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After Conn.,
police, schools
step up security
TRACY GRUEN I Contributor
The tragic and
shocking school
shooting in Con-
necticut has led to
heightened aware-
ness and security at
local schools.
"We're trying to step up a
little patrol" said Nues Police
Chief Dean Strzelecki, about
having additional marked and
unmarked police cars at the
schools throughout the year.
The NUes Police department
will also be conducting audits
at the schools that choose to
participate in the audits. Strz-
elecki said they will be sending
actors to the schools to at-
tempt to breach the school's
security system.
'Right now it's heightened
security everywhere,' said
Strzelecki, who said that the
audits should be completed
by May.
'I can't put a cop at every
school," shared Strzelecki. "I
just don't have the resources
for that."
'We've contracted with a
couple of different compa-
nies to evaluate the security
system we have in place,"
said Park Ridge-Niles Dist. 64
Supt. Philip Bender. He said
the evaluation will be of the
school's security cameras and
communication system, for
example.
At a recent committee-of-
the-whole meeting, a con-
cerned parent said that he
felt the distance from the
main entrance to the office at
one of the Dist. 64 elemen-
tary schools was too long.
Bender thanked the parent
for his comment and assured
him they are taking steps to
make sure the kids are safe at
school.
"That's our number one
charge," said Bender. "To
make sure our kids are safe."
Bender said it is important
the doors are locked at the
right time and that people who
are buzzed in get to the office.
After the tragic Connecticut
shooting, Bender said that
they have had just a few corn-
ments from parents.
"Many were very supportive
of our efforts," said Bender.
Bender said that since the
shooting in Connecticut they
have been making sure the
pieces of the school's security
plan are in place and are being
adhered to.
"Everything we are doing
now, we were doing prior to
that," said Park Ridge Deputy
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Chief Lou Jogmen.
"We're really proactive," said
Jogmen.
Jogmen explained that they
have school resource officers
at both Maine South High
School and Maine East High
School.
" By being in the school, they
are a visible presence," said
Jogmen. "They are on site
and can react and respond to
everything quickly. They have
their finger on their pulse of
what's going on in school."
In addition, Jogmen said
that they have made a con-
certed effort to have officers
at grade schools and high
Mike Luehr, a 14-year veteran of the Park Ridge police department,
schools during drop-off and has been Maine South High School's resource officer for the last
pick-up times. six years. Luehr graduated from Maine South in 1991. I BRIAN
"lt demonstrates to anyone O'MAHONEY-for Sun-Times Media
paying attention that the po-
lice are at the schools a lot,"
said Jogmen. There was an active shot- officials from Dist. 64 and
Jogmen said that the of- er drill at Maine South High talk about various safety
ficers are trained in rapid School as well, explained Da- issues, including various
response techniques, so they vid Beery, director of com- potential situations, such as
can be a mini squad team munications for Maine Town- strangers talking with stu-
and neutralize the situation. ship High Schools Dist. 207. dents on their way to school.
He said that in the Columbine "We do a lot continuously," "The schools are pretty at-
shooting that wasn't the case said Beery. "We are always tuned to what they need to
and police officers had to wait going to be assessing and do," noted Strzelecki.
for a squad team to arrive on evaluating and considering Bender said he encourages
the scene. whether there are additional community members to also
Jogmen explained that they steps to take." be aware of what's going on
also conduct lockdown drills, Every two months, police around the school and ap-
which are mandated by the and fire departments in Park preciates their input on secu-
state. Ridge and Niles meet with rity and safety issues. I
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Uncertain contracts cloud District 67's finances

NATASHA WASINSKI I Contributor

The financial outlook of
East Maine School District 63
appears to be stabilizing but
uncertainties surrounding sal-
ary talks and pension reform
may present future chal-
enges. While the elementary
school district has honored
a commitment since 2004.
not to go to referendum, ex-
penses have generally been
growing, reported Executive
Director of Business Services
David Bein.
'We're in a situation where
about three-quarters of
our revenue comes from
local property taxes, and
about three-quarters of our
expenses go out through sal- an impact on future budgets. unanticipated new program- in capital projects, which
aries and benefits," he said. Limiting all employees' ming, enrollment changes, include upgrading HVAC
Bein reviewed the district's yearly pay raises to 2.5 per- and underfunded state man- systems; replacing flooring,
financial forecast at a Board cent would allow the district's dates - also effect long-term windows and doors; creating
of Education meeting earlier year-end balance for expen- projections. Though student a retention area at Gemini
this month. ditures to continue hovering enrollment this school year Junior High School to reduce
Under current labor agree- around $30 million through is slightly less than the last, flooding; installing new roofs
ments, teachers, maintenance 2018, Bein said. administrators expect the on four schools; and redoing
workers and other certified However, if classes sizes are population to steadily grow three school parking lots.
staff earn annual salary in- reduced and salary rates stay by 100 students over the next Judy Satkiewicz, director
creases of 5 percent. School the same, that figure could four years. of technology, added the dis-
support personnel receive drop to less than $20 million The state's pension crisis. trict's technology infrastruc-
raises of roughly 4 percent, in five years. Bein warned could also affect the imple. ture is also being improved
while teacher assistants get a that sinking below $15 mil- mentation of the district's with new network servers,
2-percent bump in pay. lion at the end of a school five-year facilities plan, noted increased Internet bandwidth,
With all four union con- year could eventually force Director of Operations Dan and more laptops in class-
tracts expiring this year, the the district into short-term Barrie. rooms. By the end of June
outcome of the bargaining borrowing. The district budgeted to 30, alI schools will be fully
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Honoring flags by burning them
BY TRACY GRUEN I Contributor
Daniel Pietrzyk,
a senior at Notre
Dame College Pre-
paratory school in
Niles and a longtime
Boy Scout, wanted
to honor his country
as he went for
scouting's top rank.
So when he recently
went for Eagle
Scout, he decided
on a project to help
retire old flags in a
proper and honor-
able way: by burning
them.
He collected flags through
collection boxes at various lo-
cal libraries and village halls.
Then, Pietrzyk held a special
flag burning ceremony for
300 flags at Notre Dame High
School on Oct. 20.
Q: What dud you do with old
Daniel Pietrzyk, a senior at Notre Dame College Preperatory, decided to lead a flag-disposal campaign for his
flags? Eagle Scout project.
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they were retired. Q: What clubs/groups are other clubs? Q: What do you want to do
Q: Why was it important to you involved in? A: I'm involved in the ulti- after high school?
you to preserve the flags? A: I'm in troop 175. l've been mate frisbee club, music club, A: I know generally what I
A: I believe the flags should in scouting since Cub Scouts, debate team, and sci-fi club. want to go into, which is aero-
be respected because so many which is first or second grade. I play tennis, I do swimming. space engineering. My dad's
(people) have given their What I enjoy most is going on After school, I snowboard and very involved in math and
lives and given up so much camping trips and getting to scuba dive. designing stuff at work. l've
for it. There's a lot of history know everybody and having Q: What qualities have you always been very interested
behind it. My dad personally fun with other friends and ac- learned from scouting? in physics and how the world
was in the army in Poland. He tually having real life situations A: The 13 rules that scouts operates. The two seem to
explained how much the Pol- and learning how to tackle always follow. They have led mesh pretty well in aerospace
ish flag meant to him. I see situations before you have to me to become a better person engineering. U
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Park Ridge man charged Township flips switch District 64 schedules

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Nues Police estimate that a Park Ridge man Maine Township ex- Now program. If the dents will register on
was driving "no less than 100 mph" just before pects to save about final application is Park Ridge-Niles Thursday, Jan. 17 from 6
his car was pulled over and he was charged $6,000 a year by submitted before Feb. School District 64 will to 8:30 p.m. at Lincoln
with driving under the influence. installing new high- 14, Maine Township conduct registration for Middle School, 200 S.
Police said Michael Tunzi, 32, of 2150 Bout- efficiency lightning will be eligible for an the 2013-14 school year Lincoln Ave. ¡n Park
erse, was driving east on Oakton Street at 4 at Town Hall, 1700 W. additional $1,390. for students who will be Ridge, and on Thursday,
am., Jan. 13 when he passed a westbound Ballard Rd. in Park The second grant in entering kindergarten or Jan. 24, during the same
Nues squad car at a high rate of speed. Ridge. the amount of $7,494 transferring to a District times at Emerson Mid-
The officer conducted a traffic stop on Tun- The $22,374 cost comes from the Illinois 64 school from another dIe School, 8101 N. Curn-
zi's black BMW X5 near Harlem and Birchwood of the project will be Clean Energy Corn- district. berland Ave. in Niles.
Avenues and detected a strong odor of alco- partially covered by munity Foundation Registration for el- To be placed on a
hoI on the driver, according to police. two grants totaling which was established ementary grades K-5 mailing list for a regis-
Tunzi was later taken into custody and $18,816. in 1999 as an inde- will take place on Tues- tration packet call the
charged with driving under the influence, The first grant of pendent foundation day, Feb. 5 from 4 to District 64 office at
speeding over 40 mph above the speed $9,933 was provided with a $225 million 7 p.m. and Thursday, (847) 318-4300. Mate-
limit, reckless driving and driving without by the Illinois De- endowment provided Feb. 7 from 4 to 7 p.m. riaIs are also available
proof of insurance. He has a Feb. 5 court partment of Corn- by Commonwealth for all schools except online at www.d64.
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* Police Blotter
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The following incidents were listed Latrobe, Skokie, was charged with Police said the victim "made a com- THEFT
in the reports of the Niles Police De- retail theft on Jan. 11 after she alleg- ment" to the suspect, but apolo-
partment. Readers are reminded that edly exited a store at Golf Mill Shop- gized after the suspect said he was A diamond ring valued at $5,500
an arrest does not constitute a find- ping Center without paying for an with another man already waiting was stolen Jan. 2 from a jewelry store
ing of guilt. Only a court of law can undisclosed amount of merchandise. in the line. According to police both on the 7900 block of Milwaukee Av-
make that determination. She has a Feb. 19 court date. suspects became "verbally aggres- enue. Police said a man, accompanied
Yumna Noor, 22, of 7151 N. Ham- sive" and told the victim they would by a woman who had asked to look at
DUI lin, Lincolnwood, was charged with be waiting for him outside. When diamond rings, was seen reaching in-
retail theft on Jan. 11 after she alleg- the victim left the store he was ap- side a display case and removing the
Michael Tamondong, 27, of 5700 edly stole 27 cosmetic items from proached by the men who allegedly ring before leaving the store.
W. Warren, Morton Grove, was a store on the 5600 block of Touhy punched him in the face and head A man in his 30s entered a clothing
charged with driving under the in- Avenue. Police said the items had several times before they left the store at Golf Mill Shopping Center on
fluence and speeding over 30 mph a value of $180. She has a Feb. 19 area in a white pickup truck. Police Jan. 11 and attempted to reach inside
above the speed limit on Jan. 12. court date. said the victim was treated by para- a cash register when he was startled
Police said an officer observed Ta- medics at the scene. by an employee, police said. The man
mondong's vehicle traveling at 67 BATTERY then ran from the store.
mph in a 35 mph zone on Milwaukee BURGLARY
Avenue approaching Main Street and A man told police he was punched BURGLARY TO VEHICLE
a traffic stop was conducted. He has in the head on Jan. 14 after a verbal A home on the 6900 block of Oak-
a Feb. 21 court date. dispute with two men inside a store ton Street was burglarized Jan. 10 A purse containing credit cards
on the 8500 block of Golf Road. The between 11 am. and 2:30 p.m. Police and other items was stolen on the
RETAIL THEFT victim told police that the dispute did not indicate what, if anything, evening of Jan. 11 from a vehicle
began when one of the men cut in was taken. parked in a lot on the 7800 block of
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Kids wimp out at Nues Jibrary

BY TRACY GRLJEN I Contributor

NI LES

You don't need to be a wimpy

kid to identify with the challenges
raced by the protagonist of the
popular children's book series by
Jeff Kinney.
Fans of 'Diary of a Wimpy Kid" came together
at the Nues Public Library on Jan. 4 to share
their common interest of character Greg Heffley
and the problems he faces as a "wimpy" middle
school student.
'lt's a very popular series," said Shelly Suther-
land, youth services supervisor at the Nues Public
Library.
The event gave fans the opportunity to play
games related to the series and is one of vari-
ous children's book parties held at the library
throughout the year.
"They're a way to have fun and let loose, but are
book-related," said Cate Levinson of the Youth
Services Department.
"Diary of a Wimpy Kid" is the first book in a
series, which was also made into a film. The sev-
enth book called "The Third Wheel" was just re-
leased a couple months ago.
"lt's basically about kids trying to fit in," said
Denise Daichendt and her son, Dietrich, 8, work on a mask at a "Diary of a Wimpy Kid" party held at the Nues Library.
Sutherland, explaining that the main character
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deals with common middle school issues like
friends and meeting girls.
At the party held at the Nues Library, kids an anniversary. of a bean bag. A "Cheese Touch" was an old piece
played various games, including a Bingo game "The series appeals both to boys and girls," said of cheese so!'iie kids found in the gym in the
that involved answering trivia questions about the Sutherland, about the "Diary of a Wimpy Kid." book.
book and its characters. Many of the kids agree that the main charac- The participants and were able to choose from
"I think it's the most popular series right now," ter Greg Heffley istheir favorite character in the a bunch of fun prizes at the end of the party.
Levinson said. book because he's funny. They also watched a video that gave them a quick
"They relate to it," added Barbara Ciecheiski, of Renee Mitchell, of Des Plaines, brought her drawing lesson of a character in the book.
Niles, who brought her fifth-grade kids Mark and grandson, Brandon, who is in fifth grade, to the Part of what makes the book so charming are
Paul to the event. party. the cartoon illustrations done by the author, who
"There are characters at school that are like "lt keeps his interest," said Mitchell, about the is also a cartoonist.
some of the kids in the book," said Ciechelski, books. "He really does love them." Adam Treguboff, of Niles, who is in third grade,
who said her kids have read all of the books in the Mitchell said that Brandon received the seventh said he loves "everything" about the book and he
series. book in the series for Christmas and was very ex- enjoyed "everything" about the party.
Ciechelski said that she thinks the book parties cited about it. The library will also hold an "Amelia Bedelia
are a great way for the library to promote more "I like that it's funny and cartoonish," he 50thanniversary party on Ap. 30, May 22 will be
reading among kids. explained. a drop-in "Frog and Toad" day where stories will
Sutherland said they try to have book parties The kids played a variety of games, including a be read throughout the day and May 27 will be an
about books that are new releases or celebrating hot potato game using a "Cheese Touch" instead event for the book "Bad Kitty." I
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District 67 preps for
superintendent search
NICK KATZ I nkatz@pioneerlocal.com
The Golf Elementary
School District 67 School
Board will begin inter-
viewing candidates in
March to replace Super-
¡ntendent Jamie Reilly.
A schedule provided by the Illinois
Association of School Boards calls for Miller listed the top five qualities in a
the board to meet in closed session
March 4 to review information about
the applicants for the post and to in-
terview the first five or six on March 9. ity to maximize financial and human
"We want to complete this by the
end of March' said Dawn Miller, the
IASB employee who is working with
the district to conduct the search.
The district contracted with the or-
ganization to help conduct the search environment
to replace Reilly, who will step down
June 30.
Miller told board members Jan. 17
that a second set of interviews should development, articulation, implemen-
be held shortly after the March 9
session.
In addition, she said, board mem-
bers will need to meet with a focus
group composed of district parents,
staff and residents who do not have
children in the district.
All of that, she said, should be corn- questions
pleted in March.
Miller also briefly reviewed an on-
line survey that was posted on the
District 67 web site to allow residents a priority.
and staff members to offer their
views on what qualities whey want in
a new superintendent.
Miller said it was "pretty clear"
that everyone wanted someone who
can manage the district's limited
resources. You can see everyone's
concerned about finances," she said.
District 67 will be asking voters
next month to approve a property
tax increase. Similar measures failed
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twice last year.
Miller said all of the groups that
completed the online survey also
were concerned about ethics.
"Everyone is aware you have a very
ethical leadership and they want that
to remain," she said.
"There were very favorable corn-
ments about all of your current ad-
ministration and staff," Miller added.
In a written report to the board 0/
new superintendent that survey re-
spondents named.
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with a combination of stubbornness and a positive, just won't give up attitude. 2013, at the Howard Young Medical
He was 76 years old. John was born in Mankato, Minnesota and grew up in Aber- Center.
deen, South Dakota. John graduated from Indiana University Law School, moved Norm served in the US Navy during
to Chicago and went to work at Mayer Brown, LLP, a large international law firm the Korean War. He continued in civil
where he specialized in partnership, corporate and real estate investment work. service with the Morton Grove Police
In 1980, John left Mayer Brown to co-found AMU Realty Co., where he served as Department for 28 years, serving 11
years as Chief of Police. Several years he
President for over 20 years.
AMLI, the company John co-founded, is an amazing success story. Started as a even coached little league. Norm was a
small two person office, A1'ILl grew into two separate large real estate develop- dedicated husband and father who
ment, management and investment businesses. AMLI Commercial Properties always put his family first. At age 52 he
Trust was an office/industrial company headquartered in Chicago that devel- retired to the Northwoods where his
oped office parks in Atlanta and Chicago and was sold in 2001 . AMLI Residential family had spent many years vacationing to enjoy
Properties Trust, headquartered in Chicago, is a large, branded, multifamily his lakeside home. Not one to sit idle, Norm drove
REIT doing business in 9 different markets with a large presence in the Chicago area. AMIJ Residential school bus for another 15 years. During his final
went public in an lPO in 1994 and was listed on the NYSE. AMLI went private again in 2006, years, Norm took every opportunity to spend time
John Allen was a consummate real estate professional - smart, perceptive and with an incredible with his children and grandchildren. He enjoyed
in sense of how to get a deal done so that both sides felt good about how things turned out. John had an fishing, bowling, played horseshoes, split lumber,
uncanny ability to take the most complicated of structures, deals and objectives and simplify all that and took great pleasure in feeding the wildlife.
complexity into an agreement. Under John's leadership and as a result of his hard work, both AMLI's Norm will be sadly missed by everyone who knew
thrived during his tenure as President. John Allen was critical and central to all of AMII's growth and him.
successes. Countless AMLI employees, both past and present, have named John as one of the most im- Survived by his beloved wife of 52 years, Norma
portant inspirations in their lives. John Allen was a wonderful person with a million dollar smile. John Jean of Hazelhurst; children, Susan (Brett) Grams
was kind, witty, and considerate - a great friend and a good man. The values and ethics that John of St. Germain, Louis (Mary) Glauner of Madison,
instilled in AMU helped create the company culture now known as the AMU Famli. Michael (Karen) Glauner of Stoughton, William
After retiring from AMLI, John continued to lead a full and rich life with many interests together with Glauner of Eagle River; brothers, Leroy (Mickey)
Carolyn, his wife of 19 years. John's lifelong love of learning flourished in retirement as he tirelessly Glauner of Northfield, IL, Martin Glauner of
went on a learning expedition virtually every single day. John and Carolyn were world travelers, visit- Northbrook, IL, Warren Glauner of Tacoma, WA;
ing all 7 continents, all 50 states and 77 countries. Using their travels as background, John and Carolyn sisters, Lavern Call of Athens, WI, Elaine (Bob)
became champion photographers and had award winning pictures from their visits to places like Ant- Barber of Glenview, IL; and many loving and
arctica, the Galapagos, Africa, Vietnam and New Zealand to name a few. devoted grandchildren, nieces, nephews, extended
Survivors include his wife, Carolyn; two sons, Tom (Beth Levison) and Tim (Jessica Spring), and two family; and most treasured friend, Nancy Lanning
daughters, Tracy and Ten (Matt McDonough). John was the proud grandfather of Simone, Noah, Jack, of Morton Grove, IL. Norm was preceded in death
Grady, Peyton and Shea and the brother of Jim (Priscilla). John was predeceased by his sister, Doro- by his parents, Jacob and Clara Glauner and
thy and brother, Bob. daughter, Janet Geddes.
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What it means to you
TAX DOLLARS AT WORK
CHICAGO
Burke wants complete ban on
Red Bull, other energy drinks
Chicago would ban the sale and distribution of
high-caffeine energy drinks - not just to minors,
but to consumers of all ages - under a surprise
crackdown proposed Thursday by the City Cou n-
cils most powerful alderman.
Aid. Edward M. Burke (14th), chairman of the
City Council's Finance Committee, proposed the
blanket ban, citing the popularity of drinks such as
Red Bull, Monster, Full Throttle and 5 Hour Energy
among teenagers and young adults and the dan-
gers those drinks can pose to their health.
Last month, Health Committee Chairman George
Cardenas (12th) proposed that minors under the
age of 21 be prohibited from purchasing energy
drinks in Chicago.
Cardenas said he wasn't really interested in ban-
ning the sale of energy drinks to minors. He simply
wanted to get the industry's attention and educate
parents and young people about the dangers of
energy drinks.
Burke's ordinance states, "No person shall sell,
give away, barter, exchange or otherwise furnish
any energy drink." Violators would face fines rang-
ing from $100-$500 for each offense.
Retailers who repeatedly violate the citywide ban
could have their business licenses suspended or
revoked, the ordinance states. I
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- Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago, Springfield, Washington csw
SPRINGFIELD
Credit rating agency downgrades House Republicans may seek
Illinois' financial outlook short-term debt limit extension
A major credit rating agency has soured on the
economic forecast for Illinois after another failed
attempt to rectify the $96 billion pension system
deficit.
Fitch Ratings announced it has relabeled Illinois'
financial outlook to 'negative" from "stable."
The outlook does not affect Fitch's opinion of the
state's credit worthiness, still listed as "A." That's
two steps below the grade for the best-quality bor-
rowers - sound, but reflective of a climate where
state finances are vulnerable to economic changes.
The announcement serves as an advance warn-
¡ng to Illinois that a downgrade could be on the
horizon unless it resolves the gaping difference be-
tween its pension system's assets and what it will
eventually owe state employee retirees.
"lt's important that our bond-rating agencies
give us as much time as possible in order to stabi-
lize the pension system," Goy. Pat Quinn said.
Quinn had declared a pension-reform deadline
of Jan. 9, the end of the last legislative term, antici-
pating negative responses from credit agencies. He
said that deadline was set because Fitch and other
agencies were "poised to take a look at us and we
want to tell our legislators this is not a time to run
in place. This is time to get the job done for the
people back home."
- The Associated Press
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WASHINGTON
House Republicans may seek a quick, short-term
extension of the government's debt limit, a move
that would avoid an immediate default by the
Treasury as the party seeks to maximize leverage
in negotiations over spending cuts with President
Barack Obama this spring, officials said.
"All options are on the table as far as we're con-
cerned," Rep. Paul Ryan of Wisconsin said at a
news conference during a three-day retreat of the
rank and file.
Ryan said private discussions focused on how
best to "achieve progress on controlling our defi-
cits and controlling our debt."
Ryan declined to say how long an extension of
the government's borrowing authority is under
consideration, or what conditions might be at-
tached. Obama has said repeatedly that he favors
additional deficit savings yet he will not negotiate
spending cuts as part of an agreement to raise the
current $16.4 trillion debt limit. Some Republicans
have suggested they may seek unspecified reforms
rather than reductions, perhaps trying to force
the Democratic-controlled Senate to approve a
budget.
The debt limit is one of three deadlines that
Congress and the administration will confront this
spring. I
- The Associated Press
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spread in more than 40 states.
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No easy answers to gun-control questions

One can't go into a
sporting goods store or
log on to the Internet
wfthout noticing the gun
debate that is raging.
While shopping at my favorite sub-
urban Bass Pro Shop, I couldn't help
but notice the long line queued up at
the gun counter. A co-worker went
out and bought an AR-15 as an invest-
ment. He reasoned that once they are
outlawed, which is on the horizon, his
gun's value will skyrocket.
Another friend, a lifelong hunter,
only takes to Facebook to post links
to anti-NRA rants. Another friend
only posts images of pledges to the
2nd Amendment.
Meanwhile, the president does what
he can by executive order,
limited that it is, because
Congress won't lift a fin-
ger to pass any gun legis-
lation, let alone reasonable
gun legislation.
I don't own a gun or
RANDY
hunt, but when my elderly
BLP
father said he planned to
sell his hunting arsenal -
two .22 rifles, a deer rifle
and two shotguns - I offered to buy
them. That was before Sandy Hook.
Now I'm not so sure. But I un-
derstand completely why so many
Americans are lining up for guns. lt
is human nature. Threaten to take
something away, and even people
who never thought of owning a gun
will line up to get one.
Through all the noise, I am convinced in the suburbs. The average age of
that whatever action is finally taken
will do nothing to solve
the issue of gun violence
n our country, or prevent
another Sandy Hook. Noth-
ing convinced me more of
that fact than the picture
of President Obama sign-
ng his gun executive order
surrounded by children.
Why? Because of these
simple facts:
Every week, innocent children are
gunned down on the streets of Chi-
cago. I don't see what s being done
to stop that. The national focus is on
assault rifles. But handguns are killing
Chicago's children who live in poverty
and fear.
The school shootings that anti-gun
advocates hope to stop happen out
these school shooters is 16 - just
children themselves. One of the
youngest was just 11 years old - An-
drew Golden, who with his partner,
13-year-old Mitchell Johnson, killed
five and wounded 10 at Westside
Middle School in Arkansas in 1998.
Obviously, the real question is
about these children, especially trou-
bled boys. What in the world is going
on with them? What is driving them,
or troubling them? Are they being
treated in any way? Are they taking
medication? What are the side effects
to these medications? We see the
warnings of terrible side effects on
the drug ads on TV.
These are such an obvious ques-
tions, yet no one seems to be asking.
The poet Robert Bly says that a boy u
who feels unparented becomes violent.
The questions and even the an-
swers are staring us in the face.

'Rules of the Road'
offers a funny read
> ::
It was called
"1,001 Jokes,"
I' T rusing another joke book
.
JOKeS or ,-A
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Occasions."
don't remember,
exactly.
lt did have one of those
gray covers libraries glued on books
after the original covers had worn
out. I would check out that book
two weeks, return it and come back
a half hour later and check it out
again.
Then I would pester everybody.
Hey, mom. What time is it when
your clock strikes 13?
"I don't know," my mother would
absently reply as she mashed the
potatoes.
Time to get a new clock!
Ha ha ha ha ha ha ...
Even back then I was a would-be,
pint-sized Rodney Dangerfield.
Hi, dad. How was work? Do you
know why a fireman wears red
suspenders?
"Grzlmmph," my father would grunt
as he opened his paper and glanced
toward the kitchen. He had been
home for four minutes already. How
come dinner was so late?
To keep his pants up!
Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ...
I loved that joke book. After all,
what is better than making people
laugh? And who is admired and
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I happened to pick up the
PATTI other day. This joke book
is produced by the state of
ASONE Illinois. It ¡s called "Illinois
Rules of the Road." And it
is a real belly-buster.
lt has some hilarious one-liners.
Here are just a few of the many
for side-splitters contained in "Illinois
Rules of the Road."
"In a business or residential area
you must give a continuous turn sig-
nal for at least 100 feet before turn-
ng," the book reads.
Whoa! Good one!
"When two vehicles on different
roadways arrive at a four-way stop
intersection at the same time, the
vehicle on the left should yield to the
vehicle on the right," another section
reads.
Get out!
There's more: "A driver must yield
to oncoming traffic when making a
left turn."
"Do not operate or permit to be
operated any sound system ... at a
volume that can be heard 75 feet or
more from a vehicle being driven on a
highway."
"Driving is a privilege and a
responsibility."
Oh, man! This book is killing me!
Who writes this stuff?
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Maine South offers reel experience

TRACY GRUEN I Contributor

If students love movies and dis-

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

BY NATALIE HAYES I Contributor

The high school debate

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

[BY TRACY GRUEN I Contributor

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

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mediation rather than confrontation.
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willing to accept your version of what's
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situation should soon clear up, and you
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efforts.
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Family FAM Teens 13+ Adults 18+ Seniors 65+ Fridays. Drop ¡n, make Join in from 4-5 p.m.
Toddlers O-3 Kids arrangements for a tour, on the fourth Monday
drop off artifacts and (Jan. 28) of each month
collections, or just come to create Lego master-
Submissions for Community Calendar are required 14 days preceding the date of publication. Send to: to visit. The new mag- pieces in the Lego Club.
Nues Managing Editor, Pioneer Press, 3701 W. Lake Ave., Glenview IL 60026. Information may be faxed to netic elevator makes For kids in kindergarten
(847) 486-7495 or e-mailed to mbottari@pioneerlocal.com. the auditorium easily to eighth grade.
accessible. Call (847)
390-0160.
CIVIC (224) 616-0753; Andy 112. This is a 21-and-older Early Out
JCC Young Actors En- Beierwaltes, (847) 966- fundraising event in sup-
Niles Township Clerk semble will present "The 6961; or John Jekot, port of the school.
Antsy Aardvark" at 7 (847) 651-7624. This LIBRARY Out of school early to-
65+ p.m. Jan. 24 and 31 and event is hosted by the St. day? Test drive ereaders
Niles Township Clerk's noon and 3:30 p.m. Jan. John Brebeuf Holy Name Young Widows Nues Public Library: and tablets, take a tour
Office is open 9 am.- 27 and Feb. 3 at the Men's Club. 6960 W. Oakton St., of the Niles Library and
5 p.m. weekdays and Elaine Zollie Frank The- (847) 663-1234 or online see what else the library
evenings by appoint- ater, Mayer Kaplan JCC, The Chicagoland Young at www.nileslibrary.org. has to offer teens from
ment on the second and 5050 Church St., Skokie. Indoor Block Party Widowed Connec- Registration is required 12:30-3 p.m. Jan. 30,
fourth Mondays of each "Dress Like a Pirate Day" tion will host Valentine for most programs un- an early day off from
month to accommodate is Jan. 31. Those attend- 65+ & Wine from 6-8 p.m. less indicated otherwise. school.
residents with passport ing as a pirate get a free Resurrection College Feb. 16 at WineStyles,
applications, voter regis- tickets to the show with Prep High School. 7500 1517 Waukegan Road,
trations and temporary the purchase of an adult W. Talcott Ave., Chi- Glenview. The event is Reading with Rover Windows 8 for
handicapped parking ticket. Tickets are $15 for cago, invites neighbors, a fundraiser geared to- Beginners
placards. To schedule adults, $10 for children alumnae and community ward young widowed
an appointment at Nues ages 7-13 and $5 for chil- members to Res Fest men and women under Kids in kindergarten
Township in Skokie, call dren ages 6 and under. 2013 Indoor Block Party, 55. CYWC provides and a bit oder can build A live demo lecture of
(847) 673-9300. Visit www.gojcc.org/the- hosted by Chicago Ra- referrals for sources of confidence when read- Windows 8 will be fol-
ater, call (847) 763-3518 dio Legend Dick Biondi, support, seminars and ing out loud with friendly lowed by a question-
or e-mail tickets@gojcc. from 6 p.m-midnight workshops on the practi- dogs, Call Youth Servic- and answer session at 10
org. Feb. 16. The evening cal issues of widowhood, es, (847) 663-6622, to am. Jan. 26.
COMMUNITY will feature music, food regular social activities sign up for a 20-minute
tents, beer and wine, and connections to the slot, 7-8:30 p.m. Jan. 31.
Indoor Farmers' silent auctions, raffles, community through
Market FUNDRAISERS Baggo and carnival outreach. Tickets for PARKS
games. Come early for Valentine & Wine are $25 Astronaut Training
65+ Watch the Super a chance to meet Dick each and a portion of the Camp Golf Maine Parks offices
St. Luke's Lutheran Bowl Biondi before he takes proceeds will help fund are located at Feldman
Church, 205 N. Prospect the stage at 8 p.m. for a CYWC's 501(c)(3) filing Recreation Center, 8800
Ave., Park Ridge, will sock hop in the gym with fees and the outreach Takes place for kids in Kathy Lane (one block
host an Indoor Winter A Super Sunday Foot- dancing to the music project. Tickets can be kindergarten to fourth south of Golf Road on
Farmers' Market from ball Party will take place from the '50s to the '80s. purchased at info@chi- grade from 4-5:30 Western Avenue), in
9 am-i p.m. Jan. 26. Feb. 3 at the St. John Advance registration is cagolandwidowed.org. p.m. Jan. 25. Call Youth Niles or at Dee Park,
Shoppers will find chees- Brebeuf Ministry Center, $20 per person; admis- Services. at the corner of Dee
es, meats, soaps, syrup, 8305 N. Harlem Ave., sion at the door will and Emerson roads,
honey, wool, raw fibers, Niles; doors will open be $25. Res Fest food/ Des Plaines. Call (847)
vinegars, dried fruits, at 2 p.m., the kitchen at drink/game tickets are HISTORICAL 'Madagascar 3' 297-3000.
milled flours, sauces 4, and the kick-off is at available for $1 each. On- SOCIETY
and salsas, preserves, 5:30 p.m. There will be line raffle prizes include
cider, and fresh produce, a variety of foods, des-
as available. Call (847)
825-6659.
sert, coffee, beer, wine
and soda. Participants
an Apple iPad mini or
cash; winners need

can watch the game on a online raffles and Res

gigantic 10-foot screen. Fest tickets are avail-
not
be present. Registration, ii
Hours for the public

Niles Historical Museum:

8970 N. Milwaukee Ave.,
Will be screened at 2
p.m. Jan. 26; for the
family.
Sports Leagues

Adult Indoor Coed Vol-

leyball Leagues - A &
'The Aantsy Tickets are $20; children able at www.reshs.org is open to the public Lego Club B leagues are 6 on 6 at
Aardvark' age 14 and under, $5. or cmarchetti@reshs.org 10:30 a.m.-3 p.m. Mon- Feldman. Matches con- I
Call Dennis O'Donovan, or (773) 775-6616, Ext. days, Wednesdays and sist of three games with
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18+ year round. click on Depa tments and health screenings, Jan. 24, 1 p.m.: Jon LeI-
a 55-minute time limit.
League begins Feb. 7. Fun and easy Latin in- and then Senior. Regis- free consumer seminars, Ienberg, U.S. literary
Call for info. spired workout. Ongo- tration required for most special-interest work- agent for the Conan
ing classes 7:15 p.m. programs. shops, special events Doyle Estate (creator
Mondays or Tuesdays at NILES SENIOR and day trips. of Sherlock Holmes)
4th-6th Grade Coed Feldman. CENTER will discuss the life and
Winter Basketball 'Sunset Boulevard' legacy of the literary g-
League - Games be- The center offers mem- Chess Club for check- ant. Suggested donation
65+
gin Feb. 3 at Feldman. Tae Kwon Do bership to NUes residents mate champs and new is $5.
Mandatory clinic Jan. age 55 and older and See this production Feb. people who want to
19 at noon. Games are their spouses. Drop by 21 at Drury Lane The- learn the rules and basic
played on Fridays/and or Popular martial arts the Niles Senior Center, atre, 10 a.m.-5:15 p.m. strategies sessions are Jan. 25, 2 p.m.: Michael
Sundays: classes for children (ages 999 Civic Center Drive, Before the show, dine Wednesdays at 1 p.m. Corcoran will present a
7-15) and adults offered NUes, or call (847) 588- on soup, bread, veggies virtual tour of "The Mid-
on Mondays, Wednes- 8420 for an application. plus potato and choice way" in 1893 (World's
Zumba days and Saturdays all Visit www.vniles.com, of fettuccini Alfredo and Exercise classes - Columbian Exposition).
sweet peas or chicken Jazzercise combines Hear humorous stories
HOCUS FOCUS breast marsala. Cost aerobic exercises with el- about the group of peo-
is $64, members; $69, ements of jazz dance. A pie who worked there
Find at least six differences in details between panels nonmembers. series of dance routines and the history of this
is set to popular music single mile of boulevard.
while incorporating Suggested donation is
V4LEN1I Ç Charlie Brown at the yoga, Pilates, cardio- $8.
Jc Museum kickboxing, and other
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65 move incrementally Jan. 28, 1 p.m.: Lyric Op-
Go to the Museum of through different in- era lecturer Babs Lieber-
Science & Industry to tensity levels, so any- man will provide an en-
see the exhibit "Char- one is welcome to join. tertaining commentary
lie Brown" on Jan. 24 Classes are held at 11 on "La Boheme." Sug-
from 10:30 a.m.-4 p.m. am. Wednesdays. Try gested donation is $8.
Through original car- the gentle-moderate
toons and reproductions, exercise class, 11:15
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Some of the services AFN pro-
vides are full truckloads, intermodal
(rail) services, expedited services,
high value shipping, outsourced
Michael Nervick, CEO of AFN Freight Company, poses for a portrait on the trading floor at the company on Jan. 17. I CURTIS
LEHMKUHL,-Sun-Times Media
I
transportation management, ware- this office has been a lot better." of Commerce). Nervick believes that
AFN works directly with major re- providing top-notch customer service
The company has been in business tailers such as Wal-Mart, CVS, Sears, has been the key to their success.
since 2003 and in Nues since 2009. TJ Maxx and more. lt works with "We treat the different people that
The facility, which was previously six of the 10 largest retailers in the we work with as customers," Nerv-
ick said. "We want to treat them the
"Illinois is one of our top five same way we want to be treated."
focus on talking to the shippers states we do business in, but we In 2011, the Chicago Tribune rated
and looking for carriers to haul the do the whole county," said Ner- AFN a top 100 employer. That's the
freight. Nervick said the goal is to vick. "Chicagoland is a hub for kind of business Niles wants, Cham-
help manage a facility for a shipper transportation." ber Executive Director Katie Sch-
and make things easier for shippers Nervick said that competition neider said.
and carriers. is pretty high with a good number "They are definitely a growing corn-
'lt's been fantastic," said Nervick, of brokers ¡n the area (there are a pany," said Schneider. "They do a lot
about their location in Niles. "Turn- couple other logistics businesses in of on-site training. We're really happy
over has improved. The morale in Niles, according to the Niles Chamber to have them here in Niles." I

State knocks down
Dist. 67 financial rating
The Illinois State Board
of Education has
lowered the financial
rating of Golf Elemen-
tary School District 67,
because of what district
officials say has been
stagnant or declining
revenue.
But Marty McConahay, acting
business manager, said the demo-
tion is not a major concern at this
point.
The state knocked the district
down from "financial recognition,"
the highest rating, to "financial
review."
"Right now we can pull that back
up," McConahay told the District 67 ances to help offset a lack of new
School Board at its Jan. 17 meeting. revenue. As a result, the fund bal-
"It will take hard work."
Each year the state board rates
districts in Illinois based on several
financial factors, including the fund Conahay said. "We're not as healthy
balance to revenue ratio and expen- as we need to be."
diture to revenue ratio, or whether
the district has a balanced budget.
Overall ratings range from the
highest, financial recognition, where rating requires a minimum score
district 67 has been in the past,
through financial review, financial
early warning and finally financial
watch. At that lowest ranking, Mc-
Conahay said the state takes over
decision-making for the district.
"I would be sweating blood if we
went to the next level (down)," Mc-
Conahay told the board. "Falling to
financial early warning would be a
much more serious concern."
McConahay said District 67 has.
dropped just below the level re-
quired for the highest rating, pri-
marily as the result of a lack of
revenue.
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program cuts, revenue has not kept needs to succeed.
pace with costs. Property values in
the district have been declining, he
said, and money from the state also
has dropped. Property values in the
district have declined an average of
7 to 9 percent a year, he noted.
"We've had some struggles with
diminishing revenues," he said.
McConahay said another factor in
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the district has been using fund bal-
10,000
ance to revenue ratio has declined.
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6628 Woodnver Drive: Jung
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Richard for $230,000 on Dec. 7
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Illinois Environmental Protection Agency

íÁ Public Notice
Proposed Renewal of the Federally Enforceable State Operating Permit

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Xylem Inc. Residential and Commercial Water in Morton Grove

Xylem Inc. Residential and Commercial Water has applied to the Illinois
Environmental Protection Agency to renew the federally enforceable state
operating perm (FESOP) regulating the air emissions from s facility
Trained Trusted Caregivers to Help located at 8200 North Austin Avenue in Morton Grove. The Illinois EPA

You With Routine Daily Uving at has reviewed the application and made a preliminary determination that
the application meets the standards for issuance and has prepared a draft
Home. Doctors' #1 Choke for permit for public review and comment.

The Illinois EPA is accepting written comments on the draft permit.

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Comments must be postmarked by midnight February 23, 201 3. If sufficient
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Accredited by the American Montessori
Society, the Montessori Children's House
of North Barrington blends freedom and
structure fluidly for babies, toddlers and
preschoolers. Nature, music and art are a]i a
part of the curriculum and a strong parental
involvement is encouraged for the success of
each student.
"In our Montessori classrooms we feel
that exploring and cuitivating the artistic
development and awareness of children is a
fundamental aspect of their learning experi-
ence," said Anna P. Perry, executive director,
Seton Montessori Institute and Lab Schools.
"We encourage creative expression in many
different ways and with different types of me-
dia. Our students spend curricular time each
year studying the gieat artistic masters of
the Western world, including Picasso, Monet,
Renoir, Klee and Mondrian, to naine a few."
For more information, visit www.mchnb.net.
Lake Forest Country Day School (LFCDS) is
steeped in history, with roots reaching back
to 1 888. A rich character-building education
for students is still a major part of the school
ethos. Putting the word art' in the word 'smart'
is one of the ways that LFCDS fosters the well-
rounded intellectual development of each
student.
"Students who express themselves through
a variety of artistic media are using different
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parts of the brain and they develop a fuller
repertoire of creative thinking strategies that
they can apply to solve both academic and
real-world problems," said Michael Robin-
son, head of school, Lake Forest Country Day
School.
"When a culture dies, it is their art that is
left to tell their human story. We can learn a
great deal about any group of people, their
relationships, and their lives through the
study of their art," said Scott A. Baeseman,
fine arts department chair, music educator
and choral director, Lake Forest Country Day
School. "In addition to teaching our students
how to read and write music at LFCDS, we
teach them how to interpret music while relat-
mg personally to many styles and genres.We
begin teaching our youngest students how to
be still and absorb various musical elements
while listening to a piece of music. By the
time students are in our upper level classes,
they learn to interpret music as a symbol and
miiror of society. They learn to relate directly
to music by applying what they know of a his-
tory and culture and what they intuitively feel
within their souls."
LFCDS places an emphasis on teaching
children to be bright and upstanding and an
education that includes the arts is a major
part of that. For example, with concerts,
exhibits and performances being presented
throughout the year, some of the distinctive
programs that are offered to students are:
beginning and symphonic band instruction,
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choral music, and studio and performing
arts.
"Developing an appreciation of the rich-
ness and beauty of artistic traditions from
different cultures has value well beyond
academic learning.When students study art,
they axe learning the ways people across
and theater as well as sharpen their science
and math skills.
"An arts education can be the foundation
that helps young people become critical
and imaginative thinkers and doers. The
arts teach students to consider that there is OFAR( SCHOOl.
more than one right answer and that there s ale. l iflStOfl. I

the globe and throughout human history are multiple solutions to a problem," said
have responded emotionally to their world, Pamela Jordan, head of school at Chicago 79-0660
which helps them learn to question and find Academy for the Arts. "This type of diver- J,

meaning in their own experience," said Beth
Black, director of enrothnent and marketing,
Lake Forest Country Day School. "Social and
emotional learning is fundamental to suc-
cess and happiness."
For more information, visit www.lfcds.org.
For older students, the Chicago Academy
for the Arts (CAA), A John F. Kennedy Center
National School of Distinction, is an exciting
option for an education in college prepara-
tory academics as well as professional arts
training. High school kids can take classes
in dance, film and writing, music, visual arts
gent thinking naturally fosters collaboration, ¡1/?. Community.
effective communication and innovation-all rough 8ui grade
critical capacities that are essential for suc-
cess."
Jordan goes on to say, 'The arts inspire BOUSES
students to master skills and push them-
selves beyond their perceived limitations.
Studying with professional educators and
artists inspires students to engage deeply
in their academic and arts subjects and to
excel in unimaginable ways."
For more information, visit www.chicago-
artsacademy.org.
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caitment-and they were right.
Michcscl Caruso, Editr-m- Chief, Smithonion maga2ine
culture of empathy, sincerity
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begin volunteering at the GCFD. Individuals,
groups, schools or families can get together
and really make a difference at this non-profit
organization that ains to end hunger in the
community by providing meals and integra-
tive training to people in need.
Visit www.chicagosfoocthank.org for more
information on how you, your child or your
child's school can help.
. BLUE RIBBON SCHOOL since 2008 Fortunately, parents are not alone in the
. Tess scurs in upper 10% consistently for 15 years
. Three foreign languages French, Spanish, and Latin
goal of teaching our children about volunteer-
. Eice1knt Fine Arts - Violin, band, piano and guitar ism. Many schools integrate volunteer service
. Extra curricular - PE, Zumba, yap, music, dance. computer and drama into the prospectus. Fenwick High School, a
. After school activities - Volleyball, basketball. hotbaJl, track. cross-country
Chess Club, Science Olympiad and Yearbook Club
Catholic college preparatory school in Oak
Morning and after school care available Park, for example, has a Christian Service
Project (CSP) as part of the Moral Theology
Leariiiqg, Achie, 'ing1 Belíeriiig curriculum. Juniors are required to complete
a minimum of 40 up-paid service hours at a
THURSDAY. JANUARY 24, 2013 I 39
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non-profit organization in order to receive
credit necessary for graduation.
In a welcome letter on the school web-
site, Fenwick High School president, Fr.
Richard A. Peddicord said: "Since 1929 we
have equipped young people with the tools
necessary for successful, meaningful and
faith-filled lives. In this, we continue to rely on
a dedicated and highly credentialed faculty-
men and women, lay and religious-who are
conurutted to forming the next generation of
society's leaders."
Peddicord goes on to say, "Wisdom, truth,
vision and love: as more and more people
receive these gifts, our world will be trans-
formed for the good of ali."
St. Joan of Arc School in Evanston is another
values-driven school that emphasizes the
inpoPance of contributing to and serving
society. According to its website, "The school
promotes Catholic social teachings through
student participation in service projects,
which encourage an understanding of the
dignity of every person and a respect for
God's creation. Recognizing the support of
the parish, St. Joan of Arc School emphasizes
the importance of students giving back to
their communities through participation in
parish rnixtistries and hosting events for the
community at large. School faculty, parish
staff, parents, and students share the respon-
sibility for developing compassionate young
adults who will understand and respect the
dilierences among people, and who will work
cooperatively with others to meet the chal-
lenges of an ever-changing world."
Parents who use the resources around
them, including the schools their children
attend, will find that there are many volunteer
opportunities available for their children.
Volunteering promotes a healthy lifestyle in
children by enhancing their development and
life skills, improving the community they live
in and encouraging a strong service ethic.
40 THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 2013
Succeed: St. Celestine School in Elmwood Park celebrates Catholic School Week, which aligns with their school motto:
believe, achieve, succeed. I SUPPLIED PHOTO
Catholic Schools Week
celebrates accolades, accomplishments,
contributions of parochial schools
BY WENDY ALTSCHULER
For Sun-limes Media
With roots dating back to i 904, The Nation-
aI Catholic Educational Association (NCEA) is
the largest U.S. private network membership
organization that promotes Catholic educa-
Dion, awareness and advocacy. Currently, the
NCEA is endorsing Catholic Schools Week
(CSW), which kicks offjan. 27-Feb. 2. This
annuai and thematic celebration of Catholic
education showcases the many earned ac-
colades, accomplishments and contributions
to society that each participating school has
demonstrated.
Characteristically, Catholic schools corn-
rnemorate this special week, a joint venture
between the NCEA and the U.S. Conference of
Catholic Bishops, with masses, open houses,
student activities, family participation and
the involvement of parishioners as well as the
community at large.
The theme for this year's CSW is: Catholic
Schools Raise the Standards. According to the
NCEA website, "The 2013 theme supports the
recent launch of the National Standards and
Benchmarks for Effective Catholic Elemen-
tary and Secondary Schools, that ensure the
effective operation and responsible gover-
nance of Catholic schools across the country,
thus promoting high academic standards and
Catholic identity."
St. Celestine School in Elmwood Park has
a program for CSW that is representative
of many typical Catholic schools. This year,
they have family liturgy, mass, open houses,
classroom visits, plays, speaking and athletic
competitions and a celebration of faith and
service via card making for seniors and vet-
erans. The week wraps up with a teacher ap-
preciation lunch and an evening carnival fair.
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A Holy Cross School Invitation:
Join Us at Our Upcoming Events!
"We are very blessed at St. Celestine
School with our dedicated faculty and Pancake Breakfast & Open House
staff, caring parents, supportive parish and u
energetic students that are willing to learn," Sunday, January 27 10:00 am-12:30 pm
said Jeanine Rocchi, principal at St. Celestine
School. "We are faith-filled in the Catholic
tradition and we achieve test scores above the
nationai average in every subject area. The "Classrooms in Action" Open House
theme of Catholic Schools Week this year fits
because we truly try to reach the goal of rais- Thursday, January 31 8:30 am-i i :00 am
ing the standards every year at St. Celestine
School."
Rocchi also said: "Catholic Schools Week is
a wonderful time to showcase our school. Dur-
Parent Education Night:
ing our open house the Iocai community has a
chance to experience the many fine programs
Speaker Beth Miller discusses
and meet the parents and staff that make up
our place of faith-filled learning."
"The Art of Positive Parenting"
Former parent, Eileen Lepore said, "I
feel that at St. Celestine School my children
Wednesday, February 20 7:00 pm
received a great education that was chal-
lengi.ng and it prepared them to be highly
successful in high school. St. Celestine School Open House
has an atmosphere that is loving, caring and
nurturing." Wednesday March 13 7:00 pm
Another school that is following suit and
celebrating CSW is Saint Patrick High School,
the oldest Catholic boys high school in Chi-
cago, with history dating back to 186 1 . Saint
. Proud to inspire students Pre-K through 8th grade
Patrick High School enrolls more than i 000 and Full Day Kindergarten
boys annually.
For CSW, "St. Pat's starts off the week with . Tour the school during our Open House events or
a special all-school mass, which focuses on request a private tour at your convenience
Catholic Education. We have special prayers
each day during our announcements.We also
hand out pins to the boys with the logo of that
year's CSW," said Janet Coffey, director of Contact us at: 847-945-0135
marketing and corporate and foundation rela-
tioris at Saint Patrick High School. "At the high or check us out at holycrossdeerfield.org
school level, we keep the CSW theme within
our daily prayers and the special liturgy." Holy Cross School 720 Elder Lane Deerfield, IL 60015

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Chìcagç's neighborhoods
burst with cultural prowess
BY WENDY ALTSCHULER
For Sun-Times Media
Approximately 2.8 million people live
in Chicago. A host of cultures bring life to
the city with various celebrations, festivals
and parades as well as sundry restaurants,
markets, small businesses and museums.
The enriching diversity of an urban popula-
tion provides an excellent opportunity for
children to learn and appreciate the world
around them. Children are able to marvel at
the incredible contributions that culturally
rich ethnic groups offer. Got a free weekend?
Suit up the kids, pick an area: north, south,
west or downtown/central and explore one of
Chicago's 77 distinctive neighborhoods.
Chicago's Chinatown, which is the second
largest Chinatown in the U.S. has delicious
restaurants and a plethora of shops. Make
sure you check out Chinatown Square, a hub
for entertainment, celebrations and festivals
as well as the home of the Pan Asian Cultural
Center.
"Chinatown is wonderful for children and
families. In addition to high-quality restau-
rants, we have lots of landmarks, old and
4.
Believing. Growing. ucceeding.
Make-Up Entrance Exam
Saturday, January 26 at lOam
RSVP required to 847.779.871 5
Test takers need $25 & two #2 pencils
Notre Dame College Prep will have a 1:1 iPad
Program beginning in the
201 3-2014 academic year.
Notre Dame College Prep
7655 W. Dempster St. Niles, IL 60714
847.779.8615 www.nddons.org
unique buildings and a diverse community,"
said Steven Lu, Chicago Chinatown Chamber
of Commerce. 'Children love seeing the Chi-
natown Gate, The Nine Dragon Wall, Ping Tom
Memorial Park and the Chinatown Square
Zodiacs."
For beautiful domed Orthodox churches,
colorful murals, art galleries, museums and
tree-lined streets, visit Ukrainian and East
Village. The Ukrainian Institute of Modern
Art is a mecca for modern and contemporary
art. In addition to exhibits, this museum also
hosts concerts, film showings, readings and
lectures, which creates inspiration within the
community.
"We are open to the public.We display 6 or
7 exhibits a year-group and solo shows," said
Andriy Hudzan, Ukrainian Institute for Mod-
em Art. "Our museum also has a children's
art exhibit once a year. We reach out to local
schools and children submit their art."
Devon Ave. in West Ridge is the heart of
Chicago's vibrant Pakistani and Indian corn-
munities. Dine in one of the many delectable
restaurants, shop boutiques for a multthued
sari, get a temporary henna tattoo or buy
goods at one of the ethnic grocery stores or
Excite&Educate
CHIARAVLLE
MONTESSORI SCHOOL
425 Dernpster St.
Evanston, IL 60201
(847) 864-2190
www.chiaxavalle.org
CHICAGOLAND JEWISH
HIGH SCHOOL
1095 Lake Cook Rd.
Deerfield, IIi 60015
(847) 470-6700
www.cjhs.org
In 2001, a esionary group of leaders in
Chicago set out to create a new high school
that would combine the very best of the
humanities, sciences, fine arts and Jewish
studies together. They envisioned a place
where students attending day schools could
continue their Jewish education during the
pears that have the greatest impact on
their Jewish identity. These leaders foresaw
a place where public school students
entering high school could deepen their
understanding and appreciation of their
Jewish heritage. To schedule a visit nr a
tour, please contact Lily Zoberman, acting
director at admissions, at lzobernsan@cjhs.
org or (841) 410-6700.
bakeries. Jewelry, book, music and textile
shops line both sides of the street, fostering
bustling eye-candy for children and families.
Strolling the sidewalks in this sparkling corn-
munity is an inintitable way to feel like you're
venturing abroad without leaving Chicago.
Many spectators filled the streets of the
historic Pilsen neighborhood during the
Chicago Marathon this past October, and it's
easy to see why people return. Pilsen is an
art filled community with residents that are
bonded together with community pride. The-
ater and art thrive and the dominant Hispanic
culture keeps this community alive.
One of the most popular attractions is the
National Museum of Mexican Art (NMMA),
which is the only major Chicago museum
HOLY CROSS SCHOOL
720 Elder Ln.
Deerfield, IL 60015
(847) 945-0135
www.holycrossdeerfield.org
Holy Cross School is a supportive and
Inning Catholic school that has been
serving Deerfield and the surrounding
communities for 74 years. The school
nurtures a life-long love for learning and
faith. Enrollment is always open. Families
interested in enrolling their children in
pre-b through eighth grade can go to the
website for more information, or call Katie
Anderson at (847) 945-0135.
LAKE FOREST COUNTRY
DAY SCHOOL
145 S. Green Bay Rd.
Lake Forest, IL 60045
(847) 615-6151
www.lfcds.org
Students need the right balance of
challenge and support as they strive to
succeed academically, express themselves
creatioely and make meaningful
contributions to the lives of others. At Lake
Forest Country Day School, the dedicated
faculty focuses on both cognitive and
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that is free to the public every day. Weekend,
after-school and summer classes, with the-
matic lessons, are offered to children to help
them learn about art and culture.
According to the NMMA website, "Since
2004, the Education Department has been
offering high quality, year-round after-school
classes through grant partnerships with Chi-
cago Public Schools. Classes include visual
arts, dance, theater and music, and integrate
reading and writing."
The main prospectus includes creating art
as well as art literacy and elucidation, CUltural
awareness and social justice-all important
for children to develop well-rounded critical
thinking skills.
social-emotional growth as well as helping 2012 State spelling bee champion three
to build the self-awareness and strong years in a row. Its students are winners.
character that leads to high achievement Every eighth-grader completes algebra,
and a passion for learning. From the IST honors algebra and some are taking
STEP program for 2-year-olds through honors geometry. PJ23 offers French and
eighth grade, an education at LFCDS Spanish for Junior kindergarten to fifth
allows students to step into the future grade; sioth to eighth grade choose from
with confidence. LFCDS offers financial French, Spanish or Latin. Specials include
assistance so that your child can take computers, multi-media center, music, art
advantage of all the school has to offer. and drama. Every child - preschool to
Call the admission office to find out more. eighth grade - is learning, achieoing and
believing.
NOTRE DAME COLLEGE
PREP SAINT JOAN OF ARC
7655 W. Dernpster St. SCHOOL
NUes, EL 60714 9245 N. Lawndale Ave.
(847) 965-2900 Evanston, IL 60203
www.nddons.org (847) 679-0660
www.sjasaints.org
POPE JOHN XXIII
SCHOOL ST. PETER'S SCHOOL
ll20Washington St. 8140 Miles Center Rd.
Skokie, IL 60077
Evanston, IL 60202
(847) 475-5678 (847) 864-3050
www.popejohn23.org www.stpeter-skokie.net
Pope John XXIII School is an award-winning
school for 3-year-olds to 14-year-aIds.
Pope John is a National Blue Ribbon School
tor academic eocellence; State of Illinois
award winner for Science Olympiad and
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How much of the water How does nature make

WATER QUIZ 5 u we use is used outside? 8 u water clean?
See how much you and your Half By filtration
family know about water. 75 percent By the water cycle
25 percent Both answers are correct
Which is more - a cup
1 u of liquid water or a cup What does water need In the water cycle,
of frozen water? 6 . in order to change into 9 u what comes after
Cup of liquid water steam, vapor or humidity? evaporation?
Cup of frozen water Cold Condensation
They are the same Wind Collection
amount Heat Precipitation

What happens to rain to pollute Can one person, one

2 uthat falls on a parking Ipossible
ía small stream inside a 1 O . family, one school or
lot, other hard surface, or watershed without polluting one community make a real
even hard compacted soil? the rest of the watershed. difference in the quality of
lt runs off without being True water in one watershed?
absorbed False No
May pick up pollution Yes
May cause erosion
All of these answers are WATER QUIZ ANSWERS
correct SA 8 OT uoqsupuo v6 aiJO3 J2
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Small wonders: Water and its cycle of condensation, precipitation and evaporation is often a child's introduction to
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science. Every child has firsthand experience with the three forms of water. i SUPPLIED PHOTO
3 I available water is drink- aie SJaMSUB S1O IV G unowe ewes aq ie Aqj
ICicis are naturally curious. Parents and teachers can help keep that curiosity alive by finding able freshwater?
ways to make learning about science fun and engaging. Here are a few ideas that you can use 50 percent SCORING
to help your kids love learning about science. 3 percent 9-10 pOints: Congratulationsl You're a watershed wizard.
100 percent 6-8 points: Good job - you're a watershed watchdog.
FUN EXPERIMENTS
Hands-on experiences help kids of all ages grasp concepts and retain information. Online Lawns should be wa-
4 . tered when the surface
3.5 points: Room for improvement, but you're not a watershed
wrongdoer. I
resources available can give you the tools you need to make hands-on learning a reality. 1-2 points: You might need a watershed wake-up call.
For example, www.mybotanicplanet.com is a free website with lesson plans and interactive feels dry.
games for students to explore basic botany and water conservation. Based on the classroom True Courtesy of Family Features
experience offered through the Memphis Botanic Garden, and created by TruGreen, www. False
mybotarncplanet.com features lesson plans by professional
curriculum developers to meet National Education Standards.
Students can personalize their own avatar and explore the edu-
4
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cationai site's interactive games and activities.
The activity and quiz here are part of the new Water Ways CA-rHoLIc SCHO
curriculum, which inspires kids to be water's guardians. The
l4() Niks Center Road. Skokic. IL óOO
Water Ways environment features an interactive water filtration
garne with various difficulty levels and an educational char- 847-ó73-O) I 8
acter named Watershed Fred, who helps students learn more
about where water comes from and what happens to it when it's St. Peter Catholic School is an ethnically and
out of sight. economically diverse community, reaching out to all
FUN FIELD TRIPS who seek the special benefits ofa Catholic education.
Come visit our warm and welcoming school and
Get some fresh air and a fresh look at nature by going out-
side. Don't restrict your field trips to sunny days only.You arid Discover learn more about what makes St. Peter so special.
your kids will be amazed at how different things appear when
it's been raining or snowing.Where should you go to start dig- Ihe simple power . Our low student-teacher ratio allows each
ging into natural science? student to feel supported and nurtured.
- Your backyard: Collect leaf samples to identify; then, use of learning by doing. . Excellent test scores indicate our students are
them to make a collage. Use a magnifying glass to do some
ground-level research. Examine insects, plant stems, tree bark, well-prepared for high school.
Parent/Child Toddler . Early Childhood 3-6 . Elementary . Middle School . Technology tools in classrooms help students
spider webs and interesting rocks. Have your child give an
explorer's report on what he or she finds. become curious, engaged learners.
Your neighborhood: Make a game out of identifying the Come See What We Do . Our extended day program is open to all
different trees and bushes in the park; take pictures and leaf Get a clear understanding of how the learning
students from 7:00 am-6:OO pm
samples. Go on a scavenger hunt to a stream or pond. Make a process at Chiaravalle is designed to connect .
list of items to find: animal tracks, water insects, birds fishing or Financial assistance is available to families who
howand whatchildren learn.
taking a drink, frogs and toads, even snakes. qualify. All are welcome to apply.
Your conununity:Visit the zoo. Before you go, have your
child check out some library books about one or two of their fa- (?,le leurti tiii)r'
vorite animals. They can learn some facts about those animals; C H i A ftAVA 1. L E
then, be in charge of teaching you about them when you see MO NT ES SO RI ,t. l'('!t? ( j//;()/j( .Stlu)ol ! ?)ì Ojii lloii, 'ii
them at the zoo. Natural history and science museums can be a Sunday, January 27frotn J 1:30am lo 2:00pm
fun way to learn about the world around you. Take advantage of 425 Dempster, Evanston, IL
tours, special exhibits and activities geared for children. 847.864.2190 www.chiaravalIe.org www.stpeter-skokie. net/school.aspx
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Health L
ALL HAIL KALE
Chefs, health gurus praise the superfood
BY LEAH A. ZELDES I Contributor
Kale is the new bacon.
Think that's going too far? Kale chips, kale
salad, braised kale, fried kale, kale and eggs,
pickled kale, kale soup, kale pizza, kale pasta,
kale pie, kale pancakes, kale juice, kale smooth-
ies, kale cocktails, kale ice cream and kale ev-
erything else are showing up on menus all over
town.
Health gurus advocate the bitter greens as
a "superfood." Slate Magazine lampooned the
all-kale diet. Bon Appetit named a kale salad
its 2012 dish of the year, and kale stars in some
43,000 YouTube videos.
Kale has come a long way since it was just
some curly stuff chefs used to line platters with.
And of course, you can combine it with bacon.
That's what 12-year-old Scott Hays of Evan-
ston decided to do. He created the bacon, kale
chip and tomato sandwich, layering homemade
kale chips with crisp bacon and ripe tomatoes
on good bread.
"Kale chips are crunchy and salty, so they
4 cups stemmed, tightly packed kale greens
i medium carrot, cut in matchstcks
i small red onion, cut in matchsticks
i tabJespoon thinly sliced garlic
i tablespoon grated ginger
i tablespoon diced fresno chilies or to taste
i tablespoon sambal oelek or sriracha or to taste
cup rice wine vinegar or to taste
Salt and pepper
Bring a large pot of salted water to a vigorous boil. Add
kale greens and cook until tender but not mushy, about 5
minutes. Drain and chill under cold running water.
While the kale is cooling and draining. mix the rest of the
ingredients in a large bowl. Squeeze as much water as
possible from the cooled kale and add to the carrots and
onions.
Add salt and pepper to taste. If you want it sharper and
more acidic, add more rice wine vinegar; if more spicy, add
chilies and sambal.
Note: As with any vinegar pickle, this just gets better with
age. Store in a plastic container in the back of the fridge for
up to 3 months.
- chef Curtis Gamble, Bread and Wine
.
remind me of bacon," Scott says. "lt doesn't spears, and has a heartier, earthier flavor. Orna-
take much to remind me of bacon. Bacon is mental kales, sometimes called Salad Savoy (a
good with everything." trademark), are popular with home gardeners
The Chute Middle School sixth-grader eats but hard to find at grocers; they come in white,
kale chips with his lunch about once a week. purple, red and various green shades. You can
"He told me he chased a friend of his, who is not also find baby kale, tender young leaves of any
an adventurous eater, around the cafeteria with type, which are nice for salads.
the kale chips the other day," says his mom, Mi- "Kale is in season during the colder months
chele Hays, who wrote about Scott's sandwich so right now is a great time to experiment,"
on her blog, Quips, Travails and Braised Oxtails. says Cesar Gutierrez, culinary director of Pin-
Making kale chips couldn't be easier: Pull the stripes in Northbrook, Oak Brook and South
leaves off their stems, toss in olive oil until well Barrington. "It will have a less bitter taste than
coated, add salt and lay in a single layer on a buying it in the summer. Look for kale with firm,
plate. Microwave about 3 minutes. They come deep colored leaves with hearty stems."
out crispier if you microwave them until wilted Kale needs to be thoroughly washed, and
and finish in a 350-degree toaster oven, Hays for most uses, the tough stems should be dis-
says, but watch carefully because they burn carded, but Chef Kimberly Polsen of In the Raw
easily. ¡n Highland Park puts them through a juicer.
Eaten since prehistoric times, kale apparently "lt's best to pair kale with a more watery fruit
fell out of fashion at the end of the Middle Ages. or vegetable such as apples, lemons, celery, cu-
Until lately. Even as chips, kale is more health- cumber, oranges or pineapple," she says. I
ful than bacon, which accounts for some of its
latter-day popularity.
Like other cruciferous vegetables, kale is
"good in fending off oxidation in the cells," says
Chicago dietitian Victoria Shanta Retelny, au-
thor of The Essential Guide to Healthy Healing
Food. lt's high in iron, calcium and other phy-
tochemicals, she says.
Retelney advises eating the greens
with a little fat - such as the oil in kale
chips - to take advantage of fat-soluble
nutrients.
There are three basic varieties of
kale: Curly kale, the most common,
has ruffled leaves on thick stems
and is usually deep green.
Dark blue-green
lacinato kale, also
called Tuscan
kale, dino-
saur kale
and black
kale
(cavolo
nero in
Italian),
grows
in long flat iStockphoto/AlasdairJames
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A meal of salmon, spinach and lentils is

a good example of a mood-enhancing
The Good-Moo' H

meal to fight off the winter blahs. I

PHOTO BY MELISSA ELSMO
Maker: Seare
Salmon with
Green Lentils
. pinac
Cut the veggies roughly the same size
as the lentils to ensure even cooking
times and pleasant texture. You'll have
leftover lentils when you make this, but
serve them the following day topped
with omega-3 enriched poached or
sunny side up eggs for another mood-
lifting meal.
2 cups dried green lentils
3 tablespoons olive oil
i yellow onion, minced
2 carrots, peeled and finely chopped
2 celery stalks, finely chopped
Salt and pepper
3 garlic cloves, minced and divided
i teaspoon turmeric
1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
3 cups homemade chicken broth or
low sodium chicken broth
/2 teaspoon cider vinegar

Fight winter doldrums with ½ cup chopped Italian parsley

4 6-ounce skinless salmon fillets
16 ounces fresh baby spinach
Cover the lentils with boiling water and

good-mood maker foods

I don't know about you, but l've
been fighting the urge to crawl into
bed with a bowl full of macaroni and
cheese these days. What gives?
It turns out that the fatigue, irritability and carbohydrate
cravings we experience dur-
ing the doldrums of winter are
not all in our head. Even though
we've been experiencing an
undeniably mild winter season,
the long winter months, lack of
sunlight and frigid temperatures
MELISSA ELSMO can quickly cause a case of the
winter blues to befall even the
most upbeat of people.
A small percentage of the
population suffers from a severe
form of the winter blues known as Seasonal Affective Dis-
order, but the majority of people are simply feeling the
very real effects of an annual biological clock disruption.
Apparently this annual blip in our circadian rhythm makes
us want to do nothing more than curl up for a long nap af-
Proper serotonin levels in the brain help regulate mood,
but the dark days of winter cause a decrease in this im-
portant brain chemical. Scarfing down a plate of buttery
mashed potatoes, chocolaty frosted cake or half a dozen
rich brioche rolls help elevate depleted serotonin levels in
the short term, but indulging simple carbohydrates does
little to help combat a seasonal funk over time.
Getting as much exposure to the sun as possible, ex-
ercising regularly and sleeping soundly at night can help
keep the blahs at bay, but a diet rich in B vitamins, anti-
oxidants and vitamin D can actually help lift spirits. Spring
is still a long way off; in the meantime, take some time to
prepare my good-mood maker meal.
Several mood-enhancing ingredients unify in this
healthy and flavorful dish. Spinach, turmeric and cinnamon
are rich in antioxidants to help boost immunity, and salm-
on is rich in mood boosting omega 3-fatty acids. A serv-
Ing of lentils alone provides nearly 100 percent of the folic
acid needed to help maintain proper serotonin levels and
contains enough fiber to help regulate blood sugar. Give
these powerful little legumes a quick soak in some hot wa-
ter to decrease the cooking time just enough to make this
mid-winter dish perfect for a busy weeknight meal.
Serve this thoughtful dinner with a glass of low fat milk
- a dash of vitamin D is all this dinner needs to bring a
allow to sit for 20 minutes. Drain and
set aside.
Heat the olive oil in a large sauce pan
over medium heat and sauté the onion,
carrot and celery until beginning to
soften (about 5 minutes). Season well
with salt and pepper and add two-
thirds of the garlic, turmeric and cm-
namon. Cook until fragrant (about 30
seconds). Stir in the soaked lentils and
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maybe even a little bit sensual." her children to Church
To accommodate her clients' individual of the Holy Comforter
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She believes that bridal fashion can be divided
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Once a bride-to-be selects her individual stay closer to home, Bonnell dines
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determining which dress silhouette would Wilmette). "lt's so European that you
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n a recent fall evening in
Chicago's Uptown neigh-
borhood, Emmy Rossum ap-
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star Joan Cusack's living room. And her au-
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group was playing charades - one way they
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one another's personal lives, dole out advice
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 Rossum takes a similarly forthright approach to her
life. The 26-year-old actress and singer has carved out a
remarkably successful career by trusting her instincts,
rather than allowing handlers to steer her. "I go with my
gut," she says. "Which generally serves me pretty well."
The preternaturally talented Rossum began performing
at the age of 7 in the Metropolitan Opera Children's Cho-
rus, sharing the stage with the likes of Luciano Pavarotti,
and landed her first movie role at 13 as an Appalachian
orphan in the indie filin "Songcatcher." Her artistic integ-
rit)' had already begun to assert itself "I was a theater geek
who loved opera, and wasn't into 'N Sync or the Backstreet
Boys," she says. "But I owned my weirdness."
That confidence continued to propel her career choic-
es. Rossum found stardom in her teens with high-profile
roles as Sean Penn's daughter in "Mystic River," Jake
Gyllenhaal's love interest in "The Day After Tomorrow"
and the lead in "Phantom of the Opera." In 2013, Rossum
will star in both "Beautiful Creatures," a supernatural,
Southern-gothic romance based on the popular novel of
the same name, and "You're Not You," in which she plays
a self-involved college student who learns life lessons
from a terminally ill woman played by Hilary Swank.
And as if she weren't busy enough, on Jan. 29 another
of Rossum's labors of love will come to fruition: an
album titled "Sentimental Journey." It's Rossum's third
record (her second was an EP of Christmas songs), but
it's the first that she "really wanted to make." She looks
back on her 2007 debut, "Inside Out," fondly, but admits
that there were "a lot of cooks in the kitchen, which can
cloud your judgment."
This time around, Rossum wanted to create the record
on her own terms. So she funded it herself and planned on
simply releasing it digitally. "I thought, if I could make it by
myself, there'd be only me to blame if it didn't work out,"
she says. But after she'd cut the album, Warner Bros. asked
to distribute it. The final product is a collection of covers
of standards and classics spanning the 1920s to the 1960s,
including the Andrews Sisters' "Apple Blossom Time" and
Frank Sinatra's "Summer Wmd."
It's an eclectic collection, which aligns with Rossum's
personal taste. "I like opera and old-school music and
that's just kind of who I am," says Rossum. "People are
gonna get it and that's cool, or think I'm a freak, and
that's cool, too."
Rossum takes similar risks on screen. On "Shameless,"
a gritty dark comedy set in Chicago's South Side, she plays
Fiona, a brash 20-something whose alcoholic, absentee
father has forced her to become the de facto matriarch
of her raucous siblings. Rossum is regularly naked on
the show, which has led to plenty ofpress - even HBO's
"Girls" creator Lena Dunham has weighed in, complaining
to Bill Simmons last year that the media refer to Dunham
as "brave" for stripping on screen, but don't say the same of
Rossum because she's got a "perfect butt."
Rossum laughs at the notion. "I don't have a per-
fect butt," she protests. The idea that stripping for the
camera constitutes courage also puzzles her. "I don't
think it's brave to take off your clothes. I think it's brave
to be emotionally bare," she says. "I think it's brave to
play unlikable, and I think it's brave to put on prosthet-
ics and make yourself ugly. I think it's brave to be vulgar.
Whether Lena and I are taking our clothes off on cable is
of no consequence. We're just trying to tell stories. I love
her on 'Girls,' and she clearly appreciates my bottom as
well. But it's just your body. It doesn't matter."
Between scenes, though, Rossum is required to tackle
some out-of-the ordinary situations. The show's hectic
production schedule (they shoot II pages of script per day)
Eiiiuiy around town
"Everyone group texts all the time. We all
know what everyone else is doing, what
they're working on, what they like to eat,"
says Possum of her "Shameless" cast-
mates. "We spend a lot of time together,
so we have this symbiosis." When they're
not on set, here's how the hard-working
crew blows off steam:
Eating: 'All of my activities in Chicago
are centered around food," says Rossum.
"I just want to
eat everything."
The cast often
shoots in colder
weather, and
when looking
for heartier fare,
burger joint 25
Degrees (726 N.
Clark) is a favor-
te. "They're the
best burgers l've ever had. We order loads
of them and get them delivered to set
when we're late-night shooting. I dream
about the sweet potato fries."
Crushing on athletes: "Shanola [Hampton]
is a massive football fan, and I love basket-
Top: Emmy Rossum and Tyler Jacob Moore (her ball, so we end
reported off-screen love interest) in "Shameless." up going to a
Bottom: Rossum and Alden Ehrenreich in the up-
lot of sporting
coming film "Beautiful Creatures." events," she
says. "[For-
often forces her to change outfits in strangers' bathrooms, mer Bull] Kyle
church basements and even on the L She recalls one train Korver is really
pulling up to a crowded platform as she wrestled with cute. He's got
her costume. "I was fully changing clothes, ducking down really good
behind the seats, trying not to be seen." hair. A little Bieber-esque, but I'm will-
But when she happens to be spotted, Chicago fans ing to move past that." And the Bears?
speak to her like she's actually Fiona. "They'll say, 'You're "They're all too big for me," laughs Ros-
doing such a good job raising those kids!' " she laughs. "I sum. "They're intimidating. Though Brian
love it. It means I'm doing my job." One group of young Urlacher is a beautiful, beautiful man."
fans even asked her to disrobe - in response, Rossum
"channeled Fiona," insisting that the boys "go home and Drinking: 'We'll end up at Redhead Piano
do their homework." For the most part, though, she ap- Bar [16. W. Ontario] super late," she says.
preciates how calm Chicagoans are in her presence corn- "That's actually happened a couple of
pared to fans in Los Angeles or New York. "Chicago has times."
that cool sensibility. Nobody really cares. It makes me
feel like a person on the street, which is a great feeling." Shopping: Possum counts Vintage Un-
When it cornes to her personal life, Rossum is more derground (1824 W. North) and Dovetail
guarded. She's vague about her reported romance with (1452 W. Chi-
co-star Tyler Jacob Moore, but does admit, "Acting is an cago) among
emotionally bare profession. You're trusting the person her preferred
that you're acting opposite to be gentle with you. That haunts. She also
can sometimes lead to other feelings." stops by co-star
Avoiding the public eye is something Rossum will Joan Cusack's
surely find even harder as her career develops - though Gold Coast
she's not making any concrete plans. "I just go where boutique, Judy
the wind takes me and follow whatever feels right." She JB!D'ÍF.t,I fL Maxwell (left,
says she'd love to be in a Broadway musical someday 1151 N. State). "I
and wants to work with more "cool chicks," such as buy lots of funny knickknacks there," she
Tilda Swinton, Cate Blanchett, Emma Stone and Solange says. "lt's like entering the brain of Joan
Knowles - women who are, as Rossum describes it, Cusack. Creative overload, weird, happy."
"unafraid to break rules."
A fitting description for Rossum herself.
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Say 'I do' and be uniquely you
Vow with these quirky, personal
details, courtesy of our city's
top planners
TO STAND OUT
s LW aIO
»/E For a visual save-
the-date, Studio This Is will
help you create a short film
announcing the big day.
14 SPLASH JANUARY 20-26, 2013
bride can tell you that planning even the sim-
plest wedding can be overwhelming. Planning
Any
a big day that stands out from the crowd? Now
that's a Herculean challenge. But in a city as
eclectic as Chicago, brides-to-be have a wealth
of resources with which to create a unique union. Thanks to
some innovative local vendors, we have six tips that will ensure
your big day is one of a kind.
Museum of Contemporary Art
Choose an 'entertaining' venue
If you want your venue to wow, consider a space that offers your
guests a new experience. Planner Katie Jackson-Meara of So Dressed
Up often directs her brides to Chicago's many museums. "If you have
a wedding at the Chicago History Museum or the Field Museum,
your guests get the added experience of dining and dancing next
to a room full or artifacts or underneath a dinosaur," she says. "The
Museum of Contemporary Art is a blank canvas that really allows you
to be creative, and the Shedd Aquarium has a gorgeous view of the
city." Catherine Lamb of wedding and event planning company Birch
Design Studio also recommends the Chicago Lyric Opera as a wed-
ding venue. "You can host part of your wedding on the actual stage,
looking out over the house. It's a stunning and rare view," she says.
- tht '.-
"When guests receive an interac-
tive and fun save the date, it gets
them excited for the wedding,"
Lamb says. "It should give a taste
of what's to come, but it can also
be more lighthearted, even experi-
mental, than the wedding invita-
tion." For one fashion-forward
couple, the Birch Design Studio
team sent out silk scarves with
the wedding information subtly
incorporated into the pattern. "It
became a wearable memento of the
wedding," she says.
« If custom scarves aren't in the budget, consider a video
save the date. For her own wedding, Jackson-Meara enlisted the
help ofwedding photographers and videographers Studio This
Is to create a clever short film of the betrothed couple painting
a giant red heart and their wedding date. "I've seen so many
grip-and-grin photos," Jackson-Meara says of save the dates. "As
a planner, I knew I had to do something different."
Don an unusual gown
Rather than spend tons of
money on a wedding dress
that any other bride could
buy, check out the vintage
. o0
selection at Lulu's at the Belle
Kay (3862 N. Lincoln, Lulus-
bellekay.com) or Bucktown's
Silver Moon (1721 W. North,
Silvermoonvintage.com), where
owner Liz Myer stocks the
largest collection of authentic
vintage bridal gowns in the
w,
'o
00'
country (they start at $550).
She also designs her own cus-
o
tom vintage-inspired gowns.
"But my favorite thing to do
is heirloom redesign, taking
someone's mom's or grand-
ma's dress and making it her
own," Myer says. "It's amazing
to see the before and after.
Those dresses tell stories."
If vintage isn't your style,
consider a stop at BHLDN Rosecliff gown,
(8 E. Walton), which has a $800, at BHLDN
laid-back approach to bridal
gown shopping and a host Raise jour floral budget literally
of gorgeous dresses that ring in around $1,000. "The whole No one does unique blooms better than Epoch Floral's Mike Hines, who launched floral
atmosphere clicked with my personality," says Chicago bride experience company Mike Hines Signature (Mikehinessignczture.com) earlier this year; he
Erin Kucka, who will say her "I dos" next December. "There was believes flowers should be part of a wedding's entertainment. "I'm bored of centerpieces,"
no cheesy conversation, no one was layering me with glittery Hines says. "Why not do nothing on the tables, but have your guests walk through a floral
pieces and I never felt pressured to try on certain dresses." installation on the way into the reception? Or hang hundreds of birch beams in a stream
overhead? Then you've spent your money on one big-impact piece that every person is going
to remember and take a picture of. You have that 'wow' factor."

Deliver ycur íood

on wheels
Ifyou want to make a lasting im-
pression, consider jumping aboard
one of the city's hottest trends:
the food truck. Nida Rodriguez of
The Slide Ride (Theslideride.com)
has catered more than 30 wed-
DJ Megan Taylor (center) dings since taking her slider truck
on the road in June 2011. "We've
Find a new way to groove done some casual backyard wed-
Let's face it: Music can make or break the reception dance dings, or we show up around U or 12
party. To impress your guests, and keep them on the floor all as a late-night food option," Rodriguez
night, DJ Megan Taylor of Fig Media (Figgy.net) suggests hiring says. "People have been drinking and
a DJ who can incorporate a live drummer or electric violinist. haven't eaten in a few hours, so they're
"I can layer the music on top ofmy music, and the live element usually pretty excited to see the slider
adds a lot of energy," says Taylor (shown above during a gig truck." And while cupcakes have
with live musicians). "People dance more when there's a drum- already seen their wedding heyday,
mer." they seem brand new when they
For ceremony and cocktail hour tunes, Lamb suggests creat- arrive on the Flirty Cupcakes
ing musical interludes that feel personal to the couple. "We (Fliriycupcakes.com) van along-
usually recommend that couples incorporate music that reflects side mini pies, hot chocolate and
them, their families and their shared experiences," she says. "We cider. "We've served desserts as
used a calypso band at the cocktail hour for a Caribbean family, people leave the church, outside
and we had a Balinese gamelan play at the dinner of a couple receptions and we were able to
who fell in love on a trip to Bali. Be creative, keeping in mind drive right into one hall in the city,"
that it's a good idea to increase the energy of the music [and says owner Tiffany Kurtz. "That was
usually the volume] as the night progresses." cool."

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style I TRENDING NOW
MASTER OF CEREMONIES
In-demand wedding
planner Marina Birch
of Birch Design Studio
shares tips for a
timeless celebration
Frost Lighting: lighting services,
price upon request, 1381 N. Branch;
Frostchicago.com
"Nothing creates ambiance quite like
lighting. No matter what your décor,
Frost Lighting can help you achieve
an edgy, romantic or sexy Jook for
your wedding."
Roslyn: bridesmaid dresses, prices
vary, 2035 N. Damen; Ros/ynbou-
tique.corn
"A lot of our brides struggle with
finding unique bridesmaids dresses.
RosJyn features both off-the-rack and
custom dresses."
Cake Chicago: wedding cake, $5/
slice, 1635 W. Walnut; Cake-chicago.
corn
"Mary WinsJow of Cake Chicago has
been making beautiful, delicious cakes
forever. If you don't want cake, try her
Ugly truffles or Damn Good cookies -
they never last long at a reception."
Smitten Boutique: customizable
welcome bags and boxes, $13/bag and
$15/box, minimum quantities required,
1041 W. Madison; Srnittenboutique.com
"Smitten Boutique offers adorable wel-
come gift ideas for out-of-town guests.
They'll create something fabulous
based on your direction and budget."
Suitsupply: Berlin black plain pure
cotton jacket, $349, 945 N. Rush;
Us.suitsupp/ycom
"J love a man in a suit. I think it gets
him to stand up a little taller, walk
with a little swagger. Suitsupply has
the coolest, friendliest retail environ-
ment in town."
16 SPLASH I JANUARY 20-26, 2013
BHLDN: XO stud earrings, $85, 8 E.
Walton; Bhldn.corn
"These studs from BHLDN are the
perfect way to say thank you to your
bridesmaids or to anyone who went
the extra mile to help you with your
wedding. They're simple, classic and
playful."
Femme du Coupe: customized
cocktails, starting at $750, 777 N.
Michigan; Femrneducoupe.com
"Everyone loves a good cocktail. Ash-
ley from Femme du Coupe will create
customized cocktail menus and bar
concepts."
Diane Bronstein: painted 8-by-b-
inch portrait, $185; Dianebronstein.corn
"Brides want to remember their wed-
ding dress. J recommend having local
artist Diane Bronstein do a painting."
Goose Island: off-site catering and
events, prices vary, (312) 915-0070;
Gooseis/and.corn
"Why not serve a local beer with
each course? You can come up with
unexpected pairings on your own, or
ask the experts at Goose Island to
help you."
Tailored Elements: monogrammed
linen cocktail napkins, starting at $3.50,
1200 W. 35th, Suite 3100;
DeIma@taiIoredeIements.com
"Couples should always keep one item
as a reminder of the day they were
married. These monogrammed linen
cocktail napkins are an elegant touch
at the wedding and a chic [and useful]
keepsake ever after."
new in store
stretch budgets - prices range
from $195 for a pleated skirt to
$865 for a leather shift dress.
Crafting clothes with specific
women in mind has worked out
well for Wu in the past. The
30-year-old Taiwanese de-
signer - who honed his sarto-
rial prowess as a precocious
teen by designing doll clothing
for Integrity Toys and reading
American magazines in order
to learn English - became a
household name at the age of 26,
after Michelle Obama wore the
glittering, one-shouldered white
gown he'd designed for her to the
2009 inaugural ball. She's contin-
ued to support his brand since,
even sporting a Miss Wu dress
at a campaign event (the Mod-
em Weave shift dress, at left) in
Cincinnati last October, before
the line had launched.
Wu owes Obama's loyalty in
part to Ikram Goldman, owner
of Chicago boutique Ikram.
Goldman once served as the
first lady's unofficial stylist and
was the first to introduce her
to Wu's designs. Thanks to his
relationships with two of the
city's most fashionable women,
Wu says "Chicago feels a little
bit like home."
Wu doesn't solely draw
inspiration from his inner circle.
When designing Miss Wu, he
was equally as inspired by the
"Mad Men" style of 1960s New
York and by French new wave
films. "There's always some-
thing between the male and
(I.ç..rr 't.xw.x'm.m female lead in those films," he
says. The homage is most appar-
ent in Wu's two-minute pro-
motiona! video for the line, in
which model Meghan Coffison
vies for her boyfriend's attention
jern Weave shift dress, $425 at Nordstrom by sporting various Miss Wu
pieces and dancing around their
BY RACHEL HANDLER signer price points yet, but who shared apartment.
are ready to invest in wardrobe While Wu's contemporary
Wu had a little staples and statement pieces." muses include actresses like
help from his friends The 40-piece contemporary Jessica Paré of "Mad Men,"
when deve!- collection, launched on Taissa Farmiga of 'American
oping his new Jan. 7 and sold exclusively Horror Story" and AnnaSophia
Jason line, Miss
Wu - that is, he used
at Nordstrom, takes a
defmitively retro point of
Robb of "The Carrie Diaries,"
it's important to him that Miss
them as inspiration. view, evoking the 1960s Wu isn't just worn by the rich
"Subconsciously, I with patterned skirts, mod and famous. "I want younger
think I designed this dresses, luxe leather and girls who couldn't previously
line for everyone striped cashmere sweat- purchase my designs to be able
I know," says Wu.
Jason Wu
ers. It's more whimsical to wear them," he says. 'As a
"Women in their 20s and 30s and less expensive than Wu's designer, my job is to make the
who aren't able to afford de- eponymous line, but may still world a chicer place."
SHOPPING
The latest intefligence from the retail scene
In the present
Get the wedding gifts you
really want - and support
local businesses - with
Poladora, an online registry
stocked with thousands of
items from more than 15
Chicago area shops. Look
for traditional options for
newlyweds, like furniture
from Sawbridge Studios
(1015 Tower, Winnetka), or
Shona Joy dress,
$262 at Sofia
SPLASH
SPY
Idea Bench from Saw-
bridge Studios, starting
at $950 at Poladora.com
gifts for couples who've
already collected the basics,
such as spa services and
cooking lessons from Cen-
tered Chef (177 N. Ada). The
best part? If you change
your mind about a gift
you've selected - even if
it's already been purchased
- you can use your credit
toward any other item on
the site. Visit Po/adora .com.
Shop and sleep
Forget the bed and break-
fast - the Fairmont Chi-
cago (200 N. Columbus) is
offering a bed and bargain.
Through 2013, book any
double-occupancy room
at the Fairmont and you'll
score a $100 Macy's gift
card. The AAA four-dia-
mond hotel is also treating
guests to complimentary
overnight parking - and
sweeping views of Millen-
nium Park, of course. Visit
Fairmont.com/chicago for
more information.
Spring forward
Get stylish for spring at Gold
Coast boutique Sofia (100 E.
Walton). Through the end of
January, scoop up all cloth-
¡ng - including pieces from
Rachel Zoe, Rag & Bone and
Wildfox - for 40 percent
off. We've got our eye on
this violet bustier dress from
Shona Joy (at left). Shop in
store or enter code "jan40"
at Sofia//ve/ove/y corn.
JANUARY 20-26. 2013
 . .

ever after
CHEERS!
Ernst Berlin and
Agnieszka Zymon
:"

Raise a glass to recently engaged

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

Congratulations to law firm

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

From top: Ernst and Agnieszka,

The Ivy Room and the decor
(by Rachel De Marte) at the
reception. For more photos,
go to Sp!ash.suntimes.com or
download our free Splash by
Chicago Sun-Times IPad app.
PHOTOS COURTESY DAVID
I

WITTIG PHOTOGRAPHY

We're thrilled for Tim Smithe

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

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sunday dinner

Veni, Vidi
Vino!
4-

One of the benefits of living in

Fine wines and gourmet cuisine are ripe for the picking
at Alpana Singh's new restaurant Boarding House
BY MOLLY EACH
have been easy for Alpana
Singh to rest on her laurels after her
accomplishments as a master som-
Twouldmelier and as the host of WTTW-
Channel U's restaurant show "Check,
Please!" for more than a decade. But as she
celebrates 20 years in the industry, Singh
has taken on yet another role: owner of
River North restaurant Boarding House.
"It was a combination of fmding the
right partners and the right space," says
Singh. "I was inspired to take a leap and
see if I've learned enough lessons to apply
them in my own space."
And what a space it is. The three-level
Boarding House is composed of multiple
areas: a first-floor bar, a second-floor din-
ing room and the cellar, a subterranean
lounge that's open late (and according
to Singh, has already seen its share of
late-night shenanigans). While each space
has its own vibe, they all evoke an elegant
living room, with dark wood, patterned
wallpaper and pops of teal. The bar and
dining room both boast jaw-dropping art:
dozens of wine glasses and large wine
bottles hang from each ceiling.
There's plenty of wine to top the tables,
as well: Singh describes Boarding House's
rotating wine list as "globally well-repre-
sented," but admits that crafting the list
was a challenge. "You're trying to create
a global list and offer a spectrum, but still
keep it under 500 bottles. And you don't
know your clientele yet."
Creating the menu was simpler for
Singh - she brought in executive chef
Christian Gosselin, who most recently
Lobster poutine ?mIrtmrlrnnflr?11Ill
helmed the kitchen at the Sofitel Hotel
Water Tower. "The food is a return to the
classics and rooted in European tradi-
tions," says Singh. The menu, divided into
small, medium and large plates, offers
dishes like chicken liver mousse with fig
jam and cognac aspic ($10), a hazelnut-
crusted short rib ($26) and a poutine with
chunks of lobster served on cheese curds
and covered in an armoricaine sauce ($16).
Similar, more sharable dishes are avail-
able in the bar and cellar, such as mini
sandwiches and pizzas. Nostalgia features
heavily in pastry chefJulia Fitting's des-
serts, which include a chocolate-dipped
oatmeal cookie sandwich ($8) and a
s'mores bomb ($9).
There's no looking back for Singh,
who is working on adjusting to her new
role. "Nothing will ever prepare you for
opening a restaurant, no matter how
much experience you have," she says.
(She recently tweeted: "I never thought
I could curse this much.") But watch-
ing her walk through the room, opening
bottles and chatting with guests, it's clear
she's having a ball.
720 N. Wells, (312) 280-0720, Board-
inghousechicago.com
a city like Chicago? You can order
a wonderful meal, pair it with wine and have
the entire package delivered right to your
door. Check out one of these recommended
food and wine pairings from a GrubHub
restaurant near you.
Maison Brasserie
.w
333 E. Benton PI.
To complement Maison Brasserie's French fare, the restau-
rant also features an exquisite list of French wines available
for pickup or delivery. We recommend pairing their French
Bistro Steak with the '06 "Le Roucas" (Cabernet Sauvignon)
Dom. Hauvette.
Bella Luna Café
731 N. Dearborn St.
Bella Luna Café's menu is full of classic Italian dishes, which,
of course, pair well with the wine. Like the The Penne
Calabrese with Italian sausage and spicy tomato cream
sauce? Pairs wonderfully with the Cabernet-Shiraz blend.
AncHes
1467 W. Montrose Ave.
Andies offers Mediterranean dishes that keep GrubHub '4'
diners coming back for more. GrubHub recommends pairing
Andies' chef-recommended Braised Lamb Shank with a
bottle of Peirano Estate Merlot.
Ranalli's of Andersonville
1512 W. Berwyn Ave.
Sure, Ranalli's serves up
some of our city's finest pizza,
The food you love.
but the Rosemary Salmon
paired with the '01 Matella Whene ' ' Whc u ver
Pinot Gris is the combination
GrubHub staffers are
thinking about after work.
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JENNY McCART OFFERS Humphries. Kim and the NBA
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"He is still bitter," said an
inside source. "He believes that
he was a total pawn in their sham
marnage. He truly loved Kim,
but thinks she used him so she
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from Kim for what she's put him cheated on him with Kanye
through, especially because he
has suspicions that she cheated "Bethenny knew that she
on him with Kanye West. needed to get a husband and have
"He wants to use that as am- a baby in order to get her own
munition in the divorce to get breakout show," the source said.
more money," said the source. "He "That's exactly what she did. She

Bringing sexy back
Tricks to help reignite the marital flame
Jenny,
My husband is not interested
Dear in having sex with me. He claims
his disinterest is because of his
diabetes, yet refuses to go to the doctor.
Sometimes I think he's just not attracted
me because I've recently gained weight,
though he assures me that
this isn't true. I've tried
a few different tactics to
initiate sex - I've even Send questions
tried seducing him when
he's half asleep. Do you to A skjenny
have any suggestions that
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how I can get him to go to
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sex in my sleep once and I can't remember
if it was good or not - so if! were you, I'd
avoid it. In regard to your husband's sex
drive: Diabetes is a very serious disease and
can often cause erectile dysfunction. And
feeling inadequate for any reason can really
put a damper on anyone's libido. Keep in
mind how much men rely on sex for their
own self-worth - his problem may be caus-
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issues seem to be causing you.
I suggest you take time before going to
sleep at night to just lay
in bed naked with each
other and talk. Don't put
any pressure on each
other to perform. Ask
questions; learn about
ntimes.com what turns him on. Play
silly touching games like
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need to climax, do it in
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order for him to see you that way. It's most
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If all of this doesn't work, Google some
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and tell him to use it or lose it!
also wants to drag it out as long as was never in love with Jason."
possible just to infuriate Kim."
Kim is so fed up that she's
close to giving Kris what he
wants just so he'll go away.
'All Kim has ever wanted was
to get married and have a family," coming," said the source. "She
the source said. "Now that she's
pregnant, she wants to pay Kris
off, move on with her life and
marry Kanye."
Shockingly, Kim
wants another TV
wedding. She's already
shopping the special to
networks - and E! has
turned her down.
"She hasn't learned
anything from her
tacky TV wedding,"
Bethen ny Frankel
the source said. "The
producers at E! told her
that they don't want to do an-
other wedding special with her.
They fear there will be more
backlash and the ratings will be
poor."
Bethenny Frankel's
marriage a sham?
Bethenny Frankel is saying
she's distraught over her divorce
from husband Jason Hoppy. But made no wedding arrangements,"
inside sources tell me the mar-
nage was a setup.
Bethenny has had problems
with Jason for a long time - she
first met with a divorce lawyer
almost a year ago.
"This has been a long time
got what she wanted. Now that
her reality show is canceled and
she has a new talk show, she has
no need for him anymore."
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breaku p!
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and fiance Jason
Trawick have also
split up, simply
because he was tired
of serving as more
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a boyfriend.
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between them," a source said.
"The role ofbaby-sitter just
wore him down. He wants his
life back."
Even though they've been
engaged for a year, they never
moved forward with wedding
plans.
"It was a big red flag that they
the source said. "They knew the
breakup was inevitable."

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builder of luxury homes, has been
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mend our company to a friend."
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have built in the Chicago area over the
years and especially the legacy we leave
behind when we complete a community."
Toll Brothers has been building award-
winning homes in flhinois since 1999,
when the builder first entered the market.
Currently, communities are under way
in South Barrington, Elgin and Morton
Grove, offering an array of housing and
lifestyle choices.
Toll Brothers is laiowrì for the custom-
ization opportunities it offers to home
buyers. Every home offers hundreds of
pre-priced options, from altering floor
plans with structural options such as a
first-floor in-law suite, expanding the
kitchen, finishing the basement or adding
a play room, to personalizing interior
appointments from a vast selection of
cabinetry, countertop, backsplash, floor-
ing, trim and lighting choices.
The national homebuilder has seen a
significant increase in interest recently.
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North Shore Builders' new- ment.With the added luxury beams and bookshelves
est colonial style home, at 373 of an attached two-car garage grace the study, while cof-
Elder Lane in Winnetka, best and detached two-car garage, fered ceiling in the dining
displays the company's repu- the brick façade, third story room, solid-panel doors, and
tation of building historically dormers and beautiful wood two gas fireplaces are just
inspired and energy-efficient entry door add a charming some of the other luxury in-
luxury homes on the North historic look to this custom clusions. The finishing details
Shore. home. in the panel moldings, crown
Teaming with top design- The three story foyer wel- and passage ways are excep-
ers, North Shore Builders comes you into the first floor, tional throughout.
created a home for families which is breathtaking as well With such features as hard-
to enjoy modern finishes and as functional, with hardwood wood floors lining the hallway
details as well as have peace floors that cover the entire of the second floor and master
of mind with low energy costs. first floor. As the heart of the bedroom, the extraordi-
The public is invited to see home, the kitchen includes a nary craftsmanship reso-
this 6-plus bedroom, 5v2 -bath- 48-inch Woll stove, Sub-Zero nates throughout the entire
room, $2,289,000 dream home Refrigeration, walk-in pantry, home. A master suite, three
on appointment basis. Call Cararra marble counters and bedrooms, three bathrooms,
Marlene Rubenstein at (847) backsplash, and inset Decora and a laundry room make Modern history: Historical influences are obvious n this new Winnetka home by North Shore Builders, but luxury
565-6666 to request a tour. cabinets, built to the ceiling the second story ideal for is not spared. Materials like wood and marble, family-friendly spaces like more than 1,400 square feet of finished
Nestled on a wooded lot, with under cabinet lighting. family living. The third floor basement, and features like two two-car garages that accommodate a wide variety of interests make it a very special
one block from the beach, this Other amenities include includes more living space design. i SUPPLiED PHOTO
4,608-square-foot, three-story custom built-in wet bars in the with one bedroom, a loft liv-
home offers an immense breakfast room and butler's ing room area and bath. With that features a wine refrig- on this home, visit www. standards to ensure years of
amount of living space, in pantry, and full-height built-in premium millwork including erator. Game night at this nsbgreen.com or call Therese low cost, peace of mind own-
addition to 1,415 square feet shelving in the family room. crown molding, chair rail and home is a breeze with room Schaefer at (847) 878-0963. ership. North Shore Builders
more finished space in base- French pocket doors, stained picture frame, this historically for pool table, ping pong, Winnetka-based North has an inventory of additional
inspired dream home has an cards, puzzles and more. The Shore Builders was named lots and homes available for
outstanding floor plan ideal generously-sized guest bed- tops in new home value for custom building your dream
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Program Re PO,nts Fees ', Down APR TOLL BROTHERS I CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 homes within the Bowes Creek gency features a private gated
UNITED HOME LOANS 877.391-8467 "The once-in-a-lifetime $300,000s offering three levels community designed for those entry and a well-appointed
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CONSUMERS, HAVE A QUESTIONS OR COMMENT? said. ning Rick Jacobson-designed In South Barrington, Toll tenance single-family ranch
CALL BANKRATE.COM CUSTOMER SERVICE @ 888-509.4636 "We invite everyone to public golf course. Buyers Brothers is offering luxury and two-story homes offer up
come out to our communities can choose from spacious single-family homes from the to 3,400 square feet of living
and take a tour" she said. "We towithomes or single-family $700,000s atTheWoods of space and begin in the low
LENDERS, TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS FEATURE CALL South Barrington. $500,000s.
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Builder says all signs point
to 'now' as best time to buy
When is the time to buy a home?
'Now,' said Susanne Tauke, president of
New American Homes Inc. , which is develop-
ing the waterfront community of Newport Cove
in the Chain O' Lakes in unincorporated Lake
County.
Mortgage interest rates are at an all-time
low, and housing prices are rising. This point in
time may be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity
to own the home ofyour dreams, she said.
At year-end 20 1 2 the average 30-year mort-
gage interest rate was 3.44 percent, hovering
at the lowest point in recorded U.S. history. At
the end of2OlO, 30-year rates averaged 4.97
percent; five years ago, 6.24 percent; 20 years
ago, 8.36 percent.
What's the difference in monthly payments
between 3.44 percent and 8.36 percent? Take
a $250,000 30-year mortgage. The mortgage
payment (principal and interest) at the lower
rate is $1 , i 14 per month; at 8.26 percent, the
monthly payment rises to $ i 898. That's some
$9,408 per year difference. But this is only the
beginning of why buying a home is so attrac-
tive today, Tauke said.
When the so-called "Great Recession" was
in full bloom, housing prices fell year over
year, until the price of the average home was
far less than its replacement cost. Now the
economy has turned around and housing
prices with it, Tauke said.
The vast majority of experts say that hous-
ing prices have bottomed out. Statistics prove
them right. In 2012, for the first time in several
years, the value of housing rose, an average
4.5 percent nationwide.
What does that mean for a homeowner?
Suppose onjanuary 1, 2012, you bought a
house for $300,000. On an average basis, in
the past year the value of that house went to
$3 13,500. In other words, your equity automati-
cally went up that much. That's a nice return on
investment, Tauke said.
Homeowners who lost their homes during
the recession were forced to rent, resulting in
a shortage of rental properties. While home
prices plummeted, rents went up well over 20
percent.
Last September Forbes magazine, a lead-
ing business journal, stated that in today's
economic climate buying a home is 45 percent
less expensive than renting. That translates to
thousands of dollars in savings per year for
those fortunate enough to own their homes.
Another advantage of buying versus renting
is the predictability. If you have a 30-year mort-
gage, you know what your monthly payments
will be for the next 30 years. Renting is differ-
ent; a landlord can raise your rent at the end of
each lease term.
The number of foreclosures, at record highs
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a few years ago, is down. Tauke said one of the
major reasons is that the "big money" - large
real estate investment trusts (REITs) - are u
buying up foreclosed single-family homes in
record numbers and renting them out. This is
a new phenomenon that has been building in
the past two years or so. REITs soon may be
the largest residential landlords in the country.
Furthermore, take a look at the stock mar-
ket.Which one stock in the 500-stock Standard
and Poor's Index went up by the greatest per-
centage last year? Apple? No. Google? No. The
winner was Puite Homes, whose value tripled
in 20 1 2. Those Wall Street folks usually know
where the money is going.
For several months, David Crowe, chief
economist for the National Association of
Home Builders, has predicted a severe bous-
ing shortage that will continue for a decade THE BEST SELLING CONDOMINIUM
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COVER: Schools help students prepare for future through new programs
their skills so they can advance in
their chosen field or transition to a
new career," Ricordati said.
The school will offer two new
graduate certificate programs in
applications development and net-
work administration in the spring
semester beginning in February
2013. And a new master's in public
health administration will be
added in the fall.
The Elinhurst College Online
Center also will debut in Febru-
aflr. Initially virtual classes in two
degrees - computer information
systems and information technol-
ogy - and a certificate in graphi-
cal information systems will be
offered. But by the fall semester all
Master of Business Administration
degrees will be available online.
Developing a new course or
degree is a lengthy and painstak-
ing process. According to Cheryl
Antonich, associate vice president
for academic affairs at Triton Col-
lege, one of the most important
steps in this process is soliciting
advice from an advisory commit-
tee of working professionals and
business owners who are in a posi-
tion to project what kind of sidils
future employees will need if their
business is to grow.
'When we began to develop
several new degree and certificate
programs in law enforcement, we
consulted local law enforcement of-
ficers who gave us a perspective on
job growth and also suggested the
equipment we would need to imple-
ment these programs," she said.
The result was two new courses
recommended for criminal justice
students interested in a career in
law enforcement: Stress Manage-
ment in Law Enforcement started
in fall 20 1 2 and Principles of Integ-
rity, Safety and Ethics for Duty will
be offered in spring 2013.
illinois law enforcement can-
didates must pass their Peace
Officer Wellness Evaluation Report
(POWER) to gain entry into a police
academy. However, many fail this
test because they are not physi-
cally prepared. Stress Management
in Law Enforcement is a 15-week
course in which half the semes-
ter is spent learning about stress
management and the other half is
focused on physical agility training.
Principles of Integrity, Safety and
Ethics for Duty is also a 15-week
course in which one half is devoted
i!
Students in Triton College's newest criminal justice program, Stress Management in law Enforcement, physically train their bodies
to prepare for a statewide test to gain entry into a police academy.
to ethics and moral obligations and
the other half focused on physical
agility, specifically martial arts.
At the end of both courses
students are tested in accordance
with the POWER requirements and
upon successfully passing the test,
receive a certification card that can
be presented as proof that they
have met the test standards.
In spring 2013 Triton will
introduce two new courses that
should appeal to students of all
ages. Personal Finance will cover
financial planning, buying a home,
supporting a family and prepar-
ing for retirement. Introduction to
Commodity Markets will examine
the commodity exchanges, meth-
ods of trade and market structure.
In 2009 illinois mandated that all
veterans who have been honorably
discharged are eligible to receive
one of two grants, the Illinois Vet-
erans Grant or the fllinois National
Guard Grant. Both grants pay tu-
ition and fees for either undergrad-
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uate or graduate study at all flhinois
public colleges and universities up
to a maximum of 120 hours.
"As a private university we
thought we should do as much,"
said John Bergholz, vice president
of institutional advancement at Na-
tional Louis University. The school
formed a task force composed of
academics and veterans to shape
a unique program that would
provide wraparound services and
other enhancements for veterans.
And injanuary 2012 the univer-
sity announced formation of the
Education to Employment (E2) Ini-
tiative, funded through assistance
from the McCormick Foundation.
The aim of the initiative that
began in fall 2012 is to increase the
percentage of students within this
at-risk group and ensure they are
career ready at graduation. Cours-
es are available online for active
duty soldiers or those serving on
bases away from National Loins'
Chicago campus. Future plans in-
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dude peer-to-peer mentoring and
a veteran's alunini group.
The initiative is led by Brig. Gen.
Stephen Curda, special assistant to
the president forVeterans Affairs.
Through National Louis military
students have a single point of
access contact to resources that
include federal financial aid, GI
benefits and VA assistance, accord-
ing to Bergholz.
"And we partner with comniu-
mty resources that already exist to
help returning veterans who need
help dealing with problems related
to post-traumatic stress," he said.
National Louis also relies on
input from a newly formed Veter-
ans Advisory Council composed
of retired military personnel and
leaders from the not-for-profit and
business community.
Jean Guarino is a Iocaifreelance
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Campus visits
provide taste
of college life
Local universities and colleges s.
offer a variety of open house and!
or campus visit events through.
out the year. 1f you're unable to
visit during a scheduled event,
arrange a personal visit through
the admissions office. Below are
upcoming events at schools found
in this education guide.
Chicago State University:
Prospective students can take a
virtual tour of the campus at www.
csu.edu or call (773) 995-2000 to
arrange a visit. CSU is at 9501 S.
King Drive.
Coyne College: Schedule a visit
at one of the school's two Chicago
campuses: 330 N. Green (773-
577-8100) and 230W Monroe
(800-699-5958); register for visits
online at wwwcoynecollege.edu.
Rosalind Franklin University:
To arrange a campus visit at 3333
Green Bay Road, North Chicago,
contact (847) 578-3000 or visit
www.rosalindfranklin.edu.
Indiana University Northwest:
lUN hosts a spring preview at
5:30 p.m. March 20; register on-
line at www.iun.edu/admissioris.
Regularly scheduled walking
tours take place at 10 am. Thes-
days, 2:30 p.m.Wednesdays and
1 1 am. Fridays. RiN is at 3400
Broadway in Gary, md. Call (888)
968-7486 or visit www.iun.edu.
University of St. Francis: Adult,
transfer and graduate student
open houses will be offered from
9 a.m. to noon Feb. 2. Transfer
students can get information
from 5 to 8 p.m. March 2 1 . Cam- e.
pus visit days for high school
students run from 9 a.m. to noon
Feb. 18 and 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
March 16. Prospective students
also can arrange a personal
visit by calling (800) 735-7500.
Saturday information sessions
runfrom lOto 11:30 a.m.Jan. 26,
Feb. 16 and 23, March 2 and 23,
and April 6, 13, and 27. USF is at
500Wilcox St. in Joliet.Visit www.
stfrancis. edu for information.
iter.
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Local schools share news students can use

The following are news
items from schools participat-
ing in this education guide.
Coyne College: The technol-
ogy dnving heating, cooling
and refrigeration systems has
made unbelievable advance-
ments in the past century. The
installation and maintenance
processes that these complex
systems undergo have begun
to place a greater demand on
construction trades like HVAC-
R, a staple program offered at
Coyne College in Chicago.
After the housing bust
of 2007-2009, the eventual
recovery of the market has
increased the need for HVAC-R
practitioners who can handle
sophisticated systems. Employ-
ment for HVAC-R professionals
is expected to grow by 34 per-
cent from 2010 to 20201.This
rapid growth has influenced
schools like Coyne College to
continually train HVAC-R stu-
dents to manage a wide vanety
of new technologies.
According to the Bureau
of Labor Statistics, HVAC-R
systems generally need reno-
vationevery lOto l5years.At
the same time, there is a grow-
ing national emphasis being
placed on energy efficiency
and pollution reduction.
Coyne College builds its cur-
riculum and training practices
with these trends in mind.
In fact, Coyne has stood its
ground and watched Chicago
thrive for more than a century of physical therapist aides is
while building a legacy in
training HVAC-R professionals
for whatever the future holds.
With a hands-on approach
to learning and industry-expe-
rienced faculty Coyne's HVAC-
R program prepares students
to install, operate, trouble-
shoot and service domestic
and commercial systems. To
see what it's like be a part of
Coyne's history of success, call
(800) 496-1317 or visit www
CoyneForSuccess. corn today.
Coyne College: lt's no secret
that physical activity has dy-
nantically changed with each
passing generation. Along
with these moving trends,
the need for trained physical
therapist aides from schools
like Coyne College in Chicago
has also significantly risen.
The baby boomer genera-
tion is expected to demand
the greatest need for physical
therapist aides in cities like
Chicago. In fact, employment
expected to increase by 43
percent from 2010 to 2020-
much faster than the average
for most occupations.
Coyne College is prepared
to meet a work force challenge
of this magrntude.The schoors
steady presence in Chicago for
more than a century has helped
it adapt to changes in varying
sectors over time, especially
construction trades and allied
health. This adaptive ethic is
what sets Coyne's graduates
apart from others. Industry-
standard training from expen-
enced faculty prepares students
for a variety of careers within
their respective fields.
Coyne College's physi-
cal therapist aide program
takes a hands-on approach
to learning. Aside from
classroom work, students
gain real-world experience
through externships in a
variety of clinical settings, in-
cluding rehabilitation centers
and nursing facilities. From
there, graduates are ready to
assist physical therapists and
their clients in therapy and
rehabilitation settings.
To find out what it's like
become a part of Coyne's
history of success, call (800)
496-1317 or visit wwwCoyne-
ForSuccess. corn today.
Rasalind Franklin Univer-
sity: Assistant professor Beth
Stutzmann, Ph.D., has spent
the last 10 years investigating
neuronal signaling in aging
and Alzheimer's disease. At
the root of her many questions
is the desire to understand "I love the process of inves-
the early disease processes tigation. There are things that,
that cause brain cells to as researchers, we believe
malfunction in Alzheime?s. are important and we get to
In other woxs, what patho- explore them. Not only is this
logical events am occurring satisfying on a personal level,
before the tragic physical and you feel you're contributing
behavioral changes develop. to a greater good. It's enor-
Uncovering these events may mously satisfying when you
offer more effective strategies add even a little piece to the
to prevent disease progression. puzzle," Stutzmann said.
Stutzmann's research suggests Her desire to help students
that alterations in critical neu- is clear. She speaks pas-
rouai signaling factors, such as
sionately about teaching and
calcium, axe an early compo- mentoring, saying her own
nent in the disease cycle that mentors had the biggest
contributes to the memory loss impact on her career.
in Alzheimer's disease. "I really believe in paying
Stutzmann came to it forward and encouraging
Rosalind Franklin Univer- all young scientists," she said.
sity of Medicine and Science RFU is at 3333 Green Bay
(RFUMS) from the University
Road, North Chicago; call
of California, Irvine, in 2005 to (847) 578-3000 or visit www.
explore this area of interest,
rosaiindfranklin.edu.
intentionally seeking RFUMS
for its commitment to re- Indiana University North-
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Gary, md., spent 13 years as a
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tant. Now she is taking steps
to further her career with an
associate's degree in health
information management.
When I finish, I want to work
at ahospital,'Jones said, and
then probably go back and get
my bachelor degree in health
information administratloit"
Asked why she chose
Indiana University Northwest,
Jones cited the campus' prox-
imity to her home and the
value and worldwide reputa-
tion of an lU degree.
Damelle Dotson, 38, of Cal-
umet City, had five children
and plenty of responsibility
in her life when she decided
to continue her business
degree at 11.1 Northwest.
Dotson was determined
to prove to her 16-year-old
son that "no matter what -
through adversity, through
having a family, through
whatever - I can still get my
degree and that will hope-
fully motivate him and his
siblings behind him."
Dotson received an flliana
ment scholarship from lU North-
west worth up to $10,000 per
Real world application
Expert instructors
Online options
year.The luana scholarship is
just one way in which [U North-
west is making an lU education
accessible for adult students
across northwest Indiana and
Chicago's south suburbs.
lU Northwest also offers
transfer student scholarships
to full-time and part-time stu-
dents. Scholarship totals range
between $2,000 and $6,000 for
two years. lU Northwest also
will discount undergraduate
tuition by 25 percent for sum-
mer courses again in 2013.
For more information on
completing your degree at
lU Northwest, go to www.iun.
edu or call (888) 968-7486.
University of St. Francis:
USF is a Catholic, liberal arts
institution that serves 3,400
students nationwide. It offers 44
undergraduate programs, four
degree-completion programs,
18 graduate programs and two
doctoral programs. Fields of
study include arts and science,
business, education, nursing
and health caxe and social work.
Recognized as a top Mid-
western college by both U.S.
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701 Harlem Avenue, Glenview
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Cover Story
Chicago Botanic Garden
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exhibit of woodcut
prints.

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

'My Fair Lady,' 'Lawpocalypse Music of the An Acoustic 'Cultural Collage'

Now,' Baroque's Evening with exhibit of West
(above) is on stage
Lucinda Williams African and Native
Jan. 25-27 and Feb. Chicago Bar Asso- Mozart Celebration
1-2 at Northwestern ciation's fundraiser takes place at 7:30 takes place at 7:30 American culture is
University's Cahn show, is 8 p.m. Jan. p.m. Jan. 27 at the p.m. Jan. 30 at on display through
Auditorium, 600 26 at Oakton Com- North Shore Center S.P.A.C.E., 1245 Feb. 17 at Dittmar
Emerson St., Evan- munity College's for the Performing Chicago Ave., Memorial Gallery
ston. See nudol- Footik Theatre in Arts in Skokie. See Evanston. Visit in Evanston. Call
phinshow.org. Des Plaines. Call baroque.org. evanstonspace. (847) 491-2348.
(847) 635-1893. corn.
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2013 Movies
Sci-fi, fantasy and superheroes still rule in 2013
BY BRUCE INGRAM I Film Critic
While we're cal-
culating the likely
Oscar winners from
2012, we might as
well start looking
, ahead to movie
highlights of the
coming year.
0f course, it's no surprise
that many of the major titles,
on the mainstream track at
least, are solidly grounded in
the big-box-office trinity of
superheroes, sci-fi and fantasy
- since seven of last year's
ten top grossers fell into at
least one of those categories.
So, here's a sampler of con-
tenders for the next 12 months
on the super-sci-fantasy front,
plus a handful of comedy-
drama alternatives to try for a
smaller piece of the pie.
"Man of Steel" (June 14):
The Superman franchise gets
a big-time reboot with pro-
ducer Christopher Nolan (the
"Dark Knight" trilogy) report-
edly working closely with
director Zack Snyder ("300,"
'Watchman") to deliver a
darker, more angst-ridden
Supes along the lines of the
troubled (yet tremendously
popular) Batman. Amy Ad-
ams co-stars as Lois Lane and
Michael Shannon provides
the villainy as the evil General
Zod.
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Also in the pipeline: "Iron
Man 3" (May 3) and "Thor:
The Dark World" (Nov. 8),
each carrying on the $1-bu-.
lion momentum of last
summer's "The Avengers."
"Kick-Ass 2" (June 28) repre-
senting the improbable (but
welcome) return of teenage
crime fighter Dave Lizewski
(Aaron Taylor-Johnson) and
homicidal teen heroine Hit Girl
(Chloe Grace Moretz), with
Jim Carrey joining the fray as
Colonel Stars and Stripes. And
"The Wolverine" (July 26)
with Hugh Jackman returning
as the slicing dicing X-Man
renegade, with the promising
addition of James Mangold
"Star Trek Into Darkness"
("Walk the Line," "3:10 to
Yuma") as writer/director.
And "Oblivion" (April 19) fea-
turing Tom Cruise as a robot
repairman assigned to the ru-
ned planet Earth who discov-
"Star Trek Into Darkness" ers disturbing secrets about a
(May 17): After his success- recent ravaging war with alien
ful 2009 reboot of the "Star invaders.
Trek" movie franchise, direc-
tor J.J. Abrams returns with
the crew of the starship En-
terprise (Chris Pine, Zachary
Quinto, Zoe Saldana, Simon "Oz the Great and Power-
Pegg) for a spin-off of "The ful" (March 8): Reportedly
Wrath of Khan" - featur- budgeted at $200 million and
ing Benedict Cumberbatch with director Sam Raimi (the
("Sherlock") reportedly filling "Spider-Man" trilogy), this pre-
the dangerously handsome quel of sorts to "The Wizard
shoes of Ricardo Montalban. of Oz" features James Franco
as the Kansas circus-magi-
Henr,ÇaviIl is Superman in the new reboot, "Man of Steel."
And let's not forget: "Pa- cian-turned-wannabe-wizard;
cific Rim" (July 12) featuring Michelle Williams, Rachel
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Earth-invading monsters, ing. Plus "The Hunger Games: the arena for the first of three haps good, perhaps not-so-
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he calls recitals, and multi-media happenings involv-
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at Northwestern's Mary and Leigh Block Museum of
Art. Bessie Smith, John Coltrane, Dr. Martin Luther
King, arctic explorer Matthew Henson, Jimi Hendrix
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performance with the Lone Wolf
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Music, 60 Arts Circle Drive, Evan-
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also free.
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created. The survey covers 30
years of work, most of which has
never been gathered together in
the same setting before. I guess
you could say that this show is a
Recital of Recitals.
Q: Why did you decide to take
on the work of honoring under-
appreciated historical figures?
What was your initial inspiration?
A: My initial inspiration was to
connect my work to a meaningful
quest. To set out to use the bio-
graphical particulars of the his-
tory of heroic individuals posed
interesting artistic challenges.
To reinsert these figures to their
Terry Adkins, Single Bound (from Towering Steep), by Terry Adkins, 2000;
steel and rooster feathers. COURTESY OF THE BLANTON MUSEUM OF
ART, THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
rightful place within the panora-
ma of history seemed to me to be
an exciting and perilous place to
operate from.
Q: lt seems that many of the
figures in this current exhibit are
African-American. Do you tend to
focus on them in your work - or
people connected to important
moments in African-American
history such as John Brown?
A: The work is this Recital was
chosen based on establishing a
wide range of thematic and for-
mal variety from a 30-year body
of work. I don't believe in the
concept of race, so my decisions
are never made from that point of
view. My focus through working
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sEÄf 'Three Viewings' unspools
MINSK, 2011:
A REPLY TO KATHY ACKER
20 with quirky tales of loss
In the face of fBY TOM WITOM I Contributor
recent police raids
in Minsk, and despite
In his dark comedy, "Three View-
the loss of jobs, freedom and ings," playwright Jeffrey Hatcher
home, this provocative, inspiring turns the spotlight on a trio of char-
company continues to develop acters, each of whom comes to terms
8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays; 3 p.m. Sun-
award-winning productions. with the loss of someone dear. days through Feb. 10
The survivors' quirky stories come Oil Lamp Theater, 1723 Glenview Road,
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Hatcher's diverting work, confident-
y directed by Gretchen Sonstroem
BELARUS FREE THEATRE at Glenview's Oil Lamp Theater, of- Page completely captures his char-
fers audiences plenty of laughs. The acter's frustration as he agonizes over

MINS
production is well cast with veteran
actors, including June Entwisle Miller
and two Oil Lamp regulars, Joe Page
and Jasmine Ryan.
"I love you" becomes a mantra for
missed opportunities and keeps re-
setting deadlines for taking decisive
action.
Ryan, too, buttons down the kooky
Mac, who was known as Jane before

2011i
Emil (Page), an aging, tongue-tied
undertaker. More than anything he
longs to share his pent-up feelings for
Tessie, a divorced real estate agent
he fancies. Emil is obsessed with this
woman who frequents his establish-
she move to Los Angeles. This tough-
talking young woman looks the pic-
ture of innocence as she describes her
method for making ends meet: steal-
ing valuable jewelry from corpses laid
out at various funeral parlors.

A REPLY TO KATHYACKER ment to press her business cards in

the hands of surviving spouses should
they some day decide to scale down
PERFORMED IN RUSSIAN ANO BELARUSIAN WITH PROJECTED ENGLISH TRANSLATION
to a smaller house. But Emil is too shy
concept, direction and adaptation by VLADIMIR SFICHERBAN - and fearful of rejection - to let his
devised, written and performed by BELARUS FREE THEATRE feelings be known.
originally co-produced by NATALIA IALIADA and NICOLAI KHALEZIN,
When Nettie, her rich 103-year-old
grandmother dies, Mac heads back
to the Pittsburgh area to claim an
expensive ring that the old woman
once promised her. She's shocked and
dismayed to discover the ring absent
from her late relative's finger, and very

*****
and "FUEL" THEATRE COMPANY (UK) quickly the tragic backstory of Mac's
roller-coaster life unfolds,
Miller, who presents the final mono-
logue, impresses with her strong per-
formance as Virginia, a most ordinary
"A REMINDER THAT THERE ARE PARTS OF THE WORLD housewife whose grief over the death
WHERE PUllING ON A PLAY REPRESENTS of her husband Ed Carpolotti becomes
the least of her worries.
AN ACT OF POLITICAL COURAGE" After finding out about the serious
DAILY TELEGRAPH UK implications of her late spouse's repu-
tation as a 'wheeler-dealer," Virginia
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Take a sweet journey to "Candy Land' with ede2, children ages 3-8 and their families. are walking across your backyard during Tracks
3 to 4 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 26 at the Skokie Public For details, call (847) 467-4000 or go to www. and Trails, 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 30
Library, 5215 Oakton St. pickstaiger.org. at Wildwood Nature Center, 529 Forestview Ave.,
"We will be performing several pieces inspired Park Ridge. Cost is $15 per family. Registration is
by the board game Candy Land," said Allison Kurtz FOLLOW FOOTPRINTS required.
Volkers, artistic director of the ensemble based at .
For details, call (847) 692-3570 or go to www.
Dance Center Evanston. The plot spins around a Your family will learn to recognize what animals prparks.org. U
character named Mae, played by Mae Hurtig.
"She gets sick and has to stay inside," Volkers
said. "She falls asleep and goes on this magical
journey."
Mae's adventures include snowboarding on ice
cream slopes with the Duke of Swirl and meeting
such characters as the Gummy Bears and Ginger-
bread Kids. There's even a villain, Lady Licorice,
"who tries to trap Mae in the Licorice Lagoon," Volk- SNOW DAYS CHICAGO 2013
ers said. JANUARY 25 27 ' GATEWAY PARK
Pick up free tickets at 2:30 p.m. on performance snow doy ot Navy Pier with professioîol and hgh school snow scu'pting
day. snow pointing and games, on interactive snowboording experience,
For details, call (847) 324-3149 or go to www.
live entertainmenT and more.
skokielibrary.info.

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

WHOO'S TALKING?

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

IT'S AN ILLUSION

The excitement of brass, woodwind and percus-

sion instruments will be explored at Band Illusions,
10:30 am. Saturday, Jan. 26 at Pick-Staiger Concert
Hall, 50 Arts Circle Drive, Evanston. Tickets are epepsi w1cw
$6, $4 for students. The Kids Fare program is for
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the university celebrating King's
life and legacy. NU recently made
Martin Luther King Day an official
university holiday; Jan. 21 was its
first.
Last week, Belafonte spoke
about his activism, his music and
his fond memories of King.
Q: You're speaking about Dr.
King at a number of universities
and events this month. How did
this tour come about now?
Belafonte: For the last many
years, each time Dr. King's birth-
day comes up or the anniversary
of his death, there's always a call
by institutions and individuals to
speak on the subject. Depending
on the state of the union, I go and
I speak and make commentary on
what he might have observed and
said if he'd been around today.
Q: Where has King's legacy
succeeded?
Belafonte: The real beauty and
power of what the [Civil Rights]
movement achieved - when you
look back at the cunning and bru-
tality and smarts and resources
poured into trying to roll back the
clock and end affirmative action
and women's rights and so many
things - is that the opposition
has miserably failed. Including
trying to stop Obama getting re-
elected. There's the real tribute
to what King achieved. Not from
what we've taken but in stopping
the opposition from defeating it.
Q: King is such a mythic figure.
Tell me something sensory, some-
thing human about him.
Belafonte: What endeared him
to me was the way in which he
wrenched over the decisions he
had to make. To watch him un-
able to sleep, develop all kinds of
psychological disorders. He had a
tic that plagued him constantly. lt
wasn't a stutter. It was a nervous
disorder that gave him kind of a -
he couldn't complete a sentence
without a gasp for air. One day
he seemed to no longer have that
affliction.
Q: The last time I heard "Day
O', it was a sample in Lil Wayne's
"6 Foot, 7 Foot." What's your
opinion of your catalog getting
sampled?
Belafonte: I love it. I'm not a
protectionist. I was talking to
[blues legend] Brownie McGhee
once about purism in folk music.
He said all songs are folk songs.
He said, "Harry, the first song
ever sung by a human being was
'Ugh." Anybody can take my
song. They can gladly have it, be-
cause it was never my song.
Q: Right, your version was
based on several that came
before.
Belafonte: "Day O" has a long
history. Who knows where it
came from. By the time it came
to me it was full-blown. I had a
happy time singing it. I
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BY BRUCE INGRAM I Film Critic
OPENING
FRIDAY
ou i havior at its worst. They do
Rated
PG-13 for brief strong lan-
guage and suggestive humor
Stars
Maggie Smith, Tom Courte-
nay, Billy Connolly, Pauline
Collins
'The quiet life of three retired
opera singers in a rest home
is disrupted when the diva
who used to be part of their
quartet appears on the scene.
Dustin Hoffman makes his
directorial debut with the
drama.
STILL
PLAYING
Li
Rated
i streets and took the job of
R for pervasive language,
some sexual content and
violence
Stars
Russell Crowe, Mark Wahl-
berg, Catherine Zeta-Jones
An ex-cop (Wahlberg) hired
by New York City's mayor
(Crowe) to trace the activities
wife (Zeta-Jones) sud-
phis
enIy finds himself involved
in a much bigger scandal.
**v2
sated
R for strong bloody violence
throughout, and language
Stars
Arnold Schwarzenegger, Edu-
ardo Noriega, Johnny Knox-
ville, Forest Whitaker
NIL
Victoria (Megan Charpentier) brings a dark secret into her new
home in the horror film "Mama." I UNIVERSAL PICTURES
lt's hard to tell if he really is
as slow and creaky as he's
playing it in this surprisingly
low-key action extravaganza,
but one thing's for sure - he's
still the same old Ah-nold.
Just a little old and a little
tired. In his first starring role
in 10 years, Schwarzenegger
plays a former LA detective
who got tired of the mean
sheriff in a sleepy New Mexi-
co border town. After escap-
ing from the FBI, a vicious
(yet handsome) Mexican drug
lord heads for the border in a
souped-up Corvette. The only
thing standing in between
him and freedom is Sheriff
Ray and his ragtag group of
deputies. To its credit, "The
Last Stand" doesn't ask us
to take any of this seriously.
Despite the mounting body
count, the overall mood is
light and mildly humorous,
with a touch of poignancy as
the sheriff takes his tough-
guy moves out of mothballs
and attempts to lay down the
law one last time.
Rated
PG-13 for violence and terror,
some disturbing images and
thematic elements
Stars
Jessica Chastain, Nikolaj
Coster-Waldau, Megan Char-
pentier, Isabelle Nelisse
This old-school-creepy ode
to demented mother love is a
better than average shocker
despite its predictable and
slow-moving plot. lt relies
more on suspense and atmo-
sphere than splattery gore,
plus it features a memorably
freaky spectral boogey-wom-
an who's liable to linger as a
nasty memory whether you
want her to or not. After res-
cuing his two long-lost nieces
from the cabin in the woods
where they were abandoned
five years ago by his brother,
uncle Lucas (Coster-Waldau)
brings the feral children home
to live with his rocker girl-
friend (Chastain) - unaware
that they've been adopted by
a psychotic ghost with baby
issues from beyond the grave.
AMOUR
***1/2
Rated
PG-13 for mature thematic
material including a disturb-
¡ng act and for brief language
Stars
Jean-Louis Trintignant, Em-
manuelle Riva, Isabelle
Huppert
Michael Haneke's films tend
to contemplate human be-
their best to make us reevatu-
ate whatever comforting no-
tions we may have about life
and about our ability to order
the world into a benign place.
The same holds true for the
much-celebrated, Cannes
Festival-winning "Amour," a
film that forces us to confront
the very thing we like least
to consider - the end of our
lives - but with one new
ingredient: tenderness and
devotion. The Cannes Festival
Palme d'Or-winning "Amour"
is the story of Georges and
Anne (Trintignant and Riva) a
couple of retired, octogenar-
ian Parisian piano teachers,
whose quiet, content life is
devastated when Anne is
suddenly afflicted with a se-
ries of strokes that leave her
partially paralyzed, then sui-
cidal, then entirely helpless.
Anne exacts a promise from
her husband not to send her
back to the hospital no mat-
ter what happens. A promise
that Georges does his best to
fulfill.
GANGSTER SQUAD
**
Rated
R for strong violence and
language
Stars
Sean Penn, Josh Brolin, Ryan
Gosling, Emma Stone
Action-comedy director Ru-
ben Fleischer ("Zombieland")
is no stranger to mayhem
and crime, but taking on this
ersatz, film noir-style, and
almost entirely humorless,
hard-boiled cops and rob-
bers saga still seems a bizarre
choice. "Gangster Squad"
works within a just barely
true-to-life framework to re-
imagine the downfall of the
post-World War Il-era Los
Angeles gangster kingpin
Mickey Cohen - courtesy
of a crew of maverick cops
organized to attack him out-
side the law. Brolin is suitably
square-jawed as the gangster
squad honcho and Gosling
is a plus as his enigmatic,
world-weary right-hand man,
but the mannered tough-guy
dialogue is as over the top as
the bullet-riddled final show-
down in the heart of down-
town LA.
O DARK
Rated
R for strong violence includ-
ing brutal, disturbing images,
and for language
Stars
Jessica Chastain, Jason
Clarke, James Gandolfini
This harrowing, morally corn-
plicated drama by the creative
team behind the Oscar-win-
fling "The Hurt Locker" is ev-
ery bit as realistic, suspenseful
and emotionally intense. The
closely based on fact "Zero
Dark Thirty" opens with the
introduction of a fictional,
composite character - Chas-
tain as an obsessively dedicat-
ed young CIA officer named
Maya. After working for years
to track down Osarna bin Lad-
en, Maya is convinced the Al
Qaeda leader is in Pakistan. Of
course, we know she is right
and we know what happens
when she ultimately locates
him, but that doesn't lessen
the impact of this gripping,
fast-moving dramatization, in
which countless false starts
and blind alleys only serve to
heighten the feeling that the
story could jump in any direc-
tion at any moment.
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offered two films with
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Michael Haneke's grim,
yet loving, "Amour,"
and now, "Quartet," the
one that won't leave
you feeling hopelessly
traumatized.
In fact, you're likely to feel pretty
good about the declining/golden
years. Maybe a little too good, but
why quibble?
Quartet" s a light piece of work,
but it's meant to be that way, with
just enough melancholy mixed in to
keep it from turning to treacle. And
Dustin Hoffman, in his directorial de-
but, along with an ideal cast, make
that delicately balanced formula work
to perfection.
The film opens at Beacham House,
an improbably sumptuous English
country estate that has been set
up as a retirement home for classi-
cal musicians. lt's time for the an-
nual gala concert honoring Verdi's
birthday, an event that has become
necessary to keep the house running,
and all the residents are in rehearsal
mode, directed by the imperious
Cedric (Michael Gambon). There's a
problem, though. The gala's biggest
draw, Beacham House's most famous
retired singer, has fallen ill. Who can
they find to replace him?
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515 E. Thacker, Des Feb. 15 in the Music
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days; 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. Nichols Concert Hall,
Saturdays; and 3 p.m. 1490 Chicago Ave.,
Sundays. $25; $23 se- Evanston. $35 for pre-
niors and students. Visit ferred seating, $28 for
www.bignoise.org. general admission, $22
seniors; $12 students.
Visit www.chicagoacap-
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7924 Lincoln Ave. Skok- Winter Mini-Fest
ie. www.gorillatango.
com. (773) 598-4549.
Feb. 1-March 29, 7:30 Presented at 7:30 p.m.
p.m. Fridays: 'Dial with Feb. 1-2 at Nichols Con-
a Smile: An Office Musi- cert Hall, 1490 Chicago
cal," $15. Feb. 17-March Ave., Evanston. $30;
10, 6 p.m. Sundays: $20 seniors; $10 stu-
"Shaw's Farm," a coun- dents. Visit www.chica-
try music musical. $20. goduopianofestival.org.
"The Whipping Lake Shore
Man" Symphony Orchestra
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Presented by Northlight Performs Brahms' Sec-
Theatre through Feb. ond Symphony and oth-
24 at the North Shore er works, 3:30 p.m. Jan.
Center for the Perform- 27 at Northside Col-
ing Arts, 9501 Skokie lege Preparatory High
Blvd., Skokie. $25-$72. School, 5501 N. Kedzie
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Icon Key
Ave., Chicago. $20; $15
seniors and students.
Fantasy" at 3:30 p.m.
Feb. 10 in the Theatre
House, 1417 Hinman Ave.
$10. Visit www.first-
Visit www.lsso.org. for the Performing Arts ch u rc heva nston org.
Toddlers o-3
at Maine West High
Music Institute of
School, 1755 S. Wolf
Road, Des Plaines. $20; Segovia Classical :ids
Chicago $15 seniors; $10 stu- Guitar Series
dents. Visit www.north-
westsymphony.org. Family FAM
Nichols Concert Hall, Feb. 10-ApriI 13, in Lut-
1490 Chicago Ave., kin Hall, 700 University
Evanston. www. Park Ridge Civic Place, or Pick-Staiger
Teens 13+
musicinst.org. Feb. Orchestra Concert Hall, 50 Arts
16, 7:30 p.m.: Paci- Circle Drive, on North- Au....
fica Quartet performs western University's
works by Smetana and Presenting "From a Evanston campus. Call
Beethoven. $30; $20 Farewell to a Kiss," (847) 491-5441 or visit Seniors 65+
seniors; $10 students. 2:30 p.m. Feb. 10 at the www.pickstaiger.org.
Pickwick Theatre, 5 S. Feb. 10, 3 p.m.: Lutenist
Prospect, Park Ridge. Hopkinson Smith per-
The Newberry The program includes forms works by Bach,
Consort works by Haydn, Hin- in Lutkin Hall. $18; $12
demith and Cole Porter, students. Feb. 24, 3
with soloists Peter van p.m.: Uruguayan guitar- (ou Want In?
Presenting " My Heart's de Graaff, baritone, and ist Alvaro Pierri will per- Here's How:
in the Highlands: Songs Kathleen van de Graaff, form works by Paganini,
& Poems of Robbie soprano. $25; $20 Ponce and Ginastera, Submit GO events
Burns," 3 p.m. Jan. 27 at students and seniors. in Lutkin Hall. $22; $12 one week prior
Northwestern Universi- Visit www.parkridgecivi- students. to the date of
ty's Lutkin Hall, 700 Uni- corchestra.org. publication
versity Place, Evanston.
$32 in advance; $35 at Skokie Valley Entries must be
the door. Visit www. Renovo String Symphony Orchestra typed. GO listings
newberryconsort.org. Orchestra are free. Include brief
descriptions of the
Presenting "The Amen- event, date, address,
Northshore Concert Presenting "West Coast can Symphonists" at price and phone
Band Russians," 8 p.m. Feb. 1 3 p.m. Feb. 10 at the nu m ber.
at Musical Offering, 743 North Shone Center for Email: Send submis-
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Northwestern Univer- svso.org.
sity's Pick-Staiger Con-
cert Hall, 50 Arts Circle Robinson Recital
Drive, Evanston. $18; Series Winter Chamber pickstaiger.ong. Jan.
$13 seniors; $7 students. Music Festival 25: The Eschen String
Visit www.northshore-
Quartet performs works
band.org. Violinist Megan Bauer by Prokofiev, Shosta-
and pianist Kingsley Presented through Jan. kovich and Beethoven..
Day perform works by 31 at Northwestern Uni- $22; $10 students.
Northwest Beethoven, Brahms versity's Pick-Staiger Jan. 27: Bienen School
Symphony Orchestra and Prokofiev at 3 p.m. Concert Hall, 50 Ants faculty and guests
Jan. 27 in the First Circle Drive, Evanston. perform works by
18
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Saint-Saens, Prokofiev
and Schumann. $20;
$10 students. Jan. 31:
Violinist Nadja Salerno-
Sonnenberg and the
New Century Chamber
Orchestra perform. $30;
$10 students.
Theater of Chicago
"Wishes and Wings,"
7 p.m. Feb. 12 at the
Music Institute of Chi-
cago's Nichols Concert
Hall, 1490 Chicago Ave.,
Evanston. $16-$21; $9-
$13 for children. www.
youthchoraltheater.org.
org. Feb. 6, 7:30 p.m.: Farmer CD release show
p.m.: Nam Jin (world
Akoo Theatre at music). $50-$100. An Acoustic Evening with Miles Nielsen & the
Rosemont with Matisyahu. $35, Rusted Hearts (folk).
$45, $55. Feb. 8, 8 p.m.: $10/$12. Feb. 7, 7:30
North Shore Center Big Bad Voodoo Daddy p.m.: Tift Merritt (folk).
5400 N. River Road, for the Performing 20th Anniversary Tour. $22/$25. Feb. 8, 7 p.m.
Rosemont. Tickets avail- Arts $47, $53. Feb. 26, 8 and 9:30 p.m.: Judy
able at www.ticketmas- p.m.: The Pink Floyd Ex- Collins (folk). $40-$85.
18+ perience. $48, $56, $62.
ter.com or (800) 745-
3000. Feb. 14, 8 p.m.: 9501 Skokie Blvd., Skok- March 7, 8 p.m.: Indigo
Ricardo Anona (Latin). ie. (847) 673-6300. Girls with The Shadow-
boxers. $52, $62.

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Band. $5; $3 students concert will be at 7
and seniors. p.m. April 13. Call (847)
823-3958 or visit www.
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8 p.m.: Kelly Hogan Staged Reading," 6-9
(country). $14/$16. Jan. p.m. Jan. 28-29 at Oak-
7 p.m.: The Jill & Ju- ton Community College,
lia Show. $18-$38. Jan. 1600 E. Golf Road, Des
7 p.m.: Sixpence Plaines. Cast includes
None the Richer (pop/ three women (40s and
DIAMONDS rock). $22/$25. Jan. 505) and five men (teen
29, 7:30 p.m.: Albert through SOs). Prepare
Lee (country/rock). a one- to two-minute
WEBUYANDSELL $17/$20. Jan. 30, 7:30 monologue or speak for
WEBUV GOLD, SILVER,
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1, 8 p.m.: Shawn Colvin
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THETIMETO GOØir$1,6841O! (folk). $38-$78. Feb. 2, Co.
& Caidwelt
CASH IN IS NOW! 8 p.m.: Shawn Colvin
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es 'e on Chicago J 60646 www.seHyourgo1dchicago.com ! (folk). $38-$78. Feb. Holding auditions for
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The Wizard of Oz" Lincoinwood Public Gorilla Tango's North Shore Center at Immanuel Luthern
Jan. 26-27 at 2559 N. Library Skokie Theatre for the Performing Church, 855 Lee St.,
Sayre, Chicago. Seeking Arts Gorilla Tango's Des Plaines. $6 per
18+
a large cast of children Skokie Theatre guest. Also offering free
ages 8 and up, teens 4000 W. Pratt Ave. 7924 Lincoln Ave. Skok- square dance lessons
and adults. Children (847) 677-5277. www. le. www.gorillatango. 9501 Skokie Blvd., Skok- 7-9 p.m. Jan. 28, Feb.
8-12 years old audi- lincolnwoodlibrary. com. Jan. 26, 7:30 p.m.: e. www.northshorecen- 7924 Lincoln Ave. 4 and Feb. 11 at the
tion 9-11 am. Saturday; org. Feb. 4, 3:30 p.m.: 'The Meshuganas," a ter.org. Jan. 24-27: The Skokie. www.goril- Summit of Uptown, 10
teens and adults, noon- Screening of Ice Age: standup comedy revue Capitol Steps present latango.com. (773) N. Summit, Park Ridge.
2 p.m. Saturday and 2-6 Continental Drift," rated featuring Hollie Himmel- political satire. Perfor- 598-4549. Jan. 25, 7:30 Call (773) 685-8407.
p.m. Sunday. Teens and PG. man and Steve Himmel- mances at 7:30 p.m. p.m.: "TapMan: Origin,"
adults prepare 32 bars man. $22. Feb. 2-March Thursday; 8 p.m. Friday; featuring Chicago tap
of an uptempo song; 23, 7:30 p.m. Saturdays: 5 p.m. and 8 p.m. Sat- dancer Tristan Bruns North Shore Center
bring sheet music in Nues Public Library 'Breaking Belding." urday; 2 p.m. Sunday. in a stage adaptation for the Performing
proper key. Be prepared Someone is attack- $4550-$4950. of his TapMan variety Arts
to dance and possibly 18+ ¡ng the kids of "Saved character. $15.
read from the script. 6960 Oakton St., NUes. by the Bell!" $20. Feb.
Children will be taught a (847) 663-6405. www. 16, 17 and 24, 4 p.m.: Zanies Comedy 9501 Skokie Blvd., Skok-
song and simple dance nileslibrary.org. Jan. 26, "Twice Upon a Time," Club Happy Twirlers ie. (847) 673-6300.
steps. Visit www.rising- 2 p.m.: Saturday Family a sketch comedy revue
starschicago.com. Movie features "Mada- created by a youth en- 1 www.northshorecenter.
org. Feb. 16, 8 p.m.:
gascar 3: Europe's Most semble. $12. Ongoing, 5437 Park Place, Rose- Hosting square and Thodos Dance Chicago.
Wanted," rated PG. 9 p.m. Saturdays: "Holy mont. http://rosemont. round dancing at $36, $46.
Bouncing Boobies! A zanies.com. Jan. 23-26: 7:30 p.m. the sec-
TRY Batman Burlesque." 18 Larry Reeb. Jan. 30-31: ond Saturday of the
"Snow White and and over. $35. April Macie. month, through May, I What to Do [Page 74]
Lincoinwood Public the 7 Dwarfs"
Library
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4000 W. Pratt Ave. Kids Company Theatre
www.lincolnwoodli- for Children through
brary.org. Feb. 11, 11 Feb. 27 at the Stahl
am.: Discussion of Ar- Family Theater, located

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10:30 a.m. and 7 p.m.; and friends perform ANUPAMA CHANDRASEKILA AMERICAN PREMIERt
Jan. 26-27, 11:30 a.m., 7:30-9 p.m. Feb. 8
3:30 p.m. and 7 p.m.: at Curt's Cafe, 2922 ANN FILMER BEGINS TODAY!
Disney On Ice: Rockin' Central St., Evanston.
Gardens Theater
Ever After. $26-$75. $3 cover. Call (847)
868-8385. vVictory
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Lincoinwood Public
Library
4000 W. Pratt Ave.
(847) 677-5277. www.
Iincolnwoodlibrary.org.
Jan. 25, 1 p.m.: "Sam-
sara." Jan. 31, 10:30
am.: "To Rome With
Love." Jan. 31, 1 p.m.:
Cinematic Classics -
"The Big Sleep." Feb. 1,
1 p.m.: "Looper."
Northwest Chicago
Film Society
Classic Film Series is
held at the Portage March 14 and March 16. acrobatics and live mu- In Recognition of the
International Day of Ho-
Theater, 4050 N. Mil- Register at www.goril- sic, Feb. 16-March 23
waukee Ave., Chicago. latango.com. at The Actors Gymna- locaust Remembrance.
Admission is $5. Visit Film Incubator sium, 927 Noyes St., Free with museum ad-
www.northwestchica- Program Evanston. $15-$20. Visit mission. Reservations
gofilmsociety.org. Jan. www.actorsgymnasiurn. required. Feb. 3-ApriI
30, 7:30 p.m.: "The Fly- corn. 21: "Courage: The Vision
ing Ace" (1926), with Gorilla Tango's Skokie to End Segregation, The
live organ accompani- Theatre, 7924 Lincoln North Shore Center Guts to Fight for lt." The
ment by Jay Warren. Ave., Skokie, offers a for the Performing exhibit traces the saga
six-week workshop Arts of Reverend JA. De
where youth ages 7-13, Laine and the citizens
in tandem with profes- Illinois Holocaust of Clarendon County,
ES sional filmmakers, cre- 9501 Skokie Blvd., Skok- Museum & S.C., who brought a
ate a short film, working ¡e. www.northshorecen- Education Center pivotal law suit chal-
Nues Public Library on all aspects of the ter.org. Feb. 9, 7 p.m.: lenging racial segrega-
production including The Magic of Bill Blagg. tion in public schools.
writing, directing, act- $28, $34. 9603 Woods Drive, Feb. 3, 1 p.m.: Chicago
6960 Oakton St., Nues. ing and crew. At the Skokie. (847) 967-4889. Sun-Times columnist
(847) 663-6405. www. end of the term movies www.ilholocaustmu- Laura S. Washington
nileslibrary.org. Jan. 29, are premiered at the Skooled: A Study in seum.org. Admission: interviews members
7 p.m.: Lyric Opera Lec- Skokie Theatre as a free Circus" $12; $8 for students and of the De Laine family.
ture Series features "La event for family and senior citizens; $6 for Free with museum ad-
Boheme" by Puccini. friends. Cost is $380 children ages 5-11. Jan. mission. Reservations
per six-week session. The production in- 27, 1:30-3 p.m.: Remem- required. I
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In 2013, more people will be seeking healthcare, and clinician-to-patient ratios must be met, says Salinas says that most competitive recruiting for in-demand healthcare jobs in 2013 will be for
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much healthcare Americans will consume. specialist nurses, certified nursing assistants andhome health aides.

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W. of Waukegan Rd on Deerheld $29! Go to www.Profiowers.corro/Da Townhomes The mortgaged real estate is im-
Rd. Take to Wilmot and go left to zzfe or call 1-888-729-3176 Apartments, Furifished Small Pet 0k. 847-564-5887 847456-3452 or 847-673-2232 7
1/17, 1(24, 113113 proved with a dwelling. The proper.
#466296
Marcie. House is full of Wonderful Promotional pnces start at $19.99 a
Condos, Townhomes Glenview- I 2,3 Bds
Lake County Condos, Lofts 1g will NOT be open tor inspection.
items. See EstateSates.net for month for DISH for 12 months. Call SKOKIE The purchaser of the unit other Ihan
complete list of items. Myma Today 800-354-0871 and ask about LUXURY RESIDENCES HIGHLAND PARK Duplex IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
Homes COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS
a mortgagee shall pay the assena-
Next Day Installation. Valley Lo Towers Il 2 bedroom, 2nd floor, all electrIc, mento and the letal tees required
Duplex close to town and train, No pets, Open Houses COUNTY DEPARTMENT, CHAM-
s' .i REDUCE YOUR CABLE BILL! 1910 Chestnut Ave, CERY DIVISION
tin 765 ILCS 605/9g))t( and )g4).
$995/month. 847-831-8080 The judgment amount was
Get a 4-Room All-Digital Satellite Rooms ASK ABOUT OUR SPECIALS! Mobile Homes DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL
MPE SA system installed for FREE and pro- Call (847) 998-1800 x200 TRUST COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE $448,562.90.
Sale terms for non-
G gramming starting at $19.99/mo. Manufactured Homes parties: 10% of successful bid im-
Housing to Share Mon - Frl 9:30 - 5pm FOR LONG BEACH MORTGAGE
mediately at conclusion of auction,
FREE I-fD/DVR upgrade for new www.valleylotowers.com LOAN TRUST 2006-9,
callers. SO CALL NOW. 1 -800-699- Mobile Homes WAUKEGAN - 2 bedroom apart- Apartment Buildings balance by 12:30 p.m. the nest
Plaintiff
Wlllowbrook 231 South Frontage 7159 ment, second hoor, $700/month, sil business day. both by cashier's
V.
Rd. January 25th 9am-4pm and
SAVE on Cable TV-Internet-Digital Retirement Rentals
GLENVIEW: 183 $875-$900, utilities included. Please call 224- Co-Op Apartments SAHAR SANDER; EGLE
checks; and no refunds. The sale
January 26th gam-lpm. High end 2BR, 2BA $1 100. nc)s heat, con- 365-4249 shall be sublecl Io general real es-
Packages start JUREVICIUTE, JPMORGAN
turn, home accents, patio, rugs, Phone. at
Co-Op Housing ered pricg avail Immed. occupancy WAUKEGAN: 710 PIne St, 2BR
Senior Housing tale tases, special tases, special
CHASE BANK, NATIONAL ASSO- assessments, special tases levied,
amps, art. Cash onlyt $89.99/mo (for 12 months.) Options
from ALL major service providers. Sleeping Rooms GRE PROP, 847-567-6075 $750. 1318 Clarkson, iBA, $650. Commercial, Industrial dATION, AS ASSIGNEE OF FED-
and superior liens, if
any. The
Cull Acceller today to learn more! plus securIty. Sec 8 welcom.t ERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE
Furniture Glenvlew Senior Housing, 2br, Please call 847-662-3789 Farms, Farmland
property is offered 'as is, with no
CORPORATION AS RECEIVER espress or implied warranties and
CALL t-877-736-7087 Housekeeping Rooms 2ba w! pnv garden. Chesnul Square MUTUAL
ANTiQUE 1890s DINING TABLE FOR WASHINGTON
YOU or a loved one have an addic- Community. 100% refundable de- wifhouf any repnesentafìon as to the
wIth 6 chairs, custom pad, manu- Finder Service posit req'd. Approo. $3200/mo.
Homes Homes BuIlt to Order BANK; OLD ORCHARD GREENS quality of fille or recourse to Plaìn-
lion? Over 500 alcohol and drug 1
MCINTOSH HOUSE NKJA OLD tiff.
factured by Chicago Furniture nationwide. Very meal/day, activities mcl. Special Of- Cook County - Suburban Prospective bidders are ad-
Company, beautIful condition,
rehab facilities Apartments . Hotels Vacant Property ORCHARD GREENS MCINTOSH
monished lo review the court file to
pnvateNery Confidenhal. Inpatient fer: $2000 fowardo movin enpen- HOUSE CONDOMINIUM ASSOCI-
oak, $2150, Call 847-720-4883 seni E5II Kathy 847-83 Vacation Property verify all information.
care. Insurance needed. Call for im- Vacation, Resort Rentals Suburbs, A RENT TO OWNt * ATION, UNKNOWN OWNERS
For informalion: Sale Cleric, Fisher
mid- century dining room set Mid - mediate help! I-800-297-6815 Buy with No closing costs and get AND NON-RECORD CLAIM-
century dining room set - encollent Outof-State Rentals MORTON GROVE help with your credit. Call 708-868- Income Property and Shapiro, Attorney C 42168,
ANTS,
condition. Expandable table (2 in- Wanted to Buy Immed. 0cc. 2BR, 2BA, elev, bldg. 2422 or Visit www.nhba.com
Defendants
2t2t Waukegan Road, Suite 301,
serts) willi 4 chairs, cabinet with Garages I heated indr. pricg. sp. All applcn. Investment Property 08 CH 42115
Bannockbum, Illinois 61115, (847)
drawers and compartments and AAA Diabetic Test Strips Wanted mcl. wid in unit. No pets allowed. Rooms 10100 498-9990, between 1:00 p.m. and
One Touch Freestyle LIte Farms, Farmland Near train station, 2 yr. lease, Lots PROPERTY ADDRESS:
glass display cabinet. $900.Also, PEACH PARKWAY UNIT M103 494l95 weekdays only.
good woricing treadmill. 8.0.847- Accu-Chek Contour & Others $1450-51550 847-470-6100 Cook County . Suburban
Must be Sealed, Unqpened, Commercial, Industrial Real Estate Auctions SKOKIE, IL 60076
1/10, 1/17, 1124/13 #479147
433-7311 NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE
Unexpired, Unused Boxes
Oversized Pottery Barn Mirrors. Will Plcl Upf Call 847-920-7430 Storage, Warehouses Real Estate Wanted SALE - CONDOMINIUM NOR RIDGE
Two 48 o 48' Pottery Bam console Fisher and Shapes hIe 8 08-013289 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
mirrors with white wood tnm. Can I BUY OLD: Desk Space Real Estate Misc. (Il is advised that interested parties COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS
be used in any room. New in origi- Trains bonel Arnencan Flyer consult with their COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHAN-
nal packaging. $125 each. Original Old artve boils, GI Joes, Offices OAK PARK- 3 t Apt Avail in Art ,,*- -. (.McGawYMCA Out4f-Town Real Est. own attorneys before bidding al CERY DIVISION
and Old Tons. Disfnct, $1395/mo.+1.5 oec+ ref. EVANSTON Rooms for Men mortgage foreclosure sales.) U.S. BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIA-
pnce $350. Call 630-712-7110 Stores w/maid Service, daily & weekly rates; Out-Of-Town, Commercial
I PAY CASH. Call 630-248-3222 sfilo not inc. gar. prfcg avail, Totally PUBLIC NOTICE in hereby given TION, AS TRUSTEE FOR UBS
Misc. Merchandise remodeled flat, hrdwd firs, $131 & up includes use of
Lakes, Resort Property that pursuant to a Judgment of MARM 2004-5
OLD COMIC BOOKS WANTED Rental Services appl includedf call 708-383-1506. facilities call the Y for availability Foreclosure entered on Plaintiff,
(pre-1975) TOP 5$ for Vintage 1000 Grove 847-475-7400 - ext 214 November 26. 20f2, Kalien Realty
100% Guaranteed Omaha Steaks -
Toys, Hot Wheels (pre-1975) & Rental Misc Mortgages, Loans
4SAVE 69% on The Grilling Collec- Services, Inc., as Selling Official will PERICLES G. NIKAS MQA NIKAS
tion.NOW ONLY $49.99 Plus 2 Early Star Warn! 3f 2-685-1787
Wanted to Rent Offices Homeowners Insurance al t 2:30 p.m. on February 27, 2013, G. PERICLES. STAVROULA
FREE GIFTS & right-to-the-door al 205 W. Randolph Street, Suite NIKAS, WELLS FARGO BANK,
delivery in a reusable cooler. OR- Vehicles Wanted Will Buy All EQUAL Cook County - Chgo. N Real Estate Seminars 1020, Chicago. Illinois. sell at public N.A.
DER Today. 1- 888-697-3965 Use Vehicles*** Cars, Tracks, Vans, Apartments, Unfurnd. auction fo the highest bidder for Defendants
Code:45102ETA or wai.OmahaSt SUV'o*** $500-5000 Cash* HOUSING Northwest Chicago or nearby nub- Real Estate Services cash, as set forth below, the f 0110w- 09 CH 25939
Cook County - Chgo. N urb: Choice of pnvste offices from ing described real property. 4236 NORTH ODELL AVENUE
eaks.coni/oflergco5
708-516--8888. $350 includes all + hi-spd internet. Judicial Sales - Legal Commonly known an 10100 Peach Norndcie, IL 60706
Advertise your product or service
nationwide or by region in over tO
Chicago, Lawrence & Elston Area, OPPORTUNITIES C-21 Grande 708-912-5454 Parlcway. Unit M103. Skokie, IL NOTICE OF SALE
2BR. iBA, newly decorated, hdwd Cook County - Suburban 60076 PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV-
million households in North Amen- fIrs, 2nd floor, unheated, no smok- Houses
PETS Perrnanenf Indes No . 10-10-100- EN thaI pursuant to a Judgment nf
cas best suburbsl Place your cias- ing, no pets allowed. 847-470-8947 All real estate advertised in 027- 1013 Foreclosure and Sale entered in the
sitiad over 750 suburban OFFICE SPACE FOR LEASE
ad in
CHICAGO, Narragansett & IrvIng this newspaper is subject to the 1010 Lake St,, Oak Park, IllInois Lake County The mortgaged mal estafe is im- above cause on November 13,
newspapers just like this one, Call
Classified Avenue at 888-486-2466 Perk, 2nd floor, large beautIful Federal Fair Housing Act, which 450 - 25,300 S.F Available. proved with a dwelling. The proper- 2009, an agent of The Judicial
Cats 2BR, laundry, $975/mo n sec dep. McCollom Realty, Ltd. ty will NOT be open for inspection Sales Corporalion, will at tO:30 AM
on go to www.classitiedavenue.net makes it illegal to advertise any on February 21, 2013, at the The
No.8 md, No pets. CredIt check. (708) 383-6450 The purchaser of the und other than
Attention Joint & Muscle Pain Suf- Dogs Call 773-777-9325 preference, limitation, on dis- s mortgagee shall pay the assess- Judicial Seien Corporafion, One
ferers Clinically proven all-natural Skokle- 1st mo. rent $1 Deerfl.Id- 1350 Somerset, well mento and the lanaI teen required South Wacker Dnve - 24th Floor,
cnmination based on race. color, 2nd mo. rent $2, LTL. Offices for
supplement helps reduce pain and Misc. Pets DES PLAINES . 1 6dm, $750; maintained older home, 4BR, 2BA, by 765 ILCS 605/9g))I) and )g))4). CHICAGO, IL, 60606, seIl at public
enhance mobility. Call 888-474- 2 Bdrrn $900-$950, incids heat, religion, ses, handicap, familial Rent. Nr Touhy 8 Edens. 300ft- bsmt, 2.5 car gara e, screened The auction to the highest bidder, as set
was
judgment amount
8936 to try Hydratlesin RISK-FREE laundry & oarfona. Immediate 400f1-800ft-l200ft May combine, porch, yard fenced, 7-875-7847 $271,769.32. Sale terms for non- forth below. the loliowing described
status or national origin in the
for 90 deys. Dogs 0cc., GRE Pro. 847-297-1500 no eofras, ni hIly clean-up. parties. 10% of successful bid im-real estate
sale, rental or financing of Call U -602-6622
ATTENTION SLEEP APNEA SUP- Judicial Sales-Real Est, mediately at conclusion of auction, Commonly known as 4236 NORTh
BERNESE MOUNTAIN DOG housing, balance by 12:30 p.m. the nest ODELL AVENUE, Nomdge, IL
FERERS with Medicare, Get FREE PUPPIES - AKC, Male S Female
CPAP Replacement Supplies at NO In addition the Illinois Human SKOKIE business day, both by cashier's 60706
$600, 815-743-5703, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF checks: and no refundo. The sale rty Index No. 12-13-423-021-
COST. plus FREE home deliveryl www.uptroffpets.conr tights Act prohibits discrimina- COOK COUNTY ILLINOIS
Best of all, prevent red skin sores shall be subject fo general real es-
Gsrman Shepherd Pup., AKC/ lion based on age, ancestry, COUNTY DEPAhTMENT - CHAN- tate tases, special laxes, special The real estate is improved with a
and bacterial infection! Call 866- CERY DIVISION
993-5043 OFA, imported parent. Family, maritai status, seuual orientation assessments, special tases levied, single family residence.
Protection, srch/rescue. 13 pups BANK OF AMERICA, NATIONAL and superior l'ens, 'if any. The The iudqment amount was
AUENTION SLEEP APNEA SUF- or unfavorable military discharge. ASSOCIATION AS properly is offered 'au is, with no $243,5f 9.21.
Ready Now! 5950. 815-685-4764
FERS with Medicare. Get FREE
CPAP Replacement Supplies at NO Shihtzu pups bnndle fluff balls loved
COST, plus FREE home deliveryi and socialized cute faces $575 dew
Apt*8r ent This paper will not knowingly
accept any advertising for real To PLACE A
SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO esprens or implied warranties and Sale lerma The bid amount, includ-
LASALLE BANK NATIONAL
ASSOCIATION, AS
without any representation as to the ng the Judicial sale fee for Aban-
TRUSTEE quality of tille or recourse Io Plain- donad Residential Property Monks-
Best of all, prevent red akin sores claws removed vet chkd & shots estate which is in violation ot the FOR MERRILL LYNCH tiff Prospective bidders are ad- patsy Relief Fund, which is calcula-
and bacteval infection! Call 866- 708-228-6214 law, All persons are hereby FIRST FRANKLIN MORTGAGE monished to renrew the court tile to ted on residential real estate at the
993-5043 Toy and tcup poodles. Great
NEW ÇTlNG LOAN TRUST, MORTGAGE verify all information. rate of $1 for each $1,000 on f rac-
informed that all dwellings adver- LOAN ASSET-BACKED CERTIFI- For information' Sale Clerk, Fisher lion thereof of the amount paid by
Canada Drug Center is your choice lemperments most colors.sfrots Chicago* SOUTH SHORE- Near
for safe and affordable medicahons. dewormed gorgeous . windair net 78th 8 Paoton, Huge 3ER, DR, and used are available on an equal CATES, SERIES 2007- and Shapiro, Aftomey C 42168, the purchaser not to esceed $300,
Our licensed Canadian mail order 8152863915 gleaming hardwood floors, Must opportunity basis, Hl Plaintiff, 2121 Waukegan Road, Suite 301. shall be paid in certified fonds im-
pharmacy will provide you with san- See! call Crsi. 773-375-4566 vs. Bannockbum, Illinois 60015, (847) medualely by the highesf und best
If you believe yos have been MALIK BITROS; UNKNOWN 498-9990, between 1:00 p.m. and bidder at tIre conclusion of the sale.
ingo of up to 90 percent on all your
medication needs. Call Today 888- Cook County - Suburban discriminated against in conrtec- CLASSIFIED HEIRS AND LEGATEES OF 300 rn. weekdays only. No fee shall be paid by the
459-9961 for $25.00 oft your first tion with the sale, rental or MALIK BITROS, IF ANY, UN- 14 1 mortgagee acquiring the residenhal
prescription and free shipping. EVANSTON, KNOWN OWNERS AND 1117, 1/24, 1/3113 #484173 real estate pursuant to ifs credit bid
linancing of housing, Call: NON RECORD CLAIMANTS; at the sale or by any mortgagee,
DISH Network, Starting at 1000-12 AUSTIN Defendants, SKOKIE ludgmenl creditor, or oIlier liercor
$19.99/month PLUS 30 Prerniurn 26R on Ridge Ave, near St Francis 08 CH 37020 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF acquinng fha residential real enlate
West City and Suburbs:
for 3 PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS
Movie Channels FREE
Months! SAVE! & Ask About SAME To PLACE A Hospital. Central NC, IncI heur, hst
wir modem kit w/ DW & Oisp.
HOPE Fair lousing Center that pursuant to a Judgment of COUNTY DEPARTMENT, CHAN-
whose nghts in and to the resides-
tial reai estala arose prior to the
DAY Installation! CALL - 877-992- Pnvate paitcing available, $990. 6304904500 Foreclosure entered in the above CERY DIVISION sale. The sub'ect property is sub-
t 237
Music Lessons for All Ages! Find a
Charlie, 847-338-0258 AD, (ALL entitled cause on March 12, 2009, THE BANK OF NEW YORK, AS
lntercounty Judicial Sales Corpora- SUCCESSOR TO JPMORGAN
oct IO genera real estate fanes,
special assessments, or special
music teacheri TakeLessons otters
affordable, safe, guaranteed music
CLASSIFIED FOREST PARK Deluse IBR.
South City and Suburbs:
South Suburban Housing Center
lion wìIl on Thursday, February 14, CHASE BANK, N.A., AS TRUSTEE
20t3, althe hour of 11 a.m in their FOR THE HOLDERS OF SAMI Il
taxes levied against said real estate
end is offered for saie withouf any
new carpet, windows, tile kit, office at 120 West Madison Street, 2006-AR6, MORTGAGE PASS- representation as to quality sr
lessons with teachers in your area natural gas A heet noI, 708-9074674
Our prescreened teachers upecial- Suite 7t8A, Chicaao, Illinois, sell to THROUGH CERTIFICATES, SER- quanhty of title and without recourse
lndry facIlities. $11 9.'mo, the highest bidder!or cash, the f al- lES 2006-AR6,
ize in singing, guitar, piano, drums,
Olin and more Call 1- 888-705- AD, CALL Luts 708-368-5802 North City and Suburbs: lowing descnbed property:
PIN. 10-23-216-030-0000, 10-23- V
Plaintiff
to Plaintiff and in 'AS IS' condition.
The sale is further sublet to conf ir-
mallos by the court,
8134! Interfaith Housing Center SALEEM S. PAREKH' NADRA S.
TAKE VIAGRA? Stop paying outra-
FOREST PARK Spacious studio w
huge walk-in closet, panning, AC
of the Northern Suburbs 847-998-3400 216-031-0000.
Commonly known as 8530 N KIM- PAREKH; WASHINGTÔN MUTUAL
Upon payment in full of the amount
bid, the purchaser will receive a
gnous pnces! Best prices..
VIAGRA 100MG, 40 pills n-14 free, 841-998-3400 laundry, incld. Close to
$625/rno+ low electric
trains,
heat
847-5014760 BALL AVENUE, SKOKIE, IL 60076. BANK F/K/A WASHINGTON MU-
The mort9aged real estate is im- TUAL BANK, FA; SKOKIE GAR-
Certificate of Sale Ihat will entitle
the purchaser to u deed to the real
only $99.00. Discreet Shipping, 708-383-0192 proved with a single family resi- DENS CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIA- estate aten confirmation of the sale
Power Pill. t-800-368-2718 dence. If the subfect mortgaged real TION, The property will NOT be open for
estate in a uniI of a common inter- Defendants inSpection and plaintiff makes no
auf community, the purchaser of the 08 CH 32145 representaban as to the condilion of
unit other than a mortgagee shall PROPERTY ADDRESS: 8828 the property. Prospective bidders
pay the assessments required by MILES CENTER ROAD UNIT 503 are admonished to check the court
subsection (g-1) of Section 18.5 of SKOKIE, IL 60077 file to verify all information,
the condominium Property Act NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE If Ihm properly is a condominium
Sale terms: 25% down by certified SALE - CONDOMINIUM unit, the purchaser of the unit at the
funds, balance within 24 hours, by Fisher and Shapiro file N 08-009224 foreclosure sale. other than a
certified funds. No refunds. The (lt is advised that interested parties mortgagee, shall pay the assess-
property will NOT be open for in- consull with their meots and the legal fees required
spection. Upon payment in lull of own attorneys before bidding at by The Condominium Property Act
the amount bid, the purchaser will mortgage foreclosure sales.) 785 ILCS 605/9(9)11) and )g)(4). II
receive a Certificate of Sale which PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given this property is a condominium unit
will entitle the purchaser to a Deed thaI pursuant Io a Judgment of which is part of a common interest
to the premises aher confirmation of Foreclosure entered on community, the purchaser of the
the saie, Jurie 8, 2012, KaIlen Really Sann- unif at Ihe foreclosure sale oIlier
For information: Visit our website at ices, Inc., as Selling Offìcial will at than a mortgagee shall pay the au-

847-903-6670 $1,100.00 3 2 N N NNYYN NN hftp://service.atty-pierce.com.

Wean 3 p.m. and 5 p.m.
Be- 12:30p.m. on February 18, 2013, at sesaments required by The Condo-
only. 205 W. Randolph Street, Suite minium Property Act, 765 ILCS
Pierce & Associates, Plaintiffs At- 1020, Chicago, Illinois, sell st public 605/1 851g-t).
tommys. I North Dearborn Street, auction to the highest bidder fon
TO PLACE YOUR COMPLEX, APARTMENT, OR HOME RENTAL IN THIS GUIDE PLEASE CALL THE PIONEER PRESS TODAY!!! 847-998-3400 OPTION #1 cash, as sel forth below, the follow-

Judicial Sales-Real Est. Judicial Sales-Real Est. Judicial Sales-Real Est.
IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR
(HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE
RIGHT TO REMAIN IN POSSES-
SION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER EN-
TRY OF AN ORDER OF POSSES-
SION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH
SECTION 15-1701(C) OF THE IL-
LINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLO-
SURE LAW.
mortgage toréclosure sales.)
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given
that pursuant to a Judgment of
Foreclosure entered on November
27, 2012, KalIen Realty Services,
Inc., as Selling Official will al 12:30
p.m. on February 28, 2013, at 205
W. Randolph Street, Suite 1020,
Chicago, Illinois, sell at public aso-
NIL THURSDAY,JANUARY24,2013 81
laws the poned shall be t2B days or
the penod allowable for redemption
under State law, whichever is Ion-
9er, and in any case in which, under
the provisions of section 505 of the
Housing Act of 1950, as amended
12 U.S.C. 1701k), and subsection
if) of section 3720 of title 38 of the

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United States Code. the nght to re-
For intorrrratron, Contact PlainIifis lion to the highest bidder for cash. deem does not anse, there shall be
attorney: HEAVNER, SCOli, as set forth below, the following de- no nght of redemption. The property
BEYERS & MIHLAR, LLC, I i i East scnbed real property. will NOT be open for inspection and
Main Street, DECATUR IL 62523, Commonly knows as 7425 Arcadia plaintiff makes no representation as
(217) 422-1719 Street, Morton Grove, IL 60053 to the condibon of the property. Pro-
THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA- Permanent Index No. - 09-13-407- spective bidders are admonished to

>,id
TION DOt check the court file to sesfy all infor-
One South Wacker Drive, 241F The mortgaged real estate is im- mation, If this property is a condo-
Floor, Chicaqo, IL 60606-4650 proved with a dwelling The proper- minium unit, the purchaser of the
(312) 236-SALI ty will NOT be open for inspection. unit at the foreclosure sale, Other
You can also visit The Judicial The judgment amount was than a mortgagee, shall pay the as-
Sales Corporation at www.lJsc.com $794,796.82. Sale ternis for non- sessments and the legal fees re-
for a 7 day status repol of pending parties: 10% of successful bid im- quired by The Condominium Prop-
sales mediately at conclusion of auction, oily Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g)(t( and
NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair Debt balance by t2:30 p.m the next (g))4). If this property is a condo-
Collection Practices Act, you are business day, both by cashier's minium unit which is part of a corn-
advised that Plaintiff's attorney is checks; and no refunds. The sate mon interest community, the pur-
deemed to be a debt collector at- shall be subject to general real es- chaser of the unit at the foreclosure
tempting to collect a debt and any tate tases, special taxes, special sale other than a mortgagee shall

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information obtained will be used for assessments, special taxes levied. pay the assessments required b
oae. and superior liens, if any. The The Condominium Property Ac
property is offered as is, with no 765 ILCS 605/18.5(q-t). IF YOU
1/24, 101, 217/13 #487073 express or implied warranties and ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME-
LINCOLN WOOD without any representation as to the OWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF quality of title or recourse to Plain- TO REMAIN N POSSESSION
COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS tiff. Prospective bidders are ad- FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF
COUNTY DEPARTMENT, CHAN- monished to review the court tile Io AN ORDER OF POSSESSION. IN

r&v.
CERY DIVISION verify all information ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION
JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, NA- For information: Sale Clerk, Fisher 15-17011Cl OF THE ILLINOIS
and Shapiro, Attorney C 42168, MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE
TIONAL ASSOCIATION,
Plaintiff 2121 Waukegan Road, Suife 301, LAW For information, examine the
V
Bannockbum, Illinois 68815, (847) court file or contact Plaintiff's attor-
JAIME OTALORA; JENNY RO- 498-9990. between 1:00 p.m. and nec: CODILIS & ASSOCIATES,
JPMORGAN
3:00 p m weekdays only. P.C.. tSWO3O NORTH FRONTAGE
MERO: CHASE
BANK. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. 1491*39 ROAD, SUITE tOO, BURR RIDGE,
AS ASSIGNEE OF FEDERAL DE- 1/24, 1131, 2/7113 #487035 IL 60527, (630) 794-9876. Please
refer to file number 14-09-39216.
POSIT INSURANCE CORPORA- SKOKIE
TION AS RECEIVER FOR WASH- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA-
INGTON MUTUAL BANK F/K/A COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN- TION One South Wacker Dnse,
WASHINGTON MUTUAL BANK. T1 DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650
FA, DIVISION 1312) 236-SALE You can also visit
Defendants BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., SUC- The Judicial Sales Corporation at w
09 CH 35868 CESSOR BY MERGER TO BAC ww.tlsc.com for a 7 day status re-
PROPERTY ADDRESS: 7011 HOME LOANS SERVICING, LP port of pending sales. CODILIS 6
HOME ASSOCIATES. P.C.

tod'Jrlve.com
NORTH KENTON AVE. FKA COUNTRYWIDE 15WO3O
LINCOLNWOOD, IL 60712 LOANS SERVICING, LP NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD,
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE Plaintiff, SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE, IL 60527
SALE (630) 794-9876 Attorney File No.:
Fisher and Shapiro tile C 09-024079 DUMITRU CURESCU. LAVINIA 14-09-39216 ARDC# 00468002 At-
(It is advised that interested parties CURESCU, MORTGAGE ELEC- tomey Code, 21762 Case C 09 CH
SYS- 049647 NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair

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consult with their TRONIC REGISTRATION
own attomeys before bidding at TEMS, INC., BANK OF AMERICA, Debt Collection Practices Act, you
mortgage foreclosure sales.) NA SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO are advised that Plaintiff's attomey
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given COUNTRYWIDE BANK, F50 F/IDA is deemed to be a debt collector at-
that pursuant to a Judgment of COUNTRYWIDE BANK, N.A.. UNI- tempting to collect a debt and any
Foreclosure entered on lovember
28, 2012, Kalten Realty Services,
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Randolph Street, Suite 1020, Chi- IL O076 LINCOLN WOOD
cago, Illinois. sell ai public auction NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
to the highest bidder tor casti, as TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur- COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-
set forth below, the following descri- suant lo a Judgment ot Foreclosure TV DEPARTMENT . CHANCERY
bed real property. and Sale entered in the above DIVISION
Commonly known as 7011 North cause on November 14, 2012, an THE BANK OF NEW YORK MEL-
Kenton Avenue, Lincolnwood, IL agent st The Judicial Sales Corpo- LON F/K/A THE BANK OF NEW
60712 ration, will at 10:30 AM on February YORK, AS TRUSTEE FOR THE
Permanent Indes No.: tO-34-108- 19, 2013, at the The Judicial Sales HOLDERS OF THE GE-WMC
029 Corporation, One South Wacker ASSET-BACKED PASS-
The mortgaged real eslate is im- Drive - 24th Floor, CHICAGO. IL. THROUGH CERTIFICATES, SER-
proved with a dwelling. The proper- 60600, sell st public auction to the ES 2005-2
ty will NOT be open for inspection. highest bidder, as set forth below, Plaintiff,
The tudgment amsunr was $ the following described real
t,402,7t6 St. Sale terms for non- estate:Commonly known as 9644
parties. 10% of successful bid im- KEELER AVENUE, SKOKIE, IL
mediately at conclusion of auction, 60076 Prsperty Indes No. 10-10-
balance by 12:30 p m the neat 423-019, 10-10-423-020. The real
ASLAM V. VIRANI,
VIRANI. AMBREEN A.
MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REG-
ISTRATION SYSTEMS,
INC..
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VIRANt,
. Shop by monthly payment
business day, both by cashier's estate is improved with a single WMC MORTGAGE CORP , POT-
checks: and no refunds. The sale family residence. Sale terms: 25% POURRI FURNITURE
shall be subject to general real es- down of the highest bid by certified LIQUIDATORS, INC. A/K/A POT-
tale tases, special taxes, special funds st the close of the auction; POURRI FURNITURE, INC., JOHN
assessments, special tases levied, The balance, including the Judicial
and superior liens, t any. The sale tee for Abandoned Residential
property is offered as is, with so Properly Municipality Relief Fund,
express or implied warranhes and which is calculated on residential
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AND NONRECORD CLAIMANTS
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without any representxtlorr as to the real estate st the rate of $1 for each 3665 W PRATT AVENUE
quality ol title nr recourse Io PlaIn- $1,000 or fraclion thereof of the LINCOLNWOOD, IL 60712
tifF Prospective bidders are ad- amount paid by the purchaser not NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-
monished lo review the coaS file to to eoceed $300, in certified funds/or TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-
verify all information wire transfer. is due within twenty-
For information Safe Clerk, Fisher tour (24) hours No fee shall be paid
and Shapiro, Attorney e 42168, by the mortgagee acquinng the res-
suant to a Judgment of Foreclosure
and Sale entered in the above
cause on November 6. 2012, an
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212t Waukegan Road, Suite 301, idential real estate pursuant to its agent of The Judicial Sales Corpo-
Bannockburn, Illinois 60015, (847) credit bid at the sale or by any ratlos, will at 10:30 AM on February
498-9990, between 1-00 p.m and mortgagee, ludgment creditor. or 8. 2013, at the The Judicial Sales
3:rn weekdays only other lienor acquiring the residential Corporation, One South Wacker
real estate whose nghts in and to Drive . 24th Floor, CHICAGO. IL,
1t24, 1t31, 2/1113 #487043 the residential real estate arose pri- 60606, sell at public auction Io the
or to the sale. The subject property highest bidder, as sel forth below.
MORTON GROVE is subtect to general real estate tas-
THE CIRCUIT COURT OF en, special assessments, or special the following descnbed real estate:
IN
COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS
COUNTY DEPARTMENT, CHAN-
Commonly known ax 3665 W.
taxes levied against said real estale PRAU AVENUE.
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and is offered for sale without any LINCOLNWOOD, IL 60712 Proper-
CERY DIVISION representation as Io quality or
DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL quantity of title and without recourse ty Indes No. 10-35-306-074. The re-
TRUST COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE to Plaintiff and in AS lS condition.
FOR THE REGISTERED HOLD- The sale is further subject to conf ir-
al estate is improved with a resi-
dence Sale terms: 25% down of
the highest bid by certified funds at
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mation by the court, II the sale is the close of the auction; The bal-
TRUST MORTGAGE PASS-
set aside for any reason, the Pur-
THROUGH CERTIFICATES, SER- chaser at the sale shall be entitled unce, including the Jsdicial sale fee
IES 2007-ARi, før Abandoned Residential Property
only to s return of the deposit paid. Municipality Relief Fund, which is
PIa inriff
The Purchaser shall hase no fsrther calculated on residential real estate
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recourse agaivsl the Mortga9or, the at the rate ot $1 for each $1 000 or
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Mortgagee or the Mortgagee s attor- fraction thereof of the amount paid
DANYAL -
ney, Upon payment in tull of the by the purchaser not to esceed
Defendants
amount bid, the purchaser will re- $300. in certified funds/or wire
09 CH 26452 carve a Certificate of Sale that will
Property Address 7425 ARCADIA entitle the purchaser to a deed to transfer, is due within twenty-four
STREET MORTON GROVE, IL the real estate after confirmation of (24) hours, No fee shull be paid by
60053 the mortgagee acquinng the resi-
the sale. Where a sale of real es-
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE late is made to satisfy s lien prior to denfial real estate pursuant to its
SALE credit bid at the sale or by any
that of the United Stales, the United mortgagee, judgment creditor, or
Fisher and Shapiro hIe C 09-021441
States shall have one year from the
(tt is advised that Interested parties date of sale within which to redeem, other lienor acqurnng the residential
real estate whose nghts in and to
consult with their except that with respect to a lien
own attorneys before biddinq at arisinq under the internal revenue tIre residential real estafe arose pri- BROUGHTTOYOUBY SUN-TIMES MEDIA
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matron by the court. If the sale is Sale that wilt entitle the purchaser TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thaI pur. PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given the real estale after confirmation of
or to the saÌe. The Subect property othe Ilénor acqLimnn5 the residential rights in and to the residential real
Is SUbjeCt to general real estate tax. real estafe whose nghts in and to estate arose prior to the sale. The set aside for any reason, the Pur- to a deed fo the real estate after aijant to a Judgment of Foreclosure thaI pursuant to a Judgment of the sale The property will NOT be
chaser at the sale shall be entitled confirmation of the sale. The prop- and Sale entered in the above Foreclosure entered in the above open for inspection and plaintiff
es, special assessments, or special the residential real estate arose pri- subject properly is subiect to gener- entitled cause on November 8, makes no representation as to the
taxes levied against said real estate or to lbS sale The subfect property al real esIste taxes, special assess- only to a return of the deposit paid. edy will NOT be open for inspection cause on February 16, 2012, an
and is offered tor sate without any is sublect lo generai resi estafe tax- mesta, or apontai loues levied The Purchaser shall have no tucker and plaintiff makes no representa- agent of The Judicial Sales Corpo- 2012. Intercounty Judicial Sales condition of the property. Prospec-
representation as to quality or es, special assessments, or special against said real estate and is of- recourse against the Modgaor, the bon as to the condition of the prop- ration, will at 10:30 AM on February Corporation will on Tuesday, Febru- five bidders are admonished to
quantity of title and without recourse taxes levied against said real estate fered for sale without any represen- Mortgagee or the Mortgagee s atfor- erty. Prospective bidders are ad- 1 t , 2013. al the The Judicial Sales ary 12, 2013. at the hour of I t am, check the could file to verity all infor-
to Plaintiff and in AS Is- conddico. and ix offered for sale without any tabos as to quality or quantify of title ney. Upon payment in full of the monished to check the court file to Corporahon, One South Wacker in their office at 120 West Madison matron If this property is a condo-
The aale ¡a further subject to confir- repreaentahon as to quality or and without recourse to Plaintiff and amount bid, the purchaser will re- verify all information. If this property Drive - 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL. Street, Suife 7i8A, Chicago, Illinois, minium unit, the purchaser of the
mellon by the court. If Ihe sale is quantity of title and without recourse in AS 1S condition. The sale is far- ceive a Certificate of Sale that will is a condominium unit, the parchas- 60606, sell at public auction Io the sell to the highest bidder for cash, unit at the foreclosure sale, other
entitle the purchaser to a deed to er of the unit at the foreclosure sale, highest bidder, as set forth below, the following described property: than a mortgagee, shall pay the as-
set aside for any reason, the Pur- to Plaintiff and in AS 1S condition. ther sublect lo confirmation by the
chaser at the sale shall be entitled The sale is further subject to conf ir- court. Upon payment in full of the the real estate after confirmation of other than a mortgagee, shall pay the following descnbed real estate: P.I.N 10-20-127-018-0000, lB-23- seasinents and he legal fees re-
the sale The property will NOT be the assessments and the legal fees Commonly known as 6950 N t 27-019-0000. quired by The Condominium Prop-
only lo a return of the deposit paid. matron by the court. If fEe sale is amounf bid, the purchaser will re-
The Purchaser shall have no further sel aside for any reason, the Pur- cerne a Certificate f Sale that will open for inspection and plaintiff required by The Condominium KNOX AVENUE. LINCOLNW000. Commonly known as 8417 CRAW- erty Act. 765 ILCS 605/9(g)(1( and
makes no representslion as to the Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g((1) IL 60712 Property Indes No. 10-34- FORD AVENUE. SKOKIE, IL (g)(4(. If this property is a condo-
recourse against the Mortga9or. the chaser at the sale shall be entitled entitle the purchaser to a deed fo minium unit which is part of a com-
Mortgagee or Ihe Mo®aqee s altor- only Io a retum of the deposit paid. the real estate aber confirmation of condition uf the property. Prospec- and (g((4). If this property is a con- 113-003. The real estate in im- 60076
tise bidders are admonished to dominium unit which is part of a proved with a residence. Sale The mortgaged real estate is im- mon interest community, the pur-
ney. Upon payment in lull of the The Purchaser shall have no further the sale. The property will NOT be
amount bid, the purchaser will re- recourse against the Mortgaor, the open for inspection and plaintiff check the court file to verify all nf or- common interest community, the terms: 25% down of the highest bid proved with a single family resi- chaser of the unit at the foreclosure
rnation. If this property is a condo- purchaser of the unit at the foreclo- by certified funds at the close of the dence, If the sublecl mortgaged real sale other Ihan a mortgagee shall
calve s Certificate of Sale that will Mortgagee or the Mortgagee s attor makes no represenlation as to the
entitle the purchaser to a deed to ney. Upon payment in full of the condition of the property. Proxpec- minium unit, the purchaser of the sure sale other than a mortgagee auction; The balance, including the estate s a unit Of a common inter- pay the assessments required by
unit at the foreclosure sale, other shall pay the assessments required Judicial sale tee for Abandoned est community, the purchaser of the The Condominium Property Act,
t'ne real estate after confirmation of amount bid. the purchaser will re- live bidders are admonished to
the sale. The property will NOT be ceive a Certificate of Sale thaI will check the court file to verify all nf or- than a mortgagee, shall pay the as- by The Condominium Properly Act. Residential Property Municipality unit other than a mortgagee shall 765 ILCS 605/l8.5(q-1). IF YOU
sesaments and the legal fees re- 755 ILCS 605/l6.5(g-t). IF YOU Relief Fund, which is calculated on pay the assessments required by ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME-
operi for inspection and plaintiff entitle the purchaser fo a deed to rnation. If this property is a condo-
makes no representation as to the the real estate after confirmation of minium unit, the purchaser of the quired by The Condominium Prop- ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME- residential real estate al the rate of subsection (g-i) of Section 18.5 of OWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT
condition of Ihe property. Prospec- the sale. The property wilt NOT be unit al the foreclosure sale, other erty Act, 765 ILCS 6o5/g(g)(l) and OWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT $1 for each $1 000 or fraction there- the Condominium Property Act. TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION
tine bidders are admonished to open for inspection and plaintiff than a mortgagee, shall pay the as- (g)(4). It this property is a condo- TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION of of the amount paid by the pur- Sale terms: 25% down by certihed FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF
check the court file to verify all nf or- makes no representation as to the sessments and the legal lees re- minium unit which is part of a corn- FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF chaser noI Io exceed $300. in certi- funda, balance within 24 hours, by AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN
oration. If this properly is a condo- condition of the property. Prospec- quired by The Condominium Prop- mon interest community, the pur- AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN fied funds/or wire transfer, is due certified funds, No refunds The ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION
minium unit, the purchaser of the live bidders are admonished Io erty Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g)(t) and chaser of the unit at the foreclosure ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION within twenty-four (24) hours. No property will NOT be open for in- 15-17011Cl OF THE ILLINOIS
sale other than u mortgagee shall 15-1701(C) OF ThE ILLINOIS fee shall be paid by the mortgagee spection Upon paymenl in lull of MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE
unit at the foreclosure sale, other check the coud file to verity all nf or- (g)(4). If this property is a condo-
than a mortgagee, shall pay the as- mation. If Ihis property is a condo- minium unit which is part of a com- pay the assessments required by MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE acquiring the residential real estate the amount bid, the purchaser will LAW. For information, esamine the
pursuant to its credit bid al the sale receive a Certificate of Sale which court file or conlact Plaintiff's uSsr-
seusments and the legal fees re- minium unit, the purchaser of the mon interest community, the pur- The Condominium Property Act, LAW. For information: Visit our CODILIS S ASSOCIATES,
quired by The Condominium Prop- unit at the foreclosure sale, other chaser of the unit at the foreclosure 765 ILCS 605/l8.5(q-l). IF YOU websife at service.atty-pierce.com. or by any mortgagee. ludgment to the premises after confirmalion of 5ev:
will entitle the purchaser lo a Deed
between the hours of 3 and 5 pm. creditor, or other Irenor acquiring P.C., 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE
ely Act, 765 ILCS 60519(g)(1) and than a mortgagee, shall pay the as- sale other than a mortgagee shall ARE ThE MORTGAGOR (HOME- ROAD, SUITE 100, BURR RIDGE,
(g)4). If this property is a condo- sessments and the legal fees re- pay the assessments required by OWNERI, YOU HAVE THE RIGHT PIERCE & ASSOCIATES, Plaintiffs the residential real estate whose the sale,
IL 60527, (630) 794-9876 Please
minium unit which is part of a com- quired by The Condominium Prop- The Condominium Property Act, TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION Attorneys, One North Dearborn rights in and to the residential real For information. Visit our website at
hftp://service.alty-pierce.com Be- refer to tile number 14-10-12863.
mon interest community, fhe pur- erly Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g((1) and 765 ILCS 605/18.5(q-1). IF YOU FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF Streel Suite i300, CHICAGO. IL estate arose pnor Io the sale, The tweer 3 p.m and 5 p.m only. THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA-
chaser of the unit at the foreclosure (g)(4(. If this property is a condo- ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME- AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN 60602. Tel No. (312) 476-5500. subject property is subjecl to peser-
TION One South Wacker Drive,
sale other than a mortgagee shall minium unit which is part of a corn- OWNERI, YOU HAVE ThE RIGHT ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION Please refer to file number al real estate tases, special assess- Pierce S Associates, Plaintiff's At- 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650
pay fhe assessments required by mon interest community, the pur- TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION 15-1701(Cl OF THE ILLINOIS PAlOt24i3. THE JUDICIAL SALES ments, or special tases levied lomeys. t North Dearbom Street,
FORECLOSURE CORPORATION One South against said real eslate and is of- Chicago, Illinois 60602, Tel.No. (312) 236-SALE You can also visil
The Condominium Property Act, chaser of the uniI at the foreclosure FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF MORTGAGE
for sale w'dhoul any represen- (312) 476-5500. Refer lo File Num- The Judicial Sales Corporation al w
765 ILCS 6O5/l8.5(-l) IF YOU sale other than a mortgages shall AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN LAW. For information, examine Ihe Wacker Drive, 24fh Floor, Cfricaqo. fered talion as to quality or quantity of title ber 1018855. ww.tlsc.com for u 7 day status re-
ARE ThE MORTGAGOR (HOME- pay the assessments required by ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION coud file or contact Plaintiff'o attor- IL 60606-4650 (312) 236-SALE '(Ou INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALES port of pending sales. CODILIS S
OWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT The Condominium Property Act, 15-1701(C( OF THE ILLINOIS ney: CODILIS & ASSOCIATES, can also visit The Judicial Sales and without recourse fo Plaintiff and P.C. 15W030
FORECLOSURE P.C., t5W030 NORTH FRONTAGE Corporation at www.tjac.com for a 7 in "AS lS condition, The sale is fur- CORPORATION ASSOCIATES,
TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION 765 ILCS 605/18.5(q-l(. IF YOU MORTGAGE ther subtecl to conh'rmation by the Selling Officer, )312( 4M-1122 NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD,
FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME- LAW. For information: Visit our ROAD, SUITE 100. BURR RIDGE, day status report of pendino sales. SUITE iOO BURR RIDGE, IL 60527
AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, N OWNERI, YOU HAVE THE RIGHT website at service.atfy-pierce.corn. IL 60527, (630( 794-9876. Please PICRCE & ASSOCIATES One court If the sale is set aside for any 1497812
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ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION between fhe hours of 3 and 5 pm. refer to file number 14-10-26517, North Dearbom Street Suite i300 reason, the Purchaser al the sale 1/17, 1124, 1/3113 #48417'? t4-ttl-12863 ARDC# 011468002 At-
15-1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF PIERCE & ASSOCIATES, Plaintiff's ThE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA- CHICAGO, IL 60602 (3121 476- shall be entitled only to a return of HARW000 HEIGHTS tomey Code. 21762 Case ti 10 CH
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN Attorneys, Ove North Dearborn TION One South Wacker Drive, 5500 Attorney File No,: PA1Ó12413 the deposit paid. The Purchaser IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF 016297 NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair
24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 Attorney Code. 91220 Case # 10 shall have no further recourse
LAW. For information, eaamine the ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION Street Sude 1300, CHICAGO, IL COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-
againsl the Mortgagor, the TY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY Debt Collection Practices Act, you
court file or contact Plaintiffs aSSI- 15-17011Cl OF THE ILLINOIS 60602. Tel No. (312) 476-5500. (3t2( 236-SALE You can also visit CH 40377 are advised that Plaintiff's attorney
FORECLOSURE Please refer to file number The Judicial Sales Corporation at w 1500157 Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attor- DIVISION CITIMORTGAGE, INC.
ney: CODILIS & ASSOCIATES, MORTGAGE ney. Upon payrnenl in full of the Plaintiff, is deemed to be a debt collector at-
P.C., 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE LAW For information, examine the PAlO27t4t. THE JUDICIAL SALES ww.tlsc.corn for a 7 day statuu re- 1/17, 1124, 1/3113 *484648 tempting to collect a debt and any
ROAD, SUITE 100, BURR RIDGE, court file or contact Plaintiff's attor- CORPORATION One South port of pending sales. CODILIS & amount bid, the purchaser will re-
HARW000 HEIGHTS cove a Certificate of Sale thaI will information obtained will be used for
IL 60527, (630) 794-9876. Please see: CODILIS ti ASSOCIATES, Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago, ASSOCIATES, P.0 15W030
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF enhIle the purchaser to a deed Io JULIE'ITE ASMAR. GEORGE
IL 60606-4650 (312) 236-SALE '(ou NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, that purpose,
refer to file number t4-09-1t878. P.C., 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS ASMAR, CITIBANK, N.A., THE 1497991
THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA- ROAD, SUITE tOO, BURR RIDGE, can also visif The Judicial Sales SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE, IL 60527 COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHAN- the real estate after confirmation of CLOCK TOWER POINTE OF 1/10, 1/17, 1/24/13 #478257
TION One South Wacker Dnve, IL 60527, (630) 794-9876. Please Corporation at www.tjsc.com for a 7 (630) 794-9676 Attorney File No.. the sale. The property will NOT be HARWOOD HEIGHTS CONDO-
CERY DIVISION
24th Floor. Chicago, IL 60606-4650 refer Io hle number t4-09-07329. day status report of pendino sales. 14-10-26517 ARDC# 00468002 At- US BANK NA, AS TRUSTEE FOR open for inspection and plaintiff MINIUM, PARKWAY BANK S SKOKIE
(312) 236-SALE You can also visit THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA- PIERCE 6 ASSOCIATES One fomey Code. 21762 Case e io CH HARBORVIEW 2006-4 makes no representation as lo the TRUST COMPANY, NOT PER- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
The Judicial Sales Corporation at w TION Ose South Wacker Dnve, North Dearborn Street Suite 1300 043180 NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair condition of the properly Prospec-
TRUST FUND. ASSIGNEE OF live bidders are admonished to SONALLY BUT AS TRUSTEE ON COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-
ww.tsc.com for a 7 day status re- 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 CHICAGO, IL 60602 (32( 476- Debt Collection Practices Act, you MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC BEHALF OF PARKWAY BANK TV DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY
port of sending sales. CODILIS lt (3121 236-SALE You can also visit 5500 Attorney File No.: PA1027141 are advised thaI Plaintiff's attorney REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC. check the court file to venfy all nf or- AND TRUST COMPANY, NO INDI- DIVISION NATIONSTAR MORT-
ASSOCIATES, P.C. 15W030 The Judicial Sales Corporation at w Affomey Code. 91220 Case e 10 is deemed to be a debt collector at- AS NOMINEE FOR rnation. If this property is a condo- VIDUALLY BUT AS TRUSTEE
NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, ww.tlsc.com for a 7 day status re- CH 42W7 tempting to collect a debt and any COUNTRYWIDE BANK NA; minium unit, Ihe purchaser of the U/T/N 13886, PARKWAY BANK & GAGE Plaìntiff,
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SUITE tOO BURR RIDGE, IL 60527 port of pending asles. CODILIS & 1500731 information obtained will be used for Plaintiff. unit at the foreclosure sale, other TRUST CO , UNKNOWN OWN-
1630) 794-9876 Altomev File No. ASSOCIATES, P.C. t5WO30 1124,1/31,217/13 #488154 that purpose. than a mortgagee, shall pay the as- ERS AND NONRECORD CLAIM- CI-fAO PAUL AKA CHAD HOWARD
vs. seasments and the legal fees re-
14-0-t1876 ARDC# Of468002 At- NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, 1499646 CHARLES WITAS; MORTGAGE quired by The Condominium Prop- ANTS PAUL, JPMORGAN CHASE BANK
SKOKIE
tomey Code. 21762 Case C 09 CH SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE, IL 60527 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF 1/24, 1/31, 2)7/13 #487053 ELECTRONIC Defendants N.A., 8440-6460 NORTH SKOKIE
02048t NOTE: Pursuant to fhe Fair 1630) 794-9876 Atfomey File No.: COOK COUNTY. ILLINOIS COUN- MORTON GROVE erty Act, 765 ILCS 605/9)g)(l) and BOULEVARD CONDOMINIUM AS-
REGISTRATION SYSTEMS. INC. (g)(4). If this property is a condo- 10 CH 01 6297
Debt Collechon Practices Act, you 14-09-07329 ARDGlt O468002 At- TV DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY IN ThE CIRCUIT COURT OF UNDER MORTGAGE 48t1 N. OLCOIT AVENUE UNIT SOC IAT ION
minium unit which is part of a corn-
are advised that Plaintiffs attomey Iomey Code. 21762 Case ti 10 CH DIVISION WELLS FARGO BANK, COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN- RECORDED AS DOCUMENT mon interest community, the pur- #412 HARW000 HEIGHTS, IL Defendants
is deemed to be a debt collector at- 021774 NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair NA TY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY NUMBER 0609404075 60706 11 CH 17072
tempfin5 to collect a debt and any Debt Collection Practices Act, you Plaintiff, chaser of the unit al the foreclosure NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO- 8460 SKOKIE BOULEVARD UNIT
DIVISION WELLS FARGO BANK, Defendunlu, sale other than a mortgagee shall TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur- 312 Skokie, IL 60077
information obtained will be used for are adosad that Plaintiff's attorney N.A 10 CH 22804
that purpose. is deemed to be a debt collector al- JAMES WEIL. OLD ORCHARD Plaintiff, pay the assessments required by suant to a Judgment of Foreclosure NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-
NOTICE OF SALE The Condominium Property ActS and Sale entered in the above TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-
149790d tempting to collect a debt and any CONDOMINIUMS BUILDING 3, PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV-
1117, 124, 1t3113 #484186 informatIon obtained will be used for INC., CONDOMINIUMS AT OLD DEBRA NETZEL WKIA DEBRA A EN that pursuant to a Judgment of 765 ILCS 605/18.5)q-l(. IF YOU cause on September 7, 2010, an suant to a Judgmenl of Foreclosure
ARE ThE MORTGAGOR (HOME.
UNCOLP4WOOD
that purpose. ORCHARD MASTER ASSOCIA- NETZEL Foreclosure und Sale entered in the OWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT agenl of The Judioal Sales Corpo- and Sale entered in the above
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
1501b22 TION, INC. Defendants above entitled cause on November TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION ration, will at 10:30 AM on February cause on November 19, 20t2, an
#488213 9, 2012 Intercounty Judicial Sales FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF 1, 2013, at the The 4udicial Sales agent of The Judicial Salen Coipo-
COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN- 1/24, 1131, V'7/13 Defendants 10 CH 40377
TV DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY UNCOLN WOOD 10 CH 043180 9241 MANGO AVENUE MORTON Corporabos will os Wednesday, AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN Corporation, One South Wacker ration, will at 10:30 AM on February
DIVISION JPMORGAN CHASE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF 10118 OLD ORCHARD COURT GROVE, IL 60053 February 13, 2013 at the hour of 11 ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION Dirne - 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL. 21, 2013, at the The Judicial Sales
BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN- UNIT #204 SKOKIE, IL 60076 NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO- u.m in their office at 120 Weal 15-1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS 60606. sell at public auction Io the Corporation, One South Wacker
AS SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO TV DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO- TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that par- Madison Street, Suite 718A, Chica- MORTGAGE highest bidder. as set forth below, Drive - 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL,
FORECLOSURE
CHASE HOME FINANCE, LLC DIVISION TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur- Suant to a Judgment of Foreclosure go, lllinoiu, sell at public auction lo LAW. For information, examine the the following described real estate: 60606, seIl at public auction lo the
Plaintiff, BANK OF AMERICA, N.A. SUC- suant to a Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above Oie highest bidder for cash, as sel court file or contact Plaintiff's attOr- Commonly knswn as 481 1#412, N. highesl bidder, as set forth below,
CESSOR BY MERGER Tò BAC and Sale enlered in the above cause on November 9, 2012, an forth below, the following described 5ev: CODILIS & ASSOCIATES, OLCOU HARWOOD
AVENUE UNIT
HEIGHTS, IL 60706
the following descnbed real enlate.
Commonly knows as 8460 SKOKIE
A°LICIA T. TINIO, MORTGAGE HOME LOANS SERVICING, LP cause on November 16, 2012, an agent of The Judicial Sales Corpo- rnorfqaqed real estate: P.C., 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE Property Indea No 12-12-425-009- BOULEVARD UNIT 312, Skokie, IL
ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION FKA COUNTRYWIDE HOME agent of The Judicial Sales Corpo- ration, will at 10:30 AM os February P.l.N 10-18-116-021. ROAD, SUITE 100, BURR RIDGE, 1048,.. Property Indes No. 112-12- 60077 Property Indes No, 10-21-
SYSTEMS, INC., BANK OF AMER- LOANS SERVICING LP ration, will at 10.30 AM on February 13, 2013, at the The Judicial Sales Commonly known as 4442 North IL 60527. (630) 794-9876. Please
CA, NA SUCCESSOR BY MERG- Plaintiff, la, 20t3, al the The Judioal Sales Corporation, One South Wacker Newcastle Avenue, Harwood refer to file number 14-10-45816 423-021.12-12-425-001 / 002 /003 / 223-041-1036. The real estate io
ER TO COUNTRYWIDE BANK, Corporation, One South Wacker Drive - 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, Heights, IL 60706. 006 f 007 / 008 U/F). The real es- improved with a bnck 4 or more
THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA-
FSB F/K/A COUNTRYWIDE BANK, FAWZIEH ELLO Dnve - 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606, seIl at public auction to the The mortgaged real estate is im- TION One South Wacker Drive, tate is improved with a multi-family units; no garage. Sale terms: 25%
N.A., UNKNOWN OWNERS AND Defendants 60606, sell al public auction to the highest bidder. as set forth below, proved with s single family resi- residency, Sale terms: 25°/e down down oI the highesl bid by certified
described 24th Floor, Chicago. IL 60606-4650 of the tnghesl bid by certified funds funds al the close of the auction;
NONRECORD CLAIMANTS 10 CH 42327 highest bidder, as set forth below, the following real dence, If the subject mortgaged real
(312) 236-SALE You can also visit
Defendants 6512 NORTH KIMBALL AVENUE the loiiowing described reai estate: estate:Commosly known as 9241 estaie is a unit of a common inter- The Judicial Sales Corporation at w at the close of the suction; The bal- The balance, including the Judicial
10 CH 021774 LINCOLNWOOD, IL 60712 Commonly known as 1011e OLD MANGO AVENUE. MORTON est community, the purchaser of the ance, includinq the Judiciai saie tes sale fee br Abandoned Residential
ww.tjsc.com for a 7 day status re-
690f N. AVERS AVENUE NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO- ORCHARD COURT UNIT #204, GROVE, IL 60053 Property Indes unit other than a mortgagee shall port of pending sales. CODILIS S for Abandoned Residential Property Property Municipality Reliel Fund,
LINCOLNWOOD, IL 60712 TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur- SKOKIE, IL 60076 Pro. rty Indes No. 10-17-212-001-0000. The real pay the assessments required by Municipality Relief Fund, which ix
lSW030 calculated on residential real estate which a calculated on residential
ASSOCIATES, P.C. real estate at the rate of $1 for each
NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO- suant to a Judgment of Foreclosure No. l0-10-l02-025-li;, 10-tO- estate is improved with a burnt or- subsection (g-t) of Section 18.5 of NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, atIbe rate of $1 for each $1,000 or $1,000 or fraction thereof of the
TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thaI pur- und Sale entered in the above 101-001 - 019/021:10-10-102-001- ange brick one story single family the Condominium Property Act. SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE, IL 60527
suant to a Judgment of Foreclosure cause on October 5, 2012, an agent 009/017-023 underlying). The real home with a two car detached Sa- Sale lerma: 10% down by certified 1630) 794-9876 ACornee File No,: fraction thereof of the amount paid amount paid by the purchaser not
and Sale entered irr the above of The Judicial Sales Corporahon, estate is improved with a rage. Sale terms: 25% down of the funds, balance, by certrhed funds, 14-10-45816 ARDC# 06468002 At- by the purchaser not Is enceed Io exceed $300, in certified funds/or
cause on November 2t. 2012, an will at 10:30 AM on February 19, condo/townhouse. Sale termo: 25% highest bid by certified funds at the within 24 hours. No refunds. The tomey Code. 21762 Case e 10 CH $300. in certified funds/or wire wire tranufer, is due within twenty-
agenl of The Judicial Sales Corpo- 2013, aI the The Judicial Sales Cor- down of the hiqhest bid by certified close of the auction; The balance, properly will NOT be open for is- 054568 NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair transfer, is due within twenty-four four (24) hours No fee shall be paid
ration, will at 10:30 AM on Febwary poration, One South Wacker Dnve - funds al the close of the auction; including the Judicial sale lee for spection. (24) hours No fee shall be paid by by the mortgagee acquinng the res-
Debt Collection Practices Act, you
26, 2013, at the The Judicial Sales 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606, The balance, including the Judicial Abandoned Residential Property For information call Sales Clerk at are advised that Plaintiffs attorney the mortgagee acquiring Ihe resi- idential real estate psrsuanl lo its
Corporation, One South Wacker sell at public auction to the highesf sale fee for Abandoned Residential Municipality Relief Fund, which is Law Offices of Ira T. Nevel, 175 dential real estate pursuant to its credit bid al the sale or by any
is deemed Io be a debt collector at-
Drive - 24th Floor, CHICAGO. IL, bidder, as set forth below, the fol- Properly Municipality Relief Fund, calculated on residential real eatate North Franklin Street, Chicago, lIli- tempting to collect a debt and any credit bid al the sale or by any mortgagee, ludqmenl creditor, sr
60606, seIl al public auction Io the lowing descnbed real estate: Corn- which is calculated on residential at the rate of $1 for each $1 ,000 or noix 60606. (312) 357-1125 Ref. mortgagee, 1udgment creditor, or other lienor acquinng the residential
information obtained wìlI be used for other lienor acquisng the residential real estate whose nghts in and to
highest bidder, as sel forth below, monly known as 6512 NORTH KIM- real estate at the rate of $1 for each fraction thereof of the amount paid No. 09-6343 N that purpose.
the following deucnbed real estate: BALL AVENUE, LINCOLNWOOD, SI_000 or fraction fhereof of the by the purchaser not Io exceed INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALES 1498163 real estate whose nghts in and lo the residential real estate arose pn-
Commonly known as 690t N. IL 60712 Properly Index f40 10-35- amount paid by the purchaser sot 5300. in certified funds/or wire CORPORATION the residential real estate arose pn- or to the sale, The subiect property
107,1124,10113 #404260 9 to the sale, The subject property is sublecl to general real estate tax-
AVERS AVENUE, 415-04f-0000. The real estate is Io exceed $300, in certified funds/or transfer, is due within twenty-four Selling Officer, (312)444-1122
LINCOLNWOOD, IL 607t2 Proper- improved with a single family brick wire transfer, is due within twenty- (24) hours. No fee shall be paid by 1498316 SKOKIE is sublect to general real estate tax- es, special assessments, or special
ty Index No. lO-35-f25-009. The re- home: 2 car detached garage. Sale four (24) hours. No fee shall be paid the mortgages acquinng the resi- 1/17, 1/24, 1t3113 #404290 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF es, special assessments. or special taxes levied against said real estate
al estafe s improved willi a single fenils: 25% down of the highest bid by the mortgagee acquiring the res- dential real estate pursuant to its COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS taxes levied against said real estate and in offered for sale without any
LINCOLNW000
family residence Sale ferms: 25% by certifwd funds at the close ot the idential real estate pursuant Io its credit bid at the sale or by any IN THE CIRCUIr COURT OF COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHAN- and is offered for sale without any representation as to quality sr
down of the highest bid by coddled auction; The balance, including the credit bid at the sale or by any mortgagee, judgment creditor, or COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN- CERY DIVISION representation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse
funds al the close of the suction: Judicial sale fee for Abandoned mortgagee, judgment creditor. or other Irenor acquinng the residential TY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY BANK OF AMERICA. N.A quantity of title and without recourse lo Plaintiff and in AS IS condition,
The balance, iricludiriq the Judicial Residential Property Municipality other Iienor acguinng the residential real estate whose nghfs in and to DIVISION Plaintiff, to Plaintiff and in AS IS condition The sale is further subecl Is confir-
sale fee for Abandoned Residential Relief Fund, which is calculated on real estate whose nghts in and to the residential real estate arose pn- vs. The sale is tucker subject to confir- mabon by the court Upon paymefll
U.S. BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIA- SONIA GARCIA; JORGE GARCIA; mation by the coud If Ihe sale is in full of the amount bid. the pur-
Property Municipality Relief Fund, residential real estate at the rate of the residential real estate arose pri- or fo the sale. The subject property TION
which is calculated on residential st for each $1 000 or fraction there- or to the sale, The aub(ecf property is sublect fo general real estate tan- RICKY GARCIA; eel aside for any reason, the Pur- chaser will receive a Certificate of
Plaintiff, MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REG- chaser st the sale shall be entitled Sale that will entiBe the purchaser
real estate at the rafe of St for each of of the amount paid by the pur- is sublect to general real estate lax- es, special assessments, or special
St,060 or fraction thereof of the chaser not to escodo $300, in certi- es, special assessments, or special taxes levied against said real estate MARIA MAN, HARRIS, NA ISTRATION SYSTEMS, only to a return of the deposit paid. to a deed lo the real estate after
amounl paid by the purchaser not tied funds/or wire transfer, is due taxes levied against said real estate and is offered for sale without any Defendants INC., AS NOMINEE FOR COUN- The Purchaser shall have no further confimration of the sale, The prop-
to exceed $300. in certified funds/or within twenty-four (24) hours. No and is offered for sale withoul any representation as to quality or TRYWIDE BANK, FSB; recourse against the Mortgaor, the erfy will NOT be open for inspection
-. 10 CH 054568 UNKNOWN OWNERS AND NON Mortgagee or the Mortgagee s attor- and plaintiff makes no representa-
wire transfer, is due within twenty- fee shall be paid by the mortgagee representation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse 6950 N. KNOX AVENUE RECORD CLAIMANTS,
four (24) hours. No fee shall be paid acquiring the residential real estate quantity of title and without recourse to Plaintiff and in AS 1S condition. LINCOLNWOOD, IL 60712 ney Upon paymenl in lull of the lion as lo the condition of the prop-
by the mortgagee acquiring the res- pursuant Io its credit bid at the sale to Plaintiff and in A5 lS condition. The sale is further subject to confir- NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO Defendants,
amount bid, the purchaser will re- erty Prospective bidders are ad-
idential real estate pursuant lo its or by any rnortgagee. ludgment The sale is further subject Io confir- matirai by the court. Upen payment 10 CH 43503 ceive a Certificate of Sale that will monished to check the court file fo
credit bei al the sale or by any creditor, or other lienor acquiring in full of the amount bid, the pur- entitle the purchaser to a deed to
mortqaqee, Iudqment creddor, or the residential real estate whose chaser will receive a Certificate of
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verily alì fltormahon It this property check the coart file to verrfy all infor- Pnoerty Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g)(i( Randolph Street, Suife 1020, Chi- i5-i7Oi(C( OF THE ILLINOIS estate is a unit of a comincfn inter- South LaSalle Stneet - Suite 1105 SKOKIE
Is a condominium unit the purchaa- mstion. If this property is a condo- and )g)(4). If this property is a con- cago, Illinois, sell at public auction MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE est community, the purchaser of the CHICAGO, IL 60603 (312) 372- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
er of the unit at the toredosure sale. minium unit, the purchaser of the dorninium unit wh'mh is part of a to the highest bidder for cash, as LAW. For inlormahon, contact unit other than a mortgagee shall 2020 Attorney File No,: li-2222- COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-
other than a mortgagee, shall pay unit al the foreclosure sale, other common interest community, the set forth below, the following descri- Plaintiff's attorney: DAVID T. CO- pay the assessments required by 18180 Attorney Code. 4452 Case C TV DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY
the assessments and the le9al tees than a mortgagee, shall pay the as- purchaser of the unit at the foneclo- bed real property: HEN, DAVID T. COHEN 6 ASSO- subsection (s-1) of Section 18.5 of li CH 31859 NOTE: Pursuant to DIVISION CITIMORTGAGE, INC
required by The Condominium sesanrents and the legal fees ne- sure sale olhen than a mortgagee Commonly known as 7623 North CIATES, 10729 WEST 159TH the Condominium Property Act. the Fain Debt Collection Practices SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO
Properly Act, 765 ILGS 605/9(g)(t) quired by The Condominium Prop- shall psy the assessments required Kalmar Street. Skokie, IL 60076 STREET, ORLANO PARK, IL Sale terms: l0/n down by certified Act, you ane advised that Plaintiff's ABN AMRO MORTGAGE GROUP,
and (q)(4). lt this property is a con- erty Act, 765 ILCS 605/9)g))t) and by The Condominium Pnoperty Act, Permanent Index No.: 10-27-liP- 60467 (708) 460-flit ThE JUDI- funds, balance, by certified fusds, attorney is deemed to be a debt coi- INC
dominium unit which is part at a (g))4). If this property is a condo- 755 ILCS 035/16.5(0-l). IF YOU 012 dAL §ALES CORPORATION One within 24 hours. No refunds. The lector attempting to collect a debt Plaintiff,
common interest community, the minium unit which s part of a corn- ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME- The mortgaged neal estate is im- South Wacker Dnve, 24th Floor, property will NOT be open for in- and any information obtained will be
purchaser at the sOit at the toreclo- mon interest community, the pur- OWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT proved with a dwelling. The proper- Chicaao. IL 60606-4650 (312) 236- spon. used fon that purpose SALEEM DOSA M(JA SALEM
sure sale other than a mortgagee chaser of the unit at the toneclouum TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION ty will NOT be open for inspection. SALEYou can also vrsìt The Judi- For information call Sales Clerk at 1498038 DOSA, E.S.D., INC. BANK OF
shall pay the aasessments required sale other than a mortgagee shall FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF The judgment amount was ciel Sales Corporation at wrew lIso C Law Offices of Ira T. Navel, 175 1117, 1124, 1t3113 #484217 AMERICA, NA SUCÒESSOR BY
ha The Condominium Property Act, pay the assessments required by AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN $552,786.48. Sale terms for non- om for a 7 day status report of North Fnanklin Street, Chicago, lIli- MERGER TO LASALLE BANK,
7B5 ILCS 605/t8.5(q-t). IF YOU The Condominium Property Act, ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION parties: 10% of successful bid im- pending sales, DAVID T. COHEN 6 nais 60606. (312) 357-1 i25 Ref. SKOKIE N A,, UNKNOWN OWNERS AND
ARE TI-lE MORTGAGOR (HOME- 765 ILCS 605/18.5(g-l(. l YOU 15-1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS mediately at conclusion of auction, ASSOCIATES 10729 WEST t 59TH No 11-09050 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
NONRECORD CLAIMANTS
OWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT ARE THE MORTGAGOR (1-lOME- MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE balance by 12:30 p.m the nest STREET ORLAND PARK, IL 60457 INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALES COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-
TV DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY Defendants
TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION OWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT LAW. For information, contact business day, both by cashier's 17081 460-77ti Attomey Code. CORPORATION 11 CH 016282
FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION DIVISION
Plainhff's attorney: EHRENBERG 6 checks; and no retundo. The sale 05602 Case I il CH lgOlt NOTE: Officer, (312) 444-i 122 9033 N EWING AVENIJE SKOKIE,
AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF EGAN, LLC, 32i NORTH CLARK shall be subtect to general neal es- U.S. BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIA-
Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection lION IL 60076
ACCORDANCE WITh SECTION AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN STREET, SUITE 1430, Chicago, IL tate taxes, special tases, special Practices Act, you are advised that 117, 1124, 1/3113 #484292 NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-
1S-t701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 606M, (312) 253-8640. THE JUDI- assessments, special tases levied, Plaintiff.
Plaintiff's attorney is deemed to be TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-
NORTON GROVE
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE iS-l7Ot(C( OF THE ILLINOIS dAL SALES CORPORATION One and superior liens, it arry.
LAW For information: Visit our MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE South Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, property is offered as is, with no
The a debt collector attempting to collect IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
a debt and any information obtained
JEFFREY KURFESS, JESSICA suant to a Judgment of Fonecloscre
and Sale entered in the above
,-
website at service atty-pierce com LAW. Fon information, esamina the Chicago. IL 60606-4650 )3t2) 236- expresa on implied warranties and will be used for that purpose
COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN- WOOD
TV DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY Defendanrs cause on October 30. 2012, an
between the hours of 3 and 5 pm. court tile or contact Ptaintiff's ator- SALE You can also visit The Judi- without any mpresentation as to the 1498572 agent of The Judicial Sales Corpo-
PIERCE & ASSOCIATES, Plaintiffs nett: CODILIS & ASSOCIATES. cial Sales Corporation at .tjsc.c ruality of title or recourse to Plain- DIVISION CITIMORTGAGE, INC., 11 CH 35957
1117.1/24.1/3113 #488308
Attomeys, One North Deartom p C.. 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE orn fon u 7 day status report of tiff, Prospective bidders are ad- Plaintiff, 8116 KEYSTONE AVENUE ration, will at 10,30 AM on February
LINCOLNWOOD SKOKIE, IL 60076 1, 2013, at the The Judicial Sales
Street Suite t 300, CHICAGO, IL ROAD, SUITE 100, BURR RIDGE, pending sales. EHRENBERG & monished to review tIre court file to
60602 Tel No (3t2) 476-5500. IL 60527, (630) 794-9876. Please EGAN, LLC 321 NORTH CLARK verify all information, INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF BRIAN W. BRATTLEAF, PAMELA NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO- Corporation, One Sooth Wacker
Please refer to file number refer to file number 14-t i-26336. STREET, SUITE 1430 Chicago, IL For information: Sole Clerk, Fisher COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS D, MCVEY ArK/A PAMELA D. TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pun- Dnve - 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL,
PAl 106217. THE JUDICIAL SALES THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA- 60654 (312) 253-8640 ASome and Shapiro, Attorney C 42168, COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHAN- BRATrLEAF, BMO HARRIS BANK, suant to a Judgment of Foreclosure 60606, sell at public auction to the
CORPORATION One Soatti lION One South Wacker Dnive, Code. 4-4451 Case C lt CH 3886 2121 Waukegan Road, Suife 301, CERY DIVISION N.A AS SUCCESSOR TO HAR- and Sale entered in tIre above highest bidder, au set forth below.
Wacker Dnve, 24th Floor, Chicatto, 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair Debt Bannockbum, Illinois 60015, (847) BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., SUC- RIS, N.A., UNKNOWN OWNERS cause on Manch 21, 2012, an agent the following described real estate:
IL 60606-4650 (312) 236-SALE '(ou (312) 236-SALE 'Pou can also visit Collection Practices Act, you are 498-9990, between t :00 p.m. and CESSOR BY MERGER TO AND NON-RECORD CLAIMANTS of The Judicial Soles Corponafion, Commonly known as 9033 N EW-
can also visit The Judicial Sales The Judicial Sales Corporation at w advised that Plaintiffs attorney u 3:00 p.m. weekdays only BAC HOME LOANS SERVICING. Defendants will at 10:30 AM on February 6, ING AVENUE, SKOKIE, IL 60076
Corporation at www.tlsc.com for a 7 ww.ljsc.com for a 7 day status ne- deemed to be a debt collector at- 1493613 LP FKA COUNTRYWIDE li CH 31859 2013, at the The Judicial Sales Cor- Property Indes No. 10-14-413-009;
day status report of pendinq sales port of pending sales, CODILIS 6 tempting to collect a debt and any 1/24, 1/31, 2/7113 #487046 HOME LOANS SERVICING LP 9447 NORMANDY AVE Morton ponation, One South Wacker Drive - 10-14-413-008. The real estate is
PIERCE & ASSOCIATES One ASSOCIATES P.0 t5W030 information obtained will be used fon Plaintiff. Gnove, IL 60053 4th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606, improved with s single family resi-
North Dearbom Streel Suite t 300 NORTH FIONTAGE ROAD, that purpose
SKOKIE vs. NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO- sell at public auction to the highest dance. Sale terms. 25% down of
CHICAGO, IL 60602 (312) 476- SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE, IL 60527 1500170 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF MORA TEMANOIS; RANA S TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pun- bidder, as set fortIn below, the fol- the highest bid by certified funds at
5500 Attomey File No: PA1106217 (630) 794-9876 Attorney File No.: 1124, 1t31, 2J7t13 #488103 COOK COUNTY. ILLINOIS COUN- TEMANIOS; UNKNOWN suant to a Judgment of Foreclosure lowing described real the close of the auction; The bal-
Attorney Code. 91220 Case C ti t4-i t -26336 ARDC# 00468002 At- TV DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY OWNERS AND NON RECORD and Sale entered in the above estate:Commonly known ax 8t t6 ande, including the Judicial sale tee
CH 17072 tonney Code 2t762 Case C ti CH SKOKIE DIVISION CLAIMANTS: Defendants. cause on November 7, 20i2, so KEYSTONE AVENUE, SKOKIE, IL for Abandoned ResidenFal Property
501346 035772 NOTE. Pursuant to the Fain
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 0F TCF NATIONAL BANK, 11 CH 5026 agent of The Judicial Sales Corpo- 60076 Property Indes No, tO-22- Municipality Relief Fund, which is
1I24,131,2/1I13 #486221 Debt Collection Practices Act, you COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS Plaintiff, PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given ration, will at iO:30 AM on February 422-042-0000, The real estate is calculated on residential real estate
COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHAN- that pursuant to a Judgment of i t . 201 3, at tIre The Judicial Sales improved with u white brick one st the rate of $1 fon eactr $1,000 or
are advised that Plaintiffs attorney
SKOKIE
is deemed to be a debt collector at-
CERY DIVISION JENNIFER HASSON, MOOZAFER Foreclosure entered n the above Corporation, One South Wacker story single lamily home with no ga- traction thereot at the amount paid
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL HASSON, MADISON PLACE CON- entitled cause on November i3, Dnve - 24th Floor, CHICAGO. IL, nage Sale terms: 25% down of the by the purchaser not to esceed
lempling to collect a debt and any
COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN- information obtained will be used for TRUST COMPANY, AS DOMINIUM ASSOCIATION, UN- 2012, Intercounty Judicial Sales 60606, seIl at public auction to the highest bid by certified funds at the $300, in certified funds/or wire
TV DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY
that purpose.
TRUSTEE OF THE INDYMAC KNOWN OWNERS AND NON- Corporation will on Fnday, February highest bidder, as set forth below, close of the auction; The balance, transfer, is due within twenty-four
DIVISION JPMORGAN CHASE I50064 INOX MORTGAGE TRUST RECORD CLAIMANTS t5_ 20i3, at the hour of 1 1 am, in the following described real estate, including tIre Judicial sale lee for (24) hours. No tee shall be paid by
BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
1/24, 1/31, 217/13 #488121
2006-AR25; MORTGAGE PASS- Defendants their office at 120 West Madison Commonly known as 9447 NOR- Abandoned Residential Property the mortgagee acquinnq the resi-
Plaintiff, THROUGH CERTIFICATES 11 CH 19971 Street, Suite 7i8A, Chicago, Illinois, MANDY AVE, Morton Grove, IL Municipality Relief Fund, which is denhal real estate pursuant to its'
HORTON GROVE SERIES 2006-AR25 UNDER THE 5i55 MADISON STREET, UNIT sell to the highest bidder for cash, 60053 Property Indes No, b-18- calculaled on residential real estate credit bid at the sale on by any
JOYCE GLAZER CHICAGO TITLE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF POOLING AND 305 Skokie, IL 60077 the following described property: 204-045-0000 The neal estate is at the nate of St for each $1,000 or mortgagee, ludgment creduior, or
LAND TRUST ÒOMPANY, SUC- COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN- SERVICING AGREEMENT DATED NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO- PIN. 10-35-403-050-0000, 10-35- improved with a single family resi- fraction thereof of the amount paid other henar acquiring the residential
CESSOR TRUSTEE TO LASALLE TV DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY JULY t, 2006. TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur- 403-054-0000 rIesce, The judgment amount was by the parchasen not to esceed resi estate whose nghts in and to
BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, DIVISION Plaintiff, suant to a Judgment of Foreclosure Commonly known as 6757 NORTH $368,889.50. Sale terms: 25% $300. in certified funds/or wire the residential real estate arose pn-
AS TRUSTEE UIT/A DATED BMO HARRIS BANK N.A. F/K/A vs and Sale entered in the above TRUMBULL AVENUE, down of the highest bid by certified transfer, is due within twenty-four or to the sale. The sublet property
10106/1999 AIK/A TRUST NUM- HARRIS N.A., MOHAMMAD REZA HAGHIGHAT: cause on November 8. 2012, an LINCOLNWOOD, IL 60712. funds al the close of the auction; (24) hours, No fee shall be paid by is subject to general real estate tas-
BER 601268-02, UNKNOWN BEN- Plaintiff, PORTFOLIO RECOVERY agent of The Judicial Sales Corpo- The mortgaged real estate is im- The balance, including the Judicial the mortgagee acquiring the resi- es, special assessments, on special
EFICIARIES OF CHICAGO TITLE ASSOCIATES; De- ration, will at iO:30 AM on February proved with a single family resi- sale fee for Abandoned Residential dential neat estate pursuant to its taxes levied against said real estate
LAND TRUST COMPANY, SUC- ARTHUR BUNAG, ROWENA J. fendants, 13, 20i3, al the The Judicial Sales dence, If the subject mortgaged neal Property Municipality Relief Fund, credit bid at the sale or by any and is offered tor saie without any
CESSOR TRUSTEE TO LASALLE VILLAFUERTE-BUNAG, UN- 11 CH 41675 Corporation. One South Wacker estate is a unit at a common inter- which is calculated on residential mortgagee, ludqment cneditor, or representation au to quality on
BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION KNOWN OWNERS AND NON- NOTICE OF SALE Dnve - 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, est community, the purchaser of the neal estate at the nate of $1 fon each other henar acquiring the residential quantity of title and without recourse
UIT/A DATED tWO6/t999 NXJA RECORD CLAIMANTS Defendants PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY 01V- 60606, neIl at public auction to the unit other than a mortgagee shall $1,000 or fraction thereol of the real estate whose nghts in and to to Plaintiff and in "AS IS" condition.
TRUST NUMBER 601268-02, UN- 11 CH 38862 EN that pursuant to a Judgment of highest bidden, as set forth below, pay the assesaments required by amount paid by the purchaser not the residential real estate arose pn- The sale is further subject lo contir-
KNOWN OWNERS AND 7138 FOSTER STREET Morton Foreclosure and Sale entered in the the following described real estate: subsection (g-t) of Section 18.5 of to evceed $300, in certified funds/on or to the saie. The sublet properly matron by the court If the sale is
NONRECORD CLAIMANTS Grove, IL 60053 above entitled cause on June 25, Commonly known as 5155 MADI- the Condominium Properly Act. wire transfer, is due within twenty. is sublet to generai neal estate tax- set asirle for any reason, the Pur-
Defendants NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO- 2012 Inlercounly Judicial Sales SON STREET, UNIT 305, Skokie, Sale terms: 25% down by certified four (24) hours, No fee shall be paid es, special assessments, or special chaser at the sale shall be entitled
1 I CH 035772 TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur- Corporation will on Tuesday, Febru- IL 60077 Property Indes No, 10-21- funds, balance within 24 hours, by by the mortgagee acquiring the res- tases levied against said real estate only to a return of the deposit paid.
9349 CRAWFORD AVENUE suant to a Judgment at Foreclosure sty 26, 2013 at the hour of t I a.m 405-077-ii33. The real estate is certified funds. No refunds. The idential real estate pursuant to its and is offered for sale without any The Purchaser Shall have no luthier
SKOKIE, IL 60076 and Sale entered in the above in their office at 120 West Madison improved with a condominium. The property will NOT be open for in- credit bid at the sale on by any representation as to quality or recourse against the Mortgager, the
NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO- cause on November 15, 2012, an Street, Suite 7t8A, Chicaqo, Illinois, ludgment amount was $324,744.49. specfion Upan payment in lull of mortgagee, judgment creditor, on quantity of title and without recourse Mortgagee or the Mortgagee s attor-
TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur- agent nf The Judicial Sales Corpo- sell at public auction to the highest Sale terms: 25% down of the high- the amount bid, the punchasen will other henar acquinng the residential to Plaintiff and in "AS Is" condition. nett Upen payment in lull al tIre
suant to a Judgment of Foreclosure ration, will al tO.30 AM on February bidder fon cash, as set forth below, est bid by certified funds at the receive s Certificate of Sale which neal estate whose nghts in and to The sale is further uubtet to conf ir- amount bid, the purchaser will re-
and Sale entered in the above 19, 2013, al the The Judicial Sales the following described mortgaged close of the auction; The balance, will entitle the punchasen to a Deed the residential real estate arose pri- mation by the count. Upon payment carve a Certificate of Sale that will
cause on June 21, 2012, an agent Corporation, One South Wacker real estate including the Judicial sale fee for to the premises after confirmation of on to the sale The sublet property in full of the amount bid, the pur- enhfte the purchaser to a deed to
of The Judicial Sales Corporation, Drive . 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, P.I.N tO-27-30t-047. Abandoned Residential Property the sale, io sublect to general real estale tus- chaser will receive a Certificate of the real estate after confirmation of
will al 10:30 AM on February 21, 60606, sell at public auction lo lIre Commonly known as 4635 Howard Municipality Relief Fund. which is For information: Visit our website at es, special assessments, or special Sale Wut will entitle the purchaser the sale. The property will NOT be
2013, at the The Judicial Soles Cor- highest bidder, as set forth below, Street, Skokie, IL 60076. calculated on residential real estate http:J/service.atty-pierce.com. Be- tases levied against said real estafe to a deed to the neal estate aher open tor inspection unit plaintiff
ttoration, One South Wacker Drive - the following described real estate: The mortgaged neal estate is im- at the rate of $1 for each $1,000 or tween 3 p.m. and 5 p.m. only. and is offered for sale without any confirmation of the sale The prop- makes no representation as to the
4th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606, Commonly known as 7138 F05- proved with a single family resi- fraction thereof of the amount paid Pierce 6 Associates, Plaintiff's At- representation as to quality on arty will NOT be open for inspection condition of the property. Pr -
sell al public auction lo the highest TER STREET, Morton Grove, IL dence. If the sublect mortgaged real by the purchaser not to esceed lomeys, t North Dearborn Street, quantity of title and without recourse and plaintiff makes no representa- tive bidders are admonish to
bidder, as set forth below, the fol- 60053 Property Indes No. tO-i8- asIste is a unit of a common inter- $300, in certified funds/or wire Chicago, Illinois 60602. TeI.No. to Plaintiff and in "As iS" condition. Iron as to the condition of the prop- check the court file to ves/y all infor-
lowing described real estate. Com- t tO-023-0000. The real estate is est community, the purchaser at the transfer, is due within twenty-four (3i2) 476-5500. Refer to File Nurn- The sale is further subject Io conta- arty. Prospective bidders are ad- mation, If this property is a condo-
manly known as 9349 CRAWFORD improved with a single family resi- unit Other than a mortgagee shall (24) hours. No tee shall be paid by ben 1040357. mation by the court. Upon payment monished to check the court file to minium unit, the purchaser of the
AVEÑUE, SKOKIE, IL 60076 Prop- dence. The udqment amount was pay the assessments required by the mortgagee acquiring the resi- INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALES in fall of the amount bid, the pun- venfy all information, If Ihis properly unit ut the foreclosure 5.-sIe, other
erty Indes No. 10-14-116-058, The $603,151.21. Sale terms. 25% subsection (,g-t) of Section 18.5 of denlial real estate pursuant to its CORPORATION chaser will receive a Certificate of is a condominium unit, the punchas- than a mortgagee, shall pay the au-
real estate is improved with a single down of the highest bid by certified the Condominium Property Act. credit bid at the sale on by any Selling Officer, (3i2) 444-i 122 Sale that will entitle the purchaser er of the unit at the foreclosure sale. seusments and the legal tees re-
family residence. Sale terms: 25% funds at the close of the auction; Sale terms: 10% down by certified mortgagee, Iudqrnenf creditor, or 1498372 to a deed to the real estate after other than a mortgagee, shall pay quired by The Condominium Prop-
down of the highest bid by certified The balance, including the Judicial lunds, balance, by certified funds, other henar acquinng the residential 1117, 1/24, 1/3113 #484302 confirmation of the sale. The prop- the assessments and the legal tees enty Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g)(i( and
funds at the close of the auction; sate tee for Abandoned Residential within 24 hours, No refunds, The real estate whose nghts in and to erty will NOT be open lar inspection required by The Condominium (g))4). If this property is a condo-
The balance, including the Judicial Property Municipality Relief Fund, property will NOT be open fon in- the residential resI estate arose pri- SKOKIE and plaintiff makes no representa- Property Ac), 765 ILCS 605/9(g)(i) minium unit which s pari of a cam-
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
sale fee for Abandoned Residenhal which is calculated on residential spection. on to the sale The subject properly tian as to the condition ot the prop- and )g)(4(. If this property is a con- mon interest community, the pur-
Property Municipality Relief Fand, real estate at the rate of Si for each Fon information call Sales Clerk at is subject to general real estate fax- COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS erty. Prospective bidders are ad- dominiuni unit which is part of a chaser of the unit at tIre foreclosure
which io calculated on residential $1.000 on fraction thereof of the Law Offices of Irs T Nevel, 175 es, special assessments, or special COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHAN- monished to check the court file to common interest community, the sale Other than a mortgagee shall
real estate at the rate of $1 for each amount paid by the purchaser not North Franklin Street, Chicago, lIli- tases levied against said real estate CERY DIVISION venfy all information. If this property purchaser of the unit at the tanela- pay the assessments required by
si 000 or fraction thereof of the lo esceed $300, in certified funds/on nois 60606. (312) 357-1125 Ref. and is offered for sale without any THE BANK OF NEW YORK MEL- is s condominium unit, the purchas. sure sale other than s mortgagee The Condominium Pnopsxrt,y Act.
amount paid by the purchaser not wire transfer, is due within twenty- No. li-08901 representation as to quality on LON FKA THE BANK OF er al the unit at the foreclosure sale, shall pay the assessments required 765 ILCS 605/t8.5(q-t). IF YOU
to eoceed $300, in certified funds/or four (24) hours, No fee shall be paid INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALES quantity of title and without recourse NEW YORK AS SUCCESSOR other than a mortgagee, shall pay by The Condominium Property Act, ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME-
wire transfer, is due within twenty- by the mortgagee acquinng the res- CORPORATION to Plaintiff and in "AS IS" condition, TRUSTEE TO JPMORGAN the assessments and the legal fees 755 ILCS 605-iS.5)g-t(. IF YOU OWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT
four (24) hours No fee shall be paid idential real estate pursuant to its Otticer, (312) 444-i 122 The sale is further suLyecf to conhr- CHASE BANK, N.A. AS TRUSTEE required by The Condominium ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME- TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION
FOR THE HOLDERS
by the mortgagee acquiring the reo- credit bid al the sale on by any malion by the court. Upon payment Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g))1) OWNER). YOU HAVE THE RIGHT FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF
idential real estate pursuant to its mortgagee, ludgrnent creditor, or 1/24,1/31,211t13 #488089 in full of the amount bid, the pur- OF SAMI II TRUST 2006-AR3. and (p1(4). If this property u a con- TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN
credit bid at the sale or by any other ls/non acquiring the residential SKOKIE chaser will receive a Certificate of MORTGAGE PASS- dominium unit which is part of a FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION
mortgagee, ladqment creditor, or neat estate whose nghts in and to IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Sale that will entitle the purchaser THROUGH CERTIFICATES, SER- common interest community, the AN ORDER OF POSSESSfON, IN iS-t701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS
lo a deed to the real estate after lES 2006-AR3,
other Iieno acguinng the iesidenhal the residential neal estate arose pri- COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS purchaser of the und al the tanela- ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE
real estate whose rights is and to or to the sale, The subtect property COUNTY DEPARTMENT, CHAN- confirmaban of Ihe sale The prop- Plaintiff, sure sale other than a mortgagee i5-t7Ot)C) OF THE ILLINOIS LAW. For information, esamina the
the residential real estate arose pn- is subject Is general real estate tas- CERY DIVISION vs. court tile or contact Plaintiff's asca-
arty will NOT be open ton inspection shall pay the assesaments required MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE
or to the sale The subtect properly es, special assesarnents, or special JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, NA- and plaintiff makes no representa- DEBORAH J. ROSS, MORTGAGE by The Condominium Property Act, LAW. For inforrnation Visit our non: CODILIS 6 ASSOCIATES,
is sublect to general real estate lax- tases levied aqainst said real estate TIONAL ASSOCIATION. lion as to the condition of the prop- ELECTRONIC 765 ILCS 605/l8.5(q-t). IF YOU website al service.atty-pierce.com. P.C., i5W030 NORTH FRONTAGE
es, special assesSments, 'r special and is otfered for sale withost any Plainhff erty Prospective bidders are ad- REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC., ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME- between the hours of 3 and 5 pm. ROAD, SUITE 100, BURR RIDGE,
Defendants,
tases levied against said reel estate representation as to quality on
V monished to check Ihe court tile lo OWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT PIERCE 6 ASSOCIATES. Plaintiff's IL 60527, (630) 794-9876 Please
and is offered for sale without any quantity of title and without recourse GEORGE A. SALINAS; ANA SALI- verity all information. If this property 11 CH 43157 TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION Attorneys, One North Dearborn refer to file number 14-t l-t1546.
representation as to quality on to Plaintiff and in AS 1S condition, NAS; UNKNOWN OWNERS AND is a condominium unit, the parchas- NOTICE OF SALE FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF Street Suite 1300, CHICAGO. IL THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA-
quantity of nile and without recourse The sale is further sublect lo conhr- NON-RECORD CLAIMANTS, en of the unit at the foreclosure sale, PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN 60602. leI No, (312) 476-5500. lION One South Wacker Onve,
to Plaintiff and in AS lS condition. mation by the court, Upon payment Defendants other than a mortgagee, stratI pay EN that pursuant to a Judgment of ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION Please refer to hie number 241h Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650
The sale is further subtect Io conhr- in full of tre amount bid, the pun- 11 CH 10091 the assessments and the legal fees Foreclosure and Sale entered in the 15-1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS PAl 122028, THE JUDICIAL SALES (3t2) 230-SALE You can also visit
mation by the court If the sale is chaser will receive u Certificate of Properly Address: 7623 NORTH required by The Condominium above entitled cause on November MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE CORPORATION One South The Judicial Saies Corporarion at w
set aside for any reason, the Pur- Sale that will entitle the purchaser KOLMAR STREET SKOKIE, IL Prerty Act, 765 ILCS 605/9)g)(i 9, 2012 Intercounty Judicial Sales LAW. Fon information, contact Wacker Deve, 24th Floor, Chicano, ww.tlac.com fon a 7 day status re-
chaser at the sale shall be entitled Io a deed lo the real estate after 60076 and )g)(4). f this property is part o Corporation will on Wednesday, Plaintiff's attorney: HAUSELMAN, IL 60606-4650 (312) 236-SALE '(ou port of pending sales. CODILIS &
only lo a retum st the deposit paid. confirmation of the sale The prop- NOTICE February 13, 2013 at the hour of ft ASSOCIATES, P.C. 15W030
OF FORECLOSURE a common interest community, the am. in their office al 120 West RAPPIN 6 OLSWANG, LTD., 39 can also visit The Judicial Sales NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD.
The Purchaser shall have nro farther erty will NOT be open for inspection SALE purchaser of the unit at the forado- South LaSalle Street - Suite 1105, Corporation at www.tjsc.com for a 7
recourse against the Mortgager. the and plaintiff makes no representa- Fisher and Shapiro file e t i-051308 sure sale, other than a mortgagee, Madison Street, Suite 7i8A, Chica- CHICAGO, IL 60603, 312) 372- day status report of pending sales, SUITE tOO BURR RIDGE, IL 60527
Mortgagee or the Mortgagee s asor- lion as lo the condition of the prop- (lt is advised that interested parties shall pay the assessments required go, Illinois, sell at public auction to 2020. Please refer to h e number PIERCE 6 ASSOCIATES One (630) 794-9876 Attorney File No.T
ney. Upon payment in lull of the arty Prospective bidders are ad- consuft with their by The Condominium Property Act, the highest bidder for cash. as set it-2222-18t80. THE JUDICIAL North Dearborn Street Suite 1300 14-il-11546 ARDC# 00466002 At-
amount bid. the purchaser will ne- rnonished to check the court file to own attorneys before bidding at 765 ILCS 605/18,5(g-l), IF YOU forth below, the following descrIbed SALES CORPORATION One CHICAGO, IL 60602 (312) 476- tomey Code. 21762 Case U t t CH
caine a Certificate of Sale that wilt verify all information f this properly mortgage foreclosure sales.) ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME- mortgacied real estate: South Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, 5500 Attorney File No.: PAl 122028 016282 NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair
entitle the purchaser lo a deed lo is a condominium unit, the purchas- PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given OWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT P.1 í 15-28-125-032. Chicaso, IL 60606-4650 (312) 236- Attorney Code. 91220 Case C li Debt Collection Practices Act, you
the real estate after continsation of er at the und at tIse foreclosure sale. Commonly known as 7640 ParIs are advised that Plaintiff's atonie
pursuant Is a Judgment of TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION Avenue, Skokie, IL 60077. SALE'You can also vieh The Judi- CH 3557
the sale The property will NOT be other than a mortgagee, shall pay that is deemed to be a debt collector a -
Foreclosure entered on Ñovember FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF ciel Sales Corporahon at w-w-w.tjsc 1497344
open for inspection and plaintiff the assessments and the legal fees 29, 2012, Kallen Realty Services, AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN The mortgaged real estate is im- 0m ton a 7 day status report of I/lo, 1f17, 1/24/13 #479250 tempting to collect a debt and any
makes no representation ss lo the required by The Condominium Inc., as Selling Official will at i2:30 ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION proved with a single family resi- pendinçt sales. HAUSELMAN, information obtained will be used for
condition of the property. Prospec- dance If the sublect mortgaged mal IIAPPIÑ & OLSWANG, LTD. 39 e.
p.m. on Manch 4, 2013, at 205 W
tive bidders are admonished to
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THE CIRCUIT COURT OF tIran a mortgagee, shall pay the as- quired by The Condominium Prop- (g)(4(. If this property is a condo- AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN calculated on residential real estate Bidding instructions call (630) 453- The sale is further subject to confir-
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sessments and the leqal fees re- erty Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g((1) and minium unit which is part of a corn- ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION at the rate of $1 for each $1,000 or 6713 24 hours poor to sale, malion by the court. Upon payment
COOK COUNTY, LLINOIS
COUNTY DEPARTMENT, CHAN- quired by The Condominium Prop- )g)(4(. If this property is a condo- mon interest community, the pur- 15-1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS fraction Ihereot of the amount paid F2010265 in full of the amount bid, the pur-
CERY DIVISION erty Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(9)11) arle minium unit which is parI of a corn- chaser of the unit at the foreclosure MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE by the purchaser not to exceed INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALES chaser will receive a Certificate of
(g)(4). If this property is a condo-mon interest community, the pur- sale other than a mortgagee shall LAW. For information, contact $300, in certified funds/or wire CORPORATION Sale that will entitle the purchaser
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Plainlifl minium unit which is part of a corn- chaser of the unit al the foreclosure pay the assessments required by Plaintiff's attorney: POTESTIVO & transfer, is due within twenty-tour Sellin Officer, (3121 444-1122 to a deed to the real estate after
mon interest community, lIre pur- sale other than u mortgagee shall The Condominium Property Act, ASSOCIATES. P.C., 223 WEST (24( hours No fee shall be paid by 14 conhrrnation nf the sale, The prop-
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the mortgagee acquisng the resi- 1t17, 1124, 113113 *484605 erty will NOT be open for inspection
RICHARD J. VOLLMANN; LE chaser of the unit at the foreclosure pay the assessments required b 765 ILCS 605118.5(q-t(. IF YOU JACKSON BLVD. STE 610, Chica-
and plaintiff makes no representa-
ANNE F VOLLMANN, RES CITI- sale olfrer than a mortgagee shall The Condominium Property Ac, ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME- Ito, IL 60606, 1312) 263-0003 dential real eslate pursuant Io ils NORRIDGE lion as to the condition of the prop-
ZENS BANK, N.A., 5/B/M TO pay the assessments required by 765 ILCS 605/18 5(q-i(. IF YOU OWNERI, YOU HAVE THE RIGHT Please refer to file number Ct2- credit bid st the sale or by any IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
CHARTER ONE BANK, N.A.. The Condominium Property Act, ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME- TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION 59327. THE JUDICIAL SALES mortgagee, ludgrnenl creditor, or COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS erty. Prospective bidders are ad-
Defendants 765 ILCS 605118.5(q-i). IF YOU OWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF CORPORATION One South other lienor acquinng the residential monished Io check the court file to
COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHAN- venfy all information, If this property
11 CH 38528 ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME- TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN Wacker Drive, 24th Roor, Chicago, real estate whose nghls in and to CERY DIVISION
Properly Address: 5048 WEST OWNERI, YOU HAVE THE RIGHT FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION IL 60606-4650 (312) 236-SALE You the residential real estate arose po- ONEWEST BANK, F58 is a condominium unit, the punchas-
MAIN STREET SKOKIE, IL 60077 TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN 15-1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS can also visit The Judicial Sales or lo the sale The subject property Plaintiff, er of the unit at the foreclosure sale.
OF FORECLOSURE FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE Corporation at aw.tsc.com for a 7 is subject lo general real estate tax- vs. other than u mortgagee. shall pay
NOTICE
AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN 15-1701(CI OF THE ILLINOIS LAW. For information, eaamine the day Status report of pending sales. es, special assessments. Or special MARIA the assessments and the legal tees
SALE BOBOC; GEORGE required
Fisher and Shapiro fie h il-056481 ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE court file or contact Plaintiffs altor- POTESTIVO E ASSOCIATES, P.C. laxes levied against said real estate BOBOC, BMO HARRIS BANK, by The Condominium
(II is advised that interested parties 15-1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS LAW. For information, examine the neo: CODILIS 8 ASSOCIATES, 223 WEST JACKSON BLVD. STE and is offered for sale without any N A. S/I/I TO HARRIS TRUST AND Properly Act, 765 ILCS 605/9Ig)(i)
consult willi their MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE court tile or Contact Plaintiff's attor- P.C., t5W030 NORTH FRONTAGE 610 Chicago, IL 60606 (312) 263- representation as to quality or SAVINGS BANK, and (g)(4(. If this properly is a con-
own attorneys before bidding at LAW. For information, contact oes: CODILIS E ASSOCIATES, ROAD, SUITE 100, BURR RIDGE, 0003 Attorney File No.: C 12-59327 quantity of title and without recourse MIDLAND FUNDING, LLC, UN- dorninium unit which is part of a
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mortgage lorecosure sales.) Plaintiff's attorney BURKE P.C., 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE IL 60527, (630) 794-9876. Please Attorney Code. Case # 12 CH lo Plaintiff and in AS 1S condition. KNOWN OWNERS AND NON common interest community, the
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given COSTANZA S CABERRY LLP, ROAD, SUITE 100, BURR RIDGE, refer to file number 14-12-14079. 11901 NOTE Pursuant to the Fair The sale is further subject lo conf ir- RECORD CLAIMANTS; purchaser of the unit al Ihe foreclo-
that pursuant to a Judgment of 9191 BROADWAY, Merrillville, IN IL 60527, (630) 794-9876. Please THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA- Debt Collection Practices Act, you matron by the court. Upon payment Defendants, sure sale other than u mortgagee
Foreclosure entered on November 46410, (219) 769-1313 FAX 8:210- refer lo file number 14-12-02588. TION One South Wacker Once, are advised that Plaintiff's attorney in full of the amount bid, the pur- shall pay the assessments required
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IS, 2012, KaUen Realty Services, 769-6806. Please refer Io tile nurn- THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA- 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 is deemed to be a debt collector at- chaser will receive a Certificate of PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given by The Condominium Properly Act,
Inc.. as Selling Official will at 12:30 ber 14374.6707 THE JUDICIAL TION One South Wacker Drive, (312) 236-SALE You can aise visit tempting to collect a debt and any Sale that will entitle the purchaser 765 ILCS 605/18.5(g.i(. IF YOU
that pursuant to a Judgmenl of
p.m on February 18, 2013, at 205 SALES CORPORATION One 24th Floor. Chago. IL 60606-4650 The Judicial Sales Corporation at w information obtained will be used for Io s deed Io the real estate after Foreclosure entered in the above ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME-
W, Randolph Street, Suife 1020, South Wacker Drive, 24th Flour, (312) 236-SALE You can also visit ww.tlsc,com for a 7 day status re- that purpose. conhrmation of the sale The prop- entitled cause on November 7, OWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT
Chicago, IL 60606-4650 (312) 236-
Chicago, Illinois. nell at public auc- The Judicial Sales Corporation at w port of pending sales. CODILIS & 1501221 er/yr will NOT be open for inspection TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION
2012, Inlercounty Judicial Sales FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF
lion lo the highest bidder for cash. SALE You can also ursil The Judi- ww.tIuc.com for a 7 day status re- ASSOCIATES, P.C. 15W030 1i24,1131,2P/13 #488200 and plaintiff makes no representa-
Corporation will on Tuesday, Febru- AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN
an set forth below, the following de- cial Saies Corporation 5f www tlxc.c pori of pending saleu. CODILIS & NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, SKOKIE lion as to the condition of the prop-
ary 12, 2013, at the hour of i 1 am,
scribed real property: orn for a 7 day status report of ASSOCIATES, P.C. 15W030 SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE, IL 60527 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF oily Prospective bidders are ad- in their office al 120 West Madison ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION
Commonly known as 5048 West pandino sales. BURKE COSTANZA NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD, (630) 794-9876 Attorney File No.. COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS monished to check the court file to 15-1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS
Street, Suite 718A, Chicago, Illinois, FORECLOSURE
Main Street, Skokie, IL 60077 S CAF4DERRY LLP 9191 BROAD- SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE, IL 60527 (4-12-14079 ARDC# 00.468002 Al- COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHAN- verify all information. If this property sell to the highest bidder for cash, MORTGAGE
1630) 794-9876 Attorney File No.: lomey Code. 21762 Case U 12 CH CERY DIVISION is u condominium unit, the purchas- the following descnbed roperty: LAW For information, contact
Permanent Index No.: 10-21-225- WAY Memllville, IN 46410 (219)
769-1313 Attorney File No.: 14-12-02588 ARDC# Ot(468002 At- 017931 NOTE Pursuant to the Fair SELFRELIANCE er of the unit al the foreclosure sale, Plaintiff's attorney JOHNSON,
073-0000 UKRAINIAN PIN. 12-13-407-004-lIlI.
other than a mortgagee, shall pay Commonly known us 4133 NORTH BLUMBERG & ASSOCIATES, LLC,
The mortgaged real estate is im- 14374.6707 Attorney Code, Casa U tomey Code. 21762 Case # 12 CH Debt Collection Practices Act, you AMERICAN FEDERAL
t il CV 4993 NOTE: Pursuant to 0t4626 NOTE: Pursuant to Urti Fair are advised that Plaintiff's attorney CREDIT the assessments and the legal fees 230 W. Monroe Street, Suite #1125,
proved with a dwelling. The proper- : UNION, OLCOTF AVENUE. NORRIDGE, IL Chicago, IL 60606, (312) 541-9710.
ty will NOT be open for inspection. the Fair Debt Collection Practices Debt Collection Practices Act, you is deemed lo be a debt Collector at- Plaintiff, required by The Condominium 60706
The judgment amount was S Act, you are advised tIraI Plaintiff's are advised that Plaintiff's attorney tempting lo collect a debt and any vs. Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g)(i( The mortgaged real estate is im- Please refer to file number 12-2281.
175.229FB. Sale temis for non- attorney is deemed to be a debt col- is deemed to be u debt collector at- information obtained will be used for B000AN and (g)14(. If this properly is a con- THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORA-
parties: 10% of successful bid im- lector attempting to collect s debt templinq to collect u debt and any that purpose
HRABOVYTCH: UN-
KNOWN OWNERS AND NON
dominium unit which io part of a proved with s single family resi- TION One South Wacker Dove,
dence. If the subject mortgaged real 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650
mediately at conclusion of auction, und any information obtained will be information obtained will be used for 1501374 RECORD CLAIMANTS; common interest community, Ihe estate is a unit of u common inter-
balance by 12:30 p.m. the neat used for that purpose. that purpose. 1124, 1)31, 217/13 #488227 Defendants,
purchaser of the und at the foreclo- est community, tIre purchaser of Ihe (312) 236-SALE You can also axil
business day, botti by casliiero 1500140 1501436 sure sale other han a mortgagee unit other than s mortgagee shall The Judicial Sales Corporation at w
NORTON GROVE 12 CH 2609
checks: and no refunds The sale 1/17,1124.1/3113 84848M 1124,1/31,2t7/13 #488250 shall pay Ihe assessments required pay Ihe assessments required by ww.tlsc.com for a 7 day status re-
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF NOTICE OF SALE by The Condominium Properly Act, port of oending sales, JOHNSON,
shall be sublect to general real es- SKOKIE SKOKIE COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN- PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given 755 ILCS 605-18.5(0-il. IF YOU subsection (g-i) of Section 18.5 of BLUMBERG & ASSOCIATES, LLC
tate laxes, special taxes. special IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY that pursuant lo a Judgment of ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME- the Condominium Property Act. 230 W Monroe Street, Suite #1125
' assessments, special taxes levied,
and suponor liens, if any. The
COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN-
TY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY
COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN- DIVISION NATIONSTAR MORT- Foreclosure entered in the above OWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT Sale terms. 25% down by certified Chicago, IL 60606 1312) 541-9710
-r DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY GAGE, LLC, entitled cause on November 30, funds. balance within 24 hours, by Attorney File No.: lE-2281 Attorney
property in offered as is, with no TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION
DIVISION DIVISION CITIMORTGAGE, INC. Plaintiff, 2012, Inlercounty Judicial Sales certified funds, No refunds The Code. Case C 12 CH 23129 NOTE:
eopress or implied warranties and BANK OF AMERICA, N A. Plaintiff, Corporation will on Monday, March FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF properly will NOT be open for in-
without any representation ax to the Plaintiff, 4, 2013, st the hour of il am. in AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN spection. Upon payment in full of Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection
MALINAH DANYAL
quality of htle or recourse to Plain- BENJAMIN GANTZ AIXIA Defendants their office at 120 West Madison ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION the amount bid, Ihe purchaser will Practices Act, you are advised that
tilt. Prospective bidders are ad- MARK M, KIM, SUNG OK KIM, Street, Suite 718A, Chicago, Illinois,
15-17011Cl OF THE ILLINOIS receive a Certificate uf Sale which Plainhff's attorney is deemed to be
BENYAMIN Z. GANTZ, EINAT 12 CH 11901 MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE s debt collector attempting Io collect
monished to review the court tile Io ROS CITIZENS, N.A., BANK OF GANTZ, VILLAGE OF SKOKIE, 7352 ARCADIA Morton Grove, IL sell to the highest bidder for cash, LAW. For information: Visit our will entitle the purchaser lo a Deed u debt and any information obtained
verily all information AMERICA, NA, BROWN BARK Il, UNKNOWN OWNERS AND 60053 the following descnbed mortgaged to the premises after confirmation of
For information: Sale Clerk, Fisher LP. . STATE OF ILLINOIS, UNITED website at service.atty-pierce.com. the sale, will be used for thaI purpose
NONRECORD CLAIMANTS NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO- real estate, between the hours of 3 and 5 pm. For information: Visit our website at 1497940
and Shapiro, Attorney I 42168, STATES OF AMERICA Defendants TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur- Commonly known us 7818 North
PIERCE & ASSOCIATES, Plaintiff's 1/17, 1124, 113113 #484209
2121 Waukegav Road, Suite 301, Defendants 12 CH 017931 suant to a Judgment of Foreclosure Kilboum, Skokie, IL 60076. http://servrce.ally-pierce.corn. Be-
Bannockbum, Illinois 60015, (847) Attorneys, One Noch Dearborn tween 3 p.m. and 5 p.m. only. NORRIDGE
9519 N. GROSS ROAD UNIT D and Sale entered in the above PIN. 10-27-106-031-0000.
498-9990, between 1:00 p.m and 12 CH 014626
4923 JEROME AVENUE SKOKIE, SKOKIE, IL 60076
Street Suite 1300, CHICAGO, IL
cause on November 29, 2012, an The mortgaged real estate is a sin- 60602. Tel No. (312) 476-5500. Pierce E Associates, Plaintiff's AI- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
3:00 p.m. weekdays only. IL 60077 NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO- agent of The Judicial Sales Corpo- gle family residence If the sublect Please refer to Ele number lomeys, 1 North Dearborn Street, COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS
1485921 NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO- TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Ural pur- ration, will at 10:30 AM on February mortgaged real estate is a unit of a Chicago, Illinois 60602. TeI.No. COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHAN-
#479135 PAt 120496. THE JUDICIAL SALES (3121 476-5500 Refer to File Num- CERY DIVISION
1110, 1117, 1/24/13 TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur- suant lo a Judqment of Foreclosure 28, 2013, al the The Judicial Sales common interesl community, the CORPORATION One South
SKOKIE suant to a Judgment uf Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above Corporation, One South Wacker purchaser of the unit other than a ber 1204428. WELLS FARGO BANK N.A., AS
Wacker Dnve, 24th Floor, Chicago,
IN THE UNITED STATES OIS- and Sale entered in the above cause on September 13, 2012, arr Dnve - 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, mortgagee shall pay the assess- IL 60606-4650 (312) 236-SALE You INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALES TRUSTEE, ON 8EHAL 0F THE
TACT COURT FOR THE NORTH- cause ocr September 12, 2012, an agent of The Judicial Sales Corpo- 60606, sell al public auction lo the mentu required by subsection (g-lI CORPORATION HOLDERS OF THE HARBOR VIEW
can also visit The Judicial Salen MORTGAGE
ERN DISTRICT OF ILLINOIS agent of The Judleial Seien Corpo- ration, will at 10:30 AM on February highest bidder, as set forth below, of Section 18.5 of the Condominium Corporation at www.tjsc.com for a 7 Sellin Officer, (312) 444-t 122 LOAN TRUST
EASTERN DIVISION DEUTSCHE iation, will at 10:30 AM on MarchE, 14, 2013, at the The Judicial Sates the following descnbed real estate: Property Act. 14 MORTGAGE LOAN PASS-
day status report of pending salen. THROUGH CERTIFICATES, SER-
BANK NATIONAL TRUST COMPA- 2013. at the The Judicial Sees Cor- Corporation, One SouUr Wacker Commonly known as 7352 ARCA- Sale terms: Bidders must present, PIERCE & ASSOCIATES One 1/17, 1124, 113113 #484269
NY, AS TRUSTEE FOR IXIS REAL 00ration, One South Wacker Drive - Drive - 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, DIA, Morton Grove, IL 60053 Prop- al the time of sale. a cashier's or North Dearborn Street Suite 1300 SKOKIE lES 2007-i Plaintiff,
ESTATE CAPITAL TRUST 2006- 4th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606, 60606. seIl at public auction to the erty loden No 09-13-405-030-0000. certified check for tO% of the suc- CHICAGO, IL 60602 (312) 476- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
HE-i MORTGAGE PASS- sell at public auction to the highest highest bidder, as sel forth below, The real estate is improved with u cesstul bid amount. The balance of 5500 Attorney File No.: PAl 120496 COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN- 'ÒLANTA BIELOWICZ MIlA
THROUGH CERTIFICATES, SER- bidder, as set forth below. the fol- the following described real estate: single family residence. The beg- the successful bid shall be paid Attorney Code. 91220 Case e 12 TY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY JOLANTA BIELOWICZ, ANDRZEJ
lES 2006-HE-i lowing described real Commonly known au 9519 N. ment amount was $495,602.82. within 24 hours, by similar funds CH 17018 BIELOWICZ, 8MO HARRIS BANK,
DIVISION NA F/K/A HARRIS, NA Defendants
Plaintiff, esfate:Comrnonly known so 4923 GROSS ROAD UNIT D, SKOIÇIE, Sale terms: 25% down of the high- The properly will NOT be opon for 1500338 BANK OF AMERICA, N.A,
JEROME AVENUE, SKOKIE, IL IL 60076 Properly Indes No. 10-15- est bid by cerlrhed funds at the inspection. 12 CH 2775
1124,1131,2(7/13 #488114 Plaintiff, 7309 WEST PENSACOLA AVE-
LYN A. BERNSTEIN, STANLEY 60077 Property Index No. 10-28- i 10-029. The real estate is im- close of the auction; The balance, For information call Mr Russell R
JAY BERNSTEIN. AMERICAN EX- 407-01 1 . Property Index No. I 0-28- trroved with a condo/townhouse. including Ihe Judicial sale fee for Custer, Jr. ut Plaintiff's Attorney, NORRIDGE NUE NORRIDGE, IL 60706
SIMON ISHAY, MAIRY ISHAY NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO-
PRESS CENTURION BANK, THE 407-012 The real estate is im- Sale terms: 25% down of the hiqh- Abandoned Residential Property Lillig & Thorsness, Ltd., 1900 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Defendants
VILLAGE OF Sl<OKIE, MUSICK proved with a uirigle family resi- est bid by certified funds al Die Municipality Relief Fund, which is Spnng Road, Oak Brook, Illinois COOK COUNTi', ILLINOIS TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur-
LOSS MANAGEMENT, INC SA- deuce. Sale terms. 25% down of close of the auction: The balance, calculated on residential real estate 6Ó52-i495. 1630) 571-1900. COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHAN- 12 CH 231 29 suant lo a Judgment of Foreclosure
INTERCOUNIY JUDICIAL SALES 4546 HOWARD STREET Skokie, IL and Sale entered in the abone
MUEL DER-YEGHIAYAN the highest bid by certified funds at including the Judicial sale fee for at the rate of $1 for each $1,000 or CERY DIVISION 60076
Defendant the close of the auction; The bal- Abandoned Residential Property fraction thereof of the amount paid CORPORATION WELLS FARGO BANK, NA, casse on October 29, 2012, an
lfficer, (312) 444-1122 NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO- agent of The Judicial Sales Corpo-
11 CV4993 anca, including the Judicial sale fee Municipality Relief Fund, which is by the purchaser not to exceed Plaintiff,
TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur- ration, will ut 10:30 AM on January
NOTICE OF SPECIAL COMMIS- for Abandoned Residential Properly calculated on residential real estate $300, in certified funds/or wire vs
suant lo a Judgment of Foreclosure
SIONER'S SALE PUBLIC NOTICE Municipality Relief Fund, which is at the rate of $1 for each $1,000 or transfer, ix due within twenty-four 1/24,1131,217/13 #488171 THOMAS LORSCHEIDER AKA and Sale entered in the above 31, 2013, et the The Judicial Sales
IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to calculated os residential real estate fraction thereof of the amount paid (24) hours. No fee shall be paid by SKOKIE THOMAS J. LORSCHEIDER; Corporation, One South Wacker
cause on November 6, 2012, an
a Judgment of Foreclosure and at the rate of $1 for each $1,000 or by the purchaser not to exceed the mortgagee acquiring the resi- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF MARY LORSCHEIDER AKA MARY agent of The Judicial Sales Corpo- Dnve 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, -

Sale entered irr the above cause on fraction thereof of the amount paid
July 31 , 2012, an agent of The Judi- by the purchaser not to eoceed
cia Sales Corporation, Special $300, in certified funds/or wire
Commissioner appointed herein,will transfer, is due within Iwenty-foar
at 1000 AM on February 19, 2013, 1241 hours. No lee shall be paid by
al the The Judicial Sales Corpora. the mortgagee acquinog the resi-
tíos, One South Wacker Dove - dental real estate pursuant lo ils
24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606, credit bid at the sale or by any
sell at public auction to tIre highent mortgagee, ludgment creditor, or
bidder, as set forth below, the fol- other lienor acquinnq the residential
lowing described real estate: Corn- real estate whose sghts in and to
rnonly known as 8446 CHRISTIANA the residential real estate arose pri-
AVENUE, Skokie, IL 60076 Pr, . -r- or Io the sale. The sublet property
ty Indes No. 10-23-223-051-1111. is sublect to general real estate tas-
The real estate is improved wdh a es, special assessments, or special
single family residence. The udg- taxes levied against said real estate
-2' ment amount was $359,433.99 and is offered for sale without any
Sale terms: 10% down of the high- representation au to quality or
ext bid by certified funds at lbs quantity of title and without recourse
close of the auction: The balance in to Plaintiff and in AS IS" condition.
certified funds/or wire transfer, is The sale is further subtect Io conf ir-
due within twenty-four (24) hours. mation by the court. If the sale is
The sublect property is subject Io net aside for any reason, Ihe Pur-
general real estate laxes, special chaser al the sale shall be entitled
assessments. or special tases lev- Only Io a return of the deposit paid.
ed ayalnsl said real estate and is The Purchaser shall have no further
offered for sale wthout any repre- recourse against the Mortgaor, tIre
sentation as Io quality or quantity of Mortgagee or the Mort9agee s atlor-
tille and without recourse to Plaintrff nel Upon payment in lull of the
and in AS 1S condition. The sale is amount bid, the purchaser will re-
further sublect IO confirmation by ceive a Certificate of Sale that will
' tIre court Upon payment in full of entitle the purchaser to a deed Io
the amount bid, the purchaser will the real estate after confirmation of
receive a Certificate of Sale that will the sale, The property will NOT be
entitle the purchaser to a deed to open for inspection and plaintiff
the real estate aher confirmation of makes no representation au lo the
the sale. The property will NOT be condition of the property. Propaso-
open for inspectiOn and plaintiff tine bidders are admonished to
makes no representation as to the check the court file to verify all nf or-
' n condition of tfie property Prospec- rnabon. If this properly is a condo-
live bidders are admonished to minium unit, the purchaser of the
check the court file to verify all infor- unit al the foreclosure sale, other
mation. lt Uris properly is a condo- than a mortgagee, shall pay the au-
minium unit, the purchaser of the
$300. in certified funds/or wire dential real esIste pursuant lo its COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUN- C. LORSCHEIDER; 60606, seIl al public auction lo the
ration, will st 10:30 AM on February
transfer, is due within twenty-four credit bid al the sale or by any TY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, NA 8. 2013. at the The Judicial Sales highest bidder. as sel forth below.
(24) hours. No fee ahall be paid by mortgagee, judrnenI creditor, or DIVISION SBM TO BANK ONE, NA' the following dencnbod real estate:
Corporation, One South Wacker Commonly known as 7309 WEST
the mortgagee acquiring the resi- other honor acquinng the residential BANK OF AMERICA. N.A., SUC- UNKNOWN OWNER AND
Drive ' 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL. PENSACOLA
dential real estate pursuant lo its real estate whose rights in and to CESSOR BY MERGER TO BAC NONRECORD CLAIMANTS; AVENUE,
60606, seIl al public auction to the NORRIDGE, IL 60706 Properly In-
credit bid ut tile sale or by any the residential real estate arose pri- HOME LOANS SERVICING. LP Defendants. highest bidder, us set forth below, de. No 12-13-403-016-0000 The
mortgagee, udqment creditor, or or to the sale The subleet properly FK.A COUNTRYWIDE HOME 12 CH 3042
the following descnbed real estate,, real estate is improved with a single
other lienor acquiring the residential is uublect to general real estate tax- LOANS SERVICING LP NOTICE OF SALE
Commonly known au 4546 140-
real enlate whose nghts in and to es, special assessments, or special Plaintiff, PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY CIV- WARD STREET. Skokie, IL 60076 family t story home with a detached
the residential real estate arose pri- tases levied against said real estate EN that pursuant lo u Judgment 01 Property Index No. 10-27-118-052- 1.5 car garage Sale terms 25%
or to the sale. The sublect property and is offered for sale without any MAYE ORTIZ NK/A MAYE G. OR- Foreclosure and Sale entered in the 0000 VOL. 0124, 10-27-118-054- down of the highest bid by certified
is subject to general real estate tau- representation as IO quality or TIZ, FORTUNATO ORTIZ JR Nt<JA above entitled cause on November 0000 VOL. 0124. The real estate is funds at the close of the auction:
The balance, including the Judicial
es, special assessments, or special quantity of title and without recourse FORTUNATO H. ORTIZ JA, 19, 2012 Intercounty Judicial Sales improved with a 51091e family resi-
tases levied against said real estate to Plaintiff arid in AS 1S condition. MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REG- Corporation will on Wednesday, dence, The udgmenl amount was sale foe for Abandoned Residential
and is offered for sale without any The sale is tacher subject to conhr- ISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC., AS February 20, 2013 at the hour of ti $365,292.64 Sale terms: 25% Properly Municipality Relief Fund,
which in calculated on residential
representation as to quality or mation by the court. Upon payment NOMINEE FOR AMERICA'S am. in their office al 120 West down of the highest bid by certified
quantity of title und without recourse in full of the amount bid, the pur- WHOLESALE LENDER Defendants Madison Street, Suite 7i8A, Chica- funds at the close of the auction; real estate at the rate st $1 for each
lo Plaintiff and in AS 1S condition. chaser will receive a Cerlifrcate of 12 CH 17018 go, Illinois, sell at public auction lo The balance, including the Judicial $1.000 or fraction Ihereof st the
The sale is further subtect to confir- Sale that will entitle the purchaser 3304 CRAIN STREET Skbeie, IL the highest bidder for casti, as set sale fee for Abandoned Residential amounl paid by the purchaser not
mation by tIre court If the sale is lo a deed to the real estate after 61X176 forth below, the following descnbecl to exceed $300, in certified funds/or
Property Municipality Relief Fund. wire transfer, is due within twenty-
set aside for any reason, the Pur- confirmation of the sale. The prop- NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NO- mortgaged real estate which is calculaled on residential four (24) hours No fee shall be paid
chaser al the sale shall be entitled erty will NOT be upen for inspection TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur- P.1K lE-13-310-016-0000. real estate at the rate of $1 tor each by the mortgagee acquinng the res-
only to a return of Ihe deposit paid. and plaintiff makes no representa- suant to s Judgment of Foreclosure Commonly known as 4115 North $1,000 or fraction thereol of the
The Purchaser shall have no lucher lion us to the condition of the prop- arid Sale entered in the above Ozanam Avenue, Norridge, IL amounl paid by the purchaser not idential real estate pursuanl to ils
recourse against the Mortgapor, the city. Prospective bidders are ad- cause on November 14, 2012, an 60706. credit bid al the sale or by any
lo exceed $300. in cart/tied funds/or
Mortgagee or the Mort9agee s altor- monished to check the Court file lo agent of The Judicial Sales Corpo- The mortgaged real estate is im- wire transfer, is due within twenty. mortgagee, sdgmenl creditor. or
ney. Upon payment in lull of the verify all information. If this property ration, will at 10:30 AM on February proved with a single family resi- four (24) hours No fee shall be paid Other henor acquinnq the msidential
amount bid, the purchaser will re- is a condominium unit, the purchas- 19, 2013, al the The Judicial Sales derme, If the subject mortgaged real by the mortgagee acquiring the res- real estate whose nghls n and to
ceive a Certihcate of Sale Ural will er of the unit al the foreclosure sale, Corporation, One South Wacher estate is a unit of a common inter- idential real estate pursuant In its the residential mal estate arose pn
entitle the purchaser lo a deed to other than u mortgagee, shall pay Drive - 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, est community, the purchaser of the credit bid ut the sale or by any or Io the sale. The sublect property
the real estate aber confirmation of the assessments and the legai fees 60606, sell al public auction to the unit other than a mortgagee shall mortgagee, Iudgment creditor, or is sublect Io general real estate tas-
the sale. The properly will NOT be required by The Condominium highest bidder, as set forth below, pay the assessments required by other lienor acquinng the residential es, xpecial assessments, or special
open for inspection and plaintiff Properly Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(gI(1( the following described real estate. subsection (g-i) of Section 18.5 of real estate whose nghts in and Io laxes levied against said real estate
makes rio representation as to the and (g((4). If this property is a con- Commonly known as 3304 CRAN the Condominium Properly Act. and is offered for sale wrlhoul any
the residential real estate arose pri-
condition of the property. Propaso- dominium unit which is part of a STREET. Skokie, IL 60076 Pr,. -r- Sale terms: 10% down by certified or lo the sale, The sutqect properly representation as IO quality or
live bidders are admonished to common interest community, the lv Indes No. 10-23-205-052-III'. funds, balance, by certUred funds, is sublect to general real estate las- quantity of tiffe and without recourse
check the court file to verify all infor- purchaser of the uniI at the foreclo- the real estate is improved with a within 24 hours. No refunds. The es, Special assessments, or special to Plaintìff and in AS 1S condition.
malion. If this property is a condo- sure sale other than a mortgagee split lecel single family home; no property will NOT be open for in- tases levied againsl said real estate The sale is further subject In conhr-
minium unit. Ihe purchaser of the shall pay the assessments required garage. Sale terms: 25% down of spection malion by the court. Upon payment
and is offered for sale without any
unit al the foreclosure sale, other by The Condominium Property Act, the highest bid by certified funds at For information call Mr, Anthony representation as lo quality or in full of the amounl bid, the pur-
than a mortgagee, shall pay the as- 755 ILCS 60511851g-1) IF YOU the close of the auction; The bal- Porto al Plaintiff's Attorney, Freed- guantily of title and without recourse chaser will receive u Certificate of
sessments and the leqal fees re- ARE THE MORTGAGOR IHOME- ance, including the Judicial sale fee man Anselmo Lindberg LLC, 1807 Sale that will entile the purchaser
quired by The Condominium Prop- OWNERI, YOU HAVE THE RIGHT for Abandoned Residential Properly West Diehl Road, Naperville, Illinois
TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION
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Judicial Sales-Real Est. Assumed Name Bid Notice Bid Notice Probate Public Hearings Storage - Legal Storage - Legal
to a cieed to the real estate after ASSUMED NAME Bid Invifalion LEGAL NOTICE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF the sale of packaged beer, Life Storage Centers of South Gwendolyn Vann 3
conftrrnation of the sale The prop. Notice is hereby given, pursuant The Skokie Park District will re- VILLAGE OF MORTON
arty will NOT be open for inspection
COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS - wine, and liquor at a trod and Loop will hold a public sale to Designs for Change 3153
arid ptaintiff makes no representa-
to An Aid ri relation to the use calve sealed bids for Tennis GROVE PROBATE DIVISION vegetable store in a B2 Corn- enforce a lien imposed on Said Edwin Mason 3144
tion as to the condition of the prop- of an Assumed Business Name Court Renovations at the Skokie Cook County, Illinois ESTATE of Elizabefh A. Erick- mercis) district. property, as described below, hucha Thomas 4048
arty Prospective bidders are ad- in the conduct or transaclion of Tennis Center located at Main & 2013 THEE TRIMMING PRO- son, deceased REVIEW pursuant to the Illinois Self- JamesJefferson 2128
monished to chece the court file to Business in the State, as Nibs Center Ifl Skokie, Illinois. GRAM No. 2012 P007199 2011-liP - Zoning Chapter Service Storage Facility Act, lIli- MarlcHopkins 111516
verify all information. If this properly amended, that a certification Bids are due and will be opened INVITATION FOR BIDS CLAIM NOÌ10E & NOTICE TO Amendment: Article I. In Gener-
Is a condominium unit. the purchas-
noia Code 770 ILCS 95/1 to Keisha Jones 16566
was filed by the undersigned and read aloud on February 7, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by KNOWN AND UNKNOWN al and Article Il. Administration 9517, at 10:00 AM on Friday, Melany Lettore 1058
er of tIte unit at the foreclosure sale,
other than a mortgagee, shall pay with the County Clerk of Cook 2013 at 11:00 AM at Ihe Skokie the President and the Board of HEIRS and Enforcement The Planning February 15, 2013, al Life Stor- Luresha Simmons 2206
the assessments andthe legal fees County. File No.D13132960 on Park District Administrative Off)- Trustees of the Village of Mor- Notice is given of the death of Division requests a comprefren- age Centers of Soufh Loop Catherine Shields 3130
required by The Condominium January 14, 2013. Under the ces, 9300 Weber Park Place, ton Grove, Cook County, Illinois, Elizabeth A. Erickson of Elk sive revision and reorganization (312)842-0004, 2361 S. Stale Louis Jenkins 2024
Property Act 765 ILCS 605/9(g)(t) Assumed Name of Skokie, Illinois, 60077. that sealed bids will be received Grove Village, Illinois. Letters of of Article I. In General and Arti- St., Chicago, Illinois 60616. Shannon Hampforr 1123
and ()(4) If this property is a con- Elevate Talent Productions Bid Documents, including Plans for the 2013 TREE TRIMMING Office were issued on Jnauary de Il, Administration and En- Management reserves the right Rasfteed Russe)
domirrium unit which is part of a w'ifh the business located at 300 4036
corrimos interest community, the
and Specifications, may be ob- PROGRAM. 2, 2013 to Edward A. Erickson forcemenl of the Chapler 118. fo withdraw any unit from sale. Kimyaffa Burnett 5033
purchaser of the unit at the forado- West Golf Rd. #203, Ml. Pros- tamed by depositing $25.00 per Bids will be received up to the of 595 Gateshead North in Elk Zoning of the Skokie Village Regisfered or motor vehicles Barbara Minniefield 1060
sure sale other than a mortga9ee pact, IL. 60056. The true set wifh the Skokie Park Dist oct hour of 10:00 AM. Local Time, Grove Village, Illinois whose at- Code and any other sections are sold As Is / Parts Only, no George Cuevas 2022
shall pay the assessments required name(s) and residence address at 9300 Weber ParIr Place, on the 12th day of February torney is Dsvid G. Batts of 1325 that might be affected by these titles or registration. Tfrredz Browbar 1137
by The Condominium Property Act, of the owner(s) is Joshua Skokie, IL, 60077, from the 2013, at the office of the Direc- Arlington Heights Road in Elk changes. The subject matter Tenant Name Unit if MarcusTabb 4171
7B5 LCS 8O5/185(Q-l). F YOU Huleisy & Sarah Huleisy, i 407 hours of 9:00am to 4:00pm tor of Public Works, at the Pub- Grove Village, Illinois 60007 may includo, but not be limited
ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOME- Brandi Williams 3039 David Herniach 4152
OWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT W. Catalpa Lo., Mf. Prospect, IL Monday through Friday. Thìs lic Works Facility, 7840 N. Nagle (847) 290-0436. Claims againsl to, esisling buildings and usas, SabnnaMorgan 2016 Rosalind Harris 503g
TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION 60056. deposit is non-refundable. Avenue, Morton Grove, Illinois, tIre Estate may be filed in the enforcement and interpretation SabnnaMorgan 2015 Latonia Kyle 5001
FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF Pub:1/24.1/al,2/7 488602 A property Certified Check, and will be publicty opened and Circuit Court of Cook County, I)- of the chapter, the duties and Sabrina Morgan 2066 Laurence Matthews 215
AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN ASSUMED NAME Bank Draft, Cashier's Check or read at that time. linois at the Richard J. Daley procedures for the Plan Com- Wauniece Cole 5080 Auriga Cohran 4090
ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION Notice is hereby given, pursuant Bid Bond payable to the Skokie The bidding forms and docu- Center, Room 1 202 in Chicago, mission and Zoning Board of KevinJones 3t9t
15-17011Cl OF THE ILLINOIS Wendell Smoof 144
to An Act in relation to the use Park Dislnict for not less than monts are available al the office Illinois 60602 and with the Rep- Appeals, and detinitiono Debbie Patterson 2153 Elizabeth Beai'dsley 2008
MORTGAOE FORECLOSURE
LAW For information: Vied our
of an Assumed Business Name ten (10) percent of the total bid of the Director of Public Works, resentative on or before the FOR YOUR INFORMATION: Elizabeth Oshinson 3113 David Gardner 4019
websito al service.afty-pierce.com. in the conduct or transaction of amount will be required for each Village of Morton Grove, Illinois date that is six months from the Plans and related documents Tamela Collins-Cole 2013 Trios Cos 2068
between the hours of 3 and 5 pm. Business in the State, as bid. in hard copy form or at http:/fww first publication date of this No- are available at the Village's Tracey Adams 5038 Raymond Brazell 3173
PIERCE & ASSOCIATES, Plaintiff's amended, that a certification The successful bidder will be re- w. mo rtongroveil.org/rasidentlab tice as indicated below. Any Community Developmenf De- Fool Nanny.com, Inc. 4098 Harold Singer 5046
Attorneys, One North Dearborn was filed by the undersigned quired to furnish a satisfactory out/PublicNotices.asp in a claim not filed within that time partmenl, Planning Division, anon Vuletich 4016 Katondria McCarte' 2098
Street Suite t300, CHICAGO, IL with the County Clerk of Cook Performance Bond and Labor downloadable electronic
P0602. Tel No. (312) 476-5500. forni. period is barred. Copies of any (847) 933-8447 Monday through
Please refer to file number County. File No.013132989 on and Matena) Payment Bond for The cost for a hard copy form of claim filed with the Court must Friday, from 8:30 AM to 5:00 Public Notices Public Notices
PAtO1 t875. THE JUDICIAL SALES Januaty 14, 2013. Under the 100% of the total confract the bidding forms and docu- be mailed or delivered to the PM.
CORPORATION One South Assumed Name of amount. All bidders will be re- monts is twenty and 00/100 dol- Representative and the attorney SPECIAL AID: Available upon
Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago, North Shore Dog Walk quired fo certify that they are in lars ($20.00), which is not within ten days after it is filed. request for the disabled. Call LEGAL NOTICE
IL 60606-4650 )3t2) 236-SALE You with the business located at compliance with all laws govern- refundable. There is no cost as- s/ David G. Bunts. Attorney at NORWOOD PARK TOWNSHIP
can also visit TIre Judicial Safes (847) 673-0500 or TDD (847)
4124 Hampton Court, Gfenview, ing equal employment opportu- sociated with electronic down- Law SCHEDULE OF BOARD MEETINGS, 2012
Corporation at www.tIsc.com for a 7 933-8455,
All Regular and Fiscal Board meetings will be held or the second
day status report of pending sales IL. 60026. The true name(s) and nify and sexual harassment. )oads. Bids must be submitted Pub:1/24 1/31 2/7486049 Interested parties are invited to Tuesday and last Fnday of each month commencing at 6:30 p.m. al
PIERCE & ASSOCIATES One residence address of the This project is subject to the on the forms provided. attend fhis meeting. This notice
North Dearborn Street Suite t300 owner(s) is Noel Sharma, at payment of Prevailing Wages. The Director of Public Works re-
Public Notices ihe Township Hall, 7833 West Lawrence Avenue, Norridge, Illinois,
is for information purposes only. as follows:
CHICAGO, IL 60602 (3121 476- 4124 Hampton Court. Glenview, The Prevailing Wage Rate De- serves the right to refuse to is- PUBLIC NOTICE Published in tIle Skokie Review JANUARY 8 & 25 JULY 9 & 26
5500 Attorney File No.. PAlOt t875 IL. 60026. termination of the Skokie Park sue Plans, Specifications and If you live in Nibs Township and FEBRUARY 12 & 22 AUGUST 13 & 30
Attorney Code 91220 Case 12
on January 24, 2013.
Pub:1/24,1/31,2j7 487259 District is included in the Con- Proposals to any person, fiori, have a child in grades K-8 who MARCH 12 & 29 SEPTEM8ER 10 & 27
CH 277'S Paul Luke, Chairman APRIL 9 & 26 OCTOBER
ASSUMED NAME tract Documents. or corporation that he considers is home-schooled or aftends a 8 & 25
1496394 Pub:1-24-13 489415 MAY 14 & 31NOVEMBER 12 & 29
1/10, 1/17,1(24/13 9479157 Notice is hereby given, pursuant No bids will be withdrawn with- to be unqualified, private school and you are con- JUNE DECEMBER tO & 27
to An Act in relation to the use out the written consent of the The nght to waive any irregular)- cerned about their educational Storage - Legal t 1 & 28
The December Fiscal meeting will be held on the fourth Fnday of the
of an Assumed Business Name Skokie Park District. Only bids ty and lo reject any or all bids is growth and development, Life Storage Centers of Rogers month.
LEGAL (n the conducl or transaction of in compliance with the provi- reser,ied to the President and please contact Nibs Township Park will hold a public sale to on- Notice is further given that special meetings might be called pursuant
force a lien imposed on said proper- to law and in that event, statutory notice will be given to all those inter-
Business in the State, as sions of the Bid Documents will Board of Trustees of the Village District for Special Education,
ty, as described below, pursuant to estad and proper persons who request notice of such special meel-
amended, that a certification be considered. Bids will be con- of Morton Grove. All conf rads Tarin Kendrick, Executive Direc- the Illinois Self-Service Storage Fa- ings.
was filed by the undersigned sidered firm for a period of sixty for the construction of Public tor. PH: 847-965-9040, 8701 cility Act, Illinois Code 770 ILCS Interested parSes are invited to attend
Adoption with the County Clerk of Cook (60) days. The Skokie Park Dis- Works are subject to the Illinois Menard, Morton Grove, IL 95/1 to 95/7, at 11:00 AM on NOTICE OF POLICY OF NONDISCRIMINATION ON THE BASIS
Assumed Name County. File No. D12132822 on Irict reserves the right fo reject Prevailing Wage Act (820 ILCS, 60053. Thursday, February 14th 2012, at OF DISABLED STATUS
January 2, 2013. Under the As- any or all bids and to waive any 130/1 et seq.). Published in Pioneer Press LIte Storsge Centers o Rogsrs The Towship of Norwood ParIr does not discnmiriale on the basis nf
Auction- Real Estate sumod Name of technicalities in the bidding 'if it General questions regarding the 1/24/13 Park, 7524 N. PaulIna St. Ch'Ic*. disabled Status in the admission to, egress from, or in the treatment
go, IllInois, 60626. 17731 381-1417 of, or employment in, or in any relation to In programs or activities,
Bid Notice Royal Construction should be deemed n tIte public Contrsct Documents should be Pub: 1-24-13 487226 Management rosemos the nghl to Larry Rogawski of Norwood Park Township, 7833 West Lawrence
with the business located at interest. directed to Mr. Chns R. Tomich, (N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF withdraw any unit from sale. Regis- Avenue. Norndge. Illinois. 60706, telephone number (708) 453-0861
Divorce 9071 Gross Point Rd. SkokIe, Pub:l/24/13 486401 PE., Village Engineer, Public COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS tered or motor vehicles aro sold has been designated to coordinato compliance with the riondiscrimi-
IL. 60007 The true name(s) and PARK RIDGE RECREATION ANO Works Department, via fas to FIRST MUNICIPAL DISTRICT As Is I Parts Osiv." no titles or reg. nation requirements.
Foreclosures residence address of tIre PARK DISTRICT (847) 965-951 1 . All detailed Plaintiff y. Adocco Group cl/b/a istratlon. Daled this 24th day of Janua. 2013
is Stanford LEGAL NOTICE Tenant Name: Unit ROCCO SECCO TOWNSHIP CLERK
Foundation Notices owner(s) J. questions concerning fhe actualAPHOntheGoUSA, nc,, 17081 453-0861
Sealed bids will be received by the Aisha Leach 122
Prolansky, at 9071 Gross Point ParIr Ridge Recreahon and Park bid specifications should be for-
Defendants Najolie Wsght 158 1(24/13 488594
Judicial Sales Rd. Skokie, IL. 60007 District, 2701 West Sibley Streel, warded in writing via fax no less 8001 Lincoln Avenue, Suife Debra L. Crestorii 224
Pub:1(10,1/17,1/24 478050 Park Ridge, Illinois, telephone (847) than five business days prior Io
000, Skokie, IL 60077 Frances Quarles 226
Mechanics Liens Notice is hereby given. pursuant Io 692-3482 for the Hinkley Pool Filter the scheduled bid opening date. Luke F Urbanowski 246 Advertisement for Bids
Case No: 3912-Ml-177489
Name Change An Ad in relation to the use of an Replacement Project (located at 25 Dated at Morton Grove, Illinois, Amount Claims $1,100 plus Vance Williams ill 356 Notice is hereby given by James McHugh Construction Co.,
Busse Highway in Park Ridge, lIli- Michael V. Davenport 357 on behalf of the Morton Grove ParIr District, Cook County, lIli-
Assumed Business Name in the this 24th day of January 2013, wages, tees &cosfs John M. Baker 359
Probate 0015), which includes all labor,
conducl or transaction of Business equipment and miscellaneous ma- by Order of Mr. Andy DeMonte, Appearance filing/Return Date: Tanzenia Cousar noia, Ihat sealed bids will be received and publicly opened for
388
in the State, as amended, that a tenaIs to remove, dispose and re- Director of Public Works, Village January30, 2013 Joseph R. AWn 428 the following:
Public Hearings Bid if
certification was filed by the under- place the existing pressure sand fil- of Morton Grove. SUMMONS Mary-Ann Pilot 477 Description
Public Notices signed with the County Clerk of ter (new sand filter will be pur- Pub:1-24-13 489102 To each Defendant' YOUR ARE Jesse A. Dismukes 523 OPB-O01-13 Demolition
chased by Park Dislncl and deliv- Denise Johnson 576 FOR THE PROJECT:
Cook County. File No. 0t3t32887 Name Change SUMMONED and required 1,
Storage - Legai on the January 7, 2013 Under the
ered to site(, until Monday. Febru-
To file your written appearance
Lynn Patrick Le Fiore 610 MORTON GROVE PARK DISTRICT
ary 4. 2013 at 11 00 am., at which Deeshea Hargrow 659
Take Notices Assumed Name of: time such bids will be publicly IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR by yourself or your attorney and Anthony Wolfe 666 ORIOLE PARK AQUATIC FACILITY RECONSTRUCTION
Tlrinline opened and announced in the COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS pay the required fee in District Juanita Omoroyi 703 OWNER CONSTRUCTION MANAGER
With the business located at: 5337 Board Room at the Administrative IN THE MAUER OF THE PE- 1 : 50 West Washington Street Michael McCarthy 706 Morton Grove Park District James McHugh Construction Co.
Assumed Name W Eddy St., Chicago, IL 60641. Offices of the building located al TITION OF Jaclyn Jennetfen Room 602; Chicago, IL 60602 Stanley Jones 883 6834 Dempster St 1737 S Michigan Ave.
The true name(s) aridresiderrce ad- 2701 West Sibley Street, Park Malcolm Amos 891
ASSUMED NAME dress of the owner),$) is:Andsan b/n Leah Marie Prince FOR on January 30, 2013 between Kellie S Haberman Morton Grove, Illinois 60053 Chicaoo, IL 60616
Ridge, Illinois. 979
Notice is hereby given, pursuant Tedetsk, 5337 W. Eddy St., Chi- fhe hours of 8:30 AM and PH(847) 965-1200/ PH (3T2) 4o1-i 191 I
All Bidders muaI make a Mandatory CHANGE OF NAME Pub: 1/24 1/31 489351
to An Act irr relation fo the use cago, IL 60641 Pro-Bid Sito Visit to the Hirikley CASE NO:13M2000101 2:30PM 2. File your answer to Life Storage "centers of the FX (847) 965-7484 EX (312) 277- 6856
of an Assumed Business Name Psb 1117, 1/24, 1/31 484647 Pool Fitter Equipment Room in or- NOTICE OF PUBLICAÌÌON the complaint before 9:00AM as Soufhwest Loop will hold a pub- Bids are being accepted for the following bid package: Demoti-
in the conducl or transaction of der to familiarize themselves with Public notice is hereby given required by fhe applicable sub- lic sale to enforce a lien
im-
tion. Contract will be awarded under Bide OPB-O01-l3.
Business in the Stafe, as the existing conditions, perform all that on March 13, 2013, at 9:30 sections of paragraph 3 or 4 in Scope of work consists of the complete demolition of the facili-
field measurements and to fully un- posed on said property, as de-
amended, lItaI a cerlthcaf,on ties located al the following locations:
derstand the nature and scope of AM being one of the return days the NOTICE TO THE DEFEND- scribed below, pursuant to the
was filed by the undersigned the work Contact Terry Wolf with in the Circuit Court of the Coun- ANT. IF YOU FAIL TO DO SO, Illinois Soif-Service Storage Fa- (1)9200 Oriole Ave., Morton Grove, IL 60053
with the County CIOrti of Cook the Park Ridge Park Distnct, tele- ty of Cook, I will file my petition A JUDGMENT BY DEFAULT cility Act, Illinois Code 770 ILCS (2)6210 W. Dempster, Morton Grove, IL 60053
County. File No 013132934 on phone (847) 692-3516 to arrange a in said Court- 3rd District, Roll- MAY BE TAKEN AGAINST 95/1 to 95/7, at 2:00 PM on
Property (t) consisfs of a single story bathhouse and two pool
January 10, 2013. Under the site visit If the Bidder fails to at- ing Meadows, IL Courtroom YOU FOR THE RELIEF ASKED structures. Property (2) consists of a single story commercial
Assumed Name of REACH OUT TO tend a Mandatory Pro-Bid Site Visit, 204, praying for the change of IN THE COMPLAINT. DORO-
Wednesday, February 13, 2013,
banking facility.
the Parir District will vol open or at Lite Storage Cenlers of the
Creative Finishes JC my name from Lash Marie THY BROWN, Cleric of the Cir- Southwest Loop, 601 W Ham- Sealed bets will be received until February 12, 2013 at 10:00
consider its bid,
with the business located al Contractor and all Subcontractors Prince to that of Leed Mane cuit Court January 9, 2013, A.M CST at Morton Grove Park District's Administrative 016-
at 940 Beau Drive, Des Plaines,
MORE shall pay the applicable prevailìng Jenneffen, pursuant to the Stat- Pub:1/24 489632
son St., Chicago, IL, 60607
ces located on second floor of 6834 Dempster St , Morton
(312) -360-113
IL 60016. The true name(s) and wages for all classes of laborers. ute in such case made and pro- Grove, IL 60053. Bids received after this time will not be ac-
mechanics and workmen used on vided Public Hearings Management reserves the right
cepted. Bids will be opened and publicly read aloud imnredir
residence
owner(s(
address
is:
of the
Janusz
QUALIFIED the project
Dated at Cook County,
to withdraw any unit from sale.
ately after the specified closing time.
Bidding Documents are available Illinois LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC Registered or motor vehicles
Chmie)ewski, 940 Ibeau Drive, on January 11,2013 HEARING are sold As Is I Parts OnIy, no Bidding documents will be available by Construction Manager
for no charge by contacting Mar-
Des Plaines, IL 60016 LOCAL yanne Lucaro of Park Ridge Park /s/Jaclyn Jennetten Skokie Plan Commission, titles or regiatration. beginning January 25, 2013. Contact Toni Stud, via email, att
Pub:1/17.1/24.1/31 4843% Distnct by e-mail at mlucarz@prpar Pub:l124, 1/31,2/7 486319 Thursday, February 21, 2013, Tenant Name Unti # sfuit@mchugfrconstruction.com, to request bidding cocu-
Notice is hereby given pursuanl ro ks.org or by calling (847) 692.3482 Village of Skokie, 5127 Oakton monts
Wilonda Cannon Golden 300
An Act in relation to tire use of an CANDIDATES IN E-mail requests for Bidding Deco-
monts shall include name of bidding
Street, Skokie, Illinois 60077, at Garry Pope 187
All inquiries about the Bid Documents shall be directed in writ-
Assumed Business Name in the 7:30 P.M., to consider the fol- Chelsea Scott 317
in9, by February 8. 2013 2:00PM CST. to the attention of Tom
firm. contact person, mailing ad-
conduct or transaction of Business dress (so PO Boxes(, telephone lowing: Dejuan Thomas 417 Stuit, James McHugh Construction Co., 1737 S. Michigan
in the State, as amended, that a CHICAGOLAND number, and e-mail address. NEW ACTION TAKEN AmiS Sane 662 Ave., Chicago, IL 60616. Questions are to be fased to (312)
certification was filed by tIne ureter- Board of Park Commissioners SUBSCRIBE 2013-2P - Special Use Per- Emma Middlefon 941
277-6856.
signed with the County ClerIr of Rick Biagi, President mit: 9426 Skokie Boulevard All bids offered must be accompanied by a custriera Check.
Cook County File No Dt3132874 WITH Pub:1-24-13 489392
Lisa Brown
Chicago Land Tiffe Trust Corn- Anthony Williams
947
certified check, or bid bond made payable fo the construction
957
on the January 7, 201 3 Under the TODAY CALL puny, an Illinois corporation, as Raymond Hyches Jr 990
manager in the amount of not less than 10 percent )10%(5t
Assumed Name of the bid or the aggregate of the bids as the case may be as a
Kaycee Construction MONSTER, successor Trustee under fha Tommie Winslow
provisions of a trust agreement Pub:1(24,1131 488583
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guarantee that if the bid is accepted a contract will be entered
With the business located at: 9770 To PLACE A HELP i .800.680. 2068 dated December 8, 1997 and into and the contract shall be property performed.
Schiller Blvd , Apt E., Franklin ParIr,
IL 60131, The true name(s) and (ALL WANTED AD IN THE
known as trust number 123648
08, and Inland Real
The successful bidder shall pay the general prevailing wage
for morIr under these Contracts as ascertained by the Illinois
residence address of the owner(s) Estate-
s:Cezary Szadkowski, 9770 Schil- Illinois, LLC, as beneficiary, on TO PLACEAHEIP WANTED Department of Labor.
ler Blvd., Apt E., Franklin Park, IL 847-998-3400 CLASSIFIEDS, CALL
OR VISIT behalf of Produce World, Inc., The Morton Grove Park District reserves tIre nght to reject a
6013t. AD IN THE CLASSIFIEDS,
request a special use permit for and all bids and to waive any informality at ifs discretior.
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Thomas Agnew 4056 Life Storage Centers of Humboldt
Pub:1/241/31 488576 Park will hold a public sale io en-
torce a lien imposed on said proper-
NOTICE OF AUCTION ty, as described below, pursuant to
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Grove will hold a public sale to cility Act, Illinois Code 770 ILCS (LASSIFIEDS, (ALt 841.998-3400
enforce a lien imposed on said 95/1 to 95/7, at 2:00 PM on Mon-
property, as described below, day, Febivary 11, 2013, at Life
pursuant to the Illinois Sett- Storage Centers of Humboldt Park,
4014 W. Grand Ave, Chicago, IL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
ßervice Storage Facility Act lIli- 60651.1773) 235-2884 VILLAGE OF LINCOLNWOOD, COOK COUNTY, tLLINOIS
'riols Code 770 ILCS 95/1 to Management reserves the right to PROPOSED DEVON-LINCOLN REDEVELOPMENT
95/7. at 1:00 PM on Thursday, withdraw any unit from saie, Revis- PROJECT AREA
February 14th, 2013, at iered or motor vehicles are sold As
Is / Parts Only." no titles or registra- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on Tuesday, February 19, 2013 at 7:30 p.m., at the Lincolnwood Village HaU at 6900 North Lincoln Avenue. Lincolnwood, Illinois,
LifeStorage Centers of Morton 60712, a public hearing will be held to consider the approval of the proposed redevelopment plan and prolect (the "Redevelopment Plan and Prolect") and the des-
tion.
Grove, 6505 West Oakton Unii ignation of that certain proposed redevelopment prolect area to be known as the Devon-Lincoln Redevelopment Project Area (tf're "Redevelopment Project Area").
Name
Street, Morton Grove, Illinois, Chiquita M Carroll 550 The Redevelopment Project Area Consists of the territory described in Exhibit A attached and is generally described below:
60053, 847-966-1899 Manage- Mary Beth Cole 513 The Redevelopment Project Area consists of the real property generally located along the north side of Devon Avenue between McCormick Boulevard and Proesel
ment reserves the right to with- DanaColernarr-Newrnan

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58
344 Avenue, and the real property generally located in the adjacent areas to the north of such property along Devon Avenue, ail n the Village of Lincolnwood.
draw any und from sale. Regis- Johnnie Dart Ill There will be considered at the hearing comments on whether to approve the Redevelopment Plan and Prolect for, and the designation of, the proposed Redevelop-
tered or motor vehicles are sold Pablo Delfì 510
Joshua Feliciano 214 ment Prolect Area and adoption of tax increment allocation financing therefor. The proposed Redevelopment Pian and Project is on file and available for public in-
"As Is / Parts Only," no titles or Shemika Hall 26 spection during normal business hours at the Lincolnwood Village Hall, 6900 North Lincoln Avenue, Lincolnwood, Illinois, 60712. The Redevelopment Plan and
registration. Ninos Hansa 485 Project is also available on the Village's website at http://www.lincolnwoodil.org.
Tenant Name Unit ft Steven Hubbard 115 Pursuant to 111e Redevelopment Plan and Project, the Village proposes to reduce or eliminate those conditions that quality the Redevelopment Project Area as a
Patricia Brooks 1141 Juvanna N Johnson 82
494 blightod area" or conservation area," as these terms are defined in the Tax Increment Allocation Redevelopment Act, as amended, and fo enhance the tas base
Patricia Brooks 1142 Strass Johnson
Chafes Miller 89 & 91 of the Village and the taxing districts having taxable property within the Redevelopment Project Area by utilizing tax increment financing fo fund various eligible proj-
oct costs to stimulate private investment within the Redevelopment Project Area. The Redevelopment Plan and Project includes an eligibility report providing in rea-
sonable detail the basis for qualifying the Redevelopment Project Area as a "blighted area" or "conservation area," as these terms are defined in the Tao Increment

Public Notices Public Notices

ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
1.Notice is hereby given by the Board of Education, Niles
Township District for Special Education #807, Cook County, Il-
...iois, that sealed lump sum bids will be received for general
construction for the following:
PROJECT: POOL IMPROVEMENTS - Julia Molloy Education
Center 8701 Menard Avenue
Morton Grove, Illinois 60053
OWNER:NILES TOWNSHIP DISTRICT FOR SPECIAL EDU-
CATION $807
8701 Menard Avenue
Morton Grove, Illinois 60053
ARCHITECT: RuckPate Archdeclure 22102 North Pepper
Road, Suite 201 Barrington, Illinois 60010 (847)361-2946
2,Description: generally the work may be described as fol-
lows: Replacement of pool gutter and equipment, pool modifi-
cations, HVAC afterations and related work.
3.Bids Due: bids will be received until 1 :00 PM, 19 February
2013 at the administration office of the Owner and will be pub-
holy opened and read at that time.
4.Document Date: the bidding documents are dated 21 Janu-
ary 2013
5.Document Availability: the bidding documents are available
in electronic format by email from the office of the Architect
without cost, or in printed forni from the office of the Architect
on payment of $100 per set, refundable if complete docu-
ments are returned in good condition within 14 days of receipt
of bids, call in advance for printed documents. Bidding docu-
mento are available for viewing at the office of the Architect.
Ouments may also be available for viewing from Dodge and
Reed Construction Data.
6 Complete Bids: bidders shall enter the necessary informa-
tion in all blanks on the Bid Form and shall include all addition-
al bid submittals required by the Bidding documents. Bidders
shall make use of complete documents to prepare bids.
7.Bid Security: all bids offered must be accompanied by bid se-
curity in the form of cash, certified check or bid bond made
payable to the Owner in the amount of not lesa than ten per-
cent (10%) of the amount of the aggregate of the bid as a
guarantee that if the bid is accepted a contract will be entered
into and tire performance of the contract property secured.
8.Time Bids Held Good: no bid shall be withdrawn, modified,
or cancelled without the consent of the Owner for a period of
sixty (601 days after the opening of Bicis.
9.Site Visits: bidders may visit the site by appointment only.
Bidders shall contact the Marcus Holleran at the District (847)
966-8600 to schedule a visit. Bidders shall report to the
school office on arrival.
10.Pre-Bid Meeting: a Pro-Bid Meeting will be held at 3:30
PM, 7 February 2013, at the site.
i 1 Owner's Rights: the Owner reserves Itrio right to reject any
and all bids or waive any inforrualities at its discretion.
- 12.Bonds: the successful bidder for the protect is required fur-
nish Performance Bond and Payment Bond in an amount
equal to one hundred percent (100%) of Ihre bid amount, with
sureties to be approved by tire Owner, and in the form re-
quired by the Bidding documents.
13.insurance: the successful bidder is required to fumish insur-
anca in form and amounts required by the Bidding documents.
including guarantee of indemnity to the Owner and Architect
against ally and all daims which might arise for damages to
persons or property due to the negligence of himself. his em-
ployees or agents, during the construction of said improve-
mento and until the said improvement has been finally accept-
ed as complete by the Owner.
'-14.Prevailing Wage: the successful bidder is shall pay not less
than the prevailing rates of wages fo all laborers, workmen,
and mechanics performing work under this contract, as ascer-
tamed by the Illinois Department of Labor, and shall submd
certified payroll records. in compliance with the Prevailing
Wage Act (820 ILCS 130) and the requirements of the Bidding
Documents.
"t5.Headings: headings in this notice are for readers conven-
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Allocation Redevelopment Act, as amended.
The Redevelopment Plan and Project objectives include but are not limited fo the following:
1 Promote the health, safety and general welfare of the Village;
2,lmprove the quality of life in the Redevelopment Project Area and the Village;
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3.lncrease the property tax base for other local governments having jurisdiction overlapping the Redevelopment Protect Area;
4.Strengthen the Village and local community economy and encourage sound economic development by increasing business activity, tax base, and job opportuni-
ties;
5.Preserve or enhance the value of properties in and adjacent to the Redevelopment Project Area; and
6.Provide needed public improvements.
To achieve these objectives, the Redevelopment Plan and Protect proposes to provide assistance by paying or reimbursing costs related to the acquisition, con-
struction and installation of public facilities, property assembly, site preparation and improvement, environmental remediat'mn, job training and other eligible redevel-
opment project costs, the execution of one or more redevelopment agreements, and the payment of financing, administrative and other professional costs, and pay-
Dreams
ment and/or reimbursement of the Redevelopment Project Costs, all as provided under the Tax Increment Allocation Redevelopment Act, as amended,
Prior to the date of the hearing, each taxing district having property in the Redevelopment Project Area and the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Op-
portundy may submit written comments to the Village, to the attention of the Village Director of Community Development, Lincolnwood Village Hall, 6900 North Lin-
coIn Avenue, Lincolnwood, Illinois, 60712.
The Village has convened a joint review board to consider and make a recommendation regarding the proposed Redevelopment Plan and Prolect for, and the des-
ignation of, the proposed Redevelopment Project Area and the adoption of tax increment allocation financing therefor, in accordance with the requirements of the
Tax Increment Allocation Redevelopment Act, as amended. The joint review board consists of a representative selected by each community college district, park
district, library district, school district, township, fire profection district and county that will have the authority fo directly levy taxes on the property within the Redevel-
opment Project Area at the time that the Redevelopment Project Area is approved, a representative selected by the Village, and a public member. The joint review
board meeting was held on Tuesday, January 15, 2013. at the Lincolnwood Village Hall, 6900 North Lincoln Avenue, Lincolnwood, Illinois, 60712.
At the hearing, all interested persons or affected taxing districts may file written comments and objections with the Village Clerk and may be heard orally with re-
spool to any issues regarding the approval of the Redevelopment Plan and Project for and the designation of the Redevelopment Project Area and the adoption of
tas increment allocation financing therefor. The hearing may be adjourned by the President and the Board of Trustees of the Village without further notice other
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EXHIBIT A
LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT AREA
That part of the South Half of Section 35, Township 41 North, Range i 3 East of the Third Pnncipal Meridian taken as a tract and described as follows: Beginning at
a point on the South line of Pratt Avenue also being the Northeast comer of Lot 13 in Block 5 in Lincoln Ave. Gardens Subdivision recorded February 1 t , 1927 as
Document No. 9548461 ; thence Southwesterly along the Easterly line of said subdivision also being a line common with the Westerly line of the abandon nght of
way of the Chicago and Northwestem Railroad )formerly the Junction Railway Company) a distance of 1032,81 more or less to a point of curve; thence continuing
Southwesterly along said last described line being a curve concave Northwesterly having a radius of 5680.00 feet a distance of 205.16 feet more or lesa to the
North line of Lincoln Ave. Gardens Consolidation recorded May 9, 1957 as Document No. 16899737; thence West along the North line of said Consolidation fo the
most Easterfy comer of Lof 12 in Block 14 in said Lincoln Ave. Gardens Subdivision; thence Northwesterly along the Northeasterly line of Lof 12 and 1 1 to the most
Northerly comer of Lot 1 1 ; thence North along the East line of Lots 1 0, 9 and 8 in said Block 1 4to the most Northerly comer of said Lot 8; thence Soutfrwesterfy
along the Northwesterly line of Lot 8 to the Northeasterly line of Lincoln Avenue; thence Southerty to the Northeast corner of Lot 1 in Loyola Ave. Addition to
Lincolnwood recorded June 28, 1954 as Document No. 15945538 also being the point of intersection of the South line of Albion Avenue and the Northwesterly line
of Proesel Avenue; thence Southwesterly along the Northwesterly line of Proesel Avenue fo the North line of Schreiber Avenue. also being the North line of Lot 36
in John Proesel Estate Partition recorded September 5, 1923 as Document No. 8090987; thence West along said line to the Northwest comer of said Lof 36;
thence South along the West line of said Lot 36 to the centerline of a vacated 16.00 feet alley; thence East along said last described line to its intersection with the
East line of the West 184.83 feet of Lot 37 in said John Proesel Estate Partition; thence South along said last described line to thecenterline of Devon Avenue also
being the South line of the Southwest Quarter of said Section 35; thence East along said last described line fo its intersection with the Southerly extension of the
West line of Devon Square, recorded April 9, 1998 as Document No. 98284608; thence North along said last described line to the North line of said Devon Square;
thence East along said last described line to the East line of said Devon Square, also being the West line of Hamlin Avenue; thence Southalong said last described
line to the centerline of Devon Avenue; thence East along said last described line to its intersection with the Southerly extension of the East line of Ridgeway Ave-
nue also being the East line of the West 33.00 feet of Lof 10 in said John Proesel Estate Partition; thence North along said last described line fo the South line of
the North 41 1 .59 teet of said Lot 10: thence East along said last described line, 142.66 feet; thence South along a line which forms an angle of 90 degrees 02 mi- You've never
nutes 20 seconds to the nght with a prolongation of the last described line, 75.40 feet; thence East along a line which tornis an angle of 90 degrees 0 minutes 40
seconds fo the left with a prolongation of the last described line, 37,00 feet; thence South at right angles to the centerline of Devon Avenue, 1 73.00 feet to the con-
tedino of Devon Avenue; thence East along the centerhne of Devon Avenue to the centerline of Central Park Avenue and the Southwest comer of the Southeast
Quarter of said Section 35; thence East along the centerline of Devon Avenue also being the South line of the Southeast Quarter of said Section 35 to the infersec- searched for
tion willi the East line of McCormick Boulevard; thence North along said described line to the intersection with the North line of the East/West 16.00 foot Public Al-
ley in Edgar S. Owen's North Shore Channel & Devon Ave. Subdivision, extended East; thence West along said last described line being the North lineof said
16.00 foot Public Alley to the East line of Drake Avenue; thence North along the last describe line to the intersection with the Easterly extension of a line 57.93 feet
North of and parallel with this North line of the public alley in Block 6 in Owen & Closius Lincoln & Devon Ave. Subdivision; (thefollowing five (5) calls being in Block
cars like this
6 in Owen & Closius Lincoln & Devon Ave, Subdivision); thence West along said last described line to the Northeasteily line of Lot 4 in Block 6 in said Owen A
Closiun Lincoln & Devon Ave. Subdivision; thence Northwesterly along said last described line to its intersection with the West line of the Nortf'i/SouItr public alley;
thence North along said Isst described line fo an angle point; thence Northwesterly 7.08 feet more or lesa to the South line of the East/West public alley; thence
West along said last described line to the East line of Central Park Avenue; thence West to the Northeast comer of Lot 109 in Proesel's Lincoln Ave. Subdivision re-
before.
corded December 6, 1921 as Document No. 7345199, and the West line of Central Park Ave.; thence Northwesterly along the Northeasterly line of Lofs 98 through
109 both inclusive, to the most Northerfy comer of Lot 98 in said Proesel's Lincoln Ave. Subdivision and the East line of Monticello Ave.; thence North along saìd
last described line to the North line of Arthur Avenue and the Southwest comer of Lof 60 in Proesel's Lincoln Ave, Subdivision; thence West along the North line of
Arthur Avenue to the Southeast comer of Lof 28 in Proesel's Lincoln Ave. Subdivision; thence North along the East line of Lof 28 fo the Northeast comer of Lot 28;
thence West along the NorTh line of Lot 28 to the East line of Lawndale Avenue; thence North along said last described line fo the intersection with the Southeaster-
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ly extension of the Northeasterly line of Owneris Division, recorded July 15, 1959 as Document No. 17598556; thence Northwesterly along said last described line
fo the intersection with the Northeasterly extension of the Southeasterly line of Lof 26 in said Proesel's Lincoln Ave. Subdivision; thence Southwestetly along said
last described line to the Northeasterfy line of Lincoln Avenue; thence Northwesterfy along said last described line fo the most westerfy comer of Lot 21 in said To D r ¡ ve .com
Proesel's Lincoln Ave. Subdivision; thence Northeasferfy along the Northwesterly line of said Lot 21 also being a line common with the Southeasterly line of said
Owneri Division to the most Easterly line of said Owner's Division; thence Southeasterly along the Southeasferfy estension of the Northeasferfy line of said Owner's
Division to its intersection with a line 8.00 feet West of and parallel with the West line of Lofs 9 through 12, both inclusive in said Proesel's Lincoln Ave. Subdivision;
thence North along said last described line to its intersection with a line 8.00 feet North of and parallel with the North line of Lof 13 in said Proesel's Lincoln Ave,
Subdivision; thence West along said last descnbed line to the Northeasterly line of said Owner's Division, thence Northwesterly along said last described line to the
East line of Lot 23 in John Proesel Estale Partition recorded September 5, 1 923 as Document No, 8090987; thence North along said last described line fo the BROUGHTTOYOU BY
North line of said Lot 23; thence West along said last described line to the Southeasterly line of the abandon right of way of the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
(formerly the Junction Railway Company), said line being a curve concave Northwesterly having a radius of 5780.00 feet; thence Northeasterly along said last de-
scnbed line a distance of 327.71 feet more or less to a point of tangency; thence Northeasterly along the Southeasterly line of the abandon right of way a distance
of 1075.12 feet more or lesa fo the South line of Pratt Avenue; thence West along said last described line to the point of beginning, in Cook County, Illinois. SUN MEDIA
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Notre Dame
Friday
Don't Wrestflng: ESCC Tournament at Notre Dame, 3:30 p.m.
The Dons finished second behind state power Marist in last year's scc
Miss tournament, and the Red Hawks are the heavy favorites again this season.
Two of ND's champions last year - current sophomore Jimmy Gallardo
(106 pounds) and senior Roark whittington (145) - will look to repeat.
Maestranzi comes up big at the end again
BY DAN SHALIN I Contributor
CHICAGO
Notre Dame point
guard Jake Mae-
stranzi said he had
played in front of
some big crowds.
But the senior
never had experi-
enced a frenzied
atmosphere like the
one at St. Patrick.
However, the 5-foot-9 point
guard was not fazed, scoring 10
fourth-quarter points Friday, in-
cluding four clutch free throws,
in the Dons' 54-51 comeback
victory. Maestranzi finished
with 12 points, picked up four
steals and turned the ball over
just once as Notre Dame im-
proved to 16-2 overall and 3-1 in
the ESCC.
"When I was at South El-
gin, we played Bartlett and it
was a pretty big rivalry," said
Maestranzi, who transferred to
Notre Dame this school year.
"We played them for the re-
gional championship a couple
years ago, and it was a pretty
big crowd. But not close to
this."
As is customary when Notre
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st. Patrick's Royale Ewing (left) guards Notre Dame's Jake Maestranzi
in first-half action Friday in Chicago. Visit niles.suntimes.com/sports to
view a photo gallery from the game. I JUDY FIDKOWSKI-forSun-7imes
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Dame visits St. Patrick, the
small gym on Chicago's North-
west side was packed 45 mm-
utes before tipoff, and the St.
Patrick student section, located
inches from the sideline, was
raucous throughout.
The contest had a big-game
feel as two ESCC rivals loaded
with talent battled ¡t out in
front of the Comcast television
Saturday
Boys basketball: Notre Dame at St. Viator, 4:30 p.m.
Eight days after posting a high-stakes win over St. Patrick - with bragging rights, pride and
staying afloat in the scc conference race all on the line - the Dons will be tested by St. Viator.
The Lions, with just one loss in league play, are led by top scorer Ore Arogundade.
cameras.
"I said to Jake (the day be-
fore the game), 'You're going
to be in an atmosphere you've
probably never been in before,
but that's why you came here,'
', Notre Dame coach Tom Les
said. "He came here to play in
big-time games."
Maestranzi spent the entire
game bringing the ball up the
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court for the Dons, and did so
almost flawlessly despite con-
starit pressure by St. Patrick 6-3
guard Royale Ewing.
"(Ewing) is a great player,
very athletic and tough to get
by, and physical," said Mae-
stranzi, who previously lived in
Bartlett and now resides in Des
Plaines. "But I'm used to that.
l've played in AAU and been
in big games against physical,
athletic players. I was ready."
Maestranzi also was ready to
contribute on the offensive end
in the fourth quarter. His two
3-pointers, the first a minute
into the frame and the second
with a minute left in the game,
were the bookends to a 14-3
run that saw the Dons turn
a 40-36 deficit into a 50-43
advantage.
The ball was in Maestranzi's
hands in the final minute, and
the 93 percent free-throw
shooter went to the line five
times, hitting four of them.
"It was Jake's game to win
or lose in the final minute and
a half, two minutes," Les said.
"He's a great 3-point shooter.
He's done that several times
over the course of the season,
in close games, make big shots
at the end. He's also made all of
his free throws at the end. He
kind of surprised me when he
missed one tonight."
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Notre Dame
BOYS 8ASKETBALL
Saturday
At St. Viator, 4:30 p.m.
Boys BOWUNG
Friday
At O'FaIIon State Final Tourn. at St.
clair Bowl, TBD
Saturday
At O'Fallon State Final burn. at St.
clair Bowl, TBD
CE H0CKE
Fnday
At Orland vs. Providence, 8:45 p.m.
Sunday
At Southwest Ice Arena vs. Marist,
7p.m.
BOYS SWiMMIN
Monday
At Maine West, S p.m.
WRESTLING
Friday
Hosts ESCC Tourn., 3:30 p.m.
Teammate Donte "Scooter"
Stephenson, who is also less
than 6 feet tall, said Maestranz;
has been a major addition to
the Dons this season.
"He pushes me at practice,"
said Stephenson, who had a
team-high 14 points against St.
Patrick. "He's a great player.
Don't let his size fool you, he's
great point guard, great shoot-
er. He can take the pressure
and he doesn't let anything
fazehim." U
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Don't Competitive dance: Nues West at Bloomington (State dance finals), 7:50 p.m.
The Nues West dance team qualified for the state meet - to be held at U.S.
Girls gymnastics: CSL South conference meet at Nues West, 6 p.m.
The Wolves finished eighth among 14 teams with a score of 97.45 at the NUes West Invite on
Saturday. Maine South (99.875) was fifth overall, and finished as the best of six CSL teams at the
Miss Cellular Coliseum, in Bloomington - by scoring 69.27 points during Satur-
day's Palatine Sectional, good enough for fourth place in the Class 3A divi-
sion and a berth n Friday's state preliminaries.
14-team event. New Trier is the two-time defending CSL South champion.

Steegmueller
a fast learner
BY DAN SHALIN Contributor I @danshalun
I

During a high school girls gym-

nastics season that lasts just
This Week
over two months, there only is Nues West
so much time for a gymnast to BOYS BASKETBALL
Friday
learn new skills and use them in Hosts Maine South, 7:30 p.m.
Saturday
competition. Hosts Buffalo Grove, 3 p.m.

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

Girls Gymnastics Invitational at Evanston on Jan. 5. JOEL LERNER-S un-Times Media

INues around and on vault and parallel bars last season,
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Power
Rankings
Pioneer Press
Basketball
Power Rankings
As voted on by the Pioneer
Press sports staff First place
votes are worth ¡O points.
secondplace 9, etc.

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

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

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this Feb. 9, 2012, photo, Catherine Steegmueller of Nues West competes on the parallel bars at the Niles North Sectional. I JOEL LERNER- live at
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HOCKEY

Steegmueller said her greatest
improvements have come on
balance beam and floor exercise
this winter.
She has added a standing
back flip on beam. On floor, she
has been able to fix her round-
off flip-flop full and add a front
honor role student. "But I'm
impressed and happy with the
progress l've made in such a
short season."
The gymnast added:
"Throughout the season, I've
just been working hard to
make sure I will be able to get
ago. Then it is on to regionals,
where she hopes to qualify for
sectionals in the all-around and
in each individual event.
If she makes it to the sec-
tional, Steegmueller will have
a chance to become the first
Nues West gymnast to qualify
Thursday
Arcus, who said Steegmuel- Fenwick at St. Rita
1er is a leader and great ex- 7:55 p.m.
Sunday
ample for the other members Rockford at New Trier Green
5:30 pm.
of Niles West's inexperienced Tuesday
Sandburg at Glenbrook North
team, said the gymnast's best 8:55 p m
W.dn.sday
chance to qualify for state Naperville Central at Stevenson
940 p.m.
would be on bars, vault and in
the all-around. BOYS BASKETBALL

through pass to a full ending.
The latter skills have helped her
floor marks jump from the 8.6-
8.8 range in 2011-12 to the 8.8-
9.0 range this season.
'Going into the season, I
these tricks for conference and
sectionals. I have an amazing
team to work with and helpful
coaches making sure that every
day we're the best we can be. I
would not be able to do it with-
for state since Katelynn John- "She'll have to add one more Thursday
Carmel at Marist
son in 2010. But Steegmueller trick on bars and one more con- 7:30 p.m.
Saturday
said she's not getting ahead of nection on beam (for the all- Lyons vs. York
4:30 p.m.
herself. around score). If she can do all Nazareth vs. Peoria Notre Dame
"Well, everyone wants to go 6:30 p.m.
of that, and hit it (at sectional),
(to state)," she said. "But I'm she has the ability to make GIRLS BASKETBALL

hoped I would get a lot more
new tricks, but I didn't know
how many I would actually get,"
said Steegmueller, who is an
out them."
On Friday, Steegmueller will
be looking to repeat her all-con-
ference performance of a year
taking it one step at a time. You
want to do well at reg ionals and
then sectionals and then see
where that takes you."
state," the coach said. frIday
Lyons vs. Glenbard West
At this point, who would bet 7.30 p.m.
Saturday
against SteegmueUer's ability to Lyons Township vs. York
6 p.m.
add new tricks? I
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Don't Boys basketball: Niles North at Highland Park, 7:30 p.m.

By defeating Glenbrook North for the second time this season with a 62-
Wrestling: Niles North at Evanston, 6 p.m.
The Vikings and Maine East will compete against Evanston and Maine South in separate matches

Miss 57 win on Friday, the Vikings improved to 6-O in CSL North play. Nues
North, ranked No. 13 by the Chicago Sun-Times, needs to post a 3-1 mark
in its final four conference games to earn the league crown.
during a CSL crossover double dual meet. The Hawks finished in a three-way tie for the CSL South
title during the regular season, and Evanston finished fifth at Saturday's CSL conference meet.

One of the all-time great Vikings

BY MATT HARNESS I mharness@pioneerlocal.com I @harnesspreps

SKOKIE knew he had a chance to do

something special here." This Week
Not many would Olson compared Nix to
Nuse Khan, who played for
Nues North
debate senior
Olson at Maine East and is
Malachi Nix's place now a junior guard at Mis- BOYS BASKETBALL
souri S&T. Friday
in Nues North boys As a freshman and sopho-
At Highland Park, 7:30 p.m.

basketball history. more, Nix played a support- GIRLS BASKETBALL

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

BELOW:
Niles North's
BJ Beckford
tries to save
the ball from
going out
of bounds
Friday against
Glenbrook
North. He was
unsuccessful.
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Media

3-pointer in the final two minutes
sent the Vikings to the victory.
Glenbrook North junior Ethan
Lutz, whose 3-pointer on the
previous possession put the
Spartans in position to make a
run, made sure to point out the
importance of Nix's shot.
'That sealed it for them," Lutz
said. "That was a big shot. I hope
I can be someone who makes
those shots for my team."
As good as he was early in
his career, Olson said Nix never
wasted the opportunity to ad-
vance his game to the next level.
"He's developed in every as-
pect of the game," said Olson,
who became Niles North's coach
before the 200g-10 season.
"He's a much better ball-handler
and shooter now. He has that
ability to hit tough shots off the
dribble and finish at the rim,
which was something he strug-
gled with as a freshman and
sophomore."
Defense has been a strength
this season with Nix often asked
to match up against an oppo-
nent's best guard. So far, he's
been tasked with keeping up
with Loyola junior sharpshooter
Jack Morrissey and Notre Dame
senior Matt Mooney, who will
play at Air Force.
"He's an intelligent defender,
and that's why he gets those
tough assignments," Olson said.
"He's really taken pride in doing
that."
Although his recruitment has
been slow, Nix, who said he has
an offer from Chicago State,
continues to attract atten-
tion from colleges. Olson said
coaches from Northern Illinois
were at Friday's game.
"He's going to be a good col-
lege player," Olson said. "He just
has that will to win, and that's
what coaches are seeing. He sets
the tone for our team."
Nix said he wouldn't be where
he is today without Olson by
his side. The two will forever be
linked for lifting the program out
of obscurity.
"He's not going to admit it, but
he's the reason," Nix said. "He
has the formula. There's nothing
like this without him."
Added Olson: "One thing
Malachi and I share in com-
mon is we are very competitive
people. We have that drive to
be successful. There's as much
respect on my end for him as
he has for me."
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CSL WRESTLING TOURNAMENT - CSL SOUTH TEAMS
Calkins gearing up for state tournament
BY MATT HARNESS AND ERIC VAN DRIL I ppnpreps@pioneerIocaI.com
SKOKIE
Terry Calkins got himself
in the right frame of mind
for the state series by
capturing the CSL cham-
pionship at 126 pounds.
-.- The Maine South senior beat New
Trier sophomore Alec McKenna 9-3 ¡n
the final Saturday at Niles West for his
second career league title. He also won
in 2011 at 112 pounds.
"I am really happy with my perfor-
mance, especially after coming back
from second place last year," said
Calkins, who raised his record to 22-3
overall. "I really wanted it this year."
A two-time qualifier for the state
tournament, Calkins said he can't wait
to get back to Champaign for the final
weekend of the season. The state series
starts Feb. 2.
"I'm getting in the groove," Calkins
said. 'I want it all to start as soon as
possible. I am ready."
Calkins was one of three conference
champs for the Hawks, who took third
place in the team standings with 163
points.
Junior Tom Brewster (29-1) cruised to
the title at 152 pounds. Senior Mike Gar-
vey (26-6) won by fall in the 160-pound
final.
Maine South is at the Evanston Re-
yonal, along with area teams Notre
Dame, Niles North, Nues West and the
host Wildkits.
SUTER'S KNEE BETTER
Glenbrook South senior Jacob Suter
won his first CSL South title by beating
New Trier senior John Benson 5-3 in the
championship final at 220 pounds.
'
'This was a revenge match for me,"
said Suter, who was the runner-up at
220 to Deerfield's Artie Bess a year ago.
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"But no one really cares until regionals.
This was just another meet for me."
A torn meniscus suffered during the
football season slowed Suter earlier this
season, but he said he is as healthy as
he's going to be.
"lt's a lot better," said Suter, who for-
feited his match to Benson on Dec. 3
because of the knee injury. "There was
a lot of swelling, but it's about the same
size as the other one now. I just ice it a
lot."
Suter (26-2) will be going after his
\ pounds. "I changed up my techniques
\\ to show I am not some two-trick pony. I
first-ever trip to the state tournament
when the Titans compete Feb. 2 at the
Fremd Regional. Other local teams
there include Glenbrook North, Loyola
nd New Trier.
\ Suter was selected as the CSL
South's outstanding wrestler for the
tournament.
BREAKING THE TIE
Three teams - Maine South, Nues
West and New Trier - finished with
identical 4-1 records to sit atop the CSL
South this season.
But after the Wolves (198 points) out-
scored the third-place Hawks (163) and
fourth-place Trevians (149) at the CSL
Conference Tournament, there's little
doubt about who is the CSL South's
best team in the mind of NUes West se-
nior Tommy Williams.
"We pretty much proved that we
won conference on our own," said Wil-
hams, the tournament champion at
138 pounds. "The three-way-tie thing, I
don't really believe in that. We are the
true conference champions and it feels
great because this is something we've
been working on since sophomore
year."
VARIED APPROACH
New Trier senior MJ Pritchard didn't
have much trouble Saturday, capping
his weekend with a 10-2 win over Glen-
brook South senior Jimmy Binder in the
championship final at 120 pounds.
Pritchard (31-4) credited his success
with a switch in tactics.
" Everybody here knows my moves,
so I wanted to be smarter with how I
wrestled out there," said Pritchard, a
conference champ last season at 113
didn't do a lot of leg rides, but I did a lot
of hand controls and used the strength
in my upper body."
GRATCH THIRD AGAIN
One of three third-place finishers for
the Wildkits, Simon Gratch earned his
second third-place medal in a row at the
league tournament. Following a loss by
fall to Highland Park junior Dom Ciancio
in the semis, the senior rebounded to
beat Maine West's Ryan Lowe 10-0 at
145 pounds.
Gratch, who took third at 138 pounds
last year, improved to 17-8. U

CSL WRESTLING TOURNAMENT - CSL NORTH TEAMS
Despite improvement, Demons still feel disrespected
BY MATT HARNESS AND ERIC VAN DRIL
SKOKIE
Maine East fin-
ished sixth out of
12 teams at the
CSL tournament,
even though 160-
pounder Ahmed
Al-Rifael was its
only wrestler to
make a champion-
ship final.
The Blue Demons' 106-point
performance at the confer-
ence meet is another sign of
the programs improvement
- Maine East finished ninth
(54 points) last season and
dead last (nine points) in 2011
- yet its wrestlers still feel
disrespected.
"I feel like they probably
think that we suck and stuff,
probably because of football
and that we don't win a lot
of games in football or a lot
of wrestling meets," said Al-
Rifael, a junior who finished
second Saturday. "This year,
it's changed around. But I think
that's how they look at us."
ADJUSTING GOALS
When Niles North senior Dan
Fricano returned to the sport
he gave up last year to focus
on his schoolwork and football,
he set simple, attainable goals.
He wanted to get his cardio
back, improve his technique
and finish above .500 on the
wrestling mat. He has since
blown away his expectations.
Fricano, who wrestled at
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195 pounds despite weighing
in at 181 pounds, won the CSL
tournament with a 3-2 deci-
sion over Deerfield senior Jim
Kirby. His record is currently
24-5 and Fricano has adjusted
his goals.
"I'm pretty surprised with
how I'm doing," said Fricano,
adding that the season was
already three weeks old when
he came out for wrestling. "I'm
going to keep working hard
and maybe make it to state."
REBORA HONORED
Longtime Glenbrook North
coach Mark Rebora, who's
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been with the team for more
than two decades and is in his
last season, was recognized
by the conference before the
championship finals.
Seniors Michael Maksimovic
and Logan Weintraub provid-
ed the highlights in Rebora's
last conference tournament by
each taking third place at Niles
West.
DO THE MATH
To explain Deerfield heavy-
weight J.J. Nawrot's develop-
ment, one must first do the
math.
"My coach says, 'Every five
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offseason matches is one
regular season win,' " said
Nawrot, explaining how he has
improved from a 22-15 wrestler
as a junior to 30-4 after win-
fling his second-straight CSL
tournament title Saturday.
Nawrot added: "I went to
the (University of Illinois camp)
with the team, and got some
offseason matches; probably
got 30 or 40 offseason match-
es, and I really think that built
experience and kept the ball
rolling into this season. It's one
big track: from last season, to
the offseason, to this season."
Deerfield won the team title
Saturday with 271 points.
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MASKED MEN
Highland Park only had
two wrestlers place in the
top six in their weight classes
en route to an 11th-place fin-
ish at the CSL tournament
Saturday, but those two
wrestlers had something in
common.
Juniors Dom Cianclo and
Brandon Garcia-Galvan both
wore facemasks at vari-
ous points during the meet.
Ciancio pinned Niles West's
Nick Yonan at 1:22 to win the
145-pound title. The junior
took his facemask off in de-
light right before the referee
raised his arm to signify his
victory.
About two hours before
Ciancio's triumph, Garcia-
Galvan took off his facemask in
disgust. The junior lost his bout
against New Trier sophomore
Luke lida by pin in the conso-
lation semifinals, then didn't
wear the mask in his 3-2 vic-
tory over Maine West's Kevin
Mendoza for fifth place at 138
pounds.
Garcia-Galvan wore the
mask last year after breaking
his nose as a freshman. He
has alternated between wear-
ing it and not wearing it this
year because he considers it
a nuisance, but he is prone
to nosebleeds. Knowing his
nose is a point of weakness,
wrestlers like Mendoza have
targeted it.
"A lot of them are going
for my face, especially (Men-
doza)," Garcia-Galvan said. "I
felt like it was bothering me
too much. ... I took it off, so it .
was something he could use as
my weakness." I
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