele ofwhat she calls "babyboomers and some have given it to me. I also met one of active seniors." my dearest friends at the gym (who hap- Forty-nine year-old Stefanelli, who has pens to be divorced), and my boyfriend and been in the fitness industry for 22 years, I began dating as a result ofrunning into Travel back in time to 1930s Chicago with said health and weliness are connected to a each other and becoming friends at the healthy love ofourselves and others, and gym. My point is that another benefit of A Century of Progress: A Photographic Tour of that fitness over 50 is more important than working out is the relationships and sense the 1933-34 Chicago World's Fair. This historical it ever has been. ofcommunity gained from showing up on "A lot ofpeople have been training the a consistent basis. And staying social is a collection features more than loo rare - and same way for decades, and then something key Factor in emotional weliness. fails them - a knee, a shoulder, their back I think men and women over 50 have an in some cases, unpublished - photographs and they need to learn a new way to trainincredible opportunity to live a beautifully documenting the fair's construction, demolition and move, a different modality," Stefanelli authentic life, usingthe insight, grace, said. "It can still be something they enjoy, confidence and courage we have worked so and everything in between. Readers will glimpse but it must better fit their current capa- hard for to finally have. the technological feats and futuristic exhibits bilities." Some amazing things start happening Examples include a runner who experi- later in life including newfound wisdom that characterized the fair, as well as elements of ences joint pain, a diabetic who needs to and the ability for deeper, more meaningful manage blood sugar or a cancer survivor romantic relationships. But, the reality is lasciviousness and insensitivity that, while clearly who is buildingback up his or her immune living this kind oflife is not possible with- on display during the exposition, may prove system. out good physical health and well-being. I Stefanelli, who is also a yoga instructor personally think regular exercise holds the shocking to modern readers. and group fitness instructor, said to main- key, as it enhances our ability to love our- tain a good quality oflife, aging adults need selves and others in a healthy way. to avoid injury, enhance flexibility and "It's never too late to start a physical improve balance. She recommends person- fitness program," Stefanelli said. "Aging (E't' IT T(.1)D.AY AT alized workouts based on a person's fitness and retiring doesn't mean a loss of strength level. These can include weightlifting, and stability. You just have to work to keep H I(A(.()i'I41BtINEST()RE.C(.)Ni/B(.I)(.)KS functional movements, cardiovascular it In other words, we're not done until training, high intensity interval training, we're done." core work and balance work. "Exercise in the gym is not as much JackiePilossoph is afreelance columnist for ítúcago :ribune about weight loss as it is about health and Chicago Tribune Media Group. She is also longevity," Stefanelli said. "Not only do we the creator ofher divorce support website, want to live longer, but we want to live wellDivorced GiriSmiling. Pilossoph lives in / for a longer period of time. Exercise is Chicago with her two children. OPINION Mulling small claims court?

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MY PET WORLD Steps to reducing aggressiveplay with cats By Cathy M. Rosenthal learn body parts are not for play. a loss for what to do. - Karen, Tribune Content Agency Next, you can wear slippers to Brookhaven Hamlet, Longlsland bed, but it's important to set Q: I have two cats,Foxyand boundaries for her. Even though A: While it's not unusual for Florence, ages 8; they are she thinks she is playing, she older dogs to eat less or change brother and sister from the needs to know when the action is their eating habits as they get same litter. They had a bit of a gettingtoo rough. The quickest older, you should absolutely rule rough start. Their mother was way to show your displeasure is out other health problems with killed by a car before they to make a quick "hissing" sound your veterinarian first. Dogs opened their eyes. But a kind when she lashes out. Cats hiss to sometimes associate any pain or soul took them to a veterinary tell others to back off, so shewill discomfort they feel with the food clinic where they were bottle- know what this means. they are eating and will avoid it if fed and then spayed and Finally, use plug-in feline pher- they think it's the cause of the neutered at the appropriate omones around the house to calm problem. time. They got their "forever her. Ifnone ofthese things re- Ofcourse, the food may be part home" with me. duces her triers, then talk to ofthe problem ifhe has an intol- Foxy is a reasonably mellow your veterinarian about behavior- erance for some ofthe ingredi- gent; Florence, however, is a al medicine that can reduce her enta. Ifyour vet approves, maybe nasty cat. She craves attention, aressive tendencies. you can switch proteins, from but when I stroke her, she will chicken or beefto salmon or lash out with an unsheathed I have a 10-year-old Mal- bison. Or maybe you can feed him paw, and sometimes draw tese/Shih Thi mix hi relativity a limited-ingredient diet thatwill blood. If! am sleeping and have good health. About a yearago, have fewer things that could a hand resting on the pillow, my veterinarian put him on a trouble his stomach, ifthat is she will bite my fingers. I have senior diet because ofa slightly what's causing the issue. worn slippers to bed for the raised creatine level, which Lastly, ask your veterinarian if past eight years because she now is back to normaL He was you can add something to make comes under the covers and not pleased about the new his food more enticing, like boiled bites my toes. food, and I had to try eight chicken, canned pumpkin (with- I am wondering why one different brands. He has always out the sugars), or Forti-Flora, sibling would be a nice fellow been a little bit ofa fussy eater, which is a probiotic made by while the otherwould be a BEN MARGOT/AP but now every day is torture Purina Pro Plan that can help little (ahem...!) "witch." - It is best to use toys to play with cats rather than your hands so they getting him to eat. He doesn't restore intestinal health and, Nancy, Queens Village, NY can learn that body parts are not for play. like food at alL It has gotten so because it's tasty, may improve his bad that it takes me almost two appetite. A: Whether pets or people, two personality, but it's not acceptable stimulating and can only handle a hours ofcoaxing to get him to siblings, born from the same that she bites you and draws few strokes before lashing out. eat. The vet wants to see him Cathy M. Rosenthal is a longtime parents, and raised virtually in theblood when you pet her. Determine how many strokes she put on a little weight. animal advocate, author, col- same way, can turn out very dif- Cat behaviors can be more can handle before she strikes, and Last yeai he had his four umnist andpet expert who has ferently. That's because kittens' challenging to change than dog stop pettingher short of that front teeth extracted due to more than25years in the animal personalities are determined behaviors, but there are steps you limit. decay. This year when they welfarefield. Sendyourpet ques- more through play with their can take to reduce her aressive Second, don't use your hands were cleaned, everything tians, stories and tips to cathy® littermates or other kittens than behavior. to play with her. Use wire and looked good. Do you think! petpun.dit.com. Please include through their upbringing. Flor- First, know her touch tolerance feather toys that enable you to should request any further your name, city, and state. You can ence is just a more dominant level. Some cats find petting over- keep some distance. She needs to testing from on my vet? I am at follow her ®cathymrosenthal.

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Right before my daughter was born. a stranger came up to me in the grocery store. She congratu- lated me, and I thanked her. "You're not putting your baby in day care, are you?" she asked. "My mother-in-law is watching her," I blurted out, taken aback. Caught off-guard, I couldn't sum- mon the nerve to mention that she'll start day care one day a week before she's 6 months old. My new acquaintance gently laid a hand on my arm. I assume she thought it was in a sympa- thetic way, butIfelt judgment and condescension. "I feel so badly for all the mothers your age who have to work. It's so hard these days." I went back to work on a recent Friday, exactly 12 weeks after my daughter was born. I felt as ready as I could possibly feel. There are more than loo ounces of breast milk in my freezer. We're stocked up with diapers and wipes, so there won't be an emergency trip to the store anytime soon.Mygirl will be with family. I'll work from home one day a week. I have a plan, and it is a good one. Physically, I am ready. But emotionally? It's a little more REAMSTIME/TNS complicated. Returning to work from maternity leave can be emotionally exhuasting. Ialways knew I'd be a working mom. I'm the daughter of a work- mother still grappling with an How will I do this? I have just heart ofthe working mom/stay- mom." ing mom, and even as a child, I infant who is yet to crawl, my now, after nearly three months, at-home mom conflict. When the Those moments are in my was in awe of her. Not only did mind boggles more than ever at mastered (OK, sort of mastered) woman in the grocery store ap- future, and they would be in my she work a demanding, full-time how she did it all. our new normal of breastfeeding proached me, that's what I felt shefuture even ifl decided to quit my job, she took classes at night to get And it wasn't just her ability to and diaper changing. I know my was saying. "Ifyou put your child job and stay home. Writing has her master's and then her doctor- do everything that I admire. It daughter's cries, I know when in day care, you will be a bad always been a part ofmy identity, ate over the course of a decade. was that, by necessity, my broth- she's getting cranky. I know how mom." just as teaching has always been a She battled traffic on the Eisen- ers andIgrew up to be independ- to get her to sleep. And when she As glowing as my recollection part of my mother's. It's not her hower every day to pick us up ent children. sleeps,Iknow how to maximize ofher is, my mom admits to those ability to do a million things that I from day care, seconds before (or "Did you know I'm the only kid the timeIhave and get the laun- fears - in fact, she says that she admired, but her ability to pre- after) they closed. When child in my class who makes his own dr the dishes, the grocery shop- made mistakes every day that she serve that identity while still care wasn't open, she took us to lunch?" my brother demanded in ping done - barely. wishes she could take back. devoting herself wholeheartedly work with her, letting us sit in on the first grade. Now, add in a workday. When Though they don't stick in my to being a mom. AndIhope, her classes at the University of Mymother didn't miss a beat. will it all get done? And, more mind, there were moments when inevitable moments of weakness Illinois at Chicago or having us 'Tm so proud of you!" importantly, how willIkeep she snapped at us, when she aside, incorporating the parts of complete math workbooks. After years of watching her, I myself from becoming so over- sighed with exhaustion, when sheme that matter with motherhood On the weekends, she never never questioned that being a whelmed that I become a bad forgot to pick me up from tennis will be what makes me a good complained of being too tired to working mom would be right for mom? practice.Iwonder how many mom. take us to the zoo or the park or me. But here I am, and I suddenly "Bad mom?' It's the most terri- times the stress overtook her and the museum. As a brand-new feel unsure. fying of labels. It's the fear at the she thought to herself "I'm a bad [email protected] BOOKS

Book recommendations from the Biblioracle JohnWarner tells ou what to read next basedon thelast five books you 'veread.

"Me Being Me Is Exactly as insane as You Being You"by Todd Hasak-Lowy "Ali American Boys"by Jason Reynolds and Brendan Kiely "The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks"by Rebecca Skloot "Grant Park"by LeonardPlttsJr. "The Hate You Give"by Angie Thomas -Brown P., Evanston

Ido not thinkIcan hang with Brown in recommending something in the YA cate- gory, so I'm going a little off that to a per- sonal favorite of the past few years:"How to Start a Fire"by Lisa Lutz.

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"Into the Water"by Paula Hawkins "Lucky Boy"by Shanthi Sekaran John Greòn's unique gift "Ali the Ugly and Wonderful Things" by Bryn Greenwood Author writes candid, convincing stories about people with mental illness "The Lying Game"by Ruth Ware "Dark Matter"by Blake Crouch -Shelby D., Highwood By John WarnerChicago Tribune help those who strue with these conditions. As part ofthe Vlogbrothers video channel Green runs For Shelby, it's time for some Megan Ab- For his last two novels, "The Fault in Our Stars" and "Thr- with his brother Hank, Green has long been honest about his bott. who like Lisa Lutz is a writer on HBO's ties Ail the Way Down," young adult author John Green has mental health, including explaining that the five-plus year "The Deuce?' Here's to television networks been working in the tradition of the "problem novel." gap between novels was at least partly due to managing his recognizing the talent of novelists to bring illness. But in interviews with Terry Gross on "Fresh Air" Sometimes also known as the "social novel," a problem great stories to the screen."The Fever" is novel takes an issue and seeks to use the narrative to bring and John Moe on his "The Hilarious World of Depression" the book of choice. the reader around to a particular stance on the issue. podcast, Green goes considerably deeper to share the experi- Upton Sinclair wrote problem novels; John Steinbeck did ence ofliving with mental health challenges. too. "Uncle Tom's Cabin" is a quintessential example. Adults may not quite understand this, but to young people, Young adult problem novels tend to eschew the social for Green is a rock star, and to have someone who is so treasured the personal, and the goal is not to convince so and admired so forthrightly admit his frailty must "The Address"by Fiona Davis much as demystify. Consider Judy Blume's "Are be a great gift to others who struggle similarly. "The Late Show"by Michael Connelly You There God? It's Me, Margaret,' which tack- With Gross, as she probed the specific source "Astrophysics for Peopie in a Hurry" led menstruation and was somehow scandalous ofGreen's obsessions - Aza fears an infection by Neil deGrasse Tyson at the time. . f known as C. difficile - Green demurred, politely, "A Robot in the Garden"by Deborah Though, as Laura Miller relates in her review saying he very deliberately wasn't naming it for Install of"Turtles All the Way Down," Green is remixing 4kV( fear it may risk sending him into his own spiral. "Enemy of the State"by Vince Flynn the problem novel, adding in "confectionary We learn that his problem is not something put and Kyle Mills romantic comedy and a tear-jerker and a detec- -I,k.* behind him as he triumphantly peddles his book, -K. Rossi, Hobart, md. tive story and a high school friendship drama" but an ongoing part ofwho he is and how he lives. with the problem at the center ofthe drama To Moe, Green described bis own erroneous A bit of a risk here because I'm going hor- Central character Aza Holmes' struggles with J, thinking that he would somehow be more him- ror/SuSpense, rather than thriller or mys- obsessive compulsive disorder. selfifhe stopped takinghis medication - again, a tery, but Victor Lavalle's"The Changeilng" Miller and others have highly praised the @1, struggle Aza shares. It's something Green said he feels like the right call. novel for its rendering of what it's like to live recognizes as foolish in hindsight, but also knows with OCD. Green's prose simulates the "thought is a choice governed by his illness - and a learn- spirals" Aza experiences when she worries about microbes ing experience. and infection; the result is claustrophobic and harrowing. It's Each year, more young people are diagnosed with anxiety, a very powerful novel, as was "The Fault in Our Stars;' which depression and other mental health disorders. Having some- explored a relationship between two teens who meet in a one like Green speaking so publicly and writing so well Get a reading from cancer support group. about these problems is a real gift. the Biblioracle! But I think there is another aspect of Green's work we Send a list of the last five books you've read should be praisin As part of the publicity tour for the book, John Warner is the author of "Totgh Day for the Army." Green has been speaking clearly and frankly about his own to [email protected]. Write Biblioracle" in the subject line. mental health, including difficulties with anxiety, depression Twitter @biblioracle and OCD. He's doing it in a way that I am convinced will HEALTH

ASK THE DOCTORS PEOPLE'S PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS AND HOME REMEDIES Possible link between Frequent sauna users may calcium, heart attacks see blood-pressurebenefit By Dr. Robert Ashley By Joe Graedon both total and LDL choies- Ask The Doctors and Teresa Graedon terol. Kìng Features Syndicate Other strategies include Dear Doctor Cakium getting regular exercise; is frequently recom- Q.I was fascinated to following an anti-inflam- mended to reduce the read that sauna use can matory diet, including nuts, risk of bone fractures in help prevent high blood grapejuice, cinnamon and the elderly, but I've read pressure. But what if you chocolate in some meals; that calcium builds in the already have high blood and consuming soluble arteries and heart. So pressure? 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Dear Reader: You high- Calcium supplements are beneficial for bone density, but sauna almost daily have KANSAS CITY STAR light an interesting issue. taking the supplements may have risks for some. lower blood pressure than Research shows that sau- Q: licorice oil helps There is no doubt that those who use it less fre- nas benefit blood pressure heal various bites, burns calcium is beneficial for study that combined data ofheart attacks. quently (American Journal as much as exercise in and even cold sores. It bones, with supplementa- from11studies in which Other grouped studies ofHypertension, June 13, people with high blood takes down fire ant bites don improving bone den- women took elemental (usingthe initial data of the 2017). Previous reports pressure. fast! sity and - at 500 to 1,200 calcium supplements of W}ll study) have not from this study have shown I make my own licorice milligrams per day - lead- 500 mg or more. 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RAITMAN, PAUL ftAITMAN, AS TRUSTEE 0K CalIlO8-846 6180 Classifieds befare OF THE PAUL ANO ESThER RAITMAN LIVING TRUST, DATED JUNE 27. GAETANO G MARINO A/K/A GINO MARINO ROSE ANN MARINO. LINDA 2005, ESTHER RAITMAN, AS TRUSTEE OF THE PAUL ANO ESTHER RAIT- MARINO. UNKNOWN OWNERS, AND NON-lECORD CLAIMANTS HlstoflcalBlue Island Huge, looking for a new MAN LIVING TRUST, DATED JUNE 27, 2005, MB FINANCIAL BANK, N.A. Defendants spacious 380 apt Excellent area SUCCESSOR BY MERGER 94TH COLE TAYLOR BANK, UNKNOWN BEN- 11 CH 40020 place to live, 1922 N. 73RD STREET & buildingQuiet New Hard- CAR OWNERS EFICIARIES OF THE PAUL ANO ESTHER RAITMAN LIVING TRUST DATED wood floors New paint $9501 Advertise your rental JUNE 27, 2005, UNKNOWN OWNERS AND NONRECORD CLAIMANTS ElmV,iOOd Path. IL 60707 mo Call Larry 708-396-8088 Our Transportation Defendants NOTICE OF SALE units with us to get a 09 CH 032268 PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of Fore- Classifieds will drive closure and Sale entered in the above cause on October 26, 20i6, Oaklawn Near Christ hospital, jump on the 237 THELIN COURT WSLMETTE. IL 60091 largetbedroom, patio,heat, readers to your NOTICE OF SALE an agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will at 10:30 AM on No- A/C, carpet, appliances, $8401 competition! Call PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of Fore- vember 27, 20i7, at The judicial Sales Corporation, One South Wacker automobile adfCall Prime Hunting For Turkey & Drive, CHICAGO, IL, 60606 sell at public auction to the highest bidder, month 708-460-0067 866-399-0537 or visit closure and Sale entered in the above cause on August 30, 2017, an 866-399-0537orvisit Deer 38 acreS total/ 26 acres agent for Tse Judicial Sales Corporation. will at 10:30 AM on Decem- as set forth below, the following described real estate, Waukegan [)uplex, 1318 Clark- income ground, 12 acrns of tim- placeonad, Ser 4, 201 7, at The Judicial Sales Corporation, One South Wacker Drive, Commonly known as 1922 N 73RD STREET, Elmwood Park, IL 60707 placeanad tribune Ser, 80 toiles South of Chicago 2-36-405-052-OcElO Soni 8, Kitc, LR, Laundr No tribunesuburbs.com CHICAGO, IL, 60606. seIl at public auction to the highest bidder, as set Property index No Pets, Sec 8$650/rent & f650 suburbs.com in iroquois County Please Call toi-tir below the tollowing described real estate. The real estate rs improved with a single family residence, SD Contact Harris 847-662-3789 i-815-867-6614 Commonly known as 237THELIN COURT. WILMEITE. IL 60091 The udgment amount was $353,80246, Property Indes NO 05-32-309-004-0000 Sale terms 25% down of the highest bid by certified funds at the The real estate is improved with a single family residence. close of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales Corporation No third Sale terms: 25% dOwn of the highest bid by cerhfied funds at the party checks will be accepted The balance in certified funds/or wire close of the bale payable to The Judicial Saies Corporation NO third transfer. is due witPlin twenty-four 1241 hourS. NO tee shall be paid GARAGE SALE DIRECTORY party checks will be accepted. The balance in certified funds/or wire by the mortgagee aquiriag the residential real estate pursuant to its transfer, is due within twenty-four (241 Sours. No tee shall be paid by credit bid at the sale or by any mortgagee, Judgment creditor. or other the mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant to its honor acquiring the residential real estate whose rights in and to the Norrld e 4255 N Ottawa Fri credit bicf'at the Sale or by any mortgagee. tudgment creditor, or other residential rearestae arose prior to the sale The subject property is iRlOSat ii/ii ham-3pm Air lienor acquiring the residential real esYare whose rights in and to the subJect to general real estate taxes, special assessments, on special cowpressor, 3uets bedroom residential real estate arose prior to the sale. The subject property is taxes levied against said real estate and is offered for Sale without any dressers&chests, mirrors, sublect to general real estate tases, special assessments. or special representation as xc quality or quantity of title and without recourse tables, fishing equipment, tower taxes levied againot Said real estate and is offered for Sale without any to Plaintiff and in AS IS condition The sale is further sublect to con- heater, outdoor grills, plus misc st Paul's Lutheran Church - firmation by the court. Mc.t Cine Day onlyi representation as to Quality or quantity ot title and without recourse items, Everything must gol 'Oa't to Plaintiff and in 'AS IS condition The sale is further subject to con- Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a 1.7-?i Christmas Rummage Sale Certificafe of Sale tbat will entitle the purchaser no a deed to the real OUIMGSALE a' Friday November 10th. tirmation by the court. Upon pasment in full of the amount bid. the purchaser will receive a estate after confirmation of the sale. Rummage Sale Saturday Il/il ioam-Spm The properly will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no 824 North Lewis Ave Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real NORTHBROOK MOVING SALE!- - 9am to 3pm RSA Troop 1 and estate after confirmation of the Sale representation as to the Condition of the property Prospective bidders 4n'tMt" 3110 PheaSant Creek Dr, e 216 Venture Crewi,Foundraiser Waukegan. IL are admonished to check the court file to verify all information, lone Block North of grandI The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no Sat NOV, 11,9-3 DR, BR, LS furni- FirstUnited Methodist Church representation ax to the condition of the property Prospective bidders If this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the soit at ture and HShld items 418 W Touhy AveEntrance on are admonished to check the court file to verify all information the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee shall pay the assess- NORTHBROOK - EstateSale, Grant Place Christmas items from home dé- If this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at ments and the lega fees required by The Iondominium Property 2006 Maplewood RdSaturda cor to trim-a-tree and everything Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(5)111 and lgJ(4lit this property is a condominium in between will be sold along the foreclosure Sale, Other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assess- ii/ti 9am-ipm Fill a bag wit mento and the legal tees required by The Condominium Property unit which is part of a common interest community, the purchaser of items - SS, lumiture priced to with winter coats, cold weather the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the sell bring vehicle to movei clothing, R much monei Act, 765 ILCS 605/9151111 andX4l It this property is a condominium vnit which is pan St a common interest community, the purchaser of assessments required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS the unii at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the 605/18 51g-i) assessments required by The Condominium Property Act 765 ILCS IF YOU ARC THE MOETGAGOR IHOMEOWNERI YOU HAVE THE RIGHT 605/1851g-il TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER). YOU HAVE THE BIGHT OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-17011Cl OF THE BUSINESS SERVICE DIRECTORY Ta REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER ILLINOIS MORTGAGE IORECLOSIJRE LAW OF POSSESSION. IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-17011Cl OF THE You will need a phot3 identification issued by a gonernment agency ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW (driver's license, passport, etc I in order to gain entry into Our building You will need a photo identification issued by a government agency and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the same identifi- APARTMENT FOR ldrÑer's license, passport, etc.l in order to gain entry into our buildiag cation for sales held at other county venues where The Judicial Sales AlCount Firewood corn and the foreclosure Sale room in Cook County and the same identiti- Corporation conducto foreclosure sales. cation for Sales held at other county venues where The judicial Sales For information, contact Plaintiff s attorney SMITH & BROWN, AnOS- GRACE Seasone. Oa C errs,Birc RENT? NEYS AT LAW, 8102 W 119TH STREET - SUITE 150, Palos Park, IL 60464. Kiln-Dried Avail 13121 421-9663 Corporation conducts foreclosure sales. The search begins For information, examine the court file or contact Plaintiffs attorney 17081 923-0007 herel Many CODILIS & ASSOCIATES, P.0 1559030 NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD. SUllE ThE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION loo BURR RIDGE, IL 60527, 16301 794-9876 Please refer to tile number One South Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 (3121 i4-9-13255 236-SALE apartment and home You can also visit The ludicial Sales Corporation at ww tlsc.cxm for a Since p997 THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION BRICK DOCTOR hunters check the One South Wacker Drive, 24th Floor. 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DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST COMPANÇ AS 13063230 TRUSTEE, ON BEHALF DF THE HOLDERS OF THE J.P a 10/26/2017, 11/2/2017, 11/9/2017 5258914 MORGAN MORTGAGE ACQUISITION TRUST 2007-CH5 ASSET RACKED PASS-'fl-IROJJGH CERTIFICATES, GOOD WOOD SERIES 2007-CH5, APARTMENT FOR APARTMENT FOR Plaintiff, vs JIM A. MILLER, RENA M LLES AND UNKNOWN FIREWOOD FIREWOOD RENT? RENT? OWNERS AND NON RECORD CLAIMANTS. 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE The search begins The search begins Defendants here! Many 12 CH 108+7 Dobbelare Distributing LLC here! Many NOTICE OF SALE Premium Seasoned Firewood apartment and home apartment and home PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of Fore- --J4l - closure and Sale entered in the above entitled cause on June 22, 2017 . OakApp'eCherry Birch hunters check the hunters check the intercounty Judicial balos Corporation will ox Monday, November 27, - Seasoned Oak,, Classifieds befare Clossifieds before 2017 at the hour of ii am. in their office at l2OWest Madison Street, No Criss Cross/ Suite 71BA, Chicago, Illelois, sell at public auciion to the highest bid- looking for a new looking far a neW der for cash, as set forTh below, the following described mortgaged Hick & Cherry No Tree Service Wood real estate, place to live. place to live, Pi N 10-25-220-151-0000 & 10-25--220-002-0000, Kiln-Dried Wood Available Advertise your rental Advertise your rental Commonly known as ic7 DodgeAne., Evanston, IL 602x2. 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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COuNT ILLINOIS COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIVISION COUNT' DEPARTMENT . CHANCERY OlvIsloN IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY OIvISION U.S BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE, SUCCESSOR IN IN- U S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR CREDIT SUISSE WILMINGTON SAVINGS FUND SOCIETh', FSB, 0/8/A CHRISTIANA TRUST. COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIVISION TEREST TO WACHOVIA BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE FIRST BOSTON MORTGAGE SECURITIES CORP CSMC MORTGAGE NOT INOIVIDUALLY BUT AS TRUSTEE FOR PRETIUM MORTGAGE ACQUI- BACKED PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES, SERIES 007-4 REVERSE MORTGAGE FUNDING, LLC FOR GSR MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST 200S-7F SIllON TRUST Plaintiff, Plaintiff, Plaintiff, Plaintiff, MES L MCMANUS, JENNIFER A ARRA, CITIZENS BANK, NATIONAL 11OMAS QUINN, SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE OF THE DECEASED MORT- rEIL M SELTZ A/K/A NEIL SELTZ, CHICAGO TITLE LAND TRUST COMPA- TANNEN H MAuRY, CYNTHIA BOWERS, MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REG- ASSOCIATION, SUCCESSOR IN INTEREST TO ST. PAUL FEDERAL BANK ISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC., AS NOMINEE FOR CITIBANK, N.A GAGOR, ETHEL K. JENKINS, THOMAS JENKINS, UNKNOWN HEIRS ANO NY, AS SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE UTA OTO 6/18/04 KNOWN AS TRUST NO. FOR SAVINGS, TCF NATIONAL BANK Defendants, LEGATEES OF ETHEL K. JENKINS, IF ANY, UNKNOWN OWNERS AND 04-7270, RIVER PARK AT DIVERSEY TOWNHOME ASSOCIATION, WIN- NON RECORD CLAIMANTS, SECRETARY OF HOUSING AND URBAN 0E- TRUST BANK F/K/A NORTH SHORE COMMUNITY BANK & TRUST COM- Defendants 13 CM 21014 16 CH 14.431 3524 RIVERSIDE ORIVE Wilmette, IL 60091 VELOPMENT, UNKNOWN SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE OF THE ETHEL K JEN- PANY, JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, N.A. S/B/M TO BANK ONE, wilMErrE, UNKNOWN OwNERS AND NON-RECORD CLAIMANTS. UNKNOWN BEN- 544 STERLING ROAD Kenilworth, IL 60043 NOTICE OF SALE K1NS TRUST, OTO 2/24/12, UNKNOWN BENEFICIARIES OF TI-lE ETHEL K JENKINS TRUST, DTD 2/24/12, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA EFICIARIES OF CHICAGO TITLE LAND TRUST COMPANY, AS SUCCESSOR NOTICE OF SAIE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of Fore- PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of Fore- closure and sale entered in the above cause on August 29, 2017, an Defendants TRUSTEE UTA DID 6/18/Gd KNOWN AS TRUST NO. 04-7270 Defendants closure and Sale entered in the above cause on August 31, 2017, an agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will at 1030 AM on Deceni- agent for The Judicial Sales corporation, will at 10:30 AM on Decem- ber 4, 201 7, at The Judicial Sales Corporation, One South Wacker Orive, 15 CH 0B997 15 CH 6924 1305 SHERIDAN ROADWilmette, IL 60091 ber 4, 201 7, at The Judicial Sales Corporation, One South Wacker Drive, CHICAGO, IL, 60606, seIl at public auction to the highest bidder, as set 1h18 LAURELAVENUE CHICAGO, IL 60606, sell at public auction to the highest bidder, as set toOt below the following described real estate EVANSTON, IL 60201 NOTICE OF SALE o PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBYGIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of Fore- forth below the following described real estate, a Commonly known as 3524 RIVFRSIOE DRIVE, Wilmette, IL 60091 Commonly known as 54.0 STERLING ROAD, Kenilworth, IL 60043 PropertY Index No. 05-3G-301-016-0000V0I 105. NOTICE OF SAIE closure and Sale entered in the above cause on August 11, 2017, an u The real estate in improved with a single family residence agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will ut 10.30 AM on Decem- Property index NO 05-28-208-020-0000 PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of ber 4, 2017, atThe Judicial Sales Corporation, One South Wacker Drive, The real estate is improved with a single family residence The ludgment amount was $577,664.16 CHICAGO, IL, 60606, sell at public auction to the highest bidder, us set The Iudgment amount was $1,105,784 38 Sale terms 25% down of the highest bid by certified funds at the Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above cause on March 15, 2017, Sale terms, 25% down of the highest bid by certified funds at the Close of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales Corporation. No third an agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will at 10:30 AM on De- forth below the following described real estate. Commonly known as 1305 SHERIDAN ROAD, Wilmetfe, IL 60091 close of the sale payable to The tudicial Sales Corporation NO third party checks will be accepted The balance in cettified funds/or wire cember 19, 2017, atTtte Judicial Sales Corporation, One South Wacker party checks will be accepted The balance in certified funds/or wire transfer, is due within twenty-tour 1241 hours, No fee stall be paid by Drive, CHICAGO, II, 60606 seIl at public auction to the highest bidder, Property Index No Os-27-d03-008-0000. The real estate is improved with a single family residence transfer, is due within twenty-four 1241 hours No fee shall be paid by the mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant to Its as set forth below, the following described real estate the mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant to its credit bld at the sale or by any mortgagee, ludgtnent creditor, or other Sale terms: 25% down of the highest bid by certIfied funds at the close of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales Corporation No third credit bidafthe sale or by any mortgagee, Judgment creditor, or other lienor acquiring the residential real estate whose rights in and to the Commonly known as 1818 LAUREL AVENUE. EVANSTON, IL 60201 lienor acquiring the residential real estate whose rights n and tu the residential reat estate arose prior to the sale The subject property is party checks will be accepted, The balance in certitled funds/or wire transfer, is due within twenty-four (2d1 sours. NO fee shall be paid by residential rearestate arose prior to the sale The sublect property is sublect tO general real estate taxes, special assessments, or special Property Index No 10-13-114-034-0000 subiect to general real estate taxes, special assessments, or special taxes levied against said real estate and is offered tor sale without any the mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant to its credit bid ut the sale or by any mortgagee, Judgment creditor, or other taxes ievieilagainst said real estafe and is offered for sale without any representation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse The real estate is Improvedwitt a lite brown brick with aluminum representation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse white trim, one stor5, one unit tome, no garage. lienor acquiring the residential real estate whose rights in and to the to Plaintiff and in "AS IS" condition The sale is further sublect to con- residential real estate arose prior to the saIe The sublect property is to Plaintiff and in "AS IS" condition The sale is farther subtect to con. firmation by the court firmation by the court. Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a Sale terms: 25% dOwn st the highest bid by certified funds at the subject to general real estate taxes, special assessments, or special luxes levied against said real estate and io offered for sale without any Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser tu a deed to the real close ot the sale payable to The Judicial Salen Corporation No third Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real estate after confirmation of the sale party checks will be accepted. The balance in certified funds/sr wire representation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse transfer, is due within twenty-four 1241 hours. No fee shall be paid ts Plaintiff and in "AS IS" condition The sale is further sublect to con- estate after confirmation of the sale The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no firniation by the court. The property will NOT be open 'or inspection and plaintiff makes on representation as to the condition of the property. Pruspective bidders by the mortgagee acquiring tee residential real estate pursuant to its representation as to the condition of the property Prospective bidders are admonished to check tile court file to verify all information. çredit bid at the sale or by any mortgagee, Judgment creditor, or other Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a lienor acquiring the residentIal real estate whose rights it and to the Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the leul are admonished to check the court file to verify all information. If this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at estate after confirmation of the sale If thib property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, stall pay the assess- residential rea[estate arose prior to the sale. The subject property is the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assess- ments and the legal fees required by The Condominium Property subject to general real estate taxes, special assessments, or special The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no If tEih property is a condominium taxes levied against said real estate and is offered for sale without any representation as to the condition of the property. Prospective bidders ments and the legal fees recyired by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS bOs/Olg)l1l and (eJ(4l are admonished to check the court file to verify all information Act, 765 lICs 605/9151111 and 153(41If this property is a condominium unit which is part of a common interest community, the purchaser of representation as fo quality or quantity of title and without recourse unit which is part ot a common interest community, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale uther than a mortgagee shall pay the to Plaintiff and in AS IS condition. The sale is further subject to con- If this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure bale, Other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assess- the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the assessments required by The Condominium Property Act. 765 ILCS firmation by the court. assesoments required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/18 SIg-il. ments and the legal fees required by The Condominium Property Uponpayment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a Act, 765 ILCS 6G5/5(g)ll( and lgIl4lIf this property is a condominium 605/18.Slg-i(. IP YOU AE THE MORTGAGOR IHOMEOWNERI, You I-lAVE THE RIGHT IF YOU AE THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to u deed to the real unit which is part of a common interest community, the purchaser of estate after confirmation of the sale. the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOC 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-17011Cl OF TI-lE assessments required by The CondomInium Property Act, 765 ILCS OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-17011Cl OF THE ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. You will need a photo identification Issued by a government agency edlere a sale of real estate is made to satisfy a lies prior to that of the 605/18 SIg-i). ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. IF YOU AltE THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNERI, YOU HAVE THE RIGHT You will need a photo identification issued by a government agency Idriver's license, passport, etc.l in order to ga,n entry into our building United States, the unIted states shall have one year from the date of Idriver's license, paxsport, etc.I in order to gain entry into our building and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the sartleidentifi- sale within which to redeem except that with respect tu u lien arising TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER under the internal revenue laws the period shull be 120 days or the OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-17011Cl OF THE and the foreclosure sale room 'n Cook County and the same identifi- cation for sales held at other county venues where The Judicial Sales cation for sales held at other county venues where The Judicial Sales Corporation çondacts foreclosure sales period allowable for redemption under State law, whichever is longer, ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW and in any case in which, under the provisions of nection 505 of the You will need a photo identification issued by u government agency Corporation conducts forecloscre sales. For information, contact Plaintiff's attorney. JOHNSON, BLUMBERG Idriver's license, passport, etc.l in order to gain entry into our building For information contact The sales clerk, SHAPIRO KRE4SMAN S ASSO- ,- s ASSOCIATES, LLC, 230 W Monroe Street, suite 41125, Chicago, IL Housing Act of 1950, as amended (12 U.S.C. 1701k), and subsection (dl of section 3720 of title 38 st the United States Code, the right to and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the same identif i- dATES, LLC, 2ii WAUKEI3AN RD. SUITE 301, Bannockburx, IL 60015, 60606, 13121 541-9710 Please refer to file number 13-7631. cation for sales held at other county venues where The Judicial Sales 18471 291-1717 For information call between the hours of 1pm . 3pm. THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION redeem does not arise, there shall be no right of redemption. Please refer to tile number 16-Oai 109 One South Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 1312) Corporation conducts foreclosure sales The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no For information: Visit our website at servicB.atty-pierce.com between THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORAION 236-SALE One South Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 13121 You can also VisIt The Judicial Sales Corporation at www.tlsc.com for a representation as to the condition of the property. Prsspective bidders the hours of 3 und 5pm McCaIla Raymer Leibert Pierce, LLC, Plaintiff's are admonished to check the court tile to verify all information. Attorneys, One North Dearborn Street, Suite 1200, ChicagO, IL 60602. 236-SALE 7 day status report of pending sales. Tel NO. li2( 4i6-5500 Pleaxe refer to file number 10353 YOU can also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation ut www tlsc.corn for a JOHNSON, BLUMBERG 6 ASSOCIATES, LIC 7 day status report of pending sales 230W Monroe Street, Suite R112S lt this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION the foreclosure sale, otter than a mortgagee, shall pay the assess- One South Wacker Drive, 24th FloOr, Chicago, IL 60606-doSO (3121 SHAPIRO KREISMAN S ASSOaATES, ILC Chicago, lI 60606 2121 WAUKEGAN Ro , SUITE 301 (312) 541-9710 ments and the legal fees required by The Condominium Property 236-SALE E-MaiI ilpleadingsojohnsonblumberg.com Act, 765 1105 605/9)g)I1) and lgl(41If this property is a condominium You can also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at w tJsccom for a Bannockburn, IL 60015 unit which is part of a common interest community, the purchaser of 7 day status report of pending sales 15471,291-1717 Attorney File No 13-7631 E-Mail' lLNoticeselogs.com Attorney Code. 40342 the unit ut the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the McCaJIa Raymer Leibert Pierce, LIC assessments required by The Condominium Prope/ty Act, 765 ILCS One North Dearborn Street, Suite 1200 Attorney File No, 16-081109 Case Number: 13 CH 21014 AttorneyCode 42165 TJSCC 37-8262 605/18.blg-1I. Chicago, IL 60602 NOTE Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act you are (3121 416-5500 Case Number 16 CH 14431 E-Mail. pleadings©mccalla com TJSCR, 37-8225 advised that Plaintiff's attorney is deemed to be a debt co(lector at- IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act you are tempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER Attorney File 1-fo 10353 Attorney Code. 61256 advised that Plaintiff's attorney is deemed to be a debt collector at- for that purpose OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-17011Cl OF THE tempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used 13063264 ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. Case Number 15 CH 6924 10/26/2017, 11/2/2017. 11/9/2017 525B939 TISCR: 37-9444 for that Ourpose You will need a photo identification issued by a government agency 3065714 i3062502 (drivers license, passport, etc.) in order to gain entry into our building 10/26/2017, 11/2/2017, 11/9/2017 526216B 10/26/2017, 11/2/2017, 11/9/2017 525B887 APARTMENT FOR APARTMENT FOR and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the same identifi cation for sales held at other county venues where The Judicial Sales IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS RENT? Corporation conducts foreclosure sales COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIVISION APARTMENT FOR APARTMENT FOR RENT? OCWEN LOAN SERVICING, LLC; The search begins The search begins For information. Visit our websitE at serYice.atty-pierce,com. between Plaintiff, RENT? RENT? the hours of 3 and 5pm McCulla Raymer Leibert Pierce, LLC, Plaintiff's 05 The search begins here! Many here! 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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, IlLINOT iN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOI', IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 0F COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS CITY 0f EVANSTON COUNTY DEPARTMENT CHANCERY DIVISION COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIVISION COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIV1SION NOTICE TO BIDDERS WELLS FARGO BNAK N A QUORUM FEDERAL CREDIT UNION THE BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON lF/X/A THE BANK OF NEW YORK) AS Assumed Name Sealed bids will be recmved by PlaIntiff Plaintiff, TRUSTEE FOR TI-lE HOLDERS OP AMERICAN HOME MORTGAGE INVEST- the City's Purchasing Office in vs MENT TRUST 2004-4 Room 4200 of the LorraIne H JNI(NOWN HEIRS AND/OR LEGATEES OF KENNETH F KMIEC, DE- FRANK I. c1SEK, AK.A FRANK CISEK, ROSEMARY C Plaintiff, Morton Civic Center located at CEASED, JUSTIN LOEI3BAKA AS INDEPENDENT EXECUTOR OF THE CAROGNA, AlTA ROSEMARY C. CISEK, AK,A ROSEMARY Notice is hereby green, pursuant 2100 Ridge Avenue, Evanston, ESTATE OF KENNETH F KMIEC DECEASED, ANISSA WEISBERO, UN CAROGNA. AlTA ROSEMARY CAROLINA CISEK 1E.AN LEONARD, 8MO HARRIS BANK NATiONAL ASSOCIATION to An Act in relation to the use Illinois 60201, until 200 PM lo- KNOWN OWNERS AND NON-RCORD CLAIMANTS, UNKNOWN OC- Defendants Defendants of an Assumed Business Name cal time Tuesday, November 28 CUPANTS 16 CH 8096 17 CH 006495 in the conduct or transact on 2017 and will be publicly read Defendants NOTICE OF SALE 7508 WEST BELLE PLAINE AVENUE Of Business in the State.' as thereafter in room 2404 Bids 16 CH 15160 PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of NORRIDGE, IL 60706 amended, that acertificat on shall cover the following. 6674 WEST MONTROSE AVENUE HatWood HeIghts, IL 60706 Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above entitled cause intercousty NOTICE OF SALE was registered by the uncer- NOTICE OF SALE ludicial Sales Corporation will on Friday, December 8, 201 7 at the hour PI,IBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of Fore- signed h the County Clerk of Side Easement Sewer Lining PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Iudgrnent of of 1 1 am. in their office at i 20 West Madison Street, Suite 71 tA, Chi- closure and Sale entered in the above cause on August B, 2017, an Cook County Bid Number 17-61 Foreclosure and Sale entered n the above cause on August18, 2017, cago, IllInois, sell at publIc auction to the highest bidder for cash, as set agent for The JudIcial Sales CorporatIon, will at 10 30'AM on Decern- RegIstration Number. an agent for The JudIcIal Sales Corporation. will at 10O AM on De- folh below, the following described mortgaged real estate ber 8, 201 7, atThe Judicial Sales CorporatIon, One South Wacker Drive, 017152545 on October 27, 2017 work on this prolect includes cember t 1. 20t 7 at The Iudicial Sales Corporation, One South Wacker PIN. 13-lB-407-020-0000 CHICAGO, IL, 60606, sell at public auchon to the highest bidder, as set Under tIse ASsumed business therehabilitationofapprovi- DrIve CHICAGO, IL 60606 seIl at public auction to tIre highest bidder Commonly known as 4442 North Nagle Avenue. Harwood Heights. IL forth below, the following described real estate Name of Denla'u Shear DImen- mutely 177 LF of 10 dtameter as set forth below, Ihn followIng descrIbed real estate 60706 Commonly known as 7508 WEST BELLE PLAINE AVENUE, NORRIDGE, sions 5 Body Contouring Empo- combined sewer mainusing Commonly known as 6674 WEST MONTROSE AVENUE. Harwood The mortgaged real estate is improved with a single family residence IL 60706 rium with tIte business located cured-in-place pipe )CIPPI lining Helgtits. il 60706 if the sublect mortgaged real estate is a unit of a common interest Property Index NO. 12-13.4O6O33-0000, at 14411 Lincoln Ave, Dolf)n, method of rehabilihatlon Properly Index No t3 tt-d03-DE2-0000 community, the purchaser of the unit other than a mortgagee shall The real estate is improved with a residence, iL 60419 The real estate IS Improved wIth a sIngle family residence. Day the assessments required by subsection 1g-1) of Section 18.5 of Sale terms: 25% down of the highest bid by certified funds at 111e Thetrueand fullname(u( The above item shall conform The Jodgmerlt amount was $31 1,628 51. the cosdonrinium PropentyAct. close of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales Corporation. No third and residence address of the to lEe invitation for Bids on file Sale terms: 25% down of the highest bld by certIfied funds at the Sale terms tolE down by certified funds, balance, by certified funds, party checks will be accepted. The balance in certitied funds/or wire owner(s)/partnerls( is Denia El- inthe Purchasing Office. The Close of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales Corporation. No third within 24 hours No refunds The property will NOT be open for in- transfer, is due within twenty-tour (241 hOurs NO fee shall be paid by Irs t441t Lincoln Ave, Doltoti, IL biddocument,includingall party checks will be accepted The balancetl certified funds/or wire spectmon the mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant to Its 60419 necessary plans and specifica- trariSIel. IS due withIn twenty-four 24) hours No fee shall be paId by For information call Sales Department at Plaintmff's Attorney, Manley credit birlar the sale or by any mortgagee, judgment creditor, or other 11/09,11/16,11/23/17 tionswill be available in the the mortgagee acquiring the resIdential real estate pursuant to its Osas Kochalslri, LLC, One East Wacker Drive, Chicago, Illinois 60601 Imenor acquiring the residential real estate whose rights in and to the 5286221 Purchasing office on Thursday, credIt bld et the sale or by any moctgagee ludgnlent creditor, or other 16141 220-561 1 16'014330 F2 residenbal reaFestate arose prior to the sale The sublect property in November 9, 2017 Parties Inter- iIenor acquiring the residential real estate whose rights Ill and to the INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION subtect to general real estate taxes. special assessments, or special estad in submitting a bid should residential realestate arose piior to the sale. The sublect yroperty is Selling Officer, 1312) 444-t 122 tanes levied against said real estate and is offered tor sale without any contact the Purchasing Ottica sublect tO general real estate taxes, special ausessments, or special 1306&'l 10 representation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse to receive a copy of the bid or tanes levigd against SOld real estate and is Offered for sale without any 11/2/2017. 11/9/2017, 11/16/2017 5276415 to Plaintiff and mn AS IS' condition. The sale is further sublect to con- Bid Notice see the City's website at: w. representation as to quality or quantiry of tItle and without recourse fimlation by the court. cityofevanston org/business/ Upon payment in full Of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a bids-proposals! or Demandstar to PlaintIff and ri AS IS condition The sale is further subject to con- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY ILLINOIS firmatron by the court Certificate of Sale that will entitle tee purchaser to a deed to the real at: wiwdemandstar com Upon payment in full of the anrount bid the purchaser will receive a COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIVISION esture after confirmation of the sale. CIT BANK, N A The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no The City of Evanston (the Cityl in certihcafe of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real Plaintiff, LEGAL NOTICE REQUEST estate after confirmation of the sale representation as to the condition of the property Prospective bidders FOR BIDS accordance with the laws 0116e The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no are admonished to check the court file to verify all information. Skokie Park District will be ac- State of Illinois, hereby notifies tARY FRANCES O'ROURKE, SUZANNE PEARSE, SCOTY SLAWIN, KEVIN If this property is a Condominium unit, tIre purchaser of the unit at all Bidders that it will affirma- representation as to the condition of the property. Prospective bidders SLA06N, IAMIE ERICKSEN, JENNIFER SERVI, TIMOTHY KALITA, RYAN KA- cepting sealed lump sum bds are admonished to check the court file to verify all information the foreclosure sale, Other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assess- totthe renovations work at leely ensure that the contractls) LITA. UNKNOWN HEIRS AND LEGATEES OF MAREAN G. SLASWN, UN- mento and the legal fees reguired by The Condominium Property It this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at KNOWN OWNERS AND NONRECORD CLAIMANTS, THOMAS P. QUiNN, the New Skokie ParE Services entered Into pursuant to this the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee shall pay the assess- Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(51111 and l(4( if this property is a condominium Facility located at 7500 Froot- Notice will beawarded to the AS SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE MARLAN G SLAOV6IN (DECEASED) unit which is part of a common interest community, the purchaser of successtul Bidders wIthout meets and the legal tees required by TheondomInIurs Property Defendants age Road, Skokie, IL 60077 fOr Act, 765 IICS 60S/9gjl1l and ll4l it this property is a condominium the unit at the foreclosure sale Other than a mortgagee shall pay the the following Trade Bid Package discrimination on the ground 17 CH 005431 assessments required by The CondomInium Property Act, 765 1LCS of race, color, religion, ses age, unit which is part of a common interest community, the purchaser st 249 GRAEMERE STREET NORTHFIELD, IL 60093 )a2.32a( AspiraIt Paving. Work to the unit at the foreclosure sale Other than a mortgagee shall pay the 605/18.515-1). begIn Spring 2018, see schedule sexual orientation, marital sta- NOTICE OF SALE IF YOU APE THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT disabilItyfamilialstatus assessments required by The Condominium Properly Act, 765 ILCS PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a ludgment of in bid documents. tus, 605/18515-11 TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 35 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER Skokie Park District reserves IhR or national origin The State of Foreclosure and Saleentered in the above cause on August25, 2017, OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-1701(C) OF THE requiresunder Public IF YOU ARt II-4E MORTGAGOR IHOMEOWNERI, YOU HAVE THE RIGHT an agent for The ludicial Sales Corporation, will at 10:30 AM on De- right to reject any or all bids. to Illinois 00 REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOB 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW waive irregularities and to ac- works contracts that the gener- cember 18, 201 7, at The Judicial Sales Corporation, One South Wacker You will need a photo identification issued by a government agency al prevailing rate of wages in this OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WIllI SECTiON 15-1701(C) OF THE Drive, CHICAGO, IL, 60606 seIl at public auction to the highest bidder, cept the bid from the lowest ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. (driver's license, passport, etc.) in order to gain en'try into our building responsive and responsible Oid- locality be paid for each craft or as set forth below, tile following descrIbed real estate and the foreclosure sale room in cook County and the same dentin- der which is in the best interest type of worker hereunder This You will neod a photo identification issued by a government agency Commonly known as 249 GRASMERE STREET, NORTHFIELD, IL 60093 Striver's license, passport, etc I n order to gain entry into our building cation for sales held at other county venues where The Judicial Sales of the ParE District. All bids are requirement isin accordance Property Indes No 04-24-305-O34- with The Prevailing Wage Act and the toreclosure sale room in Cook County and the same idensifL The real estate is improved with a resIdence. Corporation conducts foreclosure sales. to be in accordance with the In. cation for sales held at other county venues where The Judicial Sales Sal terms: 25% down of the highest bid by certified funds at the For information, examine the COUD file or contact Plaintiff's attorney. struction to Bidders, and be ac 1820 ILCS 1301 as amended The Corporation conducts foreclosure sales close of the sale payable to The JudicIal Sales CorporaTion NO third CODILIS & ASSOCIATES, P.C., 15W03O NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE companmed by a Certified Check City of Evanston reserves the For information contact The sales clerk SHAPIRO KREISMAN E ASSO- oar-ti checks will 5e accepted The balance in certrtred tsnds/or wire 100, BURR RIDGE, IL 60527, 1630) 794-9876 Please refer to file number or Bid Bond equal to 15% of Ihe right to reject any or all ssbmil- dATES LLC 211 WAUKEGAN RD SUiT 351, Bannockburn, IL 60015, transfer, is due within twenty-four 124) hours. No fee shall be paid by 14-17-04418 bid amount Successfulbid- tais or to accept the submittal(s) 18471 21-117 For Information call between the hours of 1pm - 3pm. THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION ders will be required to turn 5h deemed most advantageous to the mortgagee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant to Its One South Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 (3121 the City. Please refer to tile nunrber 16-081443 credit bid a the sale or by any mortgagee, ludgment creditor, or Other a 110% Payment and Perfor- THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION 236-SALE mance Bond Ilenor acquiring the residential real estafe whose rights mn and to the You can also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at werw tlsc.com tOt 8 The Evanston City Council also One South Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 1312) residential rear estate arose prIor to the saie. The sublect property is The successful bidder Will be re- 236-SALE 7 day status report of pending sales quired to comply with all (ases, reserves the right to award thy sublect to general rea! estate taves, special assessmeots, or special contract to an Evanston firm mf You can also cuit The ludicial Sales CorporatIon at tsc.com for a taxes levied against said real estate and is offered for sale without any CODILIS E ASSOCIATES, P.0 statues. regulafions, ordinances, 7 day status report of pending sales 15w03s NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE 100 rulings. Or enactments of un that firm's bld IS within 5% of representation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse the low bid. SHAPIRO KREISMAN & ASSOCiATES, I LC to Plaintiff and in AS lS condition The sale is further subjecT to con- BURR RIDGE, IL 60527 governmental authority adt C 2121 WAUKEGAN RD. SUITE 301 1630) 794-5300 are applicable to the work or frrmation by the court. Each Bidder shall be required Bannockburn, IL 60015 Upon payment mn full of the amount bld, the purchaser will receIve a E-Mail: [email protected] theproject Thesuccessful 847) 29t-1717 Attorney File rio 14-17-04418 bidder syall pay Cook County to submit wilh their bid a dis- certIficate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real Attorney ARDC No. 00468002 closure of ownership interest E Mail ILNoticesolOgs com estate after confirmation ot the sale IL.Prevailing Wages and shall Attorney File NO. 1608 1443 Attorney Code, 21762 utilize equat opportunity hiring statement form in accordance The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no with the provisions of City Code Attorney Code 42168 representation as to the condition of the property Prospective bidders Case Number 17 CH 006495 practices. Case Number 16 CH 15160 TJSCR 37-7419 Sealed Bidswillbe received Section 1-tB-i et seq. Failure are admonished to check the court tile to verity all information NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act you are TJSC# 37-7751 If this properly is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at until Wednesday December 6th, to submit such informatIon will NOTE Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act you are advised that Plaintiff'n attorney is deemed to be a debt collector at. 2017 until the hourof 2.00 p.m result in tIre disgualmfication of the foreclosure sale, other tIran a mortgagee, shall pay the assess- tempting tu collect a debt and any information obtained will be used such bid advIsed that Plaintiff's attsrnej. is deemed to be a debt collector at- mento and the legal fees required by The Condominium Property and then, at that time, publm:ly tempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used for that purpose. opened and read at. Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(5111) and lxJ4). if thms property is a condominium Jillian Osnrnan for that ourt )ose unit which mu part ot a common interest community, the purchaser of 13061961 Skokie ParE District I306339 10/26/2017, 11/2/2017, 11/9/2017 5258800 Michael Rea - Superintendent Purchasing Specialist the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the i t/9/201T52B9674 11/2/2017, 11/9/2017, 11/16/2017 5276345 assessments required by The Condorrilnmum Property Act, 765 ILCS of Parks 605/lB 515-1) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLiNOIS 9300 Weber Park Place Skokie, IllinoIs 60077 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR IHOMEOWNERI, Ou HAVE THE RIGHT COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY OIV1S1ON Bids received after closing time COUNIY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DiVISION TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER NATIONSTAR HECM ACQUISITION TRUST 2015-2 Ct-Pv OF PARK RIDGE BANK OF AMERICA. N.A. 6S9LMINGTON SAVINGS FUND SOCIETY F58, NOT will be returned unopened. The NOTICE TO BIDDERS OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-1701(C) OF ThE public opening is for nf ormaten Plaintiff, ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. INDIVIDUALLY BUT SOLELY AS TRUSTEE; NOTICE S HEREBY GIVEN than vs You will need a photo identification Issued by a government agency Plaintiff, only. and is not to be construed sealed bids will be received by MICHAEL J. THOREN, ELAINE F. THOREN, AlTA driver's license, passport, etc I in order to game entry into our building vs as acceptance or relectron of the Procurement Officer for the ELAINE THOREN CITIBANK, N A., A NATIONAL and the foreclosure sale room mn Cook County and the same idertiti- UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, SECRETARY OF any bid Award tO the successful City of ParE Ridge lCmty"I on BANKING ASSOáAT1ON, UNKNOWN OWNERS AND NON- cation for sales held at other county venues where The Iudicmal Sales HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT, HSBC FINANCE bidder will be made with in scity Or before Tuesday, December RECORD CLAIMANTS Corporation conducts foreclosure sales. CORPORATION FKA HSBC BANK NEVADA, NA FKA 1601 days S 2017 ut 10.00 a m at City Defendants, For information, examine the court file or contact Plaintiff's attorney HOUSEHOLD BANK, UNKNOWN OWNERS ANO NONRECORD Bid information and Oocumeìrts ol Park Ridge. Finance Desk, 16 CH 5866 CODILIS S ASSOCIATES, P.C., 15w030 NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD. SUItE CLAIMANTS, NORRIDGE HOUSE CONDOMINIUM may be qWd at the 000ge 505 Butler Place, Park Ridge, IL NOTICE OF SALE 100 BURR RIDGE, IL 60527, 16301 794-9876 Please refer to hIe number ASSOCIATION, IEANE1TE SPAID; JOYCE DE1TMAN; Construction plan room, Reed 60068 at which tIme and place PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of 14-17-04321 SHIRLEY SCHULTZ; UNKNOWN HEIRS AND LEGATEES Construction Data, and at the bids will be spenedand read in Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above entitled cause mf ercourity DF GERALDINE TROCCOLI, DECEASED, THOMAS P Construction Managers office public for the ioliswing contract THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION November ludida) Sales CorporatIOn wIll on Tuesday December 12, 2017 at the One South Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 (3121 QUINN, AS SPECIAL REPRESENTATiVE TO GERALDINE commencing 9th, MANSARD ROOF REPAIR AND hour of 1 1 ant. in their office at 120 West Idadison Street, SuIte 718A, TSOCCOLI, DECEASED, 2017 until bid opening REPLACEMENT FD-FY1B-01 for 236-SALE Frederick Quinn Corporation Chicago, IllInois, sell at public auction to the highesr bidder for casil, as You can also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at nIsc.com for a Defendants qualified firms to perform main- set toltE below, the following descnrsed morTgaged real estate 7 day status report of pending sales. 17 CH 234+ 103 b Church Street tenance at tIne two fire stations NOTiCE OF SALE Addison, Illinois 60101 work shall consist of repairing pi N. 10-24-411-024-0. CODILIS E ASSOCIATES PC. Phone (630) 628-8500 Commonly known as 73d-Asbury Avenue, Evanston, IL 60252 15W030 NORTH FRON1AGE ROAD, SUITE 100 PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Iudgment of and replacing the mansard root The mortgaged real estate rs improved with a smnZle family resIdence Foreclosure and Sale entered ri the above entitled cause Intercounty Fax 16301 628-8595 with a metal root panel system. BURR RIDGE, IL 60527 Contact Person: Fred Mara06 / It the sublect mortgaged real estate rs a unit oUa common isteresi 16301 794-5300 ludicial Sales Corporation will on Thursday, December 7, 2017 at the Bid document, Including specifm- community, the purchaser of the unit other than a mortgagee shall E-Mail pleadmngsmil.cslegal corn hour of 1 1 am. mn their oftmce at l2OWest Madison Street, Suite 71RA, fmaranoOfquinncorp.com canions. may be obtained at the pay the assessments required by subsection 1g-il of Section 18 5 of Attorney File No 14-17-04321 Chicago, Illinois, sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, as 11/09/17 5287548 City web Site lwww.parkridge the Condominium Property Act Attorney ARDC No. 50468002 set forth below, the following descnbed mortgaged real estate us) or the Finance Desk during Sale terms 10% down by certifmed tunds, balance, by certified funds, Attorney Code. 21762 Pl.N 13-in-313-036-1003 regular business hours at no within 24 hourS No refunds. 111e property will NOT be open br in- Case Number 17 CH 005431 Commonly known as 7110 West Cullom Avenue, Unit #301, Norridge. cost. 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Lytle City Council NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that st Skokie 5i27 Dakton Street, Fiscal Year 201g, 877-774-1537 go online to existing under the laws of the Chambers, on the second floor the Village of NortftbroOk Zon- Skokie,illinois 60077, at 7 30 Notice is hereby given that - Notice of Sale State of Illinois againot such ar- of the Civic center, 2100 Ridge ing Board nf Appeals will hold PM., to consider the following: tIte Winnetka Villagecouncil Tenant: Uflit F ticles for labor, services, skill or Avenue.Evanston,illinois,at theirregularmeetingin the will hold a public hearing on the Beard, Courtney DOl 191 material expended upon a stor- 7:00 p.m., on Wednesday No- Board Room of the Village Hall, NEW Village of winnetka's proposed Boiling, SharniCe 352013 age furnished for Such articles vember 29,2017, wtren the 1225 cedar Lane at 7:00 PM on 20i7-38P - Site Plan Approval: annual budget tor2018. The Done6ke, Michele 802751 at the re9uest of the following following matter willbe con- Monday, November 27th. Dunn 8000 and 8014 Lincoln Avenue, hearing will be held on Tuesday, Etposlto, Joe 804446 - designated persons, unless Suçff sidered- this meeting, the Zoning Boar 5120 Dakton Street, and 8013 Noneilsber 21, 2017,at 7:00 p.m. Farmer, Bob 004603 articles are redeemed within of Appeals willcondact a public Floral Avenue in the village Hall, 510 Green Johnson, Tracey 053731 thirty days of the publication of 601 Davis Street - Planned De- seuning regarding the following The Village of Skokie, on behalf Bay Road, winnetka. Illinois. Arty Madsen, Diane 051068 this notice, velopment i 5PLND-01 17 niaiSer: 0f 8000 North, LLC, requevts person may attend the hearing Miller Bianca 702451 Vermilion Enterprises, LLc, ap- site plan approval for a planned and present testimony or corn- Murph, Linda 353646 Owner Nelson Rodriguez plicant. A Planned Development . DOCKET NO. ZBA17-0007 (1316 developmentina CX core ment on the proposed budget at Pniestet Kenyon 000728 j and Special Uses at 601-611 GLENOAK LANE - PORCH AND Mined-Use zoning district that that time. Scott, Melissa 003427 205 Susan Circle E Park City, illinois 60085 Davis Street and 1604-1610 Chi- 2nd STORY ADDITIONI - Petition includes a mined-use building, The proposed annual budget is Thomson, Jennifer 802175 Amount Owed $1978 80 cago Avenue for construction of by Steven EliscoElisco Design anattachedparkinggarage available for inspection at tIle Welch, Sean Di0173 RE 1998 Honda accord a 33-story building with ground Architects, on behalf of Sara and structure with ground floor re- Office of the Village Manager, Jennifer Russo 3S0t64 Vine 1HGC01642WA56989T floor retail, a financial institution Bradford Walker, the property tail, and storm water detention, Winnetka Village Hail, 510 Green Louise Stohno 703018 11/9/2017 5287028 winh a drive-through tacility, and owners, for Zoning Code varia- plus relief from §1 18-21 2lbt2l to Bay Road, Winnetka, Illinoix, dur- charlotteLucus 006310 318 dwelling units above, within tionu to: 11 Reduce the reguired provide an interior ramp grade ng regular business hours, Mon- 1-800-Pack-Rat Ill-Mt. Pros- a 27,841 square-foot zoning lot front yard setback troni 35' to of 12% rather than the required day through Friday, 8:30 a.m to pect-5s06(, 1751S. Linneman Northbrsok School District 28 that includes the 2- story Evan- 30.67 :2) Reduce the required 10% maximum in a portion of 500 p.m , at the Winnefka Pub- Rd ,Mt. Prospect, IL 601356 stonlandmark bu/din (Uni- corner side yard setback from the garage,§118-212(1(191to lic Library, and on-line at hat possesoory lien on all d willbeconducting anearly villageotwinnetka,org the goods Stored in the units childhood screenirion Friday versity Bailding( at 60 Davis 35' to 28.25'; and 31 Reduce provide visual cues to indicate Street. The landmark building is the reQuired rear yard setback barriersbetweenpedestrian in accordance with the Ameni- aboveAll these items of per- November 17, 20 forresi- dents three to flee years of age. to remain. from 40' to 34' tor a single tam- and vehicle zones within the cans wish Disabilities Act the sanaI property ate being sold lp home in the R-4 Zoning Dio- interior of an off-street area Villageof Winnetka requests pursuant to the assertion of the Children ages 3 to 5 will par- disabilities lien on 11/24/2017 at 10:00 AM ticipate in a play-based screen- SiteDevelopment Allowances tnict. The Property is commonly rather than continuous curbin thatpersons with are requested foril Number known as 1316 Glenoak Lane and §i18-212(atlI tn allow 1 who require certain accommo- is Orden tO collect the amounts ing in the areas of cognition, stall depths at parking spaces dations to allow them to ob- due from you. The sale will take language, fine and gross motor of Dwelling units 1318 where (FREI NO 04-tO-203-020-00001 93 allowed); 21 Floor Area Ratio and is tite site of 2-story house encroached upon by structural serve and/or participate in this place on wwwstrangeauction- skifls, social-emotional function- The variation has been request- Columns rather than there- meeting, or who have any ques- services.com from tl/24/2017 ng, and adaptive skills. Screen- (approximately12.25 where ¡ngs are by appointment only. 8.0 allowed as a site develop- ed to expand the 2nd floor and quired 18', and any additional tions about the acçessibility of to 12/1/2017 at 6:00p in. ment allowance(; 31 Building relocate an evterior porch on relief that muy be discovered the meeting facilities, contact 11/9, 11/16/2017 5291836 To schedule a screening, please the main level during the review of this case. the Village's ADA coordinator, contact Helene Josephson, Ad- height 1313-feet excluding 40 parking floors, where 220-feet PINO. iO-21-413'0i4-0000, 10- Megan Pierce, at 510 Green Bay ministrative Assistant tor Early At said public hearing and at any 21-413-015-0000, 10-21-413- Road, Winnetka, Illinois 60093 AUTOMOTIVE Childhood at 847-504-3809 if allowed as a site development your childis younger than 3 allowancel: 41 Number of park- adjournment thereot all persons 016-0000. 10-21-413-017-m, Telephone 1847) 716-3543 st ng spaces (176, including 36 interested are invited to attend 10-2i-413-024-, 10-21-4i3- 1-t-Y 18471 SOi-6041. and you have concerns about iO-21 -41 3-026-0t, 11/9/2017 5288850 his/herdevelopment,please compact, where 267 re9uired(, and be heard. it you have any 025-0000 contact lesna Duffy, Assistant 51 A Curb cut/driveway on Davis questions regarding these yeti- 10-21-4h-036-0000, and 10-21- Director of student Services at Street, where it is not allowed tions, pleuve contact the Zonin 413-037-0000 (between building and Rope; 61 Administrator at 847-664-405 Autos for Sale 847-504-3848 b total loading berths required li or via email at lennifer Maische 2017-45F - Site Plan Approval. 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341 S Wolf Rd. Des Plaines Roque Algura Bihis Ii & Jennavel KathrynAllen 08-10-17 $250,000 812 W Lynnwood Ave, Arlington Laura Mccormick ScottW Hoyne 08-10-17 $280,009 Valle Bibis Heights 1059 Willson Dr, Des Plaines George Hnaro & Keven Hnaro Jbmm Investments LIc 08-0717 $265.000 1505 E Rosehill Dr, Arlington Gordon Hirsch Mahirma Haro 08-07-17 $295.000 Heights 838 E Grant Dr, Des Plaines Dawn M Pearson Alan R Gradei 08-04-17 $290,000 1546 N Ridge Ave. Arlington Rafal P Piskiewicz Charles Eastman 08-04-17 $320,000 1723 E Algonquin Rd. Des PlainesAlice J Miran & AliciaA Miran Hawk Home Illinoise LIc 08-07-17 $299,000 Heights 1150 Alfini Dr, Des Plaines Clyde Peyton Jr Dgdb LIc 08-07-17 $305,000 713 E Hamlin Ln. Arlington David Stein Heather Giallella 08-09-17 $330,000 08-07-17 Heights 547 Debra Dr, Des Plaines Joseph Spranze & Arlene Adelina A Ferrazzuolo $305,000 Spranze 117S Reuter Dr, Arlington Kelly L Adair& Ryan P Kraft Phillip J O Grady 08-07-17 $336,500 Heights 195 Drake Ln, Des Plaines Patrick Sheehan Jan Walczak 08-08-17 $315,000 203 N Dwyer Ave, Arlington Eleanor C Caracci & Jay J CaracciLasalle St Homes Mc Lic 08-07-17 $342,500 711 Timothy Ln, Des Plaines Robert V Hageman & Eileen M Hike L Lee 08-07-17 $330,000 Heights Hageman 2618 N Brighton Pl, Arlington Michael J Kowaiski & Claudia S Domenico Romozzi 08-10-17 $355,000 575 Debra Dr, Des Plaines Luis R Mazariegos & Antonia M Dino Kyprianidis 0804-17 $370,000 Heights Kowalski Mazariegos 2820 N Mitchell Ave, Arlington Thomas House & Catherine Jeannette M Bickner 08-09-17 $357,000 725 Yorkshire Ln, Des Plaines Kathryn Harbison Radisa Maksimovic 08-08-17 $395.000 Heights House 55 S Warrington Rd. Des Plaines Carl Schlicht & Melissa Anne Heather J Heller 0810- 17 $400,000 2657 N Greenwood Ave, Arling- John R Hazdra Ruslan Y Mayovetskyy 08-08-17 5358,000 Schlicht ton Heights 1258 E Prairie Ave, Des Plaines Nicole Divito & Bryan Dobkin Ellen Marie Michael 08-09-17 $435,500 3011 N Dryden Pl, Arlington Kelly A Mcdermott Thomas S Kubala 08-04-17 $365,000 6330 Lincoln Ave, 8 3E, MortOn Ashraf Ali Anatoly Bodner 08-10-17 $163,500 Heights Grove 804 W Nichols Rd. Arlington Robert J Baer & Holly J Baer Melvin R Siegal 08-09-17 $376.000 8835 Sayre Ave, Morton Grove Marcelo Hr Montesinos & Aide Hector Rodriguez 08-08-17 $325,000 Heights Hernandez Montesinos 2210 N Ridge Ave, Arlington David Korney Spencer W Curley 08-07-17 $395,000 8540 Frontage Rd. Morton Grove Genti Mara & Besiana Reci Virginlo C Perez 08-09-17 $260,000 Heights 8821 Oriole Ave, Morton Grove Nichotas Tan & Melyrose Tan Icchu Karki 08-04-17 $265,000 2906 N Mitchell Ave, Arlington Matthew Yasova Zaffos A Anela Scott R Carlson 08-04-17 $395,000 Heights Yasova Zafios 6637 Maple St, Morton Grove Blake Field Monica Olson Trustee 08-04-17 $397.000 1918 N Pinetree Dr, Arlington Matthew Goduto & Christy Peter N Cambouris 08-07-17 $401,000 8312 Avalon Dr, Morton Grove Taif N Alshakir & Sara S Alhasan Minguang Zhang 08-09-17 $299.000 Heights Goduto 5800 Main St, Morton Grove Monika Czarkowski Lori Ann Ganzon 08-10-17 $310,000 1207 W Haven Dr, Arlington Jason Rajadurari & Shree R Ryan M Powers 08-07-17 $410,000 5638 Lee St, Morton Grove Mohammed A Majid & Nazima Abdul Razak H Kamani 08-07-17 $345.000 Heights Rajadurari Begum 77 S Evergreen Ave, #710, Jon Jenni & Kaeko Jenni Stephanie M Britt 08-09-17 $425.000 7442 Davis St, Morton Grove Jordan C Hedges & Jenna E Sergey Fleyshov 08-07-17 $349,000 Arlington Heights Hedges 506 W Campbell St, Arlington Jeffrey T Podlasek Kathryan A Corsentino 08-08-17 $447,000 5710 Church St, Morton Grove Maggie Y Lee Loan Ciharan 08-09- 17 $362.000 Heights 8923 Ozark Ave, Morton Grove RichardWilson&CarolWilson GlennCooper 08-04-17 $380.000 2616 N Phelps Ase, Arlington Joseph Czerniak A Priyal Patel Michael J Malsom 08-08-17 $450,000 Heights 5910 Carol Ave, Morton Grove Stefanie R Ladao & Gregory C Kyle R Lee 08-09- 17 $389,000 Malek 415S Princeton Ave, Arlington Eric Mac & Chingyun Ang Calvin E Ferniund 08-04-17 $450,000 Heights 8429 Callie Ave, # 6-3, Morton Omer lmtiaz Cary G Weldy 08-09-17 $397,500 Grove 430S Dunton Ave, Arlington Patricia A Pausch & Christopher David Wright 08-08-17 $472,000 Heights J Pausch 9120 Linder Ase, Morton Grove Doug Nguyen & Quyen Nguyen Brian D Morgan 08-04- 17 $425,000 501 S Pine Ave, Arlington HeightsRichard Erfort & Karen Kimi Robert J Cahill 08-09-17 $487,500 6818 Beckwith Rd. Morton Grove Temitope M Oluwole Mohammad Shahid 08-04-17 $750,000 Erfort 9128 W Terrace Dr, # 4F, Niles Ramses Bertrand & Kettly Anthony Davero 08-04-17 $100,000 704 E Jules St, Arlington Heights Scott Carlson & Tamara Carsib David M Sollie 08-07-17 $515,000 Bertrand 1923 N Burke Dr, Arlington Patrick Gearty & Ann Gearty John F Brunner 08-08-17 $523,000 8855 N Greenwood Ave, 8 3NW, Linard Al Katoni TonySmolcich 08-09-17 $107,000 Heights Niles 4009 N Proctor Cir, Arlington Stephen A Badyna & Xiaowel David J Weil 08-04-17 $530,000 6508 W Ebinger Dr, Niles Nana Kotrashvili & Ozer Chaga- Ralph J Bruke 08-07-17 $192,000 Heights Zhao tau

316 E Olive St, Arlington Heights Tianshu Qi & Haoyao Deng Jems Captial Group LIc 08-10-17 $540,000 7021 W Touhy Ave, # 208. Nues John D Kam Linda Flor Santos Trustee 08-10-17 $200,000 404 E Marshall St, Arlington Bret H Lussow & Michelle M Robert Teeqhman 08-04-17 $571,500 9018 N Clifton Ave, Niles Juli Baldinger Dennis J Hoffman 08-04-17 $212,000 Heights Lussow 8162 W Greendale Ave, Niles Paul J Cronin & Sarah E Cronin CorinneALarson 08-10-17 $310,000 8814 Briar Ct. # 2C, Des Plaines Hamza Khan Ariunbat Altangerel 08-08-17 $00,000 8109 N Ozark Ave, Niles Matthew E Timmers & Frances H Andrew P Kukuk 08-10-17 $339,500 910 Beau Dr, # 104, Des Plaines Bhavi Patel Frank Lafronza 08-10-17 $93,000 Timmers 930 Beau Dr, # 308, Des Plaines Joseph Burns Krzysztof Aniszewski 08-09-17 $95,000 8410 N Greenwood Ave, Niles Angel Molina & Rosemarie Erwin W Fleischman 08-04-17 $520,000 Molina 9415 Bay Colony Dr, #1W, Des Bharti Shah & Hiren Shah Narinderpal S Sood 08-10-17 $98,000 Plaines 7807 N NordicaAve, Niles Fawad Hakim lnnaYakubov 08-07-17 $705,000 8804 Golf Rd. a 2D, Des Plaines Byung O Lim Hermea Aelea 08-10-17 $105,000 6914 W Jarvis Ave. Nues David T Kraft & Ilona M Kraft Barry Mueller 08-04-17 $715,000 550 Ida St, #4SW. Des Plaines Angel M Delgado & Diana Vargas rena Maniewska 08-08-17 $135,000 1705 Pavilion Way, 8 506, Park Christine Kochou Mauro G Giovagnoli 08-09-17 $218.000 Ridge 650 Murray Ln, #308, Des Eduardo Ramirez Avila & Pw Jan W ilk 08-08-17 $139.000 Plaines Rosalba Landaverde 1745 Pavilion Way, 8 406, Park Michael G Gorski Lonny Goldberg 0809-17 $220,000 Ridge 9342 Landings Lo, #204, Des Azmatullah Siddiqui & Samreen Laurence M Glickman 08-08-17 $139.500 Plaines Muneer 605 N Seminary Ave, Park Ridge Grzegorz W Witkowski & WalterFrank 08-10-17 $300,000 Krystyna M Witkowski 160E Northwest Hwy, #1. Des Lorance Yokhanna Katherine M Ast 08-08-17 $140,000 Plaines 1200 S Lincoln Ave, Park Ridge Joseph Meredith & Caroline David R Gerambia 08-10-17 $350,000 Meredith 910 Beau Dr, # 2 14, Des Plaines Vinod M Varughese Lourdes Godoy 08-04-17 $152,500 425 5 Chester Ave, Park Ridge Jose R Rivera JeromeG Kenney 0807-17 $415,000 7115 River Rd. Des Plaines Daihee Cho & Lisa Marie Costes Frank L Braunz 08-09-17 $164,500 Hembrador 131 S Greenwood Ave, Park Andrew Schwartz & Allyas A William J Aslanides 08-08-17 $520.000 Ridge Schwartz 430S Western Ave, #302, Des Jacgneline D Fontillas Elizabeth A Rudnick 08-10-17 $169,000 Plaines 717 S Seminary Ave, Park Ridge Andrew Rosenthal & Luz Maria Elio J San Gabino 08-10-17 $556,000 Campuzano 1746 Stockton Ave, Des Plaines Elsa Ayala Trent N Robert 08-04-17 $175.000 223 Berry Pkwy, Park Ridge James L Mirabelli & Kimberly M Mary Jo Macswain 08-04-17 $589,000 905 Webster Ln, Des Plaines Alex J Tomuta & Amy Tomuta Jan Sala 08-04-17 $205,000 Mirabelli 9112 Terrace Pl, Des Plaines Murad S Bitroz & Khatoon Y Mounir Shamoon 08-09-17 $225,000 Irwin S Kaplan & Ana M Kocur Emmanuel GianakakosTrust 08-10-17 Bitroz 131 N Washington Ave, Park $695,000 Ridge 889 Webster Lo, Des Plaines William A Burzynski & R Jane Brousseau Trust 08-04-17 $230,000 209 S Home Ave, Park Ridge Ilona Piwko & Aldo Guzman Manola Kulpa Jaskulak 08-08-17 Smith $775,000 501 N Home Ave, Park Ridge Ali A Alkhafaji & Sarah Alani Marek Kowalczyk 08-08-17 $971.000 1268 Henry Ave. Des Plaines Silviya Aleksandrove Faisal Bawany 08-09-17 $230,000 1914 Fargo Ave, Des Plaines Angel Martinez & Samuel Garay Eileen Conway 08-10-17 $230.000 Gomez 1545 Center St. Des Plaines Olga Quiroz Anneliese Maday 08-10-17 $237,000 1467 E Algonquin Rd. Des PlainesBrian L Wolf & Elizabeth J Wolf Stephen M Berman 08-09-17 $245,000 This list is not intended to be a complete record of all real estate transactions. 758 E Thacker St, Des Plaines Whid M Tutanji & Rita W Tutanji Ronald Basil 08-07-17 $249,000 Data compiled by Record Information Services 630-557-1000 U public-record.com ¿3 MARINO REALTORS Qntug 5800 Dempster-Morton Grove (847) 967-5500 n (OUTSIDE ILLINOIS CALL 1-800 253-0021) The Gold Standard www.century21marino.com MLS

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. Folk duocametogether in perfect harmony 'tn g U Booth and Chris o Couple to perform n songs at Grayslake Kokesit Lake County Heritage Center Folk Club When: 7p.m.Nov.19 'I Where:The Grayslake Heritage B SHERYL DEVoRE Center,164Hawley St, Grayslake News-Sun Tickets: $13-18 ¡J Booth and Chris Kokesh Contact: 847-602-8882; were seasoned folk musicians www.thelakecountyfolkclub.org when they met at the Texas Ker- rville Folk Festival in 2010. Both have released separate albums. what it is. There's a spark that Within a year, they began tour- starts. It's a feeling. Sometimes it Ing together - and now, they are starts with music, or a poem, or a married and raising a 3-year-old set oflyrics. I journal all my writ- son. ing ideas' he said. They'll performNov. 19in Booth said he and Kokesh will Grayslake, doing covers as well as perform a song she wrote, "OUa- pieces each has written alone, but homa Boun&' now in a new way with harmony "It's where she grew up. It's got in their voices and their instru- a really great country bluegrass ments. Kokesh plays guitar, fiddle feel," Booth said. and ukulele. Booth plays guitar, They reinterpret others' songs, bass and piano. too, in their own style. It was Kokesh'sneral feel, her Booth used to sing the tradi- style, that endeared her perform- tional folk song, "The Water is ances to him, he said. "She always Wide" solo while playing guitar. plays for the song - she's never Then he and Kokesh started sing- showing off, she's playing out ing it together. what the song means," said Booth, "We really like the arrangement who has won a number of presti- of it with the harmony and the gious songwriters' competitions. fiddle." Booth, who mostly soloed, said Li BOOTH PHOTO While they've slowed down a Kokesh played in bands and "was Li Booth arid Chris Kokesh will performNov. 19at the Grayslake Heritage Center. bit to care for their young son, he much more in tune playing with said, they also are ready to start other people and singing with have to smooth my voice out a One song Booth wrote, "Box Booth said, "T love her fiddle work writing some new songs. "The other people's styles." little bit to sing harmony with Elder," was inspired by a box elder and her harmony work on that - next (ones) will include some "I didn't sing much harmony - Chris." tree growing down a hill along a it's really gorgeous:' about us." and it's really been fun learning He describes himself as a folk longdriveway - that tended to get He says writing music comes I've learned how much air to put guy who leans toward the blues, in the way ofvehicles, he said. from his muse. "Something just SherylDeVore is afreelance report- in depending on the song, and! while she leans toward bluegrass. When they play it together, drops offthe ceiling. I can't say er with the News-Sun. Beautiful The Carole King Musical

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Listings are subject to change. Art Exhibit by Anne Nordhaus-Bike: Adventures of a Desert Queen: A keyboard works by each composer on r Please call the venue in advance. Five Seasons Family Sports Club in Meet with Gertrude Bell:Meet harpsichord and organ. 7:30 p.m. Sat- Northbrook, hosts a solo show of water- Gertrude Bell, a lone woman in the male urday, Vail Chapel, Northwestern Uni- colors by award-winning artist Anne Muslim world ofthe Middle East. She is versity, 1870 Sheridan Road, Evanston, Thursday, Nov. 9 Nordhaus-Bike through Dec. 2. 5:30 a famous author who wrote about the $10-$40 p.m. daily, Five Seasons Sports Club, Arabs, an acknowledged archaeologist DW Jazz Orchestra:8p.m. Thursday, 1300 Techny Road, Northbrook, free, and a courageous traveler. Gertrude was Stage Russia HD: "The Suicide": Evanston Space, 1245 Chicago Ave., 312-622-6029 the first woman to be taken into the Sergey Zhenovach's adaptation of Niko- Evanston, $12-$20, 847-492-8860 British Imperial Service as Oriental lai Erdman's comedy centers around a Friday, Nov. 10 Secretary. 1 p.m. Friday, North Shore young, unemployed man desperate Dittmar Features Nature-Inspired Senior Center, 161 Northfield Road, enough to contemplate ending it all. As Scratchboard Works:"Storylines," an Northfield, $12 member; $17 nonmem- soon as he declares his will to die, he exhibit of new scratchboard works by James McMurtry Band:8p.m. Friday, ber, 847-784-6030 finds himselfsurrounded by characters Lisa Goesling, will be on view through Evanston Space, 1245 Chicago Ave., being him to kill himselfas a gesture t Nov. 27, at Northwestern University's Evanston, $25, 847-492-8860 "Barber of Seville":Comedy prevails for their cause. Flattered by this notori- i Dittmar Memorial Gallery Nature is the as Petite Opera presents Rossini's classic ety but panicked at the prospect of inspiration for Goesling's designs, and Imagine U presents "Steilaiuna": translated into English. This new pro- having to go through with it, he must her works capture its fleeting forms. 10 Stellaluna is a baby fruit bat. This story duction, features the ever-loving Figaro find a way out Presented in Russian a.m. daily, Dittmar Memorial Gallery is recommended for children ages 3 to 8. and adds a new twist: the composer is a with English subtitles. 2 p.m. Saturday, Northwestern University 1999 Campus Young audiences delight in the music, new character in the show, who acts as a Josephine Louis Theater at Northwest- Drive, Evanston, free, 847-491-2348 artistic puppetry and dance and they type ofMC. Tickets: $27 adults; $25 ern University 20 Arts Circle Drive, can empathize with Stellaluna as she seniors (age 62+); $15 students kinder- Evanston, $10-$20, 847-491-7282 Stephen Sondheim Celebrated by swoops and crashes through the forest garten through college (with student Wirtz Center:Northwestern Universi- trying to be just like her adopted bird ID); $5 children (5 and under). 7:30 p.m. Forte Chicago - The La La Lady ty's Wirtz Center for the Performing family. 7p.m. Friday, 11 am. and 2 p.m. Friday, 7:30 p.m. Saturday and 4 p.m. Show:Forte Chicago presents the La Arts presents "Company" through Nov. Saturday, and 2p.m. Sunday, Hal and Sunday, St Mary's Episcopal Church, La Lady Show, an operatic sketch come- 19 in the Ethel M. Barber Theater fol- Martha Hyer-Wallis Theater, North- 306 S. Prospect Ave., Park Ridge, $5-$27, dy spectacle. The divas ofForte Chicago lowed by NT Live's "Follies" on Nov. 30 western University 1949 Campus Drive, 847-826-0339 explore issues related to women and the in the Josephine Louis Theater, 20 Arts Evanston, $6-$12, 847-491-7282 arts through humor, opera and puppet- Circle Drive on the Evanston campus. Center of Concern Bunko Parties: 'y. 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Piven Theatre "Company," with music and lyrics by Lessonsfrom Indigenous Agrlcul- Two Bunko Parties take place to benefit Workshop, 927 Noyes St, Evanston, $15, Stephen Sondheim and book by George turc address L reception:Jane Mt. the Center ofConcern: "Bunko and 847-866-8049 Furth, premiered in 1970.7:30 p.m. Pleasant, Cornell University professor Lunch" at 12:15 p.m. and "Ladies' Night" Thursday, 7:30 p.m. Friday, 7:30 p.m. and agronomist is the keynote speaker at 6:30 p.m. The buffet includes chicken LG Electronics Cinema House Expe- Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday, Josephine at the eighth annual Dr. Carlos Monte- strips, quiche, mini sliders, sandwiches, rience:Immerse yourselfwith high- Louis Theatre, Northwestern Uni- zuma Honorary Lecture and Awards. dessert and cash bar. No bunko experi- quality sound and picture as LG demon- versity 20 Arts Circle Drive, Evanston, Her address "Sustainable Food and ence is necessary to play bunko games. strates their OLED TVs with Dolby $6-$30, 847-491-7282 Agricultural Systems: Lessons from Included are: prizes, raffles and silent Vision HDR and Atmos immersive Indigenous Agriculture" examines auction. 12:15 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. Friday, sound. Viewers will also get a chance to Opera Lecture Series: "The Pearl Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) farmers and Park Ridge Country Club, 636 North see Netflix original content like "Okja," Fishers" - Georges Bizet:Hear tales their early practice of conservation Prospect Ave., Park Ridge, $25, 847-82 3- "Marvel's The Defenders," and "Strang- of intrigue, love, and death from the tillage. Author, editor and professor 0453 er Things 2." 9 am. Saturday and 10 am. 2017/18 Lyric Opera of Chicago season. Terry Straus and artist Doug Hyde will Sunday Abt Electronics, 1200 Milwau- This is moderated by Opera Lovers also be honored. 6:30 p.m. Friday, Saturday, Nov. II kee Ave., Glenview, free Lecture Corp. Please register at glen- Mitchell Museum of the American viewpl.org/register or by calling. 7p.m. Indian, 3001 Central St, Evanston, $15; Just People Dancing: Dance Class: Thursday, Glenview Public Library $12 museum members; Tribal members Robble Fulks:With Ryan Joseph An- Instructor Janis Post teaches ftin and 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview, free, free, 847-475-1030 derson. 8 p.m. Saturday, Evanston easy classes that create a safe and 847-729-7500 Space, 1245 Chicago Ave., Evanston, friendly environment for participants Moments of Mortality: Three One- $18-$36, 847-492-8860 and their friends, finnily and caregivers. Adult Sensory Movie: "Beauty and Act Operas:Northwestern University RSVP to Jenene Paterno by calling or to: the Beast":Sensory-friendly screen- Opera Theater presents "Moments of Ella Fltzgeraid Centennial Concert: [email protected]. 10 am. ings are designed for individuals with Mortality. Three One-Act Operas," Count Basie Orchestra alumna and Ella Saturday, Belmont Village of Glenview, special needs. The films have quieter directed by Bienen's artist-in-residence Fitzgerald protege Carmen Bradford 2200 GoIfRoad, Glenview, free, 847- volume and turned-up lights. The envi- and director ofopera, Joachim Scham- joins Music Institute Artist-in-Resi- 657-7100 ronment is welcoming towards kids berger. The triple bill includes "Riders dence Tammy McCann and members of who need to move around, talk and sing to the Sea" by Ralph Vaughan Williams, the Music Institute Jazz Studies faculty Tech Drop-In: Microsoft Office:If during the screening. 10:30 am. Thurs- "Le Pauvre Matelot" by Darius Milhaud for a swinging tribute to "The First Lady you have a question about Word, Power- day, Northbrook Public Library, 1201 and "Savitri" by Gustav Holst, operas of Song?' The program includes a lineup Point or Excel, drop by the library for Cedar Lane, Northbrook, free, 847-272- that premiered in the 1920s-'30s. 7:30 oftunes from the Great American Song- advice on how to use these productivity 6224 p.m. Friday and 3 p.m. Sunday Ryan book. 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Nichols Con- tools. 2 p.m. Saturday, Morton Grove Opera Theater, 70 Arts Circle Drive, cert Hall, Music Institute of Chicago, Public Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave., Mor- The Rule of Rum:This is a discussion Evanston, $8-$18, 847-491-5441 1490 Chicago Ave., Evanston, Tickets ton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 about rum. Food historian Cynthia cost $30 adults, $20 seniors, $10 stu- Clampitt shares intriguing stories of Mail Merge with Word 2010:Regis- dents, 847-905-1500 Crafting for Charity:Ifyou are a how rum affected culture and history tration is required to learn how to create knitter, crocheter, or want to learn, and around the world. 7p.m. Thursday, letters, envelopes and labels for mail- Class of '85: The Third Coast Baroque help the community-at-large, bring your Northbrook Public Library, 1201 Cedar ings. 10 am. Friday, Morton Grove Pub- Voices present works by J.S. Bach, Han- needles and/or hooks. A new project Lane, Northbrook, free, 847-272-6224 lic Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton del and Domenico Scarlatti - all born in begins: making copious amounts of hats Grove, free, 847-965-4220 1685. The evening also features iconic Turn to Calendar, Page 27 CALENDAR

Calendar,fromPage 26 Monday, Nov. 13 place from 10 a.m. to noon. 10 am. Mon- Curies are needed for hands-on day, North Shore Senior Center, 161 STEAM exploration. Please register at and scarves for the Morton Grove Fire- Northfield Road, Northfield, free, 847- glenviewpl.org/register or by calling. 4 fighters Association Holiday Food Drive Poke 101:Join us at Mariano's Des 784-6040 p.m. Tuesday, Glenview Public Library, and they also continue making cat toys Plaines to learn how to make your own 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview, free, for Wright Way. Novices are welcome. poke bowl while sipping on sake. Ad- Engaged and Active Forever:Main- 847-729-7500 More info at the website. 10 a.m. Sat- vance registration required. 6:30 p.m. tain and enhance your independence urday, Morton Grove Public Library, Monday, Mariano's Des Plaines, 10E with knowledge ofthe Wellness Contin- These are a few of our favorite 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, Golf Road, Des Plaines, $15 uum, which shows that weilness is a things:Carol Cichorski presents 847-965-4220. process. The focus is on how to improve "These are a Few oføur Favorite Gaelynn La7:30 p.m. Monday, Ev- your balance and core strength, become Things" which she gave at this years "Into the Woods":The Brothers anston Space, 1245 Chicago Ave., Ev- more active in your daily life and learn Chicago Flower& Garden Show. She's Grimm hit the stage with an epic fairy- anston, $12-$22, 847-492-8860 techniques for deep breathing and basic gathered an eclectic collection of gar- tale about wishes, family and the meditation. i p.m. Monday, North Shore dening favorites from local pros and choices we make. 7p.m. Saturday and 3 Mali Merge:Ifyou've got some mailing Senior Center, 161 Northfield Road, celebs: www.ohwhatabeautifulgarden- p.m. Sunday, Devonshire Playhouse, to do, learn how to use Microsoft Word Northfield, $10 member; $15 nonmem- chicagoland.com. 7 p.m. Tuesday, Mid- 4400 Greenwood St., Skokie, $17 adults; 2013 to create customized letters, labels ber, 847-784-6030 west Palliative & Hospice Care Center, $15 students and seniors, 847-674-1500 and envelopes for larger mailings. Basic 2050 Claire Court, Glenview, free, 847- Word skills are required. A Glenview Carol Burnett: Musical Comedl- 724-2286 "Blacklisted" - The Musical:"Black- Library card is required. Please register enne:From an impoverished little girl listed: Songs McCarthy Didn't Want You at glenviewpl.org/register or by calling. who dreamt ofbeing a movie star to a Movies, Munchies and More: "High to Hear," a musical about the songs, 2 p.m. Monday, Glenview Public Li- multi-talented Broadway, television and Society":An heiress sees her wedding singers and songwriters that were brary 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview, movie star, Carol Burnett persevered plans complicated by an ex-husband under attack by Senator Joe McCarthy free, 847-729-7500 her way to the top. This program illus- and a reporter in this musical remake of of Wisconsin in the 1950s. "Blacklisted" trates Carol's journey which includes the 1940's "The Philadelphia Story." features material composed by such BaUle of the Books Orientation for surviving personal heartbreak and 11:30 a.m. Tuesday, Morton Grove Pub- famous writers as Yip Harburg, Leonard Grades 4-5:Participants may register charting new entertainment territory. lic Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton Bernstein and Marc Blitzstein as well as through Nov. 9 at: glenviewpl.org/ldds/ 10 a.m. Monday, North Shore Senior Grove, free, 847-965-4220 songs made famous by Lena Home and battle-of-the-books. Teams offour read Center, 161 Northfield Road, Northfield, Zero Mostel. 7:59 p.m. Saturday, Ezra the books and test their knowledge with $24 member; $32 nonmember, 847-784- Mall Merge with Word 2010:Regis- Habonim/the Niles Township, 4500 other teams at the library. Participants 6030 tration is required to learn how to create West Dempster St., Skokie, $40, 847- and their grownup should attend one of letters, envelopes and labels for mail- 675-4141 the Drop-In Orientations. Each team Magnificent Alaska:While driving on ings. 7 p.m. Tuesday, Morton Grove participates in one meet between Jan. every paved highway in the 49th state, Public Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave., Mor- Sunday, Nov. 12 16-March 1. 7p.m. Monday, Glenview you will see America's most awe-inspir- ton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 Public Library, 1930 Glenview Road, ing mountains, calving glaciers, unique Glenview, free, 847-729-7500 wildlife and coastal fishing towns. Tray- Introduction to Instagram:Regis- Dempster Street Pro MusIca:2 p.m. el to the Arctic Circle and its unusual tration is required for this program to Sunday, Evanston Space, 1245 Chicago Nintendo Switch Open Sessions: climate, see the effects ofthe midnight learn how to use the photo sharing app Ave., Evanston, $40,847-492-8860 The staffis breaking out the Nintendo sun, witness native culture, and learn Instagram. Bring your smartphone or Switch for open play sessions every about the pipeline - an engineering tablet and learn how to create an Insta- Bobby Broom:7p.m. Sunday, Evanston Monday in November and December marvel. i p.m. Monday, North Shore gram account and post photos. Please Space, 1245 Chicago Ave., Evanston, for grades 5-12. Drop in and play the Senior Center, 161 Northfield Road, bring your device login info. 2 p.m. $12-$25, 847-492-8860 newest releases on the Switch including Northfield, $10 member; $15 nonmem- Tuesday, Morton Grove Public Library "Mario Kart," "Arms," "Splatoon," "Su- ber, 847-784-6030 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, free, The Truth of Human Nature: Chris- per Mario Odyssey" and "Pokken Tour- 847-965-4220 tian Anthropology:The lecture and nament DX." 5 p.m. Monday, Morton discussion are with Fr. Matthew Bo- Grove Public Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave., Tuesday, Nov. 14 Downsizing In Today's World:The zovsky, Assoc. Pastor of St. Joseph Par- Morton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 SMART Team hosts a free discussion. ish, Wilinette and Adjunct Faculty at Homeschool Open House:Meet The Successfully Manage Aging Re- University of St. Mary of the Lake. Cardboard Virtual RealIty:Regis- other homeschooling families and just source Team team includes realtors and Learn how human dignity is founded on tration is required to experience the drop in to learn about the many and senior real estate specialists Stephanie sexual complementarity and solidarity, immersion ofvirtual reality The staff varied library resources available to Hofman and Erin Rutman, senior move and how this relates to Redemption. demonstrates some ofthe most impres- homeschoolers. 10 a.m. Tuesday, Glen- manager Francie Stavish and senior This is part of the St. Catherine Laboure sive (and free) apps and experiences view Public Library, 1930 Glenview care advocate Elizabeth Ury 9:30 a.m. speaker series "Embracing Truth." available. Bring your smartphone (and Road, Glenview, free, 847-729-7500 Tuesday, North Suburban YMCA, 2705 Refreshments are served. Noon Sunday, some free storage space) and they bring Techny Road, Northbrook, free, 847- St. Catherine Laboure Parish, 3535 the cardboard. 6 p.m. Monday, Morton "Life, Animated":Celebrate Inter- 272-2750 Thomwood Ave., Glenview, free, 847- Grove Public Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave., national Kindness Day with a special 826-4704 Morton Grove, free, 847-965-4220 presentation of "Life, Animated." This Yoga for the Rest of Us:This class is 2017 Oscar nominee for Best Documen- uniquely designed for individuals of all NalloWrIMo Weekly Write-In:This Pep. Jan Schakowsky Discusses tary is rated PG and tells the story of fitness levels to relax and unwind. Our weekly November Nallo WriMo write- Medicare and Hearing Aids:Repre- how the Suskind family used animated certified yoga instructor accommodates in, offers you space to talk with other sentative Jan Schakowsky discusses thefilms to open a whole new world of individual needs through the use of writers and work on your novel. We'll new laws related to hearing devices and communication for their autistic son, chairs, blocks, bolsters and other props also have computers if you need them, how she advocates for those with hear- Owen. This is for all ages - just drop in. to help you develop a more mindful and snacks to keep you fueled. 2 p.m. ing loss. This program is presented by 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Glenview Public awareness ofyour body and a sense of Sunday, Northhrook Public Librarç the Chicago North Shore Chapter of the Library 1930 Glenview Road, Glenview, overall well-being. 9 am. Tuesday, 1201 Cedar Lane, Northbrook, free, HearingLoss Association of America free, 847-729-7500 North Shore Senior Center, 161 North- 847-272-6224 and will be held in the auditorium, field Road, Northfield, $75 member, $89 which is equipped with a hearing loop. 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Calendar, from Page 27 Road, Glenview, free, 847-729-7500 Wednesday, Nov. 15 Scrabble for Adults:Exercise your (fhicaorihunt brain and enjoy friendly games of Scrab- ble with other word lovers. 2 p.m. Scratchboard Workshop with Lisa Wednesday, Morton Grove Public Li- Go.sulngat Dlttmar:"Storylines' an brary; 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, exhibit of new scratchboard works by free, 847-965-4220 nature inspired Lisa Goesling, will be on view through Nov. 27 at Northwestern Fros Film: "Theodora Goes Wild": University's Dittmar Memorial Gallery. This 1936 film is Irene Duane's first Celebrate 50 Years Goesling also leads a free reservations- starring comedy - a delightful story only scratchboard drawing workshop. about a small-town woman who writes Sign-up at the Dittmar website. 6p.m. a scandalous best-seller and falls in love Wednesday, Dittmar Memorial Gallery, with a sophisticated New Yorker who Northwestern University; 1999 Campus illustrates the book. 1 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Drive, Evanston, free, 847-491-2348 Wednesday, Northbrook Public Library, otBulisHistory 1201 Cedar Lane, Northbrook, free, Nemmars Prize Winner Steve Reich 847-272-6224 Returns to Bienen:Musical pioneer Steve Reich returns for his second resi- Hearing Loss: How Bluetooth Can dency at Northwestern University's Help:Hearing aid technology is ad- Henry and Leigh Bienen School of vancing as fast as phones and comput- Music. The recipient of the 2016 ers. Yvonne Feffer, Doctor of Audiology Michael Ludwig Nemmers Prize in at Connect Hearing in Libertyville, Music Composition, Reich will attend shares her expertise about the many music rehearsals, discussions with ways in which new technology can students and faculty and performances benefit those with hearing loss, includ- of his work Nov. 15 and 16.7:30 p.m. ing Bluetooth accessories that support Wednesday, Pick- Staiger Concert Hall, hearing aids. 11 a.m. Wednesday, North Northwestern University, 50 Arts Circle Suburban YMCA, 2705 Techny Road, Drive, Evanston, $5-$8, 847-467-4000 Northbrook, free, 847-272-7250

Proclaiming Justice: The Challenge American Impressionists In Mone- for the Church:Modern-day prophets t's Giverny:These American Impres- Father Michael Pfleger, Rev. Alexia sionists, whose works deserve to be Salvatierra and Rev. Dr. Otis Moss III, better known, painted memorable and panels of leading scholars and pas- glimpses ofthe village ofGiverny; Theo- tors address some of the pressing issues dore Robinson, Theodore Butler, Fred- of injustice that infect our society. Be erick Frieseke or Lilla Cabot Perry. 10 educated, encouraged and activated to a.m. Wednesday, North Shore Senior proclaim and work actively for justice in Center, 161 Northfield Road, Northfield, your church, community; society and $12 member; $17 nonmember, 847-784- the world. 8:30 a.m. Wednesday, Gar- 6030 rett-Evangelical Theological Seminary; Northwestern University; Evanston, "Flight" by Sherman Aiexie:Discuss $100, 847-866-3888 this novel about an orphaned, Native American boy; which is both fierce and Friends of the Library Presents: defiant, hilarious and tragic. and con- Hamilton's Women:A noon luncheon temporary; but with historical roots. is followed by Leslie Goddard's living 12:30 p.m. Wednesday, North Shore history program, Hamilton's Women. Senior Center, 161 Northfield Road, Leslie introduces the audience to the Northfield, $12 member; $17 nonmem- Schuyler sisters: Hamilton's wife, Eliza- ber, 847-784-6030 beth; her sister, the charming and witty Angelica; and her other sister, high- Skokie Synagogue Sisterhood - spirited Pey. You don't need to have Book and Author Luncheon:"The seen the smash hit musical "Hamilton" Trust," the newest book by Chicago trial to enjoy this program. Call for program attorney and author Ron Balson, will be details. Noon Wednesday, Glenview reviewed by the author himself. In "The Public Library; 1930 Glenview Road, Trust;' private investigator Liam Tag- Celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Chicago Bulls with Glenview, $20 per person, 847-998-1514 gart returns to his childhood home in five decades of stories and photos taken by Chicago Tribune journalists. Ireland for his uncle's funeral. He This beautiful coffee.tabie book documents every era in the teams BOOKIt Nonfiction Group - "Dar- quickly learns that his uncle was shot to history as only the Chicago Tribune can. A must-have for any sports fan. Jeeiing" by Jeff Kohler:Planted death. 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, Ezra among tea estates at high elevation in Rankings jProfiles Habonim, The Niles Township Jewish Original reporting I Archivai photosI Timelines the heart of the eastern Himalayas, Congregation, 4500 Dempster St., Darjeeling is generally considered the Skokie, $20 members; $25 non-mem- Order today at ChicagoTribune.com/Bullsßook finest tea in the world. India's tea indus- bers and at-the-door, 847-675-4141 try grew to be the largest on the globe Ako aaflobIe in s,ri,s 'Tb, Chicgo Tribune Book al th Chkgo B..ar and came to symbolize British imperial rule in India. 7p.m. Wednesday, Glen- Have an event to submit? Go to view Public Library; 1930 Glenview www.ChicagoTribune.com/Calendar. COUNTRY,FINANCIAL

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Both a blast to drive, but Honda Civic Type R outsoars Ford Focus RS BY ROBERT DUFFER Design I AND DOUG GEORGE Chicago Tribune "Yeah, subtle these cars are not," George said. After a day out with the Especially the Type R 2017 Honda Civic 1rpe R Based on the excellent JOSE M. OSORIO/CHICAGO TRIBUNE and the 2016 Ford Focus RS, 10th-generation Civic, the The2017HondaCivicType R. bottom right, versus the2016Ford Focus RS. top background, in a showdown, seen here at it came down to this: "If Type R is lower and wider the Autobahn Country Club inJouet on Oct.27. someone handed you the than the RS. Nearly all the keys to either, which one pieces ofperformance flair Better pill: RS cold aluminum knobs and earliest sign ofbrake fade on fer the old-school feel of the would you take?" are functional, unlike the short rowing the Type R the Type R, which at 3,111 RS, but for nearly $7,000 This is not "The Matrix" Civic hatch. The modest Performance felt notchier; the clutch pounds, weighs significantly more (20 percent!), it felt and these combatants are hood scoop sucks cool air pedal ofthe RS had greater less than the 3,434-pound like a swindle in the cre- not pills. They are the most and pushes hot air down The driver ofeither will feedback RS. Ford's promise of its ature comforts department. anticipated sports cars on and out the front splitter not be disappointed on the The steering wheel in the most powerful brakes ever The RS, with its two the market and have never reduces air under the body track "These are both as- RS is also smaller, and feels on a Focus proved good on damper settings and rib- been sold in the U.S. at the and the side skirts reduce tonishing cars," George said. more connected to the road. the track but the RS burned huing Recaro seats, was same time. Until now. Both lift so there's plenty of But intent is nine-tenths The slightest motions deliv- through a lot more fuel. much stiffer on the highway are affordable; both are a downforce to keep the car of the draw and the RS is er precise results. It's less Better pill: RS, though in normal mode. This is not blast to drive; both came in planted at high speeds, made to be tracked. forgiving than the 1)pe R, my co-worker disagreed. the car for the road trip. blue. Both have five doors, including a top speed of 170 with its modified Eco- so precision is paramount "Honda was just more Adaptive damping in the giant rear wings and sweet mph, according to Car and Boost 2.3-liter twin-scroll "The most dramatic fun to drive," he said. "The Type R provided much rowirigsix-speed manual Driver. turbocharged four-cylinder 'wow' moment of getting manual six-speed felt lots more condition-appropriate garboxes. Yet the 1'pe R But, according to one engine with a tight six- behind the wheel was the better, and overall the car ride feel. It's also wider and and Focus RS are as differ- editor, its rear end has the speed manual sending steering in both these cars, felt lighter on its feet, more more spacious. ent as they are similar face ofa Stormtrooper. The power to all wheels, the RS which felt like a direct con- agile and more eager to go Doug. who is 4 inches The 350-horsepower large rear wing, along with a is the better track car. "The nection to the tires, like gogo." taller at 6-foot-1, hated the Focus RS is an all-wheel- spoiler under the wing and extra power seemed to you're holding the whole seats in both. "These things drive beast with sick grip another spoiler above come on earlier and stay carinthepalmofyour Interior would have masochists and dangerous power. The (Honda calls it a vortex more tractable in the middlehands," George said after- employing their safe word," 306-horsepower Type R is a generator), all create down- ofa hard corner' George ward. We didn't disagree here: he said. front-wheel-drive modem force to keep the rear down said about the RS. Accelera- This extends to the all- the Type R is the clear-cut Better pill: Type R marvel with a brilliant sus- and reduce drag. All these tion is better due to the wheel-drive handling of the modem vehicle. With car- pension and lovely road aero elements make it look blend ofmore power (350 RS, allowing ito hit turns bon fiber trim elements and manners. like something out of "Fast horsepower) and more harder and stay tight at soft-touch materials, it has Overall Back to the question & Furious?' torque (350 pound-feet) higher speeds, and you can the look and feel ofa pricier The Type R is new The posed by my colleague and "It's totally boy-racer all even though full torque floor it out ofthe apex with ride. RS is old. 2018 will be the co-driver, Doug George, at the way," George said. "Hey comes later than the Type R more confidence, thanks Honda's touch screen is last model year ofthis RS the onset of our trip down Honda, Boeing called and at3,200 rpm. also to the grippier Pilot -./clunky, especially since it iteration. It runs like it was the rabbit hole on a cold wants its wing back" The Type R makes 295- Super Sport Cup 2S tiresr houses the climate control meant to be bounced blustery morning at Auto- The Rally Sport is, by pound feet at about 2,500 Yet Honda has really settings, and the redundant around at track and rally. bahn Country Club in Joliet, comparison, more modest rpm. At that point, the Type worked magic beyond the steering controls to access These factors alone could Ill. Doug is an entertain- even in baby blue "Nitrous R slingshots forward before limited slip differential in the vehicle inib in the in- be selling points for some ment editor and modest guy Blue." The RS feels and that point, it's not as respon- nearly eliminating torque strument cluster are conftis- enthusiasts. with awarm, easysmile. looks more unified, com- sive as the RS. steer. With more weight up ing but it's better than To answer Doug's initial During our morning at theNposed and mature. The The short throws of the front, it was almost easier to Ford's Sync3 and its narrow question, however, we both track, that smile ws\tans- third-generation RS has a RS gearbox get to the sweet slide the end through turns touch screen. would take the Type R If formed into an ea-to-ar' similar splitter up front but spot more quickly and in the Type R It was a sub- The RS feels like a 10- you'll be racing more than grin. \ a more menacing face with there's a pony car rumble to tie difference that had a bit year-old car my 10-year old getting around, the RS is the That's what thesecars a black RS mustache split- the soundtrack that sounds more thrill because I was asked ifthe gauges for oil pill for you. Otherwise, the do: induce penna-grmn ting the grille. Its wing is much greater than a modi- being worked more as a and temp on the top of the Type R is the one. Here's how braced off the roof at the fled four-cylinder engine. driver. dash were stickers. top of the lift gate. 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CROSS COUNTRY STATE NOTES Brady, Perreault impress with top-five finishes B DA1'I SIIALIN While Nordahi said he Saturday in Peoria. Pioneer Press didn't want to put too much It was another achieve- pressure on Brady by calling ment for the Maien South Maine South's Tommyhim the frontrunner for senior, who came in 12th in Brady will likely begin the2018, he added, "that's what 2016 and finished third in 2018 l,oyscross countrythe numbers are saying." the 1,600-meter run at the season as the favorite to "(Brady) is a very tough 2017 Class 3A state track capture the Class 3A statecompetitor and very guai- meet. tide. oriented, and he works Niziolek's finish at De- Brady, a junior, finishedtoward those goals and does tweiller Park was the third third behind two seniors in a everything he can to achieve best in school history be- career-best 14 minutes, 29 them," Nordahi said. hind Emily Leonard's sixth- second at this year's state Christopher'stime, place finish in 2011 and meet on Saturday at Peoria'smeanwhile, was abouti ninth-place finish in 2012. Detweiller Park. Teammate second better than his previ- Megan Lemersal also took Brandon Christopher, a sen- ous career-best of 14:39, run ninth in 2011. ior, came in 11th (14:38). at Detweiller on Sept. 30. "It'shardto compare They were Maine South's Christopher said making (Niziolek to other Maine only competitors at state. all-state had been his guai South runners)," Maine Brady's finish was thesince his freshman year, South coach Jeff Downing best in school history, best-though he amendedit said. "But Obviously Olivia ing Jack Carpenter's sixth- slightly this season. has the ability to go to state place finish in 2013. Brady's "All-state was the ulti- (track) and take third in the time eclipses his previousmate goal and I had been mile,as well. Those are best of 14:31, which he ran working on that since 2014. some pretty impressive on the same course on Sept. But coming into this year, I chops there as far as having 30. wanted to do more,I a ton of leg speed on top of Maine South coach Gregwanted top 15 in this race," the conditioning for the Nordahl said the rainy con- saidChristopher, a Park three miles (of cross coun- ditions, which leftthe Ridge resident, who plans to try). course muddy after several run cross country at Dayton Maine South came in other state championshipnext season. "I'mreally 25th (573 points) as a team. boys and girls races, mighthappy how it finished, 14:38 Senior Kathleen Glockner have made times 10 to 15and 11th place. Honestly, my ROB DICKER/DAILy SOUTHTOWN (152nd,18:37) was the seconds slower than theydream came true." Maine South's Tommy Brady takes third place in the Class 3A boys cross country state Hawks' second finisher. should have been. meet on Saturday at Detweiller Park in Peoria. Even with the slowerNiles North boys Notre Dame course, Brady came close to Niles North coach DavePerreault finished 80th inlearned from the adversity the school record of 14:28, Conor Perreault's fifth- Shafron said Perreault's per-2016. The injury began toofhisjunior season. Senior Jeremy Ermilio which was set by Steve Senfplace finish in 14 minutes, 34 formance left everyone as-heal, but he still struled "I learned how to takefinished 134th in a career- at Detweiler in 1976. seconds at Saturday's Class sociated with the programthrough what Shafroncareof myself, betterbest time of 16 minutes, 30 "I expected to be success-3A boys cross country state in a little bit of shock. called a "not very produc- stretching, things like that, seconds in the Class 2Aboys 1W (this season), but I didn'tmeet might havebeen one of "If you had asked everytive track season" in 2017. and making myself strong- cross country state meet. expect to take third in thisthe more surprising results coach in 3A, whom theyEven this fall, Perreault was er," Perreault said "On the The Niles resident was race, even (on the day of theof theday. Then again,thought the top 10 runnershealthy and training well,mental side,it made me the first Notre Dame runner race),! didn't expect it,' said maybe it wasn't. would be, I'm pretty sureaccording to his coach, butrealize that ifI can get to compete at state since the Brady, a Park Ridge resident The Niles North senior Conor would not have beenjust couldn't get his timethrough a race with a stress team qualified in 2012. who came in 29th as aran a 22-second personalin anyone's top 10, let alone below the 15:04 range. Until fracture and pneumonia, "He ran well,about sophomore in 2016. "I justrecord, improving on thetop 5," Shafron said. "What I the sectional, and then state. then I could get throughwhere he's been running all had great workouts and14:56 he had run at thesaw (from Perreault) out "(Afterhis sophomorewhatever Iwas goingyear," Notre Dame coach great coaching. Our teamprevious week's Lake Parkthere, was one of the most year)thisiswhere the through that day." John Barrett said of Ermilio. always peaks at the end ofSectional, where he finished amazing nmning perform-projection was, top five or Perreault's finish was the"He gut out faster than he the year." eighth. ances. It was absolutely un-top 10, for his senior year,"second best in school his-had all year, his body made After finishing behind Ly- "I finally got my breakoutbelievable." Shafron said. "But it wastory after Vadim Nemad,some adjustments during a ons' Danny Kilrea (14:08) race, and it came at the right Of course, Perreault had hard tothink that waywho won the Class AA state rough second mile, and he and Young's Clayton Men-time," said Perreault, whobeen an up-and-comer inbecause his junior year was title in 1990. ran a pretty good third mile. dez (14:22), Brady admittedlives in Skokie. "I was a little 2015 when, as a sophomore, so disappointing. It's not like Overall, a solid performance he'd already given thoughtsurprised when Icouldhe finished 91st at the state(his race) was a fluke. HeMaine South girls to cap a solid career?' to next year. count the guys ahead of me meet, running a 15:25. How- had it in him. I think we did "I started thinking a little atthe end of the raceever, he did not progress as a guod job understanding Olivia Niziolek finishedDan Shalin is a freelance about next year after the (because they were so close,expected due mainly to ill-his body and what training10th in the Class 3A girls reporterfor Pioneer Press. race," Brady said. "I started and there were so few ofness and injury. works for him?' cross country state meet, looking forward. It could be them).It was extremely Battlingpneumonia and a As difficult as it was at the running a career-best time Twitter @PiOfleerPres a pretty exciting year." exciting." stress fracture in his left hip, time,Perreault said heofl6 minutes, 58 seconds on 36 SPORTS

FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS: MAINE SOUTH 47, WARREN 13

I Backup CB Barry helps slow Notre Dame recruit BY BOB NAJsG Pioneer Press

Maine South junior Brian Barry had littletime to prepare for the biest chal- lenge ofhis football career. Three hours before the start of Saturdays Class 8A second-round playoff game at Warren, Barry was in- formed he would be starting I at cornerback because a teammate was injured. The Hawks amassed 497 total offensive yards, and seniorFotisKokosioulis shredded Warren's defense for 209 yards rushing and four touchdowns, in a 47-13 victory, but Barry's work on defense set the tone for the Maine South win. With the win,fifth- seeded Jvlaine South (10-1) advanced toplay 13th- seeded Naperville Central (2:) in the quarterfinals on Satifrday in Park Ridge. Maine South coach Dave Inserra said he started Bariy because senior linebacker Rory Hayes was not able to play. "Rory practiced all week, had the most important job stopping No. 10, but then at 3 p.m., we find out he can't play' Inserra said. "T looked MARK KODIAK UKENA/LAKE COUNTY NEWS-SUN at Brian and said, 'You are Maine South's Brian Barry (11) helped limit Notre Dame recruit Micah Jones to just two catches in the Hawks' 47-13 victory over Warren in thesecond now covering No.107' round of the Class 8A playoffs on Saturday in Gurnee, For 21st-seeded Warren, No. lOis no ordinary player. daunted by Jones. thought in the game. Warren At 6-foot-S and 206 "T had to be up to thesenior quarterback Ian pounds, Warren senior wide challenge," said Barry, a ParkSchilling rarely looked receiver Micah Jones castsRidge resident. "I just tried Jones' way, and Bobby In- an imposing presence. to do the best I could, and I serra broke up a deep first- Ranked as the fifth-bestknew the defense would halfpass to Jones. player in the state of Illinoishelp me out if I ever made a His first catch - a 5-yard FOOTBALL RESULTS AND PLAYOFF SCHEDULE for the Class of 2018 by the mistake?' reception - came with 7 247Sports.com composite The 6-0, 175-pound Barryminutes left in the game. CLASS 8A Lake Zurich 27, Plainfield North Quarterfinals 9 No. 2 Nazareth (10-1) at No.6 ranking, Jones committed tohandled the underneathJones finished with two Second round Lincoln-Way Central 21, Hersey Sacred Heart-Griffin (9-2). 2 LoyoIa28, Hinsdale Central 7 Notre Dame in February coverage on Jones, whilecatches for il yards. Barry 7 Sat. Maine South47,Warren 13 Jones had 50 catches forjunior defensive back Bobbycollected the tackle on each Minooka 41, Barrington 34 (OT) Quarterfinals 681 yards in the first 10Inserra also shadowedofJones' receptions. No. 3 Lake Zurich (11-O) at No. Quarterflnals 11 St. Rita (9-2), 5 Sat. CLASS 4A games this season for theJones a few yards behind "(Brian) did a fantastic No. 13 NapervilleCentral (9-2) Barry. Second round Blue Devils (7-4). job, is a great tackler, but to at No. 5 Maine South (10-1), 1 Morris 62, Ridgewood 7 During the regular sea- "I wouldn't even look atstep in this big of game and Sat. CLASS 6A son, when Maine South sen- the defensive calls," Barrydo his job and do it very No.6Loyola(10-1)at No.3 Marist (11-O),7Sat. Second round ior safety Cani Stacy, also a said. "I would look at (Jones)well," Dave Inserrasaid. Hoffman Estates48,Lake CLASS 3A wide receiver, would require in the huddle and follow him "I'm very satisfied with the Forest 28 Second round a break, Barry would spelleverywhere. My coach saiddefensive effort overall, and CLASS 7A Nazareth 54, Danville 18 IC Catholic 29, Peotone16 St. Laurence 32, Hinsdale South with Brian." Second round Quarterfinals him. Barry also got on the if he walks to the sidelines, 16 field if a cornerback was follow him to the sidelines." East St. Louis 40, Buffalo Grove No. 8 wilmington (10-flat No.5 hurt. The Hawks' secondaryBob Narang is a freelance 18 IC Catholic (1O1), 5 Sat. Barry, though, was un-reduced Jones to an after- reporter for Pioneer Press. ,' IT SPORTS 371 Coaches, ADs mull options amid league-hopping BYSTEvE REAVEN So what, if anything, can Pioneer Press be done to curb the current spate of conference-hop- Football coaches are ping? known for their close aUen- A proposal currently on tion to detail and long hours the IHSAs docket, Proposal of preparation. 26, presents a plan to scale But even the most deter- back the regular season to mined coaches can't ac- eight games and expand the count for one critical factor state-wide playoff pool The strength of the compe- from 256 teams to 512. The tition. proposal will be considered This is a potentially sea- at town hail meetings the son-altering and program- second and third weeks of defining variable for Illinois this month and potentially high school coaches that is later on a statewide ballot most often driven by confer- among member schools. ence affiliation and geo- Voting would take place graphic location. With pres- Nov. 21-Dec. 5. sure mounting to field play- There were 533 Illinois off squads consistently, schools eligible for the play- schools are increasingly tak- offs this year - which does ing stock of whether their not include 39 Chicago Pub- current landscape makes lic League schools that play sense. in developmental confer- "How many conferences ences - so the proposal, over the last 10-15 years which was co-submitted by have broken up?" asked Glenbrook North athletic Andy Bitto, who resigned as director John Catalano, Carmel's football coach on would leave only a limited Oct. 25 after 20 years at the number of teams in each of helm. "That's the tell-tale the eight classes on the sign. It's all about getting to outside of the state series the right amount of wins." bracket. More often than not, that The proposal, which number isfive, the mm- would take effect for the imum number of wins a 2019-20 school year, argues team needs to be playoff- that the current system is eligible. Six wins clinches a too focused on finding a playoff berth,as does a fifth win through sched- conference championship. uling and conference re- The IHSA's tiebreaker to alignment. Another poten- determine postseason tial upside is that pressure berths for five-win teams is JOHN SMIERCIAK/CHICAGO TRIBUNE on coaches may be relieved based on the total number Immaculate Conceptions Will Cronin (left) and Marco Medina celebrate with the state championship trophy onNov. 28, to play marginally injured of wins by a team's oppo- 2008,in Champaign. Immaculate Conception won the Class2Achampionship in spite of a5-4regular season. players to help secure a nents, which makes the playoff berth. strength of schedule ex-school, which is now calledteams' movement,' Krefftbefore next fall. Suburban. Loyola coach John Hole- tremely important. IC Catholic, suffered foursaid. "We just want the Gone will be Glenbard "Our conference's exist- cek could envision yet an- Each year, five-win teams losses that year to teamsgame to be built up asSouth - to a refurbishedence is driven out of neces- other, unintended conse- miss the playoff cut, withwith a combined 46-6healthy as possible. But ifUpstate Eight - and Wal- sity; with everything beingquence: Making it easier to local teams Leyden and record, including a confer-you're in a conference thatther Christian.In aredriven by football'said schedule nonconference Glenbrook North amongence setback to Class SAisn't good for you, thatBishop McNamara, St.Ridgewood football coachgames. the 17 that didn't make thestate champion St. Francisdoesn'thelp.It's a Francis and Aurora Chris-Don Gelsomino. "We were "I absolutely think that playoffs in 2017. and a nonconference loss to Catch-22." tian. All three of the newfortunate that the mix wewould be great forthe Yet, in the last decade,Class 4A state runner-up A poster child for theentrants played in a re-found of school size andgame' Holeceksaid."I two 5-4 teams went on to Aurora Christian. evolving conference scenevamped Catholic League location has been nice." understand why people win a state title after losing Knights coach Bill Krefft isICCatholic'scurrentthis season. The three defections willmove. A school has to look to powerful opponents fromwho was an assistant on thehome, the Metro Suburban. One of the Metro Subur-forcethetradition-richout for itself and do what's higher enrollment classes2008 squad, understands The league's current it-ban's mainstays is Ridge-Catholic League to realignbest for your kids. But this during the regular season. the need for schools to seekeration contains 12 football wood, which has a relativelyto three divisions of fivewould work on a lot of Eimhurst's Immaculatea new conference affiliationteams, divided equally into small enrollment (846) de-schools. Included in thatdifferent levels." Conception won the 2008 proactively while also valu-Red and Blue divisions. The spite being a suburban pub-shift will be 11-time state Class 2A state champi-ing continuity with long- Metro Suburban, a rare con- lic school located on Chi-champion Mount CarmelSieve Reaven is a freelance onship following a 5-4 regu- time rivals and geographicference that contains both cago's northwest edge. dropping from the Blue to reporterfor Pioneer Press. lar season while playing inpartners. public and private schools, Like ICCatholic,thethe Green division, and the now-defunct Suburban "We gt caught without awill see five football schools Rebelsfellintoa goodMontini moving into the Twitter @PfoneerPress Catholic Conference. Theconference because of otherwalk in and out the doorsituation with the Metroultra-competitive Blue. 3 SPORTS /

COLLEGE NOTES i: OPRF grad Cobbs named to award watch list B Si1 BR1 tackle. Matt Allen, Brian's Pioneer Press brother and a redshirt freshman offensive lineman, also played. Siinmie Cobbs Jr., a redshirt Lincolnshire native Matt junior wide receiver on the Indi-Morrissey, a junior safety, re- ana football team, was has been corded a tackle. Evanston gradu- named to the Biletnikoff Award ate Naquan Jones, a redshirt Watch List. It is the second year freshman defensive tackle, saw in a row the Oak Park-Riverplaying time in his return to Forest graduate earned the honor. Evanston. The annual award is given to the nation's best wide receiver inVan Schaack college football. Following a 10-catch, 138-yard, contributes at two-touchdown game against Maryland on Oct.28, Cobbs stood Georgetown atop the Big Ten with 54 recep- Nell Van Schaack, a New Trier tions, and ranked third in receiv-graduate, made an immediate ing yards per game (75.0). impact on the Georgetown field After missing nearly the entirehockey team as a freshman. 2016 season with an injury Cobbs Van Schaack tallied 15 points, has tallied three games of 10-or-which tied for the fourth best on more receptions this year. the roster, while starting 13 of Georgetown's 19 games. - Locals shine in wild Van Schaack's seven goals ran- ked third on the team, just behind Northwestern gime Lindsay Getz, a sophomore for- A few local players were in-ward from Loyola. strumentai in the thrilling, triple- Getz finished with 16 points, overtime football game betweeneight goals and a shots-on-goal Northwestern and Michiganpercentage of.867,the best State that the Wildcats won 39-31 among Hoyas starters. on Oct. 28 in Evanston. Getz was named the 2015 Northwestern's CameronIllinois Field Hockey Player of Green, a Stevenson graduate the Year. from Buffalo Grove, caught six passes for 76 yards and a touch-DeWeirdt named to down. The sophomore superback reeled in a 14-yard touchdown in all-conference team the first overtime and caught a New Trier alumnus Peter two-point conversion in the thirdDeWeirdt, a senior on the Ham- DARRON CUMMINGS/AP overtime. ilton College (N.Y.) men's crossIndiana's Simmie Cobbs Jr. makes a 17-yard touchdown reception against Wisconsin cornerback Nick Nelson Libertyville's Riley Lees,a country team, was named to theon Saturday in Bloomington, nd. Wisconsin won45-17. redshirt freshman receiver,2017 New England Small College racked up 48 yards on fourAthletic Conference Second25 minutes, 43.5 seconds on theAtlantic Region ChampionshipsNotes? Email Sam Brief at catches for the Wildcats. Team. The all-conference teams 8-kilometer course on Oct. 28. Heon Saturday. [email protected]. On the Spartans side, seniorwere determined by the confer-missed his overall-best time by Last year, DeWeirdt finished Brian Allen, Hinsdale Centralence meet results. less than 10 seconds. fifth on the team at the NCAA Sam Brief is a freelance reporter graduate, started at center and At the conference champi- The next race for DeWeirdt region meet in 26:02.5, which wasfor Pioneer Press. freshman Kevin Jarvis, a Maineonship, DeWeirdt placed 13th out and his Hamilton College team- a career best at the time. South alumnus, saw time at leftof 140 runners, notching a time ofmates is the NCAA Division III Have a suggestion for College i»witter @Pioneer_"ress

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